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REPUBLICANS from Central

Florida attended an "Elephant Stampede"

Thursday evening to hear candidates for office: Claude It. Kirk Jr. and
Richard B. Muidrew, for governor, and (above, left to right) Allan F.
Keeth and N rat. Jean Bryant, School Board; E. Pope Bassett, state cornfillIteernan; Charles Heals, Legislature; Mrs. Keeth, state committee.

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school will 'bring together
fur a No. I state" was the
the finest faculty in the coon.
theme of the two Gal' guborDr. Earl Weldon, president 'work here with the opening try, a factor which played a
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Junior
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has announced the employ. mole County Hoard of Public which will offer many advsnt.
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Stampede" Thursday evening
ment of two professors,, Instruction Thursday, Dr. ages to this faculty."
It the home of Mr. and Mrs.,
Purpose of tli' school's cdii- .
l4r* K. Slunil,er and Wil- Wehion, board members nn
Allan F. Kt'eth is l.och Arbor.
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Jr., ! 1jcksonvlll., stressed
bumanI"., uicluding English. wo of seve I architectural teachers aitJ educsl$'nal lId.
the need for Improved educ's.
French and Spanish. iie is a firms under consideration for crc and give opportunity for
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Junior College and St. Johns for the junior college campus, together educationally.
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Further Interviews of other Trinity Preparatory will he
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H. received his bachelor firms will be held dyring the the first of Its kind in Ibis
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area. Others in the d',ceee
and master degrees at the next few week,,
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University of Cincinnati anti
Also interviewed Thursday are St. Andrews in Boca liaton,
stressed the need for a statehas done fstrther post.gratlu- were representatives of the and Berkley Academy In
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Tampa.
ato work at the University Florida Public Utilities,
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of Michigan and the lJniver' ural gas firm, In the Interest
"going to revolt and put cdiiB.
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Xavier University in Cincin- bo th natural and bottled gas
Kirk, unsuccessful candidate
nati.
to the county's 23 schools.
against Sen. Spissartl Holland
Gordon, 39, will be workThe board authorized Waltwo years ago, said that, If
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Lyman High School juniors elected, he will "move Florida
ice and science. He received trative aide to draw up spedfrom 37th place in education
his 03 In ninth at ltol7lns ficatlons fur bid advertiseWASHINGTON (UPI)-A and seniors will frolic in their in the states to No. 1 poolCasselberry
College, did post graduate ments on gsa s supplies for
reminder fromyour friendly formal finery Saturday night tion,' lie emphmixel the need
work at. the University of school kikiatna and home
A small depression in the
Internal Reaeuiae service at their annual prom which for "more education."
Florida and received his nonaica rooms.
-the deadline ten filing will be held this year from
Both candidates blasted earth located at the rear of
master's degree in education
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1111 Iacsme tax returns i
He has taught at Florida MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. midnight tosighi.
Orlando Garden Club building Gov. iEaydon Burns. Muldrew, James Withrow at 305 Orange
Southern University a n d (UPI) - Postmaster James
calling for efficiency In ZOV' Lane, Cauolb.rry, causc4
Return, act postmarked on Rollins Avenue.
Winter Park High School and O'Malley s '1 that 150 pos'al by aildaight will be consid'
The crowning of a king and ernnicnt, pointed attention t speculation Thursday as to
Is currently teaching evening employes here failed to re- ered late, and late filers queen will highlight the even- the current probe into the CU5 whether It might develop into
classes In math at ,,,Rollins calve pay checks this week gave to pay a penalty .4
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College.
because their time cards were live per teat a mouth on orchestra will provide music a 'courtesy car" donated by A drop of 4.6 inches Is ape
They are expected to begin lost in the mail,
what they ewe,
for dancing,
a motor firm and charging parent in a semi-circular area
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a 6-5 feet across adjacent to
Jacksonville resident, pointed the foundation of the house.
to Burns' reinIs as Jackson.
Officials inspected the scene
yUle mayor "when the schools Thursday and believe the de.
lout ,t'crr'iitiatiufl, our w ater pression was not caused by a
becausie polluted, but we have sinkhole and are no cause for
a million dollars worth of alarm. 'rliey believe the set-

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The apartments will be on
public display between the
hours of 1 snul 6 p.m. Rental
cost. ranges from $115 to 115
per month on a yearly
lease, which includes utilities
except electricity,
(See pages 1 throuch 4 of
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ordered psychiatric examinatIon.
The two boys were released
to the custody of their parents.
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so far received listed damages
Cuotarelli, 31, l's
at $33.S.17. Cost of repairs to
tonuticctioii
with
the $2 million
fountains to decorate the thing is caused by an old the piano and a film strip prn•
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stump hole where routs have jector have not been receiv- jewelrohh"ry In Miami two
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npaprtments, A. K. Shoemaker Jr., E. C. Harper Sr. and
Jeno P Paulucci,
There are 32 units available
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apartments have balconies

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and R,), M. Walker,
for state representative from
Seminole District 1;
Lake
Mrs. Je,.0 Bryant anti Kceth
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Apartment., the new "leisure
living" complex on East First
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STEVE LEACH, sergeant in Seminole 111gb
School band, discovers the best way to display
new headdress Is through the sun roof of a
Volkswagen. In fact, if he wore headdress while
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kim will end tonight. A crowd estimated at
5,000 looked over the display of new antoniobites Thursday night and listened to 'The (c,
3lads," a popular area band provide rnunic. Scm.

inole High School band alm) played. "The Go
Madat" will play again tonight liegimining at. 7

p.m. The grand prize, a Cobin bout with trailer,
will be given away about 8:45 p.m.
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Filth Street, has

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police the theft of her puree
and a radio from her home.

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home through a window and
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entered I.ike' Motircit, today to begin work ?ilciiiuiav sun dredging of tho

landfill area for the Sauttit-it laki'rr'snt dt'vt'l''tmn'mit project. Reof dredge work signifies start of 1ong.uuited Sanford marina
complex.
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contest to see who could stay Canada In the spring. La
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staying awake 62 hours. They off until the second week
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formation director for the Inc cranes In
world's Ii
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ENSACOLA (UPI)
A
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MAY YOUR GRAND OPENING
II A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS

accident occurred. The
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is went out of control, off
flight deck of lb. USS
:lngton.

it Was Out Pleasure T.
Furnish Lumber And Other
Supplies Per Your New

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f you're an auto-showroom
i-slammer, here's advice
relax pout There's a pro.
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MAmAND,
of sub 'N Buick -as.
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were allocated more
called uite situation "critical." boro. Tenn. Kandret was freed Pensacola
than $1 million each. This
___ on $3AW bond after a pro- program. which won announelimlna
oil earlier this year, will use
both federal and state money.
budget
The
Cunan,
president
of
Joseph
was Inserted Into the general
the National Maritime Union. COVENTRY, E g I an it
building
plan for IMU
called fore congressional In- (UP!) - About 704) auto in- ro...
vestigatlon of th, recent fire dustry workers went on strIke 67.
aboard the Norwegian cruise W protest strikes. They *call.
ship Viking Prince$$ to do- ed the token 24-hour walk.
termine whether legisla tion is out to protest $ series of
LONDON (UPI) - Mrs.
needed 'against similar has- 'disruptive" stoppages and May Lynn, 34, broke a rib
ards In the future."
go-slows by 15 truck drivers, when she sneezed.

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After the grand opening sale Atty. G,n. Harvey Dicker
will be said he would block say
Winners of the "Baby of the regular
The tempt by a casino In No
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a.m.to
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Year" contest, sponsored by
Las Vegas to use bars boot
open
Fridays
store will be
Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta 81g.
ed 21 dealers is entice gi
until 9 p.m.
blers.
ma Phi, were announced to.
The Silver Nugget Casi
day by Mrs. Marchetts Dorthe largest gambling hell
North Las Vegas, Interviei
In first place was Michael WSCS
women earlier this weak
Wing, son of Dr. and Mrs.
the bars bosomed jobs.
Kenneth Wing, sponsored by
spokesman for the club i
the Sanford Woman's Club.
the women were told I
lie will receive a trophy and a
would be dressed In I
$25 savings bond, donated by
through costumes.
Wert's Jewelry Store and Af
Such conduct by a Uceti
Florida State Bank, espec
The April meeting of the gambling casino gets 'far
lively.
Christ Methodist Church yond the bounds of dice
Second place winner, Frank. Woman'. Society of Christian and propriety," Dickei
un Snider, sun of Mr. and Service was held at. the said In a prepared statem
ISIrs. Franklin Snider and church Monday evening with
"My office has had sen
great grandson of Joseph R. Mrs. W. 1.. fliers as hostess. calls from the women dot
ts of Lake blary, sponopening scripture was read presently employed by
cored by the American Lo- by Mrs. Dave Waggoner and casino. They have complal
iIon
Wel 40 and S will be a loving a hymn was sung. Mrs. James that unless they shed the
cup donated by Kieder's Jew- Rwnela and Mrs. Michael garments they would I
viny Store.
Korgan presented an Easter their jobs," said Dlekersoi
Donna Kemp?, daughter of program In the form of a Dickerson said he w
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ksmpt, dialogue with a discussion seek a court Injunction
sponsored by the Civitan Club, period following. The pro- halt this affront to the dot
will receive a silver fork and gram, entitled Jntimatlonis," and law abiding citizens
spoon set donated by Sanford brought out bless and atti. Nevada" If the Silver Nuj
tuies of the members on attempted to carry out
Jewelry and Luggage.
plan.
death
and resurrec tion.
Awards will be nunle at
The attorney general
The closing scripture, also
siteetings of the club sponnors.
piled
that a Casino's gambi
w
Mrs.
Waggoner,
as
real
by
Mrs. I).rinliiey said that all
license might be in jeopa
funds collected In the contest followed by prayer.
It It turned to bars-bosom
have not yet been counted, hut in the business session led tics to lure gamblers Into
Johnson,
totals were decimated by loss by Mrs. Clifford
casinos.
of one Jar of money stolen president, the nominating
committee reported announcefrom the Trophy Lounge.
would
All proceeds will be given nient of new officers
eeting.
be
made
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the
May
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K E E N E S B U ft (I, C
the Little Red &amp;hoolhouse
Johnson gave the (UPI)
!.1n1.
Platte Valley II
children.
retarded
for mentally
benediction after which the School lost a baseball p
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coffee to Mrs. James Bomer- pitchers held the winn
Suspect Held
yule, Mrs. Edward Burns, team to three hits. Weld C
Mrs. It. L. Nielsen, Mrs. Rob'- tral of Keenesburg got its
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MIAMI (UPI) - A Brook- Mrs. Kor m an, Mrs. Waggon. tie to brag about. They in
lyn (N.Y.). man has been t- u, and Mrs. Johnson.
five errors of their own,
rested by the FBI on charges
connected with the theft of
$100,000 worth of Industrial Bi Cities Get
sewing machine parts In Ten-

ness.,.
Tail exploded last Septem. Charles George Kandret, 49, State Road
ber killing about 200 persona was charged here with the
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with winner b e I n g
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many of lb. survival
nlquee so huportant those
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training camp In summer to simulate living con
ditlons in mission outposts among primitive
tribe. of Indiana ; (4) Boy Johnson, Bill
Creel,

South America; (2) Faith Wyma. another
nee, shows Mr.. Carol Sukup Interesting Items
from Bolivia where her husband lived for 14
years with his missionary parents; (8) thatched
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for missionary work among Indian tribes In

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scia lastitstoe, Arlington
NEW TRIBES MISSiON, a "boot camp" for
National Cemetery, the Jet.
mlulonaries Ii located near Ovledo. Pbotoe
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The Kingdom Seekers Adult
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the only ,ofiv.h,1
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church. amp Lake,
POT taft sub night at the will most Tuesday. The
f.
recent r. v i vat. ing
Twenty women make up
the o'clock t
CIA" and nth attended At Elizabeth Ross, Rose Av*.
Mr. and Mrs. William D.
lowt one service during the flu.
, Bear Labs.
Cauld.r, who formerly lived In
week exce.din the
CIS most, w 11Eve
bening Cir.
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Cam1berry And, Orkudo,, did
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jut that and both elalm to be par CeOL
me of Mm Jeannette
Drigger,,
happier than over before,,. Members of the
class a Orlando.
and It shows.
Mrs.
Mn. 31. Cook, Mrs. Vera
The Coulders have uly.sr Bell, Mrs. Arthur Green
old daughter and a son, who Mrs. H. Hull, Mrs. D. Math.
W Off.,
to lis 60 Marine QM&amp; Mr. ire. Mm Tivy Xing. MM M.
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C*uww wals an electrician Arls, MjL Ibex KaseU. MM
Largest Seleiflena
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requested to most at the
variance of travel and learning chorr% at 7!30 wv".
worshipers seated in tho ints. Johnson, and cynthia )Car=*. e will
do
'* fACII'd the unique out.
The Methodist Youth Tel.
ad
door sanctuary.
Up to 10 pee cent if thi
lowship
group
of
theirchfl'
the church Father Michael V Cannon population
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of some areas of
have a spaghetti suppe
AtTICS 15 Infected with lap.
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hi which plans will be final.
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thIs year. The project will
underway May 9 ad nuts through May 23.
There are many ways in
oh
rate with the committee.
up residence. with
to
Iscaping is one
in. Unimproved property
be cleared of woods, and
ir forms of unds.sruth.
oe.d surfaces on buildings
be painted. Fence. can be
sired. These are a few Silldons St.nstrorn listed.

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their i
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Take Carol Sukup, aura.- lowing Easter Sunday. Sines St. Augustine, will be dedi.
the Christian faith Is a .Ini. eated Sunday by Fisnio card.
f
takes a
wile and
Soper, Archbishop ofZ,.
' faith, this Sunday is used
Use Sep- to illustrate
conducts services In the Jail
sermis
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ad children, greffation
Camp#
dkated, happy, and enthus. esetral shows, touss
era States Zepresenlativs but regular services are $ two, and fair. Sb. said, "We in singing many hymns. Spe- serve
e by lb. girls wire dl..
lasti. people have voluntatfly lsad,y,
secretary. ITs also was or
who is now making his bead- conducted as those at the Ii. Ilk, luxuries and ales thing, clal numbers also will be
gIven many of them thln,s up New Tribes Is as bleeds. quarters at Oviedo with his
pro. dallied a priest with the lit. tXibUtSd t* lbS patients and
Ututo ale encouraged to at. lilt, everyone
but &amp;her lSfltSd.
I. arder to adapt themselves aominaticaal faith mission family, left rscistly for Vine. teed the church of their bole.
cardinal in 1980. ThIs will be $ prIm W55 presented.
The Men's Club of th
e his first trip to America from lire. Painter led the groap
coil
finishing college WS
Grace Methodist will partlel. behind
the Iron Curtain.
prayer and the lrls sang
life Is short and the most fin. pat. in the Fifth Annual
their GA hymn, "We've $
The
Solemn
Mass
of
fledportent thing we could do Methodist Men's R.treat
Sat- icatlon will be celebrated at Story to Tell to the Nations."
would be the Toni's work."
unlay, at Camp Winona, near 8 p.m. on
the Thi young patients joined
DiLeon Springs. The day will traditional Low Sunday.
Althou1luth
do flo1.now begin
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day
of
pilgrluag,
In singing "Jesus Less lie,"
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with a breakfast
where they will be sent,
MlsslonOfNombnde
sndtwoe,eu+sangsotee.
to
the
he 8:30 a.m. Theme of
the pro- Duos. The Mass will be eel.- The girls wh, went belud.
ha. had teaching experience gram thro
ughout will be "My brateil at the outdoor altAr at edt Pam Lowe, Anna Painter,
and would lilt, to
a Christian Witness" All men he apse
Votive Mareells Brown, Pauline Dunof
linguist. Sb. feels that the cx- an. Invited to attend and are Church, with the
thousands of can, Valerie Dunn, Linda

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The Votive Church far True The iuww ow interns&amp;
do* somposam *aillikan, ON 146TW ON fast pace and 12 years. Closed for awme It Guinea, New
their sup.. regular 11 o'clock Sunday Peace on the
to
God
grounds of lb. late members of the Prairie
Zealand, Panama, church, and Indian cultur, are looking
for
comforts of both Century liv. was reopened In Janrary

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to Ills under the primitive ios. wIth
of ft. aT, V
100 mlssiesar$s on zi*ela on a month's tout of in the ares.
New Tribes Missionary In- ditloni which they will meet on the field In
seen bofese s
mission
11 countries remote
outposts Who are these bra,. Chris.
en. alou&amp; Itey sututa at Oviedo serves as a as missionaries to e.. asat
west
among
$3
tribes.
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The
among
the
boot eampP' to prepare men reached tribes,
Indian Tribes In tlans who ar. responding to
to
majority are In South Ameri. the Jungles Si that country,
mi
and women spiritually and loaded to U4 lie,
Grace Methodist Church
at com uto; "Go
ca, but others are located In Classes on the Bible, enbw. practically to meet the shock has
a tamp
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part of lbs beautification

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A let el psepis Ibssw are
to pull their leede Si

silver pilot wings of ft
U. S. Air Force, follo
ins graduation at Cral
AFB, Alabama. He we

Your
Eyes On Th
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The
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having

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of the county commission, Dr. H. E. El-

morning.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levy
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cities and towns within
uinole will tabs the lead,"
sstromexplained, "our
imittee feels that most of
businses and prof.uionah
pIe and borne owners will
ow and make this project
one."
'bs 1961 campaign is be.
sponsored by the Seminole

chairman of Ot county Cam' reep
miuloll. Also present was
Bill BOOISIS, Ja.kionvill., district manage? of Western

to. At left Is County Commissioner Lee Gary.

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Seminole county Chamber of
Commerce cSflcI&amp;Ia attended
the °'opening
Thursday.
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The asw. store, across from Miller, son of C.
Seminole Pleas, boa 7,000 Miller of 556 Queen
aquaar, feet of floor space for Mirror Circle, Cuss
display purposes and an addi. berry, has been awards

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Its
of
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posited areas withIn the throughout the count., will at. ererali aipe$t
aty today, were maked by complish even me minor proj. isis Ceuisy, Think as in.
Ut around their home or sen why Semluele uust be.
a Stenstrom, chairman of business," Stenstroen declared, cams the Cent, Psamifil'
be.utiflcatlon committee's "we will be
able to detect a In Florida."
sup, paint-up and fls.up
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10 _eufor*J,,ilI April 15,INS Page $
mph for sprucing up com.
vial, Industrial, business
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but his faith In God was nil. highlight Si th0
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low isv wbus
sthly the minutes .1 the lost meet- caidles in sUrer bolder. glow. *ctert
epus Rb father took him tO the misting of s Women',
... to
aid
the
riIsss
eemmltta.
ad
II
on either side of U. roses. Mrs. Deimos Copel.ed mlu
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alter after. service one SunAM wba
elow
chairmen were called upon for Each lady present received
mary personnel, and Mrs.
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their repasts. Tb. nominat. miniature whit, plastic Easter Sans Ilodge, nominating cornGrace
K.thedIuS
Client
whis
lug
.ssaIt$ss
heeded
by
psayed.
Suddenl
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usisi ne pest Si ft. aid ,a.
Al. basket filled with 11111. chat.
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besa bsslat His father bits I.e tmeard was
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Of offIcers to spurs for the Members present,
ggdso y.J, we pes3tobsw noticed the Still withered kg acted.
coming XIS?. Elected We's those previously mentioned Alton loose, chairman, Mrs. ,
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Cure Balmer, and Mrs. (le*. ,
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I" sales III sallies, ow IM It. "God didn't take the bme* lim, N
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ades' Mother I" Mary- TICS president; Po"14 Barbara Clammw, "I's Browls.
off my leg, but he Ms taken were posteeysd by Mrs. Loss. Sarah ShInier, seeflary, and Martha
jss,g,
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Mary
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for campus ministry work with
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in ---- gi answered.
Harris. Doris hay narrated ZifreeMsents were .srvsd Hires, Alvera Kelly,
eM to It. pivamllt&amp;s of HeMline fist without God, the s
leading up to and by the b,I!
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Jean Licisard Painter. Mrs. E. B. Msrsden young people from the church
, a or anxiety without the bias. Ophella Peaselt seag "Wore sad Edna Murray. A flower and Mrs. Joe Collins were 1- In college and In the armed
gnisy, Tbs beni
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tar, ci frustration without Tots There When Ilsey Ciii. dscorsted eak and punch corned as
services. Ten dollars was set
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•,1' aside for the preparation
May
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am to
Peflowshlp Day will hi
coming year.
Jesus M1t.. us I. eons vet, were sung by tboss present, traditional Jelly beans. A tur. observed
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were announced far a
wills vsgise sposial dols, ss*L HIM and take 9M Ourselves
CHOIR DIRTC1OR John Iddings of the Caaselberry Community Maths.
do
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lialoss
table
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grgiced
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MlthO" Church, Motber-DauSliter Banquet to
gpa
His pike and our way will be busineeemeethig
dist Church and Mrs. Olive Pierce, organist, am served punch by Mm
ens psiofal sad
eoeduet.
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tabl,
with
$
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was
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flower at- sponsored by the United be held Mt p. in., Saturday,
William Otto Jr., at a reception held In Weaver Hall to honor the choirs
e4b Ito di'-' e.sssly to made strong.
.d by Judy Dries., president. rangement of roses In a silver Church Women.
May?,
forWSCSmembers
following the presentation of the Easter Cantata. Mrs. l. G. Router was
7ft Uses seller Made
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Custer, pitsi. ibm serb tusustimie us Si at Its uN
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dint; Mrs. Diesid MacLied, adviubi,.
.snbes, kmdaj. May U, by Mary Mato7, etoirall, Mrs.
sic, plesideld, aid Mrs. Mar. Mis Si ik dmnb will pm In.
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old Xryder, secretary, were
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a betwer, Mn. IMAN
re-elected to efiles
iipntato,s, bated bsus frill film strip on lyabsi. Si
bits. Metes Dowell aM bits.
Mrs. Ksuehsl ?yk was cup, tossed osild, and cubs CbsreV'
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Mrs.
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utsit, "wouldn't they gut
tsr meala and closer sup.
rislon as nursing home?"
Mat's probably cor rect, but
i'd prefer loss "very
its for their stomach but
ire tonic$ for their brats
I emotions.
Ivan If their fibs were
irt.ned by leaving them In
It own little cottage, se
at?

We medics have an axiom

it it in bat te r to die happy
in to live usd1

Memorize that p.ycho!og.
I axiom.
he time may come, of
its., when your oldsters
P confined to a bed or
e.lcbalr.

than they will

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In whisk ease, either fix
a room for them In your
a born. and tad I. their

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Dr bundle them off to a
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ring the day to look afte r

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There are time., lowers., jail S.tt it glowered at each
Arts., yo members it thu when they must put the publie other for lb. neat 11 years.
American Swine Breeders As. Interest ahead of their own Then, through the good of.
sociatlon and other friends of sensibilities.
flees of Zalssr Wilhelm I if
the pig.
The Pig War, which Involv. Germany, prude. at the
We must act at ones to save .d territorial conflict between Island was awarded by azbl.
the Boss. Interior subeosualt. the United States and Great t,atloa to the Vatted Slate..
We on national parks and

rec.
motion from Its own folly.
Unles, something is done
there ins good chased lb. sub.
committee will chan ge the
nsae of the proposed Pig War
National Historical Park and
call It the San Juan Island
National Historical Park.
It seems that some of the
.ubcomaIttee members are
oftendsd by the name In its
present form. They feel that
the alternate title would give
the pro ject more dignity,
I'm aware that congressmen
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Bri tain, was one of the most
magnif icent milita ry engage.
aunts in all history,
It laat.d 12 year., during
wbkh time only one .bat was
fired and the only casualty
was a British pig. Now that,
friends I. my kind of war.
The pig, a black boar with a
fatal ?ondn.mi
tuhemus
vegetables, was done in on
Juno 15, 1159, by on Lyman
A. Cutler, an American farm.
or who found It rooting. In his
potato patch.
The Incident brought to a
fnr

head an Anglo-American dis.
and have a right to shield put, over who owned San
themselves from term, they Juan Island In Puget Sound.
consider inaisgant, uncouth or Both sides moved lit troop.,
unesth.tie.
but neither opened fire. They

Letters
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Molselty ,ln1su aesmi to
agree that A.b.a. Is tbiegh,
although he will keep his
medals and hi. titles, Including prism. it Indonesia for

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New tie eesatrjr's new mill.
I submit that $ war seek taty linden will handle the
as that Is more than worthy pebima loft ever from sear.
to lend Its name to national ly *0 years if economic hung.
park, however undignified It lint remains to be sea.
might appea r Is members of Tb. United State., ones told
Congress.
by Sukarno "to bell with your
The Pig Was certainly aid," wants to help but holds
sound e as glorious as the War back for fear of embarrassing
of Jenkins' Ear, which the the smutting new leaders with
British fought with Spain a too effusive $ greeting.
century earlier. And It was a Thi, leadership under army
great deal more shilisod.
stronmasa LI. C... Suharto
To warns the park for San han demonstrated that It Is
Juan Island would esly eon. tl.Co.mialst, at least s
fuse the tourists. They would he as the ChIn.ee are M.
undoubt.dly get It confused owned, but It is nationalist
with the hill that Teddy sad not necessarily pro.Wsut.
Roosevelt charged up during IT..
the Spanlsh.Americaa, War.
Nonetheless, the country is
Besides that, It would be an In desperate said of the kind
Insult to pigs.
it left and abort range aid
U United states Is willing
sad able to provide.
Jitor. Sukarno renounced
U. aid and began ce.entlng
his JobartsPbnom P.sh.Psk.
*P,essng axis, the UnitId stakes lad a consortium
shick
was to raise $300 mil.
at lbe oarli*t possible date.
Ion
for
Indonesian economic
This will result In the Post
ild.
Atlority's plans aaterialla.
lug to reach their goals. This, Stase that tim. Indonesia
In Itaelf, will 4, mon to ad. has gone eves farther down.
W1.
Vance the progress of Sanford
than most anythlag sise, ping,

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Rev, and Sirs. Robert MeBride of Bear Ink. Methodist
Church attended a retreat for
ministers and their wives COfl'
dueled Tuesday and %etines.
day of this week In Orlando.
Speakers and their topics
included Rev. W. Scott Bose.
man, "Romance of Ministry;"
Dr. George Foster!"Grow 014
Along With Me;" Dr. Charles
Whittier, a member of the
Board of Evangelism, from
Nazh'1!!e. Tcr.. "R",.n". of
Being;" and Dr. Paul hlortin,
"Romance of the Parsonage.'
minister, and
A panel
wives discussed "Journey of
the Ministry for the Laity"
and a panel of laym.'n and
wives spoke on "The Laity's
Journey for the Ministry."
In other activity- of the
church, the Methodist Men's
Club will meet at 7 p.m. Mon.
day for an old fashioned box
supper. Wives of the mem•
hers will prepare a "supper
for two" to be auctioned and
will din, with the dub menher purchasing her box.
In business of the meeting,
a slate of officers for the
coming your will he present.
.4 by Leo Salmi. nomatIng committee chairman, and
Byron Brown, assistant chalr.
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for Seminole County. Mrs.
was recently appointed to the Industrial cornmlttee of the Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce,
Prior to their departure the
delegates received an invite.
lion to attend a reception at
the home of Attorney General
Nicholas Katzenbach. which Is
expected to be a highlight of
their Washington activities.

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The Fifth Annual Retreat
for Methodist Men of the De.
Land District will be held
at Camp Winona, the YMCA
Camp near DeLeon Springs,
this Saturday, beginning with
a breakfast at 5:30 am. and
concluding at &amp; p.m.
Dr. Joe A. Toil., superin.
tenilent of the DeLand District
has announced speakers for
the day will Include Rev. Cyt. B. Dawsey of Oviedo and
Rev. T. llowren Norton, su•
perintendent of the Orlando
District.
Ted Williams of Sanforul
will be In charge of food and
refreshments. Some 40 church.
man.
on will be represented In at
Members of the church will tendance at the retreaL
attend a Vacation Church
School workshop scheduled
Sponges will stay. fresh If
from 9:30 am, until 12:30 they are soaked In cold salt
p.m. Thursday at the First water after a thorough with.
Methodist Church in Orlando, Ing.

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captions await the Florida
delegation, with Mrs. Rob.
erts serving an official hostess
tional committeewoman from In the Florida hospitality room
Florida.
at the WashIngton-hIlton Ho.
Accompanying Mrs. Roberts tel.
will be Mrs. Jan. Adrlatico, of Both Mrs. Roberts and Mrs.
Goldenrod, who was named Adriatico are active In local

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gates, and K. and Mr.. Rob.
erts will celebrate their 16th
wedding anniversary there.
A busy round of meetings,

publicity coordinator for the and ares political circle.. We.
conferees. Dr. Roberta also Robots Is presiden t orld Mrs.
Adriatico secretary of the
Democratic Women's Club of

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Democratic women at the 1966
national campaign conference
of Demo women In Washington, D. C,, Sunday through
Tuesday, will be Mrs. W.
Vincent Roberts, who was
pointed to the position by Mrs,
Annette Baker, Democratic Tin.

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LEAVING for Washington, D. C., are Mrs. W.
Vincent Roberta (left) and Mrs. Jane Adriatico,

change .arnlnge are figured The earls placid won hiin
at around $450 million annual. now are use thu result it any Ill
ly, just about enough I. pay COUP but nIbs, if a wit al
Intiseet and perhaps some attlitim
principal on has' debt., leaving When the army leadeuulsip
u,sd Itself from seer-total
nothing for Imports.
In Sukarno's closing days In .atht1on In the attpteul
Power. the loss of faith In the pte.Cos*unlit takeover last
ruplab, the national currency, Oct. 1, it all, began placing
curbe as Sukarno's power,
became absolute.
The price of rite doubled In
a week. The cost of a piece of
beef multiplied by seven tim..F TI.tlS
Atfkd Palmetto
In a mont
pest .tflse)
The same was truo In ivory
phas. of IndonesIan life.
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And once lb. new leadership connolidat.,, It* first
task must be to find a cure
for a ai economy.
Sukarno is the past has • Carpets Pui'aftare
survived assassination at. • TW
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tempts and other attempts at
Rentil Beds
his overthrow.

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Pverbady make theze'.rc
aeoinaltt.eot one to clean up
and paint up their own prop.
tween their leg., like $ whip. arty, sinks Sanford lIt, most
ped puppy, and crawl itS In beautiful city In Florida, and
the most desirable place In ties beyond snWa wildest
11 corner?
This could be a blessing in which to live. You will then dream..
flsgula.. If we bars lb. In. have a happy, contented pso. Lash ahead Is lbs is..
ieetlnal fortitude Is face up pie and industry will seek lo. pletlos it lb. aks Memo.
cations where such people live. and Lobe Jmeup eas.eway,.
in It.
As a starter, why not start Move ahead with the a. This will result in many thou.
i campaign to modivulue the location and .nlargement of sands it people wasting to
sider residential section, rase the mo, that Is on* of San. make Sanford TREIR home.
ill dilapidated building, that ford's best advertisements.
Count your blessings lea.
57to no maful purpose. but Slace the marina Is new ford, they are far mice as•
em only i $ scar I. lb. In process of fulfillm en t, the menus this y ever Ib.t
ipp.sranes of the city. Esep completion of the Sanford. poes$b*&amp;
ill moant lots freest weeds TltaivUlo canal should be Op&amp;Imiallsflp. pours.
tad rubbish, you have an esdi. pushed I. make that $ reality
£ Reader

April 15, 1966

Harald

Ia.aisn veuaus,ssn, vs.esoes,. Siee.aI 5—..,,
.ava6 aao.ssaxaa
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ign News Commentary

To The Editor'
P:*Iltov, Herald:
Now than Sanford'. "apron
itrings to the Navy" is nlng
W be cut, what will the citi.
tens do? Tuck their tails be.

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for the rissnes,

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V.suu.I., Peru, C.Ie.bla. The Communists may be and equipment thug sled hs'
Tit
bluffing. They may net have sufficient quastitiss fur quick
The Csm1sts will be lees the strength now to carry out stIles .wlUiIL
ready to start a anjer move, thee. move'.
Checks indicate, however,
a iyenioa or as sapamlos But U. S. officials can't, be that the reserves, In the main,
of the wsr, these Nexamars certain.
we fat shirt of th. aod.rn
men
This means, u' military weapons and equipment they
=an
lb. United States has a train. ass, the United States must would have to have for rapid
W. vseemalttsd reserve ready Indeed, as the Communists development in Europe. Latin
go isu.
maintain, ave strong backup America or Ails.
This what-will-the-Rods-do fore,s in meire, reedy to This is causing a flap in
worry is not new. In the Xe. move.
the Pentagon.Foi

rn, the nursing home be.
sea necessary.
rh.re they are surrounded
ether oldsters. But elderly
Its are more stimula ted by
P varied age group In a

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5' $fs.is$ 75*1, they Delegates to lb. T.csnt Tri. army would ksv. lb. UaIt.d
we.'t be madily .avollable Continental (Cunlat) Cia. SISISS short fir ether suer.
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. i.ss* out for sesolm
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0111116 — IS Russian ROve IN revolutloss In Latin America All this Is very well. But
PerpS or the huddle East a and Milea aimed at forcing this XcNiaia stat.iy as.
4tto, •
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'._er salts have
gunft weir in lb. s...,
,'.Vietnam
or will won set the weapons

Did bibs prefer to stay

I up with bad drivers around yeul
n loam to drive dstensively. Con.
your local Safety Council, Ch.m.
.1 Commerce, Traffic Court, or
of of Police about enrolling In the
lonsi Safety Council's Drivs kn.
vem.nt Cows. N could be one
1116. vastest things you ever td$

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Mvlmri class is DliIS mar. for Perils.
as.. awful" at ladivid.
leffelairr IX.srs am. MGMnenUy, lb. Coma sal upmWs aMas. typed

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No "oft •IMUI is eapabis lick and housekeep.
uses so .
inter. Vie
,_ -, W" 7557 elderly
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tslit1_S.
P.ga,s
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But nowadays, few People
pusr issues is It, dint
herpeS that eM fss assd want to work, even though
they can urn at heat $100
ft" M their mIsdo
smells.., lent so mash so par month without jsoperdfur thur
d erase.. slag their Ssclal Security
nub.t k welt. is the. .esthl cheek..
Many Of thee, widows are
miss its... And be
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now barely existing on Social
k-.se
they get
S.sssity checks of $71 or
as,s•s'1
ciii y.*, psie.n w. iii, yet try is keep up, their
aged $1, has $ ei-os piob. own loss., best and real
1pm6
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"Dr. Case,' sb. began, "it monthly Intake.
Is CraMps.
If they'd seespi the,. jobs
911 Is new N years of as housekeepers, they could
age and still able I. putte, sari their entire Social Be.
around the his.,.
ewity income and also make
'But his children have all another $100 per month with.
passed sway and we are now out having to pay out any
hid only sloee nlativse,
money for heat, lazes or
w5 we wonder what would food.
-be best Sot him. Should we Where your aged natives
let him lab $ net horns are still able to walk, leave
where be would be surround. then In thur own home, with
ed by thits his own age? or without $ paid housekeep.
"Or shsuld be try lacer. or.
fir him In our own home?
For they en joy II?. bitter
1heeMs third poeslbfl.In their .14, famIliar sur.
fly, asmely, let him live rounding..
Woos In his collages which is
And th e frequent visits
Just dews the raM $ short with nearby relatives or
dietanee from sur house." neighbors will serve as a
A generation ago, a fourth mental tonle, is keep their
may solution was available,
brain perking.
Before elderly widows quit Remember, our brair (and
working and began Is live emotions) need regular east.

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Haired for $500 roetributlos" to educitim In Basal.
an am This I. eorsldsrsbly under nois County. They also bay. called
health. most dNiY$b$S Of all
the ied market vibes of this
than Offered.
The Herald commends Chu. _and
SN Is the Pe Points.
Zak. Mary eros Is so.. of tb. most Company for making this property
available.
bosutiful In tbs esuety sad In future
yost., If bald for somalietal inpiol.
tatis.- eoWd have returnid an
t. TA...
Though"t EVU
Today
1ny high ofIt to the owners.
The
bI2UfU1
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of
the
wig.
are I&amp;@
S'7lnxs
10 aI*N to helii
rift ad eitrafly los*td the land rod., and like nails firmly fixed an
on high. roiling land. the coilsotad sIngi which are glv.
op
12:11.
Ia1st iii borings have indicated in by one shspherd,-.EecL
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The short uyblgs of win and
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CatboHI Church, Jiaferd,
sponsored by the CatheUs
Women's Club and the Cub.
elk Youth Club, have been
announced by Eel. William
T. Keen., pastor.
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were Margie Harrison, first,
and Jeff sub, ..eosd. Win.
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provam.nt Ides. and utility
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the,, will be over $2,000 in
door prizes. Grand prise will
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Speaker far lb. sesslag
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relations dirsolotir tsr the
Peninsula Now Club sad
brother of Haney Dons, a
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who also brought As iuests
for the arising his broth..'.
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duct" by Chaiusa Caipest.
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aid who on enrolled of plan the eligible iii 'at
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eluded rsgleieale who aa
causal school, Institute,
blassa sellege, sad wb. in. .51kW delesmed N saS
tied to request as ssrupstles. etudedft
ml d.fsnnent on the basis of AddltSe1 Wormatles aM
pursuing their .duestlan at applkatloai for the asouslaso
such an Institution, an also ties can be .blals.d from gogy,
d5thl. to take the qualifies. local draft board. JaglulunsU
lien test,
who plan to take As Test we
Cautioned thit their ap,Nea.
Although lbs wild turkey lieu must be pisp.nly sam.
Is s VW flyer, It prefers to piet.1 and Muriel a. Sat,
than April *3.
escape pursuit by running.

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75$&amp;I5 Lit. lattice Corn.
.4 go 11th annual state øe4 throughout lb. countq t. l.a. isvvk. 6und*y
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skull and 1876 vintage but.
lots in what was believed to
be an Indian mound. Cato at.
so said he believed the rem
mains of eight other people
were In the mound.
A state archaeologist S
scheduled to study the bones
found by Cato. Slieriff's do.
putits sald the mound may
have boon used by a gang of
bandits who harrassed travel.

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Bridge Luncheon

A Charity Bridge Lunchoote
will be hold at the Greato
Maitland Civic center flans

by Seminole Chapter 373. Na*
tional . Sojoumors. Proceeds
cmi charities. ror Informs,.
Lion and reservations, contad
George PIerce, 1244 V. Es
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saturday
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Jim
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Mosbouquette made his sea. bwluette. Inline, who straid
and second place San Fran- pnls.d the- Dodger scoring.
Waller Park " an IAM
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dice
Giants.
George
Altman
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at Yin.
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topping
b.
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had three for three in
The Astso., however, were Santo provided the long ban he. Stadium
Defeated In Its first race with
Dot AW94 by Las Angeles' andl Ty Cline went for five far Bombonk2 an six WU after
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high-flying championship flag five, all singles, as the Cubs young Dennis Metals cooled two runs. Horton also drove
the lastwd squad 5P''
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in two runs with a single while
and treated the Dodgers dli. supplIed Leo Durucher with the Yanks
th.
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courteously
for
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second
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night,
coming
from
behind
to
Willis
Xsys
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the
borne
straight
for
Detroit
over
New
Horace
nowled hr the ,ansiti
in.
error
with
the bases full ii.
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Detroit's winning run
In
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only
other
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with
a
towering
third
Inning
to
a
tie
for
first
plac,
wi
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Phd; 1, Harry Smith; I, Doe
League activity, Chicago beat home run, the 507th ci his Minnesota In the American to score in the first some. Mc.
Tiding; I, Jibe loules; 4,
Lain, a 16-game winner last
San Francisco 5-4 and Phil.. career. The tow-bagger was League race.
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a
season,
went eight Innings
dolphin
St.
Loui
edged
s 5-4. the 1,000th extra bus hit In Moobouquette,
who
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record
the
victory
while
Pedro
s
Detroit
swept a twinbill his career.
B1ltceGreea, and couwala,
Ramos took thelouinrellef,
om New York 3.2 and 52, homer hlghflghteda four nm
fr
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Phil Lindsey.
Clete Boyer homered for the
and Jim Warner sent Cobla Minnesota topped Kansas City first inning rally as the Phill.
The junior varsity squad Little I-ears, season opens In the National League finds Richard Warren
Yankees In the eighth.
and
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nipped
Chi.
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won
their second straight
hopes to maintain its undo- In Sanford Monday, but the Chase meeting Hunt Lincoln. In the top of the tenth, but to $ .o victory over Penney
Tony Oliva's second two-run
ea 2-1 hi the American Ian. one-run game from the Cardi.
cap
"W data who it mosts 12 local clubs will rather this Mercury at 4:30 at ft Mellon Shrine bounced back with two in Metro Softball, play.
homer In as many days paetd
Dan
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action.
nals.
Philadelphia's
final
Noway Academy and Winter afternoon at Port Mellon Park and First Federal taking on of Its own off Rick Runneis
A&amp; Twins' to victory. Olin's
Hunter was the winning hurler Outfielder Rusty Stash was winning run came in the third
east nit. 'it. limier crew for Little League Day Festivi. Pinecrest RusH on the Ft. In their half, The Shri
clout
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the
culprit
for
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In city diamond action yea. hurler In relief, while Dana
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California
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Sah"sy's Game
Saturday's Games
Seminole baseball Coach coon Ult against Bishop Moore bits suffered recently at the
the area In tim to Come.".
California at Minnesota
Atlanta at New York
beach.
The starter's gun for Satur. Ralph Stumpl has an InJwy at I
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Kansas City at Chicago
day's race will sound it 10:10 riddled pitchin g staff, but no Tb. Junior varsity meets Also shortstop Frank Whit.
St.
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at
Pitts
bu
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Washington at Detroit
th
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today
at
4
p.m.
on
the
ham, one of e team's top hit.
am. The public Is Invited to time to worry about ft this
Boston at Cleveland
Houston at San Francisco
Boone 111gb diamond and then ten, Is nursing a sore hand
ttead. no finish Una will
Quit
weekend as both his varalt
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York at Baltimore
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their regular season play wil.9 mer St. Louis Cardinal outland, and can be reached by lamn alated today and Sat- 9:10 a.m.
Only Bay Pivec and Danny the two Metro games this fielder Charley James an.
driving east on Alabama urday.
The varsity, with only two Lee an, fit for full time weekend, with no chance of nounc,d Thursday that he
Drive In Winter Park.
healthy pitchers, meets Boone mound duty this weekend as gaining a winning year. The was retiring from baseball
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lando at 7:30 and then comes a more shoulder and Ron Dud- After th is weekend, th e Cincinnati Reds' farm club
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at Buffalo,
Tames, 28, was a member
play at Detand the following
weekend, meeting the winner of the world champion Car.
of the Detand-Merritt Island dinals in 1084, and went to
th e Reds the following year
game
in a semi-final tilt,
LAS VEGAS, Nor. (UPI)
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in a deal
Stumpf Is not sure of
-Unless Jack Nlckklaus, At.
Bob
lineup
for
tonight's
game,
but
for
nold Palmer and Gary Player
Official will go with either Jim Ervin A six-year veteran ci the
got a hustle on. the gamblers
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Pro gnjng In talc. a bath in
wagering on the $100,000 kee has no more chance of grant Milwaukee a new fran. Bill Gracey at second, Whig.
COME IN AND 'BROWSE" AROUND
ham or Ed Hitchcock at shortTournament of Champions getting the Braves than it has this. for next year.
Nlschwltz
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golf classic,
Bantholomay said the Bray, stop, Barbour or chris Akers NEW YORK (UPI) - The
of getting the Yankees or
WE WONT "PRESSURE" YOUI
Nicklaus, fresh from win.
is, who began their season In at third, Buddy Stumpf In left. New York Mets sent pitcher
Dodgers
ning the Muter. at Augusta
f ield, Tummy Bryan in conAtlanta Stadium
Nhschwlts to their Jack.
This was the reaction of night, will never Tuesday
for the second year in a
return t ter field and Mark Canto in Ron
sonvills. Fla., farm club Thus.
Monday, had been rated a 8.1 Braves board Chairman Bill Wisconsin.
right field. Steve Harris will
day until a spot a made avail.
favorite to win this 72-hole Bartholomay Thursday to a "We have a 23-year Georgia be behind the plate.

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lending champion, the next Judge Elmer Holler that the home
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when the firing ended
conne ction in
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Gets
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Win
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ButBrewer and Billy Cup- -LIVERPOOL,
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Stable,
the New York For added emphasis, Bar. John Wolfe Is
er were out front with twoth e Thursday they w ill meet the
on the mound
Cuban, scored a sixth- tholomay said, "It Is no more
umler.par 70, whIle I'aimer based
to
Junio'
today, with Al American League champion
varsity
Braves
ever
round
technical knockout over likely for the
was tied for seventh with a
Rea of Eng. play In Milwaukee again than Cooper expected to pitch Sat- Minnesota Twins in an cAl.
74 and Nicklaua and i'Iayer welterweight Des
bition night game here May 2.
or Dodgers urday morning.
land at Liverpool Thursday for the Yankees
were far back with 76a.
to
be
sent
ba ck as baseball
Refe ree Wally Thom
Resting in the runnerup night.
hoetsges."
spot as second round pplay i stopped the fight *11:48 of fl,rthnlnm,v ..W A. n..v.
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the
s
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round
because
began was I'GA champion
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would
appeal
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de.
Dare Starr and Dudley Wy. severs cut. over Rca's right cision because "we
are eoneye.
song Jr., each with 71,
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Mr., Alice Mine., of North lm,' following a long IUnsu. ton, Tex, federal count has
Orlando, recently accompanied
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QuIniela (14) $77-H
lot Race (5/li Mile, D)d Race (5/IS, T 31.3$)
Eternal Red 1550 1.00 7.50 1. Bear Tone, ?. Florence Me'
Space Corn.
11.20
Nsbb, S. J.J.s Pay Time, 4.
Fm Squaw
5.00 Pat 6., 5. Harry's Here, 6Qulnhela (46) $31.40
Donnawol, 7. Tudor Drive, 5.
Perfecta (44) $143.50
Busy
Bird.
1). D. (5-4) $41110
2nd Race (5/18 Mile, Cl3rd mace (5/16, T 31.11)
1. Belinda Dial, 2. Traveling
Sabre Point
15.20 4.50
3.20
2.50
Folder, 3. Par Buster Ann, 4.
Chic Candy
2.10 Win's Gossip, S. LIghts Up.
I'm Deedee
6. Fancy T.tt,, T. Runt Key,
Qutnleia (6-7) $23.50
Thin Alida.
S.
Perfecta (74) $10.10
Ord Race (5/IS Mile, I)4th Race (5/16 T 32.00)
700 351) 350 1. Black Toast, 2. Mono.
Fleet Nurse
Bon ita Babe
4.60 1.00 chrome, 3. N.H.'. (;olia, 4.

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4.05 4.00 W.O.'s Lu Lv, S. Nickel OFP TO
4.50 Worth, I. Zlb..'a Nlcky, I.
SCHOOL
1111, 1111 1,0111
Darin, 11
Perfects (1.4) *60.30
5th Race (1/I Mil e E)4th Race (5/15, T 31.6$)
I. Step Boy, 2. Dixon Lock,
ME's Havoc
S. C.G.'s Bonny Blue, 4. Late IN ml
Mixed
17.00 5.50 0.00 Gait, 5. Pat's S.., I. AnreBy Jim Bacchus
I The hounds, who have a Coach Jim Payne's Grey- High View
10-307.00 llque, 7. Gary's Troubles, 5.
SERVICE
e Lyman Greyhounds will ii 2 record, will mect the hounds will begin sub-group Chief AIII
3.00 Nixon's Jerry.
close out the regular season I L.akevlew Red Devils at Coop
tournament play next weekend Quinlela (3-I) $11.10
6th Race (5/IA Mile, B)-schedule this weekend with icr Field tonight and th en play
w ith the first game pitting Perfects (34) $251.60
I. Key Rex 2. Soft Trim, games against a pair of Or- Kissimmee tomorrow
ON A
7th Raeej3fl$, T 1113)
Martha's Hula Baby, 4, 5-l'a
ange Belt Conference oppon- at 10 a. m., also at Cooper thena agaiut lb. BlLui. Not On
15.40
5.20
3.00
Zip, I Judy Day, S. Zoonie,
Moore Hornets, who they de- Altheat 1
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Field.
VACATION
3.60 2.60
Bird Key, 5. Sibley.
feated 5-4 in the flrst game
Julla's
Goo
3.60
7th Rue (5/16 Mile C)of the season. The sub-group
Qu1la (1-3) $31.60
will he played in Leesburg.
I, Uncle Elyah, 2. Billy l3gash, 3. KY.'. BInge, 4 Coe.
Righthandcr Mark Brewer, Perfects (3-1) $1.40
5th Race ($1, T 40.77)
who has a perfect 4-0 record, London
tus April, 6. Rich Harmony,
Duchess 0.00 3 60 3.00
will be on the mound against
Coach Paui Mlkler's Oviedo ed the Terriors earlier this the Devils this evening. In his Rebel Jan
3.00 3.00 Valor. 8.
Kate Ring.
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Lions will begin a three-garne ,jeason and won 3-1 In extru list appearance against Lak Trudy True
Race (3/s Mile D)id
Innings.
In
that
contest
Walview,
(3-5)
$17.20
weekend schedule this afterhe hurled a perfect
I. Correct VIew, 2. Lucky Ec.
ten Beasley pitched a fine game, striking out 11 of the Perfecta (3.3) $47.70
noon, which will terminate three-bitter
ho, 1. Rappin Tap, 4. Royal
for Oviedo, an
9th
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:their regular sea son piay,
excellent feat.
10.60 5.30 4.60 Cindy, 5. Speedy L.ti, S. ElBrewer has a 0.33 earned Quite Nice
A double-header scheduled
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4.60 S. Lucky Pledge.
9th Race (5/18 Mile, B)'against the Ocoee Cardinals work cut out for them this team.
Qulniela
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1117.20
t. Rockity, 2. Rooster Tail, 3.
at John Courier Field starts week, but couch Paul Mikler Charlie Newell, who fanned Perfects (5.3)
W.D.'s Noor, 4. Arolle, 5. In.
things out. The Lions will feels that his boys can meet, a season high of is, in his 10th Race (5/16, T 31.20)
most recent appearance will Karl's Man
then host the Titusvi lle Ter. the challenge,
3.00 3.0 t.11lgency, S. Cedar Lined, 7.
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Slick C., 5 Please Nancy.
non Saturday in a game
morn, Officer Day
Oviedo gut an
which wil l begin at 2 p.m.
10th Race (5/11 Mile A)over Mel bo u rn e Central Cath- the Kowboys Saturday
Judy
Scott
The first game with Ocoee olic Tuesday to up their rec. log1. Lupino, 2. Jig1. L., 1. TerQ1ea
(3j)
will be a continuation of a orci to 4-5 and if the Lions Newell hurled a one-bit shut
rarice, 4. Lotte Vim. I. Rayon.
(3-I) $21.60
game which was rained out can win this weekend they out against Kissimmee, strik- Perfecta
or, S. ,ioyoti, 7. Touch Mac, I.
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son . He sports a record of 4-1 SIlver
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single by lily Wellman. Well. their- first victory ci the
Brown; 7, Vernon Williami; games will be played on two column,
at 4:80 and CPO meets Elks Helms, who had three hits San
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man then stole second and son. Warner connected tt
r1s Wagner; 1, Jim At different field. - Ft. Mellon The Shrinera came from be. at 7:30. On Monday, the Civi. each. Jimmy Boston was the Houston
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brout;
cur-sb; 4, Buddy
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1 1 .500 1½ Brooks.
Tom Smith; 2, Dale Hancock; All National League teams an 11-Inning Junior tears. Shrine tangles with Rotary winning pitcher and Dick Los Angeles 1 2 .333 1½ Cleveland
with one out In the ninth to
Chicago
1 2 .333 1½ Chicago
1 f .500 1½ The Sanford club added sev- end a 12-gams Angels' losing
bow, David Letheren, and C
will play on Monday's and tilt. The first eight Innings at 7:30. All games are at Pine- Frank
o 0 .000 1 California 1 1 .500 1½ in more runs in the second streak at Comiskey Park. Mar.
Then are no Metro games New York
swain, Gary Floyd.
wigi, on Tue.- were played Monday when the hurst Field.
0 0 000 1 Washington 0 1 .000 2 Inning, thanks to three St
on tap tonight, but Monday Cincinnati
Crew, a fast growing sport days and Fridays the Amen , curfew stopped the game with
celino Lap" went the distance,
Thre
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0 2 .000 2 Boston
0 2 .000 2% Lukes errors and six Stolen scattering
Coach George Griffin and Pirtocrest Roxall moots Cobla St. I[ Auls
at the academy b under 9114 can Longuers will he In action. the owes tied at I-L
six hits. to pick up
by
0 2 .000 2 New York 0 3 000 3 bases,
guldases ci Coach Carl Jr. Monday's opening day slate Elk. got Shrine, starter home runs by Larry human at 7.30 P.M. and Quality Mo. Atlanta
the victory. Bobby Knoop also
Kansas City 0 3 .000 3
Thursday's Results
In the fifth, five more Mid- home
bile Homes takes on Cbs,.
Uliridi, Coach Uilrkh, Lot.
for the Angels.
shlpmen crossed the plate on
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Maly Head Crew Coach at
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Inning, to record the victory.
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Miss Whirl, who earned the PromIse. 12-7; John Orkney's
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Homer Reredos
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No. 4 Eva's Promise
Glenn Brown
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No. $ Red Murphy
John Orkney
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from left, Mrs. Chester }Cazmiercznk. Orlando
Central Deanery president, installing officer;

Sweethearts

Sweethearts representing the
six Beta Sigma Phi acrorill.'
of Seminole County will model
an exciting 'Summer Spree'
Fashion Show by Garrett's
Department Store to highlight
the opening night of the
WTRR "Sanforama Home and
Hobby Show."
On Thursday night, April 28,
at I p.m., Home Show v isitors
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VERY CONVENIENT for is FREDDIE STEAE HOUSE,
by any ether drive-in restaur. shoppers as well as for lunch. right In the hurt if Tern
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they will be selling a i cent P H B 1 P ' S RETAURANT, few minutes driving time of
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Sanford Plaza, Chef Al Phelps 50 People they, from all ow.
CHICK 'N TREAT 'a on the has many years experience in or this area. because they all
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bet that the popular spot foods in the best way to where they can always be
stays open until 4 ant.
bring out all the flavor and sure of excellent food and
Thursday, Friday and Hatur- bouquet both in the Assert. fine service, at all times. in
DEAN MARTIN. as Mutt ilcini, special agent In
slay night., for the cenveni. can styli i--exotM- Freeh addition tnth._thy.. dining
The Silencers," which opened Thursday at Ritz
style rookery. Now is a good rooms, there a the famous
ende of those who have
Theatre, Is UfleXpeCtCdI%' interrupted in bucolic
work late. Another new idea time to try this conveniently. Lampllghter Lounge, a rosy,
romantic scene with Stella Stevens, Co-feature
of Will Rogers' Is a daily hot located restaurant. We are eomfortable a t moe p here,
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is I .taw U flL iou ma,- ' starring Joan Craw,
lunch special, comple te with SUN YOU will become a regu. whine the music of the piano
ford,
egptables and every day he 1st customer,
adds that to uch of Intimacy.
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h opened eted award - an "insider's despicable Image, which domi. U.s. intelligence outfit which lies-os.," with Steve MeQuien, his first singing rote since baked fish, along with many
at the Seminole Cinema 'b
of the famed golden nates the picture,
m ust smash the "Big 0." Tb. and "To Catch a Thief," with "Unsinkable Molly Brown," other chokes. Don't forget
tin, through Embassy PItCUr-Is siew"
The dialogu. is frank, and "Big 0" is a Chinese organisa- Cary Grant and Crane Kelly. the talent-studded cast of this about SKIP'S FISH MAR.
tatuette's Impact
people
release.
and events,
there are some explicit sex in. tion whose headquarters are in
The weekend double feature, lilting fun frolic also stars KET in back of the restaurTbe handsoms and piriona- Enacting the
art where you will find many
ti
powerful dr-a- cidents.
a
fantastic
desert
mountain
opining Thursday, is "When Herman'. hermit., Britain's varieties of fresh
hi. Boyd's brilliant ac ng
seafood, inBeside.
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attr
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tion of the cave to which Dean Martin as the Boys Meet the Girls," and enisational recording group in eluding
ma on the screen is th, film's
ability Is dramatically con. extrao
red snapper, bass,
name cast and the lavish Matt Balm ultimately pene- "Valley of the Giant," with their screen debut; Sam the trout, shrimp,
rd inary staz.cast, in.
oysters, lob.
eluding Elk. Sommer, Milton sets, two well-staged scenes trains, and destroys, with the Tommy Kirk.
Sham anti the Pharaoh,, an•NOW-ADM. P11CC
ster, grouper and other delka.
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other
enormously
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on, In Metro.Goldwyn.Msyer's in his famous gold -sequined
FRIED of
SNAPPER
Tony Bennett-in his screen I
!acket, and the incomparable specialty
the week a the
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Installation of officer.
the Anna Miller Circle
fl.P.O.E., 1241, will be he
this Saturday, April 16 at
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A buffet supper will folic
the Installation with Mrs.
It. Hoolehan, outgoing prem
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their guests are cordially it
vited to attend.
Mrs. L. R. Goodman, pa•
president of the Anna Mill,
Circle, will install the follo
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The Social Department of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams citing ezt'aa worth of door Mrs. Jack ft. Hunt, Jr., I n reover $1000
the Hanford Woman's Club °'' Jimmy, spent Easter entertained at a recent grad. elude
prizes, live broadcasts and cuparatinic from surgery at
enjoyed a delicious covered weekend in Miami with her nation party honoring Jimmy tree refreshments.
Orlando Air Force Base lbs.
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dish luncheon Wednesday at mother, Mrs. Ida Dudi, and Barks, a member of the
S,I.C$ esciep fabrics
pitalized for approximately
her brother anti sister-in-law, graduation class of Seminole
(t orn •r collection.
the Clubhouse.
two
more
weeks.
Mr. and Mr.. James I)udl of
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miiady's shoppe
games were enjoyed with mother spent the last three highligh ting the evening',
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dust and dirt so starch every.
fine fabrics
George Robert McCall , first, now ha.. turned to
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and Mrs. Fred Harris, second, her
and daughter.in.law. CroinaUon motifs were used The All Souls Women's
Mrs. B. C. Moore won canasta
ClubSpring
will sponsor
their Antli. decor and the guests nual
and screeno went to M rs. C.
Card
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Bryan In
Party, on
N. Flowers.
dined from tables covered in Saturday,
Sr. of Park Place flew
April 23, at 8 pm.
Hostesses for the luncheon Birmingham,
Mich., to spend red-checkered rloth.s accented at the Pariah Ball, 800 Oak
were Mr.. Charles Kauffman, the holiday with their dough. with glowing tapers.
Avenue.
Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mr..
Meta tam and also to attend the Enjoying the delightful iv'
Stark. and Mrs. K. D. Roads. wedding of their grand daugb. fling were Jimmy Harks and Door prizes and table prisea will be awarded and you
Hostesses for bridge and tar.
Jane Spencer: Jim Dodson and need not be prese nt to win.
canasta we re Mrs. D. C. how.
Debby Dalton; Tom Ifemphlll Mr.. Marion LaTour is or'
ard and Mrs. Ethel Hahn.
Mr. and Mr.. J. G. Barber, and Mods, Neiman; Jim Rob. erall chairman with the fol.
son, Jackie, and daughter, bins and Cindy Slayton; Al lowing committee chairmen:
ChEESE
Dale, of Savannah. Ga., were fbt4ac5 And Carol Walker; tickets, Mrs. B. Kolarkk; re.
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recent guests at the hum, of and Bill Ibalback and Judy freshments, Mrs. Winkle
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$ minute steak,, pounded thin Mr. and Mrs. B. U. McIntosh Wilson.
Pus; publicity, Mrs. Ann
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Altamonte Also Rick Goesas and Fran Siecakowaki; and tallies, Mr..
Cheese-Nip crackers flue. on Robin Road,
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ly rolled (114 cups crumbs) i' '
Mar11.. Chadwick, bilk. Scott, Nancy Mkb.Ia.
3 eggs, slightly beaten
Tommy Barks and Dr. and A nominal donation is ask.
Mrs. Oliver Kobylak
Orville L Hark,, parents 04 with the public cordially
jflyd, rellsh ,vy among Bear Lake, Is home recuperat. Mrs.
of the honor guest.
Invited to attend,
spending
a
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week
pea of
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the Florida Sans Hospital.
evenly as cue-bait of ,
piece. Void meatoveg sad se.
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Tour, vice president; Mrs. Winkle LeFila, sec.
rotary; Mrs. Lol.. Falgion,, corresponding sec.
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Greg, three years 01(1.
Sherry's hobbies an, sew.
..,, .laylng bridge and col1116 lecting antiques. The Sternes
have lived in Sanford for the
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MEMBERS OF THE PLANNING COMMI'I'FFIE are busy finalizing
ceived new orders to New
Vans for the American Institute of flanking Ladles Luncheon and Fan.
POet, H. I., where they will
ion Show to be held at the Sanford Civic Center, April
at 1 p.m.
be stationed In July.
Lady bankers from all over central Florida will he attending. The planBetween now and Home
ning committee Includes, seated, from left, Irene Brown, public ity; Janet
Show tim e you will be meetStroblow, chairman; and Lola Ilousholder, decorations; Standing are
Ing the other five Sweethearts
Mary Forguson, Fashion Show Coordinator; Catherine Ray, decorations'
from Gamma Lambda, Zeta
and Janice Springfield, publicity.
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XI, XI Beta Eta, Phi Delta
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CHAMPION ipeller at Bear Lake School Is dossis Is Poet Lsududal. be
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Gayle Gallentine (left) and runner-up Is Kathy woulddriallaw
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of Disney's CentreS Florida_____
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Property. Re said fl eys
sty Idea which might advance
F2o1da repre.statft., Gin.
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our common latirut, be it old
WiIHa.,E.Potter,wnsefrcsi.
or new. Caveful Preparation
lathe, petition. In Orange CITIVI mu &amp;.0000000400041..
need ant be the enemy of
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seeking auppoit for
HAM ••••,•.,••••,,,•.., 3 fit' $1.00
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Laogwood,
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of two million still. Ingle, Carolyn Durak, Peanlie or, Evelyn McCleary
Elizabeth
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Ellen
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boy,
Susie
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Raymond
Michael
Lewis,
San[Jarman,
Gilbert
Daigle,
HetIng
adVantag,
of
Florida.
scribed as
'neighborly via.
ford; Floyd Nichols, Charles ti. Harris, Sanford; Ida Cobb, 1453 million In merchandis. in
It" south of the border.
in a speech prepared for Unit, Deitona; Louis. V. Ruth Braun, Deflary; Joni; 190, largest iSd)rdsd bey51N
1 MU SOUTH
delivery at presentation of a Teslo, Lake Mary: Leola Wil- Adams and baby boy. Long- tween Baltimore and New Or4
11am.,
Amos
Argrett,
Lake
wood;
Sandra
Grant,
Mailleans,
and
exported
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statue of Abraham Lincoln
Monroe; Anne Stevcnton, Os. land; Patrick Bouvier, Dclaa- Hon in goods In the first It E1 UNTER
LONG
WOOD pi.
from the United States to Welt.
months of lost yestor.
cy, Mims.
Meua symbol .f fiend.
Broad international trade.
OPEN DAILY
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hemisphere, together."
Richard D. Ingle, Sanford, aj the satellites of the planet Robert Sling High charged
TO 5 P.M.
The tics that bind were em- girl; lit, and Mr.. Wallace 1 Jupiter.
that $ corporation dominateil
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TANNER and J. It. KfrNNPiY;
And l: All unknown .POUI.
of said at.ov..nam.I nstur.&amp;t
defendants;
And tt All parties claiming
tn.tur.uts by, through. under,
Sr against the above-nam-4
natural d.f.ndanl@ not know'*
to be dead or silt.;
Anti Its; All ,.,rtlea having
or ctslmth, to have any rtsht.
tills, or l,it.r..t In lbs ft4.
lowing described property sit$51. In laminol. County. YlorIda to-wit:
lots * and t, Rlnck •'TV'
Tract 3*. $ A N I. A N Ut)
5I1IIIN(l$, $.mInole (,iurtty, YlorI'ia according to
gist thereat a. r.cord.d In
Plat Bonk I. gas* it. Of the
P bIIck.cnrtsof lossitnofe
County, Florida.
'rou, and Each ,,t TOt,. are
notified that a suit In 'lui.l
tilte t the abo,.-,iseCrIb,',t
has been 0144
property
at -lost you and you are her.by required to serve a copy of
your Answer to the Complaint
an the plaintiffs' sitarist. t.DON 0. WioulNa. 1*5 Kast
Colonial Drive, Otiado, PineIda, and Illet the original In the
stOre of the Clerk at the Cit.
suit Court on or before April
le gallis" at said complaint
will be taken as oost.ss.d.
This astir, shall be Publish.
ad Vs.. •*ch w..k to, taut
ei,ge.cut$CC w..ka Is The gas.
ford Iteralld.
Valets this lIrd day of March.
(Circuit Court liii)
Arthur Vi
Clork. Circuit Court.
Seminole County. PlonIds.

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Spacious bedrooms with soft color schemes
make an adaptable background for any house.
bold furnishings. whether Early Am.nfcan, P.tI.d
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another way when be focused
laski defter Jack-attention on the "severs)
(IJPI)
hundred miles of the Dairlsis
Gap" that remain tob.fill.
sbsgddrtviaga for at
ad to complete the Pan.Amer.
than 115 i1.. per hour
system In
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bwysr ploved the car Couldn't
Johnson said this homis.
that
TORT PIERCE (UPI) — to like the stand for the di phire must "look to the day
James D. Purkldsef NOW 111111 tonse In the four-day trial, when the old priocolonjoll links
dispute with Rivera across the Isthmus are fully
This is how
motorcylist began when the Puerto Rican restored, the good lands op.
(riut&amp; The 3G.yesr.old
was sentenced to die for shoot. slammed on his car's brakes ened for agriculture, and fam.
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masures
girl during a dispute last Dec. "almost caused ins to have n
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progreii
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Cross" motorcycle gang and The highway incident was
On a hemispheric basis,
5 resident of a migrant labor followed by a fight near a
store at the labor camp, Puck. Johnson said that "we must
camp In Pompano Beach.
Immediately after be read blair said. He then want to give necessary Impulse to new
rrp'I-rl'I'rp'rIi'rI
the sentence, however, Judge not other members of the Iron initiative., open now , paths,
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James F. Minuet granted an Cross gang to return for its, and breathe new energy Into
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our effort." to help Latin
appeal for the stocky Ifialeah fight."
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He said when he entered America.
roofing worker.
Johnson declared:
A 12-min jury deliberated the house be saw only Cats
b0 that end, I will In the
56 minutes before they re- lina's father, Tito Flores, and
turned to the courtroom to de- Rivera. He said it appeared months ahead Join with Lat.
Ton essid los..
clam Purkhlcer guilty of first one of them had a gun and in American leaders In cxdegree murder in the death of was preparing to shoot. He ploring the proposal for a
Catalina Flares. There was no fired two shots "in self-dc- new meeting at the very high.
recommendation for mercy, fence," he said, and fired eat level to examine our corn.
which In Florida means the more as he ran from the two- mon problems and to give the
Alliance for Progress Increa..
death sentence is automatic. room cotisge.
The state charged that Three other members of the ad momentum,"
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Flores* cottage thinking It was from the members' liking for mt.
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the home of camp resident German and Nazi Insignia on Ty
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once
got
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
Miguel Rivera and fired the their clothing
are
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some similar person who quite two side chairs.
often has studying and other
"Colors and comfort are
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bedroom has been decorated apartments," Muse said. "We
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featuring captains and mate'.
chairs.
In the one-bedroom apartment, bright red In the dominant color In the living room.
The bedroom has been furDr. Walter Cremeana, renished with solid maple fur- tired minister from Baltimore,
niture and twin beds. The Md., now residing In Winter
dining room contains the popu. Park, Will be guest speaker
for worship services this Sunday at First Presbyterian
The Altar Society of the Church of Sanford. His serChuluota Catholic Mission mon topic will be "Your Rewill hold a reception In honor ligion Is Showing."
of the new pastor, Rev, Fr. Dick Aiken will be soloist
William Joseph, from 2 until for the 8:30 a.m. service, sing4 p.m. Sunday at the Sports- ing "The Beatitudes." The
man's Club on SR 419. All Chancel Choir will sing "A
residents of the Chuluota area Blessing" and "Unto Thee, 0
are Invited. Refreshments Lord" at the It o'clock serand their two year old son, groupings Including a desk will be served.
vice.
Basil Jr., will leave for Africa and study area, making It a
1. this fall.
The Ladies Au%fllarY of the
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the menu will include, In ad. held at the First Baptist
ditlon to the chicken, potato Church of Longwood will con.
salad, string beans, beets, cole dude with services Sunday.
slaw, hot biscuits and butter, Sunday School will be d11.
coffee or te., and take.
missed early and the mornIni
Takeout dinners will be service with Evangelist
• available. Reservations may Charles
E. Roesel will begin
be made by calling Rev. E. at 10:30 Instead of 11 ..m.
Ruth Grant, pastor, or Mrs. Climactic service of the reMcDaniel.
viral will take place at 7:30
Rev. Grant and Mrs. Jewel p
Penner attended the annual Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor
Spring Conference In Lake. of the church, extends Inyfta.
land Monday through Wedn.s- tion to the public to attend
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apartments going on display furniture department manager
Saturday at the nw Town 'n for the store.
Lake Garden Apartments on
in both model apartments,
East First Street, were pro.
bright
colors have been used
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"and never out of date." All
By Donna Fates
accessories In the apartments
Special services will be eon. carry out the (urniture theme.
ducted by Rev, and Mrs. Basil
Open for inspection are a
Williams of Immokalee and two-bedroom and a one-bed.
El Espanola, N. M., at the room apartment.
First Pentecostal Church of In the two-bedroom apart.
Longwood at 7:30 p.m. next ment, Muse has used burnt
Thursday.
orange as the main color In
and Mrs. Williams, who the living room, with the
Rev,
both are gradustes of the Pen. drapes and lamps accenting.
tecostal Bible Institute In TU. A green braided rug covers
pelo, Miss., have been aJ%SIKT1 the floor.
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is made urves.' manners probebly needs to

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DEAR POLLY - ThiI drusasdj.bfro.theagsif,send as be eeto is.. side
4 factorer (Mlcbaeto4tern) ad.
borget sheet elo,erlesfML
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people
who lived in tbb1 Is
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or DEAR FOLLY-My Fukiuseiffed tee
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kltck.S flee and this left s beck be 1137 whichever Is the ar Is for on vhs making
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terrible stain that I eeaei aheu'lsr p.1.4 if time. Alas tifly flower arreagomeds
Theee details are Imper. delsemined (by him, not you, though pea were walking. u
. i di à., si.,u. p peitsds if use.pkyaest must a15k shs,t.stsmmed bli.0
brush up on his eva,
tail, certainly, and ahssld be nalsee you're persistent) h.'fl you ass wrinkles when the
can help .i. I And the P.1st. hi Hated). Plesaspass is this aiod foliage.
a smell
DEAR ABET: I have an are an answer to a house. lafoimatlon as
listed who. yes hey a sheer you the sash of leer labels I. hottos.d, yes need
It
may
help
a:
flies!
mount
of
baad.wsmed
two wry .1..e frhsds who w1
Ml, but they us not neari, ilie"
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d.-XU U. I soNues else applying for a ci ay Is the bottom if the
like., a let, but they bat. J.'s
so signifIcant hew lb. Mt Once you decide eel, eslor About the afovementlonad
'I"3.uk you for those kiviI Job. Zespingrecerds Iaalot si,tall container. Plies $ siB.'
each ethsr. One will Not words
fits yes,
the hue' battled tailor: so what if he's
and fabric, try
and knowing ow res4 asels, than trying to rsaeab. IIrp. hair eurhi (oISb.'
very mad at me If I is with eta I am an
The,e vie a tias, grsated,
stand b.iots the three' busy? HE won't have to wear
they will Semi or beck
the years.
viirthal or herlasslal) ha. the
lb. .thsr. Whet should I forth with more
whoa is ulf.the.peg sell "fit" way mirror while $ battled the suit he's taking so little
than iiip Instead if putting cuffs on cior and pease will Si... The
do?
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If yen esuld baths the Jacket tailor makes marks is the effort with, YOU do. Don't
suslIis to help 001 rose my little girl', dresses I e iipenings Is the evilsi is
and pull the pants en. The Mt with his chalk.
THE IIIDDLI
rush through the fitting.
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the ulae,s a little longer, Id 'al few holding perfect W.
DEAR IN: Drop both .f
tailor would tabs It In a little Her. is where yes should Don't move, about narels.
When II hem thus and us elastic rumgementa.-KILDUD
DEAR
hOlLY
lbs. I Iveoss bee the
her. and let IS out a little asercise some firm Judgment. siam - use that tbree.way
n em set Is thup through the hems. No more DEAR FOLLY -I find in
tab. .
right be eb.oa. his iws ear
More sad pistol you bad $
Do the trousers really fit mirror.
and
pet
him is hIs ci. wet aliens
little islet to use a metal dust pea
friends. And
salt.
hays yeg
around là. waist? If a belt Is Another point: Although
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Write
Prob
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Any man who settles for the ealy thing that keeps your salesman might not like
to Abby, beard boxes the big oust us4 washing their hsnds
atSpa. The psi is lightweight
Pox Sf00, Lie Angeles, Cal.
this primitive alteration now- them up, they're too loose. A It much, take the time t.
feet it they are v.1
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td lift. As snow easily. N.
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aday. Is wasting his money. belt I. merely an necessary. climb Into lb.
ree loof handle to hamper you
close a stamped, .5f-a4Unless you have particularly It should sot be functional. BEFORE you leave lbe st
Ms and the dirt go,n in thu boys seem to need endless ofthe,, so do by 11-MAR11
dre.e.d envelope.
strings proportIon., year And if là. waist Is so tight Do the three-way minor bit
as she eest stays class haircuts and sot "fashioned This Is a geed Pebser I.
Rate to write ktt.n?
clothier should have an am ple the pockets bulge open, the again. If the suit still does.
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swivel plans steel has saved asivs for next whl.,I bad
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$end$ltoAbby,
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selectice of suits which will trousers seam should be fit properly, Insist that ltbe
DEAN POLLY-Ake of s.p my husband (the hosts bar. westher-FOLLY
Lie Angel.., Cal., for a wishing usassas had told
Ill you.
opened.
I bet) many a headache. He,
Anyone .vb.ittlag a Peliy'l
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Abby's booklet, "How t
There Is no percentage in An the trousers baggy,
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yesrs
age
to
keep
a
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Writ.
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attempting to squesse toto a pecially at the seat? Than
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la-ibcjob~-sweno
i and hi adjust* the ato.l up piablest or a faverile
caa1i&amp;'
size $1 if you're a 4L You are they're too big. Yois'U never two of the fashion magazines
have had over là. pear.. Civil sad dewa to the height making Idea will issal,. $
under no obligation to eon- "grow" Into them.
for women have realized that
Service requtris the meath wanted for each bey and he di llar If Fell, an lb. IS.es
form to a predetermined Bin; Are the pants too long? men wear clothes, too. Soon
and tea, for every home a4 barns the steel round and In
It's the other way around.
If there's a "break" and they after Harper's Bazaar slcn.d
Jneihv and San
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And beware the soothing flap around the shoes, they an I. Alien Murphy as men's
sounds ofasajt seller who are. The trouser ftnefr,m fashion editor, VIM ants more Interested In your upper thigh to ankle should nouneed that Cantill. Dubs Newspaper Enterprise AM.
ThIs left East with king
mosey than your well-being. be unbroken.
would,
Its menswear On.of th.penaltlesforbe.
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Inc anezpertls that you fre.
A vary useful advertiso. coverage.
didn't bays any more
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to lead through him. A UttIe
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your partner goes out of his wa4W
turbid Sidney. H. proceeded
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bid slx no-trump but his part- •.'o___
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tImes the students must feel fl'
doubt, if course,
new was the late Sidney Silo0
dub which he tufted. Than morality on Americas
p,
things
steal
any
that
they're swimming around that sexual curiosity and at.
dor and North wanted to let
be entered dummy with là. puss.. If
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ff.rist than they w.'s in In a flak bowl, with everyone traction are natural to eves
queen of hearts and ruffed a
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Titers may be a wrinkle In benefit. But there are still ards and quality control are Sidney handle as many dun..
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day, at ISSIS they'n miii peeking 15.
sma ll children. When it
as P05$Ibli.
high club. This left Sidney
permanent press or durable problem, the Industry is not maintained by manufact.
eoia.oSly
accepted.
he
Lot's
sot
turn
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no-trump
would
have
with
only
two
trumps.
ume
to
lb. things I wouldn't
Ihspress after all. The process- working to eliminate. Many icier,, then millions will he
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there are at least fir, tech- have been worked out since lost to the consumer who gets been a cinch. Against any
ebanilni standards, sims .1 Sb. first and second grades. should take it upon themselves
$th isis *iO
more by overtaking his
siques of eliminating wrinkles the Koraton process put per. an Inferior prod uc t that ice, lead but a spade, North would
have
knocked
out
psas
lbs
we
of
p.
and introducing a permanent manent-durable press on the not wear as long as a
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, of diamonds and proceeded t us mother, have besess so.. Even eld-mald schoolteachers to give proper guidance to
clubs and made 12 top tricks. Paso so Psas 4* run off high cards from dam- esrnad about our first and would ban, to be deaf and their ebildren. Serious if.
crease In garments
that market extensively last year. processed ga rm ent,
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started as a ripple In I be And worked out they must be, The use of resins, hot-head Against a spade lead North PON 66
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be wished but Sidney them to grow up Into "fast" on. And when things go too the teacher, however, as that
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pressing and oven-curing t
r.ady.te.wear field In 1964 is for In 1966:
finesse would work and Paso
was ready to overtrump any teen-ag.n. But thise kids are far, they tabs steps, just as preventive messuies an ha
now a gigantic wave. How. • At least o per cent of all make cloth es perm anently
time. Actually East held out already talking sheet girl they would for any other mis. taken. As most teacher, know,
ever, the consumer must rely men's casual trousers will be wrinklereslstant and creased North would make a grand
completely upon the Integrity permanently pressed and can damage the fiber,, musk, slant.
Illness.. When it held, things I until the bitter end but .ino friends sad boy friends, pass, behavior. If akirt.flipping, for two or th ree children should
West opened the ace of looked fine. He continued Sidney had reduced to the log love notes, kissing each example, got $ bigger rise out never be lift Alone In $ res
of the manufacturer and of creased,
ems admit. Some mothers of
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lbe reta iler, according to S The process will be Intro- rugged chaps found the slacks clubs and shifted to a heart 1I with the eight of spades. That same number of trumps as other behind the wardrobe if the teacher than pushing or tcgeth,r.
But
Larry Phillips, head of Phil. duced In men's dress shirts, splitting at the knee an d Sidney won In dummy and i held alas and West showed East, he was able to bold out lockers, exchanging ten.cent loud talking, It would become
't make a mde
led the nine of spades for a i out
rings, flipping akin s sad do. doubly saUcing,
out of
lips-Van Heusen. His point: sports shirts and rainwear,
crotch for example,
olebIfl. Times asp
I with him.
15g ether things yes voulds't Children are little Imitators be different; kids scat.
"You can't tell how well a • Nearly 80 per cent of all short wear,
dare print.
and enjoy acting out what
processed shirt, slacks or women's casual slacks will be
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and
young
know, why haven't they dons acting and fun rather than let personally, letters .1
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flefts Ists!y. H. has is-a- psychiatrist. Lit Reeler
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Hector's slum, but every a woman (or even an older
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be Is the laughing stock .1 vMs II eornss to helpin g
the community for month.. ladles with their costs and
HIS psychiatrist says ft's pulling out chairs. I don't
good for him, but Abby, I think this much courtesy,
bavetsliveln this town, too. Is neceemr. Should I be
What do you think? Pleas. quiet? Or should I tell bbs
print this because Hector he Is overdoin g the perfect
reads your column and gets gentleman routine?
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feed .heps will lustere take
project, Is a Sanford natir'o a strong leader In the fight A member if the Ziwiala let feed, if various ernt,fee. 1
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marriage
partner
In slacks, for example, also wear,
will explain briefly the
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proves a delight to busy ma- • Curtain, drapery, bed. ceases used, proper care and to be doing as will
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often a good deal bettor - the generation preceding To be sure, today's young NEW YORK (NEA) - In lion of Germany the loon territories ceded alter Hite
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to took for when buying the the worrying about them Though they often seemed and make their own mistakes. a mow, that could sass Euro- government has decided that era defeat belonged to hoo
the time is ri pe to open direct land. The Poisda m agree.
Hopefully everyone will
It extremely high stand- items,
to be demanding and rebel. But they don't have bigger "an tension, West Germany negotiations with Moscow.
just a few short years ago,
ment - which was signed
Though they were said to lious as t.en.agere, as young problems than their parents is seeking to Improve relations The West Germans are also by
e United State., Russia
be spoiled, once they settled parents they are already talk. had. And often their mistakes with the Communist aowttrtes putting more if their diplo. and th
Britain stipulated that
down to marriage and family log about the kind if rules aren't as big or as costly as in Eastant Europe.
math cards on the tibia In the final G.rman-PolIah Irisa
The Bonn government has
life they settled with a thud. and regulations they mean to the ones they saw their paan effort I. Improve lb. cli- 1kv, Including the Odor.
Just offered Russia Poland
Though most of them married maintain when their children rests make.
3.fl
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switch-though a completely plorable teenagers of 10 years change if agreements that ference on Germany.
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BY Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D. thrItis? It Is the only drug this paper. While Dr. Br5Zd to
Ge
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like the bonds of ntatrl- normal and refreshing one
ago are today's floe, young would renounce the use of
stadt cannot answer individual many.
They pull well to. to hear yesterday's rebellious homemakers
Newspaper Enterprise Asia. that will keep me going.
and
ltle.
the
bread.wln. military forte in
letters he will answer letters gather, In
9-My husband has Heber.
Cor,jona i..
double harness. t o na g e r s talking in the nars.
mont of International disputes.
of
general
in
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rest
In
future
den's nod.,. What 1. the best durIng acute Inflammatory
It .1.. urged a "nuclear
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columns.
freeze" In Europe that would
treatment?
conditions, but It should iot
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ign form of arthritis that 1t' such as arthritis unless you
of atomic weapons.
quentiy accompanies aging,
It is, of course, anyee.s
take It only one week in each
the Joints
r ,,, whither Bonn'. offer to
fingers often become swoUe. each month. Persons with a
underwrite "a durable peace
The recent discussion on TV many plain, simple dresses,
Those swellings are known as definite adrenal deficiency
firm and sturdy. Then lift wide $ solid footing, such as in Europe" will reverse Moe.
BY Mi. FIX
Heberden's node.. Besides age can take small doses lodefin.
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Newspaper Enterprise Ass.. the top of the ladder (the sandbags, On hard, slippery cow's policy of hostility I. between a woman writer and They're called "shapings" by
the "In" designers and the
heredity plays a part In their Italy, but for Inflammatory
Sprucing up for spring part farthest from the wall) surfaces - drives or walks- Wait Germany, at least In the a famous personality rega rd- fashion press. A change Is a
formation. There Is no specific
immediate
future.
conditions larger doses are
ing the American man was scarf, a new twist to It, sad
gets an awful lot of home. and raise It up a runs at a tie the bottom rung to some
treatment for these nodes,
There Is still genuine fear most Interesting
but
For the underlying disease, given. Large doses taken for
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owners up on ladders. This time. Walk forward, raising fixed object. Soni, ladders
as one designer expressed It,
in East
over hand. have skid-proof feet. This is of Germany AS
ey
got
nowhere.
most doctors now recommeod a prolonged period may cause
th
"You
have It made."
where safety is the ladder hand
is
use
place
Europe. More important Is The author had written $
This will raise the ladder a must on metal ladders.
see
moderate exercise for the in. acne, thinning of the skin,
Do
not
leave
any,
at
a
"hostile"
Ger.
accident.
no
ut
growth of hair on the face,
The top of the ladder should
th
straight up. When It is all
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volved joints and aspirin
piece
about
th
magazine
recent
Hollywood
At
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thing to chine, when you use the way up and against the be resting against something many is a convenient diplo.
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American man and she asked event, the stars appeared is
for
the
Indoors
boy
a
ladder,
either
or
iistk
whippi
ng
wall, move the base of the firm, too. Don't place I
ful drugs used to treat then. LI these side effects do not
why American men are made elegant long evening gowns,
out,
ladder away trou. the wall, against a screen or window. Russians. They like to per. to look stupid, why they are but they wore flat shoes and
matold irthrltls, the crippling lead to prompt discontinuance
been
if
your
ladder
has
$
me.
pstuat. the Image of
PACE THE LADDER
Tbe rule for asic angles
form of the disease, should be the drug may cause peptic
said to be bores and not roade a moat unattractive picstored away all winter, test
Pace the ladder when you vengeful Germany plotting sophisticated, etc.
to place the base of the
avoided. Warm packs are ben. ulcers, wasting of muscles and
ture. Flats make a woman
It
before
using
It
Moscow's
It. Lay
ladder one-fourth its length climb. (Ia up one step at a new wars. It I.
eticlal only U care is taken softening of the bones (osteo.
My answer to those who wearing a long skirt appear as
on
the
ground
and
walk
on
chief
excuse
for
keeping
Get.
with
the
risk
of
free.
from the wall. If It'. a 20. Urn.. Don't stand higher
not to use heat over 1(4 di- Porous)
the rungs. U there's a weak foot ladder, the bottom should than the third rung from the many divided and West Berlin think American men are though she was waddling, not
lure of a vertebra. Because
grees Fahrenheit.
not up to male standards is walking. And not one woman
one It's better to find It this
drug gives you relief the
rest five feet away. At this top. Use both hands and al. isolated.
q'. I have had arthritis for the
that
American women are far knew how to lift her long
i7.
Yet the fact that the West too successful.
angle your balance Is right ways keep one band on the
seveeal years. We moved to temptation to keep on taking
women can skirt to ascend the stairs. So
Is the ladder old an d and you will not tip the lad, adder. Provide books for Germans
compl.tely "- make their ownOur
California nine years ago. It 15 admittedly great, but yaw.
way
so easily beware of long skirts and
shaky? Don't try to repair
Since last October my condi. doctor should have you switch
der backwards. Don't increase paint buckets so you can versing their policy -offered they actually dominate our flat shoe.. Yes, In the days
Break
it
up
but
with
to
one
of
the
safer
new
drugs
and
burn
It.
Don't
the
lion has been worse
distance. This puts the hang thin, when you get to Russia a nonaggressioa pact men, and the men let them of Josephine. Empire gowns
leave it around.
the aid of Indocin I can get for 'disease.
ladder out almost horizontal the top. If it', windy, pick is another indication that the do iti
weri long and slIpper, heelIf you are buying a ladder, and you have nothing to grasp another day.
around. Would It help IS we
East-West conflict bee Shifted, The American man is the less,
but we never saw thuse
Please send your question.
get $ goad one, one that Is unless you lie forward.
moved to a drier climate?
Don't take too long a reach from Europe Is Southeast kindest in the world; and per- ladies walk.
some
persons
and
comments
to
Wayne
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free
of
large
knots.
Aluminum
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SAFE poo'rlNG NEEDED from a ladder. (let down and Asia.
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with arthritis feel better In Brsndstsdt, K. D., In care of
Is too tole rant, too kind to
Some of the smartest seal
volve less weight than wood
worm. dry climate others re
-both bands for * moment, ident Kennedy urged the West his woman. What do you, my dresses
have wide bands
for the same Might and are
port no difference. For this HOW MUCH IS A SERVING?
around
Germans
S.
explore
the
post.
hook your leg or elbow
XYZRPOPULAR
after-40 readers, think about placed low at the aids.: If
easier to handle. More canreason, most doctors discour. An average serving of cook'
bllity if $ nonaggression this? I'd like to know,
a rung.
HAMBURGER
you have wide hips dos's
the is needed, however, Hamburger
age such a drastic step. The ed Moat laz¼otmcesbut for
Don't carry tools loo.elyin pact with ii.sia. He was
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Eskimos who live In a cold most people this looks ra ther
when using a metal ladder lar will, the sckool.age
your pocket or they may fail criticised for this sot only
A famous foot specialist Only the tall and "biple."
damp climate are rarely found small. A more realistic guide
around electric wires.
th at schools spend 3734 per and hit someone below. Don't by Bonn's former chaaesllor
to have arthritis. Since the suggests allowin g 34 to %
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boots made of synthetic or
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aggravation of your symptoms pound fresh, uncooked most
ladder much over 80 fast unground beef,
a door unless you have ii. ironically enough, by Preneb lined is synthetic materlali.
Dark dresses with bands if
did not occurs until you had per serving If the nasal has SPOTTED-The leopard less you're an old hand at Ground beef purchased
President Do Gaulle.
cutely locked It.
He says that when spring white are the newest thing;
lived In California for over bcm, Is It. For boneless meat, pattern catches the eye in handling ladders,
school lunches Is Inspected
Keep your ladder stored Is
Today V. Gaulle Is doing comes you can expect f 00 t very flattering except
vhs
eight years I doubt that It fresh, uneookad, allow 34 13 34 this new swimsuit shown In
You don't raise a ladder car.firIiy for grade and fresh. $ dry place. Treat lbs wood his best to gals Iuee'aa favor
was due to any climate lea. pound.
New York but the unique by Just grabbing and lifting. U5L Only certain sections with linseed oil. Never paint by anti-NATO and salt-Amer. trouble. So beware of "boot- you border the bent with
la
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Keep these figures in mind feature is fn the design. it's Brace the lower sad against may be used for the product a ladder or use one
lures.
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11.54
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11.5? Jams. H A Marts $
1'
ServIce
22.40 Charlie :rvin
Darbour
5.42
Jlatulsek
1.5$ WIlliam Si A Judith Si Orr 3.1I Seminole PublIshing Co
4.01 Edward A Margaret
2.51 Davl.l It £ Wilma
Irving It A Liubics
Piston It A Marlen. 0
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hilly
A
Maxwell
lU
Herman
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Ruth
5.01
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James
0
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Carol
If
21,04
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E.tey
SemInole
Sunshine
Inc
11.54
2.71
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.
Chambers
135
hard
$.$5
1.10 RIchard J A Charlotte P
1.14 lame. W A Emma May
7.21
OsakowIes
)4nni A Margusnit. S
a.orge 1. A Geraldine
John I S Maudile ifamysy LII Johnny Jones
BargaIn 1ouis
P.15 Robert A A Thsreea
Lawrence
I
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John
P
A
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S
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1.51
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Camp
Wagner
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13.10
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1.7$ Wlllimm (3 A Mliii. Li
Milton I A ljdIa Li
Chiinili'r
Mayer
14 A Clara U
25.4? Loul. C A Ilsanor Si
Jrn.s.'y flaIry 115.10
Wagon Whesl Antiques 23.4$
(london I. A Emneatine Li
Ilarvey
IS-li hubert
Ilarkdoll
15.5$ Chapman Concrets Pro.
Jones
MayfaIr
Ituciseil I A Florence
Inn
$05.83
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541
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LI
1.30
Wagon
Wheel
Nursery
45.12
lesion
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duct., lns
170.28
Joseph U A Js.iiusllne 1.
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Robert Si * Annstts A
A Fallon
133.51 Douglas P A Darkls
15.5$ Charles B A Hines Wale 5.11
Phavems Grocery
1.10
haley
5,55 Jamea a Chapman
Barns
Jones
III7 Samuel C A Mary I
1.1$ MayfaIr Inn Seminole
Owens
Cafe
Albert Jr A Lucy WaIds.s 5.14
John C A ladle Ba..
1.31
Don C A Anne Si Hassall
lame.
ft
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1.14
William
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K
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Pro
2.5
1
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21
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5
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V
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15.25 P'rancl. 0 A Arlene
Hubert II A Norms 1.
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RIchard A Vivian p
15.54
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flop
for
h'art
ownel
4.0
$52
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Service
Co
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Wallace
5.11
I
Raymond
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A
Barbara
I
2.40
Hasty
1.1$ David 30 A Clara 0 Joyce
•
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5.7$ William II A JudIth A
owned by Grover
1.51
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Charles 30 Osendlne
Mh.atfer
23.1$ W Russ.ul Jr £ KIts P
1.42 Donald
Chapman
Horace P A Dade
11.5? Frederick
Todd
(or
successor)
It
A
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p
17.3
54.11 0 am.r A Kay Pace
Walt her
II A PatrIcIa 34
William U Jr A Iris $
5.41
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15.11
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1,57 Irniat W Jr A Gayle C
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5$I
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11.4$ Kenneth 0 Mayo
2.51 Palace Deer Oarde
11.04 Henry A A
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W
33.14 Itulent T A leggy A
Ch.athan
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James ft A Betty K
S
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5$
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Ins
$5.45
11.1?
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5,47 Lilly Cherry
hattIe
1.54
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SicArthur
$10
31.0$ Norman 0 A Ethel *
5.25
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Lourss Ware
1.55
21.21 TaIlsy 1. A Alma P
l,onnI. Li Cherry
Orland 3 A U..rj.rIs 0
1.14 Fern L'ark Motori
MartIn I A Manay
hobby I A Patricia P
JackIe K A Ills P
12.74 Merle W A Path $1
Shrode
III
II3ltaway
liausr
ChIt
Chat
Tavern
11.04
7.11
41.01 Milton A A Norma N
Juback
McCall
17.55
5.51
11.4
Patterson
4 Iil,.r- Grill Pier dandis 1143
Warner
45.4$
Allyn C A Mary P
Carl It Jr A Ills Ann
Walter A Margansi ft
Rogar P A Skirly
Kane. Hurries.. $erv.
b'ern.li
Joseph A A Dorothy Si
G.orge Waahlngtos
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1.75
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1.53
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italian
McCall
1.51
13.44
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5.11
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Jack
A
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7.01
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K
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P
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Watson
Oso A Slmmoni
5.31
1.7$
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1.37 Job, 1
MeCalll.ter
Raymond If A Pdns Li
$5I Tberon It A Mary A
Psdrlck
1.45
Florence P Watts
&amp; Dorothy A
4.34
Bear I.sk. Court
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145 Albert C 5 JosephIne
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1.31
LI
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Janice
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Ralph
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$42
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John 11 A Lula 5
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14.11
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5.15
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Wayne Li fle.rbower
1.53
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10.57
Bernard C A Pabirta
JlcClurg
•
1.1$ Irnest A Lorse
r'rl.,,da
Carroll W It A Margaret
Robert I A Msngueq'tte
11.04
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hay..
4.1$
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34.55
15.42
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4.55
11.55
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14.51
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5.81
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Glint. A Opal P.oiitke
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11.58
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3.11 DomIngo A rally I
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A
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31.13
150.3$
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Richard Li A Maureen I
5.15
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10,17
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11
A
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A
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A
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2.?
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S
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West's Card A Gift Shop $4.41
2.15
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hlclntaleman
8.1$ Clay'. lilllard Room
32,10 VlenIi,g'. tJr.eery
Keith
btcCro.hty
3.51
III
1.
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I
Paul
CabInets
77.54
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3.25
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127.11 I'.Iis.bsth flinched
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George I Jr A Helen.
Thorns. a
3.51 Margaret 5 I KcDermotd 4.10
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Psrry
J'Iorine Wbitsker
5.54
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roes Clsig
$15
Calvin C A Mary Li
2.81
Martin
U
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It
A
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Flitter
1.? $
A .3 A Sara P Pelt?
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3.15 IliEJrAN.ncyL
Charles A MInnIe
4.01
('leo'. Il.auty Shop
lIenlerson
dli
x.uey
McDermott
$53
Florida
14.41
Xsnneth
Li
A
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1
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ft
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A
11.14
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1.54 Cbarl.y D A Mary K
4.01
P A flirley £
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1.5 S
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15.4$ Errs. 51 A Wand. I
flentil.'. Pool floo
LII WIllIam I Sr A Eisner
8.51 Thom.. A A Lella
Mellmamry
Kendriek
$72
Roy
A
Trixi.
Li
Phillips
1.1
PIurlia
4.1$
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Cur.
I
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A
A
Nadins
P
White
14.1$
Albert P tien.on
5.14
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A lfennernan
1.51
Wallace Li A Joy K
Robert It A Oveda 5
Nornias I A Nancy A
Isoratlon
SmIth
1.71 Houston B A Wilds Si
53.11 Ch.rlea 1. A )Lsrtha if
Donald II A Eva
t]eorg. I.. A Mildred K
Ksndmlck
17.7$
Ma
Parland
15.05
1.1
PlaIt
hlusy
U
A
Carolyn
U
I
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Bro..
Wood
Whit.
141
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Colburn
4.14
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15.50 1 C A MinnIe *
22.00
Hsnry I., A Claims D
11.3I
11111 A Mitt. Plebres
l"t.,w,srs
Products, Inc
344.14 Kenneth 31 Sr A Sisfalda
14.0$ Ellis Henry
Petty Ann.s Hair
a
Donald A A Wanda 30
1.51
McFarlln
Kennedy
$51
pinecne.t
MIddle
ICornur
10.5
$4,
Irma
V.I.ont
$
C.dI
J
A
Ahna
S
Styling Salon
WIlls
11.51
14.17
11.5$
Cole
Iticliari I. A Usnrietta W
William ft A Lines C
Hugh C A Margaret K
Ill$
Pinscreet Shell IemvIei
l.eo A Joan Ford
SmIth
1.52 Lyndle WhIte
Harry It Jr A Dorothy
4.51
1.1$
$175
Henry
Daniel C A tote N
Kennedy
4.51
Mc (le.baa,
5.54 Emmnsat It A Betty I
David I A MIldred P
I' Burly
Robert W A Keilasi
1.11
Coleman
Wiilarl C A Vera K
iie Nichol. II A Gertrude K
13.2$
I
A
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Prank
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A
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)
4.51
Poneco
Smith
3.5$
White
Charles A III A Joan 0
5.81
5.35
Stanley II A lCst.11e o
henry
Theodore )( A I'hyllle £
Harold A A Mel..
Edgar A A NaomI ft Poe 15.1$ Donald A A N Wardell.
Purest t'lty Atlantlo
hllgelow
William A A mess I
Col,rn,si
271
Emmanuel A Peggy
5.21
Kern.
Mclnnee
1.11 Poorly's Sales A
Sarvic. ha
Smith
5.01
Whitesell
Josh A t'ybII Li Dub..
43.04
3.3$ Leonard A Lana B CollIns 1.12
941
Itenei.sy
Bob KHmer V.7
50,35 Lsroy A Mar15 )iolnto.1I
1.11
III $ Donald C A Xthslyn I
lsrvlc.
l'oreal City hleataurant
Alan IC ftlxby
David Whittaker
15.5$ John II II A Glenda P
III? ColonIal New Mnlan4
1.1$
Earl A Mary McIntyre
Robert Li A l.oIe I
1.1 4
7.51 Jannie Pope
Smith
1.5) Robert A A Betty 1.
Leroy A Donna S
Ill
WoodworkIng
If.nalsy
30.45 ('t*rhutt. l"o.tst
51.25
David
IClIrner
1.14
hi McKeithan Jr
1.5I Foster A Alethls $rnIth
3.15 Slaagie Li Pops
Fo.t.n'm lIar
$1.24
Wlddi.
*
fihaclebumn
1.30 lawrence I. A Marjonls P
5.1$ William I A Thilma I.
5.54
Edward I A Kill p
Joaeph P A Mary D
W U A Wllms. Li Pope
4.37 Frank Li SmIth Jr
I.rø ii A Lois 20 Fountain lit
3.41 lob. Li A byes 3 WIggin. 1.52
R.nia Jr A Annis
Compt4n
hepburn
14.7$
Kimble
4.51
Makenna
11.15
Haul
21
Porter
Beauty
l'hart,-a
ii
A
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A
Pont
Gerald
IC
A
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A
lllack.h.ar
Harold It A P&amp;trlci* 7
11.15 WIlliam 1) A Clara Li
5.13 Jam.. it * WIllIs K
Norman KImble
11.12 John W A Gloria a
Ihop
5.4 $
SmIth
l"rancin.'. l".mn.A.Ture,
LU
Daniel A * Blanche
WIIi.man
Conner
4.0$
HerrIng
•
1.17 George W A llillIe Li
MaLaIn
III
30 A Ellen K
Inc
Herbert W A Vina Si
If fllauk.mlth
ft 21 WIlkIns Centractiag
44.4$ (1eure III A Margie Si
20.1? Zlelen Constantine
John
ft
A
flush
Mimmoes
34.47
N
11.4
I
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Larkisa
!mlth
A )'los.ie
*5.45
Dwight U Jr A Jan.t 0
Corp
Cuntnect.rs lemsIess
$11.11
hleea
1.4$ Atchbs 1. A Ia4le 7
Mo Laughlin
1.58 Prairis Lake Court
15,07 3 0 SmIth
I
l"ruukli,s
ltlaekwalder
$54 Thomas B * Volits I
35.14 Daniel C Jr A Nancy £
11.25 l'aut 1 A Irene I
LIZ PaIn W A Mrns.tine 1.
Klnard
precu,ionssring
Inc.
Plant
Jamee
I
A
Pior.nce
Si
Prank'. Oyster Bar A
hugh IV A Frances 7
C.unway
Wilkinaon
1.5$
hickman
14.41 George K I A Ivilys
McLellan
5.5$
No. 1
111O
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SmIth
illaIt
11.13 Claris. It Sr A Pitty-?
12.41 Joseph IV A Ins •
7.51 ,tsw.lI W A Dorothy P
5.41 CurtIs A tuneless Si
KIn.
Richard 21 A Mabel
Lynn A $,nith
5.75
Oscar K A Jo Ann
t'.arnk
WillIam.
8.53
1.41 Prank'. l'iac.
*1.51
hick.
s
2(0 L.more
21.47
Preston
13.2I Raymond W Jr A Ihirl.y 0
Ituth l'ra.iem
slabs
10.45 Cliffiri I. Jr. £ Sarah J
Charles H A Nora N
3.15 11 3 Hr A ItffI. U ltickso* lie George V Jr A Caret H
KIng
LIP Charles Li A Grace H
Haul C PrevaIl,
Albert it A fitith U
Imlth
Prank A Margaret 0
11.11
Cik
WIlliams
•
5.51
W II Iiigginbothan.
Ie
ZIng.wood
Builders
Ins
$350
SicMullaa
1.82
heIrs
31$
Freeman
I Robert .1 A Elveda W
iilak.l.y
Williams Club Iss
1.1$ 7.1111*.. A Conn,i.r
21,15 John KIward A St I
11.u4
$3.45
William
I
A
Dorothy
Hollace
K
A
Ruth
P
Thomas
ft
Pn.vatt
1.5
1
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Cats
Smith
Billy It A Dlanna 0
1.83 DornIs A Rubyl D
Dun*ld * Edna 21
11.74
Iliggin.
1.1$
5.71
Mo Ph.nuoti
Kinney
3.11 Paul I A U Ailsen A
Vernon I A Margaret
filak.y
WillIam.
Comnuab
17.30
11.51 Abram I. A VivIan K
1.51
Jueepli K A Maain. $
Li A * Gloria 0
Ciarsncs 30 A MIldrsd 11
PrInce
11.3I
Fuller
M SmIth
Pied A A Ruth A
dli Edward WIllIams
,.S
Robert I Corp
li-Il
4.15
htlislebran
1.12
McPherson
Kin..y
114
Progressive PrintIng Ce $5.4 3 Walter N Jr A Marjorls
Jam.. Yuhi.r Pro Shop
fllanohard
III Pencil £ Gsrtruie
Williams Funeral Home 14.1$
11.11$ Clinics I A .10 Anne Hilt 1.7$
VIrgIl No Gui..
Jam.. A Ilary Aun
2.41 Lonnis I A Francis C
3 Smith
Thorns. IV A Ieee 1
Harry A Violet Puhsang
CurIo,.
31.3$ Harold P A PatricIa K
8.17
e 11111 CabInet Shop
LII
KIn..y
5.5$ AR A Eleanor Mc haney
4.15
3.5 $ Wayne A A Margaret I
Pulllam
Amllhnny A Linde C PuscO 4.01 Robert H A Theola C
llInto
5.41 Jam.. W A Pamela
WillIams
14.14
Ma
Haney
Paint A cIties 33.57 Pump liptI lank Cs
Mary I. KIrk, guardlsa
I
1.3
SmIth
11 Wallace Jr A Betty
Court
4.1$ Howard Li A Prance. V
175 Haydeti IV A Ll..i I
htlll.ry
.4
Mo Roberts Tim. Supply
of estate •t John
Punip A '.il Co
7.1I William P A Aliens 20
3 hliuIwonth
)'istrell
27.8$ Gerald P A Joyce
WillIams
in Loui. It A EddIe Li
$45
A Kirk
*4.45
Co Tread Rubber
lUchard P A Alice I
Smith
lila. Lodge Pool Room
15.53
Covington
$4.54 John H A Harriet. I
3.07 Melvin I A Marilyn .7
1
DIvIsion
too
Howard
0
KIosk
$14
50.45
PumnelI
35.5
llob'e Restaurant
Vutnell
7
SmIth's
Refrlgeratlo.
ILU Cowan Company
1071.14
WillIams
3.32 WIlIia, II A Any A
14.05
Hubert I A Tools I
Howari A Mari.ns P
Punnell Window Service 2.8 *
ServI,7e
Gloria 0 Boshmer
LIllie W aad.,n (Cafe)
,,o
555 0_Is Williams
53.31 Ralph V Jr A An. B
Mince
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44
15.57
KIubeck
Mo SwaIn
2*01 Peter C A Betty 20
5_Itty's Grill
James 13 A Patsy 11 Poggs 3.51
Cowan
Charles II A Earl 34
$1.57 Royce I * Eartb.rI.as
HIr4 A lone Aute ft.palr 141$
a Kondracki
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GaInes
Sidney ft A Katherine I.
Edgar W A Emma I ('ox 5.4$
P
WIlliams
3.5$ lorraine ft IiIr.hberg Jr 1.11 William
15$
A A Barbers I
Bill It A Carolyn I.
Edward A A Malls I
Snow
Roland
W II Gaines
1.51 ElsIe U A Elaipie 21 ('ox p,
iii Pdward Wlllink
1.4$ Itob.rt A A 141mm 1
Krall
Medsari.
4.14
5.11
13.13 Snow's Restaurant
Qua..
Dexter A UoIe.d.r
11.05 Thomas II A liassI U ('ox 11.54 Arthur Li A lather K
i.ss
(cabinet shop)
hItchcock
45.14
1*5 Eugene
Charisa
Jr'A
Marcia
I..
B
A
Sisryel
Roger
C
A
Cat.l.
I.
144 Solomon
flint.
Arn.tts It A Aisle 21
James W * H Dawn
i.s* Idward 11 A Joyce W
5.55 to 1' A GIants P 11*11. 5.11
11.5*
)je.ks
Kronjaeer
2.1$
8.1
Qusenil
honey
Crabine.
$
Herbert
I
A
Juns
I
1.5$
LII (lard... Lake Trailer
WilhInk
Ernest It A Marne I.
11.14
Donald S A Billy Li
WillIam K Sr A
$
Jerry B A Patricia I.
)(alenm W A Ida S
Solomon
Park
William I A Evelyn IC
14_SI ft W A Dolhto WullIa
1.31
1.81
1.51
31.15
Meik.
Kurs.nknsb.
42?
Quilbing
4.5 4 James it A .$rIiit. I
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5,55
t'rabtrre
si.is Lola hammer, heIr.
1.11 1, W Jr A Jeasstts I
W Sr A LHhLaa 1.
Li
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las
71.1)
Ralph
Li
M.Igha.
24.1$
Carl
30
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A
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Li
5orn.rvilh.
James P A Evelyn K
Franklin Li A DarIeui
DinnIe A Barbara £
III
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1.1$
Øodg.e
21.8$ Silas Jr A ityrtles I
Daniel 0 A Rh.. S
I
labs.
4$I Thorns. W Jr A Phoebe
flostiuk
$5.85
Craft
Garrett
1.4$
10.8? Pauline Si Hold
Ciso A A Au.. WIlees 3.81
1.51
Lackey
2.15
Msisr
1.41
RaIn
Forest
Nursery
4?.h
1
Harry .11 A Mary I
Garrett Realty
N
Soulkenland
Willard J A PaHkia D
1151
4.37 HoIi.ln.WaIl
WIlson
3.5$'
15.1$ Jseeph ft A Luy 0
Sislily Bar Ne 1
15453 Randall Eleotrlo C.
Do.ton
111.1I Olin P A Anus 1.
III?
Crawford
4.1? Rob.nI A ilesale
Thomas Jr A Mildred A
fans 0 ltoll.rman
1.81
La croix
SIP Melody MusIc Co
111.01 Jenathas Randall
1.5 4
James Li A Patsy 1
Spaie
(1 hay A Mari• K ('newell LOP
Garrison
4.17
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flrac.well
5.54 lack 1%' A Ilaverly
Garrison Store
1.54 RaIphJAIlIa'V
15.5$
hfolliday
$41
2.15 lnes Meredith
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$4.4? liutord (1 A P115mb_Il
Skippy Bmaddoeke
Spsr Service Stattea
51.11
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155.57 Pored V A ilelia I
Sparkl. Cleaner.
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5.51
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Sistis
13.55
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4.7I
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11.1$ Pauline H Reed
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Harold A A Eva Li Vurhli 11.1$ Clarence R A Anne K
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11.30
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141.15 Albert A Yannie Geiger
4.5$
4.15 Burt.. Li A Isait 1. 1
(Pbotognaphars)
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Alvin H A Marguerite 5'
155
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33.25
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214.11
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5.14
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1.17
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Okey .1 Barker
Obey .1. Barkor
MaUI. P A Ruth 0
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iR*? 5*?A*OII5R 1*215 Robert Buries.
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Florida Statutes 11*5, notIce Is
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heresy gives that intangible
Richard T Caldsrea
personal property
CassIdy
assessed for liii
sow
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linquist mi beginning wIth
Caussy
AprIl 1st. 1108, such taxes an. 1. 1
Chandler
drawIng interest of 1%
p.r Jamee Cook
month plus the proportIonate
Piorene.
Crookman
coil of publIshIng thIs flotics.
Cummings
tlnless the amount set opposite Ruba
Walter
W DavId
Is pall befor. the
Harold Deans
1st day of May. 1185, tSZ 5" Mathew
Dun-an
scution. will be issued thiruon
Wlllis
Itilingion
dIrectIng ths lsvy upon
and ItIward .1 Pagan
..isura of sufficient property
David
-Vernier
tax payer, real, personal or
s.Ised to satiety unpaId taxes Sinley ft (lannutt
Ralph H * JulIa Geiger
and colts.
name of the J
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Daniel A Laura GIas.,
amount of
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costs of advertIsing and Inter.
Graham
an. as tallow,:
Wilbur
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Paul A Mary Aucoin
Jack harrIs
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2.01 Donald Hasty
Mary B Ballweg
nasty
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hearIngs,
1113 Robert
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Jsmss P Dill
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1.11 Maurice 52 Howlani
lIlly ft A Dianna D
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331 lfamry hoffman
Kathryn P Pollen
iii.i 1 5 A Petty P IlrnIas
Joan A Brown
1.17 MarIon A Joyce
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Edward Kalinoski
Bryan
15.15 ftobe,ta If Keaton
Harry A Olive 0
Elmer It * htomalns
Bultems
Kephart
Isbn A IV A DorIa
Keyes Ki.st.r
Button
2.25
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Stpbsrt A Camunon 17
34.34 Kiinkbardt Auto Co
Caprl Ste.taunant, Inc
411 C 7, )Cnutann
Joanna U Cartsr
431 Isaac Kotvls
Robin K A La lads
Itenry Lamar
K Champion
4,
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Chapman Concrete
Robert II A Bonnie 31
Blocks, Inc
Chsckmate Supper Club
Marie .7 Lee
Checkmate. In,
11.18 A Li l,e.ter
RIchard (1 * Peggy
Jan,,, Il Jr A Carolyn
V Clarke
10.43
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Cheater A Drucllla
('learge 1.owall
Collins
2.23 WIlliam o Luter
11*nneth 21 Conrad
045 5' K A 7) C MacOhllyray
Cowan Company
33.10 Joseph,
&amp; Helen
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Mareelynas
Cr.ft
n I Markl.y
Idautid F Cycl.r In A
Dameld H Much.
Alice Cycler
10.1$
ft Mason
T. 0 A Ruth DanIel
18.11 Perle Mathewsoa
Lswn.nce F A Haul
Joe Maynard
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1.11 Doneld 1. A Olin I
Norma P'ltsgenald
12.01
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Charlotts Fo.tir
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astor Lumber Co In.
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Evangsline F Godley
31.1$ .himmi. W Elms
Lee.. P A Mary 1.
lien Moore
cirile
15.4$ Robert Ilewlon
Philip Harms
511
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Itvsrstt A A Patricia
A P Harper
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henry A Mary I.
Richard Pains
amnison
2.17 William K Plotnir
Arthur H A Carey
Ronald B A PatricIa 3
P Ifartwlg
1.1$
PoIson
Robert I A Piggy
leward I Potter
A ifattaway
V J Randle
WillIam Henderson
2.4$ John A Heed Jr
JoIn P A P. I
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1.87
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Charles H A Anils
Lloyd Hhaw
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141gb Sebeel. 11th It. and
d.maadul In tIe samplalat to tItle
pye
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Avsnu• 5 St. 1$-SiC) 153.113 115 Viertda Statutes Mr. RitI
fsnseloei.
11.31
propsrty
has lien
uteri. liminsli County, 1111, netice he bs5bp gilen
fill
Cl.rks sad Isepestor,
html.
•s.Iiols
agaInst
Datil
p,
lIst the toibosteg .i.id per.
you and you ar. bent
Precinst $1
Nertheest
County, FlorId. tbii tltl lay by required
11.11
seas
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bees selected by the
PRECU
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soctlsn if Sanford
a sept I
of April, 1155.
your Answer be lb. Complaim
P0U.110 PLACE- Amorl. Board of County Cornvnl..to.. lire. Lihllo buckler, Clsrk
(SEAT,)
35.25
sa
bc
ran Produce Haeh.sge ware. In if leimisele Ceinty, Pier. Mrs Plerssee tossing
plaiatlftV
attorney,
It
Arthur H. lockwith, sr-,
DON 0. WIGGINS. Ill Eat
haute, North .14. • p B. Ida, to ierve aa Clsrks sal in- Sire. Allis I.ia Nordgrea
Clerk ci the Cireult Coed Coleaial
12.51
spidoro
for
the PrImary lice. Mrs Ge.rgls Price
Ovine, Oriasdo, P1cm
Il Sal last of AC!. ftft
by Donna Si. Marb
Ida, aad tile the original I. SI
s o.t I and East Branch lion, to be bell on Tuilday, Mr. Idwsrl Lidicks
Deputy Clerk
111$
office
if
the clerk .t the CIt
lemmas C i
17,
Pla. May 3, liii
Mrs. Jack diemper
Law OffIces
12.2$
TEMPORARY PG tV 310
Clerks aid !nepscter
salt Court in in 1.1ev. ApnI
MrS1 IsO Sslkwsy
Bernard 1. Salts
IAIGON (NIA)
Ths crushed whatsysy aWsad
2lth.
118$:
otherwise the 51
PLACE MAT 1, 1586. P',LIC.
Clerks snl lupeeter,
Precinct i
1437 5. W. 1.1 Rtrhet
so,•
legatlons of said ('onaplala I faces of the Vi.tnainsss crowd prid, they ones had,
11011 07fl,Y-Portsbls Build.
Precinct 15
Snub central SliamI. Florida
Country Club
41.84
will be takea as oonfcseed,
Ing on ('sell Carlton prop.rty Mr. P.tsp Bukur, Clerk
eOctI5R of lenten
Publish: April 11. 55. IP. May I,
40.54
Corner of Celiry Av. Mr. 1. 1. Beat
Mr. J. Moward Cuibin,. Clark 1585
ThIs notice shall Is publish win rid from shouting and Americans now Inhabit th.
nus and Ulpes Avesue, Ssa. Mr. Prsdtor P. Kut.
Mrs. 1.uey H. Smith
ml eu.s each wstk far feu
CD!
$
$1.0.
their sp(rlta Win iaI.zkatad only decent dwellIngs, thns$.
lamInole County, Pie. Mr.. Biesis DavIs
Mrs. C. 1 Reddlug
cosaecutl,s wIcks Ia
itbor. sato thr*pttjs lb. a1v_dy
PRECINCT 1; PRESENT Mm.. Lou C..l Albert
Mn. Anna I. Ilandhety
's,a tori Herald.
$1.15
POLLING PLACE
Laks Er,. Anna P. Rukur
ng emomy and inThi.sts
lIr. )leyd A. Palmer
COUNTY
this
51.1
siaiaoim
Dated
day ef MireS
15.01
Brantley BaptIst
Church, Sirs. Audrey Teacki.
Mrs. Li. P' Boyls
and th. dark of night,
1554.
rnPN?n, PLSIPI,
for the woris lbs cultut*l
11.11
PUt oils
WSI1 lAke
Mrs.
1oc7ii
Martha
(Circuit Court 1.51)
SN 1505.111.
Clerk. a
Inspeetens
11.8$
Tb. American looked them and social framework of •
Bnantley Road. North ef
('u.k. asi lusepeetons
ay
Arthur H. hiecksith, It.
Prlcii.t $
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21.1$
Hemewand 14.5. leminsls
Precinct
$3
Prairie
lake
('lark, Circuit Count,
JIUN
MCCOY,
Deceased.
4,500.year.old civIIisatiou.
over,
('ly I'le.t TEMPOKAR? him. Joli I. Sax, Clerk
seetioa. west if 11.5$
Ssn.Insle Ceunty. PIcrids.
ItS ALL CINDt?OS AND
lire. Ruth C. Kniffen
ISIa
POWIG PLACE SiAY
Mrs. 1.115.1511 Si'bersr
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slowly,
hi
bogs.
to
The
natIves, 1* ahoit, sx
hire. Opel (3. Dora
By: Donna Si. Matkoa
NAIrINU
CL.tIE$
21.41
ILECTIOII 011 1.1
clerk
Deputy CIsrI
0* DIMAIDS *5*5115? SAID
restless, And 11111. wonder. Ia
Mrs. MenUs I.. Unogas
its5ii, AiIlcaa lorries Mr.
Er,.
ICatbsvla.
Petty
bask
$W57.
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Ellis
WIggins
Jul.
P.
Bates
21.31
Statisu,, NW cirser if
iasuei ths arersg.
lire. VIls larks,
310 East ColonIal Drive
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1. 11111.11
34.01
Ons of Iii. group shouted %lsthamesa can not
41$ and Willew Avenue, P'e'. lire.
Sirs. 1.11liap. lever,
Orlando. Plonida
h.n.by
iotIfl.d
and
neqaaimsd
Thelma
A.
Taylor
11.21
pet efty, lamliols Csu.ty.
Mr. Price Ulbert
pn.slat any claims and 1.. Publiah Ear. IS A Apr, 1, I somsthing at lb. Yank, Alt. Catch a takab.
Clerks
Inepecters
ilfl FlorIda.
Mr. Ralph Pehoelemaft
1505
Precinct $
minds which yeu, ar eith.r of
both. liuthuasI Mrs.
other spat on the ground In
WillIe Zabukovee
PRECINCT l$i PRESIN? linfird. south .t ('.lIry Ave.
Walk on many city side,
you, stay have nialnet the se. CDM.13
Clerk. sad Inspector,
POLLING PLACB-.. Nsrth
front of him. Somebody Ills walks,
tail if JOHN McCOY, deceaie&amp;
ens ladlIng N.A.S.
Preeluet
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Orlsndo,
Orlando
Town
Hall.
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Iats .f 'aid County, to tits
Mrs. ChrialIne hianksnshbp,
PIVflTIIVI BAKI
$5.05
sheok a roughly tottered piac.
oiuth silK 414 sad aerth
U.s. Road UI North if I.
pg in Us bettor r,stsu.
CIIVk
('eunty Judge ef Ieminoll NOTICE 1$ hereby sivss thaI
SemInole Boulevard
434, Vlllags t North Or. Mrs 1' Is. Jaslesa
County, Florida, at hi. oftici I am •ngagsd In bu.Ine.a si and In his far sad Isughid rants.
42.04
SIrs.
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v.
Green.
Clerk
land,,.
SemInole
County,
Pla.:
Mr. C. . ZIrtley
lb. court house of aid 68$ W, First, lanlorl, lemlnale through rotting teeth.
4141
Mr.. Margaret lass Csusel. in
Or trust hi, wife.
TEMPORARY P01. LI 7441 Mr. Cha,lei W. Nsvllis
County at lanferd, Florida, County, Florida, under the (Is.
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PLACI SlAY 1, 111$ ELEC Mr.. 7r'e* h Olenas
Suddialy, 1k. AmerIcan's
within eli calendar months titIot,. name of MeltOliEhiTi
Why? Taxi driver-s pr.f.,
Mrs.
Slope
PeanUt
VIOl Obf.Y-Portabl. loud. Sir, 11*1 A. Cilbsri
trim the tIme ef the first pub. TIRES, and that I intend t. hand shot out to push lb. sign. rkh
24.4$
Mrs. Mary P'rancae 14...
American
passengers;
ing adjacent to Nerth Orlaa. Mr. I'. W. Pipe
1355
lication of GUi nottas. lvi regIster said nams with the board away.
Clerk. and Inspectors
Iowa 11*11, West of *601 Mr.. P. W. Pipe
At lb. sans, time sidewalks aru barrier-ed by
copies if each claIm or iemand Clerk of lbs CIrcuit Ciurt,
$5.11
P,'eetset 1$
Road lenIb of ?. h 434, TIl Mt. WiIlIaa '7511
shall be In writing, and shall ?.rnInoi. County, Florida, iii he grabbed th. wriggling Viet- barbid.wir.
protietlon
for
Ahtamente Springs preper
of North Orlando, Seal. Mrs. Anaabsli hum
tale the plai of r.sldsncs and accordanc, with the previsloss names, by U.
Sirs,
Mary
Starke,
Clerk
shlrtaiotv. alIt U.S. buildings; restaurants
nole
Ceunty,
Via.
43,04
Clerk, and Inspectors
pn.t
offlee
address
of
the
of
the
FIctillus
Nami
Stat.
Mr, Ohinasnla P. Ispositi
PIIKCINCT IS; P 51 1 S It N?
Pneeuact
4554
elalmani. and shall be swor, to mites. tn._It: SuctIon $41.03 spun him back Into lb. circle now chug, prices woefully
Mrs. Thorns. Heusholder
1II POLI.INO PLACE- SemInole
North Altsa.nts Iprings
t'y the claimant, his agent, sr Florida Stabutes 1)11.
of obsirnen.
Mr.
C. H. Coatsi
out of the local reach aitti
County Chamber of Corn. Mr.. Illsabeth o. Brian. Clerk
17.3$
attorney and areonipasl.d by
aig: John Dlckuy, las.
clerks
and
In$pictepi
mere. BuIlding, RI Cornsr Mrs. Joa_a 3. Hines
Tb. crowd gasped in muon,
*o4
filIng
fee
of one dollar and
By;
John
0,
DIckey.
Pie..
wiv.s often use wdd.ntt.
Preclset
$5
1.415
Mary.
of
First
It.
ana
Sanford Ave. SIr. IlesM W. Miller
31.87
chin, or demand sot so
dent
Tb. America. braced and
it of Ceu.itrv ('lab Road cock
forsg. males to esinis
Sanford. IsmInele County, Sir. flits J. Iaumgarta.,
tiled shall 1. voId.
03.Si
Kenneth W. Melntoeb, Iiubrs
Mr.
Edward
Li.
Blmmerman,
tilt them doling Ill,
Via.; TI*POIIAIIT I'OI.I.ING Sir. B. H. Jsnrard
Beatrice C. Killer
Attorn.v at Lisa-,
and Worry their j.alous but
Clerk
I'LACI MAY L 1145 PI.Ec. Mn. 1.'. N, flutter
- 17.25
Aa uieeutor of lb. lest rust Offic,
1310
And then hi ran faut.r than helpless hu.bands.
Mr.
CItf(ard
Cerdes
'l'lON
ONLYSanford
Civic
Sir..
Will and Tsstsm,nt of Sanford, FlorId.
Frankia Dunham
43.0$
Sirs. t)nnl. Qmey
Center, II Corner of Semi.
Clerk. nd Inepector
35.45
.lahn Sict'oy, deceased
Publish Apr. I, 11, 31, 3), 1)11 hi had met rn before.
"Your money makes UI
Mr C'. S. Donaldson
I'reclnct $
('I.P.Vll.AND, STEPHINSOYI
u.s nol. Boulevard and Sanford
OvI.de
CUY.2$
It was well hs did, of course. miaerabls," an Oriental uys.
Clsrks
and
Inspectors
4394
Avenue, Sanford, latninols lirs. It. I'.
Clerk
A MILl
_____________________
Precinct 2?
Restless anti rebellious fse. "Why?" be was asked.
Past lanferti Is
County, Tla,
Sirs. MInnIe K. Means
Ills
u,tei, Hrl4e. seutli .f Celery Alti,nnei- e at Law
IN TIlE CIRCUiT COURt OP
PRECINCT 27: PRESENT Sine. hlI.anop P. Monga.
11.54
1'. (i.
St
tics. in this nation Its again
TIll
Ave
111*11
JUDICIAL
CII.
flecau. before
south
ti
wets
A
take in
POf.LlNci PLACE- Fire (ta. Ilrs. Edna At. btaiey
43.04
Sanford, Florida
cli? IN AND POP 51*11101.1 in collectively nasty moods poor, know nothing and
Wynnewood
lIon. (1a..eiberry, North chIc lIre. 'I'. II. Dm1.11'
13.54
l'ubliah:
April
1$,
were
13,
2),
May
5,
('flINTY,
P1.01551*
Sir. Harold Appleby, Clerk
TrIplet lake Dr., East of 1'. Ens. Ethel Silkier
18.41
lies
and thi U.S. population her, contented."
•
Sirs, (Jladya II. Ploser.
5'RANK1.IN AVIS!.
P. 17.51 In t'sa.elberny, Seal. Mrs. haiti Moopi
t'f)Y 54
14.47
Sir,.
l.uaill.
C.
Kirebbeff
PlaintIff, find. that the best, if not ths "And now?"
nole County, PIe.: TEMPOR.
Clerk, sad Iaspeatere
11.3$
Mrs. Lids. I.'. SIlas
ART P01.2.110 PLACE MAT
41.04
Pnislact $
bravest, solution is to kecp "ilow w• at, poor, bs*.
Is the Cesel .5 lbs
GLADYS AV1RY,
Mr.. Martha H. Itaborn
34.35
3, 1)45 ELICTION ONLY
Sir. WillI, 13. 011115, Clerk
Judge, semteei• Caeat, Vi...
Ira.
flifeadaat, out of their way,
Emma Lou launder,
more and are envious."
Casselbermy Woman's Club, Mr.. Emma Tout.
5.11
tie, Is Prebsis
Mrs. WillIam Toll
PtO?l('R OS' SUIt
Overbronk
But it Isn't
Drive
bitween Mrs. Ilabelle S. fllbson
Increasing But silver and sex ar.n'l
3547
to tOt Ei5555 05
Clerks
s.d
lnspsclons
TOs
(tI..tflyH
AlERT
lun.,t Dniva and South Lake Er, Richard II. Itrelsar
numbers of local troubiemak. the only foreign hllghta.
Pracitiet 2$
Central Sanford, ilAitli! LEE.
lit. $
Pa.
TrIplet Drive, ('-.aaelbemry,
17.3$
herb, and Inspectors
Iteeeas,4
13th Street to 15th Itnset
irs
sri spoiling for fights
Mullerton,
Psnn.ilvania
12.17
Isminole County, Fla.
Precinct i
Chulsiota
Ye
trlot.s are also worried that
All CredlS.,e
P.rmaa
Mr.
hlslphi
Austin
Smith,
Cisrk
PRECINCT 1$: I'RE$INT Mrs. Ev.Iyn l'ons, Clerk
ai.is
Intl ARE IIEIIPUY NOTI. the anli-Amsr-Ican pot
Ha,i.g naime e
ucsnade
Mi.. Edna t'Islttipiuen
bub. because Americans
po.
POf.I.lbti P1.ACE-. Portahl. Sirs, Anna It. Tottley
12.54
PiED that S suit for divorce
AisleS ldd halatep
14... tin. BolD
lluilding In tunland E.tales Sir. U. St. Bouldes
15.14
are has hssti eommsneld sialast bles 5fl5W
litically
You
5.4
each
entrenched
in
SouthCf
yeti
SIr.
30.
14. Cleveland, Sr.
I'ark, West ills of 5. 5. IS. Mr.. LeIlio Jacobs
$4-Il
Their reason? Rat.,
hereby POIIfI.4 and nsqulr.4 OtI in the Circuit Court of
Sir. Joel I. Pheld
east Asia1they may find Ii
505 (*1.5. li-Il) PotiIh .1
Clink, and Inapeclon.
14.47
I. pneeent any claims ansI de. the Ninth Judicial Circuit in silly. Many Vlet.ameei hay. Impossible to
Sir.
V.
. Butt,
P'almmont
Avenue
In
Sunlatid
liii
Presinot $
Goldenmn4
either
of
and
for
Seminole
County,
riot.
ever have,
mands
which
yet,
'P
Mrs. ('layda
Estate. In Seminole County, Mrs. Gladys I.. Jase, CIirk
only iukewann affection for This presents a pregnant
uu, may ha's .i.,s.in.t the Ida.
"lithe inst Inipecton.
Fla.; 'I'SMPOR tRY P01.1.. Mr.. Ellen W. Tools
17.25
stats of Harry i.e., deceased,
TI. title to th. cause io the Unit.d Slate,, and a tool poeclblilty for
Precinct
- Janfurd, wust
1141 Pb.AClt StAY 2, 1581 hire. Rebecca V. Wilson
l:.ii
Vietnamese:
ef Frunch Avenue, south of 8th late of said County, to the Franklin Avery. I'lainlitf, vi. Ihuilibir doteit .11 Amirkans, that
ELECTION 011.1- Bemlnohs Mrs. Barbara lvaaea,
38.45
('nunty
Judge
Avsry, Defendant. You
of
8es,aIn,,ls
(ilady.
100 y'ssra hssc. they'll
Street. east or railroad north
County Agricultural Csnt.r Mrs. Vera U. Cobb
County, Florida, at II. otfit's are rsquired to tile yeur As.
The proof Is Iii the Pi°ls. still have trouble with taxi.,
to Country Club Roil
South of 1?. 5. 17.32 located Mrs. Charlotte I. Albnecht
11.4$
In the court house of saId swer or other pleading with
Mr.. Mary J, Altman, Clark
on SemInole County Horns Mr.. Evelyn (larten
ill?
tarlat.
Th.y grin broadly when sidewalks, reatnuraitig and, of
("sinty
at
Sanford.
Florists,
(lerk
of
INs
abne
and
Count
Mr.. MInnIe H. Smith
property, SemIn6le County, Sirs. Margaret ilerry
51.1$
within sIx calendar months serve a epy ihareof upon I. a Yank is looking, but wrinkle course, wives.
Sirs. Martha B. Asasrello
)'he.
Sir.. VirgInia Kurt,
14.3$
from lbs tIme of the first pub. lops hlaes.tt, 100 South Malt.
Aim. WllIIai V. Class
P1II4CIXCT H; PRESENT Sirs. Chanlis H. Densen
Iheation of thIs nntico. rwo lansl Avenue, Slalilanci, Flur. brows and frown behind his Thun tii.. howl and bellow.
M's. l'onsla Miller
25.85
P07.1.110 PLACE- P I ri I
Clerks and Inspector.
epics
of each claIm or demand Isle. attorney for the platstuff, back.
Rev.
C. Ross
They break out posters, di.
Iii ChristIan Church EducatIonal Precinct 0
lake Brantl.y AIrs. St.
dali he in wrIting, end shall on or before Slay 15th 1505,
Helen
Flits
afley ilk, our moniy," ad- manil a nsw government,
10.4$
BuildIng, NI Cornsr of SanInca. eouth to SR 13$ asd
elate
the
placo
st
residence
If
you
fall
to
do
eu
a
Decree
Clcnks and Inspectors
11 45
ford Avenus and Rosalla On.,
.as tO I'l
and past office address of the Ins. ('nnfea.o will be inlerol mita 0115 (11.
Previnot 31
throw rocks, bully cops, burn
31,5)
Sanford. SemInal Cotity, Sire. Virginia r. McClellan,
claImant, ml shall I,. sworn .laiflst yoti tot the rslief Ic.
Northwest
Sanford In I'd
'flut not us,' aduls another. Je ,s anti paratie in
via.: Tl';II'flflAflY POl.WNal
i:..4
Clerk
Ii,
by
the
claimant,
Its
agent
niandel
in
the
Conapisitit.
SIr.. Juanita Pent, Clerk
P1.ACP SlAY 3. 1385 JILE. Sirs. SIary r, (lore.
is, attorney end ae-um,eni.4
This attitude. indeed, secnma around 1k, boult,vards anti
Witness soy 1,411,1 sp,,i Ill
.ln.. I'as,iitie Spivey
11034 ONLY-l"rtlsbls flulld. Mrs. Anna II. Ilsind
43.04
by a tiling to. if on. loller s.al of sail snort in Hanford, somewhat unappniciativ. in
Sit's.
1. .1. (ovotek
log located on semner of Sir, John II. Martin
11.11
back roads of their lIttered
end
soil
claim
it
lesiand
not $e,i,inuls County, FlorIda, this
Sirs. Mary It. itchmah
South side of 35th tneet, and Sir, Clarence SI. Atchley
11.84
light ef lb. enormous Amen, and.
so flied shall be voId.
1311 lay sf April, 1111.
lime. Nullie It. (loodspsed
East of Oran.lvi.w Avsnus, Sins. Sarah Uilderb.ck'
45,54
5/ llarny I.e., Jr.
(SEAl.)
ran usI.taes which baa kept And the Americans? Thsy
Clerk. and Inspectors
P*nfoi'd, Isnalnolo Coaty, Mrs. Rena Rybicll
11.84
A executor of dli last
Arthur K. fleckwlth, Jr.
PrecincI 3* - English Pistates
l"ia.
172$
Clorks and Inspectors
Will
and
Testament
ol
Ilerk of the CircuIt Court this country front sinking °
know tIre rule..
erk
PIIE('INC? 13;
4S.$4
PRESINT hraclnct 10 - Lake Mary. seat Sirs. Virginia
Harry has, deceased
ll Donna 21. )Iirkos
tier communiatn'a diplomatic
Mrs.
Dorothy
lchentbe,a
41.04
Hope for the beat, be pout.,
POLLING PLACE- Portable
of CoUntry Club h*osd
HtT'l'CitI$OM
Alla
t.Mb'YI.IR
h)epsty
('link
Sirs.
f.ucilis
Norman
t CIty of Ianford Shopa, Ill Sir. if. U. Gleason. Clerk
13.14
quicksand,
Post Office Drawer 11
stay
off the streets,
Ii.
Pops
Saa.elt
Mr.
Prank
Anabarsher
IV. 5th Street, Sanford, lanaI. Mrp. Cathenins 5. (lehr
14.14
Sanfird. Fiorl,ls
But, nonetheless, th. locals
500 South Slaitland Avenue
AIr, George A. Insane,
flols County, FlorIda: TEll. SIrs. fltit
And it iii clii fall.
14.31
At. Linden
Slaltland,
Florida
Attorney.
fun
2.'*ecutur.
Mrs. Peggy Simmons
PORARY I'OI.LIN(3 PLACE Mr.. P'Iorrle U. Moors
hays their ut. of It. ?orelgn run like hell.
Publish April II, *7, 12 A May Publish: April II, 11, II, May 5,
Sire. (Zlei Norman
45.4$
MAY I. 1155 ELECTION ON.
Clerks and Inspectors
__________________
presence bore baa unfortunate.
5,
1141
hIll
('larks
ani
Inipretor'
LiT
17.2$
- Jaycee's TourIst In. Precinct 11
West Altamunte Precinct 55
(,I)T.8
4i)T
Ii
I.oeh
Arbor
formation Booth, 417
area
ly,
4811
If
unavoidably
squelched
5.
SprIngs to 1,4
Auto'neat fnbrks ought to
itr,. Harriett WIllIam,, Clerk
35.4$
)'r.nel. Avenue, I
r d, Itt. Edward A. Levy, CIsmk
ths people's ioyereigilty and La kind to fine clothes. ,:t..
Sirs, Clara Johnson
$4.48
SemInole County, Via.
Sin. WIlliam Vorholuer
Era. Osnaldine Kielk
PRECINCT $1; PRESENT Sirs. Charlott. Ii. Dalton
.
gineers rubbed them with
Mrs. Katheryn Malloy
41.51
POLLING PLACI- Oakland Sirs. Harriet U. Ilearn
genuine mink fur in select.
L
Clink. and Inspector,
1011Cm 05' INTENTION TO AI)OST IVDU5'V
55,45
BaptIal Chapel, loath sida SIn. Charles N. Lancaiter
rom nit's,. '
Precinct 31
s.em.ise
Country Club ROad (Sn. Sir.. Catheryss Lam....
lng the ones used In liltid
41.14
North 1.ongweod Is 55, 4)1
COURT, Iiuicks.
TO WliOK IT EAT CONI'I'.htN All) TO A1.1 OWNERS, 1175111 CtlCV
ISA) one.quartn mile Ws.t Mr.. Mimi Mason
SIrs. lIens Slav, Clerk
PERSONS OIl INTITIES $CitJKC'l' TO CENTRAL AND NIIITR JUDICIAL CIIIELI1'
41.11
of (Irapevills Arlene, Vemi.
Clerk, and Inspector,
SIrs, lanaI 2.. Taylor
IQUTHERN rI.OItIl)A FLOOD (2ONTItO!, h)IWl'iuI('T TAXES.
Or 11.0110*, II AND FOB
21.25
note County, Vla,iTEMPOIi.
PrecInct 13
Forsst City,
Mr.. Manguerlts ii. Norrieoa
cull?!,
IdOTICK IS 111411111! GIVEN, i compliance with and hr
11.4$
£51 lOLl. NO PLACI MAY
unsith of 55 418
Airs.
Olive
Beaver
sulbonity
of
Chapter
$71,
)'ls,nlla
Statutes
IN EIItNt'IMY 50. $51154
•manded
and
21.17
1. 1186 ELECTION ONLY- Sins. Beatrice Pardue, Clerk
Sire. Earls Ellis
Chapter $1178, Laws if P'lonida, ISIS, that the Governing llosmi
nil? TI) QUINT 11111
17.11
MayfaIr Country Club, Coun. Mr.,
PleId
lIme J.nnle ro
SHIRK m.d 13EV- II 11111 CoUNTY JVUS1$I'I
ef Cestrai and Southern Florida Flood Control h)iatrict, a public l)ONALI)
11.5$
try Club hoed South at 5.11. Mr., Amy B. Whiles
Mr..
Sleds
ItlUlt? IN AND POP sill.
('lsa.qh.rlis
corporation existing and operatIng under and by virtus of the KIlL! I. 111uIK, his wife.
ISA, Sanford, lerninol. C.un. Mrs. Jessie I.. Newell
('arnllla
I).
Ilmucs
laws
of
lb.
Stats
of
Florida,
Intend.
to
adopt
the
followIng
ComplaInants, 101,18 cuv%'rt ,Lu$IWA
ty, VIa.
41.14
Sirs, Mary W. Kr.aser
In lii Eatsti .0
tesitatIve budget, or as the earn. may be amended, fur said
Supsr'visor of Pleetisne
11.15
DI 11 FURTHER R1i4)LY. AIrs. Lucy Dnisklll
limbo. Ceunly, Vlonida DistrIct for the fiscal year beginning July I, lies aol eo,li.ig i"iltWl' NATIONAL DANK AT QUINT(JN II. LACIIY.
21.01 ID that notice ot lbs adoption Mrs. Esther H. Johnson
Publisht
April
Ii,
ISIS
Ions
10,
III?.
L,It1.ANI)O,
Trustee
for
1.tiCltlS
$0.45 et this htusolutlon, together
Clerks and Inspectors
II. MALTIIIE. MAllY LOUiSE TO ALE. ENEI)iTOlen AND
Estirnatid Amount t. be raised by DIstrict
with a clear ds.ertptI.n of the Prstlnot 13 - North Orlando, Cwy so
its.
mo
Stanley
Taxes
17.41 change of the Polling PIass,
$ I,lIS.S1I.Oi IIALTIIIK, WII.LIAM ii. TAN- P115015 11*2110 (iLAIMI
north of hR 414
ft 0 Koniraekl
1.51 C 0 ttory
(lenaral Itasenue Pund
$1.41 be pibllshsd In two (I) Issue. Mr. fannIe It. Gray, Clerk
Stats ef FlorIda
$,S5I,$IT.10 4141, and VIRGINIA P. TAN. OR i)RWA%u5 *41*515? PAID
SN III CSRCIII? COIl? 55'
L.M.N Entsrpnisss Ins
XIII Carl Sweat
151.111,
Spoil Lecruw Account
$1.51 .f a siwspap.r of gensral elm. Jackhi Tllson
iis,oee.ii NItit, .1 II,
Till NINYR JUDICIAL CII.
Joi.pP. ft A Lucy U
Defendants. Toil '.11) I'ACII or nir
fl.mvnan labor
Ititimaled
Amount
to
b.
reculvsd
from
$1.41 culation published In Semi. SIr. Xdwai'4
•the.
CIII? IC Sun WAR ePWPVs3r.
.27
1. C'!z
his i'hu;pi or sii'i'
an her.h'y notified an,l rsquir.
i
sources
ele aounI7, Flonida,
41.11
300,100.01
COUNTY, ELOIJILO,
Eileen H. Wyman
VIctor A Juanita
U 52 Wagenaar
Istlmated unobligatol or net balance which
in lbs Name of th. State of ii to prs,s.s,t aiiy claims nvisl
13.64
UNANIMOUSLY
ADOPTED
Clerk, ant Inspactor.
IN CHANt 1117 110. 15155
1.54 Edgar Wall Jr
lavils
on
viii
"I'nila:
I.rnau,Is whIch ys)u, or either
be
band
the beiinnlng of lbs
13.41 thIs 1st day .f March, A. 0., Precinct 34
South Lengwoo1 WARWICK FIDEIIAL SAY.
by * Jr A Marl.
sit you, nosy have against the
Walter Wehlltig
above referred to Decal year
17.2$ 1501.
5,140.151,54 - r. (hi DelesIsnIes
105 AND LOAN AS5OCIA.
*
Fern
Park
to
Hwy.
*I.sz
5.10 SIrs. John IVIll mae
S LewIs
i
I
LUCIUS II. MALTUIE. StART estate of QUINTON If. L.ACIT,
21.1$
lION, a Unleed 515155 ci Lair.
Mr. Raymond Monrla, Clerk
Ibid Li Jr A Lacy
Thom.. A A Carolyn
Istimatsi tetal funds available
STAYS Op .LOlifl1
$l5,413,4$7.$0 LOUISE 14*1.1111, WILLIAM deaeasesl, late of Frederichi
line, Lulu P. Carlson
eomporatloa,
1 1*
A Lingo
LI.
1A134k'lt, VIRGINIA I'. County, VirgInia. to the County
Wlneate
For
Construction
42.04 COL'NVY 05' ISElNOLI
Mrs. Eli.. T. Dudley
Plalutuft,
I $1 Margaret A Wirth
Milton A ShIrley I.n.w
l'ANNitI% and J. ft. KINNEY: Ju.ige of Semin.,Ie Counti-,
Psr.onal Services
15.5?
1 hEREBY CERTIFY that Mr.. Joyce U. Coibors
Ye.
p
Loegwood Super Msrket
2C N Wright
And tot All unknown epotases Florida, at his office In tie
Contractual Serelese
11.46 th. above and foregoIng is a Mrs. Dorothy A. Lions
1,liO.50
HAI1Vr.T HO LV 11.0005.
Ussey 0 A MarguerIte
Herbert Wriiht
('ummoditi..
f said abovs.uamesl natural Counth,,u,o of amil s'oht,.Iy It
43.14 true and corn.ct copy of a ft.. Mr. 1. 1. KInible
Iol,soe.ee
WOIITII. lit. sod
It Lowder
1.01 (hustle Si Young
S*,,fond, P'I,rl,I,, wIthin six (I)
lefendants;
Capital
Outlay
$1.41 .olutlon passed unanimously Sir.. Raymond Slorrlo
l.$iS,000oe
hlh.0fl7)$tt'tjflTlf, his wife, it
David C A Flomunce
And to: All partie, claIming csl.n,Is.r month's front the thin.
by the Board of County Corn.
married, and JIANNY.NB I.
Clsrhe and ln.p.cte
II
C MacGillinry
TOTAl.
miseloners of Ss.ninola County.
5 l,•7I,Ieo.so nsterest, by, through, under, of the fin.t pullicatiun of thia
*o',wa
IZOIIUAN, formerly I PAN.
Precinct
Mayfair Inn
- in agaInst the above.nam.l Notice,. Eo'-t, "lain or dsmisnd
NVNP
NOTICE I. hereby ginan as ni- P'lorida, at Its Regular Meet.
North Central Sanford
U. IILOODIWONT,t, ram AcquisitIon of lands and Oilier l'urposse
Joseph P A Mary P
Personal
Semvi,'.a
ill held ii the let day sf Mrs. Hortense W. hloumlIlat.
quimu4 by Chapter 151.11
5 111,145-SI uatural sl.fensisnt. set known shall be to writIng and shalt
Isnante in Common,
14.1$ laws of Plonid., of
elate the lilac,
McKenna
re.iiei,,-.
('ontractual
Ssrvle.i
lo be dlii or au,.:
March,
A.
0..
111$,
11,38.10
ap.
PullIng
Clerk
Defendants,
Prank U McMlllan
1.81 Place changes for ths May 3, plara en the rseord In the Mr. IrvIng I. Clise
Ant to; All paul.. having arl p,st s,ffl'. al-tn.,, of the
t'ommodlllee
NoYlCa my PL'PLICAT$oN
Af.Roberts TIn. Supply
ir
clalniing
to
have
any
right,
claimant.
no.1
.haui
ha
swan,.
Current Charges
mute Ilook for saId County. Mr.. hiladye H. ('oopir
1,10001
ISIS Eiactlon and of the adop.
To; IIAIIVI.;y MOLT 11.00DS.
Capital Outlay - Water Storage Area.
ill., or Interest in the fol. to by the claimant, hi. aScot
C., Tread Rubber
IPI WIT4E11 WHEREOF I Mrs. MIned. SI. Strickland
lion of ths followIng fleaolu.
I,iIl,8I7.I0
WOICTH, JR. and
10.50 tIon changing the pslllag have bereunts .et my hand ant Mr. J. Hugh Truli.ck
Division, mo
Capital Outlay
flights ,.f Way
3,84,100.50 awing described property sit. or attorney, and any sin,
I5IAX)DSWOIITU. hIs wife,
('apitsi Outlay - Io,Ipm.nt
Msn.dltk Enterprises
a ffixud lbs .ffhcial 55.1 it the Mrs. Annuls W. LaIng
1,145.11 ists In Seminole County, liar- ciii,.. or ih.tnani not so flied
Places as follows:
It
married.
5.1
known
to
•hail ha void.
$5.51
Contlngenclei
Ins
Board .f County CommissIoners Sip', Mallen A. WrIght
11 a
•
lO,01e.le ia, tt.wltl
o L it i $ • a
be
least
or
alive,
and
if
hots I and 1, libel "ft'
(Zordoi V. Frederick
3014-FlorIda Golf
ON MOTION BY CONNISIIOII. this 0th lay if April, A. 0., Mrs. Kirfont Bryant
deal, the unknown spouie.
Tract II, S A N Li A N 00
Tl)TAI.
110 I4.sst 1'.t,,,.iclal Street,
157.17 ER GARY, SECONDED BY 110$.
.Cour.e, Inc.
$ 5,s73.11115
Mm,. Lucy Pot's
heIrs.
devleees,
grantee.,
Oti'ItlN($$, Seminole Coun.
l..Irk Class
itar flesotve
llmer C OIdfI.il.
3$4,00e.ou
COMMISSIONPIn uIWOPP'OftD, (SEAT.)
$
Mrs. Russell h'earson
a.aigne.s,
Iieaors,
cr541.
by,
Florida,
accordIng
ba
I'.
it. Il-is 173$,
Aiimr.
mdv A
iton Tax Assessor's Pass
./ Arthur N. leckwlth, Jr.
THE YOLL.OW1NO RESOLU.
$ 100,509.00
Clerk, and Inspector.
bra, trusties
ether itar Operation and Aiaintenancs of the
p1st tlasruof 55 rseordel It.
14tn(orJ, Vl'ni,is, 12711
of 1.1 of MarguerIte
Clerk it the Board on Pr•clnct Ii
TION WAS UNANIMOIJZLT
Ilcar
rlalmsnt.
by,
through,
on.
Flat Hook I, page II, of th.
I)istrlete Works
As .tnctllsry Aiminlstrator
OlafI.ld
County Commls.ionurs in Sirs, John Tate., Sr., clerk
1.85 ADOPTED AT Till REGULAR
.t.r or sialnst HARVEY
PubIlo Record. ef Seminole
estate of
Personal Services
I A Olilf Jr
and for lemisols County, Mr., LIllian Jonee
5.15 MEETING OP TUB BOARD OP
$ 1,17530415
PlOt?
BfMODsWofl'flf,
County,
Florida.
Qiitnton if. Laeuy, deceased,
till COUNTY COMMIISIONERS
Contractual
ServIces
Onlenla F.rnsnIee inc
FlorIda,
$8,750.01
Mr.. Ilisabeth C. RIck
sit. and
BLOODS.
are
To,,,
aim-I
Macli
of
You,
Commodities
l'ublh.t,
Apr. 1, 5, 15, 33, 1148
Rsadail Electric c/c
(SlAt)
SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLOR.
171,101.01
Sir. (herald P. lehletsn
WORTH, his wife, If
I ntifl.t that a stilt t qul.t ('LIT.)
Current Charges
lidney VIhIen
5/ JOhN Aluaadee
1.34 IDA, 034 TUB liT DAY OP
lit. ('l.it
Ii. Pence
tied, or eIther of ths..
Capiiai Outlay
Purest V A Miii.
Ch.airrnaa
MAIICII A.
., ISIS.
8s7,210.)0 Mr. Norman C. Murr.y
end all partuis havIng or
Contingei,,'uue
7.11
J heck
Board of county Commiei. Mn. titanic7 Kuna.
31500 so
WILERb'AS. Chapter 151.71
.i.lmlnj to
IIIHIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIJIHIIIIIIII liii III1I1lI11111111111111111111111111111(11 I
lenin
It A Janice
of
Pu_Inols ('sun.
(2) Law. of P'iomid.a. requires
Clunks and Inepeetorg
rlaht, tItle er Istereet in
IOTA!.
ty, Florida
3.11 the adoptIon of a Resolution
It fling
5$,4ll.He.so
Precinct IT - Casselberry
the
property
descrIbed
'or Conduct of
Affairs nf the
James ft * Donna J
shin any change he made It. ATTEST:
Hwy. 17.51 issl
Issinels
herein.
z)Islnict Generally
1.53 the location el tha Polling i/ Arthur N. leek_Ilk, Jr.
'Seaman
Blvd. to Tuekawilla Road,
RMSIDP3NCE
UNKNOWN,
Personal
Services
MartIn A Martha 1.
Irk
if Board ef Csusty
Places de.ignat
5 $27,$eh.I$
for any
ieuth 1. Hut Bug Road, west RI: Nomth 35 feet 5? I.et
BEST WISHE
II
Contractual Servlg..
2.5$ clnct, s.d
C.mpnl.siepsers In and far
- Iellnfrsund
*0.755.0
to Lake h1.well Rood te
and Ioth 15 feel of Lot
Cnmmodltl..
WiLlIam 0 It A IrIe
WHEREAS,
11,711.10
the
sforesald leminoli County, FlorIda
htwy. 11.1$
I,, Block "0', BuENA
Current Charges
Shilling
lIMe.
5.15 etatuts furihip prescribe. that PublIsh April 5 11. IllS
Sims. Evelyn Sierra, Clerk
VISTA l'3TATES. accord.
Capital Outlay
Smith Bose Woed
the bostloa change I. PollIng COY 45
11,515.81
Mrs. Olive Cochmane
lng to the Plat thereof as
Contingencies
Products, Ins
11.11 PIaes. ca, only 1. made whea
1,555.8
M?s. Bartha Zisisni,
rec.rdsd Ia P1st look 5,
herschel Smith
1.11 the Board if Ceunty CommIss. Is
CaseS if ise
Sir. APtkur C. Wbuatl.y
Pagis I and S St Site Pub.
TOTAL
P Irnith Estath a/i
loners daterias that ths ai. Ju4.e, 5--.. hasty, state Sirs. Owea W. Lnstey
$
$.4$$.,i
iii Recomme .5 55_Inols
Pillmated total expenditurhe
Erwin Clark Ad.
71.5$ eomodatlo.a for 11. boldlug et .0 PI.eid.. I. Prebete.
Mr. D Millet
Citanly,
Plortla,
IsUmated
amount
which
wIll
appear
at
the
Itsalsy I A
any ilection ars leadequats at Is re 51 Isise alt
Mr. hymn Pals,
Tsgether With:
bsglnning ef the above referred to fIscal
ILlS II. psrmaaest pslll.g place. Wilma C. Piddle
Glens P Itanel
Mrs. l5tty Overman
One (411) Drup-la Rasge,
year as obilgatsl upsn e'mmltmsats maIm
Psul S Jr A Kisses
and
Clerks sad Inspectors
Decessed.
31 oil e I Ne. 13151105,
but
Incomplete
1.7$
. Tbompeon
WIJIRIAS. tIe Beard if
, 85,5,5_ta
PuLL JOTICI
Precinct II
Sunland Estates
Serial 1-4.. 11115144
That .s ths 1111 day .1 May, A-P., 1180, at tune o'clock a.,..
Adrian In A Jokanaa
Couaty Com_Issleaers St Semi.
Nellie I. hereby
tlst Er. Theodoni Pt. Gregg, Clunk
- Cue ((1$) Slat Watir Pleat. iiu Ills princIpal oftiee ef said Central
5.51 5515 ousty, Pistils, bare ds. tIe undlrslgied wIll
'Van Mound
and
Southern
the Mr.. Wilma 1. Morris
at, Siodul No, 1NYSWP, S'load cuatrel Lilsirici, ICI Evemnls Strsut, West Palm J'iorIIa
0.15 termlned that lbs soosmed.. nlalh 457 if May, A. D. Ills, Ku. PhyllIs 34. Hoff.naa
David K YllIe_Is
Pesah,
434441, lethal No. SXxeisi P'Isrila, hearing will be aftord.d to
5.1$
lions Ii the P.lIlaq Place. it pn..int II lbs Keae,abio Ceu.. Mrs 0.1cr.. 1. And$rs.n
I Watt.
all Swner., persons. in
0.. Goal.. (Oil) Wall IstIlt., vhs
or may be subject to emil Putt let lazes, their
* K WtlhIne Coattail.
Elsatlen Presi.ct. umbered I, ty Judge .1 Semliole C..iy Mrs. LillIan Vmanklia
Purnscs, Model No. RH. attoriets or agents, tO appear
25.1$ 1, I, II, II, I?, II, 11. 15 s.d VIe,ldm, his final rstura.
betors said ISoszl and Slew
lag Corp
Mrs. Illia D...y
0053, Serial No, 111307
heir objeetlens
saIl ilalget.
31 In comItance wIth lbs eount 551 v.eehsre as ssseu. Mrs. June Iwitham
Jib, H A HarrIet 4
YOU
AIlS
MINER?
NoTI.
ThIs
Notice
shall
be
published
I. the ehulitela seuntis, ef
1.1$
aforesaid
FlorIda Iy.
'Williams
tar
the lusts
Clerk, - and Inspectors
LUlls. C.
PIEr) that a Complaint to IIbe lHstrI.t In secordance with exIsting
laws,
140W THIRCYORI 11 11' LddIe. PIas
**.oe 0 Wood..
Precinct II - South,
Meter Csvrt,
feral... mortgage
en
the
This th Ith day of April illS,
RESOLVED by thi Pearl ci Pets Park. P15., dsssaool, sad ssuthwest eectlea of sanford ab.ve.desenibed
Melt. ./0 Violins
property
('ENTItAI. AND SOUThERN T1M51flA
$4.51 Cousty Commls.Io..r. ci hal. at sell II.., thIs sal thenu. Mrs. Ann Orey, Clerk
W.ed.
been 111.1 against you and yo
JrfØj) CONT.10I, DISTHIcT PT 115
TROT 0. RAY. SB. aelu Ceunty, Florida. that hi mako applisatlen to
s ssid Mr. N. V. Parmar
srs required to serve a copy
(IOVZIININQ
BOARD
Polititi
Cellscter
placea
11.
isliowIng
lulls
tet a final s.ttle.snu Mr.. A. 0. Abrattis
Ts*
if
of ysur snewer or pleadIng ti
/i/ Riley 5. Miles
My
Plection Prechsets an. limper,of Is adtnlslutrstion .0 .aid Ut.. I'aul.tt. Whit,
Semlouli Count?
the Complaint en Pialntiff'l
arlly changed tsr
Cliairmas
Sisford, Ple,lda
May I. huts, aid ier as ends. it.. Sir.. Annie If. Siecakowskl
attorney,
B Eli N A liD
it, (ISILL)
____________________________• 1541, electlis ealy, as follews: shargl.g '7. Charles RIddle is SIns.
..
Ursula it. Welt
JAYV$, 1417 I. IV. lit *re.t. A
- ILISIlLI PP*$OI*L
PRECINCT i p a I I NT such stilutir.
Mr.. Carl Chorpa.Ing, Sr.
Miami, P'lmrida. .54 ills iii j s/ (3. 1. Dell. Jr.
PlorlalY pois.-.P01.1.1141 PLACE - Junior
Dated tIle lbs IsurIb day •f
Clerk.
Ia.pectu,s
orhgiaai ao.wer
piia4lg I
Secrstary
assas.. sosas 1
High Iche.l, 15th St. sad April, A. P. *555.
Precinct Is
Raven,; Park
0(11cc of lbs Clerk of lbS
21.11
.1 1. Adklasan
Member. of heard
Pneneb Avenue 45. II. 11.11$)
'I'. Charles RiSC.
A
Idyliwlide
Pieties
Circuit
Court
In
and
for
Sea.
17.1$
fpincer 0. Alkea
Robert I,, Searle, b'lae.Cbalmma.
Sanford,
lerninoli
County,
As aiueuter
thi 1st_I. Mrs. Louie. 0. KnowIse, Clerk lnele Co.ty, FlorIda, en
or
I.
it. To_Iinssa
Gary A A Carelys
)'la. TEMPORARY POLLING
if t4Ulu C, lIddle
10.. Juanita 0. Undey
before the 11th day of Slay,
AVIS
$5.45
C. A. Thomni
PLACI NAT I. 1)48, ILPC.
-Aln.snder
Diseased.
SOs. Dsliey' Dewehl
till.
If
yec
tall
Ii
ie
la.
0..
42.04
It.
W.
3 U Andersos
lION ONLY-Portable Build. Pnbll.h April I, II, U, 2), 1111 Mrs. Anna it. SicWhortsr
Pa1glc
tree Pro ('onfesso will Is ak. pwbllshz April II, :i, n, 181
11.3$
Jerry Audi
is North .145 .1 luniir CDY.$I
Mrs. Patsy Uutchlaus
- en against you ton II. rillef C.Dlii

Sr

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1:391:19 p.m. CM The Heroes. (Color) A funny and or) We musle
WIld Wild Wool. Another Iii silly .plsid., whleh Lao of pbee. ,
stay -Dr. Looelmi, the this sbow will lore. General

wicked gua

bag"I. Burkhalter (Loos Askln)
take over California.
fornia, 1,. eager to marry oft his dowdy
liantly played by Michael sister, iran Unkmyer (Kath.
Dunn, Dr. Ia'eI.0 to this epi. lien Treason), and he has si'
poft tile, to drive James laded ltommandaot ElInk
Want Insane. We well done, the pray. Kink ha., fallen
but rather odd footnote here likes too of bricks for Trau
IS thM Robert Conrad's Is. Unkmyer's daughter Lg
th.r, Leonard VaIk, makes his (luger Stratton), and he put.
acting debut on this allow. As sues his wooing under Hogan's
what? Why, as the mute at. careful tutelage, not knowing
tendant in a ntjthot$e. The that th@ general has sit him
ways of Hollywood are pass- up for mamas charms.
1:309:30 p.m. NBC. 11)1
Ing strange.
1:304 p.m. CBS. Hogan's Sammy Davis Jr.Show Col.
who

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(01 ADO News
9;15(2) N.wsdne

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Brother Bus,

(0) RVD Mid-Florida

1:41 (2) AcrosS the Fine.
Capt. Kanhsroo
(9) Jut JackP'a

(5)

5:30 (3) Huail.y.Urinktey
(I) Waiter Cronkits
(0) A Man Called

5:10

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90I

(2) Burn,

Altos

and

4)1 planet Petrel
(3) The Jetsons
(5) Heckle and J.ckl•

Shenandoah
1:04 (2) The Westerner
ICommander start
(S) haul
5:20 (3) Atom Ant
(0) The saint
(5)
Tennessee
Tuced.
(3)
Camp
Runantuek
1:30
(S) space Angel
(1) The Wild, Wild Welt
11:01 (3) 5,erut Squirrel
(1) Hank
441 Mighty Mouse
5:03 (1) Tammy
(5) Porky Pig
S:$I (1) Sammy Davis Jr
10:35 421 Under Doe
Show
(5) lAssie
(I) hiogafl'S Harass
III The Beatles
tS) The Addam. FamIly
Top Cat
12:00
(2)
1:00 (5) Honey West
(I) Tom and Jerry
IS) (Jotnsr Fyi.
(I) Casper Cartoons
5:20 (3) Mr. Roberts

*1:00

lilA
(S) N.ws

12:00 (2) The rinst

(5) News

22:20 (3) Lapluring

(1)

(5) News

(5)

uo.

the

(5) Milton The Monster
1:00 (1) Jr. Achievement

(1) Movie
(5) Me

S.c Hunt
(i)YtIcks

23:30 (5) News
1:1)0 (I) New.
1:01 (1) Daily Word

1:30 (0) Adventure Theatre

haramle
(5) American Bandstand
1:30 (2) Outlaw.
(5) Championship Bowl.

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4:30 (0) Sunrise Semester
1:00 (5) Grower's Almanac
7:31 (5) New.
7:34 (5) WontIsniUl World

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hearted

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(1) Champion wrestling
2:20 (2) I'uurtralt of a 1..g.n4
(4)

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(3) 711*
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Defeat

5:10 (2)
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The Senate, weary of the sub-

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College

lost In

Bowl

F. U.
5:04 (2) N*w.enps
(5) The i,ittie.t Ituhø
5:30 (1) (ilenn it..v.a Shq,q

ject, plans to vote next Wedneatlay on Sen. Everett M.
(2) NiiC New.
I)irknen's effort to nullify the
() Nea, with Roger
Supreme Court's "one man,
Mudd
rule
on
state
legls.7:00 43) Small World
one vote"
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One
Step Beyond
lilly. apportionment.
Florida
I (

So much of the spark has
Showcase
Sono out of the Issue-never 1:30 (3) Flipper
(I) Jackie
Gleason
one that could he called a
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Leader Mike
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8 :30 44it list

Human

Volk
even going to stick around for 5:00 (2) 1I.awr.nce
44L Night Movie
today's debate.
5:30 si The L.on.0
I)) Hollywood Pals..
'rho two leaders planned In
ifl:'l 45) fluinsmuiie
leave by plane for Mexico 10:30 13) All(,'Scope
City to join President John. 11:1)0 43) News
IS) News
to for the dedication of a

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statue of Abraham Lincoln.
11:11 (4) Movie
Were It not for post - Easier 11:13 (5) movie

abwnteeism,

the Senate vote

11:20 (I

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'tong-Way

feat-for the third time-on

his measure.
Motorists
Dirksen's amendment would
permit a state to apportion the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) seats of one house of its legis- Signs that warn "go back"
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Trush Hmnusine caravan.
1011 p.m. ARC. Court D

hal. "Taps for the Sargeat
Major Frank Whittaker
ter Graves) has a tough

tonight, lie has to defend
Joe Rios (Lee Montagt
who was sent out on a Will
that resulted In the death
12 of his men, causing him
strike a superior officer In

blind rage. It's well pla,
and more subtle than

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attachments. Value 4120, will
sell for $71, or trade.

too I. Jlnkins Circle, San.

ford.
Clean white rags Seminole
__ County Laundry, 222 - 3315.
---COMPLETELY automatio Wa. 71. Male Help Wanted
aw"M
ten softener in ezcsll.nt condillon. Movie camera, pro- 53 TEAK OLD firm needs mac
ares
for
intus.
jector. Input, 6.Hght bar, in Sanford
trial ale.. 'Travel limited.
splicer A screen. used $
DEAI)t.INES
times. %Va8 trains,! Capuchin but earnings an not. k:vp.rlinee not necessary. Write
monkey, cage A wandrob.;
12 Noon Day Before
Consolidated. attn: It. A.
Air conditioner runs, but
Publication For
DIETZ,
Liii Ohio 13ld.,
needs .leaning. III. 332.5241.
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I,..11.... .. kill.
Cleveland. 0.
bright carpet colors , ,
(Sat.NoosVerNosdsi]LOST
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restore them with Blue Lu,. 510)1?
Au'litur, ecerienced on
tn. hint electric shampooer
4390 machine. Apply Hot No,
Si. Ph.rwln Williams Co.
151, Sanford herald, Sanford,
ItP.NT IILUM Lustre Iheci,j
Carpet Shampooer for only SERVICE Station attendant.
I, Lost &amp; Found
must
be
bondable.
Imperial
51 per day. Carroll Furniture,
Oil Co. 120$ Park Ave, ran.
WAI.l.ET LOST: at Som. High
ford,
DIAMOND
iSthmi track most. Finder
P.NGAOEMF.NT Mb'TB
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this. mall contents and
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OlIDHltt.lES,
ezpenien,',,I pre.
keep money, to lix 1134.
Gwaltney Jewelers
f.rre,1, but will tralti. (loud
204 8. I'ark
sa,uf'ur'i.
Sanford
workluig c"nuilhiu.n, lii new
accredited nursing l,",ns. Do.
l.tuMT: lilond nusi. Cocker OIIAN(Il': Blossom honey. $3.10
fiery Manor, 464.4425,
gal. 1101 W. 2nd St. 333.444*.
SpanIel, name Lnsipn, l'iu,e'
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crest Area. lieward. 93-3113.
' manage
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COMI'IJfl'E
Double bed, good MAN WANTED
small office. Must
have
c',n,lItlon, $20. 132.2311.
knowledge of offl.'e neeopii,
2. I'eraOIIMLI
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Wrl'31t0:o, 1g.. round coffee a.
report., payroll anti gsi,eral
prue.
s Saa. • 4rinsm
offIce routine, slutag with
Do
hI., 3 .n'l tables. Call 133.
8751.
basto a0000nt prl',clplrs, I'al.b
Is.. WrIte P 0. Boa ills,
Sanford.
vacation, holiday., pension
plan, sick pay, huspllallaa.
_________________________- 4. Articlen For Heat
lion, etc. Reply to Sanford
%%'ANTEII: lAdy to rid, to
Herail, hot 130.
I'u,ntitsi,.I, (lr'g"n, and share WIL4ON-MA1ER VURNITUR$
3ih$7.
Buy - sell - Trade
CASH WAITS FOR TOU
311.1$ C. to
_________
5513 5% 801 to thank our
Bell It through
militIa 411.1 t,eigt,bm,ru for the
JJ.4, TV., Saws. Mower.
It.ral I Want Ads
many wu,,,ulenfub eupreasion.
Tiller.. R.novslor., Edger.
of .y,nl'aihy a,,d daeuhs of
AMERICAN RENT-ALl.
kln.ln
shown to us uluning 3455 S. hIawatha
222.011
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our nscent b.r.sv.n,ent. The
family of Sir.. $tai'il Barns.
*55? a BID
THM VIIIVEIT ('oval'
l
Rollaway.
Hosp4lsl,
BuOy %iTH JVlJIS'lAI. t'ltHt'IT,
8045,
by
Week,
Day,
j.$)ayNurseriets ________ Month.
l
AD FOR IE'wlSULE
!0v5TT. FLoalni.
CARIIOLI..'a PtlINITtJam
,...,,
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155.1111 '
New hour. now Polley. Start. 110 West 1•t.
1)'"'
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o a c a
tog April I, daily except
ANDREW TIIOMM.
, Wanted To Buy
Sunday. Also b'nllay even
Plaintiff,
331$ No. Orlando Dr. -.
3:3-1400.
Used
furniture.
any
amount,
I'EARL!NI
THOMAS.
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O.:.f0r.t, 333.437w,
l)ef,.nlant,
hiAl'l'Y ACitl°iI
BO?IC'E TO APPIO%*
KINllI:ltGAlLTEN
SELL. Us your Furellere TATa or yi,o*ini To t
PIIEKIND8IIOAItTP2M
Quick Service with the Cub.
PEARLINE ThiOSlAfS
suitss;ny • ltF.IIISTItATIOCI
SUPER TRADING POST
General Delivery
accepted now for fall term.
lhellnvan, (ieorgia
3:3.14*1.
5. Furniture For Bali
YOU ARE lIl:ltl:iiV NOT!___ PIED that a Bill of ComplaInt
6. Child (are
YUi:Nl'TIJHE - Freight dam- for dIvorce has barn filet
seed bedroom and 4tnis against you, and you are ii4All'' KtuJ.ite care. (apen fu
loom
rniture. Meat pIeces quired to serve a copy of an.
S a. in. to S P. in.. I 'lay.. show a. damage, however
swim or pleading to the Ittil
Closed
Sat, S a, n. to I P. tn..
poles Is % or less thee rig, of Complaint on the I'lalnilrrs
l4nutays. 33241*1.
ular r.tali. Nell FreIght Attorney b'aul C. i'inkin., OU
Damaged
FurnIture IsJs.. Went South Street, Orlando,
YlonI'ta, soul liii the original
$.Iets&amp;Si3pplles
Hwp It'll, Ca.lkerrv.
answer or pleading in
e of.
AKC: CtlillUAilUAS. $31 up, EARLY America n dining table, flee of the Clar k of the Circuit
Court
on
or
before
Tuesday,
S
chairs A hutch with bass.
l'.klns... Silo. l'ooIles. 94
May 10. 954, U y
tail to do
$150. 323-1311,
up We raise our ouvni Willso Judgment by default will be
T,iKKltS, OVIEhin. Wormed,
ta
ke
n
a
g
a
i
nst
you
for
slut service. 19-1125.
ECHOLS BEDDING CO. lIst d.manIed In the the re'
Bill of
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• Bedding A Furniture
Complaint.
ANiMAl. HAVEN KENNELS.
AT FACTOR? PRICEJi
WITNESS my hand and se al
Magnolia
herdIng; I'm sale Chihau.
s'ss
at Sanford. Seminal* County,
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hue., 333-5153. Tall corns see ___________
us!
U s.d fisnautere spplisae.s Florida, this Ilk day it April,
tools. Ste. Iseght-lold, Lar- 1)54.
3 lt,%I.E puppies, 5 wks.,
ri's Mart. 311 $safo,4 Ave
Arthur It. lleckwith. Jr.
Chlhahua, 510. 1114 Yale
Pb. 112-4152..
Clerk of the Circuit cour t
A.'.
IIy: Donna Ii. Markos, D.C.
nsll
60. Business OPPOII•
________________ Paul C. t'.rklrus
10. Poultry . Livestock
lit West south street
Wnses boarded bought as Service Ctation for lea... Good Orlando, P'lorlIa
locafton and goOd ppoil. Attorney for PlaIntiff
iold, 522.5151 'or 511-5151.
lion for right party, Apply Publish April 5, It. 33, 35, lOSS
Furs Oil C.., 544 W. Sib.
CDT-Si
TIJilNU Milk ,ost, due soon.
Pemale kids. Cochin ruoeters, - __________________________________________________________
Sluscuvy gyp* drakes. Silkis
chlcki, Indian runner duck.
ling., h'arakeets, mans birds
153-975 Place of birds. Chu.
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3)15.

Arts Festival In the Semi
Plaza Mall at Casseiherry
The show will open Fr
at 1 p.m. continuing unt
p.m. On Saturday the hI
will be 10 A. M. to 9 P.M.
on Sunday to am. to 7 p.1
Judging will be at S I
Ofl
Saturday with ribbon:
be preunted for the first.
iind, and third best entrie
the show.
Among the things to
shown by the 33 exhihl
who had registered as

HALE

suz-at

103. Mobile Home,

FHA-VA

nit FUI1N. $3993. I'art caati,
hal, flounced. $47 per mua,
322.7617 atl.-r I.

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YARD SiiN A window clean.
.r. 31:4444.

asz.

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a wisher
after C

1b.51l' Sitting ii'., ,,lgi,ts of

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Houses For Rent

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tURN, $ BR.; 1451 P$lmetto.
3:2.0174.

71RNIIHP1D I Bedroom coontry horns near Paola, good
condition, $70 per mo. U. it.
Rice. 515.1401.

nets. 307 Elm. 831.5814.

or 0112 aft.r 1:20.

Drapery

work dons. 521-SI Ii

SERVICE CALL $3.00

K. 4'. TV SEILYICE
0:35 Eve.

A. J.

ADCOCK
HOME l$tPROVLMCNT
SERVICE

t'AIMTINO - C.tftl'r,NTRT
PLAaTE!ttNl'l - RUUVUSQ
U.S$11

YI'rlN
meL water A slit'. 3fl.S07.
FUItS. Duplex; 4 Ige. rooma,
tile bath. No pets. 39.1135.

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COMMOTORE
APARTMENTS

3 'B.dreom. hitches equipped.

Payton

Lgi. turn. I BR. flupies, to

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Ilk. 93-8511, 2331.

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L'nfurn. 3 BR duple x. kit c hen
equipped. 322.1105.
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.J wwwewr,
L.a.... CI
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died tre.sislulne. Gned tresspsrt.tlne.

t.,I,e $uuI "ash and lutoer At.
•uunue psuuuent'. Slu -t
ra. .il.nt
,m.,iit, a::-lit 'l,
tilt buurul u',,ti, s.:..

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U 960
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4.dear
very

.utim.tic, he.t.r, A
cle.ss.rl.t.peatshcesdlfl.i,,
sides,

A
The

)1095

1965 Corvalr 500

2.d..r

stesduid Prassolislos, r.dli, beater,
like now I.dd. tend eat, ned tires, loceNy iwied.

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cop.,

isnderfact.ry

warrasty.........

Ch.vrol.t klar

1964
sides,

$1695

...

spotless

.qu. flaish with

WON

kept

motching Isterier, excepeleaully class tWssØoet,
Iqeipped with u.simy "4" ..qlse, 3.sp..d truss-

radi. 4 heater,

mlulee,

It's a

$1495

wneris..dcasdltI.a,
ebaker

mon Sens. Car

Starts

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SPECIAL

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4.do.r, spesdurd tress.,
ord Motor

500 S. FRENCH

AVE.

minI..,

Co.

radi. &amp; heater. $525

32243$2
1960

311 E. let St.. Sanford.
510 mo., up, 5unplus City.
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Li,,coln

4.dner h.rdt.p. This see's' qelp.
pod with full power end fset.ry
sir 4400144189. It's hid gead
care by IN fer owner s.d
is being sold this

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$595

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41

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Ws1ess

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JOINS

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U Delu xe Steering Wheel U Padded Instrument Penal U White Sidewall Tirc
U Front and Rear Seat Belts
U Rack-up LIGhts
U Outside Rear-View Mirror
5 Deluxe Wheel Covers
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$4 huh
ci Fetes.
'SI Mm.

$311

1/W

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41I. $11
Cbryds,

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$35

1955

SPECIAL SAVINGS DURING OUR MERCURY "DISCOVERY TIME" SALE'

lYr.W.ranty

Corvalr

Mans.

Coup.
truasmlnhia,

$1395
ECONOMY BUYS!

1959
1953
1954

10

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1964

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AUTO SHOW DEAL!

$73

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$1495

led with whit. vinyl interior, 4.speed
bucket seats, radio, hester end
simulated wife wheels. Good lites,

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On "OK" Tag.d Cars
1964 Ch.vrol.t Pickup
Series 1434, Only 17,000
miless.dcleees.sn.w. , ........

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$3 $31
$4

and

$895

Half ton,

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$447 $31
$315 Ill

II e,d, .e,rp
41 .

Chevrolet I.Iair

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a ,.1.si. z ,sed $477 $11
ftcbeuy
1111132

Natioflal

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engine, spd.r4 treasmlsslo, redi.
heater, Air cosidltieesed. Combined
economy sad comfort for only.

6-cylinder

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$7 cdy
IslI 134
$1 Peed U sheep $572 $35
$4 $34
41 Pelsss
42 Pates.
$441 $31

122.4103 0* 1.2343

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25 Month Warranty

$l $fl
$444 $33

U. S. NAVAL AIR STATION -SANFORD, RA.

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U AIl.Vinyl Interior

hrles 11 00-0; low miPeai. s.d Ilks new tram bump..
or to bumper. For your extra
economy buyer............... ,, $1295

MIRCUIY
4-dr. hdtp. it's UsuspenelI.s. ........
toit.,i. piship.

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CADILLAC 2-deer hwdt.p.

Ct$IYIOLIT

4.dee,

.,,..,..,.

station
V.I. •,ste.etiu tresS., power,

edi. 4 boIse.
00005 2-dee, sed.., else.

we,ea.

h,'ehis,

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$175
$295
$295
$395
$195

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We Trade Per AsytWsq

425- 5938

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with special

$151115
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$117 $3,

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II Chevy 4-I,. H/T $751 $31
U ... 11W $$7'$3
$414 $25
9$ Pe.. s.lid

U s.i.
'U Chevy.

Sb

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$07 $37

lash. 11W

'41 Ptt• 1/W

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Nil $33
4 Bee, $7$ $34
$1 Chevy 1/W
, pe,,
$114 $34

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FREE
2400r
SPECIAL LIMITED
a specialsovalue har top loaded

5$ Cheup.
U Me..,

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10125.afordAv..

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Apt. 2, or call

4.de.r

e. 5415*.

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Apply

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4 ,1 )hainu,li,, 31:.n::uu
Company
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Kl'itN. 80051. private bath. 210 MagnolIa
Ph. 32I.4S
13 fllui 33-'ll'l
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l'RIV.STl'2 KNTR. S flni.h
OLD
NEWSPAPERS
bath, close in. 1:3-7 $l or ' II .. .tlIo,. For Sale
322.1750.
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FOR SALE
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.tr.
ossso $ 110KM. l-t'l:N. sph , UI ('It It $I,Kit N... purl,
tuur.I t.,,. luuuchr( •eah., era
1700 Ma g nolia. )l-33,i.
.SNt"OUI)
HERALD
itt miulleat, 5I..mi.r nau..I _.
548 1 BORN. FERN apt. $01 ,.,,rifI. $UU0 inaruiteul. %t ill
,7 -,

at Jacobson'. Dept. Store,

mi from Navy Sue, Long.
'wood. 511.191.

I D.drso, Zitchas

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1960 Corvalr 500

rtrnNlsliEt) . tINl"LjIt4lSlIi7n
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Ph. Resident Mgr,
91-1140
EffIt, apt.., private bath., uti.
lilies turn.; specially suited
for retired people. Ideally
located downtown, Inquire

I Bedrom furs., 555.
z Pedr..m turn., $00.
Realty
511.1151 3540 Mlawaths at 17.51

S BR. kitchen eqiopped. $31.
5041. sf10? T P.
1.5*.
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35iry,

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t.'i.l5N, quiet rooms rur men. '

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332-1l1,

3177.

NAS SANFORD FEDERAL
CREDIT UNION

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INSTALLED

Ills. Itooms For Rent

Ytarni.ked heu.ee for rent. $11.

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1966

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Av e.
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LOW INTEREST
• FUR LIFE INSURANCE
• flf LOAN PROTECTION

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tl*-M$rls. Supplie,

Hunt Lincoln
10 N. PALMETTO AVE.

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- - 1.ItOOMS, pvt. bath, clean, well'
i
'il5. FURN. 511 me. 3514 Yale
turn. Adult., no pets. Call

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1%DIV1DINOONTOUISAY1NU

1l6-Auit.s--lsie or Trade
115-Trucks fir sale
215-Aa tons five sereies
111-lce.tsra A Cuts.
133-Saataà Metsre

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425.5938

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tint ads.

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ill-Autos For See

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Unfurn., extra large I lilt,
elee, kitchen equIpped. 105%
W. 11th. 323.5152.

IURN. Cli.. I PR house.
Adults. $70. 39.40$).

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&amp;-Aratqu.. Fer'
it-Money To Las.

t HR furnIsheS, 14300
2 lIft lurnishteb, $55.00
31(1 $I,guauila, It, .5. WIlliam,,
32313$l
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PAINTING,

so-Misc. For Sale
£1-Articles For teat
41-Swap or lackange
$*-%Yanted To Buy

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HOME REI'Alhta A
323.1370.

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!!!- .!atsi.A ge n ts •

herald.

* Oust St
l'na n,..e, "snf,.r,j
33:-it'll
TWO 1-BR. Furn,AptLtJos 223.1274.
StabIle hnm. for rent. Avail.
Elliott.
212.12)1.
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abt. St onu'•. *14.33:1.
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CHEVY it 1)64. Slim A take
ruin, apt. close In. Jimmy c•' 1 llrirotuni furnisheS,
n%Pr pa't. 231.5114,
wan. 332.4013.
shopping $lu). 33.211J.
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V1IILN. 4)8 IYNt'URX • 2 on 5th. 1-lilt. O't!HN. Apti. With out.
highest t'iul. I'
-IS W. Second.
Corner Dl. private 3: 4 7 1:
•3- (Al
ella poreh, near h.'.pl:'st
N.c.1., ,t,c'oret,l Suit1'hC for '
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rv:lrel cu-aiivi.. I'll 332-s7l:• Cl b'l"iI:o'l', $4O. 332.4016
SS'nll To Wall Carpet
ten 5.
I A $ room turn, newly de. 2i%l'1'ItNT'1'c0''',
ct,nat.l. III E. 14th St.
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l.11), AUtt)lflt)tI%e Service
FUith API'.. ni., )'eU'n,Ile
AV.tt.ONAPAIITMI:NTi
5%' nui St.
712.3417
LUK. ('t.E.SN furta, 1 lIlt a ,lu- 1

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$75 moo. 322-4134.

jI1ED ROOM unturnt
house, eale or rent, 532.S120.

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SPRAY CLEiN1NG
I•e(.
Isvee- Walls
Testscb 811.4548

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13-.'Job printing
sz-riaati - rises

Magnolia.

86.
Houses • Sal. or Rent
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331.1019

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21-Litentuinstore
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loors. water

lea-Mobil. Honue.- Real
14$-Trailer Space-Rest
t&amp;S!).
•fl5ra C!
fl1fl1•

3$-Uhoi.t.r,

fled •ectijn of The Santori 223-5512 and ask (lie Herald

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Igtilumniy. Cathy. 3.il*.
MAIDS work. 332-7152.

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AUTO

1l-Msul Instruments

13 -Dasinese Eqipaest

17's?,

KA1.''t,N V',tu,ra t'pe. . $:
i I"tI,I'l 'N
Sm*nut,ur,t I '40 )IKhth'Eiul'75 "190" '.% tiE tt'.t' l;y HanitIusp - $33$
'Cli T.RIRD. sl,.rn - 5's'sI
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l'L.T$ituU'rIj'agnn".. '4,5

3 RN. FElIX. Apt, with bath
2 IIR.%ACRI corner lot;
i
garage. 2330 Narcissus. 3shads trees, nlce location.
reed)
4 Ia
Ion wood
41 LakeAve.3144.
VT.. lanteni Ismsspe
- 17.. Ieaisole
oats
1-'t'ILN.
Apt,
W.
317
Utia
St.
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.3 1150150034, Fla. mOrn, (jll
home in Country Club Manor,
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Assume mortgage navrnafihs. I-SITO,
turn.
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urn. A pt. All utilities
$53 per mo Call IIZ.$l$?
•*t'ept gas, $41 Apt. 1, 5:8

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Public Stenographer, Notary
Masonic 514g. $31.
0521.

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5$ -Houses for Sal.
IS-Houses-Sale ei' Seat
$1-House Per Meat
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-Resort
Reutalo
too
151-Trailero--.Cabsaa.
151-Mobile Homes-Sale

83-Rome Appltasce,

u'..aws.

nolla, $35 too. Water furn.
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A Multiple Listing Realtor
511.2451
5141 Park
Park fetes

ft-Late er

•1-Parsa.--s3revee

31-Radio • Televtsi..
1$-Pkete A 1i711P5.aI

Rent

For Coupl. ''$'45. 133.733).
Jrm. FL'ItN.
$13 51

Stenstroni Realty

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2$-Will L)nlll$sg
31-Air Cold. A HMtlag

• partment s
agg
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for [tent

rayseaus Less 'rise Rent
To Inspect, CaB

l5-Uu.i.sse Prop-Sate
5l-RsaZ Estats wasted
SI-Meal Estate Sale

Decorator*

31-l'lumbin$
33 -Paiatl.g

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IltoNiN'; 82:.3u)u.

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51-1n.me Pieparty,

3G.-Hardware
31-Home Impreveasute

TRAILER &amp; Cabana turn. In.
clod,, lights &amp; water.
A !.°nahl.. 333.5075,

$100 Down
located Throughout County
2-5 BR-1.l',4-2 Baths
_Iome Kitohen Equipped -

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Lake Mary.

INDEX

17-situation Wasted

I 5-SpeCIal Servieei
llJanatonial Services
1111-L.andecape Service
13-Baillers Supplies

Il.5TjT'nn

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I l'ltmettr,. or Ph. after 1:30.

WELAKA APARtMENTS

Il-Mean Wanted
54-la,'.si
•S-lsesrasee
S0-4cheeis 0 In.treett..e
7.-E.pieya..t Servile,
11-Male Isip Wasted
$3-Fesati help Wanted
11-Male
Feat. Help
tO--Sales X.Ip Wasted

ti-Bicycle Repair*

flit house)

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this weekend In a Sidei

lilt,

Pooh

10-Poultry - Uvestuk
12 -Special Notices
is -catering - toed

osTEr:N: S room hu*n,e A stun
ru,,,,, kitchen equipped. $3Z..
333.5771.

LINCOLN HEIGHTS. 1.'sw
eUit7 assume paiL.. 3:3.

f.flcel back yard. 533.2310.

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332-1711.

4 85. BRICL kItchen furr..,

5 BR., very clean. Close In,
Jimmy Cowie. 133.4111,

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E1.u'trlr kilu:aen. uu(ihihv room
I carport.. Rent lbS in".

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77. Situation Wanted

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123-0700

patio,

L'"
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CLASSIFIED

2-Personals
car.
2-Day Nurseries
6-Child Cafe
S-L)oge---Cate--Peta

311-8485
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'ItfIght: $231545

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ltaed.

3 A 3

3324 Park Dr. Office

manager. Iloapilalisation a
insurance alter two week.,
no e"t It) egnI,Iu.)eea. Apply
Lo.lt,,na Inn, Mr. or dir..

m.. May 3 A S. to June 13
14. Write Regina Jennings,

The Herald rese rves the
vil.ge ., pekeatag , wasteag any advertisement wbieh
i deem. shje,(tu.ebi.
he p.tl.y of IbIs sewepap.,
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'106.
Apartments for Rent 108. Apartments for Rent
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room., I bath., central sir

Property Mg?. A Sales Broker

room host..., uhining room

still life. Tentative starting
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Your EVINRUOTO Dealer
Ph 333.5141
5' NI. ?.door Itirullnp - $41
'$5 ML'STANU. 2 4. I $1301
Phone 313-13$
ir run-s.bout. III HIS Else.
'SI Studeba k er - $ht)
start on
A trlr. IUS. 33344 1'.5lIlT..53
Tordor . 015" L.%MTiRETT.i tn"tor scooter
5155
'IC T.tllitt, air - $l'sS
11); now paint, new tires, _________________________
'(1 tlala*Ie NT,
new 4 al" eflin., $151. 321.
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!.ONES'r.bR ('rule.r, motor,
1 I"ih.,'ri •'luh 5%'a*,an - 579$
s;i* or ..c *1 474 lIosalia.
trailer * top; see at U$ Vii"1 t,.ra ,r ('uboor - $5',i
tlnui 5,
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tin's
BETTER HOlit RUTS are to
it you want people to pay
'dl T.blIitta. air . $1391
l's round Sally In the chest, attention I. your business, call
'41 Kt'ltEi %5ann, 5 pass.
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V$P5 il.'t.'r 'ooter1
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1.1: WI) SAI.l:n o :nvicn
3I? Country Club Road

TO Ai,I.

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FRIEND IS HPID
'TO F1I4D

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MV GOOD FRIEIIJD

i2l. Seonteris &amp; Cycles

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Agency
Multiple

ImmedIate Selivery

Ph. 722.451;
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CLASSES
WANTI:D: Waitresses. cooks,
NOW POI1MING in water color, front deck perainnel, dining

flash, light m.ter, two flash

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completely

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5, 1 • 4 BEDROOMS
LOW Monthly Payments

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t4al..'flentail

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car

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W. 30th, $15. R. A. Wihlams,
*23.3051.

GOVERNMENT OWNED
HOMES

lif t. I 11.5TH. R avenna l'ark.
$90' •Iuwi. acaume p*y'ts. of
$11.34 per mn.'. Chili, huh

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100 W lot St.

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Furnished two beulroe,rn. Ito?.

$100 DOWN

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$5150. LXMOX Bluff, I BR. Oak FHA HOuSES for rent to
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floors, 190. lot, private dock
vice personnel. Lnie pete'an river. 822.3114.
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lion of two and three i(euI.
room unfurnheh.d ho,nc,.

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FURNIShED 3 - Un. house.

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SOIJ1'I-IVi\RD

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Polaroid Land camera, electric

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apartnt$flt. iii 'oud repair
aiuul owner financed. Price Is
reacunable.

ROHEILT A. WILLIAMS

Mine. For Sale

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Trade your (ratter tot a new
home. Ill Mo. Everything.
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all electric, near cA$. 1)
me. 313.3341.

Night Phone.

lrre.$2nlO pe)"t

Nlghls'Wecker,j. 223.04*5

'$7 OL.I)li 15, clean, good can.

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Days 1:2.7174

WORLD HOOK EncyclopedIa
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Park
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AGENCY
See
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KUI.P DIOflATING SHOP
Ph. 532.295

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Office, anytime-.. 332.5:32

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EXTRA - EXTRA
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N. Park Ave.
323.5178
Kair.. t'lg ',),,'iy, corner lot.
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SI me. Drapery hardware I..
.tallatioa.

CONTRACT RATES
ON REQUEST
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closing. 3:2.4135.

Plane Tuning sal *epsS,
W. 1 names - *22.433$
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the large 136

for. You'll like

on which It I. situated.

Realtor

333.1301 3)40 Hiawatha at 17.51

Instruments

are looking

Haymond Lundquist. Assoc.

Payton Realty

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as.,t pile. $?Ju)1) cash.
ZIOIJEI&amp;t A. W114.IA3(5
Sale

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Ave.

bungalow belag Peld as Is at
55.500, Could be whit you

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Stemper
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A Multiple Listing R.altor

122.411

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$ BR, iLl. featur,s. A,si:iji
Cnt of ni'nth. ltalenfla Iark.

W to quIet "close in. area

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IIIluIl" SANFORD ELECTRIC
1. Appliances-New A Used
11 t.,sIapl.uIlalIS.0 0.
Its Magnolia
515.1553
1$ to 2014114412.331 3.11
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By Jase C.uelbmy
Artiste and craftsmen,
ateur and professional, arsi
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All Types sal 55.0
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or light work. Call

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servo a copy thrrøu,t upon the To All creditors and r.,.... M1flfl1.P fli.trlct of Pl.fli
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*ttorn.y., who.. Iia.l.g 4 'la$. a, Doss oado by vtrts of a VIN.I. IIKU
tile an! s tIr... I. id forth .lgai..6 laid i.aIaI.,
OV roll Ct (')t4VIl i..u.l
b.iow, n it latar than May II,
YOU and each of you are of the tlnht.4 Stale. Dii
1)66. If you fail to do 10 a hereby noliflid and r.uiuir.4 Court for the )Iiflflt.n Dli
I).rra. Pro Con?.,au will he to present any claim, and 1.. of Y1.flIIIDA, on the 14th
nl.r..1 against you for the ii. mantIs which you, or either of of MAIICII. IllS. noticu
II.?st.tnan.i..I In lb. Complaint You. may have against the hereby given that I will
'The rent Property proc..1.d chat, of UPNItY IIIIOWN. its. by public auction, for rail
against I.:
ceased, late of said County, to Tt!t'.SI)AY, the Ir.t of
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l.nt IS, Itlock 12 of SUB. the County .lu'Ig. of Seminole 1944 at 12;00 o'clock nool
URBAN iioMKic, Seminole County, )io,14a, at his oWe. the .teps of the Courthout
County, Ylurl4a, according in the court knu,, of pail Seminole County. a ant
to lb. T"tti.r.of as re- County at Sanford, Florida, Florida, free and char and
coriel In Plat hook S. within iii eah.nuia, month. charmed of and from any
pag.a Slit of the l'uhlio from the time of the first pub- all claim., lien., sneumbra
liacorula of S.minuha
lI..atlon of this notice. Two right.. •.iulti.s, and inter.
ty. Florida.
copl.s of each claim or demand the .h.fen.iant hereto ant
WiTNP:Ii my hand and seal shall be In witting, and .i,ell and all persona, firm., and
of this Court of Sanford, Fbi- .1*1e the plie, of residence and por*tion., claiming by, Dir,
flOa
IOU,
"nice s,r.u.
post
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or ine or unbar mourn a, in,.
1555.
claimant, and shall be sworn 1.01 T. lIlock 33, TOW$$lTi
Arthur H. ll.ckwIlh, Jr. to by the claimant, his agent NORTH CllIJl.VOTA. a sub
Clerk
or altu)rney and accompaniedsion a&amp;'eor.ting to plat lb.
lly: Donna N. Markup, D.C. by a tiling fee of one ,ioiiar recorded in Plat flnok 2, 1
(1ii.E. htEtlitICi( 0
sad such claim or demand not 4 to 5* inclu.lv., of the
so 111.1 shall be void.
ItOl3iNSO$
lie Records of Ceminole Co
Albert N. FlIt.
103 East Church Street
• A. sdmInistnto, of the Florida.
Orlando, Florida
JOHN B. MAfltJ1R
Estate of
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
tinhi.4 Slat,. MarsI
041At.J
hil:4lty 111105% N. ,I.'-eas..i Publish liar, 3$ A Apr.
l'ubitsk Apr. 1, 5, U. 33, 1165 Publish April 1, 56 15, 21, 1500 1$. 1340

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323-1057.

425-5938

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322-5612

March
backstage Iit

Road Department will take to
lower the deadly frequency of
motorists driving the wrong
way on multilaned highways,
State Highway
Engineer
lay Brown said the depart.
ment also will paint arrows on
the roadway to tell drivers
Legal Notice
___________________________ which way they are supposed
OTIC01 or ni:lv
to go on "two quadrant cloyTat IiENJIY ifl,l;NN 'IIIKE?4
Wednesday evening are p
erleaf intersect ions."
Unknown
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Brown said seven persons ings, weaving, ceramic,, at
V. aItKI.'
hl.'.Iienc. btruknnwn
were killed recently in an ac ture, thread sculpture,
III ?ThI St'Ii I 1.1_Kit
cident on such a cloverleaf In copper and aluminum wet
7it Ilnanul (.n.-.,ir$a
Anyone wishing to iter
Itrons, New York,
Gahlle,Ville.
You are her.t,y n'utlfi,.I that
pate
in the arts festival
lie
said
signs
to
be
posted
to fu'r.cb..ie a n,orlgags
a suit
nlItieut PIret F.'I.rai Hiving, will warn, "Go back, you are register by calling I
Every at the Cinema This
"'I L..,an .tsaoctiIiuun of Or- going the wrong way."
l's nub, a cuirporatinn, versus
In
Seminole Plaza.
hII:Nny G1.KNh' (hitKr.,4 ,
IIK!IA V. OIIEKN, his wife, at
The public Is Invited to
Legal Notice
at ha, been f ilet .'vhuu't
K
the work of ares artists.
I. Ilia (Ircuit (',,uutt of the
Ninth Juilelui Ctr,,ull, in and in the ('sari of the (suety
f'ur H,minuul, Cutuinly, Floniula, Jude*. *.iaeIe Ceunty, Vt.,.
Legal Notic
being Chancery Case No. 131)1 Ida, In Pr.k.I
and that you are required to to rot 9:aIste of
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proved such a plan in a re
ferenclium. The Supreme Court
has ruled th.t population
should be the deciding factor
In both house,.

I'." your an.wrr

Finials

Hal

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on Dlrksen's proposed tonsil
tutionai amendment probably Warnings For
could have been taken this
week. As It Is, the Illinois Repi.are iaI.pe,sIctl Lu 1,scS .

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Veteran on disability
list desires pert time
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"osesses"°'

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LAWNS Slowed. ii, ,

(lee
N,t s.ie,i., war"
DVIII $1 TEARI
ciari.
sia. as.i..
All ship Del. Ads Charged of line werkmsnsbip a uphel.
.tsniag,
Oraperl.e, Illpeovers
of v.n., nose

classic Indians-i

tn mow. Call 223.1043 day.
aim'. or a;i..vii after S p.m.

332.1111

gel Street." (Rerun) This
soda Is a wow. Milton Bi
stars In a gloriously profi
local portrayal of Boo
Bailey, a baggy pants burl
quo comic accused of mur
ills performance Is the
since of old stand-up vau
villa, and It's a welcome all
O'Brien, too, proves he's
slouch In a nice routine in

disk Indians. Ted de Cot

WANTED, Yar,le or small loll

WORLD

It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified, Ph, 322-5612 For Fast Results'

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Spray painting S Ipeclalty

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bit at
"This Was Burlesque") sho
cause heavy breathing In
balcony. Don't miss this a
10-11 p.m. NBC. The
from U.N.C.LE. "The Ind
Affairs Affair," (color)
wild and funny show at
Thrush's attempt to hulk
hydrogen bomb, on the 01
home reservation of the (

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Painting. Walt PaperIng

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10.11 P.M. CBS. Trials
O'Brien. "Dead End on I

and the

Space

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INGRAM hNTEJ1FRIMEI
fUcsioed, Bonded. In..)

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show Is on personalities, jj
dentally, and you don't Ii
to be a fight fan to beco
enthralled.

4:20 (1) l'ortsr Wagoner
Joe Mantell and Angela I
5:00 42) (")Itwith item $liced
(5) Master'.
Golf Tour. Ian are guest stars in a
nament
story, which Includes f
(0) Wile World it
disguised as an Indian bri

Sen. Dirksen

Faces

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show acquires added fuel
tion. The emphasis of

stars as a

(5) sky King
(5) Hug. Bunny

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11:10 (2) 'Tonight

12:00

Adam Wads, Sergio Tzan
Kay. Stevens and Au Can
Plenty of Joke, too, Ins 1
loud hour,
lID pm, ABC. Spie
"The Big Guy." An Inter
nt and unusual document
about two heavyweight Lii
its, Jim Beattie and L
Whipperman This show
Slimed as It happened and
eludes the Beatfle.whIpi
man fight, and their acti
candid reactions to the fig
outeoms.If you bear Inni
wtile you watch that It I

11:11 (3) Fury
(I) Quick Draw
McGraw
(5) Magiihs Gorilla
Lookcourtroom.

(S) Movie
(5) Varmers Daughter
10:01 131 The Man From

10 over

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craze, following real p.c

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Sunday School - 0:45 116 n.
morning Worship - It-$$ a. as.
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WEATHER: Sunday 79.52; low tonight 60.85; high Tuesday 80.
VIM Baptist Church, Ovisdo,
with Rev. A.?. JnnIgaa of. VOL 58 NO. 171 -UPI Leased Wire Established1908 -MONDAY, APRIL 18,1966 SANFORD.FLORIDA -Price5cents

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Formal signing of a tean
11:411 IL
d"Sunday Imb"t
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service' were held at Ovietio
Church school
for a 42acrs bi.county park
a.
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nmzte. . . . p!aneeri In thwflderneu....
wl4 .sih
WordIIT.
Cemetery.
on
the Volasla County sids at
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qaaJ_ ths dflffg.., boating at high ipeeda,
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vs. Worship - T::O p. a.
Lake Monroe will tabs plies
$
Wed. Prayer Cervica 1.15 p.m.
,i past yew, he mu a gonna
at S Is. es. Tuesday.
Look at the magIthat ooabiee the laka to ntTrt øie rocky mountain peak
ILDZII $511$ $p
014 o,&amp;uio old. at aeet., Ave.
and the heavenat
vastness
and
Stillness of the wells sate my mind to won.
"I with Company A. Pint Cavil
Signing the lea.e document
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or eivilimucat as
Faster
Southern Methodist
AL HanUtess
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thlnp I will nsv
daring
about
tims
and
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and
with
Florida Power &amp; Light
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18th
Infantry.
H.
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Alliance
new
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awudid the Purple Heart liii
Dries
yourwlvis,
high
nghen ad wondering .oIIssI Ilk. rNbea near GOdS
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County Board of ComDIV.
There Is a place where I ean find Him always-In Church. Will you eonie
Durwa
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Born
June
22,
1942,
In
galist. Jr.
jigs high school young
Sunday IeSooi
5:41 a. a.
that
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PAW jie
CQ•fl07 Pastor
Worobt.1 Service - 10:45 8. ma.
missioners
and Jim Dines, vith
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moved
to
IS.
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long
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For thu aho 01
5Pf,
Suottat !e)iool
.
1sv Ickool
•ngej. lary. -ui, p. a.
5:41 a. a.
chairman
of
the Voluula Coon.
service
11.00
and
ago
years
)I0T!ltflg
eight
Worship - I :05 a. sit.
Ovinjo
ian.,ndlng pared, of parties
W.rsel
arth his mmii i1 uiskza1
Tu.dayi
•
II
•
•,
,
t
Rev
Worship
Epworth League
'
ty Commission.
0:00 Al. M.
le Trataili - 1:55 p. a.
an la go
Mello
volum
attended
Oviedo
School,
for
swost
girl
graduates
gets
Fl.
F..-'.'1~
4 I 11
AUIANSO
HENRY SHIVER
Thursday:
July and rem! your W1ih dally.
The signing will be held at
•
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::::::
teeriny for Army service while
valinwill
under way. And the perankli.
aYsr
ttag
t. I
4.
the PPM, recreation area and
Rvus.i$stIo
5.ril.ø
1:55
p.a.
'Wed)
Inducted
*
student.
H
e
was
ety
pen
pal'a
pages
will
run
frØy$5y$55..._?l1$p.a.
W.&amp;Prayer 1
.,
,:. ..'-4~.""t.l ..
will be attended by county of.
Ja n. 10, 1964.
Bible IL47
1:55 P a.
ol)Wri of space In her vain at.
z.,,.
., ,:
. ,,fidala and members of the
IJ
.
lpou.ored by Papttat renew.
,k
parents,
are
his
.
'
:
~
rs
8i1'o
Nazarene
tempt
to
keep
up
with the
.
"
press.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henry
news of the exhausting but in.
&amp;.aiae'ri1t, Of God
viaar
cnunca
The property will be leased
-.F- .,
0
6
L
,
~
,
EnisconaLl
a'
Shiver,
and
a
slstPr.
Margie,
gnu.
OP Tat XAZAII!XI
4L •
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j0 eabaustlbls
to
the two counties fog di,,.
.
.
CAPE
KENNEDY
(UP!)W. lad it. as Mapi. Ave.
.
.
I
I
.
Sea.
L .
all of Oviedo, and grand.
lopment and maintenance for
Paut
.I
th_____
,5ruto,
or GOD
CHURCH
:
Church Street. Longwood
'
Striking
FIRST
CHRINTIA14 CHUnC111
rocket
We.
Pearl.
Watson,
electricians
•
;
mother,
Sunda y
An adult IU. savint course
- ,t!
fif
Pr Charles W. Stewart Jr.
* lOycar period with .ptlos
DWIPLES Or CHRIST
PSItOP
of Baker.
set up Space Center picket '
will be bud In the mornings
a. a. Wilder
1051 H. Sanford Ave.
to renew at $1 1 year.
To
th
°
0r
- •, aholy
Comaules
5:55
a.
isaday
v.ne
VuIl.r
it.
icvang.11.tje 1UiIc. 7:05
starting April 29 at Fort Mel.
line, today that slowed work '
a.
I
The tract of land extends
lamlIy iirviOS b
•
a.,.i.g Worship - 11:15
54ay School - 1:41 a. a
Mid Week
Ion Municipal
t,..laq Worship - 1:1! P a.
Classes
'
on some moonpont construe.
a.,ai. Worship - 11.55 I. M.
along V. S. 17-92 toward lb.
Service (Wad.)
y55
-,
T
h
,.v.(iCa.),I. p.m.
to 10:30 a.m. This program
Third Sunday
lion projects but hail little
Lake Slonro. Bridge and is.
W4 Week ietv• (Wed.) - 1:55
Its-situ
UNYORD CHRISTIAN
*
to being planned for the pur.
a
eludes
the old Mom,.. Harbor
Peter P. Rukur, of Sanford,
effect
on
other
work
at
the
cuiacu
t' I
poa. of training future In. chairman of PACED TOUR,
boat basin.
Cap..
'
Woman. Club I3IIII4*nI
- •"
MOLT it0U
PiRtr CwUC*
'%i..
00$ oak Avenue
atructors. A minimum Of 12 (Political Action Committee
Seminole County I. expect
451 I. Park Ave.
About 60 members of the
OP THE NAZARENI
:
Robert Dean.
Minister
,
A.
The its,. Leroy D. lope,.
Is required register by call. for Education of District G i
Lake
Mary, Pie.
ed to provide labor and materInternational
Union
of
Else.
Sunday School - 11.01 a. a.
.RflJ81
ieee.,
It
l•v. A. r Ur..n, p5e,
ials for development of ft
Worship Service
Ing the Red Cross 322-4125.
1:55 a. - Holy Zuebaal.I
triclans (AFL-CIO) started
iun1ay
BAPTIST CHURCH
Four),
announced
today
that
•
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aL
park
for camping, pIcfl1ckisg
p
picketing lb. four main enc.ioui at. a Oak A ve. ,
italic Broadcastt
2l: ':;
:: I. rn
SI 'IFI5tn Worship
endorsed
has
boating
and other recreation.
Status
of
Sanford
Naval
Air
the
committee
Gait 5.111
W.T+R43. Bus. -- 5.51 a. a.
ii
(J:r.t
landay
trance.
to
the
Project
Apollo
Holy Comua.
TOO P. m.
Evening Service
$u1457 School
Volusla County Is expected to
Ios)
Station is becoming an Issue Welborn Daniel, of Clermont,
7:00 P. a.
Wed. Mld.W..g
I.AKEUND (UP!)
The Moon base and the Caps
i
•
Prayer Service.
provide funds for clearing and
Church Of Christ
iii,
a.
In the state senatorial cam- for senator from District 15 Lakeland Ledger endorsed launching area at dawn In a '
Wad.
Mirs.,
5:09 Al.
-+:W
Ivealig i.rvIeI
development
of this land.
itt or cwiisr
paign between Francis P. and Emmett S. Roberts, of hometown candidate Scott Xci. wage dispu te with the United :a 7 'r
p. a.
.d. Prey., service
111 Park Avenue
Original
plans
were to obWest
Palm
Reach,
for
public
ly
for
Whitehair
and
Sen.
D.
D.
i
governor
In
its
Sunday
Tcchnology
Cen
te r.
Pitt Brews - Mvsngeiis$ •
tain
some
18
acres
as the
p.
I
service
commissioner,
Monday
Covington.
1 1 -I editions.
It was the ninth labor tieup
.-j,.
$sa4iV ISeLS Broadcast
Pentecostal
BiLl. Study
Seminole side of lb. St. Johns
15:00 a. a.,
The
group
also endorsed
Whitehair
injected
the
Navy
The
Ledger
said
KdUy
Is
th.
at the Cape in 21 months and
M,,,.fl.g Worship 11:00 a- in.
River to include in the park.
Pins? PENTZC0STAL.
Lv.nifl ilsrvice
539 p a.
base Issue when he said he Floyd T. Christian for atate only candidate in the race the first of 1966.
GOOD SHEPHERD
-'
liowevei-, this part of the park
CHURCH
OF
I.. Herald at Truth 1 V. a
LOSUWOOD
LUtHL'RA
CHURCH
of
~
more
effective
in
superintendent
would
be
5
schools, with 'governmental .xpenl. UTC builds huge solid fuel.
i
WEITIZDI MIUIONART
Ill Orange Street
33i5 A Orlando
Sunday on Channel I
project has not been eoeelud.
•
• BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. E. Ru th Grant
U'
Tuesday
trying to keep the station though he Is unopposed, ,be. ence needed to lead and serve ed boos(er rockets for the Air
Pa.t.p
ad.
Sib Alt. a Hotly Ave.
Sunday
school
La4i.a tirt. Cis" 5:15 a. a.
is:.. a. a
cause of his stand on the ed. adequately this fast-growing Fore. Titan 3C military space
Sanaf ord. ,,1;r1
Florida
-open.
Jeks H.
Morning Worship - 11:05 a. a,
Man's Cites - ISIS p. a.
Iusdai' Sokoot - 10:00 a. a.
unday
evening
7:30
Covington,
who
is
not
a
ucationsi
needs and Issues state."
I
W.dniaday
p.
at.
Tb. Re, J. Gordo
launcher. The firm has about
-.
0n
Y. Wad. Bible Study
Sunday
7:2e P. a.
7:24 Al. a,
lIIWe ci.'.
man to pull punches. soya he that confront the state of Flo. Th.' editorial also commend. 175 worker, at the Cape, about
Pastor
morning Worship Conquarota
5IornngWorship ..... 1:16 &amp;. -.
Friday -- 1:05 p. a,
al Kelly for hi, call for
may respond wth this ques. rids," Bukur said.
one third of them members of
'
-'
Caulicli or CHRIST
'Is, p. a
PACED FOUR in i group strong conflict of interest law th e electricians union.
Moralag Worship - 11:06 it. 1116
(Ion: "Where was Mr. White.
-.
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105$
Sunday
of citizens interested in qual- and on his racial position.
a. iii 1,1w,, Jr. ivansallel
Pi•Y iv1.s -1:U
Blair six months ago"
The Air Force said some - SWEEPSTAKES WINNERS
Each Stoath
Presb'4t.r
ORb!? Ichuol
0:39 m Sit.
' ian
at the annual SaIl.
..a •
Kr education and good fOV "During the waning days people were
of their winning entries. Mrs. Speer took four
Kindergarten sad Knsp
Morning Worship
9:30 a. a.
off the Job at the
ford Garden Club flower show were Mrs. C. An.
ernment and consists of local of the rollins a.iminiatrallon, Titan 3
first place ribbons In nttItic design and Mrs.
•
•
3. •niisg Worship ..+ 5:24 p. in.
Navy
We
hear
of
a
lot
of
area, but a spokesman
161
PINECREST BAPTIST
drew .Speer (left) of Sanford, and Mrs. Charles
Wed. Prayer rvics 1:39 p. as.
• CHURCH
groups within the 11 counties it was Kelly as the young
• .Frumley garnered 26 place ribbons, 1.1 of them
Two gunmen early Sunday
..
planning
to
are
career
men
,HIUIICIL
•
•.
said
the
walkout
was
having
Sanford.
Fla.
1
-,
Brumley,
of
Geneva,
shown
here
with
examples
40
the
morning
escaped wilb ever
Fourth
Congressional
sociator
from
Polk
County,
first
platet,
In
the
horticulture
division,
•
Oak
Ave.
&amp;
Ord
it.
in
Sanford
of
stay
ietlre and
tlo.ffKton the Tltal3pro.
LAKE MARY
I
Seir. Reor A. Hamilton Postal
4
I
$30 after holding up the alè'.. "
I L U
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rather than move 5p Turselp District, combined to form a who dug deep into State Road Siren. .The next Titan SC, to
f
4. -,
'-'s
A
Ilse UNISYS OU
ovum. +isiltied front to work, fr '!hI epsrtmant easds 'it4 un'
'Air Force Base, 04-asDOIIIs.
~ 'R
;--Traluln UnlOR - 4:16 P
T
Morning
Worship
atfOur at ibmmlteroiet5cs .1
4:.
eandld*lei.
oTbo
Church
of
the
Luther&amp;%
0:10
A.
me
Whom
the
yr
,
" ~;
of
payola
d
by
Secretaly
oiris1
iii,
Acie"ilf,
:'Glaurch schoot _ 1:46 IL a.
Hour" and TV 'This is tile
.,
. il
SR 1 and Lake hIowtiI Rind.
t
endorssiy," Bukur explained.
d.
scandal," the ps. said.
)l eamntU.
W;,J::ninl
Prayer
ad for a June launch.
,
.
Robert Burnett, of Apopka,
MOrSIOS
Worship
"Iiie
endorsement
of
}ierbertWG;ers.__
Dan. ••
pastor
"LiLe many another nativeV
Bible Class Wed. .7
17.
''Lb
told Sheriff J. L. Hobby the
21:::::
141 was made after analyzing born South.rasr, Rally was
In
top-lad
to
Same
has kept at least half of the
-•
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two men came into his statism
I
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platforms
of
both
eandi.
raised
Pioneer Fellowship 5:00 V. W.
Mtndergsrtsa and Nursery
si. the
as a s.gregatjon lit," construction work fore* at the 'County Commissioner W.
Walt Disney
JORDAN MIIONa
Senior El Fellowship 0:00 p-a,
'P
"IL appears that the chair- 1960, of which one half has chosen to air personality dif- about 345a. mind asked for
PAOIJA CIlthltipI o dullS?
in
date.
for
the
office
at
a
most.
CHURCH
ready have b*
the editorial said.
11d. (Hub ii.sii.rnunj.
i'
0t
ing i Leesburg, and discuss. "Hut he has grown with the sprawling moonport off the Lawrence,, $wofford said to- man is confused as to his du- been returned to the city. The f.renc.a in the press while A package of cigarettes. As be
•
COVA.1TPRFSUYTER1A
the South Se
I.
M
e
th
o
d
is
t
bout down to get them, ens .1
lII1,-viv • We.
ing their platforms with the times and realla that the Job, but official, said there day Cha1ásn John Atexand- ties and responsibilities to the People of Altamonte have re- ignoring the record."
'';
S174 8outh Orlando Drive
Mottle
acording to
•
a. •
Bible (1...
Thomas H. Makin
__
the men pulled a mm.
10.99 a. a.
•
ceived no help f rom the counwas no pattern to today's er appears to be "confused" people
PasseS
candidates,"
he
said.
liii? METHODIST CHURCH
of Altamonte. That
.'•,.
•
11100 A. in.
lots more Disney fstka a
Negro must have his lawful walkou t. Some workers Were as
Worship
1:50 a. as.
Alexander said in his brief
Burnett reported ft ither
Morstas Worship - 11:00 a. M
ty commissioners in any way
to his duties and responsl.
Park Ave.
"PACE!) FOUR may •11 rights and the chanc, to b..
6:0
Church School - 10:00 a. M.
1LU
___J.tiL..
Ivening Worship 1:19 O. a.
to
follow.
duty
and
responsibility ii the for the other 129,000 paid statement:
off
the
job
and
some
Rev.
•
Robert IL Jenkins. Pastor
were
holdup
man pried open this
Ilibi.
CIa....
Wad.
7:30
at
bilitles.
dons,
p.
a.
V
additional candidates come it good and useful citi.
W.dn..day Prayer
a a •i
_•_II
Morning Worship
ii_t1
rII
3:35 a. a.
work.
The latest charge was one came as it was in 'grand. since 11160.
for the first and second pni.
"It appears there Is more cash drawer whit. the Silt
Sunday Sehoot
1:43
a.
as.
WETMI3TEfl
Sot David
0 Cseos&amp;$
Zen.
-WELA:UUW
S,
Monday
Tl.wulay
Christian Science
Wednelday
Tbijr-Ala
Friday
"It's having some effect, in a continuing battle
Schirday
Morning %Vnrshlp - lu:Is a. nt.
one held the manager at gun.
"I don't feel It
PREsitYTI-AtIAN C111:11CIt
that is to
entalgeserh...
manes on receipt
position there's no question about words between Swofford of papi'y's day.' And of Semi- again tax the peopleis just to interest in discussing person. point. The two men also took
of informa- "Kelly's racial
homeon
rAils? citL,1 ; CiiiUII?
all
the
people
of
Altaalitics
than
anti
serve
facts
which
have
lion
from
the
candidates
run
5:1.9_
65:1.1359:8.1515:13-2340:9.115:1-94:7.18
1
;m;ueni
;r1
_LJr:U
looms to us more sincere than that," said a spokesman for Alexander in regard to
from Viets.
ship P. M.
pro. nole County fairly and im. monte for a road primarily been dismissed as being mere what money Burnett had In
thg for office In all races,"
Rev. Lucas F. atilt _ post.q
strict
063743AW,N BAPTISTb CUCh
(hi
Pint
that
of
Governor
(l!aydon)
w*
been
seeing
the
Army
Corps
of
Engineers,
Church
school
Road
Sunday service ap
posed county participation in partially
- 1:36 A. in.
this includes the used by county traffic. The 'petty and nit-picking' items. his pockets.
added.
L ccI2's _s _i- _tc&amp;lz_i- c!z't@2?t@z t@2't 'lz' t @z t@2'
&amp;5et°
Rev. H. T. Uarrelt
• Morning Worship _ 11-.60 ji. M.
Burns, and at least as fair overseer of $182 million worth paving and maintaining of people of Altamonte Spring.. only method of rebuilding the "f have no idea what some The robbers escaped by via.
0u',Isv $•h.sl
Cavalry DtVI5k ills f*th
11:00 a. a.
"The
GRACE METRODIS? CHUftCfl
Junior ill Senior Iii
office of public serv- and realistic as that of May.
1:40 a. in.
Sunday School
$'si.i.'t: "DocIfifla of At,sise.
nlng down Lake Howell Road
Frank J. CorNell.
of building projects now Un. two Altamonte S p r I n g s
Onora lit, at Woodland Ave..
11:09
Youth Meetings
Worship )'.r,ioi
menr
0:30 p. M.
Ice commissioner Is
,'f would suggest that the road would be special assess- county eoniniiaslonrr 41,1 or
di11ev.
John
31.
Hires
Jr..
Peeler
Tu.ad*y.
to a letaway car parked a lit.
(Robert King) high, whom derway at the center.
ill.
U;:;
seriously
1i
• ..:., ;..... a.:; ..
streetshferntit'a
general
taxation,
•
rectly
Trail
anti
chnirnu.rt
exercise
this
duty
ment
or
promised
before
I
was
born
connected
with
educa.
' 10
r;
..:_ce. The L4,
;.L a.. i...
C:..:.
4 .,.
7:30 p a.
EvenIng Worship
Reading Room: *01 W. Viral
tic
ftnncc :•:3-.
"'a"'
5
LA&amp;
iiuu&amp;iuer
ut
tonBil
'Mtitsm.ns..
and
Morshag Worship - 11:00 a. M.
liard htrvet,.
tion, b ut the philosophy of
Longwood but the county no longer op.
Adult Choir rehearsal
ansI responsibility e, Iulaiiy an
w..' Prey., San. - 1:55 p. a. Waskdayss 10:15 S.a.-4:$) P.M
7:5
MT7
candidate." the Ledger said. struction worker, at the Cape The battle has been continu- well as he uses the smoke. are not getting a fair break. I crates as was done In 'grand.
5:50 . a.
1)
Wad.: Jr. Choir r,henrsbsl 1:15
Elephant signs put up to PACXD YOUR include, all
show the way to the big
has dropped In recent months ing for more than a week as screen. The former commis. regret that the chairman has poppy's day.'
sssi of govern ment. There-'
The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible
sally the other Sbo ia Lh fu,,, with his past history
from more than 4,000 to kite the outgrowth of Swofford sinners have recognized lien.
'Personal differences are
in
TRAFFIC Tot.!.
Arbor were rcn*oved i
than 2,000 anti many of the statements that Altamonte mli's Trail as it collector road
not the ,1,i.',ti,,nj to me
•
GREGORY LUMBER
It's Four persons received mill.
thi
Hoes.,
of
Reprenentative,,
The
State
MIAMI
(LIP!)
FOOD FAIR STORES, INC.
HOLLER
MOTOR
S..LES
CO.
ATLANTIC
SANFORD
dren, causing •Om'4*ffkt$'7 weesuslds, It an
NELSON &amp; CO.. INC.
STENSTROM REALTY
major building projects are and Longwoes,t were mit get. with no less than six county
whether the county has any nr injuries Sunday morning
of Sanford
obligation
Patrol
said
today
at
least
22
Robert Suloufi and Employees
and staff
NATIONAL BANK
Oviedo, Florida
In locating the ralIr site
Herb Stenitrom and Staff
either finished or nearing corn- tin: a "(air break" in county roads lra'iing into it. Sevenresponsibility on these streets when they were involved In a
PthIIPZe to endorse, Em- pirini wet's killed inuto.
a
a e S S
pletion.
roal funds.
in ,tltsmonte,"
ty-five per cent of the Inst.
I( lebert
for
PSC
In
mobile
accidents
during
the
two-car collision at the Inter.
Herb .li-'hnson, dIi'e4t1 T of
One, vital project not affectSwofford'a s ta tement today tie on this n..iu.I comes from
'
Al.'xan'ier cnnclud,,l, 'I'll section of Hwy. 1792
no.1,4. weekend in Florida.
and 27th
Civil flcfrnse for S,minole
ad by the picketing Is the mod. wait on. in anuwer to Alex. county areas.
reserve any further rimmarks Street.
KENTUCKY
CARRAWAY &amp; MCKIBBIN
(4
FRIED
county,
has
been
appoi4itd
to
CELERY CITY
CHICKEN
iflcation of a launch pad being ander's which appeared in a
HILL LUMBER &amp; HARDWARE CO.
"The people of Altamonte ORUNDO (UI'I- Florida. until tile nsnttrr ii isrought
J. C. PEIN"NEY C031PANY
Driver of one car, Robed A.
COBIA BOATS
Iniurionc.
Kentucky Jim
PRINTING CO., INC.
serve as a member of (thi In.ree'iieci for the second flight Stinlay paper.
Jimmy Crappa and Employees
have
pssi(l to S.niinole Coun. made products ranging from for siise:suaion by the entire Runibley Jr., 19, of 1300 ElC. L. Robiiion and Staff
Southern Flberglau Products, Inc.
Commit.
Doa Hawkins, Mnag
facilities
of the Saturn 10 ApolloThe commissioner issueil ty road and t,nl'ige fund up. lHnbrellaa anti needles to conlllsI,sion at a isguhir meet- liott Avenue,
dustry
was charged with
Harold Slam and Emplojw.
tee for the U. S. Civil Defies..
launcher in July.
the following statement:
proximately II,0n0 since space- age 1n4:iitnlal items. ing."
failure to yield night-of-way
--- will be on exhibit here thu
'The sl,t.ment was in r.- when his vehicle was over.
.a Oe
CHELSEA TITLE AND
HARREI.L &amp; BEVERLY
,
week
in
the
filth
annual
Flor•
sponitto recent cniiirisi,,: by turned after being struck by
•
STATE FARM INSURANCE
IIORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
GUARANTY CO.
Possibility of forming 16
AUTOMOTIVE
L. D. PIANTE. INC.
Swofford over the county not an auto driven by Sirs. Grace
Ilia Industries Exposition.
WIL
5ONE1CffELBUflG
Companies
LLW7, 1742, Sanford
League of Women Voters hs
119 W. First, Sanford
209 V. 25th St. Sanford
Oviedo, Florida
More than 1,001) products paving hi.rrnuit's Trail and Brown Grant, 343 Longwood
MORTUARY
Irving I. Pryor and Staff
Seminole County wilt hi Aiv Site Seminole County girls
'3,
will
be displayed by the aso I Hallar.i Street.
ilhihway, Altamonte Springs.
Eunic. I. Wilson and Itaff
and
beauty
contest
will
be
cussed tonIght, at a a
exhibitors at the ezpocltion.
i.
night
for
the
furnished
by
Sanfords
own
the A
antS
.
at o'clock
which opens Ott In 4.111. Toles.
3Iia. Premiere" and the
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FLORIDA STATE BANK
SprIngs Community C ctaT. bon..r of being accompanied
Roadrunners and an.
BILL TIEMPHILL MOTORS, INC.
day anti runs through Friday.
Rocking
KILGORE SEED CO',NIPA
.
r
PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
*11
Mrs
Leland
C.
Foils,
SOUTHERN
NATURAL
GAS
CO.
other
The
exhibits
at
popular
Exposition
band from Or.
by Hollywood film star Chad
I
Idoo W. lat. St-, Sanford
SnICKLAND-MORRISON, ING.
--, _7
1%~:-7
J. M. Cameron ud Staff
John Dunn and Staff
organization t'haIrMI5..¼
Park near the downtown area
Lv.rstt to the world premiere lando.
sci3aSIOa. in Orlando of the new movie.
LWV. will icail
will be open to buyers and in
Everett, who will he at the
•a C
Iwitriallst.s from 10 a.m. tin- M*AYI fi$$T QUALITY
"Johnny Tiger."
barbecue to sign autographs
III 2 p.m., daily, and open to
THE AMERICAN OIL CO.
A. DTJDA &amp; SONS, INC.
Does anyone have any csflP. Judging in the contest will and talk, will crown
th e winPURLIX MARKETS
the public from 2 pm. until
ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANi WILSON-MATER FURNITURE CO.
WINN DIXIE STORES
ing equipment or tents to COMS*.5 the the to a bathe- nor of
av a1
Mr. di Mr.. M. K. Strickland
the
contest.
and Employees
10 P.M.
Rose &amp; Wilk. Bowman &amp; Employees
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson
and Employees
spare' The Girl Scouts are
,, Ev rett's honor at Ft. The barbecue, sponsored by
It
In another area of the park,
looking for some. Call 328.
3q Park beginning at 5 the Sanford Chamber of Corn.
44'
COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY.
mmmF
the Festival of Florida Foods '
4222.
p.
Inal judging, with merre, is Just one of the many
BAPTIST
Mt. usia Mi.eioae,p flaptist. lipee Ave.
.1
';r 1 will display more than 1 000
IC
Rm*j Caiholi. Base. $partsaaas Cub,
LUThERAN
Pails Wec24yss hathedisS. it. 55
both
Now 11.10.1 Mieslousary Baptist Church.
SEYINTI DAT ADvz7erIwr
fflg suit and formal activities this week which eul.
I I Bootle I Church Oviedo
csilu.(a
Florida produced foodstuffs1 in
W.
at
Pacts
Por..t
Lake
ievestlii.dsy
Advent
Pre.echool 11IIU1S&amp;IIS1
ist Church,
Ave.
c:.itaastIe1 chur
Choral. Ovarbrook
Parebbag
Now
Aft. C41vary
a supermarket style arrangeMissionary
I
be V°'Eompcuhhn, will be hIl n:inates in the film's world
Baptist
Choluots. Irtral 049416t Clue"
Denary
Dr.
Casselberry
Monroe
S'it
ties W. loth St.
1 in kaforl Civic Center. premiere Thursday night at
.siJ nient.
Maitlau l
:
Ave.. Altamonte gpriagg
New Salem I'rlmttiva Saptiet Church,
held Tuesdays ne 11:3'
*
Cli I.
springs
0w4
tau Av7e. Altamonte
116 S. urlani, Dr.
Wa
it. Pail'i Melh.4tN Chard
01555*
and
their
span.
the
Parkwi
Cinema
:
Thea.
The
1105
W.
11(1
ii.
$s.fo,4
I•veath.day
Exposition is
Adventlaj
. ma.
4
I.utb.ran Chores f 5 *s4s..
to 1 p.m. ReidatlSUfmWlll be
New Mt. Zion Baptist deVil. 1720 Pear
Seventh a a1
Rd.
Cis,.IITIAII
-;. -,
•
ter
In
Orlando.
First hlspt1e Church.
aAve.
sponsored
by the Florida Do
141
%Y
altO
Pise.
chllitren who will hi
Uakian Baptist Church, 174$ W. Silk it.
Pint Christian Church. 1507 5. Sanford Ave.
all
for
it&amp;
for
sae,..
5
•w
I
Baptist C%urcb off
Messiah Lutheran Church. American Laglos
flur J. Thornton. Florida i The now movie .which also
Osleen Bautlet churc h
OTHER CHURCHEs
veloprnent Commission and is
4
:: a
DRIVE COOL THIS SUMMER
S I X before Jan. 1, N•
CONOiIS(IATIONAf
a- Dellary
2111. Prairie Lake, Pars Perk
J .• •t•
list, lank; Jeri Wheatland, i stars Robert Taylor, Geraldine
lurch III W. Onora lid.
designed to keep industrial
it. 43$, £itaaunta IPTISgU
-. '
Congregational Christian Church
A.M.L
Clutch.
olive
*
12th
St.
Lukas
L.Oth.raa
Church.
itt.
US
birth
toorm
ents
should
bring
Pra
1'"1,1:t1t
tt
le
Ba
p
ti
st
Ridge
li
a
Chinsh.
d,
Piras Saptiet Church of D.Sary,
1451 lark A,..
hAZAREXE
Church of God in Christ. 0,1.4+.
AT PENNEY-LOW PRICES!
8anf0r4 Isyee.; Cathy But. I Brook, and Brenda Scott, was
buyers informed of the wide
to at
First Baptist Church of Geneva
?4orlhsida Christlas Church, Florida,
ChuIuot.a. Community Church
lificate'.
r:jr.aa:. onsry apt a - ..uroh. Swap
er, Sanford Merchants Also. I filmed at Wakiwa springs and
range of products available
P i re I Chores of the Paeans.. W.
Church at God Of Prophecy. III? Elm Ave.
Pint Baptist Church at La ke
Haves
Dr..
Maltiasd
Foremost Reliant Air CosditlISse
hi missionary
israeli Memorial Wet hodl
C%arck I.
And as Maple
911.1 Church.
Church at God Minion. Lntaprt..
Pint Baptist Church .1 Lake SlosteS
ciat.on;CaroiBeoserer, United in Longwood, and is released
within the state.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hanfor d
DehIsry Ave. Ent.rprts.
Pars Park Church .1 Ili* NaUtIlI.
Pint hiaptl.t Church .1 Leagnood, cm,.
Church
at
Jean.
Christ
of
Lattw
t
Day
hear
tale
Methodist
Cisisrol
1113111,644
State Bank oSeminole; Char. by Universal Picture..
Pt I
Ii •• ii tfl Estates
Church of Christ ISIS I. Park Ave.
Herald
O'Brien Rd., Fan Park
Saint.. 221$ Park Ave.
Church $ Grant
St. Jam Is •e.Iuuary Ba ptist Ci*ur.h StS•
Bethel A.8I.E+ Church. Canaan Eelght.
Church at Christ. U.n.,.
Lake Mary Church at 11. NsWeaa
Sires Baptist Church .1 oii.
Community Chapel. Altamonte springs
Area deaths ............................2 lots. 8ander 1.0 ny woo 4 Admission to the barbecu.
Church
it
Cas,slh..rry
Community
Methodist
Church.
0090*8
Chris
t.
Lake
Mary
Eastern Orthodox Choral. *1. Johns Chry.
Tires baptist Church .1 Ma Land. ipriaje
11 Chamber oflotsmierce; Lynn is by ticket only, anl tickets,
Church of Christ. Lungw4
31w,. 17.13 $ Plusy 1511g. Hit, CaaaJib.rny
I
B Ii Ch
Classified ads
First Shiloh Mt.iio$Ary Maplial .Church.
P15EISYTIRIAW
easIest Chapel. hwy. 17-53. Ysrs Park
Church at Christ. Pssla
Methodist Church W
Matthews lion?,, Bap tist church
list W. loth Alt.
Bot h Israel. LL.t magnolia
JACKSONVILLE (W'I)
Comics .......................
0 McCord. sat4t'ii Pilot Club, which also will be good for
- (*USIS Heights
Community Preebytariss Church, Lake Mary
lend City Baptist Church
CHURCH OP 4100
W. B. Price, a candidate for
NO DOWN PAYMENT, $8 A MONTH
10 and Patricia (*i, Lake Mary admission to the film during
Christ Matholist Church
Crossword puzzle ......
it. John's Missionary Baptist Church,
First Presbyterian, Church, Oak Ave.
tauntais 30as4 Baptist Church. Oviedo
$01 p. 144 at.
COMMANDER Francis J.iierkrr of AmerisuIn Legion l'ut 63 wai prtt.
0 .yprass t
3viIa*1 Katate.
Church .1 004. 55$ Hickor
5 ft4 St.
the State Senate, died Sunday
Jordan Miss4ostary Bapti.$ Church,
lUnido in Halt of lekoYths Wtt.sa
Dear Abby +•,•.+•....................9 Chamber of maerer.
its
regular
showing
following
VIral
SteIltudiat
Church.
CII
Park
Imp.
Ave.
us
list Church. a
Sinai Presbyterian Church •1 Dellary4
sented * framed certificate of appreciation signed by Selective Service
Church of God 5300 5. Vvanah
Sprinse Rd..
1131 W. First
Lak. Nuatoa Halt, IllS W. Third St.
Newest I. big enslag pew.,
in a hospital at the age of 68.
Judges for ihu conical, will the premier., are available
nut M,iltedI.t Churc:: of 1+l'ntei
1A
Al tamonte
Church of Clod. Oviedo
8. U1gutan4
Editorial peg.
lv. Southern Baptist Mission, Chuiiota
First Pentecostal Church of Longwood
Director Lewis Hershey at district constitutional conference. Award was
Mere efficient hall.kevve sir direders
PineS Southern MISkoUst Church
.stthle Missionary Baptist Churnh,
Presbyteri an Church p1 The Covenant
Church of God tussle.e.,
Price,
a
used
car
salesman,
Pull
Missionary Baptis t Church North *4.
Gospel Tabernacle
9 be Sanford be jockey Gil at St. Johns Realty, ESSO
Country Club
Entertainment ......
in recognition of Post serving coffee and doughnuts to departing iriduc.
1410 Mnfurd Ave.
"
0 7 Ave.
A. Orlando Of.
ML Olive LLaL&amp;naa. 2724
Ealerprisa
Easier
to reach, cIoss.t. driver c.tmM
01
was
running
against
lacunIb
Church,
Oak
UA.
Luck,
sad
Sr..
Matt.o,il,t
S
at
the
Church.
$01
W.
411
II.
St.
Aitdrewa
"boys
ZIoa
Hops
Uapitas
service
station..,
Keder's
Jew.
Prsebytarisa
Church
Churcb, 71$ orange Ave.
ALL Getest
Maa.dunia 13*aetoa Uaptlal Chuck
tees. Left to right, Luecker, Legionnaire Nancy Nordstrom, clerk of the
1131,01100"
All 5.1st. Episcopal Cheral H. Debisry
Cbaisg.s
c&amp;r every 30 'stead.
40neva
Me1t*udLa
3ouova,
Chuck.
j
eat
Sen.
Joha
5313
hear
1_ak.
Jtoa4
E.
Mathews
(Mit *$Ui flit. Olicea
Piiere,t Assembly of Gal. 1751 j, Nina
Ave.. Entarpniap
$ VIL (hI isIsefrom WLOF In airy Stan and Tou'bton's
$oct.ty
local draft board, and Capt. Donald Wilbur, assistant administrative of.
CATHOIJa
Uraca Methudlat Church. Oitura 84.
Uus4aia enmanalty Presbyter" Church,
Werilap Glory hapIlat Church. Janevs Hwy.
Sanford
Alliance
and
form.,
Sen.
Wayne
E.
Christ
I..p41 Church, Lsgwou4
Chisttck.
1561
5.
Park
Ave.
Off,ruin.
tOnal
Chtap.l
A
11
E.
Citur..tt.
Ovt.I
Ip.ala
sports
...............
Store,
also
Rehios'.
Rd.
I
Drug
Mt. 1)iiv. Sliesiinsry liaplI.t Church, SaS
(hurch of the Natitlty, lake Mary
.
(leer of the state Selective Service System from St. AtigtitIne, who prolanfiti Congruities at JIhoyah' Wit.
At: .Iii:i 1:. t..i.ii. OLnhripl Ci
Ripley for the district IS seat
4 1 jt.5, .0
Iii tt,u, .tt. UtIJO
',% ..t. ,t,r Pneibyterlas Cburh. liset
PINNEY's AUTO CENTER IN SANPOO P1MM
*04 'ant ut Lea.
111 Souls Catholic Church, its QaS Ave.
MaiM flniag *4, iiaua4
S S talc urii Oftbarbecue, Spurting (Icoda.
14Iy Clues Epheivpai1 Park Av e. at $11
v
sented
the citation,
Gaissa MsLho11aI t,hurit
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                    <text>Dec. 80, 1965

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R. J. CODY of RVAH-12, Sanford Naval Air
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dltional six-year term of duty. Squadron commander Cdi-. - í
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the December meeting of the Geneva Extension
homemakers Club which took place at the Geneva Community hull.
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President Johnson continue
New Year's Day has been
reshuffling his envoys on
of
hundreds
celebrated for
broad front today in what a
maybe 3,000 years peared to be an all-out effot
years
before Christ was born.
to find peace in Vietnam b
fore ordering a further esci
In the South It means black. lation of the war.
From France and Vugoali
eyed peas and hog jowl must
be consumed if 11)66 is to via to Manila, top U. S. off
dais met with world leader
bring good luck.
probing and hoping for nc
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peace channels while at lii
In old times it was consame time reaffirming Amel
very
unlucky
for
anysidered
ican determination to Man
one to to out of the house and fight in Vietnam.
until someone had entered.
In the background was th
Some folks probably had J: fact that the pause In U.
stay home all day.
bombing raids against Nort
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A new tradition of New day today despite the absenc
Year's is bowl games. There- of any signs from Hanoi that
fore it is a *lay of suffering is willing to accept pear
aent Into feelers from the United State
for many wives
exile by a television set.
or any other country.
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Today's peace efforts cci
Sam (Superball) Stanley let-ed In Brdo, Yugoslavil
ohs head Clockwind.r got where top administration trot
andWS
on the TV .iddkt.s by bletrnuter W j,eeulI heir
wstmbhtg the Gator Bowl livi, man meets with vacationlc
Communist leader Josef Tilt
In JaonvilIe.
and. In Paris, where Unite
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and her assistants, with a i
Christmas favor at each plate.
Mrs. llHda Richmond, pro.
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present and future. Mrs. Ma
In Seminole Cowrsty
drUm. Elliott at the piano
Played the theme song "Do
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prit.ly music for each medal We sIS t. pas a S syilsa,
as she entered. Mrs. Joanne
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10ev eve wrvw sb.ps of
Daman serrated the show $I."p.
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with Kathy LovcU as the blithe ii sSisden
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bedlately" step up his cou
try's aid to Vietnam.
McGeorge Bundy, a
presidential adviser on VI
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fresh from talks with Canadli
officials Thursday, includt
l'rlmc Minister Lester
Pearson

The diplomatic inaneuvi
jugs seemed to Indicate Pm
dent Johnson was pursuing o
possible peace road throu
the International Control Cot
mission (ICC), composed

neutralist India, Canada Al
Communist Poland.

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daily receipts for Tuesday al
Wednesday. It was placed
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Thursday when the store w
opened. The money, in checl
bills and change, was mlssii
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The Florida Sheriffs Boys
Ranch will benefit front a
mounted posee horse show at
Fairview Park on l.c,, ftomil
Jan. A group of boys from
the Live Oak ranch will be
on hand to witness the show.
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The true spirit of Christmas
was reflected last week
through Sears. Roebuck and
Co., which donated approximately 100 display toys to the
Sanford Lions Club for under•
privileged children. The Lions
In turn, turned the toys over
to the Salva tion Army for
dis tribution before Christina.
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Art Lee, Johnny Green and
Ralph Patton of Sanford were
honored by Southern Bell at
a recent party for long earvie, to the company. Lee and
Green received 20 year pins
and Patton a 30-year service
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A team of U. S. envoys tb
Don Vincent, Big Bill's bro- previously visited Poland at

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fill in as photographer when
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and Mrs. Tins Sharp of Del.
tons. Each spoke a few words
In appreciation of the oppor.
(unity at associating with the
Welcome Wagon buslnesswise.
Charles McCarthy of Mackb
Brothers spoke on the "Growth
of Deltona," giving a look Into
"Things to Come."
At noon, luncheon was pro.
ceded by Invocation by Mrs.
Collette SchIflo, club chap.

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The Christmas party of the
Deltona Welcome Wagon Club
was held at Deltona Inn.
During the social hour which
followed the business meeting,
several of the sponsors of the
Welcome Wagon were Intro.
duced, Mrs. Evelyn West of
Btetson, Mrs. Dorothy l3rcn.
nor of fleftary, Mu. Vera
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SANFORD ELKS played host to a large group
of underprivileged children at the llks Lodge
on Second Street, allowing each child to select
several toys from a generous display. Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Walters pose with some of the toys
which were contributed by the Men's Golf Association, Junior Golf Association, and SuperX
Drug Store. Pinecrest Ligget Itexali Drugstore
furnished candy for tim children.

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day may take some of the I P. in. Wednesday when the s Eve 26-year-old Stuckey took his
sting out of New Year'
niece to a store to return
bills. hut Social Security
tax some bottles.
increases that begin Saitinis
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b(Kiic% were found by a hunter Thursday afternoon.
The victims have been iden.
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George Howard Stuckey, both
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discovered the bodies sprawl. I
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parked in the WOOdS near the
Will Be
Seminole County (lump in the
Sanlanilo Springs area.
T. W. (Bill) Stuckey, father
if the dean man, reported the
4.5 Per Cent
couple missIng at 12: $0 A. in.
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tire year of 10th. Through Onora Road and the Town 'it'
fly Harry Law's
will put the ache back in the sheriff's office, the dead man's
Construction in Seminole November, 701) building per- Lek. Apartments going up on
4lAy,
father described his son
But with the start of the mentally ill and reported a County and Sanford during mit.s had been Issued In San- First Street.
new yeur-12:01 am. Sistur. nine-shot .22 caliber pistol 1965 showed a great increase ford representing $2,461,265
The one area In which San.
over last year.
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on, while during ford lagged behind 1064 was
in
construc
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Through Dec. 28, there had
,
first bigger pay check bite
The victims were shot with
.22 caliber pistol found in been building ponuita issued 11)64 a total of 951 permits in construction of new, oneIf raised social Security taxtotalling construction amount- wene issued for $i,bu4,'289 In family dwellings. During 1064
ci. The increase will boost the car.
permits were Issued for build.
The girl had been shot twice, ins to $8,214,032 in Seminole construction.
the maximum yearly tax to
Part
of
the
increase
in
conlug of 41 such unit. at a con2.!7.20, 59 per cent higher once in the left side of the County, compared to $6,459,.
struction cost of $449,870.
tructiun
value
in
Sanford
than the plivious maximum. neck and once In the left tern- :tso during all of 1901.
tit porillits Through November of 1965,
Thi' city of Sanford showt4i while titiit tttiiitir- e to $:157,- permits had been granted for
Tile increase in Social S.- pie. According to Sheriff J.
MYRON F. SMITH rings out for the final time
cniiity taxes will finance big- L. 1101)1)), this would Indicate nit increase of $11511,9711 in w;ts lower-was titl
for two 32 new, one-family home,,
ger ri'tirenn'nt benefits anti Stitekey was sitting next to the construction permits granted 0414) building cos t
at Sanford Post Office. A letter carrier for
months
apartment
complexes,
the with a construction value tag.
a little more than 25 years, Smith estimates he
portions of the new health girl In the front seat of the during the first 11
it $380,507,
of 11)65 compared to the en- Commodore Apartments on ged
walked the equivalent of once around the earth
care program for elderly per. car when he shot her.
During this year, 11 psnnita
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in
all
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apparently
then
moved
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making
and drove five times around while
nonjo.
wore Issued by Sanford for
postal carrier rounds in Sanford, lie plans to
muted $5 billion in extra rev- Into the back seat of the car,
construction of new buildings
"gnintle
himself
comfortable,"
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spend his retirement in fishing.
coup.
of a business nature
this
shot himself in the right
The excise tax cuts adieu . and
Includes office structuresbut
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uled to go into effect during temple.
with a consnonet a,tr.I
The bodies were found about
1968 are expected to total
of $1,211,769.
in. Thursday, but the two
only $1.7 billion.
Growth of Seminole County
itre believed to have died
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Tit(- change in Social Se- about 7 p. m. Wednesday.
during the year was tIsct.d
curity taxation will mean a
by the number of now, one.
The deaths have tentatively
4.5 per cent. tax will be 1ev- been ruled as murder and sui. Navy base, and schools, tel and Marina complex.
family housing units •r.ets&amp;
led on the first $6,600 of an. cide. Officers said th e girl death and sinkholes, tele. 4. passage of legislative bill In the county, but outside any
l)hOfles and Lake.
nuid income. This compares hiatt not been molested.
setting up Port Authority and incorporated municipa lity.
to the 8.624 per cent tax 1evActual location where the These have been the big granting funds to purchase there were permits issued for
led beforee the increase on death car was found Is one Seminole County newsmakers site for Port of Sanford.
400 new homes. Thus, slight..
the year fast drawing to
luge sinkholedevelops In ly more than one-third of the
Wilson-Maier the first $4,800 of a work- mile south of SR 431 and one. in
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The Sanford l!erad •gsln er.sU bib set;
era income,
fourth mile west of Interstate close,
house total 1,185 permits issued
this year Is prosent.ng Its Furniture Co.- Cosco convertThe Sanford herald editorial Cassetberry, swallowing
The excise tax cuts, aside 4, between the highway and
r a 1 through Dec. 28 were for
New Year Baby Conte with ible jumper; Scnkarik Glass from the 20 per cent admis' tilecounty dump. It is in the staff lists the '10 major and endangering s o v e
construction of new homes.
advertisers offering a best of and Paint Co., Inc.-frame for sinus tax anti 10 per cent same general area-although events in Seminole Courtly" others.
6. Your deaths in two sep. During 1961, permits for
Perfection
portrait;
baby
four
this
way:
prizes to the first born tot.
cabaret tax, also will affect off the highway-where
Tod ay, advertisers offer Dairies-baby record book; club dues and initiation fees, persons have perished In 1. Ordered closing of San. arate auto accidents on fog. 382 now homes were issued.
ford Naval Air Station and bound stretch of Interstate-I. Construction of new church.
their gifts in a special display The Remnant Shop- $2.50 in
, flaming wrecks on 1.4.
potential loss of nearly 10,000 7. Fourlanlng of 25th Street es or additions to exLeUn
on Page 12. Twenty merchaid. merchandise; Sanford Dry telegrams and telephone set
ones resulted in five permits
residents, Scheduled closing at cost of $30000.
are participating this year. Cleaners-completely finished vice,
WRONG ADDRESS
Gifts and the Institutions or laundry (20 pounds); ltouinil. The 20 per cent excise on
date is July 1967. A fight to s.South Seminole County being issued for a total build.
tat and 'Anderson Drugs- club dues will be repealed
Pn-rsuuiwli (DPI) - On keep base open will be taken gets courthouse annex In lag tag of $177,530. New
stores in this contest are:
Seminole Plaza expected to school construction or export.
Florida State Bank- $5 dc Johiton $54 Johnson baby completely Saturday, along his last job, Gilbert B. May. to Congress.
OPCfl
Monday.
wrong
ad.
sit
to
Christmas
Club;
Kadgift
sat;
Wert
Jewelry
Storewith
the
10
per
cent
tax
on
hen
went
to
the
sion accounted for $358,200 In
2. Establishment of Seminole
po
sterling silver 1547 Rogers -Bros. feeding telegrams. The 10 per cent dress. And in Mayhan's built, Junior College and technical. 9. PSC gives approval to building permits being issued.
er Jeweler
proposed Southern Bell-Winter There were also issued $126,.
teething ring rattle; Chick n' apses, and Sweeney's-photo levy on telephone service ness that is the cardinal sin, vocational school,
drops to three per cent,
lie wrecks houses.
Treat.- dinner for two; Toy album.
3. Announced plans for to. lark Telephone Company link, ()Ø() In permits for new service
Corral- $5 gilt certificate:
velnpment of lakefront, in. establishing metro phone sys. stations in the county.
Bridges' Photo Studio- gift
eluding huge Holiday Inn mo- tern for county. Work underlrL constructions preja
mpletion.
we y fo rc o
portrait of baby; Furay FurnieeLS in Seminole foe which
10. l'urehase of famed May.
lure- $3 gift certificate; list-fair Inn by ilcrnarr Macfad. building permits were granted
rictt', Beauty Nook- surden Foundation to house San were the previously mentioned
prise gift; Sanford Atlantic
apartment dwellings, plus axford Naval Academy.
National flank- $10 savings A herd of 14 horses was Dr. 8. L. Bass, president of oher, and as best can be do.
year,
panabon
programs at Sanford.
And so It has gone this
account;
account; Thriltway- case of found abandoned and starv- the Seminole County Humane! terniined have not been fed
much
of
the
news
unOrlando
Kennel Club, South
Gerber's baby food; Ritz ing to death Thursday in an Society, and
h'nul Jenkins, ex. In at least a month.
pleasant and tragic. What is Seminole Hank and the new
Theatre - one year pass for i'igbt-acre, pasture on Myrtle ecutive director
Drivers who imbibe Just
of the society,
The horses were in a pitiful bit. too niuch New 'ear'as in store for the future? Only Cobi* boat-works plant in the
two;
Street, near the north stiure went to the scene to check on
Sanford Industrial Park.
Celery City Printing Co., of tai Jessup in the vicinity the horses.
state and were covered with spirits are being offered a time will tell.
Inc.- 50 birth announcements: of Snyder's Egg Farm. A 13th One wa% hying dead in the sores. Several of the herd are chance to survive for the new
Tmmehton's Rexal Drugs
pasture, victim of maInutrI mares and are believed to hi year by the Sanford l'oikp
horse in the herd was dead.
l'iaytex party pants and coyThe property where the lion. Another was hobbling carrying colts.
Department a nil Seminole
horses were pastured is owned around with a broken leg. in; Dr. Bass said the horses County Sheriff's Office.
by Ken Snyder but he told the all likelihood it will have to will be imtKflhfl(ic(l by the Ito.
Both law enforcement
inane Society and v.ili be tnnv. ripi will drive home anyone
sheriff's department he had be put to death.
The horses reportedly have I ed to new pasture next week who calls and requests trans.
leased it to Jan hlarrc'ti, of Or.
- been in the pasture since Oc t.I so he can take care of them. portation, rather titan trying
linda.
to drive their own car..
Both Sheriff J. I.. Hobby
SAIGON (LJPfl-Vict Cong
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and Police Chief Arnold Wit.
terrorists exploded two plastic
llama cautioned drivers not
bombs in a pink stucco Amer.
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lean military billet in Dalat
id es if they have had too
early today, killing one Amer. b.lI "
much to drink, but to call for
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transportation instead. Both
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The war, itself, was incrcas•
departments will give th e free
lag In intensity dcipite U.
rides as long as their men
peace efforts.
are available.
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Vietnamese troops surrounded a Viet Cong battalion of 500
men near the Cambodian bor.
AUSTIN, Tu. (UP!)
der today and were systemat.
President Johnson Thursday
icaliy cutting it to pieces in
promoted five Army National
a battle which still raged at
Guard and five U. S. Army
nightfall.
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U. S. B52 bombers from
to major general and 23 Guard
Guam struck late Thursday,
and Reserve officers to briga.
bitting western Tay Ninh Prodiet- general. Included for pro
vince 50 miles northwest of
motion from Coloniel to brigaSaigon-the reported location
dier general was Vernon F.
of the Viet Cong high Corn'-'
Sikes, SI, assistant to the
in and.
Florida adjutant general, NaBut the moratorium an air
raids against North Vietnam
tional Guard, and former side
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t-' th. Bible book "Zechariah." .
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admonition to "examine oneDodson also partici.
self' ecmu from the lips
times.
pat-ed on the Saturday prothe "sage of .PaosP John HE COMES TO MAKE
Apostle In the 11th .ap LIFE WORTH LIVING. For
m. Witnesses provided for
tat' Cl Rev*l&amp;tIonit "Plae
he causes us to do that which the needs of the delegates by
and measure the temple of m. does at his beat • .
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God and the altar, and the" elevati ng th. spiritual. There meri t. Handling of large
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meesuad by the steady : am a witnessing Christian.
such is First Aid, Cafeteria,
demo of the heavenly Father. 115 COMES TO MAKE Ref reshment, Trucking, etc.
I tsar however, th*t many W MEN WORTH LOVING. We Witness methods have often
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selfish, then our churches are adventure for and with men. Preaching activities for the
that way also.
Like someone said recentiy past six months.
Keynote speaker for the as
A few years ago then aP- almost by mistake, but not
Poured In the New Yost quite . . . "
people have more sembly was Jehovah's Wit.
Times, a cartoon which do. fun than anybody I know." nexses' Supervisor, Joseph
in altar, which
HE COMES TO MAKE Sala.
Meetings will resume on
covered with dust sad grime. SACRIFICE WORTH MAE.
picted
t one end a Bpider had me&amp; ING. I listened Intently, al- schedule at the local King.
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had someth ing to die for
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tire structure of INATO. It 0. Peking'S People's Daily warn- are on the defensive as Rro
nationwide marketing and dis. they
Iraq, Syria and the United
are likely to lead to a cii in a recent ed itorial.
trlbutlon system,
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returned the indictments. The Americanism. Is too conscious ideologicitI conflict must con. and to determined Amorlean

accused will be arraigned In of the West's dependence on tinuo unabated and the inter. resistance to Viet Conic ag'
the U. S. "nuclear umbrella" national Communist move- greaslun in Vietnam.
mid.January.
A marine equipment dealer to scuttle NATO.

ment must split further.

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with firms in Miami and Char. More Impor ta nt is the Because of the Moscow.Pe- Castro will be less of a threat
leston, Phil ip Bodne, 54, was West's unprecedented econom- king quarrel and President In 1066. It Is increasingly cvi.
accused of paying navy em' ic recovery and pros perity- Johnson's policy in Vie tn am, dent that Russia-upon whom
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lcaat $84,097 worth of Navy y Hitler's armies.
tries of Europe, Africa, Asia have a free hand only insofar
property.
as he does not interfere sen.
Now look at the Communist and Latin America.
Two more marine eq uipment world.
I nlndor.esia, P resident Ru- ously with the relations be.
dealers, Lamar Dennis, of Russia, despite her stock of karno is now little more than tween Moscow and th e United
Harahan, La., with offices in nuclear wea pons. Is facing a a puppet of the and
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New Orleans, and Melvin Mc- Eucn, of Long Beach, Calif.,
were accused of taking part.

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of trade and economic ex.

period of NATO and are not ex- sage to the Communists. Mao The decline of communism
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disobey any injunction against predicted there would be a

Serv ce Today

SEMINOLE
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strike at 5 am., New Year's

a strike,

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"They'll have to put 36,000 Dy that somehow th e talks
transit workers in the clink," might get started again.
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Quill sold they would not re. The Issues in the dispute are

sume until "Lindsay spends the TWU's financial demands,
which the Transit Authority
eight hours negotiating."
Lindsay. who takes office as said would cost $690 million for
the new year starts, later said two years, and the fact that
he would spend today with the the authority has not made a
panel that has been trying to counter proposal.

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from the federal government, rift in the Communist world. "We shall certainly carry strong beachhead in the Bud. only lukewarm support to the
Cong. They are also In.
SO vast an operation was th e There are, however, aIim on the debate to a finish and nncso government. Today Viet
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majority of Venezuelans have Hut in the view of specW.
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pro-Communist
become
tired of constant tieDespite th e protests of pro. countries. Moscow's
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plications
and effects of th e
feuors and intellectual Cas. failure has also forced th e President Hen Hells was over- re
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sandiu there Is no longer Kremlin rulers to admit their th rown and since has disap. and financed by Castro, Po- transcend the little Southeast

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a scant 100 feet from the spot Church, Longwood, on Satur.
from
the three Marines we re fatal. day, the Feast of the Cireum• theRev. R. T. BarrettChurch To Observe
Oaklawn
Baptist
ly injured.
clslon,
In Sanford, guest speaker,
On that day, anot her early The Men's Club of
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will
open the service at S Communion
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morning fog caused two so- Church Will Meet at 7:30
p.m.
p.m.
Games and refreshments
By Maryann Mllft
iterate accidents, within min. Monday at the Parish house will follow.
Holy Communion will be
utes of each other in both on Church
Street. WWlam
lieginning at 11:45 p.m., observed at St. Andrew.
lanes of the road, Involving a Creamer, president,
will con_ Rev. ft. C. Key, pasto r, will P
resbyterian Church of Boar
total of 16 VehiCle s,
duct the meeting.
lead the congregation in prSY- Lake at the 11 am. worship
One of these accidents-a
ing the old year out and the hour Sunday. Guest soloist,
fi ery crash of two ca rs and
new year in,
L. D. Hoover, will sing a 5.truck-took t. life of James Area Catholics
Sunday the church will ob. l.ctlon from Handel's liesDavid Brazil, 35, Cl North OrThe Lord's Supper.
slab accompanied by the
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guest organist, George Law.
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Masses hav been scheduled
A general meeting of the
for New Year's Day at the
Guests at DeBa.ry Manor Women of the Church will
A Watch Night Service at Catholic Church of the Nativ.
First Methodist Church, San. 1tr at Lake Man' and at St. were treated 10 visits last take place at 7:30 p.m. Wed.
ford, will be sponsored by Mary.tlagdalen Church, Alta. week from a group of day msday with Mrs. Edward
nursery students and from Rieckmann in charge.
the youth of the church at monte Springs.
h130 p.m. today followed by At Nativity Parish, mass the Junior Choir of the De- Deacons and elders of the
Community )bthodist church also will meet at 7:30
Holy Communion. All warn- will be celebrated at a am. 0*
Bot Vmpo prosent~
Wednesday.
at Get- 11
bars of the church are on- and 9 p.m. while amleel,
coursged by Rev. Robert M. St. Mary.Magdalen will take .4 prramns of seasonal mu- thigs Is clerk of the Session
Jenkins, niIlste r, to attend place at 7 sm., 1:30 a.m., 10 ale for entertainment of the and John Best Jr. is chairman
a.m., 11 a.m., and 12.13 p.m. residents.
&amp;his service.
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reek In Florida history oc' A
service Will take Place At Watch Nlxht Service
curred Dec. 22 on Interstate-4 10 A.M
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Soviet Union and China Is
As in Indonesia and Algeria ranks of the Venezuelan Comed on charges of stealing at of freedom'
From Indonesia to Algeri a, likely to become fie rcer In a dramatic anti.Communiat munist party."
least $125 million in equipment the Conga and th e Sudan, 1066. According to China's turn recently occurred in the Even In Soviet , dominated
from the Navy, Charleston Russia and China suffered a latest pronouncements the dif. Sudan. At the beginning of Fast Europe, Ruuia'a satel
shipyards. It was one of the series of political setbacka fercnces between Moscow and 1965 Communists staged an liii's are trying to escape Mos.

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not likely to give the Free
is oil.rlch Venezuela.
Soviet urricultural policy is
Vietnam war is, alas, facing
now fighting for Its life. was
World a breath ing spell. The
on-the-spot
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to
an
This
led
the
Ru.failure.
further escalation. But this a
reaching out for power. it wit. Acco
to
Politika,
Yugo.
year
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should not obscure,'
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A flaming wreck in early 1 ma Smith, vice president, and
eliminated on Jan. 1, 1969.
carolers were League COUfl' reading, prayer, and a talent
There will bj a New Year's
morning tog on Interstate-4 George Wright, secretary.trta.
"We at Southern Bell are selor. R. D. Priest; Chair dl- program. The film, "Hoses Eve Watch Night Service at
between the SR 411 and SR 436 sure.
very happy to see this tax on rectorp Jim Talmadge# and and the Mountain of Fire," 0 a k I a w n Haptlot Church,
Interchange on Dec. 12 event-1 Librarians will be Miss the
way out," be said. "No ,
Mrs. John Saul..
will be shown. The public ii Country Club Road, starting
tually claimed the lives of
Barbara Dedlent and Mrs. other utility service sWI carparticipating
Young
people
at 9 p.m. with worship. The
Invited.
three Marines.
Tamps, Gertrude MacNaughton.
ties such a tax."
were Steve Duffey, Lawana
Starting Sunday at 7 p.m., program for remainder of
11 Manuel Lopez, of
Th e Choir's annual Christ.
Williams, Eila floutwell, Elii the church will have a Bible th. evening will include de.
died in the fler wreckage.
beth Priest, Daniel Priest, study program to be conduct. votion, a film strip, games,
James Spaulding of Tampa mis party was held at the
home of Miss Iledlent, the or.
Jameson, and Johnny ed by Itev. Harwood Steele. and refreshments, climaxed
and Charles Gladden of OrJohnson.
Theme will be John's Witness by a midnight candlelight.
lando died several days later ganist.
singer
s we re en of Jesus,
e
th
communion se rvice.
Later
of burns received In the acci.
To Have Watch tertained at the Loch Arbor
dent.
home of Mrs. Olan Boutwell,
On Dee. 1$, Orlando student
Night Service
who served hot chocolate,
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Eventually, all federal ex. the Choir of Southern 0 )loth'
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sports enthusiasts In Seminole Choir was presented during
else taxes on telephone ser- odist Church. Sanford went
7
Nov.
County, was killed on
brief business session con. vices will be removed under circling Christmas Eve, vis.
By jfl Barbo
when his car crashed into a
ducted after regular week. the lAw, which was enacted b y iting bdveral homes. At each
A New Year's Eve W Atch
bridge abutment on SR 419* ly rehearsals.
the o9th Congress and signed place, Monic with the sing- Night .Service will be field at
On Nov. 8, Dwight Marvin1 Recommended by the nom- by President John so n on June ing, appropria te Scriptu re Friendship Baptist Church of
* Brady of Gainesville. a student Inating committee, Mrs. Wil 21,
1965.
was read by hit" Lawana Altamonte Springa starting
. at Forest Lake Academy, died Ham Lakeman, chairman, and, 1,71he remaining three per Williams. and prayer was at
D p.m. and continuing unon the campus when be fell1 Mrs. Adam Muller, cosaid, "will be led by Steve Duffey, EP'
Shedden
chaircent,"
12:15 am.
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and
the
vehicle
off a truck
man, were Mrs. Charles reduced by one per cent a worth League president.
The service will consist of
passed over him.
Creasey. president; Mrs. Thel. year until the whole tax S
Adults accompanying the fellowship, testimony, Bible

Mrs. N. L. McDaniel, pres.t.

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John E. Courier, 50, post- coming year of the Dellary collect
it and
on to the
federal government." The Epworth League and

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country.
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'TPIC (ciriri*ti
States, by Increasing support the task of bu il ding up their Lioumniedienne, Is an Algerian
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there to dissension In th e
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he was walking on hwy. 17.92. First telephone bills carry. duction of th e federal excise of outlets
An accident on the lake. Ing the reduced federal excise tax from 10 to throe per cent. nis. Virginia, Louisiana, Tex. NEW YORK (UPD-111yor- Quill Thursday broke off talks mediate the dispute. That
elect John V. Lindsay moved with the Transit Authority. A pledge was expected to brI ng
"The reduction will mean an as, Oregon and other states.
front in Sanford an Sept. 24 tax were mailed to customers
grimly deadlocked bus few hours later, Quill tore up back Quill and Officials of the
the
indictment
listed
into
A
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In
did not claim it.. victim until today.
annual saving nf for the : for
leged Instances of thett and subway contract talks to.
'Me first bills reflect the rushow cause court order dur. Amalgamated Transit Union,
274 al
each Southern J.
which o pe rates several private
effort
to
avert
a
lag
a television program,
of
Sanford,
from
the
shipyard
occurring
day
so,
Edgar Lee,
deprive
three
would
1959
strike
that
him
to
be
bus
lines In the city.
in Florida," Robe rt
me
before
The
order
required
f rom someti
million persons of their normal n court today to show why M e
cal manager, said.
Ch *
The three Transit Authority
his bicycle was struck by a
until November of 1964.
transportation Just five hours iunion and the Amalgamated commissioners were in the
Shidc explained that the
car.
after
the new year begins.
the
reduc.
entire
benefit
from
Transit Union should not be negotiating rooms all night, in
Lee's death marked the first Names Officers
days. There have been none

Ladies Auxiliary and Men's

bosteis,
neat, and a social period.
1 Janc Cauelberr,
tosses following
meeting.
Plans will be made for a
Part
wttai
church
was
beautifully
Tbg
R. Zehnder of dinner with the exact date and
To
Attend
Pastor
C.
Area
He annnunced the pending (fear who has been active In satim la 91'"Um Ulf Now
Students home from eel.
decorated for the Christmas
Ascension Lutheran Church
be announced.
[ego
were
welcomed
at
First
visit
on Jan. 9, of Maj. Ed. conducting seminars on the Y.ai' with prayer.
ans Southern Methodist Church, gar C.
of Cosselbarry will conduct a
Bundy
who
will
pro.
danger&amp;
of
ComMurdent,
January
Bible
Study
Week
polneeWas, and holly berries,
under direcUou of Mrs. PatrlFriday of 10:30 a.m. The public is In- month, earn from the it
my Dom Etwo
and Bible conferences. all Monday throu
by Rev. Durward If. Knight church.
cis Vision,
First Federal. Add to or start
Rev, and Mrs. A. 5. Green
your
savings account at First
By Dom&amp; Rates
Mm Mary Stamug, L D. of the Lake Mary Church of
Gospel
Cl
.iaim
will
Holy
Communion
will
be
when the
In the group were John author and an authority on rope.
Stone, and hr.. Ed Tuber. the Nazarene ani eugene Watch Night Services will be
obsory*4 at the 10:30 a.m. Federal tomorrow.-Ady.
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Univers
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the
threat
of
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ovsb wers in charte ad at- Jaclues, treasurer of the Noll&amp;. held at the First agplist Saul&amp; Jr. from th
worship service on Sunday.
ringesneats for the program rca. Young People's Society, Church of Sanlando Spring. Dy of Florida, Emmett Mc. .plracy, will speak and the Church Liars, of America,
There will be a meeting of
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an
oWWn*d
1131111.
from
the
University
of
public
is
urged
to
bear
the
Bundy
which open" with the Call Will load a delegaUm of mem. from 9 pm, through mIdn*t Call
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to Worship by Rev. Lawrence bees of tail Lake Mary church today,
p.m. Tuesday, at the church.
measage
daily
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mor
ni
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. Western Carolina College,
Ward. Mrs. Ward presented to the Watch Night Services at A motion PU1S
evening, it the Bible Presby.
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a program of flanneIgi$s. the P'fr.t Church of the Nasa. lined "We the Family" will Glenda Goembel from Bob
terian Church In lisitliad,
no choir, dl rected by tens, Orlando, on Kaicy Ave be shown and a program of Jones University, and Sa rah
The children of Southern Bear Lake Men
Stone, presented th. spec ial nut, this evening. The service music will take place. During Lindberg from Drake Unl11ev. Knight extends inylta. Methodist Church, Sanford,
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selections, "A Carol of Won- will begin at 10 p.m. and last a recreatIon bow', games will virally.
bs
played,
nrfiv"euts
myRoy.
Knight
romIndod
the
4ort" by Staley. with Mrs. 41grougli mkhdsbt.
week
at
the
to bear this outstanding pa. party gives last
congregation of the CommonTb. Jansen Family, well. or. sod fellowship enjoyed.
By Maryann Mile.
Ward taking the solo
triot at the Sanford church church by Mrs. Ralph Cowan
Service
scheduled
service
for
the
The
will
be
closed
ion
By
lane
Cssuain-y
known
evangeilsti,
will
bring
Shall Feed MIs
The
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
W.
T.
Roy.
Re
Jan. 9.
a.m. Sunday servieo,this
Tbe lien's Club Of the CAS. at 3 p.m. Sunday,
Harold Irwin of the Bear
Flock." from Handel's Moo. the mousse and give a spe. with a Now Year's Message 11
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located
at
2460
8.
Wormlngtoa,
Mr..
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and communion,
week.
$CIbSIIY Commune
slab, swig by Mrs. Joseph del provam Cl music.
Priest, and Miss Elisabeth T-. Methodist Church atSanford Avenue.
ten ded the district mee ting
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5. Mathliux.
p,j,st,
Other, sin ging were Edward
Games and singing were of Methodist Men held Thursthe Orlando District Methodist
Yarborough, William KIIb.e,
followed by refresh. day evening at the Cass.lber.
Men at a dianer meeting.
College Youths eoyod
Henry Kr.t.er, Martha LochMonte
of fruit punch and ry Community Methodist
Tb. men were assisted by
to, Esther Smith, Mrs J. W.
homemade
cookies and candy. chu rch.
members Cl the Methodiot Lead Services
The Bear Lake chu rch's
Yarborough. and Rev. Ward.
Those present with m,
rv
Youth
Fotiowahip
is
s
Commission
on Education
ia
The Cants "The Dawn
hostess and her bsIpen were
By Jane Cia_ii_ui
lbe turkey dinner,
.1 ChrIstmas," by Roy 5.
Daniel, Louise, and Em ily will meet at 7 p.m. Monday
Nolte, presented Sunday evePriest, Gail, Ralph, Chuck, with Grant Mueller in charge.
A play, "Are Ye Able," was Stud" Recogiltics D
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Wag at the Baptist Church, j
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was directed by Oliver Math.
Carla Wonnlngton, Cindy and
during
ths program.
Methodist Chiieb with beth Stanley
Glenn
Whipple, presiding.
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Jill
and
lint with Mr.. Janet Byrne.?
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'it. weicost. was given by mooning watebip ..,,s.
hUes Foley, and a visitor,
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Lynn 5.iker,
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Choir members were is
local group. Joe Radak was youth.
WILOSMU
WASSU
Is charge of decorating whIch
song leader and Mrs. Oil,. Ipeakia. were Emoteth MU.
featured special ligbting .1Pierce, accompanIst..
let and Dan Css.slherry, .45'
La rgest Selections
yj
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Pitroski
facto misted by Oliver Math
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Edward Hansen led the 4.. dents at Asbiay CmsI,, Wit.
P. O. Ben 1316
Of
Fresh
Powers,
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Rev. 5. a. xi, iea lb.
Plastic Arrangements
eat Rev. T. Mown.. Noe
Other. participating is 5
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UNdIInSIOS.
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and DIstrict I..iy teller oais twe aeswisss ineIM July
Etc. In Central Florida
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nine of 196, th e Indonesian tige is especially evident In reverses, th e Communists are
do th ings stand in 19667 The political crises in 19655.

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will offer a special program
and congregational singing
will take place.
The congregation win pray

ducted. Sunday.

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when his motor scooter and
a t ruck collid ed in front of
Lyman High School.
men died on Aug.
struck by cars in two separate

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Sam*$, an scheduled slid m

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• juries
he received on May 29

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Chunill at 1,00swood from I

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A talent hour will be ineluded as part of the p°'
gram with all members of the
congregation invited tO par.
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Watch Night Service at the

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-careening car on Interstate4,
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at the SR 434 overpass, cialin ,
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of Safety Harbor at an Orlsn.
LINDA CARTER, Southern Bell clerk, finds
do hospital on May 25.
that though the same weight in ounces tol eOn June 15, Gary Massey,
phone bills being mailed to customers in San-

LOCh Arbor; St. Mary'., 8 Night Service at Forest ci
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P.M. until midnight today,
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'Rev. Hutching, his wife, Na.
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1, " and three sons, will be ,
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Ing his furlough.
-.w' _' "ii .kett. -,
under direction of Sterling a Communion Service Is plan.
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stale- 4 interchange.

Evangelist Cecil Ifutching
who Is visiting friends and tel:
atives in the area after
s.
lug the ch urch four years In
Anchorage, Alaska, will be

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The true spirit of Christ- or
righteous and high purpose.
sod Christmsj was well pro.
was prevailed In the .
Of all the people in the his. vuded for with each member
pioneer eooenunity of Geneva
lers toty of man It was Jesus who of Ui, family receiving special
with truckloads of caro
ca" the most and spent th gifts and clothing as well as
singing throughout the Area
. most time with people. He
a large Mock of groceries,
and continuing with the
men like Zaccheus, Peter Mrs. Darwin Shea coøducted
dit.ionai Cwdlelig4t Christ- made
WW Matthew, man who were the program on the Now Year
mas Zvo Service at the Moth. worth loving, and mad,
their and all those attending wrote
ediat Church sail a Cantata lives worth living because
he anonymous farewells to Im
at the Baptist Church Sunday
9STO them a sacrifics worth in prose or poetry wildch were
caroling was sponsored making. Find Him in Church later read aloud.

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Injuries received Stay

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lire. John P' Bolt, 114 N. Talent Hour
Summerlin Avenue, with Mrs.
Al Wallace am co-hostess; s. To Be Included
Anne's, 2 p.m., home of Mrs.
Mary Holler, 2432 Mellon. In Service

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c!:.3 Ines, including one lost

when he was thrown from a

In Longwood

Mark's. 940 A.M, home of

Claimed

nole County during the year

SR 419 and SR 434.
Vail Lewis Lambert, 17, of
Longwood was kIlled Feb. 10
when his motor scooter hit

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Lead Services

Chapter meeting. of the for a progressive dinner.
Woman of the Church sched.
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juries received Jan. 27 In a

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St. Mark's members of the club will
meet at the chapel at 7 p.m.

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On the same day, Mrs. Anna

promotion; Mrs. B. F. Shed.' friend to chu rc h with them
den, College Work and Chris- on this date,

C. Feldm.yer,
Chairman.

DYKOTA CLASS of the Bear Lake Methodist Church entertained at a

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Lake'O(the'WoOds. Mrs.
during printipal and riddle
of man is that we know the Charles Williams of Cassel.
berry was whodoss.
?Viet of the it"", It's just
that we do not have the pow. The business meeting was

Icr, Christian Social Role- the Educational Building and
tlon.s; Mrs. D. J. Bales, liar' all members of the chapel
lismantarlan; Mrs. J. E. Voss, are encouraged to bring a

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crash at the Intersection of

vice president; Mrs. Kay
On Sunday, Jan. 9, the
Bartholomew, recording uc Young Couples Club will
rotary: Mrs. Helen M.riweth. sponsor a coffee hour between
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challenge to cope wi
without great purpose.
problems. To be valid the But all this cannot come
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*i'd that La sternal and us- w. must take that first step.
By Jaa. CexaeIber
changing, It must be a PISC5 For All Intents and purposes
Tb. Christian Homemakers
of prayer. It must be an open this is the only step we need Class of the Casselberzy Corn'
church and a church with an to take, There ii hardly any. mUuiIy Methodist Church met
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On Jan. 2g, n i ne-year-old
Lester Lee Ruffin of rural
route 2 was kill ed when st ru ck
by a hit.run d r i ve r on

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the
Board of Episcopal the Senior High Fellowship
meet at 5:30 p.m.. In the
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Educational
Building.
Episcopal Church, Sanford, The Church Council will I ' % .
will take place at the 9 A.M.
meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Ed.
service this Sunday with
ucatlonal Building with the
Rev. LeRoy I). Soper, rector, Board of Trustees, Board of
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Deacons, and the Christian
The" to be Installed are Education Committee to meet

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as possibly the worst highway
crash in Florida history.
The first fatality of the year
was record ed Jan. 1, just af
Icr the new ye-it he
Ja'obs. .3, of
N. \Voodru
rural Sanford, died when his
car crashed into a truck be.

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hour this Sunday.
each of the revival services.
Th ere will be Sacra ment of
Holy Communion at both the
9:80 and 11 cm. worship
services. flev. Wayne Smith,
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pating
The revival will continue
through Jan. 9 with Rev.
Swanson, who is from Korners.
BY Julia Barbs
N. C.. where he ii with
i h a Altamonte Springs ufie,
the Bible College, is guest
Chapel, United
Community
Church of Christ, will conRev. Citron extends *
duct a service of installation
Invitation to attend to.
for newly elected and appointwarm ep&amp;u.'-.1r1--,t-, &amp;t.-d .1:..4R8W - ' o- - 1966 day*s

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46, has scheduled a revival midnight with the evangelist,
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Rev. E. C. Swanson. Rev.
Leonard P. Catron, pastor of
the local church, Rev. Walter
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Church at Wilson Corner, six
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$ Robert M. Jnk.
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meuure your church, but bourne.
First Methodist Church
was
The
meet
sponsored
by
don't be surprised if
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Taking stock Is,
The Watchtower Bible and
yourself In 4. mirror.
and
featured
a
P'°.
a
cetinu.
Cultivated
The church should offer Iti Tnct Soclety
model Ministry School, skits
PStlitC U priceless
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CONFIRMEI) at Holy Cross Episcopal Church
Use.
Hall, Robert Gordon Hartwig Jr., Hazen Peter
is Impossible to stand
by Rt. Rev. Henry I. Louttit, D. D., were Mrs.
That Gospel Is priceless and
Stafford,
nephew
Noll
of
Kelley, Richard Gateson McMurray, Shelley Ann
did
not
Bpi
we
Bertha Dorothy Brought Mian Carol Ann John.
laurels. Even if
our probl.'.n Is that the Local Witness presiding
our
Mebane, Elizabeth Anne O'Neil, Brent Lamar
son, Miss Deborah T. Kirkley, Mrs. Dorothy II.
want to look it our spiritual we have made It static and
Raborn,
Judith Ann Rhoades, Susan Maude
Ilm cewlergaily we would colorless.
Wheatley,
Mrs.
Louise
D.
Kirkley, Dr. Woodrow
of over 700 l'rlday evening
Simpson, Bruce Hugh Stanley, Randolph WelWheetley, Miss Karen Vickers, Martha SuM.
e forced Into It because ( 'pig man from Galtie., when
he gave the second stu.
Jet Tamm, George Wardwell WiliInc, Catherine
san Bishop, lien Edgar Butler Jr., Philip Harold
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title
games and the Packers ed out Thursday.
this season for a 3.3 per carry
seven, but they have never Cleveland won in the East average and 17 toucbdowne
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an 11-3 record, to the Taylor, despite injuries, gain.
the crown. Cleveland won the Packers 11-3.1
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title a year ago by defeating despite playing
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beat Baltimore 13-10 in sudden inaiviauau
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Stirring Individual perform. 1960 and a future encounter,
bruised back against the Colts,
either In conference or, hope'
has showed progress in drills ances have highlighted
college basket. fully. NCAA tournament
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tots w ek . IIUL COaCfl vince
Lombardi said after Thur.- ball season and assured that genies.
day's practice that "he's got "01(1 acquaintances" will not Top, on the revenge list
Went,:
to do better If he wants to be forgotten during the new -Jimmy Walker, who scaryear.
play Sunday.
ad 50 poInt., to equal Oscar
Zeke Bratkowskl, lo - year Brilliant play by a handful htobert,on's ECAC Holiday
outstanding cagers sent
veteran who completed 2 of
adversaries to defeat Festival record and head Pro.
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-idence to a 91-SO victory over
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on the first scrimmage play, Thursday and the loser., vow. Boston College in the chimp.
has been working as the lead
lonship game.
PACKERS' LINEBACKER HAY NITSCIIKE
quarterback with Starr the
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backup man.
setson's NCAA tournament
Taylor, plagued by an ashero who finally regained his
sortment of injuries all year,
touch to pace UCLA to a 94•75
was withheld from Thursday's
triumph over Southern Calidrill "as more of a precau.
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favored by 5 points, was sapected to put the take for 41
lame, over the $5,000,000

Garrison of Oklahoma State,
Charlie Harraway of San Jose
State, hay Handley of Stan.
ford (who doubled as a defenalve back today), and Ron
Medved of Washington.
mark
Paid Stain of this Air Force,
Klckoft time was 1:43 p. as. Ted HulUn of Washington and
$'ST (4:43 p. es. EST).
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CHICAGO (UPI) - Rudy
California, and Jim Grabow- Grabowski, who 'signed
d a re. on Nov. 1964, is back to his ing to an 8.2 season. while Bukkh, quarterback for the
ski, the Illinois streamrollcr
who broke most of the Immor- ported half-million dollar pact fighting weight of 217 pounds the Yellow Jacket., averaged Chicago Beers of the Nation.
(al Red Grange's records, with the Green hay Packers, and may fight again early 22.2 points and finished g. at Football League, has join.
ad the American Broadcasting
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4* other all-stars in the 41st to the presence of two other said Wednesday.
n local television station, Wil.
annual Shrine East-West foot. durable runners besides Grae
KB.
ball game,
bowskl-11111 Wol.ski of Notre
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A near capacity crowd of Dame and Tom Barrington of E
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Arthur
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of
Richmond.
Va.,
and
for the football spectacle billed in John Ilankinson of MIIUI.
HOUSTON
(UP!) - St.
the
third
Thursday for
*i "lt Game with a heart." sots and Tom Hodges of Viz' Cliff Richey of Dahlia won race
auctusi,. year.
Thomas High School's basket..
exhibition
tennis
matches
through gina plus a mammoth line
The small craft covered the 1*11 squad figured the best
overcast sides while showers which outweighed the West Thursday against Australian
the corrected time way to over-come the height
of
10
Davis
Cup
stars
Roy
Emer.
were expected part of the line by an average
of three days, 10 hours, three advantage of Waltrip High
son
and
StoIc,
time for the nationally Islewas t show the game dawn.
Ash. whipped Emerson 16 minutes and 26 seconds,
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Angeles Classic,
-Matt (loukas, who was
voted the Quaker City tour.
neyl most valuable player in
1:01
leading St. Joseph's to the title
IU
JUIIU
6.00 4.00 2.40
Sam Valor
T0NIGWrS ENTRIFS
JACKSONVILLR Fla. with a 97-63 decision over
6.40 3.40
FlitS? RACE (5/16 mile)- Ruts Bee
(IJPI)-You
can't blame Paul previously unbeaten Temple.
2.80
1. Rebel Jan, 2. Rooster Tail, Sabre Point
.-4..0y Petersen. who gave
vor te
Mickey If he feels a bit put
I. Cedar Lined, 4. Cora Coke, Quintets (1-2) $13.20
Oregon State Its 10th sLraight
out
today.
Mickey
was
the
5. Mitra'a Deal, 6. Sun Spy, '. Perfecta (1-2) $37.50
dominant factor In Penn Far West Classic crown by
Sib Race 5/11 Mile Time 31.11
I'm Soozie, 8. Fur Fetch.
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SUita winning the Gator netting 30 points to help defeat
2.40 2.40 2.20
I'll Get There
SECOND RACE (5/16 mile) Tillie Toiler
- Howl
Basketball Champion. Stanford 62-46.
4.50 3.20
EL
PASO,
Tex,
(UP!)
fling, who broke the
-L Althca K., 2. She Von, 3, hlokenson
2.60 Texas Christian llnlveraity ship but. he wasn't, even InAngeles Classic
quit. Nice, 4. Sally havoc, F,. Quinlcla (45) $11.50
in the all-tournament 1os
will enter today's Slat uinnu' eluded
game scoring record by bucNellie's hope, 6. Luke I,awlIon, Perfecta (5-4) *19.20
al Sun fowl game wIth Tex- team,
Syracuse
The 1.lona knocked off de. keting 30 point.. as
'7. Warrior Falcon, 8. N' sth Race % Mile Time 40.33
S%'estern as
solid 10fen.iing champion Florida 54- whipped St, John's U3-V7 for
Rick!..
Ell,e'es Colonel 9.60 4.00 3.40 point favorite.
Approximately 25,000 fans 52 Thursday night before a fifth place.
TillED RACE (5/16 mile)- l.C.'s Meadow Day
7.60 (MO
Cazzle RusS
record crowd and Mickey,
1, I'm Souaw,- 2.
Ear) Crough, Rio a flee
3.00------------- -are
tur IdlO i p.m.
WilD J5VCU IsLe (UI IIIOLO'
with 17 points and eight
Amorette, 4. Stars Of Stars, Quiniela (24) $4540
ES? kickoff in S0,000-capacMichigan by scoring
i,uuntis, was tie man most ranked
Fireman Mike, 6. 0. It's l'erfet-ta (2.4) $173.80
ity
Sun Itowl Stutliu,n.
points to give the Wolver32
re.ponssble for the victory.
Melod y, 7, Win's Fancy, 6. 7th Race 5/Is Mile Time 31.85
hint tileHorned Frogs havu,
Inca fourth place in the Far
But in the balloting for
Cleveland Day 20.80 10.00 3.80to
Missy Pat.
atop Texas Western's nil.
West Classic with a 93-81 victhe all•confi'rencu team news101111111 RACE (5/16 mile) Winne flogs
7.00 2.80 ly Stevens, who was the si.
tory over Washington State,
men
of
pick
two
his
team-I. 0. II,'. All flight, 2, Judy Dakota Stride
2.40 contl leading college passer In
Also on the losers' black
maLi's, Ray Saunders and
Scott, 3. W. 0's Danny Dew, Quinicla (3-5) *141.40
the nation In iunt.
lists were Keith Thomas, who
Carver Clinton.
Alehat, 5. Attila Jo, 6. J. Perfecta (5-3) $209.70
Both teams physically, as-c
netted 30 points as secondSaunders,
who had 21
Race
5/I6
Mile
Time
A's Upjohn, 7. Kanturn, S. sib
31.47 in comparatively good shape
ranked Vanderbilt ran away
points and 17 rebounds Wed.
l'aIsy'. Sol
7.20 5.60 5.40 although
Pronto Pat.
from Purdue to capture third
are missing nesday
both
night when Penn
7.60 5.60 some
FIFTH RACE (5/16 mile) 011'. Rejoiced
key players.
place in the LA Classic, and
22.20
,State beat Alabama, had only Dick Nernelka, whose 38 points
Amphyfy, Scootin Scout
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TCU is minus quarterback
Quinlela (3.4) $26.60
11. fl Shabay, who shared 10 Points and seven rebounds enabled third.ranktd Brigham
3. Speck happy, . pleasant
against Florida but was V-no whin
Perfecta (3.4) $108.90
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Nix during the sea8. Sam K.
Daniel K.
5.40 5.20 6.80 Kent
or.
1'*'iutg In the Quaker- tour1.2.50 9.60 son; and Western was playSIXTh! RACE (% mile)- Sam Miller
The remainder of the allney.
3.50 ing without starting fullback
I. Lucky Pledge, 2. Bliss Su Slick C.
team Included
flick Weeks,
premo, 3. Mosabank, 4. Bran- Quiniela (1-2) $46.20
one player from each of the
Shaby is recovering from
don Buddy, 6. W. D's Sure Perfects (1.2)
other three squads, with
Foot, 6. Dixon Lock, 7. Top lsth Race S/li Mile 'lime 31,35 a shoulder operati on and sal Palmer of IlePaul and
Er"
Weeks
was
shelved two weeks Gary Keller of
Cotton, I. Snub.
Friday Fish 36.20 11.40
Florida as
ago
for
"disciplinary
RACE
(5/1
SEVENTH
6 Par Un Gossip
4.20 4.20
rca- unanimous choices and harry
3.40 sons."
mile) - I Ring Of Fire, 2. Gay Call
Hammond. of Alabama,
I)uring the season Shabay
Bar, 3. Ben's Balance, 4. Rea- Quinlela (2.8) $171.96
Del'aul of Chicago, which
key
ed
the
TCU
running game, now has a record of eight By Vntted P ss
soned, 5. Smitty Smith, S. Far l'erfecta (5.2) *380.40
.raaocaI
re
Advanced, 7. Elbee's Queen, 11th Race % Mile Time 41,18 while Nix combined with and wins and only one defeat,
Bill Rusaeil isn't growing
Campbell to aecentu. won
Lucknow
27.20 6.60 4.60 Sons
C. Dimple. Jane.
the consolation match any taller, It just seems that
CL LOS ZiOs-flOd Frogs'
Miland
3.80
3.60
EIGHTH RACE (5/16 mIle) Mary
over Alabama 80-64 on i'.i. way.
ing game. Coach Abe Martin met-'a brilliant play.
The 1-10 Boston center Pass
L Chief Alit, 2. Dave Hall, Lots of Cash
of TCU said the loss of lihia.
Donnie
Qulniela
(3-7)
$15.40
0. B's Loin, 4.
The final between Penn ed another milestone Thunsbay may put th e Horned State and Florida, which had day night when he snared 36
Jeanine, 5, Hi Judy, 6. Kate Perfecta (7.3) $80.00
Frog, In the air more and won this tournament the last rebounds against San Fran
Ring, 7. Sunbmok, 8. Flying Mutuel handle $80,860
said "we'll depend on Nix." two years, was nip and tuck cisco to boost his career tat-al
Slipper. H
all the way and not, decided to 16,o3. The next highest
NINTH RACE (5/16 mile)
until Penn State grubbed an total ever achieved by a play'
Burns
- 1. Please Bets'i-y, 2. Lltt1
errant Florida i'" as the ei' in the Nation al Basketball
jam, 3. 3.!. p.'. Maude, i. ft
Association was 12,851 by the
clock was running out.
IL's Article, S. Calico Flight,
It
was
a
set
shot,
by
Slick.
now-retired
Bob Pettit.
7.
The Celtics needed all the
ey, a 6-9 junior, with
SEBRING (UPI)Defend.
Sydney K.
* minute to go that put Penn help they cou.ê1 get from
10111 RACE (5/16 mile) big champion Marge Burns
the Warriors
MIAMI
BEACH
(IJl'l)-Goy.
State
into the lead for good. htusseil to edge
of
Greensboro,
N.
C.,
is
1.
N.
H's
Luis,
2.
Speedy
John liavlscek led the
Florida
had
George
three
chances
116413.
Wallace of Alabama,
Dee. 3. Intelligency, 4. Mac- scheduled to defend her title
Lions Boston attack with 32 points
mdrs Kid, 5. Across The in the 10th annual Harder her, for the Ualversfty of Ala. after that to catch the
and Don
of while Tom Sanders
ball
out
Pond, 6. Sol's Zip, 7. Michael Hall Women's Invitational bamals Orange Bowl football but throw U14
each.
contributed
35
on
Golf Tourney which opens meeting with Nebraska, broke bounds on the first opportun- Nels
K., 8. B. W. Foxoy Duke,
San Fran'
his
Wrist
got
tied
up
for
a
jump
Guy
Rodgers
paced
Thursday
in
an
aUsity,
- here Wednesday,
RACE (% mile)
shot on the second and lost cisco with 22.
Also scheduled to enter letic Interlude of his own,
2. Itusty
1. Rajah's
Wallace fractured the wrist the ball on the third.
Commel, 3. ZoonIe, 4. circus the 64-ho!0 tourney which
WOtklflt out with a punching Mickey's two free throw.
Sunshine, 6. Duke Larsen, 6. kicks off tiss women's amat his hotel in Hal liar, with two seconds remaining
NEW YORK (UP!) _fl!
Almena Gay, 7. B. F. Miss ateur winter golf tour is last bag
runner-up, Tish Preuss hour (The Americana, The before the end of the first New York Rangers have
year's
Rita, 8. 'Puff Teen.
governor formerly was a bass- half enabled the Lions to out called up left wing Ted Tay,
of Pompano Beach.
I.amweight boxer,
at intes-snision with a 28-27 lot from their Baltimore
lit Race-4/116 11111110 Time 31.13
He was treated for the In. lead, The margin in the see- farm club of the American
4.60 3.00 2.40
Billy M.
Jury at a hospital and later mid half never got wider than Hockey League and sent
1.40 4.40
Kootri
was back in his hotel suite, the four-point edge for Penn Doug Robinson he the Clip2.30
Speed Secret
Hotel PhYsician Dr. Jules Trop Sta te,
per. In exchange,
Quinlela (2.6) *22.60.
said Wallace had been "very
3asd Race S/li Mile, lime' 31,53
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Ohio State starr was Injured
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two-point favorites to de- The Browns, who clinched in the College AUStin game,
feat the well-rested Cleveland their division title early and and will make his
owns Sunday for the Nawere idle last weekend, have of the season
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built up a 23.polnt halftime and hiked the lead to 46-23 at Jepson and Mike Partin had
NEW ORLEANS (UPI)
lead and needed it to over halitme.
fouled out. Silkier and Stewart
Gory Lane of Missouri and
come a pressing Avon Park
Jepson got 10 points In the played most of the last pre.
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outfit, 70-63, in the first round first period, while Stewart and lad with four fouls as the Lions
of the Highlands Holiday Bas. Mikler collected 10 and eight almost ran out of players.
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ketball Tournament last night respectively In the second
Mikier was the lop scorer
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Avon Park put the press on ed 16 and 14 respectively,
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Bowl game for Florida.
and the ? points and Jackson had i.
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take
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tonight
final
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margin
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solation tilt at 7 P. in.
Al Jepson, Billy Sflkler and when ailing Tim Colbert Was
Oviedo made 29 of 78 field
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big hand as the Lions jumped only one reserve on the bench while Avon Park did a little
strong and he likes to run the
better, making 24 of 58 for
THE OUTCOME OF THE EXPECTED duel be. ' leans. If Roland can handle Casey, then the Floills key play is the roil.
41 pet.
rida air game will be hindered, but If Casey wins
tween Florida's All-America end Charles Casey
their foes, 54 to M.
the big battle, double coverage by Missouri may
(left) and Missouri's All-America defensive
Both 7 are equally valu.
OVIEDO scoring: Partin I
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back Johnny Roland (right) may decide the
eir teams.
able
(0-1) 6, Beasley 2 (1-2) 3, Pula
Gators' potent passing game.
winner of the Sugar Howl Saturday In New OrLane. a -1 195-pounder from
0 (1-2) 1, Jepson, 7 (0-1) 14,
East Alton, 111., provided the
Boyle 2 (0-0) 4, Harper 3 (0-0)
clutch Plays in at least four
6, Miklcr 8 (2.3) II, Stewart
Attack
Loss
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year. They came against
70;
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fleasMIAMI (UPI)-College footOf his own te am's offense, While (6-5, 22* pounds)
nesota, Colorado, Oklahoma
Icy
9,
Pula
2,
Jepson
II,
Boyle
ball's best rushing game col however, he said: "We're go- catch it.
ate and
4,
12, Mikler 3, Ste.
lides with a razor-sharp pass- Ing to throw, and throw and
Nebraska's defensive line, wart s, Total. 54,
off with a ing offense New Year's Night throw some more."
which will outweigh Ala.
Spartans Favored In Rematch
AVON PARK scoring: 1-lol.
wheelbarrow, full of honors w he is unbeaten Nebraska Qua rter-back Steve Sloan, hams's offensive wall by bet- den 10 (2-8) 22, Knapp 0 (5.3)
PASADENA, Calif. (Ul'l) Bruins, operating behind Prothro. "It's something the UCLA's main hopes mated These included most passes plays Alabama In the 32nd an who followed $400,000 pro Joe ter than 20 pound.. a man,
Is 3, Coleman 2 (1-3) 5, Money 3
nu,d Orange howl classic.
Namath as the Crimson Tide's
- Ijetermlnatlon meets de- cophomore quarterback Gary players drew from themselves, on the passing of iloban and completed (148) and most
(1-4) 7, OderIe 3 1-3) 7, Jack.
anchored
by
230-pound
tackle
A quick look at Alabama's quarterback, threw 10 touchsire in the Ito.. Howl Satur- lichen, were consigned to the I had nothing to do witht•" the breakaway threat of half. yards gained through the air,
son 3 (5-5) 13, Lemler 1 (2-3)
wispy line and the giants up down passes in the team's last Walt Barnes, a second team Strickler
day when unbeaten Michigan lower half of the Pacific
4.
0 (0-0) 0, Wright
As b.fiL.Led the National hack Mel Farr. Michigan 1,893.
Missouri coach Dan Devine from Nebraska might make a five games this year, three of All-America.
,
State's well - ballanced teem
State clashes with UCLA in Eight standings.
Powell
0
(0-0),
Totals 24 (17.
1 te am, Michi
higan plays a ball-control game be- thinks Spurner will be the plot for "murder among th e them against Auburn.
Bryant isn't too worried 31) 63; Rebounds-/Hohden 4,
the New Year's Day football Coach Duffy Daugherty's Champ
palms,"
But
it's
not
th
at
easy.
take
The experts say It will
Spartan,, however, confound- State was a 14-point favorite hind steady senior quarter- most dangerous quarterback
Knapp 1, Strickler 3, Coleman
clasaic.
Alabama, In fact, Is th e slight lightning offense like this to about his own offensive U-ne, 11, Money 3, Olderle 5,
When UCLA and Michigan ad the Midwest experts by to post its third Rose Howl hack Steve Judny and counts his team has faced, and
Jack.
bulldoz- however since the men are
favorite,
Nebraska's
counteract
all against UCLA. On ite powerful defense to high praise.
ion 3,
6,
Totals
36.
State opened the season going undefeated through a victory
The game will be televised lag ground game th at racked lightning fast. Center Paul OVIEDO
Despite consistently close
25 14 10-70
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against each other at East rough 10-game schedule to ho
But the Spartans have not. keep the opposition from
bail games, the Sugar Bowl nationally (NBC) at I p.m., up nearly 300 yards per game. Crane, at 190 pounds, was vot- AVON PARK
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trolling
the
11,
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Lansing, the consensus was crowned National Champions. tftAOfl U CL
The backs Include harry ed the best at his position In
A l ightly - right
uce a e a Ito EST,
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As usual, a sellout crowd has vet to produce
that both would have to show And Tommy l'rothros UniAlabama Coach Paul (Bear) (lighthorse) Wilson (5.6 yards the land by UP].
games
over
the
years.
Ufl
to the doi. of practice of 100,000 will witness the 31
in* climaxed their conference
considerable improvement
Bryant, on th e eve of his pct carry), Don Kirkland (6.6) Sloan has a pack of fine Prosen Reaches
be factors in their confer- season with an upset 20.10 Thursday. Daugherty had only first and oldest of the bowl Seventeen of the 31 games, team's seventh straight Bowl ano
however, have been decided
tiny, 158-pound fullback receivers led by flanker Tom.
victory over Southern Call- to point to films of UCLA'S game..
ames.
ysennpoiats or less, and appearance, has an eloquent Frank Solich,
my Toileston with 32 recep- Tennis Finals
The Spartan, won the game fornis to win the Rose howl victories to convince his play.
Quarterbacks Fred Duda tions for 374 yards
two g m
the
were decided by "no comment" on th e Nebras.
CALCUTTA (UP!)
era, if they needed convincCarole
13.3 but dnt.rceptions and bid,
ka defense that has allowed and Bob Churchich can also regular season, lie has been
y one point.
Frown
of Orlando, Fla.,
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that
the
liruinji
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all
my
years
of
coach1
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f
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officials only one touchdown passing throw the bail and depend on nursing a pulled thigh muscle
reached the finals of the wornperformance. UCLA also 1usd ing I have never handled ss capable of exploding against
AU-America e n d Freeman but is expected to be ready,
who pick the teams to vie In while gaining a 10.0 record
en's singles In the Asian Lawn
,
first-game jitters and the team with more desire," Mid any toe.
the annual classic have pro.
Tennis championships Thur..
UCLA . supporters, ho
duced,
in
the
past
live
years,
t
ever, did not need to give the
Aussie Fovo rites day by defeating Rita Suraiya
closer gamesthan
the
Of India, 6'2, 64.
underdog Drum, a fight talk.
oth er major bowl
Miss Proeen's opponent In
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UCLA
players
know It. 21 fG l
An average of only five
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Advance Easily
the
finals will be Russian
V' i
would he a major upset for
points separated the winners
lid
- champion Tio Soome, who beat
SIlAS!!
them to beat the Spartan,.
BEACH (UPI)
J A C K S 0 N VJLLh, Fin. and losers sInce 1961. The
(UP!) - The high-powered point spread for the five DALLAS (UP!)
of defending titleholder Nita Va.
Arkansas endous power of halfback Bob- Australia's top-seeded team
lid' sent of India 6-4, 1-2.
offensive unit.. of Georgia games totals only 27 points.
coach Frank Broyles didn't by Burnett, and the clutch Gary Penberthy and Ian
Tech and Texas Tech at. ex• In the same thee-year pet. appear lobe worried about his pass receiving of end Bobby cher, who advanced easily In
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pected to raee up and down lou, the Cotton Bowl has an team's chances in the Cotton Crett,
the first two round., take on
the field today in an all-out •a point spread average with Bowl against Louisiana State
,of these stars were the Japanese team today in
scoring duel at the 21st an. 44 al points; Orange fowl on New Year's Day,
amohg the growing list of list' quarter-finals of the annual
UP Position
nual (htor Bowl football has * 10.4 average and 52 total The young head coach tried injured. Neither were the Es. Sunshine Cup tennis matches,
rThe second-seeded United
points, and the Rose Bowl has to Impress newsmen that his zorbacks' two AU-America
ATLANTA (Ul'l)
Veteran game.
All-America halfback Don, a 14.0 average and a total of 70 players respect ISU, despite linemen, offensive tackle Glen Arab Republic team of Israel
Southern sports writer David
the latter's 7-3 won-loss record. hay lImes and defensive tac- El Shatci and ilani Khalil play
M. MoUlt today was named ny Anderson will he playing points separating the teams.
the Colombian team and third.
The Sugar Bowl games were
But even while tolling off a kle Loyd Phillips.
Southern Division sports cdi- his last rant. for Texas Tech
is expected at the corn- decided by eight points in string of Injuries that has Defensive back Larry Wit- ranked United States players
ton
for
United
Press
internsand
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phetion to sign what may be 3961, when Mississippi beat plagued his squad since It won kin, and Linebacker Joe Black Bob Lutz and Bill Harris meet
tional.
the most lucrative pro con. Itice 146; by seven points in Its 22nd straight game and a "definitely will not bJ avail- the South African team In
The
appointment
of
Moffit,
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1962, when Alabama defeated second consecutive Southwest able," he said, "Center Randy other top quarter-final snatch.
p
13-year veteran with UPI, was tract ever handed out.
title,
The Green flay Packer, of Arkansas 10.3; by four points Conference
Broyles Stewart and offensive guard Cs.
announced by Ithea 'I'. Eskew,
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ager. As division s ports editor, who picked Anderson as their win over Arkansas; by five fidence he has in his own don't know how much use they
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Moffit will direct Ui'!. sports No, 1 draft choice a year ago, points In 1964 in the 127 Ala- charges.
wtft
win over Mississippi anti
lie agreed readily that this Trail is a question mark."
and
the
Houston
Oilers
of
the
bania
coverage
in
Virginia,
North
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neuee and Mississippi.
the 210-pound halfback.
Florida Coach Ray Graves all" team he has coached. If the two ground powers
in making the appointment. Georgia Tech has some of.
Eskew pointed out that UP! fensive might of it. own In will be stirring up old mcm- "And we have more weapons turn to passing, th e weather. _____
will be constantly expanding two sterling sophomores, quar- ores New Year's Day when to score with than ever be man has promised to cooper.
.
D110 There are many reasons why
ate. lie predicts cloudy skies,
fore," he added.
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Duffy
Broyles was referring to the temperatures In the upper 50.,
1060, especially In %i*'W 01 back
In
Snow, Snow Is to the Sugar Bowl contest
through the season undefeated and are favorites
run-pass ability of qua rt er- 10.15 mu, north winds-and
the addition of a major league rated the best runner in Yet- againet Missouri.
In Saturday's Rose Howl, itnul here's two pinyers
back
Jon Brlttenum, the Item- no rain.
played
in
the
.1:i')
Graves
himself
.aseball
team,
the
Braves,
in
'
low
Jacket
history
and King,
/11W
who are highly resI,unsiblo-fullback Bob Apisa
Atlanta and major league pro a letisander, already holds 1941 Sugar Bowl game as a
Juuiny,
(left) and quarterback Steve
football teams In Atlanta and several of the team's offense center at Tennessee. He was
a member of General Bob
Miami.
records.
Neyland's teams which comA crowd of 6o,000 is
-peted In coomtivo years in
Garrett, Grabowski Bang
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notionally
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which
gets
under
the
Orange,
Sugar
and
Bose
evised ca
4
Bowls. Tennessee lost the SuHOUSTON (UPI) - For- way at 2 p.m.
EST. Cloudy
I*
Boacton
Collose
mer heavyweight contender weather with the temperature pr game
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Will.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - on the two squad. already Cleveland (fig Cat) Wil. around 70 and a possibility of
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Writles for UP!
TALLAHASSEE (UP!) -I
I look back on 11t65 as a year
of achievement and look for.
ward to 1965 with confidence.
Floridans enjoyed s pros.
porous 1965. And we have
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conviction - education
warrants priority over all of lacrosse in the sales tax that
our other needs.
The generous response to would be earmarked for edu.
balls I inittat. cation. If the commission is
the scholarship
ed immediately following the firmly convinced that addi.
inauguration assured me that tional financial aid is needed
all Floildans
shareeducational
my eon. to provide quality education
for improved
from
and if relief of
bpportunitiel. Their generoal. In Florida
is provided,
for
514
meal
estat.
taxes
ty made it possible
con.
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will
support
Its
reco4nmenhigh school graduates to
the record year
be even more suc experienced by tourist-orient.
cesaful.
businesses accompanied by
It was
balls
willpersonally gratifying ed
the steady decrease In unssn.
in
to support the Lqlalaturse..
ployment and increased rev..
providing record
nue from existing axe. mdi.
yenta for our university a.ys.
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eats
new taxes will not be
torn ($136.9 million percent Increase), our junior Walt Disney's derision to
college system ($48.2 million
a 91.5 per cent increase) develop a $100 million attrsc.
.eeon lion in Florida, Roy Rogers'
and our elementary andmillion
announcement of a $10 million
dary schools ($408.5
project and the multi-million
- a 14.6 per cent increase),
The unprecedented $12.7 dollar tourist center planned
million appropriation for free for Cape Kennedy clearly in.
textbooks and establishment, dicat. an accelerating pros.
of a state. perity built on the confidence
for the first time,
wide system of technical.vo. of a greatly expanded tourist
taate•
cational schools were equally
In the area of highway imsignificant.
support
provement.s,
my admlniatra.
The generous state
had an oh. lion has given priority to
education
given
vious influence on local offi. eliminating urban traffic con.
07 counties gestion and constructing condais as 54 of the
provided teacher pay raises Linuous four Inning on our
following the positive action major U. S. routes that link
the Legislature. It was my our population centers.
chain of improve.
of
hope that every county would This
respond with salary Increase., manta will provide a fourThe record $1.1 billion ap- lamed, divided highway front
propriations for the 1066.67 Sarasota, Bradenton or St.
biennium also provided strong Petersburg on lb. Gulf coast
to Daytona Reach and Jackfinancial support to accelerate

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the south eastern division of
the International Consumer
Credit Association. lie Is an
elder In First Presbyterian
Church In Sanford. He was
president of the Kiwanis Club
of Sanford In 1930, and Lieut.
enact governor In 1953. Smith
has 20 years perfect attendance in the Kiwanis Club of
Sanford and currently bolds
Me position of secretary for
the local organization.
Smith also was the International treasurer of Lamdba
CM Alpha fraternity. He Is
a past member of the Chamber of Commerce and served
as a director on the United
Fund board for several year..
Smith, was presented the
Silver Deaver Award for his
work In the Central Florida
Boy Scouts when he served as
vice-president. He also reeelv.
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At the time of his announced
retirement, Smith was treasurer, director, credit manager, personnel manager and
secretary of the finance committee.
Smith, obtained his IS degree at the University of Alabama, and did graduate work
at Harvard University and
New York University.
Prior to his employment
with Chase &amp; Company, Smith
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stroOg recommendation by the Henry Duncan and Mr. and
tax commission for a one cent Mrs. Leonard Casaelberry.

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' by Jame CaIUlbefly
Crested by the legislature on
school and college st's.
my recommendation, this com. High
mission will striv, to ellml. dents from the Csaa.lb.rry
nit. inequities In the existing Com munity Methodist Church
ax structure not to impose attended the District Christian
new taxes. The goal of the Vocations Banquet bold Moo.
commission is to recommend day evening at (lou Memorial
Church in Orlando.
a redistribution of the tax Methodist
Thos.
attending
were Vii.
burden so every segment of
on. Stine, Maruys Messick,
cur population will assume Itas Vicki Perry, Alice Harris,
fair share. I am confident
Carla Bielss, Melinda Cassel.
fair r,dlstrlbution of the r.. berry, Ron BrownIng, Glenn
load will offer warranted
Duncan, and Bill Dandera,
hot In the am of real estate
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unprecedented prosperity,
point to record collections di
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tore to finance these critical. ida. In contrast to some of our
ly.needed programs without sister states, government and
increasing
taxes or Imposing business eider. have created
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an atmosphere of prograssive
any new taxes confirm.
faith in our economy and the understanding. Increasing edu.
accuracy of our fiscal fore. cational and employment op.
portunitles for all our citizens
casts.
for our enviaUnemployment is at it. low. isbleresponsible
record
In
the
area of race
sst level In five years. Un.
employment compen s at ion relations.
payments have dropped from The fact that Florida was
$52.3 million in 1961 to $10.7 the first state in the South to
million for 1005. The location gain approval of school de.
segregation plans In all 07
of new Industry and the
pansion of existing operations counties is further evidence
provided 50,000 new jobs. In of our progressive attitude,
addition to new plants a1. This prompt compliance with
jacent to population centers, the Civil Rights Act and sub.
widespread development In the sequent approval by the U. S.
rasoures.rich but undeveloped Department of health, Wet.
r. and )ducstton Is a source
rural areas of North Florida fa
points to a better balanced of pride to all Fioridans and
a compliment to every citizen
economy,
Bales and use taiss, a most of both races.
reliable yardstick for snessur- In summary, I remember
the year PIOSIdI put
ins business conditions, pro. 1965 as
emphasis
on education,
education, turn.
duced 10.2 per cent
revenue during the first 11 its Worlds Fair exhibit into
an asset sitar carrying It
months of this year than was
than was collected during he earlier as a liability, welcome
Walt Disney and Roy Roger,,
same period In 1004.

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cur conservation program, ful- sonville on the cistern sea.
fill our welfare obligations to hoard. (Via U. S. 41, U. S. 19,
4 and U. 0. 1.)
the needy and the aged and Interstate
The
year
1965 Is accurately
expand our promotion of tour.
Identified as a year of har.
Ism.
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earners's-eye view the weird
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people Is narrated by actor
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aboos Of The World'
£ peobtag camera that pens.
Irstea the walls of secrecy
surrounding many of the
worlds stzangs cults and soth
sties exposes such rites U voluntary disfigurement, leaks
eating and the incantations
of Ica"e untouchables of the
Par East in the new Ainwian International release "Taboos of the World" opening
&amp;nitoy at the Ritz Theatre.
Described by some preview.
we Be more shocking and soeallng than "Mondo Cane,"
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PLACING GARLAND of flowers on Its head,
East Indian homemaker expresses feeling of
honor to have sacred cow come Into her house
In scene from thrilling "Taboos of the World,"
opening Sunday at Ritz Theatre. Companion film
In "World of Suzle Wang."

of the Deadly Bed." More murderer named Florey (I. D.
Cannon.) He uncovers a
scheme to take over the whole
country, is captured and faced
with death countless times.
All very harmless, with Barbarn Tuna and Danics
eye, while In China the life of
D'Hondt brightening things
the Hongkong shoe shin. girls Plans Program
up.
Is documented.
The American male movie8:304 P. M. CBS. Hogan's
goer will be senased to em a On Health
Heroes. (Color). Hogan Is anfully expository sequence
By Dana Estee
zioua to get Michaels (Michael
made in Japan during width
The executive board of the St. Claire), a British POW,
the head of the household Is
Longwood Extension Home. back to England In company
taken by his femur on a shoo.
Club met at the home with a secret gunaight. He
ping tour for a young female makers president,
Mrs. Molly
of the
companion with whom be Is Steudle, Kentla Drive, Cu- comes up with a plan for a
German Officers' Club which
sent off for a restful week.
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lieppcin to be In the shape
end.
the regular general meeting
Filmed In Color "Taboos of scheduled for 10:30 sin. of a boat. Very unny doings,
the World" is easily the most Thursday at the Civic Lea- Kiink being even denier and
startling and Informative of gue Building on Church cheerier than usual,
all motion pictures which have Street.
8:30-9:80 P. M. NBC. Orsought to bring to American
Luncheon was served by
screens the jealously guarded the president to Mrs. Fran- ange Bowl Parade. (Color).
secrets of mankind which con- ce, Eetje, Mrs. Arthur Put- The Ponderosa Is lonely to.
dition the existence of civil. man, Mrs. M. L. Tlnsley, Mrs. nIght. Loin. Greeene, who
iced society In all parts of Ralph Newcomer, Miss Ella plays Ben Cartwright on "Dothe world.
Cummings, Mrs. B. R. Gray, nanza," Is hmt and commenCo-feature will be d1rhe Mrs. Charles Pierce, Mr.. tator for the great procession
World of Susie Wang."
Harvey Stone, and Mrs. Rob- tonight, and Michael Landon,
who plays little Joe Cartert Westmark.
It was announced that club wright, will lead the parade
member Mrs. M. I.. Gilmore as Grand Marshal. The 1960
Leading Citizen
of 119 Lake Triplet Drive, Orange Bowl Queen i.e Helen
Caseelberry, Is a patient at Grossman, and she and her
Florida Sanitarium and Hos- court will grace the last float
Of Seminole Co. pital.
In the line. Janet Blair Joins
At Thursday's regular

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"Enclosed you will find a Aeronautics and space Ad.
snail, one of the common vs. ministration by Indians Unriety OWCtZ occur on the Flat. tverslty, the series of half.
Ida Keys. While on vacation hour programs explore, the
in Florida, I picked It up U a medical hurtles man must
pretty shell without realizing overcome if he Is to conquer
space: weightlessness; accel.
the animal was
"From the Museum of Na- eiitlon radiation; psycholug.
tural History. I learned this lest considerations; training;
snail scrapes off fungi from food and many ethers.
grasses growing in the Keys

Since I cannot feed It, would
you be kind enough to lay K
on any grassy area as It has a
chance to survive.'
However, all the Park Ilse-

vice found Is *@ package,
whisk had a moist sponge
wrapped In tissue paper In
aid; was a mall thell.

'Entertainer
Of The Year'
NEW YOU (UPI) - Dir.
Scot 1(1k. Nichols was named
as the winner of Cue Mmii. PVT. BUSTER F. An.
alas's fifth "Eateitainer .1demon, non of Mrs. Er.

the Year' award.
ma L Anderson, 124
flre NIcs.dIrseted kits Pinserest Drive, has
Am currently en Ireadway- graduated from Marine
Is the Park," recruit training at Par-

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cr.t rites never before film- Wild Wild West. "The Night Mexico to find a suspected the floats will carry such Roger Taney (Roger Moore)

meeting, a program on health
Be
will be given by two county
white ele7homa' rreeniae, chairman health nurses and a
phant auction will take place.
of the Sanford-Seminole Jay.
Mrs. Weitmark will serve
eeea' Good Government Award as hostess and be assisted by
Project, announced the api Mrs. T. 1. Zull and Mrs.
polntment
of the ,eledlou Stone.
That
Darn Cat
committee for the 1966 Awards
for the New Yesr, the
'_w:wIDay.
cheeriest time of the year,
The selection committee will C Of C Contest
Wait Disney has a ch eery
consist of Walter Glelow, pubgift In stoze his fabulously
lisher ° Th Sanford Herald
funny feature motion picture, I._
I Dr. John Morgan, physician;
"That Darn Oat," starring :
I C. E. McCord, Seminole Coun.
By Donna Bites
Haylsy Mills, Dean Jones,
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Dorothy Heathand
Dorothy Provin. and Roddy ,.
)Iiu
Crumley, of Crumley.Montelth
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McDowell Is being held over
I Insurance Agency, and Philip Mrs. Ralph Hammond, chairmen of the Christmas Homes
at the Twin Park Theatres
I Logan, attorney,
In Winter Park.
... Freeman said that It will be Decorations Contest sponsor-.
The blinrloua story I. about
the
responaibWty of this coal. ed by the Longwood Area
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a night-foraging feline that
I nilttee to select the Individual Chamber of Commerce, were
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mooches a handout from a
who has contributed the most commended for the successto
Seminole County govern. ful event at the regular
pair of crooks and becomes
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the only clue to a kidnapping.
It was reported that more
(load old St. Nick himself HAYLEY MILLS finds The members of the commit.
will not a kick out of the clue to kidnapping on tee will review the accom- i than 30 homes participated in
plithmenta of Seminole Coun- the contest and that Its goal
ple.in.the.face chase that the
watch around neck of ty in the past 12 months and had been achieved in that the
811 PPe'7 little Siam... named
I). C. abort for Darn Cat- D.C., feline star of the Jaycees will recognise the city was decorated better
leads Federal agents on In the Walt Disney's -suspense. Individual who contributed than ever this year.
Suggestions were heard for
comedy, "That Darn most signilicantly to Its sucpicture.
future projects at the meetDisney, who puts out fine Cat," being held over cess.
'i'li. Good Government ing which was conducted by
family fare all year long, al. for second week at
Award Is open to all citizen., L. Ii. Cot, president.
ways saves something ap'ciat
Plans for the creation of
for the young-at-heart at twin Park Theaters In not Just to political figures,"
Freeman added. 'The San- a chess club by Ernie Faylor,
Winter
Park.
Ohriatmaatlme. last year In
ford-Seminole Jaycee. offer local businessman, were apwas the unforgettable "Mary
th is award to promote the In- proved.
Poppins" that captured the
tO$t of good governmes* in
Following the meeting, refancy of th e fllm.going pubour city and county and to freshments were served by
lie with Its happy story and
recognise e effort. of the Miss Heath, Mrs. Cot, and
tuu•tapping tunes.
who work to Mrs. Maurice Rudolph.
men and women
th
The year before the wonder.
hard to achieve this result."
LONDON (UPI) - Prince
tul, whimsical cartoon feature,
"The Sword In the Stone," Edward, who will be two In
Premiers
was Walt's yuletide offering, March, has been presented
and in 11)02 it was the mere. with a gift from Portugal-a
orablo musical, "Babes In Toy.
10.3-ga llon barrel of 1063 vial.
Series On
land."
Bufoso that, Walt gift. age port.
A new series of radio doe.
A Buckingham P a I a c e
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wrapped hits like "20,000
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Leagues Under the Sea," spokesman said the gift will
Sunday at 7 p.m. on radio
"Old Yeller," "Swiss Family "almost ce rt ainly" be kept for TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - station WTRR.
Robinson," "The Littlest Out. him in the palace wine cellars Somewhere In New York to. The first of 1* programs
law," "TonkW' and "Third until his parents-the queen day, a man who visited the In the series "Their Other
Men an the Mountain" for the and Prince Philip- think he Dahia Honda State Park In the World" will begin to explore
Florida Keys Is wondering a little-known but
holiday.
fascinatI Is old enough to enjoy it.
what happened to a snaU be
ing area of manned space cxmailed to the Park Service.
Park officials disclosed they plorstlon-apace medicine, or
bioastronautics, the study of
had received a small airmail
package with the following human tutors In outer space.
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For Instance, In a country foolishness frantically preon the Arabian sea, a starting
With typical aplomb and custom of young boys who Inkeen insight, the world-tray. denture themselves to .hlp's Extension Club
eled Price gives both informa.II, crews falls under the csiner&amp;s
tional stature and slds.split.
Ung humor to the revealing
film sequences.
Sweden, Finland, India, lapan, China, Switzerland, Indonesia and Hawaii a,e among
the many countries yILIt.d by
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Bobby Vinton, Della Reese, a heavy and serious beau of
Buddy Greco and others.
Katie's. Funny lines, but not
much of a plot.
9-9:30 P. M. CBS. Corner
Pyle - USMC. (Color). Go. 10-11 P. M. ABC. The Jim-.
mar is driving Sergeant Car- my Dean Show. A grand New
ter nuts, so he is given leave Year's Eve party at Dean's
to get him out from under- "home" Is tonight's fun, with
foot. To Carter's despair, In- guest stars singer Vikkt Carr,
stead of going horn. Gomsr comedian Norm Crosby, Buck
takes a Job as a bartender Owens and Joe Maphis. You
on the base. Usual inanities, might do better to have a
but you're a Gomer fan or little Now Year's Eve party
you're not; and, If you are, of your own.
this in a good one.
JAN. 1, 1961

10:30-11:30 A. M. Cotton

10.11 P. M. CBS. Trials of
O'Brien. "What Can Go Bowl Festival Parade. (Color).
t.uti't'-n ..4
',rung7" (rr-&gt;
star witness is murdered, anil Van Derber are comments.'
a "Pigeon" Is needed to entic. the murderer. O'Brien Is

Jaycees Plan

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Tonight

By Jane Cuselberry
The South Seminole Jay.
cees are having a New Year's
Eve Party tonight from 9
p.m. to 2 am, at the Casselberry Woman's Club on Overbrook Drive.
Music will be by 'The
Knights" for dancing. There
will be an open buffet and
door prize.
William Goebel and James
fluckridge an, chairman of
The regular meeting of the the affair which Is limited
Longw ood Civic League to 60 couples due to space
(Woman's Club) will take requirements,
The next regular meeting
place at 2 p.m. Tuesday at
of
the club will be Monday
on
the Civic League Building
at the Altamonte Community
Church Street.
A program of book sketch- House on Maitland Ave. at 7
as will be given by members p.m.
The meal will be catered
of the Library Committee.
Hostesses will be Miss Dor- and the program will include
othy Heath, Mrs. L. V. On. a professional explanation of
Winder, Mrs. Grace Raddin, burglar alarm systems. The
Mrs. Clark McCoy, Mrs. John Winter Park Jaycees will reReam., Mrs. W. J. Hartley, turn the "barrel" complete
and Mrs. M. K. Blankenship. with skito

Civic League
Sets Meeting

Deltona Civic
Group Enjoys
Yule Party
By Mildred Honey

The Deltona Civic AsaociaLion held its annual Christmas

party at the Deltona CommunIty Center with a luncheon
and gift exchange.
A very able job was done
by the party chairman, Mrs.
Alex Menezer and her cornmittee: Mmes. Frank Egan,
Rena Chiccolani, Lawrence
Coyner, Leo Bollens, Frank
Greer, Henry Aldrich and
Felix Bailer. Mrs. Arch Gilchrist made the beautiful
wreaths which were given as
door prizes. (Outgoing cochairman, Mrs. Bert Christy
and Mrs. Alcide Pokier, expassed their sincere apprecladon to all members for their
cooperation and assistance
during the past year. Ways
and moans chairman, Mrs.
Louts Levine, also thanked all
the members who have contrihuted their efforts.

Mrs. Frank Greet was a
very enjoyable Santa Claus.

Weekend Television
(1) Pork Pig
11:OC (2) Iinn. and Allen
(I) Hky King
(1) Ch.m:'IonsbIp
Wrestling
11:20 (2) People Sr. Funny
(I) (I$ N.ws
12:41 (9) Baseball
'l'.iiA.
1:00
(2)
(I) The Wild, Wild Went
(5) Baseball
(5) A Man Called Shen.
2:20(S) The Outlaws
anioah
2:10 (5) The Deputy
7:19 (1) Camp llunsmuck
1:00
(1) NCAA Football
(1) TheWiki, Wild W..L
0:09 (1) NFL. Countdowa To
(9) Fitn.ton.s
Kick Oft
s:se (1) hank
0:10 (1) Jimmy rtrlckland
(5) Tommy
($)
hugs Bunny
SIC (2) Convoy
1:09 (1) loss In Space
(I) itogans Heroes
(1) Wide World of
(5) The Addame Yamllj
Sports
1:00 (0) Gom.r ;'ylsVSI
.8..C.
SSTI*DAT P. N.
0:00 (1) Fishing Fun
(I) honey Want
(I) Siattery's People
1:20 UI Mr. htoberta
(I) Movie
1:21 (2) News
0:30 (5) (llenn Reeve. Show
(5) i'eylon Place III
10:09 (2) The Sian From
7:00 412 Ensign O'Toole
IJ.N.C.1iC.
(5) One Step Beyond
Showcase
(5) Jimmy Dean
(5) On. Step Beyond r
11109 42) News
Troop
(I) N'Ws
iaas III Movie
1:10 (2) Flipper
11:10 $2) Tonight
(I) Jackie Gleason
()) Mole
51:0W
1:01 (2) News
hIS (1) Daily Word

FRIDAY P. N.
0:9 (1) News
(1) AllQ News
1:110) NewsIlne
1:10 (1) iluntley-llrinkley
(I) Walter Cronkite
(5) liii Masterson
7:SS (3)Ynncy Derringer

(5) ShindIg It
5:10 (2) 1 Dream of Jeannie
(I) The King Family
5:19 (2) Get Smart
(I) Trials of O'Brl.a
(9) Lawrence Welk
1:00 (2) Rat. Night Movie
5:10 (1) The Loner
(5) Hollywood Palace
10:00 (1) (lunemok.
10:30 (1) Legend of Jesse
James

11:99 (2) News
(1) ABC New.
11:10 (I) Movie
11:11 (1) Movie
11:20 (1) Movie

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rtvrrnov. MANS

SOTICII 1$ her.ly given that
we are engaged In busine.s at
2115 Park Drive. Sanford, Semi.
note County. Florida. under
the fictitious name of MIlMI.
NOl.}l FICNCK. and that we
Intend to register said nani.
with the Clark of the Circuit
Court. Seminole County, Pier.
Ida, in aocordance with the
provision. of the Fictitious
Name Statute., to-wit: Section
ill-IS Florida Statutes If?.
5ATVRDAX A. N.
--------ag Julia 1, Slenstrom
1:11 (I) News
his: Herbert N. $t.n.trom
FICTITIOUS RAUR
1:00 (6) Grower. Almanae
NOTICIC 25 hereby given that Publish Dec It. 1)51 £ Jan.
7:39 (5) News
I am engaged in business at 7. II, 21, 1111.
7:10 (5) Wonderful World
Fern Park. Seminole County, CDT-la
of Brother Vu,.
Florida. under the fictitious
($) aPI) Mid-Florida
ROTION TO DaFanD
name of Fern Park Motors,
hIS (2) Across the Fence
and that I intend to register TUN STATIC OP FLORIDA TOs
(I) Capt. Kangaroo
said name with the Clerk of
MONTB C. ST. JOHNS and
(I) Jet Jackson
the Circuit Court, Seminole
JOAN MARIE Vt JOUNS
5:50 (2) Science Fiction
County. Florida, in accordance
till Columbia Drive
Theatre
with the provisions of the VieDecatur, Georgia
(I) Planet Patrol
titious Name Statutes, to-wit:
You,
and each of you, are
5:55 (1) Top Cat
Section $51.09 Florida 5t4tut., hereby notified that suit has
(1) Heckle and Jeokle
been filed against you in the
1517.
(5) Major Mercury
Rig: Alan King fishy
Circuit Court of Seminole
1:55(1) Hector h1.athcote
Publish Dec. ii, 11, 14, st 981 County. Florida, in Chancery.
(I) Tennessee Tuxedo
CDT-IT
an abbreviated title of which
10100 (1) Underdog
is First Federal savings and
(5) Mighty Mouse
INVITATION TO RID
Loan Association of Seminole
(I) Shenanigans
Sealed bids will be received County, a corporation, Plain.
10:80 (2) Fireball Xl.-$
in the office of the City Man- gift. vs. Monte C. St. John and
(SI Units the Lion.
acer, City hail, Sanford. P'lor. wit., Jose Mart. St. John, it
h.arted
Ida. until 1:10 P. M. on Fri. aL, Defendant., the nature of
(5) The Beatles
day. January 7, 1515, on the said suit being a suit to fore.
11:00 (2) Dennis The Menace following items:
close that certain m(d'igsge
(I) Tom and Jerry
t. Approximately 5,900 gal. dated August 21, 1014, and of
41) Cooper Cartoons
l(,fls of premium gasolIne record in Official Records
11:15 (2) Fury
at the Police Station.
Book 501, psi. 1). Public II.(S) Quick Draw
2. Approximately 3.190 gal- cords of Seminole County,
McGraw
Ions of premium gasoline Florida. encumbering the foiat Fir. Station No. 2.
lowing described real property,
I. Approximately 01,045 to-wit:
gallons of r.siilar gasoline
Lot 2. Block C. Flat
at the City Shop.
.4 Beverly Terrace and de4. Approximately
20,009
The annual n:.eUng of the
dicated aa Mirror Lake
stockholders of the United
gallons of diesel fuel for
First Addition, aecording
State Bank of Seminole. Sanlb. Water Plant, Refuse
to Plat thereof as recorded
ford, a banking corporation,
Division, and Street Dlviin Flat Book It. Pages 10
will be held in the bankingslon,
sad 11, of the Public Be.
room on FrIday. January 14.
hide shell be tank wagon
cord. of Seminole County,
1551, at 4 p. a, for the follo w. prices delivered to the City's
Florida.
lug purposes:
distribution points an demand and you are hereby required
(1) Elect a Board of Direct. and shall show the exempt tax. to file your answer in said
ore for the ensuing year The successful bidder shall suit with the undersigned Clerk
and the transaction of supply and install all a.cess. of said Court and to serve a
such other business as err pumps and tanks and all copy thereof open the Plain.
may come before the pumps ebail have suitable iiti• attorney, whose name
meeting,
gaugeo recording the quantity and address appear below, on
pumped and ..,ld gauges shall or before the 04th day of Jan.
Mary Ii. Douglass
Cashier
be in working order. All bide nary. ISIS, and in default
PUblish Dec. $1, 1105 h Jaa. To shall show the octane rating thereof Decree Pro Con(saso
1551
of the gasoline bid and the will be entered against you.
CDT.91
class of dleeel tusi that is bid.
WITNESS my hand and ofBids shall be for the period tidal seal at the County Court.
The annual meeting of We beginning January 11, 1)58 to house,
Sanford, Seminole Conn.
stockholders of the Florida December II. 1)15.
ty, Florida, this list day of
State hank of Sanford. Plor.
Bids will be publicly opened December, 1111.
Ida, Abanking corporation, in the City Commission Room. (SEAL)
will be hold in the banking City hlaJi, Sanford. Florida, at
Arthur 11. Deckwltk, Jr.,
room ON FrIday. January it, 1:Ie P. N. es Pstasy, Jey
Clerk Circuit Court,
1044. 51 5:55 a. a, tee the tel. V. iNs,
Seminole County, Saat,rd,
owing purposes:
The City commission ,
.Florida
(1) Ziset a Board of Dire. serves the right to acoept the
By; Martha T. ViM.; D. C,
.rc ter the ensuing yea, lowest and/or beet hid sad Phillip
H. Logan
and Is transact inch reserves the right to reject say Ihinhoiser
and togas
other
business as may or sit bids lee the beet ha- Viral Federal BuUglag
come before the wosftg. tests of the City of Matud. P. 0. lila 1715
C. Howard KeWully
Wanes N. Knowles
las ford. Piodda
President
City Nsss,ger
Attorney for Plaintiff
Publish Dec. 11, 1)05 C Jan. 7,
City of "Start VIeetdê
Publish Dee, *4, it. *501 at Jan.
505
Publish Dec. 51,' 1)11
1. 14, 1)11

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lor of the traditional parade features John Forsythe and
the Texas State Fair Betty White Be commentators.
ounda in Dallas. The parade
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1:45 P.M. CBS, Football.
seas, including Colette Del- The Cotton Bowl Gems. Uni.
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i true "for he's a jolly good an attractive assortment of ap.
RING OUT THE OLD YEAR fellow" fashion or Just dIgni pctizens, salads, entrees, gar
and ring In the new at any fled dining in a tranquil den fresh vegetables, hot
breads, beverages and des.
number of places throughout atmosphere,
serts for your selection without
the area over the Now Year's
e • .
waiting to be served.
weekend. A jolly good time is ACTIVITY WILL be bustin'
Be kind to a-our guests-and

(Color). The Sugar Bowl
11:30 A. M.-1:45 P.M. CBS. Game. Missouri 'ignTs
Gatos's at New °r
Tournament of Roses,

car) Arthur Godfrey and l•i'iis.

1:80 A.M.-1:45 P.M. NBC.
Tournament of Roses.
olor). Two out of three
ike. am ple network coyige for th is gala event.

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a Club to sew on co mfo rt had hidden the bag in her kit-ides for the patients In chen garbage pail when she
i three state veterans boa. went out to visit a friend.
ala,
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rhine will be an Initiation
new members of the Aux- _______________________________
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ry at this time.
TillS NINTH JUDICIAL CiR.
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FLORIDA.
IN CIiANCRRY NO, 115*4
PEDHRAl NATIONAL MORT.
'rite cinet'i'r COURT,
ASSOCIATION, a United
flit JUDICIAL ctit$ It?, GAGE
States corporation,
AND S'(R 5YMi NoLB
Plaintiff,
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ILACM W. I'ICKlIIIINO,
LOU. his wife,
Plaintiff,
Defendants.
NOTICE OF SUIT IN
DEL. P. PICKERING.
NORTO.IUM VOitP.t1,os IJUR
Defendant. TO: (1 IC 0 It Ch IC Thll000ltIi
NoTiCE flY 12(1?
CASAI.OIJ and lit F. N H
IS!AIIE2., F, PICKERING
MARY CASALOU, his wife
Hurry, New hampshire
3552 Bhailowford Road
'OU Alit IlEltIlilY NOT!Doraville. Georgia
'IL) that a Complaint for
YOU. Defendant., ure hereby
rotor ham be.n filed against notified that a Complaint t
, and you are required to foreclose a certain mortgage on
ye a copy of your answer or the following described proading to the Complaint on petty, situate, lying and b"ing
Plaintiff's attorney, Joseph in Seminole County, Florida,
Murasko. F, 0. Box 225, to-wit:
a Park. Florida, and file
Lot I. flock 4. NORTH OR.
original answer or plead.
LANDO SECOND ADDIIn the office of the Clerk
'rio, according to tie
the Circuit Court of Semi.
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plat thereof recorded i
e County, Florida, on or be.
Flat Book IS, page. 11, 51
e the 8th day of February,
and 17, PublIc Records of
1. If you fail to do no. a 4..
Seminole County, Florida.
e pro confes.o will be taken has been filed against you is
iin.t you for relief demand- the above styled suit and you
in the Complaint,
are required to serve a copy
vlTNlesa my band and offi- of your answer or pleading to
I meal of office at Sanford, the Complaint on Plaintiff'.
iinote County. Florida, this attorney. Joseph M. tiurasko,
h day of December, 1051,
P. 0. Box 221, Fern Park. PIer.
:A to)
Ida, and fils the original anArthur If. Beckwith, Jr..
awer or pleading in the office
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Clerk of the Circuit
Seminole County, Florida Court on or before the 20th
BY: Donna U. Markos
day of January. 1115. If you I
Deputy Clerk
fail to do so, a decree pro eoneph M. )Oura.ko, Req.
fesso will be taken against
0. 1101 525
you for the r.11.t demanded
'is I'ark, Florida
in the Complaint.
orney for Plaintiff
WITNESS my hand and oflish Dec. 51., 911 C Jan. flciai seal of office at Sanford.
it. 21, 1041
Seminole County, this 11th 4a
I-IS
of December, 104*.
(SEAL)
'HR CIRCUIT COVIIT,
Arthur IL B.ckwith, Jr.
iTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP
Clerk of the Circuit Court
011104 55 AND FOR 81113111.
By: Donna K. Markos
Lii COUNTY.
Deputy Clark
CIIANCRIIY ne loans
Publish Dec. 17 ,14, $1, liii C
Publish
RTUN* FERGUSON.
j, 7, 1545
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IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP
D.fsadant, THU NINTh JUDICIAL dR.
ROTICU OP 5VIT
CUB? IN AND FOR 5UMIUO&amp;n
I EVELYN FERGUSON,
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Whose residence and d. VHANCRRY NO, 51151
dress is
TilE BOSTON FIVE CENTS
South Centenary Stead
SAVINGS BANK,
Route No, *
PlaintIff
Williamson, New York
we
S W 0 it N COMPLAINT ROBERT C. PETERS. at vs.,
VINQ IIV.1IN Piled in Chin.
Derendants
r, in the Circuit Court In
NOIICU SF IVI? IN
for Beminole County, P'lor. NO1ITOAUU rOhlr.CLO.IJRE
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entitled, "Fortune Fargo. TOs hIOhJEitT C, PETERS and
Plaintiff, vs. Evelyn Per.
HELEN Z PETERS, his
on. Defendaot", praying for
wife
Lain relict for the above REIIDUNCU,
ssd plaintiff and against
DATE CITY, YIRO!NTA
the above named defend. You are hereby notIfied that
a Complaint to foreclose a sirOW, TUEZIXPORI THIS lain mortgage encumbering the
TO NOTIFY YOU that it following described real pro_
wish to defend against perty, to-wit:
contest the above entitled
Lot 5, BLOCK R, COtTIf.
on You are required to
TRY CLUB MANOR, UNIT
your Answer or other writ.
lie, 1, according to the p1*1
defense, if any you have,
thereof as recorded in
this Complaint with the
Flat Book It. Page as, Pub.
rk of the Circuit Court In
lie )l.00,4. of Seminole
for Seminole County, Floe.
County, Florida,
and to serve a copy More. han been filed again" you In
Upon Flalntltf'o attorney, the above styled suIt,
you
art N, Pitts, I Masonic are required to serveand
sit
a copy
idlag, Sanford. Florida. on of your Answer or other Plead.
)etor. the 14th day of Jaa* ing to the Complaint on Plainr nh.
tiff's attorneys. ANDRIUION,
HE NATURE of said Can. RUSH, DEAN C LOWNDES,
$21
nt Is te pray th at the above East Central Boulevard. Or.
.4 Court grant the Plata. lands, Florida, sad tile the Ofta divorce of and (rots you, ginal Answer or ether PleadPinculo Matl'lmoa)l.
Ing in the office of the Clerk
Alt, NOT TO ANSWER of the Circuit Court
or be.
I a deoree pro eastesso be tore the 15th day ofon
January,
red herein against you.
1)41. If you tall to do so, a
PITNK8S MY HAND and the decre, pie leaf..,e
witI be
dat Saal of the above taken against you foe the reed Court at Sanford, Seal. lIst demanded I. the COmplaInt.
County, Florida, this $l
This Netics shaH be publish.
ot December A, D.1Ig5,
.4 once a week lee tout *OR.
AL)
attentive weeks in the SAId.
Arthur N. $eekwtts, Jr.
FORD 3!RhtAIX).
Clerk ci the Above Styled
DATED this sin any ed Do.
Court
camber. 1541,
By Martha T. VihIsa
(sEAL)
Deputy Clerk
Arthur N. $eckwltL Jr.
set K. Flits
Clerk ci Otrcsft Court
iasoato Building
Bps Martha T, TiMes
tend, Florida
Deputy Clerk
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Breakfast, lunch and din.
CEll'S is noted for, patron, THE MORE TIlE MER. The same magic of Aladdin's favorite melodies hich
are ncr are served with unexeell- TILlS ABOVE establish.
at the New Years Ese ga1.
l the theme N ew 'open sesame" is as close as featured nightly.
ed service In the lovely Three ments take great pleasure in
AR-UcK
will be guests of the annual Year's eve at the TROPHY your telephone by dialing 322.
If
you
are
looking
for
a cos. Seasons Dining Room which wishing everyone a happy and
good luck breakfast featuring I.OUNGE with no reservations 976o and phoning ill
RENTALS
PIOsPeIOUJ 19661
a carry mopolitan atmophcre at any also has banquet facilities.
blackeyc peas n' hog jowls in order and no cover charge out order for the entire fain. time, FREDDIE'S definitely
The beverage of your choice
IRENT A NEW
and cornbread no buttermilk- or minimum, lists, noisemak. il" and Stiests from the var•
you there!
will be found in the quaint
es breakfast-and 'tis free. ers and favors w il l be given let)' of foods at the CIIICh. N' • fills the bill. Sic
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Tavern Cocktail Lounge at
A DAY
There'll be music for swing. everyone in keeping with the TREAT.
SKIP'S RESTAURANT on DELTONA INN, on Interstate
IIANIL&amp;1
In' your favorite partner, hats, true spirit of the festive cele- The mouth watering Juicy 17•92
across from Seminole 4 at the Deltona Interchange.
horns
and
other
favors,
the
bration,
broasted chicken is out of this Plaza, will re fl ect the tradi.
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beverages of your choke and Your favorite drink will be world as well as seafood ape- lion of yesteryear in the menu
THE
GOURMET will
TRUE
best of all there Is no cover mixed at the elegant lounge cialties. No dishes to wash planned for New 'sear's
day, head for PHELPS RESTAUR.
charge or minimum,
with a pro's touch for the here since all the facilities for Yep,
having It a m ANT on 17.02 for genuine Gor.
So fcrgit the Stork Club this most discriminating of eonn- dining are carefully packed in hocks they're
and black eyed peas don lieu French Cuisine.
year and head for J I M oisseurs, not only on the eve each carton,
complemented with other fine Master Chef Al Phelps corn.
SPENCER'S
on South
French
If you desire to do the town fare of our forefathers days. hines a variety of wines and
INCLUDES GAS, SERVICE *D INSUMIICE
Avenue where
you will
find of the new year. but nightly.
Banquet facilities are avail, on New 's'ear's Day qtiality They will h open all day spices anti creates dishes re.
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just as much entertainment able and a luncheon fit for dining
ALL1966MODELS
room service and curb and if you can't get by New fleeting the ultimate In con.
and activity,
royally is served daily at the service are available at the Year's you'll he delighted tinental cuisine
and a rare
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beautiful TROPHY LOUNGE CHICK N' TREAT on French •
YOUNG LOVERS, morn and at Jet I.anes.
Avenue.
No additional charge for
dad, Junior and Suzy, and For your special enjoyment
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Rent.lt'Here/ Leave. It-There Grandma
pleasure
and Grandpa will on New Years eve, tender FREDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE,
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find the refined atmosphere at juicy steaks will be an attrse. renowned for where the elite
the TRADEWINDS CAFETEIt. lion on the bill of fare with meet, greet and eat, offers "ECC." an incredible or. world Is frighteningi If you
TAM
IA in Seminole Plaza a re uu saws
it. nnseue.
gy of sights and sounds leads find it horrifying, It'. because
POWNI1O IU*
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freshing treat-not only on
off the week's film enter- the world is filled with hor.
holidays - but everyday the
siviiss st*ci
pi.*in ci,,
tainmcnt at
COCOA SIAOI
D(tUV P5.1CM
TRADE WINDS offers the ulti.
theCompleting
Movielsnd hot! If it shocks you, it's hr.
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wuy PALM sties
l)rive.In Theatre.
mate in distinctive dining with
the twin-bill opening Sunday cause we are a shocking
is "In Itarma Way," starring race! If you find It filled
Come fine with us. You may be
with beauty and hope, you
WALT DISNEY'S
PIUS
John Wayne.
TODAY
surprised to discover (to your
be
have
understood
itt
'THE MONKEY'S
"lEACH
Wednesday only will
delight) th at It's more economical
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The globe has spun around
showing the color features
to enjoy luncheon or dinner In the
(BOTH IN COLOI)
cool, pleasant comfort of the Trade
"Satan Never Sleeps,' with many timt'a be fore the prob'
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Willinm Holden and "The ing eye of th e motion pie. Winds. Delidous food. Courteous
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Lost World," featuring Fer. tuts camera; so many time., U icI. And no dithes lo wuhl
in fact, that you may wonder
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the screen will be "The Bed- discover. Hut. to thu persist•
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Wrtti comments by VINCENT PRICE
','idmark, and "Charade," tinually reveals new secrete
and sights, Therefore ECCO
No
with ('cry Grant.
PLUS
show-which
menus
look,
witness,
CAFETERIAS
Saturday
only
will
be
SHOWS AT
SimMole Plaza, at Casssibsiy
ing three John Wnye starr. observe cml beholil. The film
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his
North
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and "Rio Granite."
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lantic patrol plans to co-star Eric Potman, playIt has been writ te n of
COMPUTE
ing former U-boat commander now NATO oh.
"ECCO": It this film fright.
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server aboard Widmark's ship, In scene from
ens you, it's because the
NEW YEAR'S DINNER
''The Bedford Incident," showing Thursday 1211(1
Friday at Movieland Drive-in 'l'ht':itre. Co-featHam Hocks and Dlackey.d Peas
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of th e d,ning specialities ot
Good ole' American prime
fered at the new restaurant.
ribs are prepared a a superb
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at PHELPS and served with
ANOThER ALMOST newt savory vegetable combinations
entertainment and dining spot, succulent
salads and It o t
DELTONIt INN, has schedul'

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81, 1965

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NEW YORK (UP!) -The
sweet smell of success failed
to come to Mrs. Kwan Lee
and nine friends and reds.
leet
lives.
After searching UfleUceessBy Jane as.elberry
Memorial fully for two days in the acmenlean Legion
res-large Staten Island Car-It 256 of Casselberry will bage Dump, Mrs. Lee called
d its regular mee ti ng Mon* off the hunt for a brown pa.
at 8 p.m. at the Cassel- per bag con ta ining $6,700 In
ry Woman's Club on Ov- jewels and money which her
rook Drive.
son unknowingly threw out
he Auxiliary Unit will the rest of their garbage Sat.

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In store for all family mem. at the seanis at JIM SIPENI, most of all to yourself in esl a taily break!ast served at- the usual elegant cuisine thIs ed a repeat performance 01 , breads for the absolute finest
bers whether it's burning the CER'S on New Year's Fe coping the distasteful KP duty , t
weekend in the plush atmos- The Klngsmcn, who will ic. in dining,
midnight oil with Father Time where a , night of merry ma. -by taking them out to dine er midnight,
S
Al and Polly Phelps will
phere of the famed dining turn this Friday and Sturday
awaitine the arrival of 1966 in
in addition toj$ 'i...
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A DAY OF RELAXATION spot.
at 3:30 p, m. on New
p.
in.
to
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nights
from
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Enjoy your fa%orite cock' a. in. for your dining and Year's day and remain open
other sea foods and thick price is right,
own home can be miiady's I 'all, In the 1.amplight.sr dancing pleasure.
until all are served.
f

is Meyerson will comment 4:30-5:30 P.M. CBS. Golf

the 77th annual presenta. Classic. Ken Venturi and
n of t.. floral pageant 111k. fiouchak meet Bert We...
esided over by Rose Quecu vet and Tommy Aaron at La
Me Cots, a sophomore at Costa Country Club, Carlsbad,
aadona City College, the Calif.
redo features such atUa- - 4:45 P.M. Nllc.'oba1I.
na as Art Linklotter riding (Color) The Rose Bowl Game.
float with his five grand- Michigan State Spartans Y$•
lldren, and Angela Cart- UCLA Broins at Paaadmn
Ight and Billy 3lumy, th e
Lldren on "Lost In Space."

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m LoWslana State
rwl Queen. The theme of University at Dallas.
, parade Is "Snapshots In
1:45 P. M. NBC. Football.
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Mr. end Mrs. Frederick Eaefl Williams of Sanford
aon the engagement of
theIr daogMr, Unda Allen,
to Richard George Girard
Tang.man, Ensign, United
State. Naval Reserve.
The bride-elect is a native ______
of Sanford, was graduated
Seminole High School
fr
ad attended Florida State
University.
The bridegroom elect I.
aco of Mrs. Richard Henry
the late Mr.
Taueman
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latlire tree with gay orna. one is right undernea th.
mrnts and gifts under it was
She also showed a tree made
m the den. The mantle over of four white plastic dry clean.
t1it fireplace in the living er bags; a chandelier made
mom was centered wi th an an of coat hangers, t insel and red

Happy New year
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g"l surrnunded by Christmas balls; clusters of "grapes'
candies and an arrangement made of marbles that had
of permanent flowers and been baked in a 500.degree
Christmas balls,
oven for 30 minutes; a lovely

Jack and Jean's Beauty Salon

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Election of officers was

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writs thank you notes.
She credits yoga with rid.
tive work was discovered. notes, she explained, for tho
What then makes her move youngsters to these friends, ding her of horrible nightMany firms do this in the Un. immares. " Now I dream such
into painting of in terest?
upstate New Yorker'. primi. priests

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Miss Lynn. Crabtree,

band not give her a mink
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WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR

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home of LI. and Mrs. B. B.
KuhIke for the traditional
Christmas
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rig. $5.95
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Christmas Day with his par.

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$313, tea. $6.95
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washable. Girdle only
$1.11, reg. $6.95; Panty
only $111, reg. $7-95t

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$10.95; ZlpperGie
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only $10.99, mg. $12.95

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No. 3 Azeloo Fork Conw, Orlwide
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Personals

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4prved his father as best man. !INCLUDES:
Immediately following the
• Steamed Cabbage
ceremony the Officers Club at
Orlando Air Force Base was
• Hot Rolls S Butter
the site for a lovely reception.
Iced Tea or Coffee

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DACRON &amp; COTTON
Sportswear

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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Clem of

bride was given in marriage
by tier son, George Dunn.
W. K. Mchtoberts °f
Sanford attended the bride as
atron of honor.
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HOLIDAY HAIRSTYLES

Margaret Mary Church.

d late Mr. LaVahlee,

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New Year!

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Wednesday, Dec. 29, at St. Land 0' Lakes Country Club, tosses

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of S. lake Triplet Drive, fl
ew Meets Tuesday
north to spend Christmas with
their family In Ohio.
The Daugbt.ra of Wesley

The daughter of Mr.. George
Arthur LaVahlec, a winter

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of Cot. Loren Boyd Ilitisinger cottage,
Tuesday. Jan. 4, at 3 p.m.
(tJSAF-Ret.), also of Winter
Mrs. 0. A. strisise will

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Ian and Missionary Alliance spending the winter,
the feet are wet Is effec tive In
softening areas most threatenCjmurch, will be held at the
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parsonage, 139 Pinecrest Drive
Saturday, Jan. 1, from 2-I elected member of the city
Keep toenails cut straight
I council, is still hospitalized
in
All members and friends are at Florida Sanitarium and across and also trim corners
Hospital In Orlando from back to
avoid paInful foot problems.
cordially Invited to attend.
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injuries received in a recent •
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automobile accident.

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Following the business meet

Ing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mickler will give talks on
"Floridiana" with special ref.
crence to gardening anti the
out -of-doors. In addition to
their talks, the Mkklt'rs will
display books, many of which
will be rare editions, dealing
with
their subject.
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lathes $Xd used.
honoring the new pastor and Mrs. Knight's brother and they
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holiday
from
his wile, Rev, and Mrs. G. drove up for th

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1966, at 7:30 p.m. This is the tSCEl sheath over matching
annual meeting and a nesc taffeta complemented scllh a
slate of officers scill he elect.
ed and installed in office. /ili
members are urged to attend
and signify their desires.

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Simonds spent the Christmas
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Small eyes look larger when
The McGarveys
Paul Knight of 540 Queen's an Iridescent shadow and false'

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Mrs. Bentley. mother of the

Ilis and Ifer Garden Club at I

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Is so law vey'll went

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Eule McAvoy. Mildred Bowm*n. Buslak Ahalt, Rose M iska Minna Mor.
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HAPPY NEW YEAR

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Open House

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THE HOBBY AND CRAFT CLUB assembled at the Open Hearth Re..
taurant rc.ntly for the annual Chriatxnas party. Enjoying the holiday
• lunch.oe are, seated from loft, GoJdI. Adklna, Ruth Mellor, Pearl Who.
IS RoesGogoa. Qraos Savags.,Ul Fink and )Iázin. Kennedy. Stand.
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It on. Consider the cost of of 3l hibiscus Road, motored A. C. Blels. of 273 N. K. Tripcleaning and repairing soiled to Mississippi to spend the let Drive, and her brother, H.
merchandise. Add this to tie i holidays with relatives.
G. Clem, of Lincoln, Ill., were
purchase price when you fig.
much
you're
saving.
qre how
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stair am- heuseguests of the Clems la
Inspect
seconds
and
irregurived two weeks ago from week. Mr. and Mrs. Clem will ,
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Mr. and Mrs. George T. iiig enhanced with a rose colored
scull entertain the ('huluota Cynihidium orchid corsage.

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bargain.
to time Winter Park Memorial
"Examine the merchandise hospital with a broken hip.

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lace anti crepe draped gown

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rcfui1y. Check colors, size,

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mi price of time merchandise brook Drive fell Monday at from a stay at Florida Sani

Entire stock reduced . . W.ndeul
savings for you[
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WOMEN'S SWEATERS

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Kr. and Mrs. T. J. Zara: "Featuring Fashions
and Mrs. " Smith, Lawry
and Debbie.

2" ond
styled for Spring.
Pistol shad..
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Mr. and Mm. Wins. end
th* daughter, end families

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and extrasensory perception for artistic ideas.

Iler surrealistic paintings now fill time once OC.

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friends and

BLOUSES

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Short or teas sleeves i.e casual Sr
drolly we&amp;

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ing waifs,

"I came borne and cried for

daughter of Kr. and Mn.
W. I. Crabtree, will

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sports equipment will go on guides. If you're used to buy
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stores have good sales of their disc for $5, you may get the
FOR APPOINTMENT
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Christmas cards and decora. same merchandise for less at
CALL 322.413
dons just after the holidays, a sale. Or you may get a bet- ..'
• And some have storewide ter quality for the $5 you had • '
Betty Anne's
sites, so watch the ads,
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planned to spend. Either way,
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• 'To take advantage of a sale you'll be saving.
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FA2-8321
2201 S. PARK AVE.
MRS. JAMES HENRY BENTLEY
yDu'rc a wise shopper, home price reduction. Check guar.
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vice caution.
Know what you want and Cassel berry Personals
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Wise

4g and shoes, CVCU furs and

WOMEN'S DRESSES DRASTICALLY REDUCED!

paints levitation-everything
Raw cauliflower and spinach
goes up, meaning happiness. I an Interesting texturt as
"If my creatures go dowu, well aa fresh vegetable flavor
then it is sad."
ngs sell 10 salads.

Currently her painti
During a recent showing at ited States in lieu of business beautiful thoughts and I
the Lys Gallery in Manhattan gifts. however, iii. said, also learned that one must for $350 to $1,500. So 511
young grandmothers, sharp.
,
the explained she credits her
s n
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stine
from the canvas. Incidentally,
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ams in color, have returned from Jersey
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City, N. J. where they were
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feel for the relations of image
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to space in both their plastic
and his family, Kr. and Mrs.
and symbolic significance,"
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Al
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her
husband, Kr.
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Babatlno,
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Holiday
sensory perception sharpen'
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her work, too,
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On top of this, Senora Ba.eumon
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ii gave up hei bridge games,
Miss Juanita Wynn., daugh.
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charity balls, rounds of cock.
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ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
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tall parties and such to paint '
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16 hours or more each day
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for the last 1% years. As the
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Having spent a year In Den.
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dustrialiat Gist Franco Bansociety
leader
was
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of, being a
stand nurse at Colorado Gen.
her expected niche. "Many of
siul
Hospital, Miss Wynn.
still
upset
are
y friends
Will return to New Orleans,
with me," she said, "but othLa. to work at Southern Bapk__'
era urge me to continue my tist Hospital when, she under.
painUng."
She also Is one of the few

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antet' s and services on regular

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money, if you buy wisely. I'rIce reduction shouldn't at'
feet the manufacturer's guar.
hcets, pillowcases and blan
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coat., and could "adopt" some slays. 11cr search for serenity everything is peaceful and
fin Basal has done.
Use herb butter or a low.
Sonora Basal is a trim orphans, too, This she did and led her to yoga, she explain, blessed."
calorie sauce to bring out th e
grandmoth er from Mexico now is the patroness of 60 ed "1 wanted to be serene
This mood comes through flavor In vegetnbles. It doe.
City. However, her move In youngsters housed and edu. like my husband but I was her painting., even on titled wonders for cauliflower, pea.,
to the artistic world hardly eated In the Maria Auxilia. explosive and temperament- "Gossip" which shows snakes broccoli. For calorie economy
at."
with
resembles that of another dora,
heads and when making cream sauce, use
She said she learned to di. red tongues. She laughingly ei
Even this generosity bugfamous grandmother, the late
ther the cooking water from
Grandma Moses. Age is a ma- ged some of her acquaint- reeL her energy. "I don't try admits these could represent the vegetable, or skimmed
jar difference, subject mat. incas. Each year Senora Has- to Intellectualize or paint con. a bridge foursome,
milk.
tar anoth er.
si donates the money she sc-iously or analyze my work,"
Whether It a "Low World,"
Surprise yuur family with
th
Christ
she
said.
She
remembers
her
"Singing
Tree,"
or
"The
The Senora Is several doe- would spend for eir
a batch of biscuit, corn mnuf'
ides younger than when the man gifts to the children. The dreams well and also makes Virgin" (her favorite
) She fin, garlic or heel, bread.

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And upset Is not what yourself. Now I get up In the 1rult cocktail using plenty
Try painting them. This Is here." However, Senor Basal
morning, open the window t Florida citrus, clear soup
what dark-haired, peti te So- assured her she would get her Sofia fiassi wants to be these and start the day by saying or consomme in a mug.

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tZeasury. The Christmas It.
lag contest was discontinued co-hostess, Mrs. Lundy.

need

If an appetizer Is not usualEver wonder what to do predate others knowing there "Some of my friends are up. not deviate from the pa th of Iy served, serve one - a amall
life. You are responsible for serving of tossed salad, .h
with those nightly dreams? are such and, poor children set by this."

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perk up family meals, say
nutritlonista with the Florida
Agricultural Extension

Paints

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your

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Christmas story and a prayer tainly not least, a most at
given by Mrs. Niblark.
tractive "grape" tree made of
The minutes were read by clusters of marbles.
the club secretary, Mrs. T. L.
oiluwing the program a
Lingo Sr., and the club tress- beautiful tea was served by
urer, Mrs. Mae King, reported the hostesses. The many dea balance of $87.57 In the lectable sandwiches, cookies

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MISS LINDA ALLEN WILLIAMS

nneols,

beldMealtime Sparkle

ad member, attended and
Joined in the fun. Th. Jan.
nary Choir meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and

now make their appearance
for bedtime wear. The newest
kind of sleepwear.slIPPer sets
testere boots to match or con•
trait with pajamas, goWfli

Imagination Lends

Shop's

And What To Look

formal gown featuring a tired in c pink satin floor Mrs. Randall Priest Sr. of
----length gown and she carried Sanford.
' 1 two long stemmed red ro ses.
Daniel Wallace of Pensacola,
His And
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sensed the groom as beat man
ection, and usher was Douglas liar.
ates El
relt of Tallahassee.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Brockman chose a rose

opened %%ith a reading of the tic flowers; and, last but cer.

Carol Ann,

The Choir of the Friendship
Baptist Church enjoyed
cook.out social recently at the
bone of Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Grangers in Oakland Shores.

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R. Rattle, presided over the and pine cones; an arrangebusiness mt'eting which was ment of bronze and gold pta.

lei Carver of Washington, D.C. enta and baby sister,

cloth, finished with a vinyl
coating to give it a "wet look"
Is slated for volume use this
coming spring In raincoats and
rain suits.

ALL DAY
SATURDAY
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Among the many out of town
father. the bride chose for her Tallahassee.
Attended
Ili
wedding
guests were Mr. a nd
vows a white peau tic sole bride as matron of honor ate

The club prcsident, Mrs. J. corsage made of money plant

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Remnant

New Years Day

surrounded by white earns. C. A. Spooner Sr. and Mrs.
lace of Pensacola.
J. M. Brockman from Quin.
tions and white roses.
Given in marriage by her Mrs. James 1). Raker of cey.

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H. Carver of Altamonte

Vows

Meet

and mtl ribbon bows was hung When one napkin is soiled. it

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August Berg, of Ormond appear, just rub the area with
Springs, parents a! Mrs. Jor. Mrs. Jack Ludwig,
ch.
a damp sudsy sponge or cloth.
dan; Rev, and Mrs. Rudolph cently celebrated her Bea
Members who attended were
Hollon and children. Janice second birthday with a
Proven dependability and
of Birmingham, Ala.; festive party. Beth Miss Emma Bischof, Mrs. safety for savings at First
muel Charles, Mrs. A. 0.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hot- lives at 101 Pine Lake
Le
Mrs. Al Elliott, Mrs. Federal, doing business since
Ion and children of Ormond Drive, L o c h Arbor, Holbrook, wank,
Mrs John Vii. 1034.Adv.
Herold S
Beach; and Mr. and Mrs. Dan- with her doting par-

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The

ihIack home were decorated different items pertaining to
"ith many beautiful Christ. Christmas. Among the Items
was arrangements. A large displayed was a beautiful
green wreath with red balls apron made of paper napkins.

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Deltona Women

Miss

Miss Patricia Lullelie Brock. Bentley, son of Mr. and Mrs. l Dec. 16, 196 at 730 p. m. in stceping chapel train ex tend. rose colored Cynibidiurn or.
man, daughter of Mr. and Henry Grady Bentley, also of the Chapel, Baptist Student Ing from th e voluminous skirt. chid corsage.
Garden Club
Mrs. Alex Clyde Brockman of Pensacola, were united In1 Union House, Florida State The gown was designed with
The lounge of th e Baptist
The members of the Oviedo for this year only. The club Pensacola, and James Henry holy Matrimony, Thursday, University, Tallahassee.
an off the shoulder '.necklIne Student Union house was the
Garden Club met recently at oted to reimburse the city
Rev. David Ii. Talky was and tapered sleeves with a site for the reception immetli.
tI) flume of Mrs. Charles T.
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officiating ckr man at full length lace panel embeli. mately following the wedding
0 'bIaek for the annual Christ. for trimming the tree down.
the imnrcssive candlciiht iahcd with seed pearls and IC. with the Christmas theme car.
mat meeting and plant ex.
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qhis accenting the front of
change. Mrs. Paul Lundy serv- Mrs. George Means present
and double ring ceremony.
ned out in the decor.
the gown.
Assisting at the reception
el as co-hostess.
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Miss Brenda Pearson, Wau. Her veil of Imported silk
Sixteen members were pee. on Projects for Christmas. She
chula, pianist, played appro. illusion kit from a tiara of were Mrs. Alex Clyde Wells
Harvey,
scnt for the meeting.
displayed and showed the
priate nuptial hymns and ac• seed pearls and sequins and and Mrs. William
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Ing was held by the Gardenia Thomas, Mrs. Calvin Detrick,
and Iris Circles of the Garden Mrs. Herbert Wlllman, MrL
Club of DeLand at Maison et Ronald Meeker, Mrs Robert
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Mark, Mrs. Whitman Hoptoti.
Mr. Will Mitchell.
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Mrs. Guy Jackson, Mrs. Rich.
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Lloyd of the Iris Circle orMcClain Post and
ranged the party and at each Avery, Mrs.
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Mary Helen, who was home
After the luncheon a gut KEEPING DOOM CLEAN
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Mrs. .1. B. Jordan on TurnS
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YORK (NEA)
One Rockefeller associate
New York Guy. Nei.on Rocks.
says of the governor:
feller'a 1966 re.election
"lie is meeting lb. tax
pacts now seem far bettor
thing head.on, and people are
than they were a few months laughing with him on his
ago. But no now polls are yet little jokes about the saloa
being talked of-even private. teL"
ly-in support of this judg.
This same man argues that
ment.
Rockefeller "always baa had
Key men In the governor's
tremendous capacity to xl.
camp, who were mercilessly vive himself" in trips around
candid some monthi ago In the state.
then placing his fortunes *t
It has long since been made
the nadir, today insist he is plain that he intends to play
riding a heartening upswing cool in the critical first halt
A knowledgeable Democrat of 11)00, proposing no bold
with an excellent record as new programs, no new taxes,
a forecaster says h. thinks no flaming issues. The iivId.
presently ed party control of the New
Rockefeller
as
placed could boat Democrat York Legislature seems to
Prank O'Connor, city council presage aoms kind of cornpresident-elect, who ranks promise on the question of
high among bidders for the legislative reapportionment.
riva.l party nomination.
Hut none of this means that
Tb. rising outlook for Rockefeller's horizon sudden.
Rockefeller stems in consider. ly hu taken on a luscious rose
abl. part from what one as. tint.
sociat. calls the "good feedGetting a Republican elect.
back" he is getting from his ed, even an incumbent, in a
current. series of day-long state with a registered l)emo.
"town m.etinga" in principal cratic majority Is always a
areas around the stat.. II. is hard teat. Further, Rockefeller
a bit more than halfway clearly will be opposed by a
through his planned 15 major Conservative party candidate
visits,
who could bite oft at least
In these unique outing,, of 150,000 to 0O,OOO votes
course, the governor holds enough to be decisive in a
quiet court as businessmen, Is. close election,
bor leader,, civic groups, edu.
Moreover, though Rodiefel.
caters arid others meet with br has come back a good way,
him in separate sessions, pos. his staunchest supporters
ing questions, airing gthv agree that his path Ii still
inc.., offering suggestions,
uphill. Polls to be taken after
Convinced he is coming oft his 15.sren tour niay indicate
well In these affairs, Rocks, how tar up,
feller aide, say one impor.
But perhaps the thorniest
tant reason is that h. Is no bush on th. governor's 1066
longer encumbered by his old rout. Is the incredibly delicate
bugaboo
his puzzling two. and confusing matter of his
evil image as governor and present and future relations
perennial presidential candi- with New York City's Mayor.
date, lie Is being viewed and .lect John V. Lindsay.
ltstsn.d to simply as tha gov.
Th. Rockefeller
Lindsay
ernor OX N5W brat.
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Tire are other, now rather
OVER 35 YEARS
well.establiah.d reasons for
At First A PaIm.tt.
his improved prospect. Among
them are the lnipreuiv. Re- (Alongside .11 peel .tfke)
publicsJ% eliction gains In
stats and local rue.., the .vl.
dent safe riding out of the
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impact of the new statewide
two per cent salsa tax, .
wide awareness that no s.d.
Carpet. I Furniture
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gover.
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a fuhion that theIr Interlocking deserves soparate
treatment in a following report. The outcome is crucial
to their mutual fortunes.

Til, should have been the
m o s t expensive Christmas
ever experienced by the Amer.
ican people. Reason: The cost
of living Is at an all time high.
The cost of living goes up in
proportion to the steady de.
crease In the purchasing pow.
er of the doliatr, the sawbuck
and that splendid Itim of
rency, the grand, Citizens
seem not to be aware cit this
grand larceny being comm1t
ted against them,
The Common Man so belov.
ed by the politicians Is mor.
loved for being a sucker on
Election Day than for wit, or
wisdom. Itis the common man
and his wife, meaning most l
us, who have kept in office
over the years the soft money
politicians. These easy money
operators do not act to pre.
sent the destruction of the
dollar. Instead of protecting
the shrinking dollar, they
sstoop it up for programs that
help hasten the day when the
American buck will be worth
two bits or less at the grocery
stores,
It Is the misfortune of the
American peopl, that the p0!.
iticians have found this sys
tern to be good politics. It getS
them Into office and keeps
them there, It Is the good for.
tune of the politicians that
American citizens do not have
the wisdom to beat this shell
game.
The fat cats who own stocks
and real estate are not much
hurt and may be much helped
by money Inflation. It is the
little guy, the Common Man,
who Is hurt. So what does the
little guy do? H. steps out
with his missus next election

office chasing power,
Currency inflation Is deadly
the same politicians who are
burning up his savings, his in. to the family or the Individ.
lurance policy, his wages and ual on a fixed income. The
wage earner can hope to th
his future,
crease his Income with som.
Some time ago a scale of expectation of realizing his
the grand larceny being com• hope. The pensioner more ottmitted against the common en is stuck.
man was published by Tax
The politicians have perInc. of New York. suaded th. trusting Commas
If you had purchased 5 81.000 *Ian that all he gets from
U, S. bond In 1949, shrinkIng Washington, D. C., Is free
purchasing power would base lunch at no cost to him or to
reduced the value u that bond his family.
over the years like thIs: 19*3,
The common man Is a suck.
$59; 1939. $818; 1963, $fl8,
cx for that kind of hokutu.
961. $770.
Thoso statistics should mean I
STAY WARM AND
something to the Common1I
Man and his missus, the most
numerous voters in the that
with
ed States. But they seem not
to mean an'thlng at all be.
Electric
General
cause the common man per
slits in his lunacy that the
CINTRAL HIAT1NS
spending of federal dollars
CALLdoes not cost him anything.
Such spending does, In fact,
Plumbing,
cost him something in taaes
Heating, Inc.
and more In speeding the do.
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sumuiai. minions to maze to IuIItIi them?
Abraham Lincoln stated
new ruolutloos. For with.
"The reason I ask, Is that much the same thing when he
eel the Idea, no action Will the fact that many people say
advised:
follow! Heed James Russell It does no good to do this.
"The probablilty that we
Lowell and aim high. We
"They think it just produces
may tall In the struggle ought
were not created merely to a lower morale.
enjoy this world but to Im.
"But our A. A. members not to deter us from the sup.
prove it. So Join the eter. often have failed at the start port of a cause we believe to
nal game of moral "tag." but then they may finally
be just."
Paste this Case Record en make it and become sober,
In a similar vein, James
your mirror for a daily se• Industrious ciUzens."
Russell
Lowell said:
minder.
William James, pioneer
CASE X403: Richard F., American psychologist, urged "Not fallur. but low aim is
aged 45, Is a member of Al. us to make good resolutions. crime."
coholics Anonymous.
For the Ideas Ii father to So aim high by making lofty
resolves and setting construc.
"Dr. Crane," he said, the deedl
"don't you think It is smart
Without first thinking a bet. live goals.
11cr. are a few that fit var.
to tusk. sincere resolutions, tsr plan of action, we
even though there may be a not likely to produce a better bus age groups and will ben..
fit you and often mankind:
Urge your children to
memorize proverbs, wise say.
logs and inspirational verses
from lb. Bible. These will
buoy up their souls In old age!
Play bail with God (J.
mightyt
Which means, after God has
given you a sturdy human
body, don't aabotags it by
nuisanc. habits, such as glut.
tony, smoking, alcoholism and
emotional intemperance.
Get on God's team so you
can then relax at night and
banish insomnia without chem.
Ical tranquilizers (which sim.
ply add more work for your
liver and kidneys).
Join my "Compliment
Club" wherein you pay a sin.
cars bit of praiss to three dif.
ferent people every day.
This Is merely putting the
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"free universities" sprang up to praises her.-Proverbs 31:28.
challenge the allegedly stultifying
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environments and curricula of our
One good mother is worth a huntraditional schools. Subjects ranged
dred choolma8terL-George Her.
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handily vague term for the prevail.
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that they will.
But if this surging activism has
any real strength and depth, it cannot but help to wash away an accumulation of prejudices and injun.
tices, preconceptions and complacen.
des that clogs society, leaving what
remains better and cleaner.

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drugs as a means of personality enhancement to forging a new sexual
morality.
A new school of theologians shock.
ed the lay public by proclaiming
that "God is dead" and called for
reassessment of man's spiritual con.
dition and needs in the 20th cen.
tury.
Some of this revolt against custorn and the status quo Is silly and
self.indicting, like ragged beards
and dirty clothes. Some of it may
even be dangerous, like pep pills and
hallucinatory drugs. But a lot of it Is
healthy and could work profound
changes in life.
The trouble is that few of usactivists and onlookers alike-are al.
ways wise enough to tell which is
which.
Pt
have not yet merged into
a
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We may remember this as the
year of the protest.
Not that there hasn't been plen.
ty of it In previous years-sit-ins,
freedom marches, demonstrations,
beat poetry and the like-and not
that there won't be more of it jy
the future,
But it was in 1965 that discontent
with the way things are In this
country and the world, heretofore
rumbling distantly like underground
streams, suddenly burst into the op.
en and spilled Into a number of channels.
The urge to protest, to chang8, to
correct, to tear down and build up
anew has Infected people of all ages,
If It Isn't concerned with civil rights,
then it's the Viet Nam war. If it
Isn't that, then It's academic free.
don,.
Usually it Is all of these, plqs
genéril attack iisociety's conven.
'ions anci Deilers 10 boOt, anu some
of the same people are swimming in
all of the currents at once.
We became aware In 1965, for in.
stance, that rock 'n' roll had evolv.
ed Into "folk-rock," with message
lyrics bewaIling the sickness and
futility of the modern world and
prophesying the doom that awaits It.
Three Americans burned them.
selves to death to protest man's inhumanity to man in Viet Nam. 0th.
ers burned their draft cards,
In a Cleveland high school, some

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ads by which to Increase Your
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toles that are very pleasing
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much Ingenuity. Tour 14eas
are not quits, applicable at
bome right now.
lIAGITTARIVs (Nov. 3: to
Dec. 31)- Irocus your atten.
W
Ocorni
c1on an
v"
harmonious relationship with

your

I Lmmm~

T a

23 to
SCORPIO
U can stop out early to be

to bed and '
morning to fine for x9ttin

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BOARDING flOUSE

Forecast

GSI$tlkAL TXXDXNCIZ&amp; .4
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IN
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OUR

sI4ss.Va1ssA)i,

cost on the ground at all timell.
and will to ow almost litatin
ctivel y just what should be
done to pie"* the public IN
general. There $a muck regard
or the bun%aflltiIS hers and

,.gorth..oci:*Ufsaa

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Prossnyto Set out 105 *t
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Ompel." What YOU weeks Of

lour 111* 10 111111191Y 11 P to YOU'
roree"t for Yens
jau.sary to now no
your copy loans your It
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Why Clean Before Parties?

á64ij.

By Abigail Van Buren

DEAR ABBY: Recently I ways a few members who went Into the kitchen to get

It Pays To Do Bt isiness
i. Lost &amp; Found
Ib' *sntnrb
-

Color TV - Complex Treat

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rr.

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L.e flI.se.,,

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I n!4. $40.

oN REQUEST

6J1 I
ZQ

IOUTR (D)

Ing, cheek biting, rough fill- come cancerous? There's no doesn't completely wash off, put down the dummy, "Probably down two,"
ingi, poor fitting dentures answer to that. Nor is it. cancer cells are pte..nL
west looked It over mournIf
either
of
these
test..
are
and other irritations in the known when it takes place.

'

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• 10741

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The

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ERROR.S

b. lecail wIll set a. p..
epesetbiS lee .e. has eec
issemse .nse*.
COPY

other two plays would is caused by a periodic sLim- (Darvon) is not habit-form- been found helpful?

eating to note that his silent

_______________________________________________ woeda, and the material Is
'I hays bees to em my color abould I bave?-Waades. fsetaf a4 aigh
point,
dotter and be telle as that I lag."
BelIeve me, I am not wOck.
wonder
but
consult
a
induce. He does not give Don't
ig for the Pallet Publishing
good
hairdresser
and
hair
any
he'1.
d1.•
colorIst. Most often a soft sU. Co. I am impressed, however,
oae??-Mrs. T."
very blonds tone Is very be- by the promotIonal pieces for
Yes ind a isow ne IP' coming, especIally to a former th.fr
.
rIom
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s$.b Pelallag

tt-sie
51,
Pem&amp;is ,IIP
WiSttl
Mats ar
ails
Ml p
4-Oslis Msi WsstaS
t
ite&amp;iiss
acted
l$aee.s Peepwl
-Sitilsess Prep-Isle
S5Rlal Istst. Wistid
5$-Reel IslSio isIs
lss1.am Esilale
1.451 PSP 5515

Sl-Puae---*.rse
51.-Aeresee

ll-Mi.e.e Per 5110
iS-Meuee-W. er lest
It-$.uae Per Real

ill.- seen 5iai

91
eIIirs-.-Cib4asm
Il$-Meb1Is *5ale-MRi
lil-Meb Is Manes-Real
*U?t5e.
*
TrellisIsipe-R
L4L5....$s I
rer less
c e Per sees

*10..EetI'
*

$e'*ua

INAPt *540 TRACE

FVO A LACI'D Wt211
PUP4Cl HOLU J4

g

I

ClIP
FRAMU
WITH
P1511 - CIMINT

LAPPW 1001

l$-WemI,4

5- latel • flso5
11$-Lutes is 5525
11 , Auli.-4sle ., Teals
11 Treeha Per Sale
$Si-AaIiaeIi,e 5is,iee

IS-Latliule Per Sale
IS-MIaS? ye im

111-leiti 6 Miters
1$-eMartas lappues

&amp;s-uen. Per

Ii
Reel

11-articles Pe.
15-swap w laekeais
el-Peraltire Ps, Sals
se-iesisem

l$t-i..el.,s I Cpel,a

OputcsItIos

425.5938

322-5612

(DIal Diesel)

CIV LACING APPiOx. 3
CIRCUMEIOINCI
mUll 54011,

genomly

a

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KflYUN

,

T454Th51

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a

Richburg Realty

PRICE

'g
J

Senkarik

1$R.2 balh, fenced yardi $$. is cuSs
Pr. *1. Unod cendi401 Matti.. 5:2-Illi.
(Ion. 3.3363.

Glass nnd Paint
Company

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510 MagnolIa
h. 3:2.4421
Impala ConvertIble;
top, 34$ stIck. 40.000 Ac.
121.
Scooters
&amp;
Cycles
is
T
lT
r
t
I
t
t
(utah mml's, It.,tlo A heater.
cc, ..hf eont*Ined, ass A
While wail tire', A-I shape.
Uripa Motor scuoters. Saw
electric hot water shon er
t,',et.
si..ps four. Excellent cool. ____________________________________
l.eat. 5e, A ?ervl.
%'kinc $1171, ('an he
'515 Volvo completely eon. ovir.
:517 1','. ('ounlry Club Rd.
in Sanford, 17U .5 We.t
l'lng. overhauh.,l and trans.
2-7U5
Itoal 2.6q4t
Trans__________________
muSICS, lIke new
ferred. Must ,ell. 3:3-t70.
'lVe.pa, runs nod. U0.332-------- .-103, Mobile Homes - Rent
0*70.
.,,,anIII.d Ad. run It daya
On..
Br. TraIler 10*47. aSs.
a lIe e, lilt. rams. Try 6311,'.' Trluitph TItA 1.1k. new,
sam
them and see the result,!
%%'ilt Irate 37J'3321, or 1305
733.3430
3361 I'.(i'.K t'Itl%'r:
Slyrile Ave.
106. Apartments tor Rent
'II Zanelta;; tool
II. ' rtt. diupir* .ti,,rtn,ent.
l"ir.t $130. 115.1416 or 32?51155.. thh. CAll SU.4
$24
%%'llt c,,ruil,iir •on.t
fl.littug b,at A motor In
Irate,
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C
. .::
',i l'r.I,a. uut't*,,enii.l,d, n
s ,o',all,
0 , p.r nt' Ni.e as unit or parIs. 3::.
elude gut 't . '"\
chIli.
i'.n. 327-116'.

101. Trailer . Cabanas

'50 Chevy

,., -

-.-_

',.

lii. I bath. ('II; KItehe
Iulpped. cItruS trees. 32:.

5

-

Itlt• l",irn 'lut'Iea', $4', with,
ililItien. 37.6(S4. -

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-

B ank
Repossessions
$9.60 DOWN

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. IInIIII

ins.

$7,

-.

-

house. For Rent

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inn., up. Surplus City.

1 Nfl., house, font. l.are aha.ly
let, ItS n.e. 311.0117.
rIcan, l'iurn. Apt. s::•:ion.

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I lidreouw, downtown; $45 mo
H$'llsS.

5'iurn.nrufuirn,3fl4rin.t,pPci apt . Ill. I'll,, (err...,,
floor, kitchen equipped. 332677),
3 $ $ Ifi hou.ee
--_El's'. APT.. iria's(e bath, suit.
at'le for ('00111. or Smile
2.0CM AilnOlt
l'.r.nn. i.Icalit it'cale.I town.
Three bedr.em, I bath, kitchen
tOwn. Inquire at Manuel
quipmsnt, *15.1°'. tlohurt A
Ja,'.,'.'n Dept. Sl,,r,. 11 E.
illhsme. 5:2.851!.
lit
IJtsturR. 3 nfl hots..; 2100 PURS.
APT.. Sseo MeItoui,bII.,
Ce?dsva. $23-Sill.
________________________
______________________________
4.tto.•tnl"urn Apt I-tic. $40
mn t'alI afIcr &amp; A week5 $ti. I beth $11A
intl.. 3:3.0:1),
5 11pm., I lath, $511
,

$

UNYUlhNISIlKrs
11pm,. I lath, Kitchen
p.1, III

Cillip'

OSi.Y $42. 3 rm. turn. apt., 201
I:. 5th 377.27)5,

C.

WE WISH

Tour

t•,

'i'Cl'

STENSTROM

I Bath, Kitchen equIp'
3U.4i$; Sillily l3 Pork Ave.
psI, III
___________________________
drm., I bath. St,ive only, $75
Al',lt.ON Al'AIITMI7N'l't4
lT$MPE2s A(IENCY
ItS W. ml Ni.
33:-Silt
RUll.r
Appraiser - Insurer
113-4151
1111 5. French
ell To V'tll Carpet

4
$

mo.

RVt, doss I, hAS. $61
KIt. epiip. Ph. after 1,
CIII.

a:s.

2 lIlt, turn. hou,e. l.ak. Mary
Blvd. Far inf,trniatien call

1 5. 4 rooms turn, newly
atetl 104 17. 14th 131.

decor-

Nicely furnished
3Ul126.

Adult..

1012 SANFORD AVE.

'SI Chew., geni riunning ron,lI.

then. $15. 335.1751.

USED
CAR

A S BR. excellent location.
T.l. 533-1115 alter liii p. .
5-HR. house eatupietoly
shed, 323.1277.

rurnh.b.d

Mai,olIa. 131.0711.
,,,,,,j,,!
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115. Autos For Sale

4* Pets. "4," SIb. $150
II Pest.

READY

RENTALS

kA

k

-

it 1%. 114

...._....._.....

Bath

3 lIlt. i llath
I lIlt. 2 hlath

......_..._
...._........

S..

$53

64 Dod.
4.05. STATION *AON

Cease
$5J $45
£0 C.nek, A/? $$$ $32
45 Vefleet 0/W
$105 $32
$31

£1 Lark ',ê," 1/?
£0 PiNes 1/W

$41

$35

1401

$11

57 Perd

$00 CASH

I II

kick

CASH

11411

N/T

1595

$43

$101

$4

Punnlshed

3 P.R. 1 111th

3295

10 Chry., leeded $4$ $37

•t

n

Fully P4slpp.d

4-dr. A/C Ifli $42

42 leak. "4"', sIt. $75

-

lift.. IT'. 351-1345.
LAKPI SIARYt * Pill. kitchen
311.0114.

SlOAN DIVILLI

Take
Payments

5

equipped, 'es

iw

63 CadIllac

42

furs. 1114 P'or,l selaui, pciljuug
lIe., 507 Sanford Ave. l'it.

Sm. turn. Ilouss. 513-5354.

$04 W. led 5t.
121-5032
At.1. W01t11 0UAflINTEl:n

Lldrnt, Porn • clean; water.
2:2.2754.

108. Rooms For Rent
ct.ii*it, qiLT.i room. for

Is warrrnstsd
for 25 months

AUTO GLASS &amp;
SEAT COVER CO.

$65.

U2'Stli after

l..AkE MARY. on lake, S-bed.
room., 5 bath., central air
e.nlitionlng. 515.5535,
______________________________

apt.

..

65 Ch.vstIs
MALASU

4-Or, - Air

2595

AUTO
Liquldators
SI
LI LI
--

Silt

.•....•.,_. 1150

3 lIlt ltiIlal
- .. $131
a lilt. I Hall, ...................- Ill
S $5.8. I Ilath .___ IllS
4 1.8. 3 llath ..
.
Ills

fIteIe1il

a

Stensti'om Realty

l

ir ,,

liii

TI P1

S..

63 Ford

PA1SLAWI 4.05.
Sissies W.,ea

V

PH 323 1502
SPIN
'TILl PM.
____________________________

355.3450 3111 PARK DRIVI

s1295
$995
62 Corvalr
MONZA

SR FHA-VA HOMES

Seminole Realty

A
Bright New Year!
Stenstrom Realty

Here's

wIshli yes th. but if

iv."'.

thI. Ii IflSl Aid whll. we're i
like t. think yes for

(

1

't

I1SCAYNI 4-DR.

695
$595

wad

potreesge us th. post , ,

we

I

to re• yes eisli.
Plan to visit us in
seen

Wetch

JIM HUNT
REALTY

Service stition atiandant. s:s.
plriance nol neceasary. Ap.
a,,ford Atlanti,: Na.
tutte
02.
P1.1
1
a.
recorded
In
of
:
A,..
Put.11' itnal Dank fluilding. P. 0.
flonk 12, pace
t'ly in 1111500, 2412 5. I'rpn,'h
llecor.ls ,,f Snub C ('jun. I i.r.a n rr 2'.. San fr.l, k'i,,r lii.
I an,I fil, tile ,,rIInai Atuwar Souls block, some eturco
t, Florida
work;
has been filed again you In I or oilier pleshitug In (I,. office
whill or colored. Call 1. E.
the above-ut)ir'I .ult.$nd you of (ha Clerk of (ha CLr.lt
Link,..11t-7l1I.
are required to s.rv a copy Couti on or bifuf. tI's 10th
'
of your ,%nawar to • Coin- day of January, A. 0. iSIS. 21
Female Help Waated
. plaint on th. j'iainU'. at- 5uu fall to .lo So, I d.c,.. pro
torn.)., van den liar &amp; flay. contes,o will I. taken against Typlet. t.i
accuPIte "Lu.t
P. 0. Iloa 2407, OrlanJ Fior- too (or the relief 1.manded In
also use 10 sey IddIng mac.
fbi. lb. oinsi of th C..mi,iatflt,
Ida. atud
bins. iteply, Box ui, sanThis Notice shah be publishuch Answer with t, Clerk
ford Herald.
of the afor.eaid Ciret Court .4 once a week fur four conon or before lbs ZltIday of secutivU w.eks In The Sanford Jeautichan wafted, see JImmy
January, IbIS. If you ft to do Herald, a newspaper circulatCowie, Ct 'A Curl. Pb. 5:3.
so, i d.cr,s pro confeo will ed in 5.mlnole County. nor.514 or 153-151),
5. taken against youor lb. ida.
Paled this 4th day of D.cem' Registered Nurses, I,P?('e C
relief demanded In ti Coin'
fir, A. 0.. 1161.
'plaint,
nor... aids,. Above averas.
This Notice shall be I.lbshe4 isIAi)
Pleas;nt
II.
Beckwith.
Jr.
Arthur
once a w.ek fcir four m,.cu'
working souditions. heidI.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
tive weeks Ii lbs SantO UIlul new btsildisg. Dsiary
Bit Martha 1'. Viblen, DC.
Manor Nureitti UsMa SD.
aId.
Dated mlii. 22nd da4f 0.' CLEVEI.ANt). STEPII5ON
443'.
_______________
&amp;
MIZis
c.mber, illS.
Attorneys ftr J'lslntbtt
Reliable woman wasted fur
(FI'AI.)
1'. 0. Drawer 7.
baby sIttIng on abort notice,
Arthur ii. ll.ckwi, Jr.
Clerk of lIt. ClrcuCultrI SuIts ill.
in aunland arse. $H-lOT1.
Sanford
AtlantIc
National
Donna
34.
Mar*
fly;
,
TIB UNIYIRIAI. KDIUM
itank tel Sing
D.puty Cl.rk
g.tttsg i*Iate less . Publish Dee, 34, 51, 546 ass. 1 laafO?d. Ylorida
elassIfted *1.1 Dial ais.iiit
eal pat eas ii van tee teal
CDT-Is
CDT-7'

0

and IaAdsespIg, with 5"
wIll to k..p it green. Call us
today Is ace this desirable
home.

St. Johns Realty
TM$ VMS T$STID rIft
155 N. Park Lvi.
111.1111
S'Iledroom house. Rice lees.
lion. No down payment, no
qusllfying, just closing cost
sad asedots m 0 r 1 5 5 II.
Monthly payment III. Immehate eceupaney.

JOHN SAULS AGENCY

lEE Vs - £1.10 REr4rAr.a
bay 115.1174 NIght 355-HIS

ARE YOU REALLY
LiVING?
it poor present seau I. m'emp.

2514 PARK tsR.
OPVICR
12:-Il IS
NIGHT
511.1545

S Ford

CUSTOM

our new bull

fir our opening

nouncein.fdi

9195
$395

US$0 CANS
All SlING SOLD AT

.

DART 4-DR. UDAN

Endu'Of.Year

..•

65 Olds 9$

$100 DOWN

HOLIDAY COUPS

Located Throughout County
1.3 HIt.-I.l '4.2 Patha
tome ICltchen F.quipped
Payment. I.... Than tuft
To inspect. Call

STENSTROM

maellsIe ecepeoey or custom hIlt. Air tiaaaila
asedli is availabh..

1. M N ENTK1II'ieISKi, lee.

PsttvI

Check With Us For A Better Deal

$35

'W. cars sbovt y.u. . W. sara .b.vt your car"

HOLLER

BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS

MOTOR SAUS

PONUAC4UICK DIALER

OK USED CARS

301 W. Pfrst

$.

"THE LOT OF

PIt 322.0231

PH.

C.iieet$ 325.3)11

.

i,j":-

3124*31

C
•

:..,

THE

311$ W. Pill? IT.

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62 Ddq.

FIIA - VA HOMES

so.

$131211

IMPALA COUPI

tree., res..aabls, 533.1575
atlsr S tIC.

REALTY

tarsemmeit o
11. it. Perk Lea,

301

61 Chevrolat

$ Jr., I lots, flu. lect., bIg

ad, lacking Is saira semforts or just net sultil II
You, then see Ibis modern
2311 I'a,k Only.
5 018 home today. Hardwood 531-Ills
122.514
floor., P1*. room, becuilfuihy Nlghtet 311.1177
Seminole No. 53l'TDI
Iand.capii prounds. A location you ir• beual to like.
UOMEI PUPI SALE

SOUTHWARD

4-DR.

60 Chsvrolat

VA-FHA
PROPERTY MGR,
and Sales Broker

'

E%lN$fl)p Delhi
l'h. 313-556'.
--

$100 DOWN

YOU

-

$751 nil.. $37 inn Dl..'' K 1.1.
51,1,
5151u.t. I. ,..---------'-- -'l i',,ra air
$157 lIsle. III ruin.
'1.1 impala
0111 lIsle. $36 mt.
''.3 ('let',
$ $0 tat. $ 2 ni,i.
'It (ia air $74? lIst.. $77 mt.
05 Bali. St I inn
'54 I'ip.
'*0 11cr.',
$i.1t liii.. SD ni'.
'.17 Ford
*631 Ii ut. $3?,
'lb 11am AC $) II,,!.. $7!
'*7 Mtl
ISIS II.,!.. $3, ni.
'3; Cal AC 54(3 II.,t. Sri flu.,
'63 ('h*a'.
$1), itst.. 41 u.n.
'53 1'*ieon
Sill hale. $22 nun
'aS ('hen.
s:si H, is. 517 nt'.
'42 Ch,v.
$ 35 lhsl $30 mo.
'ill fills IC $617 17.1. $3 iii,,.
'II Renault 1455 flaPs. 12* nto.
'II Ci...'
it 57 fish.. II' tile.
I'll. 511.4302
1,11-2345
'62 FIsh

drm. I lath, Kitchen equIp. Wi:i,AKA AI'ARrMENTS Ill
1%' l'ir.t St.
pcI, III
dfln., I lath, Kit"hen equip.
-_______
$034. 11'ill cnn,hd.r nn4 fist,ItOSFI COCItT APT$. :ols San.
psI, (PeIb.ns) $63
focuS
.tsr.
boat C motor in Irate.
t.ilr.lr,,,,,i,,
lit
$ dtm . I lath, Kitchen equip.
floor 11,111. Call 3:2.0733.
pcI,
_______________________________
120. AutomotIve Service
$ 11pm.. it4 lath. Kitchen l.AKF: MAItI': l'irat,, turn,
apt.
equipped, 55$
Adults.
no
3.3)311.
i'.'t.
$ II rot. I lath, Kilchen equip.
Auto Glas.,
p.4, 1'
Top. A S.at (lovers
1g. 3n,l i'io,,r Ituiplex Apt.,
$ Hulrm..
$

Motor*

Robsota Sporting Goods

'Cl flenatult 4.CV; new ni,tnr,
nnh .'.ir for town ,Irhlui..
Firet $110. 165.4431 or 3;:'

$

&amp;

Fu I'he Weierway

aar.aae api. fl ,ir,irst'te
___________________ l"urn.
I Ycar Warranty
neigttl''rh..'.I II e a a n nable
rent .i2. 172'.

Stemper Agency

I

ae.suu

-

Agency

Sr

i-

.ssmel°4 dials and Re.
ght It when It needs te- you give these ems. Be car.-1'
"Dear Zdjvthlwb. think teacher. teach forwbat $wItas,Iaads fineet be.
hair. My kusbd will Set let1Monday fulofualag too muck oIL Over
. p&amp;Iri
,.legista
think
witsh
ylil
man
nismerain.
,
pq
aloaal
s hive whhi hair, an M Thereto. KcI4ad"
1

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-

SOsps
Poem Sasiaeis Oisetg
______________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
Poem hated

$100 Down

starting salaries.

.

Automotive Servici

AU1i"LASS
INSTALLED

i.itit. uaiuua. houce, 5°SW. '02 Ford (3*t.sa'y converlibls: I
PS. Auto. Itan.., eze, eondi2nd St. $60 monthly. Ph 132.
lion. 52:.U3$.
1461,

_________________

%geais

Ball-Blair Agency

Ii

e

are as

se

4:_tsesnsaee
I -I.bs.ie I lseteueth,se
1I-$sCl.passt 5erIeea

V.

______

a

.

OieeiNe
e..
Is-PlasM - Pond. IT -MiWag I sag,

owner: "saI.rVro..',
I Ill. P'h.. rot • large lot, 5??
ide. $235541 slId' 3.10 p ni.

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ri,irnley-Munteith
Inc.

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NIkW GtMCIIM
I
M*lfaIAi. COMSI
N civtn*tcot.ORS. I
51w0 FUII5HCI.
Iii wAtHAStr ANP I

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14-UØiI11e,

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PATTIRN WITH A

that

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Beeline

A.

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1-Itey iturewies
I-chIll roes
s-o.I,_-Case-..pet.
IC-PeS It? - U,lsteI
ll-spSilaJ Relies
tl-Cat5tsg - .04
l4-IIepile *opat,e
11-itseeisl Ssesieee
IS-huterlor Di.eestsee
1T-Jaalt.niil Nevi.ee
15-1.aadaeaps lorries
Ib-lililers Sipplile
se-Kaidwaps
st-stems 1mpreeem
i1-Plpmhia5
II-PalstIsl
14-well Deii$a5
IL-Alp Ceal. I
Is-Rail.
Ysleitelea
3l-Ph$ I
I.st*..sl
se-Memo ap ass
51-MeliosI sewemesea
31-lsMs
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SI Icr ma. l'h. 3.4943,
Tur) W&amp;LL.1s)ja MOW.
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jTitT; $msll, *tI?PIY mirb.4 20$ i:. It
5*1-5411
7. SItisatlos Wa*t.d
$5
ftous
$ats
t.lack &amp; whit' tents!. lt,.n. ______________________________ 51. Articles For Rent
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,,, i r. O .InP1P
l. Well 1)riiilng
Pay. Wotk.i5l'$7IJ, 4 HKt)ROOMS
(pie nams of ")InipIe' IF. RNY * lED
Ilork borne In town, $65110
ftollaway.
Ilo.pdtal. Iiby 4,Resi
down,
balance I... than real.
Sal.
5131.
5PIt1NLl* srsrlMa
8*4., by
Day, Wesk,
or ____________________________
JoHilsy WALKER
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-All Type, and 5es
Month.
ItEAl. 1:STATY
I.OST: ChIldr.n'S flI.A'K CO"
We fispar sea iervie
CAItIIOLL?5 PURNITURR
332.61ST or 232.7111 afier 130
) P.It SI'A.lLl- ti,nt,-.1 )ttI.I..
a r i it a
Ill West 1.1.
111,1111
M
P•
reward, t'alt lattim.,
MaUl.. and $sply Cs.
1,? W
1212. 1111 MaSiOIIa
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sn-las, 53. Wanted To uy
inS 6'
QUIET. COIINTRY l.IVlNfl
sales-Rentals
Real E.tat.
Ph. 511-4111 WIll be yours to enjoy ill thIs
505 W. 1st 51.
0bume Appliances
modern 2 bedroom concrete
sF:L.i. ha Your Purnilurl
Quick Service with th. Cash.
blOck house, It hal a nice
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IIoII.ia roonu, bcau(lfuI lawn
5U1'Elt TRADIlO PO5T
(1 s: .',ppiIanci.-N.w &amp; l'.4
itoticI OP *1. 11'
Rual Estate - insurance
and flower., and I. centraiiy
i'nr sT.hTS oP P'l.OKIDI TO i ttgn'lti
WLLSON-MAIE,t YUR'4ITUIis SrI I Park Ave.
hasted and air condllloned.
133.1111
-_-5Hr.L1,lf: it.w lmumn.
Buy - Jell - TraSs
0uiI •io,oeo with tunis.
nEslDs:Ncl: tw
;ii.
115.5431
Mutilcal Instruments ill-is 57. 1st
200 DOWN
A sworn Comlaint hatn; __________________________
STISMPI7H AGENCY
LANOB 2 flnDflOOM. I lATH TI..ss.,,.
1..n.I-----------55. Furniture 1"or Ml.
rV'-•'
hemS on corner lot wIth 323-41)1
cult Court In and f.r Seminole
•
ii.n - 3.4271
1513 8. French
tree,
near
town,
$1,500
cMOS
County, Florida, ,t- JOli P.
b'UIINLTUIS - PreIgas laM.
Terms.
HAMMOSD. Plaint? t. for 4I'. , 4, :Jpholstery
aged bedrooM III dislag 3(0 qualIfying 'leapt
F}IA - VA HOMES
good
orce. v.r.ua nilii.t.ti: MAr:
room furnilure, Maip piloli
enudit l 5 SR I bath hoots;
HAMMOND, flefriant. (tip,.
uVR si show no damage. kswever
separate
ares
nm,
livini
presents are to ommani
or ito. workmanshIp In upholprice is 1,4 or lisa ikas reglIning rn,, pstio wIth bar.
to spot' and filsiour .%tat%er
airIng. Draperies, $lipcoer•.
retail. Nell
Prsigbl
beets.,
large
$14,500.
lot.
or other 'l.f.n,. or itIe:tIiv'e Tim. Payment, as iiiti. as ular
Damaged
rnaiturs Salle,
Term..
Located Throushout County
hwy
$7.53.
Cassilbsrip.
traIler
Lot,
Large
$1,001.
t Seminole
3.3 DIta-l.1*,4.5 Batha
Circuit Court
atailatlon.
5oms NIlehen P.uiulpiied
County. Tlorld&amp;. ml ''•
)t)LI L)iCOflATIQ 5HOP U . e 0 furniture spplianees,
Payment.
Less Than Itsuit
copy thereof on latntiff'n At'
Ph. sn-sits
tools, etc. Bought-Sold, tar. 151.1501 2110 Hiawatha at u-si
__________________________
To la.,,.,' t'ui
torney. Carroll Ink.. Atttr- _______________________________
rye Mart, 21$ Sanford La's.
at Law.
Ph. 322-4131..
IJIFORI $UYINO CAlL.
National Bank Bhilins. t''
lard, riorila, on e bet.'r. the
slcvEIt.tl, Plr,Cise
20th day of ,Ianuar, A. 0. 1266. iv THu lftCVlT cnvwr
OF 1IEDIIINO
IT-IS South
$11-fist
or otherwise deer. pro t'nn.
.ttblCtAL C*IL'ViT OP discontinued tIckIng patterns
sgain.t
I.S.o will be sf15.4
-aorne slIghtly .oiisl-..twin
I'i.Ohti&amp;J.t, iv siu son IMMI.
you
Everett A. Harper 325.3130
and fuli it..2545 Park Drive
Sanford Hrslt I. Sc. .nt,rA Cot SlY.
Nightai $13-IS??
•U.IS(EIt%' vii. 1M.%.i
signaled LI a nv.r;.aI.er
I.. Seminele Ne. 531-7151
½
%DTIUI
UI'
SLIT
IS
et'eral circulatlo In whieh
ronr.t'Lust'aa Several us.l mattresses and 2465 South Park Avenue
thIs citation shall'. ;iutiiIahed
box springs sal. pric.d.
3'It,'droom. (2. Ii • kit, .qulpp,.l.
NATIONAt. MORT'
once each weeic Ii four con322-2285 or 322-226-4
Close in. 3234113.
A'I
,I8rOCIATION,
ECIJOLS
BEDDING
CO.
I
s•c,utivs week..
Bedding C P"urnitur.
wivmss my hod an otfi' wratiofl
Spacious I 1111, livIng cm., dIn.
Plaintiff,
AT FACTOI1Y PfllCi:
.1.1 seat of th. (irk of the
Ing rm., ge. 'Ia. rm., on 2
Ill Magnolia
*33-5211 lteaitor,
ln.uror,
lot, in Loch Arbor; $33,000.
Apitraheer,
Jtta
F.
I'll
P.
KOI.t5A11
and
114..
Uortss.
r
oh
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r,
Luti.
day of L)i.mb.r, •
- 51$-Iso.
}oLI:t$Afl. his
FREE ESTIMATE
Home'I.Ife Ineurance,
V. Ife.
.rthur II. fle,:rlth, Ii.
Upholstering I Mattress rs.
1111 5. French Ave.
Delenlants,
I
novatieg. 545w 0 Used nurni.
Clerk of Ciri- ti CoUrL
tins. Ciii ills Sidling SIfg.
C.
WHIDDON,
and i:v;:i.ii: V
Co. at 105 Celery *va. US.
INOKIR
.sl:. nt... res$.l,n.-i and
III?.
NEVEIIAI.. Outstanding 2 &amp; 5
Carroll turks
203
5.
Park
432.155*
,'r.ut,out, irs unknown.
I
llsdroom tomes avalhabls is
Attorney at t.aw
Tr.t .t itr: hi riti:iiv N,Ti- fishy b.d C matching chest,
all Areas of Sanf.,ol. l.et us
Pantort Atlantic NtInnat
ItOIIEIt'r
A.
WILLIAMS
a
VIE!
that
'.rn!itahflt
to
for..
$:; II' P're,ier. uprIght.
Show you Around'
natik Iiuiltlltij
fleal tsr
,rr(ai,, n,.rlua,i. en'
C,, ..
$173; L)e.k A Chair, $2 corn.
$.ttilurd. Fiuti.h*
flemns1 t.undqulal. Aeee,
It..
f,!ioaing
.1.,runlherimig
p1.1*.
33$32l.
AllaSlie lank 111g.
513-5550
Attorney for Plaint
11.1 r.-..i l.Ip.rt). ("-wilt
i'ut.iI.tm Dcc. 27. l SI, $62 &amp;
1't $3') o.tKI.AND HIL.L.S, 60. Hualnam Opport.
Jan. 7. IllS
FOR
ISO S. lark Ave.
lb. ;.lat that..
a. ..,r.ltng
CDT.3'
533.5353 anytIme
'f 1 recor.ted In P1st so service PIStIen for sass. (io,,d
I
1. lilies 62 and II. Put,iv i'iar cu,wtlr filleT (II'
location and ..od proposi'
O0VE11NMl'aT OWNID
ti..,, P.r right 'arty. Apply
IIOMF.S
t't,,ty. I"iorlla.
Clii' emo' .sv u u'osi I:'tI%ul.E
i'ure 4,11 C,,, 104 V.'. 6th.
has t.eii Itlel against you In
40I,T%, I'L.ohlhflt.
$100.00 DOWN
lii. ihoe,p. .tyi. 'I suit. ii,. short
cs*aeiny iI). It'd
FALL. RIV}lt AV1JR HANK. (It!. of wtilrh is Federal Pie. 6$, chou1s I Litructioni
°Homs Specialist."
5.1 &amp; I 11P70T100M5
PlaIntiff, ii..,,,! 3I,.rtj.i. A ,s'.ciation.
135-2420
Sill PABst DRIVE
LIiNU ILMI4UI.1 RArNCH
MONTI1I.Y I'AYMEN'Tl
r•.rporation organized undir an
a',.
LiaatSd 5 MIles $51 a? Oviede
P'ltoll III 05
on IIisy Si, $tsldant InStruc- 155. Houses. For Sale
IMMEDiATE l'El.I.'EflT
IJr.stiI ti the )'rI.rah Na'
ci ui
tion
Sbnil.
&amp;
Iwia
eugias
shE YOUR
.,a.'ciati..n
i.i Mrt;.g
pfr,iflts.
charter Ease AviatIon i'ro- LUVllf.T hIOtE In Ranf,,rd's
'ii a r I r r %t has ing It.
vnl'Iii: nI'
ducts.
Ph.
351-3211.
in
the
n
ft
i
C
P
Mayfair section sItuated on
prIncipal
TO, 0',nna (I. ht.livna
spacboui eoruer lot with
C It )' Of %V..hiiigt..ti. Dii4701 tIler Sir..
Male H.lp Wasted
trlrt of C,,lunibuI, Plaintiff,
fenceS back yard. Three bidflelleville, lllin.i
room, I bath with such lea'
TOti .titr: i,erct. ri.ttfiel er.u.. Ji.Si-1'iI I'. Ktl.lA Pt
It.
its
rher.
Shop.
Kol.l:.t
I)..n's
Barber
rv
i:i.ls
s:
V.
lur,.
as .cpsrate dining
* ("..nipiatnt I,, t. I,.- . . ,.t
i4emisu,!e i'$ea.. (?.srlherry.
liP, to fenlatit.. *tid you
r '.,.o,, P'lorld a r..",,,. hi r'I.
. ?n''rtgagr ,.,,cuttii'crit (tic 1,I• It'
w.,.,,i fi,,ors. ,"n(fal heal lull
a'.' r.uutrrh to sers. a C'$')'
I.,wlng r,'aI
Quien driver so,) air eOfl4IlIsfliflg CaIn
Lot 24. Iliock I NOiCH ..I ) tir A na ncr or ..tier iilag.l- l.Iairy
Man.
or
311.024*
l3l.IUZ
lit.'
•'on,pli4ht
Oh
Plainares ullhity, lots of iree.
(till. A N 1) I) 'lW%'$lTi' ni to
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month, the frequency of lubrication. Toys and will not bind outdoors In Lubricat, tool., used outdoors
moon, the day, the
Urn.. 11 they don't, somethe time and other wheel goods, hinges cold weather. Using a dry In' more frequently than those
in
all
tO
year,
the
time
thing is wrong and maybe pocket and ring watches
drawers and such, should
bricant requires taking the pin used Indoors.
tlnsek..pers. zones, the atmospheric pies- andlubricated often
that bracelet on your wrist unusual wrist
enough tO _________________________ _________________________
watch at all. All pieces are one-of-a-kind, sure, the altitude. Some are be
really Isn't a
keep theta working freely and
absolutely waterproof down easily.
jj it is a watch and it iou not yet In maas production,
Tb. exhibition Is equiva- to 250 feet (for skin divers, Lubricating materials now
show the time, the next quee.
sey th. watchmaker., to mostly), Others are shock- go beyond the trusty old oil. _______________________________________________
lent,
lIon you might ask La: 'Is
the fashion shows in Paris cv- proof, antimagnetic and aUtO- can. In addition to common
that enough?"

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tion I. overdue. Lubricate at zippers. Although Its all right check the edges of aU sliding
AU
watches,
of
course,
still
legular intervals. Manufac- to oil hinges, a dry lubricant doors,
look like In a couple of years.
many also will turers of most Items, whether can be used and is even pro- Use a spray lubricant when
but
time,
tall
Watch designers put on
machinery or appliances, Pt'O' ferred by some handymen coating large surfaces or 1u
dauling display of styling wake you up in the morning,

a small

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able In locals them. You

ran have (ha.. machines for
lb. balance $42, cash or
terms. Will tak. older ma-

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aped, new diamond .tytus
needle.
rs old. A!s ez.
I.n.iort speaker. IU$. US.

Th'i' SPRAY CLEANING
Root - xi,.. - Wilts
1533.
Yefttsch 301-45,1
1- 5EW!NG MACHINES -2
flOTI) CA1MiT5 sat-sin.
1565 Dial.a-MaUat Zig Zag.
that baa'. nea.r been u.ed,
DltInctly. pettnsIt. Ion, in
isk ae4 wash or pastel frem
They w.rs Christmas layphotogra$,ba. 5*11. ,7.I III awaya never picked up; to.'

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open position and apply bolts rusted tight.
good judg- without her, even for a few
but always claims a woman wouldn't show as
A lubricant, be It oil, ira- through keyhole.
There are zany more
weeks.
(his wife or his scr*tary) most lb. secood tim. as
phite or some other substance, Stick lubricants can be had things you can lubricate than
prevents friction from occur- which are greaseless, odor' you suspect. Apply a light
ring between adjacent sur- less and stainless, They come film of oil to a steel taps to
faces,
in crayon form. Apply to edg make it work better. Use a
The need for a lubricant is es of drawers, doors and win- dry lubricant on jointed woodniX always audible. In fact, dows o prevent sticking.
en items; don't Ignore casters;

aid .rlIng 23 cents In coin, The high Line Ii flattering
u. moat t.ecbers
them a. they would jewelry. isveetm.nt,
which ought The so'callsd houmhold oil
a well.dre.sed man.
r alosg a 'gift" of because you can wear mu.- Abrss.wite undoubtedly
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5
to last a lifetime. And this
flweigh lubricating oil
Hene.
the
Macsires
at
at.
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booilst whIch Ifl be .d costume pearl necklace fire eIl classes, On* plow.
spmi"tg a minimum has a wide variety of uses. It
Tb. sew look hi watghu me.
the
exhibitios
f
v.1*1"1, to gis in checking with attractive tombs. Bnt
u. mentioned
trends In time held annual. bigan about fi,. years ago of $100. You can, if ou like, is useful for motors, small ap.
your sevssdsy diet. Show the keep at yost hem. neck care his matirists, bowaver,
with the discovery .1 the spend as much as $10,000 for plane.., binges and for treatl in Geneva. i city
you wish to
neglected
square shape. Uses a dIaac.d.micrvated beauty- lag surfaces
every
other
building
Is
.ith"My skis Is dry and Saky 31 etlIdSflt&amp;
ai sirwl,, this bsomnes
'• my Impression that he
a watch factory or je,,. at erat were almost starkly which probably mesas keep- protect from rust.
health hisard, sad aBects and, when I wear face i'
Apply oil to appliances
it. It 1'.'t true, however, fisasd.sal bet with the p.srs lag your arm In $ eat. when
your ilk, health aid looks. SO It leeks sticky. Whit should im't
through ipisl oiling point'
extensively with parents, He that ever Swiss san fix. there has bees
gradual you wear It.
L"
i
-gat isa,,,
5' I be1151 that lb. Cbool watch eves though there are NIteslal .1 foras. S. the A good wptck should be and en motors Usrough the
"I want In shag. my bak Use sosmitie oil sot csly as
motor housing.
timed md cleaned annually oIl cups is
di b
: Ich poisi. seese $00 watch f..t.it.. "soft leek" Is in.
matsturlaer
but
ens
It
as
a
t.
pure
.eluing My.bair In
$ competent repairman. A couple .1 drops twice a
Men's
watches
are
still
by
apply
face
hi.
with
lbs
students
as
stay
tbei
ssatt.d
about
lb.
bet N Imm $ real pssed psmdsr hiss, Then
.soujh; font
Uabstuastsly, this breed Is year is
.
hsfli (thb many
be
ri7 SO..
Ihave bees bsvleg my hair pwder and hive that ale. 5i. Nd iiithet
Nd faa
year en f
esther band to find. Your times
$
U
$
beMUar)
bet
bema
's
Montms
ok
Bijees
(is
sslect
cersed
in
fislak,
Be
ufomi red as in my V*b. $1115
sisters.
Vary
this
athsduk
ac'
beet
bet
I.
to
tab.
101st
Is
ed
ilegnase
tone
match
I
I"+stslli,
pest
IsIIn
mesas
watc5
u sad jewelry I
,, at as, j leek INilI face po,dst 1$ a
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the accuracy problem decades wire strIctly utilitarian. AU features.
chiding pump cans and cans
high. i auggeet you writ, for
asaceutlesi research, mcdl- with a sew hair coior
You can buy a Swiss watch with flexible spouts, there are S
ago, seem now to be coneen- they bad to do was tell time
clam aad vitamins. Send for "I am using your seek ease a complete . of
trstln on th. fashionable sad lie on your wrist like a for as little u $5, but In in stick lubricants, powder lu.
.ur coPy SI the "flier. Cas' treatments and getting results, materials. ,
tim, elements of a watch. After lump of metal. But now, Is moaths it might stop, never bricante, oilers that look like
ts'oL" diet. You can obtain It I want have a dinner di.. iu $ iiosa eoun
all, they reason, a witch is $ lb. affluent society, many to start again. Tb. Swiss hypodutnlc needles, greaseby seedlig me a lasg, sell'ad. mads. ibould U be a high 'T..Iag Slow
of jewelry and ought to folks think in t.ruis of two watchmakers say a tins." less lubricants ad spray ludressed, stamped envelope iseck' styi.?-Beattics i"
which may be borrowed free, piece
complement the wardrobe of or three watches and wear pi.es should be considered an
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havo home and garage are more This is avallable in a squeeze- be treated with penetrating oU
moet interested in finding out instruction. I am also inter. Fnrmingdale, N. Y. His book, within a week he'll be search- seems that ft I.e at th. worst for marriage, abe would
than annoying. They indicate able plastic container that applied liberally. Remember
been
a
brilliant
success
Learner
Slow
possible
tim..
more about his methods and sated in what he considers to "Diary of a
oa it.
that equipment is suffering, puffs the graphite into the this next Ume you change 11.
'j$ If her husband should something.
materials. I have a cluster of be a maximum clua size when Cuss," may be purchased
'I%at, a man never sdmtta

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students at lb. junior high
level. Many Of lb. princIples,
By Beb C.ckur
however, an be applied o le
mentary students. Its inter- Newspaper Eaterprie. Ai

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Dr. Abrantowits hu also
-INTERESTED TEACHER.
thesis.
ANSWER: Fec' you and writes nin, unit booklets In
Can you give me the name
of Dr. Abrecnowits'a book tf others who have inquired, American History for slow
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grade classroom this year and And, of course, th. always liaising Co., 1010 W. Wash.
trying different ways of difficult. ares - how does Ington, Blvd., Chicago,
a
motivating end Of helping on. work with their parents? 60607,

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blood pressure. I hay, been
a small specimen of anxiety,
golden. But that really did not all plays would lose should
the words pass, double,
sware Of their existence. They sometime. biopsies are taken necessary.
told nut to drink milk because
hold
the
kin.g.queen
and
West
Q-During
my
first
preg.
breast tisaue should be isdouble, no - trump, spades, affect South's play. lie had
are usually discovered on iou- at intervals to se If changes
began
to
I
am on a salt-fr.. diet. What
trump.
a
small
placenta
study
nancy,
the
moved
for
microscopic
have sccurred. Fortunately, Please send your questions hearts, diamonds, clubs and taken th. best percentage
tine examination,
do
you think?
sIxth
month,
separst.
in
the
to rule out cancer. The breast..
Only when underlying tis- cancer cells stain differently about dental health to I)r.
A-A strict low-sodium diet
should be rechecked every six The baby was born deal at
Ing changes in cell structure, lining affected cells and iay. per. While he cannot answer
Hormones that counteract pen? Will it happen if I get type of diet is often preeach letter personally, letters
shape and growth, ar. they era of tissue.
scnibed for high blood pros.
the female hormones have pregnant again?
will
be
tests
now
of
general
interest
considered to be "pre.cancer- Ther. an, simple
has done something with It. did the first.
By Ruth Mlllett
A-This
complication
is
telsure
with good results.
withas
a
remedy
been
tried
ous." Then they'r, called leu- available that are excellent answered in this column.
That when a father tells a
That a man can't tell a
)iewspaper 5nterprlse ,,4ssi.
your mother,"
Every woman knows, or homemade cake from one child, "Go ask
because he believes
bin
wife
It's
not
litedi
from
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1.earners
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the one that houses the IsleSuffering
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By lIES. LIGHT: In a I am particularly intsreet.d ii ally.known authority on slow
other woman in one meeting
DEAR
a clesning.up joys being a guest.
if
out of the hinge and then ap.
lubrication can be harmful.
By Mr. Fix
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and
be right in her judgwhen
learners,
is
director
of
thi
spree
she
throws
away
some
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no
matter
has
found
out
In
re.
recent coltana you dis.cuued whit he
plying.
not
be
oiled,
Squeaks, whines, groans i Locks should
th. plow learner and quoted gard to reading anti most es- general education program, old thing of her husband's he household appliance stop. cold ment nm. times out of 10.

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each would fall against two by female hormones, In some depressant and pain reliever, derstandablo. Writ, to th.
be down two with a dummy
combinations. The worst play. girls the Inflammation fails to In the recommended dosage Arthritis and Rheumatism
to
prove
the
diagnosis.
clearbe
tako
pert clinIcian to make a
dactor will cure the lesion,
ie that?"
any side Foundation (10 Columbus Cir.
which is to finesse once and subside with the onset of the there should not be
It's th. first phas. of a ut diagnosis. The distinc. How is this precancerous South had no trouble goIng WMI
cle, New York, N. Y. 10019)
then play the ace, would lose menstrual period and the mas. effects.
de by an cx- lesion treated? It depend. down one. lie took two trump
group of lesions called kera. lion must be
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Gaynor Maddox. This pantqueen In the West hand. The underlying cause of this fall- given for.?
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greyiah white, smoky looking seopkaliy examining a sac- Generally if a small ares ii his king and queen, where- Pee. S
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sev' would Jose against king.queen become lumpy and painful, glycol, a mild tranquilizer, It proper course.
Large lesions often require nut, It the lesion covers a
aent a rough, irregular, wartyWest should ot have said the numbers from one to
Q-I am fond of milk hut
and two small In the East often inure so on one side is recommended for persona
complete
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woik f West holds king-queen' mastitli?
A-A mild mastitla or in. headaches. Is it habit-forming
small. The play that South did
arthritia that I am confused.
combinations except the actual ceding each menstrual period side effects?
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couple In for bridge. The reasons for continuing to live Ui this fall, plus additional in tho area. (an these be con' boils down to your first con• • .
DEAR POttY-I found to Poliy in csre of (The Sanus were playing In with a cruel and atnstve color shows by NBC, the p1. trolled or eliminated? If In cern: top reception of shows
er is replaced by electric
power the job a easy. For the Pointer about washing ford Herald). you'll receive
DEAR ASHY: When our four of
and ornaments while a doller If Polly uses your Sunday school class holds Its the living room and my husband, worrying a b o U t oneer, raised recent interest an apartment, what is the available that you and your
what peopl. will say it you so much that manufacturers television lead-in and will family will watch.
truly professional results any vases
class meetings at a mem' daughter and her boy friend
equipment lot owned can be doing dishes another real idea in Polly's Pointers,
b.r's house, there are al' were In lb. kitchen. My wife leave him La th. worst.
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1uslified to service co- sion is whether there are enDEAR NERVOUS: As k holding, hugging and kissing, ask her boy friend to rent a
and all signs of affection be- motel room In order to give 3'-4-million color television area a
family doctor to recBefore buying color tele- your area to warrant spendyear-end expected to raise
SE• N T I A z the total to fiv, million. But vision, your home or apart- ing the money for a set at
D
to tell your husband why he NOT be done at home,
C0N FI
did so. The psychiatrist may where others might walk in
able to tell you if It's "all at any moment, This caine TO "LIVING IN FEAR" IN color programming by Ct'.S, ment should be checked for this time.

ncr to good ideas and I am MRS. J. J, H.
tie to stay dust-free.
AFTER the party is the sure some of the grown-up
Share your favorite home'
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well as the hostess'), extra my long hair, but it would gets down to about an Inch chiatrist, but my husband I. settled soon. Our daughter is tion between a boy and a girl ments necessary for better strength meter in your home. ance or more for the pretty 0
areyour
natural
harmless.
a steady
wifeand
to get
off your reception-automatic color tie- Although this sounds like a cabinetry.
ash trays put In place and not stay. I put a nylon stock' or so, I pick up the remain- against it. He says it's all in nearly 17, Shehas
Is pretty,
a 'l'eU
Another important point to
studint,
you are ready for the crowd. Ing on my head with a knot ing soft butter with a spatu. my bead. Please give me good
beau and she Uatena to rca- daughter's back or she gaussing (demagnetizing) and simple. •ioilar-saving move,
it. It also means consider before you invest
etter tuning, for example. few .io
This is also the moat conven. tied in the end to keep it out Ia and spread It on the bat- some advice fast,
glasses and clean silver and, years old but wanted to send stick. This "cements" it to
the fresh clean dish and preIf possible, put them in place my Pointer-CYNTHIA

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the heavy jobs Ilk. cleaning somewhat similar. I never have become a stranger to bring their knitting or handi- something and she caught (First of two related article.) because of a shortage of co- stall a cable, for example,
DEAR POLLY-Many
for better reception? Can you
homemakers put off party- bits of rake and whatever seemed to have tim. to clean myself. I wake up every work. This irk, me no end, them kissing. sire was t?i
Things arc looking r.y lot tubes.
save money on the antenna?
giving beesuse the getting from rugs and furniture and kitchen cupboards and draw- morning hoping I won't have At the last meeting, the periing pre Use of a strength meter can
floors era but found that the task to see aflyOnS. I was always son h* charge of deotlona bly upset. I say I'd rather (pardon the pun) for those
This is
of the have them at home doing psntlng to part with * few
ready and thorough house polishing those dulled
help decide the type antenna
sUch $ ftlec4ly person, I bad to watt until one
class members finished her this than somewhere else, hundred dollars to join the Christmas
orders,
cleaning they feel is n.ces- can be don. well and quickly. is sully accomplished by do.
Peepis
Even with
breakthroughs needed In your area, accordIt.
fun Enjoy your own party with- In, one section at a time can't understand
airy take. away all the
try to call on me and invit, stitches. Do you think this My wife says they have ranks of home color televi- in color telecasting and ic- ing to Amphenol.Berg.
dishes -C. g. p
and make. the hostess a ncr- out a worry, knowing a big while
washing
DEAR
pOtty-Perhaps me places, but I usually turn • wa. right, and what should plenty of opportunity to skin owners,
At this stags of color teleTechnological developments ception there is a basic quesvous wreck before she seth- cleanup has not been wasted
tion every person must ask vision development you will
thcm down with some ii. be done about It In the fu- show affection elsewhere,
and if one of our friends had since the first successful coally starts on the real party but is to come after the par- others have also had the
ty. Such a plan will contri. problem of trying to keep the ruse. 11 1 do make myself ture?
plans.
tube gives you more
DEAR IRKED: Handiwork her, she'd never have been have put television acts in a evision: Wiil the color set picture
solv. sake, I become very nervous
per square inch viewing per
I have
able to face them. She lee. more realistic price range. work in my home?
rather
than
before,
success-a
really
relaxed
hosth.
cover
is
on.
ER,
ed this at my house by .. and just wish I could get is out of place at a meeting
The answer to this essen- dollar than the rectangular
Our gentlemen readers can ing a curved handle baby away from them. Abby, I sin whers serious business I.e tured our daughter for an Even in the last year prices
makes the most sense, Se- tess-FRANK
fore, appearance is whst
her dating down to one night sets dropj.ed to below $400 cording to executives of the increasingly popular, so your
ful husband and two ador- offenders are Insensitive to
good "top cleaning." A light with Pointers that really stead of the regular long- able ehiWren. I have no a- "needling," so take a vote a week instead of two. What and color portables turned up Ampbeflol - Borg Electronics decision becomes one of viewflowever, man- Corp., muker of equipment log aesthetics (You can save
do you think?
for under $250.
vacuuming for th. rugs, . make good s.n.e. Stick with handled sugar spoon.-DIANA son to run away from peop1e and let the majority rule,
DAD
ufacturers
and
retailers still f o r television servicemen. $100 to $1!t0 by buying a set
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POLIaY"'My Point- and nothing to be afraid of.
bus dusted, fragile pieces re- us, boys.-POILY
DEAR DAD: 1 thkik your consider the si'. ç.!:'-.i .t 5100 They advise having the deal' with round tub. now.) Al-.
DEAR
POLLY-When
mait
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one
I
use
two,
three
wife
My
DEAR
ABBY:
am
beading
moved from the tables and
Do you think I
.t.
bttter buy since er check your t.'lc"k'lon ic- consider whether
wife Ii wror...
put away until after the par- ma could not find my show- or even four times a week, for a nervous breakdoWn? 1 and 3 cannot airce on some-

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U.S. astronauts.
Unemployment In the counWASHINGTON (Ui'l) —
All animals impounded at eased aornei list today, but the
Shoemaker said th.• commit- tee will take Its fight to Con.
part
of
$
mixed
Vietnamese.
effective
Saturday.
An estimated 00,000 persons who flow two spaceships In tee would be concerned with gri.sa early next month. NAB
ty Is virtually nonexistent,
the shelter will be held for rains continued.
Enforcement of the COSifl five
Florida State Employment American patrol which on Dec.
Through,ut the seat of the have enrolled in some 1,501) orbit barely a yard apart 15 concrete goals for the ecu. is one of Ill base closings
days. If they are not
Service says the unemployed 16 was hunting for the North ty a dog control directive will claimcd at that time they nation, how.'v,'r, was-rn south. manpower development 50151 (lays ago, were to tell the nisinslc futuro of the county ye- which will be reviewed by
account for only three per cent Vietnamese army's 18th Betel, begin in earnest, according will become legal property of erly winds pushed tempera- training projects in the Jut. world (Ma how the did it. gardless of whether Sanford Congress in January,
meat near the U.S. Special to Vat Bobbins. newly-named SI•.
Y
Y
f the labor force. This Is
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Forces camp at Ba To, about county animal welfsre offlcAnd
the
National
Aeronaut.sldered a srnshl surplus.
As the Pacific storm moved U. S. Office of Education.
strayed by a humane method
s •
310 miles north of Saigon.
er
or may be redeemed, said, to the southeast, Phoenix, The office said nearly $70 irs and Space Administration
They were attacked by an
"However, there will be no
Lee Sparkman, fullback on
traded or given away.
Arts., was expected to got million had been allocated for (NASA) was to give them
last year's Seminole hUgh foot' estimated 300 regulars from wholesale pickup of dogs,"
The county's dog directive hit by the rains that caused classroom and shop training medals for the rendezvous
ball team, has been classified the North and their position Robbins said.
states that prior to October floods and muslslidoa in south. in the period,
flights — the "spirit of 76"
H. said there were no
j.A but won't hay, to lace the overrun within an hour by
1 of each year, every owner era California Wednesday, so
Gemini Journey that ranks as
draft until he completes high heavy mortar and small semi plans to to out and scour the of a dog must have it vie, hating muse
than 1,000 homes.
county for unlicensed dogs.
school. Lee won The Sanford fire,
— perhaps the most spectacular
cinated against rabies by a
Up
to
13
inches
of rain fell
WASHINGTON (DPI)
Thirteen survivor, from the
Bobbins said several hun.
Herald-Buddy Lawson mcmor.
licensed veterinarian.
in Angeles Natis,isiil Forest The Social Security Adinini- of the space age.
patrol made it back to On To deed tags have been sold of
1st trophy last year.
An awards ceremony for
near Los Angeles and more stratton announced a record
the 2,000 ordered last fall,
His older brother, Capt.
Gemini
7 astronauts Frank
rain wits falling early today, $18.3 billion in benefits had
Hut, he added,
d, the dog tag
Floyd Sparkman Jr., WW
and
James Lovell and
Borman
Winds diminished In th e been paid out In 11)05, a $2.1
sale hasn't been going as
have for duty in Vietnam next
Gemini S space chasers Wal.
Northwest
today,
but
snow
billion increase over last year. tee Shirra anti Thomas $J.
it should. Tags cost $1 each ,
month,
constinus'tI to fall, adding to
Tags are on isle at the
A seven per cu'eit raise in
be held at NASA's
accumulations that reached am benefits approved in July but ford was to
Where will the Port of San
County Health Department in
Center
Spacecraft
Manned
MIAMI ((WI) — A Coast high as 88 inches Wednesday retroactive to January acTALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Sanford and at the offices
lOrd get its business? That big
south of Iloust.oss.
at
Mount
Baker,
Wash,
he
Guard
officer
said
the
owner
barge and tug in Lake Monroe Gov. and Mrs. Hayden Burns of four veterinarians In t
counted for about half
the
A news confererice for the
Sexton Summit in southwest increase, the administration
the other day ought to answer will spend most of New Year's county — Dr. Raymond Bass, of a yacht which sank In the
nation's newest spare heroes
Atlantic
Tuesday
faces
charOns'gon
reported
i0
inches
of
carrysome questions. It was
holiday traveling and attend- Dr. James H. Foley, Dr.
said,
— their first meeting with
log tons of liquid nitrogen for lag football bowl game.,
James C. Lawrence and Dr. ges of negligence and a fine. snow in 24 hour,, bringing its
newsmen since the blastoffs at
The
yacht
Marana
went
total
on
the
the
manufacture
of
dry
ground
to
53
use in
The Governor and his lady J. Brannen Murphy.
(pe Kennedy — was ached.
fertilizer,
spent Thursday In JacksonTh e county will operate, on down about 1$ miles east of inches.
SALISBURY,Rhodesia uled.
The
Miami.
14
persona
on
viiie and planned on attending $ lease agreement with the
Bloodshed could re(UP!)
the Gator Bowl gam. there ___________________ board were rescued.
ro
m
British "bungling"
suit
f
. Marc Welliver sold In.
TWIN DIES
SAIGON IUI'h) — .. re- of the Rhodesian crisis, rebel
Classified ads ............ii New Year's Eve.
veitigatlon. showed Logan
After the gams they will
IIOLL'WOOI) (UP!)
Comics ..................
BOSTON (UP!) — MassLachance, of Northbrook, Ill., spected Saigon editor who tie.. Premier Ian Smith warned.
Crossword puss!. ,,,,,,,,,, g fly to Miami to take part In Lisa Marie Mant.ccys, smaller owner of the Marina, failed tied the Viet Cong in print. H. also predicted "chaotic" achusetta Atty. Gin. Edward
of the Siam..e twins born
Dear Abby ............'... 7 the Orange Bowl parade,
to have his beat inspected to was shot to death today in conditions in neighboring W. Brooks announced his ranSaturday morning they will Christmas Day to Mr. and
... I
front of his borne. Police Zambia, which has been if.. dldacy today for the Republl.
EditorIal page .......
carry passengers for lire,
Entertainment .... ....—.... 7 again take to the air, flying Ski. Gerald Mantonya, died
identified
the Journalist as Vu fect.od by British economic can nomination to the U.S.
said
Welliver
the yacht's
8ar early today following enter. captain, Robert Gossett, faces Nhat Buy, the editor-In-chief sanctions imposed against Senate to succeed Leverett
Horoscope ....... .......... 10 to New Orleans fqr
Society .....,..—.. 4'3 Beet, th
aa Se Pie'-' EIrnY lid..Unal $W'teety. Pen- charges for not having a of Vietnam's second largest Rhodesia in in aUampt to Baltonstall, If elected, Brooks
Sports ..,.,,,.......,..... $4 sst night bi
. Orsg. toaltis was histid U the cans. 1Ieis, as master of char newspaper, "Chinh
Lunn" topple the all whlte rebel would be the first Negro son.
of death,
IV ..........................7 Howl gain..
boat.
(Right Reason),
government.
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Veterans and widows should SAIGON (UPI) — A hatta. during the four days which had powder burns on their Ca. loudspeakers last Monday at
In their annuai income lion of North Vietnamese rag. followed. They led search par- Ices. One man's head was chop. Ha To, the spokesman said, TALLAHASSEE
All SSFF 'UI'! —
questionnaires by Jan. 31, ulars "executed and muitllat- ties back to the battlefield and lied open with a sharp Inatru. and broadcast this message to
A
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the Vietnuissesu troops;
"Leave
the
Americans,
bring
gram
to
Improve public infor.
officer, says. Check payments eight Vietnam..e prisoners shallow graves.
"Identification was difficult
may be stopped unless they after a recent battle, a U.S.
"They had been shot many because of the mutilation they your weapons and join US. Did matlon programs in stat.e ed-

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In it letter to the punhi.uI l'sui .I, tnsnhsng lisni for his (ions Arthur J. Goldberg said
United Press International
While the world waited and broadcast by the North Vetna. interest In peace but declar- today he promised Pope Paul
_-'
hoped, ranking U. S. diplomats mese news agency In hanoi, ing'
the United Slates would , i:• t?
.j,' •'.
.. .. . spread through Europe and ho charged the United Stater
The U S government must make eery effort to find an
Asia today In a massive new with "scheming" to spread
completely and unconditionally "honorable and lasting ficace"
1.
peacc initiative to end war in the Vietnamese war to Cam. end Its bombings and all acts
.4
lbodia and Laos.
Vietnam.
of war against the DRV In Vietnam.
Repeating previous Com' (North Vietnam), stop its sp- Goldberg, who flew to Rome,
Against the backdrop f
six-day pause in U. S. tzla munist conditions for a peace gression in South Vietnam ami Wednesday nisht for a loo-'
Ing raids on North Vietnam:, settlement, Ito said "aggre3s let the Vietnamese people act. hecret meeting %%ith the poll-'
tiff at President Johnson's reAmerican officials in Rome Ion by the American Imperl
lie their Internal affairs them. quest, praise the rope or
1
Warsaw and Moscow were Ists against Vietnam Is the,
I
role In arranging the 30-hour
ready to sound out any addi deep origin and direct causeselves
''4,
Christmas truce In war-torn
of the present war."
tional peace channels,
u s C)T1JVFS
Vietnam.
Shrouded In secrecy Wed. Communist peace demands n'u'i'r FOR PEACE
HO!) AND REEL received for Christmas paid
lug a black cream (rubber) worm, Skipper hook.
C LO
nesday, U. S. Ambassador-at. Include an end to U. S. air flO\IF (UPI) — v c
ed this 7 3 .1-pound large.mouth bass in a "pond
off Wednesday afternoon for 10-year-old Ralph
. 5h1K0LD
QU) ST
11 the boys In NAS Supply at large Averill Harriman con raids against North Vietnam lii cca.i r o
(Skipper) Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph
some here mar home " (Tile boys keeping his
c United
.i
FOR VIET PEACE
.
the Navy Base are searching (erred with the Polish foreign complete withdrawal of Amer- 1
A. Elliott, 414 Beth Drive, Ravenna Park. Usprivate fishing hole it secret.)
(Herald Photo)
WARSAW (UPI) — U. S.
for "Willie ii" they'll find him minister In Warsaw on Viet. lean troops from South VietAmbassador-at-large W. Avwith young Miss Sandy Poe nun, while United Nations nam and a return to the ac
Harriman outlined Arner
Ambassador Arthur J. Gold. cords of the 1954 Geneva
"' .
iCfl peace hopes In Vietnam
leg at 2434 Yale Avenue. For berg met with Pope Paul VI agreement.
'.'/
to Polish Communist Leader
the benefit of our reading pub. In Rome, thanking the pontiff Radio Moscow also joined in
.
Wiadyalaw Gomulka in a seelie "Willis Ii" Is a gopher, for his "continuing efforts" for the attack today on U. S.
-.
.
recy shrouded two-hour meet.
•'
with his back painted all In a Vietnamese settlement,
peace efforts. An Englishlan. . .
lug today and then took off for
s
red and his name and "NAS
And In Moscow U. S. Am- guage broadcast beamed at
s-'
J
Yugoslavia and talks with
Supply" In white.
bassador to Russia Foy D. North America charged that
..
City and county employes slay schedule for mail pickup much of the Joy out of the
About 360 deaths could b.
*
I resident Tito. Kohler met for an hour with American offers to negotiate
,,
,
"'ill
take
no
extra
time
off
in
from
letter
boxes
will
be
folnew
year."
expected
If the three-day penHarriman,
a
veteran
ui
O•
The Seminole County court Soviet President Nikolai V. a peace In Vietnam were nothli the
i .ere no a holiday,
' L,....
niatic troubleshooter acting as observance C the New Year's
house annex In Seminole Plaza Podgorny, presumably to dli. ing but "smokescreen . . - de.
'T'he weekend
ear,
since
y
y
,
y
'd
'
also
marks
the
S.
''I"1'Y
OFFICIALS
Council
isinli
515
.
special
envoy
for
President
Is expected to be ready for of cuss Vietnam.
signed to allay world Indlgna.
Johnson. flew Into Warsaw it falls on Saturtia&gt;,a regular coil of the king winter reecan CAUTION DRIVERS
, Howard Pyle, council pr".
.
ficial opening next week, con- In addition, Vice President lion over this war of naked
without advance notice Wed' 5lft off. h-.mployea ore given for county adsoels. (lnsiuea United I ress International lilt nt, soul driving too soon
tingent on the arrival of office Hubert it. Humphrey was in aggression."
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will resume on Monday with
Americans begin celebrating after drinking and driving too
ncaday and conferred for an a Lhrust.nsn* holiday.
equipment and the lowering of Manila fresh from talks with
. 'l 'a
..
hour with Foreign Minister State employes will be given regular schedule,
the long New Year's holiday fast for road and weather
the ceiling.
Japanese officials on Vietnam. V. S. ACCUSED OF
,., . the holiday, however, with
Adam Rapsckl.
today as anxious safety offi' conditions were major facto,'.
S
Although President Johnson HITLER TACTICS
.
offices closing Friday. They HOLIDAY TRAFFIC
riali s•sstiunti isioturista not in previous New Year's sod.
A proposed milk marketing remained silent on the develop. TOKYO ((WI) - President
will resume regular work Told, SEEN AT IS
l.fli SIlENT o
order for the area. Including meats, there were reports Ho Chi Minh of Communist
to ailti to last wss'hend'n SW- (lOOts.
schedules on Monday.
'. S. EFFORTS
Seminole County, would regu- from Washington today that North Vietnam gave no mdlTAI.l.AliA il' E 4t1I'l) - 41141 fistality inte.
A survey of night clubs In
late the handling of milk and Harriman, a veteran diploma,cation today he was involved
.
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) — The Ranks will be closed on state Patrol Chief Col. ii. N. The Nntionui Safety Coun' major cities indicated that
establish minimum prices paid tic trouble-shooter, would fly In the flurry of diplomatic RESIGNS — Amintore Texas White House kept sil. Monday In observanee of the Kirkman predicted today 10 cii, declaring the Christmas Now Year's eve celebratIons
to dairy farmers.
from Warsaw to the Hungar- activity aimed at bringing Fanfzi resignedna eat today on apparently wide- new year's beginning, reaum- persona will die on Florida's holiday traffic death toll of would average about $50 p'
The proposal will be consid- Ian capital of Budapest—&amp; po. about Vietnam peace talks.
spread U. S. efforts to bring Inc regular oporation Tues- highwitys during the 54.hour
in nutionni ill-taster," es- couple. The tab includes dinered at a meeting In Orlando tential Intermediary between Ills government instead ac-itsItaly's
a result
of controsin end to list. 'vietnani war.
foreign
minister
da y,
'
New Year's
holiday weekend. titnateil that 860 to -I-tO per. nor, cover charges and three
Jan. 24. All Interested persons Hanoi and the United States. cused the United States of at.
A year-end report on Press.
Saturday the host office will
The count will extendfrom sossa would she In tisif tic ilur- to five drinks per person.
'ersy over his role in
are Invited to aUend and preA damper on the pope's tempting to expand the con. relaying a
Possible
sent evidence. The proposed appeal, however, came from filet by Using tactics comps- Vietnamese "ace bid sicM condition" and a gen. schedule. Thene will be no night Sunday.
P.M. local time today until be li1t.4
5I.,,gr4 raiseb
marketing order would so t. the key man to any settlement rable to those of Hitler
from Ilanol to Wash- erallied description Of his homoo dellvery cA niailoviteept
Last
year
the
New
Year's
trildrifirlit,
Sunday.
club, owfwm sild . they woulill
regulate ro(alI-4fleeE +'
' to The Vietxsijus conf!M-4'ttt
7--I
news agency Iziton
(NFA meeting with two staff aides special delivery, and all postal holiday period saw 211 automoDuring taM. year's New not include the tax on New
Ident Ho Chi Mints of North from - I(ssnol released the text
were
the
only
news
from
the
windows
will
be
closed.
hullbus'
fatalities
Kirkman
said.
Vt'uuue
weekend, also three Year's Eve tabs. Itowivee-.
R
ftiIu-TeIe
ltot'o
The American Legion appar. Vietnam.
I of a letter sent by Ho to Pope
Liii Ranch.
of the veteran ln&gt;s long, 474 persons were ninny said the price would
tallY
patrol officer said, "even a killed in traffic accidents, the not be reflected In lows, tab.
park La Sanford
next spring
minor crash resulting in prop. highest New sears toll on because of increases In food
and sont have to play In
arty damage only, can take record.
prices and ales.
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rens Home here. They took
the big day Is over And a special gift to little Nancy The draft of young men to increase in the new )ear. The law requires that
so many little ones have been Anderson She was so thrilled for military service from So far, parenthood has been youth report to his local Sc
made happy again for a while over getting a Skipper doll Seminole County is apparent- the only definite Insurance Iect1e Service office for reg
'Of Cont est
'
istration within fly. di&gt;.
•
A d now it's almost school which she had been wanting 1&gt; slowing down slightly, de against being called
Mrs
onl
after
his
18th
birthday.
According
to
tune
again
An)ca&gt;.
I
know
The
girls
also
took
some
gifts
spite
the
present
move
to
re
* BY Mrs. Jos. E. lathIeux
a'
.
\Vith the war in Vietnam
that everyone had a real Met' to the other tykes In Mary's due. induction standards to strom, many young men are
Winners in the Outdoor
r
Christmas
Now
e
ill
ward
Of
course
the
girls
had
boost
the
number
of
indue
joining
the
National
Guard
being
accelerated
the
demand
Lighting and Decorations Con
r enlisting in a service in for more servicemen is grow.
".
j..h *VCt7OflC a very IIaPPY to
test sponsored by the (eneva
tee;5 Mary Nord strom, order to avoid the draft.
Ing and Selective Service
g: :r5:
', ,
ear.
Carden Club have been an
clerk of the Selective Serv- they enlist in a service, how. may be forced to change its
Eva Brown are here from place Is spick and span.
Ice office in Sanford, says
rtounced by Mrs. Donald Nori must be prior to their standards to meet the quota.
Roanoke, Va., visiting Franks Our sympathy goes out to the the January call of 13 men induction date and must be Mrs. Nordstrom should know
ton, chairman.
mother, Mrs.
have0fl
be J. I. Lake family on the Pss for induction Is the lowest for a period of three or four the answer to this question
Mrs. D. M. Ladd won the
First Street.
Rose ing of Mrs. Lake. Mrs. Lake number since Stay. The esca• years. Draftees taken into of relaxing standards after
prize for the loveliest tre'
doing a lot of LShi
not been well for quite lating war In Vietnam has the Army serve only two the Jan. 17 meeting In Orwhich was enhanced by its
a lot has
•
tells me, nd have had
feeling awhile. I have enjoyed talking accounted for the current years of active duty.
latitlo.
*vf!ection in the lake at her
good
luck.is
I
since be. to her every time she, would draft upswIng.
Ofu
br
home.
I
m
...
.--.--.----.--------However, even though Jan.
call me on the phone. P.c send
Pus. for the most original
'
!ng on the sick list.
our
deepest
regrets.***
uary's
total
is
the
lowest
In
decorating went to 'Mr. anti
And at the
good to hear.
months.
H:wkin;
Mrs. Thomas Tucker
ge home for Claude, Rena a
Ben
stmas day in Cocoa ductees totaled the most for
t ri mmed the cabbage
the holidays arc two ot their spent Chri
-r
Son with relatives, • • tri 1IaY'' 'e '.c v
LOt)
V
' 'h lights and prize for mnt
mc and their hmilIc
Chambliss
and
son
Benny
shipping
out
to
nuittary
hervS.
6 -I.. a sp % In the U..
elaborate decorntions went to W.
were here thi * past- _945diy ice via the draft.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Macel,
rn i
he and wife Mary
Army
and
and children. Cindy and Cher- visiting with Claude and Rena What is in store, Mrs.
who had a lighted tree. out0
they and Rena motored Nordstrom Isn't sure yet, but
les have come from Corpus before
•line.t their home in lights.
to
visit
an.
..
placed a Santa on the front
Christi. Tex. Now Claude ion other sister, Myrtle Pickett.
17 meeting In Orlando of
door and an upstall-A window.
w. I.. Stoudenmire Sr, nViiii
And used a manger ncene at So., Fim Aventic, died Well. ~ Ch:,rlcs ]lodge and wife Bel- home for the holiday% from Service clerks.
ty are on their wily to Ger- Ft. Polk. La. lie 13 tht son
one Aide of flli~ Nwn
nesdiv In DeLind.
:f. is expected at this time
judvvs. %%no r-;-~
. :in&amp;:
lie `ikas a retired inerchant.1 many. I know that Ben and of Iferman and Lucille Spivey the adm nI '
,Iifri.
For
a
number
of
years
he
was
Sara
were
very
glad
that
they
of
to a decision was mor
Woodruff Springs. Their %ion on
those
cult than ever this year dun manager of Winn-1111%- le and could he here with them at small daughter Carolyn was men now rated I-Y will be
At
and
movChristmas
time.
tiful
piggy-Wigg
ly
storeq.
lie
to the number of beau
also home from the Sunland discussed. Thope In the I-Y
ohnson of Slont
entries, were Mrs. Arthur 1). ed to Sanford 41 years ago Lenora J
Icello' Training Center In Orlando for category Include those whose
Smith. Mrs. John WiMaims and was a member of First spent last weekend here with a few days. Also at the Spive y physical condition anti educarelatives. At went with friend
Mrs. F. Edward G uyett, &amp;,I~ Baptist Church.
, husband hunting. Said they home were Mr. and Mrs. He- tion did not meet the basic
Survivors
are
a
son,
Walter
Mrs. Frank Abbey.
bert Martin. son Wayne, standards of the servICM MALee Stoudennilre Jr., of San itaw plenty (?) of deer but not daughter
Annette Gough, and ny youth* have been unac.
ford; daughters. Mrs. John the right kind. 'Maybe better
her
two
daughters
of Cocoa. ceptable to the services be.
1 heard 0
Stiller, of Sarasota. and Mrs. luck next time.
0 0 Mrs. Robert Dodge
Robert E. Wardel, of DeLanti; from someone who did get a (former Grace Ann Spivey) cause they could not read and
..n
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John and Iliad ticcr, though And from what hasr ntered Seminole tm 'r. writ, well enough to handle
brothers
1uneraIpertr for W.
ers given them.
Stoudennilre sr.. % 110 d'"I Stoudentillre, both of Camilla, I was told, It was the very
fat Hospital where she and Ord change In physical or
Wednesday. will
Im r,,toloct.
J.
C.
Sapp.
net
A
m.
Frony
from
Ga.;
sisters,
Mrs.
Mary
Ilasty,
first
one
for
ed ski 4 P.
he her tonsils departed company.
CoflgtitU We know she will be home mental standards would make
lIrI..nn FunerAl home with of Montgomery, Ala., and was tickled.
many young men acceptable to
,n,,, Utt,mitery.0 °flrl 'un Sanford; six grandchildren. Siiarks on the arrhal of i
Letler spent the holidays In the services.
Funeral Horn. In charge,
Currently Mr.. Nordstrom
a nd five great-grandchildren. sun. Now their little daughter Lakeland with son Dewey
rejection of one.
Funeral services III I r n has a new playmate.
S.
Ger and family.
Mrs. reports a
Funeral cervices for ,trp. dueled at 4 p. m. Friday by 1 The members of the Lake Estelle Taylor had as her third of those examined, bat.
$arsh I~ C~owan, i t. who die(I Rev. Fred B. Chance at the Monroe Ilandy Itelpers Club
or mental
Tuesday. will be- a t 2
guests for the holidays son ed on the physical
Friday at lirl"vinn Funerni
P '". Brisson Funeral Home. Burintl inotored to Umatilla lost Wed- Robert and wife of Orange standards. Ilklany of these may
FullerAl Itume With llf'y.
will be In Evergreen Cemet- nesday afternoon to visit the
*Visiting the Rev. be taken If the government
chance officiating. isrischildren at the Crippled Child- Park.
cry.
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and Mrs. Leonard Catron are lowers Its standards.
Those in the I9-year-of-age
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ey bracket are currently being
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law, Mrs. Myrtle England.
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Still another Monroe patient Is Palm Beach.
Harlow Stanley. We know lie the Andy Paliner home is
will be out soon. s * 0 Wayne their son Tony Slanfredo and

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Forest Lake Church School when she read the story about the pinata
and gave each boy and girl a swing at it. Shown with the bat giving It
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their Maryland home after held at the Wesleyan Methodspending the holidays with lit Church starting at 7:30 p.
Jim's parents, Vie and Char- M. New Year's Eve, Every
lotte Hawkins, on Lake Mark- church Is Invited to worship ham Road. Wonder if Jim with thorn. Rev. Citron and
helped Vic kill that deer lost many guest ministers will be
weekend?
'Me F. F. AIII. there for the service. Then
son family, former Monroe starting Saturday night. Jan.
residents, are here at their I. the church will hold revival
home or a few week'. visit, services every night through
They now reside at Ilope January 9. The church Is
Sound. . Wendell Allison Is at open to everyone. The guest
to here from Cincinnati. Ohio, pastor will be Rev. K. Swan.
where he is a student at God's son of North Carolina.
College.
Also at the Alil. 11cr. a wishing you and yours
son home is Mr. and Mrs. a real safe Happy New Year.
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A. I. Lutz of Dunedin.
' • See you mitt year.
Willis and Venda (Keen) Car- thought this week "We are
ter and young son Willis Jr. most of us very lonely in Ii,,.
were here to see Vonda's world: If you have any who
family. the Kenneth Kerns Sr. love you, cling to thein and
Thackery.
They
are now residents of thank Gotl.
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nj your parents' wishes.
(IAINSV1LLB Ga (Un)
They to much wanted me to —Rep. Phil, Landrum (D.Ga.)
be a doctor and I could not after calling for a fastroieil.
l.t them down."
sound dollar" Is a speech dc
dicatlng now bank building,
seeMentaft snipped a $19,11M
bill In half while cuttins the
ceremonial rtesL The sew.
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uncirculated bill bad been at
— tubed to the ribbon
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Thomas F. Budd an Oakland promotional attraction,
Janitor who has been arrested
36 times for drunkenness.ask.
ad The California Supreme
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Court to sot aside his latest
soft am
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conviction on the ground that
dru.nncs. is • symptom of pa01
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live In Hawaii. was "appar. ties—the nestl for tulittme pro.
ently competent" in his work fesslonals In party headquart.
IN ers, proctnet manpower, year.
rolm
pastor groups
OfftvIdOriiz recruitment, building strength
students, Dean
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Division, minorities
said.
Its aim was not to enable
the GOP to carry the big cities
B a admi istrators'
but to Cut down Democratic
the dean added.
majorities and Improve ?.a.
"Considering his Inventive. publican chances of wining
ness, the gentleman was apt. statewide contests.
ly named. Ills full name to At a news conference, Me
Thomas Edison Miyawakl." blamed a shortage of mossy
In Honolulu. where be went for the failure of the sationi
with his wife and young son party orlastutim 60 anything
after leaving UC last week about the project. He said the
end, Mlyawakl "Id he "did GOP bad W emerged from
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— The credentials of 'Dr" chairman He was Ohio Re ges So, off to jsU, where
'booked
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Thomas E. Miyawaki PPUT publican chairman when the Kastner
ed Impeccable. So for 15 aoz' big city project
months he taught anatomy launched In 961.
at. the University of CalitorBliss announced that Repub.
ida Medical Center and even hem chairman from 17 cities
earned a promotion.
would meet here Ju. 24 and
But~ embarrassed official$ 23 to discuss plans to do some.
revealed, Mlyawakl not only thing about the report pro.
wasn't a doctor, but was an pared In 1961. Another meeting
undergraduate dropout from for party chairmen In more
Loyola University in L-05 then 40 other cities will be
A* Thm Qu*sflms
scheduled later.
Angeles.
sld.nUal
Alter the 1110
University officials hasten.
ed to emphasis, however, that blamed the party's weakness
I, If I withdraw part of my money before tho end of th. interest
In his position as an sisoci. In the cities for Richard N.
at. in anatomy Miyawaki did Nixon's defeat by John F.
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period do you pay me for Ins time it was In tne account,,
not treat patients or assume Kennedy. Sen. Thurston B.
any of the duties of a phy- Morton, of Kentucky, then no.
Uonil party chairman, named
The Atlantis do.sl The Atlantic accrues Ist.iest daily.
slcian
The fraud was uncovered BUss to bud a committee to
last week when Mlyawaki per- recommend ways to strength.
formed poorly on an oral
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A friendly bet between two would collect the most money, But, Chief Williams entered attend the luncheeon meeting.
DECEMBER 3 IOU
Kiwardi club members dur, the loser to push the other in into the spirit of things. After Actually, the arrest was all
except for one
Issuing Kastner his "City of a Joke
Ing the pre-Christmas holiday&amp;
Admission
wheelbarrow, from the ~an_
Sanford" prisoner's uniform, thing. Neither Kastner nor
Jacob Hush Nicholson, Shar took a surprising turn of a
on Barger, Stephen Harris, events Wednesday noon when ford Atlantic National Batik to he allowed the "prisoner" to Daniel knew It was a Joke un
complete payment of his wag. III It was all over.
Betty the gentlemen were "arrest. the Civic Center.
McMillion,
Lynette
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out,
Daniel's
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Arnold
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Smith, Grace Dodge, Margaret ed"
team was the winner. Thus,
J. Berndt, Josephine Von Her. Williams.
the
customary
practice
Kastner was to play chauffer.
is
bulis, Travis Murphy. Timo. It
thy Stevens, Harley Sykes, in Sanford for members of The day finally arrived for
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. . this was Wed.
iclh limit Sanford Mu- the various civic organizations the payoff
was
set
at
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The
hour
Salvation
Army
and
nesday
corn Bordeaux lake Mary to aid the
11:30 a. m., to arrive at the
Betty C. Grace, North Orlan. "man the kettles" during the
Civic Center In time for the
holidays.
do.
As fall. to all the groups, Kiwanis Club regular lunch.
girth.
William it came Ume for the Kiwanis eon m"Ung.
Mrs
Mr. and
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skies were clear, the
Brightman, Sanford a boy' Club members to take their The
warm.
Salvation
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Army LL Tom Jones and his
Dan.
charge
of
one
tsam,
Ray
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ger,
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id was In charge of another, brother, Bruce, led the con.
Discharges
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down
first
street,
their
tingent
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friendly
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two
man
made
Norma Jean Ensland, Myrtrombone and trumpet bier.
tle England, Cliff M. Ablest
Ing. Kastner followed close be.
Teddy Dale Ferrante, Mary
hind, pushing the wheelbar.
Jo Myers. Henry H. Newman,
row which carried Daniel.
Caries
Frank Blair, Sanford,
From Par Avenue to ag
Manley Lake Monroe, flu.
nolia Avenue they marched
sell Brown, i.ongwood, Little
without a hitch. But, then, the
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lena Becker, Cleveland, Ohio.
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had forgotten one slight dis.
WASHINGTON (UPI)
tali In paying off his bet. In
After four tong years. the GOP order to march down the
Is dusting off Its blueprint for street. a parade permit must
rebuilding the party In the big first be securied.
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and Mrs. Myrtle Dunnebchs
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Thirteen tables were In play
for the M"ter Point Came
at this w"k's Tuesday afternoon Matins, of the DeBary
Duplicate Bridge Club In the
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Mrs Robert Nicholls directed
Winners were NS, first,
Mrs. Frank AusUn and Mrs.
Norman Meyer; second, Mrs.
David Singer, and Mrs. Ruth
Blatti third, John, Vander.
ichüf and Canton Schmidt;
fourth. Mrs. Charles Heiner
and Mrs. N. Shad.ni fifth,
PJrs. Harold Lynch and Mrs.
11. B.' Morrison I
EW, Illisk Donald Use.
Naughton and Milton A.
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children are being used at South Seminole Elementary School at Canselberry under the direction of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Dunn, first grade
teacher, for the first time In this county. Pictured are some of the
youngsters demonstrating equipment designed by Mrs. Dunn and built
by some of the fathers- Shown clockwise, startinr upper left; 1) treatown by Mrs. Dunn an
ment for poor saccutic movement of the eyes Is
0e swings a bull pendulum fashion over the head of Jeffrey Nelms an
he lays on his back on the floor; 2) right to left eye habits are developed through the use of this especially made marble board being used
Richard Neal under the direction of Mrs. Dunn; 3) Valerie Paulding dem.
onstrates cross pattern walking using walking beam to develop direc.
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tionality; 4) developing vitmal motor coordination through the
fascinating lock box built by Charles Lockyer of Casselberry are Danny
Stronff and Rhonda Fisher; and 5) basic shapes and the ability to recog.
uiae and reproduce them are Important as a good Indication of the
child's perceptive ability. Jimmy Court ,nd Bennie Simmons match
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Cook over boiling water, stir. ad and will mound slightly cream and fruit. Chill until
thickened If necessary. Pile
ring constantly until mixture when dropped from spoon,
coats spoon. Remove from Beat egg whites until foamy. lightly into baked pastry shell.
boiling water. Add softened- Gradually beat In corn syrup. Sprinkle with shaved chocolate
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to Richmond, Va. after spot
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them prepare so many "good. I tbsp. Instant coffee
lea." So let's kind ci go back % cup hot water
tothoes days. &amp;s the old aog ½ cup COCOA
goes, "Over the river and 1 egg, separated (save yolk for
through *1 wood (no anow frosting)
here) to Grandmother's house 2 cup. sugar
We go." Their recipes were old 2 (3% 0*.) boxes flaked coco.
standard ones and the foods WA (save
cup for jar.
were simple. They were pre. nisk)
Pared with great care and
time was not Important. But CUPS sifted flour
separated
u results were surememo
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mem.
1 tap. baking sodp
able.
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uramors
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home
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44
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the
many carefree hours were 2 taps. vanilla extract
spent skattlag around her 's 'P. salt
1 (14 0;.) pkg. Judge and
tab!.. With
coffee or tea, yea could al' frosting mix
ways expeot a special treat ¼ tsp. almond extract or more
1.b cites had bin biked to tieti
belore your eyes. It was a red Dissolve coffee to water.
letter day when As made and Add cocoa stir to dissolve.
Beat 1
white until soft
aved this treat of date,
apple and walnut filled pan- peaks form. Gradually add 14
tries. The only thing we will cup sugar, beating until stiff
change on the.. will he a peaks farm, Fold In coconut
ready-mixed pie crust mix. and I tbsp. flour. Beat 3 egg
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small bails, enclosing pineapple tidbit in each. Place on

baking sheet. Bike in moder.
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to 15 minutes. Make about 30.
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Richmond Medical College
June and will continue hi.. I
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medic
secretary at the College.
They enjoyed seeing thi
many friends during the ha
days and regret they cot
not spend more time In I
old borne town.
College. Sunny is a

Ed Kooky, eon of Mr. a
Mrs. Louis Kooky, 101 Ph
crest Drive, Is visiting I
parents and sister, Marti
during the holidays. Ed I.
his second year it the U
Naval Academy at Annapc
and will return there ii
week.

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juices and carbonated bever- ily In growing, the U. S. Cc

age. Stir in sherbet until soft- sos Bureau reports.
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pineapple chunks and Maras- persons. This Is up from 3.54
chino cherries. Makes about 1960, 3.00 In 1955 and 3.15
30 servings.

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up a magazine or large roll of
newspaper. Place a cloth over
It, press the sleeve seam open,
and twoard the garment.
Use the Up of the Iron,
dampen and press carefully
so that no wrinkle. form.

Pressing the top of the
sleeve takes patience, but a
nice, smooth, wrinkleless top
will be your reward.
Notch the underarm curve
so It will not appear tight.
When fitting a sleeve, if the
top seems a little longer, mark
the line with pins. Eon a bait.
log thread across the top on
this pinned line. Use short
stitches and draw up the
thread, than open the basted
Ilse, push the top of the sleeve
In to have the seam line of
the garment meet th41 sew
an. Baste. Then try It on..
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With Why Suffer Backache
two revealing hair styles In And
Pains
vogue, your neck needs special
When relief Is easy and aim.
care, beauty experts say The pIe wIth '1-20' formula. '1-20
quickly flushes out kldneya
st-les: hair plied on top of and bladder.
Rids the body all
excess poisons that could eausi
the head or very abort,
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Crawford and Mrs. Nora Norris. Shown are front row, from left, DarreU
Westmoreland, Mark Weatmoneland and Chris. Dale and Kobe Wather.
(Herald photo)
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Farewell to 1965 ' hello
to 19661 We hope if will
be a good year for you
and your loved ones in
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hostesses for the luncheon
are Mrs. A. 0. Roberts, Mrs.
W. L. Kirk, Mrs. Kenneth
Wing, Mr.. Donald Flamm,
and Mrs. S. J. Davis Jr.
Reservations for the lunch'
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Monday Jan. 3, by 8 p. oh.
For reservations call Mrs.
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Mrs. John F• Wilson, 3itlO2;
Mrs. W. A. Thomas, 322-0066;
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their daughters and families home over the Christmas holidays. EnjoyIng the happy family reunion are seated, from left, Mrs. henry Wooten,
Mr. Wilkes, Mrs. Wilkes holding granddaughter, Linda Wooten, Mrs.
Laurence Downing and Karen Downing. Standing from left are David
Downing, Kenneth Downing, henry Woolen, Laurencu Downing, Dr.
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CONVERSATION PIECES halt of cocoa mixture until
cruet
mix
light
creamy,
about
and
4
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Mrs. Pat Barrington Butler
minutes (mixture will curdle).
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residence on Friday even. was hostess on Dec. 17 to a
Cola
Haney
By
Mildred
cream,
remaining
Add
sour
2 tbsp.. grated Iemo
Elm
flour and remaining cocoa The tour Deltona Circles of Ing. Jan, 14. All neighbors and reunion at her home, 2427
¼ tsp, cinnamon
Avenue
honoring
several
memin
organ
mu
friends
interested
DeI.and Garden Club pre
1 (5 oz.) As. chopped dates mixture; blend well. Fold In the
bers of the 1537 graduating
urged to attend.
1 ($'4 0*.) can crushed pine, beaten egg whites. Turn '4 of sented a Cypress tree to Del' sic are
class
of Seminole High School,
batter Into a 10.lnch tube pan, tons for use In the commun'
apple, well drained
Attending were Sanford realOne
of
the
nicest
Chrlstmai
celebrations.
Christmas
Ity's
Place
44
greased
on
bottom.
% cup coarsely chopped wal.
dents and others visiting over
of coconut mixture on top. Those who participated in the parties of the Dcltons season the holidays.
nuts
the Christmas dinner
was
held
ceremony
tree-planting
Cover
with
44
of
remaining
I tbsp.. butter, melted
The group engaged In rem,
chocolate batter. Top with re. Saturday at the Deltoca Shop. dance of the Woman's Chat lalseing
I thsp. limos juic,
of their high school
in.
Cock'
Dehtom.a
at
the
held
mainlng coconut mixture and ping Plaza were Mrs. Cecil
I on white
and dinner at days and brought each other
6:30
it
Circle;
tails
Iris
of
the
Thomas
label
di.
then
chocolate
batter.
Bake
In
Prepare pastry as
by a di' up on their families and pre.
sects. Wrap in wax paper and preheated ($50 degree) oven Mrs. John Jurane, Gardenia 7:30 were followed
program presented b) - sent activities.
Robert
ilghtful
and
George
Circle;
1
hour
and
15
minutes
or
until
refrigerate while preparing
Apologies are extended for
of Miss JO's School ci
tilling. Thoroughly blend a done. Meanwhile p r e pa r e Wilkins and Edward Roberta pupils
those
sot contacted and It is
Dance,
Deland.
The
Del
teaspoons sugar with lemon fudge and frosting iota accord. of the Future Farmers of the
hoped
that the entire class
Combo
played
for
the
tons
DeL.and
111gb
America,
rind and cinnamon. Stir In ing to pkg. Before cooling stir
will
be
on band for the tenth
Mindini
the
after
out five ingredients. on a to egg yolk and almond cx' School; Mrs. Jack Francis of dancing
Normas reunion In 1367.
Mrs.
the
Dogwood
Circle,
and
Mrs.
ovation
given
to
from
Remove
cake
lightly floured board and us. tract.
Enjoying the congenial get•
ho
tug a floured roiling pin, roil oven, place on wire rack. Cool Roy Jones of the Aster Circle. Wagner, president, for
together
from Sanford with
untiring
efforts
in
promoting
Pastry very thin. Cut Into ten completely before removing The tree was the scene of car'
Mrs.
Butler
was Joyce Brown
the
growth
ci
the
club
durthi
oling
on
Christmas
Eve.
4¼-inch rounds with a floured from pan.. Frost sides and top.
Dean, Dottle Boillager Earn'
the put year.
cutter; use all trimmings. Garnish with coconut. Serves
The residents of the Good Chairman of the event wai soy, Shirley Anderson HIggins,
Spoon tilling into center of It.
Samaritan Home In Sanford Mrs. Guy Jackson, assisted b) Bobble Cv.atcbtleld Turner,
rounds, Moisten edges with
enjoyed a Christmas party gtv. committee members, Mm.s Ann Davis Moore, Joyce said
BISCUITS
BEEF
cold water. Gather up edges,
and Veils Spivey
selling well. Keeping sealed 1 lb. ground round or stew en by the Welfare Committee Donald Williams, Charlea Hobbs
of the Deltona Woman's Ciub, Iloiles, A. 0. Holbrook inc I Saul.s.
edges underneath, shape Into beef
Out of two guests were Dclrounds. (leatly flatten with '4 cup Italian l'Lgoolla nuts Gifts were presented and re. John 7. lIdUtMsr.
ii.
M.tta Sarthesu, It. Len'
treahmeota served. Rev. Earl
rolling pin or spatula. Score 441b. butter
Margaret Zillion
d.rdsbs;
the
Christian
Luginbuhl
of
twice on top crosswise and I large onion, finely chopped
UMBRELLA WEE
Pesucolat
Ruth Net
Pappas,
Church and Mrs. Joanne Boll. NEW YORK (UPI)
twice lengthwise. Bake in pre. 44 cup cooking oil
P'irsl
Athena, Ga.;
man sang duets and led the recorded use of umbrellas lea Nichols, Brlttoa,
bested ova (tll degrees) for lIsp, salt
Long.
residents and guests In carol comes from Ancient CbIaa, as Dorothy Cain
tea minute.. Eaduci heat to 1 tsp. cinnamon
wood, and Carol Null Uttie,
singing. Committee members early as 11,000 B.C., the Aber
400 and bake 11 to 30 minutes 2 cans biscuits
as.
N. C.
were Thelma Zotos helen deen Manufacturing Corpora Madison,
longer or until delicately 1 tap. pepper
Also attending were Juanita
Melt butter In large skillet, Itelndl, Joanne hlollman and
browned. Just before remuvWynn., New Orleans, La., and
lion reports.
lag pastry two oven, beat add Italian nuts and brown TillsEllison. Guests Included
DO*'L5tOt
the (tinesi Used urn Nancy White Reynolds, Ban.
,an white until foamy. Quick. until golden. Remove sula Helen Craig, Elizabeth
brehas as a symbol of rank- ford, both members of the '56
jy brush pastries generously from butter and place In disc little and the Casselberry by their color, material, do class of Seminole 111gb School.
with beaten egg whl*.i spun, bowl. Saute onion In butter, Methodist Children's Choir.
skis and number. For exa m,
kW with remaining sugar, add cooking oil, beef and
8.,. by mail, postage paid,
procession with 34 urn
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'U white Is dry. gone warm, we with salt cinnamon and organ music and Christmas Emperor's appeanence.
night depository, too..Adv.
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Makes 10. Doesn't that sound pepper. Drain off all oil and caroling was spent at lb.
il$uth.wit*ringf
mix iota Into mixture. Roll James Cole borne on W. Well'
each biscuit about 4 Inches baton Drive. Selections for the
YILIIOW TAIL
Now we children wilted pa- and place one tablespoon mix' organ were played by We var
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flatly at Grandmother's op- two It. biscuit. Shape bi. lous members. Mr. Cole' ac'
sMriogstogsttbe Oka"cult Into triangle asdpre" companled on the organ by
to scrape the bowl sod "lick" sids together to hold shape, Mrs. Harold Were, gave a rethe spoon. And the memory of Place biscuits In baking pan citation, "U Jesus Came to
Sk11 5 FIS
her delicious chocolate cake and bake at 400 degrees until Your Ilouss." Refreshments
1742 ACEOSI NI M SIMNIOlS MW.
that later graced the Sunday golden brown, about 15 mix' chairmen, Mrs. Ware and Mrs.
COMM, served dslIIous cook.
Iabli,IWsaheewesldtaysd,e.lsrv.bel.
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lea sod punch. Mt. sad Mrs.
Croak .daeItkiaevWal
veeJ, Quality Seefends
days, but 06 cake lcb was RICH CHEESE NIBBLES Fred Parlow of Wialtewood
No family favorite seldom 1 (5% is,) can pineapple lid' Drive were guests. The nut
WIN.
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have recently returned from emy
By Maryann Miles
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John
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Crawford
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held
their December Ciri
and Mrs.
By Maryann Miles
Gracevillo and children, Bren' Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilkes of Singapore where he was prest Karen, Is a student in a col.
meeting
at the home of Mi
da, Don and Mark, are visit- Academy Drive. Forest City, dent of South East Asia Jun- leg&amp; In Canada. Sons David Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grit. of Ii
a
recent
F.
It.
Tiller
on Marlanway
log her parents, Mr. and Mrs. celebrated Christmas with lot college. At present he Is and Kenneth are with their flab Jr. of West lake Brantley
The bride-elect is
Maitland.
C. A. Oldham.
graduate
of Lyman 111gb
of a college In Lin. parents In Nebraska.
Drive,- Forest City, are anboth their daughters. Mrs. principal
Mr. Wooten and his family nouncing the approaching mar. School and her fiance i sta .
but
will
be
return.
coin,
Neb.,
and
Mrs.
Laur
Woolen
Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Taylor Henry
tioned at Homestead Air Force
of Orlando visited her par. ence R. Downing coming home log within a year to the col live In holly, Stich., where he riage of their daughter, Miss Base where he Is an air traf.
to
with
the
associated
Bonckeinper,
Add'
Kathleen
their
lege
in
Singapore.
Their
son,
Is
ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. for the holidays with
tic control operator.
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of honor will be Miss Phyllis
Dr. Downing and family dent at the Forest Lake Acrid
Charles Kettering, re cent
lionekemper and John Craw.
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resevratloflS p..,'ue
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The marriage will be solem.
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Ist Church of Alvpka with the
'fl g e n e ral business nacet. 11ev. A. It. Davis officiating.
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NEW YORK (UPI) - More
American families pi,sentiv
are saving trading :(Julj)
than ever before. And most
consumers remain committed
to the idea of saving and redeeming them.
These are twin findings of a ,
recent national survey by the
market research firm of Benson and Benson Inc., of
Princeton, N. J. The survey
shows that about 85 per cent
of U. S. households-about 45
million of an estimated 57.2
million in the nation - save
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NEW YORK (UP!) Every
dollar sent to CARE Food Cru.
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27 pounds of food to the hungry, CARE, Inc., reports.
The CARE packages go to
37 million persons around the
world, Beneficiaries Include
school
school children, pre
youngsters, orphans, war and
disaster v I 11 an 5, refugees,
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was the site for the annual lighters.
CbrlstmasNew Year's party Joining In the tam and feed.
Dec. 28 sponsored by the San sty were members of South
Seminole Jaycees and other
ford-Seminole Jaycees.
invited friends. (Sea aecom.
Sid Vihlen, social director panylng photos for members
for the club, was overall chair. and guests in attendance.)
man of the annual gala.
A REALLY GOOD
Holiday decorations adorned
the club with all the ladles
resplendent in their lovely '
after five gowns.
MEANS EVERYTHING
A delightful cocktail hour
Wet. Good . .
preceded the delectable prime
ribs dinner which was follow'
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armhole.
Baste always on seam allowance. When you are sure LI
that both sleeves are right,
bait, them In on the seam
line. This latter is more Im.
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COMRECONATKWING ONE.
nounees the engagement and Gladys Robinson Cook, was ford.
Her fiance was born In Rem.
January weddin g is plan.
app roaching marriage of his bo rn In Sanford and was gra. ilas,
Mich. and was graduated ned with complete details an,
daughter, Martha Dell, to dusted from Seminole High from
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Gary Dean Kmet, son of Mr School ira 1963. She graduated School,
and Mrs. Lazarus Kmct of from Woody's Hair Styling ln class cf 1962. I
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stltute, Orlando, and Is pre. U.S. 'davy In 1964 and is pre.
Wayne, Mich.
The bride-elect, also the, sently employed with Hat' sently stationed at Sanford
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food from the cold pantry, and
hot food from the ranges.
Then they marched on through
to the beautiful pool dining
room and sat at whatever
small tables they chose. 'There
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Ho Chi Minh, premier of North
Viet Nam, vows that the struggle to
drive the Americana out of South
Vietnam will go on for 20 years
necessary and to lend his Warning
credence dispatches North Vietnamese regulars in force to the south.
From Thailand come reports dl..
turbingly similar to those that be.
gan coming out of South Vietnam
only a few years ago-Communist
Infiltration, recruitment of peasants,
assassinations of village teachers
and officials, threats from Peking.
Yet some people in this country
as well as in those of our erstwhile
allies continue to maintain that
what is going on in Vietnam Ispure17 a civil war in which the South
Vietnamese are attempting to overthrow a corrupt American puppet
government, that the danger of
Communist aggression elsewhere in
Southeast Asia is an exaggeration
and that what happens in that part
of the world is of no vital concern
to us anyway.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk put
the matter bluntly to the North Atlantic Council meeting In Paris the
other day.
No less than the fate of Europe,
he said, may be decided on the battWfleIda of Vietnam, Just as it was
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By Joseph W. Grigg
Gaullist
PAR I S (UP!)
offlci*la as talking a lot
about a "new look" in French
policy at the beghtalag of
President Charles do (Iaulli'a
s.c.M term.
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likely Is he mess it as optical
Illusion.
With national parliamentary
elections In the offing lees
than is months from now,
do Gaulle will have to give

and personally in

Today

Let no one deceive you with empty
words, for it Is because of these
things that the wrath of God comes
upon the sons of disobedience.
Epheslani 6:6.

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aperson the right to shout "Fire"
In a crowded theater.-Oliver Wendeli Homes, American poet and novcHat.

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who has been coming up fast, gin was silent. By this pre
was removed as deputy pre. domuaoi, Brezhnev indicat.
mier and as head of the pow. .d be has checked (at least
pow.
cdvi Committee for Party temporarily) the growing
who
have
S of the
icians
techn
n(roI. His work
and 5a(
In the party secretariat will made their way up the govern.
by administrative
keep him where Brszhuv cog most ladder
oversee and control his every
move.)
Brezhnev now has his
own man In as operating or
executive head of the party
apparatus-I. V. Zapitoeov.
Brezhnev also new has
his own man-V.V. Skckerblt.
sky-reinstated us party chief
in the Ukraine and as a can.
didate member of the ruling
Presidium. This Ukraine
has been a powerful stepping,
atone. It was the routs to pow.
er taken by Khrushchev. Bras.

ability.
The government technical.
admlnstratora have been mask.
' a silent bid for more in.
fl uoses,as have government
and industrial technicians and
managers all down the line.
(Individual factory and corn.
pany managers have been
especially insistent on wider
authority.)
Brezhnev apparently has
sow sharply reasserted the
dominance of the party.
It is not yet clear what

these power shills will mean
2. Brezhnev stripped another
key rival of his Independent 5. Brezhnev patently his to the United States. The men
ruing in power are doctrin.
power, over the party work. personally shunted Premier
the air, party men. 'Its)' are
ore and brought him closely Alexel N. Xoiygln aside in
weak is their knowledge of
under Brezhnev's own close Kremlin power ladder,
foreign
affairs and therefore
Brezhnev announced the pe..
supervision.
demotioss. Zosy. somewhat unpredictable.
(Alexander N. Sh.l.pia, 47, motions and
Their decisions are expected
to be fluid with compromises.
But It's clear that Brezhnev
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Russian military. He and his
sides apparently have decided
there Ii no hope of recoacilla.
lion with Red China so long
as Use Tse-tung heads the
Peking government. There
are signs Breshnex's men will
continue to try to make a
comeback in Asia
through
North Vietnam, Indonesia and
India-which will keep U.S.Soviet relations on edge.

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Maay ceeds thInk lb. I.N.M.love affair.
,,it makes romance seem bit folks every moatbi
eleetresle machine kilts To.
And by "certified," I mean
seance and destroys the sordid, cheap and almost vul. they have each had a 30minthrills of young live, not gar."
Ute interview with one of our
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2,500 Clergymen Couselors,
Actually, the I. B. M. Is which include Catholic Priest.,
speeds up dselzab&amp;. searslag.,. Of some liiie hap, simply a mechanical aecre. Jewish Rabbis, and Protestant
pliy wedded feiks we have tary that can sort more cards Ministers.
have esly is knows diver. in two minutes than a human Of some 10,000 happily mar
ee, In to year., as sead for clerk can analyze in two ned folks, we thus for have
had only 10 reported divorces,
the SKY q.estieualre U weeks
So the I.B.M. has nothing which I. barely one-tenth of
you wish to meet a ceitUlid
aid e..pailble sweetheart, to do with the actual dialogue one per cent divorce rate.
CASE X114: Dr. John B. or repartee that develops be. Contrast this with the 3$
per cent divorce rate of the
Crane Is a former Harvard tweet a young couple.
and Northwestern University It doesn't disturb their ideal. nation a larget
This means we can take two
economist who now holds the urn or thrills.
Musser Chair of Economics at It merely speeds up the so. people, college or otherwise,
lection of a couple who have and give them 230 times as
Iowa Wesleyan.
"Notice the enclosed clip, mutual interests, hobbles, great a chance of avoiding a
ping,," he recently wrote to ideals, economic and home divorce as they can give them
selvesl
me, "for they show how the backgrounds, etc.
I.B.M. Is playing cupid on col' It matches people of the Our Applicants also are
same race, religion and social above average In looks, cal.
lege campuses."
lure, morality and charm.
He had Included several es outlook,
amples where the electronic Thus, when such a couple They Include airplane ate.
I.B.M. Is helping match up have been Introduced via the wardesses, nurses, teachers
coeds and campus men for I. B. hi., they know in advance and widows, as well as phyat.
that their "blind date" has clans, lawyer., business sacblind dates,
At Iowa State, for example, been placed on a very solid cutivea, scientific farmers,
school principals and skilled
500 men and 500 women were foundation,
to be paired for a college if, after they meet in per- labor union member..
dance. Purdue and others also son, the spark of love begins Our Board functions without
to flame brightly and they be. any remuneration whatsoever
used machine matching,

"But, Dr. Crane," some come engaged, then they can and Includes top moralists,
coeds have often protested to feel very sure that divorce such as Dr. Peale, Bishop
me for we also employ the will not disrupt the harmony Gerald Kennedy, and such.
If you are eager to meet
I.B.M. in our Scientific Mar. of their marriage.
such a machine kill all the ro. And this Is not exaggerationl an eligible member of the op.

Our Interfaith, charitable
manes?
"Why, I feel that such a foundation, called the Scienti.
mechanical device would spoil fin Marriage Foundation, is
The Idealism and thrills of a introducing an average of 1,.

posite sex, send for the IMP
literature, enclosing a beg
stamped, return envelop., plus
M.

Letters

Chief Arnold S. Williams

North Perk Avenue
kaferd, Florida

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Dear Chief WiUlams:
Just a brief note to thank
you and your department for
saving DeBary Manor apace
In the parking lot in order
that our residents and patient. were able to se the
Christmas pared..
Our residents look forward
to being able I. attend antivitles of thin nature and do

enjoy nialnininlng Sa iffumt
Is our coimnunities.
We were able to take 1$ f
our patient. to the Christmas
parade through your U$ist.
ants. Your concern Will ho
long remoinbered.
dismally,
John M. iI II
Adai3tlatrstor

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In th e French "independestee" sector di Gaulle Is

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months of 1964 to spell out In
detail his demands for top to
bottom revision of the North
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and their scblsvements,
bought as a molt fascinating
book, "America's First Lady
Boss." The famous H. H. Ma.
cy's store was but a smal l
beginning when Margaret
went to ask for a job. She
had been teaching school but
10 had gone to New York for

women of the past. She
an eye operation, which re rightfully belongs there.
sultod In the loss of her
Tomorrow
"Dear Edyth
right eye. She was given an Thornton McLeod"
artif icial eys, but she did not
let this deter her Ia her
search for employment. H. H.
)lacy was a dista nt cousin so CHICAGO (UPI)-The Chi.
she went to him, telling him cap Black Hawks Tuesday
of the loss of her eye, and sent wings Dennis Hull and
asked U he felt It would be Fred Stanfield to their minor
Si handicap.
hockey league franchise at St.
Rowland Stacy saw her am- Louis and recalled wing Dave
ti on, recognised ba r worth Richardson.
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Sold gave her a job. Marga ret
later became luperlatendeat
African frogs have been
it B H. Stacy's an unheard of knows to span eight feet In a
position for a woman In single leap, according to the
thou days. She bad an amaz- Encyclopaedia BrItannica.
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8.8:80 P.M. CBS, Gilligan's
Island. (Color). As if Tin. 'Semi-Silver'
Louise once a week weren't WASHINGTON (UPI)
IN TH E
enough, Zsa Zoo (labor turns Production of the new "semi.
up tonight as Erika Tiffany' silver" half dollar will begin
Smith, a bored rnillionaireea at the Denver Mint, the Trea.
who takes a shine to the bland sury Department announced.
and the professor. Fun anti The new coins will continue
ON A
games with the Thurston to bear the portrait of the late
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1:21 (2) Weather, New.
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Newspaper Enterprise Amu. there was no room for m e. My be had no way of knowing th at did it? You can't eat Ch rist.
DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: mother used to say there's no th is visiting right was part ° mu dinner wi th adm iration.
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Last June I sold $5,000 worth fool like an old fool.
the bargain, had be? He was So It may not be what you I
of stocks left me by my hus- ANSWER: Not a fool. Just a left with the Impression that
band to help my son buy a little dishonest with yourself you helped him buy his house really want at all. Why not
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he was so worried about the that you were helpi ng him ct in yourself.
with this son of yours that
overcrowded condition of the buy the house in return for Maybe you should consider will make clear to him th e
city school my two little the right to visit it when you correcting this false Imps's.cause of yew' hurt and
grandsons went to. Then I was wanted to. You didn't make minds.
CILIUATI
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N. Minimum
over the holidays and that ionshlp on family holidays. So tion didn't prove very useful, Lion. It also could release him
No Cover chow
from the sense of moral Infer.
lority that children often feel
when they're obliged to adI
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themselves.
7:30-8 P.M. CBS. The Mun. can't follow the plot you can Martin Show. (Color). What however, I advise you to
Enjoy Our Annual
sters, "Herman's Pest., Of. just feast ' r eyes.
could be more
than at- withhold the truth until you
fensive." Eddie is U tP •
A--:-.',e eati stop being ashamed of Inter'
at school by a bully, and
eat In yourself. As a matter
BLACKEVE PEAS and HOG JOWLS
9-11 P.M. CBS. Thursday the prince of reveler'? A
Herman gives him a lecture
good group of guests jobs of probability, this holiday in'N' BUTTERMILK
about peace and forgiveness. Night Movies. "Rome Advsn- d.er old Dean tonight, Includ- ,itatlon may have been with.
Herman finds it a little hard lure." (Color). Prudence Bell Inc Janis Paige, JoanleSow- held from you just because
'Tis ON THE HOUSE...
N. Cherq.
Stanley Holloway sirml your son and his family didn't
to hold the good thought him. (Suzanne Pleshette) smills to
with
w
best wishes fire
want
to
spend
Christmas
with
self, however, when be Is set Italy In search of love, and Louis Prima. The music
NEW YEAR
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upon by a practical Joker. A meets Roberto Orhandi (Roe. turally ranges from British someone to whom they owe
rt
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gentle, unimpressive show,
his yo'ng Music Hall with Holloway grateful admiration. Ea
but the sight of two Nun- .s.no Brazzi) and
to Louis Pri ma and Gia creatures that we are, we
stem wi th black eyes is a friend Don Port er (Troy Dons. Malone In 'Laa Vegas Worn- don't really enjoy the corn.
hue) on the ship. A standard on." No less than 20 musical pony of saints. They masks us
credit to the makeup man.
ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT $331
triangle develops, quadrangled selections are touched on in un comfortable.
THICK CHARBROILED STEAKS
7:30-6:30 P.M. NBC. Daniel later by .lbappearance of one form or another, which Is
Use First Federal'a Super.
Boone. "The Tamarack Idas- Lyda (Angle D Ile kin. on), pretty fast singing-along for safe Savings Accounts. A fine
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mosphere Is lightened by the the standard beauty it Italy
guest appearances of Dma in technicolor.
Merrill and Robert Lansing.
A peace treaty is afoot be. 9-9:80 P.M. ABC. Bewitchtwt-n the settlers and the In' ed. "The Magic Cabin." DardIo:s when Madelina Loina rin's boss loam his cabin for
(Miss Merrill) turns up with three days hoping that Darrin
a tragic tale of Indian mu- will get moving on one of
sure. Few are more persua- his accounts. The happy hidesly. than Dina Merrill, and away turns out to be a runRobert Lansing as a coni down hut, and Samantha turns
nental army officer swears a magic hand to fixing it up.
revenge on the Redskins. Pretty predictable story toMingo's blood runs leeg hot, night, which even witchery
however, and he senses In. doesn't liven up much.

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only 5 career woman, ski
had $ wonderful and reward.
lag romance, which resulted
in her marriage to a man
whom B. H. hisep took into
partnership, Margaret Swain
(ktch.11 laFarge, lived a
full and interesting life, although her husband died very
early and she died at thirty$sltht. She had betas ala
children, esreted on a fell business caress, was is exii
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difference would it make?
dummy and was delighted to Th ere was so way for South
4a5 his aaIV*ISM would to atst'.l.I the lose M a ills., make if be could bring home mondtrick. The ten-spot play
would have guaranteed1
four diamond tricks.
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DEAR ABBY: My prob.
1cm Is I am working at a
store and I am not supposed
to get any personal calls
here. I have asked my family and friends not to call
inc at work, but I don't think
they understand English.
This morning my mother
called about some thing th at
could have waited until I
got home. Then my sister
call ed to read me a part of
a letter she'd Just received.
Then my boy friend called
about some stupid matter,
My boss was very much an-

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don't have your best interesti at heart.
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guest who dominate. the
cucrsaoun, consuming all
the time himself, is as rude
as one who comes and eats
all the food. Don't invite
this boor with others. U you
MUST entertain him, spars
your friends, and invite him
alone.

LIKES MIKE
DEAR LIKES: Collecting
garbage is a respectable way
to make a living, so don't let
anybody knock It. Mike does
not have to apologix. for his
father's Job. But you may
have to apuiogue for vuz
parents' snobbishness,

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like "maybe." Tell those
who are likely to call you
that U they call once more.
IL will mean your job. And

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toyed after that third call,
and told me if I got one
more phone call at work he
would have to let me go.
Abby, how can I mike pso
pIe understand they are not
to call me? I can't afford to
lose this job.
LAST WARNING
DEAR LAST: There must
be something about the way

good money. Sty whole fain,
Ily teases me about ,,the
garbageman's son" and it
hurts me because I really
Ilk, him. What can I do?

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In moat finessing situations
you risk a trick. The honor
you are ttneaalng against may
be In back of you and all by
Itself. In some instances the
flness can win and cannot
lose for you.
West's onespad. overcall
gave South quits a problem.
A two.dlamood rebid would
be inadequate, as would one
no-trump. A threediamond or
two-heart ca ll would rea lly
d istort his hand. flit left the

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By Abigail Van Buren

found out his father Ii a
garbagenman. Now I don't
think it's right to hold this
against Mike because he
can't help what his father
does for a living. My mother
tells me that a garbage
man's son Is not in ray class,
Socially. Yet Mike's family
lives as nicely as we do, and
I know garbagernen make

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live with the rest of her life?
You'd think she would have
discussed these details with
vi before setting a date.
What should we do?
MOSS AND DAD
DEAR MOM AND DAD:
What choice have you?
Your daughter called and
INFORMED
it her in.
tentiona to wed. But hands
off the panic button. Think
It over and talk It over. Your
daughter Is no longer a
child. Don't assume the
young people are heading for
disaster just because they
don't have It made right
now. They could surprise
you.
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Washington. Peking anti
Hanoi, he can make an Im.
portent contribution some day
to a negotiated settlement,
which he always has considemed the only possible end to
the conflict.
But French officials say be
concedes there is no possi.
bility of getting peace talks
underway at the moment. All
he can do, they say, Is to
watch from the wings and
grasp a chance to intervene
in a peacemaking role if ever
It offers Itself. It to a role
he would relish.

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titled encisalesly t• the use for repOUsetisa of all Ike 'ci-' are so but doUe.rs to the
divldual, ax's we to over look
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By Dlii West
WASHINGTON (UPI)-The restorative powers th at even "You're plauslag to sell
General Services Adminlatra- exceeded its vaunted potency government owned kewpls
lion recently announced that it hi'4 very thought of taking it dolls on the open market ?"
"No. I'm planning to release
was offering for sale about
could cure almost anyth ing.
il
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galima of ea
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castor
5,e,S0O pounds of
Some mothers administer It oil."
from the national stockpile.
In this case however, the not only fee' medicinal pur. The mower, of castor .11
action had nothing to do with poses but also to maintain law congealing in the gullet brings
Prialdent JOhM'n'a campaign and order. The threat of being the room to the brink of panic.
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decided that It had more cii- effective wines deterrent in
toe oil on band than the as. the younger generation.
tlosal intireat required, Which
In fact, I have a theory that
isn't too astonishing,
the rise in juvenile dalinquenA Util, castor oil can go a c' steal In part fres the dc
lost way, depending on what velopseest of soetruaa that
you are using It for.
are "ally swallowed and fair.
The GSA said castor oil "Is by pleasant In taste.
used in the manufacture of Ali U lb. ckl
childhood aemorl.e of
L
purpose grsaase, hydraulic the
Uoa's indMrisliMa are
fluid, artIficIal leather, print, as vivid as my cvi, President

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was triggered off by his
oy eott of the European
Economic community since
Junego
A. a starter, be has agreed
to Tics attending a most.
ing of Common Market for.
sign ministers In Luxembourg
Jan. 17.18. Di Gaulle also
emphaaizes that he still to.
IN WINTU ITS
vera European politi cal unity
th ough on his own terms.
Thoe. would rule out any*
WITN A
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Europe" in lb. foreseeable General
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mt. a project he regarda
as utopian and Impractical.
NIAT PUMP
Instead, be favors a loos,
CALL
f.derstion of fully aoverelgn
at all.
states, whose heads of govern.
bing,
Dc Gaulle's attention is
meat and state would confer
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which de Gaulle labelled "that
absurd war" In a campelgms
speech, Is one it his heavIøt
preoccupations. He is said to
feel ther. Is conatant danger it

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lag ink, seep and cosmetics." Jokasos could use the caster
Maybe so, but that Iea't all stockpile as a owersI
what It was used for when I econesic lover.
was a bad. In than days, vir. Lit us supposs that the hew.
Closing the INAI at Ian. tually ivory bathroom mcdl. p1e delI industry anommoee a
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Mosiks
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BUSINESS THAT CAME TO STAY

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the average

housing,
French voter
wages, living costa, highways,
social security, pensions, hoepitsis and schools.
Failure to keep a closo
rye on theee could result in a
muere at the polls of the
ruling Gaullist Union for the
New Republic (UNR), leaving
di Gaulle In the unenviable
po.itio of a president taCOd
by a hostile parliament.
But In th. foreign policy
field the supposed "new look"
Is likely to be practically in,
visible.
In fact, aside been were.
generate Gaullist
I sis, French officials any
there will be really no change

DEAR ABBY Last night
our daughter phoned from
college to tell us that she Is
engaged and plan, to marry
as soon as she graduates
this summer. We have met
*the young man, and he
seems detest enough. How.
ever, we don't know his IsmIly, he is not of our religion,
and we know he has no muon.
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the signal for st*rtlng 11490-could
third world war.
tiatlona
sot under lb. on,
Officials any di Gaulle be.
though always with his 1569 llevos that, as the only West.-

deadline In sight.
He already has warned that
not accepted
if his claims an not
by INS be will pull 7rsce
t of NATO.
At Issat in impression it
Inc more attention to the In the "European" policy
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hay. favored bultr over guns,
The following points are
aide by piecing together the
private views of some top
Kremllnologlsts:
1. Brezhnev has kicked his
chief rival upstairs.
(Nikolai V. Podgorny was
"Promoted" to the presidency
of the Soviet Union, a post
th at's largely ceremonial and
out of lb. mainstream of poll.
tics and party work. Podgorny
lost his supervisory power
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WASHINGTON (NEA)-The
Kremlin reshuffle puts I.10
aid $ruhev more firmly In
the saddle and weakens his
rivals.
It also weakens the position

French forces In NATO to an
American supreme commandor
D.Gaulbe does not expect
hating of these demands to
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when aggrusion went unchallenged.
"How can you expect communism
to accept the credibility of the
American commitment ih
he asked "if they have reason to
doubt it -in Vietnam?"
Rusk asked for understanding of
our position In Vietnam. H. also
hinted that the United States would
welcome doctors, teachers, engineers
and other personnel from other countries to serve them
Understanding and moral encour.
ag.ment we have certainly not been
getting. Material support we do not
expect at all
But if our prosperous allies are
really bleeding over the suffering
being Inflicted on the Vietnamesewhether they blame it on us or on
the Communists-It is high time
they substitu ted some compassionate
actions for their carping criticisms.
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Oviedo bit the road tonight to The Lions, ,, are averag.
play In the first Highlands lug aloinst 75 points per game,
Holiday ,Tournament In So- are paced by their 5.10 guard
Milder, lie has gone over the
bring.
Coach Dick Prater's Lions, 30-point mark twice In the
who will be shooting for their four victories, while scoring a
fifth straight, will face a fine total of 100 Points for a 35Avon Park ballelub In the In- point average.
Miller has a fins group 01
ftlal contest at 7 p. rn.
In the nightcap, undefeated cagers backing him up, u
Lake Placid will meet the three other Lions are averaghost Sebring Blue Streaks at lug In double figures. Bobby
approximately 8:30 p. m. The Stewart Is hitting for 13 points
winners will meet Friday night a game, Jim Harper 12 points
In the final., following a cos- a game and Mike Partin 10
solation game between the lot- pointo s.tane.
Ieàmsng up with guards
era that will begin at 7 p.m.
The Lions, who have a swift' Miller and Stewart will be
moving, high.scoring ball club, Partin and 'Tim Colbert at for.
have used the fast break and wards and Al Jepson or liara tough full -court press to help per at center. Walt Beasley
them defeat their first four and Chuck Pula will be re.
serves, along with Bob Boyle,
Opponents.
The Oviedo quintet has also a 54 junior brought up from
been rebounding real well the junior varsity squad.
with centers Jim Harper, Coach Prater has a lot of
guard Billy Mikier and for. confidence In the Lions, who
ward Tim Colbert leading the haven't seen any action since

Bishop Moore five days ago.
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With center Don Nicholas
wood way In the Los Angeles I'
leading the way, the Sanford
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Classic, was the star Wednesclub finally warmed up in
day night and played his part
the second half and cut the
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brilliantly, leading South ern
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edge to six points late In the
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California to a 74.72 upset over
third quarter.
previously unbeaten Vander.
But playmaking guard
hilt by sinking a pair of free
mar (Lefty) Oxford and forthrows with four seconds left.
ward Frank Whigham fouled
UCLA whipped Purdue 82.70
c.ut at this point and the Starke
In the other semi-final game
club held on for their 11-point
and will meet the Trojans In
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The Seminoles, In reaching
BONNY ANDERSON took over as the leading pass
ow IUI
,a U .4a warn
(he 60-point bracket for the
receiver in the history of Texas Tech while continuing
script was supposed to be
Ilk Wier dul,les IbM make him an All-American back,
first time this year, scored 46
read. Second-ranked Vander.
points in th e second ball, 23
hilt was expected to play op.
in each of th e third and fourth
posits the Brulas tonight in a
periods.
game billed as a preview to
I
Nicholas was the top scor'
or wi th nine field goals and
counter March it. But Block
five of six foul shots for 23
changed the ending to the
points. Oxford had nine points
Classic and played the
and Larry Hodges made eight,
role to perfection.
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Football's biggest weekend is upon us and probably more
Is at stake during this New Year period than ever before.
First of all, the symbolic national championship, decided
by the major nswu.rvies polls will be decided In three of
Orange, Cotton and Boa..
the Big Four Howls
Then comes, a. Ed Sullivan would may, "They really big
game" Sunday between the Cleveland Browns and the Green
Bay Packers for the National Football League title.
Two other games on this weekend's festivities will have
no bearings on any national championships, but will get
more attention from the Sunshine Stats gild fiat and these
are the Sugar and Cater Bowl games.
Our fabulous Gators do battle with Missouri In the Sugar
Bowl and although the winner won't move any of the higher
slit, out of the way, a spot in the top ten Is almost assured.
Florida will have its hands full with the Missouri Tigers
and then some. The Big Eight runner-up has an AU.Amsrlcsn
in its defensive backfield In Johnny Roland and he'll get a
chance to prove It when Gators Charles Casey, Jack Harper
and Barry Brown start running their patterns.
Steve Spurrier will get a chance to show the nation
just why he's the No. I candidate for next year's All-Amsrl.
ca team. A new wrinkle in the (later offense may have second
team quarterback Harmon Wages In halfback sho.i. If be
does a good job, the Jacksonville sophomore may remain a
running back next fall, too.
The Cater Bowl promises to be the moat thrilling, wide
open affair of them all and will pit two of the Southwest's
most exciting veterans against the South's two moat exciting
aophomorea In this Friday afternoon encounter.
Texas Tech will bring to Jacksonville Its great Bonnie
Anderson, everybody's ll.Amorican, who, by the end of
the season, had rewritten school records in receiving, kickoff returns and scoring, quarterback Tom Wilson, a 100pound whiz, has more than doubled the Raiders' record in
passing yardage.
The Hamblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech counters with
its sophomore sensations, Khn King and Lenny Snow. King
completed 112 of 191 passes this season for 1,131 yards and
11 touchdowns and ran for another 34 yards. Snow, from
nearby Daytona Beach, didn't, see duty until Tech's third gems
because of a tirokrn.hand, and be still wound up with 597
yards In 125 carries,
The interesting thing about the two Tech teams Is that
itielther team supposedly has the defense to stop the other's
potent offense. if this holds true, all of Fred Biietnikoff and
Steve Tonal's Gator Bowl records may fall, but to whom is
the question.
Sunday's game between the Browns and the Packers
could be anti.climactic to last week's Green Day-Baltimore
sudden death playoff for the Western Division title, but we
don't think so.
Neither team has really looked like champions over the
last halt of the season, but both certainly are talented ball
clubs and deserve to be in the big showdown,
The Browns are a healthier club with a better running
Sam* headed by Jim Brown, a better passing game with top
reeeiverq like Gary Collins and Paul Warfield, and a better
quarterback in Frank Ryan.
Green Bay's defense is the strongest, but Cleveland's
defenders have the knack of coming up with the big latercaption or fumble. Look for the Browns to retain their NFL
title.
A few weeks back we picked the bowl game winners for
you, so to refresh your mind so you can put your money on
Me other team, here's the way our selections went,
Florida over Missouri.
Sugar Bowl
Michigan State over UCLA,
Ross Bowl
Arkansas over LSU.
Cotton Bowl
Orange Bowl - Alabama over Nebraska.
Texas Tech over Georgia Tech.
Oster Bowl
TCU over Texas Western.
Sun Bowl
Just to point out how clear our crystal ball it, we also
picked Auburn over Mississippi in the Liberty Bowl and
Tennessee over Tulsa in the Bluebonnet affair. Mississippi
and Tennessee were the victors.
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Tech features a pair of out- coming from the foul line,

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Wilson. Georgia Tech figures
This was the highest scoring it can match this twosome
Th. Trojans got possession bowl In the nation last time with Its fine sophomores
again with 1:27 left after Van- when Florida State put on an quarterback Klin King and
tailback Lenny Snow.
dy's Clyde Lee, who finishedaerial ci rcus and beat
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with 25 points, mined a foul
It looks like we'
re All.America season, lie scored
shot. Southern Cal stalled for homa 36.19.
the last shot, but Black was In for more of the same 17 touchdowns, rushed for
fouled and calmly dropped In when offensive minded Texas 705 yards, caught 00 passes
the two foul shots, giving him Tech tangles with offensive for 797 more and his punt
32 points and the Trojans a minded Georgia Tech,
and kick-off returns totaled
dramatic victory.
The"two Techs play the 605. lIe topped it oft with
Seventh-ranked St. Joseph's *me brand of i ° t b a ii. a 88.5 punting average,
assured an all-Philadelphia They',e been working on the
But even with all that, An*
final for the Quaker City tour. theory that If you keep out- duraon shared honors with
by swamping tenthscoring your opponent., your Wilson, a 167- po und quarterran 'k1 Minnesota 91.66 after
defense can be allowed to stag- back the Red Raiders almost
na1en Temple beat LaSalle
overlooked. Wilson compl.'t,cd
gar along as best It an.
66-59 in overtime.
172 passes for 2,110 yards and
Stagger
they
did
In
1065.
In a
tou rna ment
Texas Tech posted an 8.2 18 touohdown, and wound up
fifth-ranked and uni
total offense loader in
Kentucky utilized a blistering record, but gave up an av- as the
Riley
scor.
erage
yield
of
314
yards
per
the
Southwest
conference with
fast break and Pat
That
was
better
than
2,050
yards.
as
game.
ed a career high se points
It will be Interesting to see
the Wildcats crushed Noire Georgia Tech, 6.3-1, which
Dame 103-69. Kentucky, one yielded 834 yards per game, how Georgia Tech's two soph.
of the smallest teams ever Both teams will have to be onrnre stars stack up against
fielded by Adolph Rupp, out. in high gear Friday If they Anderson and Wilson.
Snow is 25 pounds lighter
rebounded the taller Irish 34. want to match Florida State's
46 and shot 50.6 from the floor, astounding performance of than the 210-pound Anderson
Sixth-ranked Iowa just did last Jan. 2. That day, with but he had a better gain per
get into the finals of the Sun Steve Tonal setting records rush 4.8 to 4.2 than the Raid.
Carnival Tourney when Jerry with his throwing and Fred or. Opening the loflion with
Jones, who finished With 21 fllletnikoff setting records it broken hand and hampered
by a twisted knee, Snow
Points. tipped in a rebound atwith his catching, the Sem ithe buzzer to keep the Haw, notes rolled up 520 yards gained 507 yards rushing and
eyes unbeaten and give them against the bewildered Soon- was one of Georgia Tech's
a 77.75 victory over Arkansas. Ism
most effective pass receivers,
The Ilswkeyes tonight will Friday should again be a When in the final game he
face Texas Western, which lay for dual stardom. Texas threw his only pass, it went
crushed Loyola of the South
for 13 yards and a touchdown.
tied the some with an outside
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next Tuesday night when
Coach Mack Blythe's team
',islts Orlando Edgewater in
their Initial Metro Conference
contest.
SEM1NOLE scoring: WhigI l an, 0 (6-10) 6, LeRoy 2 (3.5) 7.
Bryan 1 (0-1) 2, Nicholas V
(5-6) 23, Long 0 (2-2) 2, Bar'
hour o (2-2) 2, Shaw 0 (1-2) 1,
8, Oxford 4 (1Hodges 3
1) 9; Totals 19 (2233) 60.
STAItKE scoring P. Mc
Leod 3 (2•3) 8, Baker 4 (4-5)
12, W. McLeod 4 (1-3) 9, Fa1
con 1 (6-7) 5, White 6 (3.3)
15, flatldis 2 (2-4) 6, Akridge
0 (13-15) 13; Totals 20 (3145)
71.
SEMINOLE 15 423 23-40
10 22 18 27-71
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A majority of the nation's
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The Wildcat scoring attack
Winter Park's zone-press was well.balanced, with forproved to be too much far ward John Been grabbing the
Lyman last night, and thee tOJ) honors with 14 points and
"favo red Wildcats defeated th
ri
guard Mike Matthew,and for..
(;reyhound. from Longwood, wa rd Stuart Baum scoring 10
01-34, in the fi nals of thee apiece.
Holiday Tournament at th
The big man in the game fe',,
Davis Armory In Orlando.
th e Parke rs however, was
The finals of the tourna- center Kent Gayods. He conment, pitting the top-seeded trolled th e boards, grabbing
Wildcats against the upstart 14 rebounds and stuffed in
defenders from Lyman, proved
to be a one-aided affair. The four
layupshad
for their
eight points.
worst
Lyman
Winter Park defensive pre" night from the floor and Un.
completely handcuffed LIme dot the boards since the seaDON NICHOLAS
Greyhounda throughout the son's
The Greyhounds,
, . .23 Points
night, while the Pkrkera' who had been averaging nearsharpshooters hit nearly half ly 40 rebounds a game, were
their shots from the floor,
able to pull down only 29
Winter Park Jumped off to last night
an early lead and then keptSoph Bruce Stuart contin.
pouring it on throughout the tied his fine rebounding, grab.
game. They led by five points bing eleven, while Richard
at the end of the first period, Moo re pulled down seven. The by 10 at halftime, by 18 at Parkers, however, grabbed 33
the three-quarter mark and rebounds.
then hold a 27-point bulge
Lyman hit only 13 of 42
When the final buzzer sounded. shots from the floor for 31
Forward Richard Moore and
Meanwhile the Wildcats
guard Darrell AIlgaler
re made 26 of their 56 shots
JACKSONVILLE (UP!)
the only Greyhounds who we
46 pet.
The defending champion F!or able to even halfway solve forWinter
Park mnda good on
Ida Gators and the Penn State the Wildcat defense. Moore nine of 13 free throws for 60
scored 14 points, while All- pet., while
Nittany Lions will stage an- __________________________
layman was only
able to make only eight of 20
other version of th e Northor 40 pet
South battle when they meet
In the consolation game,
tonight in the finals of the GaColonial, which had bowed
tor Bowl Basketball Tourna
to Lyman in the sentj.finajs,
ment.
hold on in the latter stages
Flo rida, which has won the
of the game, to pull out a
last two years, advanced
00.50 victory over Lakeview.
Wednesday night by takinga
controve rsial 72-6-I victory
The Greyhounds will play
over previously unbeaten Be.
th eir fi rs t of five consecu ti ve
pout of Chicago, and the Lions SACK SON VILLE, Fla. Orange Belt Conference cameo
advanced with a thrilling 68- (UPI)-Starke placed three next Tuesday when they meet
66 win over Alabama.
men on the Class A All-State Wildwood at home. The Grey.
Depaul coach Ray Meyer, in High School football team hounds have now won only
his 241h season, was highly In.
announced Wednesday by the one of seven contests,
censed about the officiating,
LYMAN scoring: Moore y
especially by referee Scotty Florida Sport, Writers As. (0-1) 14, Stuart 1 (1.4) 3,
cioclatlon.
Sauers.
Newell 1 (3.3) 5, Allgaicr 2
Saucrs took away an apparNamed to tiree offensive (4.6) 8, Haon
rm
0 (0.1) 0,
ent field goal at the end of
team
were
Starke
end
Eddie
Miller
0
(0-0)
0,
Simpkins
o
the first half which would have
Douglas,
quarterback
Don
(0.0)
0,
Gunter
0
(0.-ti)
0,
given DePaul a two-point lead
and before the game was over Falcon and center Butch Red' Brownell 2 (0-5) 4, Totals 13 (8.20) 34; Rebounds the Northerners had drawn a ding.
Other
members
of
the
ofStuart
11, Moore 7, Harmon
total of 27 fouls and lost three
4, Newell 8, AUg-ales' 2, Browof their starters.
feimsive team were ta ckle Bob nell 2.
The loss ended a seven- Vounnis and Kerry lielinger
WINTER PARK ecoring
game DePaul winning streak
of Bishop Barry, tackle Les. amsydol 4 (0.2) 8, Reid 2 (1-2)
but Myer didn't seem as upset
ter Lucas and back Slit
end 5, Matthews 5 (0-0) to, Been
a bout that as he was about
that field goal In the first half. QwaItney of Wiltiwood,
( 2-2) 14, Higgins 2 (0.0) 4,
The two teams were battling Jim Nester, Chantinado of
Phil Part.. Baum 5 (0-0) 10, Simonson
for the ball under the DePaul Hollywood, tackle
guards Lar- (0.0) 0, Green 0 (2.2) 2, Car.
ington,
DeLand,
basket as time was running
1 (0-0) 2, Heydol 1 ( 1.1)
out in the half when Dick ry Hyals, Pensacola Tate, and sonDumenchich
0 (2-2) 2, Hilt
Shealey leaped high In the air Fletcher Allen, Fort Lauder25 (9-13)
daio
Nova,
halfbacks
Glenn
0
(1-2)
1,
Totals
and appeared to tap the ball
61; Rebounds
Caydos
14,
in just before the horn sound' Edwards of St.. Petersburg
4, 11111 4, Higgins
Babb
Pope
of
PaReid
Gibbs
and
ed
Baum 2, Matthews 1, Been 1,
flatters ruled the tap occurred latks.
Green 1, Simonson, 1, ir.rs.oss
Defer,alve
All-States's
were
simultaneously with the horn
tackle Don Taylor, Tampa 1, Hydle 1, Dumenchlch 1.
and, despite the obvious dis. ends Van Criggerof Milton
S 6 14 $U
and
Lamar Monroe, Quincy; LYMAN
7,000
pleasure of the nearly
WINTER
P.
1111
32 17-41
fans present, disallowed the
Jesuit;
guards
Richard
Drygoal,
DePaul meets Alabama In ant, Kissimmee, and Stan
the consolation game tonight, liimelsbaugh, Leesburg; lineAlabama had a good chance backers Wayne Compton, Bolto beat Penn State Wednesday Ic., and Robert Carter, Turnight but threw It away In the key Creek; and backs Paul
2 Seuless closing seconds. Trailing by Peden of Venice and Wayne
7.10, 10zlI.12;30
only one point with nine se Phillips of Palmetto Lincoln.
esed luslas tesleds Ness, conds remaining, the CrIm- Seminole High quarterback
1&amp;',eI Neh.as,
son Tide missed Its first free Frank Wimigham was the an.
throw in a one-an-one sltua. ly Seminole County gridder
tion and then had a field goal listed and the junior
arte
try rim off just as the final back landed an honorable men.
NO $3. RINk 332fl$3
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currently enjoying us greatest season and
boaat•3- ti •wci'id champion greyhound racer In
Miss Whirl, who has already picked tip two victories in a season that is not even two weeks
(Herald Photo)
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11th RACE (% mile,

ing 13 lengths.
$ 1.11.80.
5th RACE (5/18 mile, C, Time 41.04)
V. S. Sea Captain was a
Go (;t JO
winner by seven lengths in Time 31.72)
10.80 440 6.40 Red Marker
his last start over the .ths Sharla
6.80 6.20 Ililly Bog'ssh
mile route and Lucknow took Pam C.

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19.40 7.60 4.80
6.00 5,80 3.20 Wise Willy
4.40 3.40
Gossip
Cubby's
4.20 3.80

5.20
Slip On
Pert.
Qulniela
5.8
$43.40:
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a five-length victory in her Ann Greer
S'S $120.80.
14 $74.60.
Quiniela 1.3 $35.00; P.m-f
last start
7th Rae. (5/16 Mile, Grade
M utuel handle $78,005.
Orbital, a fast.fintsher front $170.70.
Tint. 31.70)
the Renry Caswell Kennel, 6th RACE (% mile, '1', Time Wednesday Matinee Results Win's Gossip 18.60 8.00 5.20
•ran second In his only long 40.77)
8.40 4.40
1st Race (5/16 Mile, Grade Great Deed
Fawn Jester 5.40 4.00 2.80
race of the season,
3,60
Crony
Hector
All ladies will be admitted Latmore
10.40 400 D. Time 32.05)
Quinicis
7-8
*8.1.60;
Pert.
5.20 Ben's Balance 22.20 11.00 4.40
fre* of charge tonight.-as Spanish Rose
$374.10,
3.80 2.60
they are each Thursday eve'
QuIntela 2.3 $38.00; Pert Call Me P.t.
8th Race (5/16 Mile, Grade
Lady
B
V.
sting throughout the season.
243 $63.30.
Time 3L26)
C.
QumnIla 5.8 $43,110,
7th RACE (5/16 mile,
4.00 8.60
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2nd Race (5/16 Mile, Grade Hasty Jester 4.60
Wednesday Night Results
Time 31.60)
10.80 8.40
Runt
Key
c Time 32.13)
3.20
lot RACE (5/16 mile, B
, Hail To All
OO 4.80 3.00
8.60
4.40 4.60 Nutmeg Scheels 8.00 3.60 2.60 Black Julio
Time 31.54)
Rio Lady
Quintets, 3.8 $25.80; Pert.
5.00 Eddie Judge
5.80 3.60
$4 .60.
Kafino
3.80 .1.80 3.2() Senator John
Royal Age
4.80 8.3
9th usc. (5/16 Mile, Grade
lied Paint
8.00 4.20
Quintets 1.8 $12.40; Pci-f
Quiniels 44 $20.20: Pert.
Karen's Gone
Time 31.62)
4.20 8.1 $41.10.
D.D. 5.4 $:os.so. A,
5.00 4.40 4.00
Quinielis 6.8 $21.00
8th RACE (5/16 mile, A '4-83rd
$77.70;
Race (5/18 Mile, Grad. J.A,'s Oreo
16.80 6.20
Steps Ahead
2nd RACE (5/16 mile, A, Time 31.37)
4.00
Time 31.18)
Double Demon 28.80 tOO 3.80 Bonita
B, Timeflay
32.36) 38.00 pj 340 OlE's Color Brite
Quiniela 1.2 $17.80; Pert.
Pillow Fight. 0.00 8.81) .1.40 htusty's Itivimi
540 440 Barney Hen
780 1)00
2.80 1.2 $77.70.
9.20 11.81) Crony Gerald
Kyle Kash
4.80 Joker B.
10th Race (5/16 Mile, Grade
0. IL's New flay
4.80
Quiniels 5-6 $ 511.20; Pert
Quinirla 1-7 549.60; Pert.
C. Time 31.80)
Quiniela 3-4 $81.00; i't'rf 11-5 *105.30.
7.1 $315.60.
G im 20.80 15.00 8.00
D. D. 8--i $20.60,
4'3 $973.50; 1)
9th RACE ( 5/16 mile, U,
4th Race (5/16 Mile, Grad e Nil's ol
7.90 5.20
Food Town
3rd RACE (5/16 tulle, I), Tinit' 31.57)
M, Time 32.31)
5.20
Guard
Quiniela 2.8 $27.40; Pe.
rt
8.2 $159.80.
1st Race (8/16 Mle, C)£
I. Windy Crier, 2. Kootzi, 3.
Speed Sec re t, 4. Ron Virus, 6.
E. Mao Duff, S. Billy M., 7 .
Swamp Pilot, S. Movie lass.
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1. Barberry Gus, 2. Florence

cLEvELAND, Ohio (UP!)- It's nothing more than an up• ently showed It was nothing
McNabb. 8. I'm Princess, 4
Quarterback Frank Ryan was set stomach and he'll be back more than an upset stomach.
scheduled to be back on the on time practice field," MmxIeil There is a small, but vocal, Dori Doti, 5. Shec'upippin, 6.
Blazing Flash, 7. lI P,'. Kid,
practice field today following said,
faction of local football fans
lcey Flirt.
a bout with a stomach ailment.
Ryan allendid the Browns' that wouldn't mind if the vet- ' 3rd liar.
(5/16 Mile, D)Browns President Arthur skull session Wednesday morn. eran quarterback were out of I. Brandon Sue, 2. Cash
Tick.
Nódcll discounted any possi- lug but doubled up with ab' the game. Ryan collected
3, Brave Susan, 4. Kit's
bURy that the ailment could dominal pains before the team handful of boos when he was
keep Ryan out of Sunday's Na- was to take the field for Its called Into the field as the Lady, 11. Hunter's Mac, 6.
tloaI Football League champ- first of three major drills be. Browns returned to Cleveland Armalite, 7. Bonanza Bell, a.
Miss.
for their final home game Marked
lot ship game with the Green (ore Sunday's this tilt.
5th P..e iIl*
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tilt. 1I.
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fBaj
,Packers.
1.
Sam
Valor,
2.
Ruts lIe., 3.
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To Halt Texas Western Ace
which has made them the
EL PASO, Tex. (UPI)
Christian University favorites.
Copes a safety blitz, hardchar- A stingy secondary featuring
log line and tight defensive Frank honk, John Richard
secondary w il l stop the na•
t1o's second-leading passer and Dan James yielded only
Friday when the Horned Frogs five touchdowns by passes all
play Texas Western In the 31st season while Intercepting
aerials and a hard - charging
annual Sun Howl,
The Southwest Conference line-with the newly-installed
Frogs are rated a one-lo-two safety blitz-got TCU past
toilcbdown favorite over Texas Baylor, 10-7.
Wsstcrn, a team which gears But TCU scout Jim Shaffner,
ts entire offense around the a former defensive pro back
strong right arm of sophomore for the Cleveland Browns,
thinks Stevens falls back far,
qua rt erback Billy Stevens.
Stevens passed 432 times In ther in the pocket than most
3035, competing 196 tosses for pro quarterbacks and feels
3,032 yards and 21 touchdowns this may cause the TCU line.
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not want to appease the group, 6. 8umgie Ace, 6. J0 Stafford,
LB'S Hi1 Crane, U.
came up with no completions
in the first quarter and only Heavy Dew.
5th Race (6/ 26 Mile, B)a 124-yard net gain In passing
I. llokenson, 2. Tell U Where,
for the game.
But be came through with I. Proud Mars, 4. Tillie Toiltouc hdown passes In the final it, S. lii (1st There, 6. Mum.
quarter to Tom Hutchinson, sy, 7. Bayou Annie, 8. Why
mg the lead to Cleve. Guy.
6th Race (3/8 Mile, C)la nd for the victory.
It's moments like these 1. Shrapnel, 2. Elbee's Colonwhich lead Coach Blanton Col' at, 1. Rip A B.., 4. IC's
her to Ignore Ryan's detrac' Meadow Dii, B. Robins, 6,
tors and claim, "Frank Is still Notice That, 7. Town U. Fast

number one."
Ryan's 11163 season record
looks a bit skimpy when cornpared with that of Green Bay
quarterback Bad Starr, who
boalted a 56 per cent comple'
tion average. Ryan wound up
with a U per cent coampletloc
average and there were more

than a couple of times When
IL did not seem that It would

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Duke, S. Winna Bogs, 4,
Quid, 5. Cleveland Day, &amp; Va.
kot.a Stride. 7. Hess Pip, 8.
Winds Drake.
Nth Race (5/16 Mile, B)I. John Bean, 2. Jungle War,
3. Patsy Sol, 4, 0.111's Re.

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Rudy's Gossip, 5. Scootlms
lie ranked second to Billy An- men some troubles. However, be that good.
derson of Tulsa in total pass- Arizona and Wyoming both But Ryan Invariably comes Brout.
9th Rae. (6/15 Mile, C)ing yardage and total often- blitzed Stevens successfully through In the clutch.
a nd the Minters lost both those One of his finest perform' 1. Daniel K., 2. Sam Miller,
sive yardage.
aitces was in last year's $. Tweetsie, 4. Not On, 5.
TCU will counter offensive- games.
y 'with a respectable passing Stevens has three capable championship playoffWbwhe Slick C., 6. Luck Streak, 7,
H 5 1t1 Okie Chris, S. NH's Luddie.
attack which combines the receivers, Ilankerback Chuck overshadow e d
John
Usitss
with
three 10th Rare (5/16 Mile A)mote's
Hughes,
and
Bob
Wallace
spilt
arm of quarterback Kent Nix
1. Gay Call, 2. Par Lin Coo.
and th.t1cky fingers of end and tight and Chuck Aaderson. touchdown passes to GUI
sip, 3. Ryan's Special, 4. She's
Sanny CWbelI and is further Hughes finished second nation. 1is•
a solid running ally In reception, behind Tul- Despite some bad momentS A Gossip, I. Joe Domay,$.
hoists
se ason, steady Frank has
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l'aacy Then, T. Jerkley Jack.
game.
thrown 1$ touchdown passes. 3. P'rldsy Fish.
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compared to Stan's 16.
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I. Davis and Hank Jordan,
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not the New York Giants
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Kara, then headed t.
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players were meeting to
on shares from the
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Quinlela 2.4 $110.20; Pert
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5th Race (5.116 Mile, Grade
10th RACE (5/16 mile, A,
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4th RACE (5/16 mile, f, Time 31.80)
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the stars who have indicat,
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Arnold Palmer, Bill Casper, the game ended
a-56.
High scorer In the Florida.
King Is an Atlanta bay Tony Lima, Juan Rodriguez,
Stanford meets Oregon State Tampa Twosome Georgia Tech found In the Gene Littler, Doug Sanders, DePaul game was DePaul's
In the titIe ginse of the Far
Boros and Tommy Don Swanson, who had 17
neighboring high sch ool ranks Julius
West Classic a ft
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and he's already broken all Bolt,
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whipped Utah state
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and the Beavers topped An- TAMPA (UPI)
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zona State 56-41 for their 26th
Pearce and Tom Taggart at.
King completed 112 passes
straight tourney victory
In a consolation game, Cal. the Florida Four-Ball Junior for 1,331 yards and 11 touch.
downs and, as one of the
iii Russell and Jim Myers led Golf champions today,
PLUMIINGI BUILDING
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the finals of the ECAC Holiday with 19$,
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RN IN*NWIN•
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up Friday's Cater Bowl game standing figures in All-Amer. The win put Starko's record
after Intermission, caught
lean halfback Bonnie Andor. at 4•3, while the Seminoles are
an staged a alp-and-tuck bat- should be right down the alley
Con. now 13.
(1s throughout the period. Van- for folks who ilke wide.open son and the Southwest
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f e rence passing champ, Tom
dy took a 72-70 lead but Block

SAO PAULO (UPI)
BeAlabama fending champion Gaston
MIAMI (UPI)
Coach Paul Bear Bryant will ROIIaMI of France Is favor.
gas the Crimson Tide to do .4 in the traditional St. Syl'
Orange Bowl today for more 'ester rsee Friday night.
practice for their New Year's
sight clash with Nebraska's
Combuskers.
PANAMA CITY (UPI) Bryant called a halt to eon- Forms, lightweight champIon to eapturs, the
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isiver Bay Perkins,
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or. **It contained.
electric: hot water: shower;
sleeps four. Excellent oand.

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S
cle

ALL OUR TRADEMS
ARE MARKED DOWN

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MARIE A

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145 Dow"on Toul
\

WILL MANII THI DOWN
FATMINT.

63 RINAULT 44001111

37.06 pw escigeti,

$

U VOLVO 2.1001

4M pw wwk

9

U CADILLAC COUP1111

At FORD FAIRLANI

$
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'46.42 Pa mwb
61 OLD11, "ll, STA- WAOs

99 1111111C111 3400111

ome In sinviess Pick One Out

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43*67 pw wook

$
ism Par weak
$7

CHIVIOLIT 4.1001

76

18 JUP VA. WA"N

3,00 ps,was,

Make Us An Offer If Ow

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63 FALCON 2-11100111

$

PN WISk

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44,17 pw glitswil,

$

$

18 p$.YMOIflH

'4"50

STA.WAS,

per WOA

59 Pon 2.0"It 11a

per sequit
61$ com"T 2`00'
65M

61 CHMOLU 4-111100111

61 T. Btu COUP111

$Sion

W assalik

63 UNAULT 4-1110011t

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SOME UNITS

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GET IN ON THE

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Wholesole

3O.6
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$45,68 pet meuik

SAM A SUMN

0 UU5

PH. 323-1802
OPIN '"L 9 P.M.

lith

REAL ESTATE

RUSt

$699 $11111
$99 CASH
$99 CASH

$

61 CONVAIR COUPI

this notico19

, ',filed by a filing too of ogle
,
dolout 1. Block a. LAKE.
WITNESS my hand and offl. ,toiler and such claim or
VIEW. as recorded in Plal cial seal of te Clerk .t the mind not so filed shall be

e

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High Volume
Low Ovwh*ad

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60 Falco" S/W
57 Ford
56 loick

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141gh Volume
Low Overhoad

known to be deed or alive uary, A H 1056 or otherwi se first publication
Two copies of

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Leloal 111-fice

Alga to:parties Having or decree pro conlesso will be a
All
right. tared against you.
Claiming to have Bur
The clanford liersiol to do.
title or Interest to and to alenated tie a newspaper of
the following ilesenbog general circulatio
will
property. situate in 09181'this citation

Court h. 7th day ford Herald.
UAT),IJ this list day at
0t,.Uscemb.r, A. D. 951.
December. 205$.
VAL)
'A,hur it. fl.-kwuth, Jr.
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr
CIifJI of Circuit Court in
rierk. Circuit
QUIt
snor C.minole County.
$.mbnul.Cuu,
Id
Ft a
Marth a T.ihlen.D.1.,
: By: Elizabeth nrusnahan
DAVID W. CUSNINGHAM
*rNUMAS A. SPECII
P. 0. lieu 1515
hrtER èBPIIkII

itath

11$

COMPARE

et. ce_I

siIs *112

COMP STILT UCONDITIONID AND

a,sttie'd Ads run II days

COMPARE

of
at his tittles In the court house
at said County at Sanford.
vlorl4a, within AIR calendar
months from the time of th

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$ it.. $ tote. flae Sect., big
r.ss.aabie. 132 2574
tree
after 9:80.

97 Ford H/T

GUARANnID. MICIS 111TAIT AT ONLY

Xng. averh 'ulod and trans-

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Anti to:
copy thereof on Plaintitro at.
All pertles claiming Inter- torner, Mack N. Cleveland, J r.
#at. b), through, under r Attorney at Law, P. 0. Drawer
against the above nam:4 Z. Sanford, Florida on Of
natural
Defontlants not before the lath day of Jolt-

),)Ji for the relief demanded in This notice shall be publish.
ed ones each week for tour
C,mplaInt.
WITNESS my hand and th e consecutive weeks in the Ian.

shady

I Dedroam, downtown; 160 Mo.

till PARK DR.
221-21 t 1
OrFIC71

NIGHT

:$;;"

(3004 eondllion. 2:3.3243.

401 Battle. 222.6110.

2.6$ Park DrIve

1tiU0

11011 02

51 limb. 'S', wL $121 $41

FULLY EQUI"ED

-tion. S22-113L.

3 lilt. 2 bath, fenced yard; $75.

4OUK4i For Rent

1

60 VoIle" II/W

$32

MOST HAVE AIR CONDITIONERS
0 SEDANS - HARDTOPS 0
0 CONVERTIBM *
0 STATION WASONS 0

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REALTY

$595

60 Corrair. A/T

14 TO CHOOSE FROM,

tual mlii.. Itadia A b.at.r.
Furnished 2 HIt $75 122-3343
Whit, wall lire., A.1 shape.
833.0023.
LIKE MARY: 3 lilt, kitchen
equipped. $61. 333.0114.
-to Volvo completely gone over.

tom built.
nootied Is available.
1, M 4 ENTERIORISF8. Inc.
Collect: $$114III
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A/c sies $42
$01 U7
SI$$ 24$

COMPARE

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HIGH VOLUME - LOW OVERHEAD
MAKES THE DIFFERENCE
63-64 MODEL FORDS - CHKVROLFTS

2.1111. boost coiiiplatoly turn. '40 Chevy Impala
Ished. 323-361T.
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flaw top, $45 stick. 40,000 cc-

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2 nfl.
HOMES PUll 5*1.17
Immediate occup ancy or cus-

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lush. A. D. 1 1 65. and if you fill otherwise the ali.gations or ____________________
,,..dog.,. a Decree Pro Con. said Complaint miii be akin

I Jan. it.

2 a, : lilt.. excellent
Tel. 113-1374 after 1:10 P. M.

STENSTROM

WILLIAMS. her Circuit Court of 7smhnole TIESKE 1.e.ased. abs of said
to the County .ludge
County. Florida, and servo a County,
99MINOLE County. Florida,

Flo r ida.

HOMES

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Some Kitchen l.qu plied
aym.nts Less Th*n tent
To Inspect. Call

322.34.0

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plotoly furnished. Inc1. wash. J9
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go@. NOT Sanford nve. Ills.
or. $121.00. MO. Located an W.
2:3.14.17.
Wilbur Ave.. lAk- Mary.
Contact W. It. McClung.
Ford Galaxy et
.
1330. oz. $45. Available Rtter
32: - '43Pp. Auto. traits.. eltnavertalibill--

Located Throushout County

IMMEDIATE I)FI,IVXRT
SEE YOUR

AND 56*11.1MG ADDRE$8 Is

tule County, rlorlda, to. .4 once each n.e.k tr

115. Autos For

95. Houses For Sal*

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827.1327.

ct , tiagp

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$1. monthly. I h.

From secolsolo 06 astir

Dook S- Pals 14- Public Circuit Court on this the 14th vQ#%'
has been
/of Grace Elda Llooko
ole C'Oun' day of December. A. 1D. 1946.
o Se
brvusht against you tit the
As E10cutfla of the Last
ty, Florida.
rir,ult Court In and (or Point
(1EAL)
11 and Testament of
note County. Irlorida. In chan: YOU. A-03 MACH Or YOU.
Arthur IL Beckwith, Jr..
. K DAVIS LIFICK31.
SOMA
.4
suit
to
tire
notified
that
a
copy. entitled C A ft 8 I I,
' D.
Clark of Circuit Court
Deceased
I.MPKIN Plaintiff. , JOHN quiet title to the above des. MACK N CL.EVYI.AND J
A_ LUMPKIN. Defendant. y&amp;n4 cribed property ham been filed CLEVELAND. STEPHX11 SON
Attorneys at Lego
% you are required to fit* our Against You and You Are her* A MIZIC
Virst lr*4#ral SIVIldlog
Answer or other defense with by required to serve a copy Attorneys at Law
vanford. VIorI46
tie Clark or the Circuit Court of your Answer to the Com* F. 0. Drawer Z,
Attoirnoys
for rasoutrix
on the Plaintiffs Attor- suits 619. Bamford Allastle to
"t.
I Seminole County, Florida. plaintDAVID
I - publish lice.
l. 16, ,I. So
&amp;oil serve a Copy of such An- nor.
W. CUNNING. tional Bank lluilding.
CDT-30
dsfgnvo
HAM.
P.
0.
Dox
11:1,
swer or o t It a r
Winter Sanford. Florida.
upon Pisintirra a t t o r n a y. Park. Florida. and file the art* Attorneys for Plaintiff.
TIJUSIAN A. SPEER, whose ad. Sinai In ills uttlef of the Publish Doe. is. 21. So. 11st &amp;
41ross to P. O. Lloa 1364. dautorid. Clerk of the Circuit Court on Jolt. I. 1111416.

CAN BE FOUND HERE,
FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE

and
husband

Put-n.

AW-5938

FHA -VA

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126-martue supplies

MONTHLY PATME14TS
FROM $SO.00

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been 01.4 against you iii the

We Have Out Own

52

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3...lO.4.

LAKE MARY. on take. $-badrooms. : baths. central air 108. Rooms For Rent
contiltioning. 3:3.0930.
e
ffft
. T.0iq_.T.
rooms for Men'
z4ilt.. unfurn. house. sus W~.
401 magnolld. 333-0120.

2.1 &amp; 4 BEDROOMS

83 S47 or $33 7111 after 1 10

once

14ft PUNCH AYL

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l.() Automotive Serv ice

SAfl

III-14:0014148 do cycles
III-Boats a motorlill

Do

$100000

Ar-iS

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2 lilt. turn. Itnu-to. I.ske Story 2 Ildrns. Floret.. Clean; vialfr.
Illvd. For Itifili'lliAllun call
Sl(i. 322-2744.
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3:14244 after It.

aoVF.RN$iI?er OWN*D
hOMES

STENSTROM

ROSE

11414

115-Waited 1. (eel

islit a. Park Ave.
822-9:12 anytime

ToIn.p.ct Call

hell

at&amp;-Autos For N&amp;4
110-Aututs--illals or Trade
III-Trucks For Vale

Seminole Realty

sworn Complaint having

,

III-Restal Assets

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1.8 BRD-1-11%4 Ilaths
Some Kitchen Equipped
Payments Lose Than Rent

5

116-Tralle,r L43LS--gals
III-Apartasests Vor Rest
iss-Roome For rtest

$
SEVERAL. Out.tandlfli 1
Bedroom Homes available to
us
of
Sanford.
Lit
all Areas
Show you Around!

Located Throughout County

e

ant

$100 DOWN
FHA-VA HOMES

ITrS1.IL'e

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First St.

(Dial Dhi'eat)

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YICTITIOLI

Liquidators

- 111 Choy.. good running eondt. U P.R,.
tion$I23.170

AAflrM?.T*
.. . . Ill

AUTO GLASS &amp;
SEAT COVER CO.

III-Mobile Homse-aale
if$-mobile Homse-Ittat

1prom Bamford 111194,111"Ite

•quipp'd citrus trees. 232

00

toIT-House For 114111i
a-Resort Rentalso
161-Trallorti--callavas

322-5612

$ lt PAUKDItWL

r. Ith 33:

Kitchell
Iti
Compan y
s...ois.
equipped. $11s
,*
Ile Magno
3 114rmi. I [lath, Kitchen *quip- Lgo :nii rloor Puplex Arts
pod. VIn
s::-:411j apply $11 Park Ave.
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3 H4,111. I Dath, Kitchen equip.
Tops di Boat Covers
AV 1.014 ArARTMEN
red. $11%
32 --1417
4 Ililtm. .4 bath. @love only. S75 III W- 2nd St.
RTVSlPFft AOICNVY
Itealfur - Appralsor - 111411ror
lill1lill 'I'o W-lill Carpet
Iiiiii it. French
6 L 4 rooms turn. newly decor204 W. Ind St.
&amp;led 404 N. lith St.
: lift, close to NAS. $61, titALL WORK OUAnA%TP.ED
Ph. after
ii-.iy furni shed apt. Adults.

ID-Automotive $.rvlo

1$-Wanted To Buy

four bedrooms. All have
wo baths. dome with gair.
age enclosed. Xacellent 10cations. Call-

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INSTALLED

-Houses For sale
94-Hottoos--gals or Rest

f
JoH
Circuit Court in and for Semi. FRANK DAVIS LIESKIN
96 Itpro
you tot to do PO- 0 Dys FILLMORK. his wits. 6; nale C a u n t y. Florida. by
docres
confesito
will
I
be &amp;I.
OrOnnE A. JONFX. for div- Ira All Creditors end reenacts
kon against you for tit" ra.
I
Defendants. ore#. the short title of which Navftg culme for moss
1if demanded In the Corn.
114
r
NOTICK 011' evil
to UZORGX A. J014Ca. tit &amp;in. Agmlftt sold lactates
tit
:::
plaint.
Tou and each of 7.o u
In the Name of the State of
f. versus KATH
Whim Notice shall
notified and required
Floridapre.
11111foor
JONES,
Defendant,
these
ear onc a week for four -&amp;onto ore to command you to to present any claims and 4*.
To t~a Defendants:
,. ;' 0 speutIvo weeks In the BAN.
rILLMORZ
&amp;no appear anti W* your Answer mends which you, of either of
JOHN
FORD HERALD.
UI,ADYA YILLUOHX. big or other defense or pleading you. may have stitIftst the
DATED THIS I'th day of Vs.
of
FRANK DAVIN
wife AMANDA WILLIAMS heroin with the Clerk of the *'
I
late
rember. 1164.

0 S S

U-MUL" ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT
OF YOUR ADS.. . AND THOSE ARWEASULTS

$h (j

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Leqal Notice

84-Upholalwy
$I-VaCuum Clossore

Oi
of.your Answer or
CVIT# IV AXD FOR SZXIXOLZ
0 Ing to the Complaint on Plain.
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
NOTIC I or 911IT attorneys. ANDERSON, IX CHA-4urmy No. turs
TXX sTATV. Or FLORIDA TO
ItC811. DEAN &amp; LOWNDES. 1113
SVIT TO QUILT TITLE

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111.11,1

(hI aunt, styled suit, and you IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP
are required to aIry e a copy TB), JUDICIAL Cli.

rida. and file the orl-.
o th er Pl ead
: A n sw e r
Ing In the office, of
of"the Circuit Court an

NOT SPENT !

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PeSuy)aiLa I.41a..i
Ohio wet. as am ae,a,e

12 IIEI-T

921 Sprinchlit
Inektor. Michigan

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36--Air Cost. digneatial
It.-Radin - Telovieles
35-phiste Sit soultualt
80-11906 Aggliaues*
II-Musloal lastrum4ato
$$-111usies" 24tilpmest

HONIES HOWELL 63slff: /a/ Rally 0. Weber
LL t
8-Do4roonto C. Is.. kit. equipped.
PAIM SECTION ONE. ac.
Clo" In. 333-511L
ro. Kenneth W. McIntosh. E11141VIVO
'. cording to plat thereof
Book
1$
Attorney
itLaw
corded t Plat
tile
apseloux
I DR, living fin., din.
[Ing
Mot
Office
41,
Igo. FIR. rm, on I
Vu ,Ilc Records of 8im
lot.
in
Loch Arbor; $21,000.
Dec.
0
15.
23.
10.
200$
Publish
nub County Florida
823-6301.
):&amp;a been filed against you In CDT-30

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- Arthur If

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Start the year off right In
-miss. For sale
brand now home. We have 61-ArtIC106 For Itoot
of whieh to oure

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0--Lots For $We
91-rarme--ibrovect

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basic health
pylAg pai

rohlr:cLotKn

I re1. the 6th di

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SUDDENLY IT'S

3.'!? t

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mc'.

4-noilm rurn. Apt.. I-Or. 160 '60 Olds A0 $ 01117. 11alc
.
Mo. Call &amp;tier 6 al week. '63 Itensult 1411 Hills.S!'
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tit o'

1INVIIIINI

3 H tm. 1 ItubIt hit

$&amp;-Real gotato Wanted
116-St"I Estate "is

Iii-momo Impeageonsaw

IS hereby given h
IS$$ Park Drive
. LEATHICE HADLEY. his amNOTICE
engaged In business at los
. wife
Nlights: 822-3917
Avenue.
On
Oak
South
11114.161DUXII'Va UNKNOWN
Seminole County. Florida, nASIJ Too AR partlep r1almil
I
"ame of.
L
, fictitiou
Interests by, through un. up r the
TT"I? 1EAUTY NOOK. Block home in town. Buy now
der or against tile afore- 111.41%,1111
and that I Intend
to register
and receive homestead oz.
said persons
Clerk of
oaltl
name with
the Seminole
TOU ARE hereby notif1p,I the
Circuit
Court,
aimptlon. only 0480.00 down.
balance lose than rent.
that a Complaint to foreclose County, Florida. In accord&amp; ce
JOHNNY WAI,KrR
6 &amp; certain mortgAge oncumbe r- lilt the provisions of the Ft
tic.
REAI, ESTATE
described 'A

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MORTGAGE
TOi ALFRED

t

ROBERT A. WILLIAMS

it N. Park Avi.

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LIFE I,"

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11,11ANCIF.111V
T E 111:NN IUTUAI.
COMPANY,
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Kenneth lia.on

Notice

C A WHIDDON, SR

Realtor
1% 11113 (1IIEIIT COURT OP Itaymond Lundquist. *5.0.
SiTII Jt:l)icRI, (lii- 33.3)
Atiantlo flank Bldg.
hiT 1% A%1) FOIl IENI%ULM
Ctit'%T%. FLORIDA.
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Classified Ad.! Dial 213 1611
.I.n4 put one to work for ,oul

Intensive effort will be made

A to waft two additimal Yom

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for 11,110WIf ellaws. And by

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to help people

_10W AWT" OW-WO CC the 19 MIUWn old
DWI`
_.;A Persons eligible for Medicare.
11 These 6W,000 are ctas&amp;UW as
'e,,
most dimcut to contact
bftsute of remoteness of re.
aldence and oWr reasons.
M10" wM fail to apply by
_,~~ MArc1I 31 for the dodor bill W
swancis of Medicare may bave

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ford Ave. I - lled
: 11.1irtis.. I tiath. Kitchen equip.
"ni. lat
..
floor t3mit. Call 33.
red. $IS
___ 0193.
., ltdrm.. I Both. Kitchen squip. LAKE SIARY: Clean. turn. apt.
pea, (Deltona) $65
2 fldn
hiathlCitchen eq u ip - Adult., no Pets. 22.11S0.
pod. 190
FURN. Apt. illoso In

It-Business Prop-sale

86--E]LternisiLl"o

LOCH AnDOR.
D--auticlan wanted, see Jimmy
i
4'(,wan. Ctit 'it Curl. 11 h. 3*.:.
Itraltor, Insuror. Appraiser. For sale by owner: waterfront.
3 BIL Fla. rm~ largo lot. 177
Illortusar 11 r o It a r. Auto0%34 or :::-4018.
MO. It:.3146 after 3:30 p.m.
Iloine-1.1fe Insurance.
I ~ 16 Till-, UNIVERPAI. MEDIUM for
lilt S. French Ave.
.
getting things done . . I Olt, 3 bath, CD. Kitchen
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322.2285 or 322.2264

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IIAIA.

Ja ,b.vt Dept store.
$337 Hal. 13$
43 thev
let
'S Falcon 149 flat.. 337 .,,o
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FURNIIIHFD

mat: help
Wanted
;r..r
17-libatIon 3%ant.4

I;.s:,Neuer,,,
U-Bicycle Repairs

St. Johns Realty

to

123. Boats &amp; Motor.

I : illo.
S
'I, k
S.
11
Robson Stlorting Goods
your nvi.
,
4nUDE Dealer
Furn. or unfurn. 2 lidrm. dup. .$4 Impals, $961 Iloilo. $34 nio. 30i.
g.3 E ,at.
Ph. 32:4161
let apt.. tile liath. terrazzo .33 t'hev.
S
"A
lials.
I 3 "if).
floor. kitchrit equipped. 3::. -$I Corvair 17.6 7, list*. S3 7, Mo.

1 bath $110

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3

or

16-Interfor r4peorstors
17-46111torial seell%teo

Stemper Agency

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to reach and Inform about

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C1069 AGINAW011.111141111111MM
*1 V111WWNW10A8KMftA7RAWMW_WNl
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FO" DUTY IN IM AN^ MWM t IRAW
IF1W=90AW1n0AffWW16
FAWWrWA0"S0F1WWN%VMA4
"VW
TDOWDOWWASW

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ford Herald.

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and lindseaping. with 3'
yta:: deal b:
hi me

Park Avenue
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the Sitit 0? aitisu.

Of *ur Ills I. largely
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Agency

Must

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Everett A. Hal-per

stoo use 10 sty addIn

SANFORD HERALD

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large utility. lots of it$**

DOWN

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Richburg Realty

72. Female H

,

I,@-FW.

11-Male meIV Wanted
t1-rsmat H e lp waat.4

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Will trade. 322-9241, or

or single
-, Room All V,97 Itals. $3! in o.
person. Ideall) located down- :..?

Williams. 32:4961.

61-Moser Wanted

t

$31.0.

able for

Three

S--Doss--cate-ftlis

AGENCY

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INDEX

CLASSIFI ED

46-4ehoole a tostruetiess

Real Estate - Insurance

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over 43 with low incomes pro.
tod their full rights and privi.
logos under Medicare.
Under the Joint Campaign by

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I.Ink. 3:!-7
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FOR SALE

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Mayfair section .4tuatad on
rdThn..bid
4

sales

lls'i'? W. Country Club

1 'Year Warranty

1YY. APT.. pnit at . bath. suIt. •

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L.00H AI1MOIL

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Ball-Blair Agency

Solillnole Plans. Caoselberry.

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25 LBS. - 50C

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Sales-nentals wo" floors6 central heatins

white or colored. Call It. U.

OLD NEWSPAPERS

,

Used.

ssions

Cleart. Furn. Apt. 3:2-2300.

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I-lAst A Fees&amp;

t 0.4,ane Muck. acimp stucco work; 17-93 South
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Cycles

121. Scooters &amp;

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Will be yours to enjoy In this
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on
corner
lot
with
S bedroom concrete
di
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Phade tress near to, n 4 $00
ock house. It has a nice
Terms.
Florida roont. beautiful lawn
69.-Schools ok 11.041,1FUIL311,11125 NO qualifying except good
and flostre. and Is contrally
credit; a DR. 2 bath home:
heated and air conditioned.
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large living RM.. separals
of
Oviedo
Located S miles East
dining rm.. patio with -_Only 110.00 with torms.
on llwy. 419. Student t....1.1.
borue, largo lot. $14,500.
11TICSIPER AOR.W11
Ir. Terms.
ition Sinai* A twin a-1~11,.,.
pit T
Itioxilor - Appraloor charter. Lonii ATIM00
or Lot. 11.000.
till 8. In"
Fl. ch
ducts. Ph. 30-11-1.

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322.1562 we are engaged
Magnolia
Sanford. Semi
LOST; Small, nicely marked Ill
black A whit. female 110.. 11 Mu'dcal Instruments note County Florida untie
the fictitious name of Lakeside
ton. 2% yr. old. Answers to
the name of 'IiInhiiIes." It3•
t'iUt. Tunning and Repair Rambler Inc.. and that we Intend to righter said name with
W.%IIU. $01 Magnolia. 823.
W. 3.. harmon - 252.4323
the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
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yrminoie
County. Florida, in
inbu)sterv
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accordance with the provisions
, leraonals
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COMMIASIMer Robert M. ftH
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123.1414 110 West lat.

identification $23 7313

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Co. at 701 Celery Ave. 3:3.

R Sargent Shriver,

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sees rolling right

Complete

ESTIMATE

ring &amp; Mtttre

hut

bills.

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BONN TODAY he or am It
Will be me of those Interest.

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Ju up p0my
"61 NIUMI
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PfUctleld nature oftur to YOU
CID this lad day of year, so
em wisely. New Year
Use
aggers well for YOU, But

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CARROLVIS FURNITURE

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heads of two federal agencies
No Im
today embarked on a crash
IS! MON "
NVARA-W program called "Medicare
ISCAPIP LA6T Alert" in an attempt to make
Vffim Tow Fire tbaiisands of elderly per.
11111IMPT11111111,
Sons do not miss out on the
WAY&amp;
DOW Program to pay doctor

I4lM Pu.ilJG 44.P. 'iiTTislOSO' 1leAiO_.1IPO0*1l.VILL*NiiS

NOW 15 cvTOPS4aK?uasn,Y. T15IUe*

VLW MO %,,W NOW
10 most necessary. show inscin.
now 14"A
UltY In entertaining tonight. ba Hfilig #Mpi
Please Your closest, ties,
=Nma
friends.
41161,11111111,I
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to
Y*b. 19) Begin making your
rounds early for a most h8p. -1
PY New Year's evening -

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slanted toward

home and kin, whet, they are

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be

FREE

avoid congested drain fields. 51- Articles For Rent __

322 1153.

Estate

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BEDDING CO.

11$ Magnolia

reliable advice an how to

COPY
The Slardild reserves the so,vilese at
51 557 54CIIi$SIM
it deems objectionable to
the valley oil th" &amp;&amp;WINpaper.

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NO 0111.IUATION: CALL.
CUI,LECT.
a
KNUDSrN'S SFPTIC T A N X woll.111) HOOK Fricyclopedia.
$6 I",
__r in0. I'll. 322-4943. Pumping Service. We give

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terms. Will take older ma
China In trade. I1hon* --4616, Orlando: will deliver.

BERVICE
PAINTINU - CARPENTRY

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PRICE

runs a Chinese laundry, found
SHOP I Publish Dec. 80, 1161 A Jan. 6.
stallation.
out about her son's misguld- a charge account for a San. KULP DECORATING
13. 20. 1946
C1)T')I
ford Herald Want-Ad?
Pb. 131.2111
ad helpfulness, the garbage
had already been collected by
a truck and dumped Into a
9.31 barge.
,viligg,
,Now..44
She and her friends and
relatives began wading
0- through the deposits from
that truck and 300 others.
ciii
No. luck.
Today they ore taking

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with rood friends at the roc.

the Now Year. Make rtsolutions you can keep. Be seen.
sible.
CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 to

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patterns

-aonio .tculctl&gt; .uilid-ttstn

th. balance 147 cash or

$1 mo. Drapery hardware In.

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standing.
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thits benefits.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov.
21) Got those Important du.
ties out of the way as fast
possible so that you do not
mar your Now Year's fun.
11'emit co-workers to join In

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lice, because she was going
out for while and figured a

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UVEll, 2b TEARS
It out and tossed it in a sarDo you have a drinking prob. of finic workmanship In uphol. to-wit: Section 86s.01 Florida
halrd can.
Stat
lmf,Vd.dtS P. O Box 111$. Time Payments as little as
Ills: William Mulch
y the time Mrs. Lee, who

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toniin. left area. We at-.

It $11.60. Call 331-1763.
A. J. ADCOCK

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that have never been ti-ed.
They were Christman lily.

Kwan Lee and nine of her
.J. Well Drilling
friends and relatives have rePublication For
1XV. PUMPS
_W
sumed their search for for.
tune In a garbage scow.
da,l•
(Si-I. 21400* FOr Meaday)
We Aspete add
ee
es
5 T I N X
began when ohs worked out
Co.
BO and
- so?Iffachl
W Ind Rt
a novel safe for her $3,wo diamond necklace, $2,00 din. 1. Lost &amp; Found
:10. [tome Applianceis
mond ring and $1,700 In cash. ff~r Ladles wallet, vicinity
x. Sanford Plasa. Card
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price to % or less than rerular retail. Noll Freight

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DEADLINES
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want to be with to celebrate

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photographs. $all. $7.60 12Z

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the fascinating persons you

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apee-I. now diamond stylus
yra old. Alto PI.
tension 3.p
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Distinctive portraits dnne In

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(mist am of 2 solution

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harmony.

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Not To Sfore

people for you In whatever
project. you 57 have 1*

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you flee..,
a differen
system with mats that Is far
In z'eachln
ShOTS effecU

a

plans

1'For

tile finer
f our

FUflIItUtC For Sale

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room furottur.. Many pies
show no damage.

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Oil At Use flurner Service
:619 Orlando Dr.
3:2.4310. Night

at I-Day Kate
CONTRAUT RATZS

Bummer wedding.

A Sure

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minded. One with a vast 1project in mind can help you to
expand very quickly.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept:
") Trust our Intuition to al.

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Air Conditioning
General Sheet Metal Work

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Dec. 30, 1965

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ment ring from fiance

74. Sales Help

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EverylthIng % off. Gifts. cards6

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to 10 121 1.50 I 1.51 ill
3345.
° 151311.50 1.UI2!.S 15 Special

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perfect day for adding to
your roster of friends than
intaresting and clever persons
who can be of Infinite help to

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tonight.

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WHEN You CAN
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All varieties - guaranteed do. COURTESY C It ARGE AF
COUNTS- limited credit it
livery. Ifellitanns, Oroves.

sent on third finger,

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prize Christmas pre.

left

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Magnolia Ave.
Thermostat Heat. Boardin
91 $1 per day rental for Electric
332.6162. Y'All com* see us,
Carpet Vhampooer with
13. Catering - rum
chase of Blue Lustre. Car.
roll Furniture.

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you finding just the

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find

for YOU. Be generous, show
wsm.11sartedness. Be aware
of opportunities around you.
MOON CHILDREN June
t2 to July 21) Outside affairs
have to be bandied over to
the festivities of the evening.

t

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GEMINI folwl to June

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particularly careful when
driving

new

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Misc. For

Free parking lot.
motto Ave. 322-0934.

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others

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Beauty Cars

cut,;n ,:l n;utY.

Classified

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ire apt to be quite
In mt
stubborn, self-oplalonalod
and
might
make
tl
day
take of not listening to what

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obtain any and .1) iisch. COII'
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your own Mind just what you
would like to he" during the I
coming year and the b4st MO*

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Want - Ads Bring Fast Results-

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"The Nile of America"

Motive

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Pb... Ifl-$S1l Zip Cu iZTTl

R. J. CODY of RVAH-12, Sanford Naval Air
Station, signs his reenlistment papers for an ad.
dltional six-year term of duty. Squadron commander Cdi-. - í
L. .')I;t( ';Qk,
(Navy Photo)

VOL. 58 United Press Leased

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A Maitland man, described
by his father as mentally Ill.

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MRS. DAVID OLDHAM demonstrated the nuikIng of plastic flowers for holiday decorating at.
the December meeting of the Geneva Extension
homemakers Club which took place at the Geneva Community hull.
(Herald Photo)

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United Press International
President Johnson continue
New Year's Day has been
reshuffling his envoys on
of
hundreds
celebrated for
broad front today in what a
maybe 3,000 years peared to be an all-out effot
years
before Christ was born.
to find peace in Vietnam b
fore ordering a further esci
In the South It means black. lation of the war.
From France and Vugoali
eyed peas and hog jowl must
be consumed if 11)66 is to via to Manila, top U. S. off
dais met with world leader
bring good luck.
probing and hoping for nc
S • SS
peace channels while at lii
In old times it was consame time reaffirming Amel
very
unlucky
for
anysidered
ican determination to Man
one to to out of the house and fight in Vietnam.
until someone had entered.
In the background was th
Some folks probably had J: fact that the pause In U.
stay home all day.
bombing raids against Nort
• S •
Vietnam entered Its eight
A new tradition of New day today despite the absenc
Year's is bowl games. There- of any signs from Hanoi that
fore it is a *lay of suffering is willing to accept pear
aent Into feelers from the United State
for many wives
exile by a television set.
or any other country.
S...
Today's peace efforts cci
Sam (Superball) Stanley let-ed In Brdo, Yugoslavil
ohs head Clockwind.r got where top administration trot
andWS
on the TV .iddkt.s by bletrnuter W j,eeulI heir
wstmbhtg the Gator Bowl livi, man meets with vacationlc
Communist leader Josef Tilt
In JaonvilIe.
and. In Paris, where Unite
S. S

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Vanl4andlngham

Orange Bawls to treat writers

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laIn. The table decorations I
were made by Mrs. Sea Boyle
and her assistants, with a i
Christmas favor at each plate.
Mrs. llHda Richmond, pro.
gram chairman, presented a
"Fantabulous" style show lea.

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luring fashions of the past, 'Delivery Most Asywhore
present and future. Mrs. Ma
In Seminole Cowrsty
drUm. Elliott at the piano
Played the theme song "Do
322.5733
You Remember" and the
prit.ly music for each medal We sIS t. pas a S syilsa,
as she entered. Mrs. Joanne
'' wft GWONG* N50S
10ev eve wrvw sb.ps of
Daman serrated the show $I."p.
, sss Sold 111110111vae
with Kathy LovcU as the blithe ii sSisden
an •u.s isv
Pixie with her descriptive As mose low $445 psi

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CALL

Herald Index
Church directory

of gifts

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ed new Philippine Preside
bedlately" step up his cou
try's aid to Vietnam.
McGeorge Bundy, a
presidential adviser on VI
nun, returned to Washingto
fresh from talks with Canadli
officials Thursday, includt
l'rlmc Minister Lester
Pearson

The diplomatic inaneuvi
jugs seemed to Indicate Pm
dent Johnson was pursuing o
possible peace road throu
the International Control Cot
mission (ICC), composed

neutralist India, Canada Al
Communist Poland.

Missing
From Area Shol

$844

The di s a p p. a r a n cc
$544.50 from the Remnat
Shop in Fern Park was r
ported to the sheriff's depai

mont Thursday by Mrs. Gi
tructe horton.

Dear Abby ............4A neer for bridges, William
...........IA (Bill) Dean, Orlando, n
Editorial page
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dent Hubert if. Humphrey as

The money represented i
daily receipts for Tuesday al
Wednesday. It was placed
a bank dopist bag and p
under the counter at 9 a
Thursday when the store w
opened. The money, in checl
bills and change, was mlssii
when the store closed at 5:
6A
p.m.

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Entertainment
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Engineer Dies

The Welcome Wagon Club
Project for 1i55 was "(aria.
trica." Help was given when.
p.,
War there was a seed.
esa PLO a" .ospoa*yeop
A abset speech by
*Ichmeed, president, and lb.
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Church directory ................
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Classified sIs
Comics ............................ 2A.3A
PANAMA CITY (DPI)
Crossword puzzles ........ 2A-3A Former State highway on,

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signs.

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The Florida Sheriffs Boys
Ranch will benefit front a
mounted posee horse show at
Fairview Park on l.c,, ftomil
Jan. A group of boys from
the Live Oak ranch will be
on hand to witness the show.
IS S
The true spirit of Christmas
was reflected last week
through Sears. Roebuck and
Co., which donated approximately 100 display toys to the
Sanford Lions Club for under•
privileged children. The Lions
In turn, turned the toys over
to the Salva tion Army for
dis tribution before Christina.
Touche to all of you!
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the court house beginning
Monday,

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CHAIGI

en criUc of U. S. Vietnamel
Policy.
There we r e movement

Ferdinand B. Marco, to "Ii

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Art Lee, Johnny Green and
Ralph Patton of Sanford were
honored by Southern Bell at
a recent party for long earvie, to the company. Lee and
Green received 20 year pins
and Patton a 30-year service
award.

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however, on other fronts.
A team of U. S. envoys tb
Don Vincent, Big Bill's bro- previously visited Poland at

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Ill, in February. Don used to
fill in as photographer when
Bill took ha vacation at The

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and Mrs. Tins Sharp of Del.
tons. Each spoke a few words
In appreciation of the oppor.
(unity at associating with the
Welcome Wagon buslnesswise.
Charles McCarthy of Mackb
Brothers spoke on the "Growth
of Deltona," giving a look Into
"Things to Come."
At noon, luncheon was pro.
ceded by Invocation by Mrs.
Collette SchIflo, club chap.

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The Christmas party of the
Deltona Welcome Wagon Club
was held at Deltona Inn.
During the social hour which
followed the business meeting,
several of the sponsors of the
Welcome Wagon were Intro.
duced, Mrs. Evelyn West of
Btetson, Mrs. Dorothy l3rcn.
nor of fleftary, Mu. Vera
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SANFORD ELKS played host to a large group
of underprivileged children at the llks Lodge
on Second Street, allowing each child to select
several toys from a generous display. Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Walters pose with some of the toys
which were contributed by the Men's Golf Association, Junior Golf Association, and SuperX
Drug Store. Pinecrest Ligget Itexali Drugstore
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day may take some of the I P. in. Wednesday when the s Eve 26-year-old Stuckey took his
sting out of New Year'
niece to a store to return
bills. hut Social Security
tax some bottles.
increases that begin Saitinis
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b(Kiic% were found by a hunter Thursday afternoon.
The victims have been iden.
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George Howard Stuckey, both
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discovered the bodies sprawl. I
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parked in the WOOdS near the
Will Be
Seminole County (lump in the
Sanlanilo Springs area.
T. W. (Bill) Stuckey, father
if the dean man, reported the
4.5 Per Cent
couple missIng at 12: $0 A. in.
W ASHINGTON (Ul'l) - Thursday. They had been gone

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Area Building

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tire year of 10th. Through Onora Road and the Town 'it'
fly Harry Law's
will put the ache back in the sheriff's office, the dead man's
Construction in Seminole November, 701) building per- Lek. Apartments going up on
4lAy,
father described his son
But with the start of the mentally ill and reported a County and Sanford during mit.s had been Issued In San- First Street.
new yeur-12:01 am. Sistur. nine-shot .22 caliber pistol 1965 showed a great increase ford representing $2,461,265
The one area In which San.
over last year.
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(lay-taxPayers will face the missing rom the home.
on, while during ford lagged behind 1064 was
in
construc
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Through Dec. 28, there had
,
first bigger pay check bite
The victims were shot with
.22 caliber pistol found in been building ponuita issued 11)64 a total of 951 permits in construction of new, oneIf raised social Security taxtotalling construction amount- wene issued for $i,bu4,'289 In family dwellings. During 1064
ci. The increase will boost the car.
permits were Issued for build.
The girl had been shot twice, ins to $8,214,032 in Seminole construction.
the maximum yearly tax to
Part
of
the
increase
in
conlug of 41 such unit. at a con2.!7.20, 59 per cent higher once in the left side of the County, compared to $6,459,.
struction cost of $449,870.
tructiun
value
in
Sanford
than the plivious maximum. neck and once In the left tern- :tso during all of 1901.
tit porillits Through November of 1965,
Thi' city of Sanford showt4i while titiit tttiiitir- e to $:157,- permits had been granted for
Tile increase in Social S.- pie. According to Sheriff J.
MYRON F. SMITH rings out for the final time
cniiity taxes will finance big- L. 1101)1)), this would Indicate nit increase of $11511,9711 in w;ts lower-was titl
for two 32 new, one-family home,,
ger ri'tirenn'nt benefits anti Stitekey was sitting next to the construction permits granted 0414) building cos t
at Sanford Post Office. A letter carrier for
months
apartment
complexes,
the with a construction value tag.
a little more than 25 years, Smith estimates he
portions of the new health girl In the front seat of the during the first 11
it $380,507,
of 11)65 compared to the en- Commodore Apartments on ged
walked the equivalent of once around the earth
care program for elderly per. car when he shot her.
During this year, 11 psnnita
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all
"ti1k
apparently
then
moved
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making
and drove five times around while
nonjo.
wore Issued by Sanford for
postal carrier rounds in Sanford, lie plans to
muted $5 billion in extra rev- Into the back seat of the car,
construction of new buildings
"gnintle
himself
comfortable,"
1
spend his retirement in fishing.
coup.
of a business nature
this
shot himself in the right
The excise tax cuts adieu . and
Includes office structuresbut
o
uled to go into effect during temple.
with a consnonet a,tr.I
The bodies were found about
1968 are expected to total
of $1,211,769.
in. Thursday, but the two
only $1.7 billion.
Growth of Seminole County
itre believed to have died
Iii
Tit(- change in Social Se- about 7 p. m. Wednesday.
during the year was tIsct.d
curity taxation will mean a
by the number of now, one.
The deaths have tentatively
4.5 per cent. tax will be 1ev- been ruled as murder and sui. Navy base, and schools, tel and Marina complex.
family housing units •r.ets&amp;
led on the first $6,600 of an. cide. Officers said th e girl death and sinkholes, tele. 4. passage of legislative bill In the county, but outside any
l)hOfles and Lake.
nuid income. This compares hiatt not been molested.
setting up Port Authority and incorporated municipa lity.
to the 8.624 per cent tax 1evActual location where the These have been the big granting funds to purchase there were permits issued for
led beforee the increase on death car was found Is one Seminole County newsmakers site for Port of Sanford.
400 new homes. Thus, slight..
the year fast drawing to
luge sinkholedevelops In ly more than one-third of the
Wilson-Maier the first $4,800 of a work- mile south of SR 431 and one. in
.I
The Sanford l!erad •gsln er.sU bib set;
era income,
fourth mile west of Interstate close,
house total 1,185 permits issued
this year Is prosent.ng Its Furniture Co.- Cosco convertThe Sanford herald editorial Cassetberry, swallowing
The excise tax cuts, aside 4, between the highway and
r a 1 through Dec. 28 were for
New Year Baby Conte with ible jumper; Scnkarik Glass from the 20 per cent admis' tilecounty dump. It is in the staff lists the '10 major and endangering s o v e
construction of new homes.
advertisers offering a best of and Paint Co., Inc.-frame for sinus tax anti 10 per cent same general area-although events in Seminole Courtly" others.
6. Your deaths in two sep. During 1961, permits for
Perfection
portrait;
baby
four
this
way:
prizes to the first born tot.
cabaret tax, also will affect off the highway-where
Tod ay, advertisers offer Dairies-baby record book; club dues and initiation fees, persons have perished In 1. Ordered closing of San. arate auto accidents on fog. 382 now homes were issued.
ford Naval Air Station and bound stretch of Interstate-I. Construction of new church.
their gifts in a special display The Remnant Shop- $2.50 in
, flaming wrecks on 1.4.
potential loss of nearly 10,000 7. Fourlanlng of 25th Street es or additions to exLeUn
on Page 12. Twenty merchaid. merchandise; Sanford Dry telegrams and telephone set
ones resulted in five permits
residents, Scheduled closing at cost of $30000.
are participating this year. Cleaners-completely finished vice,
WRONG ADDRESS
Gifts and the Institutions or laundry (20 pounds); ltouinil. The 20 per cent excise on
date is July 1967. A fight to s.South Seminole County being issued for a total build.
tat and 'Anderson Drugs- club dues will be repealed
Pn-rsuuiwli (DPI) - On keep base open will be taken gets courthouse annex In lag tag of $177,530. New
stores in this contest are:
Seminole Plaza expected to school construction or export.
Florida State Bank- $5 dc Johiton $54 Johnson baby completely Saturday, along his last job, Gilbert B. May. to Congress.
OPCfl
Monday.
wrong
ad.
sit
to
Christmas
Club;
Kadgift
sat;
Wert
Jewelry
Storewith
the
10
per
cent
tax
on
hen
went
to
the
sion accounted for $358,200 In
2. Establishment of Seminole
po
sterling silver 1547 Rogers -Bros. feeding telegrams. The 10 per cent dress. And in Mayhan's built, Junior College and technical. 9. PSC gives approval to building permits being issued.
er Jeweler
proposed Southern Bell-Winter There were also issued $126,.
teething ring rattle; Chick n' apses, and Sweeney's-photo levy on telephone service ness that is the cardinal sin, vocational school,
drops to three per cent,
lie wrecks houses.
Treat.- dinner for two; Toy album.
3. Announced plans for to. lark Telephone Company link, ()Ø() In permits for new service
Corral- $5 gilt certificate:
velnpment of lakefront, in. establishing metro phone sys. stations in the county.
Bridges' Photo Studio- gift
eluding huge Holiday Inn mo- tern for county. Work underlrL constructions preja
mpletion.
we y fo rc o
portrait of baby; Furay FurnieeLS in Seminole foe which
10. l'urehase of famed May.
lure- $3 gift certificate; list-fair Inn by ilcrnarr Macfad. building permits were granted
rictt', Beauty Nook- surden Foundation to house San were the previously mentioned
prise gift; Sanford Atlantic
apartment dwellings, plus axford Naval Academy.
National flank- $10 savings A herd of 14 horses was Dr. 8. L. Bass, president of oher, and as best can be do.
year,
panabon
programs at Sanford.
And so It has gone this
account;
account; Thriltway- case of found abandoned and starv- the Seminole County Humane! terniined have not been fed
much
of
the
news
unOrlando
Kennel Club, South
Gerber's baby food; Ritz ing to death Thursday in an Society, and
h'nul Jenkins, ex. In at least a month.
pleasant and tragic. What is Seminole Hank and the new
Theatre - one year pass for i'igbt-acre, pasture on Myrtle ecutive director
Drivers who imbibe Just
of the society,
The horses were in a pitiful bit. too niuch New 'ear'as in store for the future? Only Cobi* boat-works plant in the
two;
Street, near the north stiure went to the scene to check on
Sanford Industrial Park.
Celery City Printing Co., of tai Jessup in the vicinity the horses.
state and were covered with spirits are being offered a time will tell.
Inc.- 50 birth announcements: of Snyder's Egg Farm. A 13th One wa% hying dead in the sores. Several of the herd are chance to survive for the new
Tmmehton's Rexal Drugs
pasture, victim of maInutrI mares and are believed to hi year by the Sanford l'oikp
horse in the herd was dead.
l'iaytex party pants and coyThe property where the lion. Another was hobbling carrying colts.
Department a nil Seminole
horses were pastured is owned around with a broken leg. in; Dr. Bass said the horses County Sheriff's Office.
by Ken Snyder but he told the all likelihood it will have to will be imtKflhfl(ic(l by the Ito.
Both law enforcement
inane Society and v.ili be tnnv. ripi will drive home anyone
sheriff's department he had be put to death.
The horses reportedly have I ed to new pasture next week who calls and requests trans.
leased it to Jan hlarrc'ti, of Or.
- been in the pasture since Oc t.I so he can take care of them. portation, rather titan trying
linda.
to drive their own car..
Both Sheriff J. I.. Hobby
SAIGON (LJPfl-Vict Cong
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and Police Chief Arnold Wit.
terrorists exploded two plastic
llama cautioned drivers not
bombs in a pink stucco Amer.
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to attempt to move their veh.
lean military billet in Dalat
id es if they have had too
early today, killing one Amer. b.lI "
much to drink, but to call for
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transportation instead. Both
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The war, itself, was incrcas•
departments will give th e free
lag In intensity dcipite U.
rides as long as their men
peace efforts.
are available.
'L
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Vietnamese troops surrounded a Viet Cong battalion of 500
men near the Cambodian bor.
AUSTIN, Tu. (UP!)
der today and were systemat.
President Johnson Thursday
icaliy cutting it to pieces in
promoted five Army National
a battle which still raged at
Guard and five U. S. Army
nightfall.
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U. S. B52 bombers from
to major general and 23 Guard
Guam struck late Thursday,
and Reserve officers to briga.
bitting western Tay Ninh Prodiet- general. Included for pro
vince 50 miles northwest of
motion from Coloniel to brigaSaigon-the reported location
dier general was Vernon F.
of the Viet Cong high Corn'-'
Sikes, SI, assistant to the
in and.
Florida adjutant general, NaBut the moratorium an air
raids against North Vietnam
tional Guard, and former side
DL H. L. BASS AND PAUL JENKINS FEED HORSE
entered the eighth day.
to Gob'. ilaydon Burns.
• .Onc of 14 horses found starving in pustule
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party and residential property.
As the valuation of commercial. residential property
Is lowered home values have
to be increased In order to
provide the same number of
tax dollars. The only other alternative is to incises, the
tax rats. In either event the

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outlook Is for higher real
estate taxes.
Add to this the frantic pop.
state
Warily of the city
Income tax throughout the
country as harried admlnls.
triton pressed for more servfrom their citizens seek
out ways to provide the funds
and

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months of the year jUst 10 pay Uon. New yorx, N. Y. 1X19.
7). Crane's tax tips will
wonder that an IRS his taxes.'
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oMelet In Washington recent- To order your own copy of commence In
ly commented to the writer: Dc Crane's 64-page "Cut Your form an next Monday In The
"Tax news is exceeded in Own Taxes" book, send your Sanford Herald. An expanded
and 50 cents to version of the series Is availpublic interest only by news name,
of politics and military affairs. "Cut Your Own Taxes," do able In book form by writing
th para.
He may not realize It but the Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 415, to the address
average man works two full Dept. 32771, Radio City Ste.
to perform them.

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Believe It or not!
Frank Br, custodian at
the Sanford *uanuc Naumm
Bank, went to work at the
bank 34 years ago. U. never
missed a day of work until
just last week when his had
to enter the hospital for an
pperation!
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The onqt fy would like to get
some federal funds to conti nue
beutificatton of traffic
Islands on U.S. 17.92, but
tnost of that money a hsc eduled to be earmarked for new
construction and interstate
avatemL.
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bil. home on the
cunty'&amp; personal property
tax roll In 1965 Is subject to
the new vehicle license tax.
horns owners must.
Mobile
M
purchase a 165 tag for two
months or they will be backtaxed for same.
The tag will be good until
'March 1. Prices of the trailer
tags range zrom VAH to
$13.35 for the two-month
period.

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Social Security tax on the tip
income asbel. required to
do on regular wages and Ill.
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Serge, a four-footed police
Lieutenant, his retired because
of advancing age. He's 10.

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the City Council in 1563 after
he captured a robbery-kidnap
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Although the Russians have ed to head the delegation op. President
neos.
peared
to
confirm
signs
that
expressed
desk. f
vietna•
after a
is the
Scott Burns, Sanford man- customers of the power corn- a year. The cut will result supported the North
rate reduction by Florida
ubonL
dIscuulca"
portable
signs to set, out
the
ex-secret
police
chief
has
of railroad track was hurled
effort
with
antlair'
war.
Light Company, ager, said today the redue- pany in the Sanford area. from lowering of the equip, mesa war le
warning of danger when the 100 feet into her car when a Power
craft missi s and other mill- moved Into the No. 2 position
write-off
ment
depreda
ti
on
atSatu
5
rday,
v.11t
mean
ordered
by
fog begins to settle. If the
average
uviziga
v.,.
tion
the Public The
tary equipment, the possibility in the party, next to first See- The Vietnamese officials Y&amp;
freight train derailed.
savings
area becomes so dense th at
ngso more than $.0,000 Service Commission will re month to these businesses will and elinilna'Uon of a $270000 has been raised in the Past retary Leonid 1. Brezhnev to]. terated the government pod.
a month to the power comvisibility is practically nil,
I be about $15 per month fur a fund act aside for storm darn. that they may bay* Olf0red 'owing A
f lion Mat "dLocuslonall of*
right an an Informal basis
pany's
custamors
In
the
San.
suit
in
an
average
savings
the patrol will attempt to ivtop
Kremlin
po
sts,
toW
of
about
er
advice
$
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HanoI more mod ate
of about 10 per cent to most.
that "negotiatioss around
ford
a
route traffic off 1-4 and
Shelepin,
who
The reduction
t n a tewide will
was relieved
has.
than China
Two leaders of South Viet-,
V....,-- a ennfsr.nr. 1.1.5. .,.
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around t e danger
about
$9.5
mtIU
save
users
tribes
were
nam's mountain
- "The more substantial reS
first deputy preniicr 50 that ible at the present time."
executed by a firing squad
ductions will be to commerhe
could devote his time to As for a lengthy ceas.flrs,
Children and young people
today before 1,000 spectators
cial users," Burns said.
party affairs, has made other Do said, the Communists
of North Orlando are to be for their part In the bloody
For example a business cus
foreign trouble-shooting miss. would only try to use It to
commended for taking time Dec. 17 rebellion against the
toner with an average bill of
Ions for Russia recently, In. send in more men and equip.
out last week from Christ- Saigon government.
$130 per month now will pay
eluding one to Egypt and Mon. ment for another crack at the
m" activities to come to the
Fog settled over Seminole
governme
when they felt
golla.
about
$110.68,
a
savings
of
Plans
family
of
James
for
widening
aid of the
and imMIAMI llAClI (UN)
County again during the night
barge
Probably
the
biggest
Shelepin's
mission
comes
as
a
favorable
time
hid come.
$lt).'12.
A
larger
custonier
David Brazil who was killed
Tuesday and early morning
WASHINGTON (UPI) - proving State Road S427 were
The Coast Guard investigal
Monroe
Moscow
enter
Lake
ever
and
Peking
are
fight.
to
with
a
$451.01
light
bill
will
In the Interstate 4 accident The United States, bolstering advanced Tuesday when the
today, blanketing the main
today the near tragedy of
series Dec. 22. Quietly, and its support of Britain's ef- hoard of County Commission. pay $400.60 under the new holiday party of skindivi
state highways and Interstate, arrived here Tuesday and left Ing to influence the Hanoi
regime of Ho Chi Minh. Both
rate.
CHICAGO (UN)
The
on their own hook, the young- forts to topple the rebel re4. There were no accidents, this morning,
w h o a e seagoing houscbt
era signed Sta te Road Depart.
Allied Chemical barge No. 3 have accused each other in National Safety Council "ti.
Average residential users broke up and sank "like
however.
sters collected a fund for the gime in Rhodesia, Is moving
wit*,pay about 30 cents less rock" In heavy seas in I
Because of the controversy was towed down the Atlantic the last few days of sabotag- mated today between 860 and
family which reached a total formally to halt the trickle ment contracts.
The contracts permit the per month, 11w-na eatiuutteti. Atlantic.
that has raged over the cause coast from Hopewell, Va., and big help for Communist North 440 persons would dl. In tint.
of $89 by Fri day. Donations of oil from American suppliFlorida
Power
and
Light
of
the dense fog pocket on the pushed from Jacksonville to Vietnam.
tie accidents during New
to
obtain
SRI)
are still being accepted, if ers to the African country.
rights.of-way
All 14 aboard-mostly te,
Yee.i-'a weekend, trvtz* S p.m.
anyone wishes to help, by Mrs.
for the road improvement pro- has approximately 10,500 real. agers f r o m Illinois-wi section of 14 between SR 434 Sanford on the St. Johns Ely.
and Sit 436 Interchanges, the or by a big tugboat
Thursday to midnight Sunday.
harvey Grenyca, 40 N. Cortex
CASH GUILTY
ject from Five Points to Gin- dentist customers in the area. rescued Tuesday after Icy
sheriff's department has kept
Charles Rankin, supervisor
At an average savings of 30 al hours in a life raft a
WARSAW (UN) - Am- dervilie.
Et PASO, Tea. (UN) Avenue,
SOLON OK
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a close watch on the area and of Allied Chemical's terminal Johnny Cash, the country and
bassador W. Averell HarriThe first phase of Improving cents per month, tho overall skiffs It ,nlica off the ctia
JACKSONVILLE (UPI)
the county dump some people here, said the big barge to Westèn singing stir, pleaded
are confusing man, roving U.S. diplomatic another section of 5427 already reduction would amount to They were spotted by a pa
believe Is responsible for the 242 feat long and 44 feet guilty to a federal charge of Stat. Sen. Charley Johns, of
arrived to. has been completed. Rights- $3,150.
but the new trouble-shooter,
enough
ing oil tanker, the Amoco Ii
heavy hate cover,
possessing stimulant and di'. Starke, was reported In good
wide.
There are 1,270 commercIal aware.
(temporary) reapportionment day In Warsaw which for of-way have been obtained on
Reports m a d e Tuesday Rankin said the barge can pressant drugs. U. S. District condition at St. Vincent's Hoe.
puts Seminole County In four years has been the scene of Use section from SR 434 in
night Indicate there were some carry 2,000 tons of liquid Judge U. W. Suttle will sen' pital today following as op.
state senatorial districts with the only official contacts be. Longwood north to Gen. Jossmall fires burning at the nitrogen mixture (half-mil. tece him later.
.ration.
United
States
and
tween the
Orange County.
eph C. Hutchison Parkway.
dump but very little smoke lion gallons).
Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Communist China.
Contracts for improving this
was In evidence. Fog rontinu.
The barge was loaded with
has represented Seminole
section of 5427 will be let in
ed to increase during the the chemical to be used here
County In the lone 42nd dli.
Marcia, according to Inlorma.
night, however, and poor viii- for
ROME (UP!) - Amintore tion received from the SRI).
I. marinfacture of dry
trlct...andwlll be up for
biiity
was reported.
Warning fertilizer
County Engineer William
.elecUo next year In this Fanfani rejected today a
flares were posted to caution
To my knowledge it was
same district. But must now plea from Premier Aide Mo. Bush said the new contracts
drivers of the thickly obsecurzn
that
he
stay
on
as
foreign
rights-of-way
for
obta
in
ing
one
of the biggest barges ever
as
Orange
County
well.
run In
ci areas,
Five Points to Ginderreported
to
dock
here," Rankin said.
8en.BethJohnaonisrepr.- minister. He "confirmed" his
Fog generally was
Sanford veterans said
Other
.cnting Orange County In resignation in an action that viii. comply with th e approved
throughout the county during
the 111th district , . . and .he could bring down the govern. alignment of the road.
the night, and was not limit, the tug-barge combination
Sharp curves In the Baker's
does not run again until 1968. mint and split the Christian
ed to just the section of 1.4 was the biggest craft ever to
Dairy and bider Springs area
the lake.
The reapportionment plan' Democratic party.
which
recent weeks has
will be eliminated under the
Includes the 19th and 42nd
claimed four lives during
new alignment.
districts with the senator
heavy bare.,
from each required to reside
In his or her respective county, Orange or Seminal..
'1k. ,1.. now I,,.lnA, two
MANILA (UN) - Vice Dulled Pros. Internatlesil
TALLAHASSEE (UP!) large from the
I'rrsiknt hIuL,'rt It. Humph20th and 21st distrIcts, and State and Florida State UnPleasant mild weather pre.
try, carrying President John- vaileii ever much of the nathey may reside in Orange or iversity officials blasted pa.
HOLLYWOOD
(UN)
A
son's "search for peace" tion today as warm south.
Ike for hiring college stuSeminole County.
$4.50 Per $100 Per Ye.'
dents to act as bait and in. man confronted his wife and
through the Far East, arrived erly winds pushed tampers.
formers in a crackdown on another man with a batch of
in Manila tonight for the long. tures well above freezing In
raau
love letters Tuesday night,
homosexuals.
Pitt atop and perhaps most most areas.
Classified ads .....-.............
University Dean of Stu. shot them to death, and thin I
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significent stop in his five.day
. '_ i_
Temperatures Into the up1
dents Harry Day said the use critically wounded himself this
Just Ask For Ralph Pezeid or Jim Desceft.
Asian tour.
per 40s and 60a were commas
$A of student.. her, as police In. morning, police said.
Crossword puzzle
Humphrey, on his first ins- as for north as Montana.
Killed wee, Debris Ingo,
formers in morals cases was
)or mission abroad for John.
Intermittent showers gUll
Editorial page
IA "altogether wrong" and should Il, and Paris Atwood Mc.
son, will head the official I
Entertainment
9 be stopped.
Clelan, 45, The dead woman's
U.S. delegation at the laau. Pacific Northwest, but the
COMEDIAN Bob Hope, touring U. S. bases In
Horoscope
Gay. Hayden Burns and husband Frank Into, 54, was South Vietnam with a troup of
r
gurat.lon Thursday of Iresi. U.S. Weather Bunsen .Id
a University Board of Regent. In critical condition at Mesociety
tees off on the flight deck of the aircraft card.nt.aiect. Ferdinand B. Mar. Lbs danger of nevurs flOOdlflJ
"Serving You Is Our Pleaser,"
sports
Chairman (ssM.r rerguecs morial Hospital with four
rier USS Ticonderoga during a golf exhibition
605 as sixth ihief executive from a Christmas weekend
also deplored the practics.
bullet wounds.
match.
of the l'hiliypiuoa,
(NEA Tuiephuto)
awn was alm.$ eves,
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SAIGON (UPI)
WASHINGTON (UPI)-The
Vietnamese government is opadministration, be.
posed to a formal ceasefire or
NO. 93
hind a screen of secrecy, has
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29. 1965 SANFORD FLORI DA
VOL. 68 United Press Leased Wire EstablIshed 1908
unconditional a e g a t I atlons
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been conducting a new probe
with the Communists, Foreign
of the possibilities for peace
Minister Tram Van Do dicier.
ed today.
In Vietnam. So far there were
Other government .OUi'CP
no reports it would be a suesaid
at the same ttme the Sal.
cess.
probably will
con governmentprobably
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iceberg,
only a
accci)te the Viet Cong offer
small part of the new adminPLEIXU, South Vietnam A spokesman at Pleiku
of a truce for four days next
iItlstIOO effort was visible
month during the Vietnamese
(UPI)-A new wave of U. S. the brigade would eventually
."
the surface. This was the
No Chi Mlnh
lunar new year. They added
.,
Army infantrymen was flown consist of three Infantry bat-.-pause In the resumption of
-It would be as a gesture to.
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directly from Hawaii to South talions plus artillerymen, enraids against
w ard the nation's Buddhist..,
North Vietnam following the
Vietnam today. boosting ginecrs, motorized cavalry
not the Communist...
u
upport
battalion
Christmas truce
American combat strength to and a s
Do said In an exclusive In*
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Communist guerrillas launchIt was presumed that along
.Lt
terviete his government was
161.000 men. The reinforceed a savage series of attacks
with this Hanoi has been told
not against informal discuss.
ments will be used to counter across the country. rlwy overthrough diplomatic channelsN
ions "In the corridor" with the
Infiltration from the Commu- ran a district capital, blew up
the United States Is looking for
Communists, but was dead set
some corresponding step othree bridges, iped out a ,tcnist North.
against official peace talks
..ward peace by the Comm
Troops and equipment of the kong Delta outpost and hit icyunder preseat conditions.
en garrisons simultaneously
nuts
The foreign minister said
3rd Brigade of the U. S. within 23 miles of satgi'n
A similar message was sent
Army's 25th Infantry Division
MOSCOW (UP!) - Alex. the Viet Cong would not negoti.
Government sources In Salto Hanoi last May when the
unless they
shuttled into a new jet air- gon meanwhile said the %'IctUnited States paused for five andcr N. Shelcpin, No. 2 man ate in good faith
nvinc
ed they
co
field in the Central Highlands naniese probably will accept a
days In the bombing. The in Russia's ruling Communist were first
could not win on the battle.
throughout the day.
Communist offer of a four-day
i'_
arty, will lead a top-lev•e
deli%ery channels them werepart
l field. At present, he sold. they
.
The "Tropic Lightning" Di- cease fire next month oer the
th e British government and
delegation to hanoi- still hope to win by military
vision's motto I. "Beady to Vietnamese lunar new ycar.
the
North
Vietnamese
embasKremlin
.
a move that could spell step- force.
Strike-Anywhere, Anytime."
They added it would be as a
sy In Moscow
The probability of a truce,
Their arrival appeared to gesture toward the nation's
The United States would ped.up Soviet Involvement in
as proposed by the Commun.
any
halt
the
Vietnamese
war.
answer Secretary of Defense Buddhists, not the Commuregard as significant
Robert S. McNamara'a state- nists.
The scheduled trip of the Ists, from Jan. 20-34, was ii.
In North Vietnamese Infiltra
veteran trouble- most certain, other govern.
47-year-old
ment on his last visit here that
Vietnam,
or
The Buddhists are extremetion into South
of ment officials said privately.
,
new counter measures were ly touchy about anything that
withdrawal of forces, but U. S shooter comes on the heels
The sources said South
spelled
a
new
economic
and
military
required against greatly In. smacks of government favornever
officials have
aid
agreement
with
North
Vietnamese
troops probably
reinforceeinforce.
creased Communist
itism toward the Catholics. A
out exactly what moves they
from firing dur.
Vietnam
and
against
the
back
would
refrain
ments from the North.
mcnts
cease fire on the Buddhist new
looking
for.
are
..
Sino-Soifl
the
new
year
holiday but
of
worsening
ground
"Elements of the 3rd Bri- )ear Jan. 20-24 thus becomes a
The main reason tor secrecy
no official announcement will
,.
gade of the U. S .Army's 25th political
since the ..
I
appeared to be that U. S. of- viet relations,
The Soviet delegation was be made until or unless It is
Infantry Division will be land- Christmas truce came alter
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•j ficials believe Hanoi would be
ed by the Buddhist
to a invited to North Vietnam by suggest
ing at several places in South mepeatecl pleas from Pope Paul
•;
more
likely
to
respond
'I
.
the
Central
Committee
of
the
leadership,
':
Vietnam In the next few
coo
peace initiative If it Is
..,.
Vietnamese Community par- The Buddhists are sensitive
American bombers contindays," an American military
cted without publicity.
and the hanoi government, concerning anything which
spokesman said In Saigon. ued the pause
raids against
•,,,,,,
, The
North
Vietnamese
re
ty
Vs ILLIAMS refuses 'bribe" offered by Harold
..ilarjl' Ag1NOI,I) W
Diplomatic observers here looks like government favori.
"initial elements landed today Communist N'rtla Vietnam,
denounc'
the
past
has
gime
In
hnst n e after lain 'arrest" at First and Magnolia today on a charge
Roman Catho.
at Pielku."
despite the heavy fighting in
ed public peace proposals ii said Shelepin's forthëoming turn toward the
obstructing
Kaistuer
permit
and
of parading without
further
He
religion.
was
regarded
as
aerthe South. The one-sided
mod automaticafly. Commnu- visit
paying off on a Kiwanis Club dare, pushing Ray Daniel to the Civic
the goverarneat an.
Wcease fire was
Dist china Is bolleved to have evidence of the Kremlin's Since
a wheelbarrow. Kastner's team lost to Daniel's team In a
Center
In
a 10-hour Cbrtatrnae
urging
Hanoi
to
spurn
hardline
position
in
the
Viet.
nounced
day, matching the longest
been
'man
the
kettles"
contest.
Left
to
right:
Williams,
Salvation
Army
truce
after
repeated pleas by
previous interruption of air
such proposals and continue fern conflict. They said it Pope Paul VI, a ceasefire on
kiwanis President 13111 Fransa and Kastner.
could
mean
an
increased
Rusattacks-the lull which occurthe war,
(Herald Photo),
the Buddhist new year be.
red last April.
The Russian announcement sian involvement In the war
It follows the comes a political necessity.
that
a
high
IS.
and
noted
that
night
Tuesday
Do said he did nit thInk
vii Soviet mission beaded by new aid agreement and re
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The area of Interstate 4
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scene of two fatal flaming
auto wrecks during Intense
early morning fog., is being
Itept under close watet' by the
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Florida U I liway Patrol.
was killed anti
Louise
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Troopers assigned to this two other persona Injured
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Tom and Mazy Jones, Salvation Army Lieutenants who
came here to take charge of
the Sanford Corps last June,
have been transferred to the
Daytona Beach Corps effective
Jun. 5. Their "new officer"
is p n.'tSiI to arrive mv
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the barber, the manicurist and
the cab driver. Uncle Sam will
be standing alongside him
with his band out whenever a
Up Is received.
The first blow will be
struck on the first payday of
The new year. Don't demand
the paymaster correct his
snore when you get your first
peek at the 1166 check. Chan
k h..'
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take. The big deduction Is due
to the increased Social Sew. w
Ity tax bite brought on by the
adoption of Medicare In the last session of Congress.
Instead of a 3 51$ per cent
Social Security tax on the first
$4100 of earnings you will be
taxed 4.2 per cent on the first
$6,600.
Persons earning $6600 or
more to 1566 will pay • total
end of the year stock reduction
of $271.30 In Social Security
This Is not just another furniture ui. but Furniture Center's
tax next year. That Is an In. L
crease of $103.30 over the 1963
clearance. Each pure of furniture on our floor January lit means that we pay more tax.
take or Just about $2 more
Hurry. Now Is the time to cash In. We have reduced our entire Inventory to have extra sales
each week.
Beginning on Jan. 1 tip In.
personnel to help you. Don't wait. Quantities are limited. Be one of the first to cub In an
come will be subject toboth
Furniture Center's Gigantic Inventory Uquldatlots.
withholding tax and Social
Security taxes.
Whenever an employs re
ceives $30 or more In tips In 01
a month be must account to
his employer his total tip In. -U
come by the 10th of the suc
ceedlngmooth.
The employer will then
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Smith, Dean Johnson, Bryon
Ificks, Robert If. Williamson,
Virginia Chapman, Alice Her- Am P,-.
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t Brightman. Mary JO
Dais
Teddy
Mamis Smith, Sanford; SAM-

miuioneri Tuesday.Myers,
Th e decision, In fact, upset
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planning and Zoning Commis

uel E. Faron Jr., Harold S.
DeBary; Claudia
Johnson,

novelties f actory bad been

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donned by e ighth gr ad ers at Forest Lake
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bottoj J. Th1tcher, •lady ('hrint.
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CHICAGO (UPI) — Many
American marriages are fall
urea because girls are trained to be "aex symbols"
not much else, a divorce C

objections.
In another action, the com.
missioners upheld the Board of
Adjustment on an appeal.
Southern Gulf Utilities had re.
quested permission to build
a pump house and well In the

psychologist said today.
"Our young girls think if
they know how to Apply IIPstick, weer a bigger brassiere
ind have the right-shaped hips,
that's all they have to know,"
Dr. 1. A. Burch said.

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Crysta Ann, and a son, Richird C., all of Maitland; her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
(Jack) Keefer, of Lake Mary,
two broth.rs, Kenneth R. Keel.
er, of Lake Mary, and Rich.
ard Keefer, of Sanford, and a
sister, Mra. JoAnn Dodson, of
Lake Mary.
Cox-Parker Funeral Home Is
In charge of arrangements.

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four-year hitch in
the Navy, R. Monfort of RVAH-12 inks his ICenlistment papers at Sanford Naval Air 8thtion •, squadron commander Cdr, C. L. Chute
looks on,
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Dean Jr. and John S., and two
daughters, Mrs. Susan S.
Byrd and Mrs. Sarah S. Pen.

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Frances
Anderson. Nancy Turner, Janet Coe, Barbara Moon, Martha Munzano. .

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DeBary Republican Club. With him is Glanik
Smith, president of the club. (Middleton Photo)

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the continued impact of thu
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An. James Duke, James Duke, the tucher, Pitt Godle (back )
DWi4i Rklks.' Spike Smith, Dennis Musse1white, Buddy Meister, Na

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said the trend reflected

BLACKEYE PEAS AND

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U. S. CHOICE W.D BPJJ4D PLATE

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COUPONS FOR

Robert Peterson Dies At Chicago

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Bar=B=Q Bread 23~

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year ago. For the 21-week per.

since that time at Bill Eat
33th Street. She was this doughter at the late wwIsm and
Marths Wood MODAWSI. It"

(Navy Photo)
the Confederate Army. Ilbe
ypa14,nI, who died Sibley
will b. at IO:Ie .
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Pros.
day 4t thr araveside in 1,4ke.
byteristi Church of Sanford.
VI*W ramet*ry with 119y. I.*.
Tiny Never offielfillne. rem.
Survivors are two sons, Rev.
tip requ•.ts that tI.w.r. be
Tommy I.
of Astoty
a
Urlewnn runerat
Robert Sterling Peterson. Ga. He served In the Navy Harbor, &amp;PA Robert
linmo In charge.
45. 0 Chi cago. Ill ., a
In the
ters, Mrs.
L 441 q i
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resident of Sanford, died Sun- theaters in World War II. He Blanche WesImoreia.,
—rutleralNflsorvires tor
.1 V U Ilni A fl,snc'.n s day In a Chicago hospital.
was a mem be r of Holy Cross Petersburg, and Mrs. WwsI
who 41.4 Monday will be et
native of Jacksonville, he Episcopal Church, Sanford. M. Hemming, of San Jose,
a. M. Thurs4sy
"11* tivod in Sanford for many Survivors are his father, A. Callf.; a brother, Jobn Me.
ChA1141 of Cox-Parker vu
OrAl Hcm'P. wiflttr Park Years, moving to Chicago two B. Peterson Sr., and a brother, Deallet, al Jacksonville Reach
years ago. lie attended San A. H. Peterson Jr., both of three grandchildren and two
of the lypsala
(Thurch
tc&amp;tln' .' 1Uur
ford
schools, Bolles Military Sanford.
great grandchildren.
will b. I n hIghland Memory
School
In
Jacksonville
and
Brisson
Funeral
Home
in
is
Brisson Funeral Home is is
Cox-Nrktr runeral
charge 91 affsapments.
Darl.1318ton School In Rome. charge of arrangements.
Ilulne In charms.

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responding period last year.
The volume was $78.09t,513,

ey Deane on May 4,1593,
and had resid ed In Sanford

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Born April 11, 1571, in Mart.
bore, S. C., the moved to
Madison with her parents

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We will remain open until 9:00 p.m. Now Year's
two for your shopping convenlencel

cent sales increase during the
four-week period ended Dee.

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$d Naturalization Service to
answer any questions the re
porting aliens may have TC:
garding Immigration and na
turalization matters. Sufficient
trained personnel are not
available to furnish this assistancc in all post offices.

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Deane, 94, died early today at
Seminole Memorial Hospital.

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ther, Joe A. MeIsch, of Holly
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personnel will be on hand in

program

Grand 1111111 of the

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cal artists. Rearick, dressed the audience joining in the
Santa Claus, served as meil- final solocUon, "Joy to the
ter at coremonW.
"Chrisbnu Refreshments of Pach and
reading
'no was presented by Mrs. coolideis we, saved IcUowing
uccumbs At 94 Bells,"
Mrs. Cornelia McDaniel (Asartes Creassy' &amp;11d LaUfg the Program.

Cornelia Deanie
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Funeral Notices

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program by a number of lo. sInging Christmas hymns with

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uab1M, 'who 'e.di alge. the Church Jesus Christ of knee. In this g i are
bra'?"
LaUer Day Saints was report Drexel, Edward McCarthy,
Butch said It Is "Inevitable" ed as giving a brilliant per. Glenn Smith and George Taft.
Mrs. Thelma Smith, controlin American society that men fommance, playin g selecU
eventually fall or run into from "My Fair Lady," and to, u.ng "A Birthday of a
King"; Mrs. Bearick, soprano,
trouble.
"The Sound of Music."
"Women then become tern- lie will be presented in coo- and Mrs. Adam Muller, con.
fled, they become more de. cert at $ p.m., Jan. 14, at (ratio, sang Wind. Through
manding. When her husband the Sanford Civic Center. The the Oli ve Trees," and the Do- . -..
needs her meet, she falls," public is invited and DeBary' Dory Choristers, with Mrs.
Butch sa id.
ites who heard him last week Brown directing, caug No
o
Burch said girls must be already are looking forwa rd Caudle Was There and
taught to "develop themselves to attending, Association Pres. lire and With a "o '

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reports are required by law
a nd willful failure to comply'
with these requirements ma y

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should term It perm educa. Vocal solections and read. presented the combined choirs
u0n."
Ings were presented on the of three DeBary churches

sullin, College In Idsini, V.,,

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nigned to R\AII-L,
Sun ford Naval Air
tation, has reenlisted
for another four-year
term of duty with the
Navy. (Navy Photo)

311ami, advised today that tb~
annual alien address report'
program again is underway.
According to Moytych, 175,aliens reported their addresses last year in the State
of Florida. The number this

Consequently, when a nut
riage gets into trouble women
have little to fill back on

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A OSi Office

A quartet composed of How.
ed about one of every three man party at the Community
American families. Now It's Center was received with a ard Green. Robert McGee,
closer to 40 per cent.
standing ovation by members W1.111am Burr. and Ivan Walk.
er song several selections and
"if a girl flunks alifebre and guests In attendance.
today," Butch said, "she just Richard Klinger, noted plan, the "DeHazy Strings, played
Increases her number of dates. lit f rom Salt Lake City, Utah, Christina s num bers with vocal
th e aud.
She figures it she can get a and Sanford and an elder in participation fi

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attended local schools.
Survivors are her husband,

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said in an interview the div.
By Mrs. John Loons
Platt Brown, organist, and Teores rate is going up.
i
The IM Cook County total, A special guest artist a p. to&amp;&amp; Kupect, plardst, played In
Including Chicago, was 17,5M. pearing for the DeBary Civic d uet, "Tbe Shopherds &amp;W the

xpires Monday
land, died Monday.

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constructing the tree In her Florida room, where
it apparently will remain since It Ili now too
(Herald Photo)
big to go through the door.

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Tuesday's union, a re
MOST UNUSUAL, Christmas tree In town thIs
solution from the City of Long- year this seven-foot creation by Mr.. W. E.
wood was presented objecting
Knowles, made entirely of pine cones, wired to
petition
t the rezoning
a
bane of chicken wire There are more than
of some so names of Longwood
900 cones in the "tree," which Is decorated with
area residents wac
a given to
the board voicing the same
figures of birds, gnomes, candles and twinkling

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filed.

. . .Billy Swanson, Linda Coble, Danny Lloyd, Betty Jo Hadley, Jim
11amrick, Dottie RaHmussen.

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little Wekiva River area The
Boa rd I Adjustment granted
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RICHARD KLIG1JR of Utah and Sanford,
G. Judkins, Sanford; John who will be presented in concert at 8 p.m., Jan.
pickren, Geneva.
14, at th e Sanford Civic Center, received a
standing ovation at the DeBary Civic Assocla.

torney Gone Stephenson, rs.
.4
prosentlas Wall,
the rezoning from A-1 sitricul
tural to M-1 Industrial be &amp;I
lowed.
The County Commission do.

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank D.
Glasscock, Sanford, a boy.

recommended app royal but
that recommend ation was taken directly to the Board
county Commissioners t"
those opposed to the factory.
On a hearing Dec. 15, At.

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WINN=DIXIE!

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Buffalo's Saban Voted
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Coach

AFL

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- Oakland RaIders (1).

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Deadlocked

shade Colorado 89.72 and Bear Bryant

ship, Mrs. Bob Baird, and Ilarry V1Li1amson,
registrar, and Joe Green, announcer.
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was about to tall apart,
coach J. T. King after Tues. sively and deienalvel3', sad the tournament, trailed the o, Nicholas a
alight at liii Fleming Memos. Xavier $241 on Lillard Mar.
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6-8 in the top men's singles ship encounter with San Die. ducted by the sports news- I year with the American Foot'I player ci the two-day bourna. Morgan 4 (04) 5, SmIth 1 (1.2) Gary Maples got 17 for the Tournament games.
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In Has overtime, Miami (21.44) 37; Rebounds - Whig. ings, 4341, behind Mike Stub. as AAM In first round games.
Barry Retires
fihaful and hlani *ushdy Khali Bills' roster In Bass' end pa. Clay Named
DENVER (UPI) - Flanker. pushed to an $483 advantage ham 2, Nicholas I, Oxford , bins' 20 points and Bobby Elsewhere, Detroit won the
of the UAR.
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the Cleveland Browns when @, Miller I (0-0) 2, Simpkins I
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the (0.0) 2, Gunter 0 (0-0) 0, Bar'
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Madison Squars Garden. be always baa bad." Namely,
32 (U•32) 56; Re.
began building up a aubstant. Los Angeles Classic scoring
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Orangemen
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precision pawin g Stan.
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will face the B
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fourth period.
ears,already recipient of
seeking It, third The surprising Alabama The lead jumped to 18.10
.d Presa International dem. that had won only 21 of a ter 1.
round
of
tournament.
the
at
Friars Thursday night for the Bert Belt Trophy as the
onstrat.d their agreement games In two years, to two COLONIAL scoring: Brown straight Gator Bowl basket- team has
drawn on the ser- the offset of the second .t. It took tee II minute. t the championship.
with that judgment by voting straight 7-6.1 years In 1062 7 (1.1) 15, ltosenbaum 5 (0-0) ball title,
Louisville shaded host Wa' rookie of the year, was the
will
put
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crown
vice.s
of
three
sophomores lad, and four quick points just draw a bead on the basket
first-year man who at.
Saban the. American Football and 1968. In 1968 the Bill. 10, Milton 2 (45) I, Jacobs
line tonLit against un- with ir*at success thIs year. before halftime gave Gaines. but when be found the rang., ml 15.84 in the Hurricane only
a voting bloc. S Wil
League's Coach it the Year tied the Boston Patriots for (1-2) 9, Coleman 1 (14) 4, on the
as
Houston
Wayne
ted Dc Paul In the open. Lefihander Mike Nerdholz Is vile a 30-IC advantage.
Vanderbilt shot from a six- Classic
solid
fou
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for the second consecutive the Eastern Division champi. Frady 1 (00) 2, Bochefort 0 defea
connected with a jumper at
leading the team with an aver. The biggest Hurricane lead point deficit
49.44
time.
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11 points. Soph Bo.enbaum
shots for a 10-10 tie as
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y4yAqf
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ey toppled out of the West.
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By UP!
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Division lead aftir he inGrena dier rebounders with __________________
JLLIJIV *se
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eight apiece.
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end period and only four more
LYMAN scoring: Moore I
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shootine accounted for eight Wesley
New York Jets, was second In posted a 12.2 record and took 2, Milton I, Jacobs I, Cole- barns (6.1) will meet Penn nigi* beat 14th ranked Nort
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bit
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only
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pointa
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the
last
ting with fire votes, the American Football Lea- man 8, Frady 1, Rochefort 2. State (3-1), and *0 auto ill Corollike State 7M, Is led by @4[ht of 39 shots
from the two minutes of th first holf 26 points to share scoring
be played Thursday flIIL
fillowed by lid (]iilman of the
1 12 35
6.4 forward Clinton Carver floor, just a little better than and he fired in It after Inter, honors with Miami's Rick
LYMAN
championship.
The now for 60 ISUS Annud with an average of 21.1 points 30 pet., While the ho.shooting mission.
Ban Diego Charters (2) Use gue
LVL40NIAL
Jones and Mike Wittman.
MIAMI (UPI) - The NoGator Bowl tou rnament is one per Some.
Gainesville club made of 60 flIng broke his own Syrs' Cincinnati jumped 10 1 ' bruaka and Alabama Orange
readjustments to keep
of
the
strongest
ever,
with
ens (2) and Al Davis of the br
shots, nearly 50 pct.
to
case single-game mark by 2$ halftime bulge and coast. Bowl teams held rough scrim.
Florlda'a 4.2 record the worst
Air Is Heavy
Cal.
to an 84.66 triumph over mages Tuesday th
heap In 1965, First p
he of
had the
to
Lamar (lefty) Oxford, Sean- one point and shattered the
of the four entries. Dc Paul
at left both
set previously unbeaten Utah be* coaches
in0le-8
top
scorer
with
convert the Bills from a run14
tournament
record
of
go
all seves of its
pleased with the
•
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QB 'as
wou
ay . nIng team to a passing team
games.
progress their charges were
.
five shots, but could sink only l"I.
since Buffalo virtually trail.
Gatm
are
the tallest
The
Bing tied Jerry Luca I
makini
for t3II New Year'.
con of 11 after that as he wilt- field goal record of 16 while over-cams a 33-point outburst
ed away its running attack
the-s
as
(UP!)
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Tech's
V.1.
have
a
good
thence
to
reta
ed
under the harrasslng Lee's 39 poInts equalled Sic. by Bob Leonard to beat Wake
Begins In Miami when it send Cookie Gilchrist
in
They showed some prog.
low Jacket. were to arrive their title.
Gainesville defense. Dan NI. Gill's performance.
Forest 88.81, in non
to Denver for Billy Joe.
.tournarose"
Husker coach Bob Do.
:
MIAMI BEACH (UP!)
re
to
day
to
begin
final
Sco
ment
encounters,
For a while the transfer. he
ring leader for Florida in On Overtime FG cbolss had 10 point. for the
Junior tennis stars from mation worked and the Bills p Pont
Seminoles.
Iowa State and Kansas ad. vaney said after prsctic•,
ions for Friday's Ga. I-toot-C junior forward Gary
: eround the world started team rolled over their fir-at four op. tor Bowl clash with th e
MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Jim Roper with 1$ -nd Cool. Rams, Colts
vanced to the next round of "and that'. what we want."
IlaUer, who was named most Louisv
viler In the Sunshine CUP ponents. But those first four Heiden of Texas Tech.
ille woo the annual idge Gossett with IT sparked
the Big Bight tournament, H. added the team should
valuable
player In the tourna- Hurricane basketball classic the Hurricane attack.
at full strength for the game.
tournament today on the heels vic tories were costly ones. The Red flakier. and
AU.. meet last year and th
Crimson Tide coach Paul
is eason $3-li over Miami Tuesday Gainesville outzeboamded the
Cd the Orange Bowl tourna. Buffalo had to so Into his America quarterback Donny I@ avers&amp;g 2o.s poLM
84 percent tram the floor to
S
Per
night
on
the
overtime
said
mint,
it
to
p
Anderson
arriv
ed
here
earlier
game.
fifth game with s two
Australia and the. United receivers, and Glen las, and and found that Florida's air De Paul's talent Is evenly shot th at Wad. Houston loop, the game's top rebounder with
Arab
Republic were sooded flankerback
_________
________________________
his charges Elbert
on
and
ed down nine in a malned tied in the city's 3s. to power the Ja3rhawka to a and that fullback Steve BowDubenion ls damper
Dave sounded.
Bryan pull
one-two for the tournament, both out for the season with that In Lubbock, Tea,
starters, With 6-loot-10
tormedlate Baokotball League 6941 triumph over Kansas scrimmage 'te dented hIs bet.
to the consolatim match, top.flight defensive effort
MO of lb. major Junior team Injuries. After the Charger. "Thu makes a little differ. Mliii the only exceptionally Georgia Tech downed Boston SEMINOLE scoring: Whig. 15 they DsaZl7 knocked . sta te.
________________________
rn even ts an the winter circuit. traunced th em 84.8, it appear- scare when you put the ball tall man.
ham 0 (3-6) 3, Leroy I (1-4) 2, third and fourth place teams In the All-Colleg. tourney, met
banging Into the line."
University $3.40.
A total of U iwo-man teams .4 that la-ban's grand design in the air," said Texas Tech D. Paid ti tough i,ct ciea. The Hurricone., hosts for Bryan I (0-4)2, Dame I (84) out of contention in action last top-seeded Wichita shaded

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captured their tint victory ci Bruce Stuart, who netted 10 of ala). Richard Moore, who
By lam Stanley
the .es.c, a u-ti triumph the Rounds' 30 markeTs and made only one .h from the
ricotd.fllled en- commenting, '1'Ther. a resily
Menld
Specie BlUer
By Kinray Old.raan
boiler In
over the heavily favored Co. grabbed sin rebounds.
the tint three
NEA SPOttI Editor
rear that flOW SPInS nine only One man to conildir
GalnesIlle'a harassing de.
during
locJal Grenadiers at the Davis Lyman became the uggies- floor
quarters, then took over the
NEW YORK (NEA) - years.
ear In the third period. Led by scoring
tense began paying off in
a" Armory in Orlando.
Jim Browni"
burden for Lyman,
Brown first gained the pin. H. I.
Rard Cc.1and's the determined play of guard chalking
ca
::
second
quarter
and
turned
Jimmy
Brown at the Cl.,..
the Irreplaceable man
points in the
up
eigin
land Browna, th e Incompar. nacle of the players' esteem
inies. Fermon Harmon and the final minutes.
,
Seminole Highs shooters
of the top team In the But. It
i
n
able fullback of the defending in 1951 and aga In
In their tint six games, now board work of Charles Newell Lyman bad three players In
" Divlalon of the NFL
P
icebergs as the host Purple champion. of the National when he tied for the trophy
lei advance to lbe finals of the and Byrd Prownell,
th e
double
figure..
S
tuart netted
Injured, indestructible,
Grenadiers
holiday Invttatlonal Basket. Ilounda held the
Hurricanes dealt the Sanford Football League, today wai with Y. A. Tittle of the New Never
Moon
and
New.
points
and
at
e
age
of 29 he thrives In
th
club
a
63-37
low
1.
~
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W. ball toumsmant. 21ey will be dz pWaU In the quarter and 15
In the first named the winner of the 11th York Gianti.
\ '
climate brought
th
benevolent
e
I' paired against the Winter cut the Colonial lead to 33.32. ell had 10 apiece. Aligaler _________
annual Jim Thar" Trophy by
In the voting, the Cleveland
Including
six
In
scored
eight,
d
ay
Tournament
a
three
years age
to
the
Brow,
last
night.
'
Park Parkers, 96.72, 'vIctor. A field goal by Harmon at the crucial nl1nute
Enterprise As. fullback more thin doubled
t
na$V
by head coach Ulanton Collier.
Once-beaten and tournamsnt soclatlon.
over Lakeview yesterday th e outset of the fourth period
10
the total of his nearest coin
favorite Jacksonville Forest The award
.
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With option blocking, glv.
event". The title game to- narrowed the Orlando beams Stuart and Newell were the
symbolizes the p.titor, Injured John Unites
:
Walloped
Brandon
of
Starke,
__________
Jimmy the choice of runing
lead to a single point and
night begins at 1:30 p.m.
the basket,
82.58, In lbs early game last most &amp;ittM.. 7'ii,r in the u Biaciiwre.
Colonial and Lakevlew wUl thereafter It was all Lyman. big men under
tChe&amp;.
:
lcagu
--rd
voted
by
his
Although
the
players
are
ning
to
dayl1gh he
free Pulling. down 13 and C re.
Gaimsvffle
his
NFL
rushing
rcord
to b
meet In the consolation Some, Following a successful
active prohibited from voting,
re5PUelY,
.
,% ______
IV
gym and will meet the Hunt. peers, lb. men on
1212 yards (almost seven
throw by Colonial's ltichird lo
M 7 P.J.
rosters
at
the
14
NFL
teams,
their
own
teammates,
of
Harmon
was
line.
canes In the finals
________
on a jump The play
Colonial took the lead of the Jacobs, Harmon
mile.) in a typical campaign
after the 7 pm. consolation This Is the third time Brown backer Jim Houston of the In
sparked er to knot the score at 36-all. P' on both offense and de' I
and
night
which he gained 1,544
outset
last
oft by lb. outsk'a shooting
S
from
Hounds'
Daiil1
All.
tense
for
Lyman.
The
senior
and
has
been
named
to
the
high Browns couldn't refrain
match betworn Sanford
.1 11"
The
s Versatile Jimmy was
ya
rd
guard scored sev en points and
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A New Yates Eve Dines
Panama Wants will be held from 9 p.m. to
I a.m. at the Post Horns at
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one of Foreign Were Post
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manlan government asked the Ladies Auxiliary.
U. S. to extradite seaman A buffet will be served
Roberto Rarn.Ires to stand during the evening and the
trial on charges of murdering public is Invited. Music wilt
five er.w,uen last August on be by"The Harmnonains."
the coastal freighter Seven There will be a drawing
for the large Japanes. doll
Seas.
The Panamanian - register, donated by Mrs. Ma.Mll Top.
ad Seven Seas was towed Into per , with proceeds going to
Key West two days after the the auxiliary. Th. doll Is
dressed In the authentic cos.
murders and the lone •
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Eurywais. Etwin, implicated and was pr,sent.d to the
Toppers by a group of imp.
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Good weather, sportsmanship, food
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uta throw the shot-put s
mighty 821" which pads the
salon very proud of their
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For the seniors, Roger
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jump over close competition.
In the 220 yard dash, Dale
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80 seconds.
Jim Fleasanta won the soft
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came down 171" from whets
he started.
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Doesn't worry about his Instead of, "Don't you think
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him fit his plans to her house- has always enjoyed doing.
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keeping schedule.
Never nags him about any when he takes up a bobby
wood. NASHVILLE, Two. (DPI)such as gardening
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offensive backfield coach Jobs
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put his frind up to telling have alwiys oat out these
SSS
.d by Robert Reed, angry and golden opportunity for loot,
me so I would leave him, games because I haven't had
10.11 P.M. NBC. I
7:30.9 P.M. ABC. Oui, and resentful at his father's ab. and Barbara Stanwyck
C0NFIDENTIAL
This friend told inc I could my first 'ciii" kiss yet, and
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In T'Slen Ciii." Vera
come to his house any day 1 don't want It at a spiathe. TO "CAN'T ?OROIVS": To
a golden opportunity
borrow a prIcoless quota
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between 12 and I and catch bottle game. Many ag my
play grit and pioneer deter. Miles guest stare as Radial
Wilson, an American "bool.
theml Abby, I won't leave
friends think I am a poor from Herbert: "He that caninitiation. _____
teacher In an ancient Chfnue
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my husband, no matter sport. How do you feel about not forgive others, breaks
the bridge over which he
what, even if I have to share my ideas?
IIP.M. C119. The Die'.. town. Xelly and fkottle turn
WKDXI:2DAY P. 11.
(41 11seserortl
himself must pass U he
OLD.FASHIONED
him. Should I try to find
4D (5) N.wa
Van
Dyke Show. "Ftfty.Two, UP In search f a railroad
(1) When the 'tlon is
(1) ADC N.
DEAR OLD: Yoe'ra got -wou1d ever reach heaven;
Forty-Five or Work." Bob a train, If you can be1iee It,
TI Ii) The ('ectors
$ out the truth or not? I live
525 (5) NIWIlInS
5:31 15) ALtC ew•
which has disappeared enroute
1300 mIles away from my the right Idea. Hang onto it. for everyone his a need to
8:35 (2) )lun tier -Brinkley
) ii aunut Stripout of work for the aunimar,
to liong Kong. Photography
family and have no one to A kiss should be a sincere
be forgives."
(6) Walter Croakito
8:00 (1) Another world
and
he
wants
to
bide
front
S5
(5) RIPCOTII
(4) Trials at uremberg
talk to.
fact
that
even
better than usual, and
expression of sifectlon from
S
Sally
and
Buddy the
1:00 (1) Wall. cargo
s:3s (I) To Tell The l'rutii
Troubled? WrIto to ADa boy who kisses you beTROUBt.En
(1) Trials at Surembert
(11) 00119TAl Hospital
h9 Is applying for unomploy. the fantastic situation lends
BY. Box 09700, Los Angela.,
(5) The saint
D1.4H T)t'RL1I
$:2S (8) CItS )pw i
if cause he has selected YOU.
Itself to some very funny
ment pay. In a very funny lines.
(2) The Virginia*
(9) (senora, ito list
Callf, For a personal reply, 7:10
finding out the "truth" on't Kissing becomes cheap and
$ :50 (5) Hollywood Comes To 5:30 i You Don't Say
flashback,
he
remembers
an
make any difference, why meaningless (and leads to iiclous I stamped, .sU.ad.
Central YlorIda
(5) Kdp If Might
early "vacation" from the
(9) Patty Duke show
4!4% a yea, on savings,
ilO (I) fl#"rly lIltitilIlles
4:00
(3) 5ttdi lime
Alan Brady Show when he compounded quarterly, yields
emar at
ess
en
Its) Ulan*%
For Abby's booklet, "110w 5:00 (3) movie
he should cut out his lunch. or "won" Mi a game of
4:30 (2) Mlii. Douglas ShoW went to work In a factory 54% a year In 10 yearL 8"
Ii) fireen Acts.
anti wa. called out on strike
(I) Uncle Walt
Federal about this
To Have A Lovely Weds
rendezvous with that ch ance.
15) The Dig Valley
4:31 (3) NIIC 4øws
the first day on the job. Some sound Investmsot..Attv,
5
5
dIng," send 50 Cent5 to Ab.
college girl. If he's not fa.
$:30 (8) Dick Van fl)-k. Show 5:00 (8) Huckelhrry hound
(9) do&amp; Hunt
by, Box 09700, Los Angeles, 11:90 I 6) Danny XaYa show
DEAR ABD;: hy do parmiller with the law, he could
(5) Amon Hunks Secret 1:30 () ?'sw.cop.
Calif.
ants let their small cliii.
be put In the pokey.
Agent
(1) l.eiv. It To Olive?
U;0S
News
(I) Nswalla.
(I) ?'ew.
WMVO.TV 4$. $4
11:25 41) $th Precinot
?INN 1HtIII53AY
11:30 (2) Tonhiht
eO
Stan On
MovIe
4.1)
:3i.a:51 Time I.lne
1:00 (3) fl.w.
1:00.3:25 Amer. History
1:01 (2) Dally Word
5:30.110 Spanish
of diamonds. I covered with
Father starts today's dii.
5:55.10:15 Heading 7.5
oa'rm
lO:20.10:le Pvani,h I
West
the queue, whereupon
cussion by asking Jim: "You
.
10:41.11:05 Ez. Scleace I
took
his
act
and
played
ace
its
(3)
Sunshine
Almanas
10$
1 2:00.1::20 Art 8
played a lot of duplicate this
M1114
and a small heart. I drew e:29 (8) News HIstory
13:21.11:11 Kinder time
year. What was your silliest
8:30 (1) U. 5.
12:50.1:11 Space Age 5 5c1.i.e
trumps
and
claimed
th.
NIt
(6)
Summer
S.ni.,tir
hand?"
VTR
WENT
N.ws
of
the
tricks."
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1i.psat Wad. YTO
Jim: I have one that Is 4 Vold
?nay
4AZ7I$
11:10.11:50
Ho Studies S
Oswald: "Your two-club pay- 7:00 42)
really outstanding. I am zig ,A5412
(5) News
fl.p.st Wed. Vra
paid
chic
certainly
off
but
1
45)
DIII
II.n.on
Show
11:35.1151 Ituple 5
sure about the reason for my
AOl
hops its success won't csuse 7:01
(8) CHS News
1:41.1.01 headIng 7.5
two-club bid but It certainly
7:35 (2) Farm Report
Oil'? TO
Repeat VTR
you to try more psychIcs.
W'1'R CD)
73D (2) Today
worked out."
Repeat Wed, VTR
(8)
hail,
Carpet
Jim:
"It
won't.
I
still
have
CQI
$t0 I'll Amer.
Arnir, History
Oswald: "Just looking at
6) Capt. Kangaroo
not told you the really silly 5:35 ii)
'Q''
V,'*thrt, Sews
your opponent's bidding, I
#Q10111
feature of the hand. Normal 8:30 (2) Today
would say that the hand real.
5:00 (5) 11.11 of (iroucho
defense would hold me to
ly qial1fies as one of the
(8)Itompir floom
vuie.bi.
four
heart
tricks
and
w
diei..
IN THE
School
Rest o record. West had
1Ias
for the
fl%Ofld
trick.
Therefore
East
(5)
enough high cards for a double
I
Modern Wunia
and West slopped live tricks 1:30 (1) People
Pon 26
but you should not make a IDbl*. I&amp;
are runny
3
plus
play.
We
scored
The meplftw Ma
Pa
in
the
Pass
(4)
It To Heaver
takeout double of a heart bid Dble.
9) MovIe
Dble. Pass Pass Pa
Instead
of
minus
500,
but
ITO
I,Tb.lr
with a void spad. suit. Then
10:05 (1) Truth or Cons..
Opening iad'L
It didn't musk. a bit of di rquanes.
East's failure to double on.
PIyI.i M.M.es
ON A
Ci) I I.ov. Lucy
core in our match polot
spade or to bid some number
What. ThIn song
liii, 4:41, 7g20, i40
of clubs is almost beyond be' overtricks. I won the heart f score. Every other East-West 10:15(( (fl
5) The htC('oys
Concentration
11cf. How many tzicks did you lead in dummy and played A pair played and made a club
Ill
.iiy of 511)-larry
I spade, East rose with th. ace I game or slam to that minus
go down?"
(1) The Young Bet
0N•
tbo
nine
soo
would
have
been
the
same
Jim: ,,I% play is lacried. &amp;W West discarded
111186 (3) Jeop-rdy
"
TOW,Ain
ONN
(5) 1)10k Van Pyiis50
the
Jack top that plus 970 Was."
East
led
of
diamonds.
made
two
s
ible, I wasn't set. I
Pit.
tell
U) Call sly Bluff
5) to,, of I.If

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Sunday and Sunday night. A13
other daughter, Stserriet M
maid In Columbus with
friends.
The festive board was laden
with sliced ham, turkeys
cheese, green gelatin fruit
ring, relishes, chips and dips,
fruit cake and cookies.
Old friends dropping in to
renew their acquaintance in-it.
clucled Rev, and Mrs. Delmu
Copeland, Mr. and Airs. Mar'° McClaIn, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald MACLeod, Mr. and
Mrs. barv.in sue' and Mr.
and
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DEAR ABBY:Ihav.been DEAR ANDY: diu. drs wto don't
married for ten months and tic married a mortician. My plainly enough to be tadse.
7:80. P.M. NBC. Th. Vir. Harriet. "The tat. Christmas sines. Tb. show I. played out very funny aitutloni, and
am expecting any minute. sister's husband recently stood, answer the tee. sinless.
luau, of Glory." Gift." More ancient film to against * Korean War crisis, fine funny line..
Waldemar has lots of faults, died. Will you tall nis U my
(Color). Lilt Erickson guest make you fill antique. This but the real problems are •mo.
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rofus.
stars as a retired sheriff with episode, filmed 13 years ago, tional when the young pll't
but I love him just the same. daughter was right
know people
,
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1041 P.M. CBS. The Dan.
log to visit her deceased
no money who hopes his deals with a late Christmas is assigned to his father'.
Waldemar never goes out
my sister though sitting right near ' daughter will save herself by present from Grandma
uncle becau
kays Show. (Color). Ksys
Nil.
flagship.
Excellent
perform,
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night without me, but he
se
give th. business
to another phone When rtogs, let the marrying Trampia. Judy, the son, but the pleasure (or no'. ance. by all, as Is usually the rings in the Now Year In style
is my problem. A friend of mortician?
little ones answer It just to
played by Joan Free- 1I pairs) mea from
n this
his told me that my husband
Wane Newton u iueita.
WONDERING keep them amused. Maybe man, refuse, and the sheriff ing David and Rick as young,
13 being unfaithful to me. He
D E A R WONDERING: I'm a coward, because I
940 P.M. ABC. The Big Eddie Albert joins May. in a
aU
the inevitable young boys.
brings this Your daughter was dead won't sign my aim. and I moral dilemma when a robber,
VaIlsy. "The Invader.." (Ccl. killing sketch about two men
girl to his (the friend's) wrong.
who wake up the morning
won't tell my friends who Sam Coates (Michael Sarre.
9.10 P.M. NBC. Bob Hop or). Young Heath Barkley
are guilty that this gripes
house to make use of the
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no sod. U you think there sin), offers him gold in en. Presents.
Admiral." kidnaped by Daddy Cade after the offles pasty not
spare bedroom during his
DEAR ABBY: I am 14 and me
lunch hour. She's a college have just started going to are others who would also
for
silo does a fine portrayal
student, but I don't know boy-girl parties. At some of like to get this message cited, but still not enough for a Admiral Mitt Callahan, taken home to the ranch

Ceremony

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yersity of Miami.
Mrs. C. C. Jones reported it
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Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mcdcall
tending the Forest Park School entertained recently at a
.
and helping the children make
r1strnas buffet supper at
ornament.s for Christmas.
their lovely home on liattaway
It was with regret that the Manor, Altamonte Springs.
:1, resignation of Mrs. Ernestine The table was decorated In
Forward, recording secretary, a festive holiday mood and
ALL
was accepted duo to other laden with an attractive as.
commitments. Mrs. Joseph aortment of turkey, ham, sau.
CHRISTMAS
Scott will fill the vacancy for sage, variety of cheeses, dips,
the remainder of the year.
chip., nuts, cookies and pas.
The members were remind. ttries complemented with cot'
CARDS
ad of the flower show to be fee and punch.
held Feb. 21 at the Central Games were enjoyed by the
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Florida Fair. The Bear Lake young and old with all partici'
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Circle has been assigned sec pitting and reflecting the true
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Guests were Cdr. and Mrs.
building. Theme is "Serene
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lIy Jane Casseiberry
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"to linger awhile." Mra. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kalinoski,
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Pvt. Albert Wahiberg, °n
&amp;.&amp;...:.
will be chairman of the fleas' Sattelite Beach; Mr. and Mrs.
.
of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian WahI.
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Lake Circle Workshop with Ted Dudek and children, VAnberg Sr., of Plaza Oval, had ' . ".-I " r
ALL THIS WEEK
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31*-s. A. A. Jacobi co-hostess. ease, Veronica, Dianne and
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The members were given a Deborah; and Airman Roy
with the virus on his brief
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Christmas stocking from Mr.. Kelsey who is home on leave.
Christmas leave and had to
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Ostrander. By filling the stock. Also Mal. 0*-mind Me/thee
ho hospitalized Sunday at Or'
Fleiiiungs
with
change
each
month
Jr.
and
sons,
Raymond,
Char.
togs
.
lando Air Force Base. WahI'
TODD
RUSSELl4
MORGAN,
son
of
Mrs.
Jean.
.
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as indicated, this will be the lea and Ronald; Mr. and Mrs.
berg and his buddy, Pvt. Ed41111. ~'.. I
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club's one way of raising Otto hanoi and granddnugh
uarclo RodrIguez from
on his third birthday at his home In Geneva, He
money. 7% stocking Is to be ter, Sandra Evanoo, of HighArR. AND AIRS. W. P- WDCALF,couple at left, entertained friondn durPalo, Tex., arrived Thursday
211 L ftst St.
ix the grandson of ,1
11r. and Alm. J. E. Blathleux
turned in by the end of Decors land Park Estates; Mr. and
Irig the holidays at a buffet supper at their home In Altamonte Springs.
from Ft. Bucker, Ala., where
of Geneva.
(Herald Photo)
Mrs. Richard McCanna and
Pictured with the hosts, from left, are Mrs. Henry Kahinoski, Sattolito
her, 1906.
they had just completed a lw'1.
Following the Christinas gift son, Richard, and Mr. and
Bench; Otto Barton, Altamonte Springs; and Mrs. John Channel, Seicopter training course. They
exchange the members en. Mrs. Jan Fortune and son,
(Herald Photo)
are due to report to Ft. Eustis,
bitstlan.
Joyed a aocial hour and buffet Jan, of English Estates.
Va., on Jan. 3 for further
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training.
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of
When
Roger
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We buffet table.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
1)cppen,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gui.
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... - , Two guests welcomed were
Use perfume, don't hoard it. of 90 Plumoais Way, arrived lickson of 2809 Lakeview Drive
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George Fuller, a perfumer for home, to spend his Christmas
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Ellis' daughter, Mrs. Juno
30 year., explains that per. vacation with his family he spent Christina. Day with
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fume "spoils" because In most brought with him a friend and their son and daughter-in-law,
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The following members were
cases It is made of oils from fellow student at Western Mr. and Mrs. Cccli Gullick'
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plants, and like plants, It is Kentucky Slate College, La- son, of Winter Park and their
.
Mrs. Johu D*irndil, Mrs. Vcr•
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bron W. Miller it of Paris, Ky. family. Also Included in the
subject
to changes because of
zion (heaves, Mrs. C. IticlIard
.
I light, air and temperature. Miss Lizabeth Loan, daugh. family gathering were Mr.
Bale, Mrs. Vernon HerringINTIMATE
ton, Mrs. Albert A. Jacobi,
Fuller, lilanager of the per. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Mrs. L. L. Con of LongSlips, Half Slips
lit.. C. C. Jones, Mrs Dougfernery section for Colgate. Loan, of S Lotus Lake Drive, wood, parent.. of the younger
Ins Kerr, Mrs. Luther Stiles,
Gullickson.
Mrs.
is
Is
home
for
the
holiday.
from
Company, said per.
Pet-tipants, Panties
Mrs. Charles Moro, Mrs. Rich'
fume should be "consumed" the University of South Flor.
i'd Ostrander, Mrs. Richard
Shift Gown,, Long Gowns
within three to six months Ida at Tampa.
Recent dinner guests of Mr.
Scliott, Mrs. W. E. Shcard,
after
Its
arrival
on
a
dressing
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Gullickson
Baby Dolls, Pajamas
lii's. Robert Stevenson,
table,
Mr. and Mr.. Joint Howard at their home were 11ev, and
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Joseph Scott and Mrs.
of Lake Drive had as their Mrs. Delmas Copeland of CiiSleep Coats
Meter.
Trousers for women are for dinner gtwta on Christmas, selberry, Airs. Harry McPeek,
ill
Next regular meeting w
Nylon and Kodel
the home, tue resort or the Mrs. harry McI'eek of Long.
and Mr.. Beulah
be Jan. 15 at the home of Mrs.
country-but not for the city. wood and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Creel of the Seminole Trailer
Values to $12.95
Ostrander on Jamlion Drive,
Hannah Troy, designer, says Fccse of Cass.elbcrr'.
Park, Fern Park.
Bear Lake, with Mrs. Moro
so as she takes note of the
NOW
as co-hostess.
many trousered costumes in A Christmas message from i
Te
spring co ctions. Don't wear Mr. and Mrs. WU
Willis BOO
them at all, she add.,
and son, Bill, of Kodiak, Alas.
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MRS. ADELE SMITH, left, celebrated her December birthday along
you're a slacks type, with en' ka, former Cas..eiberry realAir
with her two sisters Mrs. Gladys VItrIlno, center, and Miss Ida Joppert,
dents, tells of exciting adveaCCUCDI back shape,
Heating &amp; Air
right, at the three sisters' home, Lake Brantley, Forest City. Also enjoy.
tuiei such as camping tripe
Conditioning
Commenting on a five-year
lug thu itlflChl'Ofl birthday party for Mrs. Smith were Mrs. G. Woki, Mrs.
and hunting seals, moose
(Herald Photo)
study of 3,000 British WoIfleti
J, E. Peterson, Mrs. J. S. Crum and Mrs. L. H. Miles.
Sales &amp; Service
caribou. In addition to her
who have been taking "the
leaching duties Dot Is presi'
Flannel Slacks
pill," 1)r, Aviva Wiseman told
dent of the Business and Pro.
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and Skls
Shaggy hair does continue fessinnel Women. They hope
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to take a trip to the "outside" Ir
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viewpoint of a woman's hap.
1 problems. Both boys and girls next summer and are looking
pines., ,the pill' Is the great'
to seeing old friends. _____
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suffer from acne. They need forward
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The mother of five children,
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Broken Sizes, Dark and
cleanliness routine. Frequent
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planning clinic at Slough, $4
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- England. She and her col.
lag
the
hair
bangs
and
long
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7.9$
$0
$7.95
:leagues believe that the "tan'
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gibie advantages for women
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oral
contraceptives
taking
Shaders do much to bring
L.
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outweigh the hypothetical side
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effects of the pill."
a
dark
shader
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makeup helps crests drama.
there bad been Do deaths, no
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tic hollows in the cheeks, nar
cases of cancer, heart disease
rows a wide face or nose or
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.minimizes a double chin.
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By arym Miles
A Christmas party for the
Bear Lake Garden Circle was
held at the lovely home of
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called "My Garden," which
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cleared from Christmas
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Lane. A difference was added,
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after tax deduction, so that
$100 was turned over to the
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Also reported was that ft,
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.
Orlando Garden Club turned
In the amount of $2,400 from
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toys and clothes have been
AIRS. AlILDRED FLUS, center, was hostess recently at ber Bear Lake
sent to Viet Nam by Use cirhome to the annual Christmas meeting and party of the Bear Lake Gardes.
Tay.
den Circle. Assisting the hostess serve was her daughter, Mrs.
Garden club meetings Which
lor, left. Alra. Jenny Weinar, right, served as co-hostess.
the Bear Lake Circle is lnvlt. __________________________________________________________________________________
to attend are the Camellia
Show by the Camcllla Society
of Central Florida and a Tro-

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white velvet skirt and red velvet base,

with gold accessories and wore Church of God.

floor length dress. She carried sell from Mount Dora.
a red candle mounted on a

Immediately following the
Mrs. Mary McClarien of On the full fruit stand, a
wedding, a reception was held New York City is visiting with good supply of apples, avoca.

Adventists Aid
Needy Families
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Supplies Ample,
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Mrs. M. Jones of Jacksonville.
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lie Brown Sr., l2 Locust Ave.
held its third annual Christ
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and Joseph Steele, son of
mas programpartY at the
Rev, and Mrs. Archie Steele,
home of Mrs. Eva Hughes In (1' h e following shopping
ci Eustis, were united In marS
Roseland Park.
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nag. Dec. 24, at Church of
Following an impressive de.
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God at e p. in.
votion, gifts were exchanged ping buys for this weekend
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Rev. Leon Devenaux offi.
and guests were served chick. was prepared by the U. S. De
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en, bar.b.que, salad, cake and partment of Agriculture and
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dielight ceremony.
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punch. It was reported that Interior for UP!.)
Organist was Earl E. Mm.
everyone seem to have spent
ott, who played the traditional
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wedding music. Jimmie R.
(UP!) Mrs.
Beatrice Guno is their
11111 sang "Because" and "The
president; Mrs. Jury Jones, Weekend shoppers will find
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Lord's Prayer."
ample New Year's supplies
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Mother and advisor,
The altar was decorated with
of
foods
red and white mums and I)oin.
Nelwyn Henderson, daughter Recommended meats In
settias. The setting was the [r (
of Rev, and Mrs. H. B. White. elude beef roasts and ground
spitome of Christmas.
burst Ii spending the Christ. beef. Ham and smoked picnics
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wyn will return to Rochester are reasonably priced, compet.
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gowned in a formal wbte
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she is currently a Jun. trig for popularity against tur
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Benjamin Franklin key. Eggs in some areas are
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111gb School.
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11cr veil was attsched to a
headpiece of orange. blossoms In the vegetable bins, beets,
Mrs. Ruth Allen and Clif.
MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH STEELE
shaped hi the for-rn of a white
ford 3. Huraton are to be brussels sprouts, cabbage,
poinsettia. She carried an all pin, dresses with matching nations,
commended for directing the broccoli, and celery are In
white bouquet of orchids.
Maid of honor was Miss velvet headpleces shaped to The groom's mother was beautiful Christmas Eve can. good supply. Also check for
Belly Brown, sister of the form a poinsettia. Each car. gowned in a two piece kelly dleiight wedding of Mr. and plentiful amounts of lettuce,

Xiss Maggie Wilette Brown,

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and toys, for needy families were (left to right) Mrs. Yuanitn Steele,
(Herald Photo)
Mrs. Mabel Meeks and Mrs. Russell Ryder
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and Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Albert P)e, junior vice corn- the Deliary Barracks; sad
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chaplain.

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aodela, entirely rn-id. by hand, and balsa wood and each city of the elevated platforms on meats, which hay, been xe. muses— Funeral .rvless early today, wilt be at 2 p.m. chaplain; Pauline W a I t e r, son, oneyear trustee; Fred caroLs. Mrs. Ebetsoix was pI.
Tb. cities sit on th. sides connected to switches that ..tt.4 by Miles hi his lsrdus.

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1197, Deflary, and the Auxiliary Unit, was conducted by district seven
officials. Participating were (top, from left) Helen Donlon, Mary Gulick,
Blanceb Brault, Mar)' hlariiss, Greta Denning, Margaretta Holmes, Mild.
red King, Maria Ebetach, Elsie Merrill, Ruth LaChat, Bertha Anderson,
I'auillne Valter, Ruth lovanna, and Inn Benedict; (bottom, seated, from
left) Ed lovarnut, John Ebetsch, Elden Benedict, Albert Pye; (second
row) Walter Shunley, Eugene Beinert, Irving Jacobs, Chauncoy King,
William Bries; (back) Mike Donlon, Fred Berger, John Drick, Norvin

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ROASTS

ALL BRANDS

World War I Veterans, Bar. I.aChat and Blanche Urault F. Schultz, district seven chap.
'a. auxiliary distributed a
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lain; William Coveney, di,..
Auxiliary held installation of Raymond Gamble, depart' ifit seven past commander;
t.giy over th holidays.
officers for 1966 at the Corn- went junior vice president,

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Christmas," and games were
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MU.. ha. been workingand
on .1
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his control
and befor,
manipulates
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which the cities are built, aU worked sad repaired and in.

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the wrist.
alongsid, the tracks whets and other equipment.
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Tb. scale mod.l replicas of busy figures of men and sal- Moving canis, oil rigs and
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mns. vonnni-.ia .. King, senior vice president; chaplain; William Dries, judge treasurer.
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ru.rai service. Myrtle Hill, junior vice prest' advocate; John Duck, three- Following the Inatalistioni,
Tb. only' difference Is, factories, stockyards, stores mats hurry about Ui. scene. other emoted gedgets ax.
for Mrs. Oorn.*Ia
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I. s dent; Elsie Merrill, coaduc' year trustee; Chauncey King, Mrs. Adam Muller led the
Miles' train ars all mini,and other buildings ar. all ApproxImately 10 miles of run by discarded motors from Vuneral Notice
lures aM his citis, are scale mad' of paper, cloth, plastic wire runs undt'r the floors llqrmr sad b..r advertise. a n IT ii. ma.. CITUS*I*$ Street, Sanford. who 41.4 tress; Margaretta holmes, two-year trustee; Bob Morel' group in tinging Christmas twmo two cities, c*a..te4

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his towns occupy $ large miround.

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Men's Club Meet president, presided during the trict seven commander who DeLand Barracks 414; Leon______________
served as sergeant at arms, and McPherson, cornm,.nd.r
The Men's Club of the Cas- ceremonies.
By Dotd. Lulls sad

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Dec. iS at the Community
Center where the auditorium
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theme. The buffet was center,J cci with fancy tld.bita and
cookies, flanked by twin crys- tal punch bowls. The piesi'

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member in good standing of
his borne post in I'ekln,
Local Legion officials mak.
tog the presentation, which
was accepted by Senator and
Mrs. Dlrksen at their Ddllary
home, were Commander Ly
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radishes, squash, sweet pots.

Francis, of Daytona; Shirley of his daughter, Mrs. Chris. An award for meritorious
system.
vita Sealy, Jeanetto Kitties, man,
and Rose Marie Jones of The bride's mother was Out-of-town guests: Mrs. Ann Simmons and Darryl tine Woodell, 336 E. Kentucky service has been presented to
Jacksonville; Gloria Moody, gowned in a two piece light Maggie McCann, Syracuse, N. Keith. Gift, wore exchanged Avenue, PoLand.
and Joyce Iliilsman of Alta. green brocade formal gown V.; Mr. anti Mrs. James alter dinner. All departed de. Funral arrangements arc In Ser Everett M. Dirksen by
inonte. They were gowned in with gold accessories and floucy, Mrs. Millie IL Harris, manding a repeat perform, charge of Brisson Funeral herbert D. GIbb American
Legion Post 259 of Deflary.
Home.
red velvet floor length em wore a whit. corsage of car. of Philadelphia; Mrs. Cather. ance.
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kets, the center provided Sun.
shine liaskuta for 25 pntlents,
19 at the Haven Rest Home
in Vinter Park and nine at
the Cuselberry Rest Home.
Four members of the Sev.
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au in their SO's, and two of
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grapes, oranges and nuts are
the structure.
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the shape of a poinsettia.
the best buys.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.
Matron of honor was Mrs. ra Steele, Israel Black, Zan. hit, Taylor, Mrs. Mary Hill,
Nationally, flab sticks, can.
Christal Faust, sister of the mdc Hall, Willie Faust, Charles Mrs. Robert Brown, Velma Thomas Jr. entertained their nod tuna, and canned red sal.
groom, tron Washington B, C. liudnell, Penman Johnson, hayes, Louise Steele, Eliza. elan with a traditional Christ. mon are the fish plentiful,
lien dress was Identical to Bennie Bees., Jerome Hill beth Al14'n, Gloria l)iaon and mas dinner with all the trim, for this weekend.
Legionnaires
mings. Attending were Mrs.
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Faye Oliver.
that of the maid of honor, only and Jimmie Shaw.
For going away, Mrs. Steele Lessle L. Thomas, Dr. and
Flower girls were Julia
her skirt was red velvet and
Hunt, Jacquelin Dargan, Toni chose a black and white suit Mrs. 0. T. Wiggins, of Pen. W. Stoudenmire
top of white velvet.
Bestow Honor
sacola; Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Bridesmaids were Patricia Moody, Neicy Henderson, liol- with matching accessories.
Following a abort wedding Dlx and son, Stanley Karl; Dr. Dies At DeLand
Iierritt, Helen Starke, Bar. ly Blackshoare, C y n t h i a
bars Deese, Betty Black, Doro. Brown. Each carried a bou. trip, the couple will reside in Evelyn W. Sharpe and son, W. I.. Stoudenmire, long time On Sen. Dirksen
Gainesville where bath are Frederick, nephew, Reginald resident of Sanford, died at
thy Moore, Eula Harris, Eli- quet of red poinsettlas.
y Mrs. John Leone
leata Hill all of Sanford; Le. Ring bearer was Alan Book, employed in the public school Landers, all of Detand; Willis 1:42 a. m. today at the home

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The Chriatmia project of
the Altamonta Springs Say.
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and Welfare Center was in
when food, clothing,
full
anti toys, were distributed
needy fantillea in the Longwood, Casselberry, and Altamonte areas.
Fifteen hundred cans of food
were contributed to the center
by the South Seminole Jaycees from their recent Skate.
AThon along with a cash do.
nation which was used to purchase fresh '.egetsbles and
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1l6l North Park Avenue. with tunnels and bridges for transformers and a pow.r sup. trains, Miles ma wet-k them LIciatiag. Burial was Ia v.rthat (low.r. bs omihl,4 tee; Mary GUIIICk, treasurer; islative chairman, and Charm and Dora Mildeaberger, uslst1 r 5 a C.nrst.ry. lirlasun l3rIs.oa ruasnal Slums is Ins Benedict, secnetaryl Mary cay K, historisa.
ed by their committee.
all nt
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SILVER DOLLAR "JACKPOT" ISNOW WORTH $910
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Automobiles cost more this year
than last. So they are cheaper.
are
time and money on their hair than
most women are
Football Is, of course, a fun game
to build character and demonstrate
true sportsmanship. So young men
fresh out of college are demanding
—and getting—as much as $400,000
for consenting to play It
Puzzled? The explanations are
simple
It Is true that the price tags
on most of the 1966 dream cars are
a little higher than last sear. But
In
the Bureau of Labor
Consumer Price Index, says they
are actually cheaper by 08 per cent.
The reason is that the new cars
Include as standard equipment certhin safety features which last year
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P4MW BADGE—ScoUtin
ago expanded Its lIe)
long

of interest beyond the
council lIre and hiking
trail. Now s new merit
badge, 109th In the long
series, takes Boy Scouts into the apace age. Requlre•
Inents for the new badge,
worked out In part by

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coflitrt2CtlOn of

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vehicle.

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spending more

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beauty but makes the hair smell
good like coiffured hair should.
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but to fight off eager
ent pro football recruiters who proc.
tically knock each other's brains out
In their frantic efforts to Induce
Saturday's heroes to get rich b
building their characters In fun
games on Sunday television.
that clear things up?
There
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other current confu'ion, such
can be
how come our enemy's
flown openl and without penalty b
American citize ns in a parade past
the nations Capitol while Amencan boys are ilvintr in Viet Sam for
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WASHINGTON (NEA) The lishment" organizations as the Negro for at least a century old enough to void
projected springtime White National Association of Manu- and that, therefore, virtually Complete withdrawal from
entire burden of correct- external reality Is death!
House Conference on Civil lecturers, the American liar the
Inc, this condition must -And the more nearly you
Right,, is seen by some oh. Association, the American Li- upon the white community,
have severed your contacts
servers on the racial front as glon, a variety of other civic
White sympathizers with Ne- with external reality, the more
providing a chance for sorely and professional groups.
gre aspirations, even as they moribund you really are.
needed Improvement In dang- Says this observer;
realize they are Increasingly So send for my "Compli.
erously edgy white-Negro re- "These groups ought to be
suspected
In today's strained meat Club" booklet, enclosing
drawn into this, to be enlationships
long stamped, return envethe
couraged
to
see
that
the
Nosituation,
nevertheless
insist
Dec.
29,
1965
Herald
Sanford
Its Mt-Coos report on
Fags lÀ
that Negroes also must change lope, plus 20c, and become
Watts riots in Los Angeles gro problem is just as much in attitude and
conduct
if any
young
In spirit—as
underlines the explosive peril their as It is a matter for goV- kind of workable
harmony
is more
popular,
too? well as
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churning near the surface a- emnmcnt or civil rights organ- ever to be achieved in Amer.
WS.ASk vOLTOLIL, Lircalalt.. Ia...ral Mesas.,
mong alienated lower class Izatlons."
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The underlying notion Is The argument of one payurban Negroes.
AdvertIsing
1flr.cI.r
Aseocist. uditor
Further evidence comes con- that the whole of white Amer- chological specialist here is
any alians
5*01)A5 PSi?
£dv.rtl,Inii Mana g er
the harsh utter- ice Is actually involved but
Mans;Ing Editor
tinuously
that the long history of warpJASIS sU ItMAMS
goat.
ances of frustrated militant that the necessary important ed white-Negro relationships
liusinuss Manager
Vocisty Editor
am
Negro leaders, who have stop- initiatives can come only from has Inevitably damaged both
P550 WOLLU
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elements" which sides and that both in coneped up their hammer blows the '
Mechanical Supi,
City Editor
SILL wsacsne
on the white community U if thus far have too
alloy WELLS
often stood quenee must engage heavily
staff Photographer
County *dlWr
trying to find a voice suitable aloof from the struggles.
In the repair process. White
to the people of Watts
This same observer con. action alone, it is contended,
For all their effort, they tends further that a collision will not give the Negro the
Publiubod daily except Saturday, luesay sad Christmas;
largely unacceptable to between these elements and place In society he seeks.
seem
Christmas.
preceding
Belied Saturday
the Negroes of Watts and sits, the stubborn realities of the Sy mpa t h i z ers underliar big city ghettos.
sVRI5IPTSoN AAT1199
Negro problem may persuade stand that this approach de$1. wash
Comedian Dick Gregory, no them that the social and econ- mends of Negroes a mature
W*.*i WSU MJrT. with
Home O.Uwerj'
— S 000 hostesses, hee mere
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quiet moderate. Is contemptu- omie coats of not salving it acceptance of criticism, a
lijr Mali
them iiiity yssil psdima is
$11.11 1 Tsar
$i.00 i Year
lie Wish
ously dismissed by ghetto real, could ultimately prove a dli. hard self-appraisal, and a new
isstsrWO pied wil is b"V-r sad
1.71 5 Monthe
IOu S Months
dents as among those Negroes strous burden for the whole compassion for white Amen1.1
liii. For Smi
5.55 5 Months
lie $ Months
"you whites try to choose for country.
tin
cans that cannot come easily
1.05 1 Month
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us as the leaders you think A bluntly presented tally to revoluntlonary spirits stlrrw. a. P..tsl *sgvlalleaa provide that ill mall subscriptions I. we ought to have."
of the mounting tax load as- i after long decades of dii'
paid
Notwithstanding an expected cribable to Negro distress in tress.
affecting Negro prospects In America, particularly In the
The M.rsld Is a member of the United Press which I. •a. spring avalanche of proposals floundering cities, might stun
titled .sclu.lv.ty to the use fee r.pubUcattoa .5 all the loCal jobs, housing, schooling, pby. "power structure businessVirginia Petroski
a.ws pelates Ia this a.wspsp.r
steel security and courtroom men" who think of the pro.
P. 0, Box 1214
White blen as being somebody
justice, the
55*1.rd
h r..t house parley may find the else's. They have a vital stake
Entered as ee.oa5 slase matter October 31, 1115
Jets Norris
OffIce at Sauteed, Flodda. under Ike Act of Coastesi at Muck frayed links between whites In real solution..
TB 1.1514
and Negroes an Imperative At the same time, It Is be.
L 1111S. S.1..le
piece of business,
big argued here that Negroes
One civil rights observer for their part also need to mxMildred Haey
p. put at say ..aurtsJ, news r udvertlaler of thIs 0610611 of suggests that, as a major bibit a new spirit.
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times larger than the one ing mad by the noise will cer- The flights east from here cut the bonds that tie you be a quitter.
"So I put on my coatgoing
anti ty parlors were not enough to
at Sanford. 11 you could poss. talnly agree that the cause co ver a l ow popul a t i on area. to external reality, Follow
Maa'. thrilling adventure told the Judge I was
Ibly get the dollar sign Un. can just as well be served by
combat my rapid descent Into
our and rejuvenate your scull to the drugstore.
branded from your brain and an intelligent location of the communit
e sudde
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i
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look at the matter really ob. air station. It would also ap- I
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more friendsi until I happened to hear
have
jectively, you would see that pear that The Sanford Herald avy-connect ed people and and win far
anti
girl clerk make a very good civic
B.
CASE
X-493:
Martha
an Installation devoted to car. could better spend its brain- N oflOiC impact it will have, aged So, Is the wife of a Judge. sales talk about a brand of taken on the job of teaching
pilot training with its washing time by pro moting nat is no sour grapes.)
an adult Bible Class.
"Dr Crane," she confessed toothpaste,
daily aid nightly touch and go things which would tend to
"Anti I really feel 10 years
"Whereupon.
I
paid
her
a
dinner
party
in
to me at a
danger of falling upgrade the county rather Mayor and City Council
practice,
Ohio, "1 want to thank our Ak- sincere compliment and hast- younger, just because of this
aircraft and the maddening than trying to pack it full of City of Caaselberry,
Beacon, Journal for re- tined home. 'flits compliment rejoinder of the human race,
noise has no place in a highly low income people in canning Gentlemen:
from which 1 had been recompleted my day's
I would like to express my juvenating me."
populated area. A decision to plants and government work.
"And from then onward treating.
raised
my
eyebrows
Since
I
place such an installation in While your circulation may appreciation to the pollee
"So I owe thanks to you and
in bewilderment, she hasten, through the 30th day, I made our ...L....Ii,I t..... T,.,,r,i.I
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sure I had paid S coniplionward:
hery for their cooperation in ed"Earlier
for thus rejuvenating my pernients before dark.
this
year
I
order.
helping form a schoolboy pasofltyl"
newspaper booklet, "Hut one of the most gratiat South Seminole Ele- ed your
fying results has been the fact This smart wife has made
'The Compliment Club.'
for many
mentary School,
"For it sounded like a fas- I have stopped my withdraw' an excellent point,
PeOPlO with comparatively
Chief Sawyer and M
cinating experiment to put the at from life
Swearingen helped in the or- Golden Rule into effective "Why, I used to teach a youthful bodies are becoming
ganization and training of our daily action.
Sunday School class and wes senile above the eyes!
spirit
Beware, for a
trol
"Anti I faithfully paid my active in so many civic and
Their assistance has made three compliments every day. other church groups, that I in an out body Is tiesirabte.
the area served by the patrol Or at least I did till the late- met 25 to 50 people per day But not an old spirit in a
safer for our children.
to whom I could have paid a youthful torsot
ful 17th day.
Emerson said that we are
Thank you for allowing such
"Then at dinner that night compliment.
no
older than where we dwell
clay
I
fine men to work with us.
I happened to remember that "Yet on that 17th
minds.
Sincerely.
I hail paid only two coinpll- found that I hadn't met but inIfOur
we
look forward eagerly
2
personsl
C. M. Harp, Sr. I ments, so I lacked the third
to the tomorrows, then we are
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"So I suddenly realized that
ed. The Secretary of Defense relatives in past crashes in (Editors Note: Sanford Na- Martha, though medically to complete my day's quota.
"It was cold and blustery I was growing prematurely
snakes the decision and I'm this area, the families who val Air Station Is being moved nealley, was letting fleas.
,ateu enslave her prematurely. So outside, so I disliked the idea old.
Id 'ts care le ss have been frightened by near iO a more higyPOpu
sure that as couldn
g hly.
about a handball court down in misses, the families who have area if t Is transferred to study this case with care, of venturing forth.
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"But I am of
for you are moribund, pay.
litti, about appeasing con- ed, and the fa.uilles who have 55 (100 in that community c mhave
character
when
you
and
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rcssmen having closed bases been driven almost stark m v. pared to about zs000 in ours.

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about the closing of the Naval feasance.
in the long run
Air Station seems ill conceiv- The families who have lost
c R. Thomas

varieties of orchids grow. It
the group

eluded a turkey, canned foods
fruit, and gifts for each o
the children. These items won
given by members of the chap
ter.
Sine. Santa himself was It
downtown Sanford Wednes
day, Wands rontimici, h
those as his helpers to do
liver the gifts Joyce Thomas
Carolyn Walk
Brenda
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events back borne. Back home who bad no silk socks and,
By Lyle Wilson
Recommended reading for In Alabama, 11111 knows that maybe, no socks at all.
President Johnson was fac.
all Is the latest document from the voters have been turning
angrily away frum the nation- ed with a similar problem
solidly conservative organi- al Democratic party. Harry when he felt the need of votes
zatlon called Americans for H. Goldwater carried Ala- outside of Texas where his
Constitutional Action WCA no. bama against Lyndon B. John- enemies claimed he had grown
what your congress- son in 194. The Alabama rice- tip to he a gas and oil, anti.
have been somewhat labor segregationist senator,
men have been up to in terms tion
of maintaining the integrity of rigged against Johnson. But Johnson managed to adjust his
the U. S. Constitution.
no one compelled Alabama. principles to his new nation.
ACA rates congressmen
Inns to vote for Goldwater. *1 al constituency as 11111 seems
they vote on Issues deemed by though 479,000 of them cliii sc. to be adjusting to new eondthe organization to preserve This vote was plainer than lions In Alabama and Lindsay
the Constitution
originally any writing on the wail. 11111, to a new constituency In New
conceived. For guideline pur- of course, can read.
York. flight or wrong all of
poses: ACA rated Sen. Abe Llster Hill has been a mlgh- this Is known as rising above
ilihiLoff (D-Conn.) at 12
ty new dealer, lie once was Princii)lC5. A neat trick.
cent of a possible 100 on his tapped to make the renotni- --------__________
voting record in the last sea- nating speech for Ff11. lUll lhhhu1114! ,
sion of Congress. Ribicoff is a was one of the new breed of.
left winger, a member of southern Democrats, a cornAmericans for Democratic Ac- fortable situation until sutition and a graduate of the denly all
changed.. 'the ..
',.
Kennedy cabinet whence he ACA ratings indicate that 11111
went to the U. S. Senate. In is in hurry-up process of
contrast to Rlhicofrs rating changing his spots to acijii't 1
Is that of Sen. harry F. Byrd to the new political landscape
(fl-Va.). Byrd was rated 93 in Alabama,
cent.
Now for Lindsay. Ills prinThe ACA ratings also give a ciples seem to have changed
cumulative rating covering more than 11111's but in the
DEB
the pears 1933-56 for the Sen. opposite direction. As the Idea
ate and 1957.05 for the house, grew upon Lindsay that he
Charles A. McManus, ACA might be mayor of New York
executive director, noted
City his principles seem to
spectacular changes which have begun adjusting to New
seem to reflect recent politl. York City politics which it
cal developments in two wide- dominated by racial, religious
ly separate states— Alabama and labor pressure groups,
and New York, McManus re. fit- represented a so- called
ported that:
silkatocking congressional Ms.
"The greatest improvement trict on New York's plush
In ACA ratings among Senate F.astsidc. But to be elected
Democrats was by Sen I.ister mayor, John Lindsay net-tied
11111 (Ala.), who jumped 33 the votes of a lot of citizens
points
15 per cent In
lOGO to 45 per cent in IM.
PREPARE FOR COLD
"The worst decline among
House Republicans was by
Rep, Richard V. lindsay, N. .oa
Y,, now mayorelcct of New
Peel 011
York City, who incUect me- 0 Furnace Cleaning
lllftiinied the Republican party,
Repair
In the recent mayoralty elec.
Heaters a Furnaces
Save and Earn
tion. Lindsay slumped 72
points, from 79
cent In SEE
1900 to 7
cent in 1905."
Plumbing,
Behind those two remark.
heating, Inc.
able changes in political prin. 1967 Sanford
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Clerk of Circuit Court
11114minale County. plarlds

Arthur K. Beckwith. Jr.
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Attorneys for r1alatiff

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Lewis Bales A sell

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clean Furn. Apt. 133.Iloe,
ladicsted court against you Ids, IN prgboile.
1111lovkhotilere Meeting
SANFORD
The rocular annual meeting rurn. or unturn. S 84rm. 4 V.
and each of You. and ageinst in rot Kelate of
plaintiff,
Stanley Radsiewics and An. IIOHEI1T BRUCZ RISER. Sit, of the eterkioldere of The
leg apt., tile bat
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Ionia Railslowles. his wife. the
floor. kitchen oQUIPP64.
EDWARD LX3 HAMPTON.
title of which case to an shown ve pt cre,difore sad rell do, Flarlds. will be hold at the
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Defendant.
Seminal. County, Florida; above.
Oviedo Memorial IhillIng at
flavl.g Claims or
%oTlCR To APPEAR
together with the follow.
I:eI P. 51. on Wednesday, Jan.
You are hereby required to Against Paid E.tales
Ing:
Ill OV IrLORIVA Toll
you
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file Your answer f.r written You still vach of
EDWARD LZX HAMPTON
Two (I) Electrand Wall 010100648, ft any. to the above hereby notified and r"Ilrod lion of Directors. to consider
IS) W. 135th Itre.t
Puriseis 4 9 113
proceeding with the Clerk of to present any claims and di. and art • $ ltSpb..d stock
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has been filed against you, sad this Court and to serve a copy mande which
New Ten. New York
you, or either •f split and Ike ac I •f SlOe new
YOU Lii fIREflY NOTI. you are required to serve a thereof upon lb. plantiff'. at. yin, may have against the Shares of stock. end the Iran..
VIED that a Bill of Complaint Copy of your Answer or other torneys who" name and ad. "late at II namitT 131IUCV, action of such other business
for divorce has been filed pleading to said Complaint dress appears hereon. on or be. R1SI'ft. lit, deceaSed. Isle of as may properly .ome bilsee
against you, and you are re. upon the Plaintiff', attorney,, fore lii. 7th 'lay of
February,
said County, to lb. County the meeting.
a copy of your
HUN- 1164, the nature of this pro. Judge of romirl 0ount
answer or ple"In to the Bill 1101 Meridian Avenue. kl&amp;mL castling being &amp; suit to tore. yjarlds. at
63-114 MORK PONDS - CHIVROLUS
z2ocutive Vie* Preamost
a office in I
of Complaint on the Plaintiffs Reach, Florida. .nd file the close the lien of a mortgags court bios. of said County at Publiph Dii. 3$, $351 1 Jan.
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Attorney Paul C. Pirkiss, 547 eriinal Aiswer or pleading In on the following described pro. Samford. Florida, within alt 1S6
$'5
Weet South Street, Oriand., the •ffisi 01 the Clerk of the party situate
In
Seminole
calendar months from the time CUT.$e
Florida. and flle the .nlihial Circuit Court on or b.f. County. Florida, te.wit
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of the first publicatlea of this
&amp;now## or pleading In the of. the Ith day of Vehruary. logo.
Lot 33. FI;NI.A%*L) YSTA. smilte. Two "plea of each
MOST MAY11 A* CONDITION10115
flee of the Clark of the Cit. It you (all to do so, judgment
TES. First Addition. &amp; oub. claim or demand shall be In
cult Court on or before Wed. by default will be taken
dielsion According to map writing, and shall state the
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Cr plat thereof recorded a lace of residence and post of.
you tau to so me judgment by asand
Plot 11"So 112, page St. 91 rice address of the claimant,
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be pub.
Pull Records of dogil bad shall be sworn to by the
yes for the relief demanded looked *ace a week for I*vlr
STATION WAGONS 0
County, Splarlds.
claimant. his itgoal, or all
In the Bill of complaint.
CoiiuIcutl,e weeks.
ArID 0fli3181fl it ney, and accompanied by a (ii.
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WiTNESS me hand and 1.11
COMPLITULY CO ITIONID AND
at $flfp, emlnole County, Sanford, Florida, this 37th day of Florida this Silk day of Di. claim or demand not ii filed
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PUICU START Al ONLY
Florida. this :ellk day of De. of December. loss.
comber. lose.
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ri'. Mart, 211 Hanford Ave. Writs for
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Winderil Malaga &amp; W,ard.

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2465 South Park Avenue
322-2285 or 322-2264

331.31:0 REALTY

/5/ Charles C. Mitchell
JAMPX FT IIFRT TISORNTO'4 Till' *IIAIiIW't IIA'4K P't 261$ Mo French Ave Sa nford.
executor of the Last and $.%l.LYN 1.11. THORNTON, SAV1NOS IN TIlE CITY
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sales experience necessary
Stemper Agency
2146 Poll Drive over 00. Car preferred, aver.
age of two night per week Realtor. Insurer. Appraiser. Njoill 321.1617
1112-411:4 ,is Olds 4 Dr, St. Good con4l.
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Insurance.
WILAON-MAll 11PURNITURN top quality manufacturer of
1919 S. French Ave.
1 40 Chevy Impala Convertiblol
Buy - Sell - Trade
leading automotive specialBlock home In town. Buy now
now top, 341 @tick. 40,000 at.
311-16 r- let
121-3112 ties offers:
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wall il A-I shape.
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Complete Insurance
55. Furniture For Sale
balance top* than rent.
323-0123.
- Retirement plan
201 L Pork
JOHNNY WALKIl
- rrelint dam. SVI.lIly expense advance
'10 Volvo completely gone over.
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WZLI4AM$
aged bedroom and dining %eekly travel allowance
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133.1*37
or 133.7111 after 1:10
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401 Magnolia. 122-0110.

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Auto Glass.
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Everett A. Harper
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gas ranxe. 322 2807.
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all Areas of Sanford. Let us
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11901 X. Park Ave.
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chose of Blue Lustre. Car. I horijuil h fare. excellent
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RENTALS
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MONTI1LX PAYMENTS
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IMMEDIATE I)FLIVERY
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military spokesman disclosed times in the face," the U.S. had suffered."
you ace the lead from the last ucation departments will be
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spokesman said today. "They
The Communists set up battle? Don't be like them, centered in Florida, School
Now is the time to collect
The committee, organized Naval Air Station is closed.
A. K. Shoemaker Jr. has
Supt. Floyd T. Christian said.
The bodies of the Marines,
Join us"
the falling flower seed i°
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Feeling at an organizational
assigned to a U.S. Army
cf the Golden Rain Tree. special for-era unit, were found
member "blue ribbon commit- cunning chuanshes- president, meeting of the committee
Scratch the seed Into an open Dec. 20, four days
after the
MEMI'IIIS (Ul'i) - Nancy tee of the bemlnole county hug as its goal development Veslnesday was that the Na.
space In the garden. Theyg
battle at Ba To 310 miles north
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of a long-range plan for the val Air Station can be es.
inmate easily mu grow 5
of Saigon, the spokesman said.
exits beauty, was named hid,,
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The trees can grow to three
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plans would not hinge on
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as U.S.
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transplant readily In the win- munist, atrocities carne
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Untagged dogs outside Seminole County Humane Soceptcd
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All animals impounded at eased some list today, but the
Shoemaker sitisi th rununsit- tee will take Its fight to Con.
part
of
$
mixed
Vietnamese.
effective
Saturday.
An est.inuateil 911,000 persons who flow two spaceships in tee would be concerned with gri'sa early next month. NAS
ty Is virtually nonexistent,
the shelter will be held for rains continued.
Enforcement of the coun• five day.. It
Florida State Employment American patrol which on Dec.
Through,ut the rest of the have enrolled in some 1,501) orbit barely a yard apart 15 concrete goals for the ecu is one of Ill base closings
they are not
Service says the unemployed 16 was hunting for the North ty's dog control directive will claimcd at that time they "Alto,', howl-vi-r. wnnll mouth. niRnpower development and days affo, were to tell the nomic futuro of tile county re. which will bo reviewed by
account for only three per cent Vietnamese army's 18th Regi. begin in earnest, according will become legal property of eriy winds pushed tempera. training projects in the Jut world today how the dlii it. gardless of whether Sanford Congress in January,
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alder-cd a small surplus.
As the Pacific storm moved U. S. Office of Education.
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310 miles north of Saigon.
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or may be redeemed, said, to the southeast., Phtwnix, The office said nearly $70 lea and Space Administration
They were attacked by an
"However, there will be no traded or given away.
Lee Sparkman, fullback on
Arts., was expected to get, million had been allocated for (NASA) was to give them
last )-ear's Seminole hUgh foot' estimated 300 regulars from wholesale pickup of dog.,"
The county's dog directive hit by the rains that caused classroom and shop training medals for the rendezvous
ball team, has been classified the North and their position Robbins sai&amp;
states that prior to October floods and mudihidos in south. in the period,
flights — the "spirit of 76"
H. said then, were no
j.A but won't have to face the overrun within an hour by
i of each year, every owner em California Wednesday, soGemini journey that ranks as
draft until he completes high heavy mortar and small arms plans to to out and scour the of a dog must have it vie. lating amuse than 1,000 home..
county for unlicensed dog..
school. Lee won The Sanford fire,
perhaps the most spectacular
cinated against rabies by a
Up to 13 inches of rain fell
WASHINGTON (UPI) — of the space age,
Robbins said several hun'
Thirteen survivors from the
,llerald'Buddy Lawson memor'
licensed veterinarian.
in Angeles Natis,nsai Forest The Social Security Adnninlpatrol made it back to Ba To dred tags hav, been sold of
lal trophy last )'ear.
An awards ceremony for
near
Los Angeles and more stratlon announced a record
the 2,000 ordered Past fall,
His older brother, Capt.
Gemini
7 astronauts Frank
rain was falling early today. $18.3 billion in benefits had
But, he added,
d, the dog tag
Floyd Sparkman Jr., Will
James Lovell and
Borman
and
Winds diminished in the been paid out in 1905, a $2.1
leave for duty in Vletnam next Gov., Mrs. Burns sal. hasn't been going as Yacht Owner
chaser. Wal'
Gemini
S
space
Northwest today, but snow billion increase over Past year.
it should. Tags coat $1 each .
mouth,
anti
Thomas
St-sfter
Shirra
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Where will the Port of San
County Health Department in
MIAMI (UPI) — A Coast high as 88 inches Wednesday retroactive to January a
TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Sanford and at the offices
ford get its business? That big
south of Houston.
barge and tug in Lake Monroe Gov. and Mrs. Hayden Burns of four veterinarians in the Guard officer said the owner at Mount Baker, Wash,
counted for about half the
A news conference for the
Sexton Summit in southwest increase, the administration
the other day ought to answer will spend most of New Year's county — Dr. Raymond Bass, of a yacht which sank in the
nation's newest space heroes
Atlantic
Tuesday
faces
char.
Oxrgtun
reported
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carry.
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holiday traveling and attend. Dr. Jams'. H. Foley, Dr.
said,
— their first meeting with
lag tons of liquid nitrogen for ing football bowl games.
James C. Lawrence and Or. ges of negligence and a fine. ansow In 24 hour., bringing it&amp;
newsmen since the blastoff, at
The
yacht
Marana
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total
on
th.
use in the manufacture of dry
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(pe Kennedy — was ached.
fertilizer,
spent Thursday In Jackson.
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SALISBURY, Rhodesia Wed.
Miami.
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14
persons
on
yiile and planned on attending a lease agreement with the
(UP!) - Bloodshed could rethe Gator Bowl gam. there ___________________ board were rescued.
suit
from British "bungling"
Cdr. Marc Welliver said in.
New Year's Eve.
TWIN DIES
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After the game they will
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spotted Saigon editor who de. Premier Ian Smith warned.
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BOSTON (UPI) — Mass.
- Lachance, of Northbrook, Ill.,
Crossword puzzle ....,..... • fly to Miami to ski pert In Lisa Merle Mamst.onya, smaller owner of the Marana, failed fled the Viet Cong in print. H. also predicted "chaotic" achusetta Atty. Gin. Edward
of the Siamese twins born
Dear Abby ........„.,,.,, I the Orange Bowl psre.d..
to have his beat inspected to was shot to death today in conditions in neighboring W. Brooks announced his canfront of his house. Police Zambia, which has been af- didscy today for the R.publi.
Editorial page .......... I Saturday morning they will Christmas Day to Mr. and carry passengers for hire.
.1ntertaInmcnt .... ,.,._..... I again take to the air, flying Mrs. Gerald Kantonya, died
identified
the Journalist as Vu feclod by British economic can nomination to the U.S.
said
Welliver
the yacht's
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the Vietnuisseuie troops:
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United Press International
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While the world waited and broadcast by the North Vetna. interest in peace but declar. today he promised Pope Paul
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hoped, ranking U. S. diplomats mcse news agency in hanoi, ing'
the United Slates would , i:• t?
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.. .. . spread through Europe and Ito charged the United Stater
The U S government must make eery effort to find an
Asia today In a massive new with "scheming" to spread
completely and unconditionally "honorable and lasting ficace"
1.
peacc initiative to end war in the Vietnamese war to Cam. end Its bombings and all acts
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lbodia and Laos.
Vietnam.
of war against the DRV In Vietnam.
Repeating previous Com' (North Vietnam), stop its sp- Goldberg, who flew to Rome,
Against the backdrop f
six-day pause in U. S. tzla munist conditions for a peace gression in South Vietnam ami Wednesday nisht for a loo-'
Ing raids on North Vietnam:, settlement, Ito said "aggre3s let the Vietnamese people act. hecret meeting %%ith the poll-'
tiff at President Johnson's reAmerican officials in Rome Ion by the American Imperl
lie their Internal affairs them.
iiuCSt praise the rope for
1
Warsaw and Moscow were ists against Vietnam is the,
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role In arranging the 30-hour
ready to sound out any addi deep origin and direct cause
''4'
Christmas truce in war-torn
of the present war."
tional peace channels,
u s C)T1JVFS
Vietnam.
Shrouded in secrecy Wed. Communist peace demands n'u'r FOR PEACE
HO!) AND REEL received for Christmas paid
lug a black cream (rubber) worm, Skipper hook.
C LO
nesday, U. S. Ambassador-at. Include an end to U. S. air IIOM? (UPI) — v c
off Wednesday afternoon for 10.ycar-old Ralph
ed this 7 3 4-pound large.mouth 1)855 in a "pond
. 5h1K0LD -.
QU) ST
11 the boys in NAS Supply at large Averill Harriman con raids against North Vietnam lii cca.i r o the United
(Skipper) Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph
some here mar home " (Tile boys keeping his
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FOR VIET PEACE
.
the Navy Base are searching (erred with the Polish foreign complete withdrawal of Amer- 1
A. Elliott, 414 Beth Drive, Ravenna Park. Usprivate fishing hole it secret.)
(Herald Photo)
WARSAW (UPI) — U. S.
for "Willie II" they'll find him minister In Warsaw on Viet. lean troops from South VietAmbassador-at-large W. Av.
•T"
with young Miss Sandy Poe nun, while United Nations nam and a return to the ac
Harriman outlined AmerPeel) Ambassador Arthur J. Gold. cords of the 1934 Geneva
.
iCU) peace hopes in Vietnam
leg at 2434 Yale Avenue. For berg met with Pope Paul VI agreement.
'.'/
to Polish Communist Leader
the benefit of our reading pub. in Rome, thanking the pontiff Radio Moscow also joined in
.
Wiadyslaw Gomulka in a sec
lie "Willis II" Is a gopher, for his "continuing efforts" for the attack today on U. S.
-.
.
recy shrouded two-hour meet.
•'
with his back painted all in a Vietnamese settlement,
peace efforts. An English-lan. . .
ing today and then took oft for
s
red and his name and "NAS And In Moscow U. S. Am- guage broadcast beamed at
j
Yugoslavia and talks with
Supply" In white.
baisador to Russia Foy D. North America charged that
..
City and county employes day schedule for mail pickup much of the joy out of the
About 360 deaths could b.
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,,,
,
"'ill
take
no
extra
time
off
in
from
letter
boxes
will
be
totnew
year."
expected
If the three-day port.
Harriman,
a
veteran
ui
0
The Seminole County court Soviet President Nikolai V. a peace in Vietnam were noth______
C the New Year's
holiday, wia
no a uoiioay,
rustic troubleshooter acting as
house annex In Seminole Plaza Podgorny, presumably to dli. ing but "smokescreen . . . de.
'
'T'he weekend
1. the S.
holiday this ear, since
'd
I
also
marks
''I"TY
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a
special
envoy
for
president
,
Is expected to be ready for of cuss Vietnam.
signed to allay world Indlgna.
.iohnsun flew into Warsaw it tails on Saturtta),a regular cost of the king winter reet.sa CAUTION DRIVERS
Howard Pyle, council pr".
.
ficial opening next week, con' In addition, Vice President lion over this war of naked
"ithout advance notice Wed. day off. h-.mployea wore givenfor county schools. (lnsiea United Iress International uk nI., saul driving too aoors
tingent on the arrival of office Hubert it. Humphrey was in aggression."
will resume on Monday with
Americans begin celebrating after drinking and driving too
ncsday and conferred for an a Lhrist.nsn* holiday.
equipment and the lowering of Manila fresh from talks with
. . ... "
—
hour with Foreign Minister State employes will be given regular schedule.
the long New Year's holiday fast for road and weather
the ceiling.
Japanese officials on Vietnam. V. S. ACCUSED OF
,., . - "
5 S
the holiday, however, with
Adam Rapacki.
today as anxious safety offi' conditions were major facto"
Although President Johnson HITLER TACTICS
.
offices closing Friday. They HOLIDAY TRAFFIC
riali s-osstnsnetl isioturista not in previous New Year's acci.
A proposed milk marketing remained silent on the develop. TOKYO (UPI) - President
will resume regular work Told4 SEEN AT IS
1.5.1 SIlENT
order for the area, including meats, there were reports Ito Chi Minh of Communist
to ad'l t. last wechend'a SW- (IOfltI.
schedules on Monday.
'. S. EFFORTS
Seminole County, would regu- from Washington today that North Vietnam gave no mdlTAI.l.AliAil'E 4t1I'i) - ursi totality inte.
A survey of night clubs In
late the handling of milk and Harriman, a veteran diploma,cation today he was involved
.
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) — The Ranks will be closed on 5t
Patrol Chief Cot. ii. N. The National Safety Coun. major cities indicated that
establish minimum prices paid tic trouble-shooter, would fly In the flurry of diplomatic RESIGNS — Amintore Texas White House kept sil' Monday In observanee of the Kirkman predicted today 15 cii, declaring the Christmas New Year's eve eslebraton.
dairy farmers.
from Warsaw to the Hangar. activity aimed at bringing Fanfuni resignedent Way on apparently wide- new year's beginning, resum- persons will die on Florida's holiday traffic denth toll of would average about $50 Par
The proposal will be consid. Ian capital of Budapest—a po. about Vietnam peace talks.
Italy's foreign minister spread U. S. efforts to bring Inc regular oporatlon Tue.- highways during the 54-hour 721 'a national ill-taster," es- couple. The tab includes din..
ered at a meeting in Orlando tential intermediary between hii government instead ac• its a result of contro- sin end to the 'vk'truim war.
da y.
New Year's holiday weekend. titnak-sI that 860 to -I-It) per. nor, cover charges and three
Jan. 24. All interested persons Hanot and the United States. cused the United States of at.
A year-end report on ['tell.
Saturday tile polit, office will The count will extend froin polls %j; ould t,oi 11
I traffic dur- to five drinks per person.
versy
over
his
role
i
ll
are invited to attend and preA damper on the Pope's tempting to expand the con. relaying
ident Johnson's "excellent pIty. observe it.s usual holiday Friday it 6 p.m. through mid' log the 78-hour period Irons 6 The federel cabaret a will
Possible
b
sent evidence. The proposed appeal, however, came from flict by Using tactics comps- Vietnamese "ace bid sical condition" and a gen. schedule. There will ho no night Sunday.
P.M. local time today until be lit..4
5I.,,,gsd
l
marketing order would not the key man to any settlement rabte to those of Hitler.
i Wash- eralized description of his hom delivery of snail, except
last
year
the
New
Year's
midnight
Sunday.
'
club
ownern
Id
they w.u14
from
Hanoi
'
regulate rotalI-4fleeE .'
' to The Vietnizus conf!t-4'ti3t
7-.1
news agency Iztori
(NFA meeting with two staff aides special delivery, and all postal holiday period saw 2)1 automol)urlssg taM. year's New not inotud the tax on Now
ident Ito Chi Mich of North from - I(Mnol released the text
were
the
only
news
from
the
windows
will
be
closed.
hull.
bit,'
fatalities
Kirkman
saul.
Yen's
weekend, also three Year's Eve tabs, 1Jow.vse',
R
uliu-'rele
ltoto
P
The American Legion appar. Vietnam.
I of a letter sent by Ho to Pope
Liii Ranch.
of the veteran days long, 474 persons were ninny said the price would
tallY
patrol officer said, "even a killed in traffic accidents, the not be reflected In lower tab.
park La Sanford
next spring
minor crash resulting in prop. highest New sears toll on because of Increases In
and ton't have to play in
arty damage only, can take record,
prices and IiCL
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TUESDAY, DEC. 28, 1965 SANt), FLORIDA
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ural" occurrences, He said
night of the last accident
g was so bad on SR 434 that
,eople were forced to pull off
he road and stop.
Singletary said there was
some fog on 1-4 around mid.
sight Monday and flambeaux
torches) were put out. Wind
he

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NO. fl
SKids are having fun all over
town with one of the most pop.
19 Survivors
uJar Christmas gtfts-'wallde.
GRIMSBY, Eng. (UPI) t*Ikii5"
.d•wn pr.duee lane.
swept the fog away by 3 am., Calm seas permitting, divers
Japanese and Hong Kong 2
,..
he said.
hoped to reach an oil drilling
Znanulacturers h a v e made
hams said periodic checks rig which sank Monday in the
them so cheap that lots of cliii.
YILLOW TINDII
Once Dec. II, time of the first North Sea with 32 men aboard.
jreri rcccived them for Christcrash, revealed no flies Early today only 19 men were
mas.
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f consequence In the area.
One girl reported she was 01F
known to have survived.
Seéf Corn
T h e sheriff's department
asked for a date by an un•
ty ranger.
'.•
said it would continue to "keep
iown young man on her CPo Edward H. liutson, 35, the Florida State Bank park.
They made an oral report to in eye" on this particular sec- Quits Job
49s
attach d to the Shore Patrol Ing lot Monday morning. She
walkie-talkie.
Amintore
ROME (UN)
.1
the board at this mornings
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tion of highway and on the }'anfani resigned today as
b
ofSanlord Naval Air Station, left her four children in the
session.
county dump to see If there Italian foreign minister beSanford Naval Air Stations is reported In '-fairly good car.
News reports had Indicated
GINUINI IDAHO
could possibly be any reason cause of "unjust and unfoundsloslng order Is one of only condition at Seminole Memthat it was possible that smoke
.
Mrs.
to believe that fires at the ed" accusations regarding the
a6 subject to review by Con. orlalIlospital today following When she returned, small
Sanlando
coming
from
the
dump were contributing to role he played In
gresa out of 149 actions by Mc• the 'ash of his automobile hudson discovered her
recent
Springs county dump had
children apparently had de.
Baking Potatoes
traffic conditions on 1-4,
Namara to close, consolidate 1onda y.
abortive
attempt
to
negotiate
been
a
contributing
factor
to
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Lewis Is expected to give a peace in Viet Nam.
or reduce military bases and Accc rdlng to Trooper C. L. cided to learn to drive. put
between
thick fog In the
F
daily report on the conditions
(Tome y) Tomlinson. Ilutson They had managed to
aethities.
SR 434 and SR 436 on 1-4 where during the night and early
Tit
69W
S Swas ntcnlng Hwy. 17-92 at the car transmission into neu10 beg
tZ
Airlift
the fatal wrecks have occur. morning period-s.
roiled
tral
and
the
car
had
Anyone know the names of 27th Strect when the accident
red.
WASHINGTON (UPI)-The
and
cross
the
parking
lot
,..:.
Commissioner W. Lawrence
sny Seminole County casualS occurred. Tomlinson reported
"There is no evidence that
United States, anxious to pro.
smacked
into
the
rear
of
the
Swofford,
who
said
he
lives
ties of World War 11 and the liutsori was In the accelera.
' the (lump Is causing a smoke less than two miles from the tect Zambia from the backKorean Conflict are asked to tion I inc of the Intersection, the Masonic building.
lash of sanctions against the
problem on 1-4." Singletary
There
was
$200
damage
(lone
REMAINS
l'II.E
01"
JUNK
ONlY
he
lost
control
of
his
scene of the accidents, said
give them to Herbert Johnson. when
AT PLJBLIX
told
the
board.
"The
sheriffs
rebel regime In neighboring
done
to
the
car.
The
children
driven
by
Roger
Alien
hodges
thick
fog
the
-of car
county veterans affairs OffiCer. vehlcIe.
that he
office has had no previous morning of the last wreck but Rhodesia, plans next week to
The car went Into a broad. and building escaped harm.
complaints about smoke in observed no smoke coming begin
oil airlift to the landOne of the major tasks In side slide across the south.
this
locked nation.
county dump.
Walt Disneys Central Florida bound lanes, cut back and
from
the
Singletary said Deputy Sherdevelopment is to set up a tal. crossed the median strip Into
da1s
SIPe1OlS
Traffic Jam
iff
Ted Lewis had been watch.
county bond district to finance the orthbound lanes, then
ing the situation closely the
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ROME (UPI)-They banned
Josh F,esNd C! - ' or
ed back across the media
network
of
roads
to
handle
swery
leS. 49c
past few days and had obscrvautomobiles from this heart of
d
crashed
Into
a
power
the
river
of
traffic
expected
an
an
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Home Monday and came up
The Viet Cambodian border, killing at ed for air support when the tenced 15 more 'dontagnard ed only small fires In the
to flow Into the 'Magic King. pole, Tomlinson reported.
SAIGON (UP!)
any,
very
Uttl..
If
the
and
loaders
Involved
in
the
recent
dump
and
with the worst traffic
Communists
regrouped
dom," "Disney World," "Dls• Hut son was taken to the Cong today offered
four- least 50 Viet Cong.
Central Highlands rebellion smoke.
city has seen since they Mart.
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neyland East," or whatever It hospit at with internal and day ceasefire during the Viet- A Communist hallation- began a second attack.
Dessert Topping . . . ....
Harris said his Investigation
ed holding chariot races In the
namese lunar new year cele- about 500 men-tried twice to The Viet Cong withdrew against the government.
head Injuries.
Is going to be.
leeds.. $,eaSorSuNom*
All
15,
charged
with
a
revealed
that there was no
S
Circus Maximus somewhere
floger Allen Hodges, , of brallons Jan. 20-21. But the overrun the Bu Prang outpost, about dkwn when two FIF
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Biscuits ..,.,........ 4
around 329 B C.
It's going to cost you $2 if rural Sanford, Is In "good" offer appeared to have been 100 miles north of Saigon in Phantom jets and two propel. breach of national security, connection with the dump and
sk 0." 1.1.1. 0.lma.I or ChsuLa ChIp
your dog is picked up and Im. condhtion at Seminole MemO made only to the South Viet- mountains six miles from the Icr-driven AlE Skyraiders received long prison terms. conditions on Interstate-41. 114
TALLAHASSEE (up"
made four strikes on their Four others were acquitted. also said, contrary to reports, Disclosure that some Florida Significant
pounded at Ui. new Seminole orial Hospital today after be. namese.
Cambodian border,
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Monday when his The Communist proposal A U. S spokesman said the positions. Government casual. Four other leaders of the that there were no muck fires State University stulenta are WASHINGTON (UPI)l--7%
Ir
County animal shelter after Ing In
$ the first of the year. GettIng foreig car went out of conslefentlers ties were described as light. mountaineers' revolt were Sen. in the area.
Vietnamese
working on the side as inform. Johnson administration is pre.
the lull In U. S. air 100
came
PNILADILPHIA IRAND
a tag now will prevent this trot and rolled over three attacks on North 'let Nam withstood a mortar and recoil- In l'Ieiku, a Vietnamese tenced Monday to death for Singletary said thick fog ens for the beat police de- pared to order a significant
pockets in this area were "na
less rifle fire barrage but call- military tribunal today sen. their part in the uprising,
times on SR46A at Twin entered the fifth day.
undue expense.
partment, in a crackdown on Pause In bombing raids
Lakes
in- against North VI.t Nam only
The
offer,
broadcast
by
the
l,o,nosexuals
triggered
Cream Cheese
move
charged Hodges Viet Cong's clandestine radio,
Funniest Christmas story - Tom
Ton
vestigation today by univer- If it is convinced such
will bring a meaningful on
the one about the Cuban fame with exceeding a safe speed. did not appear to have any
sity
authorities.
ccident took place about direct connection with the myfly that got a bottle of bubble
Policefftciitls cniifirnte'd sponse from Hanoi.
M.
bath In a champagne bottle.
1L
sterious lull, the longest since
that
the students are paid $10
KIA
'lhey chilled it and took one In an accident about 10 p.
six-day respite last April.
rise
report of being apthey
moved
of
the
U.S.
Army
Corps
of
Temperatures
failed
to
for
each
c
even
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- slbie. But
sip before they discovered m. Monday night, Miss Stable There
no explanation
WASHINGTON (UPU-Twe
local.
above
the
acre
mask
in
northproached
by
a
suspected
homoArleeta Jones, of Orlando, Washington but the , adminis- A powerful storm with wind, back engineers warned that a Engineers In San Franc
what It was.
Florida inca were amo0$'IlI.
is
the
Grey.
sexual.
Their
beat
escaped injuries when her ve tritlon p'aursahly hoped for approaching 120 miles an disaster of similar magnitude
Elsewhere, an arctic air em Minnesota Monday, and
b sunset the mercury had hound but station, which, ac- Leo personnel identified by the
MeD ere ,,trkln on the
.aiacathcr at (i
at&amp;u
sent temperatures tall,dropped
y
some peaceful Hanoi reaction. hour slammed through the could happen again.
Ho- cording to police, is one of Defense Dope rtsnemt as kIII.d
to 19 b.lbw
Seminole Plus coUli house mien ection of Hwy. 17-92
in action In -VIM Nam: Army
The Communist ccase-flre Pacific Northwest again toacross
levels
"There
Is
nothing
to
prevent
big
to
sub-zero
Minn.
the hangouts for sex offend.
annex Sunday In an cUbit to SR 4 19.
Pvt.
Earl L.- Cromwell4 bus.
followed a 12-hour truce day, bringing blizzard con- precisely the
A few snow flurries dusted era.
thing from much of the nation's northget It ready for Jan. 3 openIng. Aceordlng to Tomlinson, offer
band
of Mrs. Louise CromCong promised Christ' ditions, power failures
see
CROSS, I ILACKWIU.
FSU President John Cham- well, Fort Lauderdale, and
theothen car turned Into SR the Viet
happening this winter," "id land from Montana to the the eastern Great Lakes and
Eve but which they hon.
last
.t-.
New England. Generally sun. pion is in Georgia for the
South Seminole link boasts 419 Ini front of Miss Jones, and ored for only half that time. fears of repetition of
Robert 11. Allan, head treat Lakes.
DIUCIOUS
Air Force Capt. James C.
year's Christmas week dlsasen automatic .levatts-Ofle of she struck the near of the
fly b chilly weather cov- holidays and
not ImmediWise Jr., husband of Mrs. Lu.
The Americans and Victim
only a few In the county.
vehicile. The other car sped In
ered the Southeast.
ately available for conunent. clUe H. Wise, of Largo.
called
a
30-hour
ceaseter.
• S.
Winds up to 120 miles
away from the scene.
But the director of university
fire and offered to extend it
is
DATE NilT
Winter Park" Dan Hunter, wason Bradshaw, yl, of 710 but Hanoi ignored this and hour roared across Washing.
relations, Pat Hogan, and
wholed the fight against oust cypic ss Avenue, was charged
Dean of Students IIan-y Day
was a series of clashes, ton, Oregon and Idaho Mon.
ed Police Chief Carl Buchan• with making an Improper left there
investigation is unThe four-day lunar celebra- (lay and dumped heavy rain
said
an, Is being mentioned
turn Monday afternoon about tion called "Tel," is held and snow on dozens of cornROIL
derway and the president is
candidate for a state senate 6 . m. following a collision throughout Asia. following a munitics, virtually Isolating
being contacted.
scat from one of the OrangeS at venth Street and Cypress
On. 20-year-old FSU stu.
custom which originated can- many.
AUSTIN, Tar. (UP!)
Seminole distriCts.
Menise With a car driven by tunes ago. The Jan. 30-24 per. Rivers and at-reams were
her of reasons for the high
N,.
dent hu been the prosecution President Johnson discussed
International
United
Press
•eS
Leon Milton Swain Jr., 36, of iod ushers In the year of the able to handle the extra pre. Highway safety officials, Christmas toll were cited by
witness in several known
is.
rising military costa andt
City crews are patching $ 411 Wiillow Avenue. There horse-considered by Asians cipitatlon thus far and there
I0
highway officials along with
according
himsoeexual
of
high
shocked
by
an
all.timc
presumably, other
bad section of sidewalk on were no Injuries.
to be one of the most propi- was no immediate flooding
several suggestions to curb
City commIssioner, appoint- to Police Sgt. Burl Peacock. the Viet Nam war today with
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Second Street between Park
Iri. Cora S. Hudson, of tlous of symbols.
traffic
death
toll
during
the
the
toll
In
the
future.
danger.
end Magnolia.
PUSCHAW Øp $3.00 00 MON
Long'wood, parked her ear in The wording of the Viet But the U.S. Weather Bu. Christmas holiday, mapped Ohio Safety Director War- ed Donald James to the City Ten cases have been made Defense Secretary Robert I,
•SS
of the 50 Civil Service Board Monday. in the current crackdown McNamar*.
Cong broadcast authorized by reau issued a special bulletin plans today to prevent a aim-ren C. Nelson said
Jones will fill the unexpired sines October, all involving
Sanford City CommissiOn
The cabinet member was
National Liberation Front, warning that the maim storm lIar tragedy during the Now people killed In his state durmen ranging In age from 21 an overnight guest at the
will reorganize Tuesday,
log Christmas only two were term of Dr W. Vincent Rb.
made it appear American was now heading toward Call. Year's weekend,
I
nomy Boom
belts. people berts, who resigned from the to 52 and all were charged 1.BJ Ranch, 65 miles south.
1. A mayorwill be Ch3se.
troops and their non
They %'lccd with consldera- wearing safely
fornla and a second storm was
seat with soliciting for a lewd and
sod Dr.W. Vincent Roberta
of this Texas White
mese allies still would be sub. moving into the already soak- ble alarm the toll of 721 per. "must learn they have to board prior to taking his
Commission at an or. lascivious act..
will take his seat. Soofly Ba.
House press center hero.
jeet
to
attack
during
the
P°'
ed
northern
sons
killed
during
the
threedrive
defensively
for
their
own
on
the
hired In '66
oanituhltmu1 meeting next
Peacock said the student in.
born Ii expected to win a holdActing Press Secretary Joe.
posed time period. American
in the day period, five more than good andwear scat belts
Tuesday (Jan. 4). Roberta formers never approach or in eph Laltin announced that
ever vote
'SIIINGTON (UPI) - officials would not comment Grocery store clerksShelton, the number of U. S. casual- all times," ho said.
tiny community of
will fill the se at vacated by anyway try to lure or trap a McNamara had "stopped iv
Two economic experts pie. on the Communist offer,
The individual driver was ,
'
Wash., reported a brisk bull' ties during the two bloody
Crappa,
er
. an route from Aspen,
diet continued U.S. prosper.
The broadcast left open the
months of the Viet Nani war widely blamed for his indlf. Commissioners put Into of. person.
e
nets
in
candles
and
kerosen
Is,.
"Every case is a direct re- Cob., to Washington In time
n lOfld If the economy possibility that the Communfcrencc to the highway slaugh.
th
at
ended
Dec.
20.
1 a policy of suit of an approach on one of to have late dinner with the
feet
Student, I C itY
can I1e steered safely between Isis would continue fighting lamps area residents gear. "I am appalled by the death ter.
at
ed
for
another
posrlble
diitoll
on
U,
S.
President."
our men by the person
"I'm continually disturbed mandatory retirement
the pump-primers and the American, Australian, South
highways," said
"They spent the
Ighteners concerned with Korean and New Zealand aster.
!*st ycar, Just. three days Michigan Coy. George itom- that the good people in the 65 for city employes excepting rested after a firm offer to
community, the community laborers. However, they pro.
In Dope Charge the isffecta of the Viet Nam troops, allowing the Vietha
isis" '1.
act," discussing defense budget
obscene
. . . • 3
commit
ney.
reaching that
matters," Lakin said.
mesa to observe their national before Christmas, swollen nv"Whit happened during the leaders, apparently think little vided employee
said.
141AM! (UPI) - A Univer. war.
age could annually ask for a he
throughout
streams
era
and
past three (lays was nothing of nothing of disregarding
.pity of Miami student and his Dr Gerhard Colm, chief holiday,
this
The period from midnight northern California and the less than a national disaster," safety laws and regulations," one-year extension. In
teenage wife were charged econc mist of the National
light, the Commission approv1i..
spilled
out
of
their
Jan.
19
to
midnight
Jan.
23
is
Northwest
Kentucky
Public
Safety
O
said the National Safety Coun' said
with trying to smuggle five Ptan ilng Association, and
extension of employ'
I
Commissioner Glenn I,overn. ed
pounds of marijuana Into the Carol S. Carson, assistant a time when Vietnamese fam. banks in a terrible torrent ell's John D. Lawlor.
ment for J. T. Hardy, 74-year.
through
hundreds
flies
traditionally
get
together
that
swept
"It
falls
back
to
the
"it we can rocket men Into
United States Christmas Day. crone mist, forecast an Increase
old traffic policeman.
,
D a in a ge space to rendezvous In cap. old warning," said Col. Fred- Martin J. Matsa, 22, and of $44 billion in the U.S. for the biggest holiday of the of communities.$100
Under the new policy the
million sules, we can reduce this •nlek Davids of the MichIgan
Year.
reached
at
least
national
product
(GNP)
his wife, Candace Elhsabeth,
Commission
may approve an
N5.
broadcast
heard
and
driver
The
43 persona were killed, every day slaughter on our Slate Police, "the
next year.
merit
in,
appeared
before
U.
S.
Individual
nsion
on
te
I0
•
dark,
the pause In
Hearty citizens rebuilt their roads and highways," he add- must accept the responsibility ex
r.,,.mlailon.r Edward p That would push the GNP. U. S. air strikes against
upon the recommendation
FIRVT QUAliTY
for
himself
and
his
passengand
Corn- flood-destroyed homes and ed.
the economists measof the department head and
s wan and won a postpone. whicl
munist
North
Viet
pos'
Around
the
country,
a
num.
,-s
quickly
as
Sam
enterbusinesses
f
total
national
wealth,
Sanford Plaza
city manager.
ment of their hearing until
ed its fifth day.
to$ ru billion.
ha ether action commiashm.
Hwy. 17.92 and
Jan. 7.
It also
era approved a payment of
blatas, an englnening stu. Ths two economist.. agreed spokesmen announced that
flOfl Dr. Sanford
that the war In Viet Nam
$5,000 to consulting engineers
dent at the unIversIty, and his was
likely to keep govern. government troops, outnum.
on the waterfront development
-MOVES,
wife were arrested by customs
five
to
one,
repulsed
bered
expenditures rising and
project ((Clark, Diets, Painter
TUMI.. WED,, UT.i Sl$.?1S
agents at Miami International meat
Communist at.
to p event an expected slow. two
ThIJU PSI.,, IN-Ill
and AUOcIIts$) tot saisrica
Airport Christmas Day after d011i in economic growth tacks on an outpost near the
his second wife,
Automotive bet.
NEW YORK (UP!)
a routine search of their lug.
1966.
Blond. Anne and her dark-haIred fiance,
Spelled out negotiations with
ress Anne Ford makes her scheduled trip
calm
They said this justified a
.miaoie r'ua,
a partner in a Wall Street brokerage firm, AUX of Miami concerning ex.
to the altar today with divorced stock.
r. Russell
The couple was released on close watch on pikes during
$26,000 tension of water services in
(lanced until the wee hours
broker Giancarlo Uzielil 12 days after
Cus.Iberry
$2,000 bond each pending thethe 'ear. They warned against
pros-nupUal supper dance given by the return for coca"to
her older sister, Charlotte, eloped with a
cuass S.., iN..uy.
hearing.
n New Duty
ring concern with Inflabride's mother, Mrs. Anne McDonnell Ford. tion and sharing of costs;
middle-aged Greek shipping tycoon.
tion te override the long.
The bride's father, Henry Ford II, pr's'
Directed City Manager W.
Anne,
the
youngest
woman
on
the
Cdr. Wallace L. Russell, for.
ident of the Ford Motor Company, and his B. Knowles to proceed with In22, will exHerald Index rang needs of the civilian aer commanding officer of world's beat dressed list
Italian second wife, Christina, were among terviews for poaitkc of public
Classified all----•11 ecom isy for "Great SocIety" RVAII'5 at Sanford Naval Air change vows with 31-year-old Uzielli, kin
10 type program..
the 600 jet art socialites I attendanc., works director and. city engi.
Station, today assumed his of the banking Rothschild., at a late aftFord
and his first wife were divorced a nut;
of
ernoon
ceremony
in
her
mother's
Fifth
10
Cro.sword
pulale
chief staff officer
duties
WIXARO_RI000SIZIRS
I
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Approved ooaatructlos of
year ago.
Dear Ably ..........::: $
Reconnaissance Attack Wing Avenue apartment before Judge Fredrick
ILt_F LLlkLIS T. 1
PHONE P1051
are
both
Residewalk
and curb U ON
The
bride
and
brideg,00m
1..
Strong,
F.ditorial
4 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - One.
man Catholics but could not be married its southwest corner of Park and
Charlotte, 24, remained in Switzerland
succeeds
Cdr.
Paul
Russell
FIpMs
PublIc
Service
do
the church because of Uzlelli's divorce Full= Avenues;
been as. with her 56.year-old husband, Stavros Ni.
10 Co minion today ordered as Jr. Werner who
sob" T000d", oft a&amp; onli
Approv.4 ane.utlo.s of La
from his first wile, now wit, of French
aba originally had been
signed
to
duty
as
operations
arches,
although
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Into
the
service
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film director Louis Mall.. The Niarchoses area is the wost aide of San,
Anne's bridesmaid. She
eer aboard 1k. aircraft scheduled to act
0.9 equl imiat and tacthtlu of
of Will
also were wed in a civil ceremony for ford Avenue, ao,
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day
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By Paul Brookihire
An Inv&amp;sflsatlen be the Sam.
mole County sheriff's depart.
meet and the Florida Forest
Service tiu absolved the coonty of blame for contributing to
a traffic condition on Inter.
state-4 wher, four fatalities
have occurred earlier this
month.
The probe, made at the re.
the Board of County
Commissioners, was conducted
by James Singletary, chief deputy, and Albert Harris, cows.

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Tb. word want out to ass.
elatica church,. last Jun. that
Puc, was the prowi for a
stamp bore and stamp there
aM "1ke response has been
SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTIN GOV'T.
ond.rful."
"W.v. received hundreds
INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN SEEP
of letters," Price said, We
get stamps from women's Auxsun.
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tkBULNOS L COCKING
T1MEI
gTOUPS and Individuals. We
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get stamps from as far away
IPflCTIYS
u Washington, California
MONDAY AND
Plorida. Sometimes we not
TUNDAY
ONlY
few
or
several
books.
only a
Hi
The most we received from
I%7 one church was about 90
stamps."
Every three or four months,
Plc. and his wite bundle up Short Ribs •
lb. 49
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the stamp books and mail
them to the firm's hosdquar.
two In Minneapolis.
A resident of Tulsa only
I,
five months, Price has been
a pilot since 1956. 11. spends
• most of his time studying
ml ALL.PURPOU
lATH'S BLACK-HAWK
geronauties anol has started
DETERGENT
IONILUS
work is Ida commercial p4
Instrument ratings. On week.
pods he thu preaching as.
signmenta In Oklahoma, Ark.
PENNY
CANNED
anw, Texas end Kansas.
Price, a native of Ads,
oll allendW the North
HAMS
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American Thzolo'gled Semi.
nary In Jacksonville. Tea.
"A Civil AI Patrol group
49
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Ia Tyler, Tex.,wu using $
pkg.
stasnp plan to get equipment
$3
and parts," he said. "The.
UNIT I lUAU WITHOTNR
PLUS tOO IXTIA 4*
ws heard of another mlulon.
PVC$ASN $1.00 oi
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0211W STAMPS WITH COUPON
a plans in this manner.

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a $.2.00O building permit to
construct a store aa m
Seminole Plaza.

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at the red.nptloa store than
hap, and electric toothbrush"-tow iO,o books at 1,500
par book.
Ms drlis started, the

"The Nile of America"

Seminole County * $ * . on the St. Johns River

CASH

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Art Finance

Chairman Picks
Committee
By Mrs. John Lions

Committee appointment' b:
Kenneth Aloorn of Winti
Haven, newly elected financ
chairmen of the Vloilda Ted
station of Art, Inc., havi
been announced by Mn
George Brooks of DeBary

Capt. Sparkman 40 Years With
Reports Jan, 5 Power &amp; Light

Appointees are Sam the
of Tampa, J. P. Bournee o
Bradenton, Dr. A. E. Brand
of Gslnsrvlils, and Williar
Daniel of St.
This committee, with th
Federation president, met a

In S. Vietnam
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tendIng is part of the U. S.
Boot.
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Worniin'ti Society of Chrii4tinn Service held a combined Christmas party
In Weaver Hall. Circle Chairmen are (left to right) Mr.. Harold WOOd,
Esther; Mr.. Philip Marriott, Ruth, and Mrs. B. L. Sweeney, Martha.

Sparkman was graduated

from Seminole High School in
*545 and was employed by the

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
until 1955 when he entered the
Army.
The Sanford man has served
In Korea and is a be ll copter
maintenance officer.
U
Captain Sparkman's wife
and four children will stay In
Atchison, Man., during his
III
overseas tour of duty.
His mother said today that
B Mrs. Jo ' S. Mathievi
she was hopeful her son could
program
was
A7 Christmas
visit here before his transfer
presented at Geneva Xiamen, to Vietnam. Captain Spark.
tary School under direction of man's brother, Lee, was star
the music teacher, Miss Jun. fullback on the Seminole 111gb
sits Rutem. The auditorium School football team in lse4.
w decorated by mothers of
the Parent-Teacher Organization and featured a tree in
the center of the stage.
Musical selections on the
program presented by the first
and second grade. were "Lee
OLeS
Puadras," "0 C
Tree," "Maybe I'll Find a
INS
DECEMBER
Kitty under the Christmas
Admissions
Tres' and "Rudolph, the Red.
Beatrice Thompson, Clara
nosed Rei nd eer."
Brady, Clyde E. Windland,
Those by the th ird 4
"Tip
Toe
Buck
Humphrey, Abner Jack.
fourth grades we re
son Jr., Carl G, Judkln, Ross
"Carol of th e Bird s"
Higerd, Mire Freeman, Eli.
Pinata,"
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formulated to remodel the cot
tags on the grounds as i

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The Sanford soldier was
graduated with honors from

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The committee is looldni
forward to * school of ar
at the Mansion House wlU
a direct'* and high grads in

studio, if funds permit. Thi
committee pointed out the
a greater effort must be mad
to get more $100 yearly pa
troii memberships. So Is
then are four for 1966 am
it is hoped others Will job
as yearly memberships.
s.ring art among Jun
Lueou,
tori, prtvstely and in achooli
wIUb. another project, whld
highly recommended by Nei
Mooney, art consulta nt for th
State of Florida, who will b
guest speaker at a mestini
of the Board of Art Consult
on dad the Board of Dirac
tore In the ussr tture.
The study of History o
Art and it&amp; davslop.sisasit a
well Be the study of cameo
the great masters will be pro
moted.

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in Vietnam Jan. 1.
Sparkman Is the hon of Mr.
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be appropriated In promot
this theme. With the amend
ing of the bylaws regardini
dues, the committee hops
that much more can be don'
to usIst clubs In protnotlni
a higher standard of art
the DeBaxy Mansion J1ous
State Headquarters, am

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from 51. Benedict's College,

the home of Zbu in 'amp.
Dec. IL to *at up the budge
for INI.
the fact that she is promot
ing education in art. For th,
coining your and money mus

Capt. Floyd Sparkman Jr.,

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MUSIC TEACHER at Geneva Elementary
School, Miss Junetto Ilustom, a shown with atu.
dents In rehearsal for the school'. Christmas
Music Festival. In the group are Charles CIazier, Barbara Stevens, Nicky Whiting, Mona
Watkins, Debby Wesson, Fred Pearson Jr., Lar.
ry liruddy, and Cheater Russell. Gath ered
around the table in Mrs. Mary Barnes' class,
room getting ready for Christmas were (left
to right, bottom photo) Mary Purdy, Cornell
Bacon, Ruth Ann Steele, Vincent Carboni and
(Herald Photo)
Tony Ellis.

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hristmas

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Dean, Dale Austin, Undo Do.
"
selections SUflg vY IS
miny, Frances L. W'yd, Paul.
and six th grade students were toe
Dames, Verest Scott,
Christmas Lullaby, "Go Tell Edward Hutton, Laura Over.
It on the Mountain," "Twelve st reet, Iote A. Glasscock. San.
Days Be Chrfstanu," "Fumu,
mas Day, Deisry;
Funm, Turn" and "Caroling." Mary Matins, Deltona; John
Following the program, fl
Geneva; Darlene
Santa appeared and Joined In B. Becker, Cleveland, Ohio,
a dance around the Christ.
Births
mu e. with all the children, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Preeman,
Including the pre-schoolers. Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs.

BBBXBLEY, Calif. (UPO-

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scientists returned today I
bird,, bees and the rommnti

Graveside Rites

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effects of moonlight on th
brain.
Some of this bad bun know
fairly specifically since BibI
cal time,, but bad not, lb
scienUsts said, been place
previously under the bars
light of technical research.
One of the key discussion
alerted out in such langueg
as "Symposium on Hypotha
We Control of the AnI.rtc
Pituitary," and moved on I
to "Direct Sffeoti of Ught a

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ford resident who died Sunday Domlny, Brenda J. Warren,
in Miami, will be conducted Frances S. Boyd, Sanford;
hers by the American Legion Mary Moline, Gertrude 5111.,
at 2:30 p. in. Wednesday in Deltonai Susie Newton, Leng.
Lakeview Cemetery,
wood.

said.

Pioneer Finding
'Fair Weather'
WASHINGTON (UP!) The Ploa.er S satellite Is find
lag "lair space weather" I
Its voyage around the sun, ai
e.rding to th, apse. agenc
Pioneer was launched l)s
1$ to gather ifonsaUo
about the Interplanetary sym
tern and th. sun.
It Is scheduled to complet
a 3104y orbit around th
inn, coining am clue. as 7

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sulilton miles at on. point.

Of Apportion Verdict
MIAMI (UP!) - A Miami
lawyer plans to appeal to the
U. S. Supreme Court to scrap
, v.'au
,
The lO9•represena.ve,
ator reapportionment plan.
The plan was given tempory
approval by a lower court,
Daniel Paul said he would
file his appeal with the fed.
eral court clerk in Miami. The
appeal asks the Supreme Court
to overrule
federal Panel
which last week gave provi.
most of the
sional approval
plan adopted by the iNS Legls.
lature, even though the court
said it was unconsti tutional.
The panel, which sat in Ml.
anti, said the 1967 station of
the Legislature could convene
under the plan, but it would
have to reapportion itself
within so days alter the end
of the regular session,
Otherwise, the panel said.
the court would reapportion
the Legislature.
Paul said his appeal was
an attempt to enjoin couven.
big of
ISS? Legislature
1* elections under
the 51.100 plan,
lie tailed fur a "constitu.
UunaI plan" substituted for It,

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'900th Birthday

Marcos.

Target Practice
LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI)
Mayor Max Tidmore cornplalned that youngsters
out their Christmas pellet
guns on his front lawn. Tid.
more said they shot out all
the Christmas lights that lined
driveway.
his

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presumably worked out by
decree of the court.
Candidates for legislaUvi
primaries are scheduled to
qualif y between Feb. 15 and
Starch I. It was not consider.
ed likely the Supreme Court
would say by then whe ther It
will even consider the appeal
"We are challenging op
ground s that the decision dc
fair reappo rt ionment lox
It-i years," Paul said. "In the
meantime, an unconstitutional
Legislature
IN? would be
passing laws and spending the
state's money."
He said the appeal of the
district court ruling was based
both on the unconstitutionality
of the IN7 regular session, but
also on the apportionment of
both Senate and house seats
to Dad. County under the pro.
posed
plan.

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were based is ceagreulenul
districts already declared
malapportioned by a federal
court In another ruling.

J. M. Fields

Britain famous are burled In
Westminster. Nearly all Brft.
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crowned in the abbey, beginning with William the Con.

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ALICANTE, Spain (UP!)
Rebel Rhodesian Premier
Ian Smith as
the Most
Distinguished Poli tician of
the Year in a poll bald by the
local newspa pe r "infermaclones."

WHIRLPOOL

built by Edward the
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after It was dedicated to St.
Peter and consecrated on Dec.
28, 1065. Edward became the
first of 17 British rulers to
be Interred there,
A $2.$ million restoration
program was launched In 1953
by the late Sir Winston
Churchill and renovation was
only recently comple ted.
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the millions needed to save the
fabric of the abbey and re1t4,rb it to its U(iUfl beauty.
Although the ancient abbey
Is a jewel of the Church of
England, all faiths joined in
the observance today. Commentators saw this as evidence of the new spirit of
hope for Christian unity.
The ceremony launched a
year of concerts, exhibition,,
poetry readings and specia1
services at the abbey.

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nino Cardinale.
Also present was Morris
Ernst, a Jewish attorney from
New York who helped raise

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Westminster Abbe y, religious
shrine of the Commonwealth.
Among the 2,300 dignitaries
in the historic church for the
special service was a repz'eBentat.lvs of the Vatican,
apostolic delegate Msgr. Ig-

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who has chalk ed up 30 years
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merised briefly this way i
the annual meeting of It
American Association for II
Advancement of Science t
Robert D. Usk of Prhmcetoc
"it Is said that as: maki
the world go round. Toda
from our sophisticated vism
point, we might conclude thi
the rising and setting of U
sun makes sex go round."
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live to light radiation, ar
direct measurement of Ugi
increments by the brain vs
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cuss "some
common In.
terests and problems" during
his 18.bour Tokyo stopover.
"Our goals and aspirations
are much the same," be said.
"We share the some deep
commitments to peace, liberty
and the prosperity of all peo.
plea. We value your friend,
ship; we look for your advice;
we used your help in common
endeavors."
Humphrey was scheduled to
inset with the Emperor at the
Imperial Palace Wednesday
morning followed by a lun.
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the Japanese Communist par.
ty earlier held a rally and
Arthur Cameron, Florida demonstration in down town
Power and Light Company Tokyo top rotest Humphrey's
line foreman in Sanford, cal.. arrival and U. S. Viet Nam
A
policy.
ears with th. .o
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nearly 20 years ago when
he
the life of J. U.
Ph il lips, now an assistant su
pervisor for FPL In Sanford.
FPL's Sunshine Service
News tells the story.
On a day In 1946, "Phillips
was on the new pole," Cam.
erorm recalls. "I was on the
old. He leaned back and hit
a line wi th his shoulder. Then
he fell across It.. I not a rope
over him and pulled him off
the line. H. slid down the
pole, and we picked him up
and rushed him to the hospital
In Sanford. He lost a leg, but
he's alive, gets around fine.
It doesn't bother him."
Cameron won the Silver
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swing through Japan, the
Philippines, Formosa, and
South Korea, flew into Tokyo
International Airport aboard
the P resident's special jet and
was met by Japanese and U.S.
officials Including Prime Mm.
liter Sisaku Satu and Amer.
Icon Ambassador Edwin 0.
Relschauer.
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TOKYO (UPI) -Vice Pres.
Ident Hubert H. Humphrey,
on his first major diplomatic
mission for President Johnson,
arrived In Japan today to be.
gin a week-long tour of the
Far East. lie was under heavy
security against possible left.
lit protests.

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have risen from the South only third ranked Brigham
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to pursue Duke and the title Young and fourth
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Ith a 100-03 overturn, vie- the Gophers reeling from
dy.
ry over the Wolverines, fourth to 10th,
Duke's gaIn was partly atBradley made the moat of
hich coupled with a lois to
tributatbie to the poor showing
utter the following night, the opportunities, vaulting all
made by five members of last
ppled Michigan from fifth the way from 11th to fourth.
week's top 10. Three teams,
ninth in the ratings, basei Time Braves have won their
Michigan, St. Joseph's and
I gnmes through Sattinlai-, first 10 games. Vanderbilt.,
losses
Mkhlta,
suffered
two
NEW YORK (UP!) - San Diego, both of whom have and Kansas City with three.
Brigham Young, Kentucky
25,
and two more - Providence
Lane. Alworth, the San Die- be e n all-AFL performers All eight teams had at least
Even more natotmuling, and Iowa, which advanced to
league started In one player on the two-platoon
Southeastern Con f e r e n c e Blue Devils, who took over and Minnesota -dropped one
go Chargers' lighthing-hike since the
)wCVcr, were St.
atic. sixth, also have perfect roe.
1960, Kemp Is the first quar- team.
champions,
moved into the first place three weeks ago game each.
, Naive losses to Brigham tuz'ds.
acrobat who specializes in terback to be chosen more
Other repeaters from last
runnerup position behind Duke with back'to-back victories
Duke took care of Michigan
oung and Wyoming. The
making difficult catches, tO than once.
year were Denver's Cookie
In the United Pre" Interns., over defending NCAA chamawka, as result, pltmg.'uI
day became th e first player
DON'T
Lionel Taylor, Denver's Gilchrist at fullback and Bit.
Lance Alworth
urn second to seventh while
unanimously named to the split end and a member of ly Shaw ,of Buffalo at guard selected for the second year. tional board of coaches rat- pion UCLA, opened their
lags Monday and the Wild. widest lead of the season
VU used the upset as a
American Football League the first two All-Star us, on offense.
Most conspicuous by his ab. cats, another SEC club, with 30 first-place votes and
,ringboar(I to third place.
All-Star team selected by the returned to the 1965 unit and
GET
Eight members of last sea- sence for the defense was bounced into fifth place.
339 pdnt.a, 55 more than Van.
Wichita's two losses to
United Press International's guard Bob Talaminl of lions- son's defensive unit returned
COLEMAN
New York's outside lineback.
uthern Illinois and Star.
SPACE HIATUS
board of writer,,
ton won a spot for the first this year including halfback er Larry Grantham. who
P1.001 FURNACES
Alworth received all
cette
spilled
the
Shockers
time since 1962.
Fred WillIamson f
held a position on to All-AFL
WALl. HIATUS
votes cast by the board made
it of the top 10 into a tie
Five players made the team City for the fourth straight team for four straight years.
CALL
up of three writers from each for the first time. Tight end year and tacklea Tom Sestak
r
Itlth
with
Missouri
Valley
Other, who did not repeat
lea gue city who covered the Willie }'tflLlcr of Houston of Buffalo and Ernie Ladd of were quarterback Babe PerilCincinnati. A loss to linusPlumbing,
Joe Na'
511AM! (UP!)
AFL this season,
n dumped Providence two
and tackle Jim T-rer of Kan. San Diego for the third it of baton, fullback Keith
Heating,
Inc.
The six-foot, 185-pound for. sas City were picked to the straight season.
tchea to eighth and Mirino.
math has gone to the pros,
Lincoln of San Diego, split
1007 Sanford
322.5543
met Arkansas All-America, offensive unit and halfback
ta's
loss
to
Utah
State
sent
but
the
passing
he
started
Earl Faison of San Diego end Charlie Ilennigan of
gained more yardage catching Dave Grayson of Oakland, was back at end for the Houston, tight end Fred ArAlabama goes on and on.
SYDNEY (UP!) - Young. Fred Stolle of Australia at
passes than any other player safety George Saimea of fourth time in five year,, and banns of Kansas City, often"I
reckon the reason we
in pro ball in 1965 mcd had Buffalo and end Roland Me- outside linebackers II o b b y sly. tackle Stew Barber of sters John Newcomb. and staged a magnificent conic.
20th ANNIVERSARY SALE!
threw
so much this season
an amazing 23.2 yard aver- Dole of Buffalo were placed Hell of Kansas City and Mike Buffalo, offensive guard 1111- Tony Roche gave Australia back to nip Santana in five,
TYPEWRITERS -ADDING MACHINES
age per catch to earn the No. on the defensive team.
was because of the Nemeth
Stratton of Buffalo, middle ly Neighbors of Boston, cor- her 20th Davis CUP today
The closing two singles
CALCULATORS -DUPLICATORS
1 flanker spot for the third
Buffalo dominated the team linebacker Nick Buoniconti of nerbat-k Willie Brown of with a convincing 8.3, 4-6, ntatchea Wednesday were Influence. When we had Joe's
CHECK WRITERS
straight year.
fine arm, we developed the
with six representatives fol- Boston and safety Dalnarul Denver and Ron Hall, a safe- 7-5, 8-2, humiliation of Spain's
to
exhibi'
and
Jose
Luis
therefore
roducc'd
Manuel Santana
patterns and the receivers,
Quarterback Jack Kemp, lowed by San Diego with five Paulson of New York were ty, from Boston.
tiona with no pressure since anti it made money for us. So
who hasn't made the All-Star
Arilla.
squad since the original 1960
The victory in the doubles they cannot affect the out- we just kept throwing," said
team, was selected to the
by Newcombe, 21, and Roche, come.
coach fli'ar Bryant.
New and Used TYPIWIITIIS - Uadeewe.d, leyel, SneNk
first team along with center
Today's decisive doubles
20, in their first challenge
Monday's Bryant's Crimson
Ce,..., I.mlates, ISM. ADDING MACHINES Jim Otto of Oakland and ofround appearance gave the match was eotnpli'IoiI in an Tide and coach Bob Devuin'
tee, Uadeew.ed, Sosdst,esd I,. C. AU.., i.rreshs, Sesad
a.mes you knew and frost.
fensive tackle Tom Mix of
hour and seven minutes on cy'a Nebraska team posed for
MacDufra Kid, one of the
8th Race (5/16 Mile, Grade 1. Se Otter, 2. Ray Mac, 3. host nation a 3-0 lead in the
bcstt-of-five series. In sin- the Whit. City Stadium's cen- photographs anti then began
most promising greyhounds A, Time 81.22)
Walking Dog, 4. Circus Sun.
on Monday, Aussie ter court, where a blistering workouts for their clash Sat-7.80 6.40 5.80 shine, 5. Chief Alli, S. Oyen, gte. play
schooling
Roy Emerson trounced Juan sun sent the thennometer urday night in the Orange
117 MAGNOLIA
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7.60 4.80 7. Nellie's 11ope, Imp,, S. (;Isbeu-t In three sets and reading to 114.
Howl.
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cv IT. IN .avts FOR 5EWISOI1
4.00
Flying
Slipper.
Quinlela 4.5 $ 43.00; Perf.
COt1,,, YI,nflSflI.
first victory of the season in
3 rd RACE 45118 mile, D) IN cII%4rEHy o. I5.M3
$09.30.
4-5
tonight's featured 10th race
1. Tell U What1 2. Uncle El.
SlIT 10 QtIET TITI.ti
9th Race (5/16 Mile, Grade yah, 3. Tracing,
BUI)('LF s. arsTAs(1x and at the Sanford-Orlando Ken.
4. Crony
H, Time 32.07)
I..V1(.iA n. GUTAFON,
nd Club,
Cletus, 5. Dark Dame, 6.
WHO,
The fast-finishing speed- She's A
Plaintiff..
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Too.
ster from the Glenn Drown
Atlantic Knock.
CIA TIRY C. LITTLn. Trurte.
6.40
for Kennel has a second place Sunhrook
11A MIA) cLAyT)N and HAft.
4th RACE (5!16 mile, M)
Well
Ct.t'C. L.ITTLu, and
finish and a third to his She
Qulniela 1.2 $42.60; Perf. 1 !,ighta Up, 2 Fancy Valor,
wit. of HAROLD CLAY. credit In three starts to date
I.ITTLI, wife
and 3. Edition, 4. Johnny Bucket
of ClARItY . i.IFTI.L'. I.. AL. -but victory has eluded him. 2-1 $272.70.
wheat, 5. Wendy Ward, 6.
tirade
Race
(5/16
Mile,
Ai.1.r'.N,
10th
*nt
1'
MacDuff's Kid put on a
Chickasha Chief, 7. Swytack,
wife. JF:NS'IR H. 11t1'RSON,
finish
in
his
last
A,
Time
81.66)
wife of ALFRED i-:ItiCi$uN, tremendous
(1. sta rt, coming from sixth Berkley Jack &amp;00 3.20 2.40 8. Mocreuii.
dcesed, C L.A It N C
5th RACE (5/16 mile, D)I-ItiCK$ON and 3.20 8.40
place to run second. Running Harry's Here
d')N. his Wife. IlAIIAItET
1. Country Joy, 2. ltutinblln
3.00
i'USIY, h,-r from the No. 2 post position Airi
I'riii-:Y and
hu.han,I. RUTH F. nu"ni:it, tonight, the hard-running red
Quiniela 2-4 $13.40; Perf. Juan, 3. Calico Express, 4.
IIU S C It R It.
ant
Talent Star, 6. 0. lI/s ArIst.
)i'-r husband, ETiII:It i:. brindle will be hard to keep 1.2 $tfl.0.
11th Race (3/8 Mile, Grade crat., 6. All Mitch, 7. Trudy
ruNL'iL and
TiNifl, out of the winner's bracket
her hutand, ALFRED U.
True, 8. Great Comfor t.
C. Time 41.33)
r:nIcK- tonight.
)IIICKSON and 6th RACE (% mile, T) 6.20 4.20 3.10
N. hi. wife. ANNA CLARA
Other speedsters in the Kate Ring
AN- field Include Mary's Lamb, Rajah's Princess
.&amp;NI)RII8ON and
4.20 3.00 1. Cuido, 2. Top Cotton, 3.
bI- It)N. lice hucbafld. if liv.
4.40 W D's Sure Foot, 4. Mac
Inn, and if dead, their unkn.,wn Michael K., Dave hall, Spec- MV/a Maude
Quiniela 2.8 $10.60; Perf. Harmony. 5. 0. It's Burette,
)ielr. iexatees, devisees, ran- dy Dee, 1I.W. Roma of Duke,
tees.- asigne.., Ilenor, Creli
39.50.
8. Mar LIne, 7. Lena's Dream,
torI, trustees or others claim. Elbee's Honey and Quanah 2-8 $
Mutual Handle $83,548,
8. Janice A.
log to have an interest in or Lynn.
'
lion upon the property subjec t
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7th RACE (5/16 mile, C)_
to thi, suit.
Tt'ESD.tY ENTRIES
1. Chti5C'a Christy, 2. hlerk.
T)ef.nlsnts.
lit Race (5/16 Mile, Grade
AMa%IW.r) N0TIt
lit RACE (514 mIle, C)
Icy's Mark, 3. Mrs. VilUe T,,
C. Time 3L73)
51.1111 oF FIDIIIHA
3.60
1.
Kuvey Kate, 2. Eastern 1. Buddy Greer, 5. Once More
COtS?! OF sMiNoI.
Alta Murphy 3.80 3.00
TOs ClARK? C. LrTi., Tru,- Fur Fetch
9.60 14.60 Avonu, 2. Nettle C., 4. Little Over, 6. Rusty Commel, 7.
tie for HAROLD CLAY.
7.60 Prize. 5. Betty 0 (for Runyon's Ace, 8. Danny Call.
DIN and HAitit? C. i.jr. Cicely
'11.11, and
CLAYTwinkling Twirlo), 6. Truest
8th RAC'!- (5/18 mile, A)Quint-la 34 $37.20,
b11N. wits of ILAitOt.L)
2nd Race (5/ 16 Mile, Grade Yet, 7. T. M's Jewel, R. W. i. Officer I)ay, 2. Sol's Zip,
CI.AYDKN an 4
2. N. li/a Luis, 4. Across The
fl/a Noor.
LITTI.R. wife of HAItItY B, Time 8L60)
C LITTL1 residence un2nd RACE (5/16 mile, B)- Pond, Imp,, 5. Quite Nice,
Creek
Ben
14.60
0.40
8.00
known'.
AL- Sermon
6. Ltipino, 7. Gallant Maurice,
L. ALLEN and 10.60 6.80
LRN, him wits, te.id.nce Sally Havoe
a
S. Intelligency.
5.00
unknown;
9th RACE (5/16 mile, U)Quiniela 1.6 $5 2.40:; Perf.
H. ZlUcKsor4.
'If. of A1.FR11) 11itlCR- 1.6 $571.20; D.D. 3-1 $ 124.00.
L Warrior Falcon, 2. El Ca.
SON, last known residence,
3rd Race (5/16 Mile, Grad.
mino Duke, 3, Nixon's Jerry,
Clout. 1. Sanford, 1"R,rl.Ia;
CLARENCE 0. EI11CK.' I), Time 31.77)
.
Requests, 5. Mimsy,
60N and -EIIICKO. Althea K., 7. Laily Commel,
eoN, his wife, last kin'w. Far Advanced 11.20 3.60 2.80
residence, Ituts i, 8n- DL.'. Jilt
4.20 2.20
8. 0. Ha Play Roy.
ford. Fli,rliai
3.40
10th RACE (5/18 mile, A)aIAIttIAItET IL I'UH.V Cute N Cool
Quiniela 1.5 $13.00; Perf.
I. 8. W lioma of Duke. 2.
i'USRY, htr
and
husband, 5501 NV 22nd 5,
CHICAGO (UN) - 0fl' Mac Duff's Kid, 3. Mary's
6L80,
?tre,t. Miami, Florida:
4th Race (5/16 Mile, Grade er-coach George hales of the l.a_mI,, 4. E!bee'a hI'.ney, 5.
RUTH N. iurseiii:ii ani
U U 5 C It N R. her M, Time 31,82)
Chicago Bears announced to- Michael K., 6. Dave Hall, 7,
husband, 416 lissel Street,
4.40 2.80 2.40 ilay the team was withdraw- Speedy Dee, 8. Qunnali Lynn.
Dakota Girl
Orlando, Florida:
}STIIElt N. TENEIt and Lake Andy
5.80 3.00 ing from pro football's "mon11th RACE (% mile, T)TENEIt, her hue' B.W.
Roil Ilol
2.40 ey derby" and offered rights I. svt. I'atsy,
Brandon
band, :eei N. W. 9Ith
Quinlela 4.7 $1680; Perf to the club's No. 1 draft Sc- Buddy, 3. Freeway IlusUer,
btroe(, Miami, Florida;
ALFRED N. ERICKSON itectiun to any National Foot.
o. ii.', Nero, 6. Tango
and - NIIICKS('N,
5th Race (.1/8 Mile, Grade ball League team.
his wife, 1551 Much, Wit"
Time. G. Silver World, 7, Chic
ter Park, Florida;
Hale s said the negotiating Candy, R. Nice Nell.
D. Time 41.59)
ANNA CLACIA ANL)EIt' Duke Larsen 14.80 9.60 4.80 rights to Louisiana State
ANIJER.
oN and
SON, her husband. real- Merry's Fire Hall
7.20 2.60 ta ckle George Rice were
dencs unknown.
3.40 available to any team "which
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Quiniela 1.8 534.60; Perf. might be iniertated."
TIER that a suit to .iuiet tnt.
ha s been brought in the CIr. 8.1 $128.40,
"The Bears are withdrawcult Court of Seminole C,'unty.
6
Mile,
Grade
ing
from the money derby,
6th
Race
(5/1
Florida, against you ati.i cacti
estate. D. Time 31.80)
which I. getting ridiculous
of you claiming aT
right, liiie or Interest in or
FORT LAI)I)Elu)ALE (UP!)
4.80 3.80 2.20 and is not conduciv, to good
lien upon the Iuilowirg 4..- Cedar Lined
- Johnny Weismueller won
squad
morale,"
he
said.
gribod real property situated Wind Buster
'7.60 3.20
Posterity and
Monday,
In Seminole Cuuuty, Florida, tu Mystery Maiden
Halas said he will work swimmer
not but as a
5.10
wit:
as Holly.
trade
for
the
Quiniela 8.5 $213.60; Perf. out a
Lot 21 of NEW IJPSAL.A.
rights, woocia "'rarran."
according to Plat. thereof 3.5 $18.50.
perhaps $ future draft
Welamueller, a swimming
recorded in Chat Hook t,
7th Race (5/16 Mile. Grade choke "or something,"
I'ae 11 of the l'ubiio uschampion before he began his
cords of Seminole County, C. Time 31.85)
Holes said the Bears
movie career, was one of 21
Florida.
"found out what the other ori in
and you are hereby required Toy Record
g al initiates Into the new
fellow was offering and it's
to tile your answer or other
Mar *9.40 7.40
swimming
flail of Fame dediwritten defenie. personally or Oar J.
4.20 2.80 be yond reason."
cited Monday. Others Includby your attorney, with the
It was obvious that
2,60
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Rooster Tail
Rice's ed Gertrude Eden., the New
Ninth Judicial Circuit, Seminole
Quiniela 7.8 $18.00; Perf. demands were the factor York girl who was the nation's
County, Florida, at the Court.
which induced Halas to give beonirue when she became
house in fanford. Florida, and 8.7 $6220.
the
up on his attempts to sign first woman to swim the
to servo a copy thereof ut.vn
Engthe l'iaitctlffe' attorney, uhvp"
the 250-pound tackle.
in 19; Matthew
name Ui JOHN V. UAINES of
Ice was drafted by Hogs. Webb, the first man to swim
tic, firm of WINL)E1tiVEEI'Li.
- Rico
HAINES and WARD, HI Park
5 0 T I C r.
ton in the rival American the channel In 1875; Western
Menu., South. Winter Park.
Notice I. hereby given that
Florida, not later than the 14th the annual meeting of the Foot ball League, and the film star Buster Crabb.; for.
day of January, 1586, tb.rein Shareholders of South Somi. Oilers bid high for No, 1 mer Yale swimming coach
setting up the estate, right, nole Hank, F.m Park, Florida, pick Tommy Noble
of Texas Bob Kiputh, and s wimming
title, Interest In or lion upon will be held at it's banking
the above described property h- time In Fern Park, K.nclnole be fore losing him to the stars Don SchoUander, Dawn
claimed by you and should County, rloruda. on Tuesday, NFL's new Atlanta team.
Fraser and Kath y Bawls.
you tall to de o decree pro January ii. 1511. at ibO I'•M

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consistently.
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teams fared Not week, it looks like the round ball is go. via Armory.
season in the Hounds last
Dick Copeland's chat.
Senior forward Richard
Herald Sports Editor
ing to take Just as many wierd bounces as did the oval.
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PEA CON JONI5
gas
will
meet
the
Grenadiers
Moore
poses as Lyman. top outing against Seminole, will
Seminole high's Fighting shaped football this past fall.
be at center.
has
No less than five of the UN's top ten teams fell from Orlando in the second scoring threat. Moor,
Seminoles, a basketball tesa2
game of the tournament, fol. scored 86 points, an average
The Hounds have looked
that has been almost inactive by the wayside, and the ranks of the nation's undefeated lowing the opener between of 14.8 per game, and twice
good In spots and should their
for most of December, steps is getting slimmer every evening.
..d4.e
The latest to fall were St. Jo. (Pa.), Minnesota, Pro. Lakeview and favorite Win, he has gone over the 20 mark. scoring attack Jell, they will
"H's'
into the lion's den bight In
tee
Park.
Outside
of
Moors,
the
808
pose a threat for the favor.
to. Gainesville Holiday Tourn. videne. and Wichita. This quartet Joins Michigan and UCGame time for the Lyman Hounds tin not boast a con• Item.
ement, a two-day affair in LA, everyone's pro-season favorites who have already Colonial meeting is $8O.
The sistent scorer, although each
Colonial's top scorers have
games apiece this season.
w!ilr!
o! the four com•
P/Cl? IIT%iI,
Lakeview-Winter
con. player has turned in a good been sophomore Rick RosenDuke, the current No. 1 team, has already lost onc- test
will get startedPack
at 7 p.m.
(acne
XiW Backer j
at
one
time
or
another.
baum
and
senior
Charles
a one-point upset on South Carolina's home court-and
record,
The winner, will meet in
Copeland
plans
one
change
Brown.
The
Grenadiers
boost
WAVNIW4L4IR/
The Seminoles, who have the Blue Devil's chief rivals now seem to be $ pair of the finals Wednesday night, in his starting lineup this
boast a high scoring attack
split even In two starts, will Southeastern Conference teams, namely Var4erLHt
x'r&amp;ickej'
and after the losers vie in a eon- evening. Junior Darrell All. which will put the Grey.
meet the host GainsyLi1e Pur. Kentucky.
J
solatiorc
contest.
gaier,
who
hes
played
al
.VIF04'1h'V4Tq
hounds'
defense
to
a
test.
So, now sub, the South which used to be everyone's
pie Hurricanes in th e nightcap
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Winter Park I. the favorite
.4,
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crrcJ,er I
this evening at approximately patsy In roundball circles, may end up with the Big Three.
over the Lakeview Red Dc.
In various preseason polls, Duke and Vanderbilt were
6:30 p.m. Favored Jackson.
NERJAaWh'IFf
viii, who along with Lyman
vile Forest and Stark. meet given solid positions in the top ten, but in every ease
.iJbc.k
2
Topo
are
members
ltanked
Fives
of
the
Orange
In the opener at 7 p.m.
UCLA and Michigan were awarded the No. 1.2 spots.
Belt Conference. The ParkThe winners and losers meet Kentucky was ignored.
3SY
DOYD,
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ers have been victorious in
In the second and final round
One magazine poll goofed and ranked Duke twiceCfrI
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two of their three outings
at the Gainesville High Gym fifth and ninth. Hut it wasn't even a goof, said one At.
FAR
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W/LI.it woop,
thus far. Top scorers have
on Wednesday night.
lantic Coast cage expert, who's name slips us now. "Duke's Fall In Tournaments
been seniors Kent Gaydos
Jacksonville Forest comes first five," he says, 'la as least the No. 6 team In the naS'iIey
into the tournament with a 61 tion and the Blue Devils' second team is good enough to
By UP!
ranked St. Joseph's trouncing and David Reid.
1.
Mu.
RENFRO
record, the only loss being last be No. 9."
The fled Devils boast the
holiday time isn't always a Niagara 95-72 and IOth.ranked
CED
week in an overtime to Jack.
13 a!e'L
The Blue Dcviii of Coach Vie Hubs&amp;, have already happy time, and highly rated Minnesota nipping Cornell 84. tallest boy in the area in 6.9
t'W
soeevliie Lee. Gainesville and creamed UCLA twice this year and Just last week defeat- Brigham Young and Michigan 62.
soph Doug Gamble. Gamble
Starke both sport 32 marks ed Michigan at Michigan after being down 12 points can't help wondering today If
Providcnce, the No. $ team, has been Lakeylew's leader in
they
gave
away a lot Mon blew a 17-point second-half both scoring and rebounding.
and Seminole IsI.I .
with less than four minutes to go. A first five that in. than
they
received,
lead and then rebounded In the Guards Chuck Hawthorne and
Coach Mack Blythe's Scm. eludes veterans Bob Verge (21.4 average last year), Jack
4;?w
moles won't be at a height (Its. Martin (19.1 last year) and Steve Vat-endak (16.2) plus
Brigham Young. which Just final 25 second, of play to trip Deenis Reid have been other
advantage with 6.4 center Don 6.0 Bob iteidy and 6.7 Mike Lewis under the boards
this week climbed to No. 3, in New York University 79.76 in top scorers for Lakeview.
are
Nicholas two Inches taller likely to continue in the No. I spot,
the national rankings, suffer, the ECAC Holiday Festival at
than Gainesville's biggest
an embarrassing letdown New York.
Vanderbilt has the great 6.9 Clyde Lee and he's
en. Monday night when It Sell tea
starter, 6-2 center Dan Moe'
In other major tournament
ough to make any good club a great one. It looks like $
gin.
below-par LaSalle team, 7146 action:
0
Vandy.Kentucky showdown for the SEC berth in the NC. in an opoeeing round
1
game of
Ice Angeles Classic-Purdue
But the Hurricanes have a AA tournament. These two SEC powers meet Jan. 15 at
the Quaker City Tournament upset St. John's (N.Y.) 77.75
strong defensive club, Their Kentucky and Feb. 2 at Vandy.
at Philadelphia.
losses have been to undefeated
behind a 34-point scoring ciKentucky's team, whose tallest man measures at 6.5,
NEW YORK - (NEA) - The odd number of 23 comes veland'a great fullback, and deco's Dave Parks,
ninth . ranked Michigan fort by Dave Schellhaso and
Orlando Evans by tour
to
the NFL'.
is being called "Rupp's Runts." Pat Riley and Joule Dam. dropped
and 10 point, to Forest, both
even further alter UCLA outlasted Louisiana The West's domination of the In recognition of the year of Jim Parker, a perennial in the lop pass receiver, flanker Jim.
pier, a couple of outside "hotshots" are
National Football League- Is attrition for pro quarterbacks, offensive line for the Colts. my Ore of th
1.'. urn.. at home. Victories hav, cats, both carrying 21-point average.. leading the Wild. winning the national champ. state as.
e Coils, tackle
been one-sided affairs over
ionship last year as It iot Its
College Tournament at born out by the All-Players and so John Brodie of San
M1
.
A check of the schedules of Duke, ','andy and Ken. third straight game, this time
This
is
Parker's
eighth
Robert
B
ro
wn
of the Eagles,
Brandon and Gainesville P. K.
Oklahoma City-Rhode Island
Yonge, along with an eight' tucky, shows that If they are to fall, it most likely will by a scorst of 8987 to Arizona upended Wyoming 107.101 in All-Pro team released today Francisco was named by the s traight award since 1958, his center Slick Tingeihoff of
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$ team in their own conference that swings the axe.
State In the For West Classic overtime after trailing by 15 by Newspaper Enterprise As- players of the NFL, who par- sophomore season In the lea. Minnesota and halfback Gale
point decision aver Orlando be
Duke plays Noire flame Friday, Wake Forest Hat. at Portland. Ore.
ticipa te In the voting, to share gue. He was an all-pro at Sayers of the Bears on offenColonial.
points and Oklahoma City sociation.
Western players grabbed off the position with John UnIt.aa tackle for the first five times,
Morgan, 59 Guard Steve urday and Penn State Monday. After that the Blue
The Wolverines, with All, blasted Bowling Green 103-77.
se for the defense-end flea.
us finish the season with hot their 12 games against America Caxzie Russell In the Big Fight Tournament at
11 of the 23 spots on the of- of Baltimore, who missed four then switched to guard in 1963 con Jones of Los Angeles,
Lcggelt
and
S-i
forward
Mu13'
Atlantic
Coast
foes,
The
lone
exception
is
a
early
February
lineup,
figured
as one of the Kansas City-Nebraska nipped fensive and defensive platoons, games of the re gular season. wi out a hitch In his elfecStrickland have been the top visit to West Virginia,
th
middle line-backer Dick ButZ Gainesville scorers, all aver.
Brodie led the league In pass tiveness.
beet In the preseason rating., Miuouri 6967 In overtime and Just as Western teams won 13
kus
Chicago, halfbacks
Kentucky plays Notre Dame Wednesday, St. Louis on but now show a dismal 44 Oklahoma roiled over Okialco- out of 14 games In Interdivis- completions, percentage, Brown is also an eight4ime Herb of
aging about 16 points a game.
Adderley of the Packers
Forward Jim ltnper (3.11) and Jan. 3, and after that Its 16 straight games against SEC record. Russell scored 35 ma State 55-38.
Yards
and
touchdown
passes
winner, though his skein was
Ion competition this year,
th
$4 guard Coolidge Gsssett ti-ama, including a Jan. S visit to Gainesville and the U. points against Arizona State
(30). The value of Unitas, of Interrupted briefly In 1963 and Bobby Boyd of e Colts,
Motor City Tournament at
of Florida,
course, was proved by th e sud- when he skidded under the and safety Mel Bonito of Dalbut even this wasn't enough Detroit-WUtlam &amp; Mary (Ic'
ounc1 out the starting live,
Vanderbilt goes to the Los Angeles classic this week. to prevent an upset.
den slump of the Colts after 1,000-yard mark in ru shin las. Th at's a 50 per cent turn.
Seminole will counter with
foaled Eastern Kentucky 7644
g. over from '64.
be hurt his knee.
top scot-era Nicholas and 5-10 end and after that comes 16 straight games against sic
The Quaker City Tourney and Detroit turned back liarThis year he gained more
C
This
is
attracted
two
other
members
yard
$343,
th
guard Lamar (Lefty) Oxford, clubs,
e 11th annual team votes at his position than any
of the top 10, with seventhpicked for NEA tIth the co- man in the entire poll,
both averaging around the 15.
hurricane Classic at Miami
We have an unknown renuier who has some interest In
point per game mark. flush.
Beach, ha. - Louisville clip.
NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - operation of the National Foot. Missing for the first time
log
sophomore
Tom
a
nd our hometown in the hills of West Virginia, In the mail
pod
Georgia
Tech
54'46
and
Bryan
MissourI
Coach Dan Devine ball League Players Associa. since be cracked the all-pro
EVE PARTY
It
Junior Frank Whigham, both recently came the front sports page of the Huntington,
Miami beat Boston University held the last "hard work" ses. ion. It will be presented In a ranks In 1961 Is Mike Ditka,
i
Va.,
newspaper which bannered a Marshall (our Alma
6-footers, hold down the for. W.
2 SessIons
8140.
slon Monday and said his Ti. pedal half.hour program over th e tough tight end of the Chi.
ward spots with 5-10 Junior Mater) basketball victory over Eastern Kentucky.
gets would practice only once he Columbia Broadcasting cago Bears. But that's only beThe s.ntlu- didn't sign a name, just a note saying
Larry hodges teaming at
a day until their Saturday ystem network preceding the cause Pete Reilaff, the 33guard with Oxford,
thought you'd be interested in this." We were and would
year-old veteran receiver of Sasead Susie. lesiudes Huts,
Sugar Bowl clash with Flor- '4FL championship game.
Bernie Harbour, a 14 guard, like more mall like this, but please Mr. Phantom, alga
The 1965 All-Pros will also the Philadelphia Eagles, enPeiiaiai, Nelsemekees
ida.
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will be the top-flight reserve, your name,
Missouri ran through a pair 1ce feted at th e Pro Bowl game Joyod a phenomenal season to
I I e
along with forwards Roy Duna
MELODEE
of two-hour workout. Monday, ia Los Angeles, whey. they ga in his first all-league honors.
and Paul LeRoy. Mike Long
Sport Magazine, the best of all such pub.
Other "rookies" on this ONOIA ID. liNk 322.5313
Sanford Electric clinched MIAMI BEACH wi -is- working on pass defense and nil receive individually ena
11traved trophies by CBS and my thical team are San Franand Larry Shaw 1111 out the Ilcations that deludes the newsstands thea, days, the first hail title in the city
dummy scrimmage,
:nael Shafel of the United
roster.
has its stories written months before the magazine reach. Junior
At Gainesville, Fla., the Ga. nonogrammcd sweaters doLeague In aMIno last Arab Republic and Jamie
in two starts, Seminole baa i-s
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the
newsstand,
But,
in
a
lucky
coincidence,
Sport
real.
night
at
the Bill Fleming Me. Prosily of West Palm Belch, Ray Graves said the team
The Baltimore Colts, who
lost to undefeated Titusville ly has a timely article in its January Issue that we pick.
moi-ial Gym at Seminole High were not to meet today to de- appeared to be In good shape. nade a dra ma tic comeback
and won over Lyman, 51.40.
ed up last week.
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dde the top men's division The Wednesday morning drill I*or Unitas' injury to tie for
..
The story is about Don Chandler, Green hay's kicking School.
titie in the Orange Bowl In- will be at Gainesville and the Ihe western lead on the last
Guard Al Gro
his college football with the Florida
oms scot-ed a ternational Junior Tennis afternoon session at Now Or- veekend of the regular sea son,
Gators.
specialist who played
season's individual high of 45
Ltamploo-hips.
rer, honored with five poolNEW YORK (UP!) - The
lain..
The caption under the main head of the story reads, points in leading the undoflsat. Prosily,
a University of
Harness Racing Institute re- 'He does not throw $ football, he does not catch a foot. ed ElectrIcIans to their sixth
All-America tackle Francis tIons on the offensive and di.
Florida freshman, beat third- Pony of Missouri suffered a Ienslve units. Next, with thre*
ported Monday that Richard
ball, he does not, very often, run with $ football, All
be straight victory over Day it seeded Australian Gary Pen- scratched eyeball in Monday's eaek, were Green Bay, ChiDowning's Bret Hanover col. does Is hit it with his foot-punt and placekick-and win Nite (liril, SR•27•
berthy 11-9, 4-6, 6-3 Monday workout, but Devine said Posy C-ago and Detroit.
)acted $340,1)76 in purses to games."
In other games last night, in
the umi.ftnale.
The old pros for this unique
be the top money winner of
It was Chandler who "hit the ball with his foot"
WTIIR r.iivcd Ptnecreet Rex- El Shafei easily defeated would be able to play Saturday.
cone are Jimmy Brown, Cl,The 1)65 harneu racing sea- give Green hay its "sud
all 33•31; Strickland-Morrison
den death"
victory
over Baltimore jolted First Federal, 2927, and Zan
Tom.Guerry of Chattanooga,
son. Dartmouth and Ambro Sunday in the Western Divisi'in
playoff
game.
, 6-3, 4-3 Monday.
Plight ranked second and
Georges
defea
te
d Sanford At.
And Inci4ctally, Chandler never kicked a field goal iambic by forfeit,
third, respectively,
in college.
In crucia l Intermediate
Capital
;J'
games tonight, the co-leader
MADISON, Wit. (UN) Rams (4.1) take on the Lions The city of Green Bay was
(52) at 7:43 p.m.. while the proclaimed by (by. Warren
other leader, the Colti (4-1), Knowles Monday as "The
CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP!) sorb some reshaping tactics crown was
wrapped up,
meet We Vikings (3-2) at S Football Capital of t h e
.The Cleveland Browns are to match the everyone-in-the.
Cleveland's biggest gun, p.m.
World" In honor of next
working on a double task this act Packers' offense, and siThe two lower teems Is the Sunday's National Football
Jim Brown, said the
week as they prepare to de. cond, they've got to rebuild
standings, lb. Eagles (0-5) Mail League championship game
Bay victory was the Green
best the
Pets (1-4) tangle In the between lb. Green Bay Pack.
fend their National Football to the near-frenzied drive thing to get the Browns
era and the Cleveland Browns.
League title against th. demonstrated by Green Hay working bard. A Baltimore 134) opener.
Green flay Packers,
in its playoff with the Haiti* win, he said, might have had
First, th ey've got - to ab. more Colts,
the hirowns taking their qual-.
The second task may be terback situation into eonsld.
the most difficult. Green oration.
INSURANCE
Hay fought it out in a hard.
"Now we know we have to
belting contest for its come. prepare ourselves complete.
SUNDAY
from-behind win In a gruel. ly," Brown said.
We CIII
of
•ing defensive battle with a For the title
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BATON ROUGE, LL (UP!) drive that was almost awe- land will be able t. boast of
MORTGAGE LIFE Policy,
-Louisiana Stat. University Inspiring to the Browns, who something that ha, evaded it
will
W.ãssds -Pvld,y --Suid.y 2
your
; was to bold Ita last home ps-ac. have understandably let down all this season. Every key
tics session toay for the Sat. a little in lbs five weeks player will be available for
urday Cotton Bowl meeting since their Eastern Division aetien.
HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE
LADIES
with Arkansas,
The Tigers fly to Dallas
INJOY THU AU.NI
% Wednesday for a workout at
"Where no Tog i, R
61 Southern Methodist University.
Coach Charles MeC1adoe
ON IN
held a full-speed contact drill
In Monday'
=in," workoed.
Quarterback Nelson Stoldey,
the sophomore whis who miss.
ed late-season games because
114 N. FAIR AVIS
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of a knee injury, was throwlag
th. ball Monday with signal
DAILY
$1• I. Von
callers Pat Sycreea and 3W
Will SITU TSP VALVU StAMPS
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This is one evidence of where the
support of newspapers in free ad.
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for worthwhile causes.
Countless other campaigns, locally and nationally, have been supported by The Herald throughout
1965.
No dollars and cents figures were
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comprising the Republic of eldered almost an intimate of rIUSIM.
But as the nation veered terrorists threw a hand grs.
Anyway, the time when average American home," he Cumputer: "Frog legs, plc. Indonesia, takes on a more Sukarno.

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Foreign Minister Subandrio, almost disappeared. Today ban crater, slightly injuring

past. They are now well estab. of the family would Inscribe Operator: 'That's what we sultativs assembly.

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Computer: "I've got it: was apparent that the non• I n d o n e a I ans demonstrate
Communist army did not In. against Chinese in Indonesia
let's all go out to eat,"

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horts, no slacks, no
their Fellowship balls, not for and Sunday School. jisys the
m anly language or behavior).
church youth but for neighbor, most Inspiring thing he's met 51

hood (esas who have no place up with Is the Teen Club. Adult couna.lors and a pastor
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that fought with chains is now neighborhood churches are In

13-year-old girl found ore In the background. There
In the smoking in the ladies' room is no program. Yet the young

Mission churches
slum areas of large cities have (not allowed at this club) says people come in IncreasIng
done this for a long Ume. So she's lonely. A boy she ad.
They say: "We had
other churches. A new mires volunt ee rs to make cer. numbers.
iso
place
to go."
drive Is on now to
the lain she meets people,
boy
until
recently
A
lonely
problems of the better neigh.
borboods in fa it-growing su. always carried a sheath
uncounted thou. knife on his hip, lie began
burba
YI,st.e!!1.ft
sands .1 teen boys and girls hanging around a church but
M4 II
SMie around outside drug. didn't quits feel at borne.
at alibi. Some parents When the Teen Club started,
don't know. Some don't care. took off his knife, came dress,

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his
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Carolyn Vehonr
for the
chairman, pointed out the Leone
hostesses for the
Last week the State Cabinet tiole County.
high game with handicap.
Director Louis Spe aking on the topic, "Gov importance of getting Rcpubll. social period following the
The most improved bowler iave
cans to re-register in their meeting.
was Linda Davis who raised Wainwright permission to buy ernmcnt in Business," Touhy
a twin-engine aircraft for S32,- stated "Our government Is Own party before the next Next meeting will be at 7:3o
her average 24 pins.
presently P. m., Jan. 31, at the Deltona
list the servant of the people. Our elections if
410, about
series with handicap, Ellen prisoners .In. handcuffs, the dent of First Federal Savings and Mrs. Theresa Kupecz
t a t e prison director Is shopp. and Loan Association of Semi. accompanist,
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I'errella and Carolyn Vehorn. $52,0W
Guest speaker at th D
resented by Mrs. Adam Smith announced the DoBary
Individual tro phies Includ ed
meeting of the Deflary Muller, Robert Norvin Mc. club needs four committee.
high average, Polly Ethel!: TALLAHASSEE
(UN)
Because commercial airlines Republican Club was George Gee, and Mrs. William LAkt- Women and a delegate and
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right) Mrs. Mildred Johnson of the VFIV Auxiliary, Mrs. Ben Evans of
the Woman 's Club, Mrs. Letha Ward of th e American Legion Auxiliary,
Mrs. Lois Howard of the VFW Auxiliary, and Lions project chairman,

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tied for first place, which The league will continue on scientists $40,000 to discover and more reluctant to carry gram of Christmas limns
escapees
and
parole
violators.
a
roll-off
_ii.
necessary.
their three an d a half month why Australian natives
According to the prison dir.
The wi n d -up found the Staff short sessions, but the teams spire the way they do.
Wives in
permit.
place, the stu. have been increased from According to Ileuss, the gov. ector officers are
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led to handcuff prisoners
dents wives in second place, three to four members, be. crnment is financing other while
leaving airports and
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Tutu A in third cause of the interest-every, foreign research p ro
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jects to scheduling problems often re.
and RV1%lI!a in last Place. one wants to playl
the tune of $70 million this
First place team members Year. thus contributing to the fl
held at the Trophy Lounge were
RALEIGH. N. C. ,UPI) I.ouise Fadden, Polly $i.s billion balance of pay. ights.
H. said there would be less The first packs of cigarettes
banquet room, with tables de.
ments de fi cit.
.
corated In a Christmas theme
of a hazard if the stat@ used bearing the new health warn.
'These may all, so far as T Its
plane to pick up pni. Ing appear on the stands in
by Darnell Kilciinc. Trophies
know, be wo
During The N..tb Of J.esuy
rthy projects," soners. The cost would also this tobacco heartland today.
were presented by Anne Un.
licuis
said.
Wltb
Any N.m. imprs,ams.t Li.
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- l derwood , president.
be
lower,
he
said.
A check showed Liggett and
"But do they have to be
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Elections were hek for new
Myers Tobacco Company of
(ions by foreign scientists at
officers for the next session,
Durham, had begun releasing
a time when we are In balance
which begins January 3. Dan.
Classes
packs of its L&amp;M brand with
At
of payments diflleultics?"
neil Kileline was named pros.
the warning.
Reuss said the Australian
Ident with Suzy Reno, scene.
in
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The warning states: "Cau.I
scientists would be given
"Make U.S. Your Persons? lank"
tary. The new vice persldent, ABOARD THE USS TI. 000 this year "to continue their School Program lion: cigarette smoking may
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be hazardous to your health."
study perspiration character.
P.O.I.C. MIMSIL
ill be elected at CONDEIIOGA OFF \IET lilies of Austriallan aborig. In Enterprise
Congress passed a law reFIRST PLACE WiNNERS in the Navy Offie. arms
w
meeting In the second week NAM (UPI)
Comedian Bob ines,"
quining cigarette companies1
em' Wives bowling league went to the staff In January,
SKeWs
to place the warning on the
llope
and
his
cut
of
luscious
wives team made up of Louise Fadden, Polly
. . . a.0 pa.ae.a
The
A Chrietmes program, packs after a re port f ro m the
are already
Ethell and Carolyn Lavender. (Herald Photo)
"Christmas Around the surgeon general said evidence
Propaganda
fitlovelies watched in horror en
filled teams
up except
for one all
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FULL BANKING SERVICE 'TIL 4:00 P.M.
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the carrier deck, plunged into &amp;is and Red China are spend. the sixth grade classes of Mrs, and cancer.
Ed Hughes
st Guns andParents.
the darkened South China lag large sums of mone Daisy
y for udents aid
lea and exploded In a bell of broadcasting propaganda to
flame,
the United States, but the list.
They saw the pilot eject ening audience is small, ac. were original, with each child
his country, costume
to the director of the selecting
2 Defeated from th e plane and his para. cording
and
or dance.
Voice
of
America,
chute
open.
But for 30 suspense-filled John Chancellor, head of the School will reopen on Jan. 3.
In Jr. Tennis
minutes they were afraid that agency, said the Moscow and
Take Advantag,
PrSeason Savings On
MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-'Thp. another American had been Peking programs were effee. Foiled Again
seeded Robert Lutz of Los An. lost as the carrier and its two live in some parts of the world
but not In North America, al. WARREN, Pa, (UPI) -The
geleg, the U. S. Junior Chain, escort destroyer,, the
rd Kay fam ily exper.
the
USS
though
the two nations are Richa
easily
his match Turner J07 and
lanced culinary disasters on
spending
"a
great
.1I
deal
from Zavier Santthes of no. Swanson, scoured the black
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
money" on the shows.
llvia Thursday in the third water..,
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Perhaps the New Year's din.
round of the 19th annual "It was frightening, it was
will be success.
frightening,
said actreaa
no Kays planned turkey for
Championships.
underground raii.Thanksgiving, but the fowl
Joey hicatherton. she had The
Lutz put down Santines in screamed when the plan.
way system was constructed i burned to a
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Identical sets, 61, 61.
ploded with blinding shoot of in London, in 1563, according On Christmas, the Kays look.
TWO BOWLERS, Carolyn Vehorn, left, and
Third-seeded Gary Penber. of flame.
to the Encyclopedia Britan- ad forward to baked ham So
Anne Underwood, right, tied for high game with
thy
of
Australia
ousted
Thom.
"1
could
did the fam ily dog.
see
him comIng, nice.
handicap. In center in Ellen Vaught who had the
All LYOch of Argentina, 6-0,
and
then
he
pulled
back
and
high series, handicap,
$0, but two other top seeded
players fell in major upsets, hit his engine and then there
.-_..t.
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Zan Guerry, U. S. boys 16. was this bit sheet of flame.
&amp;1
and-under champion from I knew something was going
ciiattassooga, Tenn., used deep to happen. We was's all stun.
I
backhand passing abets and a fled. This really b ri ngs the
.
steady forehand to oust Mar. war home to you," she said.
CALL US,
A few minutes later, th e
celo Late of Mexico.
FREE !
James Pressley of Gaines. cast cheered as the pilot, Lt.
vu., Fla., dropped M&amp;nolo (it) William (Bill) Brocker
__________ o6'. of ft
Orontes of Spa in, seeded of Newark, Ohio, was pulled
Wom,
k I111 owe"
eighth, $3, t2.
from the water.
Slit tekise.. Tip d side. of
Whether y., soed so. aid. r•sm, . hash, e gar.
asbiow si "tse.h.aesL"
AMilICAN •AS ASSOCIATiON
N.
Miss Heatherton ran Into
620. or 400plote "doogratial sad remooiellso. 4S11
bwood
Ow slilloilm As,
his arms and planted a big
us Owr eap.rts will he bappyl. advice end 'sip yes
edeips.
kiss on his cheek.
wth isilga cad Pilealag. w.'n also 'st p &amp;fromops
WASHINGTON
(UPI)
-Nod
k
Brocker arrinned.
OFFM Umno To MinINT A PROW10M ".11. &amp; PLO-oo" CUSTOMUL
fin4ftlas fe fit year boe
Hudson, aviation writer Of the "it was almost worth It,"
New York Times, is the 1965 he said.
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LIONS CLUB of Cnsselberrv distributed Christmas baskets to 23 South

the

clal piece for him the night

Typical Is the
one be left for South Viet Nam. I
suck Teen Club star ted in It was the closest anyone re.
Fairfax County near Wash. members that be ever came i
Publishes IslIg •acspi Saturday. Iuaesp ass chrl.ul pab. Ingto. at the Mount Vernon to crying.
$Iab.4 Saturday prsc•dIa carisimsa.
Methodist Church In co-op.. One woman counselor is sit.!
ration with men sad women ties in the club's "
5VIICISP$ios laTh
and young people from two house." Three lonesome girls
Moms Delivery
sic week Luthersa, two Presbyterian come up to her just to sit i
Mall
lM&amp;N0L.l COUNT!
ALL OTHU MAIL and ens ether Methodist and talk. Before the evening I
3$. Week
lice &amp; ieae
Ili-of I tear
church Is t he area.
Is over, they're telling her
e.e I Mealke
its s Moath e
bership their troubles. They want her1
'lb.
eomhiaed
mem
see S M5tka of a Friday eight lntermedl. advici.
U•CthI
LII 4 Moath
1.55
* MssIk b. ate Club fee it. and 13-year. What do these clubs offer
£I I
V. A. Pedal hsiidai$..a p,•vIds
olds and a High School Teen that results In these changes?
paid a advasce,

Fruit

Seminole families. Aniong those helping pack the baskets with food and

first

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Ann Underwood, Nola Fergu.
son and Ellen Vaught; last
Oace, Anne Johnson, Arm

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churches around the country to full - time Christian service. (no smoking, no drinking, no
are organizing Teen Clubs in lie has tried attending church
unsentle.

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WASRINOTON (NEA)

Lt. W. to noon, with all interested Colorado for Christmas.

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by the South Seminole Ga?.

before Christmas.
Ethel! and Carolyn Lavender; P
second place team, 3tary put.
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prisoners was a potent. place In the Community Cen.
Cdr. B. B. Brown, corn. th base fire house. This tour
LEAGUE of
"dollar
drain"lally hazardous operation and ter, was conducted by the
Is suffers
becauseathe
American
inanding officer, expressed a is to show the wives the jobs Navy officer's wives had a gift at the ItVAII.3 States

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Mrs. Desna Eat..
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Mrs. Margaret Coeby
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flashes.

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Mrs. Jane CsaselWrry
us.i,te
Chalseua
Mr.. Jek. Cochran
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Ddlary
Mrs. Joks Leone
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a break with the Chinese de.
Computer: "Well, why don't adds;
you just break out a frozen TV "People say they leave the spite early Pekin g endorse.
political settlement of the re meat of the Sept. $0 revohi.
dinner?"
Ope rator: 'We sold the volution to the president . . I. lion that failed.
fre.ur to make room for but they push me and they Now Subandrio says he can
irritate me. I ask you to leave be neutral between Peking
you."
and Moscow.
The machine is blink for a the matter to Inc."

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DONORS

but nobody

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operates In schools, hospitals. In and mineral content e nd strange clicking noise. Its discs ,,It you don't like me, then cautiou man with a repute. Jakarta music shop come the waged by the CaImbacked
"Liberation Front."
Industrial plants and similar ot he r dietary Information. spin wildly for a moment, discharge me. I will withdraw lion for landing on his feet. strains of "Hello Dolly."
If you a re not satisfied." lie Like Sukarno he has resisted
than stop.
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WED. A FRI. I A.M. fo 2 P.M

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the Indonesian al district
retails of America, Is prepar. When programmed into a Operator: "Watermelon is appeared.
hurt. Army authorities said
peasant,
of season."
And plainti vely, Sukarno de years.
lag to use
to plan computer, th e data would be
Subandnlo Is a clever but And, meanwhile, from a the attacks were apparently
menus for the dining halls It correlat ed with calory, vitam. The machine begins snaking dares.
credits over the next few en to the

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activities familiar to us all. likes and dislikes as to meats, Computer: "Cheeseburgers, and slogans, insulting caries. king under which the Chinese with Suksrno's confession 01 Arabs.
Tor instance, a large food vegetables, casseroles, salads, fried okra, artichokes and we- tures of Uncle Sam and the were to provid e Indonesia negligence toward the eIOe. Another terrorist bomb es

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will motor oven to Fort Laud.
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a farewell party for Cdr. B. C. lities of RVAH.3 will be held Linda and Roy .Iimeson head.

In Jakarta, a city of banners archtect of the &amp;xIs with Pa. Communism Is In retreat and, three British soldiers sad four

lished to common everyday on a punch card his or her had last tight."

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his hand-picked people's con- wind Is the switch-over ON &amp;list nod religious influence@ the police barracks at subour.

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kind hearts ci palm and hot plaintive tone as he addresses Perhaps best straw in the ever closer to Peking, nation. sad@ at as army patrol noer

lomputers only performed In wrote.

Tope Brothers

local bakery and Dolly's Mar.
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The committee which work. Among those spending the
cci hard to make the party a holidays with relatives will be

party of officers, their wives and Pat Ward.

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of the month of December was as chairman, Billie Johnson, who wil l be traveling to At.
the RVAH.3 annual Christmas Paulette Widman, Lots Veils lants.

Communist and

tomorrow

at their home at 108 Westwood Court are the four Kilcilne children,

310ST COLORFUL EVENT success Included Edith Pounds NfincY and Jerry Lackland,

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PREPARING to greet their guests at the open house Christmas party

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Harden, chairman of the par. Claus. These were to be sent formation that she received a
ty committee,
to the men aboard the ship, surprise phone call f ro m Tish
Judging by the smiling After Santa gave each child Bills, a former member of
faces, everyone had a
they were served cook. the club, who extended a big
time.
ies and punch and each re. "hello" to all her friends
Club members are reminded ceiveci a stocking fill ed with here. Tish Is now livin g in

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sent to the squadron. Special family and a tape made of, and dear friends together and

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main streets and sweep across The Indonesian press has lit but he is a professed Mere .4 It with gulliss.
again.
Res.
Manager
God
Almighty endows us at
the macbin, would the marble veranda of Pres. gone
om
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and he is pledged to keep
Sukarno's control
Why does the pancreas fail
a balanc ed menu that ident Sukaron's palace.
and pushes the anti-Red Chi. his revolution headed towa rd birth with a "motor" called
Hardly a day goes by that A company representative
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the
human
heart
that
contains
to
manufacture enough Insulin
on the everyone would relish.
the left,
sent me a
Actually, these are the winds nose line of the army.
someone doesn't think up a
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culatlon as to what It portends theoretically possible,
puters.
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my home can be considered with the change of seasons country's three-million mem. arno is the term "Nasskom." They can last us till a
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holiday decorations thanks to made by Mrs. Betsy Enney, come. They are planning somc
Special Services and the wives wife of the commanding offi. thing very special, so be sure
club.
to join them.
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and coffee for the mothers. elephants In the squadron home January 13 at 7:M p.m.
The ballroom was gay with colors, and which had been with old and members wel-

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ed by George Fisher of NAS) children of their squadron.
as he gave each child a pre. The main table was decorat. their husbands are doing to
sent and a stocking full of ed in Christmas colors with a accomplish the mission of the
candy and other goodies,
centerpiece of pointsettlas and training command.

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project since Its Inception 13
years ago, and their helpers
packed and delivered the baskets, each containing a tur..
key, toys and other goodies.
The project has
tradition in the community
and many organizations and
individuals are doing their
part In making it &amp; success.
Several baskets of groceries
were donated by Woman's
Club of Causelberry, Amencan Legion Memorial Post
and the Vet,.
erana of Forsigi Wars I'ost.
lOO and Awa,u.ry.

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soon as possible so the men Richard E. Fowler Jr.

"Dr. Crane," he added, "my smoking and Impair their

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Evans, who have headed the

Kuhikel

husbands. T'he tape will be

sugar in his win. after be. My!
Tobacco and Liquor HabIts,"
But If you scar the lungs by enclosing a long stamped, t•
tag healthy previously.

turn envelope, plus 20c
unction by obesity, you may Avoid
ch ronic pill'
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their
functional
cur.
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taker too, for all forelsa
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chemicals wear out Our liver
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and
kidneys fasterl
same goes for your
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Erosion can occur within
the body, much like the
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And other glands, like the
INVESTMENT
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SERVICE
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children of RVAH•13 Enlist, from the squadron.
ed Wives Club, at a gala Shortly after that, Santa
Christmas party in the NAS Claus arrived in a most spe•
ballroom a few days before tacular way.
Christmas.
beautiful pair of legs,
While the children sang ped by a chimney walked Into
carols, they were accompanied the center of the room and
on the piano by Marlene NI. out
"Mrs. Claus," who
chois. Chief Carver. a former was In reality "Jo" ICuhike,
member of the squadron ran wile of Lt. R. E.
the tape recorder to catch all Santa's helpers, Lt. (jg) W.
the happy voices.
T. Rosselle and Ens. B. G.
Later Chief Carver taped Tangeman, brought in the
each child talking to Santa gifts which included a pair of
and the mothers spent a few live hamsters for Cdr. B. B.
moments saying "lii!" to their Browu and his wile.

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kot and Johnson's Mnrlxt ty Methodist Church, Harry I Groceries and cash dons.
Wood, Hibbard Casselberry, tion were received from the
Lions Club of Canselberry gave groceries.
distributed Christmas basket,, Cash donors Included MI!. J Jack Rnymon, Leon Cumm!ng, i publ ic at several area busiSeminole I ton Freeman, Esther Circle Miss Eleanor Arnold, and n.sses wbwe containers were
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of the Cuselberry Comniunt. i Howard Arnold.
placid.
families. Ben and Miller,

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AN EARLY VISIT by Santa officer as they were present.
provided lots of fun for the ed tokens of remembrance

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many years until
wear
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overkworked,
eisslvely. AM fearful "er his last
mistreated, improperly lubriThen he fills up with fluid cited or fed chemicals that
wear ad
their bsar
preuats?ely, and dies of cirrhosis of the leave a residue of carbon
lIver!
Not
a round the valves l
The lungs, as well as the So
stew
your marvelous bu.
kidneys, offer us 4 times the mantreat
machine far more care.
CASE X442: Lou 3., aged necessary protection for
fully than a Rolls Royce
Ii the diabetic wh' wand. ing. We can survive on half of Start by sending for my
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value of advertising contributreached for the public good In
ed a new national high of $265 ml'lion.
an astonishing demThe
onatratiort of good citizenship on the
part of the nation's news media and
advertising agencies.
The Sanford Herald joined in
helping establish this high mark by
contributing space to such causes as
lessening traffic deaths, preventing
forest fires, selling U. S. Savings
of the Unit.
Bonds, urging
Red Cross
ed Fund, USO,
and other agencies.
advertising in The Herald
aevalone amounted to
eral thousands of dollars if paid for
at regular rates.
Most of the space was donated
voluntarily and without any pressure
being applied.
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Troubled? Write to An.
BY, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal
reply, enclose a stamped,
self-addressed envelope.

chants that If they want
to start promoting Christmas around the Fourth of
July, it's all right with me.
E. MeVEIGH: cuicao

trip our friendship cooled,
I later found out that my
friend thought I should have
paid half the fins since we
bad agreed to share expense.. Do you th ink a speedlag ticket Is a legitimate
expense?
NOT CHEAP
DEAR NOT: No. It's an
Illegitimate expense. But
your f riend violated the
law hermif, and should
have expected no help from
you In paying the fine,

DEAR ABBY: Our 17year-old son Is good-looking, well-behaved and pop.
ulsi. H.'. a good student,
good athlete and good danCs?, but he NEVER asks
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a girl for a date. He's not
afraid of gi. .ii
around with a bunch of
boys and they'll "meet up"
with girls, but when It
comes to calling a girl and
making a date, he won't
do It. Girl, ask him to
girl-ask boy dances, and be
goes sad bass great time.
He can n.e our car, his
Did will give him money,
and many mothers of girls
have hinted to me that
their daughters would like
to date our son. When
1.
big alt air corn's up (like
i prom), he walLs around
until the last minute
then decides IV* too late to
call anybody. What'. wrong
With him? I could wring
his beautiful neekt
HIS MOTHER
DEAR MOTHER: Believe
It or not, even good-looking, bright and popular
boys can feel inadequate
when It comes to girls.
They don't ask because they
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are afraid they might be
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turned down. (1 know, I
get letters from boys, too,)
Keep "reminding" your son
to get a date for those
special event.. It he's in.
secure, it will provide the
extra push be needs. If
be's just Immatu re, he
won't call until he's g
sad ready.
. e e
DEAR AllEY: My child
plays with a child her age
who lives in our apartment
building with her mother
and lather. We rarely see
1!~'Ithe mother as she i. a
stewardess with an airline,
I
I know that this airline
will not allow their •
ardessu to continue to fly
after they marry. Yet this
tells her.
woman
Yount
self "MIS." How can this
be? How do I go about find'
tax out If this woman is
Just living with this man
or if they an, really martied?

Couple Honored On 50th Anniversary.

By Abigail Van Buren

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For Abby's booklet, "flow
To have A Lovely Wadding," send 10 cents to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles,
Calif.

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spades and the Jack of hearts
ii opened against him. In rubber bridge the whole play
would be unimportant because
South would have 12 or 13
tricks In front a! him, but this
rn( the game i.t match-point
duphcau'. South notes that six
no- trump is just as easy to
make as six spades and that
if West holds the king of dinmoods, the hand will spread
for a grand slam provided
South takes the diamond Linesse.
Sth wins the heart lead
with the queen in dummy
pulls trumps. Meanwhile he

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as
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Community Center. Mrs.
santh Butler, presided anti
corned the members and
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is was welcomed as a
v member.
lifts were brought for the
aider Children's Sunlanui
tool In Orlando.
Irs. Chester Rearick spoke
the Glaucoma Clinic coatto the Community Center
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LT. COL. Met.) and Mrs. Edward Schnrn, couple at left, recently enter.
tamed at a 60th wedding anniversary fete at their Oakland Estates home,
Altamonte Springs, honoring his parents, Mr. and Nra, Otto Scharn, couplo at right

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guests of the C. A. Henderson
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League of the Congregational Church, Pictured with the hostess are
Rev, 0. F. Wiese, Nra, Weise and Mrs. Beatrice Burtche.

10.11 P. M. CBS. "Christnuts in Vietnam." (Color) A
special report on Amerlcar,
troops in the field on Christ.
mas Eve and Christmas Day,
with interviews with some of
the men about their personal
feelings and their hopes for
the future. The film will actually be shot in Viet Nam
and flown bock the day after
Christmas. Charles Ku*-alt,
the CBS reporter who commented on last year's "Christ.
me* In Appalachia," Is the
host.
BERRY GOOD
Cranberry a p p1 e scallop
does double duty-served with
cream, its a dessert; served
plain, it's a sweet relish with
pork or ham.
Overlap rings made from I
medium apples, peeled and
cored, in a shallow, heatproof'
casserole. Top with 2 cups of
fresh craubez-z-los, 1 cup of
maple-flavored syrup, and 1
stick of cinnamon. Dot with
butter, using a total of 2 tablespoons. Cover and bake 50 to
60 minutes, or until fruits are
tender, in preheated 330-4.-

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A good pattern for home
sowing coats little and provides us with the means to
make the latest fashions. But
we should take time to look
and find a pattern right In
silhouette for the fabric we
wish to use.
If you have purchased your
fabric first and are not sure
that you have enough, experiment with an old sheet.
Lay your pattern on as
carefully as you can. Maybe
you can save in length. Possibly you can piece to advantage. Anyway be sure that
you have enough material to
cut the fabric on the grain
that the pattern requires.
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Follow the layout best suited to the width of your fabric.
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Its sure that the pattern Is
placed so that each piece will
be cut on its correct grain.
Mark every notch carefully.
Use chalk or use a basting
stitch when working with material where a notch Is not
easily seen. The pattern
markings are your guide to
assembling. Follci 401 vfthem faithfully.
Some sewers machine baste
when they are very sure of
their pattern sine and are

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WOODROSE CIRCLE
The Woodrose Garden Circle
held the monthly meeting Deep, at the borne of Sirs. Fred
Gray,
After the business meeting
each member displayed Lay.
onto band-made 0irislitise
decoration ideas, which was
the program theme.
Each decoration was cxØplsined as to materials used
- and how they were assembled.
Some of the most outstanding
pieces were made from ordinary materials which we usually discard. A paper cone, covered with bottle caps, sprayed
gold, Into the center of which
a small ornament was glued,
created a very beautiful do-'
corstlon.
A popcorn tree, a family
project of one member, was
another interesting item. Door
wreaths, sprays and swags
proved easily made with various materials, such as pine
cones, magnolia leaves, pine
branches and colorful omnaaents.
'A nylon net tablecloth, edged
with lace and decorated with
*holiday flowers etc. added a
fçstive rote. Various types of
table centerpieces, holiday
candles, mistletoe b a I s,
Christmas card holder and
brightly colored mobiles also
were shown.
Members present were Mrs.
Malcolm Bordeaux, Mrs.
Vance Brumbaugh, Mrs. Fred
gray, Mrs. Charles Robinson,
Mrs. William Rogers, Mrs.
Lee Sallee, Mrs. John Spotski, Mrs. Carl Tutu, Mrs. Ray
Williams, Mrs. Dual Williamann, Mrs. John Parker, Mrs.
Pat Donahoe, Mrs. Dale Fiemlag, Mrs. Carl Moyer and
Mrs. James Rhiner.

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Church. Mrs. George Chapman Jr. served as co-hostess.
Distinctive holiday decors.
lions adorned the Lindsey
home with Larry and Phil
Lindsey assisting their moth er
in the clever decorating.
Mrs. 4jher-t Jarrell present.
cl the Christmas program fol.
lowed by sentence prayers
nitli everyone absorbing the
Christmas spirit.
Luncheon guests were Mrs.
Lloyd Swain, Mrs. George
Hunter, Mrs. W W. Tyre and
Sirs. Robe rt Jenkins.
Each member and guest me
t-t'iva'd a door knob decoration
as a gift memento of th e hapPy occasion.
Others enjoying tue dolectable luncheon were the Mmes.
Lamar Echols, Art Beckwith .
Bob horns, Joe Jarrell, Ralph
Jar, J. ii. Walker, Harold
Whiiltern, J. C Davis, J. A.
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Loch Arbor home to a covered
dish
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with their grandparent., Mr.
and Mrs. John Cocbrane, last
week.

sure that they have no b-reguLarity In figure to accommodate. Machine basting Is
using a contrasting thread,
and the longest possible stitch
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willed
on your machine (for easy moval after the permanent of Falls Church, Va., are curand
stitching is done). Remember, rent hou.seguests of Mr.
Mrs. Grayson A. Abaft of 300
If a dress seems large, stitch
Lake Drive. The Wiiletts were
inside the basting. If snug,
guests
here last year and are
then stitch outside the best-looking for a home in the viing.
Before you fit a dress put cinity since he retires In June. it
lipstick on, and the foundation
garments and shoes that you Mr. and Mrs. Robert 11000expect to wear with the dreu. Or and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
A dress Is usually at an ugly E. Brown and ion, Beagle,
stags In the first fitting and have arrived from Venezuela
you need to bring your Im- to spend a month at the Lake
agination to the fore.
Catherine Inc. Their children,
Turn the hem to the approx- who are attending various
imate length. It will be ensior schools throughout the state,
to turn perfectly later, but will join them during their va- ll
for the fitting a temporary cation. Mrs Brown Is the sishem will look fine. A bsexy ter of Sidney Harrison of
skirt length can take away Fourth Street. Mr. Brown's
much of the attractiveness of mother will return to Venestidress even in the fitting.
cia with the group.

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her sister as maid of honor, and at the opposite end was
gowned In a gold street length I the three-tiered wedding cake,
dress. Her circular nose VU
Mrs. Oslo Bowery, aunt of
was attached to a gold pill box the bride, assisted at the reand she carried a cascade of ception.
yellow mums.
The newlyweds are residing
Albert J. Smith served the In Orlando where both are stagroom as best man and Ro. tinned at Orlando Air- Force
bert Britton was usher.
Base.
Mrs. Poole chose for her
daughter's wedding a royal
CORNY
blue ensemble complemented
with sil ver accessories and a The tang of olives lends an
unusual flavor to canned
corsage of red rose buds,
The bride's home In Sanford corned beef hash. Blend about
was the site for the reception ! cup chopped pimlentoimmediately following the stuffed green olives with one
can corned beef hash. Shape
wedding.
Blue tippe d white pom-pons hash into patties and saute In
were arranged on the all white butter until browned on both
ref reshment table with yellow sides. Serve as it or topped
t''.tt -'ftit In a cr)at.al bowl with a poached egg.

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embossed bridal taffeta designed with a white lace over
blouse featuring long tapered
sleeves,
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ring ceremony.
Beautiful arrangements of
white mums, snapdragons and
glads decorated the Chapel.
Miss Betty Richey of Sanford played the traditional
wedding marches and nuptial
hymns.
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orated In the holiday
me, were Miss Beatrice J
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irs. Maude Bitter read
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carol singing It'd by Mrs.
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lighter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Poole, of Sanford, and
ry Lee Alvis, son of Sir.
I Mrs. William S. Alvis. of
icaster, Calif., were united
holy matrimony on Dec. 18
3 p.m. in the Chapel at Ordo Air Force Base,
haplain Charles H. Whipofficiated at the impres.

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Congregational Church
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met recently at th e borne of
Mrs. Li llian Andrews, which
was decorated with a Christ
inns moti f.
After the business meeting
a social hour was enjoyed.
At te nding were Rev. arid
Mrs. 0, F. Wlese, Rev. Fred
Erisminger, Mrs. Lil lian Andrews, Mrs. A rthur Halt, Mrs.
Gus Itodenwald, Mrs. B. It.
Spe ncer, Mrs. William Ling,
Mrs. George Chahot, Mrs. hr
nest Benedict, Mrs Mable
West, Mrs. Walter Koeller,
Mrs. Katie Quattlebaum, Miss
hea th, Mrs. Sarah
Doroth y
Weycrs, Mrs. Ralph 11am'
mond, Mrs. Beatrice Burtiche
and Mrs. Alice McMillan.

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Cone.ntrao*
on
(1) Andy ol Mayb.rry
(5) The Young 8.1
1120 (2) Jeopardy
S) 111th Van Dyke
13:Ou 121 C.lI My Illuft
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young Intern. played
tel,
II) flflflI teed
A recent fashion ahow in a woman wearing eyeglasses
by Susan Oliver, persists with
(0) CItS News
12:31
smart restaurant brought out! can wear this attractive Idea.
13:10 01 III list
her plans to give up mcdi.
too Search For Tomorrow c:nr, but arranges to stay
Car
a new "eye Item." The models Vat Darrell is the wife of
Is)
Father
Known
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through a difficult operation
showed ski clothes for active! tamed Chris Darrell, known
12:41 (I) Guiding light
(1) Combat
1:00
(I) ties". Don't Fit The 12:11 (2) SIlO News
on her pianist patient, Fredwear and for the evening everywhere as "Mr. Dubon•
Daisies
1:00 13) News. Weather
crick Foray (115111 Rathbono).
net" (I Just think talent runs 1:20 Its Dr Kildare 11
hours,
(I) (liii Talk
Show
Ill
lied
Shelton
we
all
hope
Naturally, the opera ti on Is
and
tamlileat),
Pat Darrell, a TV makeup in
(5) The Rebus Game
(5) %trlial.s Navy
she will have these delights 5:00 (2)
the
occasion for groat soulTuesd ay Night ov e 1:11 (2) Focus Two
S11I1$I created the newest
1:30 (2) t..ti Make A t).at
w he re women can buy them.
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5) A. The World Turn.
10:00 5) 0118 lt, l,orta
show is getting more soap
(5) Th. Fugitive
(I) n.W.n.
sh would have Utile Unto to and fashion after five.
opera every WCOIL
to;se
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1:11 (2) SItS s.w
appy the newest glamour aids
You are all probably busy 11:00 (8) New s'
2:00 (2) Moment of Tru th
to eye beauty, she created ..cleaning up" sitar Christ- I
(5) News
(4) l'a..word
8:30.9 P.M. ABC. McHalo's
(1) llourbott Street lest
(I) Where the Adios 1
beauUul "eye items" on ma., but do not allow Yourself I 11:21
iii, 1) Tonight
8:10 (2) The Doctors
Navy. "The Boy Scouts of
gauze strips and applied them to become too weary. Decide
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Were
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(5) £110 New.
form th ree delinquent boys,
Iwas, a cosmetic adhesive. Tb. on my new diet, and make this
8:00 (8) Another World
WKDEIDAT A. N
who show their gratitude by
of sequins were aecn a New Year's resolutloc. You 1:11 (2) sunsh ine Almanac
I) To Tell The Truth
giving him a clock which un(5) (liner.) HospItal
wonderful shad. of dubon. could never make a "newer" 8:21 (8) New.
1:21 (8) CUb News
Ii F. Hist ory
fortuna tely has been stolen.
let red and dubonnet blond., one or a better one. To get the 5t30 (2)
2:10 12) You Don't Say
(8) Summer Semester
When the boys admit they
and a few were true Inspire- new di.t, call "Figure Con. 8:11 (5) New.
(8 Edge of Night
(1) The T'.ung Marri.d@ have a whole truckload of
tons in cotfoehouae brOwn. trol," send me a long, seLf-ad' 700 (3) Today
4:00 (1) Match Game
(8) N.W.
"hot" goods, McHal e decides
'Ike eyebrows are covered dressed, stamped envelope
( 1) Secret Storm
(5) 11111 Il.reoe Show
9) 77 Cunest Strip
with the aUi-sclively shaped and enclose 25 cents in coin. 1 7:01 (5) CR5 News
to dump the swag in Captain
4:31 (2) NBC News
" 7:21 12) Farm
glitter and even
pieces
4:21 (8) Mike Douglas Show Illnghamton's office, making
will also send you a "gift
7:55 (2) Today
(I) tThcl. Walt
him look like "fence." Silly
leaflet giving you some Mgh•
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() Mickey Evans show 5000) ) Newsllne
Idea wi th usual ilsp.Uclt.
lights which will be of great t:0I (0)
Capt. )Cuigeroo
SIlO
(1)
Newsoops
Tuesday
9i'M.
value to you.
LAIII
1:21 (1) Weather. Slew.
() 1...,. It To Deaver Night at the Movies. "Follow
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OPIN 12*41 The "new" figure you Can
PATI
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the Boys." (Color) When a
develop or regain will make
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new
give
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group
of wives and sweetyou happy and
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petus to your liii.
sitting
around in Canhearts
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Happy New Year (and
discovers that
nest
Franc.,
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9-9:30 P.M. ABC. F TROOP.
"iron Horse Go Home." The
army buys the Huknwi reservation for a railroad right-of.
way, and the Indians promptly
move inside Fort Courage and
s e It I e in. But Sergeant
O'Rourke had planned to have
the tracks pass right by his
8:30-9 P.M. NBC. Dr. KH- saloon, and corners Colonel
dare. "Duet For One Hand." l'armenter (Allyn Joslyn)
(Part U) (Color) Jesse Mar- about It..

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Azalea Club members met
recently at the C. P. Harkey
is our refusal to gratify Use
MRS. LAWRENCE: of a desire to shock us.
borne when they were served DEAR
And I reiterate that It is a desire to scorn.
Come
nowl
So
that
little
boy
punch and appetizers before
it matters because children
desire we must not Indulge.
motoring to I'Inecrest Inn for called his mother a "fLnk"l That is because it contain, a who succeed in shocking UI
Why
didn't
you
suggest
that
dinner,
(or
my cert ain degree of scorn Whe- with four-letter words
The long T-shaped table. she do what I did when
may
come
to
names)
scornful
child
who
angrily
a
na.
thor
it's
a
were lovely, overlaid in white youngster brought borne
calls us a "fink" or an off- regard as much as the offty
four-letter
word?
I
looked
and bedecked In a winter won.
and Broadway playwright w h o Broadway playwright regard'
deriand moUlt Lacey blossoms it Up in the dictionary;
stuffs as many four-letter his middle- class audience-as
when
he
saw
that
It
wasn't
of the rice plant were laid
words
Into the mouths of his over protected, prissy stuffed
"Words
I
said,
listed there,
l ength of the tables with t
characters as he cars, the pur- shirts who know nothing about
fa nta s y arrangements i that the dictionary doesn't In. pose is the same: the desire the kind of world they know
worth
using."
Bearen't
elude
white, silver and ice blue.
to to overwhelm us with su- about. This Is a view of us that
At each plate stood a white suit: no more of the nasty perior sophistication that we we cannot afford to encourage.
have a college
not
I
may
word.
Madonna figurine and a silver
are made to feel a helpless For the child who is allowed to
Nimbus attached with ice blue degree but I'm told I have a
while the words' user scorn us stuffy prudes at the
ribbon. These place favors fine command of the English dismay
to feel big, strong and age of six can become an adolmade
is
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-Percelv- escent who feels no respect
very
knowledgeable.
A delicious mast beef din. ANSWER: Perhaps y o u r ing this intent in a recent off- whatever for our counsel and
four-letthat
child
didn't
use
tier, beautifully served, was
Broadway play, a psychiatrist guidance at the age of 16. Our
eaten with relish. Two sub- ter word to shock you, PerI know walked out on It. He opinions on everything from
he
just
used
it
expert.
haps
jeets not mentioned were buswalk out because the politics through to sex and oilif
its
newness
didn't
see
mentally to
mess and calories,
him, lie walked ucatlon will be seen as worthwords
shocked
did
him,
as
It
fascinated
you
Appreciation was exp re ssed
out because he saw no point less-the opinions of an overto
which
you
rc.
The
column
to Mrs. Harkey and Mrs. J p
himself the butt of protected old dad who lives In
Cullen who made all arrange. ter wasn't talking about young- In making
scorn,
a world that no longer exists.
offensive
words
the
playwright's
who
use
slers
meats for a really gala evenof
shock words doesn't matter,
how
we
make
Ineffective
a
experimentally. It was talking
g,
child's scorn of us by the use in my opinion. What huatteliI
about
those
who
use
them
out
- Oilier. attending were
Mparia
Mmes. Lee A. Wheeler, Ethel
DEAR N 08 BY: You Boyd, Buy Tllli,, Fred I'ope,
answered your own question Clyde Stinson, Henry Russell,
aiguatur,; Porter L5n1k4, B. F. Steele,
X4"q/Lb
You're too "aos.y'4 for your it. R. Ervin, J. U. Moye, J.
own good.
L. Clark, J D. Callahan, lien' 7:3O'$:o P.M. ABC. Coon. soft when the sergeant starts English singing group called
It .
ry McLaulln, Frank Thomas ball "The Raider." Lieu tenant questioning German prison ers. "The Silki&amp;' are Red's guests
DEAR ABBY: Lost sum. and Miss Ellalee Kirchhoff.
Usua l predictable psycholog- tonight, singing "A Long
Hanley Is captured by the
mar a f riend and I took
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ical interplay, but G eo rge
Germans, and Sergeant Saun- Backman is suitably grisly as Time Gone" and "It Ain't
motor trip and agreed to
D4YJH GET DAY
Me, Babe." however, toe oa.
th e B.S. Captain Rolchhardt.
share expense.. We were
NEW YORK (UPI)-A dog's ders works out a plan to 3$
tured
guest Is Silky Cesar Ito. him. However, Co rporal
stopped for speeding on the
e1flckvcy as a burglar alarm
harry Clean.
outskirts of a small town. La now recognized officially, MacCowan
8:30•9;30 P.M. CBS. The more, who ploys
(Martin Brooks)
(She was driving.) The according to the Pet Food Inaccuses Saunders of being Red Skelton hour. (Color) An cut, assistant to San Fernanfin, was $10. After the I stltute.
do Red (Skelton), in a very
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of $kelton's and Romero's cusTe evision Tonight
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the East-West cards a re
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DEAR ABBY: My greatgrandson Is with the Puce
Corps at an oasis In the
Sahara Desert, Mail arrives by CAMEL three
times a year. If he is ,
cient,
get his Christmas
In December, they must
reach Algiers before the
caravan set. out In AU.
OUSTI
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Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ron-ida Southern College in Lake- of Phi Mu Fraternity. She Is
of Pittsburgh. Pa.,
tori
great
a
land where she Is past presi- I also a member of the F.S.C.
Beverly Lealas and
nounce the engagement and
granddaughter, Debra Leakx4
approaching marriage of their dent of Phi Mu Sorority. She is 1 Drill Team, 'Mocettes."
Her fiance, grandson of the
daughter, Miss Kathryn Lois from Penn Hills 111gb School.
The home was beautifully
She
Is
a
Benton,
to
member
the
May
John
of
Raymond
late
Mr. and Mrs. John It.
decorated depicting the C2irfstHayes,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1966
graduating
class
of
for.
Hayes
of Sanford, was grad.
eme.
The
table,
overmas th
James M. Hayes of Sanford.
uated In 1961 from Seminole
laid with a gold linen cloth,
The bride-elect was born In i
nigh School. lie Is presently
was cen tered with a gold canattending Florida Southern
delabrum conta ining three
College, where be will gradnttd with
gold andies
uate next May. He is memppointments and a sit
gold :°
ber of Theta Clii Fraternity
ver punch bowl. A three tiered
and has been on the Varsity
wedding cake and tempting
Soccer
team for three years.
party fare, attractively amersonals
The
wedding
will be an rent
beautiful
th
e
ranged, graced
o next summer in Pittsburgh
table.
By Mrs. Ritchie Harris
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tith complete details to b
Attend in g this lovely occasCapt. arl lZr'. 21r; ,.
announced at a later date.
ion from Orlando were Ccl.
Stout and children of West
and Mrs. Sidney Shelly and
Point. N. V.. are spending the
San.
Barbara
and
daughters,
holidays with her parents, Col.
dra; IA. Col. and Mrs. Harry
T. Riley and daughter, Nanand Mrs. Herbert Plapp. Their
cy; IA. Col. and Mrs Henry
son, Bob, who was recently
Lowe and son, Gre g, and Mr.
released f ro m Letterman hosand Mrs. Charles Williams.
pital in San Francisco f o l lowAttending from Winter Park
F
ing
a serious accident, also 111
PaoElder and Mrs. Kenneth
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
were Mr.
Wright of Bear Lake Road,
arrived to complete the boll-'
ker and Mr. and Mrs. Don
recently returned from San
ason. Mr. asui M rs. Day:
day family reunion.
Juan. Puerto Rico, where
M ilne of Altamonte Springs,
their son-in - law and daughter,
and Stan Nelson, a student at
Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Sawyers
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Frame
Tennessee Tech, houseguest of
of Portland, Ore., are holiday
IlSS I1ENTON
and children Shone, Billy and
the Scharns, were also guests.
• bouseguests of Mr. and Sirs.
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Harvey L. Dunn.
CORN LIIEAD
them.
Cranberry corn bread is as
While here they went across
Miss Doris Faber had as a
houscguest last week, Johnny pretty as it is flavorful. Pre. to Mayaguez and visited many
pare your favorite 10 to 12- friends as well as some form.
Argesinger of Lake City.
ounce package of cornbread er students of Elder Wright,
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Avery have now moved Into ' cup of raw cranberries over the Forest Lake Seventh-tiny
hatter in pan. Swirl into bat' Ath'eniist Academy in Forest
their new home. While re-dec.
ter.
flake in preheated 425- City. The Wrights also visited
orating was being done they
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wife, Mr. and Sirs, William Serve hot with butter. Makes related to the Florida Sanatar.
C servings.
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Avery.

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of .50th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Scharn wove three - ions, Edward, of Ails.
By islie Dart"
Springs, flarvey, of
Th e lovely home of U. Col. celebra tion honoring Mr. and married at Watertown, S. D, monte
Falls, S. D., and Donald
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There are seven grandchllficiating. The Scheme have
Oakland Estates, was the site Scum.
dren Susan, Mark, Pamela,
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Into one large or several mdi.
,ldual ovenprooi bowls, top
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Playlez made with

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washable. Girdle only
$6.0, rig. $6.95: Panty
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ditting cm-, patio with t,sr.
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our office. Have keys.
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Mary 111.4. 822.1721.
PIL 831-6303
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Reminolia Counly Planning
Forninote
Planning
fall not or a Decree Vro i'mi. 841.4, derrazed. late of sold
Pten.trum. Davis 4 Mclnto.h
4 Zoning Cptnmisujo
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(e..o and Final Decree will be County, to the County Judge of
Attorneys
at
Law
By ttobert X. Brown
II&gt;' Robert K. Drown
e ntered against )UU by 'if. St.'n,lnols County. Florida. at
Htmintile County Zoning float Office no
1334
saminole County Zoning
fault.
his office I
the court house
Director
Mnforill.
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Director
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the name of the court in which Florida, within ii. calendar Pubisk Doe. 23, 151$ &amp; Jan. 4, Publish Des, SI, II, 151$ &amp; Jan. Publish Dee. II, 114$ &amp; Jan 4
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4. it, 1964.
1046
Paid suit line been
the Circuit Court. l:t,:li;id: Hr.
uiill.*tiouotIbl.
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elal (.ircuit of 1'liuri,ia. In and Two topIcs of each claim or
for Seminole (-ounty. l Chan. demand shall be I writing,
corY. and that the title of said and shall state the place of
ult Is as horelftelsovs Oct forth. 1..Idonce and post office &amp;4are further notified that dress of the claimant. and shot.
','beYounature
of *:Id suit In a lit sworn to by the claimant. his
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furnished. $5Z per mo.

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rooms, 9 baths. central air
'40 T-111rd. $100 find take over
conditioning. $32-1910.
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40 Chevy impala ConverIIbi.
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JOHNNY WALKE'll,
3 &amp; I DR. houses
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JOHN SAULS AGENCY 322-6467 or S32-7111 after 6:30 p. M.
SFE ITS - ALSO RENTALS
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Day ::2-1174
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Real zata,tis
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116-Autemetivo lervies
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%.',jtl,-o to hereby given, that Xr.j4j,
.ffjjj,H j!oji.%j-V
pul-lirmil'.11
I.t
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ISOpublic
first
CliT.27
CI IT.A 6
NOTH711. TO 1INVIIND
hearlitic to dviernilne the
1 oN
after con -literal Inn, Ih* Send. lv4j; &amp; 241-41,
Ilve. TWO LPI111"I of each CIAIM feasibility
--4 ree,,mmen-finat to NAIII. It. FETTERS.
nole County a'
g anti /.ofl•
SoUr. of Public U.arisg
T11H U111111VIT COV14T. fir deniand shall he In writing.
Court of the County 1%
lit
Plaintiff,
in
C m me on will haiti a
Notice is Ii.rrby gly,-, that
the
lioat,1
of County ('ummi...
j41 Penslent, (.Nuly yin,. 515724 JVflICIAI, ('111117. IS snil stall •tats lii. .lac, ofid.
lot'.,.
that
f'.iiwlng ...
ih Pills *I:Hl%oi.ut (01%. resident-, and post office
SaintIC., I. rrahel..
ALL Woltli' 011ARANTNED
rllot#1 prt.1-trty pres*ti ly *,III. I;LXANOlt FICTTXR4.
feasibility of recommending to little ,,.,Ijll ty 1,
16nning &amp;114 Son.
04 It-IAA 141nalo Family flool.
tipffinolant. the Snard lit colinly g,nm"Ills, Ing Commission will hold
41,11,4
1
411,1KIR11,
1
410.
Ilt-fill"
by
the
shall
I,e
oihnrn
to
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dential
g
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Inner,
that
the
follow
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in
d*@, publir hearing In ditlerrillne th&amp;, 121. Fkootem
t)p,.e a I v d, All'.1,01.1) PAIII, V(:NKII0UA- claimant, tile agent. or attorney Vanitly
and o'.1 Coninier- lit:
11I.FAN4olt VrTTI,.IIK
rrlbed proporty presently
Sad accompanied by a filing It 3
11, foaxIbIllty of recommoridiriff to
To All CreAllare mad Peramme V-14
417
North
Vourth
street
Multiple
Family:
1105111
at
oil
A-1
Agriculture
be
a.,,,
arm.7=
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4
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nld ilia livard of County Oomnilos- VQsPA, Motor B=r
Plaintiff. fer,niiiforooe dollar and ouch If l.
Hailuff I'lalme see 10vtoomile _' cor of .NWIi of XV.4 if*,..
Clairton, 1 -ennoylvania
('.4 Cominerclali The Nij of Inner&amp; that the following dom.
Vood
Lewis Sales &amp; FervIcs
cdliii
l.rni'.rl,
i.r.'.ently
ionV, u And each of you are BI.*TTT JANN Ft'.NXII01ISMI. shall be void.
N ii Ii) 5'. :177,2 ft. E 7.34.1 fl that you are hereby re.iutr.d South of hard mail '
• cii 11.1 lntt,usl,-iaI he tonal A-i
1117 W. ciIivtry Club 714.
ItOiilitT AARON
Defendant.
hsrel.y tintifted e...l re.iuir.4
10 I lIlt. of
'o of ii-:'1 $.i• . to tile your written answer or
art 4•
ii acres and that
,,
Part
Aid. utluret That pert of Lot
5071ff 10 APPY*R
SIAN, iii
e present soy dab,. .
4. any.
lion
J4.35.,sl.,
If
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or
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13 souih of dials lIeu 434. ,
minis which you, or either of
11 Veops, runs gon4. Ile. 328
,.f S and I.'. y an attorney, on or before and D. X. III ,' 812. affill R/
71111 5511115)1 TIIl 574711
A. l"i,ruuinrs
,n. t.,t he (lose rns4N It/tV
tti*i have against thur
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Cor
,
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January
'3,
1944.
at
like
tiffice
fur State Road) ?"Oetlein :11-1911- [her described as lying so
Will and Testament of
of FREDERICK W. 111' "'
(1111114
N%V!4
nt
SKIi
Section 24-st-H. of the Clork of the Circuit 30r.; and tit@ W
of S. It. 43$ and west of Pin. 7
ADA U. NEWMAN,
X(*IIAAIt. deceased, l ate of ,41.1 Too 11 F T T Y JA%IP, VUXKCourt. Seminole County Court.
851.
run
W
SIU.1
ft.
N
18'
IC
IF
of ilia
Street, Forest City, Orang.
acres of h. N' of
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110t15h211
Deceased
Cotutuly, to the County Judge
11.5 ft. B 154.1 ft to B line of house. Sanford, Florida. 18771, 3/4 of lb. w
You are hereby notified that (8110. A. SPhlItH, -se.
Subdiviolon.
Park
~
of S'rtniti.Ie County. i'i,urila. ,
.'016,14 of 14EIA mew- tlnn 34-:1111. And to mail A copy thereof to south of hard road (loss R/W
Publier hearing will lie hold
Ustoway To The Waterway
his office In the murt house a "ult hits been brought an;41tipt Attorney for sold getals
:011. thence it 12 ft to heir and Htensirom, flavill A Steintomb, for $title Road) Portion -*$' In the Pornlrinte c'nunty
j,f vA ld f,ounl y at Sanford. you In Ilse Circult Court, Nintit Ila Magnolia Avenue
Court
Robson Sporting
loss bog .4 S ft W of 14VO4 of Aftnt,noys for Plaintiff, Post Ijti_SnI~'- and 1110 %V4 'It ills Ilouse. Cnunly Commissioner
heminoto Sanford. 11intl4s,
Circuit.
Florida, %Athin six calendar Judicial
no
Tour EVINRUDr. Dealer
of section 34-315.311; Office son 1330. Sanford. flor. N so &amp;oros ft the X% of the a Room, Sanford, Irlorids,
Mrintho from the tione of th County. Irlarlda, in Chancery, Publish Dec. St. 28 1916 at Jan. 'Xwsi
0
run N 35o.: it to 11011 run W Ida. 3:771, In flint certain 3/j of the %Vt,j of
.. it.
Ph. 13.I$I1
I
V.;tn.s.a1.1 January It. 1D$
•
firmt publication of this no.
'to toy ARNOLD PAIII, FUNK. 4. 11. lots.
111
11,
dtvorc
proceeding
pending
125 ft. F IS ft. N its
e
south of hard road (l.t ' I4 At
I'lsintbff, and you CDT-U
titer..
Si.-. Tv., topic, of eu- it lain, iIouitI:it.
a
ft
to
beg).
C.I
17onj
filer
r
jai:
against
you
3
It5tilIl)
htrctl:,n
25.
by
poss e.
file
or ;lesS ;t
l 1-9 In writing, re
t;Iurn; with
' of IlK'
Court of the ltiithhe Judicial
14
in the Court .1 lb. C..Nly liii 2$ f
Serninols County I'Ianning
shal :t::e Ills tilare of per sonal ly
of
section$-l.y.:5K
run
N
Circuit
in
and
for
Seminole
the
N
"4
tI
le
"S
'of
lb
$
0
S
Iils•ie
tes•Sy,
Judge,
the
Clerk
of
said
Court
&amp;
Zoning
Cornrnispio
your
reetulen,-. and post office ad.
310.3 ft to J0B run IF 131 ft Colily. Florida, in Chancery,
It
outh of
ll road
fly Robert F. Brown
tire.. of the claimant. and shall answer CT defenses to the Ida, S Ptah to.
X
333
ft.
I*.
1:1
ft.
of
said
(lose
/W
N
::&amp;
ft
to
an
abbreviated
title
for
state
0 of
Complaint In said suit on or 10 8`91
Seminol. County Zoning
beg. Further described a. ly. cause being, "Earl B. Fetter, lion 15'11$.30hl Further&gt; 4:
Director
agrlut, or attorney and accom. before the 10th day of January, !.IND$ZY SI. WILSON
northwest corner of Plaintiff, versus Eleanor Vet cribsti su lying at lb. south.
D.te...4.
ni
on
the
•
and
to
serve
41
Publish
al
so
Per-. II, 151$ &amp; Jan.
partied tar a filing ft. of an. A. U. i1.8$
Granule Road and S tate Road torn. De fen dant." and heroin east corner of blat. 11usd
To
All
('r.dil.re
ad
p•,•,•,
a
copy
of
your
answer
or
ii..
dnIl.,r and such claim or
f:
,
11
,
not
,
ir
a
Decree
Pro
Con.
and
Interstate
4.
CDT-11
from
triand not so filed shall be fenpen upon Sirsors. osi-Insky ltatims Claim@ or DomeNds 437.uhlle hearing will be hold
a w 11 be entor*4 against
Public
will be hold
in lb. Seminole County Court you and he cause proceed us
the Seminole County Court
-Uf
You
and
each
of
you
their
o
an,
a
ffi
ces
at
III
I
I)omiu M. Schiaar
1'• County Commtsaloasra partS.
House, County CommIssioner.
A. •g.utriz of this t.ast Slain Street, Daytona iI.acl,. hereby notified and requlr.d ?0m, Sanford, Slonida. on (SEAL)
Boom
Sanford FlorIda, on
onlda, on or before the 10th to present any claims and di11111 and Testament of
Wednesday, January It, 1144 at
Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr.
Wednesday, January 13, 1964 at
FRFDKRICK W. St-IIAAR_ day
,,, of January. A. 1). is$$. as mands which you, or either of
Clerk of the Circuit Court 7:30 18. 11. or as soon there.
juirr-1 by the Florl.la Itolum liou. may have against the 1"30 I', III. or as soon thereof-

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want to do. Use positive Stillto reach alms. Get out
socially In P.M. for personal

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Rooms For

$100 DOWN

64. Real Estate - Sale

I$-Tri:ksYi

IS-Wanted To Buy
64-1ruratturo Iror sale
IS-AaIIu.a Per Sale
$1-Money To L.a.

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III-W&amp;M94 To Root
116-Autoo ror N&amp;;*
119-Auto"ato or "'

87-Moving &amp; Storage
38-job Printleff
60-Miss. Yer sale
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3225612

logs

sANFk)RD ELECTRIC

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31-Phote A Xquipmeat
14-11omeApplismeas
It-musloal lostrumselts
33-Buslas" Equipment
14-UkotaIerr
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99-Housoo--S&amp;Is or ROSS

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No. Seminole Nn. 118! 1211

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turd ft.ral.t.

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Jean*&amp; Beauty salon, &amp;Anto IS
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al.o use * 0 icy adding mar.
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:-3 lilts-1.1%-2 Bath

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anted

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APARTMENTS 114

foril Ave. I-Bedroom.
floor unit. Call 1:2.0TIS.

To Inpilect, Call

'7. Situation Wanted

84-Real rotate ftis
IT-itusinsis Rental.
86--Lots Ifte Sale

IA-Landoespe Servias

furniture appliances.
r rurnituris. tools, ista. Bought-gold. LAr.
Quick rervics with the Cash.
ry's Mart. 216 Sanford Ave.
MUPER THADINU POdT.
t)*coased, OrMINOLF. COVXTV PLANNPh. 323-4133..
.4.
%. WILdON-MAIEtt itIRSITURN
,
%*lore
of
110118111111411
Hosting
Notice Is hereby given that
ECHOLS BEDDING CO.
Buy - Bail - Tra4s
N
N otice ft hereby given that A" A RONIN(i 4,101111111112151OX
the undersigned will. an the
Re4dIng &amp; rurnituris
Noiled, of Iselille Hosting
6th day of January. A. ID. 1966. after consideration. the Ferni.
AT FACTORY raicyr:
Notice to hereby given, that
present to the Honorable Coun. nale County I'lanninx and Zon- fter consideratlon. the Semi-' Tell them wou saw it in The Its magnolia
32:4:31
ty Judge of Seminole County* Ing Commission will hold
Danfurill Heraidl
a ,at'Ile County PlannInK an,I Zon.
Viorlds, hie final return, &amp;c_ public hearing to determine the
FREE ESTIMATS
count and vouchers, as Ancil- feasibility of recommending to Ing C*mmlsolon will hold 1:
UPh-l-t-firiff A Mattress re.
lary Administrator C.t.a. of the linard of County Commlls. Puullc hearing to detorml
novating. Now &amp; Used 11,urnitangibility Of recommend.
Kstate of ALICE It. Inner* that the followIng ,Is,- the
lure. Call NI. Ileddit, Mr
iou to the Iloerti of liiunty presently
W OODCOCK. deeessetl. attil .-rllo-.l property
In lb. CoOrS of the (•Ii
Co.
Single Family lieu. (otnnii.s1,uiera that the follow.
at 700 Celer y Ave.
.1 said time. t h . n ant •4 lt.IAA
2111.
tlescrib.d propo-rty present. Jsdi,. leminul. V.osty, i•there, make application to the di-nilat he zone.I A.I Agrirul. log
Ida,
to
Probate.
(1&gt;-log tiy sonid A-I Agriculture
of $%V'.
final settle. lure: SL'
said Judge for
In
Motels
69, Schools &amp; J.structions
In Section 2;
61 his
Mt. Joseph's Subdivision. Fur. ADA"
Further described
.
d:
:min
nd
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liter described as lying north .
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west
of
1.4,
last
nf'Siiilt.
Anlying
di scha rging hint as such
1:LOCA144 I mile$ East of Oviedo
Hallroati Main I.Ine and To All
cillary Administrator C. I. A. land-Palm Springs Itoad and AC14
114slan
41allois fir I ,1910
Fast
of
Ino-rxiate
4.
on Hwy. $19 Student Instrue.
h of OrAnfil" COUtItY 11110
Dated this the 3r4 day at nor
Public lit-ArInic w ill I,r llpl,l Analmat sold Irstintre
to Iulille hearing will he
tion Single A twin engine
December, A.D. 1945.
You and each I)( YWI are
held In the Seinin ate Count), Court
charter.
Esno Aviation tire.
In
the
Seminole
(
.
7ounty
Court
Oso. A. Speer. Jr
House, County Commisslungrg hereby notified and required
I /a/
ducts. Ph. 30-8101.
As Anallilary AdmIalst;&amp;. H ouse. County Commissioner&amp; Itoom,
a
to present any claims ant! deItanford.
Florida.
,.
tar e.t.a. of the I*otxts of lit-om. Sanforfl, Florida, an
%Vedjjf.ad&amp; y. January 12, Iggg We-Inesday, January U. 1~64 "lands which you, or either
ALICE It. WOOD~OCK.
of you. may have amulnot the
7:3(1 11. 5t. or an amn there. I i:30 11. It. or as soon there- estate
Docess
of ADA M, NFWMAN.
:tar as possible.
tier
as
possible.
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Jr.
(100. A. Sp::;.
Planning
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11. (). 11oz 1364
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All Typea and glass
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for you. Clear up situatifts
that keep you from getting
ahead. Take it easy tonighL
CAPRICORN (Doe. 33 to
Jan. 20) Talking Matters Over
with others shows bow to got
all of your &amp;Unit&amp; Wier Arat
ss
ranged.
wisely. Write those letters
importance without furthier
delay.

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viii.. Florida
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Sanford.

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reliable advice on how to Picking ban%, clippert, truck
rope
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bogs, all Msom In
avoid coossated draln fields. stock.

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WELAKA

Located Throughont County
:-3 Ulto-1-1%.3 Itathe
Nome Kitchen Equipped

b:%ru:tre:.Itc:t:;n

8,,ins block. =:u.:I;;Or
white

0-schools A Instructleas
70--mmisloyssest services
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14-4141" Help watiod
IT-81tuatles wanted
at-lossfee Property

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bo.I k a. C.,rn*r Store. :im
3.1agnolla .five.
Carpet Fhanilsoner wlih pur.
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roll Vurniture.

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trees. reasonable.
after $:So.

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L.- Tre* ripened citrus. lifavels. %%'a

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As the valuation of commercial. residential property
Is lowered home values have
to be increased In order to
provide the same number of
tax dollars. The only other alternative is to incises, the
tax rats. In either event the

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outlook Is for higher real
estate taxes.
Add to this the frantic pop.
state
Warily of the city
Income tax throughout the
country as harried admlnls.
triton pressed for more servfrom their citizens seek
out ways to provide the funds
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7). Crane's tax tips will
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ly commented to the writer: Dc Crane's 64-page "Cut Your form an next Monday In The
"Tax news is exceeded in Own Taxes" book, send your Sanford Herald. An expanded
and 50 cents to version of the series Is availpublic interest only by news name,
of politics and military affairs. "Cut Your Own Taxes," do able In book form by writing
th para.
He may not realize It but the Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 415, to the address
average man works two full Dept. 32771, Radio City Ste.
to perform them.

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Believe It or not!
Frank Br, custodian at
the Sanford *uanuc Naumm
Bank, went to work at the
bank 34 years ago. U. never
missed a day of work until
just last week when his had
to enter the hospital for an
pperation!
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The onqt fy would like to get
some federal funds to conti nue
beutificatton of traffic
Islands on U.S. 17.92, but
tnost of that money a hsc eduled to be earmarked for new
construction and interstate
avatemL.
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cunty'&amp; personal property
tax roll In 1965 Is subject to
the new vehicle license tax.
horns owners must.
Mobile
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purchase a 165 tag for two
months or they will be backtaxed for same.
The tag will be good until
'March 1. Prices of the trailer
tags range zrom VAH to
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Serge, a four-footed police
Lieutenant, his retired because
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was promoted to lieutenant by
the City Council in 1563 after
he captured a robbery-kidnap
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Kennedy
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John Jr. arrived at Sun Valley
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Alexandr fibelopin would visit nowed pledges Q1, support for
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the
North
Vieliamese
regime.
betwtoa
Ilanol Introduced an
nam.
stand
on
no
The
fact
Abeles'lls
wits
factor Into the picture.

Johnson's frequently
Although the Russians have ed to head the delegation op. President
neos.
peared
to
confirm
signs
that
expressed
desk. f
vietna•
after a
is the
Scott Burns, Sanford man- customers of the power corn- a year. The cut will result supported the North
rate reduction by Florida
ubonL
dIscuulca"
portable
signs to set, out
the
ex-secret
police
chief
has
of railroad track was hurled
effort
with
antlair'
war.
Light Company, ager, said today the redue- pany in the Sanford area. from lowering of the equip, mesa war le
warning of danger when the 100 feet into her car when a Power
craft missi s and other mill- moved Into the No. 2 position
write-off
ment
depreda
ti
on
atSatu
5
rday,
v.11t
mean
ordered
by
fog begins to settle. If the
average
uviziga
v.,.
tion
the Public The
tary equipment, the possibility in the party, next to first See- The Vietnamese officials Y&amp;
freight train derailed.
savings
area becomes so dense th at
ngso more than $.0,000 Service Commission will re month to these businesses will and elinilna'Uon of a $270000 has been raised in the Past retary Leonid 1. Brezhnev to]. terated the government pod.
a month to the power comvisibility is practically nil,
I be about $15 per month fur a fund act aside for storm darn. that they may bay* Olf0red 'owing A
f lion Mat "dLocuslonall of*
right an an Informal basis
pany's
custamors
In
the
San.
suit
in
an
average
savings
the patrol will attempt to ivtop
Kremlin
po
sts,
toW
of
about
er
advice
$
PI.EIKU, Vietnam (UPI)
HanoI more mod ate
of about 10 per cent to most.
that "negotiatioss around
ford
a
route traffic off 1-4 and
Shelepin,
who
The reduction
t n a tewide will
was relieved
has.
than China
Two leaders of South Viet-,
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around t e danger
about
$9.5
mtIU
save
users
tribes
were
nam's mountain
- "The more substantial reS
first deputy preniicr 50 that ible at the present time."
executed by a firing squad
ductions will be to commerhe
could devote his time to As for a lengthy ceas.flrs,
Children and young people
today before 1,000 spectators
cial users," Burns said.
party affairs, has made other Do said, the Communists
of North Orlando are to be for their part In the bloody
For example a business cus
foreign trouble-shooting miss. would only try to use It to
commended for taking time Dec. 17 rebellion against the
toner with an average bill of
Ions for Russia recently, In. send in more men and equip.
out last week from Christ- Saigon government.
$130 per month now will pay
eluding one to Egypt and Mon. ment for another crack at the
m" activities to come to the
Fog settled over Seminole
governme
when they felt
golla.
about
$110.68,
a
savings
of
Plans
family
of
James
for
widening
aid of the
and imMIAMI llAClI (UN)
County again during the night
barge
Probably
the
biggest
Shelepin's
mission
comes
as
a
favorable
time
hid come.
$lt).'12.
A
larger
custonier
David Brazil who was killed
Tuesday and early morning
WASHINGTON (UPI) - proving State Road S427 were
The Coast Guard investigal
Monroe
Moscow
enter
Lake
ever
and
Peking
are
fight.
to
with
a
$451.01
light
bill
will
In the Interstate 4 accident The United States, bolstering advanced Tuesday when the
today, blanketing the main
today the near tragedy of
series Dec. 22. Quietly, and its support of Britain's ef- hoard of County Commission. pay $400.60 under the new holiday party of skindivi
state highways and Interstate, arrived here Tuesday and left Ing to influence the Hanoi
regime of Ho Chi Minh. Both
rate.
CHICAGO (UN)
The
on their own hook, the young- forts to topple the rebel re4. There were no accidents, this morning,
w h o a e seagoing houscbt
era signed Sta te Road Depart.
Allied Chemical barge No. 3 have accused each other in National Safety Council "ti.
Average residential users broke up and sank "like
however.
sters collected a fund for the gime in Rhodesia, Is moving
wit*,pay about 30 cents less rock" In heavy seas in I
Because of the controversy was towed down the Atlantic the last few days of sabotag- mated today between 860 and
family which reached a total formally to halt the trickle ment contracts.
The contracts permit the per month, 11w-na eatiuutteti. Atlantic.
that has raged over the cause coast from Hopewell, Va., and big help for Communist North 440 persons would dl. In tint.
of $89 by Fri day. Donations of oil from American suppliFlorida
Power
and
Light
of
the dense fog pocket on the pushed from Jacksonville to Vietnam.
tie accidents during New
to
obtain
SRI)
are still being accepted, if ers to the African country.
rights.of-way
All 14 aboard-mostly te,
Yee.i-'a weekend, trvtz* S p.m.
anyone wishes to help, by Mrs.
for the road improvement pro- has approximately 10,500 real. agers f r o m Illinois-wi section of 14 between SR 434 Sanford on the St. Johns Ely.
and Sit 436 Interchanges, the or by a big tugboat
Thursday to midnight Sunday.
harvey Grenyca, 40 N. Cortex
CASH GUILTY
ject from Five Points to Gin- dentist customers in the area. rescued Tuesday after Icy
sheriff's department has kept
Charles Rankin, supervisor
At an average savings of 30 al hours in a life raft a
WARSAW (UN) - Am- dervilie.
Et PASO, Tea. (UN) Avenue,
SOLON OK
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a close watch on the area and of Allied Chemical's terminal Johnny Cash, the country and
bassador W. Averell HarriThe first phase of Improving cents per month, tho overall skiffs It ,nlica off the ctia
JACKSONVILLE (UPI)
the county dump some people here, said the big barge to Westèn singing stir, pleaded
are confusing man, roving U.S. diplomatic another section of 5427 already reduction would amount to They were spotted by a pa
believe Is responsible for the 242 feat long and 44 feet guilty to a federal charge of Stat. Sen. Charley Johns, of
arrived to. has been completed. Rights- $3,150.
but the new trouble-shooter,
enough
ing oil tanker, the Amoco Ii
heavy hate cover,
possessing stimulant and di'. Starke, was reported In good
wide.
There are 1,270 commercIal aware.
(temporary) reapportionment day In Warsaw which for of-way have been obtained on
Reports m a d e Tuesday Rankin said the barge can pressant drugs. U. S. District condition at St. Vincent's Hoe.
puts Seminole County In four years has been the scene of Use section from SR 434 in
night Indicate there were some carry 2,000 tons of liquid Judge U. W. Suttle will sen' pital today following as op.
state senatorial districts with the only official contacts be. Longwood north to Gen. Jossmall fires burning at the nitrogen mixture (half-mil. tece him later.
.ration.
United
States
and
tween the
Orange County.
eph C. Hutchison Parkway.
dump but very little smoke lion gallons).
Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. Communist China.
Contracts for improving this
was In evidence. Fog rontinu.
The barge was loaded with
has represented Seminole
section of 5427 will be let in
ed to increase during the the chemical to be used here
County In the lone 42nd dli.
Marcia, according to Inlorma.
night, however, and poor viii- for
ROME (UP!) - Amintore tion received from the SRI).
I. marinfacture of dry
trlct...andwlll be up for
biiity
was reported.
Warning fertilizer
County Engineer William
.elecUo next year In this Fanfani rejected today a
flares were posted to caution
To my knowledge it was
same district. But must now plea from Premier Aide Mo. Bush said the new contracts
drivers of the thickly obsecurzn
that
he
stay
on
as
foreign
rights-of-way
for
obta
in
ing
one
of the biggest barges ever
as
Orange
County
well.
run In
ci areas,
Five Points to Ginderreported
to
dock
here," Rankin said.
8en.BethJohnaonisrepr.- minister. He "confirmed" his
Fog generally was
Sanford veterans said
Other
.cnting Orange County In resignation in an action that viii. comply with th e approved
throughout the county during
the 111th district , . . and .he could bring down the govern. alignment of the road.
the night, and was not limit, the tug-barge combination
Sharp curves In the Baker's
does not run again until 1968. mint and split the Christian
ed to just the section of 1.4 was the biggest craft ever to
Dairy and bider Springs area
the lake.
The reapportionment plan' Democratic party.
which
recent weeks has
will be eliminated under the
Includes the 19th and 42nd
claimed four lives during
new alignment.
districts with the senator
heavy bare.,
from each required to reside
In his or her respective county, Orange or Seminal..
'1k. ,1.. now I,,.lnA, two
MANILA (UN) - Vice Dulled Pros. Internatlesil
TALLAHASSEE (UP!) large from the
I'rrsiknt hIuL,'rt It. Humph20th and 21st distrIcts, and State and Florida State UnPleasant mild weather pre.
try, carrying President John- vaileii ever much of the nathey may reside in Orange or iversity officials blasted pa.
HOLLYWOOD
(UN)
A
son's "search for peace" tion today as warm south.
Ike for hiring college stuSeminole County.
$4.50 Per $100 Per Ye.'
dents to act as bait and in. man confronted his wife and
through the Far East, arrived erly winds pushed tampers.
formers in a crackdown on another man with a batch of
in Manila tonight for the long. tures well above freezing In
raau
love letters Tuesday night,
homosexuals.
Pitt atop and perhaps most most areas.
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significent stop in his five.day
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Temperatures Into the up1
dents Harry Day said the use critically wounded himself this
Just Ask For Ralph Pezeid or Jim Desceft.
Asian tour.
per 40s and 60a were commas
$A of student.. her, as police In. morning, police said.
Crossword puzzle
Humphrey, on his first ins- as for north as Montana.
Killed wee, Debris Ingo,
formers in morals cases was
)or mission abroad for John.
Intermittent showers gUll
Editorial page
IA "altogether wrong" and should Il, and Paris Atwood Mc.
son, will head the official I
Entertainment
9 be stopped.
Clelan, 45, The dead woman's
U.S. delegation at the laau. Pacific Northwest, but the
COMEDIAN Bob Hope, touring U. S. bases In
Horoscope
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r
gurat.lon Thursday of Iresi. U.S. Weather Bunsen .Id
a University Board of Regent. In critical condition at Mesociety
tees off on the flight deck of the aircraft card.nt.aiect. Ferdinand B. Mar. Lbs danger of nevurs flOOdlflJ
"Serving You Is Our Pleaser,"
sports
Chairman (ssM.r rerguecs morial Hospital with four
rier USS Ticonderoga during a golf exhibition
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also deplored the practics.
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SAIGON (UPI)
WASHINGTON (UPI)-The
Vietnamese government is opadministration, be.
posed to a formal ceasefire or
NO. 93
hind a screen of secrecy, has
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29. 1965 SANFORD FLORI DA
VOL. 68 United Press Leased Wire EstablIshed 1908
unconditional a e g a t I atlons
..
been conducting a new probe
with the Communists, Foreign
of the possibilities for peace
Minister Tram Van Do dicier.
ed today.
In Vietnam. So far there were
Other government .OUi'CP
no reports it would be a suesaid
at the same ttme the Sal.
cess.
probably will
con governmentprobably
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iceberg,
only a
accci)te the Viet Cong offer
small part of the new adminPLEIXU, South Vietnam A spokesman at Pleiku
of a truce for four days next
iItlstIOO effort was visible
month during the Vietnamese
(UPI)-A new wave of U. S. the brigade would eventually
."
the surface. This was the
No Chi Mlnh
lunar new year. They added
.,
Army infantrymen was flown consist of three Infantry bat-.-pause In the resumption of
-It would be as a gesture to.
•
directly from Hawaii to South talions plus artillerymen, enraids against
w ard the nation's Buddhist..,
North Vietnam following the
Vietnam today. boosting ginecrs, motorized cavalry
not the Communist...
u
upport
battalion
Christmas truce
American combat strength to and a s
Do said In an exclusive In*
'
Communist guerrillas launchIt was presumed that along
.Lt
terviete his government was
161.000 men. The reinforceed a savage series of attacks
with this Hanoi has been told
not against informal discuss.
ments will be used to counter across the country. rlwy overthrough diplomatic channelsN
ions "In the corridor" with the
Infiltration from the Commu- ran a district capital, blew up
the United States Is looking for
Communists, but was dead set
some corresponding step othree bridges, iped out a ,tcnist North.
against official peace talks
..ward peace by the Comm
Troops and equipment of the kong Delta outpost and hit icyunder preseat conditions.
en garrisons simultaneously
nuts
The foreign minister said
3rd Brigade of the U. S. within 23 miles of satgi'n
A similar message was sent
Army's 25th Infantry Division
MOSCOW (UP!) - Alex. the Viet Cong would not negoti.
Government sources In Salto Hanoi last May when the
unless they
shuttled into a new jet air- gon meanwhile said the %'IctUnited States paused for five andcr N. Shelcpin, No. 2 man ate in good faith
nvinc
ed they
co
field in the Central Highlands naniese probably will accept a
days In the bombing. The in Russia's ruling Communist were first
could not win on the battle.
throughout the day.
Communist offer of a four-day
i'_
arty, will lead a top-lev•e
deli%ery channels them werepart
l field. At present, he sold. they
.
The "Tropic Lightning" Di- cease fire next month oer the
th e British government and
delegation to hanoi- still hope to win by military
vision's motto I. "Beady to Vietnamese lunar new ycar.
the
North
Vietnamese
embasKremlin
.
a move that could spell step- force.
Strike-Anywhere, Anytime."
They added it would be as a
sy In Moscow
The probability of a truce,
Their arrival appeared to gesture toward the nation's
The United States would ped.up Soviet Involvement in
as proposed by the Commun.
any
halt
the
Vietnamese
war.
answer Secretary of Defense Buddhists, not the Commuregard as significant
Robert S. McNamara'a state- nists.
The scheduled trip of the Ists, from Jan. 20-34, was ii.
In North Vietnamese Infiltra
veteran trouble- most certain, other govern.
47-year-old
ment on his last visit here that
Vietnam,
or
The Buddhists are extremetion into South
of ment officials said privately.
,
new counter measures were ly touchy about anything that
withdrawal of forces, but U. S shooter comes on the heels
The sources said South
spelled
a
new
economic
and
military
required against greatly In. smacks of government favornever
officials have
aid
agreement
with
North
Vietnamese
troops probably
reinforceeinforce.
creased Communist
itism toward the Catholics. A
out exactly what moves they
from firing dur.
Vietnam
and
against
the
back
would
refrain
ments from the North.
mcnts
cease fire on the Buddhist new
looking
for.
are
..
Sino-Soifl
the
new
year
holiday but
of
worsening
ground
"Elements of the 3rd Bri- )ear Jan. 20-24 thus becomes a
The main reason tor secrecy
no official announcement will
,.
gade of the U. S .Army's 25th political
since the ..
I
appeared to be that U. S. of- viet relations,
The Soviet delegation was be made until or unless It is
Infantry Division will be land- Christmas truce came alter
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•j ficials believe Hanoi would be
ed by the Buddhist
to a invited to North Vietnam by suggest
ing at several places in South mepeatecl pleas from Pope Paul
•;
more
likely
to
respond
'I
.
the
Central
Committee
of
the
leadership,
':
Vietnam In the next few
coo
peace initiative If it Is
..,.
Vietnamese Community par- The Buddhists are sensitive
American bombers contindays," an American military
cted without publicity.
and the hanoi government, concerning anything which
spokesman said In Saigon. ued the pause
raids against
•,,,,,,
, The
North
Vietnamese
re
ty
Vs ILLIAMS refuses 'bribe" offered by Harold
..ilarjl' Ag1NOI,I) W
Diplomatic observers here looks like government favori.
"initial elements landed today Communist N'rtla Vietnam,
denounc'
the
past
has
gime
In
hnst n e after lain 'arrest" at First and Magnolia today on a charge
Roman Catho.
at Pielku."
despite the heavy fighting in
ed public peace proposals ii said Shelepin's forthëoming turn toward the
obstructing
Kaistuer
permit
and
of parading without
further
He
religion.
was
regarded
as
aerthe South. The one-sided
mod automaticafly. Commnu- visit
paying off on a Kiwanis Club dare, pushing Ray Daniel to the Civic
the goverarneat an.
Wcease fire was
Dist china Is bolleved to have evidence of the Kremlin's Since
a wheelbarrow. Kastner's team lost to Daniel's team In a
Center
In
a 10-hour Cbrtatrnae
urging
Hanoi
to
spurn
hardline
position
in
the
Viet.
nounced
day, matching the longest
been
'man
the
kettles"
contest.
Left
to
right:
Williams,
Salvation
Army
truce
after
repeated pleas by
previous interruption of air
such proposals and continue fern conflict. They said it Pope Paul VI, a ceasefire on
kiwanis President 13111 Fransa and Kastner.
could
mean
an
increased
Rusattacks-the lull which occurthe war,
(Herald Photo),
the Buddhist new year be.
red last April.
The Russian announcement sian involvement In the war
It follows the comes a political necessity.
that
a
high
IS.
and
noted
that
night
Tuesday
Do said he did nit thInk
vii Soviet mission beaded by new aid agreement and re
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the barber, the manicurist and
the cab driver. Uncle Sam will
be standing alongside him
with his band out whenever a
Up Is received.
The first blow will be
struck on the first payday of
The new year. Don't demand
the paymaster correct his
snore when you get your first
peek at the 1166 check. Chan
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to the increased Social Sew. w
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adoption of Medicare In the last session of Congress.
Instead of a 3 51$ per cent
Social Security tax on the first
$4100 of earnings you will be
taxed 4.2 per cent on the first
$6,600.
Persons earning $6600 or
more to 1566 will pay • total
end of the year stock reduction
of $271.30 In Social Security
This Is not just another furniture ui. but Furniture Center's
tax next year. That Is an In. L
crease of $103.30 over the 1963
clearance. Each pure of furniture on our floor January lit means that we pay more tax.
take or Just about $2 more
Hurry. Now Is the time to cash In. We have reduced our entire Inventory to have extra sales
each week.
Beginning on Jan. 1 tip In.
personnel to help you. Don't wait. Quantities are limited. Be one of the first to cub In an
come will be subject toboth
Furniture Center's Gigantic Inventory Uquldatlots.
withholding tax and Social
Security taxes.
Whenever an employs re
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Christmas Traff ic Toll Nem Record

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cioC4 Nation's Midsection Buttons

flu, to the death of Frank

Donahoe'a father on Chrlst•
mu Day the Sanford flower
Shop will be closed all day
Tuesday.
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Scott Burns' picture isn't on
one of those Post Office pos.
ters but the people there must
ow him just the "me.

A Christmas card addressed
merely with a picture of Scott
lth "A14J.t.lM
ten below it arrived at the
Burns home the same day It
was mailed in Sanford.
"And * Merry Christmas to
you, too," read the message
Inside. The signature? "Guess

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Dearborn Electronics is *
subsidiary of Sprague Eleetile, the nation's largest manufacturer of electronic components.
Mix of Miami Is owned by
Jonathan Logan, largest manufacturer of women's ready.
to-w ear In the world.
Incidentally, plans for the
expansion of Ails are moving
along. Employment will be al.
most doubled when the expan.
alon Is completed early next
year.

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G. A. Ort.gus,
Chairmen of the Board

INSTALLMENT LOAN
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P. F. Mann,
Executive Vic. President

FL 01104

Mrs. Lois Housholder
Assistant Vice President
H. D. Rowland. Cashier

J. E. Andrews
J. L. Atkinson
B. S. Austin
L. J. Bass
J. C. Bull
F. J. Bender
B. H. Bishop
B. C. Brantley
L. W. Brooks
B. F. Bullard
K D. Bumgarner
Jack Burney
W. Scott Bums
Ruston Busby
J. L. Butler

Agnes Grooms
J. E. Hall
B. J. Hancock
M. D. Harden
L. D. Harvey
R. T. Hatchett
W. H. Hawkins
J. E. Higgins, Jr.
H. F. flirt
A. P. HIttell
K. L. Hittefl
Q. R. Hopper
F. Hubbard
S. Johns
C. A. Johnson
J. C. Johnson
C. J. Jones
J. J. Kendall

Arthur Cameron

W. A. Canup
J. W. Carter
G. W. Carver, Jr.
Lucille B. Carver
J. H. Chapman

Dero$$iy Butler

E. C. Daniels
W. W. Davis

A L. Dunn
H. C. Eby
C. W. Eral.

B. A. Finder

Fouler

H. Gaines
B. P. Galloway
W. B. GUM
W.

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Jo. Rust, Ass't. Supervisor

Hazel Cash

Kamllla Collins

Patrick Erickson

Sharon Emerson

Jacquetene Hatch.,
Margaret Helms

Joan Kazoo

Patricia Rabun

Ray
Assistant Cashier

Ronald Russi

Wilma Naylor

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Attention, artists and other
Interested persons: Paintings
now on exhibit at the Brandon

Janle Reid

D. T. Mathews, Jr.,
Assistant Cashier

TILLERS
Agnes

Orseno,

Shopping Center, are those of
Arnold Hicks of DeLand, first
place winner at the St. Augustine Centennial Art Exhibit.
Hicks' prize pictures are now
touring the country on exhibi.
tion, we understand.

Linda Wilson

Clyde C. Lang, Jr.,
Assistant Cashier

SAM DEPOSIT

CUSTODIAN

GINUAL LEDGER
ROOKKWU

Dolores Gosru

David Wilson

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Time is fast approaching for
the annual Policeman's Ball.
Tickets are now on sale for the
event, scheduled for Jan. 15,
and may be purchased at the
police station or from any San,
ford police officer.

Faye Butcher

Juanita McCord

France. Brown, Drive-In
Glenda Gordon, Drive-tn
Marjorie Morgenstern, Drive-h,
Patricia Montano, Walk-Up
Betty Jo Swain, Walk-Up
Dorothy Ramsey, Savings

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

Esther Low

Carolyn Wilkerson

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DISCOUNT
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K. C. Tyler
Bill Tyr
Patricia I. Ventura
I. W. Vii Neublalk
James U. Wareer
lao A. Wataes
T. H. Wait. Jr.
Cliff Whit.
Marlin W. W1111a'na
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"The Nile of America"

The nation's traffic death toll set an all-time
today
zoomed
rlstmas holiday

record
as the count
the mark of 706 set 10 years ago,
A United Press International count showed at
t 710 traffic fatalities during the holiday period
Ich began at 6 p.m.
si time Thur8dlly and
led at 11:59 p.m. Sunhe breakdown:
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Total
Christmas"
The
"Black
mark of 704 was set in 1956.
a four day holiday. This year's
period spanned 78 hours.
Texas led the nation with
52 traffic deaths reported durIng the holiday period closely followed by California with
SI. Ohio had 49.
Only Alaska, Hawaii, Mon.
tans and South Dakota haul
a clean record of no highway
fatalities,
Twelve persona del when
a San Francisco-bound Greyhound bus skidded off an icy
Interstate highway near Rogue
River, Ore., early Christmas
Eve.
A two-car auto collision
near Sublette, Kan., claimed
seven lives Sunday and five
persons were killed in a two.
car mishap near Buffalo,
Minn., Sunday.
The worst fire of the huh.
day took the lives of eight
persons early Friday when a
blaze swept. an al,artrneflto
house in Newark, N. J.
The Christmas weekend in
Florida was not all Joyous
by mi,lumlght Sunulay, at least
IN persons had lost their lives
In accidents on the state's
highways.
That was three more than
had been predicted by high,
way Patrol Coininun'ior hi. N.
Kirkman bct'uru the weekend
started at 1 p.m. Thursday.

Seminole Health Christmas Orlandoan Puts
Weekend
Aide Succumbs 1%IUl!U
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died unexpectedly In his home

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A former captain in the Air
Force, he served (Li months
during World War II. He was
born in Buffalo, N. Y., and
moved to Maitland In 1957.
He had served as the mental
health co-ordinator for the
State Bureau of Mental
Health assigned to Seminole
County.
H. was a member of the
Florida Council on Crime and
Delinquency, a past vice pies.
i.ient of the Juvenile Council
of Seminole County, a memi cr of the advisory board of
the Seminole County Mental
Retardation Association, a
member of the National,
• Southern Regional and Flor.
IIfia Public health Assoclations, and had served as
,LI"arnicus curiae" to the county
and city courts.
Survivors are his wife,
Mrs. Loretta Maloney Mc.

I)rrmott, and a sister, Mrs.
Dolores Al. Shea, of Niagara

Falls, N. Y.
Cox-Parker Funeral Home,
Winter Park, Is In charn of
a:languwenta. ilia body is
being shipped for burial in the
National Cemetery at Ailingtoqm,Va.

by East German guards of
two German mien fleeing In
freedom through the BerUn

Marines Kill
56 Guerrillas

g irl

attempted to crash their can killed 56 of the Communists.
The fighting near Qusag Ha
Sunday into the fortifications
it the hleinrichAhcln. Strasse village erupted as the Leather.
necks resumed full scale oper.
crossing.
"No nation can put up with ations for the first time
t Christmas cease fire by
his," said the mass cIrculahe
se
nding three full battalions
Lion BUd Zeitung today in an
editorial. The tabloid compar- into the field.
U. S. and Vietnamese planes
id the Soviet. controlled East.
also have resumed attacks on
Rrn zone a a Nazi conccntra
Viet Cong positions In South
Lion camp.
During the night a small Viet Nam.

group of West Berlin youths

But there have been no re-

Viet

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Reds Charge

Not Ashamed
MOSCOW (UPI)

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of Orlando, has announced
that he will be a candidate
for the Republican nomination for state senator from the
.'i)th District, cnmnlxst'd of Orange and Seminole counties.
In announcing his rantiids.
cy, Elrod said. "This is an
opportunity for me to be of
continued service to the peepIe In this area by offering
my legislative experience In
this newly created sent in
the Florida Senate."
The seat was created by the
lI)OS Legislature. The 20th
district candidates will run
at large.
Elrod served his first term
In the Legislature during the
1963 session. He was re-elected and (luring the 1965 session was a member of the
committees on citrus, eiuca.
- tion-public schools, labor, pensions and retirement, and was
vice chairman of the committee of public printing and
state advertising,
During the 1965 simedal
session on reapportionment he
was a member of the commit.

t few minor accidents
ti an otherwise quiet
aceful Christmas wee
Sanford and Sent
unty.
Both the police and she
partment reported -cr
activity.
F'our persons suffered n
uries Sunday In an sub
e collision at Ninth S
d Park Avenue.
Passengers Shirley Hall
1206 Palmetto Avenue,
chard Dale Hutchinson

Shoals, W. Va.,
chtly hurt when the ci
tich they rere riding, di
Glen Hutchinson, 17
oals, struck an auto di
James S. Penney Jr
Ishville, Tenn.
'assengers in the Pc
r, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
101 Magnolia Drive,
nile Springs, also rcct
nor Injuries.
Iutchlnsocz w a s cha
th failure to yield rI

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er kept their promise."

The North Vietnamese also
Moscow
radio, saying Russia would not charged the U. S. and South
e ashamed to "Imitate some. Vietnamese commands with
hing good from the Amer. calling the truce as a "count.
cans," hinted the Soviet er measure" to the Viet Cong
inlon might try a Gemini-style proposal earlier for a 12-hour
endezvous in space.
cessation of hostilities.
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;aturday, Walter M. Gri
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irged with DWI and ha
driver'
s license, tollwl
Illilor' et Celery and 14c
le Avenues, with a cai i

H. H.

ELROD

two children. He Is a citrus
grower and a member of the
board of directors of Air
Groves, Inc., and Space
Groves, Inc. 11e also owns an

agency.

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by Benjamin L Ad
3 5Ie1lovllle. These
Injuries. Property dam
aLed about $300.
Saturday,
thout 6
Thomas, Is. of 17 C
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Ind., and was educated In
West Lafayette (Ind.) public
schools and at Purdue Uniwhere h. earned .

versity,

Th rd Marine
In 1-4 Wreck
ties Friday
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bachelor of science degree
from the School of Science. AL
Purdue, he served as presi.
dent of Sigma Delta Chi, hon.
oras-y Journalism society, andTampa Marine James W.
was a member of Delta Tau Spaulding, 1$, critically burn.
eu in a fiery auto crash on
Delta social fraternity.
Interstate-4 on Dec. Its died
Its is 39, a World War It
Friday of his injuries, bring'
veteran, a communicant at
Ing
Seminole County's auto
St. Michael's E
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fatality for the year to 16.
Church, a member of the
Manuel Lopez, of Tampa,
Downtown Orlando Li
. died in the wreckage, and
Club, and the University Club.
Cpl. Charles Gladden,
former 22,
lie In married to the form
of Orlando, died of burns
Jean McAllister, of Orlando,
several days later.
anti they ar. tits parent.. of
Gladden a n d Spaulding
both died at Brook. Army
Medical Center in San Antonio. whir, they have been transferred for treatment.
The fatal wreck occurred
Dec. 11 in an early morning
ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI)
fog on 1-4 near the Longwood
Police in St. Johns and Duval
Interchange. Last week an.
counties sought three men to. other accident took place
in
day in the robbery of two col- almost the some spot, claim.
lege students from South Car.
Ing one life and piling up 16
olina.
vehicles.
Tobin Jackson, 20, of Shaw
Dead in that collision was
Al'S. S. C., and Chuck Harris,
James David Brazil, $5, of
10, of Columbia. S. C., were
picked up by the three men North Orlando.

rk Avenue.
'he man driving the
ik Miss Thomas and
npanlon, Barbara WI
Seminole Memorial H
then disappeared wit
Lug his name or addi
ording to police z-epor

udson Bridge
ow An Airpoi

2 Hitchhikers
Beaten, Robbed

EW YORK (UPI)
uands of motorists

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I another way of cros
Hudson River bctv
w York and Now Jersc
'o a
-n.aged pilot I
aWed plane high over
er Sunday, the giant m
Idenly became an site
to a plunge Into the fs
dson.
'he pilot, Philip lppc
of New York City, and
senger, Joseph Brea
of Hacksenack, N. 3.,
ring along in their ii
ones aircraft when
tog faltered and they be
-rig power and altitude.
ppolito said he considi
Ling down the $10.an.I
led plane in the river
n Brennan said, "I c
m," he landed on the 3,
I bridge.

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while hitchhiking In Jackson.
yule Sunday night and driven
to a spot near the Duval-St.
Johns line, where they were
beaten
robbed.
Depuly sheriffs said the
men, armed with a shotgun,
took $50 In cash and $200 worth
of clothing from the two boys.
The youths, both students at
the University of South Carolina, were not badly hurt.

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Strike Threat

NEW YORK (UPI)
Item.
bers of the Transport Workers
Union
voted unanimously SunU
day to strike city's bus and
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Day.

Executions
i'I.EIKU, South Viol Nam—
A military tribunal
(Ui'l)
today ordered four leaders of
a bloody Central Highlands
rebellion 10 days ago to be
executed by a firing squad in
a public square.
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Gas Ration

SALISBUR Y (LJPI)
Rhodesians wound up their
first independent C h r 1 a t.
mas celebrations today and
prepared for gasoline ration.
Ing, expected to be announc.
ed before the end of the week.
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TOKYO (UPI)
1st China today accused the
United States and the Soviet
Union of collaborating to
make the recent United Na.
Nations General Assembly sea.
an "anti-Chins confer.
:ace."
ence."
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tee on legislative apportion- sdv.rtialnç

cs when she Was at
a car at First Street

SAIGON (UPI)—Two heav.
outnumbered U. S. Marine
fly
was

wall

State Rep. Robert 11. Elrod,

p.m.

demonstrated at the check. ports of bombings In North
Nam since the cease fire.
Point where the Incident ocurrcd. They carried a banicr reading, 'How long will
we put up with murder."
The West German driver of
he car carrying the three
East Germans to the West
fled to death about 30 feet
TOKYO (UPI)—.Communist
mom a lighted Christmas tree North Viet Nam today accused
wt up by the Communists to the United States of only pre.
ibow their holiday spirit.
tndlng to go through with 30.
FERRAND,
hour Christmas ceasefire and
Magistrates
charged "the aggressors nev-

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Captured
WASHINGTON (UPI)—The
FBI announced that Paul
Amos Crane, who was ached.
tiled to to on the list of 10
most wanted criminals this
week, was arrested Christmas
Eve by pollee at risdepend.

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Sanford Ponders
Billing Changes
$anforti city commissioners,

meeting in regular session at
8 p.m. tonight at City Hall,
will consider the possibilities
of changing city billing to a
modernized date processing
system instead of the present
accounting machine system.
Adoption of the city's new
mandatory retirement policy
resolution will be read, with
two requests already z-ecciv.

ad for continued employment
past retirement age. Under
the new policy timese can be

Honored
511AM! BEACH (UP!)
University of Miami president
Henry King Stanford was hoeored at a banquet Sunday night
by the Bonds for Israel drive.
lie received the Eleanor
Roosevelt Israel Humanities
Award.
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Denies Charge

•-PI1NOM PENIL Cambodia

(UPI)— Prince Norodom SI.
hanouk angrily denied today
that North Viet Nam and the
Communist Viet cons were
using Cambodia to filter sup.
plies into South Viet Narn.
The United States, with whom
Cambodia maintains no diplo.

matte relations, and the Sal.
gon government have Ire.
quently lodged such charges.

Medicare
TALLAHASSEE

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said today health Insurance
companies In Florida are 4,.
vclopIng coverage designed to
plug the gaps In protection
left by Medicare.
no said the Medicare plan
provided
basic
protection

granted upon consideration of
each individual case.
The often-postponed read- against medical aced,. Wil.
ing of an ordinance adopting hams said the private corn.
new taxi cab regulations Is panics were preparing coveron tonight's agenda, along age that would give cimplete

with a latter of resignation protection. Medicare becomes
effective July 1.

by Dr. W. Vincent Roberta
from the Civil Service hoard.
A new appointment, to the
board will be male.
Other routine business In.
ludes a request for partial
payment of the engineering
fee on the lakefront develop,
rnent program.

PERU EXHIBIT
ST. AUGUSTINE (UP!)
An exhibit featuring objects
from a 2,500-year span of
l'eru's history has opened
here in the Ilan American
Center.

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an escaped

Georgia murderer and former
mental patient.

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Under the 35.109 plan,
other expensiv, extra sea. Seminole County will have
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one representative and will
Cleveland said he now ex. share In a "satellite" unata
pted that the reapportion, plan with Orange County.
mint matter would be work. Under this plan four seas.4 out permanently after the for, will be elected from the
regular 1967 session of the two counties. One senator
Legislature.
must reside In Orange, one
"I anticipate the same type in Seminole and tWo others
of session that we had this elected at lasm
peel Fear,* CIsvslaad jsld.
Clarelaid's s1 t will be
"That Is. one after as wg. Sb. 4d a4 ssedidat.s for
ular sesslou.10
this sate seal must run In

both Orange and Seminole
Counties.
Rip. S. Joseph Davis Jr.
also said be was pleased the
count made a decision but
said he believed It should
have been made much earli-

"At least now candidates
can make plans for running
in 1966," Davis said.
"This decision, however,
doesn't settle the question of
reapportionment," the Semi.
mdc legislator said. "Nothing
much has been accomplieber.
ed"
"it was about the only
Davis said it was possible
thing the court could do," Va. - the 1067 Legislature may
via said: "If it had failed to force Seminole County to
let th. plan stand at least share a House seat with antemporarily turmoil and that- other county and it was
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doubtful If ihmussul. would -

a Senate seat of Its own.
levsland and Davis both
Ad for the 31.100 plaa aft.
It became evident that
ninole County was not goto get a Senate seat for
If.

andidatos running for the
ate next year will rue for
r-year terms and repre.
t.ativea for two, but the
17 L.glalatur, could cut the

nsa and force new elections
ording to what type of
liortlunment

WS TIME TO CLEAR OUT
THE FALL MERCHANDISE
MARKDOWNS GALORE!
CHECK US DAILY FOR
TERRIFIC VALUES!

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AUDITING DEPARTMENT
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automobile tags at the Seminole County tax collector's
office in the courthouse.
Tags are reserved for a $1
fee for those desiring special
numbers for sentimental or
other reasons, Troy Ray Jr.,
tax collector, said today.
The new blue and white
tags will go on sale March 1.
Ray said they are expected
to arrive at.any time.
A record number of velil.
cle licenses were sold last
year and anotEer mark Is expected to be achieved In 1906,
Ray said.
Tags sales now are over
the 31,000 figure and extra
ones have been ordered to last
until the new tags are placed
on public sal. March 1.

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Found On Isle

Terry Smith

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Rebart Uwerli.

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East Germans
Display Their
oliday Spirit

'66 Auto Tag
Reservat ions

St.

WEATHER: Siudny 72.14: low tonight In 40;

M'DERMOTT

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Lusyann Jurss
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on the

Phees

Light snow fell In the upper
Mississippi Valley and rain
drenched the upper Pacific
Coast, Yakima. Wash., measured two inches of new snow
during the night.
The Pacific Coast storm was
triggered by an intense disturbance off the Oregon coast.
Winds up to 52 miles an hour
battered Cape Mendocino,
Calif.
Heavy snows clogged roads
and passes In the Cascades,
the mountain areas of Call.
fornia and eastward to the •
northern Rockies.
About 5,000 acres of cotton
J. J.
farm areas remained flooded
today between Phoenix and
Tucson In Arizona. Damage
was estimated at $4 million in
the hard-hit Tucson and surrounding Pima County area
At least 20 roads remained
Closed, is "tc.I døourzied
In the state. Arizona Gov.
Sam Goddard will meet today
with' city and county officials H
Engineers to assess the darn.
A wave
BERLIN (UP!)
age.
Df protest and Indignation
swept through this divided city
loday over the fatal shooting

Probe Spill

Richard Burns

Tommy Kipp

D. B. Thrasher

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Kansas.

Although bearing no word of
Identification, that huge shad
hanging between two uprights
In the pasture across from
Lemon Bluff cutoff on SR 413
for the past week or two Is a CLERMONT
sure sign We season's fishing
(UP!)
Is about ready to begin.
and Police today launched an
official inquiry into a Christ.
mat Day mountain disaster In
which a swinging aerial cable
car burst open and spilled 23
TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—Le' vacationers onto rocks and
on County Sheriff William snow beneath, killing six and
Joyce sent fingerprints to the injuring 32.
FBI today in an effort to
Identify the headless body of
a woman found byasquirrel
bunter on Christmas Eve.
The body had been embalmed and Joyce said It was ap.
parrenlly placed on an Island
By Pail Brookshire
La nearby Lake Lamoeia by
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M kN. Cleveland
said today be was pisi

STATEMENT CURER

CREDIT DEPARTMENT

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SIGN ON BACK OF CAR:
I'm fighting the war on puvcr.
b—I work for a living,

Supervisor

Loners Andrews

below zero early today in
Montana and subzero cold ex.
tended over sections of seven
Midwestern states,
Cold wave warnings were
posted for the Great Plains
from the Canadian border to
northewestern Missouri and

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A third companion
Reservations now are bewounded and an East German patrols battled entrenched Viol
"art gallery" in Food Fair ing taken for 1968 Florida
captured when the men Cofl near Da Nang today and

Janice Vlht.is

Mary Lynn Themes

B. N. 8tafford
T. N. Stafford
W. A. Staadt.Id
A. J. Stebblns
J. A. Stewart
T. F. Stewart
J. C.
LL,T$7IOr

L K. Lawson
C.H.Ia.
Margaret Q. L.onard
W. IL Upthrott
C. F. Markowics
A. B. Middleton
D. B. Middleton
H. C. Moore
K. A. Myers
W,C.Nano
A. B. Newman
K. K. Owe"
3. K. Padgitt

A. J. Chews
S. L. Crawford

Mrs. Catherine M.

R. L. Rpotta

Ristu X. lanes

J. F. Cheney

W. A.

W. E. Price
C. T. Rabun
G. T. Ray
L. J. Reeves
B. C. Repflado
Randall Reynolds
C. S. Roberta
J. C. Sapp
C. B. Schrum
C. L. Scudder
J. 0. Smith, Jr.
C. U. Sodarbiom

B. D. Grieme

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H. H. Hodges, President

FLORIDA POWER

Fruitcake that the city and
county prisoners enjoyed for
Christmas Is . Part otllO
pounds donated by the Sanford
Clvltan Club. There will be
enough cake for New Year's
as well.
..
Seminole County's Christ.
snas seal camaign has reached the 76 per coot mark with
$8,500.30 in seals sold to fight
tuberculosis and respiratory
diseases.

BOOKKEEPING

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nited Press International
The nation's midsection
shivered today In the coldest
weather so far this seaan.
A bitter rain and wind storm
accompanied by gale warning, raged from northern
California to Puget Sound,

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Up
Reaches 18

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There's good news for telephone customers. Bob Shed.
den, manager of Southern Bell
here, says the 10 per cent re•
duction in federal excise tax
on phone service will go Into
effect Jan. 1.
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Social Security taxes will go
up with the first January payroll check so be prepared for
a "cut in pay."

will be filled with every spiritual and

firmile md asIghb
P5W,'.

Loxcreen, Inc., Is expected
plant in January
and start production soon
thereafter.

to finish

Seminole County

Montana

es of the two largest manufac- Wash.
turing concerns In the nation. Temperatures sank to 20

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Bondsmen Face Possible Kidnap Charge
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. (UPI)—
Pennsylvania authorities considered possible action today
against two bail bondsmen
who took a youth out of his
home here at gunpoint and
drove him to jail in Alabama.
Stale and county officials
planned to discuss the case of
Tyrone Collins, 19, a depart.
ment store stock boy, to determine If charges "concelv
ably even to the crime of kid.

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U1P4013EPVL—LorI Ann Wagner, 5, is this year's
March of Dimes girt and she's very anxious that the
annual campaign for funds goes over the top. Lori poses
In her Milwaukee, Wit, home with her toy dog. Silo
(because he's so tall), • gift from her aunt. The National
Youndatlon has turned its efforts against birth detects.
Ian was born with an open spins.

lisping" could be lodged leased Christmas Eve an an
$1,700 bond posted by the NaCollins, a department store lion Association for the Adstockboy, returned home Sun.
day for a happy reunion with vancement of Colored People
his family. He arrived at (NAACP).
Philadelphia International Air- Attorneys for the NAACP
port wearing a borrowed over- her, said they aid not know
coat and said he was "very when he would have to return
very happy to be back home to Mobile because no date
and in the state of Peonsy had been set for a bearing or
an arraignment,
Ivanla."
Collins was jailed In Mobile, The action by the two bail
Ala., as a bail jumper and ye- bondsmen, Frederick Ander.
son and Stonie Stewart, spark.
ed strong criticism from Pennagainst the bondsmen.

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sylvania state officials and a trial In Mobile and his $500 and asked Wallace to retu
promise by Rep. Richard S. bond was forfeited. He bad Collins. There was no 1mm.
Schweiker, (ft-Pa.), to Intro, been arrested in 1964 and ate response from Wallace.
duce
legislation
to halt charged with assault as the Both the FBI and the Justi
"abuses of authority" by bell result of a stabbing in a Mo. Department began an hivet

bondsmen,
Collins, who turned It
Christmas Day, said the
bondsmen did not mistreat
him physically during the au
tomobile trip to Mobile but
they did insult him.
The bondsmen came to
Pennsylvania to pick him up
after he failed to appear for

bile high school during a gattion of the incident.
fight with other youths over Collins, who Is employed
a girl.
a department store In MI
After Collins' removal from of Prussia. Pa., said he w
Pennsylvania was disclosed, taken from his home with
Gov. William Scranton sent a ly the clothes he was wearir
telegram of protest to Coy. The overcoat be borrowed 1
George C. Wallace, He called longed to Dr. B. W. Gilliam
it "a flagrant invasion of I a dentist who heads the Mob
Pennsylvania s o v e reignty" chapter of the NAACP.

Births
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Krecek
Jr., Sanford, a boy.
Discharges
Thelmas Lewis, Sanfar,
Iva
D. Watson, DeBary;
Joseph J. Govocek, Lake Monroe; Mary Noland, New Smyrn a Beach.

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COUNTY, ELOItii)A.
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Seminole County, Florida
fly John Alexander, Chair.
men
Attest Arthur fleekwitb, Jr.
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CY JUZIACK, his wife, it at.
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7(1)71cM (IV
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wsarnaas rns:'t,nsvn an... CORPORATION
corporation,
IALI2 IT CL$IK
Plaintiff
NOTICII Is hereby given put- vs.
uant to a Final Peers. of WILLIAM V. fllCIIAflThPoyl
Foreclosure dated D.csnub.r and MARY R. NICILARUION,
tHud, ISIS, and entered in his wife.
Chancery No. 11*04 of the
Defendants
Circuit Court of the Ninth
7107101 OF CUll
Judicial Circuit in and for 1UK 57*7K OP 0`11-0,1411111A
Seminole County. honda, Tos WILLIAM F.. lthi'ii.tl(fl.
whrr.iuu RutH COUNTY VAV.
*ffl?'l ansi MARY It. 111CR.
3N1* ZiANIC, a New York Con.
AltI)IIUS, his wife, whose
poratioum, I. Plaintiff and MAlt.
residence is Montgomery.
TIN J. JUiIACK and NANCY
Alabama
JUUACIC, Isis wit., are Defend. Notice to hereby given that
ants, I will cell to the hiihe.I suit has been flied in the
and best bidder for cash at above Indicated Cou rt against
the front door of the Seminole you and each of you the title
County Cuurttsoua, iii San. of which case Is as shown
Card. Florida, at 11:00 A. U. above.
o'clock on the 1111k isv of
You are hereby required to
January, 1585, the following file
your answer or written
described property as set forth defense., if any, In th. above
In said Final Decree, to-wit:
proceeding with the Clerk of
Lot 11. lilock "li'S. HAS?. this Court and to serve a copy
If ROOK ItJlDIVIsiOff thereof upon the Pialntifra
UNIT NO. SIX. Seminole attorneys who.. name and ad.
County, Florida, according dress app.ars luereon, on or betu the Plot thereof record. fore the list day of of Jan.
.4 in Slat hook it, pages uary, ills, the nature of this
55 and 55 of the Public It.* proceeding being a suit to tore.
cords of Seminole County, do,e the lien of a mortgage
Florida.
on the following described pro.
4o5.tk.r with Itse following pert,' situate in Seminole Court.
ll.ms of property which are I,', Florida, to-wit,
located in and permanently in.
Lot IS. Iliock S. WItAT1I.
stalled as a part of the im.
P,ItSVIH14 FlitS? ADDI.
provemsnts on said iandi
TION, according to map or
(flCN$71At, ELECTRIC
pla t thereof recorded in
DROP . 171 84710$ MO.
Plat look is. pass II,
PHI., M$IW1WH liffliAl,
IT i'uh,liu' it"cu4a uf 1101111.
hula County, Florida.
Li)XAlN$ 111$ATkht aiD.
DUNK AND ORDERED at
IJHla 1117111.2
Sanford, Seminole County,
Elated this Shod day of I)*.
tste of Viorlda this ZIrd. day
ember. lies
of December, 1541.
($AL)
(SMAL)
Arthur U. Beckwith. Jr.
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.
Clerk of Clicult Court
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Dyu Msflha T. Vlbi.a
By Martha 7, VIbhen, D. C.
Deputy Clerk
htORiHl AND 01111I1C74
Daniel J. LeY.,rs
America" )laticaJ lank Bldg.
1555 W. Ysirbaahie Ave.
P. 0. Sol 1*555
F. 0. Box to
It. ]Petersburg. Florida Sills
Winter Park, P1*.
Attorneys for plaintiff
Attorney for Plaintiff
Publish Doe. 1?, 1585 di Jan, 1.
Psbhl.b D.c. *7, *551
10, if. less
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Public hearing will be h.il
In the Seminole County Court
hlu'u,s, Sanford, Florida, in the
County comfoloolonare Room. Slt'InlM, IMlAN LUShlY Funeral .erviese for Orion
on January it. 1555 at 11:00
Ashley Nussie, infant con of
A. if. or as coon thereafter as
P00011116.
Mr. and SIre. Donald tussle
of North Orlando, w ho died
Board of County Commiseloner.
Friday, were at I p. in. toSeminole County, Florida
day at the grav.eide in Olen
Byt John Alexander. Chair.
Haven Memorial Park with
man
now. Delunus Cnpsh$nl olfi.
Attest Arthur Beckwith, Jr.
citting.
Nibleck
Funeral
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Home, Casselb.rry In charge,

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Legal Notice

—There La "on the dis*at
horizon" possible genetic canTALLAHASSEE (UP!)
trot that would prevent SOIlS A rate reduction that will
diseases,
mean substantial savings to
—Women may someday take Florida Power and Light Coma pill to get pregnant rather pany customers
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ban vice versa,
by the Public Service Corn-The time may come when mission.
"the Boss," as the employer Starting Jan. 1, the cornof women, may haves say I* pany will be required to put
family planning In order to Into efect a cut that will save
facili ta t, the setting up
users 12467,000 a year. The
work schedules,
reduction will result from
lowering of the equipment de.
predation writeoff and cUmin.
ation of a $270,000 fund set
BUENOS AIRES (UPI) — aside for storm damage.
bout 200 persons, many of Small businesses, particnl.
them former crewmen of the any hotels and rooming
scuttled Nazi batUeship, "(Iraf houses, could expect to pay
Spec," paid homage at the about 10 per cent less than
grave of the ship's comman• before, the commission said. 1
der on the 26111 anniversary of
his suicide. Commander Hans
Langsdorf shot himself to
death here Dec. 20, 1539, three
days after scuttling his ship
and leading more than 1,100
tksrs Is
'ewmen to asylum in Arson.

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MeDIRMOPT, JOHN J.
The
body of John J. McDermott,
it. of Maitland, who died
suddenly itit Friday, will be
TV, PLONIDA.
shipped to Arlington Come.
EIIATICINy 710.11454
tory for military services. In
M0*?UMZ$ FO$1Cj05V11
lieu of flowers, It I. requost.
ftIlnmIy.IA., 11011553 SIOVERI,
04 that contributIons be
INC., A Florida corporation,
made to the Seminal. County
Mental Health Association.
Plaintiff,
vs.
Cox-Parker Funeral Horn.,
ARTHUR LEE WILSON and
Winter Park, in charge.
SARAH J. W11..$ON, his wife,
Defendant,. MO0P$Noap*a, aaa.
MARY £7171— Funeral eon.
CLRM*'I *075CM Or 5*11
vices for Mr.. Mary Ann
NOTICE IS IIHflIfUY GIVEN
ldoopengardner, 45. of Like
that under a Decree of ForeMary,
who died Sunday, were
closure and Sale .ntarsd by
at ie a. in. today at Grain.
the Judge of the Circuit Court
kow Funeral Home with
of the Ninth Judicial circuit
Rev. V. C. Ladd officiating.
In and for Seminole County,
Rurial will be in Hancock,
Florida, On the had day of
December. 155$, In a certain + lid. Qrsmkow Funeral Memo
cause between RUSRILL + In charge.
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MOVICRI, INC., a
Florida corporation. Plaintiff,
and AIIYIIUII LHK WILSON
and SARAH J. WILSON. his
wife, Deteadasts. being Chin.
7107501
eery No. *1484, 1 wlU MU at Notice Is hereby gives that
pubiS. auction to the highest the annual meeting of the
bidder for cask at the West Shar.holdays
shareholders of South Semi.
front door at the C,urthosse Sole ltask, Fern Park, Florida,
In the City of Sanford, Semi. will be held at ftc banking
hal. County, Florida. at the house in Fern Park, Seminole
hour of hiSS o'clock A. K. County, Florida. on Tuesday.
on the 121h day of January, January It. 1855, at liii P.M.
158$. those certain parcel of for the purpoee of hearing reTOM Property described as lot- ports, for the election of Dir.
Iowa:
actors for the ensuing year
Lot 1, Block "Be, UNIIIIITI' and for the transaction of such
PAIiK, according to the businees which may or might
plat thereof ao recorded in Property come before the said
Flat Book 5, page 12, Pub. meeting, or any adJouraeat
tIc Records at Semisele or edleursmsnta thereof.
Coty, Florida.
Alas, notice Is hereby gives
Arthur H. Neckwltk, Jr.,
that January 4, 1916. has been
Clerk of the Circuit Court fixed as the Record Date for
Ilym Martha T. Viblea
harsbol4ere entitled to vote
V. C.
at the Annual Shareholders
Hunter and Pattiile
aestint as est forth above
Attorney. and. 09usee4o it
3. F, Toole
Vies Prssldoni sad CaaEe
54$ %
w. Payk Avenue
leuth Seminole Rank
Wiatu' Park. Florida
Perm Park, Florida
publish Pee. 57, *555
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'555$ 71171711 1Itflh('Itl. ElK.
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Re
WASHINGTON (UPI)
publican leaders, loking t
the November elections, art
JOHN Farkas, admlnijtaking Issue with Presiden
Johnson for his Viet Nair
ttcgY, domestic spcnIa;
strative chie
tth
Marine Barracks at programs and enfocr.terfi
Sanford Naval Air Sta. of the voti ng rights law.
Former Vice President Rich
tion, has been promotad
çcd to gunnery serge. ard M, Nixon finds the
istration's overall conduct
ant. He, his wi e, Joyce, min
dts
and their seven chill. has resulted in growing
that
dren reside at 326 FIn, content amongst voters
he believes, will lead to largt
mingo Drive.
(Navy Photo) GOP victories In the coinini
cong ressional elections.
House Republican Leadet
Gerald R. Fo rd (R.Mlch.
foresees administration
corn
In Viet Narn leading to
milment of both manpoweu
and doll ars comparable It
that in the Korean War,
Gov. George Romney, Re
publican governor of Michl
gin, calls the federal govern.
A social scientist says that Iflent the "biggest Inflation
with widespread use of the ary force" In America today,
birth control pill "sex has be. To stave off inflation, Romney
come recreational rather than believes the administration if
productive and the whole basis headed toward a totally con
irf our morality has changed." trolled economy.
The three made the corn.
Others at the annual meetS
hog of the American Associa- merits on a weekly radio prog r a m sponsored by the
tiori for th e Advancement
Science (AAAS) at the Univer. Republican National Commit.
ally of California did not agree tee.
Nixon said he had visited all
wholly, but none questioned
pails
of the country during
e
effectiveness
of
th
the pijj
nor the vast Implications f the past three months and
change in the world social that he was "convin ced that
1966 can and will be a Republi.
structure.
The speaker who called can year.
modern sex recreational was "I say this based on a new
spirit of unity which is growM artIn B. tech, director
the School of Social Work at Ing th roughout the count ry and
the University of Wisconsin. I say It also because of a
Loeb said that despite the growing feeling among people
all over America of disconprofound implications
worldwide use of the pW, tent with regard to the pollc.
there Is so far "little sense of lea of the present admlnlstra.
revolution but simply the tion," Nixon said. "A united
sense of progress that shocks Republican party can win in
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.randparcnta, puzzles patents
Former GOP Congressman
Intrigues children."
Scientists In a symposium Robert Taft Jr., of Ohio, ac
on "Psychological Control i cusod the Johnso n adminli'
Conception and Its Implica- tration of moving too slowly
lions" expressed these views In assuri ng all Americans the
—In a ll medical history right to vole.
th ere has been no potent drug Taft, who heads a GOP task
used regularly for many years force on government, called
for tightening of both f ed eral
by so many people.
—It has become 5ocaIly and state election laws,
cceptable to discuss the pill
In mixed company, whereas
open discussion of other methods of contraception are not

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Ruby D. Edwards, Richard
P. Mopes, John Fischer, Freeman Daggett, Mary Lou Stillson, Norma Jean England,
Gustava H. Bailiff, Sanford:
Raymond H. Snyder, Deflary;
Chester C. Carrothirs, Jack. Myrna E. Woods, Lake Mary;
James Simmons, Longwood.
son, Tenn.
Births
DECEMBER U, liii
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Woods,
Admissicis
Yule Truce Violation
Beverly Krec.k, Henry H. Lake Mary, a girl.
Discharges
'Newman, William Clark,
Woodrow Tarlton, Catherine Johnny Kotler Jr., Sanford,
A Dirty Trick'
HST Smith, Ethel Allen, Beatrice Anna SIrlanni, Casselberry;
Jamison, Kati. Gaines, Whl' Charles Kettering, Geneva;
Ham
B. MeWatt.rs, Sanford; Froudia B. Dunn, Thomasville,
NEW YORK (UPI)
Form- Rosy cheeked from the cold
Canoe Manley, Lake Monroe. Ala.
Sr President Harry S. Truman but walking at a fairly quick
today called the Viet Cong's pace, Truman said his three
breaking of the Christmas young grandsons thoroughly
truce "a dirty trick—and had enjoyed the holiday,
a few kind words for Texas Asked whether they were
styli cooking,
hard to keep up with, Truman
Mrs. Mary Ann Hoopengard.
net, 41, of Seminole Boulevard,
The 81-year-old former Pres- grinned and said, "They hors.
Lake Mary, died Sunday.
Ident took a 13-block walk In around If I give them a
A native of McKeesport. Pa,
near numbing weather with chance, but they have a lot of
moved to Lake Mary
she
newsmen at 7:10 a. in. and respect for their grandaddy,"
seven years ago from Clyde,
chatted about Christmas and Truman said White house
N. Y. She was a school bus
cooking, Its Is here visiting cooking is "always good," add.
driver for Seminole County
Ing that
ever seemed
his daughter, Margaret, a
for several years and was a
to turn It down."
member of the Lake Mary
her family.
Then came the culinary
Baptist Church.
In branding the Viet Cong question of the bout. Truman
Survivors are her husband,
truce violation "a dirty trick was asked whether be can. JOhN M. GOERSS, son
Truman added, 1130 hours sidereil Texas or French cook- of the Rev. and Mrs. William, and a son, Eugene,
of LA. Mary; her mowouldn't do them any dam* ing better,
Herbert W. Goersa, 215 both
ther, Mrs. Patience Headerage. They never make any
been
"Texas cooking Is for and Ridge Drive, has
shot, of Hancock, Md.; two
promises with the Idea of away better than French cook.
placed on the Dean's sisters, Miss Emma Henderkeeping them."
big," he answered. "It's like Honor List at Concur- shot, of Hancock, and Mrs.
issouri cooking."
(Ha Senior College, Fort Delores Keatner, of Baltimore,
Truman said be planoed'to Wayne, Indiana. He is Md., and one brother, James
return to ILluoiuj Tuesday a graduate of Concor- Hendershot, of Hancock.
71.1$.. of "bole
dia Collegiate Institute
Notice I. hereby given, Hoard
Nutic.
Gramkow Funeral Horns is
of County Comml..ionara of
IlronxvIlfi, N.Y., aml In charge of arrangements.
Seminole County. Florida. pro.
plans to matriculate at
pose to amend Section 11 of
the Zoning Itegulatlon. tovmrn.
Concordia Seminary, St,
lug location, of Junk or eel.
Nell.'. .f Public Hearing
v.a. yards. (npi.s or this pro.
Notice Is hereby Mteen. Hoard Louis, Mo. He In preposeti resolution may be ob. of County CommIssioner, of
sently enrolled In the
tamed In the Zoning office, Seminole County, Florida. pro.
Court House, Sanford, PloT. lInac to r..ona, the following pro-theological program
at Concordia Senior
Ida, Monday thru Fridays from described prop.rty presently
5:00 A. U. to 0:00 P. U.
annad A-I Agriculture to 11.1
College,
Brian Ashley Russle, Inl'utiiio hearing will be held ingie Family Iie.id.ntial, All
fant son of Mr. and Mrs.
In the Seminole County Court of Country Club 11051110 Sub.
house, Sanford, Etorids, in the division. Further d..crlb.4 an
Donald Russie, 64 South ConCounty Commipeinner. Room, lying on t he west $ite of Mist.
ies Avenue, North Orlando,
on January It. liii at limo ltoad 11 and one-quarter mile
ScIlel of PubiS. Hesilsi
A. U. or as coon thereafter
died Friday.
north of St.t. Road 417 in Notice
is hereby given, RoarS
poesitile,
Section 21.105.10$,
Survivors Sr. the parents,
of County Commissioner, of
DoerS of County Commlu.
Public, Iiearltig will be held Seminole County, Florida, pro.
lotisti
a •I,t.r, Dunn., and grandIn the Seminole County Court
pose to rescue the following parents, Mr. and Mrs. Midas
Seininols County, Florida
If 0 u 5, Sanford, Florida In
117 John Alexander, Chair. the County Coni,ni..lun.re described property presently
soned A-I Agriculture and C-I Rustle, and Mrs. Zile, 8traugb.
man
Room, on January it. Ills at
Attest Arthur Beckwith, Jr. Ilion A. U. .sr as coon there. Commercial to U-i Industriait an.
lint Ii, Block A. flak drove
Publish Dec. s, isis
after as possible.
Perk. Further described as I,'.
Niblack Funeral Horne is
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Hoard of County Commiss. mug on the west side of
I n Ors
If. H. IT-I) slid south of shop In charge of arrangements.
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WASHINGTON (UP!) — A hungry nations.
member of the Senate agricul. Sen. George S. McGovern
ture committee predicts Con- (D-S.D.) is author of a bill,
now pending before the Senate
gress next year will begin foreign relations committee,
easing food production con. which would permit farmers to
trois to allow farmers to grow raise more crops on more
more for shipment overseas to I land. The surpluses, under his
plan, would be used overseas,
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President Johnson reported-

Gillhard took Collins Into his
borne on Christmas Day and
Invited six teenagers In to
listen to records to help him
celebrate his birthday.
Alabama Atty, Gen. Richard Flowers backed up the
two bondsmen in claims their
action was legal under laws
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of both states so long as excessive
cessive force was not used.
They said bonding firms could
go into another state to ap.
prehend persons who had
jumped bond.

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Admissions
Henry Oliver, Kathryn hindstrom, Marvin King, Jean
Walter, Samuel Zachery, San.
font: tilile Wfghtman, Jack.
conville; Fr a udle Dunn,
Thomasville, Ala.
Discharges
Serry George, Jerry Bentley,
Margaret Brown, Erick John'
son, Bonnie Tomlinson, John
E. Hostetler. Donald B. Turner, Adell Alexander, Virus
Drinkwine, Sanford; Dreams
Thomas a nd baby boy, Chum'
'ota; Joe Smith, DeBary;

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Under his bill, Congress
proposal,
"I've been told by high of- would provide $500 million anficials in the administration tuually to buy food for starving
that the President has on his persons a b r o ad, construct
desk, awaiting only his signs ports and facilities for distri'
lure, orders to put into effect a buting the U. S. produce in
program which goes at least the underdeveloped countries
part of the way toward what I and help them Improve their
have in mind," McGovern . farm ing me thods.

The government now pays
between $2.5 billion and $3
billion a year to farmers for
agricultural programs aimed
at reducing surpluses.
McGovern quoted unidenti.
tied agriculture department
"experts" as estimating it
would be only 20-30 per cent
more ex pensive to allow th e

crops to be grown, buy the
products In the open market,
and ship them overseas.

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SEMINOLE COUNTY
LAUNDRY CO.

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after 11 minutes and
football
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sudden death overtime.
tension-packed
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the
Equally
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den.
gave
Packers
came
from
bebli
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and scored personal revenge I time lootball, and It
and wiped out a 10-poInt Colt game ever In pro football,
27, 1965
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lead to revive 50,464 chIll I the second overtime In leaand shaken hometown fans.
gue history. Chandler was In.
. the deeldli volved in
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too,
since
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the
some Colts defeated
kicked a 22-yard field go
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title was "fl uke," but they
games to to, can sew up lii
don't have much to say about
first half till. In the Cit
this year's game,
Tiio liii
air.rpowered Junior
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LARRY IIOI)GEM
TIM COLIIERT
no doubt in anybody's mind.
.. .Seminole Guard
.. .Oviedo Forward
FIIflkOI Lance *iu was a four-game card at the Eli
missing last year, and fullback Planing Memorial Cyn
Keith Lincoln
out In the nuh*n at Isotinol. Higi
of the 20-1 Buff. &amp;b
first
County
alo win. Well, Alworth was The Electricians (&amp;o) tAk,
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though sllghtiy bobbled, play- Grill (24) In a 7:10 p.m. eon
but Sen Diego
even lou.
Piseerast leash
sn
Lou Saban'a Bills shut them WTRR (6-2), two of(6.2)
the foul
captured
out,
230,
as
they
for Larry Hodges at. th9 other
By Sam Staal.y
their second straight AFL teams tied for second place
guard spost.
Herald Sports Editor
the action in a crude
lit!..
The San Diego lou was OPen
game at 6:60.
Lyman, which has been th e
It's tournament time th is
First Federal (14) niesti
week for three S.,ninol. Coun. playing good defense and re five AFL title games.
P
Strickland
MorrIson (1.4)
bounding
well,
needs
to
mus,,
We
had
to
last
year
prove
; *7 high school basketball ter some offense if It Is to
was no fluke," Buffalo quar. 5:30 and Sanford Atlantic
teams, bit it's all on the road
and local fans will have to have any success against Co- terback Jack Kemp said after (0.5) meets Georges (3.2) at
Waft another week before the 10111191 In the first game of the game. Sunday was the cul. 9:30.
youngsters return to their the Orlando tourney at Davis minatlon of our play all eta' Intetutsdlate action resumei
Armory. Winter Park and son. We scratched and clawed Tuesday night.
horn. courts.
Lakeview
of Winter Garden for almost every game."
Both Seminole and Lyman
begin tourney action Tuesday meet in the other opening Kemp was voted Most Vat.
usbi. player In the Same for
night, with Seminole treking night game, wi th th e
and losers clashing on Wed. his direction of the Buffalo Uto Gainesville and the
tick.
hounds going to nearby Or- nuday night.
Sunday the Bills didn't claw;
+ land. In a two-day meet with Richard Moore has been
7c(,1_
they struck quickly for two
eams
Greyhound
consistent
only
.
three Orange County t
second
In
IssIer
touchdowns
the
Undefeated Oviedo, winners scorer, while teaming up with quarter and then relied on do.
w L T Pet
of four ata*Ight, resume ac- Bruce Stuart and By 4 fess and Pete Gogolak'i Cleveland
11 1 0 .?n
lion Thursday when they per. Brownell to lead the team in three field goals In the second New York
7 7 • .1501
Ucipet. lath. Sebring tourna- rebounding. Coach Dick Cope. halt for the championship. It Dallas
7 0 •5
land has used a various as- was walk $5,159.92 for each Washington,
mint,
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County junior varsity squads iortmsit of players at
Buffalo player, while the Philadelphia
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along with the junior high but with little success as yet. Chargers picked up $3,477.15 Pittsburgh
212 0 .1*1
teams return to the bard- Pairings for th e Sebring each
Western Cestereace
court next week when esuis toUrn*Ii%Nlt are unknown at Buffalo jammed up the
w
Pet
this time, but Oviedo will be chargers running plays soef- aGrees lay
resume.
10 1 1 .701
SeminOle will carry a 14 th e likely favori te in this festively '• that aU.tlma AFL flalflmcr. • ' + 10 1 1 .'Tm
meet as the Lions already rushing champ Paul Lows not. Chicago
• i S Awl
record le the two.day
own s one-sided victory over ted just two yards rushing in Sas Francisco 7 I 1 .531
and gum into et (J
the second half. In the first Minnesota
yIN, s tough dsfsnsiv. outfit, th e host Sebring quinte t.
Billy MikIer, averaging half he broke away for Ii Detroit
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Is the second game of Tues.
4 10 0 .261
day night's twlnblll. Und.- more than 20 points a game, yards, but most came on a 47 Los Angeles
a-Won Wstera Cod. Playofl
has twice gone over the 80- yard first quarter run.
' tested Jacksonville Forest and
Sunday's hum
mark In four games. It.. The winning Bills outgaincd
Stark. most In the first
serve center Jim Harper has San Diego, 26.2I9, and held Green Bay 13 Baltimore IS
test,
AFL
come off th e bench In the last the brilliant Aiwoith to tour
The Seminoles, hindered
Ea*aw
Divides
catches.
help
out
the
Injuries and not enough prac.
"I would have thrown to
W L T Pet.
ties time, we re bombed by
x.luftalo
Lance
If
I
could
have,"
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Col.
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T
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TItusvlUe, 89.550 In their
John Usd1 New York
$ $ I .363
opener and then cams beck Led, guard Bobby Stuart, . or quarterback
4 $ 1 .331
"but they were double Boston
with a 61.40 victory over tar Mike PirUn and forward said,
day.
turning
him
most
of
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the
to
4105
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Winless Lqinan In their latest Al Jepson round out Oviedo's I tried to get to the other so.
western Blvlelus
starters.
outing sore thin a week ago.
celvers, but It just dlda't
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The determined Colts, with
a desperation choice at quarterback, Tom Mitt., let no
opportunities go by. On the
first play from scrimmage,
Starr passed to Bill Anderson,

bruised ribs on the first
,aiaage play and was In
same thereafter only to
the ball on Chandler's
kicks.

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who fumbled.

Dale, and a 33-yard toss to
Dale earlier carried to the
C01112' 000 to set up Paul Horn.
lang's plunge for Green Bay's
only touchdown,
Green Bay and Baltimore
fled for the Western Division
lead it 10-3-1 at the end of the
regular season, and the Pack.
en triumph for the title came
In the ninth playoff In league

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Paul (Bear) Bryant ran his production qualifications

Crimean Tide bard yesterday,
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workout far the game local.
Iy and Bryant said afterwards he sea them longer
than estgtaally planned.
The Alabama eo.eb, whose
team wound up with an 8.-1
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record this sseos, said he
has plenty of respect fee usbeaten Nebraska.
"I've stedled their films
and this looks Uka the best
team we've played sines I've
bees back at Alabama. .1
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sirs team."

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MIAMI (UPI) - The an.
beaten Nebraska Coruhuskera flew here Sunday for fInal practice sessions leading
to Saturday night's clash
with Alabama in the Orange
BOWL
Head coach Bob Devaney

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MIAMI IsEACII (UP!)
Powerful Egyptian Ismael

Shafel if favored to win
the semi-final round of
Orange Bowl Internatic
Junior Tennis Champions
today ashego.s against
Guen'y, a talen ted youngi
from Chattanooga.
Anoth er American, I

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shooting for an upset as

meets Australia's thlrd.es
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said. "In fact, Alabama Is
possibly the best we've faced sines I've been at Nebres.

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Champion.
junior Freak Whigham will host the 1975 Olympia Games Buffalo's labis praised his
Isaday's lustin
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second
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6.4, 7.5,
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United Press latersatlosal but had less trouble will Georgia Saturday night In the
Ions SEC game of the week.
T h e Southerners staged Glsbert, a 22-year-old amateu The only prior SEC game was
Satur.'
uprisings
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last..perlod
bullfighter, downing him
Dec. 7 when Vanderbilt edged
day to win the Blue-Gray straight sets 6-3, 6-2, 6.2. GIs Tennessee 53-50.
Ala.,
Montgomery,
classic at
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Vanderbilt, Kentucky and
2349 and the North-South vice.
rn continue as the major
Aubu
Australia could wrap up the unbeaten teams In the South Shrine gaul. at Miami 21.14,
but the top football howl ao- Cup in the doubles matell east. The Commodores beat
Tuesday. Emerson and StoUc California 9144, and North'
lion Is on tap this week.
Dill Clay of Mississippi ran were expected to team against + western, 59-53, last week to
an intercepted pass back 39 Santana and Jose Luis Artila run their string to eight
yards for a touchdown In the but It was expected that Ii straight; Kentucky topped
Worth-South game to giveeMber were extended to fivi Texan Tech, 89-73, for Its sev.
the Southerners a victory at sets today the Wimbledoc entb; and Auburn went to 5-0
champion tandem of Ton) by winning the Tampa InvitaMiami.
Roche
and John Neweombu tional In a pair of squeakersOnly momenta earlier, a
trio of West Virginia stars would get the sod.
beating Columbia, 76.75, In
had helped the South gain a The Spanish pinned theI overtime and Florida State,
14-14 tk by accounting for hopes to the brilliant Santana 59-58.
whom they felt could bet'
eight
Lee DeFore, Auburn's 6-footWest Virginia's Sam Left. Stolle and Emerson In the An, 6 senior, held on to the scorridge dove for one yard to gles and could win with Anus ing lead In the Southeast this
climax an 85-yard scoring In the doubles.
past week by tallying 23 and 21
drive. Allen McCune of West
points at Tampa. DeFote,
ninth In the SEC last year, Is
Virginia then hit teammate
averaging 26.9
Bob Dunlevy with a
point conversion pass.
Same.
There's a furious battle for
Let tridge also scored the
runnerup scoring h onors.
South's other touchdown with
Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt, last
a one-yard plunge in the first
year's pace-setter with a 22.5
period.
average, Is presently second
Quarterback Randy John`66
at 21.5 but Injured Louis Damson threw two touchdown
a55U and scored on a 0flDAYTONA BEACH, Fin pier of Kentucky is close beyard plunge to lead the Reb. (UPI) - Ford has lost the hind at 21.4; Al Andrews of
sic to victory over the North battl. to et Its powerful Tulane Is at 213, sophomore
Mike Nordbols of Alabama
in the Blue-Gray classic at
new single overhead cam on. and Pat Riley of Kentucky
Montgomery.
Johnson dived for Is I s fine on stock car tracks In both at 21.1 and Jerry Wilier
touchdown, passed to South 19M. But company officials 01 Georgia at 21-even.
SEC
Carolina's J. B. Wilburn for say, they will be burning up
(All-Games)
a twopoint conversion and the speedways with it In 1967.
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$ 0
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with a 10-yard scoring pass mand that "If you don't sell
70
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during a 15-point outburst in it In the showroom, you don't
SO
Auburn
the fourth period,
race it," Ford has agreed to
SI
GeorgIa Tech and Texas go with its currently sac- Alabama
42
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Tech meet this Friday in the toned 427-cubic inch engine.
12
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Company officials had been Mississippi
1 2
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State
Fla., Texas Western and Tea- miffed because the new on43
Louisiana
Stat.
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by
di sallowed
NAB- Georgia
22
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12
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the East-West Shrine game one
rumored to be
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Florida
will be played on New Year's
Bill France, president
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Tech
LA are 1* the Rose Bowl at day along with USAC C
24
Miami
Pasadena, Calif., Arkansas petition director Henry Iii
and Louisiana Statsare in that Ford had agreed to :
the Cotton Bowl at Dallas, at Riverside and Dayton
Yet'
Nebraska and Alabama are the first two ma jor races
In the Orange Bowl at Miami the year-with it. current
and Florida and Missouri are Sines.

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Houston; Wichita fell to
Southern Illinois; Marquette
and Brigham Young whipped
Wyoming, Kentucky belted
Texas Tech and Iowa was
idle.
Ti. Quaker City classic in
Philadelphia gives St. Joe's
and Minnesota an opportunity
to repair their Images while
Brigham Young, another en-

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PARTY
Also Included In the 1ir
0-1
2SessIes,stournaments played this week
are the Hurricane Classic at
Miami, the Gator Bowl at
Jacksonville, the Motor City Secead Sissies ieet,des Ness,
Setiee.s, Nelsemehets
Classic at Detroi t, the Big
Eight at Kansas City, the
MELODEE
WCAC at San Francisco and
'
the Rainbow Classic at lion- ONOIA RD.
with a tourney crown. The a holiday tourney this seaHawks face Niagara in a son but nevertheless will olulu.
by sinking a jumpe r at the first round contest.
play two games this week.
buzzer.
The Far West Classic in Duke, conqueror of UCLA
In other National Basket. Portland may enable Michi. twice and Michigan, faces
ball Association action, Wilt gets to bounce out of its cur- Noire Dame Friday and
Cham berlain blocked 16 shots rent two-game losing streak. Wake Fore st Saturd ay.
100 BRANDS
i1 s'oa-ed 33 points to lead The Wolverines oppose AnVIchit+a has a chance to
the Philadelphia 76ers to a zona State in a first round rebound from
a pair of di.
121.107 triumph over the San encounter and are favored to feats when the Shockers take
Francisco Warriors, and Sam capture the crown after get- on Xavier in the opening
Jones netted 34 points, 10 in ting by the dangerous Sun round of th All-College tour.
e final quarter, to power
ARCAL)E PACKAGE STORI
+ - ;' in Oklahoma city, while
.
Division leading
OPEN DAILY -PA.M.-S:15P.L
UCI.A, picked No. I In the i Kentucky clashes with the
Boston Celtics to a 120.99 tic. UP! pre-season poll but cur- Fighting Irish in a non-tour315 0. FIRST
RAMPOIB
WE GIVE TOP TALUS STAMPS
I tory over Baltimore,
It rently suffering a 4.3 season, I nament game Wednesday. In 1

lets were whipped last week
with only No. I ranked Duke
and th ird-ranked Vanderbilt
escaping unsca thed. The Blue
Devils won an overtime contest against fifth.ranked
Michigan, which also was
beaten by Butler.
To round out th top 10, In
order, Providence lost to

ig 0's Clutch Shots Ignite

SYDNEY (UPI)-Fred SloB. Roy Emerson breezed par
battle from behind to Juan Glabert today to gIv
Australia
defeat Manuel Santana, but defending
1 2-0 lead ores' Spain for the 19
Davis Cup.
StoUe, runner-up to Easier
son at Wimbledon and rakes
had

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ATLANTA (UP!) - T h e ranked Syracuse and lbs
Southeastern Conference's an. weaker Bengals open againsl
tiocal basketball prestige gets 13th-ranked U.C.L.A., defend
a stwu teat this week with lag tournament and natlonai
nine of Its 11 members, in- champion.
eluding third-ranked Vander- Also Included in that trnirsa
bill, playing In holiday tourn- meat are Purdue and North
western from the Big Ten, St
am enta from coast to coast.
Vanderbilt's unbeaten Corn- John's and Southern Cali for,
modores and Louisiana State ale..
are entered in the Los Angeles Defensive-minded Tennesses
Classic which begins tonight also opens tournament actioc
Vanderbilt Is paired In the tonight, going against St
opening round against 14th. Louis In the Howell Invitation

genuine march of the day. Chandler's game-winning field

overtime In Yankee Stadium.
"1 prefer not to think about
that game," Chandler saId.
Chandler's kicks were al
most the only bright spot 01
the day for the Packers' inept, stumbling and fumbling
before the crippled Colti In

u't cash

Serf".010 Missile

Me was the key cog in goal, be twice hit for 18 yards,
to Bill Anderson and Carroll
march.
college quarterback, he
'e played the position jar
years until last week
i Injuries to Johnny Uniand Gary Cuozzo forced
Colts to put him on the
with the responsIbilIty,
had the same assignment
hst the Packers, and his
lag bugged the Green Bay
iso. lie ran 17 fines for
irds and twice he ran de.
I plays himself Inside the

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By Jeff Meyers
liP! Sports Writer
Lfter losing eight of 14
ountcrs
week, th e top
college basketball teams
e a chance to re gain th eir
iished p res tige this week
- as holiday tourn aments swing
at out In the Islands.
Tuesday night. It's Mississip Into high gear.
1liree of th e top five quinpi State vs. Princeton In the
start 01 the Charlotte Inv tational and Tulane vs. host New
Mexico in a tournament at Albuquerque. On Wednesday,
tournament first ro und games U:aited Press Intern ational
find Alabama vs. Penn State
C scar Robertson proved
and Florida vs. Depaul In the his reputation as
a clutch
Gator Bowl, Auburn vs. 17th.
hal
ketball
player
Sunday
by
rank ed Dayt on In th e Sugar
Bowl and 01. Miss vs. Clem- scolring Cincinnati's first six
son in the Poinsettia Tourna- poiiits to give the Royals a
ment.
117-115 victory over St. Lou.
Thus, nin th , ranked Ken- Is.
tucky, whids plays Noire
11 obertson, who netted 87
Dante at Louisville Wednes- PC.
e.d th e game at 111.
day, and Georgia are the only, 1 1. .tte i'
conference teama not playing tnt , deadlocked the game at
In a tournament this week.
115 116 and finally won it
The major southeastern independents also are getting Into the act. Georgia Tech and
Miami are In the Orange Bowl
tournament a ad Memphis
State Is In the Queen City
tournament at Buffalo, N. Y.
The lone non -tournament action before Saturday night In.
eludes only Florida State vs.
unbeaten Auburn tonight at

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27, 1965

Big Tests On Tap

Slilnnlck picked up the flits signal caller Zeke Brat.
ball and scampered 23 kowskl, and the Packers could
Is for a touchdown. Lou have no regrets. Bratkowskl
:aela converted, and In the completed 23 of 39 passes for
ad period he kicked a 15. 246 yards, and he was most
field goal to give the dangerous on key third down
I a 10•0 lead, after their plays. On the march toward
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Turkish diplomats are eon.
vicM that the victory of the
JUaUon party was a direct recult of President Johnson's
deleamined policy in Viii
It convinced the waverHiss.that
the United States
Lig
is net a paper tigr and that
the Johnson Adinlni*sUen
means to stand by American
obligations not only in Viii
Mass but use in Turkey.
The pro-Russian Turkish
Ibe party thus received an
isaigfant vote in we Ow.
44a&amp;Tb. Republican People'.
party of former I'rsmier Is.

Dike listened without reply.
Ing to the questions.

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AUSTIN, Tea. (UP!) — was speaking on Johnson's b..
President Johnson returned half, told the peace march.
to full post-holiday work- ors:
'1!. asked me to assure
load at his ranch house today
that you would recelve
on
plan.
you
with major emphasis
ning for his next year's bud. areply from him. He said he
get and legislative program. was glad to see so many of
The chief executive, who you out here for peace be.
arrived In Texas ala nightscause his with Is for pesos
Viet Nam, too,"
ago for a year-end stay, at.
tended church Sunday as he in A firecracker sxplosio*
had on Christina., and relax' threw a momentary scare In.
ed with long drives around to Johnson'. Secret SeMee
detail Sunday.
the countryside,
The firecracker was pop.
He refrained over the hot.
ped by a little girl as John.
iday weekend from comment.
sedan, with the Presi.
Ins on the yuletide truce In
dent
at
the wheel, turned a
Viii Nam which ended with
resumption of attacks by the corner on its way to his boy.
C
Communist
Viet Cong. Nor hood home.
When the Secret Service.
was there any White House
men heard the bang and saw
comment on a throe-day atop a young man holding a 80.30
to bombings in North Viet hunting rifle beside his pick.
Nan. But Johnson did express tip
truck, across the street
a renewed "wish . , , for
from the Johnson homestead,
peace in Viet Nam."
The President did so In an they swarmed around the
expression of sympathy he youth. He identified himself
sent through an aids to about a s Nicky Ammons, 18, of Sa*
85 peace demonstrators who Anionic, Tea., and said in.
came to the vicinity of his mediately that he had not
ranch by bus from Houston. fired his weapon.
They asked Ammons, who
Secret Service Agent Clar.

IGLO, hawaii (UP!) —
Scientists won their daydong
battle Sunday against rain
T
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and sulfur fumes which bamp.
ered their efforts to get a
look at the Aloi Volcano that
erupted with a glow that could
be seen 10 miles away.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — ha.
The crater, in a desolte area most twin girls, born Christ.
of the big island of HawaU, mas Day and separated by
erupted Friday night, sending emergency surgery, today
molten lava down the mo".n- were given a 5040 chance of
talnside for five hours.
survival by doctors.
Scientists and road repair
A delicate surgical opera.
crews entered the vicinity of tion, performed one hour at.
the 800-foot crater Sunday sf ter birth, separated the twin.,
ter being barred from the area Sheila Norins and Usa Marie
by the rain and fume..
Manlonys, who were joined
Geophysicist William Kin, at the bladders.
oshita said the scientists were
The girls' mother, Mrs. Re.
equipped with portable seismic byn Mantonys, who celabrat.
recording instruments and de. Cd her 20th birthday Sunday,
vices to measure lava flow,
was reported in good condition
Earth rumblings preceded it a hospital 20 miles away.
'the eruption and opened a sixThe girls were rushed to
foot bole In the Chain of Cra. another hospital after birth
icr. Road that leads to its. for the surgery, conducted by
waii's Volcano National Park, a team of 17 surgeons, doctors,
and smaller fissures were re- nurses and technician,,
ported elsewhere.
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and Johnson did not seem
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war in Viet Nam and troubl, closer ties with Russia, was
In Rhodesis have completely swept out of power.
of
Turkey, though a key na,
overshadowed the election
tion in NATO and SEATO, is
Sul.ymin D1reI u premieran
extremely pose' country,
Turkey.
Rhe is trying desperately to
Yet the overwhelming vic- emerge as • modem nation
tory of his Justice party In after decades of corruption
Turkey's national elections and mismanagement. Premier
considerably strenghtests the Demlrel, to shy in power,
United States' position in the must inject new life into the
strategic Mediterranean. It country's economy, lie must
also bolsters the nations In carry out his promised agi'i.
NATO and in the Southeast cultural reforms especially in
Asia Treaty Organization the poverty-stricken plains of
(SEATO) that or* opposed Anatolia. Above all, he need.
to }'roneh President Di Gaul- to find means to feed the haj.
Is'&amp; apparent anti-American gry unemployed In the cities.
.0 .
policies.
I.)smlrel, 42, to a pragmatic
Demirel's success or fail.
pro.Weat.rn politician and ure will thus depend largely
the ablest leader Turkey has on the United State.. Will
had since the death of Konial American officials who ad.
Ataturk, the founder of mad. minister foreign aid rise to
ecu Turkey, in 1928,
the a.caaion and bring speedy
Ever since the overthrow help to a firm ally rather
and execution of Premier Ad. than to dubious neutralist ne.
non hienderea In 1941, Turkey, tions like Lgypt and Polandl
thougti traditionally anti-Rua.
sian, has been moving closer
to an alliance with Moscow.
Scores of Russian agents
and assorted Marxists In the
anny and the universities
have tried to exploit U.S.
MIAMI (till) - A federal
neutrality in Turkey's dispute judge sought support in Scrip.
with Greece over Cyprus in lure is he sentenced to three
order to give a wedge be. years In prison a conscientious
tw.en Washington And An. objector to military service.
kara.
Judge Charles S. Fulton
Their utain target Is some told .lonadab Dike, 25, of Mi.
4$ million square yards of ami, that Christ and Moses
Turkish land on which Amer. had made stands In opposition
berm bas", the U.N. contribu. to injustice. Yukon drew a
tion to NATO, are located, parallel between them and
They also advocate, in line U. S. opposition to Cummun.
with Russian policy, Turk. lam.
"It is Urns for people to
key's withdrawal from the
Western alliance and a seu. take a stand," be said as be
imposed the sentence.
usual foreign policy,
Dike had pleaded guilty to
However, Premier Denitrel
mado it clear that Turkey in. charges of Selective Service
tends to honor her agree- Act violations, saying that to
be drafted would run contrary
menlo with NATO and SEA.
to his religious convictions.
TO. "The American military Mel.
a Jshovsb's Witness.
beaM are set up for Turkey's
Fulton also questioned Dike
dfeas.," he told his Marxist
regarding the type of work be
opponents. "They will remain
would be willing I. do—such
on Turkish soil as long As as
helping wounded In Viet
they are needed."
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tar were critical of Amen.
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and Spec. I Claude McClure, conduct if the two sergeants
of Chattanooga, Tens. They which "warrants the prefer
were freed Nov. 25 at the ring of charge. In violation,
Canadian border after two of the Uniform Code of Mlii.
tary Juatira. Article lOt" (aid.
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be brought against the men tion is being conducted to di. VI'.,' R.................,.
for "preparing, furnishing termino whither they should
and delivering to the Viet he dismissed or be brought to
state- a ccurm&amp;rUal,i spoMeiman
mints and writings inimical said.
Smith and McClure were
to the interest of the United
captured Nov. 24, IDnI, when
State.."
The statement Indicated the Viet Cong overran the
Smith and McClure were be. Hiep Ron U.S. Special Forlog held for alleged dealings cii Camp 27 miles northeast
with their Communist cap- of Saigon.
tore and not for statements
They were the second and
attributed to them in a Nov. third Americans known to
30 news conference in Phnom have coma out of a Viet Cong
prisoner of war camp. The
Penh, Cambodia.
They told the news eon- first was Sgt. hue Carnacho,
ferene. "The United States of El Paso, Tea,, who is now
has nothing to gain from the stationed in West Germany.
Roth Smith and McClure
war In Viet Nam" and said
they would join peace move- have been provided with is.
HERMAL WEAVE BLANKET
snents when they returned to gal counsel, the Army said.
Thermil iinuiotri bedspread by day,
America.
The Viet Cong said at the
worm blanket at night. Twin or full . 344
The Army refused to cia. time of their release they
Yaw choice of levity decorator'
borate on the statement or were being freed in honor of
onion.
An exceptional buy at our
pay whether Smith and Mc- anti-Viet Nam demonstrations
WWI
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pricil
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comp.
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that they were brought to day pacifists staged their
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waiting for it old Son
the year-old
aCUOfl on A pril
OF GOVERN M NT flf home, so I
tIM.
. waiting
WHICH WE DO NOT HE. to get dark." And I'm sure daughter. That was Now
Year's Day,
he did. I never new him
iy until we can say, "w.ii
your oolumn for years,! IJEVE. It's that simplal
Nearly twenty years
again. God bless him. Yours
done, son, welcome home."
So tall Mom
thought I'd b writing
we are looking forward to Thank
truly,
with
decorsher
son
sass
resist
you for listening.
to you, but I eouldn't
our son's arrival home after
W. J. SHEA,
answering your call for tions and tinsel more appro.
too, RICHARD J. GUILFOYLE,
ILL.
a
ilx.year
absence.
He,
BELLEVILLE,
opinions of thou. in Viet- print. to a iltU. boy's birth.
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has been fighting a jungle SR. PHOENIX, AIUZ.
nam about what kind of day party. Their "boys" are
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warasa Lt. In the Congo.
homecoming they'd prefer, gon e, and thos. who are about "homecoming Voter- less Army. As a volunteer
Troubled? Writs to AS
in a San fortuna te enough to
Right now I
BY, Box 670O, Los An geles,

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the stairs leading to our but there will be no bands,
apartment. It was placed no signs and no demonstra.
there by my wife, six-year- ticns. You see, Abby, he was

who was at Guadalcanal In
I d14 my best. Iwas unlucky IDe! and ended )Ij
enough to be a Viet Cons In Korea, that any lad who
target, but that doesn't has seen jungle combat will
tratb
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make use $ hero. The real not appreciate a brass bend
homes of this conflict ass on his return home.
Asanafterthought,
the medics, the evacuation
wouldn't it be sic. If we
. (
l'Ps and the Red Cross.
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7fl. - - - - - __ - 4r- A banner, should wave It dirty.necked, bearded, draft- Newspaper Eaterpris. Assa.
card-burning "iittUs boys"
for THEM.
The commonest bridge pla
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Mrs. Mae Myers presented
Mrs. Beckham, retiring presl.
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grands pin and th anked her
for a year of service. Mrs.
Elizabe th flannum presented
her a gift from the club.
Gifts were then given by
"Secret Pals" and their names
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DEAR ABBY: Apropos it u a matter of course and
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neighborhood In honor of
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her "boy" returning from
his only conce rn Is to decide
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soldiers coming house from when to refus. to take one.
combat duty.
A
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was
reminded
of
of
illustrates
Today'. hand
As $ combat veteran
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World Was H, may I soy my own homecoming from one of these occasions. South w
last
the A.E.P'. in France In finds himself in a comfortsaas ia
th at there is no more sicuisi•
Pam
4 N.T. ton and a losing finesse
I
were
big
st i ng reference to military 1919. My buddy and
six-spade contract after Pam $ *
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would be followed by a diadischarged
at
Camp
Grant,
his
partner
has
opened
the
Pam
word
personnel than the
P
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we
Rockford, Illinois, and
bidding with on. diamond.
"boy." As much as Moms
pam Pass Pass
lose both finesse and slam.
Should West open anyresen t it, there as-. no arrived at the Chicago rail.
ead.,
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The ace of diamonds play
thing but a diamond, Sou th
"boys" in the fighting ser. road station at sgout
guarantees
the contract sin.
to
draw
P.M.
We
decided
the
trick,
get
a
would
win
vice. They are all MEN, and
finesse I less East Is void of diamonds.
should 1* referred to as couple of bottles of beer trumps and lead the jack of of diamonds and the
and some hamburgers to see diamonds with every Inten- will succeed. Put it over in I This is a possibility, but a
surh.
if th ey stilt tasted the same. tion of playing low from i the East bind and the finesse I singleton lead I. far more
These men did not, nor
Then
we went back to the dummy. Give West the king will lose. Its th e first a5e likely.
are they fighting for
"Mom's apple pie." They are B.R. station whore I was to
catch a train horn.. My
fighting $ dirty rotten war
buddy lived only 20 block.
number
of
dirty
rotten
In a
7/LQ
places for the same reason from the Chicago depot.
we fought and will fight After $ while, although I
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hated to may goodbys, I Ask.
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It wait a newspaper me- shouldn't men enjoy pamper- and been catered to, and It
SURVIVE UNDER A SYS. ed him what he wait waitJnc count of a man's first visit Ing themselves and having has been a refreshing InterTi':M OF GOVERNMENT for, and he said, "I know to a men's hair salon-so their egos built up in a beau. luds.
my folks are going to make naturally I read It.
IN WHICH WE BELIEVE
ty salon just as much as wornIf a session In a beauty
AS AGAINST A SYSTEM a fuss over me when I get
salon can do that for a houseAnd do you know what? en do?

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Miss Becky Boyd of Akron.
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Luncheon Entertains Club

liouseguest of Mrs. Grace
Strauss of Second Street Is
The Social Corner Club met Mrs. Clarence Snyder, a Mrs. Lucy Stroman, Mrs. Miss Clara Arseth of Minneap.
recently at the Congregation, guest, told me Christmas tayme Williams, Mrs. 11cr- oils, MInis.

of Church for their December Story, "Granma's Portrait Ill&amp;
Rhodes, Mrs. Melia
meeting. A delicious covered Quilt." The program was
Clayton Hatty of Fourth
dish luncheon was enjoyed by closed with the group singing Starke, Mrs. Edna .Norman, Street Is in Winter Park flospi.
Mrs. Lillian Andrews, Mrs. Iii following emergency surall. The tables were beautiful- Christmas Carols.
I' decorated with a Chris tmas The January meeting will 11cr-rio L Lord, Mrs. licaula gery resulting from an accl.
theme,
be at the home of Ed Ludeck. Thornton, Mrs. Alice McMII- dent on the Job.
The members exhanged Attending were Rev, and
Ian, Mrs. May
Christmas Cards and "Happy Mrs. O.F. Weezier, Rev. W
Jarve, Ed Lu. Greg Ivo, son of Mr. and
Fred
Endeck,
Arthur Kirchhoff and G. Mrs. Robert two of Third
Birthday" was sung to Mrs. MacPherson, Rev.
Lucy Stroman.
sitninger, Mrs. Edna Brinson, Lee Anderson.
Court, Is home for the holid ays
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A poor, harried housewife wife, why can't It do the
It sounded to use as though
Mrs. Pauline Miller, and broI
that reporter enjoyed every can walk into a beauty sa- same thing for the tires busthor, Sam Stanley, at their
minute of his now experience. Ion feeling tired and bedragg. ineuman?
home, 109 holly Avenue.
Apparently It can. For
The comfort and luxury of led and after a couple of
the surroundings, the pleas- hours cit being petted and men's hair salons are spring.
Miss Judith Ann Taylor has
ant re laxation of lying back pampered, s couple of hours Ing up all over the country
JOHN DONAhUE, left, celebrated his 11th birthday Oct. 28, and his
arrived from Brigham Young
for a shampoo, the flattery of having someone act as -end In them bualneu Is
little brother, Ronnie (Fuzzy) Donahue, Jr., was five years old on Nov.
UnIversity, Provost., Utah, to
of getting hla hilt "styled"- though the becomiugnesa of booming.
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the holidays with her
Instead of Just cut the same her hai rdo Is of the utmost
2. A birthday dinner at a local restaurant was given In their honor by
and band mausgs as usual, the estfulness of Importance, she walks out $ on sneer if the men are get.
parent., Mr. and M rs. Fred
"Dour Edyth Tborstos N maaIcu
ting their own beauty shops?
Wells, and other friends and
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Donahue Sr. Also helping to celebrate
at $ good beauty salon. But reading under the hair dry. new woman.
L.od:"
look
betThey've
done a lot for women
she
Not
only
do
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hair
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cloud
of
and
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relatives.
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"I am fifty and must attend et home weas work gloves
were two other brothers, Danny and Drew.
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tar for all expert attention, -maybe they can do as much
$ larg. charity ball With $
for "wet" work, spray to keep th e "styled" she
g1
She
has
for
for
men.
feels
better.
in
place,
locks
roan younger than I am. Whet. Always apply cosmetic all at
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should I wear? We will not be
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and
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your
work
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morning for the family es for
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a party brunch during
protect
italls,
tab
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ball will be on TV, we will
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7.30.8 P.M. NBC. Ifulla- (Susan Oliver). an interne Fox), who Is
stay in the balcony. My hair "My dress for a big Feb.
1:86 it) Today
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(I) dwe •f NIlht
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(1) Dick Van Dike
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muff in batter. Then, bake the
night's show, which should do good job, and Bathbone of and very amusing
tor
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Walter CronkIte
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flight of LIZIn,I.
dinner
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and
what
about
acc.saorles?
wear a
do.
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Wear a black Inca or a black My hair Is salt and pepper, tiCS w Zone Grey Theatre
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fun. Williams Show. (Color), Polly
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dress. This is not usually seen less considered a "Spring" 11CC (5)
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but is stunning. It is not nec. month in the fashion wor ld,
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ABC.
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Bass
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Morris) as a spot Is a take-off of "Guys
10:11 (2) NBC News
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Griffith
Dolls"
with
sets
almost
Andy
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nos i Concentration
correctt
Gall agher bombs a French school crossing guard, only to and
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left
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large finn. I must visit the gray,
Malcolm
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roses, entwined with pearls
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Maid of honor was Miss Bet.
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Mrs. Henrietta Babes, Mrs.
Brodie Will iams, Mrs. H. L.
Moore, Mrs. DeLaney Beech.
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Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Elizabeth
flannum and the following
visitors: Mrs. Lillian Andrews,
Mrs. Hazel Githuly, Mrs.
Louise Long and Mrs. Thelma
Atkinson.

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with beige accessories and a
white orchid corsage.
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The altar was decorated
with white and yellow mum:
and white glad:.

The next meeting will be
wi th Mt-s. Mary Jameson with

OFFICERS FOR THE COMING year of the Pant Noble Granda Club
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Rev. Edward Miller and
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By Maryann Miles
Miss Margaret Ann Durnell, Ushers were Mike McMillan I Bake were fl ower girls.
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daughter of Mrs. Katherine and Carl Vossberg. Miss Al- I The bride's mother, Mrs. and green brocade suit
Durnell of Lamar Drive, For.
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Victor Greene. New officers are, left to right, Mrs. L. W. Roche, pres.
would have cost nothing bar.
Delicious refreshments of
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cake, candy and Buscookies,
Ident; M rs. Eva William s,vice presiden t ; Mrs. May Rubow, secretary;
sIngleton king.
sian tea were served to Mrs.
and M rs. Henry Jameson, treasurer.
suppose that West opens
Cole, Mrs. Beckham, Mrs.
the three of diamonds. What __________________________________________________________________________ Brown, Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
should South do? There I.
Roche, Mrs. Rubow, Mrs. Han.
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Abby, Box 6t700, Los Anroles, Calif.

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Install

Seer borne of Mrs. Vic Gene, I teases for their annual ChristMrs. G reene opened the
By Nfl.
The Past Noble Grands Club with Mrs. B. H. Beckham and I mas party and tnstallaUon of meeting with devoUoni, "ic.
met Monday evening at the I Mrs. Mable Brown as co-boa- I officers for the coming year. sus the Saviour Is Bosa," writby Dr. Paul S. James, fol.
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Mrs. Essle Cole, installing
c h apia in; Mrs. Henrietta
Raines, marshall, and Mrs.
T.
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Installed th e officers in an im.

against Communism he said
an,." As a World War It
Francisco hospital recover. , are MEW
any
that
In one letter that he was Calif. For a personal reply,
know
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veteran,
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tog from Injuries I suffer.
proud to be using his U.S. enclos, a stamped, ash-id.
SAN welcome that comes from
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blockhouses which proved
men in South Viet Nam.
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for the jungle.wlso Viet.
hopes. That is why a substant who by Nov. 15 had been namThe presumed neutrality of
WASHINGTON (NEA) man.
Gov. George Rom. tat Romney
Laos made It a political hot Cong.
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Day can run up a th umping could be foilowed by key en- ager for the general.
the
potato because for American Last summ er
t roops to move in to block Isolated camps we re abandonre-election victory
that year, Dc.
In
top matter of days or weeks.
the trail would be to invite ed and tough None tribesmen
he may find
Duff held a major
Republicans endorsing him In case they have forgotten Wey and
under Australian veterans of
Red Chinese intervention,
Washing.
the 196$ GOP pres- how to move, GOP moderates strategy
the Malaysia jungle fighting
Militarily It
have before them the striking ton, drawing in several other
took over the harassing task.
impossible to .olvs.
history of the Eisenhower top Republicans.
One leading
In the party says privately: movement In the important A few weeks later, at the
Dick_West's
"Assuming a good showing months leading t his presi.
Dr. Crone's
governor's conference
1952.
for him In 196$, we're going to
held In Gatllnburg, Tenn.. De
On Oct. 15, 1950, 21
be for George."
time,
before
id
B. Deweyet endorsement by seven o
e Lighter
move Ronutey's way at- then Gov. Th
\Vorry Clinic
used the Meet the na tion's 35 Republican
ter next November recognise
that gaining early initiative the Press radio-television to. governors.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - But the young Corpsman.
seven, Gov. Sirro
be vital rum
and momentum
actually
be
changed
"I'In
Is pigs," wrote Ellis Ronald Trestle, who
man Adams of New lump.
block
surprised I. find
to their cause In the 1968 cam- of Gen. Eisenhower.
to
handie
his
Into
a
steppig
stone
to
a
Parker
Butler
In 1906. The pig-lifting on a farm near
that con. that a medical 5th column,
This was the real touch-off, shire, announced
Nickerson, Kan., subsequent.palgn.
statement still stands
ference that Eisenhower's
more useful lifel
observe. ly Insisted that his technique
Many of them still shudder though
model
of
scholarly
sneaked
up
behind
h
a
d
would be tossed Into the III
Gov.
perfectly correct
th e field of swineocotheir disastrous perform.
mild Obesity, however, Is a great
Hampshire primary him aid made a surprise
notice
said
"Ike
1.s
New
with
less
campaign
"Just grab them a ro und the
th
In
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196344
once
this
diabetic
who
needs
to
take
contributor
to
diabetes,
high
logy.
tack.
kicked off the 1932
in.
When th ey stood frozen
tally. You can do a
hold his blood pressure, apoplexy, can- But although, Its logic m ay girth and th ey relax," he oxaction while Barry Goldwater By late June of 1931, top palgu.
well be unassailable, Butler's bill- plained.
better
Job
preventing
mcdlblood
sugar
level
down
within ccr and painful Joints
galloped off with the nomina- Dewey lieutenant had virtual' Even Harold Stassen
In seeking to determine
liant deduction was of little
as sort feet.
as backing 'like," Cal allmeuts than loins to. nornial limits.
te
New
quoted
In the right,
nation.
e
research
project
which
party
th
em
alter
you
have
But
there
is
also
the
possi.
Coupled
with
cigarette
adhelp
In
Evidently Richard Nixon, York delegation to Eisenhow' though he later denied It and corb th
M.
Kincaid of
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contacted
C.
cently.
re
ens
that
I
undertook
th
sho rt
of er. (The actual convention tal. lapsed Into another of hIs own sires em a dasgereus foot- tillity that he may require to diction, It not
th. present clear
I wanted definitive Informs, the Swine Research Bureau of
bold.
So
send
for
the
book
to
inject
insulin
under
the
your
life-span
materially,
but
will be bus- Ly tot the state gave the gen- futile campaigns.
the
a lIkewise produces platonic tion on the proper way to lift the Animal Husbandry lielet below aid lop oil blab' skin every morning
A. Taft, On Jan. 6, 1952, Lodge
tsr next year amassing cre- eral 92 to 4 for
a pig, my Interest having search Division of the U.S.
husbands l
l
means
of
staying
healthy.
close
competitor
nation.
nounced
formally
that
Eli-en.
dits for "party good works" his
been a roused by a controver. Department of Agriculture.
CASE
X-49I:
Lou
.7., aged Diabetics can live long, use- Indeed, obesity Is also
hon-er's name would be
th in be was in a crowded wide.)
House for- "Depends on the size," Kin.
that arose
46,
steer
contributor
to
sterility
In
shocked
recent.
ful
lives
if
they
wil
Hampshire
ballot
lit
of
the
New
the summer
1963. Party leaders who do All
subcommittee raId said when I had stated
cign
affairs
ly
their caloric intake by their males.
1951, Republican governors, March. Next day, the general
not want Nixon for 196$
my query. "If It's a small
So resolve to lop off the hearing,
brain?
senators and cong ressmen Issued a statement that kept "Dr. Crane," he began,
hard tasks,
that
reduces
your
Rep.
H.
IL
Gross,
H-lows,
pig,
you can pick It up
have
been
stiff
and
In
fact,
sometimes
people
ugly
f
to see "Ike" the rug under his backers.
trooped to
The sli ghted
th
Peace
Corps
hind
legs. That's the easier
contended
that
a
a San sore In
because su- lifespan, your love life, and
In his NATO headquarters. Ten days later,
Republicans might
decided
to
consult
my
gar
has
been
detected
In
their
your
glamorous
appearance.
volunteer,
who
was
Photoway.
of
the
GOP
'U
I
1past their briloolistin of IM Among them was mas"Chu. rrancisco meeting
lif ti ng a "A big pig you probably
National Committee, Eisen. family physician for a check- urine or their blood pressure Send for my booklet "How
Henry Cabot
could be
t their new,
10 l'ounds In Days," pig with both arms under th e would want to lift by the
be elevated, than if to
is
bower was represented by a UP.
blood pressure suclt were not the east',
"lb
enclosing a iuug stamped, to. parker's belly, had violated a forelegs with his back to.
animal ward you."
Was
230/125
and
that
I
had
For
then
be
gin
to
tonturn
envelope, plus 20c.
th
ey
Lodge's
command.
under
________________________________________________________
I suited Klncail If
my
urine,
sugar
in
Herald Area Correspondents
acti.
game was on In full, after a
trot their appetites
record with
prepared to go
"So he has asked
of VENT diabetes, cancer, heart gravitation,
long and very resolute
Allamsit.
official
declaration
that
test
blood
"You
come
of
letting
their
stomachs
and
attacks,
etc.,
than
to
medicalan.
paratory
drive
which
had
Mrs. Jos E. Mathleaz
Mrs. Julia Settee
easy

'

if

1900

triumph in

-

____

pray

..

national campaign

most of

Fos n is

196$ within

next fail, dorsements for

September

g

TONGUE IN,
TEETH OUT

I

'

A1

?k"'

meeting In

""

quickly for

Identlal

01'

proved equally

nomination,

BECO M E

_

_____________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________

eastern figure

IONELESS

A PART

.1_I_I_I

annual

dentist nomination In

was

phenom.

months

New York

of

-

_____________________________

ng endorsement One of the

for a st

may

__________________

learned

at

enough Insulin

a bit earlier Pennsyl.

"JUNIPER"
IQ(

"lUSH"

James Duff had,

vanla's

ever

So

cam-

study

much tablets by mouth to

a

as

was

~

LONCv GRAIN

that came
to stay

CaSt'

case

Save and Earn

was

4)

raised as to whether the bill
may legally be sent through
raw
ns

#I

,

only

choice

41/47o

conservatives,

idering its

as

an-

Robert

CURRENT RATE
pg

yr

her

con

EA

postmaster John Dawson, 01
Trenton, forwarded copy to
U. S. postal authorities In
ruling.
Washington

S

R I C E

a

was quite

*

von

0

C

was

tion In

Again, he may be a

10

DUSIflCSS

a

longer,

daily needs.

which

my man."

as

name

at'

in

can

pancreas can manufacture

was

body's reading

the mails, co

omas

of the
deep
rooted

e

S

Th

the wey engineered an Etsenhow-

nominating

may

face

sign

343.

by

my joints l..lely.

at

el

.#

sins

live much longer

ii-

graphed in Brazil

Lodge,

setts' Sen.

fatal

said my

tough squad of professionals

i

LIMIT: 3, PLEASE

10

Lose

found to

miaplonerl of it.mlflflhl Couflt
ty, Yloriuis, will tec.lve bitt,
the attics of Arthur II. fleckwith, Jr., Clark, in th. Courtat aanford. Florida U to
10.
iflO P. M., MonIIY. Janu ary tot.
the
for furnishing
ti..
towing item of flPw .qutpment

cardinal principle of

The

and

•

the

at

Paris

at me.

derate

First
Federal
SaWngs

"

feeling

NO. 300
CAN

at a

fe. sy

l

through

Legal Notice

home

3.45

on

me to vlty by their brain, Instead

pie.

Geneva

Spriagi

he were

It is much smarter to pilE, husbandry, not to mention

just don't pick up

In for a

and

an

"Will I need to get Insulin Thus,
horse Is
medical stumbling
-shots, do you suppose?
influential
stars,
Mrs.,
Frances
Mrs. Maryans $11..
I show
For tod ay's moderate "And
*224211
$U4I7$
when
I
have
never
ashamed of vi rt ually sitting sugar
Lake Monroe
Cse.elbsrvy
symptom,
so
4.
the
last
Mrs. If. L. Johnson
Mrs. Jane Ca.eslbevvy
be fore?"
of
1950-53 is plain enou gh.
THIGHS
_______________
__________________
I (
322.4722
Dia be tes is
south of Sanford.
323.1111
'
H
'
__
Bide to be .ncloeed in a
MIASTS
menta which can sneak
s.slid envelope plilnly merk'
Job. Cochrsae
stealthy degrees.
LB.
on the outsi a, "11W TOR
Mrs. Dosna Estee
519$
3653791
FUftNII1HIN(l PICKUP TRUCK.
And It is usually first de.
letters
47
838-3217
ol'itN JANUARY *1. 1185."
totted In people when
PARTS
be opened on IanI.
Dude
North Orlando
Mrs. Johi Loses
or
Editor, Herald:
bracket of 45 to
reach the
nary 11, 1141.
Mrs. Margaret Cssby
ROWLEY RESII)ENCE
thereafter a. po"it'l.
111488$
total
this
writing
the
As
of
at a meeting to be haIti In th5'
$324715
DeItona
in chUd-pledged have
collected
County Commission Meeting
ARE SOME OUTSTANDING VALUES FOR .
.
.
Oit*en
In the Court House at
Mrs.
Mildred
Haney
______
_________________________________
for
the
United
Fund
of
Semihood.
FROZEN
DIXIE"
vii.
•
"FlESH" GREEN
Mrs. Clarence Sa;d.r
148.5111
nob County 1965 campaign At the age of 21, ton
WAI.NUTI Phd
reserved 10
The right
322.4511
EnterprIse
DINETI'ES
Th is represents appa re ntly a health, normal
waive any trr.iutcrities or
239
Bedroom Suit. ....................... ,,
0,1.4.
technicalities In bid' and to
Mrs. Ritchie Harris
effort on the male, mak ing plenty of insulin
bids.
ND
SUITI
Pildi
SOFA
reject any or
.
is
body's
need..
handle all h
Miss Ruth Davidson
M8.U34
all the volunteer
at County Commililater,
315.1111
loners
- 4144141
Sofa Bed &amp; Choir (Frieze) ..,..,.. 919" IPIICIWALNIIT
Needless
to
say
their
Now,
some 25
.
S.miaots
County,
Florida
I
produce
on
pancreas
I
Dining Room Suit. ......,......,,US.43, 39C
would ha,. . his
7 - -.
_______________________________________________________
John B. Alexande . ChairSOUTHIRN CR011 111% LAM iiiiii*
L
C A B B A G E
half
man
had not had the
vain
If
fly: W. flush. Jr.
King Size Bedding Set ........,............ 238 Aladdin Oil Heaters
complet.aupportand sponsor. formerly. Why?
•
County Engineer
S
th "Why?"
Th
Publish Dec. 37, 1181 * Jan. 1,
ship of the
$
$
'
ii one of the current puzzles
anfnr?i 1&amp;rn
0 Seminole County.
I_
Sets
Bedding
Oth.r
.
.........
3$
In medicine, just as Is aimi'
RECLINERS
hI
There Is no question Is of lit
___________________________________
Legal
Notice
ISNoVAIU
i.
IAC*
Dec. 27, 1965 mind that the gracious
You can Increase your eern.
Sanford Herald
11
Fags
1A
same
middle
age
bracket
•,,,,•,,,,,,,•,,,,,,,,,,,•,
the
j'rasn ciicsil'r votJ*-r
Ingo
8 TABLES
Tb. Sanford Herald
BAHAMA BED
COflh$)
Lon Is 40 pounds overweight,
'11111 sa'a'ss JVIIICIAI. Chiton
First
quarterly
dividends
the
LaD
PV$LIIUK*
major
contribution
to
SIELOW,
siMInoL
th
for he
O3
COMPUTI WITH IUNSIIS. LADDER
accounts.
Federal's sa
(ovary, vLOKlD
ciii of our eampsigs.
ywAsat vosloLIxit, CteguIaIli, - G.,.ral MasaS.
[IL
5$
98 BRAIDED
DUNNING
RESIDENCE
BED
when
be
not
weigh
BUNK
AND .UARD RAIL
______
_______
CHA5VBY *0.
RUGS ..,...,.,.,......,.,........
eneaas KE*P
............................................................,
-Ads',
asoonsusna
lieu,
accept
my
.uouaI
165.
UNITLID StORTOAQEit IERAdvertising Director
Associate Editor
2.OL
MIRROR
AIDE I-DRAWlS CHIST -TuFt! DUSUI. FRANC
____
well
thanks
__________________________________________________________
VICINI] C011i',
That means his pancreas Is
soy
14411
, px.w
,,
FOAM ZIPlIRID
Plaintiff,
Mau4gsr
the
membership
"l's
Ad,.rti,Ing
PLATFORM
ROCKERS
u
Editor
239
of the Board overly taxed, so It
C
Of
C
Meet
_Room_Suite
Living
".
PANEL lIDS
Society
Geneva
JAN15 SUOSMAKES
and
Directors of the United working overtime for many
0051' wu.LaaMa
WILLIAM 0.
Cham.
"LET'S
TALK
DRY
CLEANING"
Longwood
Area
The
Business Mansgs,
society Xdiior
NYI.A A. 'tAPICOTT, his wife.
2 PC. RAlLY AMERICAN
Fund of Seminole Count,
years.
_________________________________________
DY WOONOW CAIN
D.t.ndaflt$.
man wss.sa
FOAM ZIPflUD
Pc.
today
,.,.,,,,..,.......... i,,,,. '259
ber will moot
LVflIN
0
0D55
Lie
P.
Prepares
For
OP
5V17
Len
sheds
surplus
*07505
M.ebanicsi supi.
If
Suite
city gait.,
Dc yes le.w what pespIe 4. es I4.w
Living
Room
up
RIVIISIILI CUSHIONS
t he Civic League Building
and
Vo
G.
T.pscott
wiiHem
l
BILL WINCM*?
Campaign Chairman blubber, he may find that his
Eve?
W5I.Li
I
_______
_______
Kyla A. Tapseett
Church Street 1. I.. Ccx
Itati I'hotograpb.r
COVERS
STYLIS
'29"
MA'FTRESS
CRIB
County BIller
"PILLSIURr'
eill Tha t Isn't ALL they
W
4584 ia.I.rn An.
"MORTON'S"
Dedication
149
MORTON'S"
will conduct the short busi.
____________
-SOFAS
IIYIIS1ILI CUSHIONS (FOAM)
ii,. mel. Ptow a." isset..
ltuItlsi,d. Maryland
which
AttN hereby nntltied
ness mee ti ng
________________________________________________________________________
ROCKER
RECLINER •.,.,.,,,,,.....,,..... 51
*PC.MODIINNYI.ONCOVII
By Mrs. Joseph K Matbl.us members and guests will on. • - ________________ lIsts. why
publialsed deur except As
- that a Complaint to foreclose
stab, semi about
FOAM
_____________________________________________
a mortgage .ucumbetiflg lb.
preceding
Cbrt.tmas.
swgg.silees
hiked
Hor.
are
a
ale
s?
your
Till
Geneva
Historical
9
.. .
and joy a social avening.
following real
sulut CUSHIONS
1511
..
#
Co NVILT Ganeological Society is work.
LAMPS
VP
NO,
h.ip
ye..
svsscszrx'zoa
aa'uss
CLUB MANOR, UNIT
WITH
FULL
SIll
$
I
I will met lull my eweateti
according to the pill ing industriously toward
umber
5$. weak
158
D.Uvery
HIDE
Hew.
NON
EXPLOSIONS
NATTIIU
,OCMM
__________________________________________________________
thereof as recorded in list
by hinging ibem I. the aloset, I will aIr
P5CC! COLONIAL
W. can tak. can of your
• IVEUY
OTHER
$EMINOI.X CUUP7T
I.
Xy As"
It, pals as. Public dedication of Its new museum. SANTO DOMINGO (UPI)
$349
wee, them, fell
them
out
afte,
I
PC.
PROViNCIAL
Tea.,
111.15
1
Tm
,a.go
i
Cotta.
Sic
Week
htsoorda of Seminole
41
'269 Dining Room Suite
The preáident, Mrs. KItazit's - Two thunderous explosions
FOAM RUIIU
.ci lay thom Is rest Is a drawer.
MORTGAGE
LIFE
Policy,
L7$ S Mosika
Mouths
ty, Pierida
SOFA and CHAIR CUSHIONS -&amp; IACRI
the m useum each rocked Santo Domingo early
bu bees tiled .gsinl you a Ward,
Nub., $w. I will give my sletisa a day of rest. We mat.
a... a Heath.
8.1$ $ Mastha
the shave-styled suit, and )'OII Wedn.etisy between the hours
shortly after Archbishop
ii
'*'H
mesh
I love my dash bhe suit.
as
your
tar
HOW
1.1$ I Moalk
1.e * Siesta
$
'1','
are required to serve a copy
EI.EC1'RIC IRON
Nemb., three. I will i.$ "d..it.imys.If.stsai" my I.,sev
________________________________________________________________
ill mall .ubewiptlsea be
16"
DESKS
VP
C. I. Postal 5.guhati•ns provide
N your Answer to lbs Corn- of 10 am. and noon and will Octavio A. Bars, broadcast
dl
of
it.
ft
go
halt dress. Uatii I'm ,.edy
HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE
plaInt on Ike PIslnIutrs alter, be glad to receive any his- a Christmas appeal In this
paId 5. advases.
by
WITH
asic. was a.a lure &amp; Usy, V.
Number few. I will met male my slesot a disester
ci ty where $1 persona wsr.
1158
IIOL
_____________
______
'3" VP
Orlando,
Piorids,
te*'isl
itsms
as
a
donation
or
SCATfER RUGS ... .. . .
lea
$401,
_________________
0.
BED
TRUNDLE
'UNKI'S
If. my sloth.. lees s. plus to move
evoruwodiag
It, Set
PIU
reported killed this week.
I. (Us the tlgi*sI ci suck a losa for exhibit.
EACH
,,,
wil.$
I,$
.
s.
e
th.heuS1S5
IaU,è
S0
sS
1tIeP1ieby
whisk
le
vatted
of
lL
fl
Mar.34
___________________
Laswu' wIth tk Clark .1 the
__________
they
•
s..tb.,
tweslag them arasad sad piaslag
$111.4 azclsMvo*y I. the ass fee repabllcatlea s( all lbs local
aforesaid Cileell Court suer This Wednesday,
THREE WHOLE ROOMS OF FURNITURE
bfece the led day .1 Jasu1, Molme., ob rutan of the ways
aawspapar.
sew. peistea La this
Fir. • Life
that the mow outfit I
fall 1. 4. so, a usA ma eosnmlttse, wilt an- ________________
________________________
ISIS. If
Wombs, 5,., I will always usale
•MATTIESS
II
UTRA
10
tTRA
•DUSSU
decree pee .ialeaso mlii o
1. 0, eli. I west blame my
am h.yi.g ha. lees pro
LI Pint ê Palmette
I
age boys,
0 2 STEP TAILU
tsr lbs to. pe.vIss high s
takes against
0
With
this
coup..
0 BOX SPRING
a
drycleauts,
when
It
4....
CHIST
a
WIll
this
...p.a
stattsr
Octebor
*1,
IllS
as
lb.
Peal
gtire4 a, sousi slasa
• I PIECE DINETTE
Wills this soup..
Bet dsassdtd a lbs Oem. or IShlef, Ii layIng out a ten. (esgith eM pest .uine
Numb.,
sits.
I
will
cot
threw
away
the
haodtags
that
t.tl
me
ps.ehus
5
1 COffEE TAILS
persIaN
of
cci
•
SOPA
lED
Act of Counrees of March
lED
Office .4 ant.rs, PIoddi. .sdsr
pIstil,
.eipwshe..ef
sea.,
likes
s.esHees.
sI.thee.
My
mow
1..
how
I.
we
'11.1*_es-'.'
%%W 1114114441
..,,, ,
:
a, Ill?.
"ROYAL"
Numb., es's.. I wfl ,omemb.. that sp.ts a,. net I wini.
ass.
fee
.
____________________________________________________
______________________________________
been
"A"
dUN 571*51
•sUyoNIIoWIAsymMs
wiSh sgs. I will tab. dl,t ilsIhos 5. 1.
They
de.'t
got
hotter
ae.etivs weeks Ii (be Sasferd Pri,sxitisia has',
nford
made I. lamer. lb. kelidiag,
Herald.
aloud whi e they still 'a. be.
___
1iOe.
o
.1
this
edIlios
.4
advertising
iswa
or
pu-I
of
say
wst.r1a
AYE.
1*1.4 1kb 1.4 day ci Doe- fl .zssulhe board, which
• wu c*uv &amp; uavics ous
79
Numbs, .1111. I will -gh'e up roll., sassier huh.... Aay
•
7$.
2
with.
amber, 114$.
Tbe $aalerd M.ra'd ma, so r.p,odse.d a any wasnar
geed d.yclea.r sa, help me.
__
a., iu.
attssweos, will I
'iAr
at lesdey
Con .
OWN ACCOUNTS
Herald.
Lay
pibUsber
el
lvi wttUls pstmlestos .4 lb.
___ sea et
___
bose... I
HomIer ala.. If S em e*asted toe sow dress __
This WED..
Art
L Ieikwtt*.
dsl. fee a
____
TIre WED.,
Ch,u IWED,, Dec. 31
PH, IU.IN$
.
$saI,$dsalse Srm r.sp.ssibl. fee sesk r.pr.duoltoi mlii he
III. lbs 1.1$, ) will cheek Is es Slat It I. set pspsr.beah.d.
IVENINSI"
FRIDAY
"OPEN
Clark II lb. Oltoell Court t' mad $ Hawalhi* luau. •
203 1 lv ST.
cunsidsrs4 aa tsftiajiag os Tbs HeraLds copyfighi and will be
By; Pea.. M. U5i5
RsI
Os
D.we
Clsentus
mod
I-dir...
___
___
___
__
__
_______________________________________
P1s*s *1.. are bolag made to
Dipul? Clark
iii "so"s 4"86 as isia,
su.m
s
Ave.
Publish Pee. 1, 15, Ii, IT, 111$
f *Utal Bids I 113 L
dri e* I
La

pickup Truckmay be obSemi.
tained by writing to the at.
a,
null County Itnilnair.
yloridal
or
8anford.
flax 151,
of.
nIcked VP at lb. InIinef'T"
F. hIghway
tics located on 11.
iles
17.11 approximately 4 m

as 1iI'

amati
at

figu

was a

5

of San'

party's brightest, most

shut

-•- - ------

rally unsound.

sorted,

stolen."

_____________________________________________________________

Wul.r

________

why should

____________________________________________

now

_____

FRYER

one out, the les

of diabetes

n had any

one of those alt.

END

up by

Mrs.

Sd

Deflasy

they

will

at 11:0 5 A. 51.

age

as soon

rs at

50 years, though some patients

'

monies

YOU!

HERE

diabetes even

and

Room

.

foil

was

.

"

a

JIFFY

.

'

.

'

.lt

I,

-___--

--

$38,008.70.

,

a magnificent

work. to

part of

Board

years

irs.

-.

.

7

-

r

'

was

S

-

in

the

a

was a

I

OP

IF

vings

may

efforts

Iy

as

much insulin

as

we

E A K

:Ii,

1o99(

by compounding

viiii- or *w ma

-

of the

Lake Mary

Bear Lake-Forest City

$p.cifieation.

was

-.

"OLE FASHION"

popu.

bill's

.

-

/ '

_____

th ousand feet can lay
down a prods, bomb pattern.
ob. The decision to inject the
atInto the war In Vist

provides dense to .10

another

reason

alone.--Sir

son for letting It

ocked good.

never reaches

750-pound

fifty

and at a height of 20

June

,

for doing a thing, he has a

were

re than

It may be

When a man hasn't a good

friend's

our

But each
can carry

of the big B52s

mpts

Job 32:7.

•

put the

door prizes.

Republican moderates who

ioTICi

_________

'

1966!

for a

t I
-.

had

most unfriendly tern-

-is the the ground,

are Ineffective a

saturation bombing.

Defoliation

.

speak, and ma-

teach

ny

Apr

preventing aerial
Infi1nUon route
through southeastern Laos by servatlon.
have been unsuecesa• Nam last
which the Communists siphon te
was reached In
men and supplies from North ful because by the ti me one
, Washington, and
Viet Nam to the Viet Cong tier I.e destroyed
that th
ec
ready has replaced It.
In the sou th,
extend th eir activi ti es to Laos
It has been es timated that
also was reached In Waahingimproved all-weather roads ground and drop from the
th e Whit.
have made it possible for the trees. In the jungle are huge thn,
IIouoprobably
level. at
Communists to move as many pythons and cobras. A man
s 1,500 men and 2,500 tons alone may baiis vy
of supplies per month into through lees man 15 or 20
yards in a day.
Nam.

'Let
"I
wisdom'
years
,."days

bombe rs

some

through

running cover

Thought For Today
said,

e

moves

Triple-tiered jungle, whose mo
bomb,,
after Communist North top-most tier

Viet Nam's president

__________
_______

I

Political Notebook

copies of

RESIDENCE

sised figures of

•

..•

.

-

DRINKO

-

IN

Questlong also have been

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requests," said Counsel David
J. Goldberg. "We couldn't pos.
sibly fill them. We only get
20 copies of any bill."
it,"
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sad the Infant Jesus
_______
was the focal point In
decorations at the Drinko _____
.borne. This entire front of the
and a tree were lighted _______
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blue and the silver star of
placed
on
the
Bethlehem
chimney.
creche w
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the White bouts as
lighted
re
III* sized
Ia with wrapped gifts. There
profusion of polnsettiaa
4 the front Of
In the
th. home was outlined In
lights. A silver Christmas tree
could be seen through tho
fro w ow,
the Jaques
te
The
home were covered is green
and featured fig'
and red
urea of Santa and poinsettia'
while a lighted Santa Claus
and four reindeer and a false
chimney were placed on the
root. A decorated Chriatmes
tree showed through the winout'
dow and the home
lights.
lined

WELCOME

Anne, you must live

___________

Christ-

202
persons

attendIng the luncheon,
chances

in a plain brown

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requests were being filled
the bill mailed
with
out wrapped
envelope, marked only by the
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and

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ago."
Mary

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one legal aide noted.

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tion

that

to right, Indeed.

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of

they

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role of

th
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Into Viet Nam last
The Ito CM Mlnh trail - so

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no

party

bite on dono

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column written sho rt ly after
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give the appearance of feath .

the focal point th
D""i home. Varied color
lights outlined the carport*
and decorated a cactus bush to
the ahie of the
lights accented the lawn slang
driveway.
The West borne looked like
a Christmas wonderland with
a cutout of Santa Claus in a
capsule on the roof
a lighted Nativity Scene in the
front yard. Thu entire front
outlined In
of the home
red and blue blinking lights
Whigs two magnolia trees were
Illuminated with red and blue
11gM... The
the
Greetings" wer
front of th. borne and two
large Noel Candle. were
either side of the front
.d
covered in
door which
Sold foil.
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pine
mad. ci
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was

of dog

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new
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Last
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Viet
expanding
of the
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route,
actually as seriesthat even massed fighter.
gb in Southeast Asia and the

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Michigan's

decorated

showed

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through the

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windows

Santa

figure

anything.

mind.

pay
dirty books
you can get the bill for
fry.," said on. Statehouse
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candles were placed in the

of dog

a

As you have

The cue of one

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by Us
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discussed be.
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caus, the 0en5's

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Lover," New JerbIll
sey's
becoming a smash hit.

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won 25

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color television set? A new car?
In the last year, 17-year-ol Mary
Anne Murray has won three brand dishes?
no, no. He
Mary

a
______

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new automobiles on raffle tickets.

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young

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1 acres of now tress - Votesn,)to county, rinrmsciao (an Lemon)
UAI'll UP VLAT Iii REQUIll- Signaturst
11ohort r. Ilan(--,,-k
414' frontage on small,
41
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film your ans%or or other
S11344:0
!615 Park Drive
Evelyn
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frontage an LAR01 Am
to
tile
Corafellpes
rn
Nights: 3:2-14*.7
323-1814
IIIAlut with tits Clerk of Ills Publish Doe. 6. 18, St. :1. I)G IIIAK00.
So. Nomisole No. 081.1111
On* halt cash. Ken Haselpt
Circuit Court of Brinlaule Coull- CDT-11
I$23.
iv. Florida. in this procHding
$.Pedr.om C. k. kit. equipped.
is. $:14$II.
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1012 SANFORD AVE.

$140

To •.., Contact
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loo--Iteoon nestals
IIII-Trallers--Cifibes"

Tress state?&amp; xitok"go

$200

Isth day of December loss.
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188 Mo. 123. Boatis &amp; Motors
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Uatsway To The Wstsvwsv
in:.

PU. 511.4102

115 Autos 1' Sal.
RADT IISliTALa
rur.Ishsi
Wo.lmsrs. I 1*, 1 Pst $ SI liCksu good runal. 90 11416
Pln.ers.t, I I1. 1% $st*
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$ IS
City, I lit, I Path
Near NAS. 1 1311. 1 Bath 0 TO 161 Ford Galaxy conve tibl
Unfurnished
", .4uto. tratia, szc6 condiRaveam 3 UP. I bath $101
tion. 321-4136.
cssselb.rrr, i us. j $t $ $5
$ 10 144 T-111rd, $20f fifisfa take ever
City. 3 11R. I path

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Contact W. R. Ucclung, $II.
it. $41. Available stilt CLEAN. uUl.I rums for a... 'II P1st

training program with na.
Mary liivd. 112-1111.
tionally knosn financial
poration. No sapsrisurs n.e.
--- Furnished sit si.etrl. .,
rosary. Give ago. education, 15. Housen For Sale
title* furnished; adults only.
95. Houses For 99
employment background. and
?.o vote. F. D. £skd.ws. 0?
marital status: writs lloi
hturnm.rtin Ave.
Ill, Hanford hlsrstd. Fan. tIpacious 3 lilt, living tin., din;
NO
QUALIFYING!
ford, Via.
ONLY
3. 3 *m turn, apt., $01
.,1. Articles
rties rut eflt
NO EEl) TAPE!
Arbor.
10111 11, Loch $:2,V001
322.1201.
NO CLOSING COSTS!
77. Si t uat ion Wanted
RENT A 23RD
SENIOR CITIZENS
5430 down taks. ovsr . i
Itollawsy. hospital Us b y
3 Bedroom. kitchen equipped rurnished apt.. sit utilities
work. Lillis. 833-0300.
Bads, by Day. Week, or
furnished.
166 or me. Mzhome In Country Club Manor.
Month.
elude sam. Of$. 0.
Housework. ISS-8640.
CAmtoLva runNITURF
FHA-VA HOMES too Down or make offer take Ten. s2:4144.
32:-~Vql
tie West Ist.
- 41
81. Real Estate - sale
sl*Vl'lt.%I. Outstanding 2 A I
over a 3 Bedroom. 1%'bath
$Z23I00.
Iledroom
horns.
av.Il.bls
il
horns
in
class
in
neighbor.
Uean.Furn.Apt.
Wanted
To
53.
all Areho of Sanford. Lot us hood.
ROSIZUT A. WU42 AMIS
try'. APT. private bAM suit
Bhow you Aroun4l
Realtor
.his for Couple or gloat;
BEW, Us your rurniturs. Raymond Lundquist.
Aswo.
11108
01611ril
takes
over
a
nice
V roon. Ideally totaled down.
Quick ffervice with the Cash 112-39st
I
Bedroom
home
In
Ravenna
Atlantic
Bank
Bldg.
renc.
town.
Inquire at Manuel
AUPER THADINO I OdT:
Park, with bonus of &amp;
Jacobson Dept, Store* 311 14.
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In
yard.
INIIAON-MAINIS. IFURNITURN
1901 S. Park Ave.
lluy - sell - Trade
323-nil anytime
TIME TgSTRI) I'IflM
In addition to this, bargains
2)4121 10_111",
111.1123. lot
S. Park Ave.
SS3.6118
Too have Nally others with
$
ItArg. let. fruit tress, ear
55. Furniture For Sal*

curds at aiminote County. rior. seati at East Broadway. Owledn.
Ida, oncumbering that certain 802131111016 County. rlOrtft, U11- 111-1201 3440 Hiawatha At IT-92
Piece or parcel of property In. der the fictitious name at
esta,d, situate. end being In said Tlir TOWN 1 0 17 5 r firs. 91. Farms. Grovels

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$9.60 DOWN 121. Scooters A Cycke
Veep&amp; motor scoot6m POW
I Yen Waffanty VIOL
Lowle 110" a too

First.

per day rental for Electric
Carpet .1harul...arr %- till pur.
chase of Blue Lustre. carroll Furniture.

ever

Repossessions ALL
set WORK
w. ,a QUARANTISED
St. 12,-om I
1 463 lte:&amp;utt
Chew.

Wall To Vll carpet

$1

in Official iI.cords iI,.ok NOTIC1- IS iiI.1110Y given
135%
3&amp;*,. pass III of the pablic its. that we are onsas*4 In busl-

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go-sualsoas prop.-sisso
$s_nw 1584410 Was"&amp;
Sa-IssI Ze3*te W.

62-awsp or Exchange,
IS-Wanted To Buy

$5-lurniturs Pot- IsIs
66-Anliqusi P.r IsIs
$11-Money To 1~
66-Duslasee Oppersaaw"

WORLD P0016. Enc)clop.dia. -I ________________
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EXECUTIVE TYPE
ON nafrlserAtor. ON TV. 32:ALESMAN
0~0 after S V. in.
start at 178.1100 per year salary.
If
qualified.
under cnnipreEverythhig tj off. 01fte.
henalve I year on-the-job
b, k*.. 0,rtwr stole-, Lvu

AUTO GLASS

11114m. AC ISIT Dale. III me.
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822-31tl
000d exposure. Terms.
linnio an corner Int with
NIGHT
121-0419
had* trees near town, 14,500
t*.%IIt, DN1.%'.%;I24 'NOTO and
313-4700
Terms.
ljl.Vk:RLY S. NUTO, tits wife.
Defendants
qualifying
oicept
good
NO
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SALE
23,111, PARK Dill
3::.:4:0
credit; I HR. 2 bath home; Immediate accupaney or one.
Sn Chancery No.
is
a
larsto
living
rim.
soperate
tam
built.
Any
financing
of
this
mutt
The mature
b
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needed in available.
forprinaure of that Wcertain
dl-l-x
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L M N 1INTERPRINIC11. ?as.
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1.1 4 j ullfr, clair,l reloruArY 1.
Collecti 138-8111
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III--MaUll, Agreffign
ST-Moving As storage
1111--wifinted To 26"
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Stenstrom Realty

BUGS BUNNY

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II-VAcuum Cleaners

Tres ripened citrus. Navel.. W• Ileautirlan. Apply Joick A,
ship. Albert It. Pet
Je.in's livauly S.flon, $.Anford
$43-3171, 332-4191.
VIAZA.

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A, AkL,'Ur4t@. %IUpt
Everythlnw 1/3 off. OIjt@. cards, Typist, fast
use 11 fary ad,llng mar.
.00 Magl000ks. C,,rner Store, '
zinit. Reply. Box IS?. $an.
notia Ave.
f-r4 llprsl0l.

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AttorneYs for P111111tiff
so North Court Street

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51-Horns In*prsvsati
11-Plublng
2$-PatlitlIg
14-Will Drilling
1111-Air Cond. As 21141411ag

Dora bulk or stetaun, and 2465 Satith Park Avenue
state at Florida In and for
Seminole County. the abbre- thurch p-,rtralt A,,rk. Prite
322-2285 or 322-2264
vlatod title of which Is:
of 461.000. plus Inventory at
rIosinmincludes 1fine st 23*5t
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a to C&amp;nlk 14mor ireses
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Tos BEVERLY 5.

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plarecaft 1W pow sip ow Jos.

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YOU AND EACH Or TOU
are hereby notified that mutt Not it you consider tile fact
that this r,,nibination ctimers
carom Pored swallist
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141-1111141,181, Decorators
IT-janitorls,11 106"Ises

unnecessary. (irammar school
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I-Dos--C&amp;t-PSta
cur. obi. 111gb starting pay. I-Poultrr - Uv..tsk
Short hours. Advancement.
I1-Spe cial Nouss.
Preparatory training as long
is-catering - P.M
a. r.quir.4. Thousands of
It-Ulcycli ltspslrs
is-spscial Berate"
jobs ol-on. Ult'Or~t"LO Usual!)'
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120. Automotive Service

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POT INTO TO ROCO(o IWO*

20) Almost ADY1,11111111 YOU tuM
your attention to CIO most
with Mal success. whether at
a illarsocal of blignall IstUM
very dyeamic. Other$ fespend quickly to your ChArm,

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TODAY he or she wW be ON
dwe dynande little Pelf.
am who has such talent in
very creative and Inventive
avenues. 1110 very sure that
yu early give good rall&amp;US
traldw so *9 the nature
wW be more &amp;*NuM asid the
fl" work cast, be accomplish.
ed. espaclally in the field of
nt. OUWWisdi Use tareat liltild
bot bat an 61se morose "it the

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466 IL 14th at.
M Its-loat
844-6.4 a. Ist.
roiab.1 st1. Adults.35 ord
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for ex pert;Advice
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37, Hou..s Per Rest
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$I Co wait 6767 Date. $37 me. on a Herald advertising asisa,
I So Dale. S I .." Rates.
3 Bedrooms, IniL room. cam. V DR turn. duplex. 16k with 158 Chew.
utititiss. $22-4I1.
sass visi.. $11 inA
.55
wash.
pisteip turatsbsd,
$51' Pal.. 132 me.
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$30 mo, up. Surplus City.

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on Hwy. 415. student instruc.

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h'ony,

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for expansion.
AQUARM (J&amp;L U 10 r0b11) A greater AnIQUAt 01 3119garial things Slid physical well.
being cats be yours now If you
confer with experlso linkelle
at all and take right 0 07CISIL

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well. No better time than this

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Is VOILLARS COO!

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$ntrs.Ttniats $ Pr., S lot 1. fine siet., big
room furniture. Many pieces Real 23.1*1.
trees. reasonable. 333.$374
I'l . 333453$ after
100
W.
1st
St.
show
no
damage,
how
1 YR. 014) tIhettsnd
1:50.
is 4 or I... than ret'
115 with children. $100. a::. price
ular retail. Noll rralSht
0
Damax@4 Vurniturs sales.
nastier. Inattror. Appraiser. Block home In town. Buy now
Ilary. 17-91. Cao&amp;elberry.
English Springer Puppies. Rec.
nd receive h-,tnrstoa4 ozMortannew It r a k v r, Auto.
1
1:$
5 wkv. old; 3.2-1641.
:mi)tlnn. only $630.00 down.
1110mr-I.Iff. In-urantp.
1.111 ,04 furniture appitanceik
Laurel Dr.
balatice
Irps thmn rent.
nommun~
191% S. French Ave.
tools, etc. liouslit-Sold. I.Arryl Matt . V&amp; Sanford Ave.
13 CaterIng- I oud
1IlAl I4TT
OItt. BUYING CALL
or 3:11-1111 stler 1:30
doECHOLS
LIEDIX
varieties
guaranteed
All
*22.11*3
17$2 South
Bidding , Furoiturs
OWNED
livery. lioliieafln&amp; (Jrov.s.
AT I-.%CTOiIr&amp; 1 IIICEF
(f'L'I*('%?
110331-13
(Ti' AGENCY
Tf%tIs. Q tJt.)
Hwy. 17-5., SlaItland $44.
1*3.1821
5103, ai.n A. Lingle- HZ. ii) Magnuii*
inn flA flC'sT/KT
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AlSO R1-NTAl.S
1)17$l74 Night ::s.o
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FREE ESTIMATE
The' Cpholstering A; Matt
m at 4 ncrinooms
Sanford Heraidl
tiovatIng. Now &amp; Used rurnt
Cy
MONTIII.Y PATMICNTS
lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg.
$$0.00
Real Estate - Insuranes
Ale. 913- 3rd As Park Awe.
IMMEDIATE I)NI-IVRRT
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Cearfiss. U$4118.

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ten. infant 41 after school
care I All 'tit 1 111141 &amp;toll for
Itile L
all schools.
Santurd HhOPPlair Centsjr. Ph.

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ive
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a tII
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Nururiss'

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and night for you, both in bus-

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Cut n curl Deauly Salon, apen
evening$ by appointmentFree parking lot. 311 Palmatte Ave. 3:2-0834.

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your clothing. Got health, Improved early.

lag puccesifully. Si prompt
with others,
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ARMY-NAVY SLIlU'IjUb
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in your life. Try some DOW
method that will bettw co4fdinata your personal wills
mercantile life, KNP an BY@

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what clever higher-ups desire
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ural" occurrences, He said
night of the last accident
g was so bad on SR 434 that
,eople were forced to pull off
he road and stop.
Singletary said there was
some fog on 1-4 around mid.
sight Monday and flambeaux
torches) were put out. Wind
he

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NO. fl
SKids are having fun all over
town with one of the most pop.
19 Survivors
uJar Christmas gtfts-'wallde.
GRIMSBY, Eng. (UPI) t*Ikii5"
.d•wn pr.duee lane.
swept the fog away by 3 am., Calm seas permitting, divers
Japanese and Hong Kong 2
,..
he said.
hoped to reach an oil drilling
Znanulacturers h a v e made
hams said periodic checks rig which sank Monday in the
them so cheap that lots of cliii.
YILLOW TINDII
Once Dec. II, time of the first North Sea with 32 men aboard.
jreri rcccived them for Christcrash, revealed no flies Early today only 19 men were
mas.
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f consequence In the area.
One girl reported she was 01F
known to have survived.
Seéf Corn
T h e sheriff's department
asked for a date by an un•
ty ranger.
'.•
said it would continue to "keep
iown young man on her CPo Edward H. liutson, 35, the Florida State Bank park.
They made an oral report to in eye" on this particular sec- Quits Job
49s
attach d to the Shore Patrol Ing lot Monday morning. She
walkie-talkie.
Amintore
ROME (UN)
.1
the board at this mornings
• .
tion of highway and on the }'anfani resigned today as
b
ofSanlord Naval Air Station, left her four children in the
session.
county dump to see If there Italian foreign minister beSanford Naval Air Stations is reported In '-fairly good car.
News reports had Indicated
GINUINI IDAHO
could possibly be any reason cause of "unjust and unfoundsloslng order Is one of only condition at Seminole Memthat it was possible that smoke
.
Mrs.
to believe that fires at the ed" accusations regarding the
a6 subject to review by Con. orlalIlospital today following When she returned, small
Sanlando
coming
from
the
dump were contributing to role he played In
gresa out of 149 actions by Mc• the 'ash of his automobile hudson discovered her
recent
Springs county dump had
children apparently had de.
Baking Potatoes
traffic conditions on 1-4,
Namara to close, consolidate 1onda y.
abortive
attempt
to
negotiate
been
a
contributing
factor
to
________
Lewis Is expected to give a peace in Viet Nam.
or reduce military bases and Accc rdlng to Trooper C. L. cided to learn to drive. put
between
thick fog In the
F
daily report on the conditions
(Tome y) Tomlinson. Ilutson They had managed to
aethities.
SR 434 and SR 436 on 1-4 where during the night and early
Tit
69W
S Swas ntcnlng Hwy. 17-92 at the car transmission into neu10 beg
tZ
Airlift
the fatal wrecks have occur. morning period-s.
roiled
tral
and
the
car
had
Anyone know the names of 27th Strect when the accident
red.
WASHINGTON (UPI)-The
and
cross
the
parking
lot
,..:.
Commissioner W. Lawrence
sny Seminole County casualS occurred. Tomlinson reported
"There is no evidence that
United States, anxious to pro.
smacked
into
the
rear
of
the
Swofford,
who
said
he
lives
ties of World War 11 and the liutsori was In the accelera.
' the (lump Is causing a smoke less than two miles from the tect Zambia from the backKorean Conflict are asked to tion I inc of the Intersection, the Masonic building.
lash of sanctions against the
problem on 1-4." Singletary
There
was
$200
damage
(lone
REMAINS
l'II.E
01"
JUNK
ONlY
he
lost
control
of
his
scene of the accidents, said
give them to Herbert Johnson. when
AT PLJBLIX
told
the
board.
"The
sheriffs
rebel regime In neighboring
done
to
the
car.
The
children
driven
by
Roger
Alien
hodges
thick
fog
the
-of car
county veterans affairs OffiCer. vehlcIe.
that he
office has had no previous morning of the last wreck but Rhodesia, plans next week to
The car went Into a broad. and building escaped harm.
complaints about smoke in observed no smoke coming begin
oil airlift to the landOne of the major tasks In side slide across the south.
this
locked nation.
county dump.
Walt Disneys Central Florida bound lanes, cut back and
from
the
Singletary said Deputy Sherdevelopment is to set up a tal. crossed the median strip Into
da1s
SIPe1OlS
Traffic Jam
iff
Ted Lewis had been watch.
county bond district to finance the orthbound lanes, then
ing the situation closely the
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ROME (UPI)-They banned
Josh F,esNd C! - ' or
ed back across the media
network
of
roads
to
handle
swery
leS. 49c
past few days and had obscrvautomobiles from this heart of
d
crashed
Into
a
power
the
river
of
traffic
expected
an
an
....
tvlilk Shakes .......
Home Monday and came up
The Viet Cambodian border, killing at ed for air support when the tenced 15 more 'dontagnard ed only small fires In the
to flow Into the 'Magic King. pole, Tomlinson reported.
SAIGON (UP!)
any,
very
Uttl..
If
the
and
loaders
Involved
in
the
recent
dump
and
with the worst traffic
Communists
regrouped
dom," "Disney World," "Dls• Hut son was taken to the Cong today offered
four- least 50 Viet Cong.
Central Highlands rebellion smoke.
city has seen since they Mart.
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neyland East," or whatever It hospit at with internal and day ceasefire during the Viet- A Communist hallation- began a second attack.
Dessert Topping . . . ....
Harris said his Investigation
ed holding chariot races In the
namese lunar new year cele- about 500 men-tried twice to The Viet Cong withdrew against the government.
head Injuries.
Is going to be.
leeds.. $,eaSorSuNom*
All
15,
charged
with
a
revealed
that there was no
S
Circus Maximus somewhere
floger Allen Hodges, , of brallons Jan. 20-21. But the overrun the Bu Prang outpost, about dkwn when two FIF
39c
Biscuits ..,.,........ 4
around 329 B C.
It's going to cost you $2 if rural Sanford, Is In "good" offer appeared to have been 100 miles north of Saigon in Phantom jets and two propel. breach of national security, connection with the dump and
sk 0." 1.1.1. 0.lma.I or ChsuLa ChIp
your dog is picked up and Im. condhtion at Seminole MemO made only to the South Viet- mountains six miles from the Icr-driven AlE Skyraiders received long prison terms. conditions on Interstate-41. 114
TALLAHASSEE (up"
made four strikes on their Four others were acquitted. also said, contrary to reports, Disclosure that some Florida Significant
pounded at Ui. new Seminole orial Hospital today after be. namese.
Cambodian border,
39c
R.frig. Cookies ....... .
Monday when his The Communist proposal A U. S spokesman said the positions. Government casual. Four other leaders of the that there were no muck fires State University stulenta are WASHINGTON (UPI)l--7%
Ir
County animal shelter after Ing In
$ the first of the year. GettIng foreig car went out of conslefentlers ties were described as light. mountaineers' revolt were Sen. in the area.
Vietnamese
working on the side as inform. Johnson administration is pre.
the lull In U. S. air 100
came
PNILADILPHIA IRAND
a tag now will prevent this trot and rolled over three attacks on North 'let Nam withstood a mortar and recoil- In l'Ieiku, a Vietnamese tenced Monday to death for Singletary said thick fog ens for the beat police de- pared to order a significant
pockets in this area were "na
less rifle fire barrage but call- military tribunal today sen. their part in the uprising,
times on SR46A at Twin entered the fifth day.
undue expense.
partment, in a crackdown on Pause In bombing raids
Lakes
in- against North VI.t Nam only
The
offer,
broadcast
by
the
l,o,nosexuals
triggered
Cream Cheese
move
charged Hodges Viet Cong's clandestine radio,
Funniest Christmas story - Tom
Ton
vestigation today by univer- If it is convinced such
will bring a meaningful on
the one about the Cuban fame with exceeding a safe speed. did not appear to have any
sity
authorities.
ccident took place about direct connection with the myfly that got a bottle of bubble
Policefftciitls cniifirnte'd sponse from Hanoi.
M.
bath In a champagne bottle.
1L
sterious lull, the longest since
that
the students are paid $10
KIA
'lhey chilled it and took one In an accident about 10 p.
six-day respite last April.
rise
report of being apthey
moved
of
the
U.S.
Army
Corps
of
Temperatures
failed
to
for
each
c
even
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- slbie. But
sip before they discovered m. Monday night, Miss Stable There
no explanation
WASHINGTON (UPU-Twe
local.
above
the
acre
mask
in
northproached
by
a
suspected
homoArleeta Jones, of Orlando, Washington but the , adminis- A powerful storm with wind, back engineers warned that a Engineers In San Franc
what It was.
Florida inca were amo0$'IlI.
is
the
Grey.
sexual.
Their
beat
escaped injuries when her ve tritlon p'aursahly hoped for approaching 120 miles an disaster of similar magnitude
Elsewhere, an arctic air em Minnesota Monday, and
b sunset the mercury had hound but station, which, ac- Leo personnel identified by the
MeD ere ,,trkln on the
.aiacathcr at (i
at&amp;u
sent temperatures tall,dropped
y
some peaceful Hanoi reaction. hour slammed through the could happen again.
Ho- cording to police, is one of Defense Dope rtsnemt as kIII.d
to 19 b.lbw
Seminole Plus coUli house mien ection of Hwy. 17-92
in action In -VIM Nam: Army
The Communist ccase-flre Pacific Northwest again toacross
levels
"There
Is
nothing
to
prevent
big
to
sub-zero
Minn.
the hangouts for sex offend.
annex Sunday In an cUbit to SR 4 19.
Pvt.
Earl L.- Cromwell4 bus.
followed a 12-hour truce day, bringing blizzard con- precisely the
A few snow flurries dusted era.
thing from much of the nation's northget It ready for Jan. 3 openIng. Aceordlng to Tomlinson, offer
band
of Mrs. Louise CromCong promised Christ' ditions, power failures
see
CROSS, I ILACKWIU.
FSU President John Cham- well, Fort Lauderdale, and
theothen car turned Into SR the Viet
happening this winter," "id land from Montana to the the eastern Great Lakes and
Eve but which they hon.
last
.t-.
New England. Generally sun. pion is in Georgia for the
South Seminole link boasts 419 Ini front of Miss Jones, and ored for only half that time. fears of repetition of
Robert 11. Allan, head treat Lakes.
DIUCIOUS
Air Force Capt. James C.
year's Christmas week dlsasen automatic .levatts-Ofle of she struck the near of the
fly b chilly weather cov- holidays and
not ImmediWise Jr., husband of Mrs. Lu.
The Americans and Victim
only a few In the county.
vehicile. The other car sped In
ered the Southeast.
ately available for conunent. clUe H. Wise, of Largo.
called
a
30-hour
ceaseter.
• S.
Winds up to 120 miles
away from the scene.
But the director of university
fire and offered to extend it
is
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Winter Park" Dan Hunter, wason Bradshaw, yl, of 710 but Hanoi ignored this and hour roared across Washing.
relations, Pat Hogan, and
wholed the fight against oust cypic ss Avenue, was charged
Dean of Students IIan-y Day
was a series of clashes, ton, Oregon and Idaho Mon.
ed Police Chief Carl Buchan• with making an Improper left there
investigation is unThe four-day lunar celebra- (lay and dumped heavy rain
said
an, Is being mentioned
turn Monday afternoon about tion called "Tel," is held and snow on dozens of cornROIL
derway and the president is
candidate for a state senate 6 . m. following a collision throughout Asia. following a munitics, virtually Isolating
being contacted.
scat from one of the OrangeS at venth Street and Cypress
On. 20-year-old FSU stu.
custom which originated can- many.
AUSTIN, Tar. (UP!)
Seminole distriCts.
Menise With a car driven by tunes ago. The Jan. 30-24 per. Rivers and at-reams were
her of reasons for the high
N,.
dent hu been the prosecution President Johnson discussed
International
United
Press
•eS
Leon Milton Swain Jr., 36, of iod ushers In the year of the able to handle the extra pre. Highway safety officials, Christmas toll were cited by
witness in several known
is.
rising military costa andt
City crews are patching $ 411 Wiillow Avenue. There horse-considered by Asians cipitatlon thus far and there
I0
highway officials along with
according
himsoeexual
of
high
shocked
by
an
all.timc
presumably, other
bad section of sidewalk on were no Injuries.
to be one of the most propi- was no immediate flooding
several suggestions to curb
City commIssioner, appoint- to Police Sgt. Burl Peacock. the Viet Nam war today with
LIMIT I lUAU WiTH 611411
Second Street between Park
Iri. Cora S. Hudson, of tlous of symbols.
traffic
death
toll
during
the
the
toll
In
the
future.
danger.
end Magnolia.
PUSCHAW Øp $3.00 00 MON
Long'wood, parked her ear in The wording of the Viet But the U.S. Weather Bu. Christmas holiday, mapped Ohio Safety Director War- ed Donald James to the City Ten cases have been made Defense Secretary Robert I,
•SS
of the 50 Civil Service Board Monday. in the current crackdown McNamar*.
Cong broadcast authorized by reau issued a special bulletin plans today to prevent a aim-ren C. Nelson said
Jones will fill the unexpired sines October, all involving
Sanford City CommissiOn
The cabinet member was
National Liberation Front, warning that the maim storm lIar tragedy during the Now people killed In his state durmen ranging In age from 21 an overnight guest at the
will reorganize Tuesday,
log Christmas only two were term of Dr W. Vincent Rb.
made it appear American was now heading toward Call. Year's weekend,
I
nomy Boom
belts. people berts, who resigned from the to 52 and all were charged 1.BJ Ranch, 65 miles south.
1. A mayorwill be Ch3se.
troops and their non
They %'lccd with consldera- wearing safely
fornla and a second storm was
seat with soliciting for a lewd and
sod Dr.W. Vincent Roberta
of this Texas White
mese allies still would be sub. moving into the already soak- ble alarm the toll of 721 per. "must learn they have to board prior to taking his
Commission at an or. lascivious act..
will take his seat. Soofly Ba.
House press center hero.
jeet
to
attack
during
the
P°'
ed
northern
sons
killed
during
the
threedrive
defensively
for
their
own
on
the
hired In '66
oanituhltmu1 meeting next
Peacock said the student in.
born Ii expected to win a holdActing Press Secretary Joe.
posed time period. American
in the day period, five more than good andwear scat belts
Tuesday (Jan. 4). Roberta formers never approach or in eph Laltin announced that
ever vote
'SIIINGTON (UPI) - officials would not comment Grocery store clerksShelton, the number of U. S. casual- all times," ho said.
tiny community of
will fill the se at vacated by anyway try to lure or trap a McNamara had "stopped iv
Two economic experts pie. on the Communist offer,
The individual driver was ,
'
Wash., reported a brisk bull' ties during the two bloody
Crappa,
er
. an route from Aspen,
diet continued U.S. prosper.
The broadcast left open the
months of the Viet Nani war widely blamed for his indlf. Commissioners put Into of. person.
e
nets
in
candles
and
kerosen
Is,.
"Every case is a direct re- Cob., to Washington In time
n lOfld If the economy possibility that the Communfcrencc to the highway slaugh.
th
at
ended
Dec.
20.
1 a policy of suit of an approach on one of to have late dinner with the
feet
Student, I C itY
can I1e steered safely between Isis would continue fighting lamps area residents gear. "I am appalled by the death ter.
at
ed
for
another
posrlble
diitoll
on
U,
S.
President."
our men by the person
"I'm continually disturbed mandatory retirement
the pump-primers and the American, Australian, South
highways," said
"They spent the
Ighteners concerned with Korean and New Zealand aster.
!*st ycar, Just. three days Michigan Coy. George itom- that the good people in the 65 for city employes excepting rested after a firm offer to
community, the community laborers. However, they pro.
In Dope Charge the isffecta of the Viet Nam troops, allowing the Vietha
isis" '1.
act," discussing defense budget
obscene
. . . • 3
commit
ney.
reaching that
matters," Lakin said.
mesa to observe their national before Christmas, swollen nv"Whit happened during the leaders, apparently think little vided employee
said.
141AM! (UPI) - A Univer. war.
age could annually ask for a he
throughout
streams
era
and
past three (lays was nothing of nothing of disregarding
.pity of Miami student and his Dr Gerhard Colm, chief holiday,
this
The period from midnight northern California and the less than a national disaster," safety laws and regulations," one-year extension. In
teenage wife were charged econc mist of the National
light, the Commission approv1i..
spilled
out
of
their
Jan.
19
to
midnight
Jan.
23
is
Northwest
Kentucky
Public
Safety
O
said the National Safety Coun' said
with trying to smuggle five Ptan ilng Association, and
extension of employ'
I
Commissioner Glenn I,overn. ed
pounds of marijuana Into the Carol S. Carson, assistant a time when Vietnamese fam. banks in a terrible torrent ell's John D. Lawlor.
ment for J. T. Hardy, 74-year.
through
hundreds
flies
traditionally
get
together
that
swept
"It
falls
back
to
the
"it we can rocket men Into
United States Christmas Day. crone mist, forecast an Increase
old traffic policeman.
,
D a in a ge space to rendezvous In cap. old warning," said Col. Fred- Martin J. Matsa, 22, and of $44 billion in the U.S. for the biggest holiday of the of communities.$100
Under the new policy the
million sules, we can reduce this •nlek Davids of the MichIgan
Year.
reached
at
least
national
product
(GNP)
his wife, Candace Elhsabeth,
Commission
may approve an
N5.
broadcast
heard
and
driver
The
43 persona were killed, every day slaughter on our Slate Police, "the
next year.
merit
in,
appeared
before
U.
S.
Individual
nsion
on
te
I0
•
dark,
the pause In
Hearty citizens rebuilt their roads and highways," he add- must accept the responsibility ex
r.,,.mlailon.r Edward p That would push the GNP. U. S. air strikes against
upon the recommendation
FIRVT QUAliTY
for
himself
and
his
passengand
Corn- flood-destroyed homes and ed.
the economists measof the department head and
s wan and won a postpone. whicl
munist
North
Viet
pos'
Around
the
country,
a
num.
,-s
quickly
as
Sam
enterbusinesses
f
total
national
wealth,
Sanford Plaza
city manager.
ment of their hearing until
ed its fifth day.
to$ ru billion.
ha ether action commiashm.
Hwy. 17.92 and
Jan. 7.
It also
era approved a payment of
blatas, an englnening stu. Ths two economist.. agreed spokesmen announced that
flOfl Dr. Sanford
that the war In Viet Nam
$5,000 to consulting engineers
dent at the unIversIty, and his was
likely to keep govern. government troops, outnum.
on the waterfront development
-MOVES,
wife were arrested by customs
five
to
one,
repulsed
bered
expenditures rising and
project ((Clark, Diets, Painter
TUMI.. WED,, UT.i Sl$.?1S
agents at Miami International meat
Communist at.
to p event an expected slow. two
ThIJU PSI.,, IN-Ill
and AUOcIIts$) tot saisrica
Airport Christmas Day after d011i in economic growth tacks on an outpost near the
his second wife,
Automotive bet.
NEW YORK (UP!)
a routine search of their lug.
1966.
Blond. Anne and her dark-haIred fiance,
Spelled out negotiations with
ress Anne Ford makes her scheduled trip
calm
They said this justified a
.miaoie r'ua,
a partner in a Wall Street brokerage firm, AUX of Miami concerning ex.
to the altar today with divorced stock.
r. Russell
The couple was released on close watch on pikes during
$26,000 tension of water services in
(lanced until the wee hours
broker Giancarlo Uzielil 12 days after
Cus.Iberry
$2,000 bond each pending thethe 'ear. They warned against
pros-nupUal supper dance given by the return for coca"to
her older sister, Charlotte, eloped with a
cuass S.., iN..uy.
hearing.
n New Duty
ring concern with Inflabride's mother, Mrs. Anne McDonnell Ford. tion and sharing of costs;
middle-aged Greek shipping tycoon.
tion te override the long.
The bride's father, Henry Ford II, pr's'
Directed City Manager W.
Anne,
the
youngest
woman
on
the
Cdr. Wallace L. Russell, for.
ident of the Ford Motor Company, and his B. Knowles to proceed with In22, will exHerald Index rang needs of the civilian aer commanding officer of world's beat dressed list
Italian second wife, Christina, were among terviews for poaitkc of public
Classified all----•11 ecom isy for "Great SocIety" RVAII'5 at Sanford Naval Air change vows with 31-year-old Uzielli, kin
10 type program..
the 600 jet art socialites I attendanc., works director and. city engi.
Station, today assumed his of the banking Rothschild., at a late aftFord
and his first wife were divorced a nut;
of
ernoon
ceremony
in
her
mother's
Fifth
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pulale
chief staff officer
duties
WIXARO_RI000SIZIRS
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year ago.
Dear Ably ..........::: $
Reconnaissance Attack Wing Avenue apartment before Judge Fredrick
ILt_F LLlkLIS T. 1
PHONE P1051
are
both
Residewalk
and curb U ON
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bride
and
brideg,00m
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F.ditorial
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man Catholics but could not be married its southwest corner of Park and
Charlotte, 24, remained in Switzerland
succeeds
Cdr.
Paul
Russell
FIpMs
PublIc
Service
do
the church because of Uzlelli's divorce Full= Avenues;
been as. with her 56.year-old husband, Stavros Ni.
10 Co minion today ordered as Jr. Werner who
sob" T000d", oft a&amp; onli
Approv.4 ane.utlo.s of La
from his first wile, now wit, of French
aba originally had been
signed
to
duty
as
operations
arches,
although
Øg44p,
Into
the
service
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film director Louis Mall.. The Niarchoses area is the wost aide of San,
Anne's bridesmaid. She
eer aboard 1k. aircraft scheduled to act
0.9 equl imiat and tacthtlu of
of Will
also were wed in a civil ceremony for ford Avenue, ao,
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Sporta
teason.
Sill
Irvin
one
day
after
be
obtained
a
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on
duty
oil
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An Inv&amp;sflsatlen be the Sam.
mole County sheriff's depart.
meet and the Florida Forest
Service tiu absolved the coonty of blame for contributing to
a traffic condition on Inter.
state-4 wher, four fatalities
have occurred earlier this
month.
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the Board of County
Commissioners, was conducted
by James Singletary, chief deputy, and Albert Harris, cows.

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stamp bore and stamp there
aM "1ke response has been
SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTIN GOV'T.
ond.rful."
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INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN SEEP
of letters," Price said, We
get stamps from women's Auxsun.
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Mary groups, young people
tkBULNOS L COCKING
T1MEI
gTOUPS and Individuals. We
ptI AU
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get stamps from as far away
IPflCTIYS
u Washington, California
MONDAY AND
Plorida. Sometimes we not
TUNDAY
ONlY
few
or
several
books.
only a
Hi
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I%7 one church was about 90
stamps."
Every three or four months,
Plc. and his wite bundle up Short Ribs •
lb. 49
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the stamp books and mail
them to the firm's hosdquar.
two In Minneapolis.
A resident of Tulsa only
I,
five months, Price has been
a pilot since 1956. 11. spends
• most of his time studying
ml ALL.PURPOU
lATH'S BLACK-HAWK
geronauties anol has started
DETERGENT
IONILUS
work is Ida commercial p4
Instrument ratings. On week.
pods he thu preaching as.
signmenta In Oklahoma, Ark.
PENNY
CANNED
anw, Texas end Kansas.
Price, a native of Ads,
oll allendW the North
HAMS
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American Thzolo'gled Semi.
nary In Jacksonville. Tea.
"A Civil AI Patrol group
49
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Ia Tyler, Tex.,wu using $
pkg.
stasnp plan to get equipment
$3
and parts," he said. "The.
UNIT I lUAU WITHOTNR
PLUS tOO IXTIA 4*
ws heard of another mlulon.
PVC$ASN $1.00 oi
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0211W STAMPS WITH COUPON
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The rains continued east- no Sominold County dump
W r'S anlando Springs area
ward as far sit Illinois. More in "
than an Inch fell during the apparently Is not a contribut.
night through Oklahoma and Ing'factor (o dens* fog on that

Missouri.
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area

interstate 4
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on

wrreluirt estily Wdaywhen
ported that the Pontiff was
Greyhound bus packed with "extremely gratified" by the
holiday travelers skidded off cease fire.
1chway 5,
Icy Interstate 111
(I down an embankcsceen'
ment and overtunled.

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year-old nun.

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front

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torn In our family that I

your p'eaders,

fornis braced for an expected from the Sonlando Springs
U.S. military spokesmen in ed record crush of Christmas landfill," Ch airman John R.

Whes our

p.m., (local Allied forces were kept on Thursday anti early today:

A tragic fire mission sold today.

Sent". RudolpM. Fresty%

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public and any one of tisem sands of high school gs'aoju.

A group of police depart- ibt North Viet Nam's Raclin illy to "&amp;try soldier in Viet nearby Phu Cat said at least ,%flitcelinneo us

were keeping It a secret, but Cona-again broedcasit the

son, Christmas Is a dream
City crews can
w return come true. Last Se ptember,
to 25t Street
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o could cause a lire, It w'5 becomeviously
eligible for Viet Nani light the candle and sing
z pointed OUL
,per
draft
calls.
Selective Service "floppy Birthday" to Jesus.
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officials announced that they Every child knows to hive
Duane Harrell said he had

don't have anything left for American and South Vietnam. Christmas cards anti pack- by rueloct.firing helicoi,ter. Traffic
ages sent from the United of the tat Air Cavalry (Mo. lire.
toys . . . W will take any. ese troops,
High school class rings h ave 'thing ou bring us."
As darkness fell, Conimun. States, most addressed aim. bile) I)ivision. Villagers at Planes

ment Jailers and their wives hl.nni -nuttet for the Viet Nam."

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birthday cake and put
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Happy birthday to elk

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Plan W'Ions Temporary OK Christmas

new pavement In order to who lay Incurably III and to
up
bring the sewer manholes the
make her Christmas brighterRemap
to finished grade. That Is
they made 93 separate gifts
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the
De. for the child
And they pray.
Manager
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MIAMI (UPI)
A three proved 60 days after th e reg represented far less th an hail further accomplish the all im

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WASHINGTON (UPI)
the entire period or stick to Saigon issued this report holiday travelers on the isa. Alexander of the county corn. The world', largest. corpora. dared, what with all the

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julssloners has never received on Its legality.

Police from Main. to Call. any reports of smoke coming

judge federal panel has given ular 1967 session, the court the people in the state.
portan (ask of reapportion, day brings greetings to
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control of the Florida Legisla. would do th e job.
"Fix' th e first tIme In many mint."
Seminole County from th e
San Carlo. Streetwher e
lure
back
to
the
majority
of
The
judges
struck
down,
decades,"
said
staff and merchants wish.
Jacksonville
Burns
said
be
felt
the
grind.
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stacles recently have be
the people.
h o we V e r, a "grandfather Sen. John Mathews, "a major. father clause would have pro. lag everyone a Joyous hotplaced, was vacated by the
The Judges ruled the Sisen. clause in the formula that ity of the state's population vidcd a "continuity of transi. iday.
city in 1961, according to City
The special holiday weator, 112-representative reap- would have allowed nine sen. will be represented by a ma tiun
ras
Manager Pete Knowles. The In "
lie said howev
futures stories about
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tion
portlosuntat
plan
approved
by
ators
elected
in
1964
to
$ority
serve
of
members
In
th
bo
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at
it
has
remained
open
th
fact
did not think the new urban Christmas customs M ether
ORLANDO (UPI)-Three the Legislature was "unconsti- the final two years of th eir houses."
these post four years
that persons were killed Thursday tutlonal," but agreed to let It terms even though their seats Reaction to the court's it.' maJority in Us. Legislature land., from Venezuela to
ently 1d people to believe
night when their stolen car stand unt il 60 days alter the were abolished under the 1963 cuba was similar from other would be vindicitiv. toward Russia.
it was still a public street.
crashed at 100 miles an hour close of the regular 1967 leg. redistrIcting,
Of great interest to Tb'
urban lawmakers, who agreed rural areas.
on In te rstate Highway 4 islathe session.
The 1967 Senate would have the Legislature shouldn't have "I will use every power ridians will be the article
while fleeing from a police
ald ifluex
ui
The Ioniawalted decision seated $7 lawmakers if the much diffic ul ty devising a for, vested In my office to sac that written by Herald Macag.
Christmas greetings IA-12A officer.
ended rural control of the Leg. grandfather clause had not mula in 1967 that will meet the all citizens and all areas of Ifs. ing Editor Fred Van Pelt

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Tile Yuletide respite In the their orlirinal 12-hour offer. from the front, covering lion's highways.
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will be a special surprise, tirne) and was to remain ef- full alert but were given ev. - F I f t y-f Iva Communists lives of 12 perbons In the pro. pose of rubbish at the dump under federal order today to child that Christmas is tM
cry opportunity to enjoy killed by goveniment forces day hours.
by burning trash," Alexander provide information by April slrthday of jesusot"
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area, passing out more than killed in sniali unit action in lie accidents be tween C p. rn, in whim the last fatal acci' flunk ed their mental tests
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of Russian roulette Thursday. just one of "word and %antiIle was 15.
ments," he said. "but rather
the Christian offering of
positive, disinterested "rvlco
NEWARK. N. J. (UPI) - for the peace and prosperity

after U.S. military authorl. Nang air base crowded hen. others killed In a s4earvh end at count at to a. m.. showed did 1KA discount the possibil.
If fog atri
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year. . . Mams gets money and early today showing field relaxed In foxholes as ties were reported light.
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and Lt. (Jg) Glenn Henry
Daigle.
The Wine followed Its cur.
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safety the motorist might as number of Israeli Christians
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minds. Forge ahead at any

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broadcast and tel.. era
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Pope Paul VI, In a continuing addressed himself to the es- all-out war, he warned.
effort for world peace, today calating conflict In Southeast
mentioning the
Without
appeared willing to use his Asia and urged efforts for conflict in Viet Nam
by
holy nffices-possibly an a "Just and sincere" nogntla. nlinle. the
Pontiff seemed to
medlaistor-in the search for tions to end the strife in criticize ipoth the United
a peacettit solution to the Viet Nani.
States anti the Viet Cant for
war in Viet Nam.
"Stop and thinit,." the P0PC raising "obstacles" to peace.
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day, with no mail dcliv.. that Its faithful author a
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automobile that sets new standard of durability and
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"Dear editor:
Blamed On Fair day
served Jan. 1.
I am I years old.
NEW YORK (UPI)-sloppy Sanford merchant* have
Some of my little friend A The racy performer Hot delivers an honest 32 mpg.
business practices were pri. elected to close stores on _____________________________
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loss of more than $2o million Ing most of Sanford's ratted
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Wiii observe the urns ac
tratlon has paid about $250
Francis Pharcellus Church to
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million a year in rebates to tilt!,
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teaching in New York City which childhood
day.
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practice of paying out Olin. holidays.
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Virginia O'llanlon
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group singing of to the New York Sun 69 years
followed by
ago inspired the now-legend.
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stripes went to Donnie Phil- She and her family will minds, Virginia, whether they can see. Did
you ever see God he lives, and he lives forears f rom
j ever. A t h ousan d
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all the wonders there are ~ the heart of childhood."
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the intelligence capable of world.
Save by niall, Postage paid,
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Neighbors offered Immedi* grasping the whole of truth "Your tear apart the baby's at First Federal. Convenient
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Fridar night at Bear Lake
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of Mrs. Robert Bunnell, w
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ago inspired the now-legend, there a Santa Claus?"
Papa to hire men to patch of all the strongest men that
b:rmu:I;:
to Ary ,,Is there a Santa Claus?" Virginia O'llanlon
In all the chimneys on Christ- ever lived, could tear &amp;part.
Awards presen
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Waylen Bray and J
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Baird, bobcat; Billy PellbN,%iThl a great grand. are wrong. They have been Santa Claus coming down, romance, can push
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and
Danny
Ronahue,
wolf,
mother,
Mrs.
Douglas
finds
affected
by
the
skepticism of
what would that prove? No cirtan aner beauty C and
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even
gold and &amp;Hver arrow; TAO the spirit of Christmas
skeptical age. They do not be- body sees Santa Claus, but' glory beyond. is it all real?
. ~ prs
Nash, wolf and Kohe Wether- more real than when, as girl lieve except what they see. that Is no sign that ther
All Virginia, in all this world
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David Doolittle received the did not exist were allayed by be which is not comprehen• things In the world are those t
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No Sant Claus! Thank
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Phil)OU ever see
he lives, and he lives for
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his
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Ste spend
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s are Ill- :iie:ang on the lawn? ! ever.
brick,
A thousand years from
the kindness Of tie. in this great universe of Of course not. but that's no now, Virginia, nay, ten times
walski. thanks
Barkly,nn
and
friend: The ours man is * mere insect, in proof that they are not there
etrp0t neighbors a
years
ante In his
to Toddy Rybicki, Guy For.
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the Intelligence capable of world.
Save by mail, postage paid,
Mrs. Goodenough, closed the ed by fire Oct. 27.
Neighbors offered Immedl- grasping the whole of truth "Your (ear apart file baby's I at First Federal. Convenient
program with a Christmas
ate shelter and the family 1. and knowledge,
rattle and see what makes the night depository, too.-Adv.
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The family recently moved1know that they abound and
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made available by friends,
beauty and joy. Alas! how
overnmeni
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prescription to
"Everyone was so very dreary would be the world If
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we could aR It
be as
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if
"If only the spirit of Christ. would be no childlike faith
Because Christmas and New
Year's Day fall on Saturday mas were all over the world, then, no poetry, no romance
(Dtuuid
this year, many offices and what a wonderful place it to make tolerable their cxi..
tence. We should have no en
businesses will observe the would be," she said.
I'll. 322-0392
A widow who retired In 1959 joyment, except In sense and
preceding Friday or follow.
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tight. The eternal light with
Ing Monday us an extra boll. after more than 40 years
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SANTA ARRIVES-FLORIDA STYLE
teaching in New York City which childhood fills that
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day.
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be
I)ecoming
a
favorite
mode
of
travel
for
th
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. is how sledless Santa Claus arrived at Sanford
employes, the public schools, Mrs. Douglas
(Navy Photo)
Nick.
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Christmas holiday will start said, "The older I grow, the
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year'
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Edward P. Mitchell, who turn.
Under the 01 Insurance proo,
emergency
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gram, the Veterans Adminis. caption
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nient. His mellow wisdom and
Originally, the payments ition of New Yeaz'a1other
ti,. llOflfl$ Saturday.
Heard sound craftsmanship produced
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Postmaste r Cecil e
the classic that foflowst
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date of each policy. But in
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"Is there a Santa Claus?
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even swering 4t once and thus proI . Ian move, entered all divid. on Christmas delivered,
Day, although
ends paid In January.
minently the communIcatIon
the post office will observe
below. expressf.rig at the some
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regular holiday schedule
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time our great gratification
that day. with no mail dellve.
that Its faithful author Is num
ry other than special dehive. bered among the friends of
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will
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be ob. "Door ofilltor:
served Jan. 1.
I am I years old.
I GIRL SCOUTS of Bear Lake Troop 829 are completing skating Instruc.
Sanford merchants
NEW YORK (UPD-Sloppy
have Some of my Hills friends
business practices were pri. elected to close stores on
tioni and will receive merit badges In the near future, Members of the
marily responsible for the Christmas Day only. affecttroop have made their own skating skirts. Pictured are (first row, from
loss of more than $20 million Ing most of Sanford's retell
by the New York World's Fair, markets.
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Lust, Juanita
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creditor,
New
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City,
get
employers,
Wantlind, Janet
A 72-page report by the of. and Company and Dynatron.
lanie Cox, Mendy Bunnell, Janette Pelq~ln, Him Norris; (third row) D1.
fice of New York City con. Ice, will give their employes
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one Morgan, Judy Scott, Cheryl Lashley, Paula Smith, Connie Scarsdale,
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put the Fair's deficit at SM and Now Your's sa holiday&amp;
Kim Burns, Marsha Madden, and the Instructor, birs. Sue Barbre.
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would probably go higher.
long holiday weekends on
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A white Christmas was Viet Nam Wednesday.
Howard Bartner lost a gume of peace." This role was not
promised today for much of
They are identified a. Li. of Russian roulette Thursday just one of "word and
the Middle Vest as a large Cdr. Max Duane Lukenbach lie was 1.
ments," he said, "but rather
early winter storm moved and Lt. (jg) Glenn Henry
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the Christian offering of
positive, disinterested service
northeast from Arizona and I)A19l*owed Its cur.
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NEWARK, N. J. (UPI) - for the peace and prosperity
New Ilexico.
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The Rocky Mountains were the squad ons
or.h,p to through a third-floor apart.
The pontiff's remarks and
already coated with snow and which the '
glaze and hazardous driving assigned.officers were ment early today, killing his stress for negotiations
eight persons, six of them in came at a time when he is
warnings were posted from
wire reports from
Pia)IflX an even greater ml.
on.
family.
Now
d Thursday stated
in the search for peace.
Nebraska.
Only last Sunday, speaking
hour winds uprooted trees at SAM (surface-to-air) misail
from his window overlooking
SALISBURY (UN)
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Monahans anti Odessa in west. in the Halphong ort a rea.
Peter's$ Square, Pop. Paul
w Rhodesian government put.
ci n Texas. Twisters were re•
The report said the
today
economic
urged the United States to
and
ported near Lubbock
S.d. of the Vigilante parachuted into effect
accept Hanois offer of $
sanctions of its i
ton, Tax, High winds knocked out over the port area
Christmas costs fire.
out telephones at Matador and
Britain. Telegraph rates were
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Then on Thursday, the Unit.
Hoaring Springs.
Increased and British airlines
ad States and South Vietnam.
lleavy rains Thursday
ese authorities ordered their
a brief flood threat In eastern
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kor the second time in the told world leaders in his 23.
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message
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put
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l are an th e rongtx:ck' to
Pope Paul VI. In a continuing addressed himself to the es*
war, he warned.
effort for world peace, today calatiig conflict In Southeast
mentioning the
appeared willing to use his Asia and urged efforts forconflict in Viet Nam by
holy offieve-pnosibly as a "Just and sincere" nerntia.
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ment and evertunit4l.
sheiA. flow many Would "I's
night through Oklahoma and Ing factor to dens# fog on that
But for many, Christmas
a gna
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area on Interstate
was going to be a day of
Missouri.
story.
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Elsewhere, wet weather Three persons have been
brightness and hope. With the
spread
Into
the
Northeast
and
killed
during
December
be.
WASHINGTON
(UP!)
President seated on a swing,
Three persons have died
the Johnson family gathered
Northwest. Six inches of new tweefl the Longwood.nd Alta. The controversy over the S..
this section of interstate I in Thursday night on the front
snow was expected today in monte Springs Interchanges on lective Service System's policy
s early
At
SAIGON (UPI) - The day had anawered
Seininols County within 10
three U.S. Army air mobile eastern Waihinglon and north. 1-4. Fog has been the major of canceling the draft defer.
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days. Fog was the factor in all hear
porch the
of their
Texas
ranchof
to guns of war fell silent to. truce call with the announce
happy
carols
em Idaho. More snow was factor in all three fatal fliciita of student de'rnonetra.
deaths.
merit allied forces would lay companies hosted a party t predicted around the north. wrecks. The dump is o*s.half toss appoared to be esealat.. Dear Editor:
Christmas sung by about W0 night over Viet Nam.
an orphanage run by a 7
* e a
There is a Christmas eas.
ing today with a request for
choristers.
em Great Lakes, New Eng mile from the highway.
A 30-hour Christmas truce down their weapons for a full year-oh, nun.
Why this iarticular spot?
"The
Board
of
County
Corn.
a
Justice
Department
ruling
torn is our family that I
Across the United States,
land and In the Cascade Noun.
3 h
ent Into effect
Christmas
ve mount no
would Ilk* to pass on so
missioners has never received an It&amp; legality.
has not been explained thousands of children had vis. w
lain%.
of course, ;Inter- resiitc lion; the grit;; statis
It
your readers,
satisfactorily. It is a low ions of sugar plums while their South % ictnamess troops and
Police from Maine to Call. any reports of smoke coming
early
indications
were
that
Lain
whether
the Viet Cong tics of %
When our #11fleart see,
true. But why is the parents Joined the madding
fornia braced for an expected from the Sanlando Springs
Kirk, was only en., I w.s.
fog so dense in one section crowd in last-minute Christ. the Communists were joining would keep the pledge for U.S. military spokesmen in ad record crush of Christmas landfill," Chairman John R. WASHINGTON (UPI)
the entire period or stick to Saigon issued this report holiday travelers on the na- Alexander of the county com- The world's largest corpora. dered. what with all tM
In the cease fire.
anti nonexistent only a few mas shopping.
For a boy named Mike in The Yuletide respite in the their original 12-hour offer, from the front, covering lion highways. A tragic fire mission said today.
tion
American Telephone &amp; Santa., Rudolph., Freely.,
feet away?
ly toil
cal Allied forces were kept on Thursduy and
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Oklahoma City. Christmas war began at 6
In New Jersey claimed the "The county does not dIt- Telegraph Company - was ele.. "how can I teach this
F if t y.fivc Communists lives of 12 persons in the pr.- pose of rubbish at
to sciutain ef. full alert but were given cv.
the dump under federal order today to child that Christmas I. lbe
With heavy holiday trsffic wili be a special surprise, time) and was
Dee. cry opportunity to enjoy killed by govenintent forces day hours.
fective
until
midnight
by burning trash," Alexander provide Information by April 'birthday of Jesuel"
know
you
will
help
I
still to come. we can only "Santa,
Thursday night In Quang
me," the Ind said In s letter 25 (11 a.m. EST Saturday). Christmas 1065 In pence.
I love all the trills at
4 for the first full-scale In.
urge that you drive safely.
Marines at tile niassive Jim Nam Province. Thirty-one
The truce came minutes
found In a variety store.
A United Press Internatlon. However, county officials vestigatlon of ratft and opor. Christmastime. but I did
a III 4
after U.S. military authorl. Nang air base crowded ban. others killed In a search and al count at 10 a. m.. showed did not discount the possibil. atlona in Its hlstm7.
went to simplify It for a
a
fight
If fog :trike: Don't
we won't tics in Saigon issued battle. gars waiting to hitch riles destroy operation near Quang at least Dl persons had been ity that some burning goes
"
My
mama
said
tiny little boy. So I baked
back
be having any Christmas this field reports for Thursday to Saigon. Troops in tilt Tri City. Government cusuBl' killed in traffic accidents since on in Use landfill area. Thu*
a birthday take and put
year
. . . Mama gets money and early Inday showing field relaxed in foxholes as ties were reported light.
the holiday period begin at was no knowledge Of a fire At
, your
WASHINGTON (UPI)
one ma * on I to symbol.
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Cong A p m. (local lime) Thursday the dump Wednesday morning.
from welfare, but by the time more than 150 Vi.' Cong kill, best they could. They open.
fleginnitiff next month, thou. It* the first Christmas.
. and may
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no dump Is open to the
we cat and buy clothes, the ed in three sharp clashes with ed sonle of the thousands of killed near coastal Qui Nhon The breakdown:
one o tiem sand, of high school gradu.
On that Christmas a.,.
God bless. •
don't have anything left for American and South Vietnam. Christmas cards and park. by rocket-firing helicopter. Traffic
at public and any
e
firli. it was atefs previously rejected may Ing and every one since wo
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ages sent from tile United of tile lat Air Cavalry (Mo. Fires
toy$ . . . We will take any. ese troops.
lo could cause a
ght the candle and sing
become eligible for Viet Nora
Ifigh school class rings have
2 pointed out.
you bring us."
An darkness feIt, Corrintun. States, most addressed aiin. bile) Division. Villagers at Planes
happy Birthday" to Jesse.
State hIghway Trooper draft calla. Selective Service
- arrivçd! Seminole and Crooms thing group
of police depart- fat North Viet N.m's IZs'lln ply to 'any soluiier In VlsI. nearby l'hu ('at said at. least tis-rlianeous
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Ifigh students can show them ment jailers and their wives llanni---outiet for the Viet Nam."
25 other Plain Communists Total
110 nuanie. Harrell said h, had an offidals announced that they Every child knows to have
were keeping It a secret, but Cong-again lircmdearit the
Marines who staYrd behind were carried off Into adJacent
The NallonAl Safety Cnun. evidence that smoke from the
Santa plans to pay an extra original Viet Cong offer for at I)a Niinrr threw a party rice paddies and the jungle. ell estimated between 560 and Sanlando Springs dump was view of the draft status of must have a birthday cake.
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aid kits
be
d special visit to Alike
FL
Happy birthday to *14
and his a 12-hour hold In the fight. for 3,000 youngsters In tile
- At least 10 Viet Cong 660 persons would (tie In ire(. prevaleat Wednesday Mom. high school graduate&amp; who
all count y labor trucks as brothers and sisters tonight. ing.
fatal
sect.
flunked
their
mental
tests
Ass Riley,
iaat
area, passing out more than killed in small unit action in fir accidents between it p. m., lug when the
t da
Y the Fl ri
and have been classified 1.Y.
Longwoed
For a dozen convicts at
The U.S. and Vietnamese three tons of candy and six the Mekong Delta south of Thursday and midnight Sun- dent occurred.
us aCommissi•on.
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California's San Quentin Pmi. military command. V,.'dnes. tons of cookies.
Saigon.
day.
son, Christmas is a dream
-'
City crews can now return come true. Last September,
I__riI
to 2.5th Street
and dig up the they learned of a little girl
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bring the sewer manholes up make her Christmas brighter
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to finished grade. That is tM they made 93 separate gifts
el,4 11 rd
State
for the child. And they pray.
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The S ford Herald's
A three. proved 60 days after the reg- represented far less than half further accomplish the aIl.im.
MIAMI (UP!)
ed.
on
-ual Christmas
Pete Knowles.
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judge federal panel has given ular 1967 session, the court the people in the state.
portent task of reapportion, day brings greetings to
,
control of the Florida Leglsla. would do the job.
"For the first Urns In many meat."
Seminole County from the
Carlos
recenuy
lure
back
to
the
majority
of
The
judges
struck
down,
decades,"
said Jacksonville Burns said be felt the grand. • staff and iflerChsJttI wish.
vie
have been
stas
You can still got th.
the people,
ho we v er, a "grandfather Sen. John Mathews, 'a major. father clause would have gwo. ing everyone a joyous ho!placed, was vacated by the
'File Judges ruled the Z*sen. clause in the formula that ity of the state's population vided a "continuity of trausi. iday.
city In 1961, according to City lii 1
PEST DEAL
The special holiday see.
ator, II2representat1ve reap. would have allowed nine sen will be represented by a ma.
I
Manager Pete Knowles. The III "
lie said however, he
s
stories
a
bo
ut
re
featu
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(lOft
't
Portlonmezit
plan
approved
by
ators
elected
In
1964
to
serve
jority
of
members
In
both
from the
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fact that It has remained open
;
thu
not th
ink the
now urban Christmas customs in ether
four years appar' ORLANDO (UPI)-Thre. the Legislature was "unconsti. the final two years of their houses."
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BIGGEST DEALER
that petsona were killed Thursday Iutionai," but agreed to let ft terms even though their seats Reaction to the court's de. majority in the Legislature lands, from V.nssuela to
Delivery Mist Anywhrs
ently led people to believe
night when their stolen car stand until 60 days after the were abolished under the INS clsion was similar from other would be vindicifive toward Russia.
.
it
was
still
a
public
street.
/
of the Gros's
crashed at 100 miles an hour close of the regular 1967 legOf great interest to Flo.
redistricting,
urban lawmakers, who agreed rural areas.
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on Interstate Highway 4 lslativ. session.
'1 will use every power ridisns will be the article
The 1967 Senate would have the Legislature shouldn't have
BIGGEST LOT
while fleeing from a police The long-awaited decision seated 17 lawmakers If the much difficulty devising a for, vested In my office to sea that written by Herald Xag.
IA-12A officer.
Christmas greetings
ended rural control of the Leg. grandfather clause had not mula In 1967 that will meet the all citizens and all areas of the ins Editor Fred Van Pelt
HOLLER'S
PRODUCTS
Church directory ..........12 Eatonvilie patrolman James islature and cleared the way been struck down by the Supreme Court's one man, one state are treated fairly and outlining the growing Oar.
spess UN '.11 111 u5
s
lu
a,s
at
sass2215 W. First St,
Church news .............. 2.3 McCurdy took up the chase for candidates to begin an. judges,
properly," the Governor pledg. den of Peace being oiect.d
vote mandate exactly,
"sob 41001 dWkw
$140
at one of the world's most
Classified ads .......... 10-11 when the car, which had been nouncing and campaigning for "To permit those senators to Gov. Ilsyclon Bums, who let ed.
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Comics ................... 1.1 stolen earlier from an Orlsn. the 1966 general election.
who will no longer be the 56112 plan become law The threejudge panel ac-I famous towns, Christmas,
serve
as ewe bw Is
",
Crossword pustl. ........ 8.9 do dealer. passed him on In. Judges Warren L. Jones and representing a a y electors without his sipatum. sold that copled the so-called "satellite" Florida.
.
Dear Abby .............. IIA terstate 4 and nearly forced William Mellse Jr. of Jack. would result In giving added "I felt and still feel that this proposal of the W-112 plan.
CAPTURED
sonvi.11e and David W. Dyer of weight to the votes of electors plan uss so much better thou This proposal specifies that In
I
Editorial page ....--...... 4 him off the road.
When the fleeing car swery. Miami said We 58-112 plan did of those areas from uhlch they any previous attempts at re- live multi-county
as
Entertainment .............. I
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Feature page ...... -. 11A ad off 14 onto the State va imeet the U. S. Supreme werfe chosen," thei court said. apportiotunent that It should dibt.ricts dominated by an ut- z0bbw ,160106 Edward KanSOMP011AM?
AND
ban county, one &amp;=&amp;we must nodye 3@o me ot the IPBI#&amp; 1
Homo" .........--.. 8-9 Road 60 interchange In Or. C*urt's "act man, we vats" in Q@ past, thei rural "Pork be permitted to stand.
open I to I MOIL *i K
"I am pleased the court has be a resident of each small most wmted, was aspowed
society .......... . . ....... 5 lando, It skidded out of can. mandate. The judges said It a Chop" Woe had an Iron-clad
800
lot 11101i. lie SIN"
Sports . . .................. 6, trol. tolled over and slammed formula m"ting the high majority in both houses of the taken a similar view and will county In the district. (Thb Worcester, Us".. Thursda
coiet's ivaildits sa. act ap' Leginlatus-; .vaa though thqlperm4 lulur. legislatures to includes Seminole Caunlg
1IinW a guard s-sUing,
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In Viet Nam, the guns were
tomobiles and trucks. One man
dead, six other persons In- stilled.
in Bethlehem, the faithful
jured. Damage may run sa watched
high as $100,000.
Under the silent stars of

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Wednesday... 15 wrecked au• tears and a prayer for peace.

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to the town to behold what manner of thing could
have happened. In the sky an unusual star shone
— a star which had never been seen before and
which led three men of wisdom from afar to the
babe lying a a manger.
The shepherds saw, worshipped, and lift. 'lbe
wise men cam., offered kingly gifts, and left. W.

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moth er. He 5Ugni Iii who WOUju
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listten that t_ i l ve. aseiuiuu.
li
UUU loves
as
ll the unlovable iIa s men do.
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" how
all who would ,• that sy
of sins are forgiven If the sinner will but show
sorrow and seek forgiveness. He demonstrated
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VIOIJN selections by Mrs. Martha Stra b and

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Alphonse Carlo, both members of lb.Florida

Symphony Orchestra, will be a speclall feature
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Service at First Methodist Church, Sanford.

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diolicht service will be hold Carlo, Opus 77, and *Andaa.
$04ap at y1rat Methodist i%o from VkIln COMWW,
Church of 8aftfordt 419 Park Opus 6C Mrs. ILMub will
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tmditional candl.ligbttngcsr.. ing areas, especially thou. psato, will bring a meditation

many with each member light- with i"I d9ldran, to at. on -Jesus is the Xoy", Miss
lag a candle from the altar tend tklsChrlstmas ?vs ser. Danits Bredsn will sing a
sebt ot Christ golitif out into

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was emW by members of
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Junior dovairtilmonta of Swilsai
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and Is dfto.ratwW with th
Offerim
a total
of $16.111.
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Lake Mary
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hold its mosting for the
mouth of December at the
home of Mrs. Harley WL1.
helm. the WUU president.
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Sets Services

To Go Caroling

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The meeting closed with church and candles on

thirsa Church, Cau.lb.r,y,

by Pastor C. L ZoMder. A
Christmas Zve Candlelight
savice will be at I p.m. today
NW a Christmas Day service
at 30:20 a.m.
go seds. 111ma
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the Presbyterian Church of
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the Caasolberry Community church who Is in his middle

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selling item Isa, been color Jan. 9.

orives I expect to show a good gain

annually

estimat.r'it

$000 to over last year."

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While in this ams, he wm speak

Junior Choir

Accused of violating the re
passed law were

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both of New

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NOTIVIN TO 0rVV`VD
STATIC OV I
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knives, kisy chains, bottle ?III;XIONTL
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JOAN MARIV ST JOHNS
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pocket secretaries, tie ping,
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Members of the Rebekah a variety of calendars."
f1filifled that Nutt lists
"Of course." he added,"This horrhy
Circle of the Casselberry
been (tied alrainst you In the
Community Methodist Church doesn't mean 10,000 people - Circult Court of 140minols

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lighters, hunting knives, steak

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colutntila PrIve

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church who is a patient there, flay

pen to sign the ticket.

Next meeting will be at 1:30 They also took opportunity to Quotations found on some

Methodist, p.m., Jan. 32. A rummage wish him a Happy Birthday of Murren's older style give.
as he celebrated his 84th away Items, Included, "The
best way to better our lot La
birthday Thursday, Dec.
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he recently bought gosol a in lowing des"Ibod real proporty.
for a wheel chair to be kept group$.
at the church In the event of
They then went to Seminole a small town in Saskatchewan, to-wit:
Lut 2. Blewk e, Nat ontitt.
Canada, and the attendant ofemergency and it is hoped Lodge whet, they
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NEW YORK (UPI) - Four Church, Maitland, Jan. 9.16,

Electric Co. Is "real

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CHRISTMAS
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emn having served in tM
USAF an an Intellig - -a&amp;
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church related vocation anti Sunday. The chair will be un.
V of their carol's popularity.
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Horehound, an berb belong. no pyramids of Egypt are merry heart makes its own of saiii Court an4 to serve a
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I dider the direction of John Ing to the mint family, has believed to have beas bull
copy theroof upon the Plain.
Father Mohr died in L Al. will be given Informa
t weather." Now it,&amp; "If&amp; ve a tIff'sm4attorney.
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whose
name
didn't
gartling
college
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quilr
pine Hamlet in 1848. lie
dinss And will be AccOm- been uset! as a cheat remedy between the years ,6760 mad Happy Day."
and
reas appear below. on
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or before the *0th day of Jan.
leave enough money to pay for an prerequisites.
3000 B.C.
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and
In
default
Uary,
his buriat, Fifteen years later
,
Gruber die&amp;
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4 against you.
LEGENDS
By
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Oberndorf se they know it
Wins
Approval
ticial
**at
at
the
County Court.
of,
II
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has
boom
destroyed
by
floods
YORK
(UPO-Plana
house.
Sanford.
Bouilnolo
Coun.
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air
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At On hp,www
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Mother
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bed collsited as
dalmolaft
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Church.
A
now
village
wbe
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btuncbss
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the
construcuon
of
an
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60
km
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Arthur
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(a WAS built &amp;Wut 1900 farther the cbwcL Poo*
husan
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clerk Circuit court.
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virsfista retir"
down the valley.
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wW modern living - a buildSeminole coust3r. Bamford.
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Just before World War 11. wvw w_~ fir bes
cumn IML
Ing combining a public whool
But"
Dr: Martha T. V11dan. V. C.
the "Silent Night, Holy Night 9waimlowd
and A high-rise 6PLrtu%@11t PhI111p IL tAssu
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Chapel"
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states on the site Of tu 44ir
. of Education "Id the project Rautard, r1orids,
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IWI church.. in this chapal this
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Christmas
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The banquet is mainly for Church will present a Christ- sale Is planned for Feb. 2.5.

around the world.

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knife
each Inscribed
Mark Riley were served with lug
Have a lispily Day" Lea

course will be at this church hated upon it_s success Sex-v companied by Rev. Delmas

nil Mothoiiiut (hure.h in

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who plan to study for the at 5:30. From thrre the group Ing on the committee were Copeland, visited the Good far away from the small town lift. vo. Monte C. lit. Jnhn But!
calved enthusiastically.
wife, Joan uarl* Mt. John. ot
moves to the Rufas honis on Mrs. Leon Lormel, chairman; Samaritan Nursing Home and of Humboldt.
The tuns didn't spread ministry, will speak.
&amp;L. Defendanta. tho nature of
Senior high and college &amp;gts Shannon Drive for main hire. Frederick Rentsch, co. Kindergarten In Sanford Wed. Murren said he corresponds sald suit heins a suit to for*regularly with a Wisconsin ctose mat urrialn m6r1braso
builder came to the village young people front the church course anti singing. The des. chairman; Mrs. It. B. Alorri. nosday afternoon.
woman who has one of his dated August 31, 1164, and or
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be at the Garrett son. prizes, an(I SIM. E. E.
In 1830 to repair the ch
home on Jewett's Lane.
Walsko. tickets.
cookies, candy and clothing pens. lie also talked to a Car. ilook so;, page s~. pu bliq 1101.
organ. The load art
Player tion Banquet at Goss Memoe,i t.I, ..t$.,in,,,
(ounty

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V0,111111
punch by
denchlof Walter blurren, Humboldt, Kansas." brita Albomoz of Spain, Euro. of Mount Vernon, N. Y., and
Bistlins.
S urren
th e pean junior lightweight box. James E. Wilson, 21, of Chat- General
Mothers attending, Including Why does
Items away?
Ing champlon, arrived hem, ho m. N: J.
Mrs. Louise Bell, Mrs. Lydia
CINTM NIAT11149
"The Lord has been good Wednesday night confident no four set fire to their
Johnson, Mrs. Carolyn Blat. to me,"
CALL
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Is his answer.
that he would successfully Selective Service registration
line, Mrs. Lift Mitchell, and
Ity Mrs. John Leon*
Murren estimates In the PAIL defend his title against West cords at a Union Square ralPlumbing,
latent denmother. Mrs. Ann
10 years he box itiven away Germany's Willi Quatuor. Al. ly Nov. 0 as a protest against
St. Ann's Guild of St. Ann's a"
Riley, were gifted with plantWALLHeating, Ine.
t Items.
75 to go
e war n 1007
sQrnl1uor West the draft an
Sanford
322454$
0 pens, or?
"1 think probably
ace
Dec.
26.
Viet
combined Its December meet- The party closed with
500
sai1ng
knives with
400
to
hi
Ing with a Christrnas party
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sang "Silent Night, neth Miller and Dan Cassel. Youth Fellowship at a pro. the group were discussed and and young people of the Meth. more likely 5,000 folk, got

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Year at Louisville Presbyterl. F. J. Wallace, president, can.

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slated by college student mem. the opening prayer. Mrs. Mi.
Christmas Eye. Teacher Gru. ship services.
bers of the church who are chael Donlon was In charge of
ber played the gultar for the
Taking part will be young home for the holidays.
refreshments.
singing congregation that
Reports on tile Dec. 9 desIn the evening the studants
people
of
colleirs age and ttor11 night.
And Gruber and Father vicemen from the church. Ken. will be the guests of thn sert card party sponsored by

the tune, remembered it, and Rev. John Hunt of Aloma
district
played it everywhere he tray. Methodist Church

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Ing the town's Carol on it. Orlando Monday evening. Rev.
The organ builder, whose T. If. Norton, district supername has been forgotten, liked intendent, will be the speaker,

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Christmas
y,afloly
Co
n service - mill be
conducted at 10 a.m.
ev. Chil
Jr., vicar. ties Issued Invit.s.
tion to the publia to attend
all, or outy, of the servk*L

away an

son was given a denner'. are

were selected by the Salvation Army,

spent the night working out St Byo lane Caurlberry
the tuns and words.
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Recogn tion Day will be brought by Arthur

tested the instrument

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Church To Have

Area Church
Student Day

that

Immediately following the
program, the Church School
Christmas party will tale

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llorman Jacobson of Ro.jay dicted on charges of burning The public Is Invited to bAsse
$800 worth of "Ifave a lisp
y said business is "sery good" their draft cards-a federal this outstanding patriot and
DAY"
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Bell. Mrs. Bartlett was pre.
tile offense Punishable by f1 v8 executive director aC the ,
you be In the same anti will got better as
sented with a beautiful blue resShould
years in prison and a $10,000 Church League of Americi
season
onus.
La
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hances
with
all" To" and Chuck John-

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gres2ive dinner. The first tile committee was congratu- odist Youth Fellowship, me. one or several."
Holy Night" for the first time berry, both students at As.

with carol

given by Mrs. Lamar a
ailsr v
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entNit-..tthe
is
Stoke.. Refreshments were
sung by
C congregation to
eered by the hostess to the

Raymond Ccynowa. The

Christmas Carol," his friend,
school teacher Xavier Gruber
cried. Suddenly alart, the two

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hour program of Chrlstm"

prayer

and candy,

ton, Ray Fuibright, 13i11 Wilkins, Charles Carver, Tom Lane and Mrs.

a meditative pause,
"All b calm, all Is bright."
"That might make a fine

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Church of TAngwood. Family thmth the area.
A Christmas Eve C-mmus.
Euchazist and Bermon win
take plus at 7:80 p.m. Be- ift Bwvift is VJMuled tor .
ginning at
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Wednesday afternoon at the Chief Pe t ty Officers' Club at the
Navy base. Acting as hosts In back. left to right: Mrs. V. W. Gander-

Germany. and their families Methodist Church at both the

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after

barsemen who floated W&amp;

Mrs. Robert Sheddon.

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the

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Eplecapal at the church to so emling

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HUMBOLDT, Kan. (UPI)— days. but they nnticipate ro.

The pinata contained nuts
L. Commerce

SOME 50 UNDERPRIVII,EGED children were treated to a special Christ.

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seeretar3r way It's going," It. T.
Ot1tt Avenue, Longv.00d. manager of
said. 'We'ro doing fine st ud

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television sets.
Ing a "very good" season.
Otte
merchants sald It plaza sold business woo not an
would be difficult to evaluate good its they 1usd Isopeti
this year's business aguln5t would 1w, but he was not too

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inns Story in Pantomime."

Carades one through six will

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Christmas party of Cub Smiling
Lea Murren practices cording a dollar volume inScouts Den • Pack 540, held at
the old
better crease.
the home of the denmother,
"I'm reel pleased with the p
to give than to receive

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low, of th e church
them wasn't time to replace

And,

fly Karyana Miles

during the business session.
Following the tradition of
This was followed by m pro. Christ Church, all electric
gram presented by Mrs. J. A.
tsth.w4::l be.ztingulslied

Two speelad soorvicas will be
0011,4104ted at Amension Lu.

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sent the pagean t, Th e Christ,.

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Bishop Louttit also will give
the sermon. Following the
service there will be a brief
reception In the Parish Hall.
At 5 p.m. Sunday, children

Is De dica ted
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and Mrs. John It. Heaves and
With only one day romain- pleased" with his Christmas Fignr C. Buntly gives an ed.
their daughter, Marion, by lug for Christmas
shopping sales, and says his biggest tress at the church .t 5 p.m.

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would need about 35 to 3(I prominent builder In the comlights. One six feet tall. 77; munity.
Flowers In the sanctuary
one eight feet ta, 140; a
were given in memory of Mr.
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midalem Mass Is ffielwuled

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Day service on Chelf. 'Witi Mary.
WWWA symphour Orchestra.
to
Dom
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The
dom
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amt witift bas become slaw "arm
Mrs. Martha 51mub and Al. An
tt&amp;dWft Ia the young life 104 &amp;M pastor's essuse disma daft Chunk WUI SM a% 11
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P%ema Carlo Will plisy. in
px,. NW a elseral progress
of Grace Nothodid Chmi; Will 109 "us Is bore
"" &amp;W solo' ou'
stones se' WM be belid at 1:50 p. m. to. TM J118110e Cbob WW Wng Will be ptesestool &amp;4 11t2L
lestleas In a I&amp;Ddauts
can. day. The Annul ChristMiss $'A Cbrisiss" NeW at tbe M&amp;SM an Chriotmas My
oqt precedlag the service and
ZVO COMMUSIN Service Will 01111416Y 10180 4140- SUVW will take Place at T, 840. 10,
during the congregation. be conducted by tM ps
stor. With We parts by &amp;oft 11 &amp;.Ia. sood liftla p.m. in
all, Glarins,
111=1216610F 611411 TW4 11111161101L AlUmale, WWI* Mass will be
1111tv. J9M H. Hins Jr.
210 duds will be "Pastor.
Invitation is "in" to all O'Cill'184611111541 is tk4 Hflilrt" 10 h*W at 8. 10, AM It IS TAks
MV 1#11114 CAWWW Grosso, VAM VINU OU to JWA Wft Ibme ad W P"twe genwa. Aftry.
OPO V&amp; SM 0"U"y for 60 IM Grace Udkoffid magm 7% 1111aft 4 P.3L M06 Cleaftesl4se will be Mod is
111461VOV," hum Sonata In G $01,11001 IN 11111111 11106dagN W C46*41"
*91 11110 MAW 60 &amp; AlWwaft ft" I =0 4
Sw two Maio violins.
80"611100. A WAMY Will be 10ttloft of XM Ur WMA, piL $sday sad from I uM
In Meo Cale will play VMT"
accompanied by IN SenkesiL a Va. in Uke Mary.

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to the acene Is Ronnie Joe Cossin, young Member of the Church SchooL

misalonari

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SIM Loftier. Mrs. John Ul.
mer, Mrs, Charles Sassman,
Mm IUIII&amp;n Goodwin, Mrs.
Msb*,
11111rown, and U to.
Thompom
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multiply the for the service.
for the tree
height arid width, in feet, of A pioneer of Lake Mary,
the tree by three. For In Mr. Evans u one of the
stance, a tree four feet high founders of the church and a

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the St. Nicholas Church her.
and started walking home In

CRECHE at Bear Lake Methodist Church provides seiuonal Inspiration

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Watch Night Be'VICS ii Sirs. Don
Smith, Mn. 3

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Santa are Michael llerst and Melissa Crampton.

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from Sonata accorng

earels with sppropnlats Scrip. Rev. Robert M. Jenkins,pes- Mrvices.
tiMe from the Christmas toe of the church, to all per.
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10 am. 111aturday, tm regular
Bull
tit y morning aervien &amp;M was asslaw by *0 gulf,
Z114 Iloutwell, Jill Folly, &amp;a
Sunday
4 p.m.
a
Christmas Lawma Willilams, The entim
Concert by the chu . e lip p UG
combined witb that ad Good
reed" al Urs. Hazy Jam-

In Do with Warm Ken at went at VAT. Herbert W.
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A family service, It will to*. the orrm
Goeres, pastor. no publl* in
lur. singing of all Christmas Invitation Is extended by invited to participate In all

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ity Presbyterian Chu

played the part of Based, and

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Avenu., beginning at 7*30

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Coin*
Methodist Church 0i
Z'" starting with
were Chuck Cowan, Kim Fo.
special SMIM this week.
wwsblP service U 9 P.m.
ler, Tnwy Fork wW Great
end at the Luthem Chwch at
;%: "ded program will be
rord~ The three kings won CI1rA, by a Miftlebt COM.
the PAX194=411'. W. SM FIN*
rord, Ralph c4wast,
munift servies,
(Oak and Parli, ON bleek Remy
South of .: !th m15

For Services

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this formula for estimating Atlee F. Stevens, pastor.
Mrs. Evans was present
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Worusington, Was as øoss. worship services._—
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M r a. LuV@m H&amp;rzis

the The Junior High Feltowshlp
The church members gifted
birth
at
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ChriAt-chu
Want
Will meet at 4 P.m in the and Mrs. James M. Thomp.
their now pastor with a
lOft gave the closing prayer.
Educational Building.
money tree for Christmas at sna
SIM Harrison presented
During the drams, Stanley On Sunday, Jan. 2, st the
the services Wednesday ave.
each driver with a gift of a
Ding.
McDo" read the narration. 9:30 a.m. service, now church lovely tatted handkerchief in
Offlew@ Will be installed. The
The angols was portrayed by Sacrament at Holy Commun. recognition and appreciation
Carl&amp; Worminsion, Merths Ion will be conducted at both of thstr help to her during

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ject, and Rev. Terrell Solana, pastor of the church. Children of the par-

friends In the artm and others
light are on.
Caution: Keep the tree In who knew hill% In the north,
dedicated Sunday at. the
water from the day it is
brought into the house until t()Ifliflg worship serice of
the Community Presbyterian
it is discarded.
Miss Fahabender suggested

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The Greens have a son and Matthew. The traditional It am. service.. Nursery will fruits and petita feint with
thro bout be provided. Church School coffee. Mrs. Fannie I.alller
Albert Jr four sara old and hymns were mu
for grades three through Jun. presided at the table.
one daughter, Diane who is the service as the
Scripture references were
Various
for high will be at 915 am
10
wanes In the story of
passed out for each to read

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According
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equipment while the tree ory of Frank Evans by his

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(lebratod at Holy Cross
Episcopal Church, Sanford, at
11:30 p.m. today following
11 p.m. Choir Festivsiof
Carols. Rev. Fr. Dustan of the
Order of St. Francis, a special

nect the strings from electric.
at outlet, before putting the
tights on the !tie.
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Sapp. and Robin Ray, as angels.
Following the
program
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mini.
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manse. At the refreshment table are (from left) Rev. an4r:.
G. W. Bunnell, and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Gettings Rev. Guthrie wU ne,
mally Installed Sunday during evening services. With him (bottom) are

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days. Finally, He ascended Into heaven, taking
our human natur. and raising It los potential far
beyond that which ft Is horn with.
This Is why we keep Christmas. We give gifta
as a reminder of the wonderful gift we have from
above, Christ. We light candies as a reminder
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A child was born in Bethlehem. The birth mad.
no headlines. There seemed to be nothing out of
the ordinary about It. And yet wears told that
singing hymns
angels 1
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most everything else is gone. Christ.
mu possesses Its own magic, and
always will.
D8PITE THE UNDECLARED
WAR in Viet Nam, this Christmas
Is filled with hope, as are all Christ.
mnases, and the term Prince of Peace
Is not. a mockery. This is hard to be.
11eve when the stuff is falling on
you and You're wet and cold and
hungry and scared and feel that

mercy even to the worst of

though the Russian cosmo.
blithely that they

failed to encounter a single angel In
the vast ocean of space, belief In a
future life remains as strong u ev.
it.
Thank God for Christmas-a day
of memory, a day of hope, a day of
'brotherhood!
TENDER THOUGHTS go drifting
back
to those
dear, dead days
of so
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that I fe I. filled with disappoint,
znenta
well as achievements, and
that joy is balanced by sorrow for
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sweet story of the Nativity still
touches us deeply, and on this one
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Christmas Is for everyone! To be
sure, Christians, followers of Jesus
Christ, consider It their special day
for It commemorates the birth of
Jes us. But the glory of the day and
the opportunities of the day extend
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Christianity. Christian or
otherwise, we're all
th is terrestrial
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the joy of Christmas to another gen.
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When one I, older and his own
children are whooping It up before
the glowing fireplace, one's heart is
fIII ed with thankfulness that Provl.

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of friends and relatives, and heartbreaking disappointments are yet to
come, Christmas Is the jolliest of

of remembrance, a day of hope. No
other day is like It throughout the
whole year. No other day fill, the
hearts of men with such gentleness,
such neighborliness, such love of fol.
low men. It is a day for saints and
a day for sinners a day for true be.
lievers and a day for doubters, and
no Christmas has ever passed with.
out making this a better universe,

you've been forgotten.
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outranked God-and they will do so
again.
Men-not God-are responsible for
making such a men of an otherwise
beautiful world. They have brought
up the guns when disagreements occurred, and they have du the caves
a__ at._
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and In t e slumbering woods where
only flowers would grow if men
were wiser. Verily, one pities the
chaplains of both sides who have
the difficult task of proving that

God Is on their aide I

the determination to carry Into the
days ahead just a little of the tendernesi of Christm as, 1965.
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They even sacrificed human babiss , as was true in India
jfl England finally, stopped aivenese of my love."
that barbarous custom about Never before nor since, La
the entire history of ethics has
1900 A. D
any deity ever dIgnified man.
All gods of the past were kind by sacrificing to win us
thus looked upon as sadistic puny
mort

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Is a revolutionary declilas
essscsruJag deity. Mull ever
eM. ease and discuss it at
aay absolute monarchs who de.
Sunday Icb.s1, gu

have
diana near which
a farm home.
'wd you be our Santa
as every
Claus?" be a
season
For I have played Santa
at the Christmas party there
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And La my prellminary se'
marks, I gi,. a brief uplana'
tlo 01 the meaning of Christ.

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lightning bolts down to in- nent Detroit clergyman, uya
the imagination even
cinerat. us If we deviated it de
a fiction writer to have
slightly from their austere of
thought of such a revolution.
rules and regulations.
Thus, In all the history of II)' ceue,i,t
mankind on this planet Earth, But God had created us as
It was always lbe mis for us his children and wasted vs I.
him a a g
modera
humans to sacrifice and how. regard
tow and try to bribe the favor Dad, raised to the "nib" pow.
or.
of basically sadisti c gods.
Bothlobein was his fin al at.
ut Jehovah, the one true
is God's
Clod, wanted us to get the te mpt to was, us
correct viewpoint of deity and real pensonalityl

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seas and the purpose of Seats thus
lovingrealize
rather of mankind, not
Claus for God was our original a vicious Nero or other cruel
Editor, herald:
Santa and Jesus was the tint
On behalf of the inductees and greatest Christmas gift. absolute despot.
who lift for the armed forces Many church folks apper. Even the great Hebrew pro.
on Dec. 11 we wish to public. .giy lack the proper perspee. phels, like Samuel, Elijah,
Isaiah and Jeremiah, did not
IY thank the contributors for tiv. on both those essential put
that concept across.
their gifts of cigarettes, gum, points.
But
about 1,500 B. C., Cod
candy, auto, pace, PlacUl. Christ was sent to this earth
tested Alk -ios h awa lm WVW U
combs, maicnes, stampe4 post by God, the rather ci all erie. bad
raham to sacrifice
card., toothpaste and ahav. lion.
oeiy son as proof of his
lag kits which the local board And his primary purpose d.,utio..
clerks gift wrapped sad dl.. was not to save Us from °
Abraham was going through
tributed to each registrant sinaI
with the test
an angel
leaving for the military ser. For God could have forgiven fisally
, stayed his band as he
vice.
human eblidrea for ow raised aloft the knife
to slay
it was a f
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spirited
4e..dlng that Isaac.
gesture of love and affection Jesus hang on a crossi
&amp; Bethlehem actually refrom their house town, which, We human dads thus doat pres
ents the reciprocity of
we are sure, will be a lasting demand lbs death 01 05
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The people of Seminole But without exception, those
County ar* shoving their pagan deities had no love for
Aivertislug MUiST
colors. God lieu.
seauk indi
sausa sauaaum
Nan cy C. Nordstrom
a.,'.', acit.,
So our tearful ancestor,
Business Masan"
mmsa AVSTlI
Clerk
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tried to bribe their cruel gods
cti aaaor
Msci steal aupt,
with erIags 01 vice or wine
Editor, herald:
jvpr wazge
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I would Us szpreu my or f1,ut.sgia of the farm. I
appreciation for the excellent
ebttabs4 dully sucept auturdup, Suuay ens Cbst.taas pub. cooperaUou of your reporter,
Jane Cauelbernr.
hOed 5atwdsv proe.dssi rtstau.
She has always bees most
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Michelm, are from left standing, Tommy, 18; Cindy, 17; Ann,
16; Rick, 16: Greg, 13; and I)ebbie, 12. Seated from left are
Gary, 11; Karen, 9; Eddie, 8; Rita, 7; Bobby, 6; and Sheila,
5.
(fly Doris Williams)

present all year long at the Ted Michels home with the 12
brothers and sisters reflecting a model family in their united
relationship. Pictured with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted

of Mr. and Mrs. It. J. d'Av
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the area before using tweezparties, but not to wear to moderate best, for Just the craft and Support Personnel ers. You may want to
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the office, no matter how fee. right length of time. This rule Club. Co-hostess was Dorothy
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five you feel. They will be out- applies whether you are cooktweezing, and always use
oI.place and In bad taste at lag eggs in water frying pan Wade.
Cindy Parson, a former clean tweezers.
or oven.
work,
member was welcomed back
Next time you wash and to the group and new mem-ad
your hair, tuck soft cos-,
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her. Laura V ence, was also metic puffs under the net
Ladles, lead your husbands as the kind of work they do, welcomed. Mrs. Ruby Mat, around the hairline. They'll
were graded. "With reduction thews, mother of Mary Ellen cushion your forehead, pre.
to the golf cowl.
A recent report from the In work hours and increase In Hughes, visited at the meet- vent red marks which helmets
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often cause.
Farewells were meld
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doctor
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liv@ men get lever beast
Pat Scott who will be
tacks than their desk or TV- tivitles are becom in g 50
moving to California In Jan.
hou,d brothers. They also creasingly important fraction uary.
have a two or three times' but. 01 the total We Pattern."
Joy Robison, president, peechance 01 suvlving a beast Automaton, the automobile, aided over the business session
attack than ibels lem active power tools, elevators, even which was followed with a soc.
electric tooth brushes all coo. Jai hour as the group enjoyed
.terputa.
axes W. frank, of spire In cut down on physical coffee and Christmas goodies.
Dr.
Do Aibet Zhistain College of activity, says the physician,
Medicine, is Now york City, and "the resultant physical in. 4%% annual earnings on
,s directed a study 0151,000 activity may be a significant Savings, when compounded
i b.t.* the ages of U factor In the currently high In- quarterly, yields 4%4% In I
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by heavy-handed penciling of they can be brought out with
It with the assurance that it Manor, who has lived with her
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will still be In style - unless &amp;and Pa1s.
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The Loch Arbor home of their best when th e the eye. white powder over your lids.
in0 Maitland.
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Donna Wells depicted the brows are cleaned of stray Bring it up as close to the
Christmas earrings and pins
Vu!etlde iceson with lovely de. hairs and follow the natural brow as you like. You will see
EGG (XIOKERY
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your skin gets red and the powder pIck up lights and
wreaths wid son be seenand
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tweezing
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jewelry coisetars everywhere, bed eating quality, eggs cently to the December meet-

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Th e honored guest was Mrs.
Otto Barton. Present were Mr.

ago, fashions haven't
changed valry much. You can MIII Sandra I)nn Evanoo
granddaughter of Mr. and
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I)iatnict. No. 87, are shown at the annual Christmas supper Party at.the
hlartos, Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Osteen home of Mrs. P. T. Piety.
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Elks Club. Florence Wilson fficir holiday guests their son,
his wife, Gloria, and two lite home of Mrs. 11. T. 11irty. Clara Buehler. Sir. and Airs. Gray, Mrs. Lols Jackson, .Airs. iner pastor of the Community
new president. All
They enjoyed a pot luck sup. C. W. Neville. Mr. and Airs.
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Invited to attend the Instafla Lee Is a lieutenant colonel In per with
the Marine Corps and is sta. fried chicken and all the I'. T. Piety, Mrs. Clara Claw. Mrs. Evelyn Sandifer and Mrs. itarlurn and Hospital in Winlion
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visitors at this time but would
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We plan to continue to work Deltona, to help this community to
grow and become an Increasingly valuable asset to 'the "Golden

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In evidence on wititer coats
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So to all if you, from everyone In The Deltona Corporation and
from all of the residents of Deltona: Thank you. And a very Merry

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Lake Mary
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The Does will hold their
Mr.
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Florida Nurses Associa- Enjoying the affair were I r n C c a McDougal. Mrs.
publicinstallation of new offition,
District No. 37, held their Mrs. Elizabe th Schultz, presi- Grace Fisher, Mrs. Valerie
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After the holidays a group
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visit the Harry Ann crippica
children's Home In Umatil.
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party foods, attractively tar. I
ranged, for the lovely party.
In a return swing to the The guests enjoyed the con- •
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Mr.. Joseph Wolfe, Mr. and
Mrs. Finley Nash, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Ilukur, Mt. and
Mrs. James Via and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lowe, Mr.
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with angels, Christmas t rees,
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Deltona has recently completed Its third successful
it year that
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Is directly due to your sincere friendliness and encouragement. You
truly been "Good Neighbors" to all of the Deltona community
many times over. We are sincerely grateful.

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kink of ourselves as citizens
if a functioning metropolis."
The clear objective of the
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'Twas The Day Before Christmas., The Michels Clan LOOK AT WHAT
10M.
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"-And the stockings were lug In age from five to 18 and thousehold -provide a contin. wit, during the family hour problems to Nancy Michels, of a chief executive of a sue- family member Is assigned
hung by the chimney with all at hornet
an attractive brunette with cesaful organization. H 0 W? share of the work under I
I ulty of brilliant unrehearsed each evening,
care-In hopes that Saint Ni. Confusion and pandemonium entertainment when all 141 Planning meals and the nerves of Iron. She runs her She hold, bee own in th e ca- administration
cholas soon would be there." -requisites of the normal family members combine their laundry seem to be the biggest household with the efficiency pacity of "boss" and each Ted Michels is a plans
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Some Republican leaders are attack on housing job recruit' ry immense weight with the
priva tely acknowledging that mint, water and other area national party as the rocog.
the four 1961 meetings of the wide facilities, transportation, nized voice of the vote-rich
Republican Coordinating zoning.
urban centers.'
Committee hays been empty The Minnesota development As If In warning to the Re.
charades having littie to do is not the groandbrsaker. Lest publiean.s that they may not
wi th the party's need for a February, state GOP chair. have this new idea to themnew route beck to national man Craig Truax of Psnnsy. selves, Democrats In metro.
power.
lyania brought together Be. politan Washington recently
Raised from the ashes of the publican leaders from 10 coIls- have been talking the same
1154 defeat at the polls, lb. ties In his state, New Jersey game.
committee reflected the con. and Delaware, to consider a
For the moment, however,
victios of many GOP leaders "metro.pdUtical" council for the initiative In this field lies
that brcadar.based efforts the sprawling Philadelphia with the Republicans - with 0
were required to develop an a re a.
Truax, Minnesota data chairaggressiv, party stance which Divergent Pennsylvania-Now man George Thus, and Conn.
could attract a winning nuse- Jersey approaches to the 1503 ecticut chairman Scans Pin.
bet of voters.
election, hampered this vu. ney. who has led the way to
There is now more than a d.rtakiug this year, but Truax a party reorganization that
little opinion within the party now insists th e council will hereafter will give his state's
Itself that the net product of come into being sometime a(.
rnvltr voIce In
this endeavor I. pallid. The ter mid-IM.
GOP deliberation,.
committee's topical utterances Truax foresees the day when
Republican party "co•ordtn.
(on Viet Nam, for Instance) dozens of such metro-councils storm" might have done well,
and Its task force reports have
between statements on Viet S
stirred no excitement.
Nam, to have given this sIgni.
Meantime, dominated large.
fleant effort a healthy boost.
ly by the stale attitudes of the
It has the earmarks of a real
GOP congressional wing, the
Investment in the future.
committee conferees appear
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to hass neglected lively disFirst time ether was ad________________
cussIon of the party's real pro.
ministered as an anesthetic
bkms.-bow to attract the mil.
was on Oct. IS, 1141, it Has
Hoes of now young voters
sachusetts
General Hospital.
It
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effecitvely on the suburban
FLORIST
battleground where most of
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Nevertheless, some party
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222.
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popgun noises.
a Preach ship which was
sass
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This fall, Republican leaders built in 1511 and displaced
Is the seven-county Minnea- mom than 5.000 tans. Her
from____
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polls4t. Paul metropolitan bull was p1*
to stern with iron almost
area formed a GOP advisory A"
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In thickness.
council for the study of pro- SheInches
ewes for eli .esadees
carrIed 36 guns. Tb.
blems common to the region. Moni tor, cost
Pelted PtuN - Cassese
In the
Ipeaklag of these matters, the United States In 1113,
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carried two 11-inch g
Vlaneasota group said:
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our "It Abraham would sacrifice
Thomas, assistant local board other repeatsat offspring, do
his only so. to prove his love
clerk, for her assistance with we?
for
me," God apparently rcathe gift wrapping.
So the basic reason for
than
maybe If I sac.
Contributors: The Sanford Christ's birth In
Bsthisbem rifles my Son to mankind, they
Herald, Wynn Dixie Storm, was to Introduce an
entlrslj
Floridu State lank, Camp. sew concept of love to the ho- - naxii, realise the extea.
bell Ioeaing Amerleac Logical man race.
Post No. 53, Suprex, AU Wo. All primitive people. devs
OVER 35 YEARS
mans' American legion Post loped tear of the unknown, so
At Fir, psi..t.
Toucbtons Ransil they soon conjured up deities,
.i pout efti..)
Drug Company, Inc., Faust such as gods of the forest and
Drug Store, McCrory'., sod stream, gods of fire and has.
First Federal Savings &amp;

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A special thanks to Dorothy Irse I. forgive
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Even as we weep for our boys, we
hold fast to the hope that in the churchman be" vall"d do
long run mankind will learn how to 50114 about Iethlebe.
CASK X-4$: Jimmy Ilerab.
live together amicably, and that the
Prince of Peace eventually will tn. berger Is the dynamic superIntendant of the Sunday Schad
umph.
the village church In Inat
So let us enjoy this day-all of

-with happiness and prayer, with
thanks for what God has given us,
with hope for the future, and with

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started It all In a znanger In Beth. worthy and wonderful thing.
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ChrIstmas-la so much more than and forgiviana and square dialing
a bouncy, tinseled holiday designed and love, must make very littis dif.
especially for children, and with on. ferencs to the one God who runs

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wilder today following am (Pa.) W Thwidsy sight and pod the Hawks 10343 last
achievements as a kll.car. ens vote,
only by his record 1,863 yards credit for any of them, Inbushes by Wyoming and Utah the Agglis sniped fowth.rank. Monday.
Brown's achis,einsnta in sot in 1563, and it ran his stead, he prefers to shari his
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history of profssaieas.l foot, 1965 were more on the heroic tartar rushing total to 12,312 success with Cleveland'a if.
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Christmas Day, Saturday and
ball, today was named the side than at any other Urns yards, another NFL mark.
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will
be
Sunday,
but
they
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funny pictures In the past,
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Wyoming', Loon Clark, hit'S..
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.
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9
play
for
your
New
Year's
to
Dottie
Austin
By
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a
lag on a blistering 17 P"
nlest of than ill. With st.azs
Opsis Christats. Dsp
!'RIDAY
NIGHT
Is
Christ.
11:30 A.M. Till
BE
plenty
enjoyment
December
31
and
THERE
WILL
lollng
of
42
sports
writers,
the
efforts
of
do.
career touchdown total now respectable average wdses Its
Tulsa with cent of his sheMs, netted 30
r .
(UP!) - Led by ard Twilley
like H.yiny Mills, Dean Jones,
nas Eve and also "dance on
January
1.
Call
them
now
NFL
city.
H.
of
three
from
each
places
for
you
to
have
festive
wtita
to
key
on
stands
ad
him,
at
le
th
e
126,
anotho.
league
was
getting
extra
effort
from
Cowboys
to
Notes Dame'. All.AmsricI enough becaMe All-star back POiflhl to
Dorothy Provine and Roddy
collected 29 votes to four for Brown led the league in rush. record,
your Christmas dinner this and make your reservation s the house night" at the CA.
the men who play In front of
fireplug guard Dick Acting. ups to snake them even more their filth coosuUvs victory
McDowatl providing a large
T1IRE
'..O1NGE
In
the
Valdez
and
par.
and sixth In seven games. The
year, and plenty of piaccs to for
runnerup Gale Sayers, rookie lag for the eighth time. H. Brown's awards and records hint. Our offtn'r', V.i.snen
____ _____
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tee, there's a band of linemen effective,
r share of the laughs, the pie.
1Itci,
so
there
will
be
fun
'tiring
Hawks,
hrt
e
Chicago
Bears.
tk,
haiThack
of
th
have
fun
on
Christmas
Eve,
rolled
t,r,
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in
sas
hay. been numerous during have been just i ig ti
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taaks football players tough and Twilley, the two fellows
to end.
tho holiday spirit at this
poInt.
midway
.
collegiate
(railed
by
9
will
be
CHICK
'N
TREAT
week
that
Brow
was
all
your
shopping
done.
In
a
who rewrote the
at up North.
Christmas
The film
5555
popular
spot.
They
will
be
th
e
second
half
but
man
in
(').'.tms
flay during
open
overwhelmingly acclaimed by
$
ALL966 MODELS.
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BLACKENED BUT UNUOWF.fl. Fill agent
They are the hope of the paulag record this season?
Day
at
the
twin
Park
The.
within
three
at
closed
Christina,
Day
so
their
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to
pull
to
£'7,t41,
their
usual
hours,
for
your
special
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of
DELTONA
INN,
the
newest
the
UP!
Yankees to upset the favored The six-foot-two Anderson
Dears Jones succeeds in getting paw prints of
SANPOND
322.4 24
atru
1st
Fields
Plass,
Winter
93-90.
may
enjoy
boll.
the
Your Favorite
pleasure. Besides their deI
spot in ths area, will be serv
writers. Last week he nic.lv.
D.C., secret Siamese agent In " hat Darn Cat,"
south team In the annual completed 351 to 505
ac
Park
Melodies
Nightly
touchBut
the
Cowboys
outscored
day
with
their
families.
No
additional
charge
I
licious
chicken
dinners,
they
ed
every
ballot
cast
for
th
ing
Christmas
dinner
from
*
Walt Disney's latest fun-filled film opening
Shrine College All.Star gam.
3,464 yards and 35
In The Lamplighter Lotage
In th e story, a slippery
the final three
Psnt1t.H.rS/Leavs.It.Th.r.
11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., giving have shrimp. steak and oyster
fullback position on the 1965
Christmas Day at Park theatres In Fields Pin.
to the Orange Bowl Christmas downs this season. AU are new St. Joe's 62 in
Siamese named D.C. - short
F R E V I) I E' S STEAK
In 15 Florida cities,
you lots of time to enjoy dinners, as well as chili, hot
siternooza, The kickoff belore Nation al Collegiate Athletic minutes to decide the Some. "
NFL All-Star team, a disthsc.
za, winter Park. Hoyle)- Mills is amuaed by my.
'Ilte Hawks, with a 62 slate
for Dam Cat - picks up the
opening your gifts and visit- dogs, hamburgers and fish HOUSE will be open Christ.
a. stadium crowd of bOot Association records.
eterious
ways
of
crime
detection.
tlon he had previously earned
roe' uuoisoe&amp;c
only clue to a bank robbery
-.
I.
TAMPA
23,000 and a National televi Despite standing only 5.10 were paced by Mitt Guokas'
ing around, before enjoying snndwkhea, along with all mas Day at 4:30 p.m. serving
In 1963.
points.
when a kidnaped lady teller
their usual fine food and for
your
favorite
beverages.
leisurely
and
sumptuous
din.
abc (ABC) net work audience and weighing 180, TwWsy was
a
Saye
rs
,
who
set
$
league,
1
5PS
Steak House
GREEN PAY, Wis. (UP!) most In Lombardi's mind Is will take ever fer the inju.
S • S
those
who
like
to
NIS1't
sleep
late
•11Ps her wrist watch around
Is scheduled for 4:30 P. ro., the nation's leading scorer The Aggles easily bandied
nor
at
this
lovely
restaurant.
toucbd
record with 22, was - Vine. Lombardi says
Ten
visitors
after
pressure
a
their
Big
Central
Florida's
Oldest &amp; Finest
play.
ed
Johnny
Unitas
neck.
Since
D.C.
can't
tell
his
Cal
Christmas
caught
morning and dine Flying Machine
pØDlJ.
UT.
with
PHELPS RESTAURANT on
Wtuv macas
cocos IN
The King.men are taking a
the only other running back Hornung has no
.,..
makeshift Colt quarterback Cuosso. Matte was a quar.
wiping d an early Minn esota
was,
PALM
sucas
F.B.I.
where
he's
been,
later,
this
is
the
Ideal
spot.
The Aisneat lineman on the passes for 1,775 yard.
is
new
to
Hwy.
17.92
south,
little holiday but will return
honored iii the player-o(.the.
.
pressure Is on, and the cc. Tom Matte Is.
"Thosee Magnificent Men in imposing roster of Interns, they have to follow him and
North squad Is Michigan's touchdowns for 96 points 1 g lead, moving to a 464 half.
Tablehopping this week, but Excellent food and unexcelled
terback at Ohio State under
year balloting. Tb. rooki. ratio golden boy likely can
points
after
touch'
time
advantage
and
demolish.
"The
trouble
with
properSun- Their Flying Machines, or: tionally famous sctors.In the hope he returns to the orimIn.
Torn Cecthnl It eli.toøt, 200 amassed 31
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PAITII$, OPPICI
day
except
has
long
been
known
as
a
ap.sdatar was followed by smell
Gophers by building up
small the championship del. lag for this game is that we Woody Hayes' "three yards
pounds even. This wispy tell down with his Pass receiving log the
wince to go with How I Flew from London to leading roles, Hollywood's ale' lair.
day.
Fine
PARTIIS,
CLUB PARTIIS, USI OHS OF OUR
really
special
dining
spot
for
quarterbacks
Johnny
Valise
a 31.point bulge altar inter
lace that will emanate from don't know If Matte will us. and a cloud of dust" pbflo.o.
Stuart Whitman teams with The Technicolor picture was
low took a back seat to no and placement kicks.
local gourmets. Chef Al your favorite dinner and of Paris In 25 Hours and 11
of Baltimore, John Prod). of a victory over Baltimore In roll-outs or drop-back pass. phy, and did. lot more M.
I
mission.
* quartet of English star,- directed by a Disney ytteran,
FROM THI EMPLOYERS OF THI
one In the Big 10 Conference lie'. the first lineman e var
Phelps is a muter at the course, all your favorite cock. Minutes" is a film tribute,
41; 4, San Francisco and Rudy Ru. the National Football L... is," the Packer coach said. ning than passing.
Sarah Miles, James Fox, 'Fir. Robert Stevenson, Bill Walsh
this season as a linebacker to win the aaUonsl scoring The Gophers, playing with.
tails
in
the
Lamplighter
In
the
THEATRE
preparation
of
delectable
' kich of Chicago, all of whom gus's Western Division play. Matte, a halfback who had
out the injured Lou Hudson,
________________________
form of a comic valcn. ry-Thomas and Robert Stor. and Ron Miller co-produced
and center and captained the
Hornung, who had one of
French cuisine, with Iota of Lounge.
five
games
beam
is
were
named
o
two
ballots.
Sunday.
off
his
first
taste
at
pro
quar.
tin.,
to
those daring men the Icy. They an Joined in their with Walt Disney. The screen.
Michigan team.
SSSS
TODAY
Even among all-star lineup., were moving west. Utah
Wi'
RED LINE
wines and special spices, as
t,s
UnItu
.
Right now, however, fore. terbsckbsg the past two weeks, his greatest days in pro
world over who, at the begin- airborne frolic by Italy's Al' play by Walsh sod Mildred
By comparison Arrington two men do not make a team before
&amp;
SAT.
ball against Baltimore two
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Minnesota
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TECHNICOLOR
drubbing
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though he's not the biggest In thernera have AII.Amerlcs
five
touchdowns,
Injured
his
of Different,
same
hours
on
Christmas
Day
on
Christmas
Day,
serving
to
raised
:to
record
season,
Cleveland, tight end Pet.
flying machines. The pro. Cassell and Irma Demlc'k, and Coinsan was director of One.
the Yankee Lineup, he was the linebacker Tommy Nobis of
OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY AT 3i96
ribs In the San Francisco
and serve the same fine food, duction,
from
11:30
a.m.
until
all
the
th
ooti
ng
of
LarDelicious
e
hot
sh
Retslaff
of
Philadelphia
and
main reason Noire Dame held Texas and AU.Ametica tackle 64 on
in Cinema8cope and Japan's Yujiro ishibars. In matogaphy.
I.
allic uwuy5r
sea
customers have gone home, with a wide choice of tempt. DeLu*e Color opens Christ. addItion, there at, portrayals
Complete Moats
all opponents this year to 1 1am Ball of Kentucky in the ry Asgie (2$ points).
running well this week and
to why not try a French lag menu, displayed before mas Day at
Wyeeadt had put the Corn.
total of 72 polnti,
Availsbi.I
lineup.
the Seminole by Rant Wanunaher, Brie
Lombardi says "If the game
5551
with
a
style
holiday dinner? Lunch your eyes In dazzling array. Cinema Th.stre,
modores
ahead
Upon Arrington, Csechnl
Sykes, Benny 11111, Flora Robwere
today,
I'd
start
STARTS
Eon.
Of
there
will
be
tur.
served every day, of course.
jumper with o• minute left
MANN
and companions, North coach
For the large cast of son, Karl Michael Vogler,
hoots
nung."
•• S S
key and ham.
• :U
but North western's Ron Hoc.
Ma Parseghian of Notre
11$
IRVATIONI
the
traditional
"These
Magnificent
Men,"
Tony
Hancock
and Rid Skel.
The Packer glamour boy
licki knotted the game with a
Dams Is pinning hopes 01 it..
SKIP'S RESTAURANT is holiday festival standbys, 20th Century-Fox recruited an ton in a cameo role.
ALTIMORZ (UP!) - was a rebut passer at Ohio consistently plays wail agilsat
HOWl
with
many
other
good
_______________________
U
teamswaretied
also
new,
but
is
quicky
gain.
ping and outscoring the great.
Matte,
Baltimore'.
14.
state
ago.
Press.
years
the
Colts
and
his
perform.
er
way
from
at the half aid neith
ing in popularity. They are things to eat all the
sat passing threat Is college
quarterback, ed Into the quarterbacking ante two weeks ago broke the
I
p wonder
I
could tak. a large ad.
Fulsate't"'
located across from Seminole salad to dessert. Enjoy your
SHOW: AT
football history.
vantage after intermission,
""41
crucial test chore two weeks age when Packer single game touch.
to
Ths south team 01 Coach
Plaza on Hwy. 17-92 and are Christmas dinner at your 'Shenandoah
till
down
record.
Up
until
that
with the lea d changing binds
favori
te
af
c
eteria.
iinst
the
Gross
Bay
Pick.
Johnny
Vol.
Dobbs of Tulsa beasts
e
Irony
of
the
whole
businjuries
sidelined
also
went
out
for
Th
special
dinner
of
turkey
or
gel,.
Barns
By Murray Olderman
5e
five time..
iii
Sunday with crib sheets tas and Gary Cuozzo, Matte game, Roaming atanaged en.
the talents of quarterback
the season with a knee injury mu Is that of the sight Ni.
ham, with all the trimmings
5:11
NBA Iperts Editor
A week of exciting film bits showing "Surf Party," with
Kansas
AT AT LANES
passing
knowl. has had to learn plays, audi. ly three touchdowns all sea.
lkchwcoloi ILI from soup to nuts. They will
I
am-found
80
THAT
many (No. 11), traIling by
tonal
Football
League
quar;U "Can enjoy
Billy Anderson and end How.
The Intorsedlats League
has
been scheduled for the Bobby Vinton, and "Horror of
son
and
ended
op
on
the
as 10 points in the BALTIMORE, Md (NBA)-. when end Clark Miller of the terbacks who've been sidelined
ONOSA ID.
as
re.
3U.I022
patterns
and
most
hi..,
pass
PvWoa
TROPHY
has
your
holid
a
y,
be
open
all
day
with
their
\\"
•1
in $ two-way tie today after first half, whittled the margin From his hospital bed In Room San Francisco 4Sera rushed this year by injury, not one
fatte, the Colts, top re. important, enemy defenses. bench for two games.
Drive-in Theater, Party Beach," featuring John
LOUNGE isn't taking $ boll,
regular
hours
and
invite
you
the Rams won their fourth to
Plaliadel.
' beginning Sunday when the Scott.
at halftime and 511 of Union Memorial Hospi. him. Norm Snead of
of them got racked up by a
rer in 1563 as a halfback, Since it takes most pro Linebacker Ray Nitschke,
to enjoy the holiday with day. They will remain °P'
PLUS AT 3:35 . 7:11
straight and ended a four. stormed away after thteTmls. tal, John Unitas of the BaIt. plain was out for three weeks bliWog linebacker or safety.
"adult" twin-bill of ,,The
Christina.
Day
quarterbacks years to master injured last week also, was
GORDON
JOCK
MAHONEY
with
an
invi.
them.
SCOTT
Sandpiper," with Richard Bur. The weekend triple feature
game win streak Of U. Colts, alan to roll up an 5165 triumph more Colts sent word that he with a bad knee. Bill Nelsen 01 The huts,
limping
In
practice
flum
ever, does I.'
S
S
S
their job., Matte to being
t.atlon for you to join them.
composed of "Shenandoah,"
MAGNIFICENT
TARZAN
THI
and Elizabeth Taylor, and
.31, Thursday night in th over Ohio State. Five Jay. was resting comfortably. And Pittsburgh will
crease ovsr.afl piessur. on
"helped" along by the use of day and Lombardi said to
with James Stewart, "Living
IN COLOR
KENTUCKY
FRIED
I
And
for
those
upcoming
New
"Invitation
to
a
Gunfighter,"
operation after the season.
41
Bill Fleming Memorial Gym hawks scored in double lit. feeling unlucky,
a
thequback. One little
crib sheets, plays written didn't know If the former
CHICKEN Jim is going to Year parties, call now and starring Vul llrynner, opens It up," starring funnyman Jer.
School.
Seminole
at
High
Bob
John was getting ready to The tera' Jobs BMWs miss. breakdown in the pass protec.
wis
and
Illinois
ores
a,
Del
Le
star
would
play.
If
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!)
with red Ink on a plastic
ryLewis, and "John Gold.
of their fine ban, a three-day run.
give his employes a two day reserve
with 11 lake his first steps after a ed one game because of a lion cup, and the quarterback
isa limping Sunday, he
farb, Come hattie," with Shir.
-The Blue-Gray football game The Rams, led by Dwayne Wilson led the pared.
'd
on
his
wrist.
Baltimore
____________
qurt
for
your
party.
holiday
this
weekend,
closing
separation.
And
bad
Is
Wednesday only will be Icy MacLain..
quick operation to remove the shoulder
on Christmas Day could turn Rogers' 14 points and eight apiece.
1 &amp;Ixmm
up for grabs like a bridal
coach Don Shula will also won't start, the coach said.
also decked Chancy souqont.
The coach restrict news.
A
vibrant
love
story
set
Into a bigh.seoring event-if t more from Mike Ferrell, used Testls.ranbed Bradley be. cartilage In his right knee shoulders
quarterback
by
call.
help
his
P.M.
T1L
a tough defense In holding came the nation's winniogest and amend the torn medial 11g. Johnson of St. Louis and Part Coneily recalled a bad arm
against some of the world's
Weren't for the det.ns,.
ing most plays from the aide' me to a vutage petit be.
(Moad.y . Pride,)
Starr of Green Bay. Clove, keeping him out 01 three
Dakota
ameal.
North
Bobby
Powell
team
by
blasting
ace
yond the practice field dun.
most beautiful s.rncry, the
Both squads in the 25th an- the Colts'
lines.
CNN
1:30
nd
Frank
Ryan
was
hors
games
in
against
the
la
's
10-0.
About
the
Injury
e a • a a a a .aaaaaa a
J ag Thursday's uml.escret
1510 and a bad knee
nual charity game hay. , to 13 points. Mike St,ubbins 1345 to raise its slate to
8mg Sur coast of northern Come dine with
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first
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In
ss. Yea ms be
LAST DAY TODAY AT - 3:21 laZi 5:31
passer, capable of turning the also had 10 for the loe.rs, The Braves jumped to a 44.32 Chicago Bears, which sent him do combat one Sunday because decking him for a couple 01
California, I. unfolded In Pitt*
PHONE izi.iiia
Los Angeles Rams today al Football League start at drill. The field was trem
surprissi to diasersr (to your
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IN
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and
slippery.
I
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weeks another year-aid that
The Lions and the Vikings halftime lead and scored seven to the hospital. John didn't re of a bad arch.
westher
avIsIon
and
game into a display of aerial
About the business of find, quarterback last week, had
IGNITE I SAT.
color In "The delight) that Ire more er!s1
The popular theory is that was
PIN Cery Crest Is "FATHER 000SI" Jail
acrobatics-Rudy Johnson of also picked up victories Thurs. cautseeutiv. points after inter, mem ber a thing.
It
14 seaN... He sided
o.
Sandpiper," with Elizabeth to alloy hmchooa or disuse is the
a successor Hanisad Brace, big band in enabling the for Sundays gems we I. be
TRIPLE PIATUU
have
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labile
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spark
anybody
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Allen
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e with U&amp;tss on the luck the.
Texas A*T for the South; day nigh t to increase their
Taylor, Richsrd Burton and cool ,iessautcomfoqtoltt4Trsde
d coach el the National Colts to tie the Packers for cloudy to partly eleudy with
NO. I AT 7:00 ONLY
points and lag at me," he recalled, up on quarterbacks beca use of
precipitation
ending some.
Fred Cuatardo of lUInoIs and mark. to ii and are Just Siaves wiIi
Eva Marie Saint the protagon. WI49 DeIids food. Csedsses
gus
team.
the
Western
Conference
lad
"ILACK IPUIS"
tins. Saturday sight. The
any way you
Ists of a compelling romantic uivfci. And no disises is asshl
Wally Giblet of Michigan for s game behind the 4.1 mark. teammate Eddie Jackson tel. "You're not supposed to. But the Increasing use of the blitz,
vane
was
tired
Thursday
by
guiding
Baltimore
t
by
$
tory
even
C&amp;kS*U
C.Ieç
linebackers
and
with
I felt the knee snap as I was
INIU PUN FROM Till
can protect yourself as a pass*
th. North.
trlangel.
of the Rams and Us colts. lowed with 20.
is' president Dan Reeves 3M? victory over the Los tmatpsnsturs will be near I%
° er,"
IIGINHIHO TO THI SNOb
frees, ski Stuff of ph.
be said. "You're not
lot ill through this week's Eddie Hitchcock with 17 1 other games, Puller, who going down. It bust right ety men joining in the rush
The new Martin Ranshoff
The
winner
if
the
,sas
that
Is
view
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the Angeles Rams.
NO. 2 AT 9;00 ONLY
fourth-ranked Micbl• sway, and then after It cool' the passer,
STUART WHITMAN • 110 SKILTON
watching the liasmsn. You
production, presented by Me.
v
at 9157 Cleveland far the
Practices for the Cramton points and Jim Dunham with
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record
it
felt
ii
440
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Packers,
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have
Pine
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fresh approach Is Mees. won the title with a victory championship Ian. 1,
beamed with pride over the winless Eagle (0.5), 33.11. Oklahoma $143, Utah drubbed field. But I couldn't put any jaws of danger for 14 years "But you know how I tall,
ways, marks Elizabeth Tay.
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set
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since their outstanding bit in
Is searching sad claimed Matte was the game's top
nets for SI points In igniting
backs are running these days. magazine back cover cigarette the Damon are a lot bigger's'PARTY
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right,
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about
several
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served 11:30 sa. to 7 p.m
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team
11
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the
Jets.
complete
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pass
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two
at.
something
to
do
do&amp;en
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got
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teach
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Forsyth to his bedroom on her nuptial night
age rentili the
so
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Imdsy ABscissa, 14
total of 222 yards the South Junior League Play • the tsp-ranked Michigan State thing's got to give, Actually, with it. Sometimes there are creed for quarterbacks who
In
scene
from
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War
Lord,"
opening
Sunday
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was
divided
as
to
met Buckeye signal-caller
Meek 15w. - I. Color
Flem ing Gym will resume Spartans, has been named this has been my worst year not enough blockers to pick want to live to pass another
TUIKIY On HAM AND TRIMMINGS
bad ill,
at Ritz Theatre. Companion film Ia "Tarzan
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COCKTAIL LOUNGE
staying
Th. South leads th e series next Monday night and the College Football Coach of the for Injuries. Little things hap' them all up And these guys day:
the Magnificent," starring Jock Mahoney,
college or pro ranks for in the pretectiv. pocket,
NO. I AT 50:30 ONLY
to
With 15 victories and 11 loss- tight Intermediate race will Year by member, of the Tool. petted to me. And then thIs big are coming full blast. They "i run only out of sheer ter
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NEW ORLEANS (11?!)
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_____ DOORS OPEN
ADULT
parts,"
sighs Heston, "go to
rest years. The picture opens
Sunday Socks
Tonight'. Christmas Eve .Toe Demasy
6.20 1.40 2.20 D, Time 82.28)
ek and an hums assist.
4.20 Susan, S. Bananas Bell, I. New Tulane University bead
INTUTAINMINT
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I.emmon
and Cary
ll
Pittman
(For
foothi
coach Jim
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program at the Sanford-Or- cisi Au
8.40 1.10 3.40 Quiniela 4.8 $16.80; Pe,1. Marked MIss, 7. Southey
4.20 4.50 John Gray
Grant."
will move to New Orisase nest
'feature is "Tarzan the
linda Kennel Club has in
110 1.40 4.1 $41.00,
1.50 Eva Twist
Camino Duke
Skews Twtis - lit Time 7:00
Jade East), S. Brandon Sue. week to see what he isa de Is
That leaves Heston with
5'
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4.20
Mutual Handle $91,505
is last Quiniela 13 $11.00:; Pert, Golden Note
pictures like "The Ten Coin.
Peem lie bsilm.i.% hey beew
0th Race (I/Il Mile, C) - start reviving 'fldaie'i faded
Oreo, a competitor
to
would
like
to
spend
more
RICAGO (UPI) - Mickey
It was w,se,.. • but aa,50s
"0N.TIILII0USr
lien Hur," "El
Quiniela 1-I 010.001 I't!
summers Flatter Interna. 14 $U.7Os D.D. $141.40.
I. Redeeming Grace, 2. Go Go football fortunes.
to In the land of his a4op. mandmanta,"
seeld beep lbs. sport
tile, a member 01 the New
cid"
and
"The
Agony
and
Friday Night E.atri..
tional Classic headlines the
Ord Race (1/16 Mile, Grade 2.3 539.50.
EVERY FRIDAY NIGHTI
Joe, 3. N.H's Luddi., 4. Dan' Tb0 university onammeed
k Yuhses for 11 years,
The Zcstacy."
field for the featured 10th 1), Time 31.94)
5th Race (1/I6 MU., Grade
let Race (1/I 4 Mile, C) - let K., 5. Windy Greer, I. Okla Thursday the former chief as.
STASIS CHRISTMAS SAY
receive the J. Louis Cs.
But dent abed any tears for
Black Top
A. Than 11.56)
race.
$*M to Texas seseb Dss'rell
key Award las. IS frees
1. Almena Gay, 3. Walking ChrIs, 7. Tar Guard, I. EddieRoyal
poor
Chuck Heston.
had
Dolls 11,20 5.10 1.00 T.M.-Is
alg.sd
a
flve.year
The R.K. Hutchings speed.
B
Judge.
Chicago chapter 01
In truth, he's not seeking
4.20 3.40 Payckseker 86.00 11.10 4.60 Dog, 5. Kootai,'4. Red Mark.
star shuffled the first turn In Doalta Bay
7th Race (5/16 Mile, 1) - contract.
*ball Writers Association
DAYTONA IIACH
s ym path y, and why should
7,40 5.50 or, S. Slick C., 6. Billy 50., 1. Roll 0 Home, 2. Win's (los. Plttrn
replaced Timmy
her first appearance at 80. ().B.'s Cook
8.40 Across the Pond
merits. Stan Mush
the
DAILY 4:$0TO6:30PJ5.
be? He has established a
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4.
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who.,
teams
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7,
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Miss Games, 1. Black Car. sip, 1. Jack Magic
Mher Passes to bays was
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mom
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1.7 5121.50.
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epics. He has probably dons
Also given a chance I. the
4th Rses ($115 Mile, Grids I. $341.60.
2nd Race (5/IS Mile, B)
Molly Murphy, 7. D.W. Fox. during hit four years at the
leages player.
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helm. The arm Wave
more than anyone else to
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MC as.mnuemAvs....,..
9th Race (5/15 5011., Grade 1. 0.5.'. Color Brit., 2. Wind ey Duke, I, Crony Hector.
two aid lost .101 list ibsen
i1% a Year on laying,,
6.40 5.40 3.00 1, Time *1.77)
overcome prejudice to such
competitor MacDuff's KidLathem
Chant, 3. Althea K., 4. Ready
8th Race (5/16 Mile, B)
pounded quarterly, yields
ts,
10.20 4*0 Michael K.
and Quit. His., sac of the Clark
10.40 2.10 8.00 Tear,, 5. Red Paint, 6.
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expressed in the
1. Black Deal, 1. Food Town, the flail li.. a 514 hsallation
ayes, Is 15 years I.e
tap runners at the track last W.O.'a Danny Dew
1,40 3.60 Greer, 7. Ut.11la, 8. Great 3, Speed Secret, 4. Not On, at the hands of Louisiana Stale I
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Immortal words if a theatre
It Federal about this
QuIsslels 1.2 $13.60; Psef, Flying slipper
4.40 Deed.
chain boss: "Don't give mu
5. Windy Street, 1. Ran v. Ualver,ky. O'IoyIo rft1d
.
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Regular walls.. end eve. 1.1 $10.00.
QulsIels 1.7 $ .00i J'srf.
Mile,
D)
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A ISMTIN RAASOHOVPS
any of thee, Pictures where
P000mnon
sing perfermansea will be
5th Race (III MIII, Grads 7.1 $21.20.
they waits with feathers."
1. Proud Mars, 2. Mr. Pepper, Movie Lass,
MOST SACS 7*45 P.M
Luck treak
bald en Christmas Day with I), Time 41.22)
10th pate (1/14 5011., Grade 3. TUhie Toiler, 4. Tell U
Hostess himself admits, be
10th Race (1/16 Mile, A) "WI... no TOP Sap an - bb of ____
the afternoon cud beginning Rajah's Prhoe.ss 6114.10 210 A, Time $1.14)
Where, 5. Armalite, S. Hun. 1, Elbee's Money, 1. J.A.'s
has a pretty good thing going
as I pa.
Chic Candy
SPICIALS
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THURSDAY *EIIJLTI
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1.40 2,40
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Harry's Here
"When you sos Jack Lens.
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C, Time 11.21)
Ilk Race (1/I6 Mile, Grade
Quiniela 14 $T.00i Part. Lake Edni. 4. Boa June Re.
1mon at the beginning of a pic11th Race (3/I Mile, I) Canti-urm $bsw
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14 $ 18.50.
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TO
ture walking down the halls
$1
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MU RALT '-0 A. N.. Sill P. N.
junior executi ve of a CorpYUL SIYNNU
lad Race (1/16 MU., (lade $4 $41.70.
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adostS
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moved from department to
department because he ii so
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playing Santa Claus. A silly,
happy cartoon with an amiable yuletide atmosphere.

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STUDENTS of Good Shepherd Lutheran Chrintinn Day School entertain.
ed parents in a morning Chriatman program. Among those taking parts
in the cast were (top photo, first row, from left) Pupa RuLii, Susan el.tIu, lLacholle Cline, Michael Losby, Tommy Ballard; (second row) Donald Muaselwhite, Mike Matternick, Buth Juras, Joseph Findly; (third
row) Joey Waggoner, Tim WhIt.aker, Peggy Britain, Tim O'Krinsky, Tom
Martin, Wanda Peery Vivian Peacock. A scene from the pageant (botWanda Peery, angel with silver wlngi,, aiad Vivian
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Appropriate carols by the
Good Shepherd Lutheran combined kindergarten and
Christian Day School students nursery schools made up the
presented their Christmas pro. choir of angels who empha,.
gram under the direction of
Mrs. Ruby Jordan for patents.
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proud parents witnessed
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Peggy Britain greeted the
guests at (ha church door and
Mrs. Mabel Lake, 'za, of
gave each one a printed pro. LIke Mon, died Thurslay
gram She later presented a morelng
at Seminole MCm0t
Inessag. of welcome. Michael
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Hospital.
Cosby recited "Twas The
Night Before Chrtstmas.' Mrs. Born at Springtown, N. J,,
Gloria Simpson, head of the she had lived in the Sanford
nursery department, narrated area for six years and was
the Christmas story. Mary member of First Presbyterian
and Joseph portrayed by Vi. ,
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'ian Peacock sod Bill Morris.
Survivors
are
her husband,
Wanda l'ecry was the first
angel with silver wings and . . Lake Sr.; two 5005,
shepherds were Donald Mus. James 1. Lake Jr., of Clark,
sclwbite, Jocy Waggoner, Mike N. J., and W. H. Lake, of La
Metternick and Tim O'KrIn. Minds, Calif.; a daughter,
Miss Nancy J. Lake, of New.
sky,
Wearing gold crowns, 'rim ark, N. J., and two grandchii.
Whitakar, Tam my Bellard, dren.
Joseph Flodly and Richard Brisaon Funeral Home Is in
arnangem.n..
Juras appeared u the wise. cuseg.
men bearing gifti, Crowned
Witch manofacturera say
with tinseled halos, Rachelle
Cline, Pupa Ruts and Susan thu synthetic oil used to lub.
Setala mad. lovely herald ricite watch bearings costi
angels,
almost $2,000 an ounce.
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lied the story as it was told.
The 30 youngsters of the choir
were the most angelic appear.
Ing In their white robes with
red ribbon. The program was
closed with a prayer by Rev.
J. Gordon Perry, pastor of
Good Shepherd Church.
Refreshments were served
In the school rooms and each
mother received a Christmas
corsage which her youngster
bad made. The visitors also
had an opportunity to see
some of the preparations the
youngsters had made to de.
corate for the holidays, lie.
whiskered Santa Clauses and
wooly lambs, gold, silver and
tinseled angels, snowmen, ret
stockings and elaborate pine
cones were but a few of the
many things the youngsters
had labored over and proud.
ly displayed.

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LIKIS. ma.. isiarn.- Yun.ral

Cervice, for Sir.. Slabel Lake.
s, of Lake Monroe, who died
TIir.diy, WetS ii 10 a.

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11:15 P.M.-12 Mid. NBC th. service.
Special. "The Heart of Christ
12 Mid.-1:30 AM. NBC.
mis." (Color) Skitch hiender. Midnight )fau from SI, Pat
son I. boat to the Robert Shaw rick'. Cathedral, New York
Chorale In a traditional blend City. Bishop John .1. Magutri
of carols and seml.clssslc*1 will celebrate the Mass, and
orchestral music, Th. show Mege. James F. Rigney will
features th. first performance preach the sermon.
of "Little Pin. Tree," a ballad
12'12:30 P.M. NBC. The
composed by barplst Robert First Look. "The First Look
Maxwell who whU also be - At Holidays." (Color) Ossolosit In Handel's Harp Con. car Brand, Jackie Washington,
8:30'9:30 P.M. NBC. Sing c.rto in B Fiat. A harmonious Nell Jones and Sally ShefAlong with Mitch. "home for background to the last mm. field tell stories and sing
the holiday.." (Color) (Re- utes before Christmas.
about the origin. of national
run). Mom (Mary Lou Ryhal)
holidays hem and abroad. A
11:30.12 MId. CBS. Special. pheasant half hour for the
and Pop (hubris Hendrie)
have a family reunion. All the "Tell It On the Mountain." children befors Christmas
usual festivities, with guests (Color) Folkslnger Judy Col. lunch.
Leslie Uggami, Bob McGrath, lina and Chad Mitchell in an
Louise O'Brien, Adrian Re. unusual combination of folk
1.2 P.M. NBC. Christmas
vet. and Victor Griffin. A music ad Bibl. verses and Service. A see-vice of lesson.
very nice, untaxing hour with contemporary poetry. Miss and carols Ii sung by the 50Collins sings "Winter Shy,' voice choir of Washington Nathe bearded maestro.
an exceptionally lovely piece, tional Cathedral, followed by
8:304 P.M. ABC. Tb. Ad. and the poetry includes Ran- a festival celebration of holy
dams Family. "Christmas with dall Jarrell's "Tb. Death of communion, Dean Francis B.
the Addams Family." It seems the Ball Turret Gunner" and Sayr., Jr., will gly. a short
hard to believe, but evidentiy Thomas Merton's "Original Chz-isbnu address.
the friendly frights be- Child Bomb." A moving and
lieve in Christmas. Tho simple presentation.
3.4 P.M. CBS. Golf Classic.
grownups choose Uncle FesGeorge Knudson and Randy
ter as a stand-by for Santa 11:30 P.M.-12:30 AM. ABC. Glover in the opening round
Claus. But unfortunately Fri. "handel's Messiah." Tb. con- against Jo. Campbell and
let gets stuck In the chimney. gregation of the First Baptist Frank Beard.
The other adults decide to Church of Dallas presents a
4 P.M. CBS. Blue and Gray
substitute for him, and the dramatiratlon of Handel's football classic at Cramton
clusic Oratorio, with Melvin Bowl, Montgomery, Ala.
usual confusion reigns.
Carter narrating. This per. Frank Glieber will giv, a
10.11 P.M. ARC. The Jim. formanc. represents months play-by-play report
my Dean Show. Jody Miller, of work on the part of the
ClIff Arquette and guitarist members of th. world's larg4:30 P.M. ABC. North.South
Joe Maphis guest-star with est Baptist Church, and Is Ail.Star Shrine football game
Christmas music old and new, a most unusual approach to at the Miami, Fla,, Orange
but the highlight of th. eve. some of the greatest Christ- Bowl, Fifty of the top college
ning ii Rich Little doing a mas music ever written. Well players, including nine All.
take-off of Dickens' "A worth seing.
Americias, will play, with
Christmas Carol." This clover
Chris Sehenkel as commenImpressionist plays the whole
12 Mid..! AM. CBS. Special. tator,
cast, but with a difference: Christmas Eve service from
5:304 P.M. NBC. NBC
Jack Benny is Scrooge, Ed Myers Park Baptist Church, Sports in Action. (Color) 'rIte
Bullivan I. the ghost of Christ.. Charlotte, N. C., featuring a 1005 National Model Airplane
mu past, Liberace is Tiny 50-voles choir under th. di- Champlonshipa at Willow
Tim, etc.
rection of James Berry. The Grove Naval Air Station in
1l:15•hl:30 P.M. CBS. Special. "Unto Us A Child." C..
lest. hloIm stars in readings
from Dickens and the Bible
In a special tribute to UN!CEF, with photo. of Children
all over th. world.

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Clerk of the Circuit Court EVEL$NE 5'. KOLESAII, his
Realtor, Insuror, Appraiser,
Dy: Cli.abeth Bruenaban
wife,
II Chey., ie.d.d $491 $37
Mortgage H r o Ii . r, Auto. GROVE-LAKE COUNTY
Deputy Clerk
Defendants,
AVALON APARTMENTS
Ifome-I.lfe Insurance.
14 acres total-454 A. Mature
41
Cia.9 1/W 1799 142
)IUTC1IISON AND LIII'YLER TOs .7 0 5 1 P II P. KOLI'JAII
110W.2ndIi.1*2-1417
1013 5. French Ave.
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Grove; half •rap.frult, half
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I'ost Office Drawer Ii
ml EVIILINIC V. 1(01.1. IN THE CIRCUS'S' ('Oi'hIT,
%'alsnc'iae.
C,fleIV, A/T $151 $32
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$a,,t,,r.i, Florida
located
Throughout
County
'Jnfurn.
S
III!.
Duplex
apt,
Lake
iii, who.e rc,iirn"e a,,i %iSTli JihlIl Iii, ('1114'S II' (t* ,,gssltled A1 run Il days $ acres of n.w trees
%'aien2.3 hits--I-i 1/s-S Ilaths
Att.,rney. for i'iaiiitiff.
liar; hilyd. 323-5721.
%lierrsbout. are ur,kr,own. h'i.SiitIiI.s $ (NI) loll SEMI, earn a 140 a line rate. Try
as
Letn.,n)
((its
v.u..,
11W 1151 $32
Moms
KhSche
I'.',iuipi,ed
lui'ii.,* Dec. 3. lv. IL 34, 1081. TOIl AIti lii:ltEIis' NOTI. N(ii,,: S'lItN'l't',
- them and se, the resultsi - 410' frontage on small l.AKE
l'a),nent. l..ae 'I'hsn Hint
Furnished all electrIc apt., uti. 42 Is.b. "4", stI. $791 $42
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VIED
that
a
Complaint
to tore. IN (iI4SVKIiY NO. IS0I
300' fronlags on LSIIUE LAKE
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To ln,psct, Call
lilies furntshed adults only,
en- YOIITUNE yEnoIJBoN,
$I$,500.OU.
No pets. P. 5. Ashdown, 407 $7 Ford H/T
IS CUll VIItCV1T COUSIT OP cumleering lbs followIng d.c.
$591 $32
£'Iaiiiiiff. _____________________________ One halt sash. Ken Mason,
$ummerlin Ave.
WISE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- cribid real pruperty, to'wlt: vs.
332.5121.
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H/T
$1191
$41
EVil'. IN *5*) VOlt sEMINOLE
Lot ISO OAKLAND HILLS, EVELYN FERGUSON,
SN WItS CIIICI'i'S' COVET OP
ONLY $41. $ tin, turn, apt., 101
(olNT), VI.oKhi)A.
aec.,rding to the plat thereDefendant. 'TIlE NINTh Jt'I)ICIAL CIII.- 115. houses For
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$411
1)5
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513-5*11.
$as
IN ('ll.INCEIIY 50, lSS*5
of as recorded In VIal 1100k
%OI'IEP, OF Silt
lilt IN .INI) FOR ultEINDLE ________________________
Fi:l)i:lt.sl, NATIONAL. SiOltT.
Ii, 'ages 8$ and 54, I'ut,. TO, E5'EI.l'N Fi:itot'so',
('i)t'NT%', WLoRhi)A,
133.24*1
Drive
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Park
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$
cASH
SENIOR CITIZENS
3 lilt, 2 bath,, CII; Kitchen Night.: 122-251?
U.SUE ASSOCIATION, a United
ho Record, of Seminole
%%'hose residence and a,i' (ii IN(Efl)' %O• ISSII
522.4514 rurnished 5t, all utilities 14 kIck
CASH
equipped, citru, trees. $13'
$
States corporation,
County, l-'lorida.
No. Seminole No. 131.73)1
dress is
'rIlE IIOc'T()N FIVE CENTS
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furnished.
$15 per tao. Es'
Plaintiff, ha. bean filed againat you in
South Centenary Road
SA%'INUS BANK.
clod.
gas, $45.00, Ne child.
PH. 323.1102
0101101 THEODOIIE CALS. the abovs.atyled suit, the short
flout. No. 3
PlaIntiff
NO QUALIFYING I
ten. 131.5164.
FHA - VA HOMES
and IItENE *IAIIY CIBA. title of which I. Federal NaWilliamson, Naw York
vs
OPIN 'TIL 9 P.M.
NO
RED
TAPE?
LOt', his wife,
tional Mortgage .Ss.ociation, a .5
Clsan, run., Apt. 121.310')
W 0 II 74 COMPLAINT ItOIIKItT C. rI:TEflS, it ux.,
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flefenIants. corporation organised under an IIA%'lNll itEi'N I"iie.i In ('hanNO CLOSING COSTS! T)"fenlant.
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NOTICE 0*' sliT IN
Act of 4'o..ire.. miii e*lsiir,g cery. in the S'irc,iit Cuurt in
NOTICE
Ill' Silt IN
$410
d.,wn
takes
over
a
nice
m(ihl'rn.I'aI: EOIIEII.0%I'HK pursuant to the Ved.ral Na- anI for $einit,oie "tenty. I'ior- *S4)ttTU tiii: I'nuE('l.natIlr
3 lieiro.,m, kitchen equipped

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CASAL.OU and 11% lI N K t b a r I e r Act, having its son, Plaintiff, vs. Evelyn PerIIELEN 2.. PETERS, his
5.1 BR.-i.2 4'3 Bath,
MARY CARALCU, his wife principal 0 ff1 ce in lb. guson, Defendant", praying for
$105 Down or maks offer. taks
wife
Some Kitch.n Equipped
3)51 $hallowforn Road
C I t y of Washington. Die, certain rTiit for the above hlY.aiI)KSCB,
over a $ B.dnoom, 154 bath
Payments I.... Than ent
boravilie, Georgia
trict of Coluinbia, l'lalntiff, named plaintiff and against
To
Inspect,
Call
(lATE CITY. %'IflflISTA
home in cio,e in nsighbor.
You. Liefrndants. are beret.; versus. JOSF1'hL I'. Kou.I:AIt yiu the aI,oys named lefer,,l.
hood,
You are ),.rei.y notified that
notified that a Complaint to ant E%'El.I5i V. K0I.I:n.sIt, ant,
a
C,lni,i,it,t
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a
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forccl'se a certain mortgage on his wife, 1)efvnhant,, and you
$1100 down takes over a nIce
NOW, TIIHIIICYOJIII, TIllS tam mortisa. eneumberin the
lb. following described pro- are required to .snv. copy IS TO NOTIFY YOU ti,at if fotluwlog described real pro2 Bedroom home In Itavenna
perty, situate, lyIng and being of your Answer or ',lI,rra plead,
you wish I.. defend agsinst perty, to-wit:
Park, with bonus of a fenc.
i Seminole Count;, I'iorlia, ing to lb. Complaint on Plain- and Contest tie above entItled
.4 in yard.
1.01 3, BLOCK 17. CaIrN.
tiff's Attorneys, CI.Ic'VELAND, action, you ar. require') to
TRY CI.UB MANOR, UNIT 531.24*0
214$ Park DrIve
Lot 1. Block 4, NOItThI on- STI:I'IiEssoN
iNS) Stl'l.I', fil. your Answer or other writ322-1134 In addition to these bargaIns
No. I, according In the p1st NIght,: 1:3-2577
TION, accordIng In the tional Bank Iluilling. P. 0. to thia Complaint with lbs
down payments a. low as
l'ial il,mk ii, lag. 25, Pub.
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plat thereof rs'conitd in Drawer Z, Sanford, l"loriii. Cierk of tue Circuit ':ourt in
$ilIe to qualIfied buyers,
lie It.o.rIs of seminole 3 IIdrv,i, partlaily furnished,
l'lat Lk.',k II, ItaliCs 11. 35 Intl fib the original AnaWsr and far Msminole County, Plot'
County.
l"l,.rida.
Large lot, fruIt tree., near
and I?, Public Itecords of or tber pleadIng in the .'ffit. Ida, and to serve a ..opy there. ha. been filed against yo In
school,
shoppIng
17.100.
$21)
Seninul. County, Florida. o the Clsrk of the CIrcuit of upon Plaintiff's attorney, the abote sSle.i stilt, arid you
Perk At's, Call 3*2.547?.
has b•en filed atainat you in Court on or bef,,re the 10th Albert N. Fill., I Masonic are required to serve a
oopy
ti, , ,sI,,,ve styl.d .uII and you day of January, A. U., 1055, If Iluilding, Sanford, VI.'rtda. on of your Ai,.iurr ..r ,,th,.'r I'Iead$ Br., I Iota, us. earl., big 1)01 Park Ace.
523.5537
sr. r quirvi to serve a oui'; you fail Ic, do s, a icc,,.' hr.' or i.rf,,r She 14th day of Jail, it'; to lbs Complaint on l'iain.
Ifee. reaaor,st.le. 211.1174
111.1111 anytime
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TIlE J5'ATUIIK of .ai.l ('om- 1113511. DEAN A LOWNDES, 333
atl..rlr). Jaiph Si. Murasko. the Complaint.
plaint I. to pray that the above East Central ln.ui..ard, Or. S RU house, Via, toom, on lie.
1'. 0. Box ;, Vera Park. Thor' This Notice shall be publish' styled Court gnat
lot. Low down py't. 333-Ill)
the
PlaInlanlo.
Florida.
fIle
antI
hi
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ida, ant fila th. original an. ii once a weal, for four con. tiff a divorce of and from
you, gunal Anewsr or other Plead. _"__I p 0%.
s.er or picadIng in lbs office •eeutive weeks In Ttt Sanford A %'incui Matninsonli.
ing in Ihs office of lbs CI.rk lbs
Clerk
of
of
lbs Circuit Ileraid, a newspaper circuiiat.
FAlL. Ito? TO ANS%%'Ie'R of II,. Circuit S'uur( on or beCourt on or before the 10th ed In Seminole County, P'bor. f...st a decree pro confess,,
be
tore the *0th day of January,
day tf January. lOSS. If you ida.
setered l,ereili against you.
1355. 3f you fail So Jo so, a ____________________________
fail to do so, a decree pro conDated this SIh day of Decetu.
WITNESS
SIT
111.741'
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the
urns pro cnnfes,o will be
p fc.su will be taken against tsr, A. D ios.
Ouiciel Scal
of
the
above
isIcen
against you for the re
you for the relief d.manded (SEAL)
51)1.4 Court at Sanford. Semi. lie? demsnled In the (omplsint.
in the Complaint.
Arthur H. Jt.ckwith, Jr.
sole mont1', Florida, thu Sib
Thu. Null,. shall be publish.
WITNESS my hand and of.
rlerk of the ('ir,',iit Court day of Uec.mb.r A. U. 1151.
•.I once a week f"r f"ur con.
ftciai seal of office at Sanford,
Icy: Martha T. Vihisn, l).C. (SEAL)
s.'rutive
weak, Ia tie IAN Ileminuii County, this 11th day ('f.E5'L;i.ANp, $TEl'llES'SON
Arthur II fleckwlth. Jr.
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of L)ecemb.r, 1181.
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Clerk of lbs £bovs Styled
DATED this Ilk day .f Ps(SEAL)
Attorns;s for l'lalntlff
Court
cen,t,er, 1113,
Arthur Ii. fleckwltli, Jr. P. 0. Drawer Z
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Martha?.
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Clerk of this CircuIt Court Suite lU
Deputy Clerk
Arthur I, lecic with, Jr.
By: Donna St. Marko.
Sanford AtlantIc Nst*oasb
Albert 11. 71tt5
Clerk of Circuit Court
fl.puty Clerk
Hank Ilicildleg
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Building
IS;: Martha '7'. VIhien
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Sanford, Florida
D.:'uty Cierk
Jan. 7. 1315
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Mortgage As.ocialion, a oar.
7511 Boston Avenue
NOTICE 13 iSEItItIlY GIVEN
poration organised under an
Piiver Spring, Maryland
that on lbs 11th day of JanSI.
Act
of Congrsas and existing
11:00
A,
at
A
swors
Complaint
having
uary, 1054 at
tho Main door of the Court. been filed against you in the pursuant to th. Federal Na.
house of Seminolo County, at Circuit Court is and lot i.mi. tlonal Mortgage Aasecistlo.

Northeast .orser .1 said
Let Iii ma theass bilk
41' 14' 11" Wset a distanes
.1 tILlS t5.t Is a point
ci lbs Westerly line of
eald V.1 lOs theae. last
$ distance .0 $75.01 feet:
th.a,s Nerik 4' ir IL"
West a distase. of 110.1$
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feet Is the p.1.1 .1 b.gla.
slag.
PWf•U.ep
lacludlag •p.elfics*ly, hit set
NOITCI II hoesby item IbM by way of limitation, the 001.
I 'a .a*siod Ii hula... at 1.wtag ft*turei Sad equipment,
'r..k Semleels Osusty,
Range, Heats, aid Air eonFlorIda, sides' the fleUtiau.
dillon.,, pifmse.tly 1*.
sams od Vera Peak Meters,
atalied.
(VIAL)
and Ibsi I steed I. mites., (SEAL)
Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.,
satd esa. .0 lbs Club .1
Arihir H. Racbwttk, Jr.
Clerk .1 lbs Circuit Court
lb. Ctrealt Iv,t, Ssmiaole
Clerk ef Circuit Court
Dy: Martha T, Viatea
Ceasty, P1.04., Is $eeor4ssse
Ryt Martha T. TIbias
Deputy Clerk
with Ii. pe.alai..i silkS Pie.
Deputy Clerk
ANDERSON, RUSH.
tit1s Na.. 11MM.. 1.-wIlt WIai.rws.dls, Hs*aie ê Ward DEAN A LOWUDES
SeMl 18,15 us$4. Ww U$ Park Ausue, Sse
AAlorssy for Pislaliff
WIal Park, Plarlis
SM Nae Cestrel B.u1sa4
18qt £4.. Mug 1*1W
Ltterasy, f. PlaintIff
Ch'lsndo, Florida
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bIdder for cash the following TRICIA RUTH WHl?TAKK1t. umbla, is the Plaintiff, aid
Plaintiff, 'ecu. RICHARD 'bUN 11- BURNS and ESTHER
deecntbd real property:
Lot 4, Bloc B, MALTBIE ADAIR WHITTAKER, Dafssd' BURNS, hIs wife, the Defend.
SHORES, according a th, ant, these preesnt.s an. to ant,, I will sell to Ike higbset
quIns you to file and best bidder for cash $1
phI thereof as recorded is cause aid
Post Book II. Page 34, your written defenses, If any, lb. Pront Door of (he ismi.
Public Ilseorde of SemI' t. the Complaint fIled bench 1 nole County Courthouse Is the
City of Sanford, County of
and l.a art'. a copy thence
o1. County, Florida
together with all etrueture., vpen Plaintiff's atlorae7a os SemInole, Stat. of Florida, at
i.provemea(s, flatm'e., appli. or before the 1st day of Jan. 11:05 A. U. en the 101-h day st
ancee, and appurte.asoee .a w'7, A. 13, 1088. otherwise a January, 1015, the following
laId land or seed La ..aJuoo. Decree Pro Confess, will be described propsrty 5i set fiFth
entered against you sad Ike is 5*14 P nil Dscise. to-wit;
lion therewith.
Lot 15$, OAKLAND M.ILLI,
This sal. Is mad. parssaat cause proceed eg parts.
t.
the
according
list
to final decree ci for.cloeuro (SEAL)
thereof
a. r.cord.4
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Arthur H. D.ckwlth, Jr..
intend I. Chancery aettoa No.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Plat Book 11. Page 04, Pcbli.
i$445 sow pendIng In the Cit.
Ninth JudIcial Circuit In Rsoords .1 h.miaole C.u(y.
suit Cowl .f sad fir Semi.
hIs County. FlorIda.
and for Sernln.Io Osuaty, Florida.
Dated this 32nd day of Di.
florida
DATED Chili 31*4 day .1
December, 1041.
Dyl Milsaheth iruaw.a'ba.. eimber, A. 13. 115$,

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reoorded In Put Book 11,
Page 5, of the Public Its.
cards 1 $.minol. Cosaty,
Florida, bounded and 4...
erlb.1 as follows: Begin
at a point 111.01 feet Pouth
01' 10' *1" West .1 the

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_1 - EEK &amp; MEEI(
'Fr Al'? I rlv.st. bath, suitevening, by appointment.I _______________________________________
Close
in. S32.$$$s.
AUTO
GLASS
•
able
Couple
for
or Sinils
I Free parking lot. 31$ PalClassified
__________________________________________ ________________________________
person. Id",hiy lc.,i,tr,t ,toa.
metto Ave. 32-0131.
INSTtLLED
town.
Inquire
_____________________
Tw 'flE ?NMT WORE Ot'lflM
]
TO
T011.
OUR
CLIENTS
at
Manuel
A CRE1-Ue WA
KIJOIU I,'JHO!
ANt" h'RIENDR
Jacobson Dept. Store, :ui
ThE i'4Cu8...
T1D.PJLJ(5, IJOT' VJSIJ
Senkarik Glass and Paint
S flay Nurseries
'f,a,,4jq CtPaiIi..,
£ VERY MERRY CYIRIPYHAS
tat St.
AND .5 II/sI'I'T NEW YEtli
Company
________________________
Phones
APT, 3350 It.:Ionahll., 110 MagnolIa
ERNEST SI. souTuwIilL) PURN.
Big Top Nursery A Kindergar.
____________________________
Ph. s::.*ssi
W.
I,
niiil'V%.
ten. Infant &amp; after school
lr. I.atord Eseha.gs
4.floom h"utn..tpt., I.iir. $50 ______________________________
I. 5%' NollTIl%%'ATtrs
care I AM tii ? flui atop for
Scooters &amp; Cycles
mo. Call after I A weekM.SIILE .t. ul.t.I:N
all ..:hools. 17-33, '4 Slits 8.
end.. 33.03$3,
3. 1.. McWIIOIITE11
anf,..td $hupping Cent.r. P
322-5612
_____________________________________________
%'espa Motot Seonias, New
_______________________________________
UCK8III P. itEltMAN
..2.IS40.
__________________________________________
________
5%'ELAKA APARTS1ET8 114
Used.
JACKIE McCItACK1N
______________________
Vr. $.mt..t. Cenaip
W
I'irst
St.
t,., i. qi., A Petyic.
______________
At.IIE11T Ii. l'KI.i.
__________________________________________
8. Polio &amp; Supplies
________
2517 W. Country Club 114.
ROSE COL'IIT APTS. 2011
I
frI Ave. l-lie.itUt.fl%. 1st
ANIMAL hAVEN. LOU sela
SOL,,TrI1\V\RD
Dial fltr,es.floor unit. Call 222-0733.
Motor. o'ter:'l Mustang
Thermostat that, Iloarding.
_________________________________
_________
________________
Net L.. Diets...
ho. Ezeellent con,Ittion, 0210,
3H.37$2. Tall corns mee us!
L
PURN. *pt. class 1*. .ri
INVESCUENI A REALTY
a.ste.
II:,ilII(uliI1(fIll,lIl ,,tut,ll(il
h1
Cowan. 115-401*.
______________________________
lii N. Park Ace,
123.0171
German Ship. Ituskies: I male.
lk)ats &amp; Motor4
III ca. $ female, ;ie •a.
_____________________________________________________________
______________________________________________
Lie 2nd Floor iJuplea Apt.. 123.
fii1Fi
C.14, f:4IZf %___...
I1.iiII
iJIIII1lI11iii itiul
!
97. 'louses For Rent
_et ..I.
_________________________
223-0443.
___________________________________________________
333-1435 apply CII Park Aye. _______________________________________
- .t . .
h.' tVat.rway
2 YR. OLD Shritand Pony, gen_____________________________________________________________
t.ocut .tIuIol:
$30 mo, up. Surplus City.
Robson
,orting (;
9.
Houses For
tie wi. L:.:.:cn. $l5'. .. L'vsr):!ng i/I oft. (lifts, cards,
_____________________________
__________________________________
Three bedroom, I bath, kitchen
Tour E5'NIIUDI; t"..ter
uipment. 1,1.00. Itobart A
honk,. Cc''ney Store, :oo Slag.
6teIO'2jl3Dl.lO 1.90
VaIl
Carpet
304-S-s
E. Lit..
Ph. 12:-SOOt
_____________________________
Jilliams. 112.531*,
nolia Ave.
___________________________
Spacious $ BR, Itciag rm.. din.
$ 5, 4 rooms turn, newly decor- ____________________________
SpecIal Ntices
lag rm.. is. Via. rm., on S
11 to 1513 1.5011.1) 2.05
ated 404 E. 14th St.
INDE.X
lot. in Luob Arbors 5*2,000. 1 Bedroom, downtown; $10 mc.
_____________________________ Tree ripened citrus. Navel.. We
312-1301,
16 to 20 4 11.50 2.52 13,80 The family of W. H. Moye ship. Albert ii. Cell, Oetssn.
111.1118.
NIcely furni.h.1 apt. Adult..
1-Lost A Focal
8l-*I.s.y Wanted
32l32S.
32-3I3, 3'4i0i.
1-Personals
S4-lai'a,s &amp;
wIsh to thank thsii- friends
5
71
1
3J
1
4.
4-Bs.utr
Care
S STORY 4 BEDROOM
SUNI.AND: 1 fiR, 2 Bath. l to2lISiI.50
IS-inauranse
and neighbors for the many
I-Day
NurserIes
On
pretty
shady
lot
in
Screened
patio.
mId.
Rent
li-Schools
A
Inauieti.se
108.
wonderful
Blue
Lustre
Electric
Car.
Kitchen
Rooms l"nr
of
ezpre,sion*
26 to 30 IS 1.10 12.7$ IL 70
1..CbilI CaPS
lawn Sanford. Older home
75-Employmost Iarvi.es
equipped; 232-7415.
____________________________
pet Shampooer for only $1
sympsthy and deeds of kind.
I-Dois-Cats.Pst.
completely remedelod with
IL-Male Help Wasted
ness shown during our reper day. Carroll Furniture
CLEAN, quiet rooms for men.
car
lO-Pouiiry - Uvest•ek
Il-Pernals Help Wanted
modern kitchen, bath A new Furnished I BIt., $75, 33.345,
cent her.'avern,nt.
C,,.
401 Magnolia. 522.0725.
MIst.
Ad-S LI..
-___________
li-Spsclal Notices
7$-Mals or Female Help
wiring. $11,005 wIth $700
_____________________________
(Ii,. 0-letter werde per ilne
with
il-Catering
Food
14-Salei Help Wanted
down, II yr.. on balance.
$l.3b Mialmum Eharl'
Iicn*uis: motor neri. install.
1 HR. newly painted, big yard, 115, Autos 1"or Sate
l(-Bicyclo RepaIrs
t7-hltuatioa Wanted
All Skip list. At. Chari._____________________________
log. Surplus part.. $15. UtKitchen equipped. $70 mc. ______________________________
S
1I-Spscial Ssr,Ieee
STEMPER AGENCY
$1-Income Propel,
Mt i-Us, tat.
$485
2Ili' ilut.DAY elrIts
IS-Interior Decorators
R.alior
I$-Buslaeas Trop.-Sa1
Appraiser - Insuros _______________________________
an
All varieties - guaranteed Ish
CONTRACT RATES
IT-Janitorial services
$I1.01
111$ &amp; French Unfurn. 1 Dl!. house; 2100
$1-Real Estate Wasted
livery. Ilolileanna Groves, Auto, washer: $45. 3H.113
ON REQUEST
Il-Landscape
Servios
$4-Real
£51115
Sal.
Cordova. 121.0274.
11w)'. 17-52, MaitIand $44
il-Builders Supplies
$7-Business RealMs
_____________________
$$u3, Glenn A. Lingl.- *::- Playhouse, 4' i I', $41. 5*3LLAS3IrIr.,) Hu,i.Lt*
$100 DOWJN'
10-Hardware
IS--Lute ro.' isis
LAKE MARY, on lake, $.bsd33
3I8.
$1.50 Per Inch
0l-ra,me---Groais
Il-Horn. Improyemeala
rooms. I bath., central air
•f I ealuma
(MIsI..
FH.A. - VA HOMES ____________
05-Acrsags
li-Plumbing
conditioning. 522.1020.
____________
Services
WOIILD HOOK EncyclopedIa.
laibS.
Il-Paintiag
01-Ilousea r
Sale
SEVERAL Outatandlng 2 A I
$6 per mo. Ph. 2U.4043.
14-Well Urilii.g
$S-Houeeisl. or RI
Bedroom Homes available is I BR, Fla. rm., Kitchen equiplloYD CABINETa,"Hz.o354.
01-House For Ilent
Il-Air
Coad.
A
Heath,
pet Furn or unfurn. 240$
all Areas of Sanford. Let tea
$9.60 DOWN
GE ilefrigerator, GE TV. *22.
RRURS
lI-Radio - Teleatsisa
100'R.eott Reatate
Orange Aro, $32-IUS.
Show you Aroundi
40o after S P. m.
the U.r.ld will set 5. .e- JET SPRAY CLEANING
*0I-Triilere-Cabsnaa
*0-Pbto A Equipest
ISI-Mobili liomes-llaIe
Partially furn, house. $85 mo.
.poa.ibl. for mere ba. .se
Roof • Eaves - Walls
30-hum. Appliaaees
ArtIcles Fur Rent
Seminole Realty
\'
ear \X'arranty
101-MobIle Hemee-Re
llc..rtect Ia,srflUS.
!.'ent,cts 3:3-4s43
ll-Musioal Instrums.ls
1*1 -2 II 7.
__________________________
il-Business Equipment
154-Trailer Spaco-Itsal
Turn,
Sanford heating &amp;
'SI
Ill-Trailer
$4-Upholstery
Lois-Sale
1001
Ram,
AC $517 flat.. $31 inn
5.
Park
Avs.
IIENT A BED
Air CondItioning
I Dft I bath $110
100-Apartaeata Per Real
Ic-Vacuum Cisaas
'ST ('ad AC ISIS flat.. t mo.
132.1351 anytins.
ftoli.way. hospital. Ba
General Sbeet Metal Work
Unturn.
105-Rams For deet
10-E*terminators
'82 Falcon stis flals. $37 inn.
Ilels, by Day, Week, or
Ike Herald reserve. •ke pri'
Oil A (las Burner Service
I lift, I bath, XI, *50
4$-Plaits - Fe.ds - bid. 115-Hotel Re...
'43 Cbs,,
0 33 Rats. $311 mn
Month.
o BF.DROOSII
lle. .1 reJ..tlsg er rectaH-Moving
ill-Rental
Ageat.
$ BR. 1% bath. NE. $11
281$
Orlando
Dr.
'II
A
Sierag.
Renault 1433 liii.. ill ni,.
____________________
CAltitOI.t.'s
i"URNITUIIE
Block
home
in
town,
Buy
now
Ma am, mdc.rII.eeat WhirS
lift.
*12.1100. Night
Ll$-Wa*tel Cs Reel
£1-Job Printlag
I bath, $10
'II ('hey.
$1 fiats. $10 mo.
Ill West 1.1.
and reedy, homestead •
322.51*1
it d.sa .bj.cileaabI. I.
1*5-Autos For
lIlt.
50-Misc.
bath,
For
IsIs
1
'00
111,1.
1
$50
_____________________________
AC
lInt..
lii?
$35 ni,.
empilon. Only 00*0.00 down,
is
She p.11ip St (hi. sew.Ui.Iineti,. portraits dens in 5:1,
115-Astos---Saie or Trade
Il-Articlss For Heal
BR, I bath, IllS
'St Chey.
$291 Hal.. $1? in...
balai,ce less than rent.
anIed 'I'o Buy
,sper,
ink and wash or pastel from ____________________________
ill-Truek.e P.r bale
11--Swap or Eacbangs
1 lIft, 1 bath, $11
'13 th.y.
15*7 lIsts. $35 inn,
JOhNNY
WALKER
25 months
p.,oiugraph.. liii, $750 *2.
lIO-AuI.mati,s lsrvi.s
il-Wanted To Buy
'52 MG
$551 Hal.. illS mn.
ItEAL, ESTATE
5t.i.i. US )uur Furniture.
IS. $11.10 Call 322-1713
UI-Seeders A Cycles
STEMPER AGENCY
55-Furniture For Sal.
$454 Hal.. $31 inn.
'03 Ford
3*3.5457
or
131.7111
after
5:10
DEADLINES
Quick Ferrice with lbs Cash.
Ill-Bests A Motors
Realtor • Appraiser - Inauror '$1 Buick
IS-Aetiques rer Sale
63
$ $5 Bali. $ 3 mo.
P m.
SUPER iIIAUINtJ P 0 d T
12 Noon Day Before
111-Uarlae Iuppli
111.4001
1010 5. French 'II i'orvalr 1757 Hal.. $37 mo.
Si-Monsy To Loss
20. iLirdware
SWAN DIViL
____________________________
l'ublication For
OS-Husineas
Upportuaitiss
INCOME
'53
$ 00 flals. $ 3 inn.
WILSON-MAII:ls FURNITURE
Fully Iq.Ipp.d
unfurn. house, 501 5%'. 'ss Chit',
ba,,(ur.1 .11.11 Cotupists
Three
houses
insertions and Kills
11.1..
Iii
.
012.114
Elm
Plym,
I:H
1110.
thy
Sell - Tra4s
2nd it. $50 montl,iy, l'h. SU' 'so here.
TEl) WU.IAMI UIJW
42S-5938
Street
.
$11,000.
Call
$593
lIsts.
IU
mu.
lIar.
(Sat. Noon For Monday)
E is:
222.5823
____________________________________
___________________________________
_1410.
: 25th
201
112-3484 _________________________________
322-5612
_________________________________
na. itralty at IU.5444.
'5 Impaia $801 11*1.. $28 sin.
(Dial Di,so()
_____________________
rvair $157 ila%s. $31 inn.
1
iliCI)R(H.)5I, furnished c,'Itaae :sc
55,
Furniture
For
Sale
_____________________________
.._u
niIis.
Fro.
Sanford
izohail.
P.
i'.s
..,
.
,...
..,
____________________
- . TV
£AUIIW$
ruat
sici Sal.. 331 tue.
at
sb
Elm
Street,
$30.00
tOMES
I'll. 113.4101 (1A1-214$
month,
Call
Harris.
Realty,
fr'tJitNlTlilli'.
Freight
dam.
WI
UKlLLED. puMp
2. I'CrsIJng
1012 SANFORD AVE.
323.5444.
• . •
ags1 bedroom and dining '77,
SI'IIINKLEH SYITEMI
•..
DO\VN
Wanted
8$. Ru) Estate - Sale
room
furniture. Maoy 1.1Cc..
All
Typee
and
SliCe
S A $ lIlt., .'c.'ilrnl location. 'II t.'hev., gouti runsilng contiI) yu aye . drtnklna prob.
64
Dodq.
Vs ftspee aid ler,ioe
I-I A 4 BEDROOMS
show
however
bay. work. 2.1111.. 1$$-o3.
Tel. *23-1374 after 1:30 p. m,
lion. $71. U3.170.
Ism. write p. 0. Sos 121$,
price isno 4damage,
IIEFOIIE UUY1'4Q CAI.I.
or lisa than
rig. _____________________________
N 'F I N I
4.Di.
STATION WASON
MONthly
PAYMENTS
San fur"
niar retail. Noil Freight ______________________________
Machine and aupply Co.
3-lilt, house cninpl.tely furn- '(3 Fort (laheny convertible;
PhthI io.oe
Richburg Realty
Damaged Furniture Sales. Housework. 122.1440.
W. liii a'
su-•.ii
lsh.t. U2.2$77.
PS, Aut", trans., sic, eondI.
IMMIHi STE I'Kt.R'IRY
NIGhT 0)112.2.1 will 207
DAY
!
17.13 South
liw
17-13, Cs.selbsrrv.
$::.8$Il
lion, U3-453S.
___________________________
____________________________
____________________________
SEE
TOUR
l's ch'sed Christmas through
. :teal tstate - Sale
.10. home
I
A
$
fill
houses
Surilay. Opel, Sunday night
U cc 4 furniture appliances,
'50
T.ltir,I, $300 mnd take over
322-3451
VA
FHA
JOHN
SAULS
AGENCY
__________________________
at 11 p. m, Verving E'HJNOO
tools, etc. Ilouutit.soltt, Lar.
22$-iSlO.
ilohiEhI'i' A. WILLIAMS
SEE 115 - ALSO ItIN't'AI.$
Friday 1 to 5, wIth or with- SNFO'RT) ILEcTRIC _________________________________
ry's Start, :15 Sasiford Its.
Bedroom.,
Fia.
room,
cornItesitor
Day 3:3-7174 Night 323-0423 PROPERTY MGR.
out. I wish everyone a Stir- (1. C Ap, Ilance.-New A Used
I'li. 327.413:..
pletely
furnIshed,
md.
wash.
'40
Chevy
Impala Convertible;
Asso.
llsymond
l.,eni.,ul.t.
ry Cristrnaal lIsle Si. hues, III M.gnohsa
112-115*
er, $121.00. mu. Lnestr.i
new top, 14$ stick, 40.0011 ac.
w,
323-3011 Atl.nlio
65
and Sales Broker
Owner.
ECIIOI.S
itEI)DING
CO.
Willur
Ave.,
lake
Mary,
tual muss. Ilidlo A hsatl'r,
__________________________ 31. 'duidcal Instrumenta
Ball-Blair Agency
MAI.AIU
%%'hita
wall
tire.,
A-i
shape.
iledding
A
Furnitura
Contact
W.
It.
Si.'t'liing,
3.
____________________________
Real Estats - Insurance
40, St. John's Realty
JINI F•I(.JI4'1"
212.0)22.
AT FACTUItY PIIlt.'I:
1110, cx. 14$. Arsilabls after
s'ial,u tuning aDS lteP&amp;ti'
O _______________________________
Iii A I'ark Avs.
$22•154l
3:2.1321 THE TIME TESTED FIItM
Ill Magnolia
1 Jan, 55,
____________________________
___________________________
____________________________
5%'. I.. Harmt.a
HS.422$
'50 Volvo completely gone over.
ito 74. Park At's.
521-5111
OtlifhIIUld and trane3IIZAI'Y ItENTAI.a - 1
I"l{EE
ES'I'iMATE
C.
A,
V11IDVON,
%OTI('13 OP silT
REAL'I"Y
New $ octave htein.Iica. key.
mission, like new. Trans'liii h1'.STLI OP l'I.l)IIIDA TO,
HIIOKER
board i,arnionic'a, $30. See tiphoi.tering A Mattress r.- Crumley-11unteith
ferred.
Must ccii. 122-Ito!.
Woodmere,
2
Ilath
nfl,
I
51
_____
$
111311%' JF.W17L $I'ENCEiI
siovatltig. New A Used Furni101 $ Perk
at Sanford Music Center,
522.1011
!U4 PARK nfl.
___ 2295
l'inrcre.t, 5 lilt, I '4 flaIl, $140 ______________________________
_______________________
DAViS. whose last known
tore. Call 51* lJ*'I4ing Mfg.
OVl'ICP:
Vren'h Ave., 121.0154.
$31-SItS
Inc.
S • •
City,
2
flfl,
I
flath
,0
121).
Automotive
$
place of residence Is
C'.. at 705 Celery Ave. $22- Real Estate
NIQIIT
522-0545
SaIe.-Itentaie Everett A. Harper
Near HAS. I liii. I Bath $ 70
.754 Jsffsrson Avenue.
III?.
121'5T01
Sti,
h"or Sale
_________________________________
i'h
233.4112
__________________________
200
W
1st
St.
Uufurnished
63
Ford
Auto Glass,
ltoche.ter, New York:
Rsvenna, $ BR, I liath $101
iIOStr.5
Tops &amp; Neat Covers
MALE
Agency
PAIILANI
4.01.
immediate occupancy or cus- Ca.s.lberry, I LIII, 1 Ilalh $ SI
against you in the Circuit
tortable washer, 410. iSle
Court in and for Seminole
I'Ll IMJ Si5il,'40I.0 itANCH
Hiawatha.
City, S liii, I Ilath
$ 71
needed Is ayaliat.la.
County, Florida, in Chancery.
822.2285 or 322-2264
LOcated 1 mile. East of Ovtede 5%'e ,i,.fl't l,elieve '.'i'c. inter.
To See, Conleci
SEAT COVER CO.
lot divorce, the abbreviated
2. SI N ENTEIIPRIIES.
Levi'.,
%'.'eatern Boots
on
11w;
11$
sltudent
instrue.
cited it real estate .'r insur.
title of which is
104 W 2nd Ni.
121.10*1
)()()
Coiieott 110.1011
Stensti'
orn
Realty
tion
Single
A
twin
engine
DOWN
Elton
Ilavis.
AltZsIY-NAVY
SURPLUS
atice ant ws have such g.,o.l
ALL WOIIK (IUARIINT)CEI)
PlaIntiff, vs. Ruby Jewel
charter
I.s.o
Aviation
ProLARGE
2
1IEI)IIOOM,
2224202101PARKDRiVE
BATH
I
310
Sanford
Ave.
Inve.tmc'nt..
Spencer 13 1 V i 5' Defendant,
ducts.i'h111.2101.
_______________________________
h,,me on corner lot with
MERRY
thi. Ti II ce is to requrl
____________________________
shads trees near town, $6,190
102
Mobile Homeis - Sale
. .
S
)'ou to file with the Clerk
Merry Christmas
Sales
Terms.
CHRISTMAS
Legal Notice 74_____
of saId Court your writ_________
NO
qualifying
except
good
'to *u. Ol'R CUSTOMERS lIeu.. traii.r, '54 Ventoura,
tell drfsnse., If any, to the ____________________________ ____________________________
Secretary,
credit; 1 lilt. 3 bath home;
EXECL;TlVt; '1 *'I•
MONZ* 4.01.
Plaintiff's complaint filed in IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT
and to
55*10, 1 BR; A-I condltioni
SYLVIA A. CLOVIS
large living Rm., separate
tl%l.E85l.%N
P'F.I.L,OW
OUR
this cause, and to 'art'. a copy NINTh J1'DICSAL CIRCUIT or
REALTORS
iaeriflce a, iow price, Call
HILT.
HTI7MPER.
JR.
dining
tm,
pati.
with
bar.
$,21.il
i"r y.ar salary,
on tie I'itintlft's att..rn.y. I"I,lliiih)fr., lN.ti) loll ,si:mi. Start at
AND TIIF.11t Ctt$TOliICllS
111.5610 or 312.21)5.
JI'AN mtt':lS
Liquidators $
l'e'ur, large lot. $14,500,
if .iusiifi.',i. u,,,Ier colsiprehot l,t,'r than II,. 3rd day of N$)I,K COUNTY,
i'ios
BETTY PItENTO7f
Tern,,.
hii't,siv., 3 year ,.t-iils'.JOI.
ClI.thCK$t% Nt), h5.Vt3
.7snur)', A. U. USS.
Motille Homes
103.
A..... i.,ie,
Rent
Largs
lrail.r
I.ot,
STENST1O1!
trainiiig program will, a
14I FRENCH AVE.
IIer.in fail not or a decree
NOTICE or suit In
H. I:. T.%l'FER
tionaily known fInCtIL'iai 'orpro confess,, will be entered Ri)it1'GAUH FOKECLO5CIIE
louse_trailer. a spaces for
AltTiIiIt I-'. I)AY
REALTY
0CC.
FEDERAL
NATIONAL
uont.
l,oration.
No
sxperirn('v
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against you.
rent an large laks, adults
Payton Realty
We Hev• Oer Owl
CLIFF B. AuIl.ES
,, WiTNESS
c.sary. tlit'e age, eiva:;on,
my hand and the tIAGhI ASOOCLaTION, a coronly. 532-7105.
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231.15012540hiawatha
at ii.si tee IlcKelvey l.aura Cl.ment
Finscs
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cmploynient background, and
seal of this Court, at Sanford, poration
Tom t.awlon
60
itiiiitt.i•:y liAttTSiAN
_____________________________ Ned Juilan
marital status: writ. Box
Florida, this 10th day of Nov.
.Iulian itenitrom
Al Ante Ons, I Dr. Trailer 10*4?. 10$Plaintiff,
%VSt. II. HTI:SIPEll
IiSCAYNI 4.01.
91.
Farms,
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Sanford
Herali.
Van406$.
ember, .5. 1). 1151.
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Admlssioes
boy, Paul Queen, David Hall,
James .1. LItton, Margaret
Debris Stimmel and baby girl,
Brown, Barbara Jan-eli, Jeff
Starke,
Mattle
Howell,
Theresa
Hanscom and baby
toy
By puj,
Santa Claus paid a special Dean Welsh, Ralph Smith, boy, Alice Guntcr, Joseph CorvIsit today to four.year.old Bonnie Tomlinsen, Sanford; Icy, George W. Simmons, John
Brenda Lee Hanscom, 313 Claude Fox, DeBary; Gertrude Ii, Bryant, Judith Irwin, lien.
Ellis, Deltona; Mary Noland, ry A, Herman, Mildred Smith,
Granada Court,
Zonnic McBride and baby boy,
The reason for this extra at- New Smyrna Beach.
Discharges
Jimmie Jackson, Velda Cain,
tentlon is that Brenda has IcuBarbara Jan-eli, Kathryn Run.
kemla and thi. probably will
go and baby girl, Sanford;
be her last Christmas with her
,.
uesrituiIon
Kay Gould, Bryan Crawford,
family.
DeBary; Derek D. Wigg, Lake
Overwhelmed by this unexSlary; Willie Wimberly and
pected limelight, Brenda hung
baby girl, Oviedo; Clinton Cut.
her bead shyly and declined
to sit on Santa's knee as she VENTURA, Calif. (IJPI) - bill, Orange City,
Pennsylvania will be featured, opened a big box containing Richard Tracy, serving a 50.
day sentence for a (raffle yb.
with Jim Simpson as host and a doll and doll clothes,
flr.ytAa I. flu, ,Iauohtpr nO lsli,m
haa n.fiti,m.it S,,n.rinp
.--.--,,.-Bill Cullen as special guest.
IN TUE CIRCUIT COURT OP
Kenneth
WISE NINTH Jt1fllCIi*. elKHanacom
jail
barber
cut
his
hair
short.
corn,
a
Navy
family.
CUlT 0*' AND FOR SEMINOLB
7:304:30 P.M. CBS. Tbe
doTracy maintained In a peti. (oI'NTY, I'LOnit)I.
Jackie Gleason Show. A do-' Is with the maintenance
CHANCERy NO,
partment at Sanford Naval Air tion that the haircut was do. FALL RiVER SAVINGS
hlghtful show, don, entirely
DANK,
'rhey hay, six other liberate and in retaliation for
&amp;atloc.
PlaintIff,
in pantomime with music and
children, Gail, 14, Yvonne and his writing a series of habeas v..
dancing, Greason, as th. poor
F.IINEST A. DELIVEAU, 'JR.,
Wayne, 12.year-otd twins, corpus petitions from the •
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soul, goes to fairy tal, land,
Defendants.
Glenn, 11, Bryan, three, and Ventura County Jail.
where he meets all the familNOTICE OP sUiT
two.d.ay.old Karl,
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TOe Donna 0. llsliveate
ar characters of childhood:
The unicorns learned in
4701 131cr Street
N
Goldilocks and friends; Little March that Brenda had the
Delievllle, Illinois
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ARE hereby nottfied
Ho-Peep; Alice in Wonderland fatal blood disease. She 11
NOTICE 0P' StilT
a Complaint to foreclos, a
and so forth, Gleason I. of unt1' the care of physicians TuB sTITIS OP P'l.ORID* TO that
mortgage encumbering lbs tel.
SHP.L.tTE
I'4AC 11A51510N0, lowing real properly:
course a master of pantomime,
at the Orlando Air Force Base
nE8IflI:.'cE UNKNOWN.
Lot 24, Block 5. NORTh
A sworn Complaint having
and thu would be a lovely hospital
2. A N DO TOW'NBITE
been filed against you in Cir.
end of Christmas Day for
FOURTH ADDITION,
_______________________________ cult Court in and for Seminole
_____________________________
cording
to the piat there.
children.
County. Florida, by JOHN 13.
of as recorded in Flat
HAMMOND, Plsintiff. for div.
Ilook II, page 1$, Public
ore., versus SIIRI,LTFI MAE
Ecuador's 1I,347.toot CobRecord. of Seminolo coun.
the ceart . 1b ceuty HAMMOND, Defendant, these
ty, Florida
paxi Is one of lbs world's high.
Ida, In Pr.bete,
eat activ. volcanoes.
to appear and file your Answer the above-styled suit, and you
a rus Estate ef
or other defense
or plea,ling
requIred to serv. a
ISERTHA A. HAGAN,
bsreln
with
the Clerk
of the of your
Deceased. Circuit
Court
of Seminole
An.w.r to the Corn.
Legal
plaint
on lb. Plaintiff's at.
1'. All C,.d1tee .a4
ese County, Florida, and serve a
Ilaviag t*ala or D.*ada copy thereof on Plaintiff'. Al- torneys, van din Berg A Gay,
SN WEB CIRCUIT COURT, Agalasi SaId Be15t5*
torney, Carroll Burke, Attor- p. 0. hex 2407, Orlando, Thor.
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCVIT,
You and each of you are n.y at I.*w, Sanford Atlantic Ida, and to tIle lb. original of
IN
AND roa IRBINOLE hereby notified and required National
Dank Building, San- such Answer with the Clerk
COUNTY, FLORIDA,
to present any claims and di. ford, Florida, on or befors the of the aforesaid Circuit Court
in CHANCERY NO. 11411
which you, or eitb.r of 20th day of January, A. 13. 1058, OIl or b.fore lbs 34th day of
HG*TUAOB VOR$CLO5V*B minds
you, may have agaInst lbs or otherwise decree pro con- 'Jaaty, 1058. If you fail to do
CAMIIRIDOF. FEDERAL sAy.
stats of BERTHA A. HAGAN, feeso will be entered against so, a d.crae pro oonf•sso will
!NOI AND LOAN AS5OCIA. dscsas.d, late of said County,
be taken era rest you for the
TION, a corporation organised to the County Judge of Semi. The Sanford Herald is de- relief demanded I. he Corn.
and •zistig under the law, of nole County, Florida, it hi. signaled as a newspaper of plaint,
lbs United huh of America, office In the courthouse of gsnsrsi circulation in which
!(hi. Notice shall be published
Plaintiff, said County at Sanford, Flor. this citation shall be published 011CC a week for four con.ecua..
Ida, within six calendar months ones each week for four con- live weeks Ia lb. Sanford 11cr.
CECiL 3. IMZTII and ANNA from the Urn. of the tint pub- sscutive weeks.
aId.
JEAN SMITH, a/k/a ANNA .7. licatioa of this otice, Two WITNESS my hand an oUtDated this *2nd day .5 Di.
SMITH, hls wit.,
copIes of each claim or demand clal seal of the Clerk of I). oernber, 114$.
D.fendanis. shall bs in writIng and shall Circuit Court on this the 11th (tEAL)
CLERK's NOTICE OP SALE
NOTICE IS HEREUT GIVEN post office adirea. of the (SEAL)
Clirk of the Circuit Court
(hat under a Decree of Pore- claimant, and shall be sworn
By: Donna St. liarkos
Arthur If. Ileckwllh, In,
closure and Nat. .nt.red by to by lbs claimant, his agent,
Deputy Clerk
Clerk of Circuit Court
the Judg. of lb. Circuit Court or attornsy and accompanied
Publish
Dee. 24, 11, 111$ A Jan.
Martha T. Viblen
Dy:
of lb. Ninth Judicial Circuit, by a filing fee of one dollar
1. I4 105$.
C.
in and for Seminole County. and such claim or demand not Carroll Burke
CDT-TO
Florida, on the 21.1 day of so filed shall be void.
Attorney at Law
IN THE CIRCUIT COVE?
December, 1081, In a certain
/s/ itobert 2.. Hagan
Panford Atlantic National
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT or
cause between CAMBRIDGE
As executor of the Last Bank Building
FLORIDA IN AND POE SiCKle
FEDERAL, SAVINOC AND
Will and Testament of
Sanford, Florida
SOLE
COUNTY,
LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cot.
HADAN,
BERThA A.,
Attorney for l'laintiff
CHANCERY 50, is
poratloa organheed and .ai.t.
Deceased.
I'uWish
Dec.
17,
34.
$1,
1005
ing under lbs law. of the 010 A. SI'EER.
NOTICE OS'
Jan. 7, 1040
FORECLOsURE SALE
United state, of America. hay. Attorney for said 1,1st.
lag it. principal place at busi- 111 Magnolia Avenue
FliDHItAL NATIONAL MORT.
ness at IS-A Drsttle Strait, Sanford, Florida
SN TILE CIRCUIT COURT, GAGE ASSOCIATION, a Cor.
Harvard Square, Cambridge Publish Dci, $, 10, 17, 54, 1011 NINTH JUDICiAL CIRCUIT, poration,
II, Massachusetts, Plantift, CDT'S
SEMINOLE
PlaIntiff,
IN AND FOR
and CECIL .7. SMITH and AN.
COUNTY, PLORIDA.
NA lEAN ClitTif. a/k/a ANNA IN TUB CIRCUIT COVE? OP IN CHANCERY NO. 115$?
301111 H. BURNS and ESTHER
1. SMITH. his wits, Dtend. THE 515111 JUDICIAL VIE.
IIUIINS, his wife,
NOTICE OP lUST
ante. being Chancery No. *1401, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PATRICIA RUTH WHITTAK.
Defendants
I will sell at public auctIon to COUNTY, FLORiDA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ER,
the highest bidder for cub at CHANCERY NO. $544S
Plaintiff, pursuant to a Final Deorse of
Foreelo.ur. dated the 22nd day
ths Courthouse in the City of TIlE PENN hititUAl. LIVE vs.

real property deecribed as follows:
A parcel of land ii Lets 11
and 14 in Block "H" of
LAKE BRANTLEY IILMI
SiCCONI) ADDITION, Seminole County, Florida, ac.

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Houle soling. Anoollift Pastor

Sunday school - tales all 1111.
11:01 a. a.
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Evening Worship
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dreana of toys, and Sweets, wd games,
two fitUe rascals? Christmas thofr day
and lots of wonderful thinpi
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i f or children, yes. But, Christmas Is for .vwuiI d, too. It's a time
to give, a time to receive. But, sometimes the spiritual side Is overlooked; not deliberte1y, of course, but lost In the delightful chaos of cheer and joy and fun.
'riien remind yourself, to go to church-your choice! Pause there to pray, to give
thanks for all you have received; especially, that wonderful gilt, the gift of God Himpelt, In Ills Infant Son. Christmas ls Qwlst's day, ills bday!
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Sunday School - 11:00 a. a.
junday School - Sill 5. a.
SubJects 'Christian Science'
Worship Pei,101 - $1 60 a. a.
Wednesday Service
Sill p. a.
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Training Union
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Evening Worship - T:ll P. a.
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Conquerors
Friday

HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC.
1lW3. 174 SilIfOrd

J. C. PENNEY COMPANY
C. L. Robinson and Staff

BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC
901 W. lit. SLO Sanford

CHELSEA TITLE AND
GUARANTY CO.
119 W. First, Sanford

COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS of
AMERICA
Telephone Employees
Local No. 8108

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Mr. &amp; Mrs. M. K. Strickland

A. DUDA &amp; SONS, INC.
Slaviat Flairlds

FOOD FAIR STORES, INC.
Robert Sulouff and EbiPIO3TSSS

I. D. PLANTE INC.
Oviedo, Fk

LEE BROTHERS
Plumbing, lisatln&amp; Air Conditioning

PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO.
J. U. Cameron and Staff

PUBLIX MARKETS
and Employees

Astlook Baptist Church. Oviel.

central BaptIst Church. 1511 Oak An.
Chviuela Pixel SapUSt Church
ChsiIuota baptial MissI.s
X164 lptIii Baptist Chard,
Oil
Piret Saplisi Church, all Park Ave.
Baptist ChVch
Fria

New Mt. Calvary Mbuioaary baptist
illS W. $551 .
Hsw Salem Primitive baptist Chunk,
sal W. t
Now Mt. li.i Baptist Church. 171$ P.sr Ave
Oakiawn Baptist Church, 3745 W. 10th it.
Oslesa Nautili Church
Pisosreas MapUM Church 1*0 W. Ours Rd.
Prairi. Lake Japilet Church, Ridge Rd.,
Tern Park
ProViso M*isi.suP BaPtiSt Church, Midway
loud $111.1 Misoleaury Baptist Church.
West Sanford
$ualIU Baptist Church, $uMan4 Natal..
Si. James Miselosery Baptist Church
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Ii. Paul Mlaslssa,y baptist Chard,
AL
SI. Matthews ILselusry Baptist Church
solots
Rapt1.I Clutch.

Lec11$1O Ipriwe
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Tires Baptist Char.k.I
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First RepaSs Chunk •* Lsepw.el, ,,
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CHRISTIAN
First Christian Church. iSO? I. Suferl Am

CONOREOAT1ONAL
Congregational Christ" Church
3401 Park Ave
Itortholde Chriatisa Church.

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cau*ca OF CHRIST
Church 01 Christ. liii 5. Pork Lvi
Church of Christ. Geneva
Church .1 ChrIst, Lake Mary
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Church of God, 1144 5. rrssel

Church of God. Ovied.
Church 1 0d Misoles. NssWptIss

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GOOd Shepherd United 1*lkern,
bee S. Orlando D.
Lstbsrsa Church 51 51 badSseI,
in W. 1011 PIece
Meseish Lutheran chard, Amorless Liglea
Hall, Pratt is Lake, Fors Park

It. Lukas Lutheras Church. at. on S1&amp;v$s
METHODIST
IsraelI Memorial M.tkediat Church. N.
Dobery Ave.. batarpriso
Rear
sihodiol Church
Bethel L.M.E. Church. Canaan Heights

CUsalhsrry C.aauilty Methodist ChStsh,
Hwy. 11.51 5 Piney RIdge Rd., Casseibenry
Deisry Community Me diSi Church V.
Mlgklasda. Dusty
Christ Msthd Let Chunk
hiatt Estate.
P1,51 Methodist Chur.h. 410 Park Ave
Tires Methodist Church of Oviedo
15,51
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HIS Sa.fed Ave.
Pr.. Mthodist Chard, ill V. 411 .1.
Os.eva Methodist Chard. Guys
Oreco Methodist Church. Osors *4
Orui Chapel L.M.I. Chard, Oviede
Oskgr,vs M.tholist Church, Oviedo
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Couselty Presbyterian

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Tirsi Preabrierias Church •I no
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WINN DIXIE STORES
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B. E. Aiken, Jr.
Dottie Austin
Raymond Bellamy

SHYHITH DAY ADVENTIST
Forest Lake Isvsnlh.day Adventist Church,
Hwy. 410. retest City
S.,.a(h.Lay *1,5511.1 Church, Maitlasi
Ave. Altamonte Upriags
Isatort S.vesth.day AdveaUst Church,

Beryle Black
William H. Braswell

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OTHER CHUPICIIU

Paul R. Brookshire
David M. Brown
Johnny M. Cameron
John Victor Charron
Margaret E. Echelberger

Allen's A.M.*. Church, OlIve 5 1311
church of God Is Christ. Ovid.
Chisels Community Church
Church of G at Prophesy, lIST 11* Ave.
Church •f 0.4 Miubos, baterprtse
Church .t Jesus Christ of 1111W Dsp
huh, 1511 Park Ave.
Community Chap.l, AlIaa.sto IprI.s
Hasten Orthodu Church. IL Johns Chry.
seetem Chapel, Hwy. IT.$l, lens Park
t1 $ags.Us
Coagragatlea II

Phyllis B. Elmore

Johnny English
Walter A. Glelow
Winifred F. Glelow
Steven W. Garver
Roy D. Green
Raymond C. Hays
John Hull
Anna Jardine
George G. Kemp

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Hii$do• 1151* of Jehovah's Witsem
lake Moire. Vail. *183 W. Third It.
First Peaiecostal Church or L,engwood
Full Gospel Taborsacl. IllS Country Club
Mt. Olive Melissa. Church, Oak Hill
Coteos
Pisesrest Aweably •t Cod, IttI S 51*
laaf.rd L'IIaus Church, lilt I. Park Ave.
hut srI C.agvsgst$.a 51 Jabovsha W&amp;t
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Correspondents

Barry S. Lawes
Elizabeth Long
Norma K. Platt
Janie L. Shoemaker
Samuel Hagen Stanley
Raymond L Stevens
It. L. Tenney
Jeanette L. Torbett
Fred Van Pelt
Bill Vincent, Jr.
Frank It. Voltolins

Jlarriett, Waddell
Clyde Walls
Fred Wells
Julia B. Wells
Thomas Whigham
Doris Williams
Lewis E. Williams
David L. Willis
Laura Frances Willis
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Julia Bartos
Jane Ciaselberry
Mrs. John Cochran.
Margaret Cosby
Ruth Davidson
Donna Estee
Mildred Haney
Mrs. Ritchie Har ris
Mrs. If. L. Johnson
Mrs. John .•
Mrs. Jos. E. Mattleux
Maryann Miles
Mrs. Clarence Snyder
Frances Waster

Herald Carriers
Bob Alexander
Jim Ashfor4
Nelson Baldwin
Otto Bartop
Bruce Davidson

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Billy Fowls,
James Fowls,
W. H. Gaines
Fred Gans
V. U. Griner
Blanch. Harriett
Ken Harriett
Jim I1ill
Doyle Knotta
Oliver Kobylak
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Wesley Lee
Tommy LePaig.
Joe Lewis Little
Paul Millnlagel
Larry Moore
Reldon Moor
Lou Palmer
David Penlcks
Mike Pletrantoul
Richard Place
Ronald Renaud
Stormy Richards
Ion Simerly
Carl Stubbing.
Bill Triplett
Clyde Trosper
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Companies
Irving L Pryor and Staff

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Don Hawkins, Manager

STIUCKLAND.MORRISON, INC.
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Herb Stenstrom and Staff

COBIA BOATS
Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc.
Harold Slam and Employees

ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT WIL$ON.MAXER FURNITURE
Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson
Rose &amp; Wilka Bowman &amp; Employees

SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Mt. lisa Missionary laptiot. Sipos Lvi.
Now bethel Missiesary lapUst Church,
Ilk ft S Iliekory Ave.

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MORTUARY
Eunice L Wilson and Staff

ICILGORE SEED COMPANY
1400 W. lit. St., Sanford

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SchoolUsardali Chapel - 3:04 p. a.
Pioneer PsIlowshlp 5:00 V. a.
Senior HI Fellowship 5:00 p.m.

SANFORD ATLANTIC
NATIONAL BANK
Howard He Hodges and Staff

CELERY CITY
PRINTING CO., INC.

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SEMINOLE LODGE
Nursing &amp; Convalescence Residence
300 South Bay Ave., Sanford, r'i

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IITOLI
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Rev. Robert )tJenita Pastor
Morning Worship - Sill a. M.
Sunday
school
p:ss
a. a.
Morning Worship - 10:11 a. a.
HYP Meeting. - 5:15 p. a.
(intermediate. Senior)
Zvssisg Worship - till p. a.

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Jimmy Crappa and Employees

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GRACE METHOD IST CHWIC*
Onors Rd.. 51 Woodland Ave.,
Rev. John H. Rim.. Jr., Pastor
0:41 a. a.
Churol School
Morning Worship - 11:14 a. a.
$ill D. a.
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Au'roMO'rIvE
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FIRST PENTECOSTAL
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661 Orange street

W. eo.r.. - Pastor
Sunday School
5:11 a. a.
Worship Service - 15:35 a. a.

ddrses aba(S) For the Wile
c his waninadt7 ad 1IlOiIk
alt
mob his J5l and lI5II4

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DAMLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH

llbIe School
Morning Worship
Eve n i n g Service

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Morning Worship
Evening Worship - 5,00 p. a.
Till p. a6
bible Clsoo Wed.

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Hwy. 11-13)

RsI.l Brower Jr. Evangelist
Sill a. a.
Bib e Ichool
Horning Worship - site a. a.
p. ening Worship - 5:10 P. a.
Wed. Prays? Service Till R. a.

TaLinI*$ Uniis .... Sill p a.
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Third Sunday
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HOLY CROSS
401 5., Park Ave.
The Rev.
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000 a. a. - Family service
11:00 a. a. - Morning Prayer

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TIob.rt Dean, - P410151W
Sunday School - 11:11 a. a.
Worship Service - 11:111. n6
Evining Service - Till P. a.
Radio $ro$deast-.
W.T.H.L Sun. - Sift a. a.

WXITMS utimilOWARY

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Vicar
Holy Commenlos - 1:01 a. a. Paul Uick.a
Pastor
0.41 a. m.
Sunday School
Fami ly service &amp;
Sill a. a.
Morning Worship - 10:10
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Youth Hour
0:00 P. a.
Evangeliaflo service 7:00 P. a.

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FIRST SOUTHERN
IOETHODII? CHURCH
3460 Sanford Ave.
Durward H. KJight
Pastor
0:41 A
Sunday School
Epwortb Isagus . 4:00 V. ra.
Worship lorries - 1:30 V. a.

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Rev. Robert Welch Sunday School - 0:41 a.
Wor.hl? Service - 10:45 1. E ngeiistIcSirv._1110P. a.

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Griffin - Pastor

Alli8flCO
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Ull Park Ave, at 14th

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Horsing Worship - 11:01 a. a.

Wed. Prayer Service 7:54 p.m.

zi..rn CPRflWI BAPTIST

Ivesini Worship

Ill p. a.

1. Wed.

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Old Orlando 14. it Hector Ave

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Wed. Ptayit $.rvie Till p a.

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t Christmas At The Front

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SAtGON (UPI) — Christ. be the dinner bell. Others *111 when It hit a land mine near
man is usually a time of joy. watch their Christmas drift to Da Nang.
but there will be little to eels. ground beneath a parachute "I just cot home from
that blossoms from the belly Spain," recalled the young
brats when the birthday of the
now a member of the
of an olive drab or camouLI
till fl&amp;,jofl at war this
LM4W PS?.

For some Americans and

fit ..pslnted transport

twle..ttacked

plans.

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Construe.

took
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the chances turns. I have two kids and
W
F •r away
so
175,000 Americans in VietNam that it will be workable this one on the way. Then we visit.
ed my family (Angelo and
Christmas will be
this
We will celebrate Christ
well-deserved rest,
"7 mu bet. in the j*3igI.," I&amp;75 Connie Fravola ci 160 Pacific
New York) and let them
Christmas
the presenc, of loved ons Army Capt. J. Ward Hagin St.,
spoil their grandchildren."
glow with
" will
Chandler Blvd.)
Sgt. Meredith
Hancock,
and dressing
with'turkey
all the of (2912 WCalif., chaplain for as, of (9205 Woodman Rd.,)
11116"k,
fiW
about 80 GI's
the let Di- Richmond, Va., was with Fra.
ley
But for others, ft will be vision's First of
SMUllor4 Sec. yola when the truck WAS
ygk%
jut another day In tilis fields 004 Inf&amp;ntry.
blown up by the Viet Cong
with the tarrifyint thump of
But ft will not be the mine. Miraculously, neither
merftn &amp;M the r"s of ma.
thine rum drownint out the Chrisbou we knovr at home. =a was injured.
was horn, on leave last
sound
g
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but
no
lights,
because
Christmas
(and) celebrated
DISTRIBUTOR
a transistor radio.
THE PURE OIL COMPANY
For these Americars. the "*rythIng to 'blackout' after with my kids," said the ma.
W.Ith ST.
322-4342 whining sound of an Amy or darkamp" when even the glow rins serreent. "We just went
cigarette to an Invite., around and visited *11 OUT
Marine Corps' helicopter Will
lion for sni pers bullet,"
relatives. They all live
"i was horns last Christ- Richmond."
am,* said Tony Frarol&amp;, 22, Marine Cpl. We.1dence Perall (7 Marine Way) Now York ry, 25, of (822-0 Warnock
City, " he survey
the Place.) Philadelphia, Is miss.
emoaldering wreckage of a Ing Christmas with his family
truck In which be wan riding _ for the second straight year.

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Sanford Corps of the Army.
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the Communists who man the of Headquarters Company, 3rd
other side of the dernllltar- Brigatle, 2nd U. S. Infantry
Ized zone.
Division.
This vigil has now lasted lAplume, who Is from Worover 12 years, and it is one cester, Mass., is stationed
of history's longest armed along the western part of the
demilitarized zone.
Sam. Thought
The same thought In shared
by SP-4 Gary Gabrielli of "A"
Troop, Second Squadron, loth
II 1111111
Cavalry, 7th U S Infantr)
Division.
"It's everyone's responil- "
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EVELYN'S

NATURAL GAS COMPANY
AND EMPLOYEES
SANFORD

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don't like being separated
Many of the American from my family on Christmas,
troops are emake every night but It Is necessary," says Staff
in &amp; constAnt vigil against Sergeant Jam." F 1801ime

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Mel Im W11 IP

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War Armistice line, and Is line.
addressed to their Korean Certainly they mu, their
friends who live in the area, families and beloved ones on
The message, Army grammar Christmas. But they know
and all, sums up what the 50,. what they are here for.
(ft American troops stationed "I'rn here todoa job asa
in this divided peninsula are
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U. S. Inf&amp;n- but
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western part of the Korean are stationed on the front

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Christmas Is no exception.
manning the demllit&amp;r.
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enre Is with the Second
Squadron, 10 Cavalry, Ith U.
S. Infantry Division.
All the GI's are &amp;war@ that
als In freedom's frontier, anti
that they are entrusted with
it mission in defense of free-

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lngton Monument. The display also includes 53

smaller trees decorated with 11.000 red lights
and circling the ellipse.
(NEA Telephoto)

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NATIONAL T11BE—The nation's Christmas
tree, an 80-foot blue spruce from the Fort Apac.
he Indian reservation in Arizona, glows with
more than 6,000 blue and green lights on the
Ellipse between the White liollse and the Wash.

the quiet but tense fmntlino
In Korea, as Is the came with
I'fe Charles Kobaca of Elm
hurst Queens, New York City.
But the prevailing feeling
among the GI's Is. in the
words of SPC_4 Jesus Florence of San Juan, Tax.
one has to be there, and It

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LAKE MARY FLORIDA

MMSING and CONVALESCENT HOME INC.
300 S. BAY AVE.
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wasted," Gabrielli says.
Gabriellf, who Is from Portnice. Ind.. Is stationed along
the central wart of the dem
tarized soniv, about 40 miles
l.
For some°: the GI's it is
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LYNDA HIcISON
PAMELA MEADOWS

And the New Year bring Peace.

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dinners and social events and children who leave a shoe on merited
jugs filled with
festivities in addition the window .111. Th e elves toys, fruits and candies. Blind.
to the religious obees-vanoes. are the "reformed" sons of folded children wield sticks
And the children should have the troll ar3da, Iceland's,smash the Jugs and claim the
no fear — thins Is Is SMa bogey - woman. The special goodies that spill out,
Claus t iosi other legendary holiday feast on th e Island In Roast pig Is also the main
gift-bearer.
the Arctic Is broil ed ptarml. dish at holiday luaus in Ha.
The emphasIs is is tell, can (snow grouse) with can waif. The island state puts
gious eirvancas In JOldili'S died pota toes, red cabbage on a special display of dec.
B.thlsbem whete tlii Chilit and $rich creamsauce,
orated trees on famed Waikiki
Child WU bOIL Special
Closer to home, Americans Beach. For an extri bit of
Christmas Xve misses are
Christmas cheer, try the Mal
held In the Church of the Na.
Tall at th e Surf Bar in the
tivity built over the tridi. Toy Smugglers
Royal Hawaiian.
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place. Lucia has been escorted
custom, and traditions of the a common eight In many her Christian beliefs.
old-fashioned rural housesold. homes. From the home it It usually fails to the win, through the streets with her
In the last days before spread to the church and the nor of the Nobel iltoraturn maids .-. her competitors in
Sweden's longest and most school and today illuminated prize — who himself receives the Lucia contest.
season, Christmas trees brighten the his diploma and prize check Lucia Day Is regularly eel..
elaborate festive
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elected Lucia, a beautiful girl buns, coffee and warm, burnt
public
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to
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apartment houses and office
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(UPI)
sembiss a sprawling Christ, were rope cats corncob don. "The last dictator built
ma' tree, aellUer with lights. keys and handwoven
string many apartment houses for
This United Stat.s visitor,
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families flocked back to their
of old world and new, great All over Caracas, hundreds shacks where they can live
wealth and terrible poverty, of small, ramshackle dwell. in greater Independence and
and day-long bumpor
to. Ines cling precariously to the keep their pets, including
bumper traffic in the heart hillside., often side by side does, eats, chickens and bird,
of the city,
with ultra-modern high-rise in vivid tropical colors.
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sticky-sweet sugar cane bev.
nsage, to ballpoint pens, pta..
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tie Santa Clause., souvenirs
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guests of the Venezuelan
Department of Tourism. VI.
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States an popular but they're
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vendors and Independent markets. Trucks at fresh fruit
and vegetables follow door-to.
door routes In rldenUaI I
neighborhoods. Some fruit
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night to sell everything from Luby of Port Washington, N.Y., serving In Viet Nam,
assured a Merry Christmas for the 500 cblldr.ilt of an
needles to religious art.
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term also Is appropriat, for then
to play Santa for lb. Vietnamese or'
Caraqu.nos In general. They
McNally sits among some Of the more
line late and dance at lively
than 1,300 ti3i collected for the orphanage.
night clubs into the small
hours of the morning.
It's in old Venezuelan cus010
tots to give to ons who au.
mires It the object be ad.
mires.
This I learned after anodo
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lacketo I declined, with thanks:
she insisted; so I tried on the
Jacket and only when she
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The letter, start arriving fly."
I everywhere," she said. "In to. imately 5,000 letters. Natural. iist of printed letters
Mrs. Jantuncn has been tak. day's batch there were several ly, moat of them were from able in Finnish, Swedish
cry autumn, usually in Ocbar. They are of many dif. Ing cars of the job for five from Australia, but most for. Finnish children, but we also English
authored by
rent kinds, from many dii. years. In the weeks before sign letters come from Eng- got some 400 foreign letters." two best.known Finnish am
rent countries. But they all Christmas, she answers an land.
She said every letter that es-n story-tellers, Tome .1
me one destination—Santa average of 100 letters a day. "During the weeks before has a legible return address is sacs and ICyill Koski.
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at the Helsinki post office.
frontier guards roam. The
PRESIDENTIAL GREETINGS—A water color winter view of the White
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for@
the letters WV sterol
House graces the 1966 Christmas greeting from President and Mrs.
nit for the rimious answer
but the spo(
Johnson.
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Other local arts and crafts
likely to appeal to U.S. shop.
pers include alpargatna, which
are colorful sandals with one.
ilece leather soles and woven
uts-Ing tops; giusjirss, which
ire Indian thong sandals with
wool pompoms about 5 inches
In di.ameter.
But don't look for any Of
Lhess things soon in U. I.
ihops, We was told that Vest.
asuala does not yet produe.
meet local
tourist demand.
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11ro-o-0-i come from SinterAll in all, December in a snug valley welcoming friend.
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"Zwarta Piet" (Illack Pete). for tho DutA-h with their Dec. and neighbors to Chrisman
services at the village church.
(I "Sinterklaas,"
'Reverential themes contin1N t
Christmas and
ew us to enjoy stently suppitirt
put their shoes before thn Year's evo which. As elsefrom the public, the Group
rnant.h'picco filled with straw where, is the time for party.
also said.
tic Carrots for Sintorklans' Ing Into the now year.
More than 2.7 billion Christ
white horse on which he rides
man
will be mailed hi s
through the sky. No rein-leer, There
tin a re about 300 species
season, ac'cnuiin trtcan
—but he does drop his pr
Iviless bees and all of
ArtlaO., which based Its estlents clown the chimney.
them are much smaller than mats on government figures.
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nutu,wawound (UPI) -The Christmastree
"We don't have any," she do
stairs, around th
a establishing a
said.
teddy bears, th rough the skis industry
(ass. Mosco a second biggts..
'in the entire store?' I and past the mama dell. tional archi ve and informs
t.. store, "The House of asked.
Early .uhcppars carrying sle'd* thin center at Pennsylvania
Toss." lies Just across the "None at all." she said, with guardrail, trotted past. State University.
Complete volumes of all
"Come back tomorrow morn- Visions of sold.out signs swam
street.
national, regional and state
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don't carry sleds here," ing at eight."
through my head.
9~e salesgirl sald. "You'll have "Fight s.m.7*1
o' Other slefl-hunters br4r fit.
uuutuHhut 1u Cliru'tmat
Fight am
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'i%orld
•he 'aid in a to the line
elli An old
broheig sled tree groluerit' organizatioIla
I the city's biggest—"for sled&amp;." tone of
k---" ;-- ':t!:t "OV %koman carry!nj a
be collected find shelved
So it was off to "Children's else."
idled for five minutes with the will
I was there at right a.rn. ,3o cash registor girl before the At Penn State. The, Address to
World." four floors of toy&amp;
standing next door to l.ub- Was what seemed to be at rest of its shouted her sw'• N ational Christmas Tree 1.1I ~anka Prison on the square leftst hillf Of N1094-w's popula. People Canis slid went, and brary. 110 Forestry Building.
t niversity Park, Pa., 16803,
uninNi for the founder of the tion, Poised like bargain hunt- the line moved forward,
era at a hat sale for the open.
Soviet secret police.
Finally, I paid hey money—
i The sled section was in a ingot the doors. At the stroke anti forgot my slip. The line
Most mamals pee a gray
first-floor acreage that had of eight, the doors parted and shouted. I coll ected the slip, world devoid of color. Only
WO
surged
in.
' been ta ken over from the baby
tend everybody cheered,
a few, including man and
Sure uiuuutii.h titi n
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brought gifts to the newborn lards contented themselves Holland It is "Sintorklass" Ing At home and in r"tau- i Another noticeable trend,
Christ Child, and to Spanish with sending out ordinary who gives the young r!,rii mitts which advertise special according to American Artiste
children as well,
post cards with "Feliena Pas. presents anti th e big day of Christmas menus
is one away from the "cur:
DP. 0 rather than
Rut word has spread among runs" (Merry Christm as") giving
rim- &amp; Ives" stereotypes of
C hris tmas Eve or Day.
Spanish youngsters that Papa scrawled across them.
Weeks before Christmas winter landscapes in favor
December 6 is the feast-day trees are offered at street of modern, If se ntimental In.
Noel also be soft-hearted Tree-short Spain also Is witwhen it comes to children and nessing a grottlng custom 0 of Saint ?',irhntaa, the 119!) corners send romantic -min d ed , rprttation,
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This continues a trend th at
Various
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warn
one of Madruds large departthe Th ree Wise M en from the visit from generous old St.
last year that the growing ment stores installed both has gathered momentum in
Orient as an Integral part of Nicholas on Christmas Eve as ed
Ch ristmas in Spain.
well as from
th e prodigal custom of using natural Santa Claus and th e Three th e past few yea rs, say, the
U ntil recent years Spanish wise ..'n on their customary Christmas trees was a throat. Kings in their toy section to Group, which for three dec.
tO the nations re:foreatatlon listen to the children's re- nuka has published Yuletide
children weren't much eon- arrival date, Jan. 6.
corned about St. Nicholas. The
And other alien customs ... efforts, but the bright, gaily., quests.
greetings reprveentine the
ones the kids were really wor invading Spain during the l
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boy should have a sled. But dozens of hlentic*l sleds. that one." I said,
to the department. I claimed
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OU fliUst have a cash reg. mine and Cave It a critical
painted a (11111 red end
cow boy gets one in tune for
torr slip," said th e
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to fur cspiid partnta.
",tw \taisL)a
to the end
"Don 't worrk, said th. girl.
The search seenuci to
gift-giving holiday.
More experienced
s the very best."
When the first snow fell. I over. "Give me a sled,11 I &amp;aid. knew that, In a Ruselan store,
It better be.
flurried out to buy my son a
"Is your boy little or bit?" you queue up to pay your mon.
sled By the time I got it, asked the salesgirl.
ey, then go back to claini your
the snow was three days old "He's little," I said.
purchase — if it is still there.
find I was beginning to agree "Oh." she said, -then you
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A 15th Spanish parents are fighting putting up Christmas tree, at decorated trees went up any
Century upstart by the name what seems to be a hopeless Yuletide.
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Whereas the Christmas
As if they were counter.atorations In a typical Spanish tacking Santa Claus' firmly
the territory of Three Wise Thr" Kings.
'Men who used to have a
Businessmen have decided home a few years Ago con- establish" bewhhe", the
intool of a representation of Three Kings began appearing Of
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Christian world addressed to
the postmaster of this cross
roads hamlet in the heart of
Florida reached Its peak last
weekend.
These parcels contain ad.
dressed Christmas greeting
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"Christmas" and that they be
forwarded to the addressees.
During her 33 years a po.t.
master at Christmas, Mrs.
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marking from every country
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Mysterious Lesions

By William Lawrence, D.D.S. Of course, each patient
Th is lesion was of further
Dear Reade rs: The Pseif.
Happy New Year to the
Last Monday we took
By Polly
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and time are saved by not them on the line by thS sri"I'm scared,' writes Mrs. should be evaluated individu. Interest because it persisted
Ic Stars and Stripes, a se.
American armed and ape.
vote
and
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DEAR POLLY — Do You having to open and close a I vage so its to save the being mi-official
king
and
queen
daily newallaNI. "in the post year &amp;Uy but when a patient asks, I
cial forces the seas! We
were chosen. On Wedrics. Claire
for months, until one day on
find it difficult keeping a drawer- every time a change from wearing—MRS. W.
I've had two biopsies taken of "What's the score, docV' a
DEAR POLLY— When the per, under authority of the
love you and want you
day
the
king
told
us
that
napkin over a child's suit or Is indicated.
C
patch on the In. clear, simplified explanation a follow-up exam it wasn't
hack when the job you are
dress while the child is eathis father was being trans. s
When baby has sensitive fabric on your folding bridge Department of 1)efense,
there. Disappeared. Keratotic
ide of my cheek. The doctor should be given.
(erred out of town and they side
doing for all of us is done.
leg, particularly in * res. skin and sleeps on his tummy, chairs gives out, add a half. has a readership of some
says
there's
nothing
to
worry
'lire
are reversible and may
cause
of
leukoplakia
is
lesions
God bless you, kids.
taurant' Try knotting one
were moving, so we had bet.
put baby powder on the bed inch layer of latex foam rob. 200,000 servicemen in the
as
mysteriously as they
ter
pick
another
king
to
about,
but
that's
all
he'll
tell
not
known,
It's
often
found
in
go
Sincerely yours,
corner of the napkin and then where his knees are to help bet when you recover them. Far East, including Japan,
me. What causes it? Does it mouths of those who drink come. It a definite cause can
Abby
take
his
place.
well,
tuck this knotted corner in prevent sheet burn when he The chairs will be more corn- Korea. Okinawa, the Philip.
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took a vote and I was pick. really come from too much and smoke a lot; or bite their he established, eliminating
the neck of the child's clothes, begins kicking and movingi fortable than when new and pines, Guam and Viet Sam.
and drinking? Is it checks, or have rough filings the cause usually results in
The napkin stays put and does around to let me know he is even dummy will sit still with. James H. Shaw, their asDEAR ABBY: floes a
ed. On Friday the old king smoking
cancer?"
or poor-fitting dentures; or a cure.
sistant
feature
editor,
askdog
belong
to
the
family
not "work up" to make the awake,
came to school with the
out squirming,
Patients have a right to In. such hard candies, or snuff;
If you have a grayish white,
child feel as U be or she Is When baby Is too young to A moist piece of latex foam ed me to write a special
who buys him or to the
news that his father's boss
to quite, and doctors have an or have unclean mouths.
smoky looking spot on or unfamily
it
prefers
to
live
being choked.—H. M. !.
said they didn't have
sit in a stroller you can put i robber will solve the problems Christmas letter to the
obligation to respond by ex.
Every Once' in awhiie, lei., der your tongue, or on your
with? There is a dachshund
DEAR POLLY—
am the the infant seat in the stroller of stubborn clinging hairs "guys" who tend my ml.
move out of town, so hr plaining to them the nature slons appear without any of cheek or palate, or in the
clown the street that Is a
mother of a little p'rpoose who with the back in a semi.recLjn. from your dog and eat on umn In their paper. I did.
could he king again. Now of their disease: What is it? these "causes." Take the wisdom tooth area, chances
real little charmer. The
was a big surprise that came lag position and no padding Is' the upholstered furniture. The I And I want to share it with
the class is having trouble what's the treatment? Is case of John F. who develop. are you have a keratotic le.
along just as icon as my needed to keep him from shift- damp rubber picks up animal all my readers, since I
people who own him try to
trying
to decide who should there a choice of treatment? ed a patch of leukoplakia on sion.
is
really
know
I
reflect
your
senti.
keep him at home, but he
youngest was settled In school lag around. When baby is hairs like magic. Th
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he king, him or me. What what's the X-ray
diagnosis the mucou s membrane of his
More on these lesions In the
and I thought the time had restless and you are busy it works like a charm—CON. I mCfltS as we'll as my own.
cries and chews his rope
do you think?
and pathologist's report? And cheek, lie never smoked anti next column.
come to do all those things I Is easy to wheel him around STANCE
and cons ta ntly tries to get.
I Here' it j
"KING CIIARI.ES" "what's going to happen to had "only a nip of whkky
bad never seemed to be able to each room as you work.
Dear Guys:
And the moment hi.
DEAR KING CHARLES: _______
DEAR POLLS'— When sew.!
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for a now and ,eim." A small wedge' Iicc scItdth'r questions
to do. I am havin g th e ti me of He Is usually happy just to lag 1 put the macfine bobbms,
flow does one say '-Seais loose he heads for the
I thing you should n .'i-i:c.
act like a big bro. of tissue wss cut tron the ie. about dental health to Dr.
Ifly life and I think I am get. see you and have you talk wound with, odd colors from son'sGreeongs" to men In
home of a neighbor just as
king. And this should be a ther or benevolent father and alan (biopsy) and examined I Lawren in care of this
ting to be a better mother. to him. A folded diaper should previous se,tving jobs. on the Action where seasons are
fast as his stubby little
lesson to all kings and
say. "Don't worry." That nev. microscopicaliv. it was fou rid , paper. While he cannot anI want to share some of the be put between him and the spindle that Is intended for 'tare-ely note-ti and the surlegs will carry him. There
itiecn, Donut turn in your l er stopped anyone from wor. to be keratosis, which i. a i swer each letter personally.
ideas I have come up with plastic pad in the seat to pro. rewinding. I di'engae it a t000hlings are noti
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utica
crowns until you're certain rying and causes many peoplebenign lesion often confused letters of general interest will
that Make caring for baby vide air circulatlon.—ZELMA. bit so it will turn freely. I use home. The Yuletide in your
arms by a houseful of kids
your lather ii being trans.
worry even more.
with leukoplakia,
he answered In this column.
more fun and easier, too,
who lov, him. The parents
DEAR POLLY— I have a this thread for basting thread American homeland won't
ferred out of town.
0
I keep his diapers In a plc- practical use for old sheets. I on the current project. This he quite the same without
have offered to buy the
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Do It Yourself
size as a diaper folded to fit, garage curtains and can even at hand and it Is an easy way lions like to send you peraide help Is needed.
"PICK IS DIXIE": A
When I wash diapers I take be made Into pretty ones for to empty the bobbins and still sonal greetings with grati'
DOG LOVER
'pro" Is one who can do a
the basket to the line, told the the kitchen. I tint mine to go utilize the thread.
tuile were It possible.
DEAR DOG LOVER: It's
first-class job whether he
diapers as they come off the with any color scheme. Sun. Also when sewing, place the
I have no official tight
a dog.gonetj shame to for.
feels like it or not.
hue and put them right Into shine yellow ones made my buttons on transparent tape to speak for anyone else to
prison the hide of a mica'
By Mr. Fix
if you are using one just once, smoke while spraying. Do not
this basket hlch Is kept tin. gloomy basement a cheerful and sew through both tape convey * holiday message
ture whose heart is else.
Problems? Write
Al.Enterprise Amon. the thing to do is rent one. let anyone else in the area
• der his bed. Not only is draw- place to work. I also think my anti buttons, This assures of love and kisses, and of where. Hut the animal h.. l'y, Box 60700, Los Ang. Naper
Spraying paint rather than Since spraying Is a rapid smoke.
er space saved but motion sheets last longer I.! I hang sewing them on in a perfectly a deeply-felt prayer for
longs to the people who
rica, Calif. For a personal
faster and
If you are spraying large
your success and safety,
own it, no matter who
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reply, enclose a staniped, brushingsmoother
It on Is finish.
Fur. process you will not have to surfaces or spraying for long
gives
a
Hut I can feel the pulse of
"loves" it more, or whom
self-addressed envelope.
niture, cabinets and hard.ta. keep the equipment very period of time consider a
your country, boys, and I
the clog prefers. But keep
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gauze mask to dyer nose' anti
say it is steady and strong
trying,
list. to write letters?
You eafl apply almost any mouth. Spraying is nut some.
fly apra). Inted and large
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Send one dollar to Abby,
surfaces are covered
coveredquickly, paint with a spray gun. But thing you will do right the first
efforts, So, strange as it
DEAR ABBY: I am dcv. fox 60700, Ins Angele
However,
spraying
calls for since almost all finishes are time. You must develop a
may sound, In a place
en years old and in the
Calif., for Abby's booklet,
%%here nit'rriness is a tuurm
sixth grade. Every seunes.
"HOW TO WRITE LET. special equipment and special designed for brushing you steady hand, a smooth stroke
'l'KltS FOR Md. O1'I'A. care. Preparation must he will have to thin thein ton. as you move the spray gun
ur' anti happiness a strung.
ter the kids in our room::
By Susan tight
boy "F" no matter what his ISO PARENT
complete an ti conditions ideal. sldlt'rnhilY. Check the muanu. hack and forth anti you must
er,
Merry
Christmas
anti
elect
a
king
and
queen.
51055."
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Z'cwspape r Enterprise Allan. real grade was.
ANSWER: lbo to the teat-hSpraying is being done by fscturer'a Instructions with Lie able to keep the gun the
DEAR MIlL LIGHT: A
We went to the superin- er first—hut NOT with your
more people than ever before the gun for proper thinning. same distance front the our.
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our newspaper! "Don't Con- check It all out. Later he call. ed the hatchet, things might
spray uni ts, the aerosol-type carries recommendations,
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tendency to turn your gun in
Jacoby and Son spray
demn System Because of One ed to say he could do nothing have been different.
Try some of the mixture an are so that the spray tray.
can in which paint has
Teacher." Whom, then, are for us. We told him this sort
I can't condone the attitude
been packed under gs prea- on some scrap material be- ela farther at the aides than
we to condemn?
of thing causes dropouts, of the teacher and sup.'rin.
Here is a hand from the
it he wanted any sort of scoresure. These are excellent for furs you go to work on the it does at the center, Move
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We had the acme expert- and he said then our son tcn.ient. Nor yours either. Kay, Silodor, Karpin book
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the gun across the surface in
small jobs only. Buying paint object you are painting,
on the hand,
ence. Funny we have all this would be one.
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Spraying must be done In a smooth line parallel to the
Perhaps your son SHOULD that must have been played
Is expensive and
Do
you
see
the
line
of
play
this
way
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help at taxpayers' expense,
Then we went to see the have clroppeil Spanish as he In a mixed pair game where
cost would be prohibitive for an area with plenty of vent, surface.
at his disposal?
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ilatlon—outdooia or inside In
Work about eight Inches
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It would be absurd in rub. large jolts,
like "guidance counselor" and us to take the boy out of the students have language npti. and was not going to take her
are
the
else.
It
well-ventilated
room.
If
front
the surface. Vary thuia
inexpensive
her
bridge
but
$?
was essential
"psychologist." Yet, the guid. class, continue with tutoring tude,
partner out of three no-trump. 6753
in duplicate. At trick two, tile, self-contained spray you work outdoors it must be for optimum results. Ton
Ago
vice counselor chose to tell anti send him to summer
"WE finally got OUR
This time she was fully VQ4
9109858 South led a heart towards guns consisting of a vibra- on a calm day. Everything in close atiti the paint will run.
our son to give up Spanish. school,
credit ," indeed. Next time justified in her decision but • A10143
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I thought he was hired to
We finally got our credit, let your son fight his own South had a few anxious mo- OQ72
show up with the queen of cap and a jar to hold the cause fine droplets of paint spray may dry before it hits
i§OVTU
iron out problems and to en- But It cost us $410, plus my battles, lie may do better merits before he came out
paint. The pressure is low and will float in the air until they the surface causing a grainy
hearts It would have been
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courage students to do better, health and the time u.pent go. than you, especially if lie is Oth a top score.
texture.
Joins for South, but West the paint must be thin. Do can settle on something.
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And the psychologist exsnuin. ing to see all these people. I willing to lose the war but
It
is
best
not,
to
work
In
South won the first trick
Press the trigger just be.
that
card
and
played
It,
not
try
to
use
heavily
pig.
held
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ad our son's record., then forgot to say we went to the will the peace,
with his king of diamonds aftoccupied areas or in rooms fore you start the stroke,
Now South was able to make mented paints,
gave us a tutor. Despite the school board, too, but. the
er East played the dIUt'.
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Also in the way of light, filled with furniture. Clear keep it pressed for a split se.
11 tricks at no- trump.
Neither vulnerable
t1litoring, the teacher still members didn't want to get
Please send your school Then lie looked over tire dum- North NSA Health Wfol
This play gave him a score weight but handy equipment nik area of the hapernent anti cond After you have coniplet.
gave us poor grades,
involved because they have problems to Susan Light In my with horror,
16.
Paso 2 N.T. Pass of 21t. out of a possible 12 is the spray gun provided tape down newspapers over ccl the stroke. Alternate niov.
We called the teacher when children In school,
Of course he could run oft 36
Pass 3 N.?. Pass
care of this paper. While
in a t c It points. Apparently with many tank-type vacuum all surfaces. ilettc'r yet, work log the gun from each aids.
P.M
we discovered other students
So, where is a parent to she cannot answer each let. 10 top tricks at no-trump but Pam
someone else found the same cleaners. This, too, is a low, in the garage with the doors Overlap each stroke by about
were graded differently on go to 5• that a child who ter personally, betters of gen. he noted that there would be Opening 1.ad''• 4.
line of play. Settling for four pressure spray but good for open.
M) per cent but don't lit the
the panic test papers, lie said is intelligent gets his educa- eral interest will be answer- 11 tricks available at spades
no-trump would have given small jolt..
Ventilation is not just, a paint pile up too heavily.
he was going to give our tion? YOU tell n:e.—FELJI)- ed in this column,
if West livid either club lion' I spades,
I him only one point. One rash spray equipment that will matter of comfort. It is rue. Work front the near edge
_______ or and that the great majority j It was up to him to find I pair had reached a spade do just about everything eon' ceasary for health anti safe- of a large flat surface to the
of pairs would he
four a way to mike five no-trump slam.
slats of an sir compressor ty. Do not spray anywhere far edge. Do difficult-to.
driven by an electric motor near an open flame (consider reach areas first, large sur.
LIFT-40
and a gun connected by a this before you use the base. faces last. The overspray
fluent) or where there is the (excess spray) then will not
hose to the compressor,
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SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) - with goods and gifts, bought
Generations of kids have by catalog.
known Santa Claus as an air It's a mean trip in the win.
traveler but youngsters on the ter, acconiing to Capt. Fred
lontly Pribilof Islands, Sant1*'b l.angbuhn, ekii.iwr of the yesown backyard, would scoff at sd which makes four trips a
that . They know he comes by year to the Islands of St.
George and St. Paul.
And it's no easy journey for The l'rlbilofs are located in
Anti
a man of his years. The trip the Baring Sea, about 260
actually starts here In late miles off the coast of Alaska.
November when the motor The hardy Aleuts who live
vessel MV Pribilof loads up there rely on the ship to sup.
tdv most of their needs.
The Pribilof left here for
the Islands late In November
and was expected back by
Christmas.
Among the items aboard this
trip were fireworks. The inhabitants of the desolate Islands set off their fireworks
on New Year's Eve sine. the
u uwur'
Fourth of July falls during
the long Arctic "day," when
the sun never really sets for
months on end.

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A full-time homemaker and Any wile whose husband "We won't be able to eater.
with Alleen
Newspaper Enterprise Asso- they spent as much as $53 for mother of three says her hus- seems to resent her not help, lain at home as often as
Record Shop
Today's teen-agers have ac- elation, gives a look-see into gifts,
band makes her feel made- ing him earn a living might do now—but I guess that's not
cess to more money than their money thoughts. Geared
too lniportant, is it?
Obviously, there is sleight quatt' by always talking envi- try this approach:
"Since you seem to envy
youngsters of yesterday. And to their Christmas buying, the of hand in spreading the
"We'll both have to devote
they spend it. The question survey revealed that 87 per money among many people. ously about men whose wives men with working wives—I'm more time to the children
thinking about getting a job, when we are at home,—If I'm
most parents ask is whether cent of those interviewed Ninety per cent of the youth hell) earn a living,
By Join Crosby
unpublished. Performers have (Reprise); a fine "Tale of
they
spend it well.A survey spend their own money for said they pay up to $6 for "I know
I work longer hours But, before I go job hunting, going to be gone all day—but
I
0 of teenagers
Saturday Newspaper Enterprise Asaa, a tendency to play what. they Hoffmann" with Nicolsi God.
hail
spend
at
than
my
husband
does,"
she
we'll
have
to
figure
out
just
then
we
can
use
our
in Chicago, Dc. family and friends,
each gift and
writes, 'and I feel 1 ought to how we are going to manage afternoons to do things as a
troll, Atlanta and San Fran. The average amount spent least $5
NEW YORK
(NEA) - have heard," he says, explain. da, C,ianna D'Angelo, Ella.Some, less affluent, rely be able to take pride in the things here at home,
cisco, taken especially for was $30, although some said
family instead of your playing The Sian From A.L.K.A.N., ing why pianists are not out both &amp;hwartzkopf, Victoria
researching their own earn. tie ,as Angeles, Georg. Lonupon the family to pay their job I do. But my husband's at. "I know you like to rein golf.
th at any man whoa. In the even in gs and on week- "Oh, I'm sure we can man. Ray nond Lowenthal, has dig. posers. "It's a gloat task to
Christmas
covered that i brilliant tech. look at a piece of musk for don (Angel); Leonard Penna.
Christmas
bills. Of
the wife brings home a pay check ends—but II I work the same age. It's just a question
13
per cent gift
receiving
money
front parents or relative's, a is lucky makes me feel I'm not hours you do, we'll have to working out a completely nique and understanding of the first time anti decide the rio playing "The Debussy
my share of th e load divide up the housework in new routine'."
music is not enough for a composer's inte-ntion,u, with Preludes" (RCA Victor).
02 third said they get up to $10 carrying
OTHER
(1001) VOCAL
even
cummun sense order to get it all done at night One evening of that kind of concert pianist today.
Alkan, it Is nut enough just
to use for gifts, another third tells
must ALBUMS—"Csymmi anti the
me I am,"
mad on weekends.
as
talk
ought
to
of
*kill
undermake
any
walldegree
to
at
A
look
his
piece.
You
receives up to $25 and the There ought to be a way to
Girls from Bahia" (Warner
"I suppose we can both use looked-alter husband decide cover agent helps, too.
also know his life.
rest more than $25.
EDYTH THORN1OZ
atop that kind
lk from a our lunch hours to do the or. maybe lie—and not the man
"Musicians are slow to take Brothers); "Ella (Fitzgerald)
One of the most exciting
The teen-aged attitude to. husband—and, perhaps, there rends I've always had time to with the working wife—I, the classical albums of this past things up," he continued, in Hamburg" (Verve); "Roots
I have to look backward white lace cloth, with a great ward the amount to spend for is,
do.
lucky One,
year was Lewenthial'a record- "The public graapa tousle --Voices Inc., Anthology of
just for today, remem be ring bowl of holly for a center- individual gifts may reflect
ing, on RCA Victor, of the much quicker, is more will. Negro Music in America"
the wonderful days of Christ piece. At each corner of the the tact they are spending
extraordin arily difficult, flam. ing and open-minded than (Columbia); "Gals and Pals"
mistime when I was a little wide square table there were their own money— a reality
(Fon ta n a);"The Great (.'as.
The
Doctor
Says
boyant and prophetic music musician.,"
crystal bowls holding nuts, adults know only too well,
girl in Georgia,
Voice of Marion Williams"
Lewenthah, who plans to
of Alkan, a 19th century
This was a golden time. Our branch raisins, figs and dates. Two-thirds of the teens felt
"The Sing - Along
French composer. in order to continue his research into
was decorated with Claret, from a hu'o barrel III or lees was the right price
World
of
Trini Lopez" (Ito.
1. home
make the recording, l.ewen' neglected music anti corntrailing smilax, green and in the cellar, was served in while the remainder said $3
he is not forsak. linac); 'The Steve Lawrence
the]
spent
more
time
researchposers,
says
glossy, great sprays of holly crystal wine bottles. The dir- was sufficient.
Ins Alkan's music than The Ing the established master- Show" (Columbia),
were banked on the mantel' et came from Spain each Although the gifts purcha.. Wayne C. firmndstadt, M.D. tack of rheumatic fever) or improved by the
OTHER
GOOD INSTRIJ.
From IJ.N.C.LE. has iv- pieces. He will continue to \IF'NTAL
ALBUMS
placed
year;
also
rum for eggnog i ed may seem prosaic they inpieces, sprays were
am 2. years old and functional (of no algnific- and your need for medicine Man
-"New
play these, along with the
er spent on $ case.
dicate that few of the dollars
over the d oors and pictures, making.
The Ilia.
joy
doctor
calls
a
ancs).
The
loudness
of
$
mur.
eliminated.
I
hobby
as
well
more
obscure
mush'.
"iiut
Sounds
of
Brazil
are
frittered
on
ridiculous
have
what
The
desert—Oh!
Ambrosia,
"Music
is
a
beautiful
red
glass
globes
and
110 of Joao Donato" (RCA
ventricular septal defect. A mur gives no clue to the set.
Q—For what conditions is as
profession," the tall, there ire many who play
appeared on the light fixtures, such a. I have never seen Items, cloth es captured
Victor); "The Ferrante and
the
per
cent
of
the
gift
money
and
catheter
introduced
Into
my
torasaa.a
of
the
underlying
M.tamucil
given?
Would
It
"I
have
si
little
Mother
did
again.
My
mother
sat
at
deck
Texan
said.
these
pieces,
and
very
well,"
My
pretty
Trieher
Concert" (United
heart
a
few
years
ago
mdi.
cause.
A
functional
murmur
be
helpful
for
a
spastic ways been interested In readTHE iiE.ST
the decorating, with help from kitchen table for hours remov- another 20 per cent went for
Artists); "A Remembered
rated that there was no sig. usually disappears for a while colon?
the
cook
and
my
nurse.
The
ing
the
pulp
and
making
sure
accessories,
such
lng
through
the
literature
on
RECORD
AlBUMS
as
scarves,
..
Love-11111 Pursell" (Colum.
.1 nificant leakage. Would this Immediately aft,er exercise.
A—Uetamuell In a psyllum music. I cattle across Alkan's
christmas tree was a joy to that not a bit of while skin gloves, ties and handkerchief,
REST BUY$-1'Itol)rrt Gou.
Q—I am 50 and have an seed preparation that has name In books, and he was let on Broadway" (RCA Vic.Itia).
left In the bowl. The or.
All the replies seem to in- hole in my heart cause pain
glistening with ornaments
OTHER GOOD CLASSICAL.
and real live candles clipped angcs were so juicy, and the dicate that the teenagers conS in my chest? Will the hole enlarged heart. After a trial been described as smoothsge mentioned glowingly. But It. tot) finds the singer in the
of treatment with digits-Its, I In contrast to roughage (the was extremely difficult to best voice he has been in for AI4RUMS—"The Four Schu.
on the branches. A small N.. fruit was tossed with fine sids'red their shopping a set. ever close?
--Although * bole In the iii still short of breath. My indigestible cellulose in vs,' find his music.
gro boy, usually the son of confectioner's sugar. Then bus job.
a long tin:.:; in "My Name mann Symphonies - Leonard
partition
thick
whipped
cream
was
between the two doctor says I should have my tables and fruit). It absorbs
cook, Amelia, sat in a
"1 don't believe In playing is Allan" (Warner Brothers), Bernstein and N.Y. Philhsr.
If you enjoy Ailcen's "Sharp ventricles will never close leaky sortie valve replaced water from the contents of any composer until I know Allan Sherman spoofs Barbra manic" (Columbia); "Key.
chair watching the candles. "drifted" on top—food for the
Shooting" column, be sure to spont$lssously, It will not with an artificial one. Would the digestive tract and in. all of his music. How can Streisand (on the cover), and board Giants of the Past lie wore a wide grin and a gods!
2" (RCA Victor); "Ilan.
much too big for him while Now. Christmas is television order a copy of her new, Iii. causepaia- In your chest. this eperetics
per. creases the bulk and softness you know $ composer's style, avant garde theater. Peyton ad and
Gret.l (in English)
shows,
but
we
used
to
don
page
book,
otl,r
cause
for
"Smart
Shopper's
Some
inch
manent
relief
of
the
shortof
the
stools
without
causing
butler's coat.
his Intent, until you are fa. Place, commercials and dciiEarly Christmas morning cloaks and sing Christmas Guide," This colorful illus. pain should be sought. It the ness of breath and eliminate irritation. It is given to per- milisr with all his composi. lists on the inside; exciting with Sadler's Wells Opera
the folding doors were push. carols on our big verandah. trated book offers hundreds of leakage Is slight you need the stied for digitalist
sons who, because of an irri. tion.?"
Afrosaniba sounds from Bra- Company" (Capitol); "high.
ed open and there was THE My Father, an elegant man, Iittie.known facts about how not worry about the bole as
A—The,e s-re no Ironclad, table colon, mucous eolitis or
Allan has now been met silhan singer Wilson Sirnonal lights from La Boheme with
~ CHRISTMAS TREE, which had a beautiful voice to lead to get the best buy for your it will not get any larger with written guariantses in the spastic bowel, cannot stand ss4 conquered (Lowenthal (Capital); lush classical gui. Mirella Front and Nicolal
of age.
Mother and Father had us. My Mother always w o re money—make the
practice of medicin, because roughage and to persons has published editions of Al. tar sounds in "Juan Serrano
" my
trimmed In the night, and a small black velvet bow in your purchasing dollar. To
My daughter has a there an, always a number of with piles or other painful kin's music, and Is working Plays Popular Music of 1k for the Harp—Annle Ch.lQ
fili.d stockings hung by the her auburn hair and looked order your copy, send your heart murmur. ','hat Is the variable and unknown fee- conditions of the outlet of the on a biography of the corn- Spain and the Old World" Ian" (Angel).
name, address with zip code cause? is it dangerous?
mantelpiece. Our dog, Dixie, to prettyl I
tars Involved. Every opera. bowel,
poser, in addition to the re. (RCA Victor); an exception.
A—Your doctor
do. tbon Is a calculated risk, In
and our cat. Buff, had their Well, this is "gone with the and $1 to: Shopper's Guide,
Anyone who takes this cord), and L.wenthai has ally good instrumental album
About 30 p.r cent of Cans.
wind" but anyway — Merry do The Sanford Herald, P. 0. termine whether the murmur your case, I would say that drug should drink a- large turned his attention to Liszt in "The Don Shirley Trio—
presents under the tree.
do's 11,516,000 persons live
The turkey dinner and ChrIstmas?
Bow W. Dept. $777!, Radio Is organic (doe to a street- there is an excellent chaii, amount of water to make up
"Chopin has been carefully Water Boy" (Columbia); di's. within 200 miles of this U. S.
Monday
"Dear EdyM City Station, New York, N. V. ural ,change in the heart— that with modern heart our. for the water that is lost In Investigated. liszt has not, matic French (and very ad- border, says National
everything else were so good.
Ge10019.
Tim table was laid with a, Thornton McLcod"
eungeultal or following an at. gs;y your health should be the suit stool,
There is much of his that is ult) songs fruit, Jacques litti graphic.

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postoffice Mrs Tucker says
she does more business during the first 20 days of December than she does in all the
rest of the year. She handles
all poatolfice business herself
during 11 months but must
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Shop will be closed all day
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Scott Burns' picture isn't on
one of those Post Office pos.
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ow him just the "me.

A Christmas card addressed
merely with a picture of Scott
lth "A14J.t.lM
ten below it arrived at the
Burns home the same day It
was mailed in Sanford.
"And * Merry Christmas to
you, too," read the message
Inside. The signature? "Guess

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Dearborn Electronics is *
subsidiary of Sprague Eleetile, the nation's largest manufacturer of electronic components.
Mix of Miami Is owned by
Jonathan Logan, largest manufacturer of women's ready.
to-w ear In the world.
Incidentally, plans for the
expansion of Ails are moving
along. Employment will be al.
most doubled when the expan.
alon Is completed early next
year.

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INSTALLMENT LOAN
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P. F. Mann,
Executive Vic. President

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Mrs. Lois Housholder
Assistant Vice President
H. D. Rowland. Cashier

J. E. Andrews
J. L. Atkinson
B. S. Austin
L. J. Bass
J. C. Bull
F. J. Bender
B. H. Bishop
B. C. Brantley
L. W. Brooks
B. F. Bullard
K D. Bumgarner
Jack Burney
W. Scott Bums
Ruston Busby
J. L. Butler

Agnes Grooms
J. E. Hall
B. J. Hancock
M. D. Harden
L. D. Harvey
R. T. Hatchett
W. H. Hawkins
J. E. Higgins, Jr.
H. F. flirt
A. P. HIttell
K. L. Hittefl
Q. R. Hopper
F. Hubbard
S. Johns
C. A. Johnson
J. C. Johnson
C. J. Jones
J. J. Kendall

Arthur Cameron

W. A. Canup
J. W. Carter
G. W. Carver, Jr.
Lucille B. Carver
J. H. Chapman

Dero$$iy Butler

E. C. Daniels
W. W. Davis

A L. Dunn
H. C. Eby
C. W. Eral.

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Hazel Cash

Kamllla Collins

Patrick Erickson

Sharon Emerson

Jacquetene Hatch.,
Margaret Helms

Joan Kazoo

Patricia Rabun

Ray
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Attention, artists and other
Interested persons: Paintings
now on exhibit at the Brandon

Janle Reid

D. T. Mathews, Jr.,
Assistant Cashier

TILLERS
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Shopping Center, are those of
Arnold Hicks of DeLand, first
place winner at the St. Augustine Centennial Art Exhibit.
Hicks' prize pictures are now
touring the country on exhibi.
tion, we understand.

Linda Wilson

Clyde C. Lang, Jr.,
Assistant Cashier

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Time is fast approaching for
the annual Policeman's Ball.
Tickets are now on sale for the
event, scheduled for Jan. 15,
and may be purchased at the
police station or from any San,
ford police officer.

Faye Butcher

Juanita McCord

France. Brown, Drive-In
Glenda Gordon, Drive-tn
Marjorie Morgenstern, Drive-h,
Patricia Montano, Walk-Up
Betty Jo Swain, Walk-Up
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K. C. Tyler
Bill Tyr
Patricia I. Ventura
I. W. Vii Neublalk
James U. Wareer
lao A. Wataes
T. H. Wait. Jr.
Cliff Whit.
Marlin W. W1111a'na
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"The Nile of America"

The nation's traffic death toll set an all-time
today
zoomed
rlstmas holiday

record
as the count
the mark of 706 set 10 years ago,
A United Press International count showed at
t 710 traffic fatalities during the holiday period
Ich began at 6 p.m.
si time Thur8dlly and
led at 11:59 p.m. Sunhe breakdown:
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high_Tuedny near 70.
MONDAY. DEC. 27, 1%5 SANFORD, FLORIDA

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56
Total
Christmas"
The
"Black
mark of 704 was set in 1956.
a four day holiday. This year's
period spanned 78 hours.
Texas led the nation with
52 traffic deaths reported durIng the holiday period closely followed by California with
SI. Ohio had 49.
Only Alaska, Hawaii, Mon.
tans and South Dakota haul
a clean record of no highway
fatalities,
Twelve persona del when
a San Francisco-bound Greyhound bus skidded off an icy
Interstate highway near Rogue
River, Ore., early Christmas
Eve.
A two-car auto collision
near Sublette, Kan., claimed
seven lives Sunday and five
persons were killed in a two.
car mishap near Buffalo,
Minn., Sunday.
The worst fire of the huh.
day took the lives of eight
persons early Friday when a
blaze swept. an al,artrneflto
house in Newark, N. J.
The Christmas weekend in
Florida was not all Joyous
by mi,lumlght Sunulay, at least
IN persons had lost their lives
In accidents on the state's
highways.
That was three more than
had been predicted by high,
way Patrol Coininun'ior hi. N.
Kirkman bct'uru the weekend
started at 1 p.m. Thursday.

Seminole Health Christmas Orlandoan Puts
Weekend
Aide Succumbs 1%IUl!U
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died unexpectedly In his home

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A former captain in the Air
Force, he served (Li months
during World War II. He was
born in Buffalo, N. Y., and
moved to Maitland In 1957.
He had served as the mental
health co-ordinator for the
State Bureau of Mental
Health assigned to Seminole
County.
H. was a member of the
Florida Council on Crime and
Delinquency, a past vice pies.
i.ient of the Juvenile Council
of Seminole County, a memi cr of the advisory board of
the Seminole County Mental
Retardation Association, a
member of the National,
• Southern Regional and Flor.
IIfia Public health Assoclations, and had served as
,LI"arnicus curiae" to the county
and city courts.
Survivors are his wife,
Mrs. Loretta Maloney Mc.

I)rrmott, and a sister, Mrs.
Dolores Al. Shea, of Niagara

Falls, N. Y.
Cox-Parker Funeral Home,
Winter Park, Is In charn of
a:languwenta. ilia body is
being shipped for burial in the
National Cemetery at Ailingtoqm,Va.

by East German guards of
two German mien fleeing In
freedom through the BerUn

Marines Kill
56 Guerrillas

g irl

attempted to crash their can killed 56 of the Communists.
The fighting near Qusag Ha
Sunday into the fortifications
it the hleinrichAhcln. Strasse village erupted as the Leather.
necks resumed full scale oper.
crossing.
"No nation can put up with ations for the first time
t Christmas cease fire by
his," said the mass cIrculahe
se
nding three full battalions
Lion BUd Zeitung today in an
editorial. The tabloid compar- into the field.
U. S. and Vietnamese planes
id the Soviet. controlled East.
also have resumed attacks on
Rrn zone a a Nazi conccntra
Viet Cong positions In South
Lion camp.
During the night a small Viet Nam.

group of West Berlin youths

But there have been no re-

Viet

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Reds Charge

Not Ashamed
MOSCOW (UPI)

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of Orlando, has announced
that he will be a candidate
for the Republican nomination for state senator from the
.'i)th District, cnmnlxst'd of Orange and Seminole counties.
In announcing his rantiids.
cy, Elrod said. "This is an
opportunity for me to be of
continued service to the peepIe In this area by offering
my legislative experience In
this newly created sent in
the Florida Senate."
The seat was created by the
lI)OS Legislature. The 20th
district candidates will run
at large.
Elrod served his first term
In the Legislature during the
1963 session. He was re-elected and (luring the 1965 session was a member of the
committees on citrus, eiuca.
- tion-public schools, labor, pensions and retirement, and was
vice chairman of the committee of public printing and
state advertising,
During the 1965 simedal
session on reapportionment he
was a member of the commit.

t few minor accidents
ti an otherwise quiet
aceful Christmas wee
Sanford and Sent
unty.
Both the police and she
partment reported -cr
activity.
F'our persons suffered n
uries Sunday In an sub
e collision at Ninth S
d Park Avenue.
Passengers Shirley Hall
1206 Palmetto Avenue,
chard Dale Hutchinson

Shoals, W. Va.,
chtly hurt when the ci
tich they rere riding, di
Glen Hutchinson, 17
oals, struck an auto di
James S. Penney Jr
Ishville, Tenn.
'assengers in the Pc
r, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
101 Magnolia Drive,
nile Springs, also rcct
nor Injuries.
Iutchlnsocz w a s cha
th failure to yield rI

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er kept their promise."

The North Vietnamese also
Moscow
radio, saying Russia would not charged the U. S. and South
e ashamed to "Imitate some. Vietnamese commands with
hing good from the Amer. calling the truce as a "count.
cans," hinted the Soviet er measure" to the Viet Cong
inlon might try a Gemini-style proposal earlier for a 12-hour
endezvous in space.
cessation of hostilities.
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;aturday, Walter M. Gri
I Palmetto Avenue,
irged with DWI and ha
driver'
s license, tollwl
Illilor' et Celery and 14c
le Avenues, with a cai i

H. H.

ELROD

two children. He Is a citrus
grower and a member of the
board of directors of Air
Groves, Inc., and Space
Groves, Inc. 11e also owns an

agency.

mess I.

by Benjamin L Ad
3 5Ie1lovllle. These
Injuries. Property dam
aLed about $300.
Saturday,
thout 6
Thomas, Is. of 17 C
ewes Court, received s

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Ind., and was educated In
West Lafayette (Ind.) public
schools and at Purdue Uniwhere h. earned .

versity,

Th rd Marine
In 1-4 Wreck
ties Friday
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bachelor of science degree
from the School of Science. AL
Purdue, he served as presi.
dent of Sigma Delta Chi, hon.
oras-y Journalism society, andTampa Marine James W.
was a member of Delta Tau Spaulding, 1$, critically burn.
eu in a fiery auto crash on
Delta social fraternity.
Interstate-4 on Dec. Its died
Its is 39, a World War It
Friday of his injuries, bring'
veteran, a communicant at
Ing
Seminole County's auto
St. Michael's E
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fatality for the year to 16.
Church, a member of the
Manuel Lopez, of Tampa,
Downtown Orlando Li
. died in the wreckage, and
Club, and the University Club.
Cpl. Charles Gladden,
former 22,
lie In married to the form
of Orlando, died of burns
Jean McAllister, of Orlando,
several days later.
anti they ar. tits parent.. of
Gladden a n d Spaulding
both died at Brook. Army
Medical Center in San Antonio. whir, they have been transferred for treatment.
The fatal wreck occurred
Dec. 11 in an early morning
ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI)
fog on 1-4 near the Longwood
Police in St. Johns and Duval
Interchange. Last week an.
counties sought three men to. other accident took place
in
day in the robbery of two col- almost the some spot, claim.
lege students from South Car.
Ing one life and piling up 16
olina.
vehicles.
Tobin Jackson, 20, of Shaw
Dead in that collision was
Al'S. S. C., and Chuck Harris,
James David Brazil, $5, of
10, of Columbia. S. C., were
picked up by the three men North Orlando.

rk Avenue.
'he man driving the
ik Miss Thomas and
npanlon, Barbara WI
Seminole Memorial H
then disappeared wit
Lug his name or addi
ording to police z-epor

udson Bridge
ow An Airpoi

2 Hitchhikers
Beaten, Robbed

EW YORK (UPI)
uands of motorists

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I another way of cros
Hudson River bctv
w York and Now Jersc
'o a
-n.aged pilot I
aWed plane high over
er Sunday, the giant m
Idenly became an site
to a plunge Into the fs
dson.
'he pilot, Philip lppc
of New York City, and
senger, Joseph Brea
of Hacksenack, N. 3.,
ring along in their ii
ones aircraft when
tog faltered and they be
-rig power and altitude.
ppolito said he considi
Ling down the $10.an.I
led plane in the river
n Brennan said, "I c
m," he landed on the 3,
I bridge.

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while hitchhiking In Jackson.
yule Sunday night and driven
to a spot near the Duval-St.
Johns line, where they were
beaten
robbed.
Depuly sheriffs said the
men, armed with a shotgun,
took $50 In cash and $200 worth
of clothing from the two boys.
The youths, both students at
the University of South Carolina, were not badly hurt.

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BRIEFS
Strike Threat

NEW YORK (UPI)
Item.
bers of the Transport Workers
Union
voted unanimously SunU
day to strike city's bus and
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subway system on New Year's
Day.

Executions
i'I.EIKU, South Viol Nam—
A military tribunal
(Ui'l)
today ordered four leaders of
a bloody Central Highlands
rebellion 10 days ago to be
executed by a firing squad in
a public square.
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Gas Ration

SALISBUR Y (LJPI)
Rhodesians wound up their
first independent C h r 1 a t.
mas celebrations today and
prepared for gasoline ration.
Ing, expected to be announc.
ed before the end of the week.
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Commun.
TOKYO (UPI)
1st China today accused the
United States and the Soviet
Union of collaborating to
make the recent United Na.
Nations General Assembly sea.
an "anti-Chins confer.
:ace."
ence."
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tee on legislative apportion- sdv.rtialnç

cs when she Was at
a car at First Street

SAIGON (UPI)—Two heav.
outnumbered U. S. Marine
fly
was

wall

State Rep. Robert 11. Elrod,

p.m.

demonstrated at the check. ports of bombings In North
Nam since the cease fire.
Point where the Incident ocurrcd. They carried a banicr reading, 'How long will
we put up with murder."
The West German driver of
he car carrying the three
East Germans to the West
fled to death about 30 feet
TOKYO (UPI)—.Communist
mom a lighted Christmas tree North Viet Nam today accused
wt up by the Communists to the United States of only pre.
ibow their holiday spirit.
tndlng to go through with 30.
FERRAND,
hour Christmas ceasefire and
Magistrates
charged "the aggressors nev-

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WASHINGTON (UPI)—The
FBI announced that Paul
Amos Crane, who was ached.
tiled to to on the list of 10
most wanted criminals this
week, was arrested Christmas
Eve by pollee at risdepend.

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Sanford Ponders
Billing Changes
$anforti city commissioners,

meeting in regular session at
8 p.m. tonight at City Hall,
will consider the possibilities
of changing city billing to a
modernized date processing
system instead of the present
accounting machine system.
Adoption of the city's new
mandatory retirement policy
resolution will be read, with
two requests already z-ecciv.

ad for continued employment
past retirement age. Under
the new policy timese can be

Honored
511AM! BEACH (UP!)
University of Miami president
Henry King Stanford was hoeored at a banquet Sunday night
by the Bonds for Israel drive.
lie received the Eleanor
Roosevelt Israel Humanities
Award.
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Denies Charge

•-PI1NOM PENIL Cambodia

(UPI)— Prince Norodom SI.
hanouk angrily denied today
that North Viet Nam and the
Communist Viet cons were
using Cambodia to filter sup.
plies into South Viet Narn.
The United States, with whom
Cambodia maintains no diplo.

matte relations, and the Sal.
gon government have Ire.
quently lodged such charges.

Medicare
TALLAHASSEE

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said today health Insurance
companies In Florida are 4,.
vclopIng coverage designed to
plug the gaps In protection
left by Medicare.
no said the Medicare plan
provided
basic
protection

granted upon consideration of
each individual case.
The often-postponed read- against medical aced,. Wil.
ing of an ordinance adopting hams said the private corn.
new taxi cab regulations Is panics were preparing coveron tonight's agenda, along age that would give cimplete

with a latter of resignation protection. Medicare becomes
effective July 1.

by Dr. W. Vincent Roberta
from the Civil Service hoard.
A new appointment, to the
board will be male.
Other routine business In.
ludes a request for partial
payment of the engineering
fee on the lakefront develop,
rnent program.

PERU EXHIBIT
ST. AUGUSTINE (UP!)
An exhibit featuring objects
from a 2,500-year span of
l'eru's history has opened
here in the Ilan American
Center.

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an escaped

Georgia murderer and former
mental patient.

AFTER CHRISTMAS

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back to Tallahassee for an.
Under the 35.109 plan,
other expensiv, extra sea. Seminole County will have
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one representative and will
Cleveland said he now ex. share In a "satellite" unata
pted that the reapportion, plan with Orange County.
mint matter would be work. Under this plan four seas.4 out permanently after the for, will be elected from the
regular 1967 session of the two counties. One senator
Legislature.
must reside In Orange, one
"I anticipate the same type in Seminole and tWo others
of session that we had this elected at lasm
peel Fear,* CIsvslaad jsld.
Clarelaid's s1 t will be
"That Is. one after as wg. Sb. 4d a4 ssedidat.s for
ular sesslou.10
this sate seal must run In

both Orange and Seminole
Counties.
Rip. S. Joseph Davis Jr.
also said be was pleased the
count made a decision but
said he believed It should
have been made much earli-

"At least now candidates
can make plans for running
in 1966," Davis said.
"This decision, however,
doesn't settle the question of
reapportionment," the Semi.
mdc legislator said. "Nothing
much has been accomplieber.
ed"
"it was about the only
Davis said it was possible
thing the court could do," Va. - the 1067 Legislature may
via said: "If it had failed to force Seminole County to
let th. plan stand at least share a House seat with antemporarily turmoil and that- other county and it was
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doubtful If ihmussul. would -

a Senate seat of Its own.
levsland and Davis both
Ad for the 31.100 plaa aft.
It became evident that
ninole County was not goto get a Senate seat for
If.

andidatos running for the
ate next year will rue for
r-year terms and repre.
t.ativea for two, but the
17 L.glalatur, could cut the

nsa and force new elections
ording to what type of
liortlunment

WS TIME TO CLEAR OUT
THE FALL MERCHANDISE
MARKDOWNS GALORE!
CHECK US DAILY FOR
TERRIFIC VALUES!

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automobile tags at the Seminole County tax collector's
office in the courthouse.
Tags are reserved for a $1
fee for those desiring special
numbers for sentimental or
other reasons, Troy Ray Jr.,
tax collector, said today.
The new blue and white
tags will go on sale March 1.
Ray said they are expected
to arrive at.any time.
A record number of velil.
cle licenses were sold last
year and anotEer mark Is expected to be achieved In 1906,
Ray said.
Tags sales now are over
the 31,000 figure and extra
ones have been ordered to last
until the new tags are placed
on public sal. March 1.

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Headless Body
Found On Isle

Terry Smith

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Rebart Uwerli.

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East Germans
Display Their
oliday Spirit

'66 Auto Tag
Reservat ions

St.

WEATHER: Siudny 72.14: low tonight In 40;

M'DERMOTT

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Lusyann Jurss
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on the

Phees

Light snow fell In the upper
Mississippi Valley and rain
drenched the upper Pacific
Coast, Yakima. Wash., measured two inches of new snow
during the night.
The Pacific Coast storm was
triggered by an intense disturbance off the Oregon coast.
Winds up to 52 miles an hour
battered Cape Mendocino,
Calif.
Heavy snows clogged roads
and passes In the Cascades,
the mountain areas of Call.
fornia and eastward to the •
northern Rockies.
About 5,000 acres of cotton
J. J.
farm areas remained flooded
today between Phoenix and
Tucson In Arizona. Damage
was estimated at $4 million in
the hard-hit Tucson and surrounding Pima County area
At least 20 roads remained
Closed, is "tc.I døourzied
In the state. Arizona Gov.
Sam Goddard will meet today
with' city and county officials H
Engineers to assess the darn.
A wave
BERLIN (UP!)
age.
Df protest and Indignation
swept through this divided city
loday over the fatal shooting

Probe Spill

Richard Burns

Tommy Kipp

D. B. Thrasher

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Kansas.

Although bearing no word of
Identification, that huge shad
hanging between two uprights
In the pasture across from
Lemon Bluff cutoff on SR 413
for the past week or two Is a CLERMONT
sure sign We season's fishing
(UP!)
Is about ready to begin.
and Police today launched an
official inquiry into a Christ.
mat Day mountain disaster In
which a swinging aerial cable
car burst open and spilled 23
TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—Le' vacationers onto rocks and
on County Sheriff William snow beneath, killing six and
Joyce sent fingerprints to the injuring 32.
FBI today in an effort to
Identify the headless body of
a woman found byasquirrel
bunter on Christmas Eve.
The body had been embalmed and Joyce said It was ap.
parrenlly placed on an Island
By Pail Brookshire
La nearby Lake Lamoeia by
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M kN. Cleveland
said today be was pisi

STATEMENT CURER

CREDIT DEPARTMENT

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I'm fighting the war on puvcr.
b—I work for a living,

Supervisor

Loners Andrews

below zero early today in
Montana and subzero cold ex.
tended over sections of seven
Midwestern states,
Cold wave warnings were
posted for the Great Plains
from the Canadian border to
northewestern Missouri and

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A third companion
Reservations now are bewounded and an East German patrols battled entrenched Viol
"art gallery" in Food Fair ing taken for 1968 Florida
captured when the men Cofl near Da Nang today and

Janice Vlht.is

Mary Lynn Themes

B. N. 8tafford
T. N. Stafford
W. A. Staadt.Id
A. J. Stebblns
J. A. Stewart
T. F. Stewart
J. C.
LL,T$7IOr

L K. Lawson
C.H.Ia.
Margaret Q. L.onard
W. IL Upthrott
C. F. Markowics
A. B. Middleton
D. B. Middleton
H. C. Moore
K. A. Myers
W,C.Nano
A. B. Newman
K. K. Owe"
3. K. Padgitt

A. J. Chews
S. L. Crawford

Mrs. Catherine M.

R. L. Rpotta

Ristu X. lanes

J. F. Cheney

W. A.

W. E. Price
C. T. Rabun
G. T. Ray
L. J. Reeves
B. C. Repflado
Randall Reynolds
C. S. Roberta
J. C. Sapp
C. B. Schrum
C. L. Scudder
J. 0. Smith, Jr.
C. U. Sodarbiom

B. D. Grieme

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H. H. Hodges, President

FLORIDA POWER

Fruitcake that the city and
county prisoners enjoyed for
Christmas Is . Part otllO
pounds donated by the Sanford
Clvltan Club. There will be
enough cake for New Year's
as well.
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Seminole County's Christ.
snas seal camaign has reached the 76 per coot mark with
$8,500.30 in seals sold to fight
tuberculosis and respiratory
diseases.

BOOKKEEPING

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nited Press International
The nation's midsection
shivered today In the coldest
weather so far this seaan.
A bitter rain and wind storm
accompanied by gale warning, raged from northern
California to Puget Sound,

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Up
Reaches 18

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There's good news for telephone customers. Bob Shed.
den, manager of Southern Bell
here, says the 10 per cent re•
duction in federal excise tax
on phone service will go Into
effect Jan. 1.
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Social Security taxes will go
up with the first January payroll check so be prepared for
a "cut in pay."

will be filled with every spiritual and

firmile md asIghb
P5W,'.

Loxcreen, Inc., Is expected
plant in January
and start production soon
thereafter.

to finish

Seminole County

Montana

es of the two largest manufac- Wash.
turing concerns In the nation. Temperatures sank to 20

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one of those cute ones In the
band at the Sanford Christinns parade."
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the cadet In North Orlando
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town? That might be what
Ray Daniel is asking today.
Itays team beat Harold
Xastncr's In the "man the
Salvation Army kettles con.
test." Harold was supposed
to
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Florida, Slata Bank to the
Civic Center Wednesday. But
Harold was reported In Pitta.
burgh.
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raised more than $400 last
Saturday when they rang the
bells.

Mrs. Nancy Nordstrom.
clerk of Sanford's Selective
Service Board, has been hon.
orcd by the Marines for her
assistance in helping the
corps accomplish their remission. Mrs. Nord.
strom, the only civilian in the
state to be so honored,
p ceived her award from Col.
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Millions of Americans propared today for the start of
the Christmas holidays. home.
,il.buufl,i travelers tt-cincd
through sir and bus terminals.
Churches scheduled special
services for Christmas Eve.
The National Safety Council sniff nearly all of the nation's tOO million motor vehicles will take to the highway
during the holiday period.
The holiday period begins
at 6 p.m. local time today
atil extends to midnight Sun'lay.
The council predicted between 5 0 and 600 persona
would i,o killed in
Cillt'tlta luring the period,
diUonally the most dangerous of th e year. As many as
31,000 persona may suffer
tllsitt,ting Injuries in traffic
accidents, It said.
State Patrol Commander II.
N. Kirkman predic ted 15 per.
sons will die on Florida's
roads and highways during
the Christmas holiday week.
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dismay
youngsters who
why he isn't busy making toys, but jLitlges narned this scene the
Winner of the Jaycee ('hristma Lighting
test. Inside Santa suit is Scott hums, manager of Florida Power and
Light Company. The display is at his hionie, 119 Scott. Avenue.

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tudies, science, math , Eng
ish, humanities and vocation.
illy-oriented classes.
DeShazo said th at Seminole
ounly schools can expect to
about $555,000 each
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rear for the next two years.
czt year's funds will be used
o hire speciall y trained peronnel to work with the educa.
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U.S. forces in Viet Nam will
not fire at or on the enemy
except in self-defense during
the hours
1800 24 Decemher and 2400 25 December,"
the announcement said.
The order made no mention
of the recent offer by the National Liberation Front, political arm of the Viii. Cong,
for a 12-hour Christmas Day
truee so that the "enemy"
could go "to church,"
President Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk
had said that it was up to
the commanders in Saigon
whether to accept the Communist proposal,
of

of a giant poirer plant In the Ilaiphong
area of Communist Nor h Viet Nam, a military
spokesman reported toda) Three planes were shot
one by a RussianSpecial Forces men took on
built (SAM) missile.
an
estimated Communist bat..
A spokesman said four tallon
near the North Vietna.
crewmen were feared killmesa corder mmii sent them
ed or captured In the reeling in defeat, it was dis'.

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OUR ADS

Wednesday raid on the Uong
UI power plant as U. S. plane
lessee In the hianoi.Haiphong
area climbed to 11 for the
week.
Heavy air raids carried out
as a team effort by the U.S.
Air Forte and the U.S. Navy
struck the Halphong area for
the fifth time, heavily damaged a missile base 60 miles
northwest of Hanoi and the
Ngai Lo airfield 95 miles to
the northwest. Fires and explosions
reported at all
three targeit,
Four crewmen were aboard
the three planes lost and only
two were known to have para.
chuted, The aircraft wore two
A4 Skyhawks, each with a
single pilot, and a two-man
RA5C Vigilante reconnals.
sancs bomber — (very likely
land-based at Sanford ((Fla.)
Naval Air Station),
The area, itself, has been
hit five Urn.,. U. S. planes
first bombed the Uong Di facility last Friday in an
lation of the air war.

traffic

pileups would not be chsrg. I as far as number of injuries, I the danger. "It will have to be
ed.
I vehicles involved and amount a really special sign," Harrell
The two charges so far
of property damage."
said, "in order to get a drived are "maintaining a speed
There
were
seven
persons
er
a attention,"
too great for conditions." The
Harrell cautioned all drir.
pending charges—to be filed Injured in the wreck.
Fiana.'s from the wreckage era today to pull completely
as soon as the drivers are
catcd—are expected to be the eere so intense, Harrell re- off the road and atop when
same,
ported, that the road will have they run into such thick fog
banks that visibility is almost
Harrell said this morning to be resurfaced at that
The trooper described the nil. At the time of the acci.
property damage in, the spec.
tacular pre-holiday crash was accident site as the worst dent Wednesday, it was flgnrin the neighborhood of $100,. section of 14 as far as fog ed visibility was only about
000 and the accident was the is concerned. It Is a small eight feet, "hardly time to pt
"worst single disaster" In pocket, area which collects the the message from the brain
fog and holds it for hour, at to the foot," Harrell said.
Seminole County history,
"It may well be the worst a time.
"It would be better to stop
In Florida history," Harrell
Harrell said his report of and then explain to the boss
said. "There have been acci. the accident will include a why you were late," L4 troop.
dents in which more people recommendation to the State or said, "than to take a
were killed, but this, as far Road Department that a sign chance on having some eraas we can find, is the worst be erected wareingdxlvcrs of I zy dilver smash into you,"_
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MISSING FLYERS
ARE IDENTIFIED
Reconnaissance Attack Wing
One officials today released
the names of two officers reportedly shot down Monday
while photographing the Uong
Di power plant in North Viet.
aim.
They were Identified as IA.
Cdr. Guy D Johnson and LI.
(jg) Lee E. Nordahi
The Navy said the two San.
ford-based officers are otfI.
dilly listed as "missing."
The Navy would not release
the squadron or ship freest
which the two officers were
flying a Vigilant.. They said
this was classified informs.
tion.
5...
The next-of-kin or horn..
Returning pilots from Wed- towns of the two off kits also
nesday', raid said fires raged was not released.
throughout the plant and its
buildings and heavy equip.
miient Were reduced to rubble.
The SAM rocket struck the
the RA5C, it U.S. spokesman
said. The airmen who parachuted drifted down over the
l!aiphong port area, itself. No
rescue operations were launch(I.
In ether action, a platoon.
TALLAHASSEE (UP!)
sised patrol of tough U.S.
Coy. ifaydon Burns today or.
dared an audit made of all
departments of the City of
Longwood in Seminole County.
The Governor ordered the
state audit upon petition containing the signatures of 31
per cent of the registered free.
Winners in the Jaycee holders of the city.
Christmas Lighting Contest
Hi notified State Auditor
were announced today by Joe Ernest Ellison that all costs
Rogers, chairman, as follows: of the special audit must be
Commercial dIsplay, first borne by the City of Long.
place, Dutch Mill Nursery, wood.
New Uprals Road; second
State law permits state iw
place, Florida Public Utilities, dIts of city books upon request
of the freeholders or on ov
109 West First Street,
Artistic display,
place, des's of the Governor, with a
H. Carroll, 1090 South Oak Provision that the city can
Avenue; second, Dr, and Mrs. be required to foot the bill.
The Governor kid delayed
F. Brooks Smith, 11$ North
the audit to get c.rtlllcatlos
Summerlirt.
Religious display, first place, from the city that all persons
William Oyler, 101 Falrlane who siged the petition actually
Circle, Park Ridge; second, are registered freeholders of
the city.
Walter H. WelbI., 202 Forest
The audit will take quite a
Drive, Loch Arbor.
while to make and will cost
Traditional display, first
between $4,000 and $5,000, El
Place, Den 4, Pack 606 Cub lison said.
Scouts, display in window at
The petition bore 243 names
Sanford Plaza; second, Mrs. and was sent
to the Governor
Robert Bv.rly, 911 Chsroke. on Oct.
15 with a cover letCircle,
ter from Mayor B. U. Black
Overall best winner Was asking for an audit of all city
Scott Burn., 119 Scott. Ave. departments, including police
nue.
and fire,
were

JLQ.IUA...
BRIEFS
Brothers Die

WINTER HAVEN (UPI)
A car-train accident near
here Wednesday night killed
two Winter Haven brothers,
William Joseph and Robert
James Hartman.

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Succumbs

Longwood Audit
Is Ordered By
Governor Burns
V

WASHINGTON (UP!)
Gen. Walter C. Sweeney Jr.,
former commander of the
Tactical Air Command, died
of cancer Wednesday night at
Homestead Air Force Base
at the age of 36.

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Appointed
TALLAHASSEE (UP!)
Coy, Jisydon Burns announced
a number of appointments to
various boards and bureaus
throughout the state Wednes.
day, They included Mrs. B. D.
Pearce, of Miami, to the University Board of Regents,

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Lighting Contest
Winners Named

first

General Dies
WASHINGTON (UP!) —
Gen, Thomas D. Whit., whose
caustic criticism nettled civil.
Ian defense officials after his
retirement as Air Force chief
of staff in 1961, died Wednes.
day night at Waiter Reid
Army Medical Center.

.

Electrocuted
TAMPA (UP!)
A 20- year.
old airman David J. Kruer,
son of Mr, and Mrs. John C.
Kruer, of Valley Stream, N.
V. was killed at MacDill Air
Force Base here Wednesday
when he came in contact with
a high voltage wire while
working on a radar unit.
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Education Chief
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Harold Howe II, a 47-year-old
Hartford (Comm.), nstive with
wide experience as a teacher
and school administrator, was
named by President Johnson
to succeed Francis Koppel as
U.S. commissioner of educa'
Uou.

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ruleup 'Worst In State History' GOP Powwow

violation charTwo
ges have been filed and at
least 12 others are pending
as the aftermath of what may
be the worst traffic accident.
In Florida's history.
The auto pileup—actually
two separate accidents—occurred Wednesday in a dense
early morning fog on Interitste-1 South of the Long.
wood interchange. One of the
*racks, Involving tour vehicles, claimed the life of James
David llraril, 85, of North
Orlando. Brazil perished in
the flaming wreckage.
Florida Highway Patrol
Trooper Iivana Harrell, who
Investigated, said today only
the drivers of the first cars
in the two chain-reaction

closed today.
The ground ftglUng in.
as the
creased in
30-hour Christmas truce approached and spokesmen announced * series of engagement., in which from 310 to
350 Viet Cong were killed
with light American and
South Vietnamese losses.

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'flie worst holiday on
was the four-day "Black
Christmas" of 1056 when 7051
persons died on the nation'o
TALLAHASSEE (IJPI)
highways. last year's th ree.
State School Supt. Floyd Chris.
day Christmas holiday claim.
Inn gave his approval today
ed 500 lives.
to an additional $D35.31l worth
Greyhound bus lines said
projects
for
Of
educationally
Death of harry S. item. ment without their permission, the cldest son would be nec. It. expected a holiday travel
deprived children In four COUfl• merle, 67,
originally reported
Mrs. Fite said the cause of easary. The eldest son lives in volume uncituitllrd since World
lies,
to be asphyxiation by gas, on death was not listed on a Pennsylvania.
War II. Railroads and air.
The money Is
part of $21.2 a police report, later was death certificate but later was
The two nieces said a doe. lines joined in predicting pass.
million In federal grants avail, changed to a coronary throm. filled In as a coronary.
tor never examined the body. enger volume from 13 to 30
able for Florida programs Ufl boals on the death certifica te,
per cent above last Christmas.
Mrs. File discovered her un. hue (I)flfUaiOIt tiof iii I t C I
let the Elementary and Sec. it was learned today.
it to lIlitS out the necessity for a in many state., special police
dc's
body
and
reported
)ntlary Education Act.
flemmerie's body was found the police department,
medical examiner in the coun. stiuntia WIte beefed up to banTo date, Chris tian has okay. In an apartment at 305 East
The police report states that ty," Mrs. Fit. and Mrs. .Ilo highway traffic.
rd 78 projects for 51 counties. First Street Sunday night.
Hemmerle w a s pronounced Flamm declared.
U.S. and South Vietna.m.s.
Countks are prohibited from
Members of llernmerle's dead by Hugh Duncan, county
military lenders, ignoring any
using the money for teacher family have questioned the coroner,
and cause was given
mention of th e Communist.
ialary hikes or to replace procedures used in removal of as 'death, asphyxiation by
11rtP&amp;l for a 12-hour Christxistiag programs,
the body and statements as gas." The pollee report goes
mass truce, announced today
Seminole County will receive to the cause of dea th.
on to state that gas was leak.
1430,456 for equipment and
Allied guns would be silent
Mrs. Kirby File Jr. and lug In the apartment,
naterials, based on an enroll- Sirs. itchy Flainiati, IilCIC5
for
a 3U'houi' yuletide period.
A
would-be
hunter
took
e
th
The nieces of the deceased
nent of 3,083 disadvantaged of the deceased man, told The man
The statement emphasised
way
of
obtaining
his
said they had been un- easy
md deprived children.
that U.S, and government
hieraid that their uncle's body successful in attempts to get
Veinesdsy, lie stole forces would shout If fired
W.
H.
DeShaso,
director
of
was
removed
from
his
apart,
them.
an autopsy. They said they
ederal programs for the coun.
on, however. The cease-fire
were told that the signature of John Mann, 121 West 16th
y schools, pointed out th at
Street, reporter to the sher. will be effective from 6 p.m.
he disadvantaged children are
Iff's department the theft Dec. '4 to midnight Dec. 25.
ml singled out and the equip. Goes
two rifles, The communique was Issued
Jane
front his ear
nent and materials will boneC)w4ti
WAS1ilNII)s (UI'!)
teteseopic
sight, anti 1' the Military Asuist*nce
one with
it all children In all grades. The Federal Communications
a
box
of
shells.
Four
boxes
of Command, Viet Nam (MACV)
DeShazo gave as examples Commission
has cleared the
shotgun shell, also were stolen *1541 authorized by the U.S
f some of the new equipment way for a ree per cent boost
th
commander, Con. William C.
from another car,
vhich will be purchased
to in Western Union rates for
..iW, anti his South
The v.,hclea were parked
also the cultural and eduea.
tul,,1,nms *1141 111(1St uth,'r sur
at
the
cmi
(f
Caincrun
Ave.
Vietnamese
counterpart, LI.
V
ional level, the following
beginning Jan. 1 and
tim. Cso Van Vien, chief of
flue.
through June 30.
the general staff.
Overhead projectors, film
FCC officials said, however,
LANDSLIDE
"In keeping with the spirit
trips, film transparencies,
cost to the public for send.
USIA,
Peru
(UI'l)
th
e
of
Christmas and consistent
A
ape recordings, records, typemassive iaiilsli.le in the rain, with like instructions that
rLtcrs, cabinets, planetar. lug Western tJnu'n messages
w,,ul,I be about the same be.
'ir'ImchIC'i Arult'a Mountains have been issued by the chief
urns, models, snaps, language
—PING DAYS TILL CHR%' ta*s swept away one village of staff, %'i'tnamese armed
g
labora.
ciiue
federal excise taxes on
abora torlos, readin
and imtul*Ui two others, kill, forces . - . . General Westones, text books, reherence telegra ms are being reduced
ing at least 00 persons.
moreland has directed that
ooks, library books, guidance Jan- 1.
eating materials, business
iiachincs, clerical and office
upphies.

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'E4llterialpsgs__...._._.......4( ardinal Spellman, archbishop
Entertainment ...._.._.......... 7 a f New York, perspiration
10 LtickLing down his cheeks, arHoroscoPs
Society .._.._....._ 7.5.9 rtrod in Viet Nam today on
Is annual Christmas visit to
Sp
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Am e r i c a n s O pe n Yule

A young Sanford soldier
may soon be reunited with his
"kid" brother in Vietnam.
Sgt. Thomas D. Charbon
ncau, 107 Willow Avenue. is
home on leave for Christmas
but will depart Jan, 5 for
duty in Vietnam.
The sergeant's 19-year-old
brother, Mauric. A. Chathon.
neau, already is in Vietnam.
Both are in the U. S. Army.
Tom is assigned to the First
Air Cavalry Division as a
tanker. Maurice I with the
411th Transportation Company as a driver.
Both boys attended Seminole High School Tom has
been in the Army for five
years, ever since he was 17
years old.
Maurice is a private first
class and has been stationed
at QuI Dahn, Vietnam, for the
Past four months. lie formerly
was with the Florida National
Guard and joined the Army
eight months ago.
The brothers last saw each
other last Christmas. They
are the sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest T. Charbonneau.

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GOP organization leaders will
gather in Washington nest
for four days of most.
Ings to prepare for the laM
state and congressional cue.
lion campaigns, Republican
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Children Killed
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(UP!) — An explosion, appar.
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touched off a fire that destroy.
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killing three young brothers
and their sister. The storekeeper and lathsr of the child.
,..' Clyde Young, wu grave—
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Dear Boats Chum:
Will I0,111 brina, ma a 8.axble
with wip, and a lflUe reeotd
pihyir, sad a ituff.4 klttsn,
and a big chalk board,
that Is all.

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Washington National was
warded the bid at a coctthuitlon of Tuesday's Bard of
ounty Commissioners meet.
ag at the court house Wednes.
lay afternoon. Thirty four In.
uranes firms bid on the coyrage.
The winning bid, called the
'lowest responsible" which
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net apc'i.' z:wa*, '1' lot
county to pay a premium
I f $1,219.07 a month for em
loyu. Tb. cost with depend.
inti ,ill be WOIlI per
month.
Tu policy will Include a
12,000 Ufe Insurance Policy for
.11 county emphoyss. The In.
iuranc. goes Into effect Jan..

BROWNIE TROOPS from Bear Lake Elementary School met In Forest
riatmes carols for the
City Shopping Center to present program of

shoppers. Adults shown with the girls are Mrs. CarolI.w Mr. LA.
TorclUe Lynn, Mrs. John Bowers, Mrs. Jill St. John, and Mj u.t .;
(Herald Photo)
rey.

have been, good all
Ave yam ohd.

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Damage Suit
Against County
Is Dismissed

year.

Christmas I want •

bicyals with $ klckitafld and

training whs.li, and a play
watch.
I hops you give of a sat.
-In my ptockhui.
LOve,
Carol Josa

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Dear Santa:
Ph...a bring as a mlksup
st, j.w.isy set, a glob., an
Amsrliin flag, tin set, stovi
WA rstrlgsrstor with play
good,and pots and pans, sad
with
a
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clothes. I would
poodle dog and I would like
a blURtabis for my .dofls.
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I want a gun. I also want
want a ales dog
I at a trIo7cle, too.

a pan.. I
gts.

J_, age 1
ala wants a chair

P. 5, Ky

y brother wants a foot

ball.

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SANTA CLAUS delayed his return to the North

Pole from North Orlando Sunday afternoon to
pay a personal visit to little Sonya Straiton who
was recovering from pneumonia and couldn't
go out with the other children to see him. Her
friend, Suzanne Holzman, Is with them.

Christmas Is almost hers

toted to be

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boot., ~ olothes, mom
thick books and Creepy Crawl
am

bids than Wash
ington National's were reject.
sd because they did ad meet
ipeciflcstlocii.
An lnsurane Advisory
(ommittee, headed by Robert
E. Earns, tabulated all the
bids and analyzed the 10 low
bids for the commission.
Others on the committee
were Clifford KcXlbbln, Roe

Six low r

SANTA STOCKINGS, some filled with toys and
some holding a puppy, were made by first grade
students of Mrs. Jean Duke at Forest Lake Soy.
enth.Day Adventist Church School. Shown with
the display are (left to right) Sharon Cone, Mar.
tha Bowden and Suzie Marvin. (Herald Photo)

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tee did not submit any bids'
for the Insurance.
of commissioners
voted to command the corn.
mlttee for Its week- long work
on the 14"

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Bela..
tives
American servicemen
in Viet Hem will find It "vip.
DeLAND (UP!)
A sanity tually impossible" to telephone
bearing for two young Titus. Christmas greeteings to
them,
vifle men accused of the sense. A U. S.
spokesman
uld
less slaying of a hitchhiker day unless family hasto.
a
was postponed Tuesday.
telephon•
number
at
which
Circuit Judge Howell
eervic.man can be reached
set the bearing for Jan,Milton
11 to the
it would be costly and Impo..
determine If Charles A. dr.
ack, 22, and Richard V. White, sible to get him on the phone.
The military comniunica.
24, are sane enough to stand
trial on Jan. 24. The 'rltusvme tiona authorities are estab.
inca have pleaded Innocent by liihltig relay radio stations
at severn l places in Viet Ham
reason of Insanity,
They are accused of the pis. s that servicemen can phone
tol slaying of Mose Jackson, home, however.
su, of Oviedo, near Ovledo,

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a suit for divorce has been
brought against you in the
('ircuit Court In and for Semi.
nole County, Florida, to than.
cery, •ntitled C A 11 itt Ii it.
bUMPKIN Plaintiff, V. JOHN
A. i.UMPICIN, Defendant. and
you are required to file your
Answer or other defense with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of
Seminole County, Florida,
and •.rve a oopy of ouch An.
.w.r or other defense
upon Plaintiff, a $ t o r n 5 Y.
THOMAS A. t41'luEIt, whose ad.
dream is P. 0, Boa 1114, Sanford,
Ploride., on or before January
10th, A. P. 1565. and it you fail
to do so, a Dears. Pro Con.
feaso will be entered against
you for the relief demanded in
the ComplainL
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said Court this 7th day
of December, A. P 1561.

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Dear Santo:
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I would She $ t7$wrttiu
light blest $ dollar grin'
plaz*s,sbibi buggy, aTres
S7104 bar .lath., a Olamos
Mlstyo a laby lee, a hosts.
Seminole County, Florida.
betSst, $ psfr ed abs. gums
no. I"IN
It 414
cvrr,
AND FOR aa*uiosa CMA*CUY
together with all etruoture.,
NOTZCM *)P'
a blonddi head.d dot
When the two astronauts uovn'ry, FLORIDA.
improvemeat., futures, appli.
,OSMCLO5U*M IALS
('UASC MItT *0. sore
moms records, sea. BuW Cow to Cape Kennedy to get in SUIT
PIIDuIIAL NATIONAL MOflT ancea, and appurtenances on
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TO
saw
land or seed in ooajune.
UAO AUOC&amp;ATION, a Cot
ready for their flight, Thanks. CLOYD T. "'SIT
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tion therewith.
giving leftovers were barely asaaz*snn a. socLuxo, his porat1sn,
e.4e
made pransat
PSê$iIifl
wife.
(Seal lectee of fer.cl..ure
cleaned up.
we.
I have bses a good
entered
IS.
Chancery
atlo$ No
POOT AWN MADOInY
Now, their children and ,
Outs.
pJsa thu 1155$ now pending in the Cit.
and O1A.
riti.uonu
have
decorated
their
.io:ul
wives
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And
OTICE is iianauv oiva cell Court of and for SemiNO
homes for Christmas-plus a DYH Yl1.L.MolI*, his wile, St pursuant to a Final Decr ee a nole County, Florida.
MONWDATED THIS 31.1 any •I
Defendants. or.ciosure dated the list 4*
bit of family pride, a "wol.
December, ISIS.
LOT%
of December. A.
ills, .
*OT*CU or eVil'
In Chincwy eel. itt (SILL)
DebraKey TsEVk
In the Name of th. stats of entered
Arthur 15.I.ekwltt. Jr.
11411 of the Circuit Court a
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Clerk of lbs Ctrcitt Court
the
Ninth
Judicial Circuit $
lo the Defendants,
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B.minols
County,
for
Plot
Dear Santa (bum:
ru.Lszonn and
JOHN
Deputy Clerk
whsralst Federal Neliens
OLADY5 PILLMWtM, his
I winta transistor radio t
SIdes
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Wiggins
wile AMANDA WI LLIAMS Mortgag e Association, a see Attorney for Plaintiff
C1*rhtams and a big boa wit
WILLIAMS.
be,
90rbo,t
orcsoised
under
a
and
NEW YORK (UP!)
Act of Contra" and .14.11. all L Colonial Drive
In It. With psi Screen star Sophie Loren and
husband
pursuant to the red.vst Me OrIsnie, Florida
lot
Publish VOL U, 915
said pea. to It. And .aki producer Cail, Poati lilt for And
All parties etatmip inter. tionsi Mort gage Assreiatlo CD'I'.15
'tu
buns, roll
eat.
by.
throush.
under
or
Charter
Let,
havieg
its
to plan their marriage
office in the City c
against the above named ripiI
bills as Sonic
probably In early 1966.
natural i)etendants not Washington, District of CoIUM
known to be dead or all,.. 1,1*, Is the Plaintiff, and pwsehIn( bag for Christina
Ponti was granted a divorce And to:
'easy Ann Dadgisy the
OW now shoes.
Paris
from
his
first
wife.
In
All parties Having or fendant, I will sell to lb
Ballads wants $ waIr
tslnuing to have any rlht, blahest end best bidder ft
He and the beautiful Miss
Ills or Int.r..t In end to cash at the Front Door a
doll and chewing gum.
constant
compan.
Loren, his
the following d.,rribd the B.n*incle County Courl
Love,
in the City of Santoro
property, situate in Semi. linuse
Ion for the last 10 years, face
County of Seminol.. State a
M.lanIe,Kim,
noSe County, Florida,
charge
In
Rome
Plorida,
at litOO A. U. on Lb
bigamy
a
Witt
Ballads.
Lot 1, $ieek 5, LAUn. 4th day of January, lIeS,
because Italian law does not
VIEw, as rscorded in P1st followi n g described property •
recognis, divorce.
Book A. pig. It. Public set forth In said Final D.on
Records of Seminole CoSa. to-wit,
Ponti and Miss Loren were
1.01 lii. *5*11 LAX
t)', Vli,rids
North Orlando
married previously but oh. YOU,
HILLS, according to (Ii
AND acu or you,
Plat thereof, recorded I
tamed an annulment in an of. are notified that a suit to
Book It. at Page $
P1st
Resident Dies
quiet title to the
fort to beat the bigamy rap. cribed
of the Public Records a
property has been flied
Seminole County, P1.114*
sisiut ou and you are here.
Dated this list 4a' of lit
• James David Brash, $3,.
by r.qu ,d to airy, a copy
comber,
A. P. 1151.
Discussion a e e
of your Answer to the Corn.
Aveaus.
plaint
on
the
Plai
n
tiffs
Altar.
Orlando, dud Wednesday
Arthur H. Ueckwlth, Ii
But No Action
nor, DAVID W. CUNNINO.
Clerk of Circuit Court
tojurles received Its an aul
HAM. P. U. Boa 1135, WInte,
WASIIINUTON (UPI)
ilyt
Elisabeth lirusnahan
Park, Florida. and tile the .i.
mobSs uddost on listirsti The United States, Britain sinai
in the office of the CLEVELAND, sTEPHINsox
UIZ
and Wint Germany will con- Clerk of the Circuit court on aAttorneys
ter P113.1155
before January14th, us,,
A utlys of rUstle, All., I Name to discuss - but take or
P.
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otherwise
the
a
legatlon,
moved to North 0usd.
said Complaint will be taken lanford, Florida
Immedlst. slip. tdward
Publish P.O. II, ISIS
ysarias Hi was a mule as
as confessed.
a greater European
Hulk, shall be publish- CUT-61.
two .ngIN.r for Bond the nechear defenses oi Ui This
once each week for four Dairy Cuapamy, a veteran
toaseceIlve weeks Is the San.
Wait.
ford Herald.
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ISIS.
Pab*&amp;e5 $Sp esee eel.
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shot of President J.Iuason's December,
REAl.)
se4e, Sa'4er sea vnei.e.
Arthur. Ii P.ckwilb, Jr
men, 5sMei eamolap
leveuly Brash: daughter, Sc round of talks with British
Clerk. Circuit Court
pusaiso. cneten.. u,
son
Prime
Minister
Harold
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of 3.1*, and sos, Willis
Seminole County. Flotilla Its ieaiees
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Martha T. Vihisa, D.C. SM 5$,lain , rimi
BUsy, all of North Ortand last week and with West CarMa
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lag. Boxed plow for
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cuffs on sleeves and
trousers, Adjustable
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complimented the station on
It.s safe driving program. Re
COLORADO SPRINGS, Cob. cently, the Orange County Cit.
(U P1)
A parking violator liens Safety Council presented
challenged the Colorado the base a certificate of award
Springs police department to In recognition of "outstanding"
"come over and arrest me." community service In the
I All officers did was smile and field of safety and accident
tear up the tieksto
prevention in ins.
The violator turned out to The Sixth Naval District
be George S. Hall, an Army Safe Driving Council in Char.
soldier serving In Viet Nam. lesion has also praised the
He returned a letter from air station for efforts devoted
the Police Violations Bureau, to the drive safe program.
saying he "didn't have any
American money" to pay lb.

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Everybody loves Somebody . sees.. DEAN MUT1N
TheMouse see eeeee.ee,e,e,e,e,, SOUPY.SAIIS
ICing of the load .. ..e .cii e . iici s ROGER MILLIE
I'm Tilling You Now
FREDDIE £ THE DREAMERS
How DoYou 0. N? ,. GERRY £ THE PACEMAKERS
Lemon Ti'.e •.esoeoeseoseeeee,.o, TRINI I.OPIZ
Tired at Waiting eec ci eec. cci. e.e.c THE KINKS
Amen i.s.o ci seeeeeee,eeees THE IMPRESSIONS
ibm Crowd e es i.e e i. Se se cc so ci. DOISIE GRAY
JU$IALIIIIC5,eis'.ees,,eeeee,$EALJS*UMMI(S
Walk In Th. Slack Forest ..... IIORST JANKOWSICI
lingo ii.ee,eseeeeees.ee,ieeeLOlNIGRIlN
The Gam SfLSVSeeeseeeee..WAYNI PONTANA
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Iledrick of the sonnel to special DIP hnstruc.
Central Florida Optometric tot
and became the
Association was the main first school
In the coun.
speaker at both events, which
ty toorganization
start driving Improve.
were supervised by Sgt. Bob ment classes. The sessions
Kilge of the Florida Highway were
begun early enough to
Patrol and Wes Giles, station help complement the base's
safety officer.
holiday safe driving program.
Dr.
Hedrick
conducted
a
Before
personnel are
slide presentation which mdi. grantedstation
holiday
leave, they
cated that driver failure is the are
required to sign a state.
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sized it Sanford Naval ALT went on to explain that good
Station In prepara tion for the driving was heavily depend.
holiday season.
Included in the safe d ri ving eat upon good eyesight.
campaign have been two spe. The Idea of conducting drlv.
clii Presentations and the er Improvement programs
launching of the first adult throughout the state was amdriver Improvement classes In phaslzed at the Eighth Armed
Seminole County.
Forces-State of Florida Traf.
Navy and Marine personnel fice
Safety Workshop held In
going on leave during the holi. Pensacola last fall.
day period were especially
The air station, anxious to
urged to attend one of two get
such a program under.
mate driving sessions,

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'HOW MUCH?' ASKS THE DOGGIE AT THE
KEI'rLE. "Moose" Best, white poodle owned by
the Jacob Best family, cont ri butes $1 to the Sal.
vatlon Army kettle fund. Moose also was a star
of the recent Christmas Parade.

bert Crumley and X.J. Mouth
ton. Members of the commit.

Yanks Jailed

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Or 41/4%
Paid On
Certificates Of Deposit

BERIJI? (UPI) - A Communist court me sentenced
SCHOOL
two America= to eight Years
In prison for trying to smug
lie a 13.ysar.old girl through
Santa Ties Knot the, Bertha wall to her par. IN THE
outs. The prisoners were IdenSERVICE
In Elevator
tified as Moses B. Hurrin, Si,
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UPI) of Akron, Ohio, and Frederick
An elevator ope ra tor and Matthews, $3, of Xflwood City,
an elevator repairman was Pa.
ON A
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married In the elevator when
VACATION
SEABROOK, Tea. (UPI) - come home" banner on the they mit by a d.psrtms.I
store
Santa
Claus
who
ON
Frank Berman and James Lovell home.
I* rum CZ*CVIT COt'S? OP
to grab some Is a mlnl4cv.
*1*10 JUDICIAL CIRLovell told It to their ground They will try
About öO persons witnessed CUIT. IN AND 50* 5IM1*OLU
moments
With
PLOSIDA.
crew today - the story of quiet
th. wadding .f Lea Bonham, COVWTY,
Cbssesoy NO. sums
their an apace orbits In Go- families during the Christmas 27, Riverside, and Robert Uc I.
FLORIDA MO*TOAUS 55*.
minI 7 and the unprecedented season.
VICE INC.,
PlaIntiff,
Ciure, $9, of nearby Ban 'S.
Visit at close quarters of afl• The "debriefings" In whichIkrnardlno.
they tell all they can remem.
other spaceship.
KENNETH P. MAYO, PP.., and
The two astronauts came ber about their flight to the The
ceremony was perform. BARBARA, C. KLYO his wife,
e! by Jack Perkiria, a Baptist
Defendant.,
borne Wednesday for "debrief. ground crews at the Maimed minister, shortly after thi
notsrm or s*t.a
Ings" to apace officials and Spacecraft Center, will be
NOTICE IS HEREBY (flV.
on the 4th day of Jointhe Christmas holidays at over by Saturday and the as store closed for the night SN that
Nary. ISIS at iiioe o'clock AM.
borne.
tronsuta can enjoy a family B.us and deer frequent at
the West door of the Court,,you are a pretty strong. Christmas.
of Seminole County, at
the roads In Canada'. Ranh house
Sanford. Florida, the underer," Marilyn Lovell told her Next week, the long account National Park.
signed Clerk will offer for
husband before the welcome. In person of their flight will
sale to the higheet and beet
bidder
for cash the following
back kiss,
resume.
real prop.rtyt
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Berman smiled at the wel.
Lot 11$. L&amp;KL HA1UUWF
coming crowd and said, "I'm
ICaTATER,
according to the
Legal Notice
sit TUM cavvrr oouni
plat thereof recorded in
NISTU JVDICIAL cincv$
going horns to us If every.
Plat Book 11,pages 15 end
an wa csnvvrr oovwr or OF PIORIDA IN AND ro:
thing looks the urns."
is. Public lteoorda of
TUE *1*111 JUDICIAL cia. 5E*OLU OOV$TY.

'Pretty Strangers'
For Christmas I would liki
Home For Chr stmas
Tressy and CrIksts pair a

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Circuit Judge William G.
Akrldgs Wednesday dismissed
a damage suit against Semi.
nohe County "with leave to
amend' by the Plaintiff.
The suit "Inezeosi of $5,000"
against the county
was
by Gerald Henry Wilhelm,
who claimed negligence In the
death of his Is-month-old son,
Joel, last April.
'The child tumbled down an
embankment and drowned In
a drainage ditch In the East.
brook Bustle iectbu of
Sol. County.
Judge Akrldge'a ruling was
basked on the contention of
Johnson that the county was
Immune to this type of action.
Also named in the i t was
the Braumer Development
Company.builders of East.
brook.

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Most of the epinics to which or ether peshikised dIscrlalu. ldsstlaI a a d essgrssslosal
au S. not held it section of tics Iavslvsd In the enactmest elections.
lbs 1555 Voting Bight. Ad to or administration ad the Now 'lies," wrote hlsitsIsif,
be uncosstltuticaal Is as as. York literacy test.
"wbaususr the Cosgmea teed
sertlos of the staWa rIghts it fellows that a finding of atepe I. prohibit the states
theory that the Congress has dlsertaisatlet Iavolvlag the from Imposing a perthivhar To.
no power to regulate the qual literacy we would have caus. qulrsmest ar qaaliflcMion for
litcatloss at voters.
.4 the clad Is sustain the dli. voting, no matter of what kind.
The thrso.Judse comi sits in putsd jestiss of the act doo It levartably did es bp tatlat.
Washlagtos, D. C. it knocked spits Artiste 1, Section 1, of tog and prsposlsg a aisslituout a provision It the act the U. I. Css,fttat1e, which tiossi amadmiot.
which would have edrosebw gave the Males all power to 'Is far u Is helen, setS
.4 Puerto P.kaas IS Now Yert regulate voter quaMcatloss. the passage ad the Voting
Who were literate to Ipselsk Hc5rWs opinion eI$sd Ibis Zighie Ask of INL Cs.ou
but polls laglith. A New sedisoi sad asserted:
sever stteu$sd to adieves
Verb literacy teat .ij.kas "Tradltlosefly and bistod this result by leglslatlos. It Is
voters to read and to write cafly, the qualifications of vat. quit. .vldest, therefore, that
English. The majority opinion ers have been Invariably a it was the coutlausus and In.
written by U.S. Dlsttict Judge matter regulated by the alit. varlabis vlsr of the Congress
Alexander Holtzoil ptd tie is. This subject Is one over that it may ad Intrude tot.
question this way:
which the Congress has so this field and des. lot Mv.
power to regulate the eubleet
"Whither the Ccsgrest has power to legislate."
constitutional power to rigs' Traditionally and historical' matter b711gVVU4t(
late by statute the quallitca. ly also the authority of the meat."
ticss of voters and to super' states to establish ,der quail' Articls It Section 3 51 ths
ii,
side the requirements pro, flcaus.e has bea limited by Cs.sU'uIos
scribed by the stain."
the Vice at constitutional puwer to regulate voter quail.
By a vote of 2 to It the amendment, specifically by Ikatiocs. The 11th Amend.
court held that Congress did the 146, lIt, 11th, and 34th ferbldd lag dIairlaIutlos
not possess such power and amendments. The 10 Amend. mint limited that power by
that the section ci the act meat extended to all eltlzsss When the 111$ act comes fin.
seeking to qualify Spanish the equal protection of the ally to the Supreme Court the
speaking Puerto Rican to law; the lit forbad. diserl. Proem will be the reverse ci
vote In New York state was rntoatlosss account of race, the (osupeleg. The luprems
unconstitutional. Before the color or previous cosditlos of Court first will satisfy itself
court could come to that do. servitude. The 11th granted that than has bees discrimi.
cislon, It was necessary for the YOU to women and the nation before holding the ad
the judges to satisfy them. 3410 outlawed the poll tax as to be IS esstsrznity wIt *5
selves that there was so nclal a qualification to vote In pr.. Cosstltutlos as amiudid.

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Me" for bit belated Christ. leg lbs usual gifts for the employs,.
Branch Rickey do sub.
was sb.ppts&amp; study the eeg family.
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sifsdlvs ares 11019 atS5t en bSful. I4UCIUSSI1 Pm burgh Pirates' roster, plus
ailstma. Day. We seed IS asuts.
those Is the farm viube.
stress gVta With "eye" ap
When our flvs Crass child. NOWI4IYs we seed to stress
, peal sad the, help st*auIati na were in high school, they man asgyeot gins, sines read.
mare mitell For readers often exclaimed over the Ia a,,
lb. main hope of our
are set as easily Maapsdsd spiratlomal stories Is Dr. Republic and "free satsrprtae"
late NOW so are 1144410111 Peak's Guideposts Magazine.
CASE Xlii: Clarence G., This little noe.prollt, inter. Ustansns or slojet folks
'v aged 42, Is a lawyer,
faith 11189991041401111111111 spies. onbecome passive "sheep"
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"Dr. Crass," he began, "I did stories told In
psrs, who can be moe sully sway.
Li shuttle back and for th between by outstanding Americans .4 by 11.1b appeals, without
New York City and Washing, from the realm of movies, cig their
critical au
ton s.v.nil times per month. sports,. industry and. sdsci. 13'Sil.
"And I an so &amp;oadej with Since this magazIne Is ad flat'. why Hill., (as well
work that I seldom have tIme the usual commercial type as More Anthony and eves
to think about my family, that carries advertising, and sflver4esguid William Joan.
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though I hive two children to vInes It Is , of equal vales to lags Bryan), tould sway vast
high school.
Hebrew. Catholic and Protes&amp; tbresgs and stamp.d. them.
"So what could l find atants, then Itisaboa to Sotrytosseouragsmore
this late date for apprapriate teenagers Of all sorts.
reading as the past of your
Christmas gUts?
A few years ago, while I rv.
"KywU.willkavedomea IngarssvftlewasltsProme in addition is
good Job for be* r4 us, but tics Manager, hosold atoms another superb MIlls wags.
I'd like to add some p.nsial till swoop 106,000 GuIdeposts
qe,., wMek contains
gift to prove that I have been mibcnlptlous to the steel Ca.
esesmiata by wield
pay at Pittsburgh.
; thInkJgof them."
Isaders, u well as splendid
Clarence's wife ha. undoub. That itra had the wat$ burner for use by speakers.
High ,cboolers can bissflt
greatly from such, aid In

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WASHINGTON (UPI)
A
volume ci testimony recently
released by a House foreign
affairs subcommittee discion.
is that the Pear. Corps ham
become Involved In a new
controversy.
Charges were mad* at the
bearing that a earpa volunteer
In Brazil had lifted a pig the
wrong way.
The attack on the Corps'
plg.Uftlng technique came dun.
lag the testimony at Frank
Manklewics, rigiccal director
for Latin America, who was
explaining some of the pro.
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Hap. H. K. Gross, an Iowa
a ad erstwhile
farm boy, pointed to a photo,
graph showing a corpsman, Is.

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ti. of Nickerson, Nan., holding
a pig.
To.tIe's arms were under
the pig's belly. The pig didn't
seem to mind but Gross brim.
tied when he saw It.
"I do not know any farms.'
that would pick up a 10or.7i.
pound pig In that fashion,"
Gross replied.
"I am not a farmer. I
thought he did pretty good."
said Manklswlcz,
To this Gross replied:
"He must have had this pig
anesthetized, or be would rip
the pants right oil this guy
and, moreover, It there wasn't
something docile about the pig,
be would have him wet down
from bolding him that way,

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PAUL asoosiams
Associate ailLs.
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sissisess M*aiiei
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MSCha.5*C$1 Sept.
City SdlIar
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ago when be outlined for this lion.
correspondent the platform of But the deterrent is useful

the British Labor-or socialist
-party.
Labor, he aid, would aban
dos BrItaln'a expensive lade.
pendent nuclear deterrent and
be oostird to take shelter un
der the United States' nuclear
umbrella, simultaneously cut
hag Britain's defense budget.
He criticised the Conservelivo government's efforts to
enter lbs European Common
Market which, he said, would
mean the ucnitice 01 the

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helps to sooth that yearn for home,
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an .xtrs 25% credIt for svory dollar you pay

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PARENTS of second gradars taught by Mrs. Charles Beeler at Forest
Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Church School will receive lovely mosaic
pictures their youngste
made In class as Christmas gIfts. Showing
their work are (from left) Terry Dickinson, Beth Whidden, David Rega!,
tlterald L'floto)
and bflCWS

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John R. Alexander
Ball-Blair Agency
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ca err belt to put
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end to gang fighting.
he added.
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Waltz'; fourth, a tie. Mrs.
McClung
Court Judge Joe L.
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George Croaks end Frank
looks at IL
Froshlick with Mrs. Norman
Flye boys, aged 15 and 16,
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were brought beforo McClung
anon a charge of attacking
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ental discipline or I'll have to fare Department's free medi.
take some action," lie told cme program and blasted a
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were not Identified because ernment collect, audit anti dii'
of their *s.
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ftMeClung suggested "strong.
be
applied.
belts
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TOYS collected by the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club to be used
One by one, the boys were The Cabinet Instructed Rev.
by the Salvation Army in Sanford for Christmas baskets are displayed
W to ante-room and brought enue Director Ed Stz-sughn to
back to face the judge with write a strong protest to
by Mrs. Melaine Stewart (left) and Mrs. Minna Crum. In addition to
tears in their eyes.
that
greasional
the more than tO toys, a cash donation of 15 was contributed by the
"From the Christmas carol. will consider the proposal to
there,"
MX going on in
club.
(Herald Photo)
make the Internal Revenue
Clung said, "the fathers apI
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taxes from out-of.st&amp;te
McClung, who recessed sources.
court during the punishment
The Cabinet gave the Wel.
period, told the youths
CYPRESS' REDWOOD S AWNINGS
tare Department control of Its
they ever got In trouble again program of giving free m.di.
cher, George Joseph, Annie
DECEMBER 73, INS
FREE ESTIMATES!
with fighting they would be cines to welfare recipients In
Lillian Milledge, Charles hut.
Admissions
PAYMENT BANK FINANCING
Mi.
NO
DOWN
Henry
Herman,
John
Curtis
tin,
John
If.
Setnew
Sr.,
do.
sweeping policy change
signed to say, the st,ate a t Spencer, Thomas Dillard, chel U. Sarth and baby girl,
P..ee-ldentlii and Commercial
Scott C. Bouley, Daniel Web' henry L. Vance, Dorothy
least $175,000 a year.
The basic change was to ster Burnham Jr., Sanford; Hartley and baby boy, Scott
take administration of the pro. Chester C. Carrothers, Jack. C. liouley, Sanford: Eleanor
McLarcn, Dellary; Charles
gram away from the Florida son, Tents.
Births
Laird,
I)eltona; Ruth Framell
Pharmaceutical Associ at I o n
2561 PARK DR.,
SANFORD
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Thomas, Chuluots, a boy.
Department
Defense
W elfare Department.
Discharges
made it official.
Frank Bryan, Mary flels.
Lockheed Aircraft CorporaCause
lion Is getting the biggest sin.
gte military contract In his. SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)
tory-a $1,383,327,000 part for Everything went like clock.
development of the world's work for two men burglsrlz- NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.
Firemen I'aini,r
substation (UI'!)
largest Jet plane.
lug a post fi
The Marietta (Ga.) fi rm until th ey hoisted a safe onto 8at'cji* was fired from his
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job and Donald Daily and
will build U of the new jet the back of a truck.
transports, the CIA. An ad- As they drove oil, the un- Charles Koboak were anuditlonal $500 million will be opened safe, containing a sub. pended for a year each for
spent on engines for the planes stsntla) amount of cash and prankishly turning on enough
under a separate contract to stamps, fell off the truck, The false fire alarms to call all
W.
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big
be awarded to General Elec- burglars did not stop to re the town's fire fighting equip.
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term
in the Florida House of oral Slums In charge.
baby brother," Mrs. Burns
meeting of U. Dellsr)•
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Representatives, Gong has Sara by the 10th of the
Duplicate Bridge Club In the Mrs. Burns abating grand. Crest political aspiration..
month, earn from the lot at
Firemen's Recreation hall. motherly pride for the family "I'll either go for the state First Federal. Add to or start
Mrs. Robert Nicholls dltectel. of her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Senate or for the U.S. house your saving, account at First
Winners were, NS, first, Watkins, said that this is the of Reprssentatires," h. said. Federal tomorrow.-Adv.
Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Mrs. fi rst year li ttle Clay ha. nail.
Myron Accardi; second. Mrs. red that
a is
h1tthing
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Shader; third, Mrs. F k red cult who says 910 Ho
Austin and Mrs. A. C. Bes;
fourth, Mrs. Mints Morrison "He's suddenly discovered
EMPLOYEES A
that Santa brings presents to
and Alex Menezer.
EW, first, Mrs. W. U. Cook small boys," she said.
and Dr. H. R. Rosrborough;
second, Mrs. William Hibbard
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HONG KONG (UPI) -1 statloni and a tel evision its. goes back to 1914 when his
fathi: ae,'it him htre to look
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n.m war Is the most striking The 35-year old Gong's as. for a Chinese wife.
aspect of the war," Florida sodation with hong Kong
While In Hong Kong. Gong
state legislator Edmond G.
worked
as a repertor
the
Gong, of M iami, said in an
Hong Kong Standard, one of
i t rview.
First Family
the leading English-language
here's no front to U.
war. A fanner who Is dresse'
papers In the colony.
in black may shoot at you
lie met a beautiful Chinese.
omeForYule
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anytime.
Greek girl. They married and
Gong, the first (Thinese. TALLAHASSEE (UP!)
now have four children.
American member of th e Flor. Gov. and Mrs. Haydon Burns' Gong was appointed a U.S.
Ida Legislature, arrived here Christmas this year will cen. assistant attorney In 1901
from a personal 16-day fact- ter around their three-year-old after he was graduated from
finding tour of Vietnam. Gong grandson, Clay, who has just the University of Miam( law
Is covering the trip for a learned that Santa Claus does school.
Florida newspaper, two radii, more than just may "Ho, Ho, "I was the first Chinese
elected to the Legislature In
Florida," Gong Sail. "I join.
leave the capital tonight for i'd the New Frontier and the
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The complacency with which That Is what us happening,
the citizens and the cowls Citizens should know that But lithe courts can mike a
observe the electoral procas the federal Corrupt Practices sieve of the act U DOW written
they could sieve any amend.
contains the seeds of disaster. Act provides as follows:
The federal corrupt practices -flat It Is unlawful for any meat Intended to strengthen It.
act seems to take no accoad national bank, or any corpora
good Mr. Doaley siamid
of the realities Of politics: • tics organized by authority of it up long ago "lb. coastitu.
One headline reports: "Dc. any law of congress, to make
the supreme
mocnata are Joining book-d. a contribution or expenditure tIcs Issayswhat
It
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quastlos Is a slick papal P55 to any political cence, or Is
duet which stables c,ipua' connection with any primary
tions It eestrtbute pelitlesi ahsctlos or political coaveaLetters
parties to Influence .Iectioss, Um or eswu hold to select
despite the law. no Dem&amp; candidates for any political Ilditor, Herald:
critic book is just oft the cities.
is it not time that something
press bulging with full page -flat It Is unlawful for any was dons about our Seminole
advertisements at $11,000 a corporation whatever, or any County Humane Society, and
page. may Of those ads wire labor argaeisatlon, to make the previsass of a dog home
paid for by corporations detig a e,strtbutios or expesditure for, strays,
ana' in easnectios with any election Tbm has been a stray dog
big business with the
meat at the izpsnse of the at which presidential and vies ground my home for the past
taxpayer. This raises some presidential electors or U. S. 19 days sad she it is ae.4 ci
questions, quits apart from the session and representatives vsterthary. care. Yesterday I 4?
t1ca1 are to be voted for, or Is ,aued the shill's Cities to
legality of corporate
Ft iIcw,
ccsssctlsu with any primary find ed wbst sould he dose
Such pestl backs are aol a election or political cosvm for her and was advised "to
now gimmick. "It's new tics or caucus to select can&amp; take her and dimp her some.
dealers struck gold with such dates toe any of the foregoing where?"
a book after the iNS pfe. oft, or for any candidate, m. I find scandalous,
death? election. But ape and political committee, or other "pping" dep is as sslu,
custom have act prettied up person to accept or to receive tics to the prebhsm, air Is
the compilge book gimmick any contributions prohibIted having them destroyed, which
for squeezing by the law, by the law.
seems to be the o.ly alteru.
Tb..e books are pissed it flat Is what lbs law says. tire.
as nonpolitical. Their promo. But the law can osly mean Are there any plan afoot
ten claim the shelter Of east what the courts hold It to for a dog borne In the near
decisions protecting spending msu. And the ecarts find future? i Up .., for It is bad.
for educational, sospsMtIeal now Illegal -ho a fleod of 17 sidec
purposes
cuperats and aiim mosey
Yours truly,
The corrupt practical at that 6.4. Mi way, eves it
Miss Nudes I. MCDOnalc
applies squally to labor sallow Ia&amp;setly. I. peiltisal audi, (XDITQR'$ NM; As UI.
All who halls" labor alas Pockape K would bes Well mat shelter has been esaplet.
do not contribute vast sums idea is write Into the law a .4 seuthsiIsMordssU,$,
for political purposes will spsclal 1111110111111114110 against 1752 and I. about ready to
pluse leap ad the neareSt political coutslbutloue by 45. receive atnyi, fls county's
window. The courts have held fssss Industry esiporatless set tag law will be eaforcod
that whim a labor union puts and ethers with big savers. bilginallas Jan. .)
a caidids$e for ace os a
inleVWOS show or pays for
Web a show to bit bebaM,
there Is so political motive In.
rolvsd, srsly as attempt to
educate the voteS'.
A r.pubii that aeespts seek
eorrvptlos of its elacisral pro.
cesass u this Is a repiMc
$
that his Mreysd far an the
lery med. Cerrupatlet foods
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with ds.lps sad ploselow Wel elm help awe.,,
I. St yea budget.

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speech before Parliament out.
lining legi.la tive plans for
the year abssd.
The charges may spring
from the new respocslhllltles
of leadership, or from labors
narrow two-vote majority to
Commons. At any rate, the
program of Britain's Labor
government today has little in
It at socialism. As the Times
of Landon remarked:
"Ths condition may be tern.
pointy, but at lbe moment,
the left Is a spent force,"

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phi Is advises,CNI1$tI'AI
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to Wilson's concept of Bni.
tale's place In world leader.
ship and plans to drop It no
longer are heard.
As did Conservative govern,
meats before him, Wilson
seeks to play the role of
friendly broker between the
United Stales and Moscow.
As for the plan to national.
Ito British steel, it was not

and than I. move on to Wash Once elected, Brftth Labor
Iagtca for a meting with would ri4atlisslise the steel
Prsldsct Johnson..
Industry.
At the United Nations be And upon this platform, La
found himself doing the thing bar campaigned.
for which as leader ci the In the United Nations WH.
opposition, be frequently en
s sciubt I. prevent action
dcis.d his pusdocessor, Cos. by African aatiosa"st hot"Mad" Prim, Mishear Sir heads which both he and the
Alex Douglu.Hoa*-attsmph United States fear could at the
lag to gave off UN action on least lead tea racial war and
a matter which he ecmddiis M word toa major conflict in
strictly a British affair,
Attics.
Is Wagtss he us Is dis. The t*hed States' dIh.mma F
suss ways Is prnd the ever what IS do about West
spread of niche., wsapisl, G.raaay'a nielsen demands
AM. specifically, what Is 45 mIght be eusd If Britain's
about Wad Oar*aa demands Labsr government were to
for a greeter voice is till 533. carry out Its original latent to
clear affaire of NATO.
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Things have changed since since then West Germany no

Os a chill, rainy night Just
before Christmas 1113, the
man who was to become prime
minister hoisted him feet corn.
fortabiy to a chair in the din.
lag room of the House of
Com=as and told that the
socialists of British labor
would do who they Leek pow,
Or.
This week the aims man
with a somewhat different
point of view, British Prim.
Minister Harold WlIso, cams
to the United States as a two
fold mission-to address the
United Nations as the prob

Publishes Ship .zsipt I.tup, missy ena Ckrlataes pO
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that site that way."
Editors of the corps' month'
Iy magazine got in touch with
Troitle to obtain his side ci
the story. The publication
quotes him as saying the pig
he lifted was fully awake and
that he kept his trousers both
hV.aet and dry.
Well, sir, I don't belle,. Is
letting disputes like this re•
main unresolved, 11 leaves
a cloud hanging ovor both
Congress and the Peace Corps.
Therefore, I have appointed
myself to head an Independent
tact•ftndlng mission to settle
the Issue once and foe all. A
full report on the philosophy
and practice of pfg.lLftlng will
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your brief talkaat club mast.
lags.
A third naiad" of this
same aos.coawlal type Is
Sunshine Magub..
lvsiy home ubould also sub.
lieib5 IS *SI4WI Digest.
And have an escyekpadla,
Plus typewriter, dictiosary and
an atlas.
Also be sure to saud your
an IS military service a
A
to the ho., town
newspaper, toot
Of the u.s foryou r aged
ntatt.. in nursIng honest
And buy mire. hocks that
Contain i*tio.i cW in
a dramatis narrative format,
inch as Asgusta Itsysisos's
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T. those who are unaware that an, not too often 1cneeuIIçesal7)
the feminlno hemline has been on. spilt their vote $060.
prlsInteen..gs boys gallantly
ticlrigiy escalating this Item may be
, a thumping two to one
save
of flO great COflCS?fla
voteof confidence and admiration.
But any who may have been pay.
Now, one state does not, ofcourse,
lug attention should brace them. speak for the nation, just as one
selves for a shock.
swallow does not make a summer.
A bank In North Carolina has
But when 12,000 people out of
taken a statewide public opinion
fl,()($).....iflejudlng a Jot of menpoll on the above-the-knee skirt,
turn eyes down on higher hemlines,
And of the 22,000 thoughtful you have to wonder.
North Carolinians who voted, more
For It's a fact of life in show his
than 12400-57 perebut
used that when the audience quits look.
their ballots to knock knees I
lag, the curtain Is soon lowered.
Yes, sir, they voted AGAINST
shorter skirts
Thought For Today
Of the women who vot.d,Uper
out cast negative ballots. And you
"And I will say to my soul,
have to think that at least some of 'Soul, you have ample goods laid up
them arrived at the decision after for many years; ta
ke your use, sat,
realistic apprasisal of themselves In
drink, be merry'."-Luke 12:19.
front of a mirror.
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Even more significant, 46 per
Visit, and your halls an, crowd.
cent of the male voters said In ef.
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feet by their neMlys ballots, "You
'ut. and the world .goc by.-ElIs Wheeler WIlcox, American verse
said it, ,LLerI"
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GREEN DAY, Wis. (UP!) flrat&amp;owaki's fault. H. and his
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G4 SILLY. 5W4
foothill 'it- I were drilling In sneakers
Bratkowski and the other
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Tom Matte was In I SundSI," National Football Green flay quarterbacks, flirt
iran
Gtzard
Qk1.4JD
battle with the 5u1U
bIh school, tiled to Imitate
end Dennis Clargidge,
J/M 677D,
Ci.r
the Western
Mm Wednesday - and flipped I more Colts
simulate
crown, and all
V)%gT$caIUII7 to the turf.
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plays expected to
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AUPPALO
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be called by flaltimore
LOwif,
7A4
lerbark Tom Matte.
HiL1buk
$4N 01560
Matte, the halfback con!t41tk
atted to quarterback ,ifter
Unites
and
Johnny
Cuozzo, came In
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I the lion's share of attention
by the I'ackernhecstuieof his
DVINU
with the
JáRRV .$t4)V,
pass, which can puzzle
End
it
Is
seldom
three of the county's four high school dn.ses because
After
frut
464-4 00"
seenbasketball teams, the conclusion
Packer Coach Vinci Loin.
the smallest school-Oviedo-is the best of the lot.
Tac.
GAMPAWO
The Lions, last year's runner-u p in the State Class bardi was aware of the emo1WfAK,
tional
fadU$rGThg
for
the
swept
past
four
7adc1.
Gainesville,
have
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Tournament
-BMatte at a
pon.nte this time around and seem headed for another Colt.a who,
strange position, beat he
great year.
.
rwtedr
Seminole High may be a sleeper. Coach Mack fllythe'a Los Angeles Rams last SunS
v a,
csr
to force Green fl ay into
hrwbsdee' _
bs.
squad is mostly young and inexperienced and will
ma iiar,rj
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bly lose a few games early in the season, but by about a playoff.
"Advertising sometimes
they'll be able to give most of their oppon
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brings out the best in teams,
onto a lot of trouble.
ILf.kO4SAi/D
Lyman, which hasn't won in six starts, isn't that had especially in a team like flalti.
SHSaNA"
Via Al
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a ball club, but Coach Dick Copeland is having trouble more, which showed It can
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The Greyhounds'
the right
Safety
he sold. "At
now is at gusrd, where no one thus far ha. been able like Unites
the urn. time, the team with
to do anything near an outstanding Job.
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Groom., which won its last outing after three straight the most guns usually wins.
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the county's best boy in Vernell Eilzy and its not too guns,"
difficult to build a winner around an extra-outstanding
Lomhardl'a walking wound.
hailplayer.
ed halfback Paul Hornung and
We'l
Have To Be Great
It would be an Interesting affair If all four teams linebacker Ray Nitschke, both
could get together in one gym over one weekend and have took
in Wednesday's
their own county tournament instead of scat te ring all iiwi'ntsuit drill, and lie inilicatover th. state, Of course IL's too Isle for •uch a thing ed both would be ready in Rush Team,' Says
Coach
to happen this season, but it's something the local 11 th- play Sunday. liornung scored
Istic directors and basketball coaches should consider for five touchdowns when the
COLUMBIA, Co. (UP!)
conditioned squad," Deeme net ranked fourth nationally
upcoming HUOfl'5.
Pac kers beat the Colts for Missouri football coach Dan emphasised. "It the score Is in total offense and filth In
The tournament could be rotated year-by-year, 5iY the second time this season Devine gazed out the window tied 14.14 In the last period passing.
year's meet two weeks ago,
starting at Seminole anti playing the
as Columbia shivered under we'll have to be a great passDevine said this year's Tit.
at Oviedo. This would give the Lions time to move out
it first snowfall, pulled the rush team."
era, who finished 7.2.1, se.
of their present "shanty" to a new basketball horn.,
This indicates part of l}e. cond in the Big Eight and
shades and turned on the pro.
which we hear may be forthcoming In a couple of years.
vine's game plan, to stop Flo. sixth in tho nation, were "one
It almost bu to be a financial success. The students
It was early morning and rida's brilliant passing quit. of the best five teams I've
themselves would make It so and the natural rivalry that
a still bearded Devine and tarbaek Steve Spurner. Spur. ever been associated with."
the four schools encompass, plus the publicity that this
assistants were seated in
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In fact, with the eaception of Grooms, Oviedo, Lyman
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handing the Wolverines theli
second setback in two nlghti il
with a 7144 triumph. Michigat

dropped a 100-93 overtime dc
cisioti to top-ranked Duki
Tuesday night.
"It was pretty obvious that
our boys were tired," Michi
San coach Dave Stack said
"They were worn out from
the Duke Some. I'm sure."

Although Hinkle admitted
his team beat "a tired bunci
of boy,," he didn't take any
credit away from "the tremendous" game his Bulldogu
played.
"They were great," he said
"Ibis victory has to be one of
my biggest thrills."
Other underrated quintets
got into the act Wednesday
night, with Marquette blasting
seventh-ranked Wichita 95.75

and Valparaiso belting Purdue
114-N.

Ninth
ranked Kentucky
pulled away after Intermission
had rolled to a 51-73 triumph
over Texas Tech, whose high
scorer, Dub Malaise, was re
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2 Recommended
As No. 1 Netters
NEW YORK (UPI) Jane Peaches Bartkowlcs and

Robert C. Lute, who have
era.
been recommended for the No.
Subject of the film was
1 ranking In the Girls' 18
BALTIMORE (U1'I)
the Tigers' Sugar Bowl op.
and
Junior Boys' Division re.
don't meet, but there schedules do contain four common Baltimore Colt defensive halt. ponent, the Florida Galore.
MIAMI (UP!) - You can and Twilley plus such stare spectively, will have to wait
foes-Florida
Military,
Bishop
Moon,
Lyman
and
Eau
back
Bob
Boyd
is
as
bald
Devine
concluded
a
twoas
say It's up to slender Nick as all-Americas Tommy Nobis,
Gallie-and local
basketball fans are bound to start corn. Yelberton Abraham Tittle, but week, post-season practice Ramses of Notre Dame and Texas linebacker, and tackle until Feb. 5 for official approval by the United Stites
paring scores.
schedule last Saturday Dec.
Sam Bail the
of Kentucky
have Lawn Tennis Aeaoclatlon,
the resemblance ends there, 18 and sent his players home about 2,200 pounds of Interior established
South team
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It looks like Billy Mikler is going to pick up In bas.Yet the rallying cry during for an abbreviated Christmas liUman to stop the greatest favorite. The South leads 10-7 The 16-year-old Miss Bartkowles, a native of Hsmtrs.
ketball where he left off in football,
the Colts practice sessions this vacation. The Tigers will as. passing combo in college his. in this series played for the
melt, Mich., also waa nealThe county's scoring champ on the gridiron is lead. week for the deciding game of aemble from four points tory,
benefit of the Shrine's crippled nat.d for the top ranking In
Ins the
potntrnakers on the hardeourt an well, the Western Division In the Christmas Day and fly to
Otherwise, the North team children hospitals charities. her age division. The rank.
with a 25 point average after four games.
New Orleans
the annual Shrine college
North coach Are Parseghian i nto of both Miss Bartkowics
But Ellay of Croonis may give the Lions' flash a lit. National Football League has tici' at Tulane University.
all-star football classic Is in of Notre Dame, while seeking and Lutz must be approved
Us competition with the roundbail. Etlay is averaging 20 been "all the way with Y.A."
lkvine prolonged the film for a rough afternoon In Mi. the best defensive alIgnment.,
points a Some after four contest. and has also pulled down Baltimore meet, the Packers session by continuously ,,. arnie Orange Bowl Christmas for his stars, observed that At the U8LTA annual most.
nj it Palm Beach, Pla.,
an average of is rebounds a Some. The Panther standout, at C,reen Ilay on Sunday in running sequence. of the Fl o- Day.
his Yankees would be no Feb. S.
who was a second team member on the all-county foot. the Western playoff.
All-America B a s s a a and slouches in the scoring de.
ridaAuhurn game, often at
bell team as an and, stands 6.4 and tips the scales at 200
Ilia request of his assistants, company must taco quarter. partment.
Boyd is a former quarter. Then, hi summed up his New back Billy Anderson and end Parseghtap uncovered at.
pounds.
No one else in the county Is averaging close to 20 back at Oklahoma, who has Year's Day foe.
Howard Twilley, the terrible mom dormant throwing talent
points a game, but Richard Moors of Lyman and Don been pressed into service to
"We'll have to be a well. twosome from Tulsa who re. in Ohio State quarterback Don
Nicholas and Lamar (Lefty) Oxford of Seminole certain, back up Tom Mat te, an In.
wrote the pass record books alternate him about equally
ly have some 90-plus games in their systems.
this reason }lassaa will cap- with Pittsburgh's Kenny Lu. The Apopka horseman's Asexperienced
pro
quarterback
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tam the North defensive dc. cis, a proven passer.
toclatlon will present a gymk'
ROME (UPI - Nicola
yen and play safety which Sam Price, 209-pound IWn. ana Sunday, slatting at 1:10
Getting back to Billy Milder for a minute, the Lion himself.
standout may have his wish-a football scholarship, None
Teammates have been trangell, italian Davis Cup will put him In position to get oh back, and Dave MeNaugh.
other that Georgia Tech has offered the 5-11 hrokcn.fieltt shouting, "Attawsy, V. A." at star, said Wednesday, that he the last shot at aU'America Ion, 306-pound fullback from There will be junior, senior
has decided to turn prof.,. Twihley, who also was the no- Penn State, promised to give
runner the full works. Billy is supposed to
the At. lloyd in hopes
md high point trophies apd
that it will sic'tial awl will join Jack Kra. lion's leading scorer this fail, the South
Junta campus for a couple of days immediately after
defenders all they tilt osrtillcatsa and ribbons
somehow
the
Alt-Pro mt'r'. tennis troupe.
_ The Presence ofAnderson_could handle on the grotand.
Christmas.
n each event,
The way the word came to us, is that the Tech staff defensive back soit:. of TittIe's
former
axpertise
In
pass.
didn't even ace films of )'iikler, but were so Impressed
ing and offensive direction.
with his statistics that a call was made to Ovedo Coach
Both Matte and Boyd did
13111 Spoon.. It seems that one of Georgia Tech's grid as.
their college
sistants hails from Tennessee, as does Coach Sp0000, and
tIR)'5, and It Is most doubt.
It wasn't long before the offer was made,
The only thing, so we hear, that I, keeping Mikler ful that the Colt offense will Night
Wednesday Results aU lace 1.11 8011. TIm. $1.94 Willy,?. baits flay, I. Boa
intefligeney,L Across the
from accepting the offer, is his ability on the basketball have a devastating aerial atRace
1.16 Mile 'lime: 31.53 Bonnie
tat
D.
id, 3. Lupine, 4. Mary's
It's been rumored that he would rather play college tack against Green Hay.
17.30 11.40 11.00
11.20 3.20 4.30 Jeanine
Matte played at Ohio State, lii Judy
basketball,
Fourth Rae. (5f16 Mile)
it It's at a small college.
nb, S. N. H's Lids, 6. Spe..
3.80 3.20
16.00 3.40 Circus City rat
However, Seminole Coach Mack Blythe, doesn't even where coach Woody Hayes i Caleintito
A's
I.
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Upjohn,
2.
Lathem,
Dee, T. Dave Mali, I, T.
Mitra's
Chevel
4.40
2.40
think Mikler will have trouble here either. After seeing known for the "three yards Little Jas
3. Clark, 4. W. 0.', Danny
Qulnieta
' Paycheeker.
(1.2)
$30.10
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intets
(54)
$78.00
the Lions' ace against Hu.hop Moore earlier this week, and a cloud of dust" offense.
Be, 5. Wicomico Larry, I.
inth Rae. (5/16 MU.) Oklahoma teams have tra. lad Race 5-16 Mile, lime 31.52 Perfecta (7.1) $141.80
Blythe exclaimed, "that boy In major college basketball
9th
Race
141'MIl.
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31.24
SiftIn
In, 7. Alehat, 8. Judy
7
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Katy
lb
11.20
4.00
3.50
calibre."
Luke IrIs, 2. Plying Slip.
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6.20 6.40 4.50 Scott.
6.20 7.20 Duck Chip
Well just have to wait and see what happens, but it ed than Ohio State, If that is Key Rex
1. Dimples Jan., 4, Ring
Crony
Gerald
Filth Race (3/1 Mile) Don
lull
6.00
look's like the JlUiy Milder Story will certainly have a
poasible.
38'807'60
Fir., 5. Big Creek Ben,
Almena
Gift
2.60
Qulniela
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Rajah's
Princess,
1.
Mae(214) $46.20
happy ending.
Matte failed to complete any
he's A Gossip, T. Michael
Quinlela (14) $111.10
Harmony, 3. flerkiey's Major,
S
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passea In the Colts 20-17 wIn Perfecta (24 $73.20
1. Sun Spy.
Perfects (14) $113.10.
Daily
Double
(52)
$62.20
I.
Duke Larsen, 5. Snub, E.
City Recreation Director, asks us to over the Los Angeles Rams
0th Mace (b/li Mile) 3rd lines Ill Mile, Time 32.80 151k Race 5-15 Mile lime 30.97 Chic Candy, 7. Spanish Rose,
make a plea to the city's 18 to 15-Year-old boys to play last Sunday. Boyd has yet
(arryfleld Mystery,!. 01..
Miss Whirl
3.00 4.60 2,80 8. Latmore.
Fable
23.60
3.69
3.20
basketball. The Intermediat, league hasn't enough play- throw a pass this year in reg.
Trans I. Gallant Maurice,
0.00 3.00 Sixth Race (5/16 Mile) Wlndaetp
3.40 290 Wild Comedy
ere to till out the rosters of the six teams, so Jernigan ulation play.
ill Con IL, I. Ultra's Mist,
Space
Aid
4.00 1. Gismo Bob, 2. W.D.'s Mon.
Pronto Pat
4.00
Is 'opening the door for more recruits.
tyan's
Inpress, 7. Many's
Qulaisla (11) $12.10
QuIniela
(2-I)
$18.20
By, I. Lady Comm.l, 4. Let.
The program is great for youngsters who want to play.
,, I. raac, Pizes.
Perfecta
(1.2)
$26.40
Perfecta (I2) $91.50
Gait, 5. Match Stop, 6, Rio
Even though they may net be good enough for Junior high
Ilk lace (S/S Mile) Ilk Race 515 Mile, Time 31,71 11th Race % 8011. Time 4180 Lady, T. Vapor Stream, I.
basketball, they are guaranteed of playing In thi s loop.
Lots of Cash 16.40 4.60 3.30 Tango Time.
lily legash 2. JanIce A.,
Slave
Empress
9.20
5.40
2.
10
Even boys living outside the city eligible to play. So come
). L's Nero, 4. She We.,
2.20 2.50 Seventh Bars (5/16 Mile) Cedar Lined
6.60 3.60 Lucknow
on kids, give Mr. Jernigan a call at City Hall or the Civic
Buck the Wind
insets's Wia,I. NI.. Nell,
3.00 I. Moon Maatu, 2, John Gray,
Star of Stars
4.40
Center, and he' put you on a team,
luaday leeks, I, Skirts.
Qulntela (14) $11.10
Qulnlela (3.4) $23.00
MIAMI BEACH (UP!)
S. Eva Twist, 4. Golden Note,
Perfeeta (4-1) $124.50
The Orange Bowl Junior Ten. Perfects (4.3) $92.20
5. Frances Streak 6. Lady
raves dependability and
Race % MIII, Time 469* Handle $15,510.
nis Tournament enters its
B. D., 7. Gossip's Goal, S. Na.
ity for savings at P'Int
S S
4.60 5.30 2.10
third round today af te r all Kate Ring
na's flue,
YIVTSTI*Vs **WN
rsl, delag btasiaee. 86"
TONIGIIV$ ENTRIES
Lynne
Marsh
*00 6.30
NOT1Cl 1$ hereby iIee that
but
one
of
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Eighth Race (5/16 Mile) seeded
players
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First
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5(0db 05k Auresue, Ilaaf.rd,
I. Senator John, 2. Ann Gr.er,
iminoi. C.uaty, Irlarlds. tie. CHARLOTTE, N. 0. (UPI)
Italy's t.nth.se.d.d Marco Quinela (1.5) 123.20
3. Bone Z. 4. Boa Lucky Zeke,
Perfects (8.2) $31.19
den the fictitious n. of.
Barn Mcquagg, a Colum.
HARRIgTTC SIgAUTY NOOK. bus, (Ia., carpenter who won Gilardelil lost to Ello Alva. 86 lace 1.11 Mile, Time 32.01 5. MP's Maude, S. Betty 0,
tea of Argentina 6-2, 6.4 In
end that I deed to rjtaI.r
S PECIALS
19.80 5.40 1.00 7. Pam C., S. Nig's Rlckie.
said earne with the Clerk or the *965 Rookie of the Year second-round play. The de. Complying
ON iN BRANDS
the Circuit corl, Seminole
3.40 2.00 Second Bad (5/16 Mile)
take fending champ, second -seeded Casual 11711116
County, Ylurida. in accordant. honors in NASCAR, will
I.
Joe
Domay,
2.
Call
Me
Pete
Circus
Sun.
3.00
with U. prevision, of t h e VIe. to th. track neat season be.
o las of Mexico, Cii' Qulnlela
shine, I. Chief Allis 4. Sally
(6-7) $31.00
titi.ua Name sislutea, to.w$tt hind th. wheel of • 1966 Ma rcel
fly defeated Yugoslavian 'jor- Perfecti (7
EVERY DAY!
l.tIioa sueS Ylunida Italulea
Havoc, 5. Sunbrook, 6. I'm
4) 1120.00
Dodge
arge
Ch
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an Fiiscls 6.4, 64,
1555.
7I Race 5*6 Mile lime 31.30 Soosle, 7, El Camino Duke,
Ilgi I.! II.tij U. We ber
McQuaag, who drove an
A U.S. winner was top- D. H.
6.40 4.30 3.40 S. Neliie'e Hope.
Kenneth W, Slilatoak, Sequins
Independent 2601 Ford l*st seed.4 Robed Lut. of Los
Altufniy at sw
ARCADE PAL&amp;UI ITOh
B's Rejoiced
10.00 6.40 Third Race (5/10 5611*) year, will drive for car build. Angeles who casually defeat. Luke Lawson
Post onico not isis
3.00 1. Black Top Dalla, 2. Mitts's
OPIN DAILY 5A...eg$p
ianford, Ylorida $5111
?ubuiah be.. to 15, Ii. U, ifS er Ray Nichols of 14jhIan4, ed V aunls'a Yvon Bavy Qulnkla (12) $30.30
$10 1. 11*1?
Image, I. O. B.'. Cook, 4, No
MIlPOSIl
I"
1-3 641
Psr1.cta (1'2) $00.50
WI GIVI TOP VAj,Ui StAMPS
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Sanford Electric clinched at Wiasbip and Randy Brown had
least a tie for the first half 13 apiece for First Federal.
Flit Federal, Pinecreit
title in the City Junior basket.
ball League last night and four Itexall. George's and WTRII
other teams battling it out for are all tied for second place
with 3-2 marks, Day A Nile
second place.
Th. undefeated Electricians Grill is 2.3, Strlckland.Morri.
50fl is 14 and Sanford Atm.
won their fifth straight
handed First Federal 115 sec. tie Bank Is 0-3.
end Ion, 47.3?, Al Grooms had Pineerest Used Its tough do23 for Sanford Electric and tense In handling Sanford At. *
Rick Runnels added 17. Chuck untie last night, 331$. Bill
Kirkpatrick had tune and John
Bertrang eight points to lead
th. Druggists, while Dave
Lachtara had eight for the
Bankers.
George's handed WTRR Its
second loss, 29-23, behind
George Hitchcock's 20 points.
Doug Maliczowskl got 1$ for
41
WTItR.
Strickland. Morrison won Its
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) first game of the season, upThe San Diego Chargers' setting Day A Nit. Grill, 30.37,
appea r more than a little eon- Phil Lindsey had an evening
earned a bout the statue of hig h of 31 points for th e win.
Chargers' fullback Keith Un- tiers, while Tom Whigham had
cola for Sunday's American 25 and Frank Dunn 10 for Day
Football League champion. &amp; Nile.
ship game, they should be.
A 7:45 p.m headliner beThe 6.foot.1, 212-pounder tween the first place Colts
L..
.t._
.
LI'
U.. aur iee p.. several year. U) and second puce name tagiven superlative performan. 1) tops tonight's tiiree.game
es in the Chargers' most im. Intermediate League card at
portant games.
m Fleming Memorial Gym
In the 1963 51.10 title win at Seminole High School.
over Boston, he scored on a
The Eagles (0'4) and the
67-yard run and a 25-yard Vikings (2-2) meet In the first
pass besides gaining 206 game at 6:30 and the Jots (1
yards overall running, 123 3) take on the Lions (22) In
yards catching passes and 20 The 9 p.m. nightcap.
And

Chargers Wary
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Injured Knee

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He was named most val.
uable player of the 1964 West

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legal baskets,
Chargers scored the first
The three, all f ro m Grist.
time they got the ball with
view, allegedly caught the
Lincoln contributing 49 yards .K.a,a)
eats in Yellow River
the drive. He suffered a
southout of hers,
broken rib when hit by Buff.
They are Barney Adams,
ale linebacker Mike Stra tton,
42, Thomas Takes, U, and
and the Ckngers' offense
peared impotent from then Troy Oglesby, 12,
on. In this case, his absence
was $ key factor in the game.
Lincoln's status Sunday is
In doubt because of a knee in.
Jury suffered against Hous.
1151 0111
ton Dec. It. The Chargers
this year have the league's
LAYAWAY PLAN
leading runner in Paul Lowe,
$5y PAU
the league's leading Passer in
John Madi and Of league's
S P455 IAISINS a*ra
flashiest receiver in Lance
MEL0DII
Alworth, but when they want
to win the big one It's nice 0501* U. PINK uz.ns,
to have Lincoln around.

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c reeping despair of
effective answers from
th e power. that gove rn our
lives a New York City one or
Is It beginning to be a as.
tiona.1 mood? As Americans,
are we also beginning to feel
that there's no th ing to expect
but the same old "boom boom
boom" response f rom the pow.
era th at govern our lives, in
Washington or In the equality
disregarding policies of la bo r
unions and Industrialists?
I sometimes feel despair of
the unhearing acoustics of our
go verning powers. That is
why I can't join th em In th eir
condemnation of th e young

one (I have used my big
bread-mixing bowl). Or wrap
a bucket in textured paper,
burlap or Dacron felt fastened
with glue or tape.

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"What else can you expect 7"
Writes Reston, "They seem to
be saying, 'The thing is too
big and too complex, beyond
reason, persuasion or con-

accent the Southwest theme.
To avoid frequent trips to
the refrigerator, put a tub of
ice holding cans of beer and
soft drinks on the serving

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with it is to use electric or slanted towards the old Ran.

Fancy dress of major holiday dinner tables encourages
a more decorative approach
to the other lesiformal party
tables we gather around dur.
lug the winter.
Fancier dress may also
serve as a sort of camouflage.
My kitchen Is too small to
hold anyone but myself and
one other- person. At some
casual parties we have, tape
cially a brunch or late supper,
the tendency is for the guests
to gravitate to the kitchen to
visit with the cook. An impossible traffic jam develops be-

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an elderly Englishwoman ventures into a sacred cave. It's
a black, suffocating gro tto
Whose acous ti cs are so evilly
constructed that no matter
what human words are spoken
in it, Its echoes retu rn the
same idiotic answer, "boom
boom boom." Within this
dreadful cave all response to
human cry is reduced to iden.
tkah mocking sounds. So shott" to the Englishwoman by
her experience of hopelessness
In the unhearing cave that she
dli soon afterwards.
New York City's citizens
hopeleuness
ri
of ever getting anything but
unhearing answers from the
powers that govern their live.,
says James Reston of th e New
York Times. They endure th e
fil th of their streets, th eir
paralyzed traffic, bankrupt

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tile aids I own. So Is the food.
warming tray that keeps rolls
or casseroles at serving temperature.
goes well, he can play
Electric bean pots are a na
diamonds and hearts and
tural
addition to the fireside
make his contract without evsupper scene and are said to
er touching the club suit. Two
do a baking job on beans that
successful finesses and a sat.
rivals the old New England
Istactory diamond break are
recipes. More elaborate are
needed.
stainleis steel electric broil
In rubber bridge, he should
er-i that grill chops or bacon
try. He has about one chance
within easy reach of the table.
In four or five to succeed
When you' re planning out.
and he only risk, a few exof-the-kitchen
service, the
tra 60-point tricks.
stove and refrigerator. scene must be set according
In duplicate, he should set-- tween
One way to "enlarge" the to the placement of electric
tle for down one and beat
kitchen and carry the crowd outlets (unless you are going
all tho11jjJ-7v.s who tried
to use only chafing dishes and
for their 'Y,lrscts and went
candle
warmers). As a rule,
clown several tricks.
direct
appliance
.
'routlet Is prefer-ed to the
141,
use of extension cords.
Cooking and serving equip.
ment can be corralled on a tea
AI1'W
cart and wheeled to position.
people of tfuls country who
I have converted two low
chests to a buffet setup by the
are making protest-againstsimple expedient of covering
everything a new way of life.
them with it vivid cloth or
Although I consider burning
runner.
draft cords a most silly way
Incidentally, some of my
making clear one's convk.
young homemaker friends are
tion that war is an imbecilic
shopping for table linens in
solution to human problems,
the piece goods section of the
I can't hate the young men
department store. They like
who burned theirs, Although
the smashing prints available
I think student riots a crazy
by the yard, and make them
way to communication the
Into cloths for the table.
wish for adult attention, I
If a menu will be a spicy
can't hate the rioting students.
tamale iDle or similar foods
I don't tthlnk they're mail at
the draft or at their collegu
authorities. I think they're
mail at what I'm mad at
the "boom boom zoom" in this
Malabar cave of our lucre.,.
ing individual helplessness to
control forces that have new
moved beyond the reach of
reason or persuasion.
Tit o young are not so tired,
not so old, not so easily shat.
toned as the elderly English. BUT WILL IT SELL?
woman in the Forster novel.
-Thorn's going to be
even more kick In 11*1.

give

for

By

try for the last two spades.
Thus, South sees that, if he
knocks out the ace of clubs,
he will be down one trick.
He also notes that, if every-

make It fairly Interesting. also appear., while the Well. varying contrasts: the vital
Valentine do Vargas aunt! Jay ingtons will introduce their FDR on summer vacation, his
Silverhecla co-star.
newest hit, "Go Ahead And total
at hieing crip.
Cry."
pled
for
life,
and
onward to
7:30-8 P.M. ABC. Shindigl
his
final,
vigorous
appearance
The happy gang on this show
have chosen to ignore Christ- 8-3:30 P.M. ABC. The Don, at the Democratic convention
nuas altogether. The Dave no Reed Show, "Don't Look where he
Al Smith
Clark Five, Gerry and the A (lift House in the Mouth." for l'rceitienL Well worth seePacemakers and Billy J. Knit. Bright college days return in Inc.
,ner and the Dakotas are fa. happy throng to Donna and
tuned guests as three of fin- Alex when the summer cot.
00:30 P.M. ABC. Bewitch.
lain's current top groups. Ann tags, they used
as ed. "A Vision of Sugar
Sidney, Miss World of 1965, undergraduates is offered to i'lums." (Rerun) i)arnln and
Jeff and his fraternity bro- Samantha invite Michael, an
theta, rent-free In exchange orpan ((Billy Mumy), to
for "a few repairs." You can spend the holidays with them,
ste what's coming, can't you? only to find he doesn't, be.
However, it's good for a few lirve in Christmas. As a last
11:30 (:1 Jeopardy
gentle chuckle.. After all, resort, Samantha takes the
() Dick Van fl)ks
13:00 Ui Ciii My liuI.b
this
isn't much of a night for boy with her on her broom.
(8) LOYS of Ufa
television,
stick to the North l'ole. Just
(5) l)nnna Reed
1221 (8) (111.4 News
as outlandish as over, but
12:30 (3) LII liSt
9-1I P.M. The CBS Thurs. cheery and pleasant, high.
8) Search for Tomorrow
(5) rather Know. teat lay Night Movie.. "Sunrise at lighted by an endearing per.
11:61 (5) Ouil4ing Light
Campobello." (Color) Hazed formance by Cecil Kellaway
11:11 (2) NBC News
1:00 (2) News, Weather
on Don. Schary's hit Broad. as Santa Claus,
1:11 (3) Focus Two
way play, the story tells of
110 U) Let's Make A Deal
(I) As The World Turns Fi)R'a monumental struggle
10.11 P.M. NBC, The Dean
(5) Nrwaline
against the polio that struck Martin Show, (Color) (Rerun)
1:11 (3) NbC News
him In the summer of 1921. Not wanting to waste a sin(C) flIrt Talk
(l) The Rebus Game
Ralph
Bellamy recrestee his gl e fresh moment. of Dine,
5:00 (3) Moment of Truth
stag. role of Roosevelt, and NBC presents a rebroadcast
you, can do snythingi
(8) Password
(8) Thursday Nijbt
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Sieve
(2) Whore The Action I, Greer Carson plays Eleanor. of a former show in cue
(2) Hewitehed
3:30 (3) The Doctors
Beautifully acted and well you're too busy to give MarI'l*CS
5:0
l'eylon
(5)
(C) House Party
TASTY
"TIL" aN
OPtS
*U:Cli U) titan Martin
photographed, the dr a ma tin your complete attention
A
Time
for
LIs
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(5) The Leni, Hot Sum130 i For a holiday dessert that's
moves without pathos through this week.
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railroads, th e loss of th eir
In E. M. Forstee"s famous newspapers or taxis or eleva.
novel, "A Passage to India," toes with the hopeless sh rug:

Rate to write letters?
I met a
Send $1 to Abby, Box 69700,
woman recently, Marie (Ira- Graber Company.
Los Angeles, Calif., for Ab.
ber, who is doing exciting
Marie C,raber is an execU- by's booklet, "110W TO
and different things to tile Uve and her brother is also WRITE LETI'ERS FOP. ALL
windows of many place..
writ- OCCASIONS."
This ii done brough her amaz. in the company. She has
extreme.
and
ten
a
delightful
Ing concepts of window dress.
useful small book, "Marie
and the fixtures she uses
Grabers
Window Decorating
to perform the job.
Miss Graber started her Book." There Is newness in
career life as a graduate her pictured arrangements
7:30.8:30 P.M. NBC. Daniel
nurse. Her education was at and there are detailed instruetions
for
making
and
Boone,
"The Christmas Story,"
St. Mary's Hospital in Macli'
(Color) A young Cherokee
son, Wisconsin. While prec. hanging draperies.
Tall, slender Marie Graber couple arrives in Ilooneabortiring her profession she be.
earns dissatisfied with the has beautiful white hair ough, and the Indian girl,
drapery fixtures In the hoe. which she wears in a "sculp- Tawha (Alizia Gut), is about
birth to a baby. A
pital and in her home, She tuned" style. The day we met to
decided that what she need- she gave a talk on her sub. blin ding blizzuird complicates
ed was a fixture to suit the ject, and she were a tur- matters, and Boone tries to
needs. One problem was a qioise blouse with a soft make the townspeople take the
double window on one wall bow at the neck and a leaf. young couple in. overtones of
and a single wide one on the tobacco wool suit. 11cr taste .,no room at We inn," but of.
"dressing" is as excellent ficient acting and the sent-iother. There was
the season should
to achieve the effect Marie as her taste In window dress. ment
Grolier wanted, so she eon- ing.
Unusual things are done b y
eulted her father, then Ii
.
The
(Iraber Company. Their
mason ry re pair and weather
Te
stripping, lie, clever man boxes for shipping curtain
rods and fixtures are most
father
like
daughter),
(like
TI1VII5I3AY I'. X.
attractive. A design in white
held many patents on various
iiwi
and black , dramatized by the '
things so he set to work
t-"r and risbtns
Graber
Rose,
makes
the
boxdesign a fixture to suit hi
ABC News
(
ci something to keep, The 6:11 (5)
N.w.iIn,'
term "fixture." was coined 6:30 2 IluntlpY.lIrinkle7
11 have Gun. WIlL
by Marie, as she doe. not
(8 Walter Cronkite
like the term "hardware" for
Travel
7:00 (2) The ltitlemaa
window rods and fixtures.
CL.e.n.
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Hen, is a woman, a fo rmer 1:55 (2) Daniel
Boone
nurse, and her br-other, a for.
(1) The Munsters
PINOCCHIO
met journalist, doing a great 100 (I) Gilligana Island
iii ouTu SPACI
(5) Donna 111.4
job and their father, at 80, 5:50 (3) lAredo
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At rubber bridge. In a bad
contract, you try to make it
even though you may go down
several extra tricks if things
don't go exactly right.
In duplicate, there are occasions when you should accept a small penalty with
good grace because you can
expect a good match-point
score.
South's three no-trump con-

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Sanford Electric live
Iinchés lst Half

By Abigail Van Buren

DEAR ABBY: A sweet lit' It. Let the teacher take it We are weli.knoutn and re.
1, neighbor boy stops by our from there. That way the spected In our community. I
house every morning to walk boy will benefit without rm- lust found out that when I
to school with our son, who barrasament to eitherMmwas pregnant, 14 years ago,
Is in the same grade.
the
or
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husband was unfaithful
coldest weather this child
wears only a thin, threadDEAR ABBY: I say if a to me. Ho even took that
bare coat (obviously a hand,
man will lie about one woman to our apartment
me-down) which Is much too thing, he'll 11. a bout any, when I was out of town.
small for him, and offers no thing. And the same goes When I approached him with
protection against the cold, for a cheat. My husband the story, he admitted it
lie doesn't own a pair ofsays I'm wrong. He claims was true. He said be had
galoshes or rubbers and his he knows into who are the forgotten all about It, had
tiny shoes are soaked by the soul of integrity In business, never done anything like
time he gets here. I know but they can't resist cheat- that since, and would never
several people who'd gladly log just a little when it do it again. He begged me
not to leave him. He swears
give me some good band- comes to golf. He also main
me-downs far better for this talns that because a man he loves ens and our son
lad than what he's been lies about his age doesn't more than anything in the
How do I make the mean he will lie about more world and all be wants is a
offer without hurting his important things. Nor does chance to prove that he is
feelings? I don't know his it necessarily follow that a sorry, He hr.s alwys been
mother. And 11 1 did, I man who cheats on his in- such a devoted husband and
father, I can't understand it,
wouldn't want to hurt
tax cheats on his wife.
feelings, either. My bus. I wish you would settle this I want to be broad-minded
band says that this boy Is for us, Abby. I loathe lying about this, Abby, but I just
our son's friend and any and cheating and have newer can't forgive him. I trusted
such gesture of charity been guilty of either. Thank him completely. Do you
think It's possible for a man
might affect the friendship you,
IDA to make one mistake and
and I should mind my own
business. I'd like your opEnDEAR IDA: Peopie who stop?
BETRAYED
Ion,
lie or cheat about one thing
DEAR BETRAYED: Yes,
SOMEBODY'S MOTHER are likely to lie or cheat
DEAR MOTHER: Write about another-but not at. a husband CAN make one
your son's teacher a note, or ways. And people who h ave mistake and stop, providing
call her and tell her what "never" done either should his wife doesn't keep reit. Forgive
you have told me. Perhaps be mummified and museum' minding him
him, and tell him you for.
she could call the boy's e.j,
give him. And newer men'
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another" (using no names)
DEA° ABBY: My hue' tion it again.
S
offered some good winter
band, o...- 14-year-old son
CONFIDENTIAL TO "N 1clothing that would fit her and I have always been con.
son, and she ii welcome to alder-ed a "perfect" family. TA" AT THE PLANT: Next
time don't ask a fresh loud.
_________________________
Ie •sntarb
rralb Dec. 23, 1965 - Page 7 mouth what he wants for
_________- Christmas. Give him a bar
of soap-for his mouth.

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lag back to his coach. Pat viii. blasted Army $431 de.
Alter 36 seasons, Tony HI I- Riley netted * points for the spits Mike SllIIman's 30 points
kle thoroughly enjoyed hi I Wildcats and Malaise, at. and unbeaten Dayton won its
Sooth basketball victory a t though playing only 11 win, seventh straight by trouncing
Butler, but be got a blue r ides, shared scoring honors Loyola of the South $5-37.
thrill winning No. 501 Iou r with 11 points for the Raider-s. In other games, Toledo
days later.
Five players scored in dot , shaded the Polish National
The Bulldogs whipped Is his figures as Cincinnati down- team 76-76, Evansville whip.
diana State 76-70 last Saturds ed Wisconsin $7.74 for the pod San Diego State Il-TI,
night for their Sooth vIctor. Bear-cats sixth victory in se Texas Western walloped N..
under Rink!., who began hi i yen starts, Michigan State our. vada $6.41, Pennsylvania surd
coaching tenure at Butler t m sod ahead after Intermission prised Vlllanova 7340 and
ins. The Bulldogs, who fiber - to whip Drake 61.30, Louis. Washington beat Florida 7849,
ally sprinkle a frumber of BIi
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Urns giving Ifinkle No. 301.
Butler shocked fifth.rank
Michigan Wednesday aijMrTj
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cardboard. The mats milk or cream
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made tents. Cut bananas In half
and nuts. Beat well. Stir In twice as washable
MINCEMEAT
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blend. Pour batter Into a light, better .es.1 the wallpaper with Brush generously with honey.
4 cups ettw
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1 cup p.'j( butter
Bake lnat25 degree oven for
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2 cups sugar
Wrap IlghUy. For a better fla. GOLDEN CANAPE ASPICS 10 minutes. Serve warm with
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Serves 4.
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Dissolve gelatin In boiling Service. The first step in good
balls and place on baking 1 pkg. frozen puff pastry patty water stir in next three in carving Is a sharp knife. Do
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flung. Serve with or withoutcup
Let set Fill with e- box. Try to have the roast
GIAT D APPLE BREAD cream topping. Servesill.
mainder of gelatin (not quit* out of the oven at least is
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cup sugar
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spatula
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noon at their lovely home on their 25th wedding annlver,. Dec 21, 1541, in States1fle, Glenn Collard, Mrs. Kay Frey,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston Balmy Beach Drive, Bear Y.
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Capt. and Mrs. L. G. Nord. holidays visiting his parents,
of Mr. and Airs. Roy Wall wa@ Val, Audry and Paul Markos, gren, their daughter and twin Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ramsey.
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Joe Corley, who has been sons have arrived from Berlin,
confined to Seminole Sl em. Germany to visit with his par.
anal Hospital for the past ants, Lcdr. and Mrs. C. 0.
four weeks. bat been relea
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home with his family. He ex. in Berlin for the past three
pressed deep appreciation for years.
the wonder care he had re
Also here for the holidays
ceived at the hospital and for are Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Nord.
the many friends who have gren Jr.. their son and dough.
'Iltcd him there. Friends are let front huntsvIlle, Ala.

refreshment table with a gold And Muscular Point
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and bladder. Rids the body of
cake and Christmas cookies excess poisons that could
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paint Enjoy a
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the lovely evening.
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Christmas meeting of Ixora Garden Club, is
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Maitland; Standing from left are Mrs. Maryann Miles, Forest city; Mrs.
chocolate. it desired, stir In was regarding "High School
Ruth Bath, Orlando; Mrs. Aludlyne Brand, Goldenrod; Airs. Nancy Poff.
present ed
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30 minutes or until mixture Dot Morrison, English teacher
mounds when dropped from a at Seminole High School, Was
&amp;poon. Gently told In marsh- a special guest speaker.
mallow pieces and remaining no adopted girl from the Evidence Is mounting that formation about this crucial "The subject of sex," writes
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has been parents on both sides of the event.
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96 Buick

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DOWN

Located Throughout Co jin ty
2-3 8Rjs--I-I%-2 Baths
name Kitchen Equipped

94

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Al Antar

$100 own

Write for appliration to A- Nights: 313-3917
It. Hall. C/o ARTIIUn rUL*80. Seminole No. 131-7211
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MI.it, 1'. 0. BOX 177,
PHIS. TENNESSEE.

We "eve Our Own
Finance Co.

REAL ESTATE

Laura Clement
Tom Lawton

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IN

1498

4s Vitt
1?11 lials. $37 mo.
Pit. 822-4603
UAI -.
1312
Va
able
'UPI* or -,single
roon. Ideally located down. 1012 SANFORD AVE.

Herb 81tenstrom
- s O'Neil
F11A - VA IIOMES
$385 DOWN
NO QUALIFYING

offer.:

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Liqui&amp;tors

8599 Hat

More.

i'9 Impala $661 Bala. 13
'40 Corysir $557 hats. $3

attractive.

STENSTROM

Houses For Sale -

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floats &amp; Motord --69 Ram. AC S507 Palo. W MR, 123.
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Call AC 1412 nals. $IS
FAIron
STSIs 11-419. $37 M
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Ontoway To The Waterway
Choy.
I 99 Pals. $30 M"
Renault $199 Itals. 11.1 I'll o-. Robson Sportinir Goods
Your XVINRUDN Dealer
Choy.
$197 111111s. 110 Mo.
Ph. 3:3.9911
'11 (I Oble AC $W little. 131 mo. 304-9-9 E. tot.
lr."tlOR CITIZENS
'I Choy.
$251 tl.I.. $17 mn
Purnl.h.4 apt., all utilities '$1 Char.
1*07 11*1.. $31 mo
OFFICM
furnished. 111 per mo. Ft- -j3 MCI
1683 tools. #IS Mo.
NIGHT 021-0141
elude Sam- 846-00- NO child- '93 Ford
$614
11410. $35 hill.
8
fort. 223-8144.
I $A 1111101. $ 2 mo.
'65 Flulck
$71 Ii I $37
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S.Ilodroo"4 Ct ".. kIL 0quipped. 3 rm. turn. apt., lot N
'63 Clirv.
S 90 IIAIP. S 3 mo,
Close In. 833-9991.
2031.
'58 Plym.
$199 lials. $14 tile.

MERRY

(Dial Dirstall)

Motor Scooter., Now

Lowle Bates &amp; ForlKles
3317 W. Country Club Rd.

for Rent

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UTIL, runN., set z. ith. Ili. '17
'6 I.
Bit turn. apt.
1 49
Unfurn. 2 Bit Duplex apt. tAke 463
Mary Illvd. 32:41:1.
4

an excellent opportun.
$$.345 1151 PARK DSUVS
for you to earn $1,000.00
month or more. If you
A T rpv
FHA
ajgu.js.
a lop producer. you can
earn much more than that. 111.2130
2511 Park Drive

Raymond Lundquist. Asso.

an llwy. 419. student Instruc. S::-3961
tion 810610 &amp; twin onglato

charter. Essai Aviation Pro.
ducts. Ph. 366-1161.

Atlantic

Bank little

St. John's Realty

.

YOU

BUY THE

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To Inspect. Call

P m.

I Bit house. Via. room, on Igo.
lot. Lv down py't. 833-:149

attar

THE TIMIC TNHTZD riRm
Park Ave.

EXE .&amp;w.v. "..'.." I
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ALFRED HADf..EY.D:ft.
endants.

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3 STORY 4 BEDROOM
shady lot In m14;
Sford. Older horn

It qualified.
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NO RED TAPEI

JOHN SAULS AGENCY

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Ball-Blair Agen
Real rotate - Insurance
IrS A Park Ave.

$100 DOWN
FHA - VA HOMES

812 1111 SEVERAL 0 t.tandin

NEVORE BUYING CALL

down takes over a tiles
2 Bedroom. kitchen equipped
home In Country Club Manor.

Legal Not ice

Richburg Realty

17 Ii South

H)

show you Arousill

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I ARK, SECTION 0513. cc. tiff. versus KATHY I.YNN
cording to plat thereof re. JONES. Defendant, these pre.

trees,

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reasonable.

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log-family

room,
custom
crafted cabinets, S full lii.

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Realty
When you advefflee In =HERALD you
know your advertising dollar In wisely
Invested ONLY in your trading area!

Park Alra.

113-1232 111111131"11111116

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ARBOR

Three bSlr.cm, * bath. hitches

Era TRADE

C

msinte as low "
1106 to qualified buyers.

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This no.L
designed with YOU to mind
Colonial style with hill

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rnis others with

Seminole

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ph. 23j_4jjj 2 ar. j lotp, nots so

322-2285 or $22-2264

In :441ti.n to these bargains

nole Reaky 11181
9901
MIs$$
A. Park Ave.
6011111=0 -

Crumley-Monteith
Inc.

Everett A. Harper
Agency

04 In yard.

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home a eloas is neighborhoed.

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Bedroom Homes available in

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NO CLOSING COSTSI
1410

STEMPER AGENCY
training program with Ila* BEIP. ITS - ALSO BENTAL6
Realtor - Appraiser - Insurer $1400 down taken ever a nice
tionally known finisoicial cot. ,,&amp;y I.":_717i
.Night 133-9435 33j.d oll
2 Bedroom home In Revenue
poretion.

San ford Herald.

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modern kitchen. bath As now $406 tmwn or make offer. take

wiring. $12 000 with 5700
down. 11 irs. ci balance,

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yea r on-the-job

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CLE VELAND, ITEIIIE\SON
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One. 2 Br. Trailer lost?

wirment. 115.00. Robeirt A

lillansal 833-8161.

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cordoll to Plat Book 13. sents art to command you to
demand shall be In writing.
bathis. Year around We"her. acres 04
*200 DOWN
Pagre IS. 46, 47 and IS, appear and file your Answer
patio.
Kit4book
and shall state the place of
Iran heating and cooling.
equi P*41
" 833-Tills.
Public ItIscordo of Soml. or other defense or plesdiriff LAROZ I BEDROOIL I BATH
ro-oldence and post offlc* mid.
Quiet
area. near sloativirliary
note
County.
Florida,
herein
with
the
Clark
at
the
home
on
corner
lot
with
dress of the claimant, and shall
ochoot Priced low at 18-640 Furnished I alt.. tito. 131-8149.
shittle trees near town. 10,599
b&amp; %worn to by the clainiatit. Ila* bases filed against you In Circuit Court of remincile
and we can trade forl wkat
c- tits above istylell oull. and you County. Florida. and serve a
Totins.
O'
7 psiatsd, bil yard,
collipsaled by a citing fee of a re required to serve a copy copy thereof on Plaintiff's at. iu qualifying except good et
NIGHT 1)2 7558 $ ICt'
equipped. $14 Sao.
our Afts*er or other Mead- torney. Mack N. Cleveland. Jr,
crediti I Bit. 3 bath home; CALLIIAIIT HEAL
lalm r
ESTATE
323-4636.
demand not so filed chall bee Ing to the Complaint on Plain. Attorney at Law. P. 0. Drawer larne living Rm. separate
tifro attorneys, ANDERSON, 7~
Sanford. Florida on or
dining rm.. patio with bar* Specious 3 lift. living rm.. din Unfurn. 3 Olt housel 3161
void.
RUSH. Dr-All St LODWNDES. 823 before the 117th day of Jan.
becue, large lot. 114,591.
Donald It. Jones
Ins rm~ Igo. Via. rm.. sit 3
Cordova. 833-0316,
As executor of the Last Lost Clieltrifill Boulevani, Or- Uary. A. D. 1146, or otherwise Torma.
lots in touch Arbor&amp; 121.600.
land*, riot" and tits the art. decree pro conto
Will and Testament of
AXIC MART, on Isbo.-r-1Z
ALICF MARGARET JO'tSI sinai Answer or other Plead. tered against y
rooms, ; bulks. central air

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rent an large take. adults
only. 833-734L

FROM $60.4
IMMSDIATE DELIVZRT
eta TOUR

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as* of two night per week
on road. Long established.
top quality manufacturer at
leading automotive special-

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:n )zaguelia
Ph. Ifl.$S$$
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Touie traIler. A space.

nsnnoois

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VNTS

Sanford

.al.. ,oe*:

INSTALLED
Senkarik (Bass and Paint

ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED d 0 is

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first publication of this notice.

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in in the office of the Clerk The Sanford Herald ' a"
TO YOU, Ot'Il CLIENTS
conditioning. 5)5-HIS.
of the Circuit Court on or b. signaled as a newspaper of
AND rnIrMr)e
t
which
331.1801
2440
hiawatha
at
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fore the 5th day of January, general circulation in
A VERY HEftilY CI1RISTHAI 3 $11.. ha. i'm., Kilehea equip1151. It you fall to do so, a this citation shall be publishAND A ii.th'I'Y NEW YEAR
pad. Fur. •r unturi, US)

Payton Realty

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decree Pro confesso will be sid once each week for four 91. Farms, Groves
ERNEST U. SOUTHWARD
Suite 414
I 1. W. HIIIIPPY
Sanford Allautto National Bank taken against you for the re. consecutive weeks.
demanded
tn
lot
the Cow. WITNESS my hand atilt off[.
1. W BUUTHWART)
fluilding
W_
14,4111ford. Florida
This Notice shall I.P pubiloh. 41rculs 0-url 4m thl. theIb&amp;
1411, GROVE-1.AKE, COUNTY
J. 1, McWll(I1tTlPll
Ailurtic). fur *.ZecIiiur
.it .,iii e a week for four con. day of LH.cpmber. A. I.J. i,ss. IS acres total-4% A. Mature
35E$ttiJ-. I'. lhl:I4MAN
Publish lice. I.
secuIlvo week s in the SAN. (HEAL)
Gray,: hilt grapefruit, halt
JACKJI-: $1cCI1ACKIN
CDT-S
FOItI) HERALD.
Vaiencia..
Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr,
ALBERT It. P132.1.
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loo--mose" Rentiale
161-Trallaro-Coibasiss
III-Moblis Hasnoo--4tale
108-Mobile Hemea--ftent
106-Trollor Space--Reall
1414-Trallor Ii.otts--gale
106--Apairtonests Far Rest
its-notione rer fisiat

322-5612

122-5422

following Ileacribsill note C a u a t jr. Vlorlds. by
bts office In the court house
of said County at Sanford. real property. to-wit*
GEORGE A. JONES. for div.
vt~h
Lot 34. Block It. HEIPT. ores. the short title of r..
Vlorlds, within six calendar
months rem the time of the

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XOTICU Or NVIT
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11190111316114711111s UNKNOWN
XATHT
present say clai ms, and do. AND Too All parties claiming
LYNN JONES.
W HONE
RERIDr.NCE
interests by. through. Unmandis which you. or either of
AND MAIIANO ADDREAR
der or against the istote.
you. may have against the
Rost Eistattis
Bala persons
19 VNXNOWN,.
palate of ALICE MAROARET
id YOU ARE hereby notified
A sworn Complaint h airing $00 W. lat at.
JO'.Ef deceased. late
:aof that a omplaint to foreclose been flied against you in the
County. to the County

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VERNI,e.aar.
MENT OWN'$D

Il-Buitsesi Prop-Sale

111-Truck. For Sal.

11.-Swap or Ezchugs

311-Wanted To Buy
II-Furniture roe Sato

.tc.Iy furnished apt. tdulti

Homes

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$&amp;-Real Estate Salo
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96--LeLs For We
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Ill-Wastod To Road
1111--Aulles rer 9&amp;.*
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Il$-Asto6-4&amp;le or Tie&amp;*

61-Articlas ]roe Host

FURNITURE

Ph. S22-3336

You and each of you are
hereby notillsild and roquir0d to

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your fife Is largely uP

1111-locame Property

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REALTY

a c ertai
Sciutnole County, Florida. at Ing
then mortgage encumber. Circuit Court in and for Semi.

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111-jols Priallor
110-Misle. Far late

ough training
aged bodr am and dining complete Insurance
room furniture. Many pieces Retirement plan
show no damage. however Weekly expense advance
price In % or lose than r#g. Weekly travel allowance
ular retail. Mall Freight Full commission an all mail
Damaged Vuralture Sales. orders
Hory 11-92. Casselborry.
Monthly comnilpelons
Quarterly bonuses

stering. Draperies, slipcover&amp;
Time Payments as little as
$5 ma. Drapery hardware In.
stallation.
KULP DECORATING SHOP

Assisted laid Estates

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of tine workmanship in uphot- Located 3 mile. East of 0,5.4.

'THE YltNTII JVDICIAL
CLI? IS £50 FOR ILHISOLE

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ALICE MARGARET JONES,

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of small or
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3 octave Melodlea, key
board harmonic&amp;. 150. Sea ECHOLS 11E.DDING CO.
Bedding &amp; Furniture
at Sanford Music Center,
ATFACTOKY l'iIlCI'i'
French Ave.. 123-0844.
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CHANCERY NO. 134"

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Sanford, Florida
Attorneys for Ezeeutrix

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in the Court of the C"noy SURANCE COMI A....Plaintiff. employment background, end
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else. that Urn. You_ thni.d me

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Attorneys at Law
hint Federal Building

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s . /a/
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FRA K DAVIS LWNKE,

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Chevy Impala Convertible:
now top. S48 stick. 40.000 Re.
tual miles. Radict A beater.
White wall tiles. A-1 shape.

313 11916.
Stenstrom Realty 108
Rooms
For Rent
wired for 230. No 332..420 2115 PARK ORI E
asaum.
for men.
quIll
- Sale CLWAN.
ments of $&amp;?; Total lees lh. so,,
-. Mobile
401 Magnolia. 132.0730.
lI,ots trailer.
For
an. A-I condition: 115.

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mo. Call after I A week.
anda. 323-0389.

utility room.

dryer.
down payment:

7?-Nltuatioa wastell

36--Hardware
31-Home lmproven"W

Wanted To Buy

NPRINKIX14 SYSTEMS

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16 00
$19.60
novellas. Now &amp; Used Furni. Days work. 1.111le. 3231-g`I
4 111FDROOM1111
first publication of this notice. Portable Typewriter
A A It OFFICE MACIII14M
ture. Call NIx UP-tillng 11fir.
Block home In town. Buy now
Two copies of each elalm or
Co
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at
101
Celgry
Ave
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3
33.
Housework.
233-940.
III?
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and
receive
homestasil a.demand shall be In writing. and
PHONE- :23-1728
Sit?.
emption. Only $630.00 down.
shall state the place of refitbalance lost than rent.
doneis and post attic* address
6 1. licul Estate - Salo
823-2420
ISIS Park Drive
H
WIN. I,~11_5. Sm V.Snw&amp;u~S9.99a
of the claimant. and shall be 411. -soll-I.s.1 j,
sl*orn to by the claimant. his
monlinolo
III
111417 or 322.7111 after 1,10
UcElt 15 yl!A111
ii55c11t or attorney •114* aoomRealtor
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Furniture. FACTORY ilrPRE191INTATIVil. LAXIC MARY. now 3 bedr=
Quick fervice with the Cash.
don. bath and half. 2 car I.** jfrK@Ivo3r
posItIon now open In this
SUPER TRADING POdT. area. Ago re,ittirsiments 23-44, garage. 814.500.
%'oil Julian

flops aed service

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11-Vay Nurseries
4-Child Care

IT-Janitorial services
11-Landitcapis Bervicto
19-BUIlders supplies

1 $45. 3:2.

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I1-M.a.r Warned
S4-h'uge &amp;

14-Ilicycle Repairs
IS-spectal service@

hip. Albert Ii. l'ell, o.t.en.

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W Hra$i 3:2

APTS. :011
Wilbur
.e
ford Ave. I-Bedroom. tat Contact W. IL UcClung..313:
floor unit. Call 3:2.0?ss.
*0 Volvo complsitely gone over.
1334. oz. $41. Available it.
Hog. overhauled and transI Jan. so.
mission. like now. Trans. TURN. Apt. close is. Jimmie
forrod. Must Poll. $23-170'
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READY TtENTALS
Furnished
Lee.
2nd
Floor
Puples
Apt&amp;
WoMmors. 3 Bit. I Bat
'
143-I431; apply $I$ Park Ave. 120. Automotive Service
Pinscrest, : Bit, 1% Bath $140
City. 2 alt. I Bath
.
Auto U94LNS.
NAB. I DR. I Bath $I 90 $30 sno, up. au is City.
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Wall To W-ill Carpet
navonna. 3 Bit.
path $101
very, I DR. I Ilath S 69 I A, 4 rooms furn. newly decor.

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RENT A BED
nollsway. Ilospitail. Daily
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pletilly furnished. Incl. washLocatoll on W.

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The rains continued east- no Sominold County dump
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night through Oklahoma and Ing'factor (o dens* fog on that

Missouri.
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ported that the Pontiff was
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holiday travelers skidded off cease fire.
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your p'eaders,

fornis braced for an expected from the Sonlando Springs
U.S. military spokesmen in ed record crush of Christmas landfill," Ch airman John R.

Whes our

p.m., (local Allied forces were kept on Thursday anti early today:

A tragic fire mission sold today.

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Slarines who stayed 1whind were trarried off Into adjacent

On that Chriat.rnas

public and any one of tisem sands of high school gs'aoju.

A group of police depart- ibt North Viet Nam's Raclin illy to "&amp;try soldier in Viet nearby Phu Cat said at least ,%flitcelinneo us

were keeping It a secret, but Cona-again broedcasit the

son, Christmas Is a dream
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to 25t Street
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eligible for Viet Nani light the candle and sing
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Selective Service "floppy Birthday" to Jesus.
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officials announced that they Every child knows to hive
Duane Harrell said he had

don't have anything left for American and South Vietnam. Christmas cards anti pack- by rueloct.firing helicoi,ter. Traffic
ages sent from the United of the tat Air Cavalry (Mo. lire.
toys . . . W will take any. ese troops,
High school class rings h ave 'thing ou bring us."
As darkness fell, Conimun. States, most addressed aim. bile) I)ivision. Villagers at Planes

ment Jailers and their wives hl.nni -nuttet for the Viet Nam."

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Happy birthday to elk

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Plan W'Ions Temporary OK Christmas

new pavement In order to who lay Incurably III and to
up
bring the sewer manholes the
make her Christmas brighterRemap
to finished grade. That Is
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the
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And they pray.
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julssloners has never received on Its legality.

Police from Main. to Call. any reports of smoke coming

judge federal panel has given ular 1967 session, the court the people in the state.
portan (ask of reapportion, day brings greetings to
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"Fix' th e first tIme In many mint."
Seminole County from th e
San Carlo. Streetwher e
lure
back
to
the
majority
of
The
judges
struck
down,
decades,"
said
staff and merchants wish.
Jacksonville
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the people.
h o we V e r, a "grandfather Sen. John Mathews, "a major. father clause would have pro. lag everyone a Joyous hotplaced, was vacated by the
The Judges ruled the Sisen. clause in the formula that ity of the state's population vidcd a "continuity of transi. iday.
city in 1961, according to City
The special holiday weator, 112-representative reap- would have allowed nine sen. will be represented by a ma tiun
ras
Manager Pete Knowles. The In "
lie said howev
futures stories about
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approved
by
ators
elected
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to
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serve
of
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did not think the new urban Christmas customs M ether
ORLANDO (UPI)-Three the Legislature was "unconsti- the final two years of th eir houses."
these post four years
that persons were killed Thursday tutlonal," but agreed to let It terms even though their seats Reaction to the court's it.' maJority in Us. Legislature land., from Venezuela to
ently 1d people to believe
night when their stolen car stand unt il 60 days alter the were abolished under the 1963 cuba was similar from other would be vindicitiv. toward Russia.
it was still a public street.
crashed at 100 miles an hour close of the regular 1967 leg. redistrIcting,
Of great interest to Tb'
urban lawmakers, who agreed rural areas.
on In te rstate Highway 4 islathe session.
The 1967 Senate would have the Legislature shouldn't have "I will use every power ridians will be the article
while fleeing from a police
ald ifluex
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The Ioniawalted decision seated $7 lawmakers if the much diffic ul ty devising a for, vested In my office to sac that written by Herald Macag.
Christmas greetings IA-12A officer.
ended rural control of the Leg. grandfather clause had not mula in 1967 that will meet the all citizens and all areas of Ifs. ing Editor Fred Van Pelt

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Tile Yuletide respite In the their orlirinal 12-hour offer. from the front, covering lion's highways.
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will be a special surprise, tirne) and was to remain ef- full alert but were given ev. - F I f t y-f Iva Communists lives of 12 perbons In the pro. pose of rubbish at the dump under federal order today to child that Christmas is tM
cry opportunity to enjoy killed by goveniment forces day hours.
by burning trash," Alexander provide information by April slrthday of jesusot"
"Santa, I know you will help fectlVe until midnight Dec.
Thursday night In Quans
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me," the lad said In a letter 25 (11 san. EST Saturday). Christmas 1965 In pence.
I love all the trills at
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spread into the Northeast and kill ed during Decnb.r be. •%AS.iINGTON
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controversy over the Hegwodond
Alta.
Northwest. Six inches of new twcefl the
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At sung Tau, troops .rom eastern Washington and north. 1.4. Fog has been the major of canceling the draft defer-

The day hail answered tills early

A 30-huur Christmas truce down their wespons for a
went Into effect for U.S. and 30 hours.
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Christmas cease fire.
Britain. Telegraph rates were
Til
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Increased and British airlines Ad States and South Vietnam.
were re fused refueling rights. ese authorities
ordered their

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Eatonville patrolman James islature and cleared the way liern struck down

outlining the growing Gar.
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vote mandate exactly,
properly," the Governor pledg. den Cl Peace being erected
Classified ads .......... 10- 11 when the car, which had been nounring and campaigning for "To permU those senators to
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three-judge panel ac famous towns, Chriitau,

high majority in both houses of the taken a similar view and will county In the district. (This Worvester, Man., Thursday
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Judses Warren L. Jones and representing an y elactwa without hls signatlize. said that repted the so-called "salejjits"
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Kinville and David W. Dyer of weight to the votes of electors plan was so much better than This pro"al specifies that in
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In all COUflt)' labor trucks as b rothers and sisters tonight. ing.
area, passing out more than killed in sniali unit action in lie accidents be tween C p. rn, in whim the last fatal acci' flunk ed their mental tests
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For a dozen convicts at
and have been classified I.Y.
The U.S. and Vietnamese three tons of candy and six the Mekong Delta south of Thursday and midnight SunS dent occurred.
California's Sa n Quentin Pri. military commands Wednes. tons of cookies.
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Nebraska. Seventy - mile an* te was brought down by a
hour winds uprooted trees at SAN (surface-to-air) missile

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Peter's Squa re, Pop. Paul
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The re port said the
economic
urged
the United States to
P orted near Lubbock and Sal- of the Vigilant, parachuted Into effect today
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Howard Bortner lost a gume of pestles." This role was not
of Russian roulette Thursday. just one of "word and %antiIle was 15.
ments," he said. "but rather
the Christian offering of
positive, disinterested "rvlco
NEWARK. N. J. (UPI) - for the peace and prosperity

after U.S. military authorl. Nang air base crowded hen. others killed In a s4earvh end at count at to a. m.. showed did 1KA discount the possibil.
If fog atri
Don'L fight
ties in Saigon i ssued ba ttl e. gars waiting to hitch titles destiny operation near Quang at least Dl persons had been ity that some burning goes ations In Its
we
won't
mama
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back
be having any Christmas this field reports for Thursday to Saigon. Troops In tile Tri City. Governnient casual. killed In traffic arcldcnts since on in the landfill area. There
year. . . Mams gets money and early today showing field relaxed In foxholes as ties were reported light.
the holiday period began at was no knowledge Of a firs At
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8.venty.fIvs Viet Cong C p m (local lime) Thursday the dump Wednesday morning.
from welfare, but by the time morethan iso Viet Cong kill, best they could. They open.
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we eat and buy clothes, she ed in three sharp clashes with ed sonse of the thousands of killed near coastal Qui NhOn The breakdown:
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spending their first Christto wam motorists of the den4
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names of two officers aboard
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lialphong port area of North
Viet Nam Wednesday.
They are Identified an Lt.
Cdr. Blax Duane Lukenbach
and Lt. (Jg) Glenn Henry
Daigle.
The Wine followed Its cur.
releasing

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safety the motorist might as number of Israeli Christians
w ll be driving in th e Dark were allowed Into the Jordan

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People, hurrying to workhad only one thing on their
minds. Forge ahead at any

annual Christmas
a ur ng . pence of
broadcast and tel.. era
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th e wrong tr:ck"ta
Pope Paul VI, In a continuing addressed himself to the es- all-out war, he warned.
effort for world peace, today calating conflict In Southeast
mentioning the
Without
appeared willing to use his Asia and urged efforts for conflict in Viet Nam
by
holy nffices-possibly an a "Just and sincere" nogntla. nlinle. the
Pontiff seemed to
medlaistor-in the search for tions to end the strife in criticize ipoth the United
a peacettit solution to the Viet Nani.
States anti the Viet Cant for
war in Viet Nam.
"Stop and thinit,." the P0PC raising "obstacles" to peace.
For the second time in the tAild world leaders In his 23.
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day, with no mail dcliv.. that Its faithful author a
SloppyPractice that
automobile that sets new standard of durability and
ry other than special delive- bered among the friends
of
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"Dear editor:
Blamed On Fair day
served Jan. 1.
I am I years old.
NEW YORK (UPI)-sloppy Sanford merchant* have
Some of my little friend A The racy performer Hot delivers an honest 32 mpg.
business practices were pri. elected to close stores on _____________________________
marily responsible for the Christmas Day only, affect.
loss of more than $2o million Ing most of Sanford's ratted
BOMED Unmask a Cortina at your English Ford Une dealer'&amp;
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The letter was received by
Under the 01 Insurance pro.
Edward P. Mitchell, who turn0 emergency
gram, the Veterans Adminis. ccpi•4on
ed it over to his associate,
Wiii observe the urns ac
tratlon has paid about $250
Francis Pharcellus Church to
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ta kIng Dec.
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teaching in New York City which childhood
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