9 10 297 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ff4855334b81640d8bab8cdeb31ed8ed.pdf 3d8b5e3c37fc76ab912d79ba90433878 PDF Text Text - lije Isn?nrb I,rafl Pae A - Dec. 9. 1 Space Chase is 'Go' For Sunday - . * . on the St. Johns River * * * * "ci1e of America" Seminole County iljrrath Gets Signal cor Takeoff . 17r :anfrn ZIp C.4 ___ m-ia CAPE XENNEDY (UP!)— Astronauts Walter Schirra NO. 80 and Thomas Stafford, fit and ready for a Sunday blastoff, rot the all-clear from weathermen today and tackled paper. work and practice for their chase in space after GeminI 7. Everything was rolling along smoothl7 toward the WEATHER: Thureday 68-41; weekend: Warming trend. 1c i0 Seminal. County Board of Realtors wilt meet at 6:10 p.m. Monday at the Tradewinds. S S S S No WATER DAMAGE— Raymond Gall of New Roeton, Mo., holds up aneer from what be. ys Is the beet corn crop he has ever 'grown—desplt tall &od. !1g which at one time coyarid his flelds with seven feet of water. His crop averaged 238.6 bushels an acre with "ears so big that they would choke up the picker." The government's .stlmats of average yield per acre ii 72.1 bushels thIs year. "Dldyoug.ttasesMC. Namirs while you were In Washington," a Sanford nun. liter asked Sen. Mack N. Clsvslsnd Jr. on a downtown corner the other day. "Well, not exactly," Mack replied. "MeNamara speaks only to God and LBJ and I hays a better think chanc. to get clos, to him, ' Reverend, than I." ,• you'd 3. t S S S A reader has etolen a few verses from the old Lizzie Borden Melody by penning thes. lines: 'McNamara took an ax and gave our bombers forty whack,. 'When he saw whst he had done, b. gave old Sanford forty.on.." PTA Members Total 520 In Be& Lake Albany, Georgia, isn't. ex• actly pleased by the news the Navy is taking over Turner Air Force Base. The people up there say they are losing more than they are gaining. S VOL.58 United Press Leased Wire Estabtinhed 1908 FRIDAY, DEC. 10. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA - Seminoles Quit Metro Loop Class High In Class AA Competition - __________________________________________________________________________________________________ — - A -------- - --- -- - + .. "m. - -- _._. ------. -, . . •- - - , . - -1- .- - By Sam Stanley In an unexpected but often contemplated move, Seminole High School has pulled Its athletic program out. of the Metro Conference. The decision was made Thursday afternoon during a meeting of th. school's coach. es offidally submitted Thur.. day night at a conference meeting in Orlando and announced to The Herald this morning. Ihe action becomes effective at tb. end of this echool year. Seminole High Athletic Director Fred Ganas gave these reasons for the surprise move: (1) Seminole is a cius A school In a conference mostly composed of Class AA schools and this puts a hardship on the Seminole teams' chances of conference and regional championships. (3) The fact that Seminole Is a Class A school also hinder. the AA schools, especially in footbsll, as the larger schools receive only half. credit for victories ever Class A opponents. . (3) The fact that the San. ford Naval Air StatlOD Is to be deactivated almost certaip. ly usumes that Seminole High will not grow into a Class AA school In the near future, as had been believed. Seminole Principal Andrew J. Bracken stated that 20 per cent of the students at th. school have parents connected with the SNAS. . - . . $ - . - . ,. '< - .° ", ,. -'-. -, . - -- -. ;,. - . . - - - I- - Reynolds T. 'Thomss, 57, ++ + - - _________ • ______ + — + + . ij .'tI "i' aftc'r. The Tlorids.born Thomas moved to Sanford in 192$ and joined the department on Jan. 1, 1929, Immediately after reaching the eligibility age ot 21. lie was born Dec. 12, 1907. In 1937 be was named assis- at A -am. - tIas_ta S_ w;e. unou ounQay. S.t__ a__I_ .. p.o...... _t,_ i _.__..,o. tant chief of the department and served In this capacity R. T. THOMAS until his elevation to chief, emergcdfromthefirstround of final launch preparations ___________________________ Thomas, who resided at 203 South Maple Avenue, was a Thursday night with a steady P member of First Baptist T' "Go" for flight. .o Spscsflight weather fore. casters predicted perfect wra-. thor for the launch sit. Sunday with sunny skies, light southeasterly winds and a 65. d.wre. temperature. The out-. look for all the ocean landing areas also was good. F iying i igers iying •Usome Church and the Florida State Fireman's Association. lie is survived by his wife, Maudc; a son, Ray, and a grandson, Allen, all of San. ford; two brothers, C. W., of Gainesville, and Wlllford, of Brownsville, Texas, and on. The "Flying Tigers" of Re. sister, Mrs. C. A. flayleu, of This Weekend coonais,anee Attack Wing One Jacksonville. a- - + who served briefly as Sanford fire chief thIs year before hi.. retirement, died Thursday night. lie had been with hi lire department 36 years, and asiumed the top position following the retirement of Mack Cleveland Sr. Ill health forced Thomas to retire shortly there. (•sO...GO...GO will return to Sanford Naval Funeral services will be at SPACE CENTER, Houston Air Station Sunday and Mon 3:30 P. m. Saturday it First (UPI)—"Go.,.Go,..Go" Baptist Church with Rev. Fred signals from earth stations day after more than seven Chance officIatIng. Burial spurred Gemini 7 twins Frank months at sea. will be in Evergreen Cern.The Tigers, RyAn-i, have Borman and James Lovell Into tary. Brisson Funeral Home their sixth cosmic day today been deployed aboard the USS charge of arrangements. Independence off the coast of along a nearly perfect circu- Viet Nam. They already have u _____________ lar path toward a unique received decorations for action "spare data" Sunday. against the Viet Cong. -- . Before dawn had broken Officials of Reconnaissance -over the United States, the Attack Wing One indicated two astronauts were back at that aircraft of the squadron , '4 work trying to rid their ,ic- would arrive some time Sun ord.destinecl flight of a few day afternoon. e S S minor frustrations — moat of Tim. Independence is sched them born of earth's unco- Wed to arrive at Norfolk Don't forget our draftees operative weather. who will be leaving Sanford some time during the week. ga peat stYles wU early next Wednesday, miss. jerseys whilo Coach Danny Lee explains some Berman and Loysil, uunshay- end. Men from the squadron launch TIlE 'FEMINOLES' ARE SUITING UP for Sat. footLnull strategy. These senior "Feminolea" tog Christmas at home. urday night's annual Powder Puff football game en si unwashed but happy at are be flown from Norfolk mail rush this weekend, a.. are (left to right) Vicki Boyd, Jo Ann WInn, The Idea of giving the Inat the Sanford Municipal Stadium. In the only their jobs, were firmly zeroed 'to Sanford Monday or Tue, cording to Postmaster (k. Coach Leo, Cr111 Harden and Vicki MeArdle. ductees email Christmas gifts game of the season at Seminole High school in on th. halfway mark of day, cli. Heard. Their opponents will be the junior "Hellions." as going-away Presents Ia where the girls compete and the boys do the their 14-day, 206 orbit voyage. RVAH.1 left Sanford in May post effice wRI hays spreading. (Herald Photo) cheerleading, these five senior girls try on their fl17 will rsach that point almost immediately after a regala, weekday °wIu&,,' change of command ceremony service. Satarday fres I:* Mrs. Nancy Nordstrom, So. - Saturday afternoon. lective Service officer, says Never had an American in which Cdr. Valentin G. Ma- am. Is i p.m. packages for the soon•to.b. *a on Sendsy thi pest manned spsc.light gon. so tWa succecdcd Cdt. Jesse W. soldiers are being accepted at Taft u cmmsndlng officer. o(flce wfll be epsi tee as. well so Isig. her offIce, 910 B. Comnuere. , Ge , . . Go" Commaer Matula an4 U. coptaac. oi pacii pests At . C; B. Orosqulst Jr. were kill. sain if stampe e betwes tat, neip the Post Off$r,. Gifts should b. small — g p.m. withdrawal of the fd.w.* the orbital express ml In July when they were re' more prOposed after, wire de. %Vitk Charges that the Seminole access roads," lie added, the Independence cigarettes, raxor blades, writ. 'Regardless of criticisms, acribed, one just south of San. Dew Drop Pool site, the along It. fiv.-mlle-a.aecond turning to County School Board "acted from a mission over North lag materials, candy, etc. we are going to put this junior ford and the other near Five board has four sites still un course. In bad faith," 's.t saili S S college where it will best Points. Possibilities of the do. dii InvestIgatIon, all of which After getting about •ii Viet Nam. tactics,' and was "super-con- serve the inUre county and we nation of one sit. formerly may invulve partial or out- hours of sleep, for-man and Cdr. I). B. Moore assumed A Unitid Fund contribucommand of the squadron tion has been received from servativá" In dealing with the will not be rushed or pressured offered for ule was also right donations of land. Lovell awoks about 6:10 am. aboard the USS Independence Mr. and Mrs. Jo. W. Doug. Dew Drop Pool .it offer in Into making a hasty decision," mentioned and negotiations "It will be Interesting to toky, said a quick "Good lass in memory of Mrs. Ann Casselberry, made by James Wharton declared, are now underway with the see bow th. press treats this," morning, sir" to a station in on the line with the Seventh Fleet. Raborn Ray — a gift that commentad Blrkenmeyer. BIrk.nmeyer, school board 4t the . same meeting, two owners, the Canary Islands and gush. Possible names for the new member, were denied by will go toward helping the "Instant" breakfast. state unlvsrslty on the Or. other bosrd members at a ______________ living. The family Is notified ange.Seminole County line meeting Thursday. Guuity by a special message when were discussed today at a Blrkenmeyer blasted the Kastner Resigns Post such gifts are made to UnS.., meeting of Seminole County Sanford Flyers board In a statement to The ited Fund. members of the Citizens Ad. According to state rnguls. Sanford Herald Thur-slay, up he would have too much Harold H. Ksstner today 5 e visory Committee of Us new clau tions, the school's in athto be handle, thus was resign. anaounc.d that he has announced at the same thus Kiwanis Club members will MIAMI (UP!) — Blonds university. letic competition I. determined quishing his chairmanship. Alien Goldberg and Associates, ed as chairman of the flayentertain tb.l wives and artist and former University The meeting was held at friends at their weekly meet- by the number of boys enroll. of Miami, and Hubbard Cassei. don Burns central executive Robett S. Sllihimer, vies of . . SECOND Miami coed, Eileen Thom- the Florida State Bank Lounge ing Wednesday. Serving will ml in the 10th, 11th and 12th berry had withdrawn their of- committee of Seminole Coun. . chairman, will succeed Ksst. FLEET IN TilE ATLANTIC— a., broke into hysterical at noon. grade. the previous year. It fer "to donate 100 acres of begin it 11:60 sm. at the ncr. (Spl) — An RAIC Vigilante screams after a federal court John Krlder, a member of takes 525 boys to be classified land" for the site of Seminole ty. Civic Center. . Kastner, owner of Harold 11. crashed on the flight deck of jury found her and Paul (Iran- the committe, to help select a Kaitner said he found the as an AA school. Seminole Junior college. .e . Kastner Company, has been th. attack car-Tier UU Sara. yule, 29, guIlty on tWo name for the university, and The Lyman High School High School currently has Ill He also read a prepared chairman of the conunitte. toga operating caM of Jack. counts of robbing the South C. R. Clonts, a member of the statement of charges, to the band looked sharp In iti new boys enrolled. Miami Bank last June. since iii. nominatIng committee, were socuvW. Thursday evening. "We ar. a class A school same effect, to the board at uniforms in the Christmas Court attendants helped in charge of the lunchooa "I would like to thank every. Tb. pilot, LI. W, T. Slauglu. now, ws'll definitely be Clus its regular meeting Thursday parade. The bend went one for their support of the sod the bombardier.uvL. Miss Thomas to a bench and meeting. through m.$ of the football A next year, md with the bepa afternoon. Governor," Eisner sild. "I gibe, Las. H. G Creigar, as' then to a nearby office, where Other members of the scm. pulling out, we'll probably Other board members cx season wIthout uniforms. her screams could be heard mittee from Seminole County was particularly pleased that capad uninjured. S S stay Class A at least for the pressed resentment and shock Sanford Jaycees are 5pOfl until she finally wa. calmed are Randall Chase, Andrew Seminole County voted in ta The aircraft, from the Atsoring a "Skate for I h e The newist Florida Highway 396647 school year," Bracken at Uirkenmeyer's charges. vor of Governor Burns' road tantic Fleet squadron RVAH- and returned to the court. Duds, Edwin Hunt, Harold "We have many sites under Needy" skate party at the Patrol trooper to be assigned commented. bond program." Kastner, T. B. Tucker and 3, was being used In routine room. Of th. other seven schools considersUon and are doing Melodee Skating Rink on -: to 5,Word, W. B. (Buddy) Judge Charles Fulton put Frank Wheeler. qusuficatloes. carrier Smith,sur.lywUla.tslotc( in the Metro Conference, only our best to choose the one Onora Road Sunday from 5:30 llaugbt.r walked sway from off sentencing of the woman The duty of the Ad',bov feminin, hearts palpitating. Bishop Moor. Is Class A. The which most nearly meets all to 5:30 p.m. and Monday from th. crash. Creager, who had and Granvill., as well as a Committee Is to form the rn. criteria, Is most centrally 10. 8 to 0 pun. We don't knew If Ruddy Is other six schools, all in Orejected, was plucked out of third defendant who pleaded cleus of civic support for the nuarried or not, but his youth. ange County, are Edgewater, cited and is most beneficial Donation, of food, new cioth• ii. KASTNEIL th. water by helicopter 15 guilty, William Tehoy Ill, growth and progress of the lid good looks rosy well have Boone, Whiter Park, Colonial, to the entire county," sstd trig or new toys will be the pending a pre-sentence invest. new InstItution of higher learn. minutes after tim crash, Chairmen Mason Wharton. admission for skating arid all press of business too demand. a lot of wosa beskisg ,4m Zvans sad Osk Ridge. hug, inveatlgetloa baa been or' Igstion, An pie traffic regulat$ecs just to Bracken stated that the "We have spent more time will be distributed to needy big. dared to determine the cause SAIGON (UP!) — Then. get a cios.band look at Buddy. school wasn't pulling out be. studying this Casselberry site families at Christmas by the " don't have the time to dc aecient. vole to both jobs," Kastner sands of U.S. Marine. poured Anyway, we take this oppor. cause of bad relations. "We than any other. However, it Jaycees. criteria, was cast Jacob did not meet S. Best has donated said. "I've just got too much ashore from the 7th Fleet to tunity to welcome Trooper have enjoyed being in the of the prescribed area and the us. of the rink for both to take care of." Smith to Sanford. conference," th, principal S S S would have required the build- nights and Jaycees will be In The local Burns leader said day and trapped a Viet Cong said. "Our rslations bve been lng of more than $40,000 of cbare of the events, that with a campaign coming regiment of 1.500 men already Tb. Saafor4 Jeycees are ti ezesUent and we've bad nc battling Vietnamese arid other be commended for an excep- problems with anyone." tIonal Christmas Parade. It U.S. Marines 21) miles south of ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Branch Gazuas explained that the was very good. On. of the big school wasn't leaving th. Rickey, master builder, Inns. tIn Nang. events in sir city sack year. Metro because It was out. later, pioneer and ens of the The Marines' operation, Outsiders wi high In their classed athletically. In the .1* mere powerful hands In the gest sInce they landed is VIM growth if baseball, I. dead. praise of the parade. You can still get Its ecenpetiths sports, the Fight. Nam seven months ago, closed Left behind as a permanent S • • hug Seminoles have finished Recent development. nut. 'The committee already has ney Herlong Jr. and U. 5. Sen. a noose on ths lEST DEAL Sanfordit.s have given See. trapped VIM memorial to the Grand Ma. In the top four 1* all but one. ed to tim. closing of Sanford I announced Its intent I o n s of Spessard 1.. Holland. Cong who ware being method- hatna are the stature of the ntary of Defense Robert 5. carrying the Naval Air Station will be dis. fight I to Congress Cleveland said evidence tO ics.11y cut to pieces by MarIa. In two years .1 play the from th. )tcNa*art a new title Negro in baseball, the mod. cussed at a meeting of city in January. It is enlisting the refute the football tisa be. fiaIahsd tied Department *1 Di •.rtllle,7 and American and em farm system, still flour. "Mask Tb. Knife." RIGGEST DEALER foe e"ssd and third. In as. and county officials Monday1 support of U. 5. Rep. A. Syd- fenae's case for closing the Viethanusse planes attacking isbing empires at St. Louts base Is being gathered and sewn tb. track end golf at 3:30 p. m. at ft. area's will be presented to Congress. in great strength with bombe, and Lee Angeles, major lea. teems flnle"d second, th. The meeting has bees called rockets and napalm. gum expansion and a volumi by State Sen. Mack N. Cliv.I Official announcement of the _____________ IIGGEST LOT full of cherished treasures .1 Church DI,est.rl --_ CA swimming team third and the land Jr., chairman of the closing of the bas, WithIn 15 Church news .--.-.- S Rickey's fabled dealings with Armed Forces CommIttee, months to two years was HOLLER'S Only the baskotbell team Seminole County Chamber oil — IA-IA Classified ads the world be lived., made by lb. Navy II'dslied In the 1w division Wednesday. TALLAHASSEE (Un) *kkey died 1* Boise Cm— Comics ............_...4A.SA Commerce. 2211 W. lrs$ C A 110-foot tower with an or- ty Memorial Hospital In Co. Crossword pussies ... 4A4A last yea It will be held at the City' DElVER CHARGED Dear Abby Hall commission room, Cl.,.. Charles Francis Robson, i ange on top of it and a froassu luinbia, Mo., Thursday aight. . 1A Trial Set land said, Editorial pigs of 2033 Maple Avenue, was take are tie only remgnisabl. MIAMI (UPI) - Circuit This i.s an I m port a n t IA Entertainment charged hith failure to have features of what waa Floe'- SAILORS KILLID _... 2* Court Judge George Schuls meeting and I urge everyone TOKYO (UPI)—?,. Navy Feature pigs his vehicle u n de r control Ida's exhibit at the New York 4A-5* ruled that Carudace Moesl.r interested to attend," Clevs. Horoscope Thursday following an acci. World's Fair. Tb. remainder firemen were killed Monday PirsdeofPictire5.....-1 and her pb.w, Mehin Len, land said. dent t 18th StreetandYrenth of th. exhibit — which at. lathe fir. abossd the Aawi. 1641 Power, will p en will In. Ma said stnt.gy ke Society Avenue. Sanford Fir. Depart. trectsd thouand. with it. sen aircraft eareler Littihawk sther Jon. *7 fee the shiiinç Eght to keep the bus 'pee ti. VIM Nsa asset, a meet was called to hoe. spilled water ski show — is being of Men. Mossier's ailtiessIrs will be derided upon at the TV__............... gasoline oft French Avenue at tore down by a Men York Navy spohesmais reported to. _____ _________ IA Kqw1Irg, i dIllt1O SOPM S S By Maryans Miles Membership of 520 in the Rear Lake lementary School Parent - Teacher Association was reported by Mr.. Mary Bills, membership chairman, at Tuesday evening's meeting of the group In the school auditorium. The meeting was opened with salute to th. flag led by Sea Scout Explorer Troop 230. l).votlon was given by Elder Janus ffamrick of the Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Claserooma reported to have 100 per cent. In the recent membership drive were those if Miss Arlene Stone, Mrs. Pat Miiliott, Mrs. Virginia Eraus. and Mrs. Marguerite Webb, first gradei Mrs. Nell Craft. and Mrs Joe Ross fourth grade, and Clay Car. roll and Mrs. Helen Lain. hart, fifth and sixth grades. Room count at Tuesday's meeting was won by Mrs. Boss' room. Fourth graders presented a Chrlitmas program under direction of Mrs. Mary Frances ilolton, music teacher. These students also were in charge of holiday decorations In the auditorium and fourth grade roommotheri had charg, of refreshments. It was announced thit Christmas holldaya will be Dec. 17-Jan. 3. Next meeth of the PTA will be Feb. 1. ond Team Reynolds Thomas, Ex-Fire Chief, Dies Post Office Open This Wkend to Board .,.Balks . Presur. Seminok Unit Studies U Name Blonde Of Bank Theft Crash; Unhud '- 'Skate For The Needy' ', - + '-' . ' - . " Marines Trap . : t 1,500 Viet Cong Branch Rickey Dies Thursday a i 4• l Civic Meeting C ailed I Herald Index . R.mnanth U. I A + + - JIMUIMI I S — ........- - ..........-'-_'_.•--_---_-__ - - ____ I -. - - I, + �S :j : __(_. 1 ________ -J - I ,0 f . V. . t vI, I ~ . I,, - I _... . .. 0 !I . j. -L . eesTI Par--'tX' UF Inlet) - lb. , Piiitor _ rnere uie Activities 1111111111110 . Witnesses r: i Set This Week .1 Dj& Ied Dedication i Several Christmas scUvitin wlllbe taking place stGrace Methodist Church this coming week, beginning with Sunday supporting ________________ -' Jesus .. _____________ t Alt Sets rt Th fi, ______ ' ____ ______ _______ I _______ ~ ____ _____ Ft I I .. In the area of civic and Poll- daW @* Vis school to mem, heal interests we need to dO. which students can bring In I I tall some more dedicated dli. lb. most stamps will conclude ciplosof rlard. Sometimes j Afl)Ofl wishing to It Is not "IT to live up to donate canceled, stamps cur moral aid spiritual deal th. students may drop te In the arena of publiC HIS. an In the school office. L Covenant Choir Sets This Sunday The Chancel Choir of Pres. %ytorba Chunk of the Go,smut will present a cantata, "Tb. Music of ctmss," by Ira Be Wilson, at I pa. Gineva WSCS, Ing. During the social hour, a i'1 and white truly To Take Bazaar bozotbibyglttawaspteseni. to Mrs. R"".Is from lb. To Oviedo for Monday paced until $ Doc. Ii. Ing to reports ' Members attending ' mesh *1 th. church at 010 stallattonwlllbea$tbeJano. Arlie meeting. P.M. isp trsup.ntion. Sunday, Dec. it, at I p.m., The Association Is sponsorthe Junior Choir will present in the sale of holiday fruit. cbristau program under cakes which are available direction, of M. Stetson , as. at the Forest City Sporting stated by Mrs. Lorrey Black Center. Proceeds will go and Mrs. Walte r Abendichein t construction of the proposed The Joy Gift Offering will clubbouse which is expected p.cslved. to begin In the very near New officers of the church lure. ordained and Installed at the 'e .j C am. service last Sunday ii UIuu Wan John H. Brack aid Dr. iOtIYlt)f Walter T. Bcudder, sldee, end Bruce Humphrey, deacon. To Have Supper __________ • - lb. . - groups. A SP feature of 1101914 LUncheOn youth who has just recently last wi'lt's event The eascutivo board of the returnid from South Ameilca auction, through use of seal. Auxiliary Unit to Old Gb. where be spent Ave months .4 bids, for two magnificentry Ame rican Legion Post 163 working with missionaries In cases of mounted butterflies of Altamonte Springs will Peru and Eucador, was guest donated I. the project by meet at noon Tuesday at the speaker for the youth groups Rev, and 'Mrs. Lawrsnc. borne of lbs president, hire. ci the Cus.lberry Community Ward. Winn.vs were Mark Molly Staudi., 420 Xentls Methodist Youth Fellowship. Morley and Mrs. Dolly House. Drive, Cauelb.rry. Luncheon Prior to the program the Members working at W the meeting. young people enjoyed a sand. sale were Mrs. J. R. Bilbr,., will follow Mrs. Lester Brown, Mrs. John Church, Mrs. Roy Stermnan, .Mrs. W. 0. lube., Mrs. Ed Yarborough, Mrs. J. W, Yar- -------.---andflev.andMrs.Ward. at the horns .1 Mrs. Pete lazy, Web.r, Altamout. Springs, Nominations also will be f --. -.-. . ... ._- . uauvn vision T B* i. ...-.• . ,, • '1 ', ';.. ,. - .- - . . , • s At Frorest • ORI . By Maryann Miles The 10,1St lAke HON. . , School Association will bear a talk by Dr. David N. Riti Of Wlfltot PaTh 05 "Your Child's Vision aid School Success" at their December meeting scheduled foe $ Wednesday In the gymnasium OfDForest We r , a . - . •- 1.:4# . ' be 'increasing Our i I Praise to . _________ representa . .... II )•• . g . - ./ . IS .•, ti ves the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York. gala will conduct a model ministry school and serv ice meeting Friday evening. Members of the local congre. ' •1 _-,- A. M S. " V -..V - -- V.V -VVVV VV .'' "._""'' In his letter he said that on I Thanksgiving day th ey had several little Koreans to eat . . wil l participate in the school activities and the skits and demonstrations to be pre. sent.d on th. service misting. Saturday's program will fe.tmue a mans baptism a nd the Saturday evening program I especially designed to help cation J.hovah'a I dinner with them. Charlie is First cook with the Indian* head Division. lie said they . enjoyed the meal Immensely. lie wishes he could bring isv. dli errrm.smt In the ministry. Sunday will feature a special talk by Rain entitled, 'What DOSS the Resurrection at ti.. MSSfl for You and Town?" AU sessions will be THREE MEMBERS of the Women of the Church, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear hIS and op to e Public. Lake, Mrs. W. D. Keiffer, Mrs. Harold Heath, and Mrs. E. T. Rieckmann (left to right) were In charge of hanging new drapes and general cleaning chores at the manse for Rev, and Mrs. Fred Guthrie and three small children, who moved In last week. Rev. Guthrie, new minister, officiated last Sunday for the first time. In To 4 ______________ Presbyterians Worship Carl, a very happy birthday to you, too.'' ' Value (Mrs. Harry) Wilson called the oth. er day. She said they had • done a horrible th ing. They had tied their little dog to the bumper of one of their cars. And Mr. Wilson did not 4 • Hour OfMusic Geneva Church St. Andrews On Sunday at 1 P.M. an To Hear Guest hour of worship composed of 10 anthems, sung by the Groups Schedule Organist Chancel Choir, and four or. •• gin selections will be obs.rv. Moiiaay By Maryanu Mite, .4 at First Presbyterian st. Andrews Presbyterian By Mrs. Joe. K. Mith ieta church. This service ii one Chur ch of Bear Lake will School Depart. know it and drove off. Of course the pot was killed. She said to warn the children not to make the mistake they ' ' ' The 4.11 handy Helpers Club met Monday afternoon. They completed I plans for their Christmas • redo and to help in a T.B. street sales on the same day as the party. They will go to visit the crippled children at Umatilla during the Christ.. __ rg Jon )Laarlck, formerly of Sanford and now pastor at North aid. Ssvsnth.Day Adventist Church In Sea Diego, Calif., for his brother, Elder James Hamrlck of Forest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Church, hangs over the fireplace in h. pSatGrI w home o rl Lake in Foraat City. 5h an the three young Hsmrlcka, James Jr. Jan. itt. Suee and renns Lee. (Herald I'soto) - with her sister Mrs. Rena (Claude) Hawkins. ' • ' Had a surprise call from Jixnml. Carroll the other day. Jim was home for a few days be. fore lea ving Tuesday for Viet Nam where he wlfl be st-a. • . I be represented laths pegs. sat, "The Cbri.tam.s glery in Pantemlns,' which Is being rdon Stan. tyOOhi oy Rockeaad Mrs. Robert Shed don. Cooperman In attending the few reheansls scheduled and In working with am* li. rectors Is requested by tire rector, Rev. LiRey V. $.per. t& WCeI( p flY WO1$iiiu CT . is - 1 1 I' ttl -. 1 .-- - !J 1tiI.- '- - -. '_ :sMi 10 / Lots Of Fun a home - made "play-clay," you'll save money. You'll also wind up with festive finproof ornaments that won't shatter into hundreds of dangerous little slivers if they SANTA CLAUS is invited to a chicken barbecue given by the Seminole high School band Association at Elks Club Saturday. Serving time Is from 5 to 7 p.m. with it concert at 6 p.m. Left to right: Sgt. Cheryl Jones, St. Steve Stein and Laura Garrett, on "Santa' s" lap. Santa is played by Sgt. Michele Malbon. (Herald Photo) Americans Win 3 STOCKHOLM (UPI)-King Gustav VI of Sweden today presented the 1065 Nobel Prix. ci for medicine, literature, physics and chemistry to soy, en scientists and a Russian novelist. 1' It r e e Americans were among those honored. An organization, the United N a tic n s Children's Fend (UNICEF), received the an- nual Peace Prize today in ceremonies In Oslo, Norway. The awards have been given since 3901, set up in the will of Alfred Nobel, who became a millionaire through his inventlon of dynamite. The American laureates pie. sent for the glittering ccre mony in Stockholm's Red. Bricked Concert hall before an audience of 2,000 persons forgoUen man. In evening dress were: But Defense Secretary Ro- -Robert Burns Woodward, 46, bert McNamara remembered of Harvard University, who him. alone received the 1965 Nobel The job of station keeper for chemistry prize for "mentor. a 45- man Navy Reserve unit fou..s contributions to the art of held by chief radioman M. L. organic synthesis." Woodward Albritton was one of those synthesized quinine, chioro. abolished by McNamara In a phyfl, cholesterol, cortisone, sweeping plan to cut m ilitary strychnine and other subsianspending. ces. Nobel -Julian Sthwlngcr, 47, also of Harvard, and Richard P. Peynman, 47, of the California Institute of Technology, who shared the physics prize with Japanese scientist Si.nlchl.ro Tomonaga, 59, The three, who will divide the $59,400 cash which goes with the prize, were honored for work carried out 'O years ago In the field of "electro. dynamics" which helped bring about the age of the computer. Three Frenchmen-Francois Jacob, 43, Andre Lwoff, 63, and Jacques Ilonod, 55, ro. ceived the prize for medicine for discovering a new type of regulatory gene which acts something like an electronic brain in helping other genes survive. The Russian winner was Water Tap Fog Ups Prizes Peace Prize for 1963 in an Oslo University ceremony on the eve of the UN agency's 19th anniversary. Henry R. Labouisse, execu. live director of UNICEF, ac. cepted the award on behalf of the organization. The prize money tentatively Is earmarked for the Maurice Pate Fund and will be used for education of persons in un derdeveloped nations. UNICEF was established Dec. 11, 1948, by the UN Se curity Council to help millions Of children who were vietlmq of V,rld War II, Its original name was the United Nations Intern ational Children's Eniergeney Fund and the organlu. lion has retained the well- Davis was Instructed to back to council at the next work with the clerk in collect- regular meeting with a recemIng delinquent taxes and pay. mendatlon of what needs ho lag liens. Following a search be done to improve the situ.. of the records by the clerk to lion, and, to change all water determine legal description of department locks as "It ep. Property and verify the fact pears someone may have been that taxes are still unpaid, the tampering with water depart. matter will be turned over to ment equipment." the attorney. The request of Police Chief C. B. Allen for one week's vs. cation pay for himself and _ Patrolman Steve Pulliam F approved and Allen was di reeled to intensify partolllng 322-0888 and enforcing of the speed Flowers For All OeeasLess limit on hermit's Trail as pePOTTED PLANTS titioned by residents there- to CUT FLOWERS make a survey of the damigi will be raised from $60 to $100. Th e action was taken following Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford's request th at his - recommendation to raise the Replenishing your supply of Christmas tree ornaments each year is an expensixe proposition, But If you and the children make your own out of :...' J ...if fall. And since "play-clay" I. made out of foods - it's sat. In the smallest hands. 1t"re's how to imiko the clay. In a saucepan mix thoroughly together one level cup of corn starch, two level cups of baking soda. Then add one and a quarter cups of water, mix and cook over medium heat stirring constantly until mixture reaches a dough-like consistency (about four inn. UI.,.). Turn out on work our. and let sit until cool enough face; cover with a damp towel to handle. Knead as you would Gmpeville lo rist tapping fee be placed in the records, Voting "no" on the matter was Councilman Robert Newell who stated 're venue should come from sales of water." The reading of the yearly financial statement showed that the town has $40,611.03 cash on hand at the end of the fiscal year. With no one appearing at the public hearing called prior to the council meeting to abandon a three-foot utility easement in Oakland Estates, the beating was postponed un• tU the next regular meeting of council, Dec. 15. In other business, it was or perhaps by students wait 1221 Grapeelile Ave. Ing at the bus stop at the Her. Free Delivery mitts Trail Park and to report ___________________________ p ltliw A OF oU 1 oOj 1 _ Live of the Florida Develop. ment Commission to the see. ond meeting in January and both CORSAGES done by neighborhood children decided to invite a represents. 01 a' Y.r 'livad vol Ciastruetl.aI I fty ''" NO MONEY DOWN ft son _ shi s-si. OUois w*w YOUR LOT1 EL., BURT 0 replaw s,.. now Wd at 0 4140 W. C.Ie.ld Dr. Hwy. 10 Were P. 0. lee 11037 Furniture Co. Pt., Kills lissles Phes.r 29I.I81 OSLANDO, FLORIDA Carpets S Furniture TH. •PIancs S Rental Beds A air ' - -_.--,,-V- ..- I.. ~~~7 i- L , , ivr 01.1, I ,, , # ~ . , 4~,'. S - ,, • I I ~ I ..I ~ - - ; ~ ) 11~ C ci cmii _ us. NW s. p*m.u. - - 0 5, as.. a - 55w Pot •k Pis most. Co. - LuN •$wd Pu - s,,d R4 Sb,p, Cor. - brueft e IM 5M a,. Wow peek 5111--0 -p eMU 5. 1.iS 9 , •5C._,q,7 f 4.98 !r A. 4; ., ' - Una I boot tott 904 be" I I I I NA x-;'.'7?- 'LJ: .w r '1 ' "?., ~ ~w -,:N I ' w It Nqll!~ r - - See ..- - '-.ck1'ô) -- . -. - , - , j I ...'7 - Santa Claus AT SANFORD PLAZA - IN HiS HEADQUARTERS NEXT DOOR TO IF CARD & GIFT SHOP. HE'LL II THERE MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY FROM 54:30 P.M.; THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 54 P.M.; SATURDAY 9.12 AM. AND 34 P.M. HR HAS CANDY FOR THE KIDDIES I, IRING THEM TO SIX HIM IN SANFORD PLAZA! 5 ,~ 4t boo W.0 i.*a ad 6-tot60 imea Newwww , ., 6..... ,.,•. yes. down on LOW P*I i $ Never me: .s was amy on uvius oil cosreasmi resar oar savmses. WI Miff ALL COMPITITOSS ADVUT1UD PSICISI ' , , U - '. - PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO "ss...t1sn,w'62 HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO 62 NEO'SYNEPHRINE NOSE DROPS UST POLIDENT DENTURE CLEANSER unnc..61 '---OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE 4%Os. ..... U1t1.*L..74' I__.__.. 6 ft DIPPITY-DO HAIR SETTING GEL Wiii.'76----VO 5 HAIR DRESSING Tebei.SOs. ........ tI1t1.W... 61 lmiiiiimiiiiil PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE MYLANTA LIQUID lIOn SIMALAC LIQUID iao,. Con. . ........ 11s127s.. 22 - %. )kl - . I I 41 1 SIG . N M _____________ * • " P -- Ate sesar she's, ) . .-. Sc Sanford LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN uud iie'Z no , . .--- kc (YOU SHOULD) ,.,,ao~.";v Everybody talks about 'em"..'.'_-_' But gelvejot 'em! - meetings in February. The Commission has advised that it would participate with the town in complete planning for parks and other civic Improvements. This is the first dough. step in applying for outright Now here's how to make federal grant of 50 per cent of the oranments. Roll clay Into costs for parks and two-thirds little balls, tear drops or bird of cost for a civic center. shapes. Insert loop of colored cord in one end for hanging. OVER 35 YE A RS Decor-ate with paint, felt-tip At First A Palmetto markers, by rolling In glitter, or by pressing colored cord (Alospide old peel slice) Into clay In desired pattern. Insert snip of aluminum fail In sides of birds for wings. Moisten clay with water to help cord, glitter or foil stick. known Ini tials UNICEF. The award was presented by Mikhail Sholokhov, author of King Oiav V. who was ac. the worldwide best seller, companied by his sums, Crown There are some $0 differ'And Quiet Flows The Don." Prince Herald. The ceremony ent operations necessary In was simple and dignified, making a pair of shoes. UNICEF GETS PEACE PRIZE OSLO, Nor-way (UPI)-The U n I I. e d Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) today was presented the $54,400 Nobel us,i.as,.. 85sl==111 _ NOXZEMA SKIN CREAMco. PHILLIPS MiLk of MAGNESIA 75T . 48'---BAYER ASPIRIN TABLETS roo,.. - uslUg... 589 us. ________ EXCEDRIN TABLETS I WO PERSONNA STAINLESS BLADES 501,-----' VITALIS HAIR TONIC .,e5.1.....,.. ust'.u. 66' uctnc... 6' ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL I BABY POWDER JI$ 140......U$$Pc.,. 56 DOW EPSOM SALTS 36 24' paraphernalia. -' crown and each, dIdi I cramp L.sheyug*.y'. yu as s took I - -fist twist after winning the I 'MaWerWtshaLu'I __ a -". - WORM 881% ___ V.-- . " A -A ftCHING, ') Tree Ornaments -: r' - - - ,.,,:, cs..'.,'.'• ~ P m - -t4FORDS- . I 'ea- -i% -. .. 1~ Altamonte By Donna Estee agreed by a vote of 2-1 to inThe Altamonte Springs Town struct the town attorney, S. J. Council, in regular session, Davis Jr., to writ. letters Ins. mediately to all property owners in the town not presently Do-11-Yoursell on the water system that beginning April 1 tapping fee . . . 6-,610 - . ..L I ... i,ti%r.~~.,~~ 'A . L . V - . - 1 19 sU Pastor Harris Sy Jam Caieeiry William A. "' Orlando R t.. .4' architect, was selected by lb. eongrusUonmlKtaLe. . theta* Church of Cusslbervy ' for draw up phi. for the Smi -if to day's a n.m wnirip w*.. WAU unit of their church at a mast. .t Sorest La ke R.v.ath.Dav as Adventist c will 11141111 111101111111y. W luster) nsth Virginia Petrsuk* Bit. for the buil 41ug to be tar James hams from C.U. P• 0, Isu 1114 r'-'-5 erected In the e.sr future fonda. slIer, sey Sal ones, lesised . ii heated ais the ecu., of U. At I pa.. a Walt Disney , is is seai 8. 1742 sd Golden Days color fils. ,lil hi shown at TI $4114 I. i.ta.i. the Ferent Lake Asedeseg 5 2 Delve, ! _n• 1 . , Ibe eeugregatts, with II,. gym followed by rolleg shah. oe MartIn F. Pmi$ N pester, is leg. bIc4.ds fee, the melt ii lsatsd. Pta. -___ will be -_pesis aeeSW at the AmerIcan Legion flame en .4 dm psiehess ci bead I.. w' 111-4111 Prairie Lou, Teen Past. atrumsirs for the schooL __ I k TflrIUaWDa fl uuvauiue TI2AP RP'f/ 1 A ThHAIUUD painting dons by Elder ricxecs of JacksonVille 'pent the Weekend hers - 7pIjfj' I . . .Ionnj First rehearsal for the sented by children of Holy rose .,,....op.l church School, Sanford, In the late afternoon, Sunday, Dee. II, will be this Saturday at 10 am. in the parish hous& Grades one through six will Mrs. John Wolfer and family of West Palm Reach spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mrs. Wolfer's (Lois Muse) Parents, Helen and Caroloa Muse, of Orange Boulevard, ' Our thought this week .There are two days in the week about which, and upon which, I never worry. Two carefree days, kept sacredly free from fear and apprehension. One of these days Is yesterday . . . the other Is tomorrow, .. Ilurdette. - 11 Mrs. Fr-ankle (Perry) Wheatland, Thank you for writing and glad that you are well again. ' ' Mr. and irs Council had a wonderful dinner and Installation service last Friday evening. The For. tin Foods dinner was just delicious. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Edwards, former Mon. roe resident. are here visi Ing with kin and friends for a week. They now reside In Se bring. '' Myrtle (Mrs. • -: Christmas Pageant to be pro- I __ - - '--n$. 51,, . e4 mom holidays. The Seminole County Extension flomemak. or visiting areas of the corn. munity, the group will return to Fellowship Hill for vs. fresbnwnts to be served us. der direction of Mrs. Pearl Yarborough, Mrs. Hat. Hi). be. and Ills. Loretta Church. Chaperones will be hire. Princes Hilhiard, Mrs. Mary Stermaim, Mrs. Ed Yarbor. ough, and Mrs. William Locht.. 111114and 0-t1) 1q1e .. I "''. .N from Murch In the Christmas Pa. Worker th Rehearsals Open A&U I F PU iiOi)' O$S For Pageant , ~ tioned with the Army for a year. Jim didn't think I would recognize his yok, but I did, Glad to hear from him. Also had another surprise call from Rob Ritter. lie is home on leave also. Rob came by for a short ylsiL ' ' ' Very sorry to hear that Mrs. Jessie Soderbioom is a surgery patient at the local hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. ' 0 0 The J. C. Sapp Sr. family received a call from their son J. C. Jr. Sunday morning. He had just got Into the United States after being in Thailand and Viet Nam since last July. Don't you know they were very happy to hear his voice? 0 ' 0 Recerved a very sweet letter party on the IS. Also to 11408unday .. .. - Page 8 made. Events Clay went an the venture as an Angel (Barker), part of "Operation Uttermost" Also Late Cud (Call. a program conceived this year well) I Little Jams of Grags by Clermont Methodist Church (Gaul arrangement of a port.. as a sort of "do It yourself" ugeas eantons)t Sleep, My mission project. Jesus, Sleep (Dutch Carol arIn addition to Clay, the ranged by Dickinson): The church also sent three girls to snow Lay on the Ground South America, two of whom (Rowerby). wars in Peru and the other at a will be a five mm. LaPas, Bolivia. Two families ute period of chimes went from the church 10 North ing the service. Carolina during their two. week vacation where they worked with the Indiana, and PTO To Meet _I_l_ _...L_S . nt_las a_s wo ;ini wursen U WWU se. Uementflous.inTampa. Besides working with in Geneva RicbardPetreyiaUaa,Perv, month at an ByK,e.J.u.l.Matkleuz International work camp in D.c..bor meeting ci the the Andes Mountains. US Geneva School Parent-Teach. showed beautiful color slides es' will be a t and talked morn about his ex ,,, T &U& pettiness during the evening lIPV p.m. Vi tOrIUI%5 With Mrs. inia worshi p service. On display for the MY? to Hughey, president, conducting see were many lovely hand. the business session, ctaftltemsmadsbythep,ru. Theprogarnwtflbspresimt.4 by Mrs. Qeorvs Andersen, vian Indiana. . p,eIv,m ckalr*as, OS "Grow of Cu,Chfld." Hughey urges everyMessiah Church onehimtothattend. - era) children home with him. Maybe you would like to drop bun a line and send him a Christmas card. Here Ii his address:; P.F.C. Charles Carl. 501%, R.A.24665872 Co. A, Pentagon Has 4 lit Batt. 9th Infantry, 2nd Division. A.P.O. 96224 San Long Memory Francisco. My goodness th e DALTON, Ga. (UP!) - A envelopes are just going to have to be made a little big. lonely, land-locked sailor in ger to get all of that address the northwest Georgia moun. on there. ' ' ' And Charlie tains might consider himself a Wit - ,,$__, lie) Carbon sa ying she had received a letter from son Charlie Carl. lie is stationed iii Korea at the present time. of $ i'll tie _ .y.-_...-Y. marriage same for them also.'' nntiys sister-in-law, Dotty Burk, gave Sandy a shower Monday evening at her home. Dotty received a lot of nice things, too. ' • ' And still another engaged couple. Jean Miller of Osteen and George Anderson of Lake Markham 11usd. George is presently in 'the Panama Canal Zone with the U.S. Army. ' ' ' Had a call front Gladys (Mrs. Char- of Forest City Baptist Church had an special guest speaker at recent chicken supper meeting Marvin E. Powell of First Bap.. tint Church, Orlando, (right) who spoke on Christian Witnessing. With him are Theus Nor. man, Brotherhood president, (left) and Rev. Ar. thur Edwards, pastor of the church. Jehovah." The assembly will be under the direction of wit,ness supervisors Joseph Baia and Edward Torso, traveling ministers and Monday evening. We wish them many, many happy years together ' S And also to Sandy Burk and Larry Tyner on their •coining marriage. We wish their The story of Christ's no- gram will take place during Andrew Wome n of the Gets Architect &5* By Dean. Y&t.s work as an. optometrist, Is The Nativity Parish Worn. vice president of the Orange r'e Guild will sponsor a ccv. Blossom Chorus and a member ered dish supper Sunday frot* at lb. Winter Park Tosatmu4nnthlp.m.In the p*rlshtersClub kill. Those attasding *i' i A program of Christmas Maryann Kit.. mush, to bring a covsr.4 will be presented by uste1 The w..'s i.et.ty ci ØIch their' Shohe and theIr tire ai'i. school choral STonP Christian lamb at Tile Guild trader direetleis of His, , apusene a Cbrl.tau flaseer will supply lb. main course Lam Miller. It was voted at the last Saturday at $1 B. Kala i,., tor the supper. A seminal admittance fee board assUeg ci the ousrieApopka. 5 begIn win be charged M adults aid lien Sc chaige sesal s' •, On Henley, at '1:19 p.m., ehlidssa. 01 electIon In Jsanazy to the b"Ip.r. kas Øe church's Gemmieslen en X the elm of the dinner, d ci . Ilmissi tsr tire Missive, will be meet attire • $109 glA ewest to $ &e A@v& SM it $10 heal departmentSt will be Iutea1 Pevet sch* Ce 2 an. en $t.wardahlp SM awarded. is Is ash necessary uled Jan, IS In the __ 411011mm. . J!iaace will be In sissies, to be present to win. ___ i -- structed Melbourne Auditorl. urn on Hibiscus Boulevard. Them, for the assembly will ..- -. own Platte letting,. I eluding five from Orlando. The meet will begin Friday at 6:45 p.m. in the newly COfl. &__ t Bear Lake WSCS 'Faa Mesa IV Bazaa •r I' ..' Tells Of So. America By Munson MUse -, to Melbourne and In. Dec. 10, 195 By Mre. Ii. L. Johns.. Did you know Dom Its going to be Chr'istmai •day before you can say scat how time is flying. Of courM that makes the kiddies very happy. ' ' ' We offer out congratulations to Grace Ass Spivey and Bobby Dodge all Florida ranging from Daytona Beach Lrna rake Mom oe Joff ings .i r.", *ad.r) -. - 51á)' ~ ,_1. tivity an Its world signific. the 10.11 am. Sunday School Church will meet at 10 told In anthems hour Dec. 19 and all residents Tuesday at the born. of Mrs. at Include Still My Liking of the community are invited Edward Rekkmsnn, 1857 • Lake Asher Circle. (Hoist) Today Christ Is to attend. It has been reported that hayride Is scheduled Born (Wfllan)i SW1 Grows Tb. the Hvening O'er Bethlehem for Dec. 20, leaving Pillow. Mrs. A. L. Hoover, member C of the church of the church who is present. . ship Ball Town (Dicklnsoii)i ; tot (024 French Carol ar- P?0aPU7 *t I pa. All chit- ly residing in a nursing ranged by wlgteh...d); Rise dren and adults who would home, was visited by a irroup wlch supper in Weaver Hall. Up, Shepherd, and Follow like to participate are invited of the Junior High Yellow, By Jpe Cusolberry William Clay, C I. mr out A 1965 blab school graduate. rn.tth The Shenbinds Had to join the church group. *tt. ship. th Association Elect Officers In Forest City !: tl'~ (I have G#or" L,ewls Jr. as extended by th. church to iY ment of Geneva Methodist guest organist for Sunday's eryons who Is Interested In Clurcb has announced a pro. 11 a.nm. worship service. The lb. music or In including tht. gram at the church and a Junior Choir also will sing at spiritual inspiration In their Christmas Carol Hayride, this time. The special Christmas pro- Cirule members of the St. observance of Christma& WILLIAM CLAY, guest speaker for the Ca.uel. berry Community Methodist Youth Fellowship, Mrs. Bradbury, served re. ______________ .4ZJ • -Ir ,-uN.--.---;1 ford, presiding minister of the local congregation, an. nounesd today. Th. Circuit is COmpOsed of IT eongr.g*tlona from Central and Eastern which a special InAtation is . " of Geneva Methodist Church Mu. Johnson, Mrs. Robert °' Will continue U%elr Christ- Bradbury, Mrs James Somer. inns Bazaar is Saturday at villa, Mrs. H. ., Missionary Jerry's Market In Oviedo. be. W. L. fliers, Mrs. Leo Vorhalt, at a.m. Mrs. Waggoner, Mrs. Immlck, Basaar pales conducted last Miss Turner SM Miss Paul. T0 In.. highest expectations, accord. __________ - Forest City Community As. ecciaticu wil l sleet new oUt. Sunday. $ p.m. mustMonday's OU1 it Soloists will be Mrs. Pars Stetson. Mrs. Eu.1 OWrufl, tel at the 1. Lake lie. montasi' School. Candidates, David Ienlea and Al Robert Hero will direct and *5 eeommisded by the imomi. Mrs. Vet Robbins will be at acting committee, are Leland Jacobs, president; arrey Cout. of organ. I.,, vie. pr.sldonti Al Xrsn. Morning SM We second 'ice president: .1.. ci the Women of the Church will m.et topth.r, f Adolph Juhi, treasurer, and 1" . bd It we could b* mn Id - • Winter Assembly of Ielioy. ak's Withesies, Florida Cir. cult Five, will be Dee. 1719 in Melbourne, Rush N. Stat, points out on mop where he spent five months to Other church Activities. sy Mrs. JOL IL Mathlows: 1treshments of Christmas cake, our men aid women to realize the Women's Guild Christmas Members of the Woman's candies, and coffee to Dr. SM working with missionaries In South America, function originally scheduled societyof Christian Service Mrs. Browning, Mrs. ft.ls, to Alice Harris, president of the Senior I .1 -, I...,. ) ,- . . •." ~;_ I.. , " , . w- In Melbourne that others arm backing and It 7 p. m. when an Advent the m Program will be presented at the church. The program will j t firmly At a recent Riwans Club exictions incorporate living scenes and moral concerning meeting Mr. Roger Harris sM i*ltusl arlacioles. music provided by the Junior !TISWQ iDI IRWUScu - u flarg.nub.rcl 0115. and NEW MINISTER at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Bear Lake lb. ml laformatios . soloists will be Opb.Ua Ben. (pictured above) Is Rev. Fred F. Guthrie Jr. (bottom photo) who Is the War War, o ss some say, shown with his wife and three youngsters, Ruth, six year old; Ann, for further education or mili. Bette Janet Mackill, Ililda Cs between lb. th ree-and -one-h alf, and Fred, 17 months. The family is now settled at to be detail. Taylor, Dora Griffin, SM Rn. experiences had to do with $ tary service ought Nil sense to de beit Beanett. MIUII Patsy the manse located at 6015 Linneal Beach Drive, Bear Lake. to a chap. ed a reported response Christian living on the Thompson and Regina Murray bin'. assess. on the part g dicated -: -- -- -. ---.------• ... campus or the military estab. will sing a duet and the Sen. a group ci service men in Junior Choirs Will of. and icr Uabmsst. This Is a challenge certain unit *e,uai p.rsn. to use to be better teachers for appropriate hymns. Birth Of made renewed dedication Iii among our young Wirt McKnight will narrate the leader SM their lives. When the beautiful Christmas story people. / of another unit was five consecutive living Celebrated At We have a larg• number of while We response, be was °t to Thins posed. a p. scenes re our Lord's poldlmrs In be outdone. He detailed an era) churches of Sanford and scenes will start with King number of men larger even purple robe In his regal Herod vicinity. Let's challenge 4 Christ Church etI unit g out of one another to increase the and jewelled crown, surround. themselves In response 10 number of those who are more ed by soldiers, a dancing girl, The Woman's Society of . 4 ,ZA their chaplain's message. It fully dedicated to our corn. and a scribe, plus the three Christian Service of Christ is, occurred to me Immediately msnder.in.chlef, .--out Wise Men pointing to the star Meth od ist Church had its th at hers was a case of •. in the East. The fifth and rist. Ch at the Christmas program tailed dedication. I will not Lord Jesus climactic scene Is of the Na. argue the merits of this parti. tivity, with the participants in Church with Mrs. Carl Brad. euler case, but in a positive bury as hostess. appropriate costumes. senju 7 would like to wish to capture lbs The program entitled "The All who amon e HNS this terminology to the units true meaning ci Christmas, fliU1lay of a King" consistof our Lord's army In ow are Invited 10 . .4 entirely of scripture passcommunity. cant entitled, "0 Holy Night." Breakfast music. I belier, that here Is an area There will be a "White Of. ages and . that all at us as leaders In fering" of canned goods for Mrs. Dave Waggoner was cur individual churches eeut ed3' families In lb. corn. scripture reader and the is Sunday work on. We need some detail. poetry was read by Miss Judy munity. a d dedication. Not neeessar. B, !)o.sa Eat.. On Tuesday, the Woman's Pauline, Mrs. Clifford John. fly in a competitive spirit, but . Holy Name Society of Society of Christian Service son, Mrs. James Runnels and because It Is right, we Mary.Magdalen Catholic will hart a special Christmas Mrs. Joan Immlck. Back. to increase the number of Church of Altamonte Springs Program entitled, "Symbols ground music was presented spired, dedicated disciples ml will sponsor a Father-Son In Christmas Art," under lb. by Miss Betty Turner at our Lord. Breakfast Sunday at the Villa direction of Mrs. J. 0. Man. piano. We need to detail a larger Nova Restaurant In Winter Following the program will be A beautiful and inspiring _____________ of dedicated disciples Park following the 1:30 am. a Christmas pa rty with gift worship setting with red to the task of daily wltaeuthg mass. cloth, evergreens, green can Hafisy, guest exchange. to the wonderful experiences speaker,James Is a member of the The Young Married Couples dies, and an open Bible, call. ci being a Christian. There School Class will have .4 attention to lbs simplicity are persons in all walks of FBI $4 will speak on 'The Sunday . - -- . $ Christmas Social at the home of the birth of Jesus. A lect. FBI Today." ill, that would welcome em was placed on each aids Mr. and Mrs. Charles fled. of witness Intelligently and Tickets may be obtain,t-of man on Psirlane Circle. t of the setting, one for the _____ from Marries LoRis of M al iiriii berm. will be a covered dish event scripture and one for the poe we now to detail a lars.r land. Msst of the parish try. ginning at ip. m. number ci dedicated disciples Invited to attend with th.Ir, beOn Wednesday, the Week. In the brief business meetto the taas ci ministering e Ing conducted by Mrs. John. , It has been announced uat Day Kindergarten at I h people about us who IOfl, president, It was agreed Its annual have church will th suffering, and sorrowiag. I Christmas holidays for at members of the group under the Christmas program am convinced mar. complot.. psaish school will begin at direction at the teacher, Mn. wW be hostesses to a recep. lyUUmegoe$by that Go4theio5IOlsonTUSIHBMaflet.*pmUon fur the now minister and mediates His mercy SM good. day, Die. 11, and that .eialona m. Grace Choir will Patti. his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Dallas -JP1t• sipate In the Union Christmas Browning, immediately follow. ness through good, dedicated will resume at 1:20 $ Christi ans. What a blessing 1, Concert to be held Friday ins the mo rning worship setng evening in Downtown Sanford. vice, this Sunday. to be ibis to be of service to School children are savifor m,b4 _______ In lb. name and the canceled _______ poetsge otasups _____ _______ ______ _____ : _____ 'closed with the mission. The _____ eu*Mt cOe spirIt of Chrlatt My 1ev. Trsd Chanee I . Annual Meeting By Methodists -- Set -,-- - 9 r------- - �Ab oF el Will --r -- ----- .. £ ------------ - _z. 1i1IJ7 -. jfjj • - Fifteen now model homes- keyed to the tremendous prog reM of the Macku built corn ?nLlflJty - will be unveiled a Deltona, aczou Lab. Monro from Sanford, Sunday. The &114&y preview of Del 1 LEGENDS OF CHRISTMAS . 0001111 to ... , -: dy',.,, .. ,i I Wil l - Yule ..••. , .4' ' •' ,.,..•., .., -. -- . -4,, ..•. i . ...• .41(1 17 Jias Cse.sIb.n, A program of Christmas music to be presented by th. stalk graders of English , . . .. , Zstatss School Monday will . ' '1 tabs the pines of the of the regular Parent-Teacher As. -. sedation meeting thismonth. . * '.• • -. 'lb. next meeting will be Jon. U at $ p.m. -:: -. ;'- r The Christmas program will . ,-'• - ,- ." .45,,, be In the eaf.torlum at 7:30 ':' r' P.M. and any Interested per. . •' 1. one are Invited Is attend. Tableaux will form the .. -.4 . ;. .. . background for the tradition. I .-• al songs to be sung In two SIXTH of English Estate. School will present a program of and three parts under the di. GRADERS Christ;au music I. U%pm. Mpiplay. Taking. part is the PRIM rwUou of Miss Ann Wright, Scerlsi tableau are Wr Ham saw, Rldlard Randall$ Diane Luc&4 Juan. audi teacher. Ita Fritz, Pamela Morris and Charles Howarth. (Herald Photo) Kr.. Carolina flora will-a.. company the group at the p1. 41210* I: "To match this gresit growth and progress, said Elliott J. MacklI, executive vice president of The Del. tona Corporation, 'we have incorporated many now teatures In our 1966 model line. "Thus* include greater .mphLs emphasis on design variety, a wide ehc. of Individual styling and many new touch.. The throe Maclit. brothers, Frank, EUiott and Robert, who have built more than 25,000 hoinie in Florida, conaider the 1966 model homes at Deltona 'among the finest we've ever offered the public." Each of the 15 new models will be available In three dii. f.rmit elevations to take ad. vantage of D.ltona's natural beauty - Its rolling terrain, its lush foliage and Ita more thfl3% 30 1*1cm. In use, they offer a wide choice of everything from a one-bedroom, cne.bath to a fo11h001, two-bath horn.. Pdm include a minimum 79 * IMfoot lot, solid sod in front and aide yards, paved streets and aIde walks, concrete front walks and driveways, sanitary sewer and central water system eon. sections and homeowner's in. Solon Says U.S. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) eursacs. Jam" E. Veniel, the Del. Eighth District Congressman tons Corporation's vice proofD. ft (Billy) Mathews said dent of architecture and engi.. that Congress must "pause, flowing, said the WOO house, .. . )_ evaluate, ro esidet' pro. . "offer something to meet vide what is needed to win the . every family's needs in terma war In Vial Nam with the lust . - .. . .f . 4. -a 5I.q style i..i -JUt gil. 11.1 i 'u' A . idesign." POI5,I,:• .L -. IPrleewIu,M he said, "the.. T'• -now models represent housing He said th. Immediate • .;., .. ..• values umnatched anywhere Gnat In the war Ii that $ogtb. • : ••i - . :,, . .' • . 1* P'lorIds. out Asia might be overrun by -: ' All of the new model homes Communism, the t. -.•.,' .•. . threat to Australia and the have been furnished and dec. .-'. •. C' .-- orated by Dais Weidman, . ,! /. Philippines. 1. 1 noted interior decorator. The 9e8 models point up & Legal Noticsii subtis change in the eompo.i. II 711* ciecvrr cover, . tion of Dellona's population *5*7* JUDICIAL ,lactie oP teed Intl into this . WLO*IDAI*A*ø was sung. 1 s : *OLIS COV*TV. Mackie "reUrement" communl. -.: JO VIIAOC**T *0. 155.1 %,. \ ty of young families with )OWTUN* rnnOUlON11101j(, SILVER coffee service has been donated to the South Seminole School children. Seven models have vs. Council of Teachers and Parents by the room mothers and members of two bedrooms and five have *VRLT$'0w. iif.n4antthe CT? executive board who contributed trading stamps toward Its purthree bedrooms. *OIIV* or 1111111, 1111111. chase. Displaying the gift, which has been suitably engraved, are CT? Mon spacious bathrooms To, EVILYII P'LIWUsON, president Mrs. William Egger.s and Mrs. Robert Yowler, room mothers also have been Incorporated Whose residence andallchairman, droes is (Herald Photo) in some modsia. In others the "°" __________________________________________________________ aeset to on mom t,tnIi Rents No. I Williamson41w York 17 .-ai room area. Most now model. £ P W 011 N' COMPLAINT Forestry Meet 1. 4 1.. - i RAVING DNON I'llsol to Chan. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - the windows, and ,Iehe Cerro in the Circuit court In Some 200 Future Farmers of terials have been 4 .'l in ; .f'5 SOU, Plalatiff. vs. Cvslyn For. -. America members will corn. lbe kite Busse. Defeudant", preylag for ' Bay windows, louvesid shut. pe .rua7 n ores 001`29101 pellet for the above con:1 , en. named Plaintiff and against UO,__ ornesnen.... '-- U tests to be hold at Mulberry.two you the above named d.f.nd• treiic, tights, stained eatirior " -. nt. .-•; Th. youngsters, representing wood aiding and higher, steep. ?IdnRnronn . .riva 2570wish NOTIFY YOU that 39 FFA chapters, will take esrsofllnesaroaaosgth to do(4A4 arwast part In log rolling, up-log other nu features. contest the above entitled. \ action. You are required to All models are of concrete and land measurement ,.. _. ill, your Answer or other writ. -block construction with pour. sits. Cash prizes will t?'t:rnpir 1ih the\. ad concrete pes-irn.tsr beam.. J .' 4' awarded to winners. Clerk of the Circuit Court in ____________ The six Smallestilt. have bu. and for lemisels County PkrlL.9\ v.1 root vinyl ub.s. ids, AM to serve a copy thom. Of UP4411 InSiStiffa Happy NO More toa tile floon and bWlt,-In wall Albert X. M I useenic CIUCAGO (UPI) heaters. The others be" tw. 3011114146. 24021 Merida. on or before the 14th day of iga. lisp" row fitare in subo*" resse floors, tile rats am uary TH coubmw heatim "Alums with Sk" held! Jim grand Is NATURN of mid Allons. 9"109 Is it star thatthe Me above After closin for the .09 dodo Bind am Coen gra&I for ___ 4h stor_wasdestroyedby Are. _air conditioning. a'p•4 _____________ PAIL. NOT TO £XSW*P1 Last a dowse pee eselemo b. catered berets assiset psu. WITXZMS UT HAM ?t.the ous,Ial sea e the HEARING THE BREACH-Pops Paul VI ass CtwnL.&i19I styled Court at. Sanford. Seoul. hands a brief of reconciliation with the Eastaste em (kthodox Church to Metropolitan Hellion, . . lowtative of Patriarch Athenagordis of Arhur H. as tik. 4171" Jr. (Istanbul), spiritual leader of -,pow 2r. Clerk ad . Court the ss.tsra church. A reciprocal gesture by Pa. air Umba T. Viklea triarch Atbanamoss in Istanbul .nd.d th. mu. A, Do go Clerk •son.cesce. ' .. is , s-eas W Out the east1 54 s.c nb Building iris and Roma churches nine ceu1ss ago and ANtflRD ,. amaJoea pto C tian unity. PsbllakBee.5%iV,I&$1.1ft5 mar I . • ci & , Since the Mackles launched Doltona, 26,000 acres located on Interstate Highway 4 mid. way between Orlando and Daytonit Beach, In November, 1962, it has mushroomed into a thriving community of 1,6W reeldenta and nearly 1,000 homes completed or under con. .-. -,,.; .n,;.- ra '• - 1, J - - -- (NBA Radio-Telephoto), S Ii II - 14% THE BARBARA IS AN IDEAL SMALL-FAMILY HOME By Kreigh Collins 0 ow by Christmas I a) - '•-q. Dtoattract threngs fvW . nearby cities fJO med Cape Ken nedy.Orlando..Daytona Beset "Golden Triangle." Tb. 1966 model line Is th - I1 II • .1 F. third compl.te group of mode 7T. •---homes, built it Deltona b3t -f Miami's Mackie brothers. Fac of the previous model Un.. THE MARIE IS TOUCHED WITH SPACIOUS LUXURY eIght models were opened It 1962 and 16 in lit. 1963 won wide public acceptance Approximately $11.5 million worth of Mackle.built homes g)g/ h . ' iNs "I know ow need m.&cins id P.t.c f QJI& S In Deltona have been sold to 'horns vhs.. s amsII' sit by the bid of father M sway," he .&L 111 find bushy fifth, fir Iris, and carrlid' -'.-- U arlo PIIIblic øAN nOS oday 15-M-oiel -•--- -. - --. ------.-------.--------'-• ' Telephone Aides Refute Report" Two Sanford represents, week raise under an agree. "IVe would like the public receive $3. All other emtives of the Communications ment reached between the to know there are no employ- ployes will receive between Workers of America have In. CWA and the company. ci in Sanford receiving $16 $2 and $3 per week." formed The Herald that 5 l's • per week raises covered by The statement was signed nt r In p ::m :g ; ra : :r ':: 'Broken Record,' this agreement as mention- by Richard Walker, plant rep. ed in the article by Mr. Shed. r-esentative, and Anne G. em Bell Telephone Company Hunter, traffic. employes I. misleading. den. PM Tells Boss They issued the following "The most an employ. In 4141 an a erath statement: ALLIANCE, Ohio (UPI) - Sanford will receive is $4.50 "Then, was an article In Postmaster Churner Smith, per week. There are only 21 age 4 - Dec. 10, 1965your paper In which H. F. who knows how to stay in good plant employes In Sanford Save by the 10th of the Hhedden, commercial mana- stead with the boss, personally who will receive $4.50. 5ev- month, earn from the let at ger, stated about 100 cm- delivered a package addressed enteen workers in traffic will First Federal. Add to or start ployes in Sanford would re. to radio station WFAII. get $4 per week and seven your savings account at First calve from $2 to $16 per It was marked "first class, employee In commercial will Federal tomorrow.-Adv. fragile," and contained a record of Postmaster General i" mom - 00000000 Dummy Capsule Lawrence O'Brien urging peoNOW a, oinc..a, Price ABOARD THE USS WASP p1e to mail Christmas pack. • 4) AT SEA (UP!) - Crewmen ages *Orly. I I aboard this prime rscovsry When the package WIS OPifl. Ends Painting . BeautifIeSIDING ship sharpened their talents ed the record was broken. Choice of Colors I with a dummy Gemini cap. sule. ii Average 20* 30 ft. Horn. OOØ I e Completely installed only I i. Dropped oft the ship, the Return Assets dummy capitals was spotted WASHINGTON (UPI)-TbeI No Money Down! $24.75 Mo. Soffili. Fail. - Carport. - Awnless Yes, we sever qabi.s by two radar helicopter, and United States has turned as. two other helicopters carry, sets of the Reserve Bank of Call Mr. Case at 295-3861 Ins swimmers went to the res. Rhodesia in this country over Collect Orlando cue, to the British Government. L - - - - - - - j 41 4 - - INC -. Courtesy • SUNDAY DECEMBER 12TH the smartest kind of safety 15 NEW M CKLEmBUILT MODEL HOMES I - - In Mh - - . •_f,', - - - - - - -- Three Short - Years. . .Tremendous Prncircc - - - - ww - w. WW • C Again Deltona is changing the Florida scene with 15 new, exciting quality-crafted model homes -comp?et.ly furnlsh.dI Con',s to our celebration and If you are looking for a wonderful community In which to live-consider Deltonal You'N also have an excellent opportunity to see first hand this community's dramatic development and growth. There's Investment opportunity here for you tool Come and see how we've progressedl 800 homes ore already complofedl 200 more ore under construction I Over 100 new residents move in each month I A new Industrial Park Is open .--- with Its first plant operating! The Deltona Inn has lust opened! Over 1500 people already call Deltona home! Come out this weekend, take the Deltona bit off Interstate 4. C Just 26 miles from Daytona Beach and 27 miles from OPEN Orlando, 9 10 61 -.--• loliday8 11041162 psopis, Driving. Walking, Dim-sing .f your courtesy, no you are of theirs. Spmd the few ezin's minutes of your AdThM day thM essitsay bke& And give So less eourSsoua room for Improvement. It's bsttIs be late and apologetic aa law and kamist DAILY 1' THEREAFTER AD.iiI4 (Is) e - MACKLt- BUILT ONE OF FLORIDA'S FASTEST GROWING COMMUNITIES ri ri * !A ps 1. NAVE YOU CUN, Dettone's Modern Shopping Can. tat with fine shops and ample parking? onto & a = L J Ba to 11P yew flU oft noftim ilbirn" bpx HAVE YOU SEEN, The new Deltona Inn with 14 deluxe accommodations and unsurpassed cuisine HAVE YOU 511W, beltona's rotting Championship ©it Course, Country Club and Pro Shop? HAVE YOU SEENc Mackie-BuDt homes nsM$ed in the pine and palm around sky-blue lakes? HAVE YOU SUN DELTONA LATELY? Just Igft In, levitate 14 and get oil at the Deltone suit VP*L e AM Mary MiNdoysi P11111* we 11101su 111111111111116 N" 9WII & L ISNT NILPINO IUILI PL•1194 - COMPANY - - NTNeduftAv to 10 / •- Sol- - - - \ _ - .•1tl �,_,'-_;--- -- I -. - ----------- ----- S ---.5 - . - -.____ _____ -- S. - --- .. ø,af.r , SàiàIs 'Hds L l Hardcourt Thlos' Weekend ounIOnsAl Hit Busy Lyman Oviedo Opens 38th Winner Of Peter Schaal Trophy I 1 p To Meet Both ___ Saturday At ____ _ _______________ P Pioneers, Cards 4".!' ,i1 FZ Florida Military WhiahamSelected MVP __ b'. 0 ~ . :1 Page 7 . _. -1 V .11~ , . A~~ . i.; ~ ~ f* ~ 1 Lyman's Use , ~. *-~ . ,~ , Ni. 1 Alt1,~t . Left In Doubt Whether or not Lyman High School may use the Altamonte Springs Ball Park ' for practice sessions begin. ning in February despite the * sap. Coach Dick Copelaid'. Bounds win meet Oak P.14g. Phasers the Metro Coaferesee In Orlando lonIghe and then pl their first home jams ci lbs season agaleat Oeoss Saturday night. Lyman jva play prella. Mary costeabs beth sigMa, ____ Oreyhoundl DON LAMAR NICHOLAS OXFORD Dear Santa: $ I would like Voyage to the - - _______ ______ __________ ______ _____ _____ _____ _________ - - ______________ ________ ______ ____ _____ _____ ____ 10) and guards Bobby Stewart that Whigham qualified with. Xeuer1 Terry EChOIs, and Darrell Ferguson; 1939, Jim esti El Milder (1.10). out his Stan Weber. Riser, Prater has two real fine csn• most valuable player. Bishop Moore last weskuad. The 38th annual trophy will 1940, Robert Altman; 1141, AlthoughaleldasdlthUto term. Both Jim Harper. a $5 Whigham thus becomes the be presented Whigham the 1111 Brands; 2942.43% lbs late sophomore, and Alan Jepsoc, 24th player to be honored by usual All-Sports Bouquet next El FlemIng; 1944, Fools be jives to lbs HerNia for their b*sUe and dsrmISaUes, $4 ealor, will see pkity judges chosen by lbs donor spring when Sebaal will me' lrvmlsy;; 1)43.1948, Wills of action, lack of Urns hr rearstien now an Orlando advertising mind the 1980 squad th eir Anderson;; 1140 Wally Tim; otter LIons expected to p157 executive, since Ills whea value to the squid begins first 154$, Richard Bass; 1*, WSJ, a'eordlng to Copelaid, ablg factor kthsgami. are forwards Roger Bushy the trophy flutwuaffered.alaflin the class rooms afl Charles Anderson (brothirof With only three west. of By lass Shaky won their last three games In and Chuck Pula and goad Three players wer. good year long, and then comes un. Willis); 1150, Miii. Wbelchel ptspantks, Lyman mode a Stove Mob. a 541 esason. Herald uI. Editor (whose father eoub.d the ins SEMINOLE'S FRANK WHIOHAM Lloas have plenty .1 5*' great number if Soot ml.- 'lb. Seminols High Fighting Howev er the Seminoles team) l •, .Wlnner of 88th Peter Schul Trophy takes which led IS lb. Al" Sem inoles begin what Coach not show their true colors to. perfemee on thIs year's club. Also, 1152, Ed Gordon; . Moore vlclety, The Grey. Mack B17ths hopes Is the start bight, as a rash of Injuries and Milder and Colbert are both Sack Melts (the present _______________________________________ bounds will ho up against as of a strong basketball building not enough ti me for practice returning darters, and Partin Coach); 193$, Ross Hannum; • and Stswset played plenty of at the top sbootetsla C.atrsl pcograintonlght when they In. are bound to take their toli., 1164, Johnny Jones; 1936, Jim Ylorids lids irsalag in lbS vade Tltusvllls to open lbs Half of the Seminole cagers ball during last year's elm Hawkins; 1196, Brantley Bob. person hard; lii?, Eddie Barbour; ____ of LII'ry 1101$ of 01k 1163.61 nibs A junior var• are football players whose palls when the Lions Were Ridge. Molt WU IU.OrinO. sity game will hmgln at 6:10 grid season didn't end until mtffiflsrs.up In the Stats Class 193*, Ciii Dandridge; 1185, County and aU.Kitre Cofer' lUz the varsity, squids meet' one week ago and two Of the B tournament in Gainesville. Ray LundqulM; 1560, John last season sad' Is the Ing at am lad remaining player, will its side. All the others, beside. trans' p.m,, Wbelcbil (brot her ci Mike); For back boss@ if the Plcms, It's bees a while .Inoe the lined with various ailments. Mr Harper, ate gzadusl 1151, BIll Phagas; 953, Butch hea gvM fever has would be played. liii starting squad. Seminoles have fielded a win. Mother handicap lbe km. from last year's junior var. 3. A. Ores, who Is expect. Fourth lace *sII 0 *lssr (see Of the 11)5 Wth subsided It. somewhat arid lbe offensive lIne.up Is: The Pioneers kit their flflt alas bashethall combina tion lalsa win have So overcome shy squad. .4 to gIve world shampian Home, We Get, S.eotls Scoot. sir); 115$, the late Ruddy assaaaa regular a. been hunting VIchi Boyd at eenter game ci the NUOS 10 the and this yuV, squad will have Might, will be the game en. The Lions have had loSe Miss Wirt quite $ SOS for Time $1.00. Lawson; 11S4, Jo Paris... brought It. traditional win. Babe (Mighty Mi II) Me. Ocala Wfldcsbs last west, bit to hustle t pull the team out psrtence of their Ion, the TI. real fine practice sessions In MON7 this year it the Out 0.1 An Filth 5505 sting eoiuplstlon the more Guirs at one guardte(the coach. Ocala appears I. have as of lbe red, bud Coach JLyths tuavlile Texvkts. the three weeks that they hive thi Club, ide, opining Sanford.Ormudo Barberry Eva, Sunday Kennel timid people at Seminole W bitter clube In lbs INS. Is optimistic, This Brevard County quintet had to prepare for the es agre, that sits plays the go into biding for a period same According to Cop.land, Oak H. feels this year's team Is has alre ady played two games game. They have been hitting gets her second test In school. Socks, Time $207. aggressive type game of two weeks U the boys and that her Ridge 11 $ tall team, much just as tall, mets aggressive a nd were victorious in both, very well from the outside and ing tonight. Sixth Race - Fancy linen, broth Mike Mc. th. girls change roles for th e taller th an the Greyhounds- and potentially better shooters defeating TUusvllle 01 b n have been getting some fin. The R. K. Hutchings flash, Elbea's Honey, Bone Z. Time football Guire plays); Judy Harass Cardinals have played _______________________ annual Powder Puff list year's squad which and Merritt Island. Tar- inside help from big risen liar' who has bees lb. most Is. $1.70. la will th th p y e o er guard slot; Cuouo game this Satu rday night at ri ed 96 in two games, Winning both thus per and Jspeos. Those two prseatve of lbs seheoliag Seventh Rue - James P.r. Sherry Irby and Barbra Fist.. ey defeated st season th "es far.La Municipal Stadium. gins Is then two outings, should live Time g reyhounds b date, gosa to its, Kirkby, Vu re will provide the "muscle" riser lb. Hounds twice In close The traditionally victorious at the tackle slots; Coach Blithe has designated bound strength that the lack, the ste.11ng hex is tenlght's end., will motebe. Top scorers Senio rs go against t he under. b. Linda Libby and guards Isral. Barbour (1.0) .4 last year, me Black Deal, Shot p Eighth lies Is? time P.M. Sylvia Ocoos are Tommy and Jimmy dog Junior, with the Sopho. Tanner; Cr111 Hardin will AM Lamar Ozfotd (1.10), c* Last year Oviedo had a 147 )terryfleld Mystery, an Ins- llbe.'a Colossi, Lucky Pladge. p play tar Don NioboIsi (6'4) and rslular isason mark and woo port trim the Toss Iwsoisy Time $1.95. mores taking sides as they 'isiurnore's 0.27 quarterback; Jo Ann CoWan Copeland will choose his forwards Frank Whigharn (S. liv. straight tournament k.'MI. IS also In lbs earns Ninth lass wish. Th e girls will play the Windy SM Ray'. Zeke Bral. will be sta tioned .t full back; sultan from among cent ChattaBryan ($1) his gaines before losing to sai'. 1 tit. coaches will eons. Karen ar watching. ItNSt. C'llSmttto, Rubley's kowski hays race mad will be had a brid football, Vickers., Merinello Crlf. (*arlle Newell and Byrd starters tonight, with Larry beotches, ,s-, glory ri ro m th e ranks of th Fi gh e $1.20. Tonight's times should be len. Time glimpee ci da ng their in f h,5 Paula Elsa, and Joanne t11th, Browasfl, forwards Richard Hodges ($4) his No, 1 re. )lorIda Military, Seminoles varsity very good Is th e early school. Tenth Raes - Tar Oard, National P'ootbafl League Winn will rotate at the halfMoore, Bruce Stuart and DaT' already played s.vertl serve, squ ad , and boys furnish the Won. of the top Hunter's Has, T. K.'. lag events as most sets, but a real rd Allgsien and guards Steve k berths, Osford sad Nicholas will be will have to put up with the track are ached. des'. 'lime $5.15. fain. finally staring them In che.rleadlng arid the halftime ons' tull.court pressing an. dogs Ilmpklns, Rick Mille r, Per' Defensively the senior, will Um only lettermen starting Li th 11th Annie Genius, show Race featuring the snasculin, e the eye. man Harmon and Giry Gun' have Wand& Bedenbaugh or The Lions bay. more uled to run. Many of and have been named co.cap. BALTIMORE DPI) -Prank (ale ____ gain, wish speed, which will help their stertsrs in the first 10 races B ill y Bogash, Angellqise. cuozzo, a thres.ysar vets. majorettes of 5115. middle Babe McGuire be toaLgM's ,,. . wua u, • again mew defense. pfSleat , Linda D. Mattlo and rd Old. Chris, to clinch the Western Confer. Junior class to help finance gua 12th Rae. he puss t. move his boys Is bsaflsd sluggers, becams a llti*Vfl15. and will faa that victory behind them Praise Sherry Hit, at tackles, Cattle btt' in1 ti the th Time eir second Fawn 13, Calico Flight. Daltlatoi'e eir th of Junior-Senior prom. be shooting for flu, for Bal more on this and out of the game trying to member first thin eiaos this Is Noel at one end, Gail Homm32.19. pa rt of a Played high seitoot today vIetsitese Sunday when t he Colts host Senior Coaches Start Weber man jun. lbs Lions will prebably make find $ first quintet. Moor. wall 011olas before, Whlghsm played or Gay Echols at u. Jungle 13th Race "gambi." million.dollar league's Tb.,. . . is no War, Green admission Jay In the ,, th. leading scorer for aim. *lslakes, but he Varsity bail last icr vslvlag the Aertcas League *Tell everyone to expect the other end. Corner backs will Mounds last week with ut het.s charge for lb. schooling Unekalisged, W.stbfll, TI.. Most teIaI game of lbs fr to get t find Bryan Is just iMis. 12.0$, And Iralkowaki, who unorthodox as it will it. j be Darlene Fodder and Bonny points and soph Stuart topped club and lbs Cincinnati $oda more with oily junior bI 5*. they meet KIuIaas. Tu.sday events mild lb. pubis on. Todd; line backers are M.d. 14th lace alibi National L ea Panlii's Torn. kicked gue, a round the NFL sin ce standa rd use." d to attend. Me rebounders with nine, night Oviedo, Robthion, PerienOe behind bun, Neiman and Paula Elam; Ms. Duff's We, Karl Keen, 8055111 The First Na 1161, ales m Rae. ay si. more duty 20yesr.old Th Senior e nie. e.n.a ufties Coach Toni Barnes' iv team Two oth.r )sttersnis, 6.4 are Barbara T5.IOW.0 league $2.03. i ry Time than usual directIng the Pack. the "FesnInoles," will do Rid, malor Alids, Count kit a doee we to the JV nor, with mers Gray and $10 Buddy IF "hlsihiona" end Martha Kosky. er bat. Mike re and a ca 324 ho 10th Rae. Track Nstu, te Sr.. Tempo. Tim. 31.78. th e last minu tie wi th th Junior e met. 41.40 in be. Stumpf won't even The Junior Coaches have over W. D's Money Man. Painted The two men Second Race get this to decide lb. tradition of Red Nor. ', of play, After this cause of illness. Gray Is down to their better been picked some of by Cincinnati trad ed Iris. 82.24. Time opportunity because of Injur. phy, Dave hail, Berkley Jack. Supremacy which ha for lug, Barnes hopes to come up d with a virus and Stumpf is start io les Thursday in ax' possible, the Or eeke Windstep, He. es suffered last w 16th Rae. nd 31,53. Time by only upset ones as lb. Junior performers for with a victory this week, change for pitchers MIII Pap. out till late January with Lemans Start era. They are: Sue Makin, Third Race Niwot Maid, sa Pip, Burnt Look. Ti me Baltimore's star quarterback, Class of 1964 upset lb. 'lb. .tarthtg lineup for pas and Jack lialdschun and Johnny Unitas, and the Pack. Iota with the help of Barbara Bolt, Cindy Station, Chief £111, Runt Key. Time 3L49. Lyman JVa will consist Paul LeRoy will dress, but 17th Rail Judy Seell, its' ace algnal.caiier, 81.81. center Miii. Rlckstt, forwards rookie ouUietdor Dick Simp. will '. sophomore girl, who are now Julie Scott, Dee Wynn, lisry ' •' Set At Drags Tell Al.be Beast Rose and Ron Tolbert In the ranks of do sutkw Leffler, Vicki Yelinsk, Cant leg Injury, be se of a cau 7be big pas sk&W up gig team 21.06. Ebnore, Barbara Brsntiey, and guards Mitt htickock and Bauer, admitting that the deal Forwards Larry Shaw, ha. A L.rnana Stirt" and an a gamble, said of Robin. Sonar Sound, the moment .1 truth lath Rae. . Sally Petarson, Janice Doyle, AtoxhiblUo" appearance by Bobby Means. Mike Long comJunior Coaches A Duna and . (MI toy Valerie Sear, Big Pabi.. Tia. teami. Baltimore ieas t. srlei. Kiewylda, Debbie Room was the leading scorer - man: "This It the guy we've plots the roster, laMa'. "Snaky P.te" Robin. Greg Ganas, been looking for. I think he's The Seminole. will get * son )i.sdllgbt Western Conference with $ ty MR.) MeGnire, 32.11. Johnson, Dianna Jarrett, Syd.. Seminole Is lb. Bishop Moore Al Peoples hay. a beiluvs ballplayer. At least week off before their next out. Timing Association Drag Hail and lNb sacs Sheet Aagls, 6.S4SeOrd whil. the Packers Ken with 13 points. Means had my Park, Kay Whit., Susan expressed their pleasure Tom Nugent he has been for 10 si Sam Valor, Sc Eddie ott. most rebounds, si and Kuhn, Martha Johnson, Leslie Racea Satu ay night th . rd against Lyman in th e tog lb turn's spiri e t, effort, The million dollar will adoreso. bsn,s.I $ P.M. Moore, Donna Hogan, Dorothy, COLLEGE PA RE, Md. Drag StrIp. but quoted by i , home opener, Saturday, Dec. Oeeiols champ e 30th Redo Thu. TOU*r , for th. varsity and 6:30 for Wheaton, Karen Gosbont, Dan. Gatos e (DPI) 517 p.m. at th The UnIv.rshI en ov good bit i uS Sir. Vii' and I Grain $* wise her. the JV match. Same game owner of the Rod,, who nego. baa Merdoza, Cynde. Mccvi. old Osceola Airport ciassi- MaZIIM iI-N can click the tItle by but. t' Ti* isa. timse will prevail Saturday listed the deal with Harry sass. Debbie Warren, Pat flestlon begins at lila. Tb, Coach Torn Nugest today. pset fiji] pull elf an u , Dalton, tit, new Orlols general VraiiIiie en lb. cgwooci night Start", where the Dismissal of lb. peppery, list P.s.. - Soethe Ho.. Sweekend. Raid Senior coach Wilier Smith and Karen Sipes. manager. Tangerine Foes "IAflflS rnin 5 ISISIt Laadsves, fit to his ear, driver ruse 50 mi 49ie.,-o1d coach was .xprees.d "According to my figures, pleasure Proven dependabil ity and O er th Nfl. sells find. II. hops in and takes off, nounced by Athlete Director let. Time 82.10. Robinson Is worth a O'er lb. willing attitude of safety for savings mU at Dill.. ($4) P-:, Louis ($4) Iltail First the WThIaie Cobey, who said In sated for 910. Th lion In tod ay', market," Di. and a.r.Iad (16.1) hIs grldders and announced Federal, doing business Tell U This, J. A's Ghana. Up fastest driver the edge Instead kid statement that "the ____ Lee Angels.($4). Mla* that as many ifris a. possible,1934..Adv, wit, .isin. chant. La in us. l est Interest Tim. Race players we got also are worth ORLANDO, Ph, (DPI) - of the fastest car. ('i) St Diii - Single *c. (141),I shalt million. I think ft was Light limbeelngupdrflts wee. *oblmonwin ran his "Tiuk. of football at Maryland." Depth Dan, Perry's Why, New Y* ($4) St planned today for East Care. Saturday night or Toy III" Cobey sals! a committee ap. Time 13.05. Hold AFL ys even deal." ten (1.?), 111 Vrs50lSeS liii. College and the UltiveN during the program. Powered pointed by University (14)1 Cincinnati Is one of th, Greet Psi., MlsI, ($4) SM By United Prom Iat.raslloaal Maine an lb0 two by a lord overhead earn en. dent Wilson L XlkIas will 24th Race In the major leagues sity of It PtI*lbUF$h (44$ The Houton OIlers and lb. Close, Chief, which can afford to los. a squnda studied Some plan. for gine, this red demon has al- screen esn.Hd,tse to sucoeed ChIckubi en Is7. Time 12.2$. Now York Jets, two Eastern bitter at Robinson's stature. Sa turday's Tangartu. Bowl ready snide Robtraon winner Nugent. 15th lace - I. L's Geese, teams who were almost totally The Reds led the National football the 196$ Gas Diagst.rs Nugent said he had as he. Streets, O$1S 151ct1 Street, Great 0... ineffectual In th eir own dirt. League is batting last season Tb. teams finished meet Bekerefleld, Calif., mediate pIlSa "other, than IS sesplen, isapeleed of Time 32.50, well hold the key wI gloss, workouts Thursday and were winner ci mark of AL/GD efass bead lit Florida soon e. e •.S'NIt Isibuavine Oslkss C...... - v_ a A1fl $IUOn to Soblns* boasted reported axceflest ' at lb. 'sin, ns win. san." ?tN-.e.t W.lf..s I.... Awhile, Cool cruiser, League's Wes tern Division such robust talent U Ved a sondlt1oe I tt'ot .11&te, ii i' bait PU* IS I3IM It $30 of Rabble.Time 321$. reese Pinion, Dim Johae,e, Pete Thursday'a workouts were Granville, S. 0., and winner tenitln l that I lesli sad ssvs.s 71 eqft 27th 02116111 Ram iwt, The Oakland Raiders' studi. Roes, Goedy Coleman and confined primarily to running of fusi eliminator at the At. Into sad I IllS je.S Wist or Pub, Stormy Bib.. TIM i I 17 diatluisMig hopes of West. 1.o Cardensa. through game patterns, but lanta Drug Strip Agee. Oc. swiax Is the inn," be aid. 32.06, ore Division gloty could hi lit while lbs usda eeoud list Caiolina spent semi tims tob meet, Rae. Odi as.,, anuffed sot eumpl.Wy Sun.. lb. ress, their pftebers Often viewing films of Maine isa... Tb. neil .cbedals* SOON by 1eU RIta Oumi. TI.. up just $ littie bit more an: 30th annual Tangerin. the Seminole Timing As.ocla. Dolphins Sign If they loss to New York 32.11, orU&nDIobssstheandCIncInuUcouddonoBowtwHjdeslde th.NOAAUou,,,aiaIMforJan,l, 19th Race - CUE. (J. OUR 011iti. U, hoa.., the Raid. better than a disappointing Atlantic Coast College division INC i.6s, when lb. 'ua4.r 4 p.4 Button, Batordo, Mike, I . earn top lb. Jets and Emsi- fourth In the pennant racs. LAYAWAY pIos.h1p. Wagon" will be festered. Pappas, a kard.throwjng is MIAMI (UN) Tb. Mi.. Tias $343, C$,OIInS was ranked PISUIMY N asedi rlghthander, has lb0 waisern n.e will ed DOlPbl5I neweSt lisa In End. Eoy, Lipstick Candy. year-old the isatIo by United • NNS $A* the th in te the been a consistent w ner with last game of e 4sw to the American P'eothafl Les. Tim. In rnational in Bird Ploy 52.17. g Baltimore since 1511 and last f inal ga Iaae whe the tour more free college footheM •RAaMl$$ION stat N I 1.0 D I I TOPIOS$IWACTION igeete minsy Sea 1Mg. clash .4 , N$aos compiled a lii macaid rankaw, ad B__ CLW ether AlL .,. With a 341 ear d n e rim . reek" aver 'ned we Is,Resday's Uady Team .1Mb. IO.h te.Ms' ax. For Thee 115?. 111W ACS eS OP PAVUR --.-r end gused PAUNIS lb. aduit. Bin heal W. laidiob.i, * Wi5 'P' ii t lb..e.s last Xe.. IIIAMI (UPI) Unless.. bern leMbesal Tp*as Ititsi . Ease. Cl Ohid. ad WQ da kern lbs PMM,lphia the Dv.e by if Ztasky pe.s esbsh- Vied Matins, IN.pead h PhmI.1, whet. he ,. 1$ Apprentice Triple i., Bird ho. , born Inr. Z.st an SPECIALS 17 CORAL OA)L$I, Pta. sd up Isp1.ybeth.Isith JMkfIlsl,$.peadf.fl. . ala was (DPI) Aserestlw leskor tines in the atin na heá.,i.,.. W seqnlsIsn_by the Orioles, sills 11,.' scored irldI*, sli4tor gems laths Orange as RIM., and CIMUsP,e (UM $ " n.'• 910 "My No,* day, The. wee with Plait Al.. ulgeing Is play with beltbssk born screy State suptes Oees As A.ml. CaWenli Angels varsity I - Ili d, losing to Bottom of the Sea. I would Ut. Secret Sam. I would like Handy Explorer. Belt. would liii. Supe r Helmet S.. yen. I would like a tent. I would like a highway Troop. or suit. I would lik e Tigar Safari Hunt. I would lit. Bottle Buster. I would like _______ _____ _______________ - Seminoles Open Year At Titusville Tonight qu on as Trik Trak and Jungle Gunner and Gung Ho commando out. At. team's - at • Dear Santa: that - - JeAe'rs Oreo Tops I. t Emlo - C C Dear Santa Claus: First chemistry six ex. ha chemical refills, 0. I. Wal. kI..Tlalkles, "John Lennon in )fls Own Write," Big John, set, ) ______ - f S Dear Saint Nick: Please bring me a string. ray bike. Lloyd Davis Guys, Gals To Switch _ Powder Puff Tilt ____ SOKC Tonight a an ) Herman Munster, Marx Tole. • sco pe Cap Rifle. Rabble Elliott ' ° • Bratkoweski Il ma The - ers averag po ts a reich. .Blrds Say , At Fa - c.. Hall. TrAhIs - u _: 'Gambe I I is - '' lyman - - ---, - -V.. ,,-------CII5 i.u, ' r'" " at . • I. - core as straibI , - , Nasa sea. a sepho. is has at - But ) - Pete dress ,, lug average just - . may was - ! !-. - . I t' - . was ~ I.: Maryland Fires game - ______ Its - years." & Time stand at Game time tonight Is was ~ 'l a 11 - at - ' ______________ I Mo Jets, Oilers I •m Ke '~ Limbering is gives __ _____ few - ______ at may If __ of hes , w. ___ gaas - • I usable 1en4 ____ lbs - - SCHOOLING RACES TONIGHT! 7 P.M. my para. __________ ____ the 6R ;; 6 Is aa& Is effective law enforcement I N,e Legal otice worth to our community? "How much Is it worth to iv in ciscvsy cot'wr or have law officers who are ?fl viru JUDICIAL CIE. willing to endanger their lives, COVOITY, FLORIDA.sunisoLE 10 suffer hurt and Injury and csuncacsiir o. ssass Insults, even, to protect the THE SOITON nYu CENTS law-abiding and the Innocent? N A VIN G I BANK. Plaintiti "How much Is It worth to *3!, C. PETY.flL '1 Lb. family of a law enforce. " DON ts meat officer, who see their rso'ricn or at I T "Ix EONICS.OSVRIS OR1(hA3 father go out dilly to face murderers, robbers, burglars, TOa CI7 i:' -win - aisiunxcn' o*rn may - RATU gave Fr.. Agents ___ S - - ___ i ___ - Will South ..0 _______________ _ ___ _______ 0 ! a r.o..t HOUSTOII h. 11 - _ . Thnrs4 11. . - - _____ be - DAY! lb. *ebs1. m.,__aa oiling. in Zestenky, I Ia Ia of C.... S OPU ___ ______ a C ___ __________ SEVENTH GRADE general math students Ellaabeth Mender and Richard P11k demonstrate how to find the thickness of a dime wi th a micrometer and record It on place value board. These __ FARRELL'S - - m- ,, : rp - MMSR C%Ayradlom- N1W*#A39W,#* I" AMP IAWAF.,* 745y .7Z.LMPI i i ._ ou'rJ - :' r :.-- ______ -. . ' .. nIei of equipment at. among the many new itsms now bTelng used an a te*chlngsld In South Serninol. Junior High School math classes, such as metric sticks, hand calculators, slIde rules, geometric models, board compasses, and pro. •(Uerald Photo) tractors. .. . . . s" ' 4 : . . V' _ GIFT .. ' ... )' " L__: - . ' _____ . '.' ciir I " GUIDE ... '.,,, Wonderland I Make bL.. . Christmas 1 . . .i ,444 . .v i... OF if . . - , ' GIFT ' '[4.p, . '. Shopping _4-1, .i ' 1T'. : '. . ' Easy : 01,11"., IDEAS s". FOR ---- -- .t JOIN Everyone OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB NOW! SAYS I lURID THAT YOU AND YOUR tADI II*S tD AI TWILL flVl EUAWY AI -_ ASPAMILY - CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NUT - - ON - YOUR U TUllE if You Can't Csms Isle T1. YEAR. Just Clip and Mail I. Canp.n lel.w TO - THU SANPOD ATLANTiC NATIONAL BANK heissed Is $...... t. start my regular Christmas Club. I plan to s.c. (smile as 2k, 10,, $1, $7, $3, $1, cash WOOL Mr. Mrs. Miss . , .. .. . . . .. ,... .,,., .. ,.. I Christmas .,,.,...,....•.....,...,,.,....,... (P1.1*13 11 LIST PRINT MAUI) Ad*e Y Slguer. 14.r. r luIuuuuuuIuIuIuIIIIIIitr Ir9ibe.dIStbdad$choi' lIaise. Ito IatUe Oeld $1551. the eighth. Virgislikihis The ulmiifsslhb.ge, sit.. AC*1U PACIAU 0 see, Memphis lute testis ci lbs Ps.11s Cost Zm.gv. PIne. 3as was inveteeg in Ma heckles l.* 1.1. laDy kern en "w.4y,' hed AI .T - A. * fatty Dsy SM Ottawa sr. SM then 415 w lbs Angela $ dad hes$ hr Nn*4 plIes 01st end Ru Ikithster alped Us ,esfgle in luSISM mere * & $erbst U l'uIL lbs and if the uon. V WE 1W 1"93 =Pft In sevuth race, to play wIth- the North team. thu 500 7sars ago ___________________________ _________________________ 1____ Ysf ' RUSH. Ut.'AN S t.OWNDnU, SI: *a.t Central Boulevard. Or. $ando, Ylorida. and file the on. mat Answer or other Plead. ag in the office of the Curb of the Circuit Court on or b.. ______________ _____ 4 '1j Lift. attorney., ANDItION. ______________ . - .. h ____ go • LISISS RIshMi datIng th. basbilI 7.11. M in lb. iit, as 'Irtai .1 asetinge IS 1IM inst vaik' Cii $5.00 in lbs lbk4 ______ _ __________ t CAAYAPY"CW ,7V * & Complaint to foreclose a cit. lain mont5aas .ncuinu.rtha the following d.scribed rut pro. part y. to-Witt Lot S. w.ocuc n, cotrx. TRY CLUD MANOR, UNIT Na, 1. acor4,ng to the plot thrr.of as r.cord.d in tat Hook II. Psi o as. rut. *lc flsoords of lemt.ole 1; County. Plorida. has been ffl.4 against you is the above styled suit, and you are rsqulr.d to serve a copy of your An.w.r or other Plead. log to the Complaint on Plain. sw uucs ____ ___ CITY. VIRDINIA You ane hereby notified that ALC" NEW FACILITIES ___ , ' I - _ m ___ By Robin Moott Tales of the Qreen Berets .. Trap game, such symbols. And yet, at ity,' but without knowing what , Crazy Clock gams. times, it must seem to them is happening. You talk about Thank You, Santa. Have $ that as symbols of something crime in the streets but you good trip. sacred, they are being sullied tolerate t it e courts giving crlmlnalsa slaponthSi*lst. and besmirched. Love, "We Americans seem to You don't know what a cop Jamie • e • have no difficulty setting is for, or what he should do.' Dear Santa Claus: "Today Americans are con. values on an automobile, I bays tiled to be a good television set or surbosrd, or cerued about the peril in boy. I would like to have these stocks or bonds. But for some which our country is Wing toys. reason, we have difficulty in placed from enemies without, James Bond 007, Johnny placing values upon those the Communist aggressors in ZasyBhow, Lollipop Factory, things which are not sdvertis. Viet Nam and elsewhere, In. Cone Maker, GI Joe, bat. ed In the newspapers, over "We are sendin g upwards the radio and television, or of a quarter of a million Amer. tery operated Mustang. 'Thank you, Santa. Have a which cannot be bought . leans, fully trained and equip. good t rip, sold In the market place, or ped to smash the Viet Cong which we cannot package and The Secretary of Defense tells Love, that actually to wipe out ship back and forth In air. LeFTY S Ce the guerrillas in Viet Nam re. planes or trucks, Dear Santa Claus; "How much, than, is ft quires a superiority of regu. I've been good Ali year. worth to the victim of a rob. lot forces against those in. Please visit us on Christ mas. bar not to be subjected to the surgent forces of from six Pleas. bring rue a Motorific terror or - a loaded gun In the to One to ten to one. Torturs Track, a "The Bee hands of an Irresponsible "Yet In the United States, Says," shooter gun and a bike criminal? a nd a stocking, "What I. the value to a IS KILLED I love you. We will have a mother, father or child, not RANGOON, Burma (UP!) to have lbs child suffer the A pu..ng.r.miil train run. snack for you. attacks ci a sex criminal? ning from Rangoon to Man. Your f riend, John Denlea 110w much Is it worth to PlO' daisy collided with a station. pie to be protected from law • • freight train loaded with violators on the highway? Dear Santa Claus: sugar cane Wednesday night My name Is Scott Anderson, "In short, bow much Is the and 68 persons were killed. am flvs years old. I know law officer worth? How much me USE __ gan plea.. at an Re minute, and a burglary every hour. The wages of a law that you will have a very busy Christmas, but will you thus toys: Johnny bring Eagle Rid River rifle set, a Varoom motorcycle, dart gami Jouncing lop Rag (sup orman, Hands Down card game aid some clothes. Also, for dog I want a sweater and s bird bath for my at -isis teams ~ 1) g m... is halt r-.' onl Mouse game, tics. i! ! chine, at at much money Nowell explained that the Ed Note: This is a espy drunks, rapists and irate elti. with a crime rats increasing the safety and welfare of of the law enforcement officer, high school students have no six times faster than the pop. Americans than we can the "We Americans look out baseball field and would only of a portion of a talk given zens? ulation, some 180,000 full time criminal, the law breaking our windows and watch a help. use the town facility for by Judge Richard Cooper "In 1964 there were of the Orange County Crim. cers killed In the line of duty law officers are confronted guerrilla who Is in our midst? less woman be stabbed to practice. "What's the reerea. , with combattin g a criminal We criticize and Write death without lifting a hand to tion commissioner for," he ,, cord, before sfl iul ,j,u,O,a army of approximately at: the South Vietnamese for help. What about that for asked. 57 were murdered and 31 died million, With e ch side maintaining apathy and failing to support apathy? rtions di In accidents. One out of every "We confront our law offic. their own soldiers and their "We are inclined to look its points of position, It was VII last ers in th e question of crime American allies against the upon crime as an individual voted, however, to employ crimes, usedb;JudgeCoop. 10 officers was assaulted prevention and crime detec. Viet Cong guerrilla. Incident that has come to our Moor. Fence Company to a year tic effect. . . ,or drama k .a W,tu ,i,u5 against the of. And yet, for some reason, attention and disregard the complete the fence around the "Since 96 per cent of ton 1960 talk Is entitled "The Law ficer of 30 to one. Can we con. we Americans seem to re. tidal wave of crime sweeping ball park to Include gates and the W office ' rs killed and the Lawless." . er o guerrilla n et ga the job of law enforce. over us. backstop.. Cost of the Im. ee • slain with firearms. sons Nam, dangerous as he may inent as one by far and by "It time Is for us to face provement will be approxi. these were killed b g , any more o a threato large the sole responsibility up to a few truths: mately $500. ing 1964, every 2Ys minutes previously convicted of mur. enforcement officer are not 28 seconds. Todd Braden "Directing traffic, shepherd. much above the poverty level eeS ing school children across th e which has been set by the Dear Santa Class: street, riding or walking lone, president. I have tried to be a good ly night beats, ready to risk "is it any wonder that a boy. his life at any moment, the patrolman in Detroit recently Road builders that work, American law enforcement of. had these bitter words to say: ?(ybnt hi shovel, OVR ficer Is the street corner sym. "'You give me this awe batte ry powered, Monolock bol of authority, some responsibility but you slot, Of Joe, Rock 'em, Sock "There are In America to. don't want to pay to hire the 'em robots, Green Ghost day some 1.0,000 full time best. You cry, 'police brutal. Mic each i 'i' 5 too How Much Is Law Officer Worth? 2ov• ') Shoppers fl further commented that reation, far is a of It In the envelope. Smart while he didn't "object to rechas been spent and too peo. Dear Santa Claus: d; Americans, to have the Can I have a tool chest th is There was a robbery every services of a law officer is Christman. There picture live minutes, a car stolen each worth paying him about $2 an Gel so vated are, from left, front row: J. E. Owen, H. D. Nowlin and R. T. Hanson; back row, A. A. Makowkn, J. P. Jannik, D. C. Lavery and C. B. Borchers. (Navy Photo) ple of Altamonte are paying !amalsomostngoodboy. You can bring me anything you think I Will ilk.. Prom almost good boy, may The "declared that "Nowell does not have authority to do Pala, SEVEN ENSIGNS IN RVAH.S recently were promoted to rank of lieutenant junior grade In ceremonies In the office of commanding officer Cdr. Bryan B. Brown, Jr. Those ele- Love, Ronald Hackett a -- - - has given the school pennis. slon, was left in doubt at the meeting of the town council Wednesday evening. Mayor W. Lawrence Swofford, who later was joined by Councilman Keith Nixon and Colin Crews In opposition to 'furnishing recreation to out. sider-s unless compensation is . , i 'V o usre at. Ins previous win. 11minary, came agal" no WAstandlas im somino ladges wm agreed tW late Jobany, Courier; 1@U Zon. junior vanity, High School football squid. Whigham hid atiff compsti. 4jg (.p; 1133, Quiflhan Jot. Oviedo Head Coach Dick Nine judges, considering the lion from a Use that Isehided dan; 11)4, George XcClefland; Prater's starting lineup will prime question, "Who could the such stalwarts as Kit. Gray, 1935, Elwyn IquIzes 1936, Li. co*iat of forwards Mike Par team least have does with. Steve Harris,, and Danny Lee, land McCI.Uaad; 11)7, Robert fla (1.10) and Tim Colbeft (I' out?" decided with firmness and backs as potent as sonny Stoinoff; liii, the late Capt. .. "?) !' one ay - Ia Nasa $athrdsy sight when presented sports award In lb. Edsaflsd, who was the flt.t Judges wttk lbs salag .1 vasusme ris,er ins rain rnury ireming of ma me have an 0.1 - .. - ____ tact that Councilman Robert Newell, recreation commis. sioner of the town, already - Iflgb opsa up their basketball The oldsst eooa.euti,.lj enouik to win It ewic-Loftos der lbs as of most of lbs 1ndtonot Ib annual Pon winner and'!!' 1; apejag training. they tra vel im. mwary neausmy, sense. mon wo 'lb. Lion junior varsity, trophy--has hem won by was the 1963 and 1143 winner. ners: which already has victory Frank Whigham, junior quart. and Willis Anderson, the win. 1115.1119, LoRan Edenfleld; ISIS, Gorgs No"; 1151, the _______________ to Ms credit, will play a pci. schick an Coach luck Melts' us, In 1541 and 194$. nuu'vumsrnee games - ThUngUosso1 Oviedo P •,ljO 'l'bs Lymla Oreyhoda win ftsm$ to break IsIS lbs win Of Altamonte Field fl ...1~., 'I ~:v -Z' ~ .0 !.r T,~T " 'a'. ~ 41114I1. 1 ) - 'IlC umn - 6- Dec. 10, 1965 *lflf5lb . 1965 t)ec. 10, - 1 bP%4 15I. 4.. .1 ;;i. 'ii" ;; rsi ;' , deer.@ pro eonfss.o will be tik.n .galn,t you for the re. list desnd.d m In The Complaint. This Nutice shalt be publish. 54 one. a w.sk fur four con. secutiv* weeks In the IAN. VOHD HERALD. I3AT13 this 5th day of D•' csrnbir. 1561. Arthur IC. Uickwith, Jr. Clark of Circuit Court Tly: Martha T. VIbles Depuly clerk Pb'i,tibtc.iQ, IT, , S. SANFORD ATLANTIC smissiamstamismossma NATIONAL BANKsmismassamomoomon The - .- - - - --- - - -- -- - - "WI A PLEASURE TO BANK AT TUE M EMBIB P. D.L0 - - . - w ATLANTIC' Yehphese " - .-' - - ___ __ _ -------•-, -- ----- -- -- ______ -. -- - __ __ ;__ -- -' -' ' I _\ -- % - I - 11' cv:_ . . ' -- -- .- - SW . ', - '-- I! . t.It I ____________________________ - -•.:- ------------ -- : a" $fl.$3g CDT-441 -. . - H �. .., .....'4 '' A. -_ ------------- Iz — -- ---_•---". S 'Christmas Thoughts' In Many Forms In Annual Yule Parade i0d Wild WGBL ONIEVA of donate tundg is &a elite Ckr. . . -- 140 7 . - ,,.. — in order Trials at WASHINGTON (UPI) A Staining urban populatiolL said. l ==.', ~h 7:'No "'. Justice for the A few new ettles at *test. y spoofo e spy the prison. Meanwhile, Hogan 8:30.9:30 P.M. ARC. The gives you an ed today that a series of new sietant secretary of defense lent quality and promise would business, this Urns funnier (Bob Crane) tries to find out Addams Family. "Fortrait Ju d ge." O'Brien rin ( '' ttr • F of humor of this series. One of cities-"The equivalent of a for research and engineering, gradually turn old cities In than usual Professor Horatio where the division I, headed Come: ' Come: and lorticia the is engaged by the bar aoci* better itunt. ma eer, San Francisco or a aahlng made the proposal at a sni new directions, Rubel said, volt (Alfred Ryder) has sub. Pure farce, but some funny are lure that Come: has been Involve, MorUciac plant eat. tion to represent Judge flenja. ton"-be built to provide posium on the problems of 'partly out of a desire to emu. stituted a look -alike for the dialogue, mostly on the part picked as "Man of the car ing a favorite family photo flUfl I Vincent (Burgess homes for the nations but Americas cities late success and partly a tom. real Governor Bradford, in of klink for the cover of a national W ith ( iro,n Jones, John Meredith) in i Judic ial fitnes s Rubel said that the project petitRe need to do so order to rob the stile treasury 8:30- 9:30 P '1 NBC.Con magazine Gomez tries to get \'tln Jathie (oan attfiirb be ,ralb hearing A si could be planned by the fed He said the new cities pro. and purchase great works of voy. 'The Man With the Salt Dec. iO, 195 on the Juti:Ia1) setks to ha'e age 9 eral government but carried Ject would spearhead a move azj.. Robert Conrad stars as water Socks." Cmdr. Dan Tal. ..1 Vincent refllO%Cd f101fl the out by private business. C I ment toward betterment that James T. West, but Ryder as hot (John Gavin) boards a aniando WMS bench of the New York Su. He suggested that Congress would eventually spread 1 i ili ry mad museum curator Norwegian freighter at sea iti'rne cour by reason of charter a company along the across the whole of urban steals all the honor, with to deactivate a live mine. He lines of the Communications America." mental iility. and it is -Makes , t every twitch of his ascetic leaves his destroyer in the . satelilte corporation. (COMO'Brien' Mc to establish .ace. command of Lt. Roger Craig SAT) to acquire e lan and El 1 ii difference between tii. I lIsjl A & TALLAHASSEE 'UPP 5 8:30.0 P.M. CBS. Hogan's (Don Galloway), who finds 111110 flu Cfl e r tricity and unsoundness of build the new city or cities. The state k heroes. (Color): Jolly times himself faced with severe Settlement of only one-third mind. Excellent acting all p','T. A 14 11 E H T F. fl l)onna F.sei. its various toll 'roads ai D I;;- the old Stslag continue as problems of disdpline and auaround, with particular hon. \%rnhiberg, son of ropaganda Th. of First Baptist Mr. bridges during the month of latlon Increase annual poputhe squeeze is put on Colonel thority. The prosaic dialogue By Donna Eatea or, to Burgess Meredith. Church in Sanlendo and Mrs. Adrian J. November, the Road Depart- cities would Klink (Warner klemperer) to is made up for by the always permit construe. NEW YORK (UP!) — Bet. Plans were discussed for made more than 10.11 P.M. NBC. The Man Vnhlberg of Casselber. meat reported. stuffed tlon of "the equivalent of a nard E. Donovan, superintend. the annual cheer food baskets, dolls as the annual Christinaa From "The ChitBiggest revenue producer San Francisco or ry, is stationed at Ft. a Washing. ent of New York r '"ty ac schools, oos, which are distributed to needy project. The dolls are to he drena Day Affair." (Color). Rucker, Ala., where he was the Mathews Bridge ton D. C every year" be . the showing of a pro. defended familIes, by th e Ladies Auxil. delivered today, along with Thrush has established a boy's j studying aviation the Jacksonville Expressway •• lay of the First Pentecoaal many bibs to the children at school for potential agents, Viet Cong propaganda film to the where 11629$7 was collected. maintainenco at Church of Longwood at the Sunlnr,l Training Center. run by Captain Jenks (War. The leader in volume of tnt. a high school discussion class. Army Aviation Train. ? Donovan F (1) Ba seball p e (I)PaWAT regular meeting Monday eve. said such film. ing Center. He already (Ic was the Miami Airport p Work on the project took ren te%cns) and Mother Fear ewe 1:800) The Outlaws POSTAL t\CREASE? 18 A help train our citizens in the ning place last week following(Joanne Cooper) U \ C L l has completed a course pressay with 1,603 340 (2) NCAA Football :30 (2) u:tl.; Brk.7 en's group to coordinate of- Prayer for Missions Taking a nearby lodge and \ipoleon Postmaster Genera! Law factual statements and spin. lC A 1963 Lyman month, : :: ($) Walter Cronkite note or1 nflamatory pro. forts with those of other part in the work were Mrs. Solo (Robert Vaughn) and ou high School graduate, , rence F. O'Brien just might Masterson 4:10 () Jimmy !triekiand in .r lliya (I)i.viui 'McCallum) 1:00 civic organizations in order James Smith, president he enlisted in the U. sire s Pi of (9) Bugs Bunny angling for an increase in pos.oicem1en:. at bad protest. he Wild. Wild West 9:16 (6) Lose IF? Rpseo that no Longwood arm family the W.NIS, and Mrs. Harold a"t to prevent the rhru'll) Army. July 15. CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (UPI) tal rates. lie Indicated in a Man Called Usa(5) Wide World of will be left without food over Blalock, committee mission f1LlgIings from murdering ncj took basic training at -There is a new social fra. speech at the National Press ed the showing. T:36 Sports the holidays Those in tho chairman and chairman of this Mr. Waverly (Leo G. (arrolli (2) Camp Runamuek 1 t Jackson, S C He ternity today on the State Cot Club he might seek and in You can Increase your earn. •4TLDAY F (I) TheSS lid ssu.i tsest immediate area knowing of a ac tivity.. and Mrs ii It 11am sir) funny situation although has been at It Rucker legs of Iowa campus Its crease He said one is under ings by compounding the h1to • • (3) since Oct 1 and will name? Eta Pius P1 Its eel consideration because of cost quarterly dividends on First needy family, are invited IA) by lus Robert Elgin, Mrs liii show's tam sue getting $ . ::: (8) mstt.ry. P50511 call and inform either Mrs. Lewis Haines, Mrs. !.ea Jones, proiiietal'le and the humor a graduate front the Len. or:? Tomato sauce scarlet and ly Improvements planned In Federal's savings accounts. (I) :16 (3) News III (2) Convoy ter, Dcc. 17. burnt crust brown, () Glenn Reeves Show M. L. McDaniel, president of Mrs. John Rkkctt, Mrs. law. little too off-hand. mall service. -Adv. :05 (H Ensign O'Toole 5 d 01 smI1, 1 the auxiliary, or Rev. E. Ruth rence Adam,, Mrs. Jack lee 10.11 P.M. ABC. The Jimmy (9) One Stop Beyond 0:00 (0) (lomer FyI.Grant, pastor of the church. Mrs. Edward Ray, and Mrs. Dean Show. This is the first showcase - .. r vulpense of a other . - Model Cities Proposed TV Time Previews , . S... jutlge I - r Lad es Aux a . .• 9. • •: -, 'i . . • .. . . . . . .. . , ., . . M' . . ;,. . • .. . .". . I ., 101 .. ... . • . - Defends P • Weekend 1 - . Near For Needy .. . .. . Dolls For DiscussBaskefs . ______________ Road Toll Take Postal Increase '. I ST. LUKE' S ' ' ( CANDYSTRIPERS FLOAT — -, . 1 a I I I. first In junior civic div4k% — - - • - —, first In commercial divisIO16 S •. • '--,'y71 . . ! • / . . . Eta Pizza . _.__. :: - - ' •-. WAGON p. •\ • .1U :. WELCOME - - •. . .. . • •• - • • (I) one Step Beyond P ..._.x ,... t. - 1:20 () .Ir. Roberta .4, 1:30 (2) T (I) Movie .( 11:06 11 (9) (1) Ir * *L. . S -, ' - , , 1- k . , , .5 to (1) The King Family 01, (6) News 1;33 (4) movie 2liZ0 2 Tonight (6) Trials of O'nrlea (s) Lawrence Welk 005 (3) 8 Night 1:30 (6) The Loner (9) Hollywood Palace 10:00 (6) Ounsmoke 1:00 (D)Movt* News .-.-. 1:05 (2) Daily Word • .A1;'f' ' 1 ' - ________ '. a. • • ' _______ • _____ 11:06 (3) 1:00 (0) Orowet'a A1.aae 1! 1:;11 i' tsytui World of Brother Hess ("Charlie Weaver"), Jerry Vale, Joanir Sommers, Joe meeting of the auxiliary and to 15 pounds pressure, nearly is seen in color on CBS 10Men's Brotherhood, twice the normal amount. 10:30 A.M. on Saturdays. 11:50 (3) Movie •$:00 (2) Across the Vance SANFORD JAYCEETTES FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church f1r8t In senlor civic division. CR0031S first In religious division. High School second In schools divialos. (4) Capt. Xantaroo 0) Jet Jackson 11.1141 (2) science Fiction Theatre AE- 6:00 tilla ay.41, i •JI3lI4 • • . WATCH HEADQUARTERS! (1) shenanigans •. ,,w'."4-,, . . --. ,.•,,. --I ,. • OFF TO SCHOOL IN THE . "Legal Notice s i — - - — - ., • • . 1 it JOStPi1 P KOTFSR aol LINE V. XOLI;SAR. his . wife, . - •.? - - . ,••- - . , I . . : .. Plainti ff, TN. - ,:' oo While you're away you can keep up with all ' NVIT IV a • "I - . •. r-. ii,otlpfT -.' I.. CIRCUIT 3111"111111111A IN AND FOR sEass. . . — RAINBOW GIRLS • VACATION 99) Pork PIN 11:00 43) Iturns and Alton (I) Sky King (0) ChampionshIp Wrestling 1J:11 (2) Psoplameare runny, (9) Cliff we 6) Baseball IX TUN .1 ING GO V McGraw .9% . WORLD ONA •• (6) Lintill the Usehearted (0) The Beatles sitlill (3) Dennis The Atenaes (6) Tom and Jerry (1) Casper cartoons twe (s) Fury (6) Quick Draw , IN T11E SERVICE a Hsathcoto (I) Tennessee Tuz.d, 1000 (2) Underdog (6) Mighty Mouse - ___ ZALE'S IS AMERICA'S T (I) Ileckis and JackIe 1:10(i) Hd:,-r - • WHERE ARE MaPhis And Lellff Val' V)htltk)%%If, the charming inuppet, hound, is featured,i ith lb. hostess at the January joint Cd the ball had been Inflated i-los on network television, It (1) ADO Wswu ItAll (9) Movie -. . of (our shows front lioll). wood. Cuests In a salute IA, California are Cliff Arquette Refreshments were served ounce. Chuck Cassels, Singeris and The following the business in ectDribbIcr3 could hardly k eep Tony 31ordellto Dancers. ing, by Siris. Gertrude Thomp. it from bouncing ovcr their NOTE: Today mark* the son. Mr. and Mra. Larry Bur. th a Sees will serve as host and hIerhalfUme It ss as disco v er.n ouse, the oldest cartoon so- James IATVDAT A. P it was decided that a bakehesa _______________ bake sal, would be conducted by the auxiliary this month Bounce To Ounce And plans were made for it CIIRISTOPIIFFI, III. (UPI) Special -The ball u3cd in a high with the time and date to be school basketball galile here announced. really had more bounce to the Show Jimmy Dols .1. At Monday night's meeting lions M'J'hcron, roop (1) Jackie Olea.sa Peyton Place Irt The Man From (1) 21,40 4:) News iv - ,.• 0 . , 'a ' • •• • itkXsassss dmn U" SNIll,I5lkliI5 .z IkNlS. wps.$24.0 twsp.s$241$ 1.JoIRrI( — saw II,S Newis and ZVEI4NIC V. K0t.It- I PugIdn,a,',weigh tad, 21-f..,, Vft ftroa. VWJI OW case Is "flot u, ,, . - • Isdys faltered dress watch with 14K gold as.pic.S29.77 zs'spiries$34.$8 uc.$44.88 society, political and wuar w a — ave you V A MONTH DELIVERS THE SANFORD HERALD h L h t — TO YOU BY MAIL! nown. YOU AIIK 11ER111Y NOTI.. PIED that a Complaint to (or,do.. a certain monIaa• on. . rnb.rIn1thfoflowingd,, Lot 130 OAKLAND HILLS, e,'cording to the p1st thrrr- I of as recorded In Fiat Honk I DON'T • Recor4o ,. -• . - - . , . ' . 4 . . I I . .-, - . ..• ' . -, •' . .•a . • - • ' . - : - • - I. . ,• • .. . $ . . - . .. - . . . ia • - •. , • -•• county, Florida. - , •• a- Seminole es bun filed against you In *it above..Iyted suit, the short tttli of which i F.4.tl Na. tluual Mortgage Association, a oei-poratioa oeaais.d under an Øg of Coa,reu and esisting ,uaat to the Fed eral Na. • • . • • - .. . , of - ••... 54 KVEL4NE V KOLEJAR CHRIST Eplmcopal Day School .5--.-. _-_w -.•-- I II --.... . • - - .. - titra Attorneys, CLnVMLAN1'. AND MlZr, ATE1111ir-SillON biult:,116 Sanford Atlantic Na. 'WHERE'S SANTA?" sob4 littlo girl (centw). -. •-. ---. ' ' r wit.. Defeadanti, and you required Is serve a copy s .1 your Answer or other plead. lag to the Complaint on Slain. . SANTA CLAUS and his helpers. second rellgiOUL • . . . . ' ' •,t' g.e it - 1W_I......... I We ii -. -.sW • .. •- - /•. ,, • . .. YOUI egpwwm basic Suses, 11 zv. ritos $29.88 .,7, ,TcV - •• ,, ' - • - Jr. Arthur IL Beckwith. Clark at the circuit court P. o. vrawor suite Its. Z Book vallidlow "Steed. Florida Publish Dec. 11). IT, 24, 81, list 30,000 who viewed the parade. . r. • r.- . $3937 -. •. . $34.88 iI"l, I r • _ •.1 : n * , - $ •1 (( P. 0. BOX -w_g I ____________ •.— - 7. 40. led this sib day of Do"ea. V PART OF the II you for the rellet demand id In Complaint. This Nt)tice shall be pubtloh. *4 once a week (or four conorcutive weeks In The Sanford Attorneys for r1alatilitil DEMO DONKEY repluces Santa's reindeer. .$$ s s 111111ft Mae WIlI' 3,) e. tNLOE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER 02 WX WILL BILL YOU. NL wqi - Ih-- ..--=-laullosastle 174swel siolovass 174"w Meow Handsom 0 174swel 0~1 174ftM Hesitation am Is sourpmote Allen Im sew-fitled cams. Il_ 1111 isseloviolefing, ftkd Case. ullp mn$5M mr ,6VELAND, BTXPHNNSON MAJORETTES and 'Rein-de&W lead offs WITH C k ISoSt. tfl 1657 SANFORD, FLORIDA Send to flao 64 In Seminole county, Pier. • F" ATIC rawar Z. Sanford. T11orlda, ma the original Answer or other pleading in the office ot the Clerk of the circuit c.UF,OflO before %hll1oIh 1 I I S NEWS DAYI Lafft b":614 7,4well Moses 214seld wetelt Los* allea1.71-d 'alessestfs= 11 " "Oak boad With Flomwast "am * ' I A • ,IuipalMertgal.A,:ocIatto,J c I t y at Washington, District of Columbia. Plaintiff. - TAKE THE HOME-TOWN ISS M .-. .-. $54A "' 'S6W zswo Zip .................................. •••••,. ma$59A lower man 6"11 JNIfNT TERMS NOMON!JD)WN.CM o raymm ____ D PLAZA City,. .. . a .. .•• me ...m. LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS I - • • . _________ ________ --_- : __ :- L �- - - , •1 - ,I ~ ! I I - t I - It I-estive L hrLstmas Party, Luncheon todgmy LrnTh _. a nristmas Pe1o:-Dee.To965 Miss Iiauman And H.E. Augenstine a • • i I Pv,4if'snru2 Vri'ut,c Entertains Women Of Casselberry VVV ssshseT7 i The club president, Mrs.1 refrigerator Is needed for the the club Include a covered By 3 high Pander, announced th at the clubhouse and a fund was dish supper on Safrrday, jan. knc5'sen A fdtiv8 _____ I j,j Christmas clubhouse has recently been I started toward It.. purchase. 122, and a Dessert rIdgc Party ed the Woaaa's Club of i painted on the outside. She I Miss Fanny Bond Was In- Tuesday, March i -- - 4 rolls and rt,Js were served by members of t he permanent rS ., ._____ executive boardi am officon r. , 0I naltann beludaill Mrs. Ed- , ...4 .,. 1"'t cobs, No. Carl Jack, Mrs. I ~ C, %4 ' " ,., . . ... ban STAIM. MM 9141.111" storris, Kris. 1. X. swom : Mrs. C. IL Fisher sod Mrs. . Edward lAtIoL !. g The buffets ver beautifully , decorated for the holiday sea I. goo with anusual candle cen4 'i 4, terpleces and the tables tea -. ' tuned potted m4 $154 whits ~ --h-11 poinsettias. I . ,. .. . I ., : ___ .• •. OM . ; v , -- ,. ------ '-- r ' Department .... . . . -----'-- '- ------ ,, •.- .- "" I ' . .( .0' .-: ,' -. • . ,e . ! - • - '-"" • -. - ' - 1. - - M ed ica l News . M .-•• .• ". , ', '- i and mints were berved to We t,i ;.4 N , 4 - 6 11, t, ~ . ., • .. •.i. .4 . ' . . - I V ',*-- -j,*' r .'. , . ' JI 'j .P11 . .'1. 4. .- •. .; -. . -. .-. e . P: ... r 1 1 11 i that position. Election of oW. red berries and Christmas cers will be held on Jan. 3, greetings, The men sprayed jj3 the annual meeting. snifters, sugar bowls and Ilammond. chairman of the glasses of various shapes and IM, I I — , , . ~I ]:, r~ ~ ~ ~, A f . beautification comm itt cc, also., applied spray glue and th anked the members for their glitter and filled them with support andthsfrh&pocthe red and green sc.ntedcandle club's projecill at the Wh on. wa& As a result, such family trance to the ara& boas 1111, vied home with a gutfitring ore egg whites. .- . 0 Ribbons -W _ , - i V ORIGINAL ROQIfl$ SILVIRPLATI . • T " 4 7,; . . a \. ..j. 1. - Ii .1- I - :f ... r. .. . . III I N. I 1/' FOONOIRS s" 'a. . - / Jewelers - - ---m owu - + be ftw - cci. im & NASIIQUA - OWNTOWN SANFORD PHONI 33244U uxu. us sTou "HE PRESCRIPTiON OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" 01 IF Whit. Pastels L"111411 25.90 Accredited Charge Accounts WeIcom.d - -' t4,• - - -• - • .., First Methodist Church SS Party .4 -1.111 " '. .. . :.'4 ,• - The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church will have the annual Christmas party and business meting Tuesday, Doc. 14, at 7:30 p.m. at McKinley Hail of the church. Mrs 1. G. Harriman and Mrs. A. B. Stephens are Co. chairmen of the hostesses. Thans will be a gift ex. champ among the meabete. Beauty Briefs Try -_ LAWN SPRAYING gI1 Ptt*. it I fat. Tho smooth, apparently oily teaturs of the pulp may you to believe that ba osnap cabin considerable oil, but their fat content-weight for wslght is on par with that of lettuce. Tb. bon*s of Robert and Do you have hyper.snsltive use of a clean comb help con. Jean Gonzales was the site for skin? Use "baby.geo(le" soft trot dandruff problems, Before a recent .sclal ci Phi Gamma cosmetic puffs when washing, shampooing, mssag. t as Eta Chapt er of Beta Sigma applying or removing cosme. scalp t horo ughly with the (in. Phi. tics. They are absorbent and ger tips. This not only loosens Foreign food preparations Is soft and list-free. excess scales but stimulates $ current project of the group . t he blood circulation. It also with each couple br inging a Put a .mile in your beauty feais gsmt - DIGGING!? NEW YOU (UPI)-Teen - a sers dig a let of things but Senior Girl Imts tr five - aouthsra states dig just a bit -' ha. padu4st.4 in llvsst Project "Archy"-.e two-wick arch.o- LANPORD CNN "SAT mIle - - 'I, logical dig an Sand Mountain pear Albertville, Ala, \ FREE COFFEE `THR PRFACRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCZRNO TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG Locally Owned And Operated By Glens McCall! And Ernie Mills COIL lit & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2#92 DOWNTOWN SANFORD MMMMMMP S I FABULOUS SHOE CLOSE-OUT! YOUR CHOICE! __________ Val I 3224US 'FOR WOMEN... Select dressy he.ls, flets si smart sasual sty',., 'FOR BOYS 009 1*0 FOR GIRLS . Fisk Oxfdi, sIlp..a. of Wash pdsfiV drsss.up styles. FOR INFANTS Se. sturdy sIIp.oas s, safords with soteath Sr brushed i.ath., uppers. Lingerie ee Phid lots of cutu fiffle eafirds and shirey block pateati Makes, From - ."~"._,-, ..." -J "00or ~ rM t Don't miss this terrific opportunity to pick • cornpl.te sheo warIorhe for yourself and your entire family at fantastic savings! Corn., see this collection of exciting values . . find your favorite styles. .. wanted . - - - ....... aTwi. . ,,iaL.aI 11 A& ..a _...__i_ _s w, wviur L. w ur renney s early Pedieri And or on , "A PA$NIONAIII C$IIITMA$ NOM COWANIN . . - for first - - - chOlcel I CHARI IT AT PINNIY'S IN SANFORD - I -I , 1i / I I - _\ - 29' Choose from over 1,000 pairs! . - OR POTATOES (CHOICE) II, more. Bach summer since IM, a 5st.d vro of girls Ill I.1st TOAST AT BROWN Yew Gift I EGG (ANY STYLE) Sensational for your family • e is come and get 'em! n IWUj ALWIVS8LQLtTY OPWgftd She'll Love of . COFFEE savings AND lansas, have virtually ne ___ I, TOUCHTON'S _ 1 11 • dish to the pa rt y. touthiie. Frowning, squinting German mist balls. German r grotesque facial express. Air pollution plays havoc slew, salad,, lint potato sal. ions encourage ugly lines, with eyes. If you get some. - ads, breads and German clio- Sinus lines and pleasant ix king in your eye, do not rub - colate cake were enjoyed by presslons are th e ones that it. This could scratch the con. dl followed by dancing and give The faces of elderly pea' nea and do pe rmanent dam. listening to records, pie a special kind of beauty. age. to re move the obje ct The next social will feature Even teenagers should prac. by lifTry ti ng the upper lid over an Italian menu. lice the smtlo.for.beauty. th e lower lid. Let tears wash Attending were SW and Jan your eyes clean, Then apply a Vlhiea, James esel Jisee War. Medicated shampoos, da ily aoothlng eye lotion to further act, Ueda sad Bill Rack, brushin g with clean brush and baths th e eye dean. Gail and 1W RIchardson . all and lobby Brumley and Robert and Jean Gonzalez. Iea . • You can avoid the beetle, want to get before starting to hurried pace which Is apt to shop. Shop early In the day, bring an the pre-Christmas before you are too tired and blues If you apply manage before the stores become meat to your holiday activi- crowded. Go shopping alone to there Is no one to influence ties, The key to success is plan. You in your decisions. Plan ahead so that after ning so block out ample Urn. Christmas shopping there will for getting all necessary jobs be money for the necessities done and stay within the bud. In January and February. II get of funds and time you have is never good management to provided, borne economists buy gifts that coat more than with the Florida Agricultural you can afford. To avoll the heavy post of. Extension service advise. What are your plans for flee rush It Is a good Idea to Christmas? Have you thought send all packages as soon as through aU the things your possible. family wants to do? It's time Allow ample time for ad. to get down to business ad dressing and sending Christ. here's a cheek list that may mis cards and writing person. help you plan your activities: at messages to friends. Try to Plan carefully for your have all the Christmas cards Christmas shopping and gift. sent by Dec. 15. giving-and budget your time Involve your family In dec. and funds accordingly. You'll orating the borne for the boll. have more time for wrapping daysthe gifts If you shop early - Plan your holiday menus and the packages will be more and meals well in advance, so attractivs If you are not rush. that there will be leisurely time for entertainment. ed Of cows., the sooner you If travel is on your holiday shop, the wider the selection agenda, plan details with care. you will have from which to A list of things to do at home chaos.. Save a lot of time - before leaving-such as stop. and tired feet-by having a P1I1 the daily paper, having good Idea of the items you the mall held at the post of. flee, etc-is a good tim..sav. lug investment. planning with your tam. ily for observance of the spiritual side of Christmas. Allow Class time to do things for others that through the year you may have been too busy to Sets Yule German r ,,4 LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS .sO____ -- . FROTHY tvin' OF Nil FMMO ii DOMMOTOWN SAtIPO1D , Kader ' 3.nt.lo.n - AILAMOf" 4- - \,,. P ( VMN •- - t. hairdo. Hairstyles by Vincent of Enrico Caruso. it. Of 11 r. mums FANCY PANTS S,M,L ., . , • Highlights Social . 11, f, -' - -. First brab your hair baèk off the face, sleek and smoo th. HAIR RIBBONS, along with many other items once worn by those younger than 16, now go to : Hold It in Place with combs the most soignee parties, Actress-socialite Dina a rubber vyaraie Merrill uses a variety of ribbons for all occae hair Into equal strands. besfons. For formal evenings she wears a tennisaect a ribbon uc uCu.W,uv neck white chiffon jacket (heft) over a white hflOus, Satin, velvet or g crepe evening gown. Intertwined in a cascade of grain cut •uIU • molded curls (top right) In a moire ribbon.She 51 1 selects a rose-patterned ribbon (bottom right) to hold a top mold of hair In place for a simple German Dinner - S. M. L. XL, 3A ft 5.06 - -• 1 -- - 'V,.,- I4ALPSUPS I II • :ll • -______ tIOIU 3fl41N . ,1 ,~ 16"T 0"1111 LIM --______ ie * - - - T.lIsr.d .54 Lace Trim SLIPS , 23$t.Ifl lop - 6101211111" 01111111111 PON THI LIW • - : -. t I - O5IiAI5 1MB *AWAThA V - lNfllNs . : - ANNNS 99 * I Lace Trimmed Red. Illack. Whits arA Pastels, S-14-1. . or buffet service. "GUNIL" GM - .• -,' ,- fl V M huMID V Is OO r&Ufl Salad Set V 33$,. 1031 of . A"M SHAVIS W . -• To make the most of her hair and the ribbons she likes .' Miss Merrill turned to Vincent ,. ' ___ - -. of Enrico Caruso for sugges. tions. I ti For evening Vincent styled her hair In a cascade of mold________ ad curb, pulled back from .' ',the face to make the most of her fins features. He Intertwined a moire rib. hoe through the curls starting , from the crown to the nape of the neck. He says it isn't a bit difficult to do-with a friend's 6010P41 101M k TAKE HOME A TIIJERI w ho • zoo.fu// ,, .. ________ wear. , "N , HE V RIPS/ Glamorize Tresses - Under her tree . W*.- ,%, TOUCHTON S Good Holiday Management Means Happier New Year Remember when Bob Hope about one and a half ti mes A simple hairdo for home Jane Russell in "Pale. longer than your hair strands, wear is styled with one side Attach each ribbon to the in a soft flip and th e oth er face' with a few choruses "Buttons and Bows"? The crown of the head and gently side smooth and turned under. plait each ribbon length with Tie a ribbon, perhaps In vol. song was a big hit of th e , and also pinpointed an aW. a strand of hair. Tuck under vet, off-center to hold the hair tude toward bows, hair i- and pin. Spray hair to hold In place and fold ribbon end e back and pin . bons, bustles and other trim, ends In place. franz heraldin g Its wearer as .'u truly feminine. % ' N. 4. For awhil e teenagers and th eir little sisters comman. :deered hair ribbons and bows. ______ •• But, the swin g is back to older ___ -•- ______ • ' ' - •'t ' women (ancients over 30) " _____ • wearin g them as part of more • -• sophistica ted wardrobes, ____ 1. New York socia lite and ac ______ ,• . tress Dine Merrill typifies the :-1. ' . • . ) change In attitude toward the s simple hair ribbon. Miss Mer. will li kes a wardrobe of gay ribbons In many colors and , ,:. . designs for formal or Informal ' • - / ii as -. returned home after being die charged from c U S Army. lie has been stationed In Ger. TODDAINE I'D'' BPtV Club member, £4 5 HAM •many. DOWNTOWN SANFORD was honored on or rt a. Dec. S n the an. ntial Club Christmas party. '(Herald photos by Doris Williams). wooed 5 -/ • Christmas dinner party of the Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club. Enjoying the eventful evening in photo are seated from left, Vat Colbert, first vice president, and Jessie Brisson, president. Standing are Margaret Ganas, corresponding secretary, and Folly Jones, second vice president, - I can get more out at Uft of Me II Labors I GRITS Ruth Davidson Tommy Estes has recently tories. COLORFUL HOLIDAY decorations created a festive atmosphere In the Banquet Room of the Trophy Lounge Wednesday night at the annual PARK AVL _ al"M your help.J thousaj. y , Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. _______ let a battle at -y -- 34' FREE -P Ocala School for Girls to pur. _T.Xu_ is a rrkll kidney& it 14ons and relieves blad f TOAST-JELLY CHOICE of GRITS or POTATOES Blod&r " Mtributlons which formed tree to be Presented to thea Fund;oning U not. t" Pro I . ' A e's and Is flavorful, add SM DOLL$ " Into four groups, each at cover. SINUplated WW serft " The final Activity which works a few bouts a was a low spoori psirw wm 109 am oath Me scoomp"-bed won-, plut exchange. aYltal boM for hv4soms bills . - ,,%AvA*r ~j sakd •. , ---Wft Are I(Wneys Oviedo p R;rd At the suggestion of Mrs. (Bird of Paradise) In bloom, Wine Is the most healthful that supports the fol,lage-wIth and most bygenic of all bov- the bow at the pole's bottom. Ilammond the office of assist- was won by Mrs. Doswell. 11-though doctors gen- Then place pixies or miniatur. anit vice chairman mW treat- Following the meeting the erages, whits felt seat erally might favor Pastow- es of santa,m helpers, in red added to the slate ladies urer was made garb, at the Pule's top and at and the name of Mrs. Wayne covers decorated with green Ized milk. A present-day physician. Dr. its bottom. Kendrick was included to fill spruce trees and holly, and : I FROM 5 00 TILL 11 A. AM M. 0ONLY 2 EGGS (ANY STYLE) Baker. Myrtle Gradick. Mar. sung to Lorrain Graham, who fk# pliekt=* 11tra celebrated her birthday that Dec. 10, 1965 - Page 1 1 day. The group made monetary a 0 ,uuuCfl jl~ i%_!"i I ~ . r traveling, and the . B e berm were recocnind wun a I ,, ec 1% . I ~.. Members of the Social Do- a half crown of pearls and casAfter a trip th rough Florida ."•'. -- .---- . - -- •: partment of the Sanford Woni. crystal,. She carried a - --- . . e Club cade bouquet of white glarnthe couple is at home at 1910 Club met at th e meUas with a dotachablo cor E. Third Street, Dayton, Ohio. MRS HARRY EUGENE AUGENSTLNE House Wcdn:sday for th monthly card party with Mrs. __________________________________________________________ B. C. Moore, chairman, and Butts andM Club : .L. E. Spencer charge r rangents a Tells Change 'nie group met at 12 no nrce (I IbVdria and played until time for the Christmas parade, which they M0'• 'he turkeys on rapidly d.1uring roasting. .aat- In Annual Party watched horn th e club house porch and patio. Four tables Christmas market are frozen. Ing is not necessary. Before By Mary F. Cocbrane of bridge and one of canasta Therefore, it Is Important to the turkey goes Into the oven, Hobby and Craft Club has know how to defrost them pro. spoon melted fat over It. This ennounced a changeIn tho an. were in play, I) The hostesses served home. perly. Is th e last time you need to nual Christmas Party an. made cookies and donuts, cot. Jeanne Paris, director of look at th e trkcy until a bout luncheon. fee and tea. Th e refreshment home economics of one of the time to use the tests for done. table was covered with a acs largest meat packers in th e nets. Basting the turkey does A buffet followed by a Card HOLIDAY HAIRSTYLES cloth. The centerpiece was a country, gives readers some no harm but remember that Party will be held at the Open ARE CURLID, Hearth Resta ur ant on miniature Santa Claus that expe rt advice. Here It is in each time the oven door GLAMOROUS AND on Wednesday, Dec. played -'Jingle Bells," flank, capsule form: FUNI mi NEW opened, th e temperature will Maitland p.m. ed by two burning red tapers A frozen unstuffed turkey drop and this may Increase the ,,, HOLIDAY LOOK em ri and guests Wui In crystal holders. may be th awed in its original overa ll cooking time CALL IU 0 5 N , t a ,t Pearl Jackson's home, Other decorations included moisture-proof wrapping in the There are two tests you can FOR APPOINTMENT e L Driv , at 12 noon poiniettiu and greenery In refr igerator. Or th e wrapped make to determ ine whether CALL 322-4913 d e pa r t several arrangeenta m at van- bird may he plaoet In a pan the turkey Is, done. O rsr,ca tugs Points lnthe room, onthe under cold running water. A pinch test. Cover the thumb - ftr a,whHer meringue th csHt nn at mantel and Interspersed with turkey weighing 12 to 20 and forefinger with a clean flIOfl ; .1.v_ . - BREAKFAST SPECIALSI Margaret Blaydes, Harriett Birthdays of several men. I . .. corsage from her wedding '• cuts . •,• "i ;-11. Assisting were Mrs. Robert ?dummui, Mrs Antonio liar oweII anu rosa . sa e,,g Miss Pamela Mummert Mrs. Augenstine wore a pink wool dress with black acces. ttude Gilbert, Gone Allen, Cute,, Lorraine Gra. him, Helen Pianos, Opal arnaksr, Ruth Cunning., Marjorie Cowan and Doris Josh en turnovers, broccoij ski Srs. 10 C AftfullY OPOW &W ad. Un. potalon In Crum $Ali", assorted breads. jelish", leg the delightful Vu! German thocolat. cake and Chri stmas stmas dimser pa rt y were coffee. . - - • .• . . -1'_-1 i,.. '% ' - , -1 ~. . ..? - Criswell, 200 Oakland Drive. The bride's table was cover. ed with a beautiful cloth of white satin, overlaid u-ith net trl lied In satin and embrold. ered with seed pearls and sequins. White roses and earns. -taper ke was dd white roses and green leases champagne cocktails n , I 1, ". er- The reception was held at . .,;, , , I .. 1 . _.. I i . ~1- I..,- '. : I '%. ~ i ______ Also Val Colbert, Margaret Ganu, Sandra Russell, Ger. _____ lea and a corsage of white 4 carnations. - .. . 1. .i %`k' %w.,AIT 4~ .1 - 1*1 ,'~--,,.: Scripture and science wers Russell V Lee, Invoked recently to prove that Emeritus at, Stanford Unlver. across the footlights on the three days to thaw In the pinch the thickest portion of beating stage. A not Christmas tree refrigerator or six to eight the drumstick. If the turkey wine Li good for you (when sit S h o Medicine, says, adorned with silver balls was hours ' s chool under cold water. The Is done, the meat will feel Imbibed in modera tion) as time can be red uced for a very soft. The other test Is well as being pleasing to 11:: • . . th e moderate use of Wine placed In the foyer. .15 I palate. .. - iti Is the pleasantest HIgh bridge award was WOO smaller bird and increased for with the meat thermometer, Wi h ill eet and probably the most effec- by Mrs. F. A. Nash, high ca. a larger bird. which should be inserted Into California's Wine Institute George 1. Bouldet, ehak- den," h. said. "A littl, or. points out that Hippocrates, live tranquilizer known to nasta by Mn. Metta Starke For true roast turkey flavor the thigh muscle next to the and Mrs. E. C. Harper Sr. won and earve.at'the.table attrac. body cavity. This Is the portion man of the nominating com• eanixatlon Is the answer to the lb. great Greek physician who medical men." the Screeno prize. tivenou, we recommend pIle, of the turkey th at Is last to 500 years before Chr is t; lived ', 11 1. ., ow .0 g.. WI, ,,. Her question mltte of lag the turkey, breast side up, cook done. The te m perature John, and Pasteur agreed • Garden Club, presented the done." Although egg production has in an open roasting pan and should read about 185 degrees th at wine seems to have ri fs averaged about the same so covering lightly with a tent of Fahrenheit for the turkey to following slate at the Decem. Bef ore the business meetin g healtb.glving prupertios. I& ( her meeting held at the home members enjoyed a "sack It was St. John who advised 5d far In 1965 as In 1964, agrlcul- foil or several thicknesses of be done. of Mr. Said. Mrs Russell J. lunch" with dessert, tea and Timothy to "Drink no longer touch to tural marketing experts pro- cheesecloth dipped in fat. The Allow for each person 1½ a green p Hammond: chairman, Herbert coffee served by th. host dlct a d rop during the last foil, or cheesecloth, protects pounds of the ready-to-stuff L water but use a 11W. wine for uas,a.um or cordalum W. Boswell, and vie, chair- hostess, assisted by Mrs. c' ,he stomach's sake." And three months of '65. the turkey from browning too turkey. . Tie a red ribbon vermiii and secretary, Mrs. W. • ste u r . declared: cally aroud the totem poie-.The door prize, a atrcllt&ia Louis P a 0 Her 1.' _.. '' _.,*.-;i!! 1 I I 7,-_ .-, I r . . , ? . I ~..,,;,t, -i,.*, ,i;, 1 "I , ,.' 1 1.. ".'~"_..., ~ , , .-,. ., - - -~,- I . , - Gardien ILULlL • .• t ctivitv J I prQsC ci air rw annual Christmas party of the private dining room accented1I nd silver tinged pine cones 5I CLJ, I Busin ess and Profess. with holiday decorations. The nd tall red glowing tapers. ional Women's Club. U-shaped table arrangement Centering the main table Marguerite Graham won the door prize, a miniature light. via a lovely arrangement ad poinsettias tastefully combined th with holly and Chris tmas be. festivitie s was e gift cx. _____________________________________________________ goals. th member with each The members dined lump. change tlouslv on tossed salad. chick. cunningly bringing a gift . I ro CANDLE WICIIES add color to parties. sues, •.. How To Defrost, Determine Crafts Chosen - .. . . A - ui'- _____________ . Has Monthly Card Party , AbIto1whimsyMWeicOme lngcsllwhM.breadrounds, (TT - - •. it holiday panties, particularly stack the whole wheat on top. . a. 11ng S ' 1 day can. Cpread with ham ta li U ft stes good. Ho -. .' - . cfl.wlcbss are slightly giddy, with remaining whit, bread 11 but they fit Into the festive rounds, buttered side down. To I:': . ' ' -;. mood. They are sandwIches form pickle candles, cut slit In e. topped with "c."L,s" of and of each pickle; Insert all. [ 1. '11 small sweet gherkins, set rer of chees. or carrot. Ineirt I • "aflame" with bits of carrot. pickle Is each sandwich. 1. .1 A "fnr" Idea you'll like, j, HOLIDAY CANDLIWICRES 'Cheese Filling: Mix to. r• gether 1 cup grated Cheddar (Makes 1½ doses) .. cheese, %-cup finely chopped ii suc.s sweet gherkins, "'P ' g slices whole wheat bread . 'r Butter or margarine, softened mayonnaise and celery; chill. "Ham Filling: mix to. fjflg•. gether 1 can 0½ ounces) dc ii midget sweet gherkins w iled barn, 'A-cup each of Cheddar Chem or carrots UlS $ i%hath biscuJt ed. finely chapped sweet gherkins Ile to.etar.es4a from each and pecans, l tablespoon ebcp. Spread lightly ped parsley and 1 tablespoon bread with buNw. $pntA Show fill- mayonnalso; chill. '5. . was outlined with lace acallops and de ,cate lace irotiIs WCO ,, ea U uOWfl t C ,i'ont Oh .ler gown while the bowed, stream ered back extended Into a chapel sweep. Uer fingertip veil of English silk illusion was crowned with c") HOSTESSES serving the delicious luncheon at the Canselberry Womnn'a Club's annual Christmas Party Tuesday were officers and members of the permonant executive board. Left to right are Mrs. C. K. Fisher, Mrs. Edward Lunn, Mrs. L. E. Swope, Mrs. Edward Pender, .Airs. Velvet Jasobs, Mrs. Carl Jack, Mrs. Ben Evans and Mrs. Eleanor Storm. Brighten . . with an overlay of Alencon znents served - ewic es I. I ., - - Mrs. J. Leonard of Orlando. I Is e groom's grandmother, ensemble of Navy blue with mntchlng accesor. skhi. Her headpiece the bride, were ushers. .1 .. . .. ' .........-' - , . Chris. %. : • ' ____ _____ ,_r!..J- ' -i - 'i.,::- 94f door prize was won by Mrs. Ziwood Buss sushi was a . exe....among tb. members and a placed on the gift table. Men bars hers brought donations of beautifully decorated tree was canned oo in tel the u-s Club Christmas Welfare Baset project, Can I. •l The wedding of Miss Donald. now of Atlants who orated the church altars and I been spending Mom 'ti me baskets of sladlolla and poin i '. - . h .... I w1i her son and his Isinfly pons and potted Palms were I-, . ~ ,' placed at the altar rail. White I , It In Apopka. . II 1. .. . no other senior educator S81111 bow$ marked the family . 1. was Mrs. J. 0. Stewart of Pow$. . I A. - ,' . I -11 , I Moultrie, Ga., who Is current. ,~,.,11 ly visiting her daughter, Mrs. played organ selection- ______ 4-,:!'' 1 1 ;! - " ,'~ Ing "Panis Andelicus' and Ed Shinholser, of Sanford. During the afternoon the "The Sung Of Ruth." ..'; , 00 , !.. 1 1; ''' -1. . . visiting teachers were special guests of the faculty at their riage by her brother, IA. (J.g. ;! I , A ., annual Christmas party with TO , " gifts exchanged and refresh formal gown of bridal taffeta - '. 1 lub's C 3ariford Rev. Richard Lyons officlat visit all day at souuiiie Visiting wi th their former ed at the double ring cere student were Mrs. J. B. Mc- Molly. White porn pons dec. w BPW - Annual Dinner Party I The Trophy Lounge was the An atmosphere of galty and featured brilliant c r I in son chase lltrshgi. Assisting the guerit. Graham, P0117 Jones It. Wednesday night for the festivity was dominant a.. -. I.,jj.. the1 .L%fh. •U W ML7 ....av Honored Guests teachers, who taught her In green Elementary School In Yates. at All Souls Catholic Church at 1~ rjety of deleetable salads, I lLLLl'I..IL 'lIIL%JILJ Mrs. Paul Criswell, sister of was a circlet of sea foam The bride's mother chose IS tins Louise Bauman, daugh. the bride and matron of honor, green with a circular veil. She street length dress of beige Of Faculty ter of Mrs. Robert J. Bauman, wore a floor length shea th wore matching accessories trimmed wi th silver beadin g. Mrs. Velma Stewart Mit of Sanford, and th e late Robert gown of Empire design fash- and carried green glammellas. ller accessories were Amer. Cas@sIbervy baid 7%wWsy at called to the attention at the troduced as a new member. The next regular meeting 12 loned with a dark moss green Mark J. LeCuyer served 5 lean beauty and she wore a members th. fact that a new Coming events planned by scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 4. Elementary School, was hon. gene Augenstine, son of Mr. bodice, tlis ei*osae an outlined wi th scroll best man and Antonio flarroso corsage of American beauty .,. .. ,....,.. ored recently by having two and Mrs. Howard Augenstine. embnIf ,.... ........ .c roses. ywi- wkh 31 members and guests adimilli& . 4 ('11, i rr' I, CL.1re1mPtr)i IlL _._ pLrLt 1< eigns At Santord Senior Educators . a - 4 .1 it-I, . ; L_____ �S - - IN I .. . . .--.-------.----..--.- - ~ --.-- , --- . - - - - --- - _ " ___-w - -_ --------- -- I - --- F It -----_4_7__.r_--~ I r- -__ . ~L . . . I ~ . . I . I --- --I •0 .i_j -_1 p na 1 0 School finance lb .- ~ - - ;-.•.rJ . I .I 1','~ _•).._:• . i':• . I '. . NEW -• , :t,'L ..y: . I • • .., . • •. .. .. •' . 2t'. . ' .-. . _..Lt.t._ at. S... max. . : "This Is a very Important committee and we have a lot ofwork to do,' ' Cleveland sa ____________ .. . id. The SefltIflbla senator was appointed to the interim com• I gavel mitt.. of the Legislature Ai)MIRffjG American Le gion Memorial Post 256's new long with Sen. Verde A. POPS made from wood ofaWl r of 1812 ship and presented at the uxillary's annual Christmas party and Sen. A. J. Ryan Jr. 'As soon as the three House CUI6I1*T17igPost and A ht) Jack 1layman, roaster of ceremonies, post appointed wo *re (left to r members are indsi' Wilbur Mor cy, Gen. Charles Gerhardt, guest will begin our won," Clavs speaker, and past commander Kenneth Walbridge, general chairman of the event. Membership achievement awa a were presented by District Commander Julian Fussell (left, right photo) to Past Commander Harold Kryder. (Herald Photos) toMu An act creating the special was passed by the 1001 LegIslature. "One .1 the pvtndpel dutthe committee will be jog to review the problems of fln inning the public schools of Tiorida," Cleveland said. Included to this catelofy are preparatory schools, junior RAWLINS, Wyo. (UPI) colleges and vocational tech Afl4TSW Pixley, a brooding nical schools. former altar boy and travelThe committee will study the dishwasher convicted of minimum ing the formula of salary the raps-cluing of a 124e4rprogram, foundation schedules, retirement laws for old daughter of an Illinois matter' teachers and related sions as circuit judge, went ethically and propose such revi to his death early today in may be niceusry for the im• the Wyoming gas chamber. provemsut of education. i% committee will prepare The executioner, warden and submit to the governor I4nard Meacham, said 14 a.. and legislature at lust dO conils af ter the getformed In days prior to the convening th. tiny seven.squarsfoot cuthe 917 @Osdosi Its report and bide there was no Indication recommendations. of life In the men. Tb. Legislature aPPTOPdIt The frail 22-year-old Dal. .d $50,000 for the committee las (Ore.) 'socsopath"-$ man to carry out its work. who hated pocI.ty-was the first person In 20 years to be The original painting " In Wyoming. 'the Spirit of "TI" Is In Ab. Although Pixley was tiled bet Hill it Marblehead, only for the murder of DebMesa. orals McAuliffe. 12, be also admitted the slaying of her eight-year-old sister, Cynthia. Leaal Notice They were the daughters of orRNUT cAin voTlom IVE Judge and Mrs. Robert $e• tiat on the flnd day of Dc- Auliffe, of Maywood, Ill. Mecamber. *551 at 11:00 A. 11. at Auliffe Is a Cook County the Welt door of the Couft House of n.minol. County. (Ill.) circuit judge. at Sanford, Florida. th Vt%del Pi xley was found covered for signed Clerk will offer with In a Jackson sale the following, 400cri4d (Wyo.)blood hotel room Aug. '7, nil PrOrrJSu Lot lb. beaten bodies *Saitioa, a.. 1164, with field, cording I. p1st thereof vs. of the stators. corded In Fiat hock *5 chewing no eino. U and I? Public Prlxl.y, ...corda Words of 1.mlno,s Conn. lion, was led from his death row cell 14 seconds after afttv )'lOtIdS together with cii structures, Improvements, fixtures, appli. or m idnight to walk the 20 nc.a, and appurtenances on feet to the gas chamber. He eald land of used hi conjunc. was smiling when his death tion thsrswith. The aforesaid sale will be verdict was read in a Wor. made pursuant to a final d' land (Wyo.) courtroom last committee Former Goes To Acolyte Stoically His 1 Death - / - 11 I 4 j , Viral j Deputy Clerk CDT-44 V. 14; * e - 7 a- .. 41 - -.--- - at -III ASS -_ Friday Saturday .Sunday Only I I SHOP NOW AND SAYS , 0 Foam Backed CARPET % a I a / . it. L 0 ISN'T ENOUGH 9' x12' CASH TO GO ' AROUND, SEE GAL 1-LB. CAN in s1eg aes clethie, holiday trswJ.'biN e.asci u5aJi4 ,sp, of $ CHEER GIANT PK. ,• H *40 WSPOM lOOP 7WVSI c AYM,A1I1 rru 011-11111111161l" aft set sip in vs ysu .va.y jr lb. ?' *M IOO M6L is OOI0 SW S MAISt AlSifl* I! IUI SSA1 - : I .6 4 1 O.A.C. FINANCE CO.N,POY,lQ .N.' .., $11 Weoi P1.1 fteo..866044000004*00 -10010 42$ Pfesih QvnspsAsem.s...,,.....,,T.lsItaasd$4dN 401 WloiCI1rofII1Mh1 . I tMr " 04 r. , , . ., G''1, i, . - . . - I I ' IN ' . • bITS • f :, " - -.-..-_,-.. .•-- ,----• - --•-'-" are _.,i.. ----------- -- -" are Letters as at at - - were .... e at 1 Would Like To Express My Sincere - .,, _,.. Appreciation To The ............... 'McCRORY SEMINOLE M.AZA°" 'Cass.Ib.rry. Ms I' OAScó' I .__._wu C es A a.a- c 49 GIANT Who Supported and Elected Me was "Vince" Roberts - . ----------------------- . . - "A Perfect Setting" . NOTICE C Me ii I1 I Published daily except Saturday- aualay aal Cbristmaa; pnb. lisbed saturday preceding Christmas. 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Any responsible for such rsprodictiea will be Individual or firm considered h.& on The Heralds copyright aaft will be 'ames's hail, the law, • Auto • Firs • Life _____ Carraway & ,4lcKibbin (;) , 114 N. PAIN LVI. Pbs.. 322.0321 Cslimue in lb. Mimof Cealial Law will be .sfsnced bsglul.g Jmuu'y 1, 1954, BOARD OF COUNTY COMM$UIONIIS UMINOII COUNTY Lw' aida ? 105 M.d.rls - 3 hdroom, 2 lath 1lO Locust 3 ladroom. 2 lath K1TC KIWI L I - ___________________ -- By 61NINAL6 ELECTRIC YOU'll CONSIDIRINO IN lit U5 • YOU WITH YOUR KMS PV5bUhII, £hoJnak. CONSTRUCTION 322.74N CO. '" 111 W. 25th k, as infringing _______________ lff.ctiv. Octsb.r 1, 1965. I. ..wdsacs with Ch.pIsr 03.1932-Laws if Pisild., evsry resldoil if 5010111110110 C.u.ty (escisdin, m..Idpdtles) wbs Is iweer if a dig(s) Is required to have lb0 s.l.d vesciasind .jd..t rUbles prim t. tO. IsiS dsy if OctsO.r nssb yin. Al digs must wows lemlule C.u.Py dig leg which ca be .btdeed irma any liceened vetidmunlus I. the C...,y in mm lb. SmaIsel. C.u.ty Width Dq.dwo.t fir a fee if $1.00 pm leg sled vuild vscd.sits. cirtificat., The $1.00 I.e fir On C...ty too dii. so Iodide ft tilt if vssdsalhss by v.$du,la.s. e Pb. 3323153 • - . ' ______________________ _____________________________ _________ ____________ - . a,. , SAIL - - Food For Peace I SNIP NITI £10 MW £10 MW . __ t 3 • -'-•• H---- was may as ~-1, - -- a.,.. a.ai easa ' T II N A i LEAC II ' LANLM*II TO IlE'JT P M tW*W%SWNS Jr L.a ,Jhjhj4M- ft - - S'Sfl VY state ' W AU0AVAIIAsISWLUS.100lrIlr,lrIW.1r 11V ''r She A&P UOHT NUT ,11. 4 . was st t a DETERGENT We advance cash for . human ....'.. CAN DIreCtOr . an Political Notebook Limit I Of Yew Ch.lc. With A $1.00 Or More Order I as a ...... ._. -- . WSOWW also ._..- - . 0 t\ pamsM u was cause Limit I OfY.urCh.lanWI$4,A$I.00O, More Ofer I WHEN THERE ..- was at ' __ __ - %.I as ' ___ - ,, ,, ' MCCRORY OTASCO& COFFEE 4 .'. .1! A&P C 'HOLIDAY S A LE' Folgers C . . ---------- tion will soon find Itself eyeball-to. eyeball with the Reds in a poten. tial nuclear showdown. Nonetheless, the U.S. ought to be prepared with the proper missile defense and at- ' 1' -- (h1 V(Tt'.'t'T 4J11J Quotes North and South American countries. 1-i - - •' I F - - I One 'of the objectives of the Pan-American highway is to connect the capitals of all 14 an SEAl the chair when. , he died of Arthur H. a.ekvith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court cyanide gas poisoning. fly: Martha T. Vihien an den Dug è 05)' I Attorney, for Plaintiff *21 East Church Street 440 First Federal $ufldIng Orlando, Florida Publish Dec. ii, 1969. Dr. Crane's Any Scotch-Tape?" Did Boils miss her dead Friends of ours In Chicago cancer cases, even before th ey puppy because she could thus had a dog which was very were known to the victims or ... count? Or It due to lack fond of a young fellow nam ed to us m ed ics. The same goes for breast of the scent of th is puppy, Joe. cancers, stomach or latest. even though It only a But Joe was gone for a few mu cancer, lung cancer, yen. few hours .14? SIne, dogs months, during which time he ereal disease, etc. tack forces. Missiles, however, are an all-orhave a phenomenal sense of became ill and was diagnosed Blood hounds can detect the nothing weapon. Once fired, they dying of leukemia, faint odor remaining on the smell, could this explain may not be recalled and pose no real When Joe return ed to visit ground several days after a the leukemia case mend". threat until they are fired, thus they his friends, their dog now person has passed th at way. ad belew? Mull ever these linva u1taa In flia i.lh..f. .nim growled and treated him They can easily distinguished .....little .... matters feeIn IC years mayof mixing milita ry capabili ties"and stranger, though he and the be tween one man vs. another. be dogs will beat us medics dog had previously been bud. So they should be able to I diplomatic maneuverings in effort at diagnosing caster and dies. to achieve world peace. It Is also detect chemical changes in probable that th e Reds do not beWhy do you suppose that our blood stream and perspir. ether ailments. have that this nation will ever em. CASE X.477: Boils, aged dog no longer recognized Joe? ation odors by their phenorn. ploy its "city busters." one year.Is a beagle that our Was it due to the fact his enal sense of smell . Recent research has been It is also plain that this nation daughter Judy left with us spoor or scent had changed, due to the leukemia? must always have an easily controllstarted on the psychology of ,: at our Indiana farm home. ed st ri ke force which can be em. the Communists may even be planEarlier this year Rozle had For med ical ailments often smell, which is showing the ning to agitate another "local" war played to provide a measured re. change our body odor (130.) dogs may make even faster five puppies. somewhere also In the world. eponse In local wars, and as a po. But one of them un ed so that even we medics can medical diagnoses than we tential ace-in-the-hole for our diplo. MeNamara also ought to reme.mand deformed, so it soon died . somtdImes diagnose an all. medics can demonstrate. tI ber that right after the last major mats the negotiating ta ble. Mrs. Crane lifted it out of merit in a household when we Secretary McNamara ought to reduction in U.S. arms In 1949, this the box she had made for first enter the door and sniff leave those bases and bombers alone nation suddenly found itself embroil, Route, while Roxie's atlen- the typical smell. ..I. In W.. 'I1 onil class •r1.1 a - ,,.,,,.l.n. i-st m~ Sol Since hunting dogs, such as ... •ha Vnt.n.n a m rov.'...,,,_ s's ..,.,l..s., ..w. •.usavo, (ion dive rted . co be agle., have a far more sen misinterpret, aircraft carriers undoubtedly that be used nuts had But Roxie went almost bar. ed the def ense cut and our world In. to good advantage in conflicts such set-k, tearing out the paper sitive nose than do we hu. IIARTRUCKI tentions. It could happen again. as are now under way in Viet Nam. RENTALSI and trying to find her missing man beings, it would probably t. be wise to train them to help (Reprinted From Florida Times-Un. It Is also apparent that the Cornbaby. (RENT A NEW CAIi1 munlat program of employing "10- Ion,) Did she recognize Its ab. diagnose typical ailments. since be she could count By means of the 'condition. to five and thus noticed only ad reflex," a dog might thus be trained to detect Incipient Helen Fuller Says four puppies remaining? L Bruce Biossat -'--Ray Cromley Or did she notice the ab- dia betes long before a patient shows any outward symptoms. sence of its scent? .. The latter is more plausible The same might be equally for dogs very sensitive to true not only of canccr, but of specific ty pes of cancer. __________ smell. WASHINGTON - President ations for next steps in the man will be In Texas with the It may sound farfetched to I I iII.. 'I ACUfiflOftSi ltit'L5. C. ..41..i W'... . .O .......t., ..k, ..t....k... Johnson has no.t.vsnn,i • stra A.I.n war w,, •r,' fi,,htio,, c....,,,s. rt-csIgfl concentrating on you laymen, but by the "con. ,Is,,,au.suu,,,I,eu .. ..., u... he...., assures tegy conference on Viet Nam lii the Commanders.ln.ChIef ditioned refl ex" method, very WCLUDES GAS, SPYICE mo h$t*AM the week, Republican Senate vol." in both legislative vor which probably ways to use America's vast nce to such a scheduled for next week at th e set new date for a fin al sosdelicate changes in color. leader Everett M. Dhtsen's houses. Another five have heavy resista ALL1966 MODELS. LBJ ranch and set up instead sIon on where the U, s. goes know-how In agricultural tech. scent or sound can be demonnology to world ten. the trend to. worked out new plans but proposal, reduce I ii dream ci slowing SANFORD a session on Food-For-Peace from here in that costly con. 3324924 strat ed . slons. By teachin g new nations Editor, Herald: This flavor Is so marked, in programs overseas. ward "one man, one vote" In some litigation still panda. hid. And a dog, with Its superb Th e Gindervill, Volunteer No additional charge for reapportionment comes Eleven other states are un tact, that review of recent Defense Secretary Robe rt Meanwhile Husk, in his how to feed th eir starving mil- Fire Department (South San. Ability to detect odors, could Sec. lions, Rent. we may be able to strike It.Here/Leaye.It.Th.,'. closer to crumbling In the der court order to act or ec retary of peace-keeping capacity sessions of these altered legis. McNamara and S ford) wishes to express its thus possibly be trained to In 15 Florida cities, taking voluntary action before latures discloses enactment of Sta te Dean Husk will continue retany of State, and Agricul. a blow for pea ce In th e future. t hanks and appreciation dust. sniff 1,000 men in a crowd to No official explanation his Even If he could muster win' the 1966 elections. In some a rising volume of legislation to work on th eir recommend- tune Secreta ry O rville t'B been made for this week's those who supported the Di. and imm ed iately spot the pot. Maryland, I ll . s in Congress next th ese, such ning support ential dia betics. pecifically affecting the ur. IAV sawn at. primmise shift In agenda the Little pertinent in It., Fun Day Pro. year for his proposed consti. Inoi.s and Minnesota, final ban areas. IPMlO 51510 ONAM Another dog, trained for Dick V/est's gram last week. ______________________ White House. There Is specCAINIIYIILI DIIII1ILD SIMO tutional amend ment allowing court or legisla tive action may In earlier years these areas prostatic cancer, might then siviiaa stecu MIt CITY It is gratifying to know th ulation that, having re ceived at oni legislative house to be be only weeks off. COCOA 515CM AIM= go through the same 1,000 sadly neglected most r39 and studied th e latest Defense there are people who will con. SANFOSO MIST PMS P15CM • ('1 e 1 1 reannortloned on a nonoonula- Thus U of the 30 state tails. s.i. reisiuuru, by '3 ieicmg and State positions papers and tribute to a worthy cause and men and pick out the prostatic 'I tloritas1i,Dirksen still would latures (there are court clint. their mayors and others to i JIC ignter iae Intelligence reports on Viet th e same time send th e be lighting a losing game. l.nges affecting four of the come racing to Washington In Nam, the President still wan ts kiddies out to enjoy some i ed remaining six) seem set Th s year the Senate kill search of major assistance. more time to thin k-particu. clean fun. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Dompsey's Thanksgiving his plan, a nd In 1966 ve ry like. trievably on the path of "one The situation Is now suUlly would do so again by a wid- man, one vote." Some will be ciently Improved (with McCall's Magazine has made lamation; an item f ro m Sen. larly about th e strong reconi- It seems that a volunteer Ralph W. 'Vat-borough, D.Tex., meodations by the military organization must continually er margin. But, should an even further altered In this promise of still further better- a survey which concludes that on "The Big Th icket" In East that th e U. S. extend the strive for financial help in amendment somehow emerge direction In the months to meat) to encourage the Ad. Republicans In Congress Item from Hop. bombing of North Viet Nam order to keep fire fighti ng at-. Texas; an despite th. present outlook, it come. visory Co mmission on Inter- fat- more actively engaged in Donald M. and to increase our forces to equipment In shape, a fire would have to be ratified by It is hard to imagine th Fraser, D-Minn., e governmental Relations to in. cultural pursuit., than th e skydiving, a hall million men or more. truck on the road, and paidup 3$ of the 50 state legislatures. Dirksen amend ment winning dud, many urban proposals in Democrats." There is strong evidence liability Insurance. As of right now, however, 21 ratification in very many of Its recommended 47-item 1968 Anyone who regularly reads Maybe th is explains some.. litereture of that sort will that the President has eon. states have adopted new re. these substantially modified state legislative program, Lorrey V. Black, thing politically. Untied t., hop. that unexpected apportionment plans wider the leglilatut.s. Iq many n' so he as Secretary. well-rounded men ta lly samples a 0 n g it could b. th at th th e in tern ational im. June, 1164, Supreme Court stances, they à.r.'icquiring"a model bills Intended forUtstudy e Republi. as Rep. Joe It. Pool, D-Tex., 15 breaks in __ II WUU4U ..t.a i.. will i..,4,I..nlu rhanca •'U .V y " physically, by the SO legislatures: the picture. Th e longer he can, they were less acti vely en Proposals for often badly gaged In pursuit of culture I'm not saying, mind O0 in his Judgment, safely delay that. Republicans aren't more new commitments, th e be tter, needed community-wide plan. and more actively engaged in cultu,-..mindad th an Demo. SIr. Johnson Is believed to ning for water supply and pu rsuit of Democrat-a. crata. I'm only saying that reason. The 'church, to be faithful, waste disposal; for area-wide i am inclined to believe, this survey doesn't must risk every possible on. vocational ed ucation PiTh however, make much has Even th President e if that th e survey of a case one way or the decided to pledge vastly more rounter wi th the world and grams; for uniformity among to provide any other. local too incomplete building coeds across U. S. lives and money to the Invite the world to risk every lines, to red uce housing costs truly meaningful comiosrison. There are too many unan. war in Vial Nam, next week poss ible encounter with the and spread use of new mater- It says th at a third of the swerNi questions. Such a.. th e would be no time to focus at- hurch. tell; for re moval of constitu. Democra ts and just 20 per cwnment by Sen. herman E. tentiori on that harsh prospect. -The Rev. Moog M. Willis, tional li mits on local prope rty cent of the Republicans t-C. Talmadge, D.Ga., th at he lie. Next week, weather and mepastor of the Park Avenue taxes and borrowing, wi th ported th at "official papers Lena to Beethoven symphonies chanics permitting, two U. S. Christian Church, East CITY COMMISSIONER statutory provision for local left th em no time for further when he gets up in the morn, astronauts will be orbiting the Orange, NJ, 11 exercise of these powe rs ;: for reading." GROUP 1 earth in the Gemini VII sa teing NO POLL TIME reservi ng the vital zoning au like a mum to us. Does he do that for cultural lite, in the longest space flight She thority to larger comm uni ties But the survey only COY' reasons? Or does he need Yet attempted. Their obselva -Paul McCartney, of the ored 100 of the 535 senato rs someUilng to blast him tions and reports from space Beatles, after Queen Eliza. and to counties. The advisory commission and representatives. Which in. awake? be th If pinned th e medal and th e rendezvous coupl ing would also like to see sta te dicates that. 435 of thm had ofsection of with a second satellite while th e Most Excellent Order In th e televis ion legislation creating metropoli. no ti me left for answering the survey, of in orbit now set for Dec. 13 th e Briti sh Empire on Rep. Ogden . tan councils of public officials magazine polls. the singers. Reid, R.N.Y., listed one of will dominate the headlines. who could consider the whole Moreover, the su rvey only his te programs as The President and space ex. range of area-wide problems covered the book, movie, tile. "Yogifavori no doubt describe I Boar-." 8eiit. Majori- partsaswill now building up. a great peaceful ex. vision and musical interests ty Leader this Mike Mansfield, D. ploration that opens the door The way things have been ,, membe rs of Congress. tgoing, chances are good th at completely overlooked ho Mont., listed one of his thy. to cooperative, Instead of corn' onto programs as "Slaverick." .......... at least some of the now ur. mucn ,,,,,,-,. i,, cu:iure utey cuauru which has been off the al "'' T#t #Itttf Va qt ban.mlnded legislatures will from the official pape rs the futu re. men- for several years. of put some of these measures tioned above. Pres ident Johnson's news in. on the books in the sessions For instance, almost all I submit that Reid may get atlncts surely told him that an less culture f rom watching "image" of him presiding over Just ahead. lawgivers religiously read the "Yogi Bear" than Mansfield a war strategy conference It is not simply that more Congressional Record, which gets from watching a pro. _________________________________________________________ la wmakers are bent that way would be out of keeping in a OiL.rp.Tre.ShsdedLits Dec. 10, 1965 today. 'lbs states are more surely one of the major gram that is no longer on the week of rejoicing over peace11 Sanford Herald Pig. lÀ anxious than ever to bang onto wellsprings uf culture in this air. ful achievement in space. M.dest H.mes Meat M.b.a Iv.. Tb. their dwindling powers and country, Mire VidsáIe e CIIUbioI4 9..IIty WALTan A. GIMLOW. anreos AD FVSLIIMU make them work effectively- I have just finished glane. D.slga NUb.. Tb.,. H.m.s and mans vovrouin. ceeealal*.. • Gesesal Cs.sP,wIis ss th e last I ue of through especially with th at great un- ing A led Trnssene Per PAul. saooss*zan t I. Lively "S.. L..P& 101*5. It. has known quanUty, the new fed. th e Record for now oman Associate Editor kiki Home Advertising Manager oozing from virtually re Department of Housing cultu oral VAS , Managing Editor and Urban Development, every page, uam saoas*ua nomis WILLIAMS Business Manager looming like a massive sha. The contents include a copy toddy n4ttor of Connect icut Gov. John N. dow over their future. VACCINATION OF DOGS REQUIRED rash was.z.i Dos-TIn AVFTU mechanical lupt. City Editor Select Pre. 2- Just CempIsted PILL Vl*C*ST avoT wsu.s IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Staff Photographer County Ediler • 1812. Commander. By Sans Cassilberny DECEMBER 1, 911 He now has in hand pro. leath. The secrets of win. American Legion Memorial Past District Commander Auxiliary president, Mrs. Uals.Iee' with Post 251 of Casselberry and Kenneth Moyer, who Installed Harold Eryder, welcomed Barbara Martin, Marge Gon- *Ing, he says, are capital, jecta to conduct two conven' was first those attending. She said that termsn, Gregory Wheitley, Im, and a completely unsmo- tions for $2 gamblers In 1967 the postspoke whenbriefly It be Auxiliary Unit held theirformed, Electric calling complete with sem ina rs on G.neral Millie Thomp. lanai approach. innual Christmas Party at the attention to the Legion's child she had received a letter harry Brown, how to be t your money on th e To make a steady income cntiw. HIATINO from Sixth District President son, Danny Weltnauer, De f $100 a week by gambling ponies or cards or dice-plus rrad. Winds Cafeteria In welfare work. Over $200 been spent during the Wilma Jones expressing her borab Weitnauer, Betty Jean CALL with approzi. lion Piaza has isminole requires a capital of $10,000, actual trips to the track. year by posts on the cars regret that she was unable to Black, Ester Hantechke, Gre David says. Considering the David's magazine makes ,istely do' members and guest, past Plumbing, of children in various corn- attend the party because she gory Wheatley. Pamela Portestabregular pleas for e th ittending. Grantham, Fran. Inc. WALLH.,ttax, George Guest speaker for the at- munitles. In Florida alone is recuperating from surgery. er, llshment of public lotteries in Jones congratulated the cis Thompson, Jane Loretta 3224562 Sanfo 1007 rd _____ the United States. H. says air was MaJ (hen. Charles there are three crippled child. Mrs. 'Humbug' Sanford Thelma Rid. lerhardt of Winter Park, who ran's hospitals owned by the unit on achieving 100 per cent Carver, Patricia Ion, Casselberry; SPACE CENTER, Houstonretired from the U. S. Army Legion. He also lauded the membership. Evans, Margaret Kelly, Gen. (UPI)-The astronauts' wives, the gala decor. West work of the Auxiliary In vet. In charge of n 1952. A graduate of CHAIN LINK FENCING aUoni and gift exchange were eva; Clara Spears, Lake Susan Boman and Marilyn point. the General is the re. crane hospitals. Hsivett, Osteen. i Daniel CYPRESS • REDWOOD S AWNINGS Mary; Mrs. Lovell, were seated in the ripient of the Distinguished Raymon presented Corn. Mrs. Letha Ward and Births Mission Control Center, when of mander Wilbur Moray a hand. Kenneth Green of the Aunt. Service Medal, Legion FREE ESTIMATES! holly and Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, control radioed Gemini 7, Merit, the Silver Star and some gavel, which he had lisry. Garlands of of the Sanford, a girl. NO DOWN PAYMENT BANK FINANCING "Say something pleasant. We made from wood taken from ivy adorned the center Bronze Star. Discharges a ship sunk In tables and small decorative have a couple of girl Mends Residential and Commercial He related something of the the wreck of James Murray, Sam Zach. history of the nation's wars in Lake Erie during the War of candles were used as favors. cry, Calvin Overstreet, Billy of yours here." Door prizes went to Corn. Th. answer was approrelation to many of his own INOLE FENCE mander Morey, who won an Davis, Flossie Webb, Rosa priate, "flab, humbug!" military experiences. Fullingion, Margaret Gemini control reported the and Mrs. Mae starter, electric fire Sky Spy 838-7956 General Chairman for the 322.8060 Alice Walbridge, who receiv. Davis and baby boy, Ailma wives convulsed with laught. party was Post Commander 2561 PARK DR., SANFORD Kay Meyer Rose Hurt, Kenneth Walbridge and Jack SPACE CENTER, Houston ad a handsome planter made Kiss, er. and baby girl, Gregory Wheet. Raymon served as mister of (UPI) - Astronauts Frank and donated by Ben Evans. ley, Sa nford; Alma Parsons, Berman and James Level She presented her prize to ceremonies. Alamonte Springs; Dave Wells. It was announced th at Wal. played "spy-in-the-sky" over Comma nder Fussell for his erington, Oviedo. bridge has been named to the Cape Kennedy as they flash. wife, who was unable to National Commander L. Eldon ed over the United States on tend because of Illness. Jam", Committee on Counter their 59th orbit round the Chaplain Clarence Deoeben. Pardon Board or led In prayer and there was TALLAHASSEE (UPI) world. lubveràlvs Activities, District Commander Julian Using a miniaturized 10-pow- a moment of silent tribute to The state Pardon Board will .. ... Fussell presented Past Corn- or telescope costing $4,401 the those who died at Pearl liar, meet Wednesday to act on res. those serving in VIM. toratloa of civil rights to 107 and mander Harold Eryder with astronauts sold they viewed bor t persons who have served out a membership achievement ground activity at the nation's ohm, for INS appreciation card, the rocket center. 'tWo just pass. Everyone attending was giv. prison terms or probationary National Commander's Scroll ed over the Cape and we could in a lapel flag to wear on period.. There are no requests 10 for recruiting 25 or more see them with the telescope," Armed Forces Appreciation for pardons or capital offenses agenda. Day. Dec. T. board's on the members and a "Roomer" Gemini 7 reported. (UA!) tA "You Got Time Mc- cal" wars to achieve the goals of an budget of the Soviet Union before proceeding to chop off 149 military bases, 53,000 defense-related workera and 430 bombers In the Stra. tegic Air Command (SAC), Current American foreign policy is generally based on the assump. tion that the Russians will maintain an amiable attitude toward this country and may even help cool down rrlif. •DuiaHnn. 111cc Iha sms ... in Southeast Asia. Th e U.S. hopes to be able to play Russia against Red China in a sort of diplomatic chess match. The Increase In the Russian do. fense budget Indicated that era of so-called "good feelings" may not be going to last much longer, and that . he HospitaL Notes Nation's War History Told or.a of foreclosure entered is year. Chancery Action No. 15120 now Meacham said the condemn. pending in the Circuit Court o the Ninth Judicial Circuit ed killer was "passive of and for g.mlnois County. he's neither excited or anyFlorida. somber, DATED this Sib day of D.. thing cIa." is guards strap191$. p$ his arms •t4 legs tot. f UPI YORK(UPI) ..s.. fo,' most ,scnnlm to mock. 5100 .-----. neuer cnance You en.Y. vs weak on ,ling Illustrated," I. called ordinary job coming out ahead." Simple as Ihont Investing a , the patron saint of the $2 it sounds, it's hard t. stick knot most people make a to In practice. ,ettors." as of gambling by "tak. And there are bound to be He is an ex-surgeon who flyers," or spending out real upsets. A few years ago ad to give up his practice 10 other other income or squander, at Saratoga David bet $2,000 rears are after an auto acci. household money lent left him In such bad on a long shot called Thanksa for cards during a ihape that three fellow doe. giving. The horse was so far bad luck, he says. or, told him he'd never walk ahead coming into th e homefor those who can stretch th at David's comport. igain. It," be insists gambling ion remarked: "The only way Today he walks and travels i be sensible. His books of- he could loss Is to fall and ill over the country but he - advice on how to play sonflakes moremoney gambling break a leg." everything ly and win irid writing about gambling Thanksgiving fell and broke rn the weekly bingo to the his leg, ban he ever made with his u. s.... icalpel, although he was a the cashiers pay off $10,000 I ccessSul oral specialist. STAY WARM AND He says gambling Is fun winners without batting an I eyelash, ut compulsive gambling Is COZY '••. C . I amount of time it also re- foreign lotteries like the h sweeI'stakes drain too Gambling on horses, dice or quires, it becomes p.an t ' cards can be a sensible bus. as a full time vocation, gam• much money from Amerkans. The mathematical principle iness although few persons bling for the smell timer it th have what It takes to mike the same "bought job" at of winning In gambling, he a go of it. insists H. R. (Doe) many other small time busi. says, is deceptively simpleDavis, of Miami. , "set you rself a limit each day "a operations are. to' David, who has wrItten 11 and stick to It. The longer books about gambling and or and probably a lot easier you wager continuously the .' - 8n. i -1 • Mack " N. Clevela nd Jr. to O said today be ry soon ci .o work ve committee ci educational fin' to which he was recent- The Nanara ought to consider carefully essentially global strategy has paid all of the implications of the an. big dividends to the Reds. Because nounced increase In the military of this, it Is unlikely that this na. ble I Gambl"'no Can - Be I I ... I . . sn't I Defense Secretary Robert 1_11 I : robe This - ,' "I ,~., rt Says Here: ': II ~,- N.i": ~ 'Hi TR P I 11 I It fi r 1. 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I wrote the word Newspaper tw e ntie s. . eli. the itudsili would learn to Book List Shocks a loss on the hool •'AsaI fashioned, DEAR POLLY-My work not turn brown nearly so "GAS" on ball of three-byIds si were awe th a mu places off the school differentiate Parent," you plate that the In by Involves answering the tale,. soon-KAY five card. circled the word grounds, thin this Is what the literature and bad, at lust thirties. Wi Insists on sep. just friends. They had a very friends? Sim superintendent probably And IT't g at d l and I us. th th a red and I faaPhone re ea GIRLS-I left e lettuce wi I It was useless to ease the school Ii teaching them. And by scholastic Intimate thing iolmi for flfl(er *id .d to have a constant clash In lbe grocer's plastic cover, ten It to the dashboard of the school bookstore as long as on this the school must be tar this than taking a sneak teases being that my dough. them for year,. Knowing cakes served with ese? with my earring *54 the stated It in the vegetable car with a magnet wh the preview because the book to tsr gqjp. get lb. judged. - the students couldelsewhere. .. .a rawer UI u Y' JTU0T rormuoun iri. rn. zonewing inougu several same husband Ti my wrist watch around so and baa after the amount needed tankful. This 7tv%n what I" bUt woolen blankets over her. says that sines this all took not old1astdomd, and many Why should a school book. follow. Is ft gobs to be worth- tsrIncidentally, form of szptesilo?" Thou But hi says be can't get a plies brwn 0a feet 31"at of that lb. face Is underneath for meal was removed to be be a good memory joer. I piers be selling paperbacks whil. to continue paying high by which EIT" a 2164t; bracelet washed, I put the unused Between thams I keep the that would sbock parents, and taxes to support a school BY$- It necessarily PrIC40114 "WOPU wish of sleep, In a wam ried I abould be more broad. them) are go look on the top of icy wrist. portion beck In lb. bag. I was card and the magnet in the are not Co. and phrases that th th wi th e tern at Is ro ng to with paperback room, and be likes to sleep m'"d.d. I can't UI4STSIIM showers why should a 9 I 11 inviting not smelly perhaps also book iy ksaa gj I .upreu. I campus *5 K, 4 prevent ) I ' O W114$1 5bOW. in many i l) and married girls. I ud meant ____ Sleeping rooms. The - - ' '--• a Marriage On The Rocks tile. ,.. , , can paperbacks crayon SMdWkbU .. - Iw pa u $QU 7 _ ,. - a b.&#s we wets mar. r,i 'I _ honored - winds the cultural value of f"gvlt" Examine Same Of WO all ft windows wide cisiston be on a list of required choosing words and phrases our classics- by Shsbspeer, . , of the Chaucer. Eabsiali and loses the,, And he can't stand th at are not offensive? reading? " Tft say ft may be URN In Susan Ught, you Mug be" cdo, for Instance. in I , - . glilnga realistic picture ofa known you would draw fire guagelan't entirely lUY.whits. thI$shSSI.I )ad eased ?'Js egment of our population. I with this article. I want my Paperbacks or not. I believe Wien newlyweds in separate ! an quite certain gooqb join. tax donation to supply the you tax dollars oft buying bedrooms. it motas each a such language may be best In education, ao do most some mighty good education, strange way to coumesce a on the street and In or. people. So, won't you help Bt' that Is a subject for an mirriage. What do they fig th chances are for a dtnary conversation almost wash out the dirty paperbacks other column. - I. I f 1, I . I anywhere today without low. -Aroused Taxpayer. , testing marriage under then ~ I 11 with whom to farm a four- s compromla., DEAR ANDY: Will you better but no teacher, I'm certain, lousily, letters Of general In* they are doing tbo'o* am plasm tall thle middle-aged latter ii to hase • • • DEAR ADDY: Plasm ask DEAR POLLY-When we "RICHARD'$ MOTS. napkins, which he would like to adopt a now • • S . used paper napkins. HARD WORKER IN •. si __________ - V - -V ry .. In the way, as you are reach. TOW Ing f or clothaspilut,-80. - READERS -, The Fire we dollar to Abby, Box N.D. tion of moprobamate (a mild w know bells. Period. When the 55700, Les Angeles, Calif., a women he used Q-i am told my blood tug- tranquilizer) and a female than a few seconds" and of ldghbafla took effect, the for Abby's booklet, "ROW married a friend of his be . It Is usually given "pacemaker unit than can BY Willian lAwrence, D.D.S. Ing structures were In good and Sums, while the patient ax is low. When Ifeel weak It hormone cently, and my husband said bride's mother became tipsy TO WRITE LETTERS FOR : kop it I am mat but It Is for mosevausal symptoms. It used to control abnormal was belag treated with ant. Newspaper Enterprise A.... health, ALL OCCASIONS." d be nice If we be. a told were ul nd th e e jokes sh Full mouth Z.rays confirm. Ibloties to help clean up Ianot always possible for me to Is habit-forming only If taken heart rhythm." Are these de. it wo Wary Uoyd's chief vices tot hospital use only? Interrupt my work and eat. In doses larger than those plalms were pain on biting ed extensive bone loss around fiction, the involved teeth. The orthodontist's job was Do you have any other aug conuMlidid by the manufac. A- The defibrillator Is used th her front teeth, Increas. Impression: Advance perle' to bring the *-J-Statics for overcoming my later. Side effects are rare only in a hospitaL It mud be six frost teeth to. J dosage is held In readiness for -$ pusan when the difficulty? these teeth and swollen, bleed- bone loss, probably caused by wires and bands us. tom this A. You should take a diet used. Anyone taking this drug In whom fibrillation of the to xi- I corn. it. mh# all proper Jacoby and Son wi ____ NorWo four-club &W fiva. and Dean Martin. The large best friend and business asw Pipe - Playing mother-in-law. co-starring cast comprises date, who Is now a merry John McGlver, one of televIs. Cesar Romero, Tony Bill, Her. bachelor, owner of a sump. Ion's best-known character ac- I# be bad an autematle double Ing gum long, unrelieved pressare purpose also actsd as an tm. squsese with the third sped. Patient was a well.denlop. from othodcntle wires, bands mobilizing device. Some SI. C-gon am & do is bdp- Q_ I am taking Miltrote for pital an but there us do South,s four and five scoo 9 Q 10 in dummy a threat against 4 wall-souriabodo attracive and oisattes; inherited factors months later.wba the sp&cos •AQJ$.$ blonde, a 30-year-old college possibly playing a significant were closed, the bands were both opponents, ml If you can also arrange chest pains. An electrocardt. battery-powered pacemakers trump replies showed thtit The only thin, South had junior. When she smiled, she role. Two lower incisors were removed and that some day your west so that you can get orgram showed signs of car. that can be Implanted under ace. amid three kings respec. WEB? to dowse to Urn, the squeeze showed all her front teeth and affected mainly by eccentric the six teeth wer, prepared small feedings every 3 or 3 mary disease. The medicine the skin that will function for semi gums. Until a few biting pressure from opposing for crowns and a temporary helps me, but Is It habit. I or $ years, $ properly. Es started by hours throughout the day, North s.sum.d thithl.flltli *QlO$3 99734 s5* fag thru hearts. Then he led months 890, AM previously teeth. Q_ What wad ad " Is broil" T Q- It is horistai to tab diamond would represent the &erylte plastic spank Mae to 0 NOW 111016 A- MilItate Is a combine, two aspirin tablets every 11th txiek at no-trump and bid I 613886 Ma ace of slubs. West bad ul. for a period of seven Years, Patient was referred to her look Just like her own teeth, made for hypoglycemia? A_ Hyooye@mi& Mons a tin of moprobamsts and a to. night to help Me got to 51449? MW ee" Sim with son. NOUTIS (D) ready discarded one spade on 5116 w0t6 01`11041001tic aPP11- physician for complete phyd. was comated into Puts low blood sugar level (the trenitrato to dilate the coron' A- No, but why take two plate $A4 the second club and bad to let 1flCU tOt correction of a Class cal exam: essentially aega. with medicated cement, 'f °' opposite of diabetes). The test ary arteries, It Is given for when one work. just as well? AX held the teeth firmly together, another one go at this point ii malocclusion: upper J a W live, partner'" te. Study models ware mad., each tooth supporti . nordsr tokwp silb s dis more prominent th*5 b0 for blood sugar Is made on a angina pedor.. The precau. its aNsefldyoquitss 100Mb • spsclmendrawnin themoro.tlOflsllVenifl theaflsWerto Ple and armed with these models neIghbor, wuineoublo moods. South chocked a din. She's had no serious Illness, re pared to sWm the eonp g G. Wit mother "lost her teeth at X.rayi, and a description of Zn the next six months the the proceeding question would and comments to Wayne tog before eating, -i mood from dummy eats of beet, K. paused for $ second Smaft 1"d turned an early age due to pe Braadstadt, M. D., Q- I an $ I0-year.old apply, Pose his full attention to E"L All X.Te Pan 4 Broad. when Meet disearded, a heart I bousewife. My doctor Is giving Q_ I bers road articles to. this paper. While Dr. Pass be did was to cash dummy's al disease" (pyorrhea), Pat- IodoetIst and a spedilist In rigorous regimen of good the further 4W.T. Piss $ r Indirid. ud then mad. we e use of an "ix. stadt cannot ans lent's symptoms were not con. rehabilitation of teeth, on. mouth car., th Via Mllprem. What Ii It fort terrthg to $ NIT, Pan T N.To pm three tc dIamos& On W, romask, "If clubs 6mot break Pam 'Fees stad but recurred frequently, breed to ouWao rsectelogs. brushing ONe #N meaL R ; Is It. habit-forming so an WWI 4411bfillstof that doe. ual letters be will &saw@. the" thi 155$ 51 rind slam on In fuI wake the a dISa*.d$ each episode getting worse, datloes and tots can use to hilt baj.yt nut, tens ci general Interest G.inglesdhors any $4 aide affects? prognos. cent removal 51 the splint for aqs$ in the first occurring about a Is. Tbo bigprobable I5 P question was: szamlnatton revealed teeth to A-.. K prem Is a combine, let which is not - coinptIbli turs columns. Th. tactic would be a simple leading $ sIgh to dummy's turn. We had to discard down year ago. Could these teeth be savedt be firm and surrounding .: sqflei against West If be queen and $ second club heck to tWO spades in Order to hug Examination disclosed s1 And If bow ese *5y be tess. suattaebsd and beaithy. I held leng clubs In addition to1 to his own king. When West on $0 two clubs, whitsupon upper front teeth and two low, replaced with an appliance At this point, a Perman ent e tha fIve diamonds, se louth dropped $ spade on the see- South ammouneed that all three or left frost teeth that were that would be cosmetically U. splint can be f'iIlid With tested clubs ImmnMIsteli by and club, South noted that spades were good, loose and painful to touch, csptabl.? U Possibility 51 Simple The gums around these teeth In spite of the dlcsdt1ea In. tinged dental health. WWI swollen bluish In color valved, and only a fair piog. _ will soften varlob, alcohol 1. fore, shellac sticks are avail end bled easily at the alight. seats, it was decided to try to Phase sen d , It Kr. Pin questissu high in fats and protein but should check with ber doctor hurt Is auttelpatedo Sam 3meffll pacemaker units are for has. club bids wars Gerber amid low In sugar and starch. Zinc every $ of month& 4TS mnlone Baddelsy. John McGIv. tuous beach house and corn. tors, co-Mars as a family law. or, Nancy Sinatra, Davey Day. panlon of beautiful girls. The yet. brin gs on a Mexican dl. Nancy Sinatra, Frank's lion, Michel Petit and 'F' Lopez. Jack Donahue directed, vorce.-by mistake-and winds daughter, co-stars in "MacrI- . , Ill * ng ==I I _______ YJ ~' and William H. Daniels pro. up married to the other man- &sell as his daughter. Miss St. also by mistake. In the emu- natra made her feature-film duced. he "Marriage On the Rocks" is Ing scramble. Martin takes debut in "For nosee ________________ over lot Sinatra, Sinatra for flick Young." Davey Day!. Martin, nobody Is pleased and son, an Emmy winner and one lly everything comes of America's finest young eventua 111 dramatic actresses, portrays a out right, Co•feature Is "The Amorous nightclub dancer Infatuated Adventures of Moil Flanden," with Frank Sinatra. Following PHONN 312-1216 . ______ TONITI & SAT, TRIPLE NATURE _ No, I AT 700 ONLY 'WAR GODS OF THE - - il Do It Yourself: - ____ 1. nw" IN COLOR Vinsu Pilse _____ Tub Ht Tips . jiw Cc1o?nQfl: for HE L p uP • ., , THE For It, ese $ NO. 3 AT 10:10 'ONLY , "MANS FAVORITE sro*r r? _____ • ____ reusab e hes In At man would want we end iill Rub down $ ___ with pusic. a ______ __ --- Aft ( $ cooking this should be - for President Johnso saw to hem. for one ore -) • k) even slightly less. lit. S1leWCN ma tab' L. m $ Ci7 of ) om which minding ernest, eased us hare." thoee.. s sen. re'Iit 5.1* * - I) t,s. gIbe - - sow idese. se A i you sin - ;:-; J - - • y_ (y4. vsIp ' ' - , . - - - -- - - s -, me and subdy p 1 I !"', I 1~1_ t . r . . world's No. 1 show business 'Trini Lopez, who has had a . ,,,, , , personality.. once again dern' meteoric xii. as a recording, onstrates his versatility. Just television and nightclub per. before this film, in which he sonality sin ce be was dlscov. _ plays for high comedy, Sisal- ered by Sinatra, makes his ra gave forceful dramatic per- motion picture debut In "Mar, formances In "Von Ryan's rinse On the Bucks." YOUNG VIKING Russ Tamblyn fights way InExpress ' and "None But the Jack Donahue, who directed "Marriage On the Rocks," has Brave." to harem of Moorish shiekh Sidney Poitier to rescue lovely Beba Loncar In scone from "The The appearance of Deborah an Impressive record as a dlKerr as his wife marks her rector of Sina tra, Martin, Lu. Long Ships,' new film now showing at Seminole Mat r e t u r n to Hollywood cllle Bali, Red Skelton, George Cinema Theatre. Co-feature Is "Cat Bnllou," sound-stages in six years and Gabel arid Ed Wynn video pro. hilarious Western spoof starring Jane Fonda her debut on the Warner lot, grams. He has also directed and Lee Marvin. Miss Kerr's last Hollywood' four motion pictures, two of made picture was "Beloved them for Warner'., and on "Cat Ballou," with hoyden. my, It is entertainment pure Infidel," In 1955, Recently the Broadway was director of lab Jane Fonda In the title and simple and continuing talented and beautiful star, "Top Banana" and "Mr. Won. role, offers a wild and way-out from opening scenes to hair. Iri. DANCIN . I ,w ..t .%mp..m.l ,.,fv Patimli 5% •ôev '- a kelp, - - teeter - LADIES Now Featured For Your Dining and Dancing Pleasure a C MS AM s a , $ • __ I L TO wuntnss THE K!NGSMEN Friday-S.turedy 9 P.M. to I A.M. - N. MHmmn or C.v.r cberve Thr..S.asons DIIIIIt1Room *5ekfset Luerb 11 DIner - I Dump" Penlilties TAVERN - COCKTAIL LOUNGE Open - mltt,hi AA 91 0$ lo Pubes. hNnpe lien sjj, Ios "Til." LW Om 4 • *e - 455442$ • , as Ce 0% who has been nominated sIz derful." cows , ma I 1 ___ inap iii performance . *4 L-il her In 'Macri. the age" she was signed to a fly*- . : sos P0515 it. weave the fabric 1. .11 DISNEY - - -- JAop/zq ctOWtqQ I ptiWvs it hab'qulekty. i; ' 4I - l - i4__ - Banquet Rooms - ____ L nd s - h ,.i-, 1 4 - - - asive such as whit. - "I . ' - ___ a I I ---,p~ '771~ , .& 1*,~ __________________________________________________________ - 1rforget! tailors a nne Shoppers Show Compuusion , 1~1o. I TT ,,~ ; SKIPPS aavana I, he . 1,,~-., I L~ 1 e • slam -5-- The Long Ships Catfish & Fr. Fries ni. • ,. ser g, Frontier Story Rocks," Frazik Sinatra, the picture contract. • $ 1 In "Marriage On ___________________________________________ I e bide scra starring Kim Novak. ~ -. • - over In the cor youngster, view ci the wild, wild west raising finish. at the Seminole Cinema TheaT• Our Pier-Into I... Id. & IU5,7i 1742 S. Int.4 tm-s In Columbia color. A lusty I package of brawling action, hilarious comedy, drama and romance, "Cat BaIiou" Is a col. COMIN• *SAP 311 • 4:35 orful, happy take-off on the W$T1811 i$ SUN. It MON.It TUIL traditional characters and alt. I Is iS • 711 • ISis 4835 • 5:41 uatlons of the Western scene, PANILY cinema styli. INTUTAINNINT I Everyone Involved In the Columbia Pictures release, is it Time 7:00 romping delight of a story, i.si At rat.. applause, Miss Fonda tops the starring cast, as a motionpioture he8omtLG frontier lady of propriety who, d'54 u,1II VVi3 J" when her father is murdered and his ranch seized, turns outlaw with a vengeance. An IIN. (ernna::ieens amateur In the fin, art of Western skulduggery, she an. 1. aennbles a band of happy-go. lucky, albeit devoted, males The Girls equally as impractical as aba PLUS TODAY Is, and off they go train-rob. On Th bins. &SAT. They Include Lee Marvin, Michael Callan and Dwayne TICHNCOLOR Hickman, and Jane's various exploits thereafter are coleTHE KINGSMEN TRIO wit mica iii mm brated In song by the other new Deltona Inn, just of STANTS stars of the rowdy romance, Saturday night, Nat King Cole and Stubby Ksye. SUNDAY A completely enjoyable PAR spoof at the Western tradi' ft - -is lion, "Cat Ballos" also Is a SHOWS AT I fast - paced action comedy 7816 which doesn't slow down even nme~~ fl1iIU for Its more romantic ma. R ents. It is entertaInment on T$CNNICOI.OS a grand scale-which is to PLUS AT 3:00.7rOO TIN IOWCIIN STORY OF A INMD CINTURY THAT REALLY SHOULD NAYS MUd ASHAMED OF flSPI FEATURE NO, 2 M NOYAR hues JONNSM NAU SA LANOW WITN W 0555 M*S0$ TONY RANDALL IN COLOR STAIJINS ___ ausesary ,or SIATLES IN COLOR lb ___ uaiier, • NO. 2 AT 5 ONLY By Ruth Millett shellac and lacquer abi. In a variety of colors es CcQ Il_ $ewspspsr, Enlorpite. Lass, best . Ad.- about dental b. were deep gum pockets around justing the "bite" or occlusion, Lawrence in care of this paper. that tamIng Is not necessary. Frequent indoor entertain' thinner for lacquer. r marks, w a Newus,., Iaterpelee A... to see a sunset? That's a child who was sassy to you, these teeth Indicating much of the deepe two lower teeth was a While be cannot answer each lag during the cold months of With a very fine brush, The wife who says her boa. compliment. 'Don't over lit me hear you bone loss. The remainder of simple matter and was done letter personally, 5ftr, of the year is rough on furniture toothpick or matelistick, flow abollse stick, but =*ft It Into bud Poem pays her a @Om. o#Don be ask you for second sell GUM Was 0884SUIX ffr6L Th'a P"W011" WMPW 10114M Interest will be an. Soars, mars and scratches, on the proper solvent along the area. Use the colored pUrnse just may not recog. serving of the pie you baked speak to your mother like the negative, teeth and support. and curetted the Infected teeth swered In tiis th at again'? That's a compft. ly dent or y stick. Clean out t ll he rings left by moist glasses and the scratch. Work carefu $ compliment wbsa she because It Is his favorite ? nh, one, points out see of That's a compliment. mont. cigarette burn, are several arid the edges of the old fin, scratch so that there is no go types of damage that can hap' lab will now together over the dirt or loose wood fibers. Us. my women readers. She asks: "Does he Invite you to go "Does he ever mention . dsrcut the edges slightly so "Doe he kiss you when he along when he makes a busi- guests that you found the scratch. pen to your furniture, A total refinishing Job Is Scratches that leave wide that the melted shells. t.... hi a mmeebe. and n SPIn? That', a nIl. .ntinna aid.baard in a Inak . or gap In the finish require stay ii. shop and refinished It your. Whim be owes ham .t qbis, flees small were can be touching up. lodhas can be A warm .cMerIU Iron will night? Tbat'e a compliment. 'Does be worry about yes self, or that you did th brown melt, the s ck. Don't have ti Savile Row - Cut Above Others handled at borne. There are a used for mahogany and ne "floe, be vsr say, 'Usten when you are not feelin g pain ting number of remedies you can shoe Polish will aires, toni. Iron too hot or ft will dis color to this.' and thee read aloud well? That's i compliment. That's a compliment. 17 BibAi COmpeI7, *5 most th shellac. Drip the mait. tc le After the measurements y before consld.ring a pro. porarily, to inks you will "Rae he bled to plan things "Does be unfailingly xi. shellac Into the depresses and something be th Nowspopso 0 11 l 1 Ams., of the sd&bUd=n* why a (whIsh bo gglied on 10 &a a finish of a similar color, feeshasi roflaI'.r, birthday and Wel TUt's a cow so thsh somber your appreciates yoo will be provided Light scratch" and stains Beat of Alto and more per. slightly over-fill it. Smooth 14 Is spend U aeslst*t), (NEA) fir If anything hIPPSU to wedding snalvenary? That's LONDON steppof into the will often be less apparent meant, Is stick shellac rub. using a warmed putty knife. "Doss be diseses finaneW him? That's a compliment, a compliment. . first look, lavifle Buw-mecca mush Is $000 for a levi. Row suits fabric room wbsre I wa. des with a good polishing. U the bed back and forth across the Let It harden to, several or b'stpus astlers with you In be been married t fit the Impeccably drssssd suit when m.the.peg "Does he pitch "flu help at be elmest luged with se An st of the hours. Thu razor Isaet 100 swatch. .I ain scratches continue to show, scratch. these days appear to an Important with the children when you've you for years, for better and man-Is disappointing they can be treated by deter. proper color can then be ap' blade across the putties, dedsloal Thaft a mmpll- bad* a trying day I Thatoo a for worsel That's a empli. od pit and the at*& refinlobed earstully &having it doom m mining the twah that mint. Pbaps, the best cam- bet mit off PkcadW Circus but an expert c 1.11 she di!. Through sartorial .&,i compliment. Mint. gthally seed and picking the with varnish or shellac, de' in It Is even. lobe and displays little of f.rouu? hand, t$0 ,pliment a women ever sell you outdoors "Dees be "Ms. be evit said $0 (dull sorrect solvent. Turpentine pending on what was used be. the eartorlal elegance loving Cisadiy displayed g2ad _______________________ ___________ .w. • s.- • • 1 to *lae en d we settled an a Polish), but don't overdo t • mento. In fact, many 51 lag- lion smile ud replied: 'Va rubbing-It might *fl.ct 1h laid's expensive West lid glad yc asked ae that quses surrounding susfie.. Then po Inlet that day *5 5J$ bed $0 the Row at lion. Recently, a lab end wax. all. bees sot assoetatha In Lc'u'eu I _i vesi, Rub Ont RIngs ? representatives I. buys 30i my lug stIng White ring. and ta cked on other scruffy build. eseortment 51 suMs, iscinding ak," he said. "ms right .. With ABee. city receaUy. The apportwd that there wets no UviU on ings is neighboring streets quality offbe'peg Items ud ale marks can be rubbed oIf, y vJ be an Your ordinary furniture polish The urge Americus have camm during a visit to Rome bits. of itagent Street our suits. etsts* 51 en Inch, dN't you first. U that doesn't work, use to $0 is a judge for the go, store snooping began In sad Golden square, the center "The an modeled them be. think, *V' as he leweted the for,1g osun bevel Ill wish to learn more has so many projects, end I mild br unchecked by the I*U ltylemak.r CO&*SSI urnest So find some itemi- for t'isi's woolu me!' lore an audienee 51 business- aleeve, bout hair care. I ao longer would like to 4o something Ing and hi lin ger Company, they proved to be primarily chants. And, sad to say, many men. Every man in the and. different. Can you make a paste. Pumice ahu at tis, water mind Into can visit lb. beauty parlors, suggestion? arid linseed oil PrndkM's dictum to $ee was the almost of the shops are being fosced line. thought the SITU. Bow Landis u i was ustichsd, I think. To inCOSt' u Ame ri ca First" th Mrs Reader." Is the next mixture $0 try b t urge 01 A*Srt. lutber.- at were a buy ud move elsewhere because of tjjj looked betbe Is every "And now," I saM, "about the I bays just retired, and I Why not form used carefully age more slghts*elag us ait cue I watched ha shops $0 unique. lb. city's urban renewal respect." wish to look my beat so I cisu f women lining." who now sInce It can cut late the Us. swn highways and byways, spend massy-for anythIng. Comparing notes with the schemes. That being the ease and "Oh, yes, sir," said Landis. two, must do my hair at home.! has to cook just I Once upon a time the shop. contestants and their ehaper- Environment, Incidentally, with a littl. cash left over 'I'm sure you wait so* .thing n, N.T." oven one. The,, are many have 101s of time. Otbor remedies In. cutback In th, mosey quota pet Is another country could ones on the trip, most admit. appears $0 have a lot to d from last year's Income be discreet, so.eth1ng floft Hair care Is most interest ways to prepare food elude spirits of camphor items bought akeed. d bees about the "buys" she gst ted purchasing merchandise wIth lbs lofty reputation 51 cut, I decided $0 Invent in i ilk, red." kg and you can do $ really or two but II takes practise. mixture ci olive sIt and white 51 IsclIv Oet, 1. Yen may sew en be return hose. This ne that they could have boight ligliph tailoring and the ian. Now suit. fls chop "Certain nt," I agreed (1 good Job yourself. Send for Also what about a beauty 1* equal parts. speed $150 retail baton bolag longer Is trite In most Euro. at home for the same price orsent woelsisa from hlub ths eli' recommended to me, -- WAD wan ted mmeth$0g $ copy of my booklet, "Yosr class? You can all learn more Light burns can be treated assessed doty, sad the liquor peas cities, gays am mad.. and Ceapasy, Lid, (cue of the flashy, but.. ,). JIesdilni After Forty." Study about makeup for After ImperIal to The shopper who 100Cm. The experience again Javile Row's closeseu to Juw actually on the Row), to. A. he gingerly biped k well and then Net to work. ty, and that Is funi ingly and carefully. Mast) was cot Is am quail, traIns on folk art and Items the moot question of whether GeNes Iquars has enabled minded me more of a men's vu with my old suit jacket (I tidy new fashlos pictures U you an, planning to re- The veneer on a pIece 51 duty *sa. locally probably tboee who enjoyed the visit Is the ttI)'rs to obtain the best club than a tailor shop. tb I spoiled a lock 51 diephich show hair styiee and tire, get Utereture on that furniture will sometimes be. flu President's me,, was getshandcrsfted the most foe his maney. Rome alas returned Is the and-largesS e.sastael of I '-ut the massg tasto mizid mM Inlet.... Is vs gum copying the. for and have a clue on It Iv. it bea ed. not repaired net em of eztieiva Isolatles. In the Case 51 claShing, the United States consciously a. rica available. Many 51 the direder, via managed $0 lees his eyes), I psd ug my peurseif, But care for your cry was and women sbssald quickly the damage can be. km but at attempt Is sat back shopper with the time for see, ware that perhaps we are to tailors evei select the kind more 'she" Into his mrs. traveler's ub.cM et the b ter "health' prepare for retIrement, come extensive. Lsh lbs en the flew 51 messy Is for' oral personal fittings In a brsln.wasbed Into parting With of sheep they want to grow than a green recruit would 1Irl" be a..eag. "ft boil., your styling will few 4, and, whenthe Uae loosened veneer gently. aign ecemitee ud iaml us mesS endea ship eon buy a our dollars Without gettIng the wool to We the pars to when repestlog to his sea. don't 4, *1 sort 51 thIng To or yeses, they an eery unbap- Scrape out the 01d gIns with Imbalance In our curresay. In suit or seet 51 good material the best, most enjoyable fr 'Ue.41IN" beehist, send ass pp when suddenly flied with a sharp bled.. Use a good spite ci this, and super workasnaldp far turn, t suits ie understated expertise - lb. g. bembly pot my checks they create the Inc. sneeed, stamp. "nothing to 4.." Get busy vatr. And Om doir rRusifte AM lees sirpeeaksly thanbetter When traveling shooed er Chrjst,.4, result 51 four generations 51 away, vaguely woarn-i_g n .4 •,els$ nd elites. new and get new interests spre,d a tbja a( ge4ey the *5 American, $ocls',p 51 'fr$. U. 1. na4y4e.v.i, even to another Me mhus ha thu this. esteemed tailoring beltage. when "that aol 51 thIng" Is heW.. In. sad veneer. 1.1 Agents reports as Incnaes Most clothing In stores, tan structure may moan lower craftsmen b a v e anything First operatic. was The "dose" and walked .1 feel. 04 AN I UA U ei knee hohbls get tmt it stand fit a sw asia. rather thu a cutback $0 pass. though, was as high U net prices on merebsodim, con- against son-wool., nun-lilt. Measuremenis, He must hays log rather shabby Is my two. l utes, -pt 51 high then In the halted sI4.r bad., p bqs' Ink goods Not. one 1Jp take $1 separate measure' m*k414 aSthepeg emit, bit TInesis Wed abet * .4 plus s - bock. aM * tripe akend 1 ItaIno. Na we discovered -Why a j beytog the ei$''d, 'We halest I..d Me al for *5 * $0 *5 \ anesQols_et uIukpis - bu% yak $0 Beam wham the ke of itsa? *yoemem,s, business .4 ft pIsas M we. Ihuw*M $0a on"e, Øth.Ilm --• betIsis ci Ume p.de1.i w.uatdb.sid he. With this $0 mind ft was wsu..ed. Italian bits 'soet -Do i really need the Item? welt." abghtly my WI aia$ N, T. tocs Meodly •Deu 117th kees elampe and wood surf. Wsreell.g to watch travelers It. luster when the teas we -Is It savings or worth I asked Hugh Cundey, a dl. larger Ike my right. 'II,, very mice bIB wi elm lu ll be at the m.znt.. M4A.4" 1147 acs -. priced. Werd spread rsg* the price 47 ike ibujpkg $0 I Mey PmIe sad that's norma air." he elated. eusleam ieu, practice wife . . "OLD YELLER," dog who plays title role in Sunday at Movieland Walt Disney film pony for Drive-In Theatre, serves as played by Kevin Corcoran. frontier Co-feature is "The Brass Bottle," starring Tony Randall and Burl Ives. of ous ________ women In his life, Ora at the , potato chips, a dip and high- 11 I his wife and gets her married Sunday at Ritz Theatre. Co-feature is "Amorto Martin. Romero recently Adventures Molt Flanders," starring Kim co-starred In another Warner "Old Yeller," the peripatetic In this case the pair are Novak. release, "Two On a Guillo. dog of Walt Disney, returns to Travis Coates, a 13-year-old A large measure of Miii a fast, furious and felicitous tine." liii last appearance the area this week when the lad whose father has had to go medy, laced with a big jig. tale of mixed-up marital role- with Sinatra and Martin was film opens Sunday at the on a cattle drive, leavMoviclanci Drive-In Theatre. away get of sophistication and apnin. lion_s. Sinatra plays an adver. in "Oceans 11." The Brass 1mg him in charge of a frontier Co-feature will be ,, bled with many choice talents, Using agency president who Though be had only amateur Battle," starring Tony Ban. homestead, and Old Yeller together make up the hilarious In happy and contented after theatrical experience, young himself, a 115-pound dog of entertainment concoction call ii years of marriage to Debar. Tony Bill has been co-starred dali and Burl Ives, A boy and a dog make an mixed and vigorous ancestry. four films he each of e ah Kerr. She, however, is In th ed "Marriage On the Rocks" Irresistable team, and new The time Is Texas in the which opens Sunday at the thoroughly bored with macri. has made. In "Marriage" he have the adventures of such rough-and-ready 1560's and the po rtrays a psychiatry studen t . age and him, and Ii wondering Ritz Theatre as a Warner been more winningly filmed adventures are many, Includ. Bros. release In Technicolor whether she should not have Hernilon. Baddeley, the great than In Walt Disney's fabulous Ing a struggle with a score of Dean Martin, her husband's as Frank Sinatra's boozy, bag. feature motion picture, "Old of huge, half-wild bogs that Frank Sinatra, Deborah K Yeller." nearly kills the pair. • ith M 0 it costilis" more - lywood fixture for many years. portrays a shift y, seedy, turn. Wing Mexican lawyer in Dean Martin new secretary, IN SEARCH OF ...----ismage on we ocas. It interviews voluptuous Sigrid varnis in mm Is he who parts Sinatra from scene from "Marriage On The Rocks," opening $ N. High Diet In Fats -. handle all the details for you. By Dell!. Austin NOW OPEN and issuing you They have a large variety of a warm invitation to 'come different, delicious, complete f I,;sow see us" Is the new Deltona meals available, all day and Inn, just off the 1-4 Inter- far Into the night. And of Your Fai change at Deltona. The Three course, you're Invited to make Melodies Seasons dining room Is open yourself comfortable In the Is The Lamplig for breakfast, lunch and din, lounge anytime-with one of ncr, with banquet facilities their cute waitresses right available for your parties and there to take your ord er or social gatherings. Manager If you prefer, expert service Lacy Reed has signed the at the bar. • Steak H Kingsmen, well -known trio, to Central florida's Ol ii i LADIES do you know entertain you on Friday and Saturday nights from 9 p. m. about th e CARIBE LOUNGE? -___________________________________________ to 1 a. m. and they will have This friendly spot, right In the FRIDAY SPECIAL their cocktail lounge open heart of downtown Sanford to midnight on has a special welcome for you from 2 p. Sunday, too. Never a mini- and a special offer, too. Dune25 mum or- cover charge at this ing the happy hour from 4:40 your ALL YOU CAN SAT newest area spot. Deltona Inn to 6:30 p. in. each day, features early American de- drinks will only cost you one DIAL 535.5444 cor throughout their most at- penny for each year of your tractive facility where the agel how can you beat that? FISH MARKET welcome mat Is always out. Gentlemen are no less wet. • • come and at the CARIIIE RESTAURANT fONT LET the name of there's dancing on the house, 17-2 ACROSS PEON SIMINOLI PLAZA CHICK 'N TREAT fool you- every Friday night, to the ttIs newly decorated z-cstaur- melodious tunes on their stceo I ant, under new management music box. Drop In soon and has a wide variety of good get acquainted. 0 FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTIES, OFFICE • things to eat besides their do. PARTIES, CLUB PARTIES, USE ONE OF OUR liclous chicken dinners. TIlE WHOLE FAMILY will There's chill, hot dogs, ham- like the TRADE WINDS- It burgers, fish sandwiches, as has become a favorite family well as shrimp, steak and oy- spot, with its wide variety of ster dinners to tempt your garden fresh vegetables, sueappetite. Come In and take culent meats, mouth-watering a table or they'll serve you desserts, crispy crunchy sal. A Large Variety In your car, whichever you ads. Such a dazzling array, 6 prefer. Fast, efficient service It's to hard to decide but It's of Different, -even faster U you call ahead all so easy on the budget that Delicious TRADE WINDS Is sure YOU and leave your order. Complete Mesh wi will ll discover It's most scoo. Iii Avella WeI SKIP BRADDOCK, * owner of omical and most pleasant to Skip's Fish Market, across dine there often.. So convenient MAKE from Seminole Plaza, has as. to your Christmas shopping, RESERVATIONS panded and added a new res. too, with its location at the laurent which features, of Seminole Plaza at the Inter. HOWl course, fish dinners, as well section of SR 436 and Hwy. as many other good things to 1742. eat, such as country fried steak, special for Saturday. THERE'S NO DOUBT that They serve from 6 a. m, un if It Is elegant atmosphere tU 9 p. rn every day and Fri. you prefer while dining or to. AT in LANU day. the special Is all the cat. lazing with your favorite ONORA RD. *2i.N*5 fish and french fries you can cocktails, there's no more ate. eat for a special, low, low gant place than FREDDIE'S price. They'll feature some. STEAK HOUSE In Peru Park. thing different each day and This popular spot is famous . loam I hope you'll stop in soon and throughout Central Florida give them an opportunity to and boa long maintained their G serve you and make friends, fine reputation for the finest Clarence l.unsford Is the In cuisine, good wines andefchef and those In the know flelent, but unobsrusive sen. will tell you he's the greatest, vice. Always on hand to watch (EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! • • out for your comfort and plea. HOLIDAYS mean a t sure are your hosts, Steve time and there's no finer spot and Fran Larsson. COCKTAIL HOUR for your next social than at the TROPHY LOUNGE where DAILY 4:10 TO -1:30 P.M. they have spacious banquet facilities available for the use THE of your club, office, organize. - opening Suave Cesar Romero, a liol. . -______________________________________________ * pid." ____ .. tsr recently at a shower Box television, Martin's previous hit fi lm was "Kiss Me, Stu- _________ .' I. Doctor Says: In that cut a number of new record albums and also pre. pared to film segments of his new Dean Martin Show for _ ___ bsadlattue, Problems? WritetoAbby, I 'tonorsd" her dugh. the Rocks," and while working . 0 line before hanging the wash med. In the roof and still up to dry. The sponge or clot VW cloth will be handy, yet not to hang the fandly wash.- ______ jde in? -x - HIGHLAND PARK The following Pointer was PRIE expres on, or would assign a book without t.rest will be answered In this sibi. thing. What I can't square It she's right or Prevention Bureau told . 4p S S learned from a famous chef. DEAR POLT.Y.....Ta the luslish fl.. out Is mhsea YOU ranii A the a lba.5 nate. anAan etathanil,i. ----.-- axiom. If thy an objective In mind. U the column. be ' corns now state with- fun when the car runs out of u Tom .sggestslssafe, Noun • • tit 50700, Zoo Angeles, out weahiug it m gas. After this happened to should net be used for this ..... ......................................... The DEAR ABlY: Alter being given at her borne. The Calif. For a personal reply, ready to use some. I wash me the last time I made purpose-POLLY a widow for seven years, I bride's co.worksrs and the enclose a stamped, 0 married Boswell. I was 27 mother's coworkers and addressed envelope. Your Dental Health and he was 37. I knew that friends were invited. The ' Hate to write there had been plenty of "tefreshmeoti" consisted of form of - Get In Holiday Spirits Dine Out Fredd der" in Mexico, be reported to Warner's for "Marriage On - ___ DEAN POLLY-As a grant mas lights but discovered have to use to wipe off the clothes. stay in plus, so bales are son. I have had very nearly charcoal stains I have not straight 'A's" consistently been able to remove. Can for many years now, and I anyone help me? I know, but didn't get a dime for them. ton late, that I should have finishing "Sons of Katie El. ; is , one In screenland busier than Dean Marlin. A few days after - workday Is over the earring away the last third ofahead. like to put naflalu the root not left b.hlnd.-GRACZ -POLLY to hang our outdoor : Page BA - It would be hard to find any. ___ ER"(the mig Who, p Ig r I last had a cookout, bed wea. convenience on washday, add that Morn's ptneers.type her sea $50 for every "A" they forced us to move Inside a pocket to your clothespin clothespins snap - to the edg. and we used my best linen bag to bold a sponge or cloth of the shingles. The lights and $25 for every "2") some. And all his emleading ladles are disqualified. ______ ______ Ham band. Am 1 wrong to feel this way? TROUBLED DEAR TROUBLED: No. Inform Eonefl that he had better pick another coupl, ering the language standard of ANSWER: Tint, I want to Please send your school pro. conditions? be sure they have nothing to blsms to Susan Light to care our schools, THE GIRL'S PATHER of this paper. While she cia DEAR FATHER: lines I was vad., the impression offer but dirt, per then can be no children an being s.jt to Filth per is Inexcusable, not answer each ______ I clip that one sarring to this able to use the entire Clove compartment to be inDon't condemn ALL showers bracelet band for a unique Because of the smell amount dy for the next time the tank ______ . and attractive look. It Stays required by one person I had registers %.tukfuL-IE?TY just because he ore usually thrown DrAl POLLY-1 do not _______ how this ld k no In the eye knowing that I know all about be former : 10, 1965 times for Academy Awards, was a smashing success In '1bo Chalk Garden" and "Night of the Iguana." ____ to T ft Nedwk 1krenDec. - 4 . , 11 - ' - _ - -V.-., ,t-•.-.--------- . 'r * 1 L. TTt1/ . ;.:'-- - -----..,_4-.,.- - / --- - _ �- - I. ' ... . OUR BOARDING BOURI "Awselp "M F011111111f tau I evo A w9w EWNOW . - E - * MAUV" 21%tW"1NVr4=' LIN"IN FOICOW 415 $A AWAVALLOW .. Pat. 4A — use. 10, INN - .. oLANC im lbrompe Ri Galbr*ftb Formiist wo o* Form"t IIATTIRDATe DM too low 11 A der and 41412109 W11141% tam Set degraded gad eomvll. Cated *vs. of one to Which Yom tube in very &a urstaly on what to beat for 3106 IN the days &ko&L Usk* sure that you At hold steady to accelpt ad mean of procedure and show others that you are 'Will. L ZW , i~ i .110rooeopeOUR BOARDING HOUSE I ( _ _ so)-abopplaff &at other out. so duties are beat performed a. in. Flak up ROW ad#&* that MR be studied well toRight. IM &&PVT witkin the bottom of your own Camilly, asil warn yourself at owe hftrtlL Gaut= (Kay at to :gag 31) 06 ULLV.4UI tu WT 4 OUT OUR WAY "WWWWAM UNDERGTWV Ui.'nr'mt*., THIS 's'. i II -•• - 15- NI ft VJLD JTIP4 1D7 ThU1446 DThUy so fI IN A WTUATION Lao W= "V00 U 19, T THM-AND 7M Kq do STMKNW VJ" %* ALL CLEANW so TIN Cku LIP ' .-. • OAAWWOOP.. Wet Yft& OAA 000 rVe Ono To ova mm 114AH* I t.a Improve say recui .: tilts. P!'&!I Social ltS lot the days Ahead Sow. Keep within, OAIOMR 400"OTO am NW "It IRAM BOTH@" VOU AGOCSP POOR your budget. LBO (July It to Aug. 21)— .t. 0 r 1240 NIM 411111WAL" "a AT Ise DOM/ RIL MCRBNW W911Kf _______ PRISC11"'S POP . ____ V AomS-T rip 4Mk the 1110111411 dW# MomI MIMS AL Is fins Ins. m. Have a •— I TIZZI V A J aoo* CMILD*R 1.1k ° __ ___ A 4*y and ______ SHM . ___ ' - • — - —V's _____ aloha V_____ SO TW To TZOM 1lO woo 'I ____________________________________ L V NUSI14 -• __________________ O,thi1g MusicLIIV.N V V -- ____ Ulu BUG13 1 • SNOW111111rnal BUNNY / IWAW - ____ __ SLJJ ________ UtJUS?*I0N NOV rz LP " 1IT14 THE 0151-iff -51 . .r : _ _ WOOF MAYBE MRS. 5CrTTS I-31,4T AS CAG Y ________ NOTMOMN 'XI-9 Allusion sky Fa Wft ByKataOsann -110to" som - . o • • _______________________ _____ INOW! • __ _____ -__ 11.11 • ___ - __ c' ' _' "1 -_ • • • WTOWATIANWAM IN PAC 1 Owl, 0. F AKVtAw- FIISL 9t a" Lis MUS, OF To C1111311011110 _______________________ &I", Yom V •: _____ • — V •: will.etlea tbsrs. line lease ii opsr True emitting of Salads Ss results, Got out "easily later. v:• WAV aw. (MTN TODAY he or &its Will literall In or her which is is4l' uoInsUngc1tsractsrkJ. -also c lovely voice. The Stare lapsl, they do net aspiguesso other than 'Why don't we swap presents now so we can exchange flism before tM after-Christmas rush?" 0 6 tvarythial h, Immacislately clean around 0 ____ 11 0. o o _____ . ______ Xmiallsh. • 3 I I .- philosophy other than the as- ACOM %Iwo Ii CA melodious 'dma ___________ _________________________________________ I --------------_BUNNY .- )or..a.tf.rp.ur.Igaforjas. --_ ._ sew 70U1 brbdII.',d topy so S1 $1.06 to Carroll ItIalltor Furs. cast. The Sanford Nereid. Boa 2131, Hollywood at. California. t. -.___-_ OP ALL . TAKS V= TANLL 16AW BUT Z NUD IT Vag SIOWN i)9• • - \ V • _• - . SOp.rsUeli chlr.ctag sea PI1U1! " •Musirsl Uftj iL ULPI .&W all W t5S ______ Upon your uvy- V • •• SV ). willerve IllIpsitliag 1 0(lamor 14 9 22 In -Z $4 luver took olaker pr-sss 10 WILAW W Radmod YOU ila@W. so friendly. —TQu it% *own on so" frio"a sew to 61" yes the b*M YOU 8"4 Ill 041 of your Affairs. GKJ about goCWlr. job. tortilla the" who be" "62 Move ?a K#mooiwl 111111141 WL; re Set ' a m to bis-II& Good efleade - ___ 0 V V ¶ 1 ___ I four Itapr&vo&6,Qt. ' W*ltS L CISUI (pov.23 Is &&f- MAN to rtualtles wI Ipso, st New bs son t.d, what will help your owtoodes to r ="a alleged data Sao ulmouti" t"P$fbn -DOMW 43 road (U% 41 naum @tram soon to of 61 Whole oil solill; 83 Surge to dwi9xpwwn"g^vomt Is ulod to ass" the Tanserlse Bowl saminlay "Ported yes6arder that twir 94686 an roady, but both sposs wan U Z 1A A600 A AT Ulffi- TW RAM OF 44 PlAir ow rroly'vW ftrold watam" "A be would Prefer to be" 111111 U111uAlly-outwIllebw to= Play was big, let, slow oahs than the W, Ea.t CarsUa&" cm I vu - I 94 ___ 4' also I SS.tI&ispI lilbipu V V Pies, Pattern garis car 83 lillodkinal . ORIANDO (UPI) — Coach- University of mall" Coach A-1a Slalom show y" Are IIW4LI1W1 24W1 to V TangerineFos _____ Pr.a4ae PavI fflIA1M1 Ll5N1 4 — ______________________ oo="L- What rev Make Of Answer I IM_0_INI __________________ worthwhile 4" *%talk me be - S . we nti4i duties f.r:'t fut ure S$55I500 ta ,t So sit down sit lake a not. ° , T PNISINJ and 0 1 a is lo' *"to" bigMI916 am so patch so t"al4ts ylliaresit lot* tit* 11904 Sloes of others. Do favors tot eawre, Ir M F OHOL)Lp SHORT RIBS 44011" a Speaking Will toVast that thato Is loyalty and ur to ,was y.,iva 's" NOW sad m way Z CAN IM CA*11 R TW FOR -_ AS 11141 uto to got Complete then Quickly. Note or sweethe"t bad A04 Ids GO with then and find mu t$hI eyIa., provided ysusb urySol t. make ibis e polltive Istisk, to the exclusion of mostly U$s.M.dI .1*. sad Cursing e very fine Care, bets. is the study of — TIZZY VM AW IiL.V news t. help you sdnmnoa. ACVA1VS (J$$. Ills 155. I1*tar t.asi IltU t lflg$t$.sstof wage and amp Indivi4said do abuck Im bue Philosophy to, the t*turo. Then set Into OOfl sPdiMS Much maox J (Jose as for .4W... Q' do cur you so that you can now are, at expansion. as 0 _ kit/ CAPRICORN (Dec. 31 to is.. lot or could bring wonderful of now sounds, how about letting me hsu you make cisaning up your momr WOF 0 ARE eta, lbe business worll will now gain 70v the prestige that Srou may bay* been losing of seats •r 0twwlso.h.wh$t With whom yes have eloy, $tax* DIP 41"a "oval cost"& "a you Novas" Alu m (Mar- Itto Apt. to)— Got Into the reer"tigniLl out. late on Prefer abet bring roll _ WOOF __ OOF - live (Now. at to IMUST'6449y that you as. pro" to dulls# with anyone "at all. to seeks gut* you 40 fflv* esimplim 814 tj what thor &"Ito of 7©Fff W0oF intent. when you t AmXNIUST Ph NEVER 0FFERS clal planning with friends you like. Many now SequalnUneas can also be met. friendships started. Thor may be juit the ones you need. whether for business Or Personal advance. I Stange with mar* Intelligently' ye's vory gas little trouble. I . To y 1I)- rise now ld.ss now oe. find out 1961 BUT %K%3 C*A Am M-4 1 let., powerful Individual give. you ts.ss. yellow them for beat talsats. our Callitt bri0ter. At Vs (Apr 21$.. May $5) ?,.k: to of Prins V _______ GLAD ~C~RE-) NOT LI1 MP- 501 VIVI t angles worked to reach Own GIML Have happier 1`41A. tions with Others. VISA in morning--ftfry throllith IN P.M. ov~10 (Oct. as to NOT. 21) I r*4ATS JuSrA DCXJBU -DECKII ICE CREAK— PRMCIT-LA'S POP 91 S - l?S*I . PRLJFEAAS 1;~ Tory wisely In a. ft and She will be Ong N GLUNRt V HWP.Y— GNE MG TWO PLANETS CH A NOSE a)Ne -ME MORKY WAIltr (June 93 54 for say Cr. richir . 12-11 I -. 000 0 V Tumej I ____ , LISMA (Sept. 88 to 06t. 23) rersonat affairs "a be hand. IVXDATO alem I& lose I:: V Dick . fulness Dan charm the very birds out of the trial. Health treatments the birds Sad the boom Sad give spiritual training .: that your progeny do" Not RILYWIft later in air*. ()that. wig* this "A be a most inter faung Chart. especially in tit, "Y"44$cY# am music. _____ ____ . added pro0at to 12110 lDer*Ass ou hay up. Xeiv a good curate Account of &Setto and Is of able uNS. L __ — By to VOR *LIM LBO (July 23 to Aug. III)— Ideal day to increase Your holl- 40 111111414011al anatomy, =04" 0 food Sonless. SHORT RIBS CARNIVAL IrL143 MUST^RP 004 ir ° Inge. plus finding the right would do wall to teach oarlr about -- rma ..Ca _ around you. Retire early to- Instal people who 6 _ , am roved situaties* IRNL hatudy, into the Omni Ulfw "1 was lust telling MI.. Albright. dear, how much she. feminds me of the young your' -j V T?4c="5 mar MUCH 03reo THIR 1`11101191411RATOR . TOPAY I'" WHAV 00 %eW HAVE 100011 A "Cfno _ a to July It)— This gag very active day and very good Car shopping. whether for your. -- there. Get surround. it U01 lot* light duties ' IFFL I O-'OLlVs Cann Is asoleat maim III It harmonious agreement. pitch I loss time. incise Co. W W4EM 'OIJMAPD PAR TAX r. 1-171 ' •fl 1 =. ______ ap, Put that owe-flrG project to operation. ii(jJiiS%workable. "DAY he j1 4 caulf4i (Her It to June 21) —Taking time to Put your 1houto In ardor for the coming holiday festivities to wine today. Talk planh over with kilt carr y through "It% Promises mods to OthOrL aft some skill .o. —N __________________ 7HAT..AME AtPEgAp little In a. a. Is with worthwhile Persons toni ght. Jets tag to. spec, of all with whoa y et SCUS (Feb. e, to 1', r.2 to ogtonition "It In the morals - M Mu-t-1-&-ter ARM VLL LIKE-- HIM—Vt. planning the Worker"et. all Complete& Then out to now lototgatik fun. V'&V• MEET %101,19 OLPAW— Conference with associates. IV@ AIL It to Feb. 19)— oncestrate on some Now "Poo 14 YOU 0M IM10 attor order KRA adding sad- ' III and Intelligent way. DII •p•. •% talent$ to work, too. Dent hestitate to accept Invitations '0491068 ASVAIL Ga1braIt Ile TAVaVI(ADrIOto May Il) looKpie (Oct. to t Nov. 11111—To call sathusla got Into now outlets to a. ft Sbd than be with the powerful for needed ba4king. XZp&n4L Ameliorate all Affairs. 00*41 alone steusd rev. BAOr"ARIVI (NOT. It to Dee. 31)— )Lsklng corrections 90 all Paper work during day to W149, Out tonight 18 best for looking Into saw _projects. P1044411 east@. tIrst. Thee out to now Interests. 4DAMIGOKX IDA& is to jam. 291— q 109 with &2106191164 to beat In &- M.. then aft to the fine to. creation YOU h$vs Pleased for some time. Follow ideas Of an. . LOW trilatm6sts. tIIpt.j$t.t H) LIBRA lrin4 what: , By, SIR will. Tour need for better health can be roallsod 7 right mpfl — • f.!i right presents to give to than: y is steel. ght. to sept. 23) h@IP for dealre, Be lure(fI what you wish to later. a. after KIM& Is a positive way ..1t.f .:__. .• - hand lost -Pa HERE PO.1 about you Wit* h4v It 1 their power to Visage You by their appreciation and good carstully to a. 06 so that 70ta Will not got Confused later. Give a helping 00 PIJR FACE WHEN VDU WAL' 'L'U HAhJJAWUJJP . GLANCES OUR WAY and when you can find th Activities should be planned T OUT •o study ot various philosophies can bring fine remuneration as SSSS IT .. OTcUAL TaosczEs - , £ day and •vutng when are able to shop for whMOVOT articles of beauty you good A. "YaM wk,, Mom! He .sys he's net my Deddyl" IF I CATCH YW OEATIK* oks W sm "0 60101, 10 PAY *?M P. FAVER A VISITI E 96MEMSEltiup W, here, *sptclally where work Is coverninsat. with the lublic Is general to Concerns . Uuca travel to donated Is title chart. SIDE -.4-'Va those charming young persons Who must be encouraged and to do life or her best work. No ending out ON , "ADY, Jli.b Matter how al"All or great the Page 5A: MgMtT AN OLD SAA~6FEAAEA" FURFMAS01', A MAN W90 1149IL'50 EURMAkl 9iptLTY 1 simrLY—FA TODAY he or she to one of Tin& clever ways to make your OraNbI* A. a.. then be etc (or tan With PAIL CONCOntrate an modualf money boater. too. Take time todop$N,'Work before you retire. NDOX CKU.DKZX Ous* as — An stutTom COA good time to get your ideas. Points SCTOIL COMO to a perfeet meeting of minds. Then got Fiscus Feb 20 to Mat 20) FsocIatIag associates labor right by your side now and give the support you want. so sit down and make plans to. gather. Take health treatments you need. Don't overdo. IF TOUR CRILD IN 11111OVI'le :':• :" Dec. 10, 1965 (40FM GA14 AIHAR-OtUMMI THINd, To 9"THIN 4vee, Jan. 1110- Try to very earn Of any condition@ DAY! WELl. SPlao Up SY that Surround you so that you it"* how to handle theis wine. RAVIN& SANITA% AT ISAC It. Trust Your Intuition. 3rind 60 &ST SUIT now system to Make routine AT R&D No" work less diffleult. r AdIVARIVI (Jan. at to rob. IS)- Tour associates are wary Inc to make some @strifle** to got along better with them. ARIMB (Nor. 21 to Apt. 19) -so sure to sit everything, WOMBS 900TO 4ftIAI40tIV and harmoniousl y at home In a. M ut lag recreation : t0fh0tt1, t1ne 0n1bio : 11$ VP' r PM (COg.kiWft Ift#ii to 94 to two a Maw dedn" that is "awe agiessive tun of V / VYV __ V___ _V -----------V V - . VV• ••• VV V ' V V ------ I I ____ _ �-- - 1 i _ssi 4 - _ .__...:___ 1 '1 . The Team Perf ect . ;I I to Day Nurseries 910 Bet on for PageOA- Dec. 1O19651 72. Female Help Wanted 05. House. For EEK&MEEK Top Nursery A KIndergarten. Intent A after school car. 7 AM -tit 7 DUN step for all schools, 17.11, 44 Mile S. Hanford Shopping Center. Ph. 328.1880. Child Phones isatari •*•- r,.M 0.551? 425-5938 otal 1118,10,00'.111101 Lsas OIsme II t. 4J i ll ; 1 " wt.i" 14 I 1.50 2.52 ISM 21 to 211III 1.501 3.15 I4-76 21t.i,I$I1,5013,7515,Th MsisIs *4-1 4.. Owe 3-letter words per lime $1.41 Nia$.ua Vbarl LU Skip 0.55 Lia Vkara.as I-Oar lists CONTRACT RATU ON REQUEST lath $1.10 Pot sI I ss35 ! 1;', lasbM P*ThN'TWIT.iKII The 5.1.11 NOW asS be is. .pItI for .is ill- am -Isa.sds - COPY I I ~ 115 SushI rmM Si. p.1. vtlIs of p.JuiUa$ or nvta. IsO any .g,e,ilesMSal wbl.i .bj..u..abLs It du. of thin saws. t L'spas. OF Pets & Suppilia CAT A I kittens; black w/green eyes. Perfect pets. 322.0471. . I I i, Go DEADLINES 12 N..'. Day ltst.n pibUistisO Vie IaiertIiSI and KUhu (Sat. N... Vie Mssdii) ' I 2p,raoeala Do rag hay, a ilakai prob. 1... WrIlo P. 0. Paz till. Bamford. J'rom this date torwald, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Harold K. JOhOSOL Our sincerest appreciation to every person and or*nhialion for their kindness A donations after our firs. The Donald L. )Ia.ty Family. tMauty Car. Call 111.1111 i.r eapert advice as a itarald adve,l$Mnl cam. pals.. Legal Notice t i14 j ii l .1 NOTIC'S OF •VlT los TflR aTATS OF P'LOIIIIIA RUDY JHWllI $i'RMCFiI DAVIS. whose I..t known place of residence Is 154 Jefferson A venue, Rochester, New York: suit having been ft I a 4 Against you in the Circuit Court In and for Peminni. County, Florida. In Climn".ry, for diwore., the abbreviated title of which Is RiSen Davis, J9sInUft. Va. Ruby Jewel ipehear 0 a v is, Defendant. this 11 411641 is is requrs you to tile with the Clerk of uld Court your writ. ten defenses. If any, to the plaintifre complaint filed in this cause, and to serve a copy on the *iaintiff's attorneys not later than the trot day of January, A. D. *185. Herein tail not or a decree pro ootsfesao wIU be entered against you. WITNESS my hand ant the .aI of this Court, at Stanford, Florida, this 30th day of Nov. umber, A. I). 1)51. Arthur It. U.ckwith, Jr., Clerk of the CircuitCourt lip: KIisah.th iirusnalian lirputy Clerk IIUTCII1HON AND Ltl'YLRII Post Office I),aw.r II Sanford, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff. Publish Dec. 3, *0, *7, 34, *381. CDT.I It ;11 ,~ ] I~ .lk r I "~Iil, I Pays Wanted 60. 31. MitsIcal lastrumiati Opport. FOR LEASE: LIFELONG BUSINESS CLASSIFIED INDEX Wanted i-Loot a roaM 1-Peruasis I-least? Cat. 1-Day Nineties 5.-Chili Care $-Dog.--Csta--PSIS it-Positry - Uveat.sk il-Special Nettles -Caterisi - Food 114 il-Bicycle Repairs ll-lpeeiat Services IS-Interior D.eoretorc IT-Janitorial Istvlees i$-IAsidseapi Service I1-BuiiI.ra lupplits IS-Hardware It-Horns Impr000§M 22-Piumbiag fl-Palatial fluidness SI-Mussy 14-Iav'aas A Lais IS-isairases ti-lehoole a IativcUuIi I$-Xmpioysat 5.tiIe ?I-Male Help Wasted 13-Female Help Waited ?#-Male or rentals Help 16-41&100 Help Wasted IT-lilvaUoa Wasted 81-Income Property Il-Basis... Prop-Sale $3-Real Estate Wasted $#-Real Estate Sale $T-Dflhl.Sil Realols 10-Lote For We •I-Ps.ras-eves Il-Acreage $1-Heue.e Per lab $1-Houseo labs or Rest 14-Well OrlISsi $1-House Per Rest 11-Air Coal. A Misulsj ltt-R5.ort 111611118.141 11-Radio - relevt.ies 1It-Trallers--CbS15 it-Phd. A lqmip'.eit es Ill-Meblie Hom-Sal. $8-Home £ppltaaees Ill-Mobile Homes-Real II-Musical Instruments Ill-Trailer Spies-RIM 1$-lusimess lqaIpsst Ill-TraIler L.Ia-Osle ti-Upholstery tlS-Apartaesta Fee $'.$ lIVacium Cisaiwo 11$-Rooms Per Lest 30-31tetmivatsrl 4$-PlaitS - rued. - sooft 115.-Hotel li...ss 1*1-H.atal AiCata IT-Mowing a liasagu 11$-Wasted To Reed $1-job PnIatlig 111-Autos For S. $0-31448. For ISis lIS-Aats.-l*le us' Trad. 8*-Articles For hUt 111S.-Tracks Per Sale 1$-Swap of Izciaeps Sirvisi 1$-Wanted To Ivy 1$l.-8400tua a Cys*Ii 11-Puraitune Yew sai' IlIUoata A motors $I.-A.tiqss. Per 5440 lil-Madse supplies Il-Messy Is Lossal SO-lusissa Oppsrtva$tIes CAREER Real Estate 81. To Feeds, Seeds - 11. 15. • EXTRA SOUTHWARD 20, 33. Wanted To Buy Hued Citrus. 111.1518. TELEVISION Use The Herald Male ______________________________ Crumley-Monteith Inc. Legal Notice 'o. Z AIRCRAFT 95. Houses For Sal. MECHANICS MACHINE TOOL OPERATORS - Legal Notice Legal John Sauls Ag46ency 411 ~ I , 0_ __4~ _1___ - - ,. 4 - i____ _ ? Lie. turn. 3 BR Duplex, It ml. from Navy Ease. Longwood. 535.89$. SUNLAND ESTATES - S BR. with two unfurn. house baths, gurags, fenced back yard. Phone 332131$. - 3 on, newly pointed. big yard, Kitchen equipped. $70 Mo, 0 1 - 120. 131.4115. House Trailer with cabana. pitvate yard. gas, lights and water furnished. Adults $50. 112.7343. '15 Chey.,, auto. trans. $200. 1*3.0171. for Rent 5 Bank Repossessions $9.60 DOWN 1 Year 'arranty I 'II ('hey, wgn. '17 Cadillac AC 'it lsv. IL 51 CIte,. '11 Corvair soupe '40 Dodge '40 Mercury '52 Fist 'SI lt.'iaijt '59 Itamb. Wgu 'II "bet', '$2 Falcon 'II Antlia 'It i'lym. Win. .1. Chips, AC '50 7.1(5 5 '57 Ford '54 Chey, '51 ('hey. Ptt $.flodroom, C. II., kit, equipped. Turn. Garage Apt. 121.3380. Close In. 131.119. .,.... -..... ties furnished. 123.1001. GOVERNMENT OWNID HOMES Porn, or unfurn. Private ent, upstairs. 1 mm., private bathi kit. turn.; 321.7711 or 832. 1710. Close in. 14 A 4 BEDROOMS MONTHLY PAYMENTS WICLAKA APARTMENTS Ill FROM $10.00 W. First Si. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SEE YOUR Clean, Puma, Apt. 133-1500. - P11, 123.6103 1 HUNT REALTY JIM 1114 PARR DR. OFFICE 322.2111 11034? $110545 111.ITeO DOWN FHA-VA HOMES S a 4 BEDROOMS 1, 144 A $ BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS IMMEDIATE DELIVZRY TO INSPECT IlK OR CALL $, STENSTROM 133.16*0 REALTY - 11h. W. 10 Motorcycle 171 Allstate 'I: model $110. 111.0195. II Psstlec XI Il liable, 40 Dauphine Ds4. Pickup Gift They Can Enjoy All Year 'Round... Storage Car OUTLET DOWN CAIN 0* TIADI o er's used car with this bg Iiii $att.ry, Heater and USED CAR If us vast p..p,. I pap attention I. year bas6a, ial) 1U-$SLI sad ask lbs Hsra*l II$tf about u Mtentlus e1. tins aSa -. • 41m Sn, are unand 20 me. left of factory warranty. der 1,000 ml. ALL MODELS T.Ilrds - Galaxies Falrlan.s -Falcons Mustangs EXTRA SPECIAL ON TRUCKS! - • INCORPORATED SANFORD __________ Sanford Motor Co. $00 S. PUNCH AVE. '-cv'-' -_.-.Z-- Continental Choice of 2, each cc, car. ties a factory bided full yr. warranty and both en* 322.1481 W. P. 644.8916 'I. 11 ' -' -; -. - .-•,- - rt . ~ i .I In Appreciation Of Our Succeiful Years In The Automobile Business In This Area We Are Offering- $995 ~~ _ 61 Ford . 695 MO '1695 63 FORD Gslas!e $00 4-Dr. Sedan, ass. tomatic, I I H, power stein. clean us. I owner locally owned. '1495 62 FORD '1115 62 MERCURY 4-Dr. Monterey Custom, aIr, power steering I brek.s, re dio £ heater, automatic. UnmNeardwOf Discounts '1220 62 CHEVROLET On '1966 Models! 4.0,. Beloit Station Wages, straIght shift, radio, healer, Santa Claus Special. '740 S . . It- f1' • 62 Old. SYARP1II COUPS 61 COMET Full Power £ Al, j . 2-Dr., automatic, radio and heater. 1995 0 '145_DOWN 1 . . I 11 I a fl Ieeutiful while in goler, solid red vinyl lisisrior, Real Holiday Special, 60 Ford PMILANI 100 '1710 695 1 I RENT 0 61 T.IIRD 4-Door REAL ESTATE SALES & SERVICE my . INEXPENSIVE TRANSPORTATION . 61 Ford 59 FORD Ale-Needs New 1alas 2.0,., straight stici, Ideal for that teenoger. Only SALAIII 4.01. ML P.p.ny MS 1'4' 700 Saab $395 S '315 6=*Wd. 111114111111110 59 PONTIAC ... "WARNER" CUSTOM 4.000* 1295 O0IIATO wsarn s.sciat*n B 1111134$ *iiai,ym - - - Pl10e.- • _ MOTOR SALES a S _ - C.prl Series Ci.at.s Cycle... -And TM Cycles. GTI More" Me.Nreys Mostclolrs P.ild.s.s. 4-Des.'. • 4-Door H.dt.ps S Cmwortlbles S Packet Past. • Asts. mok Trsmsi'.luless S 4.Spe.ds • AN Equipped The Way You WtI Comet. -202 SerIes - - - . HOLLER - 2-Dr. Sedan, V.I. stick shift, radio £ scaler. Good Trans. perishes. Only 5, Rambler -_ "THE LOT OF THE OK USED CARS" HUN I" N. pAtMmo AVE. '1?5 - - LINCOLN MERCURY INC is SANFORD L MW Dthss g. UJ V WV reef. WhIte w.11 Iii... ""We 00 .rIIa.l, '1195 LI '.1W UJ 63 C.usul1kk, heat. or. besutIful red wIth Mesh Isp. V WV redis, '1295 K.,.. . M S. Cesp., fully sesipp.d, bessliful red INV WV wkb whh. 15tsr*, so" LI MW Dels. U& V WV fully equip. -, a" ptul.us NI.., '1695 Partial Selection Domestics Traded On NEW VOLKSWAGENS 63 BUICK Special Station Wagon, 4.0,, V.I. sir, automatic, R A H. ,IJ SPIRIT 4-Speed 11 I. Gelsuls, V.I. automatic, ft. dio, healer, power slesring.. MONEA 4.DOOl PH, 3224312 fully equipped with Con. tlssental accessories. ss 62 Corvair - via== Wi . -M.~~_ ~ . '1395 64 Strickland Morrison 4.000* $IDM( EEF MAIL COUPON TO OUM TIC$*CAI COUISI 11$ 1. JIFIIUON IT. OILANDO, RODA STATS A3UI TIMIIftIS A1._ 1 Choice65ofComet 2, both pid. sitne "P. '1695 0) leg and brakes, estremsip - UYPiIRCN0,UATO (NUll) AT OSICI) -. . _ ' radio A bustor, spilt treat sssl for v.1k then sssvesl. ems Is rssr wat. , LA IW mw eades U'. V WV " klly .qvlp. '1695 L MW I.t.t. a.. UJ V WV tie. WISe., $495 ____ 09 HUNT"B's"B LI 'sNCOLN.MERCURY, INC. $95 IBM_COMPUTOR .' I, __w DEMO 63 Camper 11995 61 C.mp.r 50 CARS IN STOCK • Ill" i i. Come In For Positive Proof The Best New Car Deals Are HERE And NOW! 57 M.rcury - ' I Rooms, tars. Ile lathe, $33DI?. L MW lam.. SkI. UJ CsavwIlbl., fulty SqIIppId. New isi. did... Dim.. 1~ - low ULA1I 4.D001 D.frost.r, Electric Wipers, Full Carp.tlng, S.at lilt., Llght.r. Arm Rusts Front and lack Vinyl Interior, 4-Speed Floor Shift, Buck.t Seats. See Your AuthorIzed Dealer Nice, roomy * bedroom turn. apt., $41.11. Close is. 13*. 3)11. P'urn.. $ 31*., 3 bath, nice yard, patio. Avail. Dec 11; 333. 310). anfunsish. el kitchen equipped. Call $115511. 46""ft",* 60 Chevrolet Price Includss: WSW, H.D $10 mo,, up. Surplus City. i-BR, overlooking lake. near goif course. Ph. 41$.1114 or 146.5573 Orlando. IBEDROOM beuee, i. OUR BEST YEAR YET! H ll FURlS. 3 a $ Ir. house. Ph. 133.1017. LAKE MARY, on take, l.bedrooms, $ baths, central sir esaditionlng. M-0910. Stops Are Removed In Order To Make 1966 11 595 WITH SOW Porn. I 88. duplex; adults, 121.3510. 1 DR.., kitchen equipped. 322135$. Ia. turn. house. Clean, water turn. $11. 113.3714. RECORD YEAR! LOW RATE - LOCAL BANK FINANCING ~' All 97, House. For Heat Modsi home, kit, equipped, 3711 Sanford Ave. 121.0478. IS HEADED FOR A 'TILl P.M. 1491 FRENCH AVE. PH, 323.1002 PUIIN. ApI. $15 Part, Completely furnished, including washer, 3501 Magnolia, Phone 131.1111 Cocos. - Strickland. Morrison, Inc. 1966 ENGUSH FORD 1295 COMPARE HIGH VOLUME LOW OVERHEAD MAKES A DIFFERENCE " 4.0001 STATION WASON Furn. Apt. Newly decorated. Close in. Ph. 331.4310. $ BR., living rot., dining rot. II.. rm., Air Cond., fireplace, patio; no qualifying; $100 down. 531.1*11. '150 To '300 Down! '35.'50 Month! $32 $201 $17 $211 $17 64 Dodge "ANGLIA" 2-DR. SEDAN VWs 30 Days Or 1000 Miles SIll S S NEW ALL 100% GUARANTEED MECHANICALLY $40 SIll 83$ SIP) $35 Ii Carps., leud.d $111 135 A 1-Room Fur, Apt. Pyl, bath, 312.1301. ULICTJON TRADED ON Is warranted for 25 months Give The Family to $ mm. turn, apt. for sample, $45, 122.731). lunland: $.Bedroom. with 3 bathe and Scmsened.in patio. 3 BR turn, duplex apartmes 301 K. 27th. Call 133.1477. 83t-1415. $741 IG CerreIr 10 Dud's $13 Gateway To The Waterway III Robson Sporting Goods $33 Your EVINItUDII Dealer $33 12$ 104.1.5 E. jut. Ph. 335961 121 $11 II I'?. Fiberglas., Sea Fury. New top. windahield & lights. $11 40 hp. Johnson RIco. starter 531 and Tilt trailer. Phone 3:3. $34 5011 days, 122.1095 nit,. $10 $12 (Slastron ruriahout. 41 12)2 817 hp. 1111 Mercury el.o'. start. GAS-2312 Tilt trailer. Best offer buy.. I f-~T% • Volkswagen '54 Thrv '64 VWs SEDANS & WAGONS it Y.IIrd Sill $54 II PSI, V.I. stk. $81 $41 11 Psi... */W $711 $42 $7 11 Chevrolet $42 1517 $557 $411 $595 $491 $75? 1457 82*3 $557 $527 $147 $191 I I - - - _~'` Neatly turn, down stairs apt., $05 Park Ave. 118-0510, $51, Ellinor 7 Ms. 121. Scooters & Cycles * fir, turn, duplex apt. Contact 3811 Palmetto. Sale or Rent ME 2!2.4c2! - Lae. Ind Floor Duplex Apt., *32-1411; apply $1$ Park Ave. ~ 123, It.ais a. - Page noo,ovoossia ".." 1551 PARK VP.!Y1 I BR furnished duplex. $31. NIGHTS 144$. 111.1ST? 111.8124 111.0161 South Nominal* Number ROSE COURT APTM. 2011 mi.. I1I.T1II ford Ave. l.11edroom, icc.. floor unIt. Call 331-0753. Hoist.'. 96, Munch. Paint Sespa Motor Scooters, New A typed. $211 *12 l..wls Sales A Pervice $141 133 2517 W. Country Club Rd. Slit 523 3:3-7)21 Ill $717 II? Boats & Motors I A 6 room@ turn, newly decore atod 404 E. 14th It, PORN. Apt. a... Cowan. 111.5113. Dec. 10, 1965 USED YILAR WARRANTY OPEN INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Company I 1012 SANFORD AVE. turn, apt. 301 B. Iih. $61. Lemon Bluff, $v,000; I flit, I-lilt, 311.3951, 312.2211. nearly new, double lot, private dock. 331.2114. FURS. Apt. Reasoaaule. $21. 0451. $100 AUTO GLASS I'URN. APT., 1350 Mellonvllls, Wall To Wi'ill Carpet •rntttirh 111MIa COMPLETE ..... apt.. $100.00 DOWN' VA-FHA e _______ 1.fldrm. Furn. API. clean, close In. 101 I'almnstto, Tel. 8231874. '.. •v,,, AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER co. W. J GUARANTEED d St. 19.5032 'II Chew., good running oondi. ALL*04 WORK Gort. UI. 3*3-ITO:. - 41 3 jdaw* Autos For Sale 'IS) Chevy Impala ConvertIble; Dew tot.. iii stick. 5°,000 cc. '40 Rambler super iii. wgn., tual miles. Radio A heater. straight shift; RAH, new While wall tire,. A-i shape. tires, ales. $415. 3:12-03.1L Bra,. Motots, 7111 French *28.0181 __________________________________ '511 Volvo completely gone over. En, overhauled and trans. 'SI Corvai' 4 at. 105 Pities; mission, lute new. Trans. an'o.. Just 1411 tarred. Must .ell. 2:2.1701. lit,.. Motors, 701 French 322.0131 By owner: '44 Jeep Wagoneer. Standard Shift. 4 wheel dr.. 04.9 vw station wagon, Mn'lel power winch. 3*3.1411. 231, tine passenger. extra Clean, low mileage, only $3)5. Brass Motor,, 701 French Automotive Service 123.0131 Auto Glass, 'IS Ford, S cyl., new snilne: Top. A Seat Covers ideal second car; 122-2300. Furn. bachelor apis., utilities HOMES FOR SALE furnished $10 me, ManIando Immediate occupancy or cusEprgs. area, IS minutes from tom built. Any financing downtown Orlando. Call *32needed to available. 3022 or 433.1554. Nights 2211.. 11 74 ENTERPRISES, Inc. $587. Collects 121-3111 C 4 I I 1 '.05.1* III S. Park 111.5091 Stenstrom Realty Want Ads t C. A. WR1L)DON SR. Richburg Realty 55, Furniture - 3.flR. boose completely turn. 1.1.4.. 3*3.3577 - New I DR with I tiled bath. Living-Dining rm., kitchen AVALON Al'AItThLRNTS equipped. Furnace heat, car 123-141? porte. Exclusive rural rest. 111 W. 2n4 St. dentia.1 area. $100 cash, Furn. )" apt.. O5 Park Ave. Ball-Blair Agency -. I I You'll Find IT HERE! I .60 CLEAN, quiet rooms for men. '11 fl.tinI.:n tstion wagn. 401 Magnolia. 111.0711. 1120. 101 Escambla Pr. 1 742$. • 1 A $ 1111.. excellent location, Tel. 323.1374 after 1:30 P. m. 106. Apartments 115. Autos For Sale -- New 4 811, 3 tiled bath, large House trailers A spaces for living rm. Dining rm, dou. rent on Iane lake, adults ble cam-porte, fully equipped only. 323.7881. kitchen; duct heat, air condltianing optIonal. Select One, 1 Br. 'Trailer l0s47. • ". neighborhood, rural. $1,000 4505. cash, - Everett A. Harper PROPERTY MGR. Agency Sales Broker Avenue and VA.PHAetaoIn steal. tail 822-2285 or 822-2264 P. 0. fox 387$ Everything 1/3 oft, Gifts, cards _______________________________ books, Corner Stereo 100 )lag. u.. Youngstown. Ohio 4411$ your Furniture, u us WICLLI URll.L.ED, PUMPS Tangerines, Naval Oranges, noita Ave. Quick lorries with the Cash. Adams, Richmond Ave. off IPIIINSC14ER SYStEMS Real Estate - Insurance dinner IUPllR TRADING P 0 i T. 69, Schools a Instructions Geneva not. All Typic and 11i51 3rd A Park Ave. 111.1441 White single button W. ltepat sad leeviss I-Pc, sectional Rattan sofa. jacket. 3$ short; worn once, W!LSON-MAIPIR FURNITURI ITIHU FLYING $RUISCUL,S RANCH Trail Isiy 1.11 $20. Spanish guitar liii ClamFloral. Cash $71, Ph. 333.1109. Macbin. And Supply Cs. BICP'ORI BUYING CALL 312.18*1 IaOC&tSd $ miles test of Owiede Inst. lid. practice violin. $11. $11.15 1. Iii 131.lots 5,? W. 1n4 It 11111 on Hwy. SI). Student Wattle. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS $3$2$4L time. Ilagie A twin engine Example-- Like new Kirby, For Sale 111-flit W. charter. Rise Aviation Pro. IT-Il Mouth complete w/attach, Original SPECIAL ducts. Ph. 181.1211. cost $181, now $51.11. AND FUgN1TLJitl - Freigni damMANY OTIIKItI1 t I INTRO. OFFER aged bedroom and dining SANFORD ELE(IrRIC Help Wanted room furniture. Mazy piece. 71. 0. I. Ap,uiaaoe.-NOw a Used IANVOIII) VACUUM PERVICE 25% OFF 3111 1. PARK AVE. 121.1113 show no damage, however __________________________ its Magnolia who GIFTS for the one 111.1111 has price is ', or less than tSj• TOUNOMAN interested In auto sverythlngl Sa*ss.flentals ular retail. Molt Freight parts to help prepare and Rsal Estate CAIIOL'M GIFT SHOP, Sings, Electric sewing machine Damaged Parsittars S lea, Ph. 111-4111 take yearly Inventory. May 105 W. 1st St. YKltN PLAZA In Console cabinet, Ilk. new, Hwy 17.11. Ca.e.lberni. result in permanent position, (Formerly iiaygirl) an forward A reverse. Sews See Stanley Ilehenney, parts I. Sb. Cusrt at the Couaty Wk Days Open 11.7ee for mak ing but. Lot. For Sal. U a e d furniture appliances, Nit., Seminole County Mo. judge. Seminole V.uaIp'. P1.,- toss boles, Big 1.1 Sundays sagging a tools, .tc. Iiougbt.Iold. Lost. 11., I. Probate. tars. designs. Fully fancy stitch ny's Mart. 211 Sanford Ave. New Smyrna Beach. lth lot I. re russ. of XMAS PRESENTS Ph. 133.4132.. guaranteed. Can be seen in from Altintle Blvd., on Ith ISAIIVIIY AUGUST SWANSON Now and Save IMMEDIATE your area. Mike $ Mo. pay. St. Ph. 123.1110.. Deceased. $if. mints of $4.11 or will di.. linger .leetriee. Ito. 036. BEDDING CO. ECHOI.S EMPLOYMENT nil P.r.... Ta Au Cr41tor $50. All guaranteed, with SC• count for cash. Write credit Redding a Furniture Having Claims or Biassed. ceasories. Pay as little a. $1 mist. i 113 I, Clearwater 34, AT FACTORY PRICKI: Against 1.14 IteSutsa per week. Lergo, P1*. 833.1111 11) Magnolia You and each of YOU are $ Or, I lots, naes sect., big IANPORD SEWING CENTER hereby notified and required to tries, realisable. 113.1371 111.1411 ISO So. Park Ave. t'1tt present any claims and doafter 1:10. Legal Notice Mende Which you. or either of Upholstering A Mattress reH a t t o I talking ROCKING novatlsig. New A Used Purni. 1 DR.. 1 lots, **closed double you. may have against the HORSE. like now. 113.8711. rlv'ri'rIovs MANN garage, deep well. fruit tress. estate of HA1tVI'.T AUI1Ut? tune. call Nix Deriding Mfg. ________________________ 5*1.0651 or 111.5111. SWANSON. deceased. late of NOTICE II hereby given Co. Celery Ave. III' Minimum of 2 yra experience at 103 refrig. $10 A $11; Heater, $201 sai,1 County. to the County I am engaged in businse 3117. In general aircraft maintencabinet nick. $31. 3840 lila. Gov't. owned THA house., are Fern Park. Seminole Col Judie of Seminole County. ance, modification, r e p si r. watha. now repaired before selling. ..aselfled Ads run It days Florida, at his office in the Florida. under the licit Sheet metal ezperisnce, drillWe have availableearn a 140 iline rate. Try court house of said County at name of Fern Park Mo ing a rivetIng haiptul. $ BEDROOM. * BATH them and ose the rs.ultel Smnforit, Florida. within six and that I Intend to roe SUN L.A N 0 calendar months from the time said name with the Cler BEDROOM, I BATh! of the first publication of this the Circuit Court. Sam Apply at personnel office or PINECILEST pIcTrriOV. MANN Legal Notice notice. Two copies of each County. Florida, in accord send resume of experience to I PIEDROOM, I BATH NOTICE IS her.t.y given that I claim or dr'nisnd Shall be in with the provisions of the Personnel Office, Fairchild. RAVENNA PARK am engaged in business at 411 IS 1111 CIRCUIT COURT OP writing, arid shall state the tltiou. Name Statute., to Hiller Corp., P. 0. Drawer Also have VA houses, $100 Sanford Aye., Hanford. Semi- 701 PTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT lIsce of r,.iil.nce and pust 'of. Mectio 111.01 Florida St It. Augustine. II, down, nole county. Florida, under the IS £51) FOR sEMINOLE payment. of $10 and tic. address of the claimant. 1317. fictitious name of Poormnn'a COUNTY, FLORIDA. up. sigi Alan Xing IliubI ant shall be sworn to by the A good buy in Pineereet area. store. and that * Intend ts IS CHANCERY SO. $fl11 claimant. her agent, or attor- Publish Doe. It. *7, 14, St. An squat opportunity employer. 1 BEDROOM. * BATH. $100 register said same with the (ARRIDOB) ney and accompanied by a fil- CDT-IT down and pick up balance Clerk of the Circuit Court, ing too of one dollar and such WORCESTER PISDERAL on mortgage, at 444%, and Seminole County. Florida. In SAVINGS AND LoAN Ailso. riali. ,,r demand not so filed IS TIlE ('iRUIIST VOVRI Notice THIS 555TH JUDICIAL only 15 years left on Mortofl aocordance with the provi. CIATION, a United Slit., of iliali Ii, vol.1. (tIlli', iS ASI) FOSS SEWS) gage. 'Ions of His Fictitious Name America corporation. id Feilcita 0. Swanson COURT, ITS 751 CIRCUIT C*t$TY, FLORIDA* 551.01 section itatutee, to.witi Ac ezecutria of the Lest Plaintiff, NINTH JUDICIAL CiNVt'IT, IS CMASCI2RT no. gust Florida Statutes 1)17, VIll and Testament of vs. IN AND P0'. 1151104.1 10* THE BEST SulBig: K. II. Smith 11AIIVIY AUGUST SWAN. FEDERAL NATIONAL UII KENNETH J. BROWN. a single COUNTY, FLORIDA, (IAtIE ASIiOCIATION, a Stu US Publish Nov. *s & Dee, I, II, man, MON. ,ters'as,d IN CHANCERY NO. 11511 states Corporation. Days 311.1175 Might: 31$-SIll sri I,, 1)41. $TlNSTltOlIi, L)AVII Defendant, NOTICE OP SUIT Plat CDS-71 A SOTICS OP lAIR PATRICIA RUTH WH11- AK- 1 Bdrm,, partially furnished. vs. Attorneys for Euectitrla NOTICE IS HiRtlIiY GIVEN KR, large lit, fruit tress, sear IN TWO CI'.CV I? COURT OP JACOB S. WARD and I',st Office lint *3311 certain that pursuant to that school, shopping. $7,100. 2715 Plaintiff, TWIG NINTH JUDICIAL CIA. BETTY L. WARD. his wi Hanford, Florida 11771 Final Decros in Yorseioetare vs. Park Ave. Call 111.561?. Clii?, IN AND FOR SEMINOISS Defend I'ubii h Nov. 25 A Doe. I, It. made and entered herein on RICHARD ADA!'. WHVT'TAK. COUNTY, FLORIDA. MOl'ICE OP Sf5? II IT, 1111. the Ith day of December. 1946 Spacious I nil., living rm., din. Eli, IN CHANCRRY No. 1MW NOHYOSSIE YOUK1'L1. ('1)8.10 by the Honorable WILLIAM Ii. ing rm., Igo. Fla. rm., on 3 Defendant. oIvoMUa Tilt .IACUI1 S. WAIII) and AICIIIIRIE, one of the Judges 7311 STAT'. OF FLORIDA TOs lots in loch Arbor; $11,000, IIICKNICK WILLIAMS. IliCTIT I WARD, I. the ('curt .1 the V.umty 113.5101. RICHARD ADAIR WHITPlaintiff, Of Circuit Court in and for the Ulf* Jssst., Nriais.si. C.uaSy, Pier. Ith Judicial District, in and TAKER Vs. Residence Unknown Ida, a Pr.bste, for Seminole County, Florida, 759 bites Avenue NEMiAIL WILLIAMP. You, Defendants, art hi Ii tot If.tsS. .1 Pilver Spring, Maryland Defendant. wherein WORCESTER PRO. actifi.d that a Complais llF.IITHA A. IIAGAM, EltAl. SAVINGS AND LOAN A sworn Complaint having NOT1CS TO APPEAR p.e.as.d. foreclose a certain mcvi ASSOCIATION, a United States been tiled against you in the TATE OP FLORIDA Toe To All Creditor. mad P.s'ssas on the following described of America corporation, Is the Circuit Court in and for SemI- SEVERAL Outstanding 1 A $ NEMIAH WIlLIAMS: slowing ClaIms or D..aads perty. situate, lying And I Bedroom Homes available Ia Plaintiff, and ICICNNF.TiI l nole County, Florida, in Chan. 1 Singleton tlreet in seminal* County. Fir Against Sold Rotates all Areas of Sanford. Let us IIIIOWN, a slngie man, is the csry, for DIvorce, the short Camilla. Georgia lou and each of you are to .w it I Show you Aroundi Defendant. title of said action being PA. YOU ARIG HEREBY NOT!. Lot 1*4, OAKLAND H hereby notified and required FIKI) that a Bill of complaint the undersigned Clerk of the TIUCIA RUTH WHITTAICER, According to the plat t to present any claims and 4.. for divorce has been flied above slylsd Court appointed Plaintiff, versus RICHARD of ma recorded I. Plat maids which you. or either of agaInst you. and you are re- by said Deoree, will offer for ADAiR WHITTAXIR,, Defend. II, pages 8$ and 54, 1 you, may have against the quIred t. service a copy ci an asic and sell to the highest and ant. the" Prevents are to Itocord. of lemisols S estate of IIICIITHA A. IIAOAN, 1501 I. Park Ave. pleading to the Bill best bidder for cash at the cause and require you to tile Answer ty, Florida. deceased, late of said County. 113-1111 anytime of complaint on the PlaIntiff's front door of the Seminole your written defense., it any, to the County Judge of Semi. has been filed agalaed yr Attorney Paul C. Perkins, SIT County Courthouse is the City to the CompIsInt filed hotels, $ A $ BR houses; 121-1551. nole county. Florida, at his the above styled suit and West south street. Orisad.. of Sanford. Florida. on His 17th MW to serve $ copy thereof office in His courthouse of an. required to serve a Florida, and tit* the original day of December, 1151, at upon P*slnIitt's atterssye •s WEEKEND SPECIALS said County at Sanford. P'lor- of your answer •r pleadis answer er pleading ii the •t. *1:11 o'clock, A. K., the fol- or before the 1.1 day Of Jan. Ida. within eli calendar months Ike Complaint on Plaintiff ONLY $ill DOWN tics of lbs Clark .1 the Circuit lowing described property, to. scary, A. D., 11646 otherwise a from the time of the firms pub. lately. Joseph 34. Munsi Decree Pro Coauesso will be We have corns Of FHA and VA Court on or before Monday. Witt llcst Ion of this notice. Two 0. Box Its, Fern Park. Fii vsrnsaat •wnsd homer LOT 14, BLOCK *3, NORTH entered against you and the D.osmb.r 1?. 1181, if you fall copies of each claim or demand and (15. lb. original anso listed. All are completely r.ORLANDO *51 ADDITION, cause proceed an ports. 10 do so Judgmsnt by default aball hi S. writing and ehall pleading I. the .fti.. 0' dee.retsd. Some have equipscvording to plat thereof (1111A.!) will be taken against you ter stats the place of r..id.noe and Clark .4 lbs Circuit Cow It" kitchess. Some bars two f.cord.4 In Plat Book II, Arthur U. *eskwlth, Jr.. the relief demanded In the Bill post office addr.s. of the or biter. the Seth day et bedroom*. others tkr.s. Pages 33 and 34, of the Clerk of the Circuit Court 51 complaint. claimant. and shall- be swore ember, 111$. It pus tall Monthly paymosts, Including Public Records of FeralNinth Judicial Circuit to WITNESS my hand and seal to by the claimant. his agent, no, a dsanee pro casemate principal and i.t.rest, lass sole County. Florida. and for Seaiaole Cousty, at Bamford. Seminole County. or Attorney and accompanied be taken against you to than re*t. To check Ii... Florida Florid., this 11th day ci Nov- all as mars particularly sit by a tiling si of one dollar r.lI.4 demanded I. the outstanding buys, saIlforth in the eforisaid PIcnic in all Elisabith Insesbas, ember, 1345. and such claim or demand not plaint. Foreclosure on file in the D. C. WITNIR my band and (SEAL) so tiled shall be void. Above described Court. C. Verses Mice. Jr. Arthur S. leckolth, Jr. shal eeal .4 51(111 at las /s/ Sabo" I.. ILaas Clerk .1 ho circuit court (SEAL) OP CLEVELAND, Au ss.eutsr ef the I..il I.alacls Cusaty, thIs Stu 533.2131 *355 PARK D*IYI Arthur 11. Beckwith. Zr. SON A MIII at: Martha T. Vlhlem 1 No embet. lift. Will and Testament .1 Clark of His Circuit Court Attorneys for PSaLI1X Deputy Clerk (UAL) 0013*7551 OSAROl ACA MAGAX, By EUeab.th Ifusnahas P. 0. Drawer I PAUL C. PIRKIPSI Arthur IL Ssckwiti, COVETS- haRM meill U Deputy Cisri Suits IIISIT we" South SOrest Clerk St 1h CIwsuIl 010, A. IPIIIL 3*. pus owe pAssi. Psi ola.sed lssfetd AtlasIl. *115.51 Risk Barnard 11. Jatte lss4e, Florida ByiMRthsT.Vli5.S Lttsrs.y for mid 1*1Mm fled Aft to wast tie Vial 14.37 5. W. FIrM Stress BuiHlng Attorney tor Plaintiff Deputy Clark Ill MaasUe Assays Sanford, MIami, Plorils Ulli FIda Des. Publish Nov. 1), 15 A U psi have $ pu.se. yea have S. PsbU* Ku. $5 A Dee. Sanford, Flurids PublIsh Des. 16 its $16 lot 1155 Publish Dee iS. 154$ skanie esseust for sasS. to. 196L publish Dee. 1, IS, IT. it, INS U. 1)41. C07.10 a *si'sla WSMMi ICDT-M 'PDS.S? ilome Nicely decorated S DR turn. house, $15, includes water. 113.1107. 108. Room'. For Rent Payton Realty 51. Well I)rIlllng I - St. Johns Realty I. 97. Houses For Rent MobIle Seminole Realty I1.. 11j. :tI T Sale Hires your chance to make some important money while you build your career as an independent businessman. * Illack Ithetiand pony more, OVER 11 TEARS What do you need? Energy 7 yr. old. gentle. $100. 121. of fine workmanship in uphot. Ambition. A liking for Pita7)50 after S p. m, storing. Draperies, slipcovers. pie. A desire to render a vital ii little as Payments Time service. A modest investment lilack AKC Poodle Pups for $1 me. Drapery hardware is. gai n. IVili hold for Christmas The Atlantic Defining Corn. .tallation. Nitta. Reasonable. 322.2471. pony will set you up In the LAGNAPPE ICUIaP DECORATING SHOP Service Station business-pay Ph. 131.3811 SOMETHING you while you learn- give i. Special Notices 3.fl.droom masonry, I bath you "follow.thrnugb" help. home, $ eloaets and utility It you can qualify, write or Plants, Now (lsmnscock itestaurant, liar room. lagnappe at no extra call R. K. Collins, P. 0. fbi A Lounge ow open. Specialcost: air conditioner, 'TV ter. or phone 1411, Winter Park. icing in sea food and steaks. *500.100) Hamiina, on sour. al, citrus trees and oak 434.3393 day.. 447.7353 even. lIu.ine.smen's lunch; sand1*3-4*46. trees, established lawn, well Ingo. wiches: also a a carts. Long- _________________________ and pump, electric stoye and wood htuiei-53S-1)t1. 50. refrigerator, wall to wall Shorti Don't Sill Yourself carpeting. Would you say RECESSiON - DEPRESSION Catering - Food they ars worth $400? or do.. For easy, quick carpet clean. PROOF BUSINESS sr to $1,000? The advantage nj rent flue Lustre Rico. EXCEPTIONAL 11100 -- fIllip CITIIIJII Folt XMAS of buying a used home-no trio Shampooer, only $1 per EARNINGS All vanieti.s-,uirantesd decost extras. Buy less than to. Gay. Carroll Furniture Co. PART • TIME • WORK livery. Ifolileanna Groves. placement. not $11,000 but FOR ADDED INCOME hwy. IT-Il, Maitland, 544- TYPEWItITERS- Remington $1,100, $90 down, 1100 to Reliable party or persons, male 1508 Glenn A. tingle-Ill. veteran.. Convenient to portable complete with case, or female, wanted for this 1155. schools and shopping. Cull $14.50, Royal KMM table me. area to handle the world now. Nights 111.1)1). del with touch control, mail. famous R.C.A., Sylvania, O.K. Special Services - margins, ITEMPER AGENCY $59. 121.1111. and Westinghouse TELE. Insurer VISION and RADIO TUBES Realtor • Appraiser 'oib CAIIINETS. 111.0*14. 1119 5. Trench Ires ripened citrus. Navels. We icid through our latest mod- 111.4111 ship. ship. Albert H. P511, 051cm. type tube testing and em I1OBIRT A. WIWAILI JET SPRAY CLEANING $1.1$73, 121.4111. merchandising units. Will Realtor Walls Root EATON not interfere with your preRaymond Lursdqui.t, Also. Y.nt.ecb Its-toll 4 Burner Sea range, eec. stand. sent employment. To qualify 231.3011 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 111.51*4. you must have: $3,413.00 Cash Sanford floating A Available Immediately, Car. Air Conditioning 425-5938 I spare hours weekly. Should Piano, easy action for student. General Shoat Metal Work up to $500.00 per month Also weather proof van-type TIll TIMI TESTED P1*11 322-5612 oil A Gas Burner Berries (DIal Dittos) ) in your spare time. This oem- Ill H. Park Ave. 111.8135 tandem wheel trailer. Call ISIS Orlando Dr. Prea bats.. 0.ae ns lashed lmaai. party will extend financial 333.0549. 111.8110. Might 113-SOIl ssi.tance to full time It 4.o, i sired. Do not answer unless nalal sleeping usgs $1.11 Distinctive portraits done ii fully qualified for the time Ink and wash or pastel from ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 50. MIsc. For Sale ArtIcles For Rent and investment. IISVEITMEI!? a uAIlrY photographs. till, $7.11 13* 110 tantord Ave. ~ • starts Immediately. ItS N. Park Ave. a - ii, $11.10 Call 113.1111. RENT £ 110 5 5 Business is set up for you. WouLD 1300K Encyclopedia. HEATERS $1 per Mo. Ph. 522.4343. Rollaway, Hoi$tal, Baby • • We secure locations. Hardware $ Portable electric, 'Thermo. Made, hi Vu, Week. .r e e Selling, soliciting or super. slat controlled, w/variat,le fflTAliI.E TV, 110. 133.0171. Month. ience not nec.aeary, Sanford's Must Completo heat setting. Toastmaster, CAItROLL'l PURNITURE For personal Interview In your TEl) WIU4AMI HDW. 133.1111 liii Westinghouse, $10; '• 11 FT. Presser, chest type. Like Ill West 1st. city, writs, please include 2465 South Park 111.1114 15$ IC. 11th ceilent condition. 111.1118. now. Ph. 555.5770 after S p.m phone number. .,4. Upholstery Looking For A Sc cond Car Turn. or unfurnished 1 BR, 2 Sm. house. 322.0116. bath Ravenna Park. Avail. $100 DOWN Homes Sale Doe. It. 3234509. No qualifying excipt good credit; * BR, 2 bath home; JUST IN TIME for 801 NASUA traileredible for large living lim., separate HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION camping. Ph. 111-1134, ask dining mm-, patio with barbefor fled or Ed. cue. large lot. $14,100. Terms. Beautiful $ 1311. 3 tiled bath, Lii. DR. equipped Kitchen PRAIRIE SCHOONER, 5*35 ft Deluxe. Heat and air condiLerge trailer lot, $1,001, Good condition. Reasonable, tioning in every room; 2 car *.113-73411. Ph. garage, paved driveways. 3 acre, on nice lake with bath. 123.1101 3140 Hiawatha at 11.11 nj beech. Mobile Homes - Rent - FHA-VA HOMES 1 . '' iI LOCH ARDOR Beautician wanted, see Jimmy Cowan, Cut 'N' Curl. Ph. For sale by owner: Waterfront. 3 ER. TI... Rm.. large lot. $77 312.0115 or 3*1.40*3. Mo. 322.1141 after 3:25 p.m. thort order each: evening ahittl some experience rs- FIreplace, screen poyca, hardwood floor., 3 bath, Country gaited. Apply in person to setting near 2.4. 3 utIl. rooms. Mrs. Alien, Eckerd DrugS, I carport., plus other ad. vantages, at $14,$05 with FULL TIME Baby Sitter, live good terms. In. 221.1111. CALL DART REAL ESTATE 111-7411 Day or Night Situation Wanted large new 4 8* 1*0055* will 1 Days work. $13.5440. be ready for Christmas. Each one has ALL the features Days Work. 311-1I4T, you enjoy for pleasant living. Priced nighti TRADE your Will care for elderly psrssn too small home now and In my home. 323.5585. start living? CALL. DART REAL ESTATE 83. Real Estate 333.7495 Day or Night Have clIent who want. ?`!n $ acres on It. Johns River. Call $ BR., Fl.. Rot.. 3(11. Equip., Fruit A Shade trees-Oood -Will-lame flealty-323.7143. buy. *22-0431. 100 DOWN e I 0 if 4. 1 Poodle puppies, 7 wk.e, fe ltsn. Tealal sal RussIa' male. Mother. 14 me. old. W.Z.names 123.0415. $heltie., like l a y collies; loving. Pianola piano, $41. *11.1)11. senile, watchful. AKC Itegie' tired 144 Wks. Rl.87)7. - • - ftwor 7jj ISO M ?NMI a ' L POKU ANT ' REMEMB MS 8ai• 77. Misc. For Sale ERRORS - I I "Mo tWMITTDJ 43. 7LAll$1p'1E,11 IJIbI'LAt I VO r ANIMAL HAVEN. E.aasII Thermostat Heat, Boarding. 233.1712. Tall come see usi 11 t.15I 3 I1.IOII IILos . ~~ I Car. CHILD CARE, any ago. any. tim., in my home. 511.1154. 8. .t.1s I 211.5011.50 I 1.50 I I IlHit.* *1. 1 - Will keep your children while you do Christmas shoppIng. 121-lIST. 322-5612 jV1 i ANT AD S ! Dial .'. 22m5612! W. Results, aaj,) xffam Ills Classified Quick 322.4084 HUNT LINCOLNe, MERCURY INCORPORATED 109 N. Pulmelt. An, Pb. 322.4154 144 POND PaInlan. 100 4-dr. sttslM shift, radio and $ rester. XXX alias. 1195 "INS Extra sharp'4) '4) POND SAL. 100 24es, hardtop, radio, hoof. en, standard shift with small V-I ..spine for real seeremy. 'U CADILLAC Soda" DeYlli., fully equl CHIVY Impale Super Sport soups, console, automatic trinsmi,. sloe, ,adle, heater, bucket tests, Areal $ areim puff. 1795 '43 FALCON Station we5ee, 4.dser, awl.. mitic transmission, radio I beater, absolutely the decried In II.. '1 9 '43 RENAULT ped. All onigicol, S ONLY ......... ill 141 CONVAIR 700 coup*. Automatic kiss. mltsien, radio & heater, Eat,, isice. 1695 '44 CHEVROLET Impala 4-deer, Hardtop. automatic •remml,si.n, re di. £ heater, power •tserin s199g sharp 4.doo,, radie and beater, speed tnansmlssen. A reel beeuUfui $ rid............. 4. 795 '43 CHIVY II '43 IUICK Wildcat conv.rtibI.. PvIIy equIpped, all original mist cossditlsis, ONLY Nov. Super Sport c.rsvsntl. We, I.eyiinder, sutemetis transmission, radio, hester, sutri nice. I pro. $ views local owner 1395 ....,...., '41 T.IIID COUPS Fully equipped Including air condllionlng. $ ONLY '4) FORD '42 OLDS Super IS Sterfire isupe, fully equipped including air cesidlhioning. Red and whit. ir'rmaculat. $ isedition...... Galaxle 100 Fastback. Fully equipped Including aIr can. ditioning. Extra $ Nice '42 CHEVROLET AuNaatl. prussedwIas, 'c- • 1895 Convertible, automatic trans. mission, radio I $ heat.r, All original, 1595 1795 '43 CHEY. CONY. dl., hsatee, pew., Wssdsq, 0.. .vs $ swie,, ONLY '43 OLDS P.11 '42 COMET 2-door delus, sedan, aule. mstic transmission, redis I b.aher, XXX INS clean Ceuvs,ttbhu, fully .qulppsd Ia(iudle 515 Like new $ isadhiss. ....... 1695 '41 CHEY. IkAll '41 FORD .q.ipped 11- 4.d.e, Fairiene 100, avIs. 4-Dow, heater, power steering. Extra 5,nd buy, $ ONLY .......... Ni ........... 1995 '44 FORD GALAXII malls trerisminlen, redie £ 795 '44 CHEVROLET 2-door. V.1, 4'sp.esd trans. mission. radic and hoofer. XXX Clean, 5 ONLY.......... 1795 '41 OLDS P41 4-door statics wagsa, fully .qulpp.d inuir.diag air can. dutieaisg. Real nice. 2 to choose from, 1995 .Judia fully sit suadidesle,, ___ 4.Dw, fully s.shu.sd 15. .ledl. sOw s..dlthslsg, 2 I. .hse.i 150I 'Is's $ :eadltlo......... 1795 '44 FORD iDes.' berdis,, fulip equip. -IsaildiM di su*Iss hgabm51a em. Lsw sell" g. Sf 5 INIXPINSIVI TRANSPORTATION g.1 PLYMOUTH $161 ISO 61 16 II'! 34s. 'IL CADILLAC S O 11190111 ie 11I !I STUNI-KS1 $ 150 5.4.., $ 'CNIYIOUT Sol A154.Pas.' 05 $101 'L CADILAC 1e4.e. S Elinor Volkswagen 3219 Ss 1742 SANFORD FACTORY AUTHORED VW DIALEN SANFORD 1221131 ORLANDO 444.1114 OPEN DAILY TO 9:11 P.M. �--__________ -- ------- lot •• - - - - : • -- I w AN - 1 MW ______ 1 Seminole * * * County FUW W I., of __ R 5$ wvHJ ItS S AM wbs he had a ?1*I? RAPIIR? CRVR pp' i,.au. cnwtc* Ch$$0S oem., ttb 0 Menus Worship Sill ia. Pa.4o Marsh8tl 3 7.. 1:41 a. a. Sunday Sobs.) RVICII SATURDAYa. Hernias Wirship 11:11 1:51 S. a. lelbath School a. liii 151*. a. Trsa las Ua1.0 Worship Iemvtie Rvi*lii Winship Tail p. a. W.d*i.1*V 14101 Till P. a. Till p. a. Wid. PrayS' Service SLDRR SF141705 BAPTIST Lv*. Orisado Rd. at HiltS'FIStS' P. UsatIton Griffis Sill a. a. Alliance SunliT 5oI 11:11 a. a. 5:55 V. a. Tralnial Usisa CHURCH ALLIANCE a,saIaE Worship Tail P. a. till Park Lvi. it *4th St. PIltV stir ucoervsv _____ a. a. $U.XD BAPTIST CHURCH ai,v School -*141 a. a. Pinch An. sss Worship S.rviea pest•? TN p. . SIT Youth lull, a. mdiv $shs.I (Tall.) Sill p a. A. a. lull t.U.wskip Falls )ien. Worship sn. liti. s.n$lss till P.M. -ti@ p. a. Wsd. Prayer * till P. a. Bible Study 'SpouaeT*4 by Baptist Follow* ship" y2i1T1-DAT - - ., - - Z,eapsltMlI Isrv. Till p. a. 7._Il, NIShI ISIVIIS liii P. a. Y.P. 5. WM. - VA y - - . - - - Old . - - - _____ - - LIIPII PIHECREIT IL OF GOD CUURCSLY Car. 17th sal ala PutsS $. )l. wilder $I1 I. a. Sunday Schaal S. a. Monstas WorshIP- 11:11 till p. a. woats WorshIp 051 p. a. oith rv. (Sea) UI*.Wllk Sir?. (Wsd.) I V0 a. F - - 7115? CHRISTIAN CRUROR DISCIPbEI OF CHRIST Ill? i. Sanford 4vS. 5. v.mn.a Pulor Sill a. a. Sunday School Morning Worship- 1*111 & a. - Baptist CPSTRAL pipril? CHURCH cit. 14th Ii. 0 Oak LVI. radler Its a. a. ualay lc*s.l -S4l - still a. a. lOralui W.r.hlp Sail P. stahl Uuhs. SaSS p. a.. Hvla$*l Sorv$U _ IAHPORD CHRISTIAX ClUIF.CH Woasu'. Club Buildimi $11 Oak Avenue *oasrt Diii. III a. a, audIt IohH$ Worship unto.- lull I. *. Xvsni S.ntos -Till P. a. radio BroodofiI W.T.3t.P. lv.. - 5:11 a. a. - ________ _ - pun..., S. 1:10 p. EL Till GOOD 111$PIIRRD WTHRRAH ChURCH p1,oa 511.1511 Owl.a P sot y, fls Her. 3. -lundsy lO.d - Sill a. a. Homshar Worship - 11:00 A. on. C.aasalo*-Pint Sunday as Rash Koath . _________________________________________________________________________________________________ • ______ ______ . ' . .. ... ___ ______ _____ Hi most 1.10*1 $nsl •uad*V Service è a. Ugh lundap' Ieoet Sub iota '0*4 hal PrUlrVSl of $an, P. a. W.dns.dap' Suns. - SillPint diii a.emi Ill W a.a.-4i11 p WsswdslIa Dill - - HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. nd CARRAWAY I McKIBBIN S of &I Sponsors Make This Church Notice And - DirectorY - NELSON ICO., . " Ovi.do, )'losid& , ' , Smad IL 9040-604 CELERY CITY PRINTING AUTOMOTIVE W. z . INC. H 3, , THE AMERICAN OIL CO. AMERICA Tslsphon. Employees L*cal No. 8108 SONS, INC. A. DUDA I Slavia, honda LS. Mt. Plea isI1oasrV now Sotbs$ Mt.uivaa(V 5*5551 Chink. Chulusta Ba. Las's Chihili. ChaISk, Peishlal Kb . * *.k.ry Ave. Lat*.sh Paptist Chunk, OvIadi Lye. Oak *$lI $.w Mt.. Osival? MIeuliMiy 555151 Csstral Baptist Chunk, Cathells Church, Mall. Chuhusta pirsi baptist CbUSb ll$ W. 111k as. St. Mary ____ Churele g Lvi. ChulistI $aptlt Maw 551.. PrIIUVI SoptM Spring. Baptill clamelAs ch, ills Ps., Ave &tt tpt,s Ill lehasa *4 " Chrlsttàa chunk, lIlT I. 555*5.4 L!S. itU W. nth IS. Pint Baptist Church. Ill ,sr* ,e. oesiwa aspUM CO$0$SGATSO ILL M$I.t church 51 cities PapiSt Church C.ajr.1*easi Christian Church Pessatest $55451 Church ill W. Oases *1. smoali Ipntas 2511 Park Avg. japtist ChuteS. *145* *1, at. IN, A1ts.onIi iiaaS prairie g Church, Merthiuis rirsi e.phtM clutch if D.Iarv ii Gasivi allul.W, lspt*it Chsch, *utwsy Hevns Or, rJ 't re aa*Uet chuNk _____ j51 .555555 Church .1 Lab' baiT SkUlk MtiVrup' 55141$ ChuteS. CHUICH 0 (?W" rwst lpt1M Chu 9 Chunk 51 Christ. 1115 1. Pelt Lea, v et o" Moral Chunk of Chubat, 0e.Ivs 555. Chunk _ cki, b obst4b 14 511 0i1151 uJ5S4 51 KWO of l%P!u' lii a. Ch in--, assist ____ . 011411, t& Chunk St. stkswe MlsMiusl Cessna '' 101 Church it 001, Ill 11,15ev Clunk, 551. i4.ps $I, Chink 01 0.1, 51115. Preach K)elNSI lull-ku Chunk at S'% a a. iliuM NkIS. apllooW.• _ ms. 551w a, si%sim .a*. .j 0151* ___ S •&lllWfl low S 55IV "Church aS aba MIU'SSP. Saks as 64 ne - ftiff 39 CUUM AM ___________ - - S O,ulassk Dr.. CamS*bl(rP Ussi Shuehord Usual g,sm, SIll & iii w Ns* Naes liessta* Lalbisis Chel, Prairie raw rark 1 1mbss I*tbws. Cbch, at. ass ma, S - -- - 001111110 - 0 _______ __ __ _____ "W obwo 551*51 LH.*- Clunk. CU Rlltl __ ____ ____ _ _ ____ __ ___ __ - ____ _____ a, Caans$bstty C.aau*ttl Mith.dtM Church. I1 * Piet Sidle SI.. Cii.slhscq Osesunetty hIslhtlisi - ____ _ _____ w*, *siss.is*_stmllls aat __ - - ' ___ __ ______ _____ WVIhdWi a. es as. m Cppua., a. Mmi7'i LH 1, ChUnk IS. St. lii is. PauliIel$is C bars k Oøiss tt " .sde$ Mltb-Ilsl Sb crib a, .5.5 . 1 _____ ______ -- - . __ __ ___ _____ Ciil __ ____ ____ ____ - _______ PlieS Church *4 the $awsse, W. 1Pa.SM t• U2i5 SI, Pies Pub _______ g Harp Clunk sO lb. Heiress p$TTIRIAH asrs r6 ______ - _____ ____ ___ - 7r' MSIh.4kJI Church, Ill Park Lvi. runt llsthsOIM______ CantO .1 Otlel IksM4 Oank "_°"1'1 III' 55ale*4v5. lie W Ilk $1. ai - - a, _____ WINN DIXIE VTORES sad Employ... ______ __ 01I, ___ ____ ____ ___ Oetees Methulist Clunk ___ ____ _ ____ ______ _ __ vmd.fu - . . $omth.4sy AlyssUM Church. V' ld. PiN l.v.ath.daY Adviatist Chunk. K.*tbaI Ave., i*iaassts Springs seg seves044W Adventist ChWak 55'SSih * DEATH CAR STILL BURNS on Interstate 4 following crash early Saturday morning. A - - 71res othe' r blarines were injured Inth e crash two still are in critical condition in Orange Memorial Hospital. - young Marine, Manuel Lopez of Tampa, was Illed in flaming collision near Longwood. ____ Vigilante Set To Be Modernized Record-Holder - Rack, - tJ .-. mu Re;. oI.4s - 'Tigers' Due Today From Pac c War ' - ., ,.......... ,.. t1t V11 'n'I. II1C -'" ..MJy.I..F "I ,,.,_ -, ...,.. •' £.I.I £.OUI%I - h . Alhis'i ____________ OI1I 1 - I . ' ' ' . ,. ' Creawoid Pugs e.r Abbp 9 Handy Sect. and lausderetli --.9 have b. proposed there, __ _______ - ____ ___ . _ ______ S ____ '5f ,C yu - - -• ad aumbie - S-s e.maIttis today to defend their action In raising t he diseount against Presi. aiM w15 rate S __ •. district bs çls$" , - .. .. RECORD PLAYER • I the aurrousding property owa .E51uto Rosoasig. ........____ ire Request Is to change the $ zoning from residential to 4ctnursla1, j,..st • - a, • ..-.-.. -, WASHINGTON (UPI) The seren member, of the F.d.ral Reserve Board were 9-10 the commission. Erection of a 'luke wit. OsssvilS*1SS .1 . - LVI. __ _____ -• - . __ ____ . 7 $5 ' __ . _____ ______ ____ • - ____ __ s - ____ ____ _____ Church .1 0*4 Ia Christ, owto" Chulsits CesausilT Church Church •f Gel .1 Pupksey, $51? 11. Ave. g g pj t•, Christ ci tailS' Dl; 51 J I 5W CSSRI$11J ChU* Attaaasli Springs Rastari Orthudas Clunk. St. Joku Chit. Cling. J1WP.11.1k, Jets Past - 1Ub1 * hiss 15,51 CliNk Both III 5.1*4 is. Klaus. 5.11 of JshsveW. Witsis. a. Itn ' - A Mt. Olive UsUules ChainS. Oak MIII ____ rr - ______ _______ ____ ,4) S lant, sold during a television interview that bombing of oil depots and installations at (Herald Before Council '') Chu# of we" 10 14 Country Club Pull •aiilt Tabersaft ChaseS a - . 25th 51. Rezone ' .-. ______ - , _____________ P" _____ __ ns. - An mow - _ _ ___ . - - .- _______ ________ _ ______ ______ . ' - - THERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff SOU 5R1C1CLANh180N, INC. *M Itoft 1$A* ____ ' _____ _____ ' ______ ______ .;. - (Navy Photo) o Elect Officers CcsiIlJtt1a SEMINOLE COUNTY ABEA CHURCH DIRECI'OR1_____________________________________ ____ _______________________________________ 061 aav.arav BAPTIST .'•,... •t Leroy A. Heath (left) RECORD.HREAKING VIGILANTE and Capt. and Lt, Cdr. Henry L. Monroe. eminole C Of C ROSE AND WflX'S WAURANT WILSONUMAJU TU1N?URZ 00' Mr. sad Ma. Al Wiloos os I WUks lowmaà I EmployeEs PUBLIX KAUBTI and E'jiployees - - - COMPANY PBOGREMIVI PRINTIN0 CO. ' Ak C00460II1118 - .. ' . ' - . • . . , V. LEE BROTHERS . • WILION'.IICHELEURGER p1munar' FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and EI*2PIO7ISS . p)INY Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager CX)BIA BOATS mesglau products, Inc. HarOld 8155$ and ID$1IOJ5$ . KILGORE SEED COMPANY - ZZMCKY FRIED CHICIM Nursing I Cralsosne. BaS1(ISnC 800 South Bay Lv.., Sanford, Y1&. ______ ___ BILL HEMPH1LL MOTO 801 W.1St, St., Sanf CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY 119 W. First, Sanford SZWNOLZ LODGX HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE 00. jpy.s Jimmy (pa VIZVERLY • .•. • S - HARRELL - . phong 'certainly would be on my list to be considered." But as for Hanoi, itself, Tay- Five yenta ago today a lots and Naval flight offic. or design branch of the Bulot said: "We are not here Navy A3J Vigilante aircraft ens (navigators), nau of Naval Weapons in to annihilate Hanoi but to get nade an historic flight 17 Navigator for the record Don't look for any more It to change its ways." miles above the earth, setting breaking flight was Lt. Hen. Washington, D. C. news of consequence about a suggestion a He re jected i world's altitude record my L. Monroe, now a hieuten. The altitude of $1,450 flit, future utilization of the Naval that ed S ta tes put the Unit shich still stands, ant commander attached to or over 17 miles, was reach. Mt Station until afteer Jan. BUUETIN even greater stress on air and The Vigilante used to ea the Reconnaissance Attack ed at Edwards Air Force uary 1. sea po wer, lobed Bruce Riser, ii, . . . o ablish the record Is now at. Wing One staff. Iiui in California. The flight "The issue Is on the ached to Reconnaissance At. Pilot of the twin.engine jet was followed by altitude n.j. Ali gtta of .e for the air of SlIT Country Club load, ground," he said. "We have to aek Squadron Three based at was Cdr. Leroy A. Heath, a staring radars an the ground. station ve been suggested if as engineer with AtlantIc use all our resources." 3anford Naval Air Station, one time commanding officer Altitude also was e.Iebnatid Spacemen U. the Navy does leave and the Coast Line Railroad, was Gemini 8. READY ahere ills used for the train, of VA1I.7 at Sanford, now a by a barograph carried In the base is turned over for clvfll*i billed shortly before soos TO TALK PEACE ng of Wing replacement p1. captain beau of the fight. Plane to measure and record use. One Is that. it would make lsday Is as aulomoblie.bsa Secretary PARIS (UPI) sir pressures fp.m which .1. an excellant Central Florida of State Dean Rusk today * CSt!a1i. at Mango, accord. tiluds can be jlet.rntlned. tiona1 Airport. p.t,ord to Communist China bsgt.I2PL e-'' .. . . In accordanc with rI p that the United mates is ready S 5 outlined in the JedIKUSS upc overhearing thi naws '• S. to talk peace in Viet Nam but Aeronautiqu. Sporting Code, that Albany. Ga., doesn't A Tampa man became SPACE CENTER, Houston orbit it 10 am, possible. only on terms which will guar. fatalIty saIlor at nd. County's 12th of a payload of 1000 kilograms want. tius Navy,, a (UPI)-With a chipper "111' Mission control gave Bor. Official.. uld Sunday's intee the independence and was carried during the flight. NAB retorted: "We don't want the year early Saturday In there" Gemini 1 astronauts man and Igyoll the "go" for launch attempt was halted by territorial integrity of South one of the worst automobile This is equal to a 2,204.62. Albany, either." Prank Borman and Jam.. got. Viet Nam. accidents in the county, in I an alectiboni plug that ninth 147 obito, day aio th er toward pound payload. ° reported for their Rusk briefed the new I wreck o lnter51ate-4 Jnvolv• Lovell pulled from th e rocket The payload was carried In the 14-day oil. Motorists tried to park In hag 1 1 0. da ys work In space today an in'. American ambassador to three cars and two tfuckj, Vigilante's tunnel-like Five airlifts from Norfolk One squadron in the South h e the shrubbery under the now Dead Is Manuel Moses Le. and sped toward new records The endurance flight, record But Inform ed sources said land, John A. Gronouskl, on fIII bring the bulk of RVAH.l China Sea was RVAII.5, linear bomb bay. II ' downtown pz4m cluster to fill to om with b ken tsp Gemini 7 Sunday. To. ro e record., pet. a Matins on leave fr thin, were Indications what he should say when be ersonnel to Sanford Naval Currently serving aboard Both heath and henna day. The city .quickly. erected Camp Lejeunel N. on bid annoy them and the crossed. nicht'at 11:46 p.m., the Indl. to were attached to the Naval some barricade, arricades and painted way home to Tampa. finger, hope Gemini I will vuatua* orbital time record of the toy in Warsaw Wednesday. ir Station this afternoon be. carriers with the U. S. Seventh Air Test Centers Patuxent at Inning 3 m. Additional Fleet are RVAH.T, RVAII.13, p some 5'yellow lines. The war Injured In the naming wreck join them. 225 hours, 16 -III: u held It will be Gronoueki'a first. by tern. Md., when the record against bsautffioatlon ii Ufl' were James Spaulding "1 believe we've loot a little astronaut Gordon Cooper will Plight Director session with the Chinese am'. a rnlvals are scheduled at 5:15, and RVAII•U. Seven is aboard River,set. In Houston, :30, 7:15 p.m. today and 2 the USS Enterprise, Nine is was esi1ng. bassadur in the long-standing Tampa, and Charles Gladden weight," Borman radioed if. Wi to Bormun and Level. Their attitude sxcsedsl by Christopher Kraft told Gemini and so far unproductive 41*. in. Tuesday. on the USS Ranger and RV. 'I I and Danny Hobdy, both of ter awakening from a solid 21.355 feet the prs,I.usly Kitty astronauts Frank Borman The 7 squadron's aircraft Ah1.13 aboard the USS loge, between the two coun. A reader Informs us that Orlando. They also are Ma. night's sleep. ANOTHER TRY recognized world record of and James Lovell that Cap. .... H.. -•i._:_ .n.u.i hended at NAS Sunday, ending Hawk. '.4'L I VU 'IUICUIISJ ICCVC. • fl7,096 feet sit in 195$ by a a seven-month deployment a. This marks workers "do ha ve soms th ings the first time point of contact. Seminole County Commission FlIP Trooper Jerry 111w. C. Kraft updated th em on th e CAPE - KENNEDY (Ui'l)have Russian jet, aircraft. b three oard the aircraft carrier USS Wing aqu.drons they don't fully understand Husk talked to (bronouaki .. requires an approved annual thorns said the Marine's car feverish preparations by 200 Frustrated launch crews raced dcpendence in the South been sent to the Pacific at The A33 used In the flight road program prior to adopt. collided In heavy fog with a technicians at Cap. Kennedy the clock today to got the about the launch vehicle, but shortly before he met with Cflina Sea. The Tigers have the same linac, was a forerunner of lbe pro. pre"ing ahead are ingo the jtndgat~ He says this vehicle driven by Bart Thomp- to try to prepare the Jinxed Gemini 6 spaceship ready for they with high French officials to un non action against the Viet There were brass bands and sent RA-15C Vigilant., which their plans." derline the datirminatlon of not been don. for several Ion of Holly 11111. The cars Gemini 6 spaceship for launch another rendezvous launch ng. champagne, embraces and came Into fleet aun'ks In hI was to expected the United St,t s to see the ysans and he wants to know burst Into flame on impact. Wedn esday morning a f to r tempt Wednesday despite the Wea th er 1lI1. The Tigers of RVAII.l, no. tears and one pilot bad to for a launch Thompson and his passenger, Sunday's dramatic failure of possibility of an additional no problem at, battle through in Soutboast dor the command of Cdr. Don• fight fire to make it-a fuel The particular aircraft why? that his brother Boyd, received the boostir rocket to lift. off problem In the powerful Titan tempt. Wednesday. Partly Asia. . e . o Id B. Moore, Is the second tank on his F4 Phantom It jet set lbe record also was the cloudy skies were predicted &rlu rocket, Christmas ohIdyi begin In miner th. pad. lusdron from Sanford to set ruptured on takeoff, causing first Vigilante to leave th our schools Friday. FOUOWISS *0 e0iiialm Of the Candid 6 astronauts Walter Space officials awd Sunday with a 10,000 foot cloud coil. MAJOR FIGHTING' $anion in the Pacific. The first a fire that injured 15 men and United State., when it was two cars, a third vehicle, drlv. Schirra and Thomas Stafford that engineers would attempt Ing. YET TO COME econnaissance Attack Wing sent two others plunging Into flown to the Paris Air Show • . . SAIGON (UP!) Thou Completion of the Seminole en by Robert F. Senholts, of had the day off, to send astronauts Walter --- the ocean, and a tour of Europa In 1961. Orlando, crashed into the "We're hoping to get off on Schirra and Thomas Stafford sand, of U.S. Marine., warn• County Animal Shelter has burning Among the planes of Carrier It also went on an around. wreckage. Senholts Wednesday," Kraft. said, after Gemini Ion Wednesday, ed by their commander the bean delayed temporarily but manager to get his ear Air Wing 7 (CDW.7), but tinthe.worid cruise with VAR.7 "major fighting" was yet to noticed by the welcoming when it went Into fled. a,!. is expect.4 to be ready In from the fire and it away "They have some th ings they but the shot was not yet on come, today pushed th rough plenty of Ums for @Ufoftdthe official launch schedule crowd or many of the flyers, ice. burn. Neither he nor his wife, don't really understand." jungled mountains In th e I was the F4 with the rear third The aircraft Is now to be mont of the new dog la w be- Catherine, were Injured. lie did not elaborate, the Cape. There was specula. BRIEFS I alatla day of a bunt for a of Its center line belly fuel n.':al to North American Au. ginning January 1. Dog tD45 The other two vehicles which Gemini 7 entered Its 133rd Sion that a further dotay was (ngniunjgt battalion believed may be purchased from voter- collided In the fog at the A new proside,it. and other tank missing and the rear haul muon to be configured u an Traffic Toll iding in caves and tunnels offie.ra to head lbs Seminole of it-a canopy gone, RA.SC. S scene of W blazing wrack MIAMI (UPI) - Traffic big enough to conceal heavy C BERRrS WORLD I I ounty Chamber of Commerce were trucks driven by Paul accidents in Florida during trucks. We unde rstand flying aetiv. Ernest Sefreid, 35, 2800 Park the weekend killed at least 16 "1 don't think th major iring 1966 will be chosen at meeting of directors Tues. tUe s aboard the USS Kitty Drive, Sanford, and WIlliam people, including four who fighting has started yet," S hawk were not curtailed by H. Rushing. 53. of Garden iy. died in a liiis accident, the MaJ. Gen. Lewis Wait, corn. The new president will sun. the firs last week which kill. City, Ga. Neither of them was Highway Patrol said today. mander of the Third Marine ed Loring Burgess, who is id two in's'. A Sanfo rd squid. Injured.________ Amphibious Fore., declared. '? roe, EVA H.15 . aboard the Aloof Image His statement came afte r iving Sanford soon to be. CC a hank official in Pan. Kitty. 0.. i r ' President Strategic Air Command PIN$T iWER PARIS (UP!) co I 0 0 I no City. di Gaulle tried to bombers Charles I pounded the moun. I _I C. Ve rnon Mire, current Cdr. Paul Werner, chief shake off his aloof campaign tam rang, wi th 760-and stiff off ice r. of Recolutais. Image today by agreeing to a l,000.pound.bombs believed to tI're president of the Chamber, SPECIAL *ALA pnge Attack Wing On., is television interview in an it. have caught the VlsI Cong by "iy succeed to the presidency I • a' ,, LACE DACRON® If voting follows tradition. leaving Sanford soon for duty tempt to win next Sunday's surprise. Other Chamber officials election against leftist aboard he USS Kitty Hawk. Among lb. routine matters I The sight-jet fl52a fly so TABLECLOTH I Francois Mitterrand. iosa terms expire are those high they cannot be heard un. os the agosda for city I ' I A flsr from • • Albany, Ga., missioner, In their regular III th eir bombs whisis to. f Treasurer Howard Hodges $)5 . of our jut. bussed meeting at I p.m. tonight will I Thorny Issue an4 ezecutiv. committeemen WRW ward earth, WASHINGTON (UPI) (I.'org. Touhy and Robert the I..n after news of the be the designation of Christ. Top Republican leaders met C)NlddOHJ . Be Mr. Navy's future arrival was an. nsa and New Year holidays Sst yeast ketid.y NW. t Ions strategy session today, Actually, three now mom' ieunc.d. The plan., we as. for city personnel. Many othes. 'I'J with traditional l.ssl confronted with the same beas will be elected to lbs cx. a' told, turned out to be a Phan' local offices have dclared •..,' H.,. In Osirsa- p.hyes. 4 thorny ioue which haunted Dec. *7 holiday. as a ft itive comrnittee sinee the ten for set s4&I toa jut. So it want' one of the 1964 GOP National Con. An appeal for rezoning asldont traditionally serves ,... S.., it ,s.t .utifsadtsg ventlon-d.nouncing poiltical 3551 Street at Potns.tta Ave. on this body. g low p,icsI •.'Jj. extremism. nue, which was sent back o Tbnmeetingwilibeheldat :9 ipaT.1 Herald Index the Zoning and Planning S th I Chamber's conference Defend Action S For Yow Classified ads ............... 1(141 Board, will be bounced back In at 7:30 p.m. - - - STENSTROM REALTY hub Bt.nstrom and staff SANTOBD ATLANTIO NATIONAL BANK b • ______ COVSNANT P11$STTIRI.AK site south Orion" DIVS Winship lull & a. Chunk $05.1 i5i$ & a. Pagspmu)lw---- , . , - a Following r. - b 55*ir Rh Psfliwshlp Sill pa, till p. a. - . I - now. Jobs LMtVia it1. - ,• ciunan Hernias Wsi..hlp -hill G. a. Sill P. a. KY? . - '''' eaci wuaooia? CHURCH Lv... ours ad. U WoodlandPastor - GREGORY LUMBER - - - (1alSr*oiiatS, lis)ot) Rising Wsrehbp - -. ifi Pager morning Worship - 8:14 a. rA. School Church 5:41 A. a. session Melt 11:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 11.01 a. in. sea 6BsardslI Chapel sill a. Pionsir Fellowship 5:55 p. in. . Christian Science or 011hll? vzm ciCuRdll OZXMTIIT • CHURCH Sanford. Tia. Oak Ave. 0 Sri It. Dr. .7. Ralph N.ai., latwIa Paso: worming Wirship -Sill 16 M. View school - 9:45 16 n. aomauag w.rsnw - ''a.. MY? M..tlns -Sill P. M. Bible • - - 71*1? 145fl1,U35J Pair *51*0011? '416 Park Am Her. Rshset H. Jaakiu, Paat.r ''• ' . Methodist _____ - _- ______ Presbyterian ____ W. & (Pill) Uaamoad, Ivasge. I _____ ____ ____ 21.1 Htrkwsl ii Wilt ilull a6 a. Pubis Clam Morning Wrnhtp -11:11 a. a. Svsuhi ,nhiP -SaIl p. a. ' .. . . - •. - ha - L1f5 Herbert W, Guesi - Pulse 545 & a. Sunday Sibil , a. Worship Sm,t•. itbaIhe5sita. all Marsaty •. - .- I County Traffic Toll Now 1 2 Ill dI Chet" of the lathwea A" Iry -law is the ___ - •• Administration officials say frankly that the U.S. military commitment in Viet Nam will ; continue to grow. There will be more troops, more casualties and possibly more escala. lion in tactics. There were Indications that. number of important decisions on the conduct of the war have been made by President John. son and his advisers. Whe th er these include steps often subject to public specula. lion, such as extending U. S. air raids to industrial areas of North Viet Nam or action against Viet Cong supply routes through Laos, no one would say. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor former U. S. ambassador to Saigon and a Johnson consul. of the line was Sen. Herman Talmadge, Deniocrat.Georgia. 5. Sere . - no man on the other aid Sunday 10.11 - *5:05 5. a. Horsing Worship - 11:11 a. a. Sunday Svsahag - T:$I p. a. Wed. Bible study Till P. a. Conquerors Usitlag Till V. a. 7:11*1 C*V*C1 Ø' TflJP TUB *5011*5* IN W. Silk _____ • Wol. 3d14.Wlsk PIll? PERTICOSTAL CHURCH 07 LOXOWOOD ___ _______ Xvitaing service - Pentecostal Z1gseguten sal Harelip -' . •• - I Station altar news of ths base's inactivation was an. •. - - . - . - - 'W.Icom. to Georrin." said Prayer Smnvicia T:S5 p. a. isi Wod. Miss, toatry I.rvI.s • I) - a caller to Sanford Navel Air 1:41 a. a. - aiMs School 11:05 a. a. - MIming Worship SIN A Ortsad. Drive Hwy. 11.51) _ eAZI.AW$ )APT1IT CRURCh 0**V1 Club ho.d V.IWV *.v. L T. DMT$I$ 1. Iaai o. a. Worship voa -Sill p. a. Trs*aIaS Ustia - Till p. a. a. Svsatns Worship wed Piaper sen. - Till p. a. Pill? CHURCH p. t4p NAZARICKE 1,4116 MOZY. FU6 Rev. W. 1. Holcoabs, Putob Sunday - - - a. _______ ____ - SsrvIie till a. w•i. Prayer____ 5 Rood td.KA1IT PAT. lap' A. i1.aatltOi 07 CILRIP? lliisa.a. ChURCH ALOMON Wo ,sagetl$ Ks.vls ROY 1:51 a. a. *saw Sab"I Mesta Is IOA ItS'* PSU4ICI p. a. S:$l u.isa Training Worship 1:11 a. a. Pus u'-- 1:51 P. a. Momaiag Worship -11:51 & a. vislai rrsyer ci. WSIP a. Slivils -tiup.a. Ivosia 51..., 111I p. p. a. Lb$. & . Sill V. Iiispinstloa _____ - _____ Lutheran _____ Tail p. a. *511? RrswJ Sale S. a. Sib..) Worship - 1:11 a. a. More 0:10 P. a. .iiag Worship S yj.PTI1T _ Third Sunday iss) _ ONAS - - - BAPTIST CMUP.C11 1111 west 71(51 Street PutS' Win. 1 $tsphsfll Mollie Soling. La,.515t5 Poster II 50 malay School 11:00 Morning Worik P list V. X6 31vollifts worship , Prover j4n.s4sy 1.nis KRxicortill P. so • - fill S. a. - Moratag Player (Ptrst SeaMy Holy Coaae. 'i'rtiwo,*ip b ,'' -. __________ dm* _ ....S - Cass.Iberry Fire Chief Pilil Bates Is a patient in the in tensive care section of Winter Park Memorial Ho s pita l where he was taken early SUfl. day morning. . . . • Mrs. Velma Mitchell, prin. dpal of Southold* School, on. tired Holiday Hospital In Or. undo today for an eye opera. tine. Mrs. Mitchell will be in the hospital for about one week. M1d.W..k h NNW ,, ______ vzisr ciruac, I OF TUB ?SAZAJILNI W. lad It. &t Mapis Ave. Pastor Paul Pickss 5:14 a. m. Sunday School Morning Worship 15:15 a. M. 5:05 P. a. Youth Hour $vaasslusils lsrvts Tall I. a. IlrVIcs (Wed.) - 150 p. Na. HOLY CR05 III & Park Lvs. 'fle *.v. Lor,y 0. loper, Roster Holy Eucharist till a. U. Family Pill & a. wead sign. - Nazarene CHRIS? CHURCH ars 14e5woo4 Pr. Charts. W. Stewart, Jr. Yuan 5:05 a. a. .ty C.aauaIss Family I.r,ios 0 ISIS. a. Cbs.'. _____ _ r - Episcopal LE - - - Sunday School - ______ Only Sign ______________________________________ - sia why sassy M std s.rvloa n. _____ *5 Oai Th and .. abs. (1) For are: (1) antIs.. (4) st hi. ty rsywlsrV$$i Till P. a. CHURCH OP CHRIST Tall p. a. $.,t Prows - 5,sagstilt Sunday tX1ti JnosdCUt SOul a. a. Bible Study Morning •rsh$p - till a. a. Xvsaung lsrvto. - Sail P. a. Ill 'UsrIld si Truth" I p. a. OIIART Sunday is Chisall S 1 iIC* 9W?I Lvi. Ilk ii. * HillY Pastil i..iiss Bible Otis. - Sail A. a. Jiha 5. Lag Till P. a. Ilill a. a. Mon's Cliii lualay lOss Wodaisday - hiSS a. a. Bible 01.5 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I , Tall p. a. as Ws,.btp - 1:11 to a. C11Ji1T Wi4i.edI? r.t ward H. lleltht .1? Jr. Pastor 1:41 a. a. $51 P. a. , P.M. £pwortb Imasu. y.ay ,. Till p. a. Worship Sarvisi ______ SOMETHING! WITH METHODIST CHUI1CW 3450 Sanford A,s. - b..- aich Iwiid5SSdiI"-* t..4ors. bias .,l.IIsil nines. W&u1 a d P III Thirs as - d,Ii ___ America" -. rirr sournzs - 13771 Cod. - - DOWN lip -- Southern Methodist Post *,. Robert Wstch $:0 a. a. Sunday School a. ngsftltk Shy. Tall P. a. 'rued,,: 1I41 P. a. Bible Trailtur lhs______ build1 Church Of Christ of - - GOD or ropnacv not same Avenue coMING 'ass toayI Do m.thIn OUS about RSt IWIdSY! 'YOUZ earth. And YOUR thurdi. And through a lifetime worship and faith It MR be for your thUd 1111 iith. TI CMtJRCH FOR AU, AU..______ FOR THH CHURCH Christian Nile ..Wth rrii ______________-__________________________________ - - the need for vioral III nU.. ia.U7. The Of besitating to discuss et born. - ' ' ' ' " River 1 WEATHER: Sunday 75-52, rain .88 Inch; low tonight 60.135; high Tuesday mid-70s. Hope VCJ. 58 United Press Leased Wire Establi,ihcd 1908 MONDAY, DEC. 13, 196. ___________________________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 80 WASHINGTON (UN) __________ American participation in the Viet Nam seems to t entering a new period of mounting in. tensit y a nd danger-with the I possibility of more urgent peace efforts the only hopcful k.... - hO wow than ally Of o with him sad womblp God, - Johns ii 1 - Csureh dool, - lull Assembly Of GOd PROBABLY the a'fppflng tiieaaes we sad? It bad wrseksd the fond of bulk)p and d thoI3ua dNI i, yet ftlstsdI.me,stall t It is a HESITATION; _______ hesttating to start our thud in - - bow, Uothsr, that áflthlR fall vidim to am S~ - - St. the ztufj th r_ odist _ CRZXIT WETOD!1T CHURCh lualial Estates CItrus Dr. Chins. C. cliste Ps.te. Ch urch $Ch1 a. a. Horalag Worship 11:11 a. a. 5:15 p6 a6 UT? 1:55 p. a. vs. WorshIp Wod. pnayae 1.rvboo Till pa. Usi 0 rrshsk w. ______ p*ite, 1:45 .. a. Sunday School lush a. a. W.rsbtp Monitn fs-abe always fears th. RIM th Me God Church _ on in Peace Act' 11t ' 1. TU er , __Ih• 1 i P nii '41i e _ _ 1W 4 portabIe record player va 1usd at $119 was stoiss slJly this morning from Mix. fori Furniture Store, 1100 Wait It I Street, when a rock was iuu U114h !' 0111 *11 ..'. .7' Cosivgüi,c. - . . WIW*1Sll a - S L- -- - - - . • . - .. - - . - . -. . . S - . • S , / - --.--- '--5--- 'ur' - -- •- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 10, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 10, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3e5308bdd3df21330448bd7d887e5c61.pdf f340c0d5f50a1a72edefd2a6dbe27a93 PDF Text Text .- ---- - - - - -- -. -- 1v *mi!arI WtraIl Pare 4A - Dec. 2, 1965 Study Group Stresses Need For Education ( ç 1 , —- , j __ - a t,t.'t, •III$iiIU1'U"....................--'-'-. •rh.....An. '71 ..i7 • tt..n%..p,a.I • '7) 11 co%1 SAN-FORD, FLORIDA NO. 75 VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1965 - • 1$. - - - *Third Colle S ere d e iteOff -_ - L :., _ ' Acreage Bid Citrus Man In Co. Race • 1 CLO Fishermen: The shad are running. Jim Croo called • to Bay B.. A. Thomas, of lt ?dalyfair Circle, early this morning hooked a three-pound roe, the first of the season. SSSS , The "Marching Seminoles" will represent Sanford In two Christmas parades Saturday. The band will march in the Titusville parade in the morning and in the D.Land parade In the afternoon. The major. ttes will wear the traditional reindeer costumes. The band also will perform at the Azalea Bowl In Palatka tonight. SSSS The mission of the South Seminole Civil Air Patrol Ca. g deta this weekend will be in the nature of a horse hunt when 15 of the cadets, accompanied by Lt. George Mets, Tony Montgomery, and Donald Lovelace, will search a large ranch near Ost.en for a valuable horse missing for several days. The animal broke loose a rope and has not been seen since. ) S... We understand Lee Gary of Oviedo hasn't made up his mind whether to run again for the Seminole County Board of Commissioners. But Bob Parker, who nounces his candidacy today, says he will run whether or not Gary Is In the race. however, Parker doesn't plan to pitch any campaign against Commissioner Gary. "We're friends," P a r k e says. An- & cj I Robert E. (Bob) Parker, Goldenrod citrus grower, tday announced he would be a candidate for the District I seat on the Seminole 'oUflty Board of Commissioners. Parker will run in next spring's primary election for the job now held by M. L. Gary, Oviedo, who is vicechairman of the county cornmission. Parker was born in Goldenrod in 1925 and was educated at Oviedo High School and University of Florida. H. has been a citrus grower since 1947 and formed a partnership in 1953 with his brother, Edward H. Parker. Their business is called the Parker Brothers Grove Service and is located on Tusca. willow Road, 9 think I can do Seminole County some good," Parker said. "I'm very optimistic about the continued growth and progress of Seminole County." The commission candidate said he would work toward efforts to unify the county — to tie South Seminole more closely to the Sanford area. Parker said this In the first time he has ever run for public office. He In married to the former Gloria Jeahh. C-Aia they have two daught.riat. sy and Sherri. Parker is a Baptist Church deacon, past presidentand member of the Oviedo P.T.O., a member of the American Legion and the Seminole County Farm Bureau. ' t!i It1,P. S. J. DAVIS Jr., chairman of the advliory board of the Salvation Army, wits the first to contribute this morning when Lt. Tom Jones set out the Army's first kettle to collect contributions for Christmas for Seminole County's (Herald Photo) : 'I : - ; .... -I -• -, - -' I -a' BLACKED AREA a - .: • . -- - ' ..•j_ .;-_ - \. .- - I-i - - indicates location of third site for Seminole Junior College offered through Realtor William Stemper to the School Board (Herald Photo) Thursday evening. U-...,J. owned by today but pushed ahead with voyags of Gemini 7 anti the The middle section of the finnl count starting Saturday, tion. The land Is ______________________________ three different persons, all re- the early countdown for Engineers wer. busy prn _ (lanmini 7's blastoff Saturday siding in the north. paring paringthe heavily loaded apace more Stemper point ed out that on a two-week (kmnini capsule for flight. The are water and sewer than. ship's vital fuel cell slectrical ts facilities available, through a Astronauta Frank Borman Hi power system was set to b private company in the area. and James Lovell, facing th. turned on later today in an ox. The hoard authorised Supt. possibility of spending crucial launch step. to better It. T. Mllwee to inspect the Ira day in orbit #I'' Barring complications. property and, II it meets cmi- chances for an historic s-en( r ' crews will start puiitpin teria, to ask the state junior deavous, attended the final dethousands of gallons of hlg . .college advisory board to send cision-making session this I Powered propellant into th 1) .• The or.,County Attorney James Rob' state officials here to make morning, ,'-. ORLANDO (UPI) I mighty Titan 2 rocket tonight. it g to Things were go i taxes Inson said the loss in to an inspection. ange County Commission and I Technicians also were busy This is the third land offer smoothly that the space pilots the county school bo ard faced the school board will be $800,. working on a second set .1 afternoon th. the planned to take bare-bones operation for the oo while that to the commiss' - . space machines the GeaIn$ Drop for their final hours of rebeIng the next year today after a $50 Ion will be $490,000. 41 ship that astrbnauta Waitmi before Saturday'. he In.IIIC Robinson told sawsmen t million ãto vu fOu2s4 IP*1 .xstlO* ':-' Schirra and Thomas Sttafform$ if'i', 41gb m30 p.m. (1$t launch. Bortranspc .1 ta ill plan to use to eateh up with the Dye* pro- man was epecting a visit re,esd assesimetita to a computer The 'eo their orbiting comrades. flO, nen Five sd the machine listed some petty that a 'hmumaaev90r" from his wife and two ions. Gemini 41 now Is scheduled Pointa. The weatherman was the suited In an over's f the totals twice. Lu begin its historic spacq The county attorney said the In other action, the board only worrier. H. predicted of property in the eowtv chase at 9:10 a.m. (EST) Dec. mistake appeared to have agreed to hire Eogh*n Kelley mostly cloudy skies over the the tune of $50 million, James A. Lov ell Frank Born" 11 — only nUts days alteri Based on the millage rate been discovered too late to do as architect for an addition of launch site but said the conGemini 7 shoots skyward frosts set only hours before the error anything about it and that the office space to the school ad- ditions should be 'satlsfacthe same launch pad. Rendesd was found, this will result In county "will just have to live ministration offices, tory. low bid for 25 typewriters vous could come firs bouts a loss of taxes to the county with it." Hover, Forecaster E. County officials have asked to equip a new typing class at and 40 minutes later. Ihis coming fiscal year of $1,he was keeping State Comptoller Fred Dick- Sanford Junior High School Amman said patch of rainy Th. big threat to that roe, 20000. Ofl a an eye jason If anyi*Wig can be done went to Sweeney Office Supply, ord "turnaround" schedule weather moving eastward Dr. Earl S. Weldon, presi' te to increase at this late was the uncertainty of thi aCross th. southern tier of the school sitlilage and Dick. dent of Seminole Junior Coilamount of damage Gemini I Thursday the said Cras Inson is reported to have tak. lege, will be here Tuesday to states.He will cause to America's only should be her. before en up the matter with Atty. meet with the Junior college rain Gemini launch stand. Eflgi4 today said the needy families. - (,114lm $$$ Booboo . - Orange Co. Hard I • 4- • — - . . • ,,, -$ ' ' ' \ • • : $ , — . - • . - advisory board on plans con- launch, but wet weather should pass north Prior to finding the error, cerning location of temporary Uie Caps. of the county commission final- facilities for the school, from tim. weather, Aside hod Its budget at $18.3 million Gen. Earl Faircloth. Longwood Budget, Millage Face Veto neera expect damage to be met court clerk, Mrs. liuth tititior. But to add some cushion to Ordinances setting the bud- i.ayo. space chase project officials were confi. get at $103,621 and the rate of The request of Bob Mac- the Gemini 6 launch date, Flight Direct-on taxation at 2V1 mills were th, repre senting the South Christopher C. Krs.ft Jr. said passed by the Longwood City Be By Donna Estee and set the millsge at 22.26. When this was done, the tax By Donna Estee llector's office began mailto collect co A crash drive mutio Junior Chamber of time voyage of Bosnian and Council Thursday evening. or. gifts for VieS, Nani is being lag out the tax bills, i i IMcll could be lengthened Voting no on both ordlnancei Commerce, to permit his ard member Jack oo l bo iponsoie'l Saturday and Sun. Sch were Councilman John Dealon ganizalion to sponsor a turkey another day, I! necessary, to lay by time Young Democrats, Jennings told newsmen that and Percy White. Mayor Der. shoot on the Scott property and Stafford near the Low. give Schirra Young Republicans, and area the loss of $800,000 to the rendezvous, nard E Black has pledged to west of SR 434 school ard will "seriously bo Temp Building, was granted. time to make the Iaycct, received veto the ordinances. spacecrafa "'rho Gemini 7 Longwood man A affect this 3-car's school ProWAShINGTON (UI'!) MacBeth reported that funds The dulve, which also is Also passed on second read- taist-d at time event, scheduled is llruvisipned for a 14-day ingspoumsorell nationally by gram." But Jennings indicated Dr. Hugh I.. Dryden, the bril. serious hood Injuries Thurs. the (log urdinunce or Dec. 19, would be used for i1ua flight," the space agency been teacher pay raiscs will be liant scientist-engineer gen- day night when he was pinn. ing was f the smanic groups, has with Council Chairman Carl waman ed under his small station as promised. erally regarded as the named "America's Christmas paid in. gon following a collision on Lommler registering the only community service and acti%-i. said, If all goes as planned, Her. ties. The shoot Is being held In who led the United States Trains and Trucks" program. to the space age, died Thur.- hwy. 17-92 south of Sanford. DO sot.!. it, stimulate local titan and Lovell will land Dec. IMngv,00d Pickup points In Seminole In other act ion, bid of Na lay night of cancer at time lie Is Charles Ross Bentley, tlofl%tide Insurance Company, young men to join the Jaycees 18. Schirra and Stafford will County will be at Seminole 46, of 680 Wildmere. McIntosh Agency, for in their projects for the South splash down Dec. 15 if they age of 417, Ilaza and Sanford Plaza, SatMr. and Mrs. Norman B. Charles are launched on Dec. 13, communities. urday, noon until 5 p.m, and rm.,.i,... A hi irhv visitors from Canada. $2,252.06 for the city's Insur. Seminole recom' Sunday. noon until 3 p.m. receiv ed sli ght injuries in the sure was accepted on TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Longwood voters are invited mendation of Councilman Butitenas donated will leave accident. Orlando Sunday evening an'! to a political rally at 7:30 pm. State School Supt. Floyd H. bon Ferrell, Investigating Trooper Ferrell pointed out limit he picked up by the feeder Saturday at City Park, car- Christian said he will ask for (Buddy) Smith said Bentley's federal funds to try to help train for the Southeast Un- net of Wilma and Church. through a while the Nationwide bil l was sturved vehicle All seven candidates for the ISO of some 1,000 to 1,500 ited States, leaving Miami highway cross-over into the $420 cheaper than the present Monday. Donations then will three open council seats In teachers who failed to do path of the southbound Kirby city insurance, It provides the travel to Philadelphia to join Tuesday's municipal elections well on the national teachers car, The Kirby vehicle struck same coverage. White voted the national ACTT shipment have been invited to appear, examinations, the station wagon on the right against accepting the bid, stat. betto arrive finally in San Fran. Moderator will be Robert Pc. side, throwing it Into a ditch, lag that it was against his in. ter Judgement to change n ato for shipment to Viet tree. Impact was to strong, Bent. Former The rally will open with TAMPA (Ui'!) Nam to reach there by Christ. Icy was thrown out the back surance companies since the prayer by Rev. K. Ruth Grant, Tamps police detective Jeff ass Day. of his vehicle and the station present agent, Arnold. Griffin Suggested donations include pastor of First Pentacoatal Wheaton has been cleared of wagon came to a rest on to P and Harper, has provided soap, toothbrushes, towels, Church of 1mnood, and the a charge of assaulting Plant of him lie was pinned for good service over many years. pledge to the flag. Coffee and City girl with intent to cornCouncil agreed to instruct tools (particularly hammers about five minutes. mit a felony and may now sail saws and other small doughnuts will be served. Two dogs riding with Bent- the auditor, Frederick Duna. appeal his dismissal and re Mackin, to request the police home building items), sewing ley also were injured. C)NIJdOHS SVWJSIVj3 the from forquest reinstatement equipment, canned foods, canBentley suffered severe la department records force ned milk, children's clothing, skull fracture and Political Rally Set Saturday Dr verP nned Under Wreckage , -.-'' '"-'-- - ------ — W. I Cop Cleared - ' (nothing woolen), and pertonal hygiene items. Anyone wishing to volunleer to help with the drive, or needing pickup service, may call Jeff Schembera, 938-5741. , - - $\ ' Economy Hurt ComnniunTOKYO (UPI) lit North Viet Nam admit. led today that American air raIds have hurt It.. economy and caused a cutback in in. lustrial iietrlopmnent. — 'S F] . — The slaying occurred at op. t I - - he- ROBERT PARKER 1 ._ a Boulevard and fronts on the Longwood-Lake Mary Road, within sight of Interstate 4 and a little more than three miles from iiwy 17-92. y Space rip T Rea There are No acres in the area, with the school board offered a choice of several por-CAPE KENNEDY (UN)— dent. Mission Director Wil- attempt of Gemini 41 to men- three-day Gemini 7 countdowii lions, Including rights-of-way Project officials kept a close 111am Schneider said there was ticavous with it Dec. 13 would I was expected to get under4 for access roads if the land watch on threatening weather "high confidence" that the be successful. way later today with the chosen is in the interior por- Scientist Dies Tablsbopping ......................IA proximately 4 A. m today. eemsposada. L..i IuuIIi .....ak UI .J I.%, Jual - 1 BRIEFS More than 200 men stationed at Sanford Naval Air 5. Altamonte Man lion have volunteered for duty in Viet Nam. Enlistments In Seminole County have cut Held In Slaying down on the draft quotas, inGeorge Holmes, 36, of Altadicating patriotism Is far from monte Springs, is being held dead. in Seminole County jail on an SS open charge of murder followTb. Stetson University Con' ing the early morning slaying cart Choir and Orchestra will today of Albert Brinson, a present the university's annual middle-aged Altamonte Christmas concert at I P.M. Springs laborer. today and Sunday, Dec. 5, at According to Sheriff L L. 3 p.m. at Elizabeth Hall Audi. Hobby and Deputy J. Q. torlum on the DeLand campus. (Slim) Galloway, the two men got Into an argument and fight 00 Officers fc "iNI will be when Brinson attempted to • elected at the Monday meeting borrow money from Holmes. Galloway reported Brinson of the DeBary Wayfarers at 2 p.m. at the Community Build- Pulled a knife during the scuf. Int. Twenty-axanniversaries II.. but it fell to the floor and was kicked out the door of will be recognized. Holmes' pool hail where the altercation took place. The Herald Index Church directory ................ GA tight ceased at that point, said. Church news ................... 2 Galloway Galloway said Brinson then Classified ads ......—. 10.11 went outside and picked up his • Comics .............. . .... -...... IA-S/i knife. Holmes. In the mean. Crosswords .................. 4/i-S/i time, reportedly took a .32 Dear Abby ............................Pa caliber pistol out of a box, Editorial page ....................hA followed Brinson outside and Entertainment page ........Pa fired two shots at him. One Pasture page .—..-- ........2/i bullet struck Irinson In the Horoscope ._...... 4A.5A bead. He was pronounced dead —...... 1.9 on arrival it a Winter Park 1 SocIsty .4 hospital. Ipoito TV.._...._......_—..........-. — -. , To Viet Warn S. ' • • Sends Gifts S .) . -a I hD Chairman John B. Alexander also will be up for election next spring but hasn't Indicated what his plans are. The Citizens Advisory Committee of the new university to be located at the Orange Seminole County line will meet Tuesday it the Robert Meyer Motor Inn In Orlando. One of the things to be considered by the group is a name for the university. John Krlder of Sanford Is a member of the committee. We 's understand there are others from Seminole County who have been appointed also. • T,4, Another proposed site for Seminole Junior College, near Lake Mar), was offered to the Seminole County School board Thursday through William Stemper, real estate broker. The proposal involves a ten. lathe agreement by the ottneta to donate 53 acres, if the school board will buy 97 acres at close to 11,200 an acre, The location of the site is NNW , ttu'giiit• ;',• let r ' ' ." ' - Throws Hat— .. - •'. '.:.t2••1"_'l ____._ - IL To West Of .IL. M e Mary ', l_________ Id up of silicon and akm1 ua t . •1., ç . -.V,-tI, . .- S. i*.•.*•]èY'' - ':-j • .;--? ,. -.. _______ L' '' I_ • • -4-.-;:• , , ___ - 'i•_..• T Ph... m-isii Zip Code 4771 The rocks of which mow. gains are composed are made I. 1W 1W an WASHINGTON (UP!) - A presidential commission Audying the Impact of automation on the working man is expected to promote a backto-school movement for some at those displaced. Many go,en*utsiit reports have established that unemployment In times of rapid technological change appears linked directly to lack of edo. cation. Secretary of Labor W. W11Hard Wide says the typical workers, born in the 19005. Is going to change lobs at least three U,es in hlc. tfr.t.imc. It also Is clear from the reports that schooling In funds menials of reading, writing and arithmetic is essential to future Job-adaptability. This was said to be even more true as new technology reduces the number of low-skilled Jobs and expands the professional and technical occupations that to. quire more knowledge. That Is why observers expad the 14 members of Pres Idsnt Johnson's automation commission to stress the need for a vast Increase In adult ducatlon— training and totraining-40 a report due to the chief executive by Jan. I. An educator, President 110w. ard Bowen of lb. University of Iowa, Is chairman of the National Commission on Tech. slology, Automation and Econ. ernie Progress. It already has taken one Action - endorsing President Johnson's proposed revision of unemployment insurance to raise the benefits and extend their duration for workers thrown out of Jobs through no fault of their own. Strong-minded business, labor and public members have been meeting monthly since last January to work on the report. They Include United Auto Workers President Wit. ter P. Reuther and Thomas J Watson Jr., President of IBM, director Whitney Young and Inc., National Urban League Mrs. Anna Rosenberg hoff. man, former Defense Depart man manpower expert. Reuther and two other union leaders on the commission are expected to push hard for en. dors.ment of organised labor's call for a 35.hour week and earlier retirement to help offset the Impact of new ma chines. But the drive to cut hours has never captured the no. tion's Imagination — partly because of widespread con. cern that it would boost labor costs too much and lead to price increases. The booming economy, with Its accompanying surge in employment, has t a k e n the edge oft of some of the gloomS icr predictions of Job cutbacks In the era of the computer. Manufacturing now employs mere thin is million workers —the highest total in history and surpassing even the sup. or-boom days of World War II when defense plants work. ed around the clock. Unemployment, however, still bits 45 persons out of every 1,000 "eking a Job—a figure that has declined slow. ly despite the record-breaking business expansion and gsner. al prosperity. Every analysts of the Jobless shows they are primarily those with the fewest skills, the least education and little chance of gaining more school Ins without help. Some economists believe the service industries - hotels restaurants, banks, airlines, auto repair shape and otberi providing aervice rather thu goods—may provide one as suer, There are 39 million Ames Was in service Jobs today. Generally, they do not require as much education or u much skill and are not as vulnerable to automation. The total baa doubled In the pad 90 years U the nation moved toward a servlce.orieeted economy. XV Service occupations do. aad acme preparation, how. ever, asdtheeaslydudleeof the n%owatlon eommiselss have hillsew a greater need Ise pUs-epsuted tralatog. Although aims ci IMs asp be aec.apld ne4he.Jeb courses, as amigum seem e to pe Se$ s return to be ododbwmo off tbcuse'ids of Aaerleme. b -- em -. fhs St.. Johns River ' Is * * "The Nile of America" S.m1nn1 County TILL READ OUR ADS DAYS o Candidate? - MELBOURNE (UP!) Florida Congressman Edward J. Gurney said Brevard County Commissioner Richard B . Muldrew would be an excellent GO!' gubernatorial can. didate. The Republican con. gressman said he was not a candidate for governor, but ceratlons, possible brain damage. He has been charged with making an improper turn and failing to yield to oncoming traffic, Plan. Halted BOSTON (UPI)—An Amer. Iran Legion Post revealed that it cancelled plans to give a prominent rabbi a good gov.. planned "to take a serious erument award after learning look" at Florida Sena Sonata seats he was on. of 5$ sponsors of now held by Sens. George last Saturday's Washington Smothers and Spessard fbI. demonstration against U. S. policy In '.1st Nam. lsrad, both Democrats. Press Concurs LOS ANGELES (UN)— a Federal , Communications commis- owner. said Iie is lees conearned about hi .*eative ness of some late television programs than he is about the "occasional aae of fear' bsIt.r weed.." 'The Frees would not print some .1 Use werda lve heard en television," L.. said, I - �v. Pastor's Corner e i ' Light Shine X. X" or ought to be saying some- ChUC rae Of he Covenant and live it and preach It in would be sister to believe t.m the market plies., the factory, n no God nI.:: put It, "Let r Sul- the office. Issue wary God. Oft I pods that Ibess "Illsologlaus" Your Hgbt hine before mett, that they ay M. . I" This actoifly believe world Uving God, but are tryliss La ce lled a pluralisUe qtn th. church Fi ve centuries shock us as they really 4 . , II 'I!I nost 1. , , Work In no WNW except in that th. church has been II . . . . Demonsfraflon 1~ !% I Day Scheduled InLonqWood , GUESTS OF HONOR at covered dish dinner following last Sunday's morning worship at St. Andrewn Presbyterian Church, IJar Lake, were Rev, and Mrs. Thomas H. Makin and children, Sue (left), Donald, and tion - t .-, n' bring t least a week. ç tithe twe years sad be acipetes ! , ft being a O EM stiecese agila this 755?. -_ : lea - I 'O 1 -' I .. . 1. •, - . . - I~ I ' - ' Scheduled I ace r . .' , •I . 1 - New Pastor : q, f t 0 University. I H. has s erved Ohio Division of World Missions, " I. s scene will be of King Herod, portrayed by .' I -- . 4 I,~1111~. I.; . - . Robert f; semis will d.pidt events lied. Ing up to t MUN "Tb. Nativity," portrayed by . .,. III II 0lbun~. 'l Following . ef S I . ght Richard, an office manager in India na polis, and Scott, " I pastor of lb. Mars (Pa) , technician at Prestryterlsis IIo.pital In Sa* Francisco. .. and Gordon M.ysr as Joseph. "M" (mobilization) Night for ~ i I 11 !~ : ) ______ - : MYF To Hear I church will meet .10 p.m. yd. A solo, WI Thank )y Wayne B Smith ci the Twiday 9M the desom aM Thee. lArd.'- was given by elders Will be" their monthly Sam Polson, followed by the Altamonte Community Chapel M"Ung at 7:80 P. M. Wed. InvocaUou by w. r. mean. (United Church of Christ) will sesday. A delicious dinner of baked deliver the second in a series I . I , 6.!r 7 , ! U in on 14ieriaost studIent Viso returned recently from w N spent sum. Ui A ,~ vier wisirking with Mission. arles, will be guest speaker I Toutb YWlissrship SmIse Bust. . 11 ' *Wing big Awth Anark" vices this Sunday. Subject this a. a, .1 , - I , I ! I, hour and a nursery Ii education will most ~1 4 : , . AMI those at 7 p.m. who Is employed a iYJ V • . T%m will be a aggisift of Brown Jr., 3US JAm Lan% visit bills whole possible. the Church Coonefl at Trio Is' Bear Like. a. In the I atloul Build. patter, IS The v. I ~~ WLeSS i' "M Week is IV "awd TZ 6.151 L 6= KUM likew gob Tom no 11110011111 -.. ""M 11 , . Venting, N. M., and from Ciudad Juarez. across the border from El Paso, north to II .". Alamogordo, Truth or Conicquences and Carritozo, N. M. It affected such big military they were put under lock and has decided who will be presi. " rie Marcilhacy, unit finally hen the sound of the I'lic "golden boy" candidaI4 jet t1l.sappeared and we raced key to prevent last-min uto (lc Jean Lecanuct, a CathoUc for tho admiral's control cencamlidat: gY The Mi nistry of Interior said %0 irrisin Nirrium P, n advance what the XTATg or VL4)nll$A '10. it Its public opinion polls give I'lie 54) por cent figure will Though thp windows facing stuDY JFWFL 8lIX'sCFlt Other was going to sty, OVER 35 YRAILS At First & Palmetto (Aloegslde old post . Progress I Vol* r Roberts office) ~ near l y it third Under the French system, a C vot e, V. iuce of residence to GROU P 1 in the presidential aweop ice a huge cloud of steam and 144 Jefferson of the voters still undecided. candidate must get a stakes. Itochtster, NOW York, majority boiling water about one- quartDepartment officials said of the ballots to win outright. cr mile ahead and to the NEWLY Suit havinic been f I I o 4 city France has about 28,800.000 DESIGNATED plane ctiptaina A. A. Erin the Circuit voters. But Sunday they expect de .attlle It, gar-If no one gets more than 50 starboard. registered Amsan and R. I', Jeffries (from for Seminole volinn, G. L. CommisSion court ner about a third of this tin per cent of the votes. a ure arpets* y. county. rlorldit. in run* The radio squawked, "Two left) tire shown In with VAI abbravlAt r 41YOrcf. 0 Pianos 0 Tile decided vote on Sunilay to off election between tile two perfect chutes sIghted." officer Lt. Cdr. J. A. Coral, aboard US$ For,"." M VW. Afr. of which "I ush his final total to a com- top candidates Will be held ia I • Rental Beds nut.r Jewel Then we saw the first man In Mediterranean Sea, rental now OflhI C153 O Si 'r Ltc(1.IL '4irruu $conccr 1) a V I ' ter this month. drifting down, his white para. .-.-----. nent Gaullist °t;at with the Clerk to Li .Ufl;Com. g lets Cearlier In t week were Sonic of tie Gaulle's top chute clearly visible. The fly. Tb. Ihai of PAId Court Your writ. mi,.tun.r, of Herninol.. (,'ouIity, aides have said the general, er hit the water and his chute t alar med at indications t hat uC If •flY, to Florida. will r.COIVC bids j,n dCtSflS,P. considers that he "is" oil ''"I v i'!3lntItCs complaint filed In t. Office of Arthur ii. iJecic. Gaulle had slumped below 30 who • would never consent bobbed above the wateF. 11,1s eCual, and to per,4 a copy with, Jr., Clerk of cfl'cuII per cut, j 'diet a prance, but . t ullowir' on the l'aintI1f5t'e 5 tt' Court. in the Court ltoU'e. Hanto a "humiliating" runoff. Then the chute of th e pilot tally and ° '. )tua:;r1 i;t this point of view, ills became visible and seconds From i'ceit Il.r.tn tall not or a d.cr.. on the following: for de Gaulle to later, he too, was in the drink, rD Ga i ' opponents in the manciniory Oroup Lite InourAl"CO pro confoRso will be enterod win more Man h,alf the total bobbing in the 10-and-2o.foot I flr GUJI5 . 5a a" UFI hand and the waves. . vole on the first ballot. my car 1 . seat of this court. at oanrord. %40n-OCCU Pat local accident. . Other do Gaulic. supporters, Front behind the carrier apI ill Death and L)I,member. Baumel pcarcd one of the hovering •ib.A1) mont Insurance. .., Including Jacques . ,. ., ., Be 41 . Art hur ii. Uecicwtth, Jr.. Speeltk'..tlon, may be 'ecur. %pml.,.Ip atp, Ii,.r- secretary general of the ruling 'Angels," as Navy men call , 1. . CO of the Circuit Clark at the Office of the lloartl ids. to i,rahate. 4 a Gaullist Union of the new rethe rescue helicopters. It head. I . I of public have ixv'ited that the ccl straight for the first man ' Deputy Clerk Room 1Q5 Se,ninoli. County • IflA" 71t3Ttuflt0'( A.1) I FFL.Elt Court house Hanford Florida ''' president ttotild submit to a A sling lowered and In so ''3 .. l "w""" a" . runoff it necessary. Even most rond-i the flyer was lifted to Attorn.y. for l'lainttft. b'. ', on the out.ld. 'IJk1 for uroup .s.sss aesi i:.i.'s.. admit ho safety, The chopper scooted tIe Gaulle critics \ . You and ench of rou Are . ...Ilublish Dec. S. 10. 17. 211- 1999- Inaurance." '... , .. -. . .4 . ou!d win handsomely against for ilia second flyer and soon 9 A . will his open*4 on Tue Ulds CDT-111 Wolly notified an.1 rrquirea . dii>'. December 11. isis. at to pr,..rIit any claim. no.1 ,,,. any one opponent In a second had hint aboard. I - -. euRT I :' . IX TUN 1 10:00 A. U. or as t soon theremands which yon, or r1mirr Within live minutes both of ballot. rur. x[XTII JVDICIA Clu- after as possible. at a rne-stins; you, may hAve againot he , . ,A fl yersw er e 0 first a . , . . - 1.14 situ I4)II5E to be held in the County Corn. 1. of IIIItThtA A. lI.(1AN. :" 11 OVIATT, FLO1910A I inIttion UmetinK Itoorn in ilia ,toceamed. ia;ft of W.1d 0-J1.1y. More than ft million U.S. r(mmi being stripped of their ; J.-4 CIIAXC&;RT NO. 1561540 " V; !.1 ,,, ,_5A Court House, Sanford. Florida. to the county imlizo of 110"11- children tire suffering with wt-t flying stilts and checked &lAyVLoWk.lt N A T I 0 N A 1, Only one bid *hall bo r- nule county, Florida. at hill : Vp ~ .11, ` )) , % LIFE INSURA.VC11 CoMPANY. colvett and oonsittered In sach office In the courthouse of fist hmit, necordinir to an al- for possible injuries. K If .-'~:t-~ %a. -, 1 .4 1 ._:77~, Plaintiff. One company and &hall be oub. Ida. within mix rat-ndar ....... ~ ... ~4, of the roorn. n light smile on Vnitte(I through an Agent dome 'inoz.o nsu.':v and his fat.t' and water streaming • writi ng b . . . tT10t' ti this notice. tb; .!) his wife. ef.nhante company a. iuthori,..1 to sub- copies of each claim or it land ______ from his clothes. ';'t r) r. " rult said bid. shall he in wiltinig and Phall O.- ... ~ .. 1.1, NOTICH TO 11 .1011114,111 The right to reserved to StAkI0 tile I)lAt:U of r.oldence and IN T111- CIRCUIT (1411 Ili ill , "llow was it out there?" I All 11% -101 HAROLD BAILEY. and waive any Irreaularitlan or post office oadrepa of tit. 111 M NI. Nr ' 11 J11' DIUM. 4*119- as k r (I ,A_~-It~.' I .txII toil sItuIxllI.I. LK(ThA hA lfl.d tt'.hriiciilltiea In t.ili and to elaima.,l. aol ,iaii he ..rii .,r "l'retty damn well" be shot reject any or all bid&. to by the claimant. Ilia aarnt COUNTV. V11011111111%. to t&k* notice that a suit back. luard at County Comnsiss. or Attorney an4 at"ins-;awt-i IN civii,%cl-11V %o. title? -.10 been tII ,I5LIn loners by a filing fro of one dollar Although both flyers are Court. The naturs ullovis riaintiff. Mill under oh3ervation, the La. of this suit 18 &n Action to John Alexander, Chairman so filed Miall b4t v,.14. vu. Laredo's a lteei 1':.tate Mat. ATT1$T: Ilohfrt L. hisgan , itial medical check showed Iii 5 gage hold by MAYrl,0%%'lClt Arthur 11. Dockwith. Jr. As oxwcutor of th@ t.gat NEMIAll ILLIAMIN iu,fentlant. they were in fine condition and unties rn srs'rcn COMPANY, a Teas. corpora: publish Dec. 3, 1)15. suffered no injuries. U UltThiA A. IIAOAN, STATV. 0V V1.0141114 TM tion. which Mortgage to r*- CDT-9 Deceaped. board the Foterprlse Iderill. An official spokesman a• iiooic 47$ las. 342 Public it.. IN 11ii3 CIM:tJ51' C0V51T• Attorney for ,.ii i:..t.t.. 195 Singleton Ytreet vilrds of saininole County. Flor- NIXTis ivallcullL 41111CUIT~- 1M13 Stagno!1a AvenUe f'.arrolla, noorala board the idenU fled the two fliers U. (Jg) blcb suit procerdinsa is Pe nd- (;fl15-$%, ,'LOlIlI.)*. Vol.11.), Dec. 5 10 I? 4 1)55 ri:t that a 11111 of for divorce ham born flied Ilobert G. Miller, 23, of Wells, lng to the Circuit Court Of tb* W CHASCERY .1;0, M37 CDT-6 , .1 NOTICH UP 1111311T astainst you, and "to arm To- Ile IIio pilot. and Lt. (Jg) Ninth JUdidA1 Circuit- In "il t,an I " quIrp-1 to serviet I't'.14TIVS(,ATE 01P for usininole county- VIOT149. PATRICIA lttIT11 11MITTAXii George F. Martin, 21, of I)ein ciiiincery No. 16469. Ult. C0114111ollATI: 11114%01.1 Tit)% ano,wo-r or pit-gullnic it, the EACH SAVE A Insintiff. tit V4iniplitint on tile III-alutItt'a The dosorlption of the rest Mich. Ilia flight officer. l T5Sl uai: ASH 11% TIll'. Attorney PaI C. l'erkln.. 517 poperty In Seminole County, ,s. i. .. ii TM V 15 II I TOUR FAMILY 1C1 YOU a nd Marlin us. d )lorid*. involved in saId prO' IIICIIAIIL) ADAIJI WIIIT'rAK. A;"riiniirrv or rain st'ri: t South H?rc,t. ,r3n.in, . crilled In the 1;lt. Vlorldn. anti file itit , 4-risInAl 011* F1.11191111A 4,00411158 an des chalked up one oil the most DO It Como hft Thle , HAVE CASH It, I)I- dramatic missions of the Big Defonliant. To .~m, To ~N- iiii.%t Tjimin nnower or orwiing in il CognpliLlat Is as follows: 1,ot 13, Illock t). llAlt- T111: I&TAT112 Or F1,01141114 Too 1-111'sVINTe H11MA, Cu M 1:. fir* of tile Clerk of tile Clr,ult Jot CUP sad Mall In Coupon f Bfdleww t~ CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NEXT YEAL war, many )LONY IlOMl5. accur itS ItICIIAIID ADAIII. WHiT. uiini:nisos Court on or i..for.' .lniiilay. y reTAKIR %heri.Am i1lAit!.l T. NI. t'scemt,er 27, *565, if you fail other pilots snoke of their Slat thereof to 4, 7112 Hoston Avenue hlI4Ari(, tIVIIl)'.. I't.t)iIll)A; m. .1.o on j.i.Igvnrnt 1.>' d.•f.ilt corded to P1st 1100k IS. a,.asrn. uaVt$AL BANK irs a r1k e or tea.. THU " PiIs.r $pri,,g, Maryland l,t'rit.i,i: I. NhIiI.A4'K. ( )%'il. wilt l.a taken eainst you toe i. 11, PublIc Jiecotils of A sworn Complaint having l), i'I.4)Itifl,t IIAHIIY 'tOIL- the relict .jet,i.oniei in it,. li:I I.I. (jg) John Curtis 27, of H mluol. County. Florida. Cbwk Mau" 1* Too Now. "I Week togother with the ioitowinis I-eon Illtd against you In the lo(I.si. oULANDol. FIAMIDA; of Ct,rnlllalnt. Portland, Conn.. an Ad Sky-oft"N 12M. ite ms at property which -I- eir,ult rourt in &114 (Or btfUl- RAMIN1. W. (JORDON, Mt. Chillifffies Club. I plea to save leirde 6061 WITNESS my hand and seal located In and PfrMILVIIIntly in- nule County. Florida. in Chan- 1,A%1)0. VIA)itll)A alit on ilia at Hantord, Herninole Counly, hawk pilot, said he dumped I I ' I S C the short 20th part of this improve' corr. for Dtvorc., day of May, A. I'. 154 Florida, this 17th day of Nov- his 500-pound bombs on a suestalled •S title of said action b-lnff 11 A. cause to he Inrurpor2ted under ornber. 1045. ruents an said lAnd: pected Vlet Cong position in a TUICIA RUTH WHITTAKFIt, the laws of the State -)f Vlor. (11NA1,11 ZlI1I$U ....a.•• •e•e. IliClIAItt) Id: NIULA( versus plaintiff, wooded area in South Viet )) Arthur . Iiek'aith. Jr.. lasta ('lent of ii,. Circuit Court Nam's rice-rich delta. Your AHARIt W)11TTAI1II. D.fsnml- I'OItATIOX a corporation, with Mu. , e• •............e..'.. s.c...'. 40e you ar• required to file 'I A 11r: Martha T. Viblen r or othor defensive ant. these Presents sre to its tirincipal plv-e of husluepa ..There was no ground fire plea4ings with this Clrrk of cause anil r*qulro you to tits at ORLANDO. ORANGE COOSDerluty Clerk . SSICC•I•S•IS••• •ISIS• 5S• 40*0 th e above named Court and your written defense.. it any. Ty in the i4uste of Fl..riIa. a.I VAIIL, C. I'lItKIN5 that I noticed," Curtis said. Aft 100 gory* a copy thereof upon the to the Complaint f1194 hereto. wber#& n sucis corporation dl.1 $46 West H"uth 8trest, Asked About his emotions on his first combat sortie. Curtin rAKhli pyy 5',O)t). Hull. upon I'lstntitr. attorney. OR A. 1). 1115. cause to be tiled Attorney for l'lnInilft $150.00 3.00 Sol. Ito IL t;aJonial Drive. Or- or before the list day of Jan- In the offleo of the 8-crelary Publish Say. it. 26 & Ime. 1. said, -01 A. D, 1160. otherwise a of StAte of the filate of Flor. lu, I&Ddo. Flurids. not later than Ofl doing may job that I just Tow $Inotur Here tat. loth dsy of o,cernbet. 1)11. 1'acr'ee I'r ConCe.so will be Ida, the ,locurn.ntary author. CD8IS 5•00 I S I 5 5 5 • • • • S • C • e • $250.00 else * Dc' entered •g&in.L 3'uiJ aDd the ity re.juir..4 under H.ction ___________________________ us requ i red by I..aw,will be SD- cause proceed part.. lus.27 Fonda Htalutes, chow. • Coafsa.o (SHAL) Ing the dissalutlun of such ourtored Alasinst you. Clerk of the Circuit Court Now, therefore. the Beer* ast InY hand an4 I I I'swe herounto Ninth Judicial Circuit In tary of gists does herrby cer: &tfised m y official o*&j at ran. . ord. j ; sn11 I1, jl* county, Yior avil for Nominate COURtYp MY to the faregulnit and that f VIurlda tie to satisfied ti.st tile miulro. ids. this luth day Of Suvember. By: Ulls&betk Brunisaban, meats or tho law have b*sa 946. V. Q compiled with. 161CAL) I C. vornan U" Jr. IN WITNENa WilrREOT. I I Arthur Is. 11"Itwith, Jr. clerk, circuit court 11014 & MIZE have &filled the ureat foal ~~ sly: startha T. 'Viblen Attebrasys for Pls.latiff of the State of Flurlda. at , Deputy Clerk P. (A). Drawer Z Ta4labassee. the Capital. this . bitt&ktr. Pyle h wood ?*Oil West no*# arrocal Ig&somoosig F4 2-0376 mutts &I&-the TUIRTIET11 day of NOV11,1 2to Sol. Sanford AU&*Ue X&U*&U Dismiss r,MUEM A. V. 1996. OM A IPIXA uRs To sANK AT THE ATLANTIC" its AL C610aw Drilel, . . SANrt3pa, .rLDRIDA 110114146 GrIA54% r1ori" t e Sanford. Florida, secretary of Sta D.C. 1). 21 & . Publieb Sow I $ Dec. '4 1$5 put. :, Dec. 3 115 • (-UT I CWT-11 ca3-$3 I Furniture. •C I Legal Notice .. _________________________________________________________ • ,.,jice I - .- .-. . J, i \ ' .. :. , Make ,. r - I ~ Easy i '. 4 1 *4.-" in as ,. CHRISTMASCLUB LMLI . . TO YOUR RUDY WILL 1~ I I ~ I 6 NOW1 ~ ~ . I You Crimet &s 50c .' ' ••S• I •• . .. 50 .w . ..................... The SANFORD ATLANTIC -_ NATIONAL BANK , -_:-..1-1 - . I -4 • - 5 T . 0 .% gob" . S &-,4 _~ (I b , has elected Its chief executive rightist; Leftist Francois Mit tom veered off to the right of U f, -1_d_A (e ~ W w xe - C-0. D*SW I . es Deltem seen I - ________ Thstak at Gamess. n& exico • - a& -' • ______ P"UNW DWF evies" "* ~6 peboo" sessirom C" So mm N als Ob" sl~ V =ess Power Blackout Hits Texas, New as Dr. Una A. Parker, Pa& for an intsmai eggivermules The sasiod.sUou ad 29 South. make a speciall effort to at. - ,, - Davy, minister of education, passer, isv. I)ur,aM era Baptist ehurebes Is Semi. tend this meeting. noie sud Voluais Co ties has Jr, cam- that, tio we?" he akked. I .' PARM (UPI) - France's is expected to defeat five op- uIll be the first time since rice are Jean-Louis Tixfor- low. 1846 the country as a whole Vignancourt, an e x I r e ill e Suddenly, midway through first "American style" presi- ponents In voting Sunday. the final approach. the Ilhin- he Chapel G ro ve," in color, will 'a .... on i . lbe hoe. solosit, and a youth choir members of lbe church are in. board to most at Thursday, at $ p a. lbs nses meeting, voted to spos. the isiodatlos. ~ - - . Caldwell, son of n former pastor at the Home, Jiimes Bruce, Howard A`L' Bruce, Alumid Association treasurer, and JanieA .'jr-), '-,,-~n Photo) fuel left to go through this The blackout, which blanket. Power Commission to semi an Swidler said. It did not Involve tIC)fl of 700.000. rnnnuver and the Phantom eJ about 20000 square miles of expert to Investigate the fall. several utility firms such as that In th e Northeast, but only swung around for one last try. west Texas and southern New ure. Our fingers clutched the Mexico, was quickly traced to Swidler said there was "no one power company. rail against the buffeting wind stalled gas regulator In El comparison" be two e a th e The blackout, which began Vet. about 7:55 p.m., and iatcd ar.cJ our ears strained to hear .,. until about 9:13 p.m., M.S.T., the Phantom's whine over the - )P.: T" .. For '' cut power from Fabens, Tex., f. - ' -.,• screaming engines of other ..'.• r,'. 15 miles east of Ri Paso. to planes on the flight deck be. • ••.V U , eomiimatnt tQ Irmc PI • i ANNUAL IlO'IFCOMIrsG at Methodist Children's Home In Enterprise wits attend ed y some .. former residents an their families. Pictu red are (from left) Rev. B. V. Canton, superintendent of the home, Paul Hutchins, Alumni Association president; Wilber Bruce, Mary Argo, Thomas Bryce, Miss Dorothy Ann Argo, "Miss St. Petersburg," Roy JOIN official Vital research deputament. The composed Ot @W*ctsd youth quested to ameat at 9.30 Igist., young people, at their busi. INS the vsz-Ious churches In Saturday, with Richard 7:30. e Twtey Supper 11 1 sums TM Zpworgh League of to the I'M" Night progress by Mr. vid Mrs. Riley Jeff. Southern Methodist Church, will be JudSW and the win. co&L •.vq. .1 LII Sit L , nets announce... .. pos .A ...m, "Thank McBride, artill L W. Had" first Quarterly Owtone" el "t @111 &#46d&bm Vd Qd ar-# sugladlild a contervince the cbmb at the year Was, do baud at desconal I am the CUIWU mucaussill mee"ft wedneway at the ly wban PIM ter haviv Mo srotmrmw d ram Winter Gairdes Moths" MW-welilk P-SYQ. service were city sap" churd ww mad commutels. 11111 I P. 1111. satvf"Y 44 use ____ AMMW church MMUM is Church. Special speaker was discuseal1l The Missloostry Guild of SL A" *W a all" dimiler. MAUUM aW iiissful iW= Shown Will be In- - schetalmid 1W ?:" p. m. am Mrs. Budelo Uw. wife of a SM&Y, I". wsigm will uka's "stherams Quirch in = 4~u m be marvia ftwea, ackil. satug"y omm's ftd~~ Of OUUt. NUMN &I wbft UM an W *ADS received at the ewer. " sold c4nn=ka er lee WNW boga 0 "M T:n p. m. Jwo "Wftlems bilities, ftM do I" ftf#W of G"Wft _ 11#*oft& Church anfknm parts wM be buf4 &W the on" will to to the 3~ 64 11 dia- MA 44 ft IS" 11smWay. Dessillow for sidaft Fled X411W chweb se Or. IM budget will be 011clally Law Manorial School in the mireaftsig service, Rev. W. N-Jand chUm under 12 years wft He mmud busar at FI"t House. The_~ Pu& boom. I lie Is laulted to suppwt um We. Coop. 1 Tleammist will be guiest matialistair. oW have bm aell., s4oplaiL k J ; 1, , : :, _ .. IL L 10Seetwill Educational Building with the Usa Service will have a will iii that the child tie' of First Baptist Church, concerning church member. 800 RIO r*11101111111111P I"'*- ChrigtWit pWy at tU home msmablend on hk birtUsy gaill Orlissildo, will be the main skipo All boys and in lag at 1.10 P. M. this estagory ItS asked to of the president, Mrs. Byron other ipeslal 4ay._, and will speaker. _________________ I ROWER SHOP Each church has beats "k94 Church In order to arrive 6*. to have a poster contest of gather at First Presbyterian. posters advertising I'M" The Junior High MYF will Night. Thoe. posters selected meet at the church at 180 from th. churches and brought pm for a supper pnped Visift Su nland WW meet At 4 P- m- 10 ft Wommm's Soclaty at Chris. The public Is Invited to at.. mmd, . Communion PNYW*d 110 the it o' clock Monday with ddp nrvu& - 0 • uQYC • iOu)? EpWOR-AlhLeague . ; o the metropolitan area of El hung In a tight orbit, trying to the nation's second giant elec- available to the affected area -1-rds type of failure Is un- llaso-Ciudad Juarez. The two hook lines with the Phantom. trical power failure within a and Instructed Chairman Paul S. Swidler of the Federal cO mmon, but not uniq ue.-9 cities have a combined populaBut there was no time or month. L"l Notice 2 to 5t30 p.m. EVERYONE INVITEDI FROM OWfl .1 .1 i'eci*. be sUon Special music will preand pravrant period. olds through sentair high at" Ing the 11 am. worship hour. The trip was under dirge. loss on timin of Remy M. jignissou mentald by Mrs. Billy B. Ryan, AU youths who an a" Is ucted during W 9:30 The cispirch's stay at the tslO p.m. wee. I OUR CHRISTMAS there will be a poster parade. at 5:41 at th e Methodist week will be "Proclaiming HolI y Communion will b Saafotd, recently visited observed th is Sunday at Bear Laisd 'l'rajning Cents, in Or, will be displayed by Christ" I. Methodist w ,. e a. .. Church din. laisdo, Church School for th ree ysar .e . - : The Junior High Fellowship Ri will show slides like. ! I li U. • I _1 diy at SilO P.s. at the Cos. 55lheW7 Cesisualty Method. . wo ' for the combined Methodist I I " ift the 9:30 a Area Methodists I1 OPEN HOUSE THIS SUNDAY, DM 5fh tamonte of Advent Sermons "A Faith ' ; I • a , 1I DON'T FOR 11 • I Shopping DR. BROWNING NYF To Visit i I I .~ I Christmas Methodist Church, and of & $ 1 .i , daughter, Janet, a laboratory Mrs. Ronald Huft "M&M The annual Training Union aklawn Class Has Banquet and Ohio University, They are parents of two ions, • I I narmtor. The first __Z .i. . I t - - ] ! five years. He later was director of the Advance Deparbisent, t Sermon -• IMstrIct for Evansville Old hr UI companled by appropriate mu I sic. Wirt )lcKnlght will be sLi,e Rev. Gu thri e I Cnrust Cnurcn At has been sery. churches In Glouster, London, in Now York, and was pastor ng the pastorate, and Mrs. Columbus and Sidney, and of the Wayne Street Meth- * ent,sUon of living scenes ac. ;!:~' . --- Z; '~,~ .11 otice . . . ------------ '! . an , .- But when the near miss was repeated time after time It .. day. corded for radio and televis. now. Parliament or a limited ered a "mon. ln.the.strect" "Once more around" we President Charles do Gaulle ion broadcast tonight. Then college of "grand electors" eandidate; liberal Senator thou ght . • • this surAsy, minister who ilt 1- i - . marked. .I , 117 years drew to a close to- paign speeches were pre-re- In the American style. Up to lerand; Marcel Barhu, consid. tire Enterprise. them are their ions (left to right), Paul, Larry, and Scot. Cliett, retired . - -. Z .( ~, I . .1 ~ 1. I , [... 11 il 4 became serious-and then the EL. PASO, Tex. (UP!) - Paso, and service restoration blackout and the one Nov. a installations as White Sands radio operator reported that About one million persons in began in a little more than an that cut power to more than 30 Missile Proving Ground, Biggs million persons in the nation's Air Force Base, 11ollonsa Air the pilot was low on fuel, a sprawling section of the hour. A refueling plane shot off Southwest were plunged into President Johnson order ed Northeast and parts of C - For Base a. Ft. Bliss. But I0 biggest u,cOflvefl.eflCe was the deck of the "Big E" and darkness Thursday night by military assistance made ada I lentlat election campaign In Final, eight. minute .'- - is visor for the now conveyor division of Cork and Sul Company. With Yo th I *I : ClIett, have returned to their also was pastor of the North odist Church in Ft. Wayne, I lad., where he has been Past. home near Atlanta, Ga., Me th odist Church in Indian. or Emeritus sine. une, 1915. where he T d.rgo eye surgeay in the near He is a former president 510,7 cugnt, will, O prssen5.Q ' • i. C...urc,, ,..,e h urc h g,uerai.iun Federation O&• ... at 7 n.m. Nuitday, Dec. 12 Dr. roag,* natrv. of .' , Columbus, Ohio, and was vice Grace stu1nust nUTCa at we. Rutland. Ohio, where he president of the Indianapolis sc Sanford, under .1irwon gsdusrted from high hool, hutch Federation In 1957, be Mrs. Russell KiUtec $ Mti rsceivad his AS degree from .. visited Methodist missions In L William Raps. . Asia. Ohlol his BD degree from The program will be a pres- Ohio University in Athena, • His wife, Sally, attended • - France . Presbyterian i 1 . . - Charles \ -_ . -- . . deliver his first sermon here rr' rs oi;','j " --fl .flJL. _ " - .'.-_______ .. w 10L I ... . Dr. . , ., -. ' •' I' ' '( ' -111.%~ - 9i.. . .so jW .04~, \ • . ,. odist Church, Sanford, will ght , I .p,_... 17 Marym Se, ,. ______ ; * Dr. Dallas L Browning, Garrett Theological Seminary apolls, Ind., after which h y •. ~ i A) teacher, who are moving to Spartanburg, S. C., where he will be super. were served by (bottom, from left) Mrs. Hamrick, Mrs. Nora Burk . I .. Iøaill V4M0fl.. .. - - '! . , Day School Mothers. masitter. Mrs. Charles Beeler, Mrs. Mario Adler, and Mrs. Roy Thompson. r-'-'' -- ..• , IVAM,TW I THAN TAX ... - , .1 ,,, I 11 Tli.it U cost 'izu u ,"t, ti of drinks when e get ashore Robin By TIM9, I~COW40y OF BYKOTA CLASS of Bear Lake Methodist Church honored Brian S. Ben. Jamin, Sunday School superintendent, and Mrs. Benjamin, Sunday School president, will conduct -- - i '' . In o%er sestnes Vier* will be a are Seminole Baptist AssociaAt tba Loyalty Dismer ROY. Fred Guthrie Jr., now Thursday slight, members saw minister at at. Andlew pros. 0 . the Wits Mon. tion will be Monday night at shepherds. WA = aisget. Vim ad litsale of Ithe cltureh byterlan Church, Bear Lake- The Golden Circle Sunday ham, can" yams, green Poison, and Mrs. Mean. Central BsplUst Church, San. he Junior and Senior ford. The program will begin lor the nied fl" ym period. will be In charge of &*Met$ &boot Class of Oaklawn Bap- begins. baked potatoes, crest. An amusing QUtz on was T' The church I. doing its best. *111 A. a. this Sunday. tlit Church held Its third an- berry salad, and pumpkin and titles was directed by Poison Choirs will sing, with solos it 7:45. to make plans for growth to Rev. Gutbrl. and his family nual Thanksgiving Banquet In apple pie, was served by the and members $ireIifltSd by Robert Bennett, A special feature will be a participated Irsep we with growth of the moved Into the mause at lots reitowship Hsu. committee, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. a suitcass rajay witk the led. Mrs. Gerald Mackall. MM panst discussion of Whave 00"11111110 0114 #A provide, Unocal Beack Drive. Bear Tables were beautifully do. Otis Taylor, MrL James Grit- Now In Training Unlom ""Tits u ii seen as possibi., for a Like, this week. ' fin, and Mrs. Robert Senne.. panel will be Rev. Jack lAndcorated with artificial fruit, youth program to help meet Saturday, between the hours crotors leaves, and greenery. say, pastor of the Longwood The Senior kiglt Methodist Andrews, the teacher. and Mr. V UI th. needs (a the community, of 2 and S p. in., members of A large basket filled with John and Regina Murray will sing Baptist Church; Rev. Bill Youth Fellowship of First Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. a". undear raperu. a duaL the Junior High Youth gmp gladioli and overflowing with Griffin, pastor of Elder Methodist Churck Sedord, D. McIallan, Mr. and Mrs. wW be working on the church fruit and colored leaves can. The ds.lrs of ths church, Baptist Church and will be guest of the Senior V Charles Stafford, Mr. and A "Whit. Offering", canned tared the head table. A large IsOdY farillillso will Mrs. Fred B. Chance, Young High Fellowship cmup of Mrs. Irrank Gebbardt, Mrs. SoOds for " gold colored paper turkey necessary facliit.tes to mist. J.an Colbert, will provide Barbara Dague Mrs. Mar. be accepted In a special care- Peoples Training Union Di. First Presbyterian Church, I the %*We at every ags in 11,1111111111`96f supper at I perched stop the piano. garel. Reardon, Mr. and Mrs. many at the clO68 Of th* Pis- reeWr at First Baptist Church. Sanford, for supper and a pm . Welcome address was given a spiri1 preivas of cit. C Sanford. gram this Sunday evening. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs Mann geant. I an 40"Iermagate he @or,. 7U Wamen's Council of the by the president, Mrs, PhW p Also an a special f"turs MyF members are to meet By Jda Slairl" and Mr. and Mrs. Pelson. 1 f .1 I I . I I - .. w'l' .' to Bishop Louttit, were Mrs. Charl" Searcy and Mrs. D&vW Tilson, chairman of the p.m. Monday at the pariah house. William Creamer, and ideas that confuse St Aid. .. - - church, the Men's Club Is scheduled to meet at 7:30 Bear Lake-Forest City area were (top, from left) Elder James Hamrlck of the Forest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Rev. Arthur Cit Baltilt Church, Rev. Robert McBride of Bear Iake Methodist Church. Rev. Thomas Makin of St Andrews Isms. byterlan Church, Bear I.Ake. Following the service, which was conduct. P". :sek tAndsay putor been Mftwghl In the past . - In other act4viUss of the MINISTERS participating In Community Thanksgiving Services In the - 11W CO$Dy -_ --t powered USS Friterprise, on its - Tales of the Gi'een Berets _____ Page lifeline that two Navy P (Herald Photo) . - And under (Zliestioning, Cur. ilots he times th e sleek shinin g trying desperately to tin admitted antom Jet a r e 0 were to Just minutes hook of lb r set do w n on the hea ving night fore, when the Phantom miss. faced , that ' st deck of America's mightiest ed the landing for the first rest ng gear on aircraft carrier, the nuclear, time arni scre a med back into tempt to land after turulr: from the st rike. GARDEN CLUB members of Altamonte Springs show ing items ma( club workshops to go on sale at noon Thursday in the Community House are 'from left) Mrs Robert Bradford, Mn. Robert Watson, Mrs. Don Harris, Mrs. A E Merrill, Mrs George Knoth Mrs B H Jarrard, and The sale will continue through the club's ChristMrs. Thomas znaa covered dish supper meeting that same day. Dora o a Congregational ol. n Uis . . on the mcmi with th. roast beet were scallop. ad potato.,, green beans, tossed salad, relish tray, hot roll., coffee, orange drink for the children, and "sorted pin and cakes for deuut. Special guests among the $4 persons present in addition rather sdvlsie that the program has i a'es Over At •' Included people. would happen it every church member wOuld tiths. pastor o . with a starling silver tray . containing white camelit", I white gladloll. and orchids. en have obeyed Ills command to tell the stoi7, to teach, tO heal, to go and mike lila rail before the world, As an. for this words ter Shr!ver. . 1065 I blabled our faces as we squint- arresting gear ten4ely Out Of sion In the woods. reach ck ef the hook dangling Ile noted that the flight de ed across the flight deck Into from the plane's tall. (lie squalls of the South China The thin cable stretched a- of the Enterprise was "pitch. Ing worse than usual," when Sea. cross the huge (leek was the he returned. The moment was tense. I y " fat dinner wu covered with whit, lines and centered a" will be SUMMEed to than dealing in smallonal i ' and Mrs Shriver hers of the Episcopsi Young P Churchmen acting as waiters I: and waitresses. Serving table for the bull. , Isay tnM"wolddHow,boobutuvyoratbowllooryk- mean, . 111 I' qrer D : -_ - Churchwoman was served in "j, :' S . II. I CONGREGATIONAL Christian Church of Sanford welcomed new minf. e, an se (left) at reception. With them star, Oliver Followfr the dedication 'lI%' b.ef dirner '_' I . . . the parish house with main. He's not Lu'wood when each per. ly that they I ; t ,* . .. . . And five times it had failed did my job No emotions" liv Joseph Galloway : ... ABOARD THE USS ENTER. as the churning seas pitched Curtin said one of his bombs I "RI'E (UP!) - A fierce wind the flight deck, drawing the touched off * secondary explo. r ,IIP V T?C Wrrutb \/Vorld's Might*est r'"' . ManO'War: Big E .,:~. ~ -a 'k . anticipated growth of IAngwood and the area. Roberts. Thomas Jr. 18 Attending college In North Carolina. The church has called a fulltime minister and Rev. Makin gave his final sermon th ere last stcck ltc v,a presented a set of fishing gear by the congrega- 1, Zit àt .M4 I •4#i lfl0ö ..0 WlI4W• U dead" Is a dramatic, sinai Pin'., Deaonstaitlosi Day for the tonal, and confusing sta te. Program for Chunk Pinance meet. it I. also just not trim .f the INS budget of $41,000 2b.cinal,las., ahoy. 11 ;ii .". y" ftr wr1U 1wc%u" m same"An's @w pw d It, "God Isn't d.adt .( 1. I financed through a loan of $21,400 from the diocese, BY approving the loan, true. tees of the diocese evidenced their interest and faith in the a,e true AM UvW G* Who has 'bay at* somewhat 12 danger clearly revealed Him- of throwing ad the baby with th.bsth rater. Wehave no 80111 to Jesus C%rislt. tbage sendIm mean d paid" our is" to Parkspe ' : was in Sadord today, who would ways called atheism' If the" 3nes really do believe In aver mail It to the door of a church? 71to "God Is dead" what they doing thool4i*t have point In cii schools Let us who name calling fW the Christian to Use Name of Christ ifss VP get out In the world and a" efilim or fat* In the spread the good news but 0 .I "~ 1~ 1. L ''" I church, .and Charles Blanch. ard Searcy, lifeinne member, dor belleve is a gamma Va. live In a secular world, and we had better realisis It. .71sers bs, its Apparently plays no part In their day-daydec. was a day when anything that I11 I, . ~. t.l.- I - no building, dedicated In memory of John Niel Searcy, one of the builders of the Wld1 God, -. Street. UWWVIU• world. In 11th century Gen. matte W17 to ova th e elders of the church .eetdITIUtIOS that has were both politician. and ptses in Our cuum. ople n lager believe in theologi ans. You could hardly aaIn1fni way tell the world from the Ood"In n aid teak IbM churchi. Not any morel We i 1 I W Christ. Episcopal Church property on Church happened In the community .W.I,IU1 I4YS ii 0flJ went on at the church. The SV1 •IUIIY. however church door was used as a seem to b.a g thath ' community bulletin boa rd. do eat believe In the Everything happened with the true1'and living God-that , church as a focal point, and notices an th. church door rn...... , Now , ._ matean bag ats4ow wets read, But U you want to i. spread the word of some hIVe si 7th . . 'A iiIll :. Longwood can i ~. - i in c; clitiliagic is man. They wish to Westem world. In one age the r aItont10 th ,,, a. head of the church ran the 1 I 1 1 I come involved with the world that is real not the world of b. Rgicawy" by the ,,CW the catbed.rAL We have lock101111"Ut dmka ad God up behind the stained b desill" Umbligut 41I tibay far glass windows, whUs outside bays ages"r come ou the world goes meffily on and stiligism. To $my that "God Is assume that God Is dead, bedead" Is really A 001111,1`11dicwe have buried Him in term' The fil m • :ieh ties , it Inks out Aft Implies $ or" e world go out Into th .. (silk and g , I ~ I . :.;. .A 0. By Rt. Resr. l. . . ' Is Dedicated ..:.," ~.-:, "I.,...- eantnrb I JI j1s;r)r.Th Lot Your mwl! -----% S arcyRII;M;nM UUIIIIUUU I., I . - _ - • __ - �S 10 6 l•.. -.-.-.---- .-" -.- . ,ra1k Page 4 - * * * Dec. 8, 1965 p..' : * * * Tribe Gets Chance To Avenge Only Bowl Defeat 17 I I I I i • . z FRIDAY, DEC. Z 1161 7:301:30 p.m. CBS. The Wild, Wild West. Burgess Meredith add. a fine touch of madness as Profeuor Cad. waUader, a geologist who hopes to make Wyoming Ifl In. dependent nation by wracking It with man.made earth. quake.. Foolish but entertain. log. I IH' ' 4 I N. . ' :... .. .. . ' -.. • • '•.: • ' , ' stars as Jacques Robespierre an obvious madman whi seeks t. destroy Franc.' wine producing vineyards Solo and IlIya brave tortun and the guillotine to pruervi the world from this unthiak able catastrophe. Mali Pow en and Frank Marth costar 10.11 P.M. ABC. The JImml Dean Show, Dean transport his special brand of countrl music and wit to Camegh Hall In New York City. EIIse* Farrell, Metropolitan open soprano, join. Jimmy In as InterestIng remfitlon of "lvi Got Tears In my Ears from Lyin' on my Back in my B.0 While I Cried over You. Other guests Include gultarisi Chet Atkins, comedian Norm Civabi, liools Randolph, Doe Gibson, Floyd Cramer, the Nashville-All Stars and, ol course, Rowif. Saturday, December 4, 1065 (X)-Indicates recommended shows: 1 P.M. NBC. NCAA. College Football. Penn State vs. The University of Maryland at College, Park, Maryland. . •• t Wife Fiddles, Husband Pays - - 7 - 1 t a ounds Open 1. ;hop? _ Weekend Television AmBrown One City Of NFL's TO 1i Bribe Attempt - Pentecost Hot in City LOOP Jets Visit San Diegri In Top AFL Contest Legal Notice - Pairings Set College Basketball For Best Ball - Druggers Open Not ce Five Game Lead ' __ UCLA Favored In 'Rosebonnet' CHRISTMAS • _____ - ' : Citrus Tourney Wore Scores 35 . - . --__ Union Members Support Service Men-la-Vief-HamOfficials of local ten-national Ladies Garment Workers Union, representing the workers at Alix of San. ford have gone on record as giving "unqualified support to our servicemen In Vial Nam." Approval of the Issue was unanimous, "Though It Is permitted by law that those who oppose the effort to atop Communist be heard, the union believes that thos, who support our wuntry'a efforts in Viet Nam should be beard, too, and calls on all fellow Americana to shout out their support of our fighting men in Viet Nam," Officials decla.r.d, .The union has formed a committee to work with other People In the community to let our servicemen know that 90 per cent of their country. men are behind them and those who oppose them repro. sent a small minority-less than one per cent," a spokes. man "Id. Chair-man of the union, Mn,. Rose Clark appointed the following members to work with local service or. gs.nizations: Sirs. Jo. Cat., Mrs. Mary Enlow, Sirs, Rose Holloway, Mrs. Eula Cornelius, Miss Bonnie Campbell and Miss Kathy Brooks, near Easter. Schedule for Monday circle meeting, of the Women of the Church calls for St. Mark's Chapter at 9:30 am, at the home of Mrs. P. H. Logan, 2305 Grandview Avenue, with Mr.. Mildred George as CO' hostess; St. Agnes' Chapter, 2:30 home of Mrs. Floyd Palmer, 535 Valencia Drive, for annual Christmas party and gift exchange; 2:30 p.m. St. Anne's Chapter, horn, of Mrs. A. S. Mecal. lum, 2440 Mellonville Ave. flue, and $ p.m., at. Mary's Chapter, horn, of Mrs. Tom Punch, 305 VIhien Road, with Sirs. harry Cochran. as CO' hoates, Sister Dies Mrs. Bessie Olive Walker, 82, of Nashville, Tenn., sister of Mrs. K. C. Colson of San. ford, died Monday. Funeral and burial services were con. ducted in Nashville. ______________ Lillian Revell, 70, Thursday Modesto Delez Dies Thursday - WARM ' WALL fDesi3ni1 Awnd Funeral Notice will be at S P. rn. aatisr.I.y at Orainkow Funeral Horn. wIlt. 11ev. Il-ly hamilton of. ficistirsg. Burial will be in Fvengr.,n Cemetery. T I. e family request, donation. be made to American Cancer Society Is lieu of flowers. (lramkow Funeral horn. In Dramatic 14K rIng wftk twelve Icry diamonds. nt., charge. -' if - " ' about 1em SOC,_.a_).>- Splendid weddin g set features five diamonds in14Ksold. - $230 gotej we ve - - - MEN IN SERVICE Seaman Recruit James It. Morris, son of Mr. and Mr.. Holland K. MorrIs, 808 Collins Road, Is undergoing seven weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. Everybody But p.m., CASTLE A I It P0 R C K Ivor oak leaves on his should. But despite his lack of ed the SAC base several days en-ed by the three youngsters BASE, Calif. (UP!) Sen. or was barely tall enough to height, the aherif l's office later-this time one of them were a set of official Air disclosed, the 14-year-old dressed as a lieutenant col. Force orders, two flight tries heaved to attention and see through the windshield, "colonel" and two 13-year-old one) and another as a cap- crew checklists from a XCIU gave snappy salutes as the companions repeatedly enter- tain, strate tanker, two pilots' lieutenant colonel and his two ed this base in the uniform of Tyler said the youths re- flight helmets complete with junior officers drove through officers last month. ceived sharp salutes from the radio equipment, a pilot's e In the course of about two sentry as they drove two air clip board, several Air Forte the gates of this Strategic Dies weeks, Sgt. Gordon Tyler force trucks off the base, manuals, and piece, of nine Air Command (SAC) base, Mrs. Lillian Smith Revel), .ia, the youths No one seemed to notice made off drove them around nearby Air Fore. uniform. that the officer with the oil. 70, of 801 Santa Barbara Drive, with thousands of (Iollar, In Mci-ted, and returned them. Tyler said the FBI turned died Thursday morning after government cslull)rncnt - in. They came back to the base the case over to the sheriff's a lengthy Illness, eluding four trucks. about a week later and took Juvenile division and the fed. Born In Jefferson County, Tyler said the 14-year-old, another truck for a joy ride. en-al government would not she came to Sanford 10 years from Merced, Calif., confess. Authorities said the mas- press charges because of the ago from Wakulla. She was ed tearfully after his arrest querade came to an end when boys' ages. He said a petition a member of Pinecrest Bapt- while dressed in the complete two air policemen spotted a charging them with joyriding uniform of a lieutenant 51 o.4,sto Delez, 38, formerly lit Church. truck In downtown Merced has been filed In Merced Survivor, are three daugh- one!. of Sanford, died suddenly which had been reported Superior- Court. flui-4y at the Grand Turk ter*, Mrs. Inca Knowles, of Tyler said the episode, mining from the base. Island missile tracking sta. Sanford; Sirs. Joan Johnson, which county officers now After a high speed chase, IN WINTU ITS of Tam,L and .Mrs. Alene call "the cast %%I&-, Non, tit., truck wns str'c. and Coll :ff, of Miami; four aorta, colonel," began curt) 141St tisers, at the wheel, in a lieut. Dcle and bin family lId - xm-'.Srnith and James Smith, month w):t:i the three young. cnnnt colonel's unif:rn, was 1trrd for 10 .Ve ---(-I WITH lnlh of Wakulla, Paul Smith, stem rode their bicycles onto a 14-year-old boy barely tall t312 Moll, , ,iE1J'LI1 Tallahassee, and George the base, opei.;ted Electric enough to rec oveloft. (lash. General He has been working with Smith. of Orlando: two its. The youth told authorities board. Pan American for the past. ten-a, Mrs. Minnie Southall, of he and his friends visited the HIAT PUMP Among the items aurrend. Whitman, Ga., and Mrs. Car- base exchange and officers' three years. CALL 44';. annual earnings on While living In Sanford, tie Munser, of Ocala; 15 club, where they stole Air the Delta family were memO grandchildren and nine great- Force officer uniforms with Savings, when compounded Plumbing, I insignias ranging up to the quarterly, yields 4t% In 3 hers of All Souls Catholic grandchildren, Heating, Inc Grsmkow Funeral Home rank of lieutenant, colonel. years. Sc. First Federal Church and Delez was a Sanford $124512 1067 The boys said they revisit- . now.-Adv. member of the Sanford Elks in charge of arrangements. Club. Mrs. Drier, a registered nurse, worked at Seminole Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his wife, Mona. Delez, presently study. xc1uuIve Zak Desi3ns! Winntn ing at the University of Puerto Rico In Ponce, P. It.; three children, Carmen and Glenn of Ponce and Carlo, stationed with the U. S. Air Force In Alaska. Other survivors Include $ sister-in-law. Mrs. Clay Wi). llama of Sanford, who left Thursday to attend funeral service. In Puerto Rico. An. other ulster, Sirs. Bebin Twelve diamonds form a spun. Christian lives in Puerto Rico, did 14K weddIng band. $111 Yellow sad white 14K gold cam. .. bins In this wedding pair. $15. REI lit. Ins. I. I L I. I A S P11TH Funeral •.rviess ton Mr.. I.IllIan t'rnith Its. viii. 70. Who died Thur.d.y, ) LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN - ' Ten bright diamonds baumtl?y this 14K bridal pair. each $lsi I " -~7 ~p,,~; P,- ~ opo ,,o,~P _~ 0 ~7= I~ An emerald-cut and four 14K gold set. diamonds, round Ilso b On Jets' Schweicked Is Foiled d L s~l"I -- - There will be a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday of the Parish Players of Holy Crou Episcopal Church, Sanford, in the parish hall, for the purpose of discussing plans for the Christmas Program for the children scheduled for 2:30 p.m., Dec. 20, and to set re. hearul schedule., Confirmation is to be at 9 am., Dec. 28, for young peopie who have been attending the Children's Confirmation Class conducted at 4 p.m. each Thursday In the parish hell. God and Country Award Classes also are being con. dueled each week at 4 p.m. on Tuesday It -1g expectedoa. voup will receive awards this o, In- month with the second pro. sentatlon to be scheduled Record - For Monday 4:30 P.M. NBC. American Football League Game, New York Jets vs. San Diego Chargers at San Diego. 7:304 P.M. NBC. Flipper. "Flipper and the Horse Thie. yes." (Color) Another epi. sod. with that fantastic fish, This week Stevie Reynolds (Stephen Use) brings two horses to show Bud and FlipPer, but two thieves steal the horses. Flipper and Bud give Shy I Army .- Th TV - San ordmOr ando Kenne C u -. I -- [ Thu 7flt5 Palatka team km will be the lg In. of the I In Palatka just before I p.m. team to Palalka. Athletic Isa Itsilsy 5emingi FIzIItI1Ig boasts one of the finest rim, host Bravie. Tb. Palatka for. where they will be escorted 'rector Fred Gins. said at Seminoles mak, their seventh ning backs In the state. lie's ward wall boasts three 200-I across the county line and Into least 500 tickets have b -' bowl appearance in nine years llo'pound halfback B o b by plus pounders and only one th e city. sold at the school this week. tonight In the Palatka Azalea Pope, who has scored TI poin ts Lineman weighs In at under , A big crowd of local fans He added that Bowl, the sit. of the team'. on U tccbdowns, one field 11$ pounds. ars expected to follow the svaflabls at th. gate, only loss In such post.seaaoc goal and seven extra points. The Braves boast of their k. encounters. Popehasruahedfor7olyards fine pass ria and could give ,, ' J[ 7;- .; "' ` The host Palatba Braves are In 136 attemPts this fail. Whigham trouble. also the lime foe that Inflict. Seminole must counter with 330-9:30 p.m. NBC. Convoy. Th. righting Seminoles have .4. 74 lose on the Seminoles a versatile offense that is corn. s pretty good defense, too. Six "The Auanln." Somewhat In this annual game's Initial prised of a half'doz.n running of the 10 foes didn't score onconfusing b Ut suspenseful coetest back In 1160. backs and one of th. finest the Sanford club that ailowed drama Involving good and bad Game Ume 1. 1 p.m. In th e passing games In Central but six touchdowns sli season Germans pursuing each other ft 1,000-seat Palstka stadium. Florida. aboard the convoy's flagship. long. The Fighting Seminoles of Junior quarterback Frank Jeremy Slate, Carl Esmood Linebacker. Steve harris, first'year Coach Buck Met*a Whighsm I.. the key to the Ron Dudley and little Mighty and Harlan Collier guest-star. wan the InvltaUoa with a tins Seminole attack. The rangy Mite Mike McGulre (115 99:30 p.m. CBS. Gomer 7-1.2 season record and a third six.foot, 110 pounder ha.. rush. pounder) key the defense be-'Pyle-USMC. (Color) Sergeant Carter's sister, Babe (Martin place finish in the Class AA ed for 563 yards this year and hind interior linemen David Mason), turns her attentions to passed for 975 more, complet. Jarreli, Tony Gonzales end I, lominated Metro Conherence. Only Orlando powers Boone lag 11 of 123 aerials. Gomer after ditching her Si. Mike O2dcn. Gray and Sterl' __________ iho de1'eaAd Seminole by anec, Harold Kanobly, played Wbigam gets plenty of sup. lag Weber are two Iorniidsble ' one touchdown)) and Edge. port on th. ground from full. defensive ends and corner . r. by Bill Idelson, who also wrote the script. water (whom Seminole defeat. back S on n y Meuer, the bact Terry Echols has proved " i1 rd 28-0) finIshed ahead of the team's top scorer, and a trib, to be one of the area's best 10.11 p.m. CBS. Trials of 0'. .•' Brian. "Dead End on Flugel Sanford school, of halfbacks like Chuck Scott, In this role. ' •. / • Street." In It. first appear. Palatka, sporting a big line Rick Walatrom, Bernie Bar. Kelly Ogden and Al Peoples 'i '-4. ance in a new Friday slot, ' and a crushing ground attack, bout and Bruce Down.. alternate with Scott, Barbour, went this re. cornea up with a I through the season with Scott, the t.rn's third top Waistrom and Dowlen at the ! :Wow. Milton Serb stars In a a 7.3 record and finished run. rusher with 3 yards, Is ez• thm other defensiv, back. gloriously professional par. nerup to undefeated Stark. In peeled to see limited action to. field spots, trays) of Boozey Bailey, a bag. the Florida Star Conference. night, however, becaus, of a Tb. Seminoles' offensive / ' gy pants burlesque comic IC. The last Urn, the two pulled thigh muscle, line has Gray and Weber H cused of murder. His perform. r. scboolsm.twasInUaflrst A PAIR OF EAGER young hopefuls get welrh. Schooling races will be held nightly with free Iancebth.esunceofold Azalea Bowl Ia 1160. Overall bacte as receivers, but his Hempidil at tackle., Harris ed out for schooling racen which begin Monday admission and free programs until regular an. stand.up vaudeville, and It's a the two school. have played favorite target Ii big 6.4 end and John Cannavino at guards night at the Santord.Orlando Kennel Club. son opens Dec. 17th. welcome sight. O'Brien, too, LYONS, France (UP!) A each other 1$ limes with bern. Mike Gray who has snagged 16 and Gonzales at center. The proves be's no slouch In a court fined Jean Tortane $4C Ins. holding a 3.7.1 edge. passes for 31$ yards and Sour Le boys, Russ Danny. and 11 nice routing in the courtroom. for tearing the clothes off his However lb. last four times touchdowns. Whigham b as also are used frequently on th. Hi) March co-stars as a back- wife, then scolding her while I the two schools clashold P51st' nine touchdown passes offensive line by Coach Melts, stage Lothario; Rita she stood nude on a bridge In ha has beta victorious and has this season and scored five to The team Is expected oo ing C aces egin on ay blanked the Seminoles three more himself on the ground, leave the high school at 4:30 plays Bailey's wile, and Ann the busy downtown section al i time.. 11 Corlo (producer of the hit Lyons. l -~ The Seminoles' biggest prob. p.m. this afternoon and arrive show "This Was Burlesque") Tortane said minutes earlier 1 Should cause heavy breathing be had seen his $.year.cld In the balcony. Don't miss this wife, Joslane, run up to another man, kiss him and start one. At f 1, l l l I 1011 p.m. NBC. The Man to walk away with him am. Activity gets underway management is looking for. of last season, / From U.N.C.L.. (Color) "The In-arm. for the upcoming season.bGrevh ,,lg.._ A"- 1-to ? LL.,.. Monday night at the Sanford. ward to its biggest opening Other Improvements Include isiin.. lb. list ol too • Orlando Kennel Club with the In history. some two acres of new black. greyhounds WIlL be u. In. i, beginning of schooling races Biggest of the Improve, top parking ares, new seats set for 7 pen. ments Is the beautiful new in the old grandstand, new compatible Miss Whhi, $ 'I. B Tb. schooling events will be Terra,. Club grandstand concession stands, more mu. homegrown product who has Aoore ,, run nlghU except Sunday which has been completed and tu.l windows and various reached tremendous heights THREE GRIDDERS who will play an Import. in greyhound racing circles. ratosy r. us. *zntli th. track's official open. adds a colorful new vantage other. impio,.inents. (5) Jet Jackson B JI. Ruckus last year's squad which wo: make too many mIstake.. We ant role In tonight's Azalea Bowl contest 1:1 (5) Nsws S:ZS (2) science Fiction lag which Is scheduled for point for greyhound racing As for the greyhound., The little "pound spied. Lyman's Fighting Grey. the area championship and really hay, a green ball Theatre (1) AlSO News against Palatka are lined up here behind Semi. 1).., 17th. Spectators are in. fan., (I) Planet Patrol track General Manager Jack stir, who was born and raised hounds will begin the new slice if the ORG title, club." 5:15(1) NewsItne note High defensive coach Dick Williams. The 1:11 (8) Top Cat 1:80 (8) Huntley-Brinkley ,it.d to watch the schooling The heated, glass.eneloued liedoux is convinced that the just a few miles from the basketball season this eve. Moore was the No. 6 mar Junior varsity coach Tom (I) Heckle and Jackie trio compose the Ilnebacking crew of the Fight. (I) Walter Cronkite SOKC oval at Ralph Ryan's ning when they travel to Or. on Copeland's foam and sp Barnes plans to use a start. races at no admission charge. Terrace Club Is located be. finest greyhounds ever to (I) Major Mercury I (5) flat Ma.lers.on . i lng Seminoles and will be the key In stopping 0:50(5) Hecler Hsathcot. 7:05 (3)Tancy Derringer Yr.. programs also will be tween the old grandstand and at Sanford-Orlando will be at Lonawood farm, became the lando to tabs on the Bishop pears to be the leading shoot lag quintet of center Mike (5) T.nn.sa.e Tuxedo the vaunted Palatka ground attack. From top The Wild, Wild Well ' . all.tlm. leading money win- Moore Hornet. in the Ho,. or this year. Newell am Ilickett, forwards Brant Rose available. the paddock area. It should the track this year. Underdog 9) A Man CaIl.4 shin. ie:ei (5) to bottom are Ron Dudley, Steve Harris and (I) Mighty Mouse With the many new Im. be more than adequate in ban. Ledoux has booked 33 of net last month when she won nets' new gymnasium. andoeb Simpkins played on Ton and Ron Tolbert and guards Mike McGulre, (1) Shenanigan. (Herald Photo) 7:80 (2) Camp Runamuck ,provemta,.at SOKC, the oiling the ovrr.flow crowds the top kennels In the country the $80,000 Flagler Interns. (lame time for the two Barnes' JV squad A both al Matt Hickok and Reese Grif. N 10:10 (2) Fireball XLI TheWild, Wild West -I) (5) Unus the L4oa. Uona1 Classic for the secOn ,r.1tysqusd.isSp.m.A forwards. Nowell is a junio: fin. & (I) VlInelones hearted Urns, preliminary between the Grsy. sad Bimphlne $ e,aior the fines has eleven boys on 1:01 (1) hank (5) The Beatles Tammy (I) Miss Whirl has broken just bound JVs and their Bishop Uwe around. 11:11 (5) Dennis The Menace squad, his all sophomores. III (3) Convoy (5) Tom and Jerry The ether forward, Sept Most of them played at South Youth Basketball Program about every record imaginable Moore counterparts will begin (I) hogan's Hero.. (5) Casper Cartoons Including wins in one season, at I$O. The., will be lb. Stuart, played center ft Seminole last year. He too (5) The Addams YamIly 11:10 (5) Fury 5:00 (I) aom.r Pyle(S) Quick Draw money won in one year a4 first two regular game. Coach Dn. Miller's Bout) Plans to shift his players, usU.H.M.C. McGraw 0 I other honors. She has broke* played in the Hornets' new Seminole Honey Hurricanes, ing forwards West (1) (5) Pork Pig I John Newell, Sir. 5:20 (2) Roberts 13:00 (8) Burns and Allen I Copeland plans to use a) Bob Mean, and Leonard Hal' Gets Started Saturday Morning track records at almost a" gymnasium. (0) Movie ?;'' (I) Sky King The Intsr.confereac. duel We players.in the first fe's Its and guards Jim Lukas, track where she has appeared. (5) Peyton Place 111 (5) Championship 10:00 (8) The Man Prom Wrestling .0 The tie, n...ei,... y, r i.._j._ La Currently enmn.tlnw in thebetween Lyman of the flrn.. Stan shifting them in saC Rif West and Darrell Cook. By United Press int.rullossl him one shy of the league Ii1 uII,ur DU7W S% w..v, t1IU U.N.C.Lan. 13:80 (2) People are Penny Belt and lisbop Moe.. if out constantly. Therefore 1.1 $31,400 Derby All-Florida According to Barnes, 'We'v partinsnt's Youth Basketball league gets going first and takes on George.; at 10:30, (H Jimmy Dean (I) CISS News It's too early to chose the record set by Baltimore's Len. 11:00 (8) New. 12:41 (5) Baseball competition at Biscayne, Miss the Metro Is a repeat of last center Byrd Brown,)) 6.1 been Practicing for only two book on the 1065 edition of program gets underway to. youngsters In the 9.12 ageWTRR (I) New. meets Sanford Eiec. nie 1:00 (5) T.B.A. Moore last season, morrow at the Fuming Hem. bracket begin play at 110 Whirl will return to 80KG In 'Sat's initial contest which forward Darrell Aligaler ani weeks. I don't really know the Cleveland browns. 11:11 (6) Movie (5) Baseball The Browns tric; host and at the 11:20, Wash. Sanford 11:10 (2) Tonight .rW Gymnasium at Seminole a m. Strickland 5.6 guards Gary Guater anC what to expect-Most of them 1:500) The Outlaw. tim, for the Inagugursi Han. the Honda woo 16.11. Morrison There may be some addl. ington Redskins (1) Movie 2:51 (5) The Deputy this Sunday C e a e h Dick Copeland's Penman Minoan will un played some at South Semi. High School with seven meets Pinecrest Itexall In the Atlantic Rank meets Day A dicap on opening night. li lions under the section read. in their 1:00 (5) New. 1:10 (1) NCAA Football final a ppearance of games on tap in two leagues, first game. Night Grill, 1:01 (5) Daily Word Last year Miss Whirl not Startina lineup for Lyman doubtedly see a lot of actIon note, but on lbe whole they Ins "records established"-and the season 4:15 (5) NFL Cosatdows To before lUck Off , home will Include 64 center Chat. pregame corn Copeland's only won are very inexperienced. the Inaugural at Also beneath that the familiar The Intermediate League 4:11 (5) Jimmy Clrick*aad fans and are rated men-point IATVMDAT A. U. lee Newell, forwards Riebatd meat was, "we hope we don'l we don't have much height." SOKC she also won Bunny (5) Bug. egins at 1:11 p.m. with the name of Jimmy Brown, the 5:11 (5) News favorites to run their record 1:05 (5) toes In Space Moor. (Ii) and li4 Bruce King and Queen Champion. 7:00 (5) Orowar's £lmaaae The bone-crushing Clay.. Eagles meeting the Jets in (5) Wide World of to 10.2. Stuart, guards Rick Wile, 7:81 (5) New. Sports land fullback already Improy. the first game. At 2:30, the ship, one end of the match (54) sold 54 7:10 (1) Wonderful World In other NFL action, West. Him limpkins. race competition against of Brother Buse ed on two of his personal Lions take on the Rams and ern Conference ATVSDAT V. a, Moo,, and Miller are the pacesetter (5) RFD Mid-Fla ') (5 5:00 (5) Fishing Fun marks list Sunday when the Baltimore is at 8:45 the Colts and Vikings Jacksonville and the Central only returning m 1:00 18) ACTQII the Vance listed as a four. embers (5) Siattery's People of Florida Derby. ___ tangle. (I) Capt. Kangaroo Browns clinched their second point choire over vastly Im. IdI (5) News NEW YORK (UPI) A the $200. Schweicqert report. Running under the color. of 1:11 (5) Olsen ft.e..s now Intermediate program straight national football l.a. proved Chicago; Green flay is 7:00 (1) zasige O'Toole U.S. Army sergeant with ed the Incident to the FBI, is for boys In the 13.15 age the La Hughes Kennel, gue eastern division them' $ e1x.polt pick to (5) One step $'ye04 down Min. three Korean battle star. which asked him to go along group. This league was orig. Miss Whirl has convlaeed Ibowsa pionship. nssota; New York is also six Flo THO clncvrr covwr or (5) One stop sere" P' lastly slated to begin tonight, in*n veteran greyhound rae. awaited grand jury action to. with the scheme. By United Pro. IatuuatieaalI out on the short end of a 84. His four-touchdown perfor. over TUN nitTIi JUDICIAL C*k. Troop Pittsburgh and ditto San but tonight's play has been ing men that she is the great. CUlT IN AND FOR snusanosa 7:50 (5) Flipper day en a charge of accepting With lb. AmerIcan Foot. 9 decision. The Jets went on mance against Pittsburgh Francisco over Detroit; St. Schwelckert was instructed covre'ry, FLORIDA. (5) Jackie Gleason is $200 bribe from Bob Sell. to give Lewis $200 In mark- Indefinitely postponed be. eat greyhound ever to leap gave him a 1065 total of 19, cMAItcsiny ao. 1544? Show ball league's Eastern Division from there to score four Louis is rated two polnt suon any wekqert, a rookie halfback .4 bills and a federal agent cause of the Seminole high from a starting box his best output ever, and THE UNION CENTRAL LIFZ (I) shindig U left Pente.o. o crown perio, ' out of reach the TX definitely straight victories before lot. to Ice Angeles an4 INVUItANCB COMPANY, 5:00 (5) 1 Dream of Jesnat. and flanker with the New allegedly observed the trans. School football gems In Pal. track. Philadelphia -Is a four-point Plaintiff (5) The King Family Atka. But Miss Whirl won't be (b p s bowling teem if the the New York Jets travel to lag to Boston 2743 last week. 'York Jet.. • vi. action, 1:11 (8) Oct Smart favorite to best Dallas. Games will be played every the only super star running at City Liege. continua. his tar- San Diego Saturday to try to At that hidden talent In the WILLIAM S. DIuMlcIc, at ui. (5) Trials of OBrtea Tb. FBI said Bchwekk.rt saturday at the Pluming Sanford -Orlando this )'sar, rl4 pat. by leading his teem Inject eo.. inteceet late the youthful Jet lineup finally The Bears have lost awy Defendants (5) Lawrence Well helped break lb. CUt. noica or ivn' :•i (5) Sat. Night Movie us one game In their list elghtGymnasium and on evenings Racing Secretary CM Deal. to a thre, point victory ever Western Division raes. Staff Igt, Winfred Lewis, aoni'oau. rosact.osunu esie (5) The Lon.r during the Christmas Itoh. derlo points out that several Hunt Llaeola Msrauj, Pests. Tb. last has the.e two blossomed against Denver as a month ago to the Colts, 2. YOs WILLIAM N. DIMMICK (5) Hollywood Pales. U a decorated veteran of the and MARGARET P. DIM. *0:00 (5) Guasmoke diJe. 11. Gal. Sayers set a rookie "Bad NUM of $37 teems et, Now York came New Yost walloped the Bron. other kennels have outatand. Xenon war, was arraigned SICK, his wife 10:51 (5) 1A ad of Jesse we ,• INA" hight me 64L as 45.10. Tbs* came suarss. Seminole High be.aketball ing dogs who are capable scoring record last week sail nxsifir.*cns UNKNOWN James Thursday In Brooklyn FederPairings for the Mayfair Comb Mack Blythe supervises supplying real competition for Tom-mate Carry Paz also slye wins over Kansas City, ANI) TOs All parties claiming figures to add to it before the ii Court before U.S. Corn. But lnter..ts by, through, un. the program, aveeage IN with as eves Boston and Houston. Now, Men's Golf Association thee.. season draws to a close. In the great Miss Whirl, dir or against the store. missioner Mu Schlffmsn on Vlllanova 93, Scranton 65 i s man, beat.bahl tournament that Similar Midget and Junior although the team baa been said person. earlier meeting with Bal. One such pup is Cocos Co.. a charge of soliciting and r. ' Tempt. 83, Rider 62 Sunday have been announe. limore, YOU AIIN hereby notified I n The *I League programs will begin Coort mathematically dim ene cs.aey i n ate d aa J44 quarterback Rudy RuesMng $200 bribe from Leb. Val. that a Complaint to foreclose Ju1,, s.Iu.i. C.ety. P1.,. .Ino. Hpkns 80 ot no xt Saturday for the Golds, mel, a fleet youngster front Lessee split in their astik ed by Mayfair Country Club fro, the Eastern Division a certain mortgage encumber. kich completed 23 of $s, I. P,'eb.$., 44 pus. " Bchweickstt In return for us. Willimantic St. 71, Nichols 70 bore Recreation area at the th e R. K. Hutchings Kennel, with Clarence Willis high for nj the following described Is set 51*515 uS ace, individual Jet players pro Bob Cooke. as for 290yards and no on. Ing his inthaence as an Army Utica 52, Ilarpur 40 teal property, to-wit: The pairings are: Crooms High Gym. WillIe The big red brindle won the the eablnetatea, HARVIGY AUGUST SWANSON at . staking strong bide for 144-101. Im.gue 6eiting Pissecrest Lot II, Block 21. NORTH recruiter to keep the young Grove City dl, Geneva Deceased. 12 noon-Sayles, Brown, has been able to turn him off Gen Graham supervises this pro. Puppy Stakes last summer at Bobby londoef topped lb. Uggeta Ranall Drugs .pened dominance in several depart. .52 ORLANDO. acooidlng to since. To Aft OsedUore en player out of the draft. the big Rivers track In M u . the plat thereof recorded Ra,$e, Cise or V-,-- -s, gram. McRoberts; Lowell Tech 9$, Tufts 95 12:07-Bowman, first n. je Lease ""So" $ five game ever second meats. Lewis, married and the In Flat Book It. Pages II £gslaeI 5*15 note", sachuaetta, Antar, Ethel;. 12:14-RIng, ilwat and 1* Public Records of with $ 164 game, Including P160 RIM, difestlag Badeuek In luaday's You sal each of you arm father of one child, waived a Another such speedster Is games ' the Whitmire, Duncan; 11:11Tech 91 Purdue ii ot Seminole County. Florid., hereby notified sad rmquired to six Consecutive etnikes, for a Denver Broncos visit the Oakhearing to await grand jury 7urulturej thre. teas in lb. Wild Comedy from the Man. Ss been tiled against you In present any claims and de. Walker, Stenstrom, Herron; Iowa 111, Pepperdlne land Raiders and the Houston the above styled suit, and you minds which you, or either or He facea.a maximum uel Foster Kennel. Wild Con. in series. lias"umss's League. 12:27-Brlster, Lipton, PerHastings 76, 71 see required to serve a copy you, stay have aisls1* the ROLLER SUM Haag OU.r. host the Buffalo Chrysler, Bills, pesslty of 15 years in prison Sanford edy was. the seuiastIo* if lbS of your Answer or other I'i.ad- estate of HA*VBY AUGU1T ELM meanwhile lost thise gums; 12:34-Park, H. What. 151 to the Complaint on Plain. SWANSON. deceased, late of and a $20,000 fins If convict. Many's Bar out if four point. to Ie.berd and the Chiefs and Pats are Choi, Wood; 12:41-BhIiups, Taunton, Ma", track last Auto Part. s VII OUR Cookie l C. 96, An; U. tiers attorneys, AXDNRNON, said County, to the Cosity .4. MEMPHIS (UPI)'-They're year- where- be won several a SIRlebid with three vie. Caldwell, Egberls; 12:47RUsH, 1)KAN 6 WWNDNS. Judge of Semin ole Cecaty, IS Pta. St. 60, Valdosta St. U LAYAWAY PLAN toth. Joe Nemeth, New York'. Federal *imthorltles report. ., dofSt. 8 11 Nail Central Boulevard, Florida, at his office Is calling Saturday's Ten"essee- feature starts against WT*R movs4 Into third Farrens, Keresche, Yost; 12:54 Otlando. Florida, and file the court house of sail Countythe .4 that Schweickert, whore. Furman 6d,NIibiñy'$$ uct. game the 'Rosebonitet star rompetitios. at man for Haag was place, eight games behind the $400,000 rookie quarterback, -Green, J. Jernigan, O'Neil, 1111111141110 FARM original Answer or Rukis other Isnford. Florida, within six 93,. 3IQ'4ntlIn Bt. _____ ifBob GUthI.II, 100-lid while calved an kitlmstdd stands third In the league In Bowl" and this .1st. season Pleading in the The office outstanding field calendar 1:00-Cockrell. I of the pace ssttemi, taWag three of months from the time Heck enbach, PUMP 1*12151 PAITIN Dye A Elkus 86, Aldrsn'Brds power clash Clark of the Circuit Court on of the first pubfiostlea of this to sign with the Jets, ia $$ yea four point. from Oldhaa'. Passing and could conceivably Robb; I:O7-.Cjemmans. figures to be greyhound., the new Terrace tRtsve Dudr's $i1-, 2 . or before the 17th day of Dec. notice. Two eopiea of sack pear, approached Lewis about become the first rookie ever Jernigan, 1) every bit as exciting as the Club and the many CthI 1* op. for the Trophy Legag, N IL 0 D I I ember, 1501. It you fail to do claim or demand shall be is 1:14--KZ W. 81g. io,, Wash. CaL N *1 pe.t'eeamn ejaeslcs.lb. possIbility of joining tea, Tommy Alexander (I... to lead the league In that 4,. lmlai, Dotts. p4, a decree pro conteeso will writing, aid shall state lbs ptovemehth add UP 10 the big. Xlaswbsu. In the liege., Faust; 1:21Centenary 73, K. 'Vex, Bptal 66 Both teams are bowl.bound,, QUOtA IL RINK 235-4,U be taken against you for the place of residence 504 poet ofAnsy National Guard. psrtm.st. gust season ever at the Baa. ford Manu!aeturlag) 124- HAAG Some.,, Dun., Stubbing. relief dended ma I. the Corn. flee address .f the claimast, came out on top if By joInli*i the Guard, Scb. Auburn 91, Rice '74 UCLA meets Michigan sate ford-Ortaó X..l Club. NI; Harold Appleby (Amen. _____ Though they are Plaint. favored by and shall be sworn to by the untied Plower Shop this. , . 69, UvingItea. U In the Jan. 1 Rose Bowl and : This Notice shall be yoblish. claimant, her ageat, or altar. weleke.t would reduce his ac. ___ can Legion 193 1; Dr. Ring points to me and Therm-0. eeves and a half points, lb. once a week for four con. nor aid. acoompa_a1o4 by a Ill. 04 si x Mph.. St. 77, Union Taut. U tin muita, aerrie. t. Tennessee faces Tulsa In the of Marry's Bar hod $ 102-aft Tam topped Roller's Ibis. Chargers have shown evidence so-elite weeks is flc ass. lag fee of one Sills, sad such months Instead of the two St. Brntd 90, Ermsba 8mm. U Dec. II Bluebonnet BowL t4 Herald. claim or demand set se filed if $lipping latsIy. Sinee beatto Pet. Petersen's IN-478 teens. .DATKD THIS 11th day of hail be void. .sthv.m years It,he were cesaerlpt.d. tsr lb. losing Ilmiael, Ceiin- The I., aisles was tamed I. ing the Jets, Son Diego has November, 1551. Is/ Felicita 5. Swansea 'rh.re apr. long waiting Obla. CIt7 07, SMU .0 LAKELAND (UPI)-Plor. ty Mote,., ON III BRANDS (IXAL) As esecutnla Of the Laot ,, by (lii Leek if WTU, IN.- WIN esly one game, topping ww play Rai. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., at yang who are ann. Texas ASM 76, TrinIty 70 Will and Testament it United Pr..m lateruatlesil to Clerk of Circuit CO*,l peAnyny LUOVIT SWAN. 134; EddIe Reed if Thenm-o. Denver 16.21, while losing..A flea in the opening game to0*5 to Join lbs Guard on the West . _ bate, and Kansas City - Sy Xiissbeth Pruaahan Li, DePore, a transplant. SON, dseessed Tans, 11111111,-63111I Ralph Unger night of the eighth annual .U.N. *xmy Reserve. I.infleld 1*0, Oft. Cell. 12 Deputy Clark W?$$aTOs.. DAVIS tying Buffalo. ed Georgian doing duty west Cits InvIttjon ____ Anderson, Sueb, BURLiNGTON, Dean A A MciNTOSH if Bedeerk. 116-Ill and Jim Vt. (UPI) tothePSI, Low. W. Wshagtu 66 Psc Luthyn l4wnd.s Attrncys for 51ee*trtg Vu lenaskas. $ iN. ValenUas if Haag, Ili so $4 did% $ year on Savings, lchwelck.r$ be P.' 0. ISoz 215$ Poet Office Bo* isse in U points Thursday sightTh i e P1*54 jan. fros wIB have Otlaido. Pis, iaaferd, ?$e$ls Utti *shche,, Des Aws, nilbougk his Influence t psi Whtwrth 7$, Ciat. Wash, 'II to ks A*bu,a to a startling ARCADE PAtkAGR STOU lespounded qsarte.jy, yields Publish )Oet. ii, 116 II A VOL Bouthwes$em Publish Mer, $ A Des, 1, if $(osp, NJ., No bees cleated p. 1111111111111.4 lb. IN series, bek 514% ayeei in l0year..$es In new high on on. of the Colorado 79, Tulsa 71 0.1051. OPEN DAILY...e 91.76 baaketbali victory ever Tenn. against *aapdes.Iyd. 11. 1501. .s:upL laIn .1 th, uN University 11t game honors with his Vint PsdenJ about this CDI.0 all B. FIRST Ping Jilts La return far Utah ill, Metana St. 71. CO5-41 respectable Rice UnI spit7. n.y College of VIjg In!., IAMPOS) of Vermont football team. 211. WI GIYR TOP sound lnYeatmsat,.Ady, iI - r, Seminole, Palat ka Vie In Aza lea Bowl mifsrk _ . - V - __ _ -__• . . ____ - SPECIALS EVERY DAY! , FARRELL'S -- -. - VALUR STAMpS 0 ring with usitured pearL two diamonds, $ft.g is Delicate 14K O i i,i I a.,, I ..e, .Mn 5.5 Cae.I lesS hls.d. - sues seal Souse Am - PiseeSS, e ret S. nac a.., 01111dor Pal •hssb PS.. shop. Cs C 5 Sd Pius. ,d - - - - rv - o *,. n- id VIN11 6Or. - olm AbowAresse 111 a 5515 S. C.4.e1* Male - s w rob - LYSOL SPRAY UST i.i,... 72' BABY OIL UST 5 c... 38' EXLAX t.__.,. irs........... ,e..., LIST 434 24' MILES ONE-ADAY VITAMINS w IT 1,69 ----i PRELL SHAMPOO UIsL ..... UIT$k.. 56' C ORRICIDIN TehIs$.23'e.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,. 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A bright diamond In set Is lbs Misr of this l4l(tle$ac, NOPATIWI 'TU. MARcH, 'II ICKSIDI Nsvsr I $&a - 4 �-•--•-*-•-•• - --4-- o 1W ,dm* n,fl Pals 6 •••••••••*•. • Dell. R, 1H8t 4 EIBIS!I'MA.Sa A is OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING w I Altamonte - By Donna Eat.. Philip W. Tope Is a candi. d ate for mayor of Altamont.. Springs In Tuesday's municipal election. - • !.. • - J t — __ ft U '. FRANK LUCEY ARTHUR WHATLEY 1 . modernize it MW = OWN SW or - 0 31 I ; Extension Club VCR 0 P1 OTM ~ __ it To Have Party • L 36"t.40"D.c.iwtwStyl. — In DeBary ______________ ' I 1.. j,4 . P •._._1 mens ARNOLD ALDRICH : * CHOOSE ROM WALNUT, BRASS OR CERAMIC BASIS LARRY MILLER In Lasselberry Race Weeks is making the bid By Jan. Ca.eclbsrvy six liste entries in the rue for the council seat because for two seats on the Canal. he believes that sway citizen berry City Council in Mon. should be Interested In the day's election filed before the growth of the city and take deadline, Joining Dr. Edith an active role in local politics. Duerr, Ions wOmlfl candidate, • • • • who filed previously. "Retirment is an advan. Bests are being vacated by taisloot says Arthur C. wut. Councilman George Howard icy, as It would esbal. him and Cliff Ovennais. to devote his full time to the A newcomer to the political office it elected. A retired scene is Arnold C. Aldrich of mercantile manufacturer and 210 Mockingbird Lane, who merchant, he came to Cass.lt, Cau.lb.rry cNn. berry In ia from Mountain years ago from Orlando. As Lakes, N. 3., and lives with assistant vies pTSSldmtOfhis 250 Mockingbird the Colonial Bank of Orlando, lAne. lii is Is member ci be feels hI. background Ii 11. MZI.riCU Won Memorial nine, would be .f particular Post ass of Cauelberry, the value to the council at thisBa hia Tom plait whore be I. time when the ares Is expand. a 82nd Degree Mason, and lag so rapidly, is an Episcopalian. "Thu. will be many chin. that Cassolberry gel", said Aldrich, 'and has $ big future which call& changes cost money." He & for sound administrative prac. jored in business administra. Uces and application of sensi. tlon at Boston University and bie reasoning to problems of has been in the banking field growth confronting the city. sine. 1957. A veteran, he be. a • • • longs to VFW Post 10050 of Robin F. Tacker, who yeCasseibcry. turd from t, Navy three ' years ago, has been a Ca.sul.' }'rank G. Lucey, retired berry resident for over five U.S. Postal Service employ., years and lives with his wife w..s born in Brooklyn, N. Y., and family at 191 W. Lake mi has lived In Casselberry Gr if, ln Drive, for over 12 years at 240 Peru He is employed at Martin 1 Drive. He is secretary of Company as is senior pro. Winter Park Chapter 380, gram planner. B. served on NationalAssociation of It.. the charter committae for the V H I. -' * It GIFT GLASSWARE 94 emptvaive "a iJiII oboll 1 4 1! • it t • _ bwA Boxed and I' * * _____________ 11 * •• a. * I * to Ceeselberry this. yenas • ' "' blifib i ° SET A,W Zi,—M' esellaorestsollow pipor á.hsrr, adia pkes vA& i. Ored 91011 t?'_ ci... 0 son TEFLON • _ * UST BANE OVEN 24%'zISpIs4.. board s10i wroett ;:±k bMdeo amgosIs dlh* oft ew • Mds.poni,hlltbu Weeds, vueIy of mine.. Igo low I aiu RuuJ END . t• I ,' . 4M3Ibikt.u4Assi.d i . chased for th e South Sernin. these recipes; not only wi ll • - .....__.i.... - a ' of@ ElementM School an pro- your guests and famil y Ap., Jects Of the Council Of proclato them, but so will you. Teachers and Parents will be First, because they're delicious discussed at the monthly and, second, because th ey are meeting scheduled for 7:80 quickly and easily ions. Wh p.m. Tuesday In the school at this all adds up to Is 1100so 5fl' II 5fl' V2 It. CA 1 • • usm rem aw 1011 POOL TABLE 14" CSsada Cu i. -LII esewm 141 *Ion, rubbw cusMons;lop grade green cotton billiard deSk. 2W' molded balls, two 4 beidnood cues. Plastk triangle, .'vwv tochmont, cioi w V J. .- GMT A IL -. 88 •,,,,, Ideal foil"$ng ing, dinin...cs will en' poker D.cOre$IVS as wo en a sari C,.V.1.. SUP P11111 PLAZA. WUITU PUS Nwv. 1741 1 , STOM IM AMISS SS, ON 2 y• OPEN PAIIYi$A.M. TO 11 P.M.—IUNPAY, 12 NOON TO ____ P.M. Officici.. playing surface. Doubl. braced legs lock heal)' In place. Our. abl e green lacq uer finish fully n cas ess... r' rolls .ssit . PiH peilobie, ' ' ' -- 997 I I I n- ThAVUs ALAIMI Vale. 4515 Camp. Rum 's * liaise.. dS.i. Celia. - a - . the only true m.assws alue (uamnte.d **WAY$ ' I •' NSCOUM V* - Sweepers Triumph been set NEW BEDFORD, Mass, us the date for th e Barber" ourth per. top Quartet program by the Orange Blossom Choru s to be lod pass from quarterback presented as a CTP fu nd Don Allard to eat Gary Gas'. dine Produced the touchdown raising projec t, Sunday th at gave thi Redford Sweepers 134 vie-Clinches Berth tory over the Jersey Cit y Jets PARIS (UPI) — Spain In the Atlantic Coast Football clinched a berth in the World League .hamp1thtp jam. Cup Soccer finals In England — next summer with a 1.0 vie. i a sand Alus jwry over sirs weanecosy to sal iaimsmasis U. I - VAU" , I rf.d PING PONG TABLE I 6 • 11115*1's Ii RUSS 101 P.M. I II 249 C07 0P.Vole. $12 hour following the mteting. Christmas spirit of giving in A list of proposed Items the Itest possible tradition and their costs will be dim- giving pleasure to her friends tributed and the projects dis. nd comfort to herself. After cussed will be VOW on at the :11. a little self-indulgence January meeting. Fath ers never hurt anyone Night and room visItatIon duly the homemaker. also will be features at the MW to""FOW MTN me um Comm .....Jk All-If"Wp"I WWk ad Play X . RWIN be served during the social a homemaker carrying out the One& bowL • . P.M. ,. 97c '3 $TOM ' 2 S1 MS,Y, I A.N. 10 II , Guliek, treasurer; Mr.. Mar. Serves 4. gatetta Holmes, chaplain; Looking for something you 111111 IIATTII TILIPIIOII Mr.. Earl Merrill, conduc. can prepare iii the morning Mrs. Pauline Walter, before you descend on the 44 guard, guard, and Mrs. Ur.t.a Den. stores for the last minute 1 44 Cell.. Vile. 231 1 flIng, three year trustee, shopping spree? Then hare's C911116 Volvo 111 _________ Officers for both groups another dessert, Kahlua Sour ° e.'hwe"7N e Pemabuflon-,erss 'b sad will be installed at the Dec. Parfait. 'geed.by." • Tm. dWondls*sgs 21 meeting and Christmas Dissolve I pkg. of lemon or Party at the Community lemon/time flavored gelatin in Center. 1 cups boiling water. Add % cup Kahlua and chill until thickened but not firm. Beat tá pt. whipping cream until I,uuuuIp uI C TP To Discuss thick. Fold Into gelatin mix. turs and pile in glsss.s. Chill Purchase Items until firm. By Jane tasselberry Somehow there's something Proposed Items to be put- hcholozicallr nke about MUM .- LAZY •.. 11es & Citfsti • KERUacITS - Pocket bN&iiH 9c"W- Volvo 1215 aflyowie • .. C..pIofft wo ill ...it IC.iup.VWasUI 12.9SSth& * 5Z M1 MAGNITIL '197 S. 4 - 4 $p4, ItJgs,y, r'.,dpid dieninem walnut BnWs, Ideal of Back ago and 11,,. at 410 N. Win. Webb NEW YOU (UPI) — The Sec lark Devn, as has bass York GIM. W:1iy on eleelresketWhalsion fm New 611$*1$154 tielve beck Alias 10 year, and I. strstIrs& Webb Is, the___ &a Is .Me was feemeely moil" in pan of 66 a ad politics In asl'f=: I. be am jselWj the Midas' so-vine as deputy alsrift of nta.j tm Baltimore County. He Is $ Possios pjn, y native at MmeL,,fts 01 04 Isr W416 ftGluts aa. av,5srss 6.1 fte ran service waivers is guird Dive Oltinth. .*.ruijr, -• q- a. I; I- '.•-i • 11cre are a few suggestions that you might like to brew so that you can bask in the warn, reflection of prsi,e. For a cold wintry night a Kahlua hot M oc ha. It takes only a few momenta to ml; like this: 14 cup cocoa unit. 3 thlsp. sugar Oth er office rs for th e bar. dash of salt racks are Edmund lovanna, whipped cream senior vice commander; Al. cup water bert I4ye, junior vice corn . cups milk mander; Eldin Ii a fl d 1 to 2 tbsp. Kahlua' quartermaste r; William Brie., Mix cocoa, sugar, salt ant! judge adv ocate, and John w.ter.Cook gently 2 minutes. Duck, three year trustee. For the unit are Mrs. Mil. Stir constantly. Add milk. dred King, senior vice presi. Heat but do not boil. Remove dent; Mrs. Myrtle Hill, jun. front heat. Add Kahlua. Stir. hInua.1 .r..m or ,4U 5JJUIMUii ri, siary Ton with 1.50 usawAawd WALNUT PIECES the palate be satisfied but not at the expense of aching feet? - By Mrs. Jobs leon. Officers elected at th e November meeting of World War I Veterans, Defl*ry lIarracks 1197, and th e Auxiliary Unit, have been announced. Th e men re-elected John Ebet.uch as commander and Mr.. Ebatach also was yeelected as president of the I. 1 1,000 f4. Has Elections KROWM KITCHEN GIFT Relax And Enjoy These Brews At LU 9W - Barracks 1191 1Is -J-- or-plow I low looks ... low, low tired Civil Employes. In a statement to the Her. Tucker is vice president of aid he said, "Any elected of- the Messiah 1tMrea Chureb ficisi should be guided by the Council &ad a Muon, economic status of the majority of people he represents and not burden them with Judge Dismisses fleshy, DnflOCC$sa37 mate in operating a limited town Cases come such as we have hers." .a • • JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Chairman of the Causlberry The •ta's court dockets Recreation Commission. Law. were clear today of 1,000 rent. (Larry) Miller feels C*15 growing set .1 last that having served on the corn. ,e'• "long hot sem.r' of mission to this capacity for tSCl&l dimonaystloiis in the past three years, he has Augustine. Federal Judge Bryan Sb.,. a sincere desire for well planned future growth son dismissed the charges against about 100 civil rights for the CItY, stratora = the basis at He pledges to not dollar ademon U. B. Supreme Court ruling fur each tax dollar that the civil rights law as. Vended and to represent the quired Pit.Ia seem Se be matters Of cityecut.d In Sedsts$ courts pane. eves businesm voter, In .11 if the arrests were made Miller resides at 142 over- prior to peess ci the 1004 brook Drive with his wife and law, family and has resided hers for the put nine yeanAThnyaubMyp veteran of World War II, be MILWAUUZ (UPI) —7 sy has bees in civil service for C4'mktgor, a Mgaas rises, U Years and in preesntiy em. for , "am ww ployed In supply at Sanford b- : c4oees s)s NO lIaval Air Station, vah"this *W for SM I% eee Entering tlb.,ry pan. with the Brism ow $110,000 for Sbs tIM time I. jy, Im aso Sold oind _ wit. at children of the town." Tope received his educatloo ri t%Inte I'ark high Schol, t.. ..I. Academy, and Florida Southern College6 cent grab bag gift exchange. Mrs. William Cot, will be chairman for the social. In business at the November meeting, It was voted to have yearly dues cards print. Christmas, crowded shops ad and a contribution of $25 and too much traffic. Excite..' to th e Community Center was nient and exhaustion; antici.1 approved. Winners of the Lottie 'uhio,i and entertainment. But Wright Memorial Were flea- most of all nostalgia and the tries Muller, for her hand remembered aromas of good hoked rug, and Mrs. John things that filled the kitchen I Rayfuse, for her red feather- in our childhood. Somehow mothers had more ed Christmas wreath. Judges wets Mrs. Donald Drach and spare time, even without dish. washers and all the other Mrs. Ruppert Stronach. Study for the day was col,. pushbutton appliances, to ducted by Mrs. P. PetiLt on evoke the happiest of holidays • "Read Your Labels." with the help of food jnd drinks designed for this sp.. cliii lesson. What *bout today? How . • can those old ways be ye. vived, the raves be won and 'lIIl:rlv:,usI.uiiuu, • I system, and mow, towa rd a program of recreation for the By Mrs. John !.iOflC Deflary Extension Home. makers Club will have Iii an. nual Christmas Party Thurs. day, Day. 16, at the Commun. ity Cente r. Membe rs are to bring a sandwich lunch an beverages, ice cream, ant cookies, will be provided by rta u. • to force, the hostess decorations S HEAVY PLATINUM BANDED SETS OF 8 the police end the procrastination re.. garding a new city charter, appoint a full zoning board, pursue the feasibility of es.. tablishing a sewer system and expansion of the water lie is married, a vice president of Top. Broth ers Fruit Company Inc., and of the Canel. berry Lions Club, is a mem. tier of the First Congrega. tion Churc h of Winter Park,' of the Seminole County Young Republican Club, and of thq Seminole County Farm Bu. committee. Table will be articles made by the group. Santa will visit during the afternoon to conduct a 50. o SpsdalpuadiaselTabhlompstobl.ndlnwfthanyd.cor... b.autlfutlyl Your choke of column, vole or urn shop.. Three smart designer colons bright whit., soft bolge or dunning gold. Cosaphte with decorative, coordinating textured linen shades. lb.,. are .xpensive looking lamps. .. now avail. ab?e to you at hen than half-price at JAL PI.ldsl Why not buy two.., one for you, one glft.givingl Seek 2 Seats - PHILIP TOPE I 50°/o C MOIDIPPM ..RN Ew Seven If elected to the office, Iie proposes to "up date city hail, up date th e fire department, '" k;114 lij•'.i'IJ ' i Mayor's Job At , • •'' j Republican Seek • ' 1H 1t imsYmS Wtrall Dec. S,1965—Page7 RIST i ,..,..: - ou ob uvingsgusrantssd sQEsy'Jjy v1s r New -• j s a - • ----• . . •• .- * .---. • •:. - - I - •I i - -- .-'• _ L ..•-•-- _•f I • - * -r-__ -- �- T :--- ----------- 1 . - Leanne Coulter, Miss Alva Calhoun ., United In Church J. P Goss C. Swofford Jr. Exchange Vows Ceremony re-Nuptial Shower Honors bingo and other appropriate I'sge games with prizes awarded t, . Bdielintg of assorted party cookies gaily d*ecratsd open face sandwiches of and cream cheese, nuts mints wore served to the guests. A ilft of lintel. was ___ santed to Miss Prelitby the hostesses. The wedding will be - 2F Xu7san miles Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown and son, origInally designed lace floor- Marva, of Lins, Lane were his length cost wI* chApal train. 11- muon . seed pearls ornamented with ilik roses and she carried a prayer book covered in velvet and lace and topped with a pqrple.throated orchid. . ru - Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacobs of Lake Asher Circle, recently returned from a visit with their daughter and family, 4. . ' Major , I . m, oxide at *0 was the flower girl and her koU land, ring bearer. The attendants wore street length dresses of inspire di. sign with royal purple velve' seen bodices and lavender crepe shirts accented by matchIng trains. The matron . • -. - ____ ______ , MRS. ALVA JOE GOSS elith lavender illusion. bridesmaids w or s similar % beadp eces of lavender crepe Mies. Th. attendants carried old fashioned noecgolvs 011,19vi.d.r mums. ic &... r 1-1 -- . - Alva Goss paired his sos as best man and ushers were Bobby Wilson, Chiefland, brotherin'law of the groom, and Mike Goss, Chisiland, cousin of th,grooin. k. - 1r -' . ' .• - -„- . ..t'.-• . . . . - :. : thought effect. - servings. By XM John U~* . " - ". . , , '. - •' '-" • ' - - ' - . p and enjoyed ty and Jimmy, of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mae- turat*d.psideat person can Standing from left are Mrs. Derry, Ken Castle. becompar.dtoanoplate.ed. manandChsrleaflerry. psadeal. -_ ' - . • . flhIfl7 young women dev op Democratic Association. clan William Loew of Charles I of the Ritz, comes from con- Shop Your stant, bending of the head When Studying, he suggests. CHRISTMAS D sit comfortably erect, hold your head up Instead of duck. GIFT STORE ing it between your shoulder : blades . 0281AW 0 OU"T MST FUN KAM 4 f": ,.eoz-ding to t1Hti- - 5T 5.., Zowskil TOMMY Johnson, Hu. WEE Ice_ __Our, Florence Gilmer. tin and Willa Jean Nipper, Have you noticed lb. lines vice president of Seminole el on their throats? Girls under 21 shouldn't have such till- Ifs, øanturb rra1b t'f. .ins of aging.. The Dcc. 3, 1965 — Page 9 . . — Cott your toenails and feet in shape. File nails to desIr- right, hoth members. (Photo tit left). Jackie Caolo, left, (right photo), vice president and member8hip chairman, pre fair home Wednesday night to the annual Christmas party sents SVinkie LeFils with money corsage from the group for cii length a f t e r cutting straight across. Book feet In recruiting" the most members during the year. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ av HAS UNCOVERED S CIstman Idea S Huger warm, soapy water to loosen dirt and soften cuticle. Push • Welles. cuticle back with the flat SOME FABRICS WE 0 Books 0 Simon - OWN OUR INVENTORY • Chrlstman Cards SHEILA ROBERTS, left, president of Seminole Count), Dem. ocratic Women's Club, was hostess at her fashionable Dtay. of the Club. The hostess serves from the beautifully appoint. , ed buffet table, Lucretia Haag, center, and Lola Householder, WANT TO CLEAR OUT AND YOU Other FOI1EIIEAZ)" edge of an orange stick 1 Hia*'sds AppiSpliSSe Sift. of NEW YORK (UP!) — wrapped in a tiny bit of cotForest ,_______________________ ,, Freshness With A New Twist ...of UME! - the -. I.. I I1 E ... GIFT ,, to Tuesday - . - III M 41111111111111"M NW GUAM LATAWAT friends and relatives at the covering nicely. North Beach Country Club in ler were Thanksgiving' dinner uesta of her mother and is. St. Augustine, it was quits a Mrs. Julius Coler of Gum Present Concert ther, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Get- family reunion an there were Street who recently underwent five generations present at the ear surgery, has rcturnctto - Next Thursday hearoll, at the new Deltons - - fusmra 01 her brother, Fred Wuv.,,whodledNov,Itin AND ______ Opiia _ ART IROWN ___rn, ___ ___ 3228$65 _ è -- ----- — CUT OUTS COFFEE or TEA . TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG LOCALLY OWNID AND OPUATID sY GLINP4 MaCALL AND "lNiI” MILLS COt, lit & MASNOLIA PHONE 322.2402 DOWNTOWN SANPORD ---- — . -- IMPORTED 100% COTTON - - CHARLOTTE , --' -- . -:- - - k CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO THE Christmas Fantasy OPEN HOUSE IN OUR SHOWROOMS ON EAST NUT ST, ___ -. - ______________________ DOOR*&IWU$HMINT$ A1 - '" -- '- .',' - YOU'LL N SlAB YOU CAMEl YOU DO NOT HAYS TO SI P*UINT TO WIN Corduroy NO. $1.19 U. VALUR MMMV COWAN'S _n"" -& ome $ - - - - - The REMNANTShop N.. 3 Aa. PM Ct.r Od. 251 IssMIcIg.a,Odu.ds Porn PM SANFORD PLAZA - ..,: - - - YD. inWHILE repow cam THEY LAST! Jo Ce PENNEY COMPANY CHNSVIMS POU GOWAW INSP'NIS.P.M, POITOI -JAJIPOUS - I TO 10 YARD MOM FROM 12 TILL 5:30 P.M. THURSDAY —DICWM It FROM 0*00 AM. TO 100 P.M. ___ am MSISi ____ AT Sit IPoM ___ CONE MILL END OF BOLT Asst. C S. . C AND 9 DONAHOE DOESKIN 9. PULL BOLTS SUEDE AND RAN I - S U E D I and FRANK THIRD ANNUAL TUESDAY — DECEMIER 7 FROM IIsOO AM. TO 1x00 P.M. 2.7 Yd. $1.99 to $2.99 VALUE ELECT - C Whir. Can You Do This? will be seen when the curta in " 9 To 3.99 - - 3 9c Lowest Pile. Anywh.r. Reg. "ff$ OFFERS YOU A MOMN NEW STORE TO WORK IN, GOOD — SiPT CRUNCATU HOLIDAY CINTER PIECE OR TABLECLOTH IDEAL DOILY 4$" WIDE FULL BOLTS — SALARY, FRIENDLY HELPFUl. SUPERVISION, SINUOUS COMPANY SINS. FITS AND OTHER ADVANTAGES. COME IN AND Discuss YOUR FICATIONSWITHUS. d1 SANTA CLAUS "iNS PUICIIPTSON OUR P*IMARV CONCISIS" - Brocades of in Highland Street, recent- Germany. She is resioling In colors In striking contrast to ly returned from a cruise to Fairfax, Va., and Is presently I lbs stark formality 01the nsal. Haiti. The ocean was quite a patient at Georgetown Uni- I Choristers white Jackets and ougb so Mr. Cruwell sustain- varsity, Wa1agton, D. C. dark trousers. - SANFORD PLAZA. THERE ARE MANY INTERESTING AND EXCITING POSI. TJONS AVAILAILI IN MOST DEPARTMENTS. FULL TIME AND PART TIME APPLICANTS WILL SE CONSIDERED. I STOCKINGS & Metallic RIMEMUIR To VOTE DICEMIER 7th - STUFF a "m guests, bet iieee and her bus. -' - ;- 7$ SALES LADIES NEEDED FOR PENNEY'S IEAUTIFUL NEW STORE IN 81, Croix, Virgin I SEW a band, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mary Lodge lidsop, former, rises to reveal the female McZsnna,trom Now York. lyof Sanford, has rstunt.dto members of the Choristers the United States after spend. I dressed in long formal gowns Mr. and Mrs. law Bugbee Ing two and one-half years in I in a myriad of breath takin g -r HANSEL a SEITEL AND MANY OTHERS INCLUDES: . 316 MICKEY MOUSE FRENCH FRIES - TOSS SALAD HOT ROLLS and BUTTER _______ 11. TOY SOLDIERS _ - Chr'lostmas ALL YOU CAN KATI A is CUT DONALD DUCK Mr. and Mrs. George Simonds, as a teacher at Sanford Jun. lence. m Center Harbor, N. H. br High School. He will serve No advance tickets will be as Public Information Officer sold but a donation will be ac Mrs. Mathilde Kramer of 93 at Loring APB, Strategic Au- cepteil at the door. Griggs Drive, had as house- Command. A highlight of this concert - 'I 'hursday CLOSE SPECIAL **6 -W 411l uvonrl Restaurant. oney tree," makes baths m. USAFR, left today to be a spectacular production, room decoration. her home at the All Saints on active duty assignment to Und er th e dir ection of Mrs. Home for the aged Jackson. Loring Au Force Base, Ume- Eoghan Kelley, the To-voice stone, Mains. U. Higgin. choral group has been rehears botham graduated from nt for several weeks to pie. Recent bous.guests of Mr. University of Florida In Au. sent a Christmas program rich and Mrs. Paul Knight of 540 gust wilts a B8 degree in beautiful music and strik' Queens Mirror Cit-cl., were journalism, and while await. ing special effects that will bar brother and Aster-in-low, in orders has be. serving surpzise and delight the aud. seated - (EXCEPT SALE PRICED ITEMS) DOOR Pt - POSITION WCOUNT I Personals Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mi!. birthday-dinner party, her home and I.. recovering Mrs. Slinkier is a member of satisfactorily. The eagerly awaited Semin- A generous sheaf of wheat the Heritage family and Inole High School Choristers and mums, pompons and pee ______________________ of her chIldren, 10 grandchll. In the school auditorium at 8 container will add the crown. dren, 42 great-grandchildren p.m. Thursday, Dec. 16. leg touch to a fall buffet table and nine great, great grand' Personals ThJ. annual event Is a high setting, After the party Is children, light of the Sanford Christmas over, add some sprigs of bit. Mrs. Mickler, who was pro. Second U. John W. iliggin. season and promises this year terswect for a long-lasting p E J 0 0 0 at$SO4 the LAWN SPRATINO _____________ ___ Wednesday FOR A Cass.lberrys. ad a deep gash an each leg. Oak Lane han returned to her Osteen ________ ome after soarvule, mother of Mrs. WU. did not need to go to the hos. surgery.________ but Stewart, of 109 Forest pital upon reaching peat Drive, celebrated her 94th number of the passengers birthday, Nov. 15, with 300 were required to do. He i. a-. SHS Choristers A ._— .o.o. for "Y'U1 Old Spice UME...ths new frost.dAftsrBhsv. Lotion ARS-COME SEE not cut all around ut on sides. Do unless you've been doing so Visiting the Allen Forwards quite a rider. Adele Meyer, from St. Peters ter of Elder and Mrs. James Flemings Hamrick. was home over the foreheads of boys and girls for years. Cutting cuticle, on. during the Thanksgiving bollburg. days were Mr. and Mrs. Er- Visiting at the home of Mr. i. makes them grow faster Thanksgiving holidays, hut who wear bangs: • Cardi • •ik win Musi and youngsters, and Mrs. Kenneth Krause of Butch Baird, son of Mr. has now returned to Southern To control the oil and dirt and tougher. Masseg, on a Rickey, Richard 1. g that collect bac. lubricating lotlot', soak again 100 Ronnie Drive, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird, of Missionary College In Tennes- lfl the dry feet. from Jacksonville. Mr. Musi and Mrs. Newman bit from Lake Brantley, has now re see. nd tens, wash bangs dally with a Is a brother of Mrs. Forward. Providence, Ky. The IIOUI are turned to Florida State Uni. Elder Hamrick and his famThe youngsters enjoyed horse- Mrs. Krause's parents, veasity, after spending the ily have now moved into their Pure castile baby soap with back riding with the For- Also houseguest of the Thanksgiving holidays home, beautiful new home on Pearl built-in hexnchiorophene. Use SUNDAY ONLY __________________________________ Lake. lie Is pastor of the For. the same baby soap on your est Lake Seventh-day Advert- face to build up a protec. tive bacteria barrier on the list Church. FRIED CHICKEN ________ skin. South Seminole Personals 350 2201 S. PARK AVLJI CAN SAVE DOLL- MidiiSSily Pilsid here's a treatment for "Boa. ton and dipped In cuticle re- Personals wards' daughter, Patty, who Is Krauses was his mother, Mrs. Brenns Lee Hamrick, daugh. acne that Is popping By Maryaaa MUs SELLING IN PENNEY'S NEW STORX many special C tie forehead"—the aggravated mover. Trim cuticles at the By Maryann Miles c*u. anua Rue. CHRISTMAS PARTY ALL DAY MT1IRDAY,NcUMNI4Ih -' - - .. Betty Anne's Cowan's - SN MI PlifliffliR - _ SANTA SAYS: DON'T MISS - .-. %W ___ rNmw -. Beauty BrLefs .. - POt APPOINTMENT Air APPLY Ily from Indiana, were recent guests of her Bourbon Ferrell, of LonSwow. who is living with the Wit. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Castleman of 85 e Brantley Hills Court In Forest City, Mr, and sons, returned home with th end, says the AMA, the barbl. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Bear Lake. - - S Edward Miller and Homecoming activities sched. - . I ____ e Thanksgiving b011. Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson ___ on, two year old Eva Marie Derry, and one SIrs. Marvin MeClain of The drug habit, ones .stab. year old Diane Denise Derry, who were bap. Lake Triplet Drive, left tisrates or by easy to Ushed, Is not break tized while visiting by Rev, Thomas Makin it St. Thanksgiving morning '- -- (Herald Photo) DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ca5* selberry of Lake Drive, and children, Rick, Mel.nda, and catty went to Wilmors, Ky, for the Thanksgiving weekend to visit their son, Dan, who is a freshman at Asbury College. ,they stayed with Dr. and Mrs. Judge Watson ' , ,.•. .' 15 Florida cities. garlic salt to egg and milk the home of Mrs. Robert C. Washburn with Miss Martha Cook serving ___ spent th gye Mrs. Csustlenxan are holding their granddaught. to -• as co-hostess. Left to right are Mrs. Washburn, Miss Priest and Miss Cook. - - care. MISS SARAH PRIEST was guest of honor at a recent bridal shower at toss about their need for or tiled at the college. Miss Barbara Feni'eU, past experience with drugs, the AMA notes. They also en. MR. AND MRS. CHARLES DERRY and tam. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. prescription remedies without - culled for in package direc. amzu sisos puss cnv days with relathesiansiddli t Walton, N. V., Mrs. Dsls.y Hubble of Fishes Eddy, N. V., _____________ ' Patients often mislead doe. danger themselves by ad unsupervised use of bar-bib. over-use f e' of After Inventory Assisting Mrs. Roberts with izatiou. Following the dinner each arranging the lovely Christ. guest received a gift and abir. snas party and serving were Mrs. Albert Fitts, Winkle Ia. • Fils,Lucretiaflaag,Ann$i,c. . ). Caraway ay corn btuA goes Rent.It?Kere/Leavelt-Thi, lions. Prepare and bake as package directs. Makes 9 ree youngsters, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kneeland, their th and Roddy, Cheryl and Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hhlb.rg, -. p.ndency. - - c*mswu.t aimsets 5LACN of Yardley, Pa., Mr. and MN.11 Phon. 3225321 it is becoming more more socially acceptable *0 escape from tensions end amlilies through the use 01 bar. blturat.s and iocaflsd "minor tranquilizers," But, the Amer. lean Medical AssocIation warns, prolonged use of these sedatives can lead to drug-de- -. : — .g No adl.Mal charts for well with ham or roast pork. Party Christmas desserts was served to more Evelyn Bales presented the th an 75 members of th e organ- hostess with a donkey. - way seeds and ¼ teaspoon of ____ real Cn:seIberry News 4 Mrs. Herschel and lion. Medical - . _ '..: 1965 -. M,ITl- Just add 1 tablespoon Annual the party kill. combined to create a festive corned officially at the party. featuring turkey and him as atmosphere at the Mayfair They are Nancy Bowers and the entrees, was served from vlties was Jackie Caoio re. home of Dr. and Mrs. W. Vin. Florence Kinsey of Orlando, the buffet tables, beautifull y cciv Ing an extra gift since this cent Roberts at the annual Ella Patton of Oviedo, Cecile appointed with antique silver was her birthday. Also Flo,. Christmas party for th e Demo. Heard, Doris Fleming, Mary and colorful Christmas decora. CUCØ Dillon of Winter Park do. cratic Women's Club of Scm. Ellen Rowe, Ann liowland, Lions. An attractive assort. nated two stuffed donkeys to mole County Wednesday night. Nadine Chaifin, Colleen Win. nient of salads, casseroles and the women Democrats and _______________________________ ________ Maryland they visited at the Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Salts. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bedlent ad bonoc wore a headpiece of a royal purple velveteen rose -. I Chapman and ions, Bob, Char. Mrs. Hurst Zimmermann, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert WI!. Naughton of Homestead Ave. lea and John. '1%. Chapmans Mrs. Mabel Maher, Mr. and son and sons, Glenn, Allan and nue and Mr. and Mrs. Charles formerly lived in Bear Lake ur Bobby, of Daytona B. Cottrell of Lake 51iore _____ Beach. and he Is at the University ofGi Mr-s. Enbuske, Mrs. Arth Drive, visited in Winter Park libet and Mr. and Mrs. M. Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania. __________________________ th eir holiday dinner. ry went to Stephen- Fos. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Duffin for The Jacobs also visited at McGa ter,s memorial and stayed of Shell Road, enjoyed their the home of Mr. and Mrs P. overnight at Ut. Colonel Hotel holiday dinner at a local a-esJ. Barfleld In Norfolk, Va. te Springs, where they taurant. From there they visited with In Whi their Thanksgiving Mrs. Mend. Kerr in WaIhalla, enjOyed nner. These folks go every Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Rn. S. C. Mrs Kern' son and tam- di year and like the atmosphere. bak of Naranja Road, enter. • fly are neighbors to the Ja' tahied on Thursday for the ______ cobs on Lake Asher Circle. In _____ e and daughter. Barbara, and home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert bury of Azalea Drive, Inththa Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drach true American spirit wi Sanners. 14W ings Avenue enjoyed their festlye 'i%nksglving guests of Mr. Uve dinner at Rock Spr Park. The outdoor setting was dinner at the Dracti home In "f' and Mrs. John .. Bow1315 Linneal Beach Drive, ideal. The weather was warm, DeBary. ftowo sad all food was kept hot on were Mr. and Mrs. GOfdO§ HOLIDAY HAIRSTYLES Blalock from Jacksonville. the outdoor fireplaces. Albert for sellsbury was the chd a ARE CURLED, Mr. Blalock Is running the carvpd the turkey. All OLAMOROUS AND Slate Legislature from -U- tiirnt*ings were there to make PUNI POft THE NEW homespun American it a I4OUDAY LOOK ______ Mr. and Sirs. John Hall Jr. dinner. Amocgthe guests were — CAU. - - . •. MtsaDebbiSH*1, - -J TEAM Have Touches of holiday decor, Since the November meeting ap and Jan Torb.tt, all from .d In the beautiful Christmas Brown Sr., from Wabasso. _________________________________________________________ -. •,. Smootas matron of honor 4 bridesmaids were Miss Carmen King, BlakeIy, Ga, co.sln of the bride, and Miss Margaret Ha - ______ — I)ec. Women cuticle .• .• Mrs. Paul S. wilece, ocals, P parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. N. .' _________________________________________________________________________________ wu held by a crown of Democratk lovely ladles In fashionable at- ten new member, have Joined Sanford. music. tire and a bountiful buffet the organization and were we!. An elaborate buffet dinner - ---s-Mrs. John Werth, Mrs. Ronald INWO ç **m IInJIN Brumbaugh, Mrs. Kent WI!. ALL1966MODEtS. con, Mr.. Mike Kaiser, Mr.. Betty Weber, Mrs. Owen SANPOIO is ________ Personals - sign with a bateau neckline Her bouffant veil of event of Dec. U at the First Methodist Church. Guests included the honor.., Miss Priest, her mother and sister, Mrs. Randall and Miss Elizabeth Priest, ' and Over the dreso AM WO, Ark County ___________ - '- _________________ velvet gown 01 empire Played The - Olvan in marriage by Seminole I ---'-. . Priest obest C. Wagbizrnisar$h Palest, bride-elect of The party area was decent. Unevenly4id with pink guac and the Mines * 51*. coot weseiwiliham Dairyinpie, at the led arrangements of Sbaren P PP Pug. and Shawn Young. co-hostesses for a lingerie Washburn born., 512 Esealn.I low mum. and In the living cel,,• shower complimenting )fluj his Avenue, Tuesday night. room a large umbrella was atggaj cu..a.,', da Sarah Mrs. By is.e N[W Martin ogenia Cal- Pbs her daughter's wedding by K I 51 Irene Amznoszs Miss Leanne Coulter, doughcboie Gainesville' bean became the bride of Alva the mer of the bride y. Those serving at the recep ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Jo. Goes in a doable ring a blue suit with white acoes lion were Miss Barbara Ma. Coulter of Kent, Ohio, became ceremony it 4 p.m. Saturday sorlei with a corsage of white bery, Eustis; Mrs. Martha the bride of Carlyle Swofford _______ Ii St Thomas tplscopal carnations. The groom's moth- Beard, Sanford; Mrs. Jim Jr., ion of Mr. and Mrs. Car. es wore a blue two-piece dress Hardy, Sanford; Mrs. Guy 1YS Swoftord Sr., of Altamonte urc, Ro,tjs. . with matching accessorIes and King, Blakely, Ga.; Mrs. Al. Spring. at 1 p.m. Frid ay, Nov en e )11 Eug m. IS, at the University Method sage of whit, carnations. via Calhoun, Sanford, a Foliowing the wedding care- Mrs. Laurier Beard, Euilha, 14 Church in Gainesville. 'thi kids Li the ditU(lSteT many a reception was held In Alter a wedding trip to jy P(IV, Thaxtos Springfield e newlyweds will re. Perfofln.d the ceremony. ff West th the church perWi hail. of Kr. aa4'Mr A reception attended by Calhoun, Eustis, and the bride- The bride's book was kept aid. In øilefland. friends and relatives of the ___ ________ of Mr. gmag Li the ____ couple was held at Holiday Mn. Alva Goes, Chiefland. I• ____ ___ ________.. wadding trip to Key West. Special u*a aelectioss were p 'They Will make 'hair borne .fiIred by Miss Hodi K. Neiat 1530 S. W. Archer Road, SAW 1aford, who was ac-I Gainesville, when, the groom eompanlsd by Mrs. Darrell i senior year at tise is in Grieme, Sanford. The aelse-W. bride received Tb lions chosen WI Sletilano . Bachelor of Science Degree at ... by Bach, "Greensleeves" by ri th th I..owden, "May the Grace of a nd is a registered nurse. year Christ Our Saviour" aud ?"ilr "praise, My tIp' King of sealit _____ Bear Lake her .. " father, the bride chose • ____ e University of Flo Miss - Hank . • Johnson __ __ CITY COMMISSIONS SlOIW 1 "The Ma Whe Has The T Led W,, P., II01Ud Sanford Flower Shop *15 IT $AIIPOUPtQ*rnA __ 31UHsvMdsavd., wi.i., ii "YOUR DOWNTOWN FLORISt' -- 322.1522 -__— - I -- S&SAV$.' '-I :. -- ----- -- - -- ---- I -A.- . ----_----- ___ �• I 14D I I, I 'The Want Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, ADS! WANT 322-5612 Dial WL qr _. wa*ur rrai rage 10 - Dec. Do 705 IsV. $ Irlakias Is.. Wi4Is p. o pa lIlt. Ia•IItI. EEK & , 1965 . Houses For Sal. e7. 95. Houaes For Sale houses For Rent TCAJTGErM,UOUTf lWA\ ) 5314611 .iZ - s. !i I VIny S .h' A.4E..4..Q 4 Ir.n.1n. ., : ______ •. I 'k ,'ti• "•' ._. Top IfureeriA KInd.rxarten. Infant A after school cer• I AM '11$ I lbs atop for all sohools, 21.5*. 8111. X. Sanford Iboppiug Center. Ft. 3*1-lidS, Wi 'VA. FIIA. ____________________________________ 15. Special H. Ch ild Cars Services 83. Real Estate Wanted ______ Will keep your children while you do Ckrt.ta. shopping. $1141ST JET SPRAY CLEANING - CARE, in m home. CHILD Reasonable ts4r. 123.0101. Sanford Heating 5 :;; 8. Vets & Reef • Eaves • Wafis Yentsch 3514545 SupplIes 1-Lest A d $-P.tse.i)s 4-Beauty re I-Day Nurewise I--Chill COre 5-D.ge-CMs-Pet. it-Poultry - Uv.stoeb il-Specal Netlee. lICa.r. - Peed 14-Bicycle Repair. 11-Special Bervioei 11-InterIor Decorators tT-J&mltori$ Pervi.e l$-Ldsenpe service il-Ruildere Supplies Air Conditioning General Sheet Metal Work Oil £ Os. Burner Seine. $421 Orlando Dr. 121.690. Night HI-lOSt - s o s Help? We need rental listings! If you have a vacant apart. ment, dupler or home, turn. shed or unfunni.h.d, call us right row. We have cuotor. CLASSIFIED INDEX Il-Messy W&st.s S4-1a'*ge A 1a II-la.srasa. Il-dchooi.e & aatt..thni I "M$15 USIp wanted Wasted £-tz:. air remain Help 16-Sa1e, Help Wasted 7T-Iituat*e. sated It -Inceme Preperty SI-Busies.. Prep-Isis Il-Real Estate Wasted SI-Real Estate Isle $1-Usaisesp GLASS & Robson Sporting Goods COURT APTI. 3011 gas- AUTO Your ZVINRUDZ Dealer Intl Ave. Irnorn. 14 I Ph. SEAT COVER CO. ss-..s R. lit. floe? unit. Call I22.07$I. 104 W. I n d nt. s:-stu Yell then vet w it be IRR furttishel duplet. 710 W. A!.!. WORK flt'ARANTPEfl Sanford fl.ralIl -. .,.. - . . __Apt. B, $I 332869. • r!.en, lown.talrs apt., lights A ROSE 151 -' ---- - null. . ' OP?'ICFJ NIGHT Stenstrom Realty 232-1410 2101 PARK DRIVE Only $100 308. "nonce Rooms For Rent t4300 c!.YAN, quiet runmi for 401 Magnolia. *11.0720. TVA! 115. Auto. For Sale s.o4g, 311.0145 ______________________________ *11.1714 spacious $ BR, living rm., 106. Apartments for Bank is . z::-fl2s , Rent Realty ____________________________ - re 1964 BUICK 1962 CORVAIR Finance $1610 Finance $490 WHY BUY SOMEONE'S REPOSSESSION? 1560 PLYMOUTH DON'T PAY SMALL 1964 Contln.niaI Liie new, full factory squill. - -- --- '' .. . ---------------- -------- - Finance $780 161 CHRYSLER Newport, Air Coed. -- ________-- Finance $890 . .. _ ____ mi PEUGEOT "401" Greet Car ____ furs.. ___________ .. I INSI I I , - Finance $290 ----- Legal Notice __________________________ . - C. • 11 ______________________________ - Legal Notice - - . __ _- __________________________ s ____________________ $100 IiVNJ : ___ ) ' FIRST ST. BENZ 44001111 3224231 Legal Notice ____________________________ - _______________________________ _____________ _________ - P ARRIVED 1 - ______________________ SHIPMENT ____ ____ -- ____________________________ - Mentsrey Custom, Full equipment end air iflS DODSI no 4.Deer, Welled Ready ft DON'T PAY $500 a $00 P01 8200 hiend new, on ylpy l ow mllssge, seth '2495 CARS 1562 PONTIAC Tempest Wgn.. Now Car Trod. if? OLDS $5 H. Tsp, Power I Air 4-Dr. Financ. $250 - If) PLYMOUTH SCJt.J'T'FI''4&.,.R1) . 6 ____________ J _______________________________ ______________ t' u RE FORD Ninth Judlotal Clout Ia *01* day .1 November, A. V., sad for 1.ml*.le County, toss, Plerida.. 1s BUuabolh Isomahia (SEAL) Arthur H. Backwltb, Jr., Clink .1 Circuit Court, Isainele C.sntp Sanford, D. 0, C. Vers.s Miss, D . (it CL.IV1IA 0, 'M STE R-311111111111. P*.r$gs_ ION A MIEI Eyi Martha vis., Attorneys for PlalatUf IT*211T505, D4Y31 5 P. 0, Drawer I MsI$TQl* Suite 111- Sanford Allantlo A9oys let PlalnUBe Bank Pest affle. l.s 1530 Sanford, Publish P. 1101. MEDIATI FEMALE SOLDiERS WARNER" ?2e.ide Nov, 11, 1$, II A Isa°, ps, Ds. Publish Isi, I, 1511. CDS.4$ o.c. s PSOSAAMMIN S 0511*7011 S W$115 $51ftAI4fl • NY 51110$ 0511*7015 • " ' - . . . S ' __ Aita&ym ' i. .. • -ams os. sildwlng esparleec. with asol... tresics company ii' .th.r similar Industrial ssldste big. Apply to parses am. te p.m. Monday through Friday .r call L J. Leary, $3S.6II. $y$y$$ _____ AT OIIUI IMNU MAN COUPON TO N.O11SA TICINSISM Cettiu III I. JIFflI$ON 11. OILANDO, PLOPJOL $TATI LPN$U& 71*1111110 - - PW _ Inc. fIaftrjflIo1, . rpi"OO hIUilIP ____ ' 111111111 Avon F _____________________________ -' __________________________________ , _____________________________________________________ I RNER 44 -': 1 POWN SAINOITIAN Ra an -.e -i.ft aftw a.___.. _____________________ _____ Fit __________ ____ ___ a HUNT iI - Finance $390 IU SATILUTI h.eter, new point sold very sissi lnieri.r. One ewnir. ONLY_'695 1957 Ford MINIMUM STATION WAGON DOWN PAYMENT VI, s tick •hlft, 1165 V! LOW BANK FINANCING & S ' SNLNUICNAVL Motor Co. PW.322.4313 SMALL TOWN LOW OVERHEAD NEW CAR DEALER 1M PONTIAC *53 Ens. Terqsaeflite, Power Finance $2435 1 YESt WI TRADE YOUR WAY 1fl7 BUICK 4.0.., Herdt.p FInance $350 ifS FALCON Os, Owner d.Deer. A19" real scUd ChN 1st $125 Buys It! Flnamc. $420 OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR WARRANTY Impel. 2-Dr. Hardtop, Sharp 195 CHEVROLET Finance $430 Me PALMETTO AM LINCOLN MERCURY INC. SAWM Sanford M111-1114" HUNT UNCOLN. MERCURY INCORPORATED M N. rsan. Ave. Pb. 1224114 0Ø *500 51st For walk thiS eoaviSl ft" Se s.i N00, Tempest 4.0cc, 51W lets One Owner Finance $1430 1917 PLYMOUTH Fury lOose H. T. Finance $350 11 PLYMOUTH 1-Door WE DON'T SILL AUCTION CARS. I61 VALIANTS BRAND NEW DISCOUNTED 1965 BARRACUDAS - BRAND NEW - DISCOUNTED 1969 MAYS BRAND NEW - DISCOUNTED iNI IILYIDUES BRAND NEW DISCOUNTED FIVE BANKS TO SERVE YOU. IZt £..... - ..:, - TILLMAN WEED SALISMAN V Del.'. isd'. 51W V VT . l. ,p P4 ist,s "ni 1,0111 -- b...UM red uth white ls.rulr. 51W P.O...... 63 V WV , I, Whit. soil the.. Healer, uP '1195 LI 51W Cs...iS*$s, Va V WV bator, beastiM 1.4 with Mush Np -'1295 L'i Y 63 CAMPER $195 61 CAMPER $1695 - IeI. 51W V VT fully 51455 "Will us. -swew. 1 095 1 DOMESTICS TRADED ON NEW VOLKSWAGENS FORD GAL. 100 dt.p, r.dle, heat. rd shift wIth small e fir real economy. 11895 '41 OLDS P41 4.4cc, StatIen wagen, fully equipped lasiudlog air sin. ditieninq. Real nice, $995 2 8. cheese from. '41 COIVAIR 3 CHEVY uper Sport anope, 700 coup.. Automells tress mission, edh. I utomatic kensml,. sian, radio, heet.r, bucket soot.. A real $ gum puff. '695 heater. Extra nh., 1795 '43 FALCON - '44 CHEVROLET Impale 4-deer. Herdtep, eutsmslic trammlsslen, radl. I heater, power steering '0 CHEVROLET Ce.,.,4IhP., autenoatis frenol must.., p.41. & seater, All eriglnel, 1595 042 COMET I-iso, deli'. s.d.., aut. & $895 . -, ,.,..,. meHo Ive,ssslssle., b.etur, slean, XXX isdie 'U FORD 4.4,, .fr.iht shIft, radio heater. XXX sleep,11 hl,lsne 100 595 bs.I.r, .b.eiutsly $1395 i,t. the cleanest an in Fla. '1995 sharp '41 FORD '43 RENAULT 4.de.r Feiriens $00, sute' 43 BUICK 4'ieer, radle and hoofer, 4. •,asousoi,slen, radio I spied transnolssien. cenver$ihi., Psjily metis Wildest h eater, power ,te.ring. Extra A reel bcetIful 1795 equipped, all erhgln.t mint qeed buy. $795 red.. ........... ONLY .......... __________________ senditi,n, ONLY ..... .... '41 CHEVY II _________________ New 1upor Sport annoerfi '44 CHEVROLET 141 TuRD COUPE hI., 4.cyiinder, autometic 2-deer. V.I. 4.spesd trans. eensmlssies, r.dle, heater. Fully equipped iaslvdlng .I mloslen, redle end hooter. .,trs nice, I peesenditlsiulog, XXX Cuss. vistas le,sl caner ONLY . ,..,,,.,. ONLY '2095 - $65 - SM. ceaps 1 Static. wagon, 4-deer, cuts. nostis 411`41111 01111611 811, ladle I 1963 BUICK L.Sár. - LOW • RATE LOCAL RANK FINANCING 1695 ,... Finance $560 40 Prh. 1cJudiiat WSW. 14.0 Iatt.ry, Hoofer and Defrost.,, £I.cftic WIp.n, Full Carpeting, Siat " Its, IJghter, Arm Ruts Erist and lack, Vinyl In. Si. Yisr Atitli.rIg.d Deal.,-.. TM, Is N,cs 1961 Chevrolet DELIVERY %1 DOWN d.Cylind.,, eutemetic, ,.die, 40 WOSPACI S.ThONlcs $,_t .i / 1 $ have previous 11T _______ urn 13, IS, REAL ESTATE SALES & SERVICE INN COMPUTOR WiTNESS my hand and . AVAILAILE FOR IMMEDIATE The Tiger Tamer" 4..... Realty - Arthur 5, BecAwith, Jr., seal ef Cart at Sanford, Clerk ci the Circuit Court Seminolethis County, florida, this 1 45 Cu. In. ENGINE W Pulse. sI. 6 J 51 V WV I heaster, F M rps Finance $990 1 68 PONTIAC ale.. Has now _______ csl Seminole (SEAL) 390 Sevoy 2-Doe 4.De,,, Everything 2-deer, cedie, hooter. very fires. Can be bow s5 for .,, I ' klv.d.r. 1961 Comet - ____________________________ $165 Leaded 1. www- High VsInm. 1.w Ovei'bud Ma.. A Diftirees. 1395 15$ PLYMOUTH Stetloso W41010 Finance $600 Compare PARTIAL SELECTION $75 4-doer. Iii. $35.$50 Month! V WV fully equip- Is.i.din sir Stealag. XXIX NI... 1 695 163 VALIANT WAG. SALESMAN DOWN! 1 156 PLYMOUTH WALT HENDRICK LA $300 to U' J V WV Rough - $150 ., LA 51W P.O. - L $75 New Car Trade ____________ T ____________________________ Hardtop Cessertlid., Now sea -- DEMO fl CHRYSLER H/T. Needs Werl 2-Dr. V.I. Its. Ke,.ce SM. dill". Des.. 2.Dr, Finance $2350 Plnance $730 __________________ ___________________________ -- THE CAR YOU WANT AT THE PRICE YOU WANT '1695 ______ Storog. $125 1944 FURY 4.D,,, Full Powsr, Air ' - 1d0 RENAULT Why Net? It 's Cheap 1965 BUICK . • $125 Finance $1040 Iwain, GTs 1517 OLDS CPI, F., Needs WetI, It's Years Av$smsllc, air c.ndltiened, ,edie, heater, power steering. 4-deep power J VW fully Station Wa,su Financ. $230 $240 Finance $1675 - 1917 PLYMOUTH 4.Deor 1 V Ill #_ ow L 'ever$190 Finance ins SIMCA 1000 1962 CadlU.c CLYCLONE 1957 PLYMOUTH 1963 Buick 4.DL STATION WON. OF ______________________ ______ - if? CHEVROLET '1295 it the Finance $890 $390 1962 Mercury JOE PEARCE SALISMAN 4-Dear. Leadsd 2 1 95 '2195 eswiffoldol. NEW RATES 1 fi OLDS 1$ $150 JUST ALL 100% GUARANTEED MECHANICALLY 5* R &liI wwy. w 5*0* I Vivo, Moving LOAN INTEREST 4-Dr. Collectors Item 4'Dt. - ____________________________ DIRECT FROM THE.. DEALER 150 PACKARD 4.ipesd Stick, factory sir. beautiful red leather interier, 31,000 miles. ft~V#41 W - _______ _______ 301 W. WHY BUY STORAGE CARS? BUY WHOLESALE 1963 Mercedes . $1145 Now $2790 '1695 -- - WAS hider, e.tr.m.ty clean, "'S - Peru Lens 3.0e.. Loaded 4.Do,r, sutonstic, radio and . Coup*. Here's A Ivy iU MERCURY N.Y. 1964 Tempest - I. Hawk V.5 - 4.Spe.d HIT, Full Fo.er, Alt Windsor 41-Dr. I Owner E t ISdi STUDERAKER IUO CHRYSLER _______________ _... CHEVROLET Finance $660 Now '4195 NOW USED 54 tlsru 64 VWs SEDANS & WAGONS TRADED ON NEW YWs Finance $125 4.101,. Selsr, Air Cond. Fury roent Inciuding sir, Priced to sell ell - - Finance $870 Special Cps.. Pews, $ Ale Huge Discount - SALISI.4A04 1965 Comet Warra n ty thu in effect. - COMPLETE SELECTION GEORGE DANIElS Finance $705 (CHOICE OF 2) 1.000 mile Factory -Xoikswagen ...V'r' .. ;I I, C.sap. - seats W.iMn1 inapsle. Net,. Cieacer 1 ", 1999 PlAY 00 ifll CHEVROLET 1964 ELLINOR I 'L~..., ~I_~- lnanc. $990 Finance $1475 Under ______________________________ 5a1.1. ifS VALIANT Ceup.. Like New Used Cars - - "Jsn. Finonce $1410 an Fh'anc. $485 $9.60 EcY ,'rs1 - 111t 2-Dr. H-loo. hail tswe, . ... I ...,..- .~O,, ~ .!I-%-., I _- 0 4.10e04, I I 04 ' 195 MERCURY din- I ______________________________ ..,., I FInance $2285 - ____________________________ 0.0OQ Mitt - lIdS BARRACUDA - _________________ MO M'N. down, take over _____________ ______________________________ OWNER z:2.°7)l. - GUY THORNTON SALES MANAGER FRED ILLINOR I. •0. Repossessions AVALO24 APARTMENTS _____________ leg i'ss., ge. Pie. rm., 321.$41T lots In Lech Arbor; $22,000. 111 W. Sad It. NO QUALIFYING 331.1301, WEL.AKA APARTMENTS *ii payments on nice * BR, 1% To rent or boy, Small house, W. First St. country preferred. Condition bath home, with payments of Ravenna Park 4 BR, I bath, ITT. No closing costs, no 917Writ.: The Family room, dining room. I Br. turn. duplex apt, Contact \ ' X Warranty nients until Jan. 1 Sanford herald, Boa us. Built in kitchen, central heat *313 Palmetto. l'hone Titusville 2l7.14, A alt, fenced yard. garden --Ml Mon.. $712 his Ill Mo. abed $22 1111 11-Hardware _________________________ IS-jets Pot Isle Z..ge. Sod Floor Duplex Apis. .41 Renault 1411 due $24 Me. Seminole Si-Home Impeovemeal. IL-Parma-Groves *21.241.3; apply III Park Ave. lII. lISSI ENtate • Sale Falcon 191 due $32 Mn. 83-Plumbing Nice 2-bedroom (name house, 92-Aereag. 'IA Cervair $516 due 1*1 Mn. 1,01 Park Ave. 3$-PslniIsg *22 Maple Ave Email pay- Neatly turn, down stairs apt 521.51*3 $1-lioue.. P'ea' Use 'Ill XC $175 due $22 Me. More. $300 DOWN Il-Well Drillisg *22-1181 anytime mint down, then pay 104 Park Ave. 3354150, 365. S$-Hov.e.--Sa.le or Rest as rent. No qualityln except good e . '60 Dodge 15 $177 due $11 Mo. 1IAi, Used. A Usatiag SI-Henie Per blent Cali *22.0444. 'Ii ('hey. 5? 1514 due 18* Mc. it 3 liii. 2 bath home; Clean. )'urn. Apt. 8.2._ZOO. 1$-RaIl, Television 1$t-Res.rt Rentals WEEKEND SPECIALS large living Impala AC $747 due lIt ho. Rm.. separate SALE 2-br. CU house, in *I-Ph.t. A Equipment 2$1-Traiiere--Cabas,.. dining rm., patio with barb.. SIINLAND - VA, I BR, I Bath, FOR '10 RnmWg 1 1582 due $1 Mo. Over 8 acres of PURN. APT.. 890 kefionville, O.teen area. IP-Heme Appliance. III-MebU. Homee-Le $73 $11,100. Only monthly cu., large lot. $14,500. Terms. • More. AC $537 due 1*2 Mo. $1-Musical iastru.ssts wooded land, lakefront, on 103-Mobile Hoe.-.-Renl pays all, 1 year old sorrel gelding. Call WELLS i)ltlL8.ED, PUMPS '1.1 (hei. $211 due $ it Mn, $$---lusio,.e Nuip.est Wall To Wiil Carpet paved road, By owner, Phone Ill-Trailer Space-Rent RAVF.NNA 19.7171. . PItA, $ BR, 'It More * Len. $445 due $21 Ito. trailer lot, $1,000. Sh'RINKI..XIl SYSTEMS $4-tjptelste,y ill-Trailer Lsts-.gale 132.2120 after I p. m. turn, newly decor. I A I rooms bath, $11,100. Only 17$ mon. '15 i'ly%%'glP $25? due Ill Mo. All Typ.s and lisle St-Vacua. ciesser. lII-Apa,t.ess,e Per Rest at.d 404 K. 14th . thly pays all. In service. '17 ('44)• 12. 14p.cLiI NotIces $441 date $33 Ito. We Repe'.z and idrvl.s and ready for your $I-Eztsrmlaatrs IS$-Reepn. Per Lest Payton Realty W000MEIIF. • lilA, * BR. I Complete 'It t'onwgn $11.6 due $21 Mo. I 'P 1 N I inspection 1-4 p. in.. 3203 FURS. apt. Close 1*. Jimmie 4$-Plaai.e Feeds - 5ee llS-41.tei Roeme Baths. $1150. Only III mon. 'Is 522-191 2140 Iliawath fl'.. AC Ii?? due $32 Mo. at Machine and Supply C.. 17.11 New Gamecock se.taurant. RANTOIJL L.ANE, Green. Cowan. 313.4011. $7-Moving A storage 11*-Rental Agents thiy pays all. In service. 11$, • I'll $111 duo HI Mn. 5?I.l4I A Lounge ow, open, Special. II, W. ITII It briar. King.wood Builders, 3$-Job Pristing *18-Wasted To Reel COUNTRY CLUB . PitA. HAMMER, 1 '41 ('hrys. i'M $ *1 date 5 * Mo. R, PAINT A l'ROPIT i-Hit. turn, apt. 301 B. 5th. M. iiing in sea food and steaks. 1$-Misc. Per Sale Ill-Auto. Per $ae 313-0151 or 322.1074. I Bath. $7150. Only $18 mon. ('her Wg 1 17 due $ I Ito, _ Excellently located duple In Businessmen's lunch; sand. 30. Home Appliances 39.5551 322.291. II-Articles P.r Real ill-Altos--Hal. or Trade very rough condition. Slash- thly pay. all. In service. 15$. Porn, or unfurniahed 3 BR, 2 PH. 121-4103 • 0A14*4$ wishes also a a carts. Lo ng. 1$-Swap e Exchange ill-Trucks For Isle MANY OTlfh'It! !.IHTED ci to $3,2o7. Terms even, wood Hotel-$1l.3113. bath; Rav.nna Park. Avail. FUIIN. Apt. Reasonable. 92. 11.-Wanted To tt. 1012 SANFORD AVE. i*l-Aute.otl,. Ietiei SiNFORD ELECTRIC pay A!.t. COMPLETELY flake REDECO. your spar, time 1410 Dec. 11. 322.1305. 1$-Pursitare for Isle Ill-ecoetere A Cyclee 0. Z. £p,ilaacee-W.w A Used RATED. ______________________________ off, Hurry on this. Nights '40 Volvo completely gone over. 1$-Antiques Per Sale $3. Catering Ill-Boats A motors Ill W.entis IIL11iI 182.111*. I IS-Mossy Ye &..as Fog, overhauled end trans. 111-Marine Supplies 6. Hoitics - Sale o*- Rent Newly turn, $ Br. Duplex mile, from Nary Base. Call INCOME mission, like new. Trans. it-Jusiasee Oppertuslile. Sill? CITRUS FOIl XMAS 31. Musical Instruments Stenstrorn Realty Glen Aurbeek 1*1-3:11. rotin UNITS, gross 1170 per fe,rej. Must ,ell. 123-1103. All vari.ties-gusranteed do. ______________________________ 322.2420 1161 PARK DRIVE 50thu1t1 3-Bedroom, with 1 ______________ month. Cash flow $100 per ____________________________ 425-5938 livery, Jfollieanna Groves, bath, and Screened-in patio. $ rm. turn, apt. for couple, $41. i'aev, goo.I ruanning r,antll. month. 1 Start 11 and *tsps.ir' building your 322-5612 Hwy. 17.53, Maitland, _____________ PATS Al.!. 122-7461, #2.7*1*. W. 8.. liarmee (Dial Direst 511.6211 lion. $13. #3.1701. future with this Sanford in. Clean, $11.41 8*03 Glenn A. Ungi.-*S2. cosy, flower, y, at Pr.. Samford Inange come. Sl ig hts 1#-151. r, r.-..*. -..r•rouwl; s room go. turn, apt. 531. 151 . fenced t ya n. spinet piano, late model, full i vs. nounes ror Ren Settling ..tai.: list sell jirInte iceni • Lek, Front lot, 170' frontage lilt. P1*. nu., carport.. Ith. 822.17*1. c.,n,iltI .,n. '.S I"or,i keyboard; just tuned, In all. i'.'.r. on Crystal Lilke In neighbor_. DART PiLcuin 1, Lost & Wound 15. SpecIal S.rvleess ceilent condition; with benub, hood of tine homes. Only Best Buy Broker 50, Misc, For Sale j5O. steering A t.rai,,-.. a,:,,. 55. FurnIture For Sak Adult., no pate. 59.4055. 34,000 if sold before Jan. 531-7I98 Day or Nishi transmission, Phone 39.43t0. LOST: Beige Cashmere uary 1. WICE CXL $2.)0 Apt., I or I 83)1.; . 1 ER. 2 bath, rice yard. Porn. er 11$ Park. 331-4511, 50. MIsc, For Sal. L C'S TV SERVICE PUIINiTU1IE - Freight dam- Also odd shaped lake front lot SACRIFICE: it you can qvaa. Oak Ave. 322.3411. VACUUM CLEANEKi hIu.i, lAFord. motor A-I Shept'.I patio, AvaIl. for only 9,100. 331.579 sled bedroom and diDing The ideal Christmas gift. All ify for $22,100.00 loan value Ideal hunting wagon. $ si.I 1105. 111 W. 151k II. Apt., adults only. 9$-lIlt.. Wohijo 1500K Encyclopedia. sues-All prices. Buy it now room furniture. Many piece. only. You can Isv. this home *22.2122. STEMPI'i! AGENCY I II per Mo, Ph. #2-4143. show no damage, however Realtor on lay-a-way, for above with nothing down. FURN. Cottage. 92-1127. Custom cabinet,. 111-1114. aim turn. duplex apartment. price is 14 or less than rig. 333-4511 • Apprsl.nr . In su rer I 1.fl.droom, I full baths, canSanford vacuum feryice 'Oaasy 100. one own. :oi lIlt B. 27th. Call 39-1477. S . F nch re Higgins gusg., with ular retail. Noll Freight 1511 8. Park Ave., 322.1511 tral air A hest, 3 car caror. 13.000 actual miles. * air. SOMETHING $PKCIA8. Is va. CTECVIT COVET OP LAWNS mewed, EdgIng. Lets modified choke. complete Damaged Furniture Isle., ports, ilOullO lot, sprinkler liT, radio (back seat speck. FOR $50 'TUB gy'sj JVDICIAL CiR. Cleaned, Churches, Special Pure. Apt. Pvt. bath. with came and c'eaning kit. Admiral Stereo re'on,I player, 11w7 IT'll, Casseiberry. LAGNAPPE system. Mayfair • set to , If you like fresh paint, new 5-Room bestir tinted glas. Cliii. SN AND FOR IRIINOLE 1ices, 39-1101. 38.1*08. cheap, Eureka vacuum cleaner with Phone evenings Worth coming to gas er cali I *22.10*1, fioora, Ice. rooms, comes. I VOVNTY. P*.OE$134. SOMETHING EXTRA lInta toys for boy * to I. attachments 3 . Venetian blinds. pa. sectional I days 321.1530. after S. 333-1231. ient * quiet. call-..IN CHANVEEV NO. 36511 Purn. .'apt. Newly decorated, suite, with 3-liedroom masonry, 1 bath Trucks, etc., like new, Gym *21.4131 after 1:30. cocktail table. It. A additional I Close in. Ph. *22.4320. WICOPItAL NATIONAL 810)11. home, $ closet.. and utility Dandy Hurry, 4 wheel drive rocliner. Very good concH1545 ThunderbIrd, 1-door, light I BART PILCiIEPI GAGE ASSOCIATION. a Unit, room. Lagneppe at no extra like now. II" and *1" boys bike.. Italian. lion, •u. 133.1243. Best Buy ilruk.r bitt,. w/w tires, radio * Purn. Apt.. 3-rooms, water s. .14 lIat.a VIli,s$l.n. co t air conditioner, TV act. PIV'TIT65Vp WANE $33-DIll, or 5.5 at 107 W. seats. ne ed painting. $10 heater. All power. Air-eon-I 131-74)1 Day or Night dec. md., $$5 me. *9.550?. isI, citru s trees and oak Plaintiff, NOTICE IS hereby given that I Pinecet, Be e 4 furniture applianees, 323-1111. .litioned. 11,151 miles. I.flae I M tress, established lawn, well FHA-VA HOM am engaged in business at Ill tools, eta, ilougist.Sol5. Lay FURNISHED Porn 1 DR. duplex; adults. non. 83.700. Call alter II JACOB 5. WARD and and pump, electric stove and Sanford Ave., Sanford, Semi. Sweet Hamlin Oranges $1.71 $ 0 0 IKWINO MAChINES 0 e ry's Mart, 11 Hanford Ave. 3 it R. I bait8:2.8110. $110 i. m. 222-621). BETTY 8.. WARD, his wit. $ A BEDROOMS bushel. Mrs. It. W. Lord, So. refrigerator, wail to wail XMAS GIFTS sole Cou n ty. Florida, under the 3 lIft. I Ph. 523-513:2. bath, 4 10 1, 1% * I BAThS Hanford Ave. 3*1-IllS, linger, aswing machine., $20. Defendants. fictitiou, name of Pnorrnata's carpeting. Would you say UNPVIINIS1IJ!D Clean, turn. $ room apt. 321. EOTICN S. SCSI IN ''HEN EQUIPPED they are worth $100? or do.l4O.$10-$Ie. Complete with ECIIOI.S BEDDING co Store, and that I Intend to 2 08, 1 bath, kit, equipped, $71 5677. NOEToAUN P'O*EOLOSVEI register said name with the XMAS PRESENTS en to $1,100? The advantage LOW MONThLY PAYME NTS I lilt, I bath, stove only, $50 ___________________________ all attachments. Fully guar. Bedding A Furniture IMMEDIATE OF.8.IVERY ro• JACOB I. WARD and now and Hav, of buying a used home-no anteed. Terms arranged. A-I Clerk of the Circuit Court, I WI, 1%4 bath, kit. squipped, $30 rio., up. Surplus City. AT FACTORY J'nlcBP: TO ISPECT BETTY I. WARD, his seminal* County, Florida, in Singer electric., Ill, $80, 145. cost extras. lluy less than r.SEWING U A C III H IC EX. 11$ Magnolia Ill 1. i*.i**i wife SEE OR CALL ISO. All guaranteed, Nice, roo my I bedroom tur n. with ad. CIIANOIC, 1111 N. MILLS, placement, not $11,000 but accordance with the prowl. 2 tIlt, I bath, kit. equipped, Residence Unknown cssaorles. Pay as little as $2 0 ' 1 .AND0 alone of the Fictitious Name apt., $45.10. Close In. 521. $1,100. 1310 down, $100 to lIlt, I bath, 1l P' S'T' IWE ES'1'A You, Defendant., are hereby Statutes, to-wit: Se ction 568.05 per week. 3511. Ye t e ia n s. Convenient to Etr4S'flOIv1 We need furnished and on. ________________________ ________________________ Upholstering A Mattress renotified that a Complaint to FlorIda Statutes III?, schools and shopping. Call AD1.h ' G MACHINES SANFORD HEWING CENTER furnished home, for rent. Let Porn. Apt. 101 IlyrtI., 121. foreclose a certain mortgage 500ratlng. New A Used Furni. now, Nights 332-1111. hg: Ii. 8. Smith io No. Park Ave. us help you with your rent. 111-141* on ite following described 9to' Publish TYPEWRITERS Slot. lure. Call Nix Bedding lUg. REALTY Nov. IS A Dec. I, IS, ,I* ale. Co. at 705 Calory Av e. 339. petty, situate, lying and being 17. 1541. ITEMPER AGENCY 1*3-1411 1161 PARK FOMA CASH REGISTERS DRYTE sire S Petit.. 11*4110. I'TEMPER AGENCY Puflt. Garage Ap t. 111.1160. ii Seminole County, Florida, CDI.71 *117. Realtor • Appraiser - Insurer NIGHTS Realtor er 70$ machine, on special - Inuaror - _________________________________ ____________________________ O vsale to -wit: 335.45)1 111$ S. French 311-117? 121.1114 521-1100 113.4111 • Appraiser for ton da ys only. 21 151$ B. French Lot 114, OAKLAND 811.1.5, '5.. CINVVII COVE?, 69, Schools & inistruetfona South Seminole Number hubisirand A.lding Maclames, ________________________________ according to the plat there. NINTh JUDICiAl, CIRCUIT 41F ________________________________ 5*1 71*1 $131.10 each, 12 ele,'trio ai,I. 3.fledroom, S bath house, chain 1900 oIsf as recor'Isd in Vlsi hook YLDItlDA, IN *511 1 0 E link fence. Ill rio. 40$ Mat. ing machines of eli niaks., FLYING SUIIINOLE RANCH Ball-Blair Agency '1' IN TUE t'iRCtlI? COVE? page. 1$ and II, Public IF.NINOLE COVNT%'. 1.01715 AltilOR tie. 322.1520. Real Estate Lo cated 3 miles East Insurance TilE NINTH JV0tCAL (1W. from $71 to $321.10. Many of 0,1.4. Records of Seminole Coun. C$IATICEEV *0. *sss., *22-1641 I-Bedroom home, priced under Down & Ride hand operated machine., from 3rd * Park Ave on Hwy. Ill. Student lost I've. FOR SEMINOLE 17, Florida, $8,000, with terms. ORDER 05' PVILIU*TIO5 CIII'?' Completely furnished, Including to $111.50. Several used ties. Single A twin sail... COIINTy, FLORIDA, has been filed against you in washer. 3101 Magnolia, Phone We N5 Ow Owu AND National Cash Registers at charter, Esso Aviation Pro. CHANCERY NO. 814U BEFORE BUYING CALL ROBERT A, WU.LIAMI the above styled suit and you NOTICE TO APPEAR 532-1111 øocoa. s. $10 to $*3'. New and used duct Ph. 111-191. ____________________________ esg TilE UNION CKNTRAI, L ., IVE are required to serve a copy %'EItNK A. Realtor A WHOLI and INSUItANcE COM ANY portable typewrllcrs, from Richburg Realty Raymond I.undqajiet, Ac... 1 Br. Duplex fake Mary, $70 of your answer or pleading to l'AIJI..IZIX U. W1i812LiISlt I VIAl WAUANTY W1IEEL,ES*, his 115,10 to $11. Smith Co ro na 71, ,%lflJe help Wanted 17-13 South Plaint iff Atlantic Bank Bldg. Complaint on Plaintiff's at- wit., a too. 322-SIll 3*3.3*11 19.484. siectria, and portable type. Vs torney, Joseph 81. Murasko, I', writer., from $i31.&l to Sultvhly •d U.. LOCH ARDOR PlaintIffs, THOMAS A. COCHRAN and man" PARTY mnsmmOt~ Model home, kit, equipped, 371$ CItIES', Must 0. Box 121, fern I'ark . Florida, vs. $17550 We take trade-ins. For sale by owner: Waterfront, 42 Pv' Ilk. c4 Hanford Ave., 138.0111. un iii soil tile the original answer car 3KhZ P. MOOREFIIILI) and l.liLIA COCHRAN, his wife be experienced in survey St. Johns Realty A A ft Office Machine. 3 lilt. Fla. Rm., large lot $7? REIIDENCE, UNKNOWN note keeping and road pleading in the office of the QAYTIIIC!, M. II? B. first St. TIME TESTED FIRM Na. 312.1541 after 1:10 p.m. LAKE MARY, ci lake, I.bed. 41 PsI. 1/W, A/T 1115 142 MOOltlCPhICI.D, AND TOt All parties claiming struction staking. Applycan. Clerk of the Circuit Court on his wit,, and FLORIDA at THIS WrATIS 811-1710 ______________________________ 80 N Park Ave 122-111* V-a, Iek. 5515 $47 room.. I baths, central air Interests by, through, un office of Seminole County En. or before the 30th day of Dec. 1JAN31 OF SANFORD. $ Flor. Lemon Bluff, 11,1001 1 BIt, oonditionisg. $31-Isle. den or ag ai nst the atone. fist professional carpet cin. gineer, on U. 8. 17-13, South 01 ember. 1561. If you tall to do Ida corporation, 41 Pes Ilk. 4 1415 $31 nearly new, double lot, pri. 87. BusIness Rental. •s.ld person s ic, a decree pro confess. will ing results-rent filu. i.u.. Sanford, Defendants, vats dock. 392-1114. Si*iiland- I ER., 1 Path un. dl PsI. 1/W, AlT $415 $35. YOU AllIS hereby notified tre Electric Carpet Sham. be taken sgains you for the STATE Or flORiDA s. ';,.. s.:l turn house, garage, fenced dl Csnsk L/T 145, *35 B ody man, first class, needed relief demanded in the Corn. TO. The I)stendants, JESSE that a Complaint to foreclose a RENT OR LEASE , pooer $1 per day, Carroll LAKY.PRONT home, beautiful yard, large closets, extra certain Immediately. Apply In p.r. Office A warehouse space In mortgage sneumtering plaint. Furniture Store. l'r.lrie Lake ; 100' x *10' lot; P. MOOI1EPIICLn and GAY. Ite following described real '. V'S AFT 1115 *32 storage. Will r..decorate to non Strickland Morrison Sanford, $ si ngl e offices A WITNESS my band and offi' Tltl5. U. ).iOOltKI'IIci.,fl, his large 2 ILR. house, newly suit. Asking $110 me. I'hon. dl Fu'sstt .Ø. $215 514' ford, Inc. I adjoining offices. Limited iai meal of attic, at Hanford, wife, whose residence Is tan. pr0perty, to-wit: Tree ripened citrus. Navel,, w. painted; with garage: kit. 323.335, Lot I Block 11, NOliTli ship. Albert it. I•li, O.teen. amount of warehouse space, biensinols County, this *4th day known and whose last known turn. Inc. washer; Oldfi.ld, $5 Pitd VU, A/T $115 $32 Night wrecker dniv.r. Apply OR LANDO, let A DDITION for information call Orlando 111-5171. 58-4151. It November, 1*01. Ill Prairie Lake Dr., Fern $ 5101100* base, nntgpaj. addr..s ii 0.neral Dsliv.ry, Strickland Morrison, Ins. 17 Ctv. 1/W, v-a Un ***. according 141.1155. lIon. thru (HEAL) to the plat Pit., or r F Park. Huntsville, Alabamai .4. kItchen .quippeL Call and writ. P. O. Box 54*1. thereof recorded in Plat Pasgela Hay. N. rain. 521.1171 lInpenl.nc,4 0 a e Appliance Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. against all unknown persons Hook *1, ages 1$ and $4, Orlando. $ Bedroom, * bathj Clerk of the Circuit Court and parties claiming some sew pap. Salesman wanted by combi1 Public Records of Semi- Used appliance.: lr.iec. ranges, By: Martha T. Vihl.n mciii.., Ill-lIlt. list, option to buy. $ Br. right, title or interest in and nation natural gas and 8,3' $J Farais, Groves County, Florida. $95 to Ito; refrigerators, $10 Deputy Clerk house near Golf Course, 411 to the following describ ed pro- has not* company. Salary, been tiled against you in to $10: s, $31 to $41; May. Publish Nov. II A Dec. I, It, petty being In the County CERTAINLY NOT Lakeviaw Dr. 121-119. $ mission, car allowance*am. and • Acre, land. i bouse tag washer A dryer, $55. of the above styled suit, and you IT. 1111, wells, I barns, good fences: A riatislen or sparkling 11w Seminole, State of Florid, isbonus.,, l'rotected territory OUTLE are required tt eervs a copy Used washers for parts, III CUS-Il newly painted, big yard, wit: drum home, bat this Is adjacent to Seminole high -earning, can be substantial of your Answer or other K itchen *quipped. Ill me. Old Chamber 1314g., Lake much better than you would Let 17 in Block "Q". Long. PIsadIng Sdh*ooL $Il,fta, Terms. IIIOPEN '71$. 5 P.M. for aggressive man, Writs, IN TIlE (1RCISI COVET, Mat)'. to the Complaint o 131.1111. 823-4681. aspect in a I bedroom. I _____________________________ n*s. wood Park Subdivision as l'laintifr. attorneys, ANDEII. g I V iii g background, sloe. RINT$1 JUDICIAL CIECIII1' 14 NINCN AVIe bath, t.IVAIII.P for tome recorded in Plat 1100k' t.ra. to lbs 114, Sanford II AND P405 SEMiNOLE Single Blankets $1 ION, 111358, DEAN A hOwN. t.,., its W. enly $8,111 WITH 'P118815. • Ed page. I, 5, and 10 and In DEN, PH, 323.1102 12. Herald, Sanford, Yl, Acreage COUNTY, FLORIDA. Vast tilh at. 92 Central Iloule. ARMY..NAVY the SN EIIASLIIEY NO. 51071 Official Record. 1100k vend, Orlando, P'iurl,la, and file $10 Sanford Ave. 11$ at Page ISO, Seminole it, Spray painter want ed : plenty 10115*1.11 It acres, 1*10' lake. 11075CM OF SUIT original Answer or otter County, Florida, of work, no layoffe beret -I I front. 11)0' highway, large ANNA LEE CREAMY. in the office of the Gas rang., hot water heater, You ani each of you are l'l,.'1 Rocket flat Trailer., Hwy. home, Artesian wells, II Clerk of t he Circuit Court 3 spot heaters. Call 131-ISIS Plaintiff, hereby notified that a suit has IT-SI, Lnngwoud, ________ ZNTISTMENT A P.EA!ITY AN VS. acres in grove. Good Inneut. Its or before the 11th day of after $ been brought agaInst N. Park Ave. 511.5173 mint, TICItMI. CART WRIGHT CI1EASY, you In December, 1161. It you tall to the Circuit Court of Kenilnol. do so, a decree 72, Female Help Wasted 30 ACRES, 4 acres in grove, De fendant. County, pro 000fesso Usat.r, $111 rung. $15 A III; ______________________________ h "IN Florida, in Chancery, will be liken against " lake en property. $5,10e. '1MM •1'*TR OS' P'LOlII*I* TOS by VERNE you tot cabinsi sink. $11. 304$ lila. $100 DOWN A. WIUCEI,11g5 Beautician wanted. i.e Jimmy Terms. Cary Wright Ctea,y, l'AUI4NE U. WIIEICLKSN, his the relief demanded in itt _watha. Cowan, Cut 'N' Curl. Fit. 104 W. Washington Street. wif e. The nature Of the suit Complaint, FHA-VA HOMES 121.0111 or 111.4011. Petersburg. Virginia, ROBERTS REALTY SEVERAL Outstanding to foreelcee the Agreement edThis Notice shall be publish. 61. ArtIcles For pt, 1A $ 4 Sworn Complaint having is II? W. week for four con. Commercial Bedroom Homes available ig for Deed in the above de,c,ib. eecutive been 111.4 against you in the ed 77. Sit ation Wanted we e k s Ia The Office Sanford all 335.1435 Areas of hanford, Let vs aZitt A __________ promises lID and declare Circuit Co urt in and for Semi. VIIRNH A. WREILEII and Herald. Show you Areundi Ilollawe,p' Nights - $13-IllS Hsepltsi. Ba bp W.v. really "Skarp.e.d stir Psttclr asic County, Florida, in (Than. t'AULl?IE U. WIIEICL,EsN, his DATED THIS 15th day ci I.de t Day, days, nights Week, or Uabysitting is this deal. Comi by aisd talc. • cery, for Divorce, the short wife, as silo ewneru In fee November. 1561. If you want pople to pa re gularly. Cathy. IlI.l$L$ cv Mesth, (NEAL) attention to your be,tses., title of said action being AN. elinpls, CAEROLIII FURNITURE desifratiis elde l 511-1113 and ask NA LEE CRhlAIT, Plaintiff, You are hereby required to Arthur H. Beckwith. Sr., Its West lit. the Herald I21-llSl 81, hicost. 1r5p•f57 versus CART WIIIU1I7 CItMA. file with the Clerk .1 the CirClerk of Circuit Court _________________________ staff about me attesUen get. 150* S. Park Ave. 19" ENGLISH IT, Defendant, these present, cult Court (a his office at the By: ltlisabeth Iirusnaltan 5*1-191 anytime 53, Wanted To Buy $ Acres land, j houses, s wefis, tag ads ane to cause and requirl you Court House at Deputy Clerk 24MM SUM _______________ ____________________________ ____________________________ Sanford, Plor3 barns, good fence.; ad. tile your written dafenus., ida, pa., wrIlisa dates.., it Anderso n. flush, SILt Ui root farallure. Jao.nt to Is.Inol. Ulfl It any, to the Complaint filed any, en or betors the Slit day Dean * Lowudee School. QIIIk l.rviIi with Ike cast. $1I.l4t. 'terms. US. b.rsln, and to serve a copy of Dee.ber. A. 0. 151$, sad ' 0. Box 135$ IUPM* V 01*0 POST. IllS, OPENINGS tbsrsof upon Plaintiff. attor. en Of befor. that date to serve Orlando, Florida n.y on or before th• IOtA day a espy of sam. .n Iteastrein, Publish Nov, 1.3, 15, 30 A Des. WIL$ON.MagWft FURNITURE $3501,. of December, A. D. *111 ether- Davis sad McIntosh, Poet Of. 1)1.40 1. $wy-Se2$'P,sge 295 wise- a Deere. Pre oats.. tic. Des 1381, Sanford, Florida. _____________________ $11-15 5. lot $19-ISIS will I. ent.r.d agaliet ian and Attorneys tar the PlataUff, ___________________________ I. WMIUM For PC card ass.mbly sod related dvtl.s. Must the cause pre.. as pIne. ksreln. ANIMAIi HAVEN. Zenasis. Screened Rue. Boarding. $81. Distinctive portraIts done in 111?. Tall come i.e usl ink and wash or Pastel from pl,otographs. Pall. $7.10 lIe Registered Boston Terrier pupii, ¼,a1l VIOL 313'$$lI, or otter 1 112440$. $eing: Call 821457$. German Shepherd puppies, I wks., *3CC, block A tan, 20. Hardware wormed and eaots. 112.4171 Sanford's Most Complete TED WILLIAMS HOW. 10. Poultry • l4vestoek III 5. 11th. 121-1114 3 Purebred Black Angus Dulls, ,,, Well Drilling 1 yr. old. 113-1174, -- _____________________________ are waiting. 13-Peniale Help II 11 _________________________ THESE MEN AT Seat I orite. GLASS INSTALLED -- - •WW Automotive Service li ________________ - CaB for espert advice on a Herald .dv.,tlM.g ce. MEET AUTO P ______________________________ 4. Beauty Car. Results ,no4 cond. Opin3.urn. cottage, util. incl. singi. 13Ir.rlymouth. wS.hlng machine. UnI Senkailk Glass and Paint or coup).. 2404 Park. _______________ F.ltlott. E l o tt. after P. M. ______________I_____________ Company Ill MagnolIa Pit. 1U.413' 7Ir.ly furnished. re-lone. r 129. Automotive Service W. lIlt St.. 823-110*. 12:1. Boats & Motorm Auto Qa,a. 1 Rh furnished duplet. II:. Tops Covers Gitewa To The aterwey - WA1JPJA - "' 106. Apartment., for Rent or Prom this date rward, 8 will not be responsible for any debts contracted b7 anyone other than myself. Herald E. Johnson. 120. 4* Valiant. leyL. 3 door. 81 .7 * Br. 3 lot., fls. sect., big House Trailer with cabana, jjj HOURS, POn SALE trees, rsu.nsbls. 811-1176 l.dat• oceupanc7 vats yard. gas, lights and cueafter I:*& tont built. Any financing water furnished. Adults iii. ase2.d Is available. *:3.;34:. I Bdrm., part ially turnlsta.& _ 8. * N £NTERPBUIKS, Inc. _______________ Len. lot, fruit trees, IsZ Collect: 1*1.1*11 & Rooms, turn. 1 Baths, 311. school, stopping. $7,100. 212$ spoT. Park Ave. Call 321.I477. Oov't. owned P114 house., are now repaired before se l ling. OOVIRNMENT OWNED 102. Mobile Homes - Sale , bar, availableHOMES ____________________ $ BEDROoM, i. BATH u ATLAS. 10' x II', front kit. 8UNL.AND chin, ILIL, air cond., awn. $100.00 DOWN $ BEDROOM. 1 BAT!! Inc. Ing. 3824110. PPCREST & 4 BEDROOMs 3 BEDItOOM, 1 BATH 10' NASUA trailer suitable for MOwrlu.y PAYMENTS RAVI.NNA PARK 111011 015.65 Ala. s... ira a,.. eamninr. Pb. 111-)12L ask or Ed. IMMEDIATE bLivxny w payment* or $50 and SEE YOUR up. A good buy in Pinectest area. 103. Mobile Homes • Rent, $ BEDROOM, I EArl!. $100 down and pick up balance house traUer. * spaces for PROPERTY GR on mortgage, at •%%, and rent on Ian. lake, adult. only years left on mont. only. 311-7311. and Sales Broker gage. VA-FITAstaoin ataxia , One, * Br. 'l'rall.t lOuT. •11 4*05. John Sauls Agency JIM HUNT FOR THE BEST BUT-. 1Oi Trailer Space. Rent SEE US Days 311-1114 Nigbt: 31$-Sill I'C'e t . large ijall.r, I.E4i....'T"' Re n t a I a. Bottle gas. Park I DR., I lf '. enclosed doubt Ave. Trailer Court. Z1..2g$j, a 1114 TOt'., .. 'r':C tr ee s, MEEK : Fast Sale tratb 115. Autos For *ent er $k Dec. 3, 1965 - Page 11 8 Bring ! 1 ----t.. , - Ads 395 '1395 '42 OLDS Super 55 Slerflre coupe, fully equipped i,,cludinq sir seadltlenlng. Red and white Immaculate endltiea '1795 'U FORD 'U CADILLAC 100 Fasthack, Fully equipped Including 41. €.. $edan DeVille, fully equipp.4. All erilnsl. 1795 ditl.nln. litre ONLY s . Nke Callus 995 '1795 , INEXPENSIVE TRANSPORTATION It POD 111 CHEVROLET tel Air 4.Dew 'U CADILLAC 5195 $495 'U $TUBRAKII '$4 CADILLAC ledin 695 '150 'U PLYMOUTH ItcHes Wages 2.0.., $395 S.d.. C.upe . 695 ELLINOR VOLKSWAGEN 3219 S. 17.92 SANFORD /it FACTORY AUTHORIZED YW DIALER ______ U10110" SANFORD 322.1 135 ORLANDO 644.5014 row" umill OPEN ii DAILY TO tOO P.M. - ' 11 ,/' - 4 e HI •. , 41- iiiI L 4- .-"I - - ~ -- --- ____________•____'_________'______-;._ --, .. -- .. - - f :' , , , r .. / ,.L__--~*,-P'.--- ! a S 11 .,.- I ¶ .,. -. �---. ..-. . ongratu at S. LEGENDS OF CHRISTMAS By Kreigh Collins . 1 wI,khIowereditsI\a 1 1 i . to pt dotes In 11001* Of J001001111110 NOSY so their flight 'yj ' _______ V. -y-R0i When Jesus was wrono I m , He asked birds to sprood; His message. Seven declined ttj $MR Domed. crows did not. '. Hospitd Notes t Page 12 rrsI1 - .' .. - • . .• • • . ----r- - . . i I ! 'I H H ], -• i ,i 111 S - - ..- AllYule -Mus c Program Slated tocal Church . .,I . I . .---------- • -- Card Party Westminster Women To Have A Printing Couple I t I j • I . I : Cash1 our Do we F Reverse-Oycle electric Ii. 81r C 011U itioii1119 9 R Be Guest For P . ICES IN THIS ARE GOOD AJA ______ .. I ; J~ -~, • ____________ :FLA -, Offering __________ I 4 , I . :, ~ I - SbCe, &flt%OWICSL The bills were printed as This fund will be used to Reserve notes on the Reserve help finish the administration flank at Atlanta. eomplez now under construe. Polk County Deputy 3. E. tioss and scheduled for corn. Dereus said the bills appeared pietion this month. Interior #iiraI.ht,,. •Irsi.l..I,... L...., T%A_ ulass Party placed on order for the new The Ithilathea Class of First building. ________________ Presbyterian Church, Sanford, will have it.a annual Christ.msa supper party at 6:00 p.m. Mon dayinPellowship MOSCOW (UPI) The 5 -Viet space stations venus two - ---Hell of the church. Members lad three have each traveled arsi to bring a covered dish nearly four million miles since and a to)', wrapped and markthey were launched last .4 for boy or girl and tap. month. Space scientist Leonld propriate age. Toys will be 1.dov uId the stations were sent to Tbornwel% Orphanage. I - •.4....4...4. will he Fran. es Iiaitpata will ----------- Mrs. 5 close to those calculated. They It.10 cli Merlwether, Mrs. George an due to avact Von! ding. On four mouths. "' I •' "" '. - - Soviet Probes I , - '• . - .s . '. -. ELL MAXW C0FFEE I Of Your Citoic. With S / ' .I 1-Lb. Cait 49c ,, we loveif I Purchase of A __________ .00 Or More ___________ Flanieleas electricity eliminates futhes, ob, lOOt and OdOrs. A nilfllon Floridians are enjoying year 'round comfort b.csnss it I. the safest, cleanist, Order &espwt way - _ ___I •_ _ go ALL..lectric -_ UUM to use ft in - On. compact unit eaves space and the extra cost of separate heating and cooling systems. C . .... . .. . conibinatlonwith _ m.type fuels. s _______ -- - ii_uj ) 5 of A $1.00 Or Mo,. Order HELLMANS ayonnaise Or Ann Page Maoima1s. S.. yourelectric air-conditioning or appliance dealer today! . *SHOPandSAVIaA&P!* Enter as second class mitten October 2?, 3510 54 the Poet office of 5stord. Florida. under the Act of Congress of March 2, IsH. - No part of any unst.rial, news or adv.rtialmmg of this silO.. of Maraud may be reproduced In any manner withThe $.sntord permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any out written individual or firm r.,ponslbls for such reproduction will be lb. Herald's copyright and wlfl he on is ipiringing considered held liable for damages usde the law, FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA W.Sosti 5g, p, p Av 39c WASHINGTON (UPI) 'domino theory,' if we atop. "This year we ordered 150 e Committee for a Sane p.4 sending Christmas cards cards and we are 16 short, ristmas Policy met at my we wouldn't get invited to Does that mean we now have use one evening this week New Year's parties." 166 names on the list?" "Doesn't, this steady en. "No, we only have 150 review the situation. the first item on the largement of our Christmas names, but we are stockpll. ends was the escalation of card list produce counter-ac. ins 15 cards for emergency ristnaaa cards. A. chair. lions that will only lead to use." in, I called on the vice odditional increases later?" "At this rat., we will soon sirman for a report. "A few years ago, we or. run out of names. What hae. "All of the cards we or. dered 76 cards when we only pens then?" red with our names print, had 60 names on our list. "We will have to draft on them have been ad- That was the point of no re- some from the telephone dl. used and wear. still it turn. rectory." tot 15 short of the number "how so?" uired to meet our present uato 15 "Rather than mmitunents," she said. cards, we added 15 more "Can't something be done names to the list. However, atop this buildup?" 1 ask. we still received 10 more "First it was 50. Then 75. cards than we sent. Those en 100. This year the quota names brought the list to 85, aii'cd to 150 and now that so the next, year we ordered being called inadequate." iou cards." "Our involvement is a mat. "Why did we order 100 of principle," she replied. cards when we only needed "As long as friends, neigh- 85?" rs, old college chums, Army "They are cheaper that tidies and the hike keep way." Wing us cards, we have no Ace but to retaliate." 'Couldn't the exchange be sited by negotiation?" 'in theory, we ate willing negotiate at any time. But Is difficult to initiate n,go. tions without creating the iression that we are soft Christmas. "how about a unilateral thmdrawal 1" "That almost surely would ye far-reaching cones. entes. According to the - OX&M C.0RA&I" ? If so youre sure to appr.ciate our hom.s In I ._ ----.........-...--.-.' ..... I your MORTGAGE LIFE Policy, as well as your HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE sews priat.4 Is this new,psper. AIL.á : The Lighter Side INSURANCE '--.... The herald Is a member of the Vnht.d Press which he 'stilled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local S 49c ' contractor CHAIN LINK FENCING CYPRESS • FREE ESTIMATES! Residential and Cemaserclal SEMINOLE FENCE 322.8060 838.7956 care Auto • Fir. REDWOOD 0 AWNINGS NO DOWN PAYMENT BANK FINANCING fake of ILW. CQrraway & McKibbin ( AVI. Pbs.. 322.0331 114 H. PARK 2541 PARK DR., SANFORD • - _i__- -- 1..'. -- - - S -- - - ~ - -- ---- . - --- -- - -6 _ ----- - - - - - •• -- - .- -' - . _____ .!I For further advice, send for my booklet "Facts About Pregnancy," enclosing a long stamped, return envelopes plus 10 cents. (Always writ, to Dr. Crane In care of this news. paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envel. op. and 20 cents to cover typing and printing costa whcn you send for ass of his booklets.) t'I'. can 39c Ward. Dick West's . "• U -v(-' ) 4i I ______________________ tRIINMl'IiWacs - / ~, ath 1jr But this next baby may ape rive in half that time, for the first baby must pave the way by stretching the birth canal, As a rule, most babies are delivered headfirst, though sometimes breech deliveries occur. During the final month of pregnancy, the baby's head sinks into the mother's pelvis, It acts as a round, dilating wedge with each. contraction of the wonib, The birth canal Is curved much like the elbow of a stovepipe. The baby's head thus Is di. rcctcd backward against the mother's tailbone, which ix. plains the dull, prolonged ache thereof In labor. If you mother's can visual. t these facts, you can divert your attention from the crimping action of the womb as it rhythmically keeps push. itle the-- 4'4"a head - oo'wn' - .,.,.,,.,,,_ s - ____ nrc to carry out promiseil re• in the South Vietnamese air By Phil Newsom It is just over five months forms. Ky, a colorful figure force which he still commands. liia men were delighted, o that South 'iet Narn's within the South Vietnamese olitical Notebook military, heretofore has been for instance, on one occasion iling military junta took free of personal attack, when an American instructor Buckley frequently describ- called the "rational conserva. WASHINGTON (NEA) Iwer with the dashing Air In South Viet Nam's current was checking him out in one To judge from their own ut- ed New York as the nation's tives" all the way to the very cc Marshal Nguyen ('so Ky state of war and in consider. of the hot Jet fighter bombers ronounced "kee") in the ation of the forces which that fly over Viet Nam. terances, the country's arch "moat left.minded city." Ask- far out, are uniquely and suIc role of premier. naturally divide the country, 9 can't fly It from the back r ad I cal perbly qualified to educate I .4 how a Republican of his conservatives and It was the fourth it is doubtful if any but a seat," Ky curtly announced, rightists are the greatest and type could ever expect to win tens of millions of their untuPitt change to take place In military regime could rule it thereupon taking over the most important educators this in such a city, he answered tored fellow Americans, controls anti, while Americans 65 and only one in * sue- now, nation has ever known. Time John Birch SocIety, tho that educatlon-"the collision At the outset, the National held their breath, landing It ssion of upheavals which Endlessly, their spokesman would bring hlevs, Billy hiargis anti Carl vi' been the mark of South I)it-ectorate, ft mat name of himself. tell their listeners that they with reality" much sooner than McintIre, Clarence Minion of But such feats do not estab. etnamese political instabili. the junta of which Ky Is a are "educating" the Ameri can this about the "ManIon'Forum," Dan since the downfall of I'resi. part, announced that Viet lish a popular following people as to the dangers of most people Imagined, nt Ngo Dinh Diem in No. Cong terrorists, corrupt offi. among a people. communism and all activities Underlying the notion th at Smoot of the "Dan Smoot Redais, speculators and black In South Viet Nam, the mher, 1963, education is the rightwing's port," Dr. Frederick Schwarz, leading thereto, More than passing interest, marketeers would he executed southerners 01 the Delta ills. "Our whole strategy is edu- groat mission are two enor. even harry Goldwater's Free Society Association, all are erefore, may he accorded without trial and lesser of. trust the Catholic Northern. cation," says Robert Welch, mous presumptions th at: igtm reports of a meeting (inlets sent to forced labor era around the ancient capital the candy manufacturer who S The overwhelming juo. putting the country through school paces. of hue to the north. The Saigon and Paint Univer. camps. American peoIts John Birch So. portion of the founded the Yet it Is quite fair to ques. Although members of the Catholics distrust Ky and at y students who demanded pie Is grossly ignorant of the clety. return to civilian govern, directorate have matte an ef. hue Buddhist students demon. The words even cropped up perilous realities which are lion the presumptions on fort and are conceited to he atrate against Lt, Gin, Nguyml. in the campaign for New York about to engulf it-and hence v1tich they opera te. Aside froiui Manion, ii formSouth Vietnamese students, honest, the black market con. on Van Thicu, a Catholic and to be "educated." Buckley needs William F. mayor by rhaps l,ecause they can pre. tonlies to thrive suit Inflation nominal chief of state. • The present assortment ur dean of the Notre I)ame' Jr., the arch conservative who Within the directorate Itself nt a degree of organization i driving the cost of living sought to block John Lind. of right.wlng leaders, gratling law school, very few If any there are suspicious jealou. from what are sometimes of these right.wlng groups i a notably disorganized coun- higher and hgher. aay's path. offer teacher-s who would be This probably would be the ales. V. have exercised an inordi. acccpteu as such by the stand. Anti.Thieu demonstrators In Ite influence tin the failures .'xcusr for any attempted coup ards applied in this country, hue used government sound South Vietnamese govern, in the future. The "educators" who have however, there are other trucks. The government there rnts. taken it upon themselves to It may be especially note. factors, one bring a question Is in the person of Maj. Gin. Nguyen Chanh Thi, command. instruct, the nation's 'Ignoruthy that the students of of personal leadership. ant millions" include a candy igon and i)alat spceificnliy The swaggering Ky has er of I corps and also a nuem. maker (Welch), a man with Iticizcd Marshal Ky for fail. built a remarkable spirit with. her of the directorate, three years of Cleveland duty on the FBI's subversives squad (Smoot), a couple of - evangelistic preachers (liargis and Melntire), another even. gellst imported from Aus. trails (Schwarz). Scan the list of others, and If Americans owned shores 89th braked toward adjourn- Great corporations would not the helpers who cluster about the U. S. government as ment was approximately $310 last long if they borrowed theni all, and you find little better-retired generals and P me own stock in (h'nt'rat billion. The interest alone on money to pay dividend.. admirals, one-time police In. I )tors or A.T.&T. prudent that debt is approaching $12 Stockholders w o u I 4 bounce a dramatic demon' the president and the directliens would be selling U. billion formants, former congressionatuitton of the coat of we!. The now. about common of investigator., converted nra when they got, word on fisr,ism, Communists who have not r ire tiaring might even be that kind of busines, Hut this by no tuleans Is the ling short. been near the movement, for "In many cases," flow roend for t'xzi,nptc: C.ingress Motors or If General long years. to votes a certain awn this year, ported, "estimat, of cost is committed T.&T. were As "experts on commun. -h pie-in-the- sky programs Rut Congress rarely knows available for the first year Ism," these right wingers are comprise 11. S. government how much the program will only with future years open. largely self-taught. And what icy, shareholders in those c,,st over the years. Costs can This ujnts uiii the need for they have taught themselves, rporations certainly would and f, .iu"ntly do snowball legislation, that the adminis. and now constantly offer to tratiun send to Congress a load their securities as soon into the tuitions. the sadly uneducated they say Rep. Frank T. flow, (ft. tabulation of five-year costs they discovered what was they find all aero.. the land, Ohio), member of the House of new legislation. Such •stl. Outtforb Wrtil ing on. Is that communism i.e any The U. S government's Appropriations Commit.., re mates would be Included In policy or practice the right. .in'the'sky policy is to di. cently prepared an estimate the reports of committees," How introduced a 1,111 for liLa disapprove. Ire ever fatter dividends of the first-year cost of each Sanford Herald Dec. d £UO Page 1A The people's responses to f voters. These dividends fl('W law enacted by the 89th that purpose. The adnuinistra. public opinion Inquiries lug. • u declared, paid out and de' Congress. flow, of course, had tion probably will oppose It. goat that most would not lace red again. Each new Can. the help of the GOP commit. The Congress simply will not AND PV$LISMER EDITOR WALTER A. OliLow, generous than tee staff members in proper. demand the Information Its kindly to the colossal proram,more r***it TOLTOUSK, CUe-sutton G..eral Ma.sj.r members should have to suniption of their Ignorance, t u last, builds the public inir his tabulation, PAVL JKOQK5HI*O OUT But neither how nor the know more about the ultiit. to a sum so vast as to Associatetdltor The evidence indicates that in d ; , incomprehensible. These staff silt's had any idea of mate costs of proposals for this age of communication, b Managing Editor JAMS INOLXAK$* ridends are declared even the ultimate costs of pro. more and bigger dividends to millions upon millions of d flusta... )tae$g.r p0*51 WELLL*ii5 uih the money Is not in grams to lightheartedly ap. be distributed among the vot.. ocl.ty Editor American.. have a pretty clear ad to pay them. The Tress: proved by the 811th Congress. era. hA... ...,.e ....,......-I enu Mechanical Mupt. City Editor y borrows the money and king and Ilavana ar, up to, OILL VISCEST JIJDY WELLS upublic debt jumps again. atatt l'hotoirapher and what real subversive, :wr County thea. government divid. or are ca. C Is ake two main forms: pable of In this country. lunda? and puh. Cbrtetmast c.ptSaturd$7. rvkes and facilities for the , Most Am.rI,.ana tiral.i swill zmsn.a aaiuraay Lots and direct government never graduate from, and C urks. The politicians fatten We many of them will hang up 43 this system. The end tisvasc*Zr"rloX Rains hopelessly bad class attend. lt for them election and is • 55orne D.ilvery ALl.. OTHER MAIL ance records in the "schools of r election, IEMZNCfl-E COUNTY Uy Mali anti-communism" which the $11.10 1 year By some estimates, the 57,0 i Tear s wick right wing's self-styled "t'du. f it session of the 811th Con' s.ts a Months see 5 Months aoo $ Mont hs 2502Months eaton" presumptuously insIst 'as, appropriated $119 liiilOS 1 Month 1.00 1 Month they need, n. The public debt as the all mail subscriptions hi (lilt j', a. putal flegulatluns provids paindvance. I - - &iy * free bonus. Yes, It's cliespet to P -•..l*aIut,mozetsIthru1homoI c . -. little Gives YOU constantly h'esbened, filtered air Lb. ______ Excuse For A Coup , - 14$. CAN Your Cholc With Purcli.s. Remember Peari harbor, 1941. lIemember Armed Forces Appreciation Day, 1965. - - - I Of 24 years ago. n_ ' OR A&P COFFEE Limit J. Foeign News Commentary Pie-In-The-Sky ,., II ti.a Ik' Lyle C. Wilson Says: CR1 Limit esmi. T1II AUIRS1C1*$ IL 1111." on •c DZCMUR T has bisa net mild, as Armed Poses. Apg*miIaticn Day by thi "Sanford Jay. cess Iii coapiratlas with ths UaltStis jay. Lotion Is uaIstisgI th. oslibratlan by paSsing out'flaj 1iOl pIM md stickers. From laft a,e DAvid Bi' Jaynie halrmu; Frank Luocker, Campb.H Loaing Post, arid Frank Finch, Jaycee resi. (Herald PLt0). .... '5,._ - , ' ______ - ' , 1:1.1, Or White Beauty Shortening 4 1 /1 11, . .. S - - ___ I I'llII%IL VI (DVCT II I J I I I. prepare for the next. History has must do our chartered our co. rae, share." These are the words of James Skidmore, president of the United States Jaycees. We agree with them wholeheartedly. •'INl a "p The .T"' .lt\(' trrnvd L:j - !t-t F'oiciz" Appreciation Day Many of us remember how a nation at peace was attacked without warning a L'eari ziuruur ma triat mis govern. 'I. Churches during the month 'Of bogus bills, a large offset October, It. 11. Roll. treasurer press, cameras, paper. Inks f. I •. Nets $117,500 ii,- Philip used hypnosis on I will for her memory of the tie wife to banish her dis. event. During the delivery, the omlort when they recently ad their baby boy. But patient thus Is conscious and will follow the physician's yen w It ho u t hypnosis, modern childbirth is not a commands. But next morning, she has cry painful ordeal if you spectant mothers are tat. forgotten all about the actual red In advance and know birth of the baby, These hypnotic, drugs thus hat is going on at each tep of the delivery. so block out the memory with. end for the -Pregnancy" out depriving the patient of onklet below. consciousness during child. CASE X'471: Our son birth, so they are quite help, iliip teaches American his. jut. It Is not customary, how. ry at Bradley University. But he did graduate work ever, to give morphine to A psychology at Michigan, as woman who is likely to de. Il as the University of liver soon thereafter, for the enna, and Is adept at hyp- morphine seeps across into the baby's circulation mutt si.. Earlier this year his wife, thus retard, its own breath. rlcne, delivered a bouncing ing nicciutnisin, by boy, whom they named Such a bhy - may thus need orge, after Philip's older artificial respiration to make other who was killed in a it take its first breath after it is born, plane collision, So morphine is usually They already hadfour tie girls so this was their taboo for n:.' - ,'.oi. Much of the so-called pain 'at boy In five births. But the obstetrician was that used to be associated rpnlsed at the tins, of de. with childbirth was due to cry because Arlene did not ignorance of the mother as to ian or show the usual vocal what was happening. Nowadays, even without acns of a mother about to vi a child. tual hypnosis or drugs, nat. For Philip had hypnotized ural chlidbrith occurs with a icne on her hospital bed minimum of pain, when the hadn't Informed the phy. mothers are tutored in ad. ian accordingly. vance as to what to expect. Wehave certain hypnotic For example, with her first ugs that can also be given baby, the average duration of expectant mother which labor is about 18 hours, - - SATURDAY !CEMIER 4th MLYINOUR ANF0RD STORE! LI P - 1, Worry Clinic i. Bruce Biossat--Ray Cromley ' Or. Crones Somebody WhTstTe for Me?" .. ! PearlHarbor' Harbor' We urge citywide participation In the Sanford Jaycees' Armed Forces Appreciation Day observation Tues. day. If you have not already done so, write or wire President Johnson your support in the nation's strug. annism In Viet Nnm. gle againt C ti.a :ci w..j;uty the American Flag. If you don't have a flng, gc.t one. We all love peace, but we love ireenom more. "We are aware that running from aggression Is not the way to peace. We are aware that to withdraw (torn one battlefield means only to - I Two Attend Youth Meet ions! expecting great :m° Many of the qther newly-elected directors also have labored well at many Chamber projects. For exampIe, three of the new directors eerved ably on the Chamber's Metropolitan Telephone Committee. This committee carried the ball on one of the years biggest successes of the Chamber of Commerce. The Seminole Chamber has had a very good year and with new lendera coming up, it is certain that even a better year lies ahead County Chamber of Commerce. They have been honored by the 400-plus members of that dynamic body by being promoted up the ladder to leadership. It 15 particularly encouraging to see such young men as DeWitt Mat. £ICWS and Jack Bolt move into top rank II4Ol8. They have already shown their leadership ability in maendeavors. Wu bring new blood" and new Ideas to the Chamber's board of Remember I .4,' . . shop I Ladies Auxiliary To Help Provide Food Baskets I . '• I .. we We offer our congratulations to directors. h4 new directors of the Seminole things of ' Isles are considered among with each consistory. VATICAN CITY (UPI) Vatican sources said today 1 Following the Feb. 22 con. the leading candidates to be. Pope Paul VI is expected 10sistory, Pope Paul said hecome cardinals. to Igypt. .1.. An almost certain choice k announce a consistory in the planned to name more cardi. a.-MR near future for the creation of nals Duggar, Sarah Cam Doris after the Ecumenical John Patrick Cody, recently a Germans 1n` ,_q ~--_; ,s,say a "large number" of new car.! Council, which ends next Wed. named archbishop of Chicago. bridge, Joyce Ann Williams. • • aspen refuted dinals, Including a e V e r a 1 nesday. Vatican sources said Prior to that appointment he Eric Lowell Newkirk, Wilbur 1 HOlY bow U .., Americans. Americans. Tookes, Isabel Pearsall, Pa it was possible he might had been serving as archbis. k Fiøt Thus / . Brinon, .;. These sources said the Pope choose the closing session of hop of New Orleans. _____ j. tricia Moylan, Ann aspen leaves shiver 1 5 may name as many as SO fleW the council to make the an. Another name mentioned k • Sanford; Eva Mae Oliver, Al. j" in repentance to " of the Catholic Church nouneement princes tsrnonteSprhlgs, William Ref Archbi John Joseph Krol fl OF onate ow T day ------------ -tor th eon . fe alselb ""' th 01 A merican pre Ui riuiaucipw.. numbe A I 4 largest in history. son, Ullian Naegel, DeBary; .. Other prominent American _______________________________________________ i Irene Dowdell, James Cicco, 1 There currently are 99 ear relates who might be named dinals, five of them Amen. . P re: IDeltona; Barbara Gilson,, I SYLVIA Jean Mikier cans. When Pope Paul held his North Orlando. i -i o It n Francis Dcardcn, struts of Oviedo is one of iev. first consistory on Feb. 22 of archbishop of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dug-1 en Florida State Uni. this year, creating 27 new -Leo Bins, archbishop Of St. cardinals, he raised the Sac. gar, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and 1 I'aul, Minn. 1 .5. versity students who Alf red College to a record high Mrs. Franklin Snider, Sanford, 1 -Patrick J. liallinan, ar. .1 received federal a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius have of 103. chbishop of Atlanta. fly Donna Senior T r a I n e e ship boy. of the late a the Moylan, Sanford, Until reign -Martin J. O'Connor, head At 4s The Ladies Auxiliary of the Discharges qG Grants totaling almost John XXII!, the traditional' of thee Pontifical Commission The annual aflinuale Christ William It. Hogan, Albert $2,000 each. She is high for cardinals was 70. But First Pentecostal Church of on Mass Communications. mu service of First Presby. Pope John ignored this and l.ongwood will have its regu O'Connor, former head of the Harrison, Virgil .Jennints, Vb -. NCJJ),4i.fl 1ICI .a-t-i4ng at 7:30 North American Pontifical Col. j the number ha been climbing, s: 4h -LcCw, r, fl;abcl fd'?.a Th.ir n tui be held at ;-- ---- p.m., Monday in the church lege in Rome, is from Scran. chois, MInnie Y., ,rntiiTJin senior yenr in educatioi........ . s' m. on Dec. 12, church of. annex on Orange Avenue. Torley, Wilbur Grove, Stan-1 of children with menta! seers have announced They ton, Pa. The church desires to coalso extended to all who arc ~ ley Liat*'e. VieInrfi Hubbard.'I lt4•I the me.:unful operate with other civic orJohn R. RP.U1t Jr., Sanford;: tnteteC 4 I Marj' ganizations so that every hour of worship a warm Invi* ffoppengardncr, James I C. Osburn, lake Mary. tatlon to attend. needy family in the Longwood The theme of the Christmas >' Jae Casselberry area will be provided a food The Woman's Guild of St. observanc, will be a "5cr. Attending the tenth state basket it Christmas. The auxAnn's Catholic Church, De. youth conference of the Flor iliary ilee In Carols," It will be sung raises funds for the GROWTH OF DELTONA was pointed out to members of the Rotary Bary will sponsor a dessert Ida United Christian Youth annual cheer baskets through by the Chancel choir under officials of Mackle Brothers Company. At left are Rotarians by Club the direction of Mrs. George card party Thursday in the Movement from the Westmln. dinners and other projects. John Mercer and Tom McDonald. At right, pointing to new construction Totthy, minister of music, and Conducting Monday night's church social hall beginning at ister Presbyterian Church of are Charles McCarthy, recreation director, and Gaston flrj(Iges, stiles WW Include 10 Anthems. Casselberry were Ray Brock. meeting will be Mrs. M. L. nnual Bazaar p. m. There will be door 1 manager, (Herald Photo) There will be three organ man and David Stout. and table prizes. Tickets are The conference was held last McDaniel, president. aumbers as preludes to the _________________________________________________________________________ By lens Casselbersy vocal offerings and one that Use First Federal's safe Final plans are being made available from Mrs. Leon weekend at the Methodist will be heard during the oft. Youth Camp near Leesburg. savings accounts.-Adv. for the Christmas Bazaar to Lormel, party chairman, be neld Dy till women's A550 Held For Many people in this area elation of the Westmlnlster Ike" attended these annual Presbyterian Church of Cas. to be somewhat pale but said arrest, that for possession ape. An TAMPA (UPI) gisrvlees of worship In music selberry Friday, 7.9 p. rn., and consider them a highlight taint of corresp ondence "they looked pretty good in a gun. Saturday, 9 a. in. to 4 p. in., iIss Bryant has no knov at the church on B. SR i at spiritual Inspiration of the schools which try to show cusS me." muon, It was said, and the tomers bow to get ahead, and Dereus said the raid on the police record. Howell Park, Mal overflow congregatIon Ii 'Ther. will be his part-time secretary, were counterfeiting operation re. Plaster, who said at a hea snUalpated. suited from a two-month long ing before U. S. Commisslo ceramler, stuffed toys, home. in lIllIsbomugh County jail t Investigation into unrelated or Paul Game Jr. that be wi baked goods, and Christmas 1. charges resulting from day on cases. IIo declined to elabor. a special deputy In Pc gifts on sale. a raid that netted an estlmat ate on the Investigation. County, formerly worked Chairman of th e affair Is ev. Taylor To 111110 ed three-quarters of a million Authorities said Plaster, or!. the U. S. post office In Lak Mrs. Russe ll Corwin and Mrs. Fred Heuberger is co.cbalr. dollars In counterfeit $20 bills- ginsily from Lackey, W. V.., land, quitting in iae to op , had a record of one previous up his correspondence school ma Plaster, D. Willie operator of correspondence resbyterians schools at Lakeland and Brad $20,. T. Harrison Taylor, anton, was held in lieu of uistant pastor of First Pros. passing, ___________________________ 000 on charges of byt.rina Church, Orlando, and publishing and uttering $5,000 secretary of the Florida Coun- worth of the counterfeit bills. • , cii of Churches, Will be guest Dorothy Bryant. 24, of Dade minister for both the 8:30 CIty, who described herself as and it Lfl%. worship services I Plaster's part.tlmo secretary Oft Sunday at First I%eaby. since last June, was held un. , terlan Church, Sanford. der $10,000 bond on a charge of His topic will be "Lord, aiding and abetting. Teach Us To Pray." The couple was arrested in There will be a meeting a surprise raid on the white of the Session at 10:45 am. frame house In Lakeland where the pair was sleeping. Taking part in the raid were u. s. Treasury officials. FBI agents, Polk County s)Ier -A...-and a Lakeland m's detective. of city 1. Polk County Sheriff M0nr0G said that it was be A total of $117,&OOwu re. Brennen lieved the Forutlalce recently been printed and that Aeademy 40th Anniversary none had been passed in the ' '' ' % Offering collected In Florida area '4_____ N us l C Dec. 3. 1965 Pone Ponders More Cardinals DECEMBEft z, i$5 Admissions Edith Van Ness, James Mc• Intosh, Wilma Waters, wmert Beasley, Reuben Smith, Char. lea Clemmer, Alice Gunter. It iitfBb 1 . 1 '- -- _ __ - SII • / 41 - I �I U I I e •' • DEAR POttY—We saved the pttI.st bows from our wedding gifts and used them to decorate our first Christ. was tee., which was by far the mast sentimental and prettiest tree we have had in oar air years of marriage, This certainly saved our first year budget that would not stretch as far as the luxury of tree d.corationa.—MRS, 1 . I Il I il It - almost lost in a mass of steel bands, wires and elastics that covered them. Sammy is an English boy, 11. His teeth strslgtenlng bands have been Lk 't i + I ~ J I • . ..-:0 I., • I~ b . Service, which Is part of the British locisi Security pm gram, pays the dentist. Yet both Sammy and Perry are being treated by the lame dentist. Under N.II.S. dentists have the privilege of scheduling oil or part of their By Mr, Fix tng. But when the plating Wesipap., lintnpthe L.a. wears off, the steel under. Rust and corrosion are con. neath is exposed and it rusts, which every It cannel be refinished and homeowner must cups sooner it cannot be kept from rust. 4tUimawith of later. Air and moisture We further. Wood surfaces corne in contact with iron and around It will be stained. metal objects around the Replace It, but this II.s use cast brass or good stamp. house and corrosion begins. Finished surfaces will ps,. ml brass. It In doubt, take a vent this from happening, but magnet along. If it is at. only until lbs finish wean tracted to the hardware, It oft. Though you cannot corn. Isn't brass, ptetety prevent corrosion, yea Zias Cbstiag Helps can Inhibit the process and Iron and steel exposed to treat it ones It appears AS weather Is given is sine seat, that it will not cause further Inc, called gslvsittsing, which danag.. Is waterproof. This Is dens Even nonrsastlng metals In the manufacturing stags, are subject I. corrosion. If well-done, the application Aluminum hardware Is some. is virtually permanent. But tint" mounted with non. too thin a coat or Improper aluminum mews or nails, application will soon wear MoistUy* begins a chemical off, roactis between the two Bam iron or steel exposed metals and they both cor- to the weather can be pro. tented by painting. Remove sode. Soai so.eslled brass bard. all dim and rest by sanding, wars Is not brass at all but then rubbing down with steel brses.plsted. Brass will not wool. Clean thoroughly with rust sad Relther will the plat. bensene or similar subetanc'., • i • .1 + . I 01 H complete all treatments nec. essary to restore that mouth to good dental health. The pa. tient cannot legally be charg. ed an extra fee. IlealbilIty In scheduling pa. Hint., no bad debt.. (govern. snent checks come every (c. The new bats requin ce- of the Fashion scene, bet cidlastini hairdos. The sww tuany woman fur hats are especially elegant and sudtiy right foe the 'ii. know bow to at"" thsm.for true elegance. Always the elm. woman. But y" Salim a fur hat remember plo, Plain coal or west dries, AM the for provide, the flaiL little arsiamosLattes. A ash, imindh katido Is a Fur this mature wesm s. . Lad, don't IkIM that tam" to the waichneid. Vol. V" ess$sl curl a Piece of vt hats are lovely, SO and uA a h$ fnms and yes can hive meh 0awing hI% is, mast IV hat. Jewel tones. I as velvet .Me fur hat (unless hats simply, Jest the volveL A 10 O41*IWp skillful) winds vp saw m a large pta of 3swelo I 1 I + I I I • A Fur The tlae.boisomd method is to give the surface a first coat of red lead. This is far better at preventing corro. eion than other paints. Give this plenty of time to by. The finish coat can be ap. plied once this is thorough. ly dry. Rod lead can be left on as the final coat If you like. Special r u a t preventative paints formulated with fish oil are available. They corn. bins lbe functions of primer and finish cost. Surface prep. aratlon remains the same. Painted surfaces will rust If the paint Is damaged or . worn. The iron must be thoroughly sanded and sl.an .1. But be osriala I. teeth. or the edges of the sound paint. That Is, d..t allow sharp edges all around the are., but gently tape, them This will keep the .14 paint tram showing through the new. Always sand and elesa $ larger area than the not pu, you are ,vp.Iflna. (lean Metal Bsrfa.se Metal can be finished with clear solution, such as lacquer. I desired. Surfaces most be frie from dirt, rest sod oil. When sanded, clean I + It + • IL +• • • + -,+ behaved foolishly? What can I do to snake it up to him? My job Is no longer the pleasure it used to be. Iam2laadmy bow to are beautiful, individually, they look so showy and overdone when they're all worn together. She became Toy angry with m.when I mentioned this to her, Was I wrong? I assure you I did it with the bet of Intentions in a very to. speethrl way. about $0. SHY IN ROME DEAR SHYs Ye,, you behaved foolishly. But It your bees continues to sulk, more foolish he is of than you. Perhaps time will dim the memory of the "in suit." Give him until his out birthday. And U he's Still sulking, kIss the Job goodbye, and lot some other girl kiss him happy birth. day." CONFIDENTIAL TO EL.. LEN AT THE BANz If all your dreams don't come true, take comfort In the is that neither do your dL,ffi • 0 Troubled? Writ, to AB. BY, Box 60700, Los An. Zeiss, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamp4 Self-addressed envelope. i e C For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lately Wed. ding," send 50 cuts to Abby, Box 69700, Los An. gel.., Calif. ciq Jacoby and Son - 11111111111 - Metal surfaces that an left unpaintid, such as tail., should be protected by scsi. lag with a light film of all. By Ruth Millett It graciously and wttb P*' test. The older person can co-op.. rate by not getting bust feel. lags in those periods when pressures and other respossi. bWtlee asks It Impossible for a son or daughter to have as much time as usual foe the older pines. (This can be a' derstood by the pesos If he or abs will just remember what the busy, hectic years we's like.) Co-operation Is the key word for the older person who wants to make it as easy as possible to be helped by a COMM and lsvtag me or daughter. let all too often the oMit person forgets that key word. Doctor Says'S *art Galvenls.d pails should be pat away tim and dry. Tern them evur when you stece them se that water aasaft toliett in (him. Ouedoem ihtak s3M4l1 sm4 lvaqunIs frlamtI,. Clean and refinish rust Oft before curruslos business bats have this hat l,asthM Lie,e garbage csai to 5 s14jg at 5y' sheltered sees or it Mo put Mpousrosttay woo" d. them en wends. ±s I. JJzi (OA#M o W Wayne a. Brandelall, 5.5, tie a main_evcM, absuid Every now and thin we promptly rolled Is a physician ear about the dangers (greet. for a re.easalsathi. y overestimated) Of itblets's The loafer's beast Is ocly tart. It Is high time we stop see mingly healthy, It Is per. ad tabs a look at loafers edtsa Hill ef Physical lnsctl'. east Practically an athletics, vfly and when was n.sal mateur and professIonal, are e*erlcs Is called for, be It ir her, been under the super' noeW for a street car or talon of a coach well4raiaed dllablag a coupis Of fllgVi i body bqslWng and hygienic Of stairs while U elevator Is lying. The safer gets little, If bslag ripaired, It Is ot up to ny, superetsios and igusess the task. U Is iso more tea. scoffs at this rules Of health nerabli to emotional pressures and excessive smoking. nsiotenance. During ezeetlos the atbletsa 'lbs athlete whase sports pumps an Increased caner comes to an end can uinm of blood is the lisias eachiag. his — heist for hat seed It. It does this sIft. a loiter', beau U he does .il physical activity tally and diving p.dada Of keep up Iecrsased activity blazes or taper gradually. On the mot Said men completely ~ band, the bdw can en. itween bests than does that change his flabby heart for en sthlsts'e heart U he adept. I the non-athlete, $ program Of regular physical Hearts are weakened by ass or s.sginul defocts. Be. e.avise, wihlvg up gradual. an. can dam. b and avoiding any Of the a. ge a Mart that Is that, wsak- hiemsnthied symptoms Of ned , an pssspsrdvs athletes snustthi. hesid have a theesugh phyil. Q-. I have *.s truft hi at i—"thi Any athlete my eyes will Set focus. My as she fta4s hja1j ,, bsccmtig dector is treating shied ass siesillor than he simsellivthjrel& Buss is me. Who has asihi ps*a. have is be trss a vtag lasSes, vu dm '. tui 11111111 frogine we tile week or mis. cissr upt an after steppIng his ease A— SUbset focatag I Is in ierwbs.k.gipserof. Imyrmile is aiM . + - uerussl en the epe4estivi chist TrsatacM Of s,enC (hYTOM win sine of up s.e iympioas as tremors, emotional tasta ty and in. wools sweating Is absid WaSL ra ether symptoms s& other can. doW he swgbL + _ _ with Affairs ciat baffles that give more stereo broadcast from an F IX Every field has Its lang- apparent stereo separation In station for that left-right uage. One of the most confua. narrow television cabinets. sound. Simply, left and to women Involves enter. This means that sounds real, right signals rids piggyback tainmeal equipment. With Christmas approaching faster than a baby can burp, it might be wise to brush up on terms salesmen toss about. This helps cut through some can. fusion when shopping. "Many women seem to think there's a lot of gobbledygook In the terms connected with home entertainment units," according to B. S. Durant, who heeds a mammoth pro' doter of sight-and-sound equipment (RCA). "Theae terms," be points out, "are Just as meaningful as 'funnel.shap.d jacket' and 'flat. ad peplum' are to fashion" To snvup yi.'u a knowledgeable shtI;;rr, her. are $ few to remember: ly come from left and right, from the station to the rewhether the cabinet is 20 or ceiver where they are dccIronically added together and 59 inches wide. AFC or Automatic Fre. quency Control—A circuit, built into an FM set, that prevents the receiver (not the station) from drifting and causing in.and.out reception. Degauss—A gauss is a unit of magnetism that can come from the earth's magnetic field, home appliances or other sources. A degausser demagnetizes or takes away the magnetism that affects a color television picture. In sets without degaussers a ,t -txr is required to de. gauu the set with special equipment. Built-In degauss. lag coils do the job automat' then separated so that the left signal comes out the left channel and the right signal, the right. Trade reports are that experiments In stereo for television have be added to television sets, improving listening enjoy. ment. Multiplex—Same as FM stereo. Engineers called it multiplex when they were di. ignlng It. The Electronics Industry Assn., gave It the name FM stereo. The tern multiplex is now mostly us. ed in connection with "add. on" units that convert a mon. orhonie FM tuner to stereo when you tabe this first a' ,.t ait Mrs. Garner illustrated her storiss In color with uttie "stick" drawings of her char. aeters, as charming to growsUP se I. children. Rew..*r. because her books were pub. lIah.d Is the dialect in which to WO1'k aw1w day' l lho It ugo tM . I n ' - — --• • .• . - —•----- After the book came out and the love affair between the public and little Ezekiel was at its peak, her publishers +• • + , .'. - , , I. • • I " . • . CHARLESTON HESTON, invoking ancient tnbat right, has ordered newly betrothed Rose. mary Forsyth to his bedroom on her nuptial " now shownight In scene from "The War Lord, Ing at Park West Theatre, Hilarious Romp In The Lamplight., lounge . OF Fre ie dd s Weak Hones A"mitf "ll V'L'.plAs'., flLlaa14 £ Vissesi FOR YOUR CI'RISTMAS PARTIES OPPICI PARTIES, CLUB PARTIES, USE ONE OF OUR uet Rooms Ban-q drama that will have you sJ ting On the edge of your se 'iith excitement and suspens th bophia Loren, Geo Peppard, Trevor Howard as John Mills, beading a ca Id with Internation stars. this taut Metro-Gol wyn.Ma>er film, in Pana'i The script cells for a mixed- the picture, in Charles K. Ion and color, unfolds a tm drama Of World War I up Viennese professor who Feldman's witty Adult Tech. life whim many claim as II tries to solve a friend's girl nicolor comedy "What's New turning point of the war wil in. Pussycat?," the United Art-. problems only to become '. ists release which opens SunL '.OY I ed .n ...em nimseif — day at the Movieland Driveoverwhelmingly Involved. In Theatre. The story is a hilarious Co-feature will be "Father (' "a comedy with sly, eyebrow. Goose," starring Cary Grand raising overtone., and It's by and Leslie Caron. TV Funnynian Woody Allen, Wednesday only will be and who, better than I'ctor showing "The Secret Inva A Large Variety of Different, Delicious Complete Meats Avafleblei MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! THE WHOLE FAMILY LOVES THE TRADE WINDS! 'The H1611' At Ritz" .. . AT JUT ONORA RD. LANIS DANCING "N "oN.THE.nOusr EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT! I' ___A COCKTAIL HOUR S DAILY 4:30 TO 1:30 P.M. TO TRE LADIES 0 DRINKS —ic ,'. , -. ...'•. .' . • . • ' • . • ' .. ' , . ' ..j .• / - CA ' ' .' . ' . • ' = COMING, : .1 4: Is a chariot race, an earth(L GUARD IAN H I \ DRY barks out order at ex. quake, a battle or a cruelhimusted Sean Connery in scene"The Hill," fixion, he observed. 'The opening Sunday for three days at Ritz Theatre. War Lord doesn't have that. It Li unlikely that any group, southern Spain. And the rugThere are no aurgin soul,.; the producer has suggested of actors ever had to work as ged routine meted out to petswe advertise that it he& a hard for their money as did oners during the war inmany the stars of the realistic MOM- ways approximated that which cast of dozens, "The Second Beet Spy in Seven Arts presentation, "me the film players experienced. no drilling In full uniform the Whole Wide World" will Hill,,- filmed on location iii the in tense beat, the physicontinue to be shown at the merla Spain, P cal training a n d rugged Park Sunda y y for three cc days at ow marches are exactly what screen writer Ray Rigby ixI '"i AneALTV. For in this story of dramatic penanced when he himself ievents encountered by prison, was a prisoner In a detentios en within a British military camp during World War II. stockade during World War II, 1111111011111111111111, the actors tolled under 115 di"OPUATSON llIgreea of beat, six days a week. EN The greatest fairy tale ever told SUN. • MON. F EATURE NO. I • + comes to life ...And it never told ms beautifully! .' 1 SANFORD SHOWING Pd its sit ne I RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS ONLY _ + + vjs4ters! Shows Twice • at Time i.00 • . -. to 11111 - CROISSOW" .1 ebmwambe Sean Connery, Harry AnJj drews, Ian Bannen, Alfred J11 2300. WI IDiOl . Pow Peter & SAT. ff— ION I - 4,01 • SmOl Ds _& _- - KinI Lynch, Ossle Davis, Roy 1cm. near, Jack Watsoe and Ian Hendry, enacting prisoner, In "The 11W," were literally "tii." iris wets. • psi. SPIN I "onen" of the compound lcomVeed on the desert In vie Mlaetas Awn VI. 14 S Exit L.s Rd. & mt tol 7.92 'I 111111111111211 i..V \WW,5 NATUN 135.141 145.iiW. (his 0 +++-, • • - - t'-'+.'--- - . + -1 • L .-•.--.-• - 4 wJu -. ACMJ AS - ' I I . ' -._l 1 Theatre. Co-feature is "Father Goose," with City Grant and Leslie Caron. . , .- .t. , ' ceived from churches, school children, civic groups and in. terest.d individuals to make possible the costly gift to the city of the large and lovely Nativity Scene first displayed in the Band-shell on the shore of Lake Monroe and now floodlighted on the grounds of the City Hall during the holiday season, on Juno 24 iwi$ the presi. dent of Rollins College pr,. slated Elvirs with thi. Rollins Decoration of Honor. As a member of the i'enwosn,aa' Club sad P.E.O. she subs.. qesatly helped .rgaai.s the Iecsl affp4.ts at the National Story Tellers League and was active Is Its sink. program I. g,i,c • - .— .- _____ - - - __ - I - his amorous conquests in "'t't'n New. Pussyc$." ucnIng Sunda' sit 1)r'.tri . Yew Favorite Melodic. Nightly • She shut-ins. Despite her physical didn't think they were any. fraiIty she found time to thing. But the minister's wife initiate and participate In did. She got Elvira to to with projects for the beautification be, to a mailing in Daytona and cultural enrichment of and interested a writer of that Sanford. Solely at her Insti. group, who In turn urged gatlon, contributions were re. - , •. ...,.....•.-•. laughed. Elvirs didn't know about "reyaltiei" sad all that sort at thing so she showed It to the minister. • "I don't know anything sheet the p"bhlug heal. an.," be mid, "but IlvIm, pesei it ruselbiag his IUS is hapsetani. Yes must e It I. a lawyer who can idvbs you." cock- I IRS, a' p.'.chintri't 'n n .. ji PETER SELLERS, see one himself, listens to Peter O'Toole tell of ! wanted Elyirs to come to Now York for the Children,' Book Fair. She refused. Her fries" Insisted. "But I can't she saLl. "I haven't winter kind of clothes for New York. I wouldn't know what to do at their cocktail parties. I'd have to pour my cocktail Into the the people who helped on the plantal" But when her pub. farm. Elvira was the torn- ushers called her on the tel.. boy, frail and shy but full of phone saying she must come, spirit, climbing to the top of her friends were all excite. the wild cherry tree, living ment. "Don't wont about In a world of her own imagi. your clothes," they said.. nation but taking her friends Someone loaned her a fur coat; another an evening with her. Dr. carter sold cedar posts dress. "You MUST go, ElvIra, on the farm to the p.fl this Is wonderful for you!" factory and sent the sisters So they tot bar off for Now to Lebanon Academy for York, Willy ally. Elvira and Young Ladles. In time the "Ezekiel." family had to move to Flor. On her arrival she was We for Mrs. Carter's health. aghast to find herself othed. I& Sanford Elvira met and uled as one of the speakers eventually married Edward at the Authors' luncheon. Girmi. They had a little boy "But I can't she protested. When they named Douglas. "I'm not a public speakerl" Elvira had always "made up" Her publisher, said after. StosiSs to tall other children, ward that her low rhythmic Now She "made VP" etorles voice with its soft Southern to 1511 Douglas, her little sm phrasing reached .very cor. She wrote them out In long. ncr of th" room and captivated band sad drew the little cO1' her listeners as though it and stick pictures to thUs- wets little Ezekiel himself. testa than for him. Douglas More books followed. More EzekW and so did his luncheons, public speaking, playmate., so Zlvtra was hap. more acclaim. Elvirs made In. py to share them with her trfgueing little figurines of her characters. She did a fri.sa, fortheir children, "Why don't you send these miniature portabie theatre out and hare s book made of and staged charming marionthem?" her friends asked, cIte shows for children and - - • Pelting romsotre rlangie. t)ptf5tlili Q)sbo' is • •.' • . ) ______ • with the latest versions of afternoon, when their will only coat them a modern dancing. No two are tails the same, each girl has her penny for each year of their Sellers to play the role? The sion," with Stewart Granger, — an offer that I. hard own special style — and for age Char s ton n, wi.0 II' likes "Don't give me any of wiose Peter Sellers of "Dr. Strange- and "Two For the Seesaw," arlton ii Hecc to beat anywhere. Of course, the greatest In music. Listen gentlemen an welcomed also it. in Hollywood, really enjoy. pictures whir. they write with love," "The Pink Panther," one of the funniest adult moanto that hotlowdown saxophone, "The World of Henry Orient" comedies ever filmed, starring log those blue., as and there's pleasure and en. ed making "The War Lord" feather.." himself admits be and "A Shot in the Dark." Shirley Mactame and Robert for everyone of both at Universal City Studios, Ida Heston the Imperials play for your joyrnent Which is why Peter Sellers Mitchmn. sexes wilt free music on first all-California movie in has a pretty good thing going dancing pleasure as well as to-starred with Peter The weekend triple feature Friday nights your seven years. The picture is for him. If this be type-cast.that of the girls. of 0 Tools (who makes his first consists of "klan's Favorite °' f un. log, he's making the most now screening &t the Park ' comedy appearance in the Sport," with Rock Hudson and the downtown • wn,S anf or it. d area. West Theatre. LIVELY JAM SESSIONS "When you see Jack tern- opus), Horny Schneider, Capu. Paula Prentiss, "War Gods Ha would uke to spend 0ane a feature at the TROPHY WHY WAIT f special more time in the land of his mon at the beginning of a plc- cm., Paula Prentiss and guest of the Deep," starring Tab LOUNGE every Saturday casions to dro a d a turs walking down the halls Star Ursula Andre.., not to hunter and Vincent Price, afternoon from 1 to 5 p.m. luncheon or lnncrht at the adoption, but he has this prob. big office building, you mention Woody himself who and the Beatles in their latest. don't see him of a producers 1cm; and you are Invited - ev- TRADE WINDS CAFETER.immediately believe in him as also makes his film debut In opus, "Help!" erybody gets into the act. Be. IA? Any time Is TRADE as a 20th century man. executive of a the modern junior "All the good aides that the "Clef Dweller." %V1N18 time with such teaplay, for you on Wednesday, Ponable prices and such good p4rts," sighs Heston, "go to cor poration," he r e °me° Friday and Saturday nights ole Come disc ,a m. You my hi horseback In chain mall, they Grant. be delighted. Close to shop. is surprised to dIscover (Io you with seem to believe that 1 belong '--r-r'"z'w.'.-. That Heston leases ping and entertainment and • .4 ' " dellsjit) that Its RIOtS icoeoiutk , so convenient for you Cat. pictures like "The Tea Corn- there. .. ' -11: . to 5510! lunchiss er dienet is 11w I 4. ering La a specialty, too and JuafidmEits," "lIen liur," "k.l "Some actors are obviously M •I •....•.•,., ces&pleeustcemfeitslthsTradt types and they they have one of the best Cid" and "The Agony and rontcntpornry PHONE 121.1115 i Wid*. OSIICIIes foot Court" i • can't pull it off. Vhcri you'r. call The Ecstzicy." services in the county — -.. • • TONITI & SATURDAY .i sinks. nd so dishes lv washi But don't shed any tears for wearing chain mail you'd th em for your next social at. damn well better convince the . poor Chuck Heston. P A hi I L Y fair. In truth, he's not seeking audience that you wear chain ENTERTAINMENT e • e . PREPARATIONS for the sympathy, and why should be? mail underwear, too." NO .17.0 '0 ONLY FEATURE • lieston's consolation over 711 holidays are so time consum. He has established a near~, • •••.•••\ ing, but there are still those monopoly on costume epics. Messrs. L.mmon and Grant: . ), .i\ IN COLOR FUTURIStS . 1'.'F I , "home for the holidays" via. He has probably done more "I've got more centuries to / CHAMPION mi PETER 4 t,._., e do." from than they Ij?j,.'', else an anyone to overcome choos f,. ' . ' itors to be entertained. Don't th "ULDOM SuN siouz" . " '!' 'a.; : Right now he's back in the IN I Un PIiIIII7 panic take them to FRED- prejudice to such films, as . 1 DIE'S STEAK HOUSE for expressed lit the Immortal 11th century, the eta of "El NO. 2 :00 ONLY "I -cocktails and dinner, relax words of a theatre chain boss: Cid." This time he's a bit. "OPERATION C.I.A." t\i....i north, playing a Norman war-' " huT REYNOLDS JAMES SOHO "I'll • riot in "The War Lord." "Li —" ACTION , , . ' lion. it dif' 'I But Jieston said NO. I I0;41 ONLY 4101"11,110091111.111 CHILDREN'S MATINEES ' •' ten from his other epics. . '-"TICKLE M SAT. 1100 • 1:00 • 3:00 SUN. 1:00 • 3:00 ItYlS • IN COL R O ELVIRA GARNER vet's w-sking, his peppy looking envelope came and $511.1 urg, onto the freight. Elvis thought It was adverbest, 'Cit of sans.," his t1ng and paid It no mind. Thin me day she slit the the, LO Plural aid tb. baby envelope and In it was a con£aafetMs, as small, bet ski, tract from s,Hosurr bit & Ce." I. cry "Yak! Yak!" when for the pb'I,'ng at EzekieL ' . ',.,,d,jthhken .Iti Go-Girls are entertaining you rolled Ilvir&s gifts, a steey tell. er shiam in her ability topes. Elvirs, to submit her mann. sent, rather than tell about, scripts to a publisher of the little hey "Suebish." his chlldrens' books in New York. na-my who 414 MI.. T.IlI. later a long, commercial .0 • Cinema The against some of the world most beautiful Amery. U Big Sur coast of northern Ca fornis, "The Sandpiper," ate Taylor, H I c h a r Burton and Eva Marie Sal .i The ;clarrnhts Of a tot . :. the Seminole tee in S.rnlnoi. Plaza A vibrant love story s , , TheWarLor , , , PIN}.uthSL' INN still ofr,t r ' fvr.', their specal Friday rl.) r 'N TItl.AT has a new look, all nigl4t, fish fry for a very apefreshly painted and rearrang- ciul price, which has always re proved to be to popular with ed with fast, efficient actheir regular customers. Why ice' a waitingd something don't you try it, too? Also at. little extra try their excellent desserts, that mends you away with a homemade fresh each day. smile • Remember that PINECREST • 11 •••I + + o ther U?r with the CAPRI during the LADIES who step through middle of the day, with sweet the blue door at the CARIBE and hot dancing featured at especially on Wed- LOUNGE in the Valdes Honight — tel will find the red carpet resday nights when the out for them every just at Page 3A - • luncheons are a specialty she wrote than they are me Elvira iel ..a,gbt n catfish and 15cM 15 bans In as cart with the baby. Roam Was no do.issdsi Me ,tesb up the slack Set the nut St the t- "ly bit hi no. eJut us!pwr in she water dm bees. I, bed a bead ; but be bed Bad ss me, Dec. 3, 1065 ter dinners. Maybe you didn't cry dat, too, with some onnow they served all thoss usval IreaCa in store for you - ten be caught catfish an the bank right white you'll drive alosg the boulevard tomorrow The exciting twin-bill "l'hi, SaDd&itiier" arid "Oper lion Crossbow" Is now showir • TROPHY LOUNGE, at Jet an order of any of their Lanes on Onora Road. Exan chi,.en, shrimp, steak or oys' cellent lurichcons served iv- Words like Marina, Yacht- lbs wrote about a lilt], hey named "EzekIel" who loved the no, the monkeys, the lions and the bright colored talking bird.. And the IIHIStern. With his oungsy and at 2 am, Dance to your faroriti melodies, enjoy your favorite drinks and meet all your favorite people at the era1b HOT AND COLD buffet INN is open 21 hours a day every day except Sunday, Perhaps Elvira knew, In her childhood, a boy like Ezekiel. She was born Elvira Carter on the farm In I4anon, Ten. ness.., set off from what had been her neand!ether's tobacco plantation before the war between Use states. Her. her father, Dr. Carter, who had been a confederate aol41cr, was raising horses and she and her sister Katharine played with the children of inema - from V p.m. till closing time91lit •anfnrb Ii; Dottie Austin CHICK 'N TREAT contInties their winning ways this week by offering you a free ear of corn on the cob with old town on take Monroe, la getting the spotlight now because of her "water-front pos. sibilitle.." 121811. HOPPING NWA 2211 By Florence Thompson Howe Sanford, the satisfied little Rock Ia 155'? ZMra Gamer ___ brought Isnford'town down In PIsi'Ida" Into than. sands of home, all over this country sad abroad when books f.r children wets pub. filled by the na5ionally and internstlo.ally known publish, Lag bows of Henry Molt & Co. and enjoyed repeat.d print. q1tPr A proved successful and eventually will ce and enjoy yourself and your etaf welcome at the Lampcompany and let your exper- lighter Lounge, with your all cio do all the work. d love you want of their to have you, and you'll love chees, spread and crackers going there.. Always a ape. specialty of the house, ,i TABLE 4. ______ k 9,' Author Saw Thru Kiddies"Eyes club , boat-basin, lake front. complex, garden park and Port Authority are Sanford's vocabulary this. days. .Tats overhead and Naval Academy boys under foot! Operation Beautify" . . , school children planting tree.i and a solid fringe of palms outlining the shore. Oh my! And yet, nearly thirty years ago Sanford's wise and sensitive author of chuldrena' books ,, . the frail and beautiful Elvira Garner , . raised her voice In behalf of Sanford's waterfront. Away back then, she held a mirror to the St. John River spreading Into the broad expanse of Lake Monroe slapping at the skirts of Sanford. Mrs. Gamer beard through chlldrens' ears the song of a mocking bird or the put-put of a fishing boat or the throaty whistle of "City of Sanford" signaling su for a boding with $1.. sad ps.eengers coming to town. She saw through cbfldr.na' eyes the flub of a redbird's wing and stopped with them to watch all the people fishing; each one anshored to the bank by a can of halt and a bamboo fish. pole.. . patiently waiting for Lil z At Start The Holidays NowgsDine'Out Acoustic Lens-2 p asker ically. nss are equipped with ape. I PM Stereo.—A two-channel 1 FM. Imaged PH" .sad. lot .Uvo" spirit of lasiford. r H— > big 'a Of teed cow linger available But ke wdb at y,.hi.we Was on breve toy people to be, eteries live en, lbs had caught sad Ort. Is. Im Ntyour EAiTH .-- ..-- -- 1 Electronics Terms Aid Users peppy and brothers sad ala. ' + -- 4) nightmare& for my kiss, I did not kiss him. I shook his hand. He got very red In the two. Later my friends told me that I had Insulted him. Since that day his attitude ABBY: S C Seemingly Healthy Hearts • • ••1 gun. bat, 10110111101 to eisugkt Chesso bar. a test bead sheet this Lawn be wiel scM * . a elv hat styto. Pem.pbeg that Verb"" etal s or hslvdo lbs ibonys". sWeets Ten __ a ___ " Sted 1IImI:.xIs_hiss __hat. Tes it at yes .w and Will bslv ft oIorsdor. .1cM peer albe tiie n-tm with wer. ties sat. Ihahattotor albcMlvgl,hsthwez, which Is designed is rue bets have bacons part yig and y b* vitbetend vualbee sMgis, • . .1 I six charm bracelets loaded has changed toward a.. He with huge charms, and she no longer complhn.nta me wears them constantly. on my work, nor does be They make so much noise, r.r) embarrassing.offer me a lilt home on relay days. Do you think! Even though the charms The ls a Daniel Now or a sues sad eves same fur complete and bombe through. • $ $p babies and ai1kvwent.D,ast + i Page 2A By Abigail Van Buren Co.operntlon Is the by word lion. Sineil the older person Is 'or the older person who lives going to be dependent on a is the home of a son or dough. son or daughter in cue of ill. or or Is In any way depend. ness or accident. It is only nt on a grown childs help, fair to follow the trouble. Unless the older person is avoiding suggesUos mads by age, to cooperate and make the younger person6 kings as easy as possible for The older person can also hose who are standing by, the make things easier for lbe narden on them can be too one who "does for him" by, so far as possible, lilting the stuck, How can lbs older psuon person who Is helping cheese a time that Is coovenleet for o.opirat, First Of all by being cbee'. him, Instead Of always having ul and pleasant and apprs to do things at the whim of lathe. That makes the Job the older person. The cider pesos can co. if the doer ft.s of frustration. This older parson should ii_ operate by doing all that be S cooperate by doing what. can for himself, but admit. Plot the son or daughter sag. (tag what things are beyond teats In the way, of ufety him. In the areas where he neasures and health protee. need, help he should accept sad anal, two oats at his. ." 0* Yco6q O'iz R with bensene or turpentine + S Was I wrong to tell my mother. Rust, Corrosion Problems I I i i S DEAR . 1 I - is king of trumps. Harry liarkavy and Cliff wow= This was one of them. If be ci Miami Beach have 6A.2 Iusseil on for almost threc months time for private patients. For month), freedom of choice In QII had hung on to the king he one of the most success and already hismother says Instance, this orthodonlst sees selecting a dentist and feel. teen AQ$7 would have been thrown Is for this country ul pairs in that ahe'a noticed consider. N.H . S. patients three days a dons of dentists to accept or with it and forced to lead a wisr (D) 5*1? able improvement in his week and private palliate on reject a patient, more d.ntii. eviral years. A large part of diamond or club toward dam. partheir success Is complete "bite." Sammy goes to a pri. two days. Of the It,000 dm try for more people, less ex. my. A combination of a dl. ership confidence. WAX14ISI and Wales, tractions tists in Englisad than In previous vats orthodontist In London, amond lead combined with a two •$ •ios.s Defending against It cost his father about 100 1 about 10,000 are tuUU .me N. years, more dental aware. •6 •Q711 nine-spot play by West would ($310) for lb. examination, 11.8. and the rest are either nese by the public. These an pades, Harkavy opened the sovm have beaten the band but the continued ing of hearts and X-rays, study models and ap. fufl41me private dentists or a the advantages claimed by 6310$14 trump unblock was more csr. spits of Cliff ace In rith the N.H.S. in Britain, pliances, and, once a month, mixture of both. Will tam. the four atop with Igoaling another a 1 (1$) for consults. Sin ce Sammy was going oft as Declarer continued with Is pot, •aisss to boarding school In the fail Please send your question. (loss and adjuatm,nts, scond trump wan by Harry's 3110111111 Vokwrwo Perry Took Is another Eng. it was imperative that his about dental hialth to Dr. Declarer ruled and led a queen. From then on, Harry WcM Neft slagil g. 11th boy, lie's 14, too, and his work should be started mmmc. Lawrence I. can of his pap. lub which Harry won with his led hearts at every oppottufl. 1 q 15.?, fto a 6 While be cannot answer me. A third heart was won ln lty and all South could make Pam Pan Pan $smmy's. liis teeth are also got an appointment under N. each letter personally, letters sammy and the ace of spades wars two diamonds and his coseft hid being straightened and his Ill.. for many months, his of general interest will be layod. last two trumps, which, addcame up At this point Cliff Vestment Is progressing very, father elected to have him answered In thu column. with a tremendous defensive I plenty of occasions when you ed to the three tricks ha *1. lay, lie dropped his king oil should unblock 1ti klng,ready had, left him one trick DoltYóUrself: I pad.s on the ac. There arelbut very few when U Is the Isbozt. , .1 plutic tablecloth on the ground under the place where he is trimming. This catrhu all the clippings and be em pti.'s the cloth as he goes along. This eliminates ha,. ing to go back and rake when the clipping Is finished.— BETTY AND BILL DEAR POLLY—Tbe read. iTs need be concerned no have is smart, bask sleeve' longer about water dripping less sheath. In other eases ad. on the gifts or the floor on. of showy tiuttons, ping or superfluous trimming. After these have been removed ai ny dresses will have an ci. moist-custom look. I ones bought a beautiful black sheath with large polka-dotted sleeves and, after rsino'v• ing the sleeves, it was •asy to finish off ths, armholes to treated as a private patient. In-law that she shouldn't By Wham Lawressw, D.D.S. well, We. Newspaper Eaterpeles Ass.. It doesn't cost Parry's to. Under N.H.S. U a dentist wear so many charm bier., (Boread of three related cot. thor anything. National Health accepts a patient he must lets all at once? She has Young LONDON (NEA) Bammy flaggins' teeth were I DEAR ABBYI We took our daughter and bar boy friend to our minister's and asked him to many them right away. Our daughter is Is and this kid Is 17. It was a "have-to" case, but that's beside the point. The minister talked to the kids separately and then he Health Service Benefits !I !1 I I ,~ 17, cam out and told usthat he wouldn't marry them. Now this man calls himself an EPISCOPALIAN win. lstsrl His excuse was that he didn't think such a mar. IN THE DOGHOUSE MUons such as monograms der the Christmas tm. Each ringe would Usti Well, we D. W. W. DEAR INs I happen to DEAR POLLY—"Don't lit will turn the trick. I find day just put some ice cubes got another minister to As yolk be on you," To this challenging, rewarding in the tree stand.—Mfl8. C. marry those kids, but I agree with you. Moderation is essential to good taste want to know If It isn't the avoid breaking eggs that are and not too tiring or time- C. P. In everything. But there is DEAR POttY—I keep a DUTY of a clergyman to stuck in a papIsr.ma.he egg consuming,,-DOROTHY to 'respectful" way to vol. DEAR POttY—My bus. big bag in my bedroom that perform a marriage cars. carton, wit the boa and eggs unteer criticism of this when he's uked to? are easily r.mov.dv—VIL band works In a garage and contains a sweater for each of many kind. (Restraint also has so that ALL his underwear the children. Now when we Sines when is HIS opinion (.IINIA its charm.) on bow long the marriage DEAR POttY—I used to does not become grease and hop in the car for an unix. C e • will last importanll drlvp petcd nv trAp somewhere with In. mark oil-stained, I own clothes but snake all my GIRL DEAR ABBYt On my THE Th .ii OF I my lnt.reet In sewing has delible Ink. WORk on the I do not have to chock on don't boss' lIrthday, a few i)}AI .'1OTlSEIi: I th. 4' *ihl thIi To keep within say b4ii war' Lo work- Now' down 6444a waned, months ago, the two other 'sure each child has a sweat. know where "duty" ends clothes budget, and still be it Ls euy t c.eit and conscience begins in a girl' from our office and i smartly dressed, I have when I w%sh and put the !rr. THe Si, really a time say. case of this kind. But if a were Invited to his borne fsund that goo4 simple, well, clothes away and be always cr when there are several clergyman fells that the for lunch, it was a lovely mads dresses can be bought has ecina spotles. underwear. I children In a family.—. marriage is doomed to fail. party and his wife was a My husband has an Idis IJEANETTE on sal. or In lb. less expen. sue, or both parties are. n'arm1ng hostess. As we itt, the two other girls equally willing, I should Your Dental Health kissed the boss "happy think it is his privilege to birthday" on his cheek. refuse the blessings of the When he stepped forward church to such a union. I I . Dee. 8, 1865 1ril1 Qa/t Ruehif Dr+h, Rriwc Srauc* WVV UU 7 U- I sire shop.. Often, good bask for the men. When he trims by Polly cra.oe lines are lost by the addition our hedge, he spreads an old lt.wsspn Enterprise AUn. I •ar?sr - 1 — I Irmst N&. - FRIDAY NIG ISH ALL YOU 4 ADULTS VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD nuns rii• a A as iia1u,'a s �-- . s, iu ME GNC - — LW ams/ Is ViA A0 4Wj W. oamor Foremt womact ro RAvs, 4NIaol[50 AT loo make fullest use of any wit I VX PLOV OF IT . to ~AIJPP~ IQ~ ~1 ~ P YT 40 W% V QS J. IT WEEVED1 to Increase holdings. "TER GSA Mrs Butf.r!We did 80 want OU With us ALL Hog on - - CARNIVAL I P? WHAT I SA, 1"r TO CM11 I - KWOER OP CNIL CANS OWDW LIPP JUST 99FCM %%%W I ISAICIP %www r Plea YOU SAY? IT B" 4 OXNERAL INGO CAuEflt. Sept. 2$ ) —G t all the small secumulat. L No =X= 44C 9j%0 b A Vo -a Me SAO 'TAU C"S &%Mtot I ASKW •e'- gold P - - I ad It ties out of the way quick. I, In that you can then make greater Inroads Into now plena for the future. Listen to what partners have to say ask lousations. LIN19A (tept. 13 to Oct. 23) --Good day to think over who In best to do a* that you get 1 g contracts ate Din, out biith w new parteers and eel.brat, accord He fair and elbi. *al with them. (Oat. as to Now. A0 ICONVIO 02M rim CA~ PRACH" F U ZUR. E 1, 5 BRCIT14ER WANDSOME IN ~~ Stj t IM4 Irs SAL PRISCILLA! port of btgwlgs. (lot plans In order. Then out with some charmer you sincerely admire. MOON CHILDRUX (June 22 to July it)- Charmlnff pain riow bond together to help you In some social affairs that are very appealing. A new ec Plans* Your family br thinking out Ideas that will In. crease Your abundance. Avoid anything that is wasteful. Start a trend that brings stead. Ily Increasing benefits. A4UARlVn (Jan. it to rob. 111)- (144 about socially and come to meeting of mind* witin othsraoflarnsideu.thoughtI as you. Show devotion. loyalty. Attend to oarrespandence, Visa future travel, sW IPOICUB fireb. It to Mar. 20) ii al h OUPY your mind 664 time today ad success can to measured by wisdom You show with follow business men. Ansly" present pooltinn well. Then you Cott plan future better. ir wall it CHILD is DOWN TODAY he car fit* Will be a quite brilliant person of Wa al. most divine discontent and will want t travel to far-oft ]ends and be with persons of ly different backgrounds % bin. or bar. own. Be sure to Impress early upon "ur pro. Sony how Importavit It Is to complete one chores before so Ina on with another and thl; will be the key of success In this cart. Bond to as tine a 111 0t YOU possibly con. 90144156, possible. ou think right now. Don't be . 3,tubborn. 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T 41 Grand Is We IS= ' ____ anurse compel." What you make of circuit t,imanan your life I. largely up to YOtli IS Fish S Engine Carroll Righter'. Individual 130n the SGr..dy bounding male loChaitnilad orecast for your sign f o r January to now ready. lor your I4Eilp.oldM V1. 4 mbmv copy send you birthdate And cast. The Sanford Herald. Boa 1231, &toiiywoo IS California. ____ _____________________ F . ' _____ ws !- OKI Ff,' I1hIiF I F^2 70 100" )DtJ IT •.\ W11 l -- AND 7RAhM. SURE •flfj . Im - 51H, .wr*QEw l 4IA8Li RI011 FR ______________ MNI f I '• I aNIlE. MiNU'T! zU... wrri A 'pg ccg TO p LOvs 5AT tvu 'YOU USIP4 II LCIl SW I 45 Hoary fear I (1f—j ç,.. 4-3 34 I V qualifying world cup wecer match after leading 9-1 Al hallume. so" ISO*. so wl" and Sac% with *Her Nab hatsalL LII$* (Ss$. 3$ o. 321 -Deep thought is requir" it AAU Deleffates &M to asks big headway with now Ids" In mind. Von's -loin - r%Er'~j A S! PASWOM '%4."'W 6MV PLACIP I - By Dick Tulmei him or her ,re s no mis; ACROSS last pest understanding. orcing Your Westerner.— 4-8 anything son or daughter to barbecuing doshow bow Is not wim Early Aser Important It to to have respect. 4 thought for others. Slanted Its. VIRGO to V J HOW whittle it down to a practical basis. ltis wife tegl'eaa 5'. satalon (Avg. Sid to Sopt. 1111 -be Our* to flatak working on that rather Ursome job before you go out Witlit good frionds. NOW &eq"Jntoa" founy talk a ucondwlndl" panansit to your proieny for thlogo-oboll - I _4 ttln hor f any enterprise and bow t Of w" Jim like In all Cora Is r:: ij ____ . stand the over-all picture of the support CalPilrate, 0 TODAY he or she will be one of those fascinating young person@ who will be able to under- LBO (July 22 to Aug. 21)— Concentrate apes what should 4 thald wl U.,rue, Close to Ids" now. brighter for all. agree with your up bowi. ______________________________________________________ you very much at this time, WOOl VILILDUN (June 2* to July 31)— show come real Irless that you are truly to be . relied upon when help Is most 'THIS 5 A SflO(UP seeded. d.spils ten.h)a.. lte't ' clear at the sodal right now. The" affairs Gas being &rgu- rn, - I . 7p0 OKNIXI (may It to June SO concentration on got were accord With &menclat" Is wine now. Have that happy accarld you like. Be of assistance to one who needs . -- ni Put ee — i; its sradet II laCUSM llPaIaisr.ruipp. 12 I stP ."' go row. 'Who can make right Improvements In home situations, 00 ast busy right now. YOU At$ able to have greater security by right pleaftladi, AbOW W141dom practicality. riscus (rob. to to Mar. 20) --Go after the data and figures ,jd. y,t. h: . T LO you require and st, wall. setting approve destroy what you have so car.fully built up for so long. 1*r more aItentIoi to dress. Man- 4 14 £hake.pesrea. ssauI,p1m. I ' . 0Law astorcer to wild West Above a whimper 10 " / jq, ('\S "We'd bittr f A%VAIRIVB (Jan. 1111, to rob. I$)- Yon are the only one TAURUS (Apr. 36 to May 20) -While you want to got ah*&4 of snuck faster by taking on now ventures. take Onto you do a t %Herb really uses his bead—when he took up starnpi allectirig he gqt himself tion pals all s"r tho worldi'l cr 6TORIES eksrinlaw. witty. - N a CAPRICORN (DOe. 33 to :an. So)- plan a routine that will Permit you to Steve a 9006 time and yet perfect your talents. make appointments "fly with go" tcloads for IN DL coa. as 1 MOM ~=E- FFj*-7 DETECTIVII 4 -Be very wW..awakeWany opportunr ies that will help you to advance and grow at this time. A letter from isfar gives good Idea how to start &fresh. Study It carefully. LtSKA (Capt. IS to Oct. 2211stop procrastinating and Set 0. 4ma hen bills 14 you thm have tong been got the gloo-d will du of tbo" Who bro=rful. fty one for compliments 20 bettor understanding. SCORrIo (Oct. 33 to Nov. SO -partners will sorres with Tour $done today and overlook @mail wrom so be more Ion. lent yourself, too. Mike new oontrasta oat are more bindlifor. Increase benefits. SAGITTARIUS (Now. 21 to Dec. ID- With all those dut. Ina facing you. It to best you got right at them Instead of cresting, 4, c &a 11to your habit. to his. root services that clarity alme and ambitions that could otherwise oleo their mark. . ARINS (Mar. 21 to Monetary matters can be Sher difficult. but It you think big. you &to able to accomplisk what you desire. go very care. lot where praotical matters at* concerned. show you keys win- "ObaL bat& am "gods so Lso SVXDATo ONO. L UM GN14UNAL TUXONKCIZO A day and evening when a considerable amount of confus. can eslat an to exactly, what others dealt* and also you may be bewildered "just what you want. S* stick to 1 roven precepts W"T % 4 Xe a- CARNIVAL Possess. 11,01"A1111111.1111 (Nov. 33 to Dee. 2111- GetAins so4lal at. - leaned In excellent today at',we- I on having a pleasur. time. He with persons who are cheerful and a Jay to be with. Forest worries, LIST rr 'l - VOYX WAR MET, ,1QUIT1, 91Y4-TI I I- TENDENCIES sonality c;uxlit (may It to June 21) -Don't go confiding to every. -"a— PRISCILLA'S POP VMaul Auss FE-01-RI YGU FE FIL WkIVAY o r 10 OLLA PWRLOPOWT — ' re more efficient In your work with kin. you find that excel. lent Ideas &to forthcoming. g better sy; Fin Find st e m o: ; It-m-Ae -,Spo I A beautifully Monday and evening -for Cott ng In. to the practical and theI Plea. at things that you like the most. and getting Others to to along with you in making them a successful reality. Chan ges nerr should bsapproachglng.y d since what "am& essential can later prove to be unnecessary. A*IZS (Mar. 2110 APr. 12) Go &head and seek out those Influential Individuals who have right advice for Your &4vancoment In the future. Be more productive. Use more 1141114 practIoLl motb*ds. TAVRU2 (Apr. 30 to May 10) Dress in tine style and then out to see persons who are willing to back you in some ventures close to your heart. Acquire better health habits. gladly help t. make them fruit. 9 w 6i Wnvntr. Improve credit so that you adTalm. faster. L190 (July 2! to Jur. I!)Out to some Z*W place with a Partner who to dynamos and, :on anstat you to have a mile* ucconful future. Lot others know your idea.. They will A / In lose at much natural ambi i that is certainly denoted in t Is charL Also. teach to have n. Ant 0:r rasp4ct for t ao business corporations Is very fine here. (June to ff T& " Ds T FKAMIM T" NOM51 APTERZ-64041 A, OP T1416 Aim vl, T146RG;v r YOUR CHILD 10 NORM TO,IAT he or she will have a habit or procrastinating at the me on poss Y Ogg wrong out If You don't teach early to got right at duties and finish them on tims. Take caire that court. July 21)Into work and wha!-v~r If canflect.d with the public ': on this free del. Show that JAIL EN1NOf' NM CHII,DRM.N '&1 TO HI PUDES MUST H&S sot Lip ØccgQuIrrlN - By Dick Tumet I Igo regular fouttt$s until the mot. son. ' ' Be Gor mAwi;C) TO VVALX I Vol" 'C14AW! EC-AO.TLL E-4,30Y 6ftleJIN6 THE PLEA, AND IRETL RESEARCI. to getting home affairs more p1legamint than they for some time. Think out iow our. self of stumbling blOcks y pla cmi (Feb. 20 to Mar..0) -Taking Particular care on the read. walking. ate. Is very important or You not In trou. big. all* Ill talking with others. oat out to church. Forgot those ouxl%l (May It to June 21) @Of the backlnr at powerful and dynamic persons you know today. Getting out socially Is fine mine* you can be Introdur. r. VK 60 99 an 4111. free Dan Put Into motion quickly by getting Ill, toucbwiththsfiIhtpsrsoni. an FE xplain them sapilcitly will be more than w Illing to carry the ball with you. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) -plan the @seat course you wish to follow In th days sap head. going In h with close, chosen frIendn. 2 OL15TA Whatever you had planmod for the day Way have to be changed somewhat, but It to 40 for the COOC Some bobby may as*= complete. to Revisions may be necessary. also. RIVS (Jan. 21 to Feb. pstl*dco I the keynote time this Saturday. Do *nor. Colic Inventive. AKINS (Mar. It to Apr. 11) —Therebat areYousevors.1 clever 10 TAKINO WWXII HOU9E -Ow ITS =;:IS L THA TWATPy A, A714L AAA)a sxr TO Goldso no,& Others 9" coserv. j Saturday and lot wt see that you are wide &waks, t an that co ~f the opportu front you and that You call (a STOP IT! THI OUR BOARDING BA: — AW~ lava a wood chance now to 9 4sOA LAM y , By GPJbT*Ith Horoscope V115 i" 0Lzis SIDE GLANCES Horoscope ¶IE piata rM P Pat 611"M ON • OUR BOARDING HOUSE HILO 4111111`4 -- 27 In WASHINGTON (UPI) — SOON. 00 014 _E 30 Power for onallft 23 34 So oull is I PSI I I TI TA~ No 791 PACE Is _ a. In"CUMts P40K 10 ~ EM. 1. TO 7HA PUP 4 NO. VW ? swmw MAX SMOL04T *a OF ?WSW 0111mv A1601 rations for Ow arrival Comdex Gibbon of more than 6W delegates 41 40 null" your onergy ava al Plea" powerful proposals mado by ladividuall. ""elates- rmw Ill.— It Is WSW to coxv? Waugh WIft duties an band 424 postpone until later Dom# little trip or other. Live the Malmo I lion of the 73th annual con. tmv= Ath SlAuride vention elk Union, Dec. 14, have of OW MOON Amateur 43 it was onby Clifford H. y;wo cards been crompIg" nounced today 8111101311; @1 Ds"Wl jetlor 11los AAU d"Stift at W I britaft (gal U.S. Olympic Committee itaft" sssUng MWWA?UTUP$J&A1I$. IT 0 no IN vim be - -; -- __ ______ ______ ................ ........ . ' - �S -H . : - -7. 1 i;r 1 iiiii - li I 9 i,r sit Park Avenue fl.v. flaIr McOarvey - Pastor 11Q P .Tfl. Tenth Fellowship (ToOl) 410 p. a. Service .:$O V. Morning Worship Bibhi P'udr 7:00 V. in. - 11 I CHURCH OP GOD Or PROPHECY 110$ Elm Avenue Pset.or Rat. Robert Welch - Young People ServIce 1:41 p.a. . Pr. CHRIS? CKU5.CH Church Street, Longwced Charles W. Stewart, Jr. Vicar Holy communion - 1:10 a. a. SIRS? CHRISTIAN CHURCh DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1007 5. Sanford Ave. ft. Vernon must Sunday School - 0:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 I. a. Batist p Family Service * Chases. TralatiZ 0:00 a. a. -Family Service (First Sunday Holy Common. Ion) 11:00 a. in. - Morning Prayer CHURCH OF CHRIST 1111 Park Avenue Bert Brown -- BvangslisI Sunday Bible Study *1:03 a. a. Morning Worship 0*10 P. a. Evening Service I.. "Herald of Tru tb I P. a. Sunday OR Channel I Tuesday Ladies flthle Cla. - 0:10 a. a. Miss Class - 1*50 P. a. Wednesday Bible Class - 5:00 P. a. Hwy. 17.01) Sanford. Florida 101.7*11 The Rev. S. Gordon P e cry, Pastor Sunday School - 0:15 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 A. a. Communion-FIrst Sunday is Each Month Xlndergszt.a and Nursery Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr. Bvaugeliit - - I . The woods were hushed in majestic stillness, and I tread .ofUy. A n jay screeched at the curve of the creek stood Imobflhasd with hoarfrost m cOSted and leI*4M _____bOlt bOIldIn( BOlT I beard soft and surely the murmur of moving creek beneath the Icebound surface. It earn. to so., bow like that creek, my faith has been. At times this faith has been e5.14 by slates of doubt and selfIahn, Often It has been embittered by ,.ngulab anddepe.Ir. But always under that gladal exterior there eoursed a stream of eonpastess that knew no turnli from God-and the things I bad been taught freon list Highway 4$ Wilt Bible Class -- 101CC a. in. 11:00 a. a. Morning Worship 5*00 p. a. Evening Worship Bible Classes Wed. 5:21 P. in. I _--- Till P. a. Christian Science 'WlfLCOMK" a.• in. Worship Service - 11:00 a. in. Training Union -.. 4:11 V. in. Evening Worship - 1100 P. in. Wed Prayer gory. - 1:00 p. in. ..i....* CICS - 8:00 p. in. • • • Mike Wheichel may be vie lating his lease with the dl: for Mayfair Golf Course. H FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary. 11*. Rev. W. I. Holcombe. Pastor Sunday 0:41 a. a. - Bible School 21:01 A. a. - Morning Worship 1:00 p. in. - livening Service THE REDEEMER 10* W. 25th Plac 'The Church of the Lutheran Moue and TV Tbli Is th e Ute' Herbert W. Gocrss Pastor Monday School lila in. Worship service toil, s a. Win lbs bu"dMg .4 Mror _____ i.raModd".1tMaHoe.. earth hus.olspiml,sbsss.Withcvta â.aa..cv a -s • - _____ d-,Uia*i-ei Kindsrgsrt.a sad Itusawy sid UI why uni on _____ iety and I14)4*odWin(in*nor ) 4. SIRS? METHODIST CHURCH 41$ Park Ave. Robert K. Jenkins. Pastor Morning Worship - Sill a. in. Sunday School 0:41 16 a. Morning Worship - ii:ss a. a. HIP Meeting. - e:so p. a. (Interinediate. Senior) Evening Worship - 1:30 p. a. _____ p isiiy5l.4IS•d5inBidI1l7. Ray. ORACI METHODIST CHUICH Onora Rd., se Woodland Ave.. Rev. John H. Hires Si.. Pastor Church School - 0:45 a. a. Morning Worship -It too a. a. MIS ___________ 55 p. a. __--.--_.___ - and Creator' Wednesday Service - 5:00 p. '-ding *Ioo*i1l Ill W. First Weswdaysi io:ze a.ns.-4 ill p.a. ,i -, . aW60tarmill progress by the vote you cast. _____________________ •. .. • - i -.1. ..A .r --.-. . I . . e . Soar . .1 • -. • Mrs. Troy Ray Jr. -I-q. T16 .-U Rie- &JIMM . 10 , ,.-,• I -- I flfl .J i,vii -- • r W*ff, ' •. SPACE CENTER. :.. " v V*1!;. auH neral services for Mrs. Houston Ann Lynn Ray, 30, of 101 Vine-onaut woolI Road, Lcch Arbor, decided it 2:30 P. M. today at r his spacesult today and soar Firs Baptist Church with Rev. officiating. through the heavens in his Fred B. Chance "longjohn" underwear beside Burlat was in Oaklawn Stein- . unicipalElections stronaut A , - -5 tt' cre - *, M . . • - ., %. Set Today, Tuesay ' Casselberry voters are going unopposed. Robert Newell, registered. Vying for the mayor's post to the polls today to elect ward two incumbent, faces . . - - his aulted-up partner Frank orial Park. Borman on the third day of W le of the Seminole Coun• . I • . k a mayor and two councilmen, opposition from Bartley Davis are the incumbent, N. I.. ,,' - '. ix collector, Troy E. Hay Awakened from a long Jr. she suffered a cerebral night's steep-the first time hemorrhage late last Monday two American spacemen have ,, noon and had been a pat. ste p t simultaneously-the newest space team got the lent at Florida Sanitarium word from Gemini control and Hospital In Orlando. She word that it would be all right to died Friday, slip out of the 16-pound, prosShe attended Florida State eurise.i space suits one at a d Stetson Universities. She time and ride in their under$ member of Tn Delta wear in the privacy of the was Uuir I '1- .. . /'. .r:.. •., :' . .... - .- . . . . Teenage • . Jailed . _L . Pentecostal ) • ' SIRS? PENTECOSTAL. CHURCH OP LONGWOOD 151 Orange Street Pastor Rev. B. Ruth lirant 10:00 Sunday School - 11:00 5. - 7:511 p. , a. ru, d Conquerors Meeting 7:20 V. a. Friday w.v.aIu5 -- ) Presbyterian Diorcycilsi • igh- ld In Death d Sle's a arc • PIll? PRBSBY?BP.IAX Methodist in.4 Makin. (4) .4 ?, the abeof the usd oaw ____________ .'' NO. 76 Sp e ded d Renezvous Sp ace . tape co . ing put CHURCH * you an: (1) For his his thlldrees abe. (1) Paihe inhe mean that you stand for prnr'r° - 4 --m--",~llilllllmlllll~iiiiii~i~~~~l,'~~ll~~l~'~~~ Ca-- *_ 4 I 'I 1W IRIF Pb... IN$S11 I Cod. UTT1 WEATHER: Sunday 71-47; low tonight In 405; high Tuesday 65.70. SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, DEC. 6, 1965 was authorized to operate a Gary, and Peace Justice B. H. 1. 18-hole course NOT a 19-hol Candidates for mayor are the and C. B. Coats. -1.i In Longwood, voting to elect Johnson. Incumbent council. Incumbent, L. E. Woodhams, one. (And we don't mean th 't. and H. I... barn) . who is serving out the term three councilmen will take men T. L. Lingo Jr. e e e e through appointment after place from 7 am. until 7 p.m. Ward are opposed by Mrs. MRS. TROY RAY Florida newspaper bead resignation of Owen Anstey, In the fir, house at city hall. Chiora Battle. Sororlty, Sanford Womans Three men arc running in tiny capsule. Lovell was allined the golf sinkhole thl and Cart Stoddard, a former An estimated 950 are regis. Club Mutual Concert Associa. .. . . the race for two seats on the teced, signed the task first way: "Sanford Golf Cours mayor. I..aks St a r y Parent' • are L. C. (Jerry) Sanford City Commission, te Candida s the astronauts sailed tion, ' As Adds Two Holes as Fairway' Running for the two council her Organization, and of Eugene Jaques, Mr.. with incumbent commissioner through the 27th orbit since Teac Baptist Church. ' Sailor 'Terra' loses its 'Firma'." oils bun vacated b George Riley, I i. Overman Marguerite Umste*d, E. E. Mayor N. I.. Raborn assured • e • e liftoff Saturday, the wordFirst Howard and c Survlvors are her husband, came from Cap. Kennedy that John I.. Saul. Jr., son c are Dr. Edith Duerr Arthur Williamson, Aubrey E. (Gene) of re-election since he has daughters, Susan I.rnn to 16 two Lair-v Miller Meek., Paul Maloney and Ray no opposition. technicians were 14 In Theft Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sauli C Wheatley, Harlan; a son, G. Troy tik. , Contestants in the Group 1 hours ahead of schedule in Ray III; her mother, Mrs. , ,-.j. 1 rn.&yw . $24 Escambla Drive, is enroll ArnoId Aldric h.Stillman Shuford. ftIi uzr.iii's for the flflUfli .:iri5rnaSpliratie Posts are being vacated by race art Dr. W. Vincent Rob. their acs to erect the Gem- Nlarlhe Raborn, and her bro.d as a cadet in the Arm Wk Weeks, Robert Tucker and wide-eyed Jennifer Rosellen Wedne Henri (Hnnk) John. and Helms ert. B. mi 6 rocket and capsule for ther Mayor N. L. Itaborn Jr., At Dance Studio Carl Lommier, L. SnIt*1IJ*igh.I th s Unive rs ity c ROTC at Michael Lucey. er of Mr. nrnl M liftoff and space chase a Florida. all O Sanford. There are 8(19 registered and Smith of 2530 Orange Avenue, dressed from A New York City youth at. City elections ill bo held e I I • Oviedo citizens c may cast Dec. 13. a a :e 1 e set. a -amkow Funeral home tached to HyAtt-s at Sanford i u a t city voters an • Voting her red Santa suit, complete WII.II i:CRu o toe n e e • e Civic Center with th e at th votes for a mayor and two Anyone who would like t hall will continue until 7 p.m. was In charge of services. fur-topped hoots. Miss Jennifer is the grand. •e :, La from polls Naval Air Station is In SemiGemini em n' 6 program 'I opening a, am. 5 councilmen a city .1 U t'I send gifts of clothing to boy 0fl5 ill b Tuesday in £%gelBnos O daughter 4 .r. Rflu Airs. am gressed so fast it was p05 nole County jail today charged p ro ing 7 p.m. for the 6,767 sundown. An ap. cl until os at . 8 am. . •hc -Pi4da Rhariffa Bo-. Altamonte w r1 Jng .avenna Ravenna nra, sible astronaut. Walter Sc. with breaking into the School city. registered voters in the (125 persons are proximate Ranch, th ere is s roster ot Oviedo and $ntord Stafford omas of Dance Arts, 109 West 27th and Th hirra boys avaliabis at The Hersi In Altsmänte, officials up Street, last Thursday night. able to blast off a would be office. It has the sizes C for election are those of may. He has been id.ntified I next Sunday-In d clothing the boys wear. or MW two eaunclimm VatPhilip WiUiamGaits It t4a,first, attomt.to You esn nke Chrlstmi Inge by writte,%boalloot, wtu be According to Sanford pollee, o - Sanfor Soars Santa;s for then, boy. brighter wit )RT LAUDERDALE - Gauls stole loot amounting to Gemini:u:: shirts, socks, shoes, sweeter the Community Mouse. There be. Several late entries have ever to he peen in Seminole Scouts, Florida Forest Service, electrically "mated" to its (UP'1)- A motorcycle gang over $1,000, Including a ri. Lad minute touches are 627 registered voters and re rd Candystnipera and many Titan 2 rocket at 8:45 am.- meniber with an iron cross cord player, two on dozens of Coats In swelled the number of pull. County. it Is estimated to There are 86 boys now Ili at least 400 are expected . elpating units to over 100, nih. one and a half miles In others. a task originally scheduled for einb lazoned on the back of era and record s. AU was reto preparation the at the ranch at Live O& vote. jacket was charged covered . i lag the panade the, longest 'c 'ihe parade will open with comple tion around midnight his denim ° S with homicide today In the Gantz was traced through Running for mayor are In. nua Jaye" C istm • a Marine Corps color guard tonight. Thirteen marching bands and close with the traditional it took round control its. aboctins dea th of an 11.ycar. th e dispensary at the NAS The Sanford Fire Depar cumbent W. L. 8offord and ado expected to attract 35,000 will take part in th e parade Santa Claus float, where he was treated for a meat has been kept busy wit Philip Tops. Keith Nixon or viewers in downtown Ssnlord lion; several tries before they old girl Sunday. *11cc said, however, that cut hand. Police had found the arrival of cooler weath. the ward one council seat Is Wednesday. and provide pluty of Christ Prizes will be offered to the got through to the astronauts best entries. Winners will be this morning. Then, their witoeases told them John Phil. blood at the scene of the crime, Defective or improperly usi mas music. urroun e mo te ea r to be th its will be published In The Herald voices came down from orbit emsn Luke U, 23, was among where a jalousie window had app bea rs musical un NflISJA ' L.ai • II • thre gang members Involved been broken to open the door. Thursday and awards will common cause of th e fir. call bright and crisp. led off by the Seminole 111gb presented later * e 0 S S Pl n Itze shooting but did not pull According to reports, Cents iflOfl Among the experiments In ,, School Band. Other bands to trigger, its was jailed apparently cut his hand break. Who will be the first to It for Berman and Lovell, store Willis, IT, .1 Mid. play IncludeWinter Pail Ifigh out bond. Ing the glass, went to the ith N. Millica ,it. Dr. Charles both 370 today were an my, has a balM wound in School, Crooms, Clermont, A i ithoritlea were searching base to be treated, and thee At pr.sld.nt of the new univ. und the g speak to ro '$"j) tempt to " • her left leg today, but she Eustis, liungerford, Florida the two other men In the returned to finish the bur. sity, to Seminole County lay means of a inner light or NEW YORK (UP!) - The desist know how it got Military Academy, Leesburg, _____ of Catherine Flores glary. shoo Some civic organization cmi terrifying crunch of metal beam. Oviedo, Delaand and Lyman. these. - Traffic MIAMI (UPI) migrant labor camp near e peors big by getting Dr. )II ripping away metal touched accidents throughout Florida She told sheriff's deputies The parade will get under ipano Beach nort h of here. The possibility arose that The 11cm first. off 10 minutes of hell in the killed at least 10 people dun. shc was at a barbecue stand way at 3 P. m. and proceed Incises told pollee the WI 000 gathering dusk high above i 6 might be launched th S. Sipes In Midway Mutur. down First Street to Oak, men got into an argn weekend. the nit Sunday, a day earlier than Kids don't say they've boot heavily populated southern day meralag shout I a. a. down Oak to Fourth, down met t with a Puerto Rican good girls or good boys whi Connecticut, planned, to carry Walter man Angel Rivera, who was she heard a pistol Fourth to Sanford Avenue and .! they writ, to Semi Claus noi &hlrrs and Thomas Stafford stop ped at arid light hi PontCapt. Charles J. (Chuck) SI.LMA Am 'UPI)-Three shot, She dlda't knew who down Sanford Avenue to Se. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) sdsys. They frankly 5dm Trans World Airlines Boeing 'hits in pursuit of Gemini 7 and cond. ... where. the flied it. ,,, * Beach. with or Florida's economy rocketed In. they have been both good at miliar coastline Saturday eve. the first space rendezvous. Organizations which will _______ later, when hours A few ic three allegedly followed a fa white civil fatal butt bad. Officials at Cape Kennedy Rivei-a to the camp and appar. to its seasonal upswing during she arrived he.,, she dl.. have floats or units In the ning when his Boston_to-Newcon. rights worker will o on trial Lots of letters to gent. a and the Houston Space Con. entl entered the wrong cabin October, especIally in tourist e covered she had bees shot parade include Sanford Naval ark Eastern Air Lines I here Tuesday. LaI week S m. Include the price of the artle stellation was jarred by tar were careful to say, how. by imistake while looking for oriented job.. ts , call of the kit Academy, Seminole County 10,000 feet with a lsr trials rrau,.cu ,n in ,estone leg. they wish Santa to bring. The Florida Industrial CornSheriff's Department. Knights aver, that the Gemini 6 launch him police said. collision at DAYS Till. CHR% cc. I guilty verdicts. still was set for Dec. 13 and She was rested at 6eal of Columbus, Girl S C 0 u 5, lathes of th e lltUe girl mission reported that 28,900 White was in sight of the fa. 11€ The Seminole High Scho no decision had been made to said she was eating dinner now jobs were filled during asic Meamisi Hospital lee American Legion, Salvation 707 j.t. Band is sponsoring a chicki change it. . siluer wetmd. Army, Fleet Reserve, Boy wheiii the three men entered the month, bringing the total The Constellation's tall as- " MIA The U.S. (UP!) barbeque Saturday, Deeeinb house and pointed a gwi at nun-farm employment in Floe'. the s.mbly was shorn away, leav. refugee airlift won scheduled The event will be be - TiltS? ClIWICH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 last Second lured Sunday service * Sunday School -a-sal ••-••• Subject: 'Uod the Only Cause OAZI.,AWN BAPTIST CHUi1CU IT4$ Country Club 8usd Rev. B. T. Ilarrelt -- &'astCV 1 - LIUTUERAN CHURCH OP 'lbs How glad I an my parents took me to d*urdt and brought me up with such $ sure knowi.dge of God's lore that It sustained me s when I tiled to turn from His _7_. nof O__.1AiX4•t.iW.ISc•a.•.i_ - - Service THE CHURCH FOR ALt. CHURCH Au.. FOR _____ PAOLA CHURCH O le CHRIST W. 5. (0111) Hammond, Eyinge. - I f1OStI splendor. - ..._ t It snowed yesterday and when it stopped, I walked along the creek In a world of - -- Youth Hour aunue, IAMB MARY CIIUIICII or CHRIS? Morris Ruby - Evangelist Meets In IGA Ites. Building 0:50 A. a. Bible Class 10:10 a. a. Morning Worship 0:00 p. in. Evening Worship Bible Class Wed. - Till v. a. JORDAN MIUIONAR BAPTIST CHURCH 1011 Weal First Street Pastor Wa. Ic Stephen. Boling, Associate pastor )Iellis 10100 A. in. Sunday School liorutsi Worship - 11:00 a. in Till P. a. Evening Worship -_ Wednesday Prayer - Morning worship W..rihl - ti t le s a. s1 p. a. •flIft1 WchIP Wed. Prayer Service 1:00 V. a. - . - (;IM'. complexion of MT`i _________ Your presence at the polls will "The Nile of America" * * of I that you are fulfilling your duties as a citizen. missioner. Progress in this changing world While there 15 only one race being vitally Important if Sanford Is to contested, the election will cost the taxpayers plenty no matter how few keep pace with the cities that surnames are on the ballots or how few round us. We must not stand stilt. This past year has brought news people turn out. of tremendous potential growth for here are more than 6,500 quailSanford and the Central Florida arfled voters In Sanford and some city ea.. officials believe less than 25 per Headlines day by day proclaim cent will bother to vote. huge undertakings for our area We hope this will not be the case. which will have abl economic imWe urge you to vote. pact on our community. Election of one city commissioner Our own city plans for lakefront Is of great importance to us as taxdevelopment must move forward payers and citizens. We believe the with all possible speed. Sanford must election is particularly important this year because Sanford is trying acquire an Image of being a progressive city. A city whose dreams of to move ahead with a program of .. tL.s.1n 11 and has had to order 80 more. New plates are expect old in momentarily but th e: will not go on sale intl March 1. Lonary Service Bible School - Sill A. a. cOUnCil Coors Road Rev. Boy A. flaintlton Pastor 11:00 a. a. Morfllfll Worship Sunday School - $41 Training Union - Sill P Till P. a. X,ening Worship Wed. Lvesing Prayer P. a. T kr,Iol SIRS? CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. Sad St. it Maple Ave. Paul Bickee Pasto* 0:41 a. in. Sunday School iI:Ii a. M. Morning Worship - GOOD SHEPHERD UJTKZR.AZ4 CHURCH 3500 A Orlando Drive CHURCH OF CHRIST PINSCREIT BAPTIST Seminole County has viii out of license plates agal: We d. Mid-Week 13O V. a. Prayer Se rvice. 7:0e p. in. - Last Wed. Mi... Lutheran - I Armed the Nazarene MeOtOr - _ p. I. 1:20 a. in. - Holy Eucharist Church Of Christ sib It. & holly Ave. -- PUtor 10*00 5. in. Sunday School Sunday 11:80 a. a. Morning Worship funday Ti II P. a. lvsul*l Worship Wednesday 1:45 P a. Prayer sorvboo U Evangelistic Service Tile P. a. Mid.We.k Service (Wed.) - 1:08 V. a. Third Sunday Singuptratlot - 1:00 p. a. -- Z.kn B. Mini Worship service Into Forces. They will not go' home for Christmas .unlesi th e military has a rhtngtL. o heart. It will be nice t .fr Thea young men $ sPout ,eofleven with some Chrlstmai 1Lfts such as clgsrcttes am small Items they can carry - 5:21 a. a. HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. The Ray. Leroy D. loper, - BAPTIST CHURCH dtiCtiC)fl Southern Methodist Episcopal .1•• W ITSIDI MISSIONARY A group of 21 young Semi note County men will leavi Sanford December 16 for in cc. S -Sponsored by Baptist Yellow. ship" - t.,_..___ I 11 Fund. . 11 - IANPORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH n•.uwe, .5_a. (Asiierioan L.gtan 8Mg.) Minister Rob.rt Dean. 11:00 a. a. Sunday School 11:00 a. in. Worship service BAPTIST CHURCH cmrr*AL Till P. a. ' Cot. 141k at. ö Oak Ave.Xvsning Service PasI0 Radio BroadcastGail Smith 5:01 a. a. W.Y.ft.fl. Sun. lanlay School - lihi 5. in. MorlinJ Worship - 11*00 a. in. UuaLoa - 8*41 P. a. -$0i p. XvsalaS Wed. Prayer Service 5:10 P. a. Nurser? OpIlgo 111.854" 1110 p. a. WTRR Sunday Nits Broadcast 4'( Morning Worship - 11:00 a. in. lOTS __ S:ll P. in 7:10 P. in. Eve. Worship Sunday School - 0:41 a. in. 10:41 a. Worsht? Service Vyow E .ngelistIc gory. -1:30 p.1*1. 2400 Sanford Ave. Tusday: Durward H. Knight Jr.. Paatoe thl. Training - 5*41 V. a. Sunday School 0:41 5. in. Tnur,dsyg League - 0:" . in, Zp'0 P. a. I . • - Christian or oøo CHuRCH Cot. 17th and mitil Psutdl H. H. Wilder AS$ftUDLT pINlIcREIT 0:41 5. in. Sunday School Morning Worship - 10:10 A. in. 1I0 P. in. Ivenlax Worship Youth gory. (Sun.) - hOC V. Its. Mid.Wesk Seri. (Wet) - Sill - on the St. Johns RITM IS $ of IS • Citizen A Sanford voters will gO to the polls Tuesday to select a new city corn- County United Fund in minI cry of Mrs. 'rioy Roy Jr. Trol Is president of the Uidte van.hIslio Services 1:00 p.m. Wed. Pr.iy.r * . Assembly Of God iunlabd Estates Citrus Heights Pasto, Dr. Charles C. Citelt Church School - 0:45 a. a. - IUNLAND BAPTIST CHURCH :025 French Ave. Paulo? a 11:00 A. in. •• . CHRIS? METHODIST CHURCH Wed. Prayer service 1:15 p.m. Brining Worship - 1:40 p. a. It.,. (3, X. Hodges Sunday School - 1:10 p. U. T. P. 1. Wed. - 1100 s - Family Night service - Iundsv School - Pastor - -.%- pastor S Ifainilton Griffin Sunday School - 0:41 5. in. Morning Worship - 11:$0 A. in. Training Union - 0:00 96 a. C..s.411T1A14 MlUlOj(A1lT ALLIANCE CHURCH 1401 Park Ar.. lit 14 th It. - 5:41 a. a. Sunday School 11:00 a. Morning Worship Evangelistic Sort. - 7:00 P. a. - ILDIR SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at 0.51.? Ave. Alliance Alliance Wed) L H. Alford Pastor Morning Worship - 0:10 a. in. 0:41 a. a. Sunday School Morning Worship - 11:00 5. in. 1:10 p a. Training Union 1:41 p. -. Evening Worship Wed. Prays? Service 1:11 p. on. P. 1. Chine. Worship S.rvIcS - 11tH a. a. W2e84sy Night Prayer service -1:10 p. a. - CHuiwa or had * French Pill? BAPTIST C1VRCZ --. I 1 N1e-______...eed 1911RI - Wl '-* " Duty As : _~' -* , MR.- - ___ee11111l SXVE$'TH.DAY ADYIXTIST CHURCH Corner Ilk & hal Pastor S I& Marshall SERVICES SATURDAY0:10 a. a. Sabbath School I a, -i-dal &i IF Service mosa- i 1- 14 1h; I, -- g Ii Ne"s %V." I Every Week 1 "k , W" ic - 'Pf I If Seminole County Editorial .70-411 ;bi3,A 1 MOON- - Sanford. IlL Oak Ave. & Ira it. Dr. J. Ralph Neal. Interim Pastor Pastor Morning Worship - 1:30 , Church School 5141 Session most - 10:41 a. in. (oruing_Wor.hip - 11:05 a. . church SchoolB.ardall Chapel - i;e p. M. Pioneer Fellowship 0:00 p. in. Senior Ut P.Uewship 4:00 p.m. - • hr as r..T Mystery .) S 'I _ • COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN one South Otls.$d. Drive ane OiuISlOfl aims L ves ds m. 4 1__1 Shooting S' ' ting • The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossIble I Traffic Toll Thomas H. Kakis Pastor Worship 0*00 a. a. Church School ... bus a. a. f I ' State Economy " t• , re GREGORY LUMBER 1. of Sanford Oviedo, Florida and Staff Ineuranc. Howard PRINTING CO., INC. 119 Jimmy Crappe and Employ... 209 W, 25th St., Sanford W. First, Sanford . Hodges and Staff COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. • COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS .f RORNE DISTRIBUTORS Hwy. 17.92, Sanford 3.0. PENNEY COMPANY a. L. uobin.on and Staff KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky j Don Hawkins, htan .KILGORZ SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Telephone Employee. Local No, 310$ LEE BROTHERS PIUU1bLflL H.aUng. from 5 to 7 p.m. at the E1 Club. Tickets are now € sale from any band memb A. DUDA A SON150 INC. Florida FOOD FAIR STORM, INC. oIng Robert Sulouff and Employees and Employees -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIREC7IO1W • Mt. lien Missionary Lt New Bethel Missionary U44 Chunk Sib 14. & Hickory BAPTIST ASlioch Baptist Church, Oviede Central Baptist Church. toll Oak Ave. choluota Virsi Baptist Church Chuluota Baptist $ss1.s New ML. Caivasy Miestesary Baptist bliP W. 111k New lalein Primitive Baptist Chunk, 1511 W. 151k 54. Soloist springs Baptist Church, UI l4haua It Plrst Baptist church. Ill Fork A irrioa"kib hS$IM Clink of AhtaaestS Sprials ii. 450, kliaa.nte Springs Baptist Church of DBmry . pr,.i Ptrot Baptist Church of Geneva y $ BepUol Church .1 Baptist Church •t lake Messes First Baptist Church it langwoel, Ocr, church A Grist Baptist Chink BesM Church Si s land. ipetos 5pIut 1M.,ieaarv Saptist Ck*UI, • - New Mt. $i. Ba p tist Church. 15*0 Pear Ave Oskiawa Baptist Church, 3145 W. stub Ostosa Baptist Church Pinscrect $spti.et Chunk 110 W. Coors Ed. prairis lak Baptist Church, *idgs it, Fern Park prof"" Missionary laptiut Church, Mtlwss lecend IbUeb Mi.elssesv $U.I Chisel, West Sanford Cuatsad Baptist Chisel. Ja" ie'atss St. Jaass Missionary aspusi chur. •, • Rd. 015 Oet'su St. Paul Mialeanry Japliel ur.k, St. Matthews Kiceicusry Septet Cbun Can.au Heights • St. IsIs's Misslseary Baptist Clink, I lejtIrek. j .<.1 •• 15*5.4.., Chulieta 1.5th Cleesh Barth *4. _ j:rr :t:urll. Psia , WHI$ds Mi.sisseey Rapt1 Chunk, ___ ___ _____ ___ Pirel Christian Church, is.? S. Balterd A's. CONGREGATIONAL Congregational Christian Church 3411 Park Ave. Westbsld. Christian Chisel, PI.r$4& Haves s,., MettlaM ____ Chink Si ChrIst, IHI 5. Perk Ave. ____ Chunk .0 Christ, Geneva CluTch Si ChriSt, lake Mary Church .1 Christ, tmngwesl Chink ci Christ, Pesla • • onuiem OP Church of 0.4. 155 *10k117 Chuielci Q , SrSS* C*u'ehci 0-1 Mialse. ____ " sse " Ch • ___ a.* • eaai oateie Hess, S asi oteb, Chulu.ts . Lane OitbsUe Chunk. Pershing 'ip St. Mary K daleae Catholic Chisel, Malt Spstaga a" ave. ?UMde • an EPISCOPAL Sedate 1.-.u$ Church H. Dejeep _____ r •. ?aI OlB Lie. _____ 15* IIZ=I, Past a LVTUW A.eeu.Ies LuihIliS Chv.sek. Dr., Cs.esIbeflp t. haul A.X*., 0th 14. $o Øype. St. Marts £.*.H. Chunk Si. *1. 415 Oet.sa a.. Paul• Melbedlel Oh use h Cellos ____ Rd. Enterprise Stafford Keaeels$ Helkedlel Church I. Pelary - IN W. 15th Messiah Lutheran Chunk. LauriMa LNisa 3(I11 - Prairie Lake, P51* Park St. aakls *atWss Church. *4. ste Easts KIUCOOZI? Memorial Methodist Chisel. H. aasaria _____ Phd Church ci. Ike *iu.rsae w. _____ lad Fern He Chisel ci the Hostess, o'a.i.. LOB. Mary Clanked Ike Hostess npary Aye, lateepelos - Bear AM. Mothedlit Chisel $1 Belkel A.K.M. Church. Canaan CaUelbenV Cousaity Methodist Church, CaibsrfV PlaIt lidge Rd., Hwy. 11.03 a DeBary Ceulalty Msth*4ha1 Church W, •.- PWIITIP.IAE C.aaualiy Pr shytielsa Chisel, Iak Mary WIres p.ey Chisel, Oak Ave. OL First nreebile.iss Church. Casoelbeny 118,1 1 " Ptrst Melbelisa Church. 01$ P51* AT P1st MIII 041st Chink it Ooledi Steel Pre.hyt*$Sa Chisel .5 OTUft CHURCHES AHeal A-N.H. Church. Ouv. A :$t church ci God In Christ, Oviedo Chuluota Community Church Church it God Of Prophecy, III? Eta Ave. Church sO 0.4 MIaloc, Mterpe4se Church .1 Sees. Christ ci latter Day 5.1*00, IllS Park Ave. Coaw.alty Chajel, Altsrnnt Springs Eastern Orthedos Church, at. Johns Chry. 50*10* Chapsl. Ewy. 1,.pJ, r.ri Park Congregation Seth Israel. 15th 1 *sgolla Pint ChurCh ci Christ. leleatli a" AL I14u,ijst.et Jebenka WI King do , 11b eaers MethodIst Chur 0.uos schu.el.2e!.11 Oehgr.,e MsskedIt A suggestion . • from a CIO Watcher; How about ersetli - 1 Seminole Indian at the I ,jar.ection of French Aven Seminole Boulevard lb. laksfrmt where 4k. N tar Inn iced to stand. T iIgii 51 caller suUestld Ing. "Welcome to Slflhlni County." Sounds Uk. an sic tent ides - shall we take a collection? ) Herald Index ............ CIa siWid Comics .................. Crossword puzzle ........ Dear Abby ...... ZdMooiil p$5• .' ________ - 0 0 I 0 11 Hwy. 41$, Sorest City Seventh-day Adventist Chutck, Maitland Ave.. Aftesseste Spriaga laiferd levestk.dsy MveaU.t Seventh A SIM " Ssa*ued awe. Its. leg CaroL 145W, 411 54. ,'s SisI" Cheek 5IYINTH DAY ADVENTIST Sorest Lake $ivesihday Adveatisi Church, lake Mcsr's unit. list W. Thri at. First Peatecoetsi Church of Lmugwood Full Gospel Ytberassle 3550 Cushy Club t. Olive Holiness Church, Oak fill ii. Andrews Pee.Iw0en br Cheek *4. Ostese $010 Bear lake $.s4 _________ Pt*eerest Asecaly of God, lit* A Elm 1 aweakv Irish. ISilis. church, Balfeod Al"" church. tiII S. Park Ave. iast.rd Ceagregaties 01 Jehovah. Wit' F1 sstalaicl.r PreebiIo.ts. Chisel, *eV$1 50Mb. 544 SaaOoN £e. P$Ih,1*. US TbSMhSU.$At.7.$15H.$idl$. H. *lghiisl ?reehyt.etas Clii .1 %5 CeusiM *51* 5. OrlaMs ____ tep e He$b14455 • .:.. W0si17$& HethedIlt, it. .4 We at Oveskeek o..a ihephued United talkerS, Sill S. Gr*&4• Ch Lutheran urel ci a. a.Oir. rust Ce.. It must have been hung thieves roaming around to week . . .hwtgry thieves wi wanted a giant-6124,11 01111414 Kenneth Snyder of Snydei Poultry Farm reported to Be lord police the theft of S doun eggs from his truck. WINN DIXIE STORES Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Ross A Wilka Bowman & EmpIoes - and Employees majorette. - ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT WILSON.MAIER FURNiTURE CO. PUBISIX MARK1'S or SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Duna and Staff gFRICKLAND..MORRISON, INC. PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff Zctit$nmet " ............. BOrOKOPI . 5I .I7 ........ .. .. .... ' .....-.' "'• ...... ,• Ing White with only his throt.- to bring 96 Cubans here today Us COntr0IL after a weekend recess. U.S. My Old Glory On Dec. 7 •I , i: The lumbering Connie brush. officials said Ifl(I 0 L '° Cuba would begin The South Seminole and the President Johnson to express .0 , Tuesday. Dec. 7. a signhfi. aside as Armed Forces ApPrr a silo, made a final but futile ii,g,mid-week, Id not cant date In the history of the clatlon Day by th but you e United Sanford Seminole Jaycees are their appreciation of the men by upward thrust, then pancaked Moun. name a specific date. United States, his been set States Jaycees. cooperatlng with the national of th e armed forces and by onto 1,000 foot Hunt od the rooftop, of a barn Candidates remote section of the ilAMI (UPI) - Miami New York -Connecticut border. Reps. Ralph Poston. Robert Two persons, Including Shevin and Lee Weissenborn White, killed in the cra sh announced plans this weekend and two psasengers died later run for th ree of the 10 In hospitals. Dadee Count seats created by The jet la,dcd safely. the tai* in $ North Salem, N. Y., near were • --.---- I • -•.,.•- - •- - • . . --•- . of the letters to servicemen. area more aware of their Persons who do not know a serviceman personally may country's sacrifi ces send their cards or letters to part to make . • I I 5r1. • ' occupants, She ran and Ida to 1,509,500. wounded fatally In the Unemployment dropped at. most 10.000 under September. they said, I organiza tion in doing their swung Christmas card s and -... . ' citizens QflflQt,S ^M" F~ Q(MUIY lease of freedom. • the South Seminole Jaycees at Members have been distil. P. 0. Box 415, Altumoots I 'isidhiaJ buting lea flets in the local Springs, or the Jaycee Infor. 4 shopping centers and 6,500 will motion Office on French Ave Plan. be given out Tuesday In the no. In Sanford and th ey will public schools through the co. be forwarded. A g*l,l. • VoferS operation of School Supt. B. Ti Robert J. MacBeth Is cha ir. WASHINGTON (UPI) Mtiwee and the school princl. mu of the proicot toe the • At thy. Gen. ichol&e natsen' South Seminole group with pale. It . . bach and the 11.8. Civil Rlghta Ministers of area churches David Berlin beading lb. , 11 %,. de Gaulle Commission are at s over . Sanford Jaycees project. •,. were asked to pray for ..•. ., .-• PARIS (UPI) - President whether the Justice Depart• vicemen in Viii Nam and Jaycees summed up the ", Chides do Gulls, rebuffed by ment is dragging its feet in ''' around the world dialing their roman. the 151.4 forces of $ majority ci ths F's.eb tot. implementing the historic vot. Sunday morning worship 5cr' the United States are fighting • "i • its Sunday, feted a run.ofl Ing rights act. 1.• vices and churches will ring In Viet Nam and other hot ''i election two weeks besics, nd the world Is the , . bells at noon Tuesday to cornA, . Mist Gaullist , Uflciai. .. ,. . memorate freedom and honor following creed: ) the fightin g men of the nation. °Am.rlcana lows peace, but PutS4 lb. LyssreM preel. MIAMI (UPI) - The Coast 4.'.. asking patriotic they lore freedom more. They Jaycees dint to agala face the else- Guard continues a two-week . Americans to "stand up and arc aware that r""'1a.g from torah, which Sunday gave old investigation tod ay into a iss counted" by flying thcir aggression is not the way to Ma oily 44JS 5i' Clii of the death ship that hunt atopped flails on Armed Forces Appre piece. They are swore that t aenei,aes killing. The cruise liner Yar. baltic. ciati on Day at 11.1 homes and to wdraw from The 1*51st InSide, Ministry mouth Castle claimed it. tioth COMMUNICATIONS Workers of America, places of buslnsu; wurlag 6.14 Is only to prepare toe M 5$,, do Gsi'l, 15.07$,. Ill. Sunday with the death through Its plant representative, Richard Walklapel flags being distributed by the next. History has charted mussf.,15it. (a young woman who was er, presented a check to IA. Tom Jones, of the , else t., the Jaycees and the American our course. We must do our it Aterand. Flail results Wift to severely burned In the sea Salvation Army, to provide ii "Merry Christ. LagIoa b writing er dries Eoze. L'bulu,. ae4 t fur a5147 . v • tlaa • ' reapportionment • French - . GIRLS' 'WHIPPED CREAM' GIFT ILOUSIS . • ReW • . ... • • 2" - • • -. : ' spots arou 90th Vicim • , . I are Ready to wrspl D.cron' polyester Whlpp.d Cream' crepo blouses are, drip-dry wonders In solids and colorful prints. Sizes 4 t. -. 14. I mas" I I ;u 11. AMER CA THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. I Mrs. hi. R. Strickland U$S YOUR PUNNIT CNA$IS CAll faj"f', • ' - - - - - • TiT; --- r --- TT__ \ ~ N READ OUR ADS A D" STATE FARM D'JR CompanIes Irving L Pryor and Staff W1LSON-E!CHELBV&OER MORTUARY INC. ploiridi L D. ' ' , . Skyrockets whca • SEMINOLE LODGE Nursing & Convalescence Residence Sanford, "I 300 SOUth Bay A Rights Trial Herb Stanetrom j4 Halrow own 111111i zmpk"o BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. lit. at., Sanford CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 1. HILL LUMBER&HARDWARE 00. HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE CELERY CITY STENSTROM REALTY SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK NELSON & CO., INC. HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO, CAIIRAWAY & McKIBBIN - ---' - '?' .r- '' '- • - - - -_ - - - ____ ..-.-_-- _____________ ____ !1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 03, 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 1965. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7c179964b2fcdf3761dc53f816bea020.pdf 0e1a46c36b385c8bab57a18c1fb7bcff PDF Text Text - • "Super"Rlghi" Heavy Western leaf CHUCK — "Supr"RIgIif" H.avy W.st.rn 5 9c ma STEAK CHUCK "Sup.r.Rlqht" Heavy Western leaf SHOULDUR or CROSS 9c I - -B ACON• Get Gifts You Like PKG. j LIMB SHOULDERS I 39C1 69C w..e... - BRISKET STEW 3.LBS. 89c LB. s..f SHORT RIBS HW LB. 39c I For S amp. 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JAMES E. ------- : i -:. .-. write-in votes for the City 'ALLACE of Sanford is been presented the Commission in Tuesday'. votronze Star Medal for ing. The counting of the two any dissatisfaction with San. ' nty in Viet Nam ford as a place to live and write-in vote, took longer am October 1064 to .:i. I work," Captain Fowler said. than that of the other 1,438 Ily 1965. Sgt. Val. -: "We sham a concern for votes. Our modem-day ma. cc, currently station. the future of Sanford and I at Homestead AFI3, chin.s just can't handle any. Capt. Richard B. Fowler Jr., Seminole County and most of Casselberry By In., lives at 301 Vih. ' thing that isn't punched or commanding officer of Recon- us are convinced that the im. The 100acre Dew Drop Pool a Road. His mother, pulled. Tell your friends naiaunce Attack Wing One, pact of our move, if any, will rs. Florence M Valsite at Casselberry offered George. iaid the Wing would transfer be no more than a temporary lives in Geneva. gratis for location of SemiS. S S Its bas, of operations to Tur- setback in the Inevitable Official announcements of nole Junior college is no ner Air Force Baa. at Albany, growth and progress of the the closing of Sanford Naval longer available on that basis. area," the Wing commanding Ga. Air Station were punctuated James Birkenmeyer, county officer said. Fowler said, however, there with the roar of Vigilantes school board member who was would be no gradual "phasing Swanson said the decision Instrumental in negotiating Wednesday. out" of the Wing's activities. to Inactivate NAS was not Capt. Chandler W. Swanson with owners of the property, "We look forward to con. a complete surprise. Allan Goldberg Associates of and Capt. Richard E. Fowl. tinur.d and undiminished oper"The stat.lon's history since ez had to stop their flow of Miami, and Hibbard Cassel ations at Sanford Into the the Korean Conflict uhowa the berry, for the donation of the bad news occasionally as the closing of this Naval Air Base year 1067," Fowler said. site in October, expressed his ONDON (tJl'l) Britain jets took off. "1 can assure you that when has been considered almost disappointment at the failure milly asked Russia today Never thought we'd miss of the county to act In time. the time come. for Reconnais- annually," Swanson said. the weird cry of the Vigilante. 'Seminole County again has j In an appeal to Cornsance Attack Wing One to Captain Swanson praised th e, I But we will when (and if) missed the boat because of depart, we shall leave the various news organizations tist North Viet Nam to they leave. friendship and hospitality of and their representatives. the same super-conservatism, into negotiations for a 'r C • S pastor of Three-Way Bnptlt Church. The blaze FLAMES DESTROYED the residence of Rev, this area with regret," he "They have done a cornand lack of foresight which lenient of the "present gained too C. Carter on Markel Street just out. had much headway by the arrival of and Nra, The water sprinkler system has made our county 63rd out declared. "Meanwhile, the eon... mandable job of presenting :lo conflict." fire departments from Altamonte Springs, side Altamonte Springs Wednesday noon. The for the city plant bank on of 67 in the state In dollars tinued co-operation of the the Navy story in accordance Longwood. Casselberry and the Florida Forescouple, away from home at the time, said they the lakefront, for which San. spent per child," he stated. community will be deeply ap. with the highest standards of try Service. (Herald photo by Donna Estes) had left a fire going in a wood heater, lie Is ford DeMolays raised over "Stalling - tactics and apparpredated." journalism," Swanson said. ANAMA CITY (UPI) — n is completed and work- ent lack of interest on the part 11,000, Swanson said other govern. Air Force jet trainer an i g fins. Transfer of the of the School Board have an. mint agencies will be given e from Moody Air Force plants I. also eotnpletad. Nut tagonised the donors into an opportunity to screen the e in Georgia to Tyndall step In the city beautifies. withdrawing the oiler," he Installation for possible furForce Has* crashed and tion project Is to clean up added . ther government use. He said ted Wednesday, killing the tile lot on Oak Avenue Birkenmeyer had planned to he had no comment on reports pilot. neat to Chess and Company, Introduce a motion at : of possible utilization of the and convert it into a small meeting to: get the board to CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)— come five hours and 40 mitt. ture more than Lovell, who control has ruled only one ly awaited the "go" for a lift. base by other military units. act 'way or another on the was flying in his longjohns man at a time out of the If.. off at 9:50 am. Sunday, a day p.rk. •• The jobs of career civil IAMI (UPI) Rod tape Gemini 6 Astronauts Walter utes later. proposal. He said he had been for the third supporting suits, ahead of schedule. uba is bogging down the service workers at NAS will also gave the Weathermen Thomas Stafford and Schirra stra ight (lay. The astronauts had travel. Boman and LoveR managed be protected, Swanson said. John Erider, executive di. discouraged from doing this in airlift, U.S. officials mctor of the Seminole County earlier by the chairman, Ma. today got the go_ahead for all-clear sign for a Sunday Neverthekes, Rot-man re- ad two million mile. at 0:57 to get the temperature In "We guarantee a job oppor. today. Flight No. 7 in launch Sunday on a suspense. launch for the Gemini 6 astro- misted suggestion from the am., beading into the fifth their cramped cabin down tunity for every career em. Chamber of Commerce, has son Wharton. airlift, which has ferried However, Allan Goldberg, filled orbital chase alter nauts. Space Center at ouston that day of their It-day space slightly. But it remained Plays affected," he said, add. 04 persons so far, was due been named to a eommltt.e to owner of So acres of the tract, Gemini 7. Hot-man and Lovell, circling he strip down to his longjohns marathon. I today with another lied select a name for the new warm. ing the government will pay exiles, East-Central Florida Univac, said by telephOne Wednesday A space agency spokesman earth for the fifth day, Were while Lovell put his suit hack Gemini 7 entered its 73rd Lovell reported that he don. transportation anti niuviitg OX that his associates were no announced in Houston that told of the decision to attempt on. orbit around the earth at 9:34 ned a lightweight "orbitil penis. for the employe and lily scheduled to Open In 196$ on interested l ger due to the Gemini 7 Astronau ts Frank the spec tacular rendezvous near Oviedo. we have to keep one am. flight suit," over his under. his family. long delay and heightened Boman and James Lovell attempt on Sunday. CAPULCO, Mexico (UPT)' suit on, I would prefer to At Cape Kennedy, Gemini 6 wea r Wednesday night, "but Mayor M. L. Rabom of San. C. R. Clouts of. 0,1.4 has real esta te activity In Central planned to rocket their cap. "Sounds excellent." Lovell l eave mine on" Borman said, Asti-onauta Walter A long, -shuddering earth. bow n.dtosesInaUag Florida. Sç)drv. I-waaj$ton,hot, aol re. ford issued this statement to. -. sub' Into . circular path h$sr sold. "w.?U. .e.-iS- weesa Its shook' bóaehfrønt ho. committee to is)ect'rmsibl Casaelberry Gemfil'i iitl 1ho.aiikIa'nzious. moved It." day: ..... In this jet-set resort earofficers for the Citizens Ad. very sorry but iInesihs pus. today to p re pare for the lit.. It law the schedule. "AU the people of Sanford, tot-ic space rendezvous atodiy. Hundreds of Amer. visory Committee for the now both civilian and Navy, are donor feels that the tempt. GEMINI 7 PASSES tourists tumbled Into the University. disappointed by the Defense county bu had long onough The Gemini 6 launch origin. a MILLION MILES Se.. eta In alarm, but so far Department's proposal to to ash .upIts mud and ap. known no one was hurt. close the Sanford Naval Air While all around town on parently is making every if. ally was scheduled for Mon. SPACE CENTER, Houston Gemini 7 Astro. Station. We feel this action is Armed Forces Appreciation fort to secure anothetitw'1 day, but the main ubstacle to (UPI) Sunday launch and z-endez. nauts Frank Borman and not justifiable, economically or Day, Dec. 7, American flags have no Gum alte 'i, .,ut a > t simulated James Lovoll streaked pest ICKSONVILLE (UP!) — practically. flew In honor and memory of to withdrail my •.J. .un. 10 too was passed Wednes. the two-milIon-mIle mark in tUg' t icr Edward Woody, U, "Efforts will be made to those who lost their lives in acres." mater, was found dead In do) night, 24 lours ahead of space today, a little warm and show the Secreçary of Defense the attack on Pearl Harbor, ear today, apparently or% uncomfortable but in good schedule, and Congress that such a then, was one plie, that was me by carbon monoxide If all goes as planned, the shape and eager for a ren(Iea. By noana Estee the town's water system and when a suitable site is found transfer of operations to an conspicuous by its absence es while sleeping beside pursuit ship will be vous Sunday with Gemini 6. Gemini other base Is not wise and we 6 Altamonte Springs Town En. elevated storage at a meeting for the tank. of a flag. A reader tells us highway. The engine was rocketed aloft at 9:50 am. The cabin temperature soar. gineer Harold Radcliffe, of the town council Wsdses. Radcliffe declared that the will call on all the citizens he failed to see $ flag flying of Sanford to help In this efrunning when the car eight ad as high as 78 degrees and less than Sunday Glace Engineering, was auth day evening, at Campbell.Loeaing Post of needed Improvement, Includ. fort. found and it appeared the launch of Gemi. Boman in his 16-pound space days after mired to make a preliminary The report is to be ready Legion. the American Woody left it running to iii 7. A rendezvous could suit was feeling the tempera, planning report on extension of submission to the board log as elevated tank, a deep "Duty at Sanford Is reportsee. I the heater on while be SAIGON (UPI) Hardwell and chlorination facill. ed to be most sought after by aLost members of the Semi- pressed South Vietnamese ties In the south side of town, Navy people. Operating ex. n l. High School class of 1945 troops were locked in combat In addition to improvements Pon" here is one of the lowI,11i are being sought in time for today with a regiment of Viet on the present system, would est in the nation, and most Im$ reunion during the holiday portant, the morale here Is Cong 40 miles south of Da out approximately $100,000. season. 'Missing" are Vir- Nang. high. IOXVILLE, Tens. (UP!) He expressed his concern ginia Ansley Brook, Marshall The wall.entranched Com"While there may be a o Tennessee Valley Auth. about the water system which Spirit of Christmas, Presbyterian Church via for first and Crooms The First High ty Chamber of Commerce and Foreman Jr., Roberta Lee munists inflicted heavy' cal chance that our bane will he today announced the King, John Lee Carey Meek. unities on an slits Vietnam- past, present and future, was named first among religi. School for second prize, produced and directed by the In 11 months has surpassed used for some other activity, of three contracts worth the growth anticipated for five ins, Harriett Miller, Sara ese ringer battalion Wednes- reigned over the city of San- otis floats with Christ Epi. we must not let this deter us Mrs. Ssra King, George Sanford Jaycees. than $1 mW,Ion for phosthe revenues ex. years sad Mayer, Larry Pearson, Billy day, and another Vietnamese ford Wednesday while thous. scopah kindergarten of Long- Touhy and William V. Hem. e rock to be mined Is Polk Theme of the parade was pected In eight years. The fin. In any way from making every Shuman, Yvonne Thuraby, army battalion fought a mid- acids of people watched and wood awarded second place. ily, Fla., to be used In phill were the judges. The "Christmas Thoughts," a anelal statement read for the effort to keep our Navy Lucy Ward, Jerry Whit, and night battle Wednesday night listened and applauded. )roduvtion of fertilizer. Judges pondered long over parade was sponsored by the prize-winning suggestion by year showed water depart. friends here." For nearly Canton Windham. In the same area. an hour the school float awards, finally Greater Sanford Hoard of Harriet fleas and Diana Silk. meal revenues were approzi. "longest and most colorful" At daybreak this morning, chasing St. Luke's from Sli. Trade of Ut. Seminole Coon. wood of Southold. School. astely $6,000 more than anti. The S.minele High School he Communists poured "in. Chri stmas parade w o U a 4 In the budget. elptold streets, finally Eand will divide Into $ Senior tens," mortar and small arms th rough city Council also agreed to auth. I 't1T _I Itself so catching up with and Junior bend for the Pow. fire on the army battalion, erlz. tb. mayor to appoint a der Puff football game this U.S. military spokesmen re- that some of the marchers at real estate agent to select a the beginning got back to Saturday. There will be a ported. suitable sits for the elevated band on both sides of the field A third government bitt.. their starting point In Willis in storage tank. Following selec. and the two bands will units lion moved Into the battle time to watch the last half of lion, subject to approval by the winding procession. ow for a comic halftime show. sons from Tam Ky during the Radcliffe, a recommendation Paced by a Marine color The game will be played at night and was reported in will be given to the council. CUTIPIID the famous by led guard and 'C- 7 p.m. at Memorial Stadium heavy contact with the ens. The engineer suggested an Seminole High School MarchSAPI the benefit of the Junior. Weal sits would be located in Senior prom. There will be The battlefield is about 10 nj "r,in.desrs" a long sue. the area southwest of Malt. miles south of flat An, or cession of floats, band,, dee. land Avenue behind Oakland a dines afterwards. .S S S about $51 miles north of Sai- orated cars, marching units, Istates. G Scouts and Boy Scouts, Town Attorney Jo. Davis flani e music will be furnish. gon. P ' dignitaries, beauty queens, as Instructed to continue Old for the SHS band barbecue STORE NO. 1 horses, clowns, and one little with preparing application to Saturday. Serving time Is boy, led by a black poodle, the Department of Housing from 5 to 7 p.m. and the stags .i[! passed In review before an is. :.-' IiA and Urban Development for band will perform from S to tlmated 30,000 watchers. planning funds for the sew. 6:40 p.m. Judges awarded first plan V : ago system. Tbs attorney and In the junior civic division to Ike engineer were directed to the Candystripers float, with prepare suitable subdivision the Rainbow Girls taking es. regulations for approval by Classified ads ................iA-TA cond honors. the board by the second most. . SAil Comics ........ Among senior civic clubs Lag In January. STORE NO. 2 11 Crossword pugh the Jayceettea float won first Mayor W. Lawrence Swol. 3* Dear Abby prize with the Lake Mary lend urged strongsr subdivis. 4 Editorial pigs Chamber of Commerce In sI = regulations be adopted, Entartainment IA cond Vie w. pointing Oct that it was not PRIZE WINNING float (religious category) of First Presbyterian H Welcome Wagon's colorful tia purpose to stop builders Church I# pictured as it passed In review in the annual Christmas wade 4.74-9 5. Society float took first honors In the at to prevent subdivisions Wednesday afternoon. Jack Morrison Jr depicts "Christ" and Susan Mc. 10.11 .-. Sp I comme rcial division with Nil• om rscomlng lit., burdens ONORA Cu kIlJ "Mary." Is (Herald Photo) TV.......... I ty Auto Bath second. a the town. lass (Sp.cIaH) RED CHEEK VAM wmm =10=6 SHAVII CRUM ;ea As1mh1is 79c - NO. 79 - On Dew Drop . IR*HT SAIL NAPKINS C 25c DRY MILK 20 A 110 Cake Mixes 225c DIII Pickles Ph1' :I 15.0*. Ca SUp Now KETCHUP PICIPI PATCH WHOII JAX !'! 3 thcai PAGE St FXTRA SHORTENING CR I S C O ZESTY TOMATO ANN i cap Tb... Cooa (Special!) WEATHER: Wednesday 6843; low tonight in upper 40s; high Friday 7 0.75. VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, DEC. 9, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA - 59c k OFF LAULI PURE VEGETABLE xi, cod. Ul7i Withdrawn gqc OL d exo- la O Plaid L (Special!) A & P's PURE VEGETABLE OIL "The Nile of America" ?lijrrath Pb... mii Gratis Offer L1h I * $ * * p -"-'-.---- ID 49c on the St Johns River cc NO WASTE —. tiiRWcHoPs.49c Mild wbumde CHEESE goods" 1111410 T i woom 0 r69c * * . . Date Two voters in Altamonte Springs didn't like either man on the ballot so they wrote in the names of Santa Claus and Roy Rogers. . BONELESS". ALL MEAT "S.p.r-lIr t s Official, ,e Base To Be Deactiva * ' ted Feinal • Ind4of'imite (7 1 4t #;attf _, Seminole County (a 1, LB. CA" firUi FILLETS 50 (Ions In) . "s.,.,.*i,r "1r,IIgs" Tesor Waa&a P CLOSE TRIMMED AIgOOd Dread Ssqar Cured Skid 0 I ROAST "Super.ElgIutm Teador Western _Lamb Legs B.f 0 J, 4 tcIoc. LB. R OAST 79c latHalf p. ' S S& U jir "9 Herald's First I =Coontv Team.- onors 25 rWders age 1-0 -- . -- -•.' -- ' '---- -i / �r -- .-- - -- - _ _____ 'l- "' -. - U. S. Planning Continued Military fly Jame Cauelberry patrol, which Is under the noted to the CTP by members all Proposed projects to be un- guidance of Mrs. Bobbi. of the executive board — Dec.firms 9. 1965 and Page She 2 fivd Counc dart-ken by the il of Brown, safety chairmen- $ mom mothsn who COflbU Teachers and Parent, at South the Cassalberry Police Di- ad their trading stamps. F Seminole School were discuss. portmen Winners of the room count - - Classroom Adopts New PrØjecb For CTP I AT -. an electric type nylon - aph (on'. share the cost basis with the county school board), And record Players. The projects will be voWd on at the next meoting to be hold Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 7:30 p.m., which has been desIg. A record num ber of W4 members In the CTP were reported. Mrs. Jo lAws, clinli cb&trmw4 reporW US chn. (UPI)—Th. expected be the pi1i toe tUII review of the new to *chl*v. t The IpeCUI$UOo around the anon the rate dedee Can- to an allay day schedule. Johnson administration's in. today .t Secretary state budget, heavy with defense That was once them. he Texas Whit. House was th at not be reversed, the President tonlion of continuing the mill. Dean . will meet Friday morn. costs pushed upward by the stressed on Dec. 3 in a similar the President Rusk 's DCW5 conference. not ll dwe has Indicated he' ll try to live tog with Defense Secretary tary buildup in Viet am Viet Nam war, Johnson will long-distance talk to the Bust- unduly on the raise In interest with With both des •Pp$t.fliij Robert ¶. McNamara and th e have a chance to reiterate his ness Council In Washtho rate ordered by the Federal Now firm In his plane to Joint Chiefs of Staff, then to. compromise, Husk was expect- view that "peace ls*our goal" Ile coupled it with a forecast Reserve Board In his address leave for Washington Sunday divldu&lly with hi Dec. 9, 1965 rags 3 s atomic, and that this country will talk of a reco ed to offer no hope for any "unconditionally, anywhere" In 1N6. rd, stable Prosperity to President George VtAny night, Johnson empressed two space, commerce, agriculture and his AFL-CIO delegates. dry, of budget conferences In- science and rly diplomatic breakthrough " budget chief,. ed an opportunity for Husk to rebut Soviet Premier Alexelf N. Kosystn's assertion thatl U. S. actions In the Far East t and Asia were "whipping up a military psychosis." Officials said Rusk" not be able to offer any speci. fics on the number of men the United States plans to throw Into the Viet Nam, conflict' within the next few monthseven If It were wise to talk of, clinic during the month of numbers an ear clinic will be conducted tur. .iuthorLz.d the schOol, It did '° In January. It. It directled that an mWer theY CTPdo??e ° dren. LIL Edward P. Denlea and First Class Petty Officer GROUP OF KINDERGARTEN and pmkondergarten 611dren from Pinecrest Rid4fe Korner toured sections of the to the 65 cliii. Sanford Naval Air Station. RVAH-3 was main during Book Yale will be donated to the I* bmry for nestled equipment. Money Us ham set addis for the purchase of rals equip. ment for the safety patrol boys by the CTP. MarcusTarner, Is a new member of the t Poe Me : Chuluola Man although was no immediate of the amount. PH. 822-41111112 DOWNTOWN Be" by saalle, p~ p" night depodtwy, boat t'on Art Fed ' By Mrse, John 109"a Visa approved by the Florida. Federation of Art to eboo"'an-Artist of the Year" W"rsporW to members of - - glub at their December meetbe at the Mansion nouse. FlItem districts will be set ip throughout the state with prise paintings front each dis- -:. lits.*4 1,- I.J? The North Orlando Fire Department Auxiliary voted to cooperate with the North Orlando Garden Club In presenting the annual OFF TO Christmas party for young- i 'IRE AUXILIARY members of North Orlando will assist Hou" headquartem in a resume of the recent lsdereUon Convention In St. 4nguatlnt given by A. ltecNaughton. It W$$ NPOftd Club, ' -' received ' A new fast.drylng paint, UquItez.AcriUc" will &snumatts' ' -' - - - - • - be • 'tub's • w Kenneth - -, . - .t , • ' • 4 ' . 00 While you're away has been dii. nüioi. Count toE::ts1esm to," thi s A MONTH DELIVMS tionaunA went hich WWI 04."2~ft Cos. 'sellberry received the next hIshest amourd, collating $111,- CAR WASHES are being sponsored by Bear lAke Boy Scout Troop 280 DeBary Bridge each Saturday with proceeds goln for purchase of camping equipment. Each trol takes a turn at work. Shown here are members of the Ewe fttro~41eft to r*ht)- Anthony Smith, Gordon Hubs, David Broisdaways Club Plays In (Herald Photo) Kevin oist, Jam" Keane and Steve Philbrick. Two Sections Fourteen tables, In two See- Admitted Robber vorts."to In Play AtTues- aml arate species but met*. Iy: dark. i..thut.col.nd aft I Two Other@ accused of the JAMES Woodard, Sariford n" ftbft mans. per. is shown presenting a cbftk tcr $1140 to Mrs Rabat L. Wallace, whum in *a rum= W L Cesh SM NEW YORK (UP!) their p1 of in Mrs. awlea 11""s wriii, ""lit. Tho American Broadcasting 1"11111 Ws" Sad Um - A Jury tras eatied to bear Company (ABC) and the In. Tom •• i•. - -- Birm' w'"m reperlo TAUAft== 4UP11) lesme said T '- toW _____ ' vs offered In g4m 4stmeu.W. — B £xDl'O,AflparUeucIalmfni 4.. Or sgthvt the store-' ADANIC FOR IN T1I RK, CITY OP - said persons P1 FL , real property: Lot 30. Block D. WOOD M r. it 19 PARK. IND Rid. stgrow to Were Into a sftw a, " ca" corporation that woult! *" to 4619 ooa#og4 Mat" siesta of sad M1IPPISII..S I&1 he •____ thssU.As($oethVteteaa. and urged pupil Is beport TIsem.rgvrwould in vol ve N 1VOIN6 • SUPERXHU "THE" LOW 1 ROL - LI • - ' - - - PRIORI R VA, 101111AUL.R We believe the le COLOR a 1. jet W Iiiiiii, 11, 0at th: Most Central Boulevard. or. of moral. land*. Florida. an& file two 4M.,i or with all structures. Ing la the office or tise clork , 19"PrOvOmPu12- fixtut916 APP11- Of the Circuit Court on or be., : Ile.s. and appurtenances on fore the 4th do of January. aid land or used to co"Juna. lost. It you fair to do 00, a I This eat. I. n&ds galast You orthur. to final dwres of f:.: the coms., entered In Chancery :oil*% No. plaint. 1~iit nuw pending I the Cit. Tbla Notice shall be publish-1 cult Court of *54 for $.mtsol. .4 once a weak C'~unty. Florida. soeutive weeks for tour eon- to the Arthur H. Dockwitic, it. Clerk of The Mrault Coust ly: Jdartha. T. Tibles ........... . ............. AXIOXI&NON. Itvdit. gum&% no fair TINVE f' "' ' ( -, • ' -?' ' - 7' 1 ' so L - . -• YOM - • . 'c: Pitt, ' VIP, YOU • ' iT UieS4N KAiu -- ISIeSM uaA1 51 AUL W Td .s L ii meet 5 - -- •-- __bL W UMs' UIA$U WISAN W IS - - . ______ •• ' . ______- - ' f. •__r -' na mu - •. •- • •7- - -: — q - I •. t ••-• - . -•- remit mu sam Ws*i u0s, niwa -!• p •1 • eams eecne sour cut siam pee .sus r • - •• - usaumc mmisem CØØs .15 N Ui "Na. $1,01 VAM . SIC SILLETTE . - -- .'. ___ .- wni spili •• RAZOR - - -• 111109 Mit "M AL SKIN W 6 Psmd16 it" 11" an with - -I U- C 66 i • ff "Won WAY. Fft lee -go C~ Th C 8)ela / 81,01 VALK 4 NU UTN A'1"0 MENNEN'S rouft10"to Aff let, Shaving Lotion or Cologne 4 JJlt 'se" $— '14 "a.. ISCSI•se51 1 NIT WIOIVWIISUTS&.on - • ' - • : -- ,' • ' °'''"m'N' .- UL oft FRUIT SAICI asaft imm.dw1tfiWt, • Rich tal with In IVA" ft 0 66 0 - 66 POWDER / ., double face lamb's wool - 0 BUSTING °0"" • - am to U14 iii YAWL mm IL •.- • ii sian seam mm mica sums a incas •.• • mum N ... iesss on, 11 at -.. •., aus Mit r assidedmrsed1bdsoL •. •. COMB UT r ; - •'- tyce with W"P..n— Pace Public Co Itecords •• • LOCAL ADVUTISIM MUCKS 6 ft V" .4 MIRROR Si' 54— SI -- -- ...., . N' sell. S eased :': _IL • 11W QUAUITV 100% NYLON 2 1&$ MAKE UP Nor0 AM1111114" SM MARY POPPINS $1 -• N' 5;. tiitta at SISIse,sm. Si' Qum Amw 2, Porce1a1n • "y of Do. 6 • C N"10 gap 6t $TYI.E HAIR SPRAY VA VAM (SEAL) EVIAN IN In$ Arthl? U. Rookwilb. Jr. Clerk W Circuit Conn a" A.NDZItSO Oapmti~Clsrk $141111111 YAM. S% OL JU W - ' W"b 411111 a same W1 WILL MUT Olt KAT ALL Ilook It. • bl($SSS 1055_ 100111# W44011 mu TOT ON MUM .14y ... . ... Addftm ............... T86-M4 L Illealseft £:-.' Il/I of Your Answer or other Plaid., Ing to the Cousplalst es plain. DATZD THIN Ith yerrie WASTE BASKEY MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. 711 9:30 P.M. live cumber. *scribed the highest end b.et bidder has buss 111.4 atsinsI you let fur cash the following describ. the above 517154 suit. and you ORIDA K . ............. :::~, carmoo seftod" PHONE 3224270 • - POKIL CIA" Ill?, I evise-vise pkwk I hAT CNIIT Mrs M4 pa"It. wso6et-hnod pktw 66 $am a Cutts"" TOIJ Altl lacrc-by notlflr.t real Property. to-wit: Lot It. Block it. I1ZrT NOTICE IS that on th* 23n4 day of Dec. PARK. NECTION osm me: ember, 1111 at 11:00 A. . at Curiling to pat the to. re-i the Mat" floor of the court. carded In 11tat Book is. is-owe of Seminole county. at pages 411. do, 41 and 48.1 a gned Clark will ot?.r for sale note (ouety. PIo,14a BOX 1657 ty ftfft Ill - 1 D06ndants. ftd to 09 - I BOX morlicia 11F Or IIEI 5 ALIA Quik-Cash promotion. Telegraph Corporation. (ITT) a 11 AND Von Sh:mU.-4uLX outs IUD, uw 5ANF HWY. 17-92 LIMIT clay or 82111T IN IQt-%TY.YLOSIDA. $AVZ C 2438 Fr.nch Ave. Olt AIMED HADLET. at &I., Defendants. al Notice CUM W" 11111% TM. "R Attorney at IAw Approximately 71 per tout of the United States poula.THN PENN UUTUAI, IAYZ IN. tion lives Close MoUgb to SURANUM COMPANT. Plaintiff, water to enjoy boating. NEWS WITH YOU! MONIT OMD*1 SANFORD --- 20 Qt. Round SPACS UnlVenfly to be West.CDT-36 ed south of Oviedo. MKS Wisaan in Sactim Ill dl Taher and advised him lected by 11111M p"Mul W08 I maximum penalty was, a 110. *We Mrs. Herald Lynch robbery with Toboy, Paul ad Mrs. Mists )Iornlsossi Willoughby Granville, 29, a - wdutm iN Chl'stnws, - - '- :rt iFIr:' rji,i, Florida i the vicinity of thu new Sanford. i'ubil.b D. 5, 11. 33, 20. 1513 - ON ON Zdas R411171 third, Me- "a judge ctdied isif a p am Uvasal W04 Dim J. on, or both. this 12 NEXT TO WINN-01XII County, Florida, Is seOordsnce certain mortffe r':•-'j ' iv the NOA40th W. Mclatosh. Esquire • ' XL MrA Dr. and Mm taics. 000 fine or five Yom in Prim- will "Iscrar CormtT or JVDICIAL CIR. MIT t1V AMID FOR DICNIXOLIC COUXTY. Moulins. Bank of $SAO last June IL John Toboy Ill bliclsollat secande XrL Ruth William pleaded g uilty alter gaveM. VIMA and Mrs. Edwin Wach mini attorneys revised the tierl third, Mm Joanne Paulk Indictment against him and and Dr. F. M. Bunnelli charce he used ZWI first' Don MacNaugh bomb neat n holdup the Fidelity National Bank ton and George reaiw;. Um political and what — have — you I A DAY! @Guam beer. ' yearsago. TAKE THE HOMEJOWN DON'T Oc raflea be employed next month as a s ction sts.99 riort-ta, statutes real estate salesman and Is Not. 11111i't A/ Betty 0. Weber anxious to participate in Wil SANFURD 70 YOU By MAELI The elan&moti hear lit not , C and that I intend to rexiater @414 name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, ismincie the local news a a 0 S1110051F monts Springs, $1.940.61; Oviedo. $t,095.U1 and Village of North Orlmdo, $193.11L Faces Five Years DeBary Deplicats Bridge Club at the Fireman's Recreation MIAMI (UP!) — The ion of a wealthy Chrysler CorNOL Willman Is 5.etio A. dl. poTatlon muses, wis eon. flnt~ Other disburemettlis tne1ad. program their retirement home In Chu- society, - administrator for the pilot ri1TIovs AnI 47j:fl training school there. When lit ft was closed he came to Pat- am On south oi Avenue, tick Air Force Base to assist SeminM. County, rId*, un. der the (frtltlou. name, (, with the missile and space nnrn re nu*uy NK. you can Reep up .'eh I. oouimunitiee the $4.11111,1311.92 In cigarette taxes collected in Florida dur. ing October. The lion's shars of the teem and wast presented by H. Hudson Myer of DeBary. still, wers, No, • , an. Invited dor's I P.m. maeuriff of the . • CLms* i • *ir'r UIDRD CiTsI$ uir I .-'rr Legal Notice _______ _________________ .• i - - Alcoru and Mary D0111114 both em o of Winter Park the D.L.ed Club A the missile and specs as he told business leaders week ago, he Is striving for Ills Air Force career start. Peace Viet Nam &W for ed In 1042 during World War continuedInprosperity at home. 11, at Dayton, Ohio0 am a Clv* Both goals, he maintains, re. illan supply officer where h quire sacrifices. was responsible for exp.Ut.. The President ,will tog supplies to all of the o. the AFL-CIO Convenon in eracas th eaters of operation Francisco by telephon e by the Air Force, Hi WU from his LBJ ranch at 530 transferred In 1944 In the Mi. se. smi Air. Depot, On the eve of his most enIn 1955 he was assigned to StalUng. Air ]Be" Kinston, N C, as property ____ __________ 10 YSII for low employes. on of ft ON A Municipalit es -- 9T 66 Stock The news conference, Rusk's with his wife, Mary Frances were guests of honor &n4 third In six weeks, was part were presented with a gift as of an Intensified campaign of ,. public appearances he has a token of appreclati undertaken to explain the Cochrane has been assign. American position while Pres. d to I',%trick Air Force Base Ident Johnson's schedule to Pince March, 1058, and has a restricted during his recupers. tion ____ e astest Growing run Store C%ain F SALE icn IN EFFECT THU DEC. tooX og 1101, AUSTIN, John$= Aex. (UPI) command contract manage. president was ex. ment division, working close. to toll organized labor today, 17 with , &U-7956 =_8M sic .. . .... ('ochrane of Chuluota who place." IN THIC - FENCE SEP41us/oLE EVERYDAY OP AND EVENING 6,00 $E E5 PEACE AND P&O$PERITY with the Air Force systems SERVICE •• FA wow • Ice with the government, Ills field has been administrative ' for a post-Chrisinas Ml.. ______________ a fi rst priz, award for on. of his paintings b Plans to assist With the event were made at the group's last meetinx at the home of the president, Mrs. Jack Creak. Fun" for the atfair will be raised by a corn. bled bake at, of the sushi. 4 the gs.d elu thIs Saturday The auxiliary has reported there still ares tel Christ. @ cards available and rem gs aisà is being collected ' -- of- the Diflary the Garden I st b.I. for th.Iysax will in he on education and ieffort to further the Weeks n local article. ' that A.l4 Hic ks a member 'I with Santa expected to arrive by fire track during the atsm0on. W ERE IN TI:E WORLD, ARE YOU GOING SCHOOL stars of the community acheduted this year for Dec. 19 • -. Club In the Dec. 19 annual community Christmas party for children. Shown planning the event are (from left) Mrs. Charles Holzman, Mrs. (Herald Photo) Nelda Creek, and Mrs. Forrost'Stratton. tition.at the Wary Mention Orlando By Margaret Coosby ,.-. - triet submitted In the corn At No. rl Olil C&ts the Dellary Art. - Party On Dec. 19 Sets Plans For Adist Of Year toa Viet CongChristmas truce offer than did his official spokesman Wednesday. Store than a hundred em- Press Officer Robert J. Mc. ployes of the Patrick Air Closkey said ei Force etest of previous ges. and their wives, attended $ tures in the past and implied di ner at It was a propaganda gesture or of four of their member* lie said a "real Christmas who are retiring from cov- present for the entire world ernment service this to onth. would be a readiness on the One of the" was John P. COmmunis"I part to make G. K. Smith supervised the tour for the squadron. V Youngster s Yule n BANK FINANCING because President increase In American troop, strength in Viet Nam. Rusk was not expected to respond any more favorably Is Honored By Co-orers w k SANFORD at Pint Federal. ConvesIet OF Defense Secretary Robert $. were u im1 ,deroC? to have come to so irm JOHN COCHRANE •'# °T' ials PAYMENT Residential and CocIal 4 Johnson t 'till pondering the es:tl::1ee Rusk and • b. taken fro DO end the t:1 set YOU?1 NO Ills news conference !uer then were I 4' FREE ESTIMAMI WASH served refreshments of 9"iiY 6407 swallowed. Got rid of ondecorated cupcakes, punch and Coss fat Sad live lo"or. 04floax coffee following the moetinff. cash $3.00 ded Is sold to Ala Th festive serving tables car. 11"ata"401 If 40 sat'slie'd 4f Oakroo$@*. just refute f TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Had out the spirit of the men- any all 0 #9 your 41Tvqqts# A third law school--which am with a creche. praying your full ma, back. He aloes. will be funded by money &I- hands, and Hannukah candles NORI asked- arriftes is sold Wlfk— W located for the law collOgs A sugar plum treis was hung' this tioats"%* by? with chocolate kisses in red, 6119111101160146 OM IWO * ted by the Cabinet. 11444 owleft PMsd green and silver foil. Mason lAdd dun of the laws College 44 lAw, was apAhtr you 9" pointed to bead the new Prexy Appointed REDWOOD ea Fourth New Law Viet Nam _______________________ A lovely four piece silver attendance award were Mrs. Items considered were coffee service has been do. Edna Bean's second "a Available to Y" WIA@vf s doe. "topllta" shad., for claspclass and Mrs. Eloise Hall's lops & prs.criptt.s. out product room windows with putisy safl.d Odtla.s. You Mist ISSO L I fifth grad. class, ed at the regular meeting. A Bu'loldup'ln CHAIN LINK $*' • - taw no • - • 513 Last Central Beajexard (irlando. Florida rubusb Des. 5,1111. CPT-Is :rs East Central novisa Orised., ion Publish 0... 5,0,25, 55, 555 ....iP .- .. ____N' - - -- - um ls • __ / / -I I ____ • �1 - Elephant Mustn t Forget - Itls only natural that Rspubllcans Now York was not so much atrj. are qus.xlng u much Inspirational umph for the GOP u It was an exJufesutheycanfrorntheseattered plums thit fell their way In the preasion of voter dluatlsfactl UISZI am Ne °' recent elections. "°'. • entrenched Democratic machine, The old that Republicans cannot win In the big cities is now combined with the fresh and youth. out the window" proclaimed Penn. ful appeal of John V. I.Jnduy, sylvania's Gay. ¼rjllham Scranton In Indeed, winner Lindsay has always the flush of GOP victories In New taken great pains to project a liberal York, Philadelphia, Louisville, Ak. Image, practically disassociating ron and elsewhere, himself from the party. 'Thise gains will have a great if. There is a lesson hers, and It can feet on the party," humid National be drawn not only from the results Chairman Bay C. flu. "Republican In New York but In the other cities, can win." that while the Republican label need t t. L i a The question WWCn which uli exuberant not be a disadvantage, It is not neces. party leaders must soon ask them. Wily an advantage either. selves however, Is Just how and It will become the latter only when Why ke;ublleans won In the" con-~ tests and flow they can win in the future. Bruce Biossat—Rav Cromley ,WORKINGj!4'ri-t DAR1ç.• , l•L L -, t 11L1 1 , .•-:•:•.'..;.. _____ (A _____ i... - -• '-'( .- . J. -. l ti o l N ook b te - WASHINGTON (NEA) -I. Baldwin, Connecticut progres Democratic push-as in 194 a little-noti ced talk awhlie sive, Th E. Dewey nat. -quickly produces a monoba ICck, '' ,$ ' IIP4 iwyIIl TOWS)' inIacu missed first try mental' iu.vTOPOa ".00 I0? tht I I Se n his C5 iuV. laju ,..u.a the New York governor- party. It has to be proved thqt "Thus is little future in the ship Still another factor warrants great numbers of voters iii I art basing of mention. iss, plea for support upon 'preserve tI)e two-party •y• Democratic at the national portions. Ten times since 194 voters have given the Demo. lain was not "Unless a party has some deepe ning habit It appears to crate U S House margins dl is or more seats- includin) thing better to offer th an th at have i isesjt era six times tobe on us115 R ican '.aC• ported It can only receive tories the Democratshad be. was more than 100. Today It is port lilt presents a better ' gun winning only In 1032 And 134. comfortternetive to th. party In ofe 1938 result them Nor Is there any .' for - Republican '..'• liS ' in L........., ____ _____ ' -.. c . • ,-'. -I ,.' , ______ It does not deserve 1 '. when the spread uo epubl even th , S - ft Oviedo Winners LEE GARY .mayor rently being oft.reci by a Fad To put. Torch To many national and state GOP seats required for a majority control of the Whit. House. In had., Including Richard M. are "safely Democratic." the first 75 years after th Nixon and NAUORAI Chairman Even It these judgments are Civil War, Grover Cleveland 1 overstated, the election re. and Woodrow Wilson war* the Ray 31155. coast to ccasl~ Nixon pleads cord suggests that any big o1uY u*mocrau to breakinon. Ropubtleso rule Since 11132, with audiences to elect Be. Dwight Eisenhower boo been. POW&MB In in$ to "save the fl, the sale Republican to reach two-party 17dem." A Christ. the presidency. Ion science Moultw Bury@ lo U. S. voters have shown to GOP state chairmen founu sign of abandoning the twomost agreein with J party system. But much of the Shott. West Virginia chairman, time they seem to use it in a that the alleged danger to the way that provides little cheer Lu "our big Issue for the party on the outside iso." looking In. As yet there Is nothing from the professional politakers support this Judgment. Cci- -i---i GRAP!VIU.I 151017 the histori cal record . burnin. of draft cards Is now beinw by all kinds of nuts for klnaa of reasons. quired to perform the Involuntary l University of Now Mexico burned liii Social Security card to protect policies "which require one to work for a living," long. s; - __________ _________________ L -- or Thought Today But concerning love of the brethran you have no need to have any one write to you, for you yourselves - y - - D' Crns'e have been taught by God to love one another;—! Them 49 ' • • ITT llcans' chilled bones They Ilk, to hark back to 1031 for evidence that ' iv or the 1 -- and right with God,Harry Emer. son Fosdick, American clergyman 4 NOW ALUMINUM SIDING Adays Quotes Collect , II 'r - — Orlando , .# .j.i ,( ' , . I t. - , ' • • ,r • I• .: - - .- - . • - •• - -. - $ ' - - I . ',: '': I I ..J -- -, ______ - - _____ , BUY THE ______ f . Pap A SANFORD, FLORIDA Do& 9. M& paistws al ssdy have too -Press Secretary SM Key. mob at a beed at" ers, on President Johnooss. 'W"M111 PAVL Ad 811"wo Norm A1111 rV14"Ma IRMI*U s s County Sditor Usbod f Ut *.msD.Uvery or Ue .nMIN0L.lCoup'Tv WeekI rear aorni MAIL 011.56 1 Tour - - - •- ' MOL PILOTS L The Air Force has selected U, 5. pail iamlvaae s. aewi__ 04110311 98 ibe a" ow "Pabus"Iss of au NNAN - Xot Ottive 41# eight aerospace research pilots for assignment I. to e Manned Orbiting Labomtory (MOL) program. Six of the pilots are Air Force and the other two Navy. They an (top row, Ieft to right) 31aJ. Michael J. Adams, Maj. A but 16 111T. ;NLP=st may Inerids. a"" use tot of coamose of March 110111aboo, 1.31= or NM. rosswasime cousidon-4 as 111181s" vs no Nor&&&. esirstibi aa 61 4 1141016 14W issaw ills law, '" 'IT r i he wi NT, • • man and Jumes A Lovell Jr., In Gemini 7, have been aloft nince bec. 4. Walter M. Shirm and Thomas E. Stafford, In Gemini 6, will blast off - S uuk5I;ilM SIT I1!r!aIBM r r! n jeI oSeals ir 0 r avag e ly OLIT Won iON Model 1`40 . - CHRISTMAS Now and Enjoy a PresPaid, BillasFree Holiday Next'Year I Richard E Lawyer; (bottom row,' loft to right) - -of ' Capt. Lachlan Macieny. Capt. F. Gregory Neubeck, Capt. James 31. Taylor and Lt. (Navy) Richard H. Truly. (NEA Telephotos) t$. t$4 or ph*" 4 = 1 CON@@ flavw 0 evilt-M counts the Viff 0 A111 d"411 fW say am 0 env 2us 1. fw "ho P a1k F, - st.t t.d.yt. b. . ier these : r:'r' r2s toast lift 01i (a h M Yeb expen" nXt yew. JOIN Sol, no coil I cis V - - - - IXTRA IONUSI 8 Inch SKILLET — - YOURS AT NO IXTRA COST with the Purchas. I.e needed 1fts, taxes or .isd.of. y. biNs, Deposit ax lINI. ax SOc ft $5 PW week. In 50 weelts, Y90,11 INE" a low ch"A for boll. 94 ? ef)t.' 44 .•5'. - 11M mix11nol "Wis Modf $35 day spending . . . painlessly! •j? .. of this Sol ti I / TWiN .MNTORD UCRANGI \\ 1 FROM BRUMOLE COUNTY • r Cask 11ft'ZTD1 7 uam. a" all the basic pieces every Wd coA nods, plus a bmw aklflet that could easily become the handiest pen In bon (skillet uessumswviias t.aaucsp.n. All we GATOR Lumber - WO'I -- raid 1111114PARK ILA& -- 995 - eadut dean-up of aL Foods cook without clesin In =6 witbout @=sday Givat voluel - - - Cook better, clean easier West Bond Teflon"' m 1 2 - 4 - Nflps Mm" AVL , "S WALL SUPPLY sawi 0~ advertmax, of we - ., • UNITED STATES' four "Spirit of '76" astronauts will try to got their Gemini spaceships (in artl8t's conception above) orbiting In nose- 322.11 I 01061110 ut"A ,•' her old-fashioned, hand-oper. to-nose formation, only fet!t apart, next week. In 3-4 days for the rendezvous. Med can openers last ChristThere will be no attempt at docking Frank Bar. maa when bar husband bought an electric can opener. Tht day After the blackout, she ly as an appendage of tftn. generviting equipment, were out, the trtmendouA complex rushed to a hard ware store agers. Some seem to have on the air throughout the of buildings at Pellevue fibsand purchased an old-style them permanently growing emergency. pital were without Light out of one ear. opener. Candles were for Chriptmax, police and fire department She had plenty of canned When kilowatts went every religious observances and In- units rolled up with portable food on hand when the lights whichway, however. Mom unit timate dinners for two. Now, generators and floodlights. went out. But she had to Dad found th. only way to In huge, gleaming apartment About 500 student nurses make her way - candle In keep ponied was to wrench house# as in farm houses of scurried through the moonhand -to a nolicbbor's ap&;V the transistor from Junior, old, they're tucked away in light night to more than a tune out the rock 'n roll music drawers, rosily in case this dozen Roman Catholic church mont to borrow an o pener Th. transisto r ra dio — up and switch on the news. Mn- po wer take, ano ther powder. to In tlit, area to round up to Nov 0 — was known chief - jor stations, using cinergi'ncy At the height of the black- votive candle.. CAN BE FOUND HERE. . save. Open y.vr account kr, and now! Lse,M.atbe LWIMoath, LII&M.atb t.ei1.ath M stIL Ievlstls., provlü that all mail subsertptloa he A •.-' H. Crews, Lt. (Navy) John L. Finley and Capt. ROMU A=T= ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS... AND THOSE RESULTS MIs...WsalwaysWm. " ..,. •'.- - - , ?-j NOT SPENT! SAVE oekock $UUSPOSACOMPUT1UNI0P • • area! 8499 Phiotoomber ovasopumtx MAT" i ic -r - : -- I ADVMTSING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED a 0 41 Saturday, susiay, iii Christmas; pus. sy preceding Ch rist mas. i• _______ - When you advertW in M MMALD you kww your adverUsing &Ur in wWly Inveated ONLY In your trading i ii1l7 .zssps -' - JOIN OUR 1966 I & WNLLS moobtalcal SOL 194"T" AVITIX City motor .- •.......--f---;- - II JAIM °a' 1066111988 ram w " Moty IdiIor I I A an Gas" Amoolots SNOW _ Otta as 1 - I ____ _____ .-. -,v - •'- - -w SLICE!) I • • until •; i "'•' JUST A Perhaps ezlrmns make NO closely attuned to the prob. fear that the langns. herd., lefts, mooda and attitudes of KEITH NIXON .councilman .councilman - In candles, flashlights, battarl", transistor radios, ton. erators, And Just about any. thing people think they might need to survive another see. slon of life without power. One New York housewife. for instance, gaily tossed out (NOT N"704U ,. . 1' - - I Clar"We Snyder "M the ba"ment. mor. . r oo:r - from orange Juice to diesel generators Sales are up f*ntaatically '.' , - ' •' ._ You can approcinte what I think b has an antenna committ" Is up "W"L the that, give or take one or two ROBERT NEWELL W. L. SWOFFORD .mayor . boomlet in Industries ranging 5l - 5 I - YO . ' • - Herald Area Correspondents -v .r 3, 9 7 M77 Na Mon. - E. E...WILLIAMSON .councilrnun councilman persons — . . iO million who were caught off guard in the mass lye power failure a monthago, will probably fare better In the event of a repeat per. formance. Like the famed blizzard of IN. the "night the lights went out has become the subject of lore and reminiscence It. also Is causing an economk china which Imprints post- the mailing counter. age directly on envelopes. or On hand for the opening Of MISS IVA Spaulding (left) and Postmaster on special tape delivered wet the mailing station were btiss Heard. or dry to he applied to pack. Heard; Miss Iva Spaulding, ages. owner of the Ben Franklin trict sales representative for I hill, Pitney-Rowes service repPostage denominations In a store George Vincent, dis Pitne> Ilowes and Don Ca reeentativ. for Florida. 'au r EUGENE JAQUES . register The Lighter Side , .councilman • iu-iur ELf n Tue letters and package, during the coat of postage the business hours of th e for regular or air mail to variety store, which are 9 any of th e eight U.S. pos tal A.m. to 9 p.m., Monday zones without calculation by through Saturday the operator. The counter consists of an Money orders and parcel in electric postage meter ma. surance are also available at - D , . - People can mail their cards, post scale can immediately t, ,, . -.- Altamonte Winners - nt precision pal CHRISTMAS " EVERYDAY IS OPEN HOUSE" - PAUL MALONEY . or FLORIST does Hills to warm tha Repub. . in to American aiectmto wiU m why IS the Ocein dress the party balance when The salts found in the . Benjamin Risk was a past Thus, use a grave face to It Is virtually destroyed In a Man Iii one result PflONl..' PHONE Dr sIgner .1 our Deciaralles 01 Recently be sent me some check frothy levity and a PNvIoui election, After a di. more than two billion years 355. of disintegration of the ickWest' s @#86 IS" 10"I"k2ces As %TO " the fasclaallus comments by Dr. placid countenance to chose vartauss Frawwo D. R80W 3P cruit. The soluble maGQ ematry.11 b his day, noodal Benjamin Rusk who was the away his gloom. rebounded with a pickup of 73 remgn in the oem;the in. pioneer physician who signed stmm look can oftm A Mom was olim disregard stop I10US0 "Atal Plus Many U. S. x a I u b I e Precipitates have Ad sad Its vicuna were In: our famous Declaration of in- his garrulity and a cheerful Senate seats and governor. formed sedimentary rocks Plowers fff all 0e4edo" look may extort smiles from a ShIps. PrIessed In strait Jackets, as dependence. and emu sediments. P.d PlouSs A great Medical School Cuss-es In melancholy patient. Suspended material and dii. criminals list.ed .1 B WASMNGTON (UPI) - The Idea is to make it pw trouble remembering whether Pall"to. Saspbeek "me Chicago was also named In his (4) The doctor's conduct haft molied Salts. extracted from Cat Fkwsl tM Democrats for a should be untformaly disst. snore recession UN rocks of the coutlusnt4 Down to the catacombs of the sible for a person to find the I WAS an "A" or an "E.10 hislarical remarks by Dr. banor0 WIRE SERVICE W1Ucu as* are still, carried to the as And Dr. -Rush has been coilfled. ap Is a si gn right door anywhere in the In such cases, the trial and • strayed some businesses that by rivers. mi s..poel$. Are. se A "subway an sy floor." WOF,, regardless of what sen- error meth od fe unsatJsfac. CASE X.476. ad. ROi.wii E. ad th. rather of American He should not Joke with weathered the Great Dopatents nor even £&U5L. sot Ilisonoof the ressona Why guagebeor she speaks. Dixon Is the talented Director preulo. and left the country tory ts BAY the I,u, with therni I doubt that th e international Anyone who has ever visit. I am not convinced, bow. of Professional Services at '$You cannot "k with more than 10 mIllion cm. iss.u. Psi said Dr. Rush our t nd truthful commlUse for breaking the ad a forelral country surely over, tMt the cemmittesog &p. Roche Laboratories. employed five Years after "Until you have communicat. all such Patients py language barrier will aver will agree that this is a war- preach — the use of symbols His hobby is digging out In. Roosevelt's coming to power. ad promises to them achie ve Ita goal, Furthermore, that year t he thy objective. The need for instead of words — will solve tereiting bits of history COnThat is a superb motto for Dr. Rush also urged that a Ends PaintIng Iiautifles Insulates Republicans The commlUse Is waxing a Some CI&MIC&U00 Along that the problem. It is thinking in ceraing famous men the all teachers, both In the pub- deranged patient should be re. Choice of Colors campaign against sigobosad line WAS Impressed upon as tsfli'.a of putting •ithousttea crop of candilb or parochial schools, as moved from his home and the I Average 20 x 30 ft. Home a" sationsl eye confusion. particularly "it lost summer when I made a on Me doors. oil as Sunday School. famillar surroundings. fely Installed only concerns International tra vel. trip to Italy, first line came Sen. Tb. troubl. with that is that In 1112, Dr. Rush had a lit. lie advocated confining the Robert or lbs A. Oow Taft and. as now I $24 75 M fm 1%p priority Is being giv- 11ome of Use doors there Are go gWy woman now lie booklet published on "The patient to a chamber or SMfs Fagla - Corports - Awalals Yes, we cover tables only call 10,0440 , Hamm Stamn Of on to d16 10#404'04 rest liW*d 0240sar48" And 0818- WNW slads, and so many . Fireworks are perfecU Diseases of the Mind." who -Me florsaw 111116911M.101 room doors, 1111111"Ids, John' BrIder d Call Mr. Case at 295 386 1 , notes" I had a great deal ii I.U.ws have long hair, all s.f. so long as they e Please remember that In movement would be curtailed Ohio L.ierett a isis ci heuettie are virtually mean, ad by people of discretion those days the field of mental You will observe the B a y mo n d —— — ———— who read the directions and medicine was almost non-ex- of chemotherapy, for such ingtess. forms of treatment are super And the door problem Is take the necessary precau- latent. Mental patients were locked for modem Innovations. to tionL fairly Altaa.st. irlsts Gen t I)r. Rush dealth primarily what the conalU" wUl on. -Dr. Max Lavin, a profess sia °' E Mamu with psychological treatment or at New York Medical jackets, counter when it starts tryin. $U.1$I1 $4041. Tranqulilsers, shock thor of the mental patient and was College comparing anti to devise suitable awl I1SW 1AWF41"d City I[Ake Mary replace certain Other gym f fireworks laws to &O U- OPY, Psychoanalysis and all far ahead of his age In thus U um Manaus Miss Mrs. Frissm waster such modem methods of treat- regarding mental Illness as pornography leglalsuon. 9180L 11141641TI 22s42l9 ment were unknown. meriting medical instead d That su way oor' Cssselberi'y Like Kisses If we can spend $50 billion So. Dr. Rush was pionee ri ng crim inal treatment. sign doom% n make mom Mrs. Jmw cassolborry Xr& IL L Johom 10 Soosoo"who "Q#rSWdg a year an armaments we con In a now Bold when he outlin. Dr. Rath also was broad1131110116 ad his I methods of treating minded about medicine for be IM411111 XMIU& Reducing It to a spud one-fifth that amount the deranged. Chaise" Here they are: felt It unwise to restrict the mills on eloaninig up our water. symbol that a foreigm mid (1) Catch the patient's eye treatment of medical ailments lit., Jaki C.cbaae Lesgw.sd -United Auto Workers Pr.sunderstand would be a and stare him out of counten- to a single profession. IU.17N Mrs. Dousa Bit.. ldent Walter Reuther, t rick Indeed Be@. On hit death, both Thomas Deft" 01114311 water pollution. In J!"t. the Capitol, which (3) Use your voice.-harob, Jefferson and John Adams be. Mrs. John Ioww Natis OrIaMe draw, many foreign vlaItors, What pussies me Is that gentle or plaintive-, to govern moaned his departure from 148.4111 Mrs. Marg.,, aret -rfai rl ywith &Iam that the Patient. the American seem, both as Delta" 2224T" the reports persist, with the would eballon" the commit. 01) Adjust your counten. a fellow patriot as well as a Um Mildred Remy ostna Air Force getting better nee to combat the patient's world famous scleoUst And We'& InMult3r6684681 Mm than one UFO report a day On the lassoment, level Is an --and scholar. uterpriso 322-484111 not from crackpots. but mood. Ifl'OW pointing to House solid ciUs.ni-.ven Mr.. Ritchie Hurl. 0,1440 technical. Gallery. When OU 661-11113411 Miss Ruth Davidson consider ly trained men. so$ 00 *4 House Gall@ry set"" -Dr. J. Allen Ilynek, North. W401 ly Is as top level. three westem University nuom. 'waiting for somebody to burn his p - • Longwood Winners R. L. WARD .councllinan councilman . 25th Street at Park Avenue. ri date, postmark 'This Is the first mailing and cancellation, as well as counter of It, kind San. the address of the station ford," Postmaster Miss Cecile where th e let te r package heard pointed out. "It will was mailed. afford the public an opportuni. Other equipment Includes a ty to mail letters and pack- precision mailing scale for ages after the post of fice has let te r mail and a closed." parcel post scale. The parcel system , . .- - - A "Courtesy 31&lllnc Coun- single Imprint cover air mail has been opened at the and first class letters and PA. Ben Franklin Variety Store, cel post up to $9.99. Nach I •' No one can be wrong with man This Isn't the Ultimate. We're .. '.-- ' act of breathing in AM out all day - Somebody In St, Louis burned his library card in protest of an Increase In the overdue book fine from three cents to five cents. He saved the ashes and mailed them L to the mayor, The other day, a student at the ñ- _____ I of T. L. LINGO JR. . -•..• Courtesy Mailing Counter Oponed Power Blackouf Caused Boornlef tee, 7 In includes . As was probably Inevitable, the birth certificate to protest having form of rotest Inst something been broughl; into tnis Vale of tears or other f9t a= not with the without his consent and being re. I 1 flee." with almost a too-sest House Ing evidence that Americans use the two-party system In Chafes's observation runs margin. Today, say Some analysis, a kind of seesaw Alternation frequent good more of the 218 House that gives each party •: - S th . s " ___ - voting really worried by such dlspro. In cries :- the Republican party " a whole fin. ally shruggs off the grapples of the backwarti-facint ultraconservatives It has been pointed out that the and begins rallying around progrestakeover of the mayor '# office In .Ive, forward-looking leadership. o i ca P I omas €: _______ - - d C.'ry Ace 700 Froach Av.. IrLORIA0A sUckin& swieb NOV" -- Pk. 322.7121 'S te SrA Air B"ff 4A, SANFORD weeffle, Ill "*momce. wow . S / --- -- -- - -- - - — — - -, '_;_ - - - - \--- - '-, . - •' �' Dec. 9, 1965 Extension Homemakers County Man than In Houssishors I styraftess oessallon on sides I "EXTHomemakers." Fla p around the ship deck at an ' "Ills always the duty of the "So it Is with the Hoemak. roughest water., and without and their husbands attending of the ship were the words, of every nation were placed esedolholidars with him awl hays )ad yljftd seven commander to lee that the irs council. We, the crew, do commander we will keepthe potty the gold cane, were placed In kenlgn countries and we mad. crew 11 weU trained and ad. our duty by receiving Instruc. smartest ship on the bluest and InstallatIon service of to front of each outgoing oiflcsr. the trip via a famous Mner vised and Informed of Its du. lions taught by our command. and calmest waters of the 5emIn'le County Extension sIr.. Bauman Ut the first 1cM liner . . . the EXT. tie. aboard ship at all times. S2' and then on that you, th. world. S Candle after which the other Homemakers. It Is owned by The crew must see that the passengers at. trained and "Thank you again TTT' : Homemakers Council Friday atr the Sualsole ricul- Ab1P it Always on coum and Informed evening to b.f ut ur: n' :a • toralgervie. and?orn wmplote sod enjoyable onecrew s of tomortow's ation service and we hope this Cell. maadee.ed by Mis s Wilson. must see that every passenger Homemaker., will not be your last visit with sin members of the is made comfortable during "Therefore, as you can see, us. Our staterooms (club) at. t'. The party In the Ba tsman, president; Mrs. R. County council &W passengers the entire trip. Passengers, in the E.X.T. Homemakers ship ways have a welcome mat at SALES & T. Hust, first vice president; are members of 49 an l*a=U" Aga" the eight tan, are at *at@ and ready will always be the smoothest the doers." Mrs. Johnson said Mrs. H. L. jobum second dinner with the mow comw via president; Uri. Felix clubs Making up the council. to cooperate with the crew. selling ship, even on the, In conclusion. from foreign countries. •.:',4 •. Mm, secretary; Mn. Id wet. -./.', P.. cup by the Lake Mosros club, -.' 0. B. Gray, delegate. Swedish most ball.,, Longwood New officers are Mrs ., •! Jobason, Lake Mouroe, proofclub; German potato salad, dent; Mrs. Violet Beeorn, '. -•.. Geneva; French gt. Elder Springs, first vies pee. li c Ita an gar Lake Mary li ' • Meat; Sirs. Ruth Gallagher. bread sticks Elder Springs '4 . .1 Lake Markham, second vie. I Dutch ale rite Sanford and Mrs. TAOSpresident BrazlIlaa coffee and Ygllab wood, secretary, and Mrs. Jo s, Oviedo Decorations wets . anna DuBois, delegate. di by the newly formed UN? will be appointed at the Lake Markham club. January meeting. ..-S clal sts for the "net, Tables we, decorated by we" the county CommissionNEW OF710ERS of the Seminole County Ex. the Individual clubs according pus dianead 8411talre to m am their wives, Mr. and six $001616, tension Homemakers Council are (from left to the country each representMrs. Kenneth mcfaloals. am around table) Mrs. Felix Mega 09 TWIN b4do "A roolft 960. of Liongwood, ad on the menu and dining tsCounty Agent Cecil TuCkff dismoad somal dog, An Mrs. Ruth Gallagher of Lake Markham, Mr.. with homemade hi.. were set It-iawband trift Tucker. Violet Beckhorn of Elder Springs Mr., H. L. decorated place mats In tt um Charles "UMM outJohnson and Mrs. Joanna DuBois, 6th of Lake Christmas them.. going pmddent, Introduced At close cd the Installation Tucker who, In tog. WtMUC- Monroe. Miss MyWe Wilson (right) is county Myles, Mrs. Johnson presentad Mebto* jba lost speak. extension home economics agent. Myrtle Wilson, County it who save his address on __________________________________ ed Miss Extension Home Economics CII iseush' Two Christmas s. agent, a gift certificate from by Mr. 4 isetiou wet • the council. Mrs. Sassman Mrs. Tudw. ' ceived a beautiful pink Th. Insta lla tion tabl, was huge pink r.r. .. . By Mrs Jobs Leone dent of the DeRary Arts and dish arrangement of covered with blue lInen and PIM a bmtbullas 41assood cantaW with a blue AM white Mr. and Uri. Ray MacDon- Crafts Club, Is still a Patient rosse. Handsme 34K sold Flerso, sollmlse In 14K pIL SM Mrs. Johnson thanked the ough of Hibiscus Drive to. at Seminole Memorial Hospi. Homemakers for win elect. bet" do& each $7,,'J SUSSIt*Iflid BIT med tal. Ing her to the presidency. "1 costly Mrs. Harry Un, missionaries am confident that with help Capt. and Mrs. Allen 51sf. from China. Rev. Us spoke Mrs. Julia yj and coope ration of you Home. •# . felt Jr. have returned to the to lb. young people of the makers w. can make I9OI the Bronx will be ' corn..., own most three Methodist Youth Fellowship States slier an wonderful and successful and cne.hslI years Is Gar thlspid weak at the DeBary to winter laDeBary for about year of AIL Our cook are all many with the Armed Forces. Community Methodist Church. six month.. as will retire They spent his leave with his shortly and will be able to parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mrs. X. Armstrong has hor spend time with her son and Text""whhe low eabsum JJAWA ST., "a Poinsettia sister, Mrs. ulas Direst of brIght six4faftend bd" . e Avenue, before departing for Mayapae Falls, N. Y., spend. ,et. sad chlIdrea of Sunrise Jolt Gordon, Ga., for his nest lug the winter with bar once again. Boulevard. Mrs. Finn will re w assignment. T.J sex PM aide in her ow apartment In set. Sir, and Mrs. John Wurts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scud. Dellary. have returned from Clears den of Lilac Drive, celebrated diedst water where they attended lbs her birthday Wednesday with Mr. and Sirs. Charles You. uui reunion of Pear) Harbor dinner In Orlando, man of Deliary Drive visited Survivors at the annual coo. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Paps at vontion held this year at the Mr. and Mrs. James Hid.' their home In Jensen Beach dock of Sunrise Boulevard, for the Thanksgiving weekend igams whk Jack Tar Hotel, Dec. 4.7. orm dAMWO& on 14X Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wunti entertained Mr. and Mrs Later th e visited Mr. OPeN NUS r.De.u%$ recenlly was their son, Pvt. Dallas Dailey of Lumbertson, Mrs. Frank ftu d1aumb Samuel Patti Wilson, iyba it N. C., for the weekend. Mr. field park. W* us& ase to saw stationed at Fort Jackson, IL Dallay was a classmate ol Mr. AD. 65624 Haddock at North Carolina When you use First 7.4cr. : C. • • State University, aVs Saving. Accounts, ANY Friends will be Interested • amount may be added at ANY learn that Jean and Bob Chester Eldridge, past pnesi. time..Adv. Wright and daughters. Beth ,n Becky, have , bharp's home, IN CrY$t&l ooii t&)Jfl.Qt?t€1Q.kA Go.' Southern Ey Mrs. N. I.. Jehesu mvies Phone M-8321 . ••. '..'. . •. a. . The Christmas NISOS Is here and can't you see all the . Meg., . . , * • ' ____ • ' The C'd Cader Harts Honore -On Their 45th Anniversary - and two slsters.in law vanilla and milk until smooth be of Mr b and of spreading. consistency. a nd M Cadet Hatt was the Mr. Lull. Miller, of Bali: necessary, add a little more MUIU of scene of an elaborate anal. iota and Sirs milk. Frost cooled cake; dec. rty and tarn Owensboro, din ; " Also aloes, abews, xiii. orate with walnut halves, r:l.*' Nov. Guests of honor were Mr. fives and friends, Mr. and u ' view, LoPch Arbor, for two mouths. Thai PIN to arrive from Savann.h, Dec. 33 and Will be Joined 1W the holidays by bar mo"o Gla tor JcltaTauDeltaYraternItI at use University of Florida. I NK IS D 0 1 D, 7 PRE-CHRISTMAS pa X. and Mrs. Stanley McMullan ol Mrs. Woodle Miller and soup Ballety Harbor who were c" Woodle Jr. and Gordon, of Saf. ~brajlft 00b ath wo&11ag an. sly Harbor; Mr. and Mrs. W. conk" in UA sism4wasso" 5d .TWIN - 14K spot ad on d1o, SALE Ir$lJ!7. Sins. McMullen is D. Caldweli and daughters, _____ 0 1:11111 An assweld-4rat and how mail d1saw"s b levely 14K PWNL A Sho wer mlacellanow • . wer .na Junior tosses were Cathy and Jeannie Gilbert. The Christmas theme was and Big I Bay 07' s tI !72 . carried out throughout the born. &d the lovely table meat of takes and cookies, P1cc I' disneeda , sessls.istsxpldR ., rta. •• .. n 14X SIN •. • • .•.•. • by 4 dissafth is UK 06 $1811 99 mints, cuts, Punch, can", Md ' • "" BOOTS * . 1 ' 4WW ii sWonustoudd A. 00 0 WASPS Welcome ,• A. ftft" isod no as. C.Tbes dkmoh Am @dOA am dWsosd d"so. WA tdo in b"Ir pad" SM 0106110134119" 4010 a SIM" me" is $4K Former Memba CL , L IM beget poodad Wilk q assows. Nefo @gM mos, .10 . lit.., ' iiun •wve 0 w'.. suios RADIOS • FAMOUS SPORTING GOODS 0 FLOOR CARE 19UIPMINT S e PAINT AND FINN HARDWARE —, FURNITURE 0 LAWN AND WW5I S AUTO CENTER .nwr • i '•x — 'srgr4 wuu ruircr CHARGE ACCOUNT'NOW1 Take a few. mInutes now . . . slip $ Penn.y's..nd- fill out - your charge accunt application. We'll do the rest Than. when this brand new Penney's open., you'll have you r Penney Charge card and be prepared to enjoy the ca n . SOW, vonlonce of easy, no-cash shopping In all the wonderful new departments at your beautiful new Sanford Plaza Ponney's. as well as all other Penney storoil r "' ;u...... ., -'p • ............. ' * A ..• ,• . '.-,' -- . LIP ...... • . MR$.j. MODERN . YOU:.J ,'2'O . •. ., .. ., . V .9 w 'tcrILTTTa' 4 ' "•' . . .,, ..-.•...-.---".•,-..-..---..,-.--....- a' -1., . r. .• - r - ç'' ' ,• • •• 2" IT - . . / ;. • r'lOrNEVA AVE .iii..:V • .. 411 ? lil, -, 7'.I, . . ' L"__. .-..,. .27' r" WT 'T •-. " 'i •':' . ç•(. • .... ''i ___ • cNobl" Nub wft b"d"m curia elm MO al.io in A+ . A ' -- - - • ••• NOW ' A parents, Mr. and Uri. T. C. one Hospital at Lake City. ON Martin of ftlacoodw, Ga. hundred copies d the christ. Mrs. Martin spent the holiday mas Story war# purchased 6o with her grandmother, Mrs. be " wi* the Sft. Grace Adams. and usele. IM The and Mooft will be 410~ so": assooduftwin Mgt like UL fels 4VJb as evest were Mrs. Jw iu you will be Installed at 3tow. and Uri. J0611 Long that time. we mo&W ' ' mae pasty, wSJ hi held at the — WX do 1110 Pon wassen-aw SNAPPER • SKIP'S _ " Mgt Min. 1" 10410lucky imer d do am Wine. I ____ m. t Luncheon Wives of Aircraft loppoet Personnel al Sanford(WASPA) gathered at the Trophy lAmp so Now. N for of Monthly - In keeping with the spirit of of $$rasotit Dr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving the menu Includ Jobs Hbour and children, .4 turkey aid ham with all th e Johnnle, Leslie and Sandra trimmings, cranberry, salad, Lee, of Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Adri an Moody, son, Da. fruit cake and ambrosia. Enjoying the delicious dli. vid, and daughter. Debbie, 01 sod visiting with the hooer Moultrie, Go.; Mrs. Helen Al. ompla ude:uve i Holes Lotus Alderm an was nother and her husband, Mr. and Jacksolylile. Mrs. Russell Woodburn, of An appropriate gift was pre. tiaivsnslty, Miss.; a brother, seated to the honored couple Xl. M iller, of St. Peters, from members the family. By Mrs. aanesce esylsr are the parents of a daughter Mr. sad Mrs. Elmer Shlvlrs born Nov. at Seminole Me. left Friday morning for Okla- merle) Hospital. They have bomato visit thebson, Dutch, named tb. baby Cynthia and his *1!., who are station. Osyle. SUL ed Jimmy Misers, son of Mr Mr. and Mrs. J. J. X46M ad Uri. ZjMn Shivers Will spot 7taksgiving Weekend leave Dee. I for Viet New. at their cabin at Salt Springs. Cut. Their wesS auxiliary of Barracks jar and Nobble Jo Sayder. 4". volerans cc Wow War 1, ANDUP Mm Track Killmin- Mrs. liurlel Wagner, Sirs. Prank Hawks, Mrs. Barry Mullins, _____ • ' 9 b di Osteen Personals elikteeadte.e*dslaUx Attending WetS the mother of the honoree, Mrs. Kacar, her sister, Kathy Es. car, Sirs. Rue PIordgres, Piaza TMs now kW *f Ponneys will be a really aw*ft deportment ster. ... the newest and meet hesutiful I, .• si IN year Pe.s.y f.,.dtn, sad eves a c.mpu.t. Ant. Center, fir 08e4tIp sheppi., convenience. via it., Gary am stophasle, colors. • Mrs. Dan Gilbert and Mrs. N. 0. Pat. or Altamonte Springs, were recent hostesses at the home 01ja,toe I Kathy and Nancy, ad ne, Mrs. Hut's sister. no large dialog table was BA of Now Hartford, N. Y.1 extended the fulilength ofthe Mr. and Sir.: Wells Null, So. spacious living room. It was vannob, Ga.; IA. Cdr. and covered with a white lines Mrs. Damon Wan am chu. S It'S merica most wanted an or inset was a group of dark Debbie, of Annapolis, Md. green candles banked with Also Dr. and Mrs. Melvin fruits and foliage In Autumn Simmons and children, Mel- ts Min Judy Kacar Guest Of Honor - 4 70, do Mo in %WWI 'a Remove and beat In sugar, . ' I 3 cups sifted confectioners that you can keep for a month sugar and then use IL Makes about MRS. SANTA'S CARAMEL CAKE •2 tsp., shortening 10 cups of mix. cup butter tsp. peppermint extract ROLLED OATS MIX Ii cup brown sugar packed : Mix until creamy. Tint as 4 cups flour :deslred with a few drops of 4 cups roiled oats, quick cook. firm 1 egg food coloring. Roll Into small lug • :balls and place on waxed pa. 3 cups Instant nonfat dry milk Vi tip. vanilla I%i cups sifw flour per. Press with fork dipped 4 cup baking powder :in confectioners — g I tsp. soda 14 cups shortening Sift dry Ingredients together 1 cup milk PARTY MIX $ tb.pe, butter or margarine until well mixed. Cut In fat , 1 cup oats (quick and uncook. 4 tape. Worcestershire sauce Ill well blended. Place In a ed) :,,. seasoned saltor % tsp. glass Jar or tin can. Keep 14 cup flaked coconut garlic powder and % tsp. tightly closed in a cool place. Beat butter and sugar to. salt Use the mix within amonth. &eth until crea my. Blend in egg and vanilla. Sift flour, cups Chet (Mix wheat corn salt and soda together. Add to . and ncs then equally) OATMEAL COOKIES creamed mixture alternateLv (Using Oats Mix) % cup asked outs Heat even to 250 degrees. 21A cups roiled oaU mix with milk. Stir In oats and coconut. Pour into greased slowly melt butter In shallow 1 tsp. cinnamon and waxed paper-lined square pan. Stir In worcestershlre 1 egg, beaten pan. flake In 350 degree oven -sauce and salt. Add Chat and tt cup water for 33 to 40 minutes.. Let outs.Mix until all pieces are 1 tsp. vanilla stand In pan 5 minutes Re. coated Heat In oven 45 ada. % cup sugar move from pan, cool on wire Ut... Stir every 15 minutes. '4 cup raisins Spread on abeorbect paper to Combine all ingredients and rack. FROSTING stir Just enough to moisten cool. ½ cup butter , 24 cups sifted confectioners sugar d vanilla 2 tbsps. evaporated milk ' DeBary Personals wetlas HOLIDAY MINTS egg white • ' t squares. Wrap each piece in Makes 4 dozen, waxed paper. 51 a k e 64 Here Is a roiled oats mix phics • . fi ST : -a" - ALWAY qts. gtngesale It Personals DECORATED CHRISTMAS COOKIES dry Ingredient,. Drop the dough by teaspooniful on a homemakers getting ready for Slice cooldu as directed on greased baking sheet. Bake at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 Min. at aking day? And also Ice bake Makes 24 cookies. Place party time, toot Mrs. Merger. gbesL Dec. .r ci Leonard, Home Ecodomist orate with NOEL, CHEWS decoration. with Florida Power and Light Bake In oven for the given I cup butler 2 cups flrmly packed brown COMPADY, taught my 4-H ti me sod given temperaturesugar group a lesson In nutrition and for 1 cup light corn syrup , , delicacy she gave the girls a menu for your party. ½ tsp. salt a party. Thought you might I tsp. vinegar STUFFED DATES like It for ateen.agers party. 3 pkgs. pitted dates (lb lb. ' cup peanut butter 1½ cups quick oats uncooked each) Hers they are. up chopped walnuts cup confectioners sugar HOLIDAY PUNCH I top. vanilla 2 qts. peppermint Ice cream t cup margarine Melt butter in large sauce. I qt. milk pinch salt pan. Add brown sugar, syrup, 24 tsp. peppermint extract ½ Up. grated orange rind :red food coloring ½ cup finely chopped walnuts salt and vinegar. Cook over 2 Cut slits In dates but not high heat to firm ball stage Blend 3 pints 01 softened Ice all the way through. Cream (246 degrees) or until small cream and milk In punch bowl, sugar with the margarine and amount of syrup dropped into '* .Add peppermint extract and a salt. Add orange rind and cold water forms firm ball. :'few drops of coloring. Grad. chopped walnuts. Open dates Remove from best. Stir In re. ually add ginserale and stir In and stutf generously using 2 maining Ingredients. Pour into gently. Cut In remaining ice whole dates to make one. Roll greased I-Inch square pan. cream to float In small pieces. In sugar and lot stand 4 hours. Chill several bours; cut Into • ê ur • . Pas Council Has Installation, Christmas Party :' I — PLAZA SNPORD fi PLAZA $AIOID MIMA ' LAYAWAY NOW Pot MARM _ WOOL CHRISTMAS ALL NOW $3591 a complete department store! 111" "as "" 011111101011.8 rLM DIAL CHRISTMAS 011011 M "a "My Neat A WiN* Cort"ut • 69 • Gold Label ..-- -. I Imported Party FsPoPds ...- A :110 IN![;Wei AO n — PIN — - .. - �---- ----. -----. ----. -.---- - a -- , — mt County Extension Homemakers Council Has Installatton, ChrLstmas Party - 60 Ifl EOmSIkSII I IITO&aIn ocisnilner. On side. "B.X.T )Iomsmsbers." Flags around the ship deck. Gold set on "It Is always the duty of the "So It is with the Rouemak. roughest waters, and with our their husbands 5ftgsAkg of the ship were the words, of every nation was placed 1,,54sng with blue and "We have Juat visited seven commander to see that the an council. We, the crew, do commander we will keep the the aunuil Cbrlatmaa party gold candles were placed In ktslgn countries and we made crew Is wefl trained and ad. our duty by receiving Inatruc. smartest ship on the bluest and Installation sairvies of obe front of each outgoing oenc.r. vised and Informed of Its du- Hans taught by our command. and calmest waters of the trip 5e'njn'4 County Edseslon Mrs. Baseman 31t the first lean liner. . the BIT. ti.s aboard ship at all times. en and then see that you, the world. candle after which th. other &memau. i owe by The crew must see that the passengers are trained and "Thank you again for at. H emakers ComCII pj T-rr:-"'officer, lit their's from her 1'ç .-y..'. evening tanned th. affair a Sombow County ship Is always on course and Inform ed so a, to be future tending our winner and Install. candle inStalled the ... •.. torai $srvlu and complete and ssijoyahiC SOC Is corn. operating smoothly. It also crew leaders of tomorrow's aflonservk. and wehopes . officeri. macdesned by Miss Wilson. must i.e that every passenger Homemaker., will not be your last visit with Outiows offleen were Mrs. 7% •, ..• •..• -.. ........ ed were Hawaiian freit orange cup by the Lake Moeros club; Swedish most balls, Longwood club; Osman poutia s.' G eneva; French green beans, .ei ., -.......... •. i . . 0. H. Gray, delegate. New officers are . . . .' ngs; Lake Mary; Italian garlic bread Spri D utch apple pie SO? Brazilian Cott" and English lea, Oviedo Decorattons won done by the newly tomed Lake Markham club. Special guests for tha diner were the county commission- Went; )lri president; . Johnson and Mria. Joanna DuBois, both of lAke onr0e. Ml" Myrtle Wilson (right) h county Tucker who, In tin r°I ad Melatoeb, the or, who save his address on ledions wan'suas by Mr. sod Va. Tucker. 7U installation &&his was Ruth Gallagher, Mrs. Meg., Long. wood, seerstary, am Mrs. Jo. *=a DuBois, delegate. Tressam will be appointed at the January meeting. Tables we, demated by the individual clubs according tension Homemakers Council are (from left to the country each representaround table) Mrs. Felix Meg. of Longwood, .d on the menu and dining toMr.. Ruth Gallagher of Lake Markham, Mrs. bias were set with homemade Violet Beckhorn of Elder Springs, Mrs. H. L. decorated place mats In the proamwo extension horns economics agent, DeBary Personahs Ii' Mrs. John Lome covered with blue linen and centered with a blue and, white , 4 Company. toUght My 4 Phone 3n.@32i sugar group a lesson In nutrition and Ran Is another delicacy for 1 cup light core syrup &be gave the slrls a menu for your Vi tap. @aIt a party. Thought you might 1 15P• vinegar STUFFED DATES cup peanut butter like It for ateeu.agezs party. 3 pkgs. pitted dates (½ lb. 14 cups quick oats uncooked each) - Here they are. chopped walnuts HOLIDAY PUNCH % cup confectioners; sugar I tap. vanilla 2 ti Peppermint Ice cream cup margarine Hit bu tter in large sauce. Pan. Add brown sugar. syrup $i tap. grated orange rind extract d food colorizis cup finely chopped walnuts salt and vinegar. Cook over hIgh heat to firm ball stage qts. gIeral. cut mitts In dates I—I U - - "as dfamesd "Iftelto In tko s' -. Mr. and Mrs. Bay MacDon. Craft& Club, Is allU a pollact • Blend 3 *is of softened fee all the way through. Cream (246 dogrees) o. until small cream and milk In punch bow-1. sugar with the warg,stwe ane aiount of syrup dropped Into Add Peppermint extract and a salt. Add orange rind and cold water forms firm ball. 3ew drops of coloring. Grad. chopped walnuts. Open dates Remove from hest. Stir In reuaUY add tinterale and stir In and stuff generously using 2 malnI09 ingredients. Pour Into gently. Cut In remaining Ice whole dates to make on*. Roll Vested &Lach Square pan. Chill several hours; cut into cream to float In email nieces in sugar and lit sta nd 4 ____ 5.44s and r.en".. dismand massimesil: doe, In 11dfd ide. .1* HOLIDAY MIN'lI 2 tape.shortening ii;. Johnson thanked the oug of Hibiscus Drive re. at Seminole Memorial 1lospl Homemakers for again elect. emIly entertained Her. and tal, In g her to the presidency. 1 riJ#IueaJ Mrs. Harry Lin, missionaries am confident that with help Capt. and Mrs. Alien Mat from China. Rev. Lin spoke Mrs. Julia Finn of and cooperation of you Home. f.tt Jr. have returned to th. to the young people ©f the n _i, maker. we can make 1966 the States sttez spendiag three Methodist Youth Y.Uowahlp ijtOl2X, WW u coming UOWU most wonderful and successful and ooe.hall years I* aer this past weak at the Deliary to winter to 1)sRery for about year of all, Our goals are all six ww many, with the Armed Forces. Community Methodist Ch They spent his leave with his shortly and will be able to Z. Armstrong Us "a parent. Mr. and Mrs. (1. A. Unin with h* spend — r gtj nIs, .a Mi.flett A -' , Robert "a "1. Avenue Mayapac Tails, N. V., spend. , before dipartiag for • f11i.i Fort Gordon, Ga,, far his nest log the winter with her once lion and children, of Sunrise ussWwi agala. Boulevard. Mrs. Finn will re• assignment. side In her ow apartment Mr. and Mrs. Join Wurti Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scud. II have returned from Clear. der of Lilac Drive, celebrated OIIIIN. water where they attended the her birthday Wednesday With Mr. and Mrs. Charles You. 14th reunion of Pearl Harbor dinner Oo. man of DeBary Drive visited Survivors at the annual Coe. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Papa at ventlon how thk year at the Mr. and Mrs. James . their In dock ofSunrlasoa for thehome JackTarflotelD..44. Thanksgiving'w: visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wurta entertained Mr. and Mrs. Later they visited Mr. and recently was their son, Fri. Dallas Dailey of Lumbertion, Mrs. Frank Argo. In I)esr. $amueiPatdWfl50*bOteN.C., for the w.ekCnd. Mr. fp PSC.lbh. sta tioned attort Jackson, S. Dufleywuaclas.mat.ofMr. AD I424 Haddock at North Carolina When you us First Fader. ; c 11 State wulVIrsD. 15 p*vaflf$ Accounts, ANY Friends will be interested smountmaybeadd,datANy learn that Jean ad Bob Chester Eldridge, past preit., tim...Adr. ____ pit" a breathtelf" W11wes in 24K PIL $119 :1n confectioners sugar. tine ban& Owe is d1sawads kiwesa tkiS• 5&Ch$7s.IS , Ion and g UU " " ' . £ w tax pu d110111111011110 Is bu& each SIN ' Il/TI N I - Wright daughters . 1.4. bliarp's home, IXI Crystal Vlow, Loch Arbor. (a two moaths. They plan About horn Ssvann to alive PRE-CHRISTMAS InsiyUa4.utaiI4ps1g iIi d "-". • Gladys Sayer,house mothir Miss Judy Kacar Guest Of Honor At Shower Mew ana wkits 24K pold ambl" is this stak"knood ran t4s: saw we wo •". •'-' .g 0'7 • 1' P1's fiery diamonds 'heel. uic sii ma's rho an •.. ?wd,eâ1rd.leen.ds.. ZnJoying the delicious dla- vid, 6W daughter, Debbie, of visillas with the bow Moultrie, Go.; Mrs. Helm Alça1, aii fri AWusLdestulp by 4 dionoods is UK gins. __ alo ft I WASPS Welcome C A. S. . 5 • DI V ' 14 admit" bleak is • L Slam" we" ft UL ban" Monsoon, On 0 L+ A, 4111111 at uw WIT" al Aircraft lappect Ponowel all Sanford (WASPS) gathered #A the Trophy lAmp __ an Now. 0 he the soontigir business ses".Sostsew IN As mat wen Mrs. Jeft It's Ameri IIIWS. . - OPEN YOUR PENNEY CHARGE ACCOUNT NO slip of Penney s.ødfI$I owl your charge account application. We'll do lb. Nell Then, when this brand now Penney's opens, you'll have your Take a few. mirnifes now . . . 'S vvuiiwa 40fty-tw now deparfmonfs of your beautiful now Sanford Flags Penney s, as w.fl as all other Penney storesi ,. -..i" —# . -.--- -.- - too __ ____ . L. • 4 Wd gam, __ - O&UMd moose an fto ANN" ' - ' 'us. ' SIN ' YELLOW TAIL ' propo 6 SEMINOLE ' ___ lam" ew~~l .. ' . $4.MODERNYOU. .youa:Th1iv.,. - -- 4, \ -- . 11L. L GENEVA AVE- . 1L.. 27Th ST ' . • . JAPAW .,•. c _____________ A New -. ____• JL Kl*nd o 'f Gold Ubal ALL WOOL CHRISTMAS I. $4171 Lb. SNAPPER SKIFS MF . . Jimmy -= of Mr, 4 Mrs. Elmer Shivers will IDee. S for VIse Ham. parents, Mr. and Kra. T. C. aw Hospital at Lake City. One Merge of WLftcooche. Ga. hundred copies of the ChM. Mrs. Martin spent the holiday mas Story won purchased so WM bw V%ndanothar, Mrs. be "at wft the Sifts. Once Adams,ead uncle, Fred The next mastizal will be lose, oil Now Assynis, Reach. Dec. II. 01110M Sw as com. Ins year Will be Installoid at may. and Mrs. Jost Mug That time. P _________ s • me" mop ed at 1rt Sill. am Som*dIsmsed"give"In UK 1141 ft& $Ban ...-•. . ..•_________ di home to visit their am Dutch, named t b a baby Cynthia and his wife, who are station spout Thanksgiving with his lected to be sent to the Voter. ft goldo a SANPOID SHOP , 'm e ISS wIth Jb Mrs Shirt. Taylerafaraw FINS FURNITURE • LAWN AND •AIDIN • AUTO CSNTIR venlonce of easy. no-cash shopping in all the wonderful 4611. Veterans al Wadd War 1, James Martin and bb sow met novatly. Gift were colo a@ ,, • M theI,ClbtA*t8&lt Springs. Their guests were Beck yCut' The auxiliary of Barracks ter aW Nobble Jo Snyder. A* Muslim am Mrs. U" • FLOOR I9Ui, • PAINT AND HARD WARN ' s. Peters from jnnbersof the famU!y Mr. and Mr.. J. J. liddltt spent 71tooksgivLag weekend —lU' A. bilimed pW ad dig. CLTbtgadmiesehamed. IL UK heart pmdm "a dkosed in ase Bad k 141L am gas" bag Sells dog, ssimed sell- IF.Tkm .eads e ;sISIAS 9 Former Memba At Luncheon ----• Penney Charge card and be prepared to en joy the cm. Ry Mrs. Clarence Isyder are the parcels of a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shivers born Nov. at Seminole Me. left. Friday morning for Okla. mirisi Hospital. They have ISM II " • TV's, STIRIOS, RADIOS • FAMOUS SPOTIN* OODS Osteen Personals sm imftfor Muriel Wagner, Mrs. Frank IIVVi • di-me also AND Hawks Mn. Harry Mullins, Mrs. Ash., D.wlnsky. flW4'')l: ji,j 1WJ' iJ l'L111 kItAII . __ at5$ees dteaeads cer, Va. lug Nords"o, I eth r relatives and derman of Geneva and Miss pere another sister helm Larue Alderman of rre - Init"top shoppl" gon"nlmo. lad bw husband, Mr. and Jacksonville. Mrs. zuesell Woodburn, ad An appropriate Sift was pm brother, sented to the honored le DUU II mints, nuts, punch, coffee, and Remove and beat In sugar, vanill a and milk until smooth and .1- sp ..ding -cansie$mey. I necessary,$4 11.41 aa ...,e mote milk. Frost cooled cake; dec. orate with walnut halves. via Jr., Gary asA Stapbaule, In keeping wIth the spirit of of Sarasota; Dr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving the menu Includ' John Heuour sad childrn. ed turkey and ham with all the Johnnie, Leslie and Sandra Mr. and trimmings, cranberry salad, Lee, of Atlanta. fruit cake and ambrosia. . 99 , In Autumn Simmons and children, Met- colors. — home end the lovely table was spread with an sssorte went of tabs and cookies, "ift ' , The Geneva borne of Mr. bag, ,sn , tw ,1 Sr5,uuiW: ..i4..t, Mrs. £.I.ue and Mrs Cadet' Hatt was Mrs CUhSI Miller of U yeasty dinner parts and fam. Alm hhasia IL ihGuests0 If0 honor were Mr. Urea and friends, H? s-id and Mrs. Stanley McM ullen of Mrs Woodle Miller and sons fruits and follage *6 recent hostesses ___ Mn Kathy and Nancy, and ice, Mrs. Hart's mister. The large dining table was BIU,ofNewHsrtford,N.Y.; An sussald-nt *ad test "now Ito Christmas theme was L n utendedthe fulilength ofthe Mr. and Mrs. Wells Nutt, So. spacious living room. It was vanuh, Ga.; IA. Cdr. And covered with a white lim Mrs. Damon Wall and chllcloth &M the cents arrange- drost, Both, Cindy, Patty and nect was a group of dark Debbie, of Annapolis, Md. green candies banked with Also Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Mrs. Dan Gilbert and Mrs. _ TIi,r A'ifh Anniversary Ii&&i F Safety Harbor who were colo- Woodle Jr. and Gordon, of Sat. ~Pratlng their 45th wedding an- sly Harbor; Mr. &W Mrs. W. nivenory. Mrs. McMullen Is So Caldwell &W daughters, 5..tses .sI d Iii 4t1 Sles U. 0. Palo of Altamonte Attending were the mother of the honoree, Mrs. Frank In scene for Delta Tau Dells YntieraltY at the horns of Mn, Pate to vnisce!laneou. bridal shower bonoriq Mtn Judy KocAr Junior bostasses were Cathy and Jeannie 011bort. ,i - . OIL SALE the holidays by bar mother. , tap.vanilla 2 tbaps. evapora ted milk Brown butlerover low heat. £ • fsverlt,s, s.d eves s csmplst. Aut. Center, for yew 2 cups siftedconfectioners — , pbew, . Dec.11andwlliuiu,.i.. Springs, tA The Cader Harts Honored 34K NOIL : and ' ' ____ sevesisibands the newest s.d mist hossilful In . - Ne511. . . I Up. soda Sift dry ingredients together 1 cup milk 1 cup oats (q uick and uncook. until well mixed. Cut In fat Iii well blended Place in a ed) glass Jar or tin can. Keep ½ cup flaked coconut tightly closed in a cool place. Beat butter and sugar to. : salt powde Use the mix within a month. gether until creamy. Blend in egg and vanilla. Sift flour, 6 cups Chas: (Mix wheat, core salt and soda together.Add to and ties chex equally) OATMEAL COOKIES creamed mixture alternately (Using Oats Mix) : cup salted nuts rU.d oats mix with milk. Stir in oats and iSa. oven iu degrees. 314 r coconut. Pour u40 greased Slowly molt butter In shallow I ten cinnamon and waxed paper.lined square cestarshire I e bea ten pan. 1 pan. Bake In 350 degree oven water 'sauce and salt. Add Clex and for 35 to 40 minutes. Lit nuts.Wz until all pieces are 1 up. vanilla stand In pan 3 minutes. He. sugar coated. fiat In oven 4$ win. P move from pan, cool on wire , Was. Stir every is minutes. % cup sorbent paper to Combine all ingredients a nd rack. Sp ' an abb-'-' FROSTING stir Just enough to moisten COO ½ cup butter . to an d.p.ms.t stir. . PARTY MIX . TntsseaMac.s ' IaR This now kled of Penney's wig be a really aow*l*ft ti tap. salt I tbop. salt 14 cups shortening 6 tbsps bu tter or margarine '4 t Worcestershire sa uce :1 tz aeasoaed salt or % tsp. all r and % tsV den , Sr., IYs cups sifted flour per. Press with fork dipped 4 cup baking powder Hadmos 24K sold Flerew _ aza tap. peppermint extract ROLLED OATS mix Mix until . Tint as 4 cups flour the calved a beautiful Pink chins roles CAKE 10 cups of mix 1.113 cup butter cup brown sugar packed desired with a SJ drop, of 4 cups rolled oats, quick cook. 1 firm food coloring. Roll Into small Ins balls and place on waxed Pa. 3 cups instant nonfat dry milk Vi tap. vanilla b an or Hers Is a rolled oats mix pieces. 3 cups sLftod conifectloners that you can keep for a month sugar and then use #L Makes about MRS. SANTA'S CARAMEL nrvice, Mrs. Johnson PilSt od Miss Myrtle Wilson, County Extension Home Economics agent, a rMcerrt. from t squares. Wrap each piece In waxed paper. Ma k ci 64 Makes 4 dozen -1 egg white Christmas theme. At elm of the installation and dish arrangement of huge pink dent of the DeBary ALWAYS RRSTQUAV NOEL CHEWS et Leonard, Home Economist orate with candy decorations. with Florida Power and Light Bake in oven for the given I cup butter _H time end given temperature. 2 cups firmly packed brown SAM & SEVICI Mrs Lake Markham, "coed vice . NEW OFFICERS of the Seminole County Ezo Sr. dWives, Mrs. AW CLWUU County Agent Cecil and Mrs. TUCker. ute, auto um Charles Susn coins - .. 0I'JLQIt i Is DECORATED dry ingredients Drop the CHRISTMAS COOKIES here and can't you see all the dough by teaspoocaful on a homemakersga ready for Slice cookies as directed on greased baking sheet. Bake at package of Pillsbury .slic. and 375 degrees for 12 to 15 ruIn. • that at gday? And also Its bake cookies. Place on Un. utes. Makes U cookies. party time, tool Mrs. Margar. greased baking sheet. Dec• J01110200 L41.10 1101111M, Pr4dMrs.V ekiiorn, Eder Springs, fr5 vice pros- . . • By Mrs. I. L. J,hes,, ' crew or* members of the is made comfortable during 1171jerefore, &a you can see, us. Our stateroom (club) &I Bauman, protidal; Mrs. R. county council and passengers the entire trip. Passengers, in the EXT. Homemakers ship ways have a welcom mat at To Hunt, fint It* president members the eight turn, are at Oese and ready will always be the smoothest the doors," Mrs. JoMon saw an makfas up at Alm. H. L. John"s, socow clubs Me counCil. Ito cooperate with the crew. astuns ship, oven an 00 to conclusion. vim president; Mrs. Felix Mop, secretary; Mrs. Edwin Kenmety, xe.r.r , nd Mrs. .t• • •1 'i/. Page — • ., ... The party was In tthe cc = International Affairs dlisw with the am comiss hous knln soudirlato am- — • A . -. Dee. 9, 1965 *# 1965 Southern aind : om . — an?sr) Ln ASH NOW _ $3595 a complete department store! u.n *G$P,I*IlI P%MA Mao poift, will he ha at W gift isohanpa will miss he on. SANPOID GMT IHON POt THU MMI,Y CASSEUSMY AdjfiA~ bet i Wi, C.rry.vt - * Impeefed Party Feeds -- •.• to I I - WFT9311 1111:1 64so . _ ---- i �4 1 ----- . --- -- Page 8— Dee. 9. 1965 Miss Lucy Willis And James Magill Miss Brenda Carroll attend' Attending the b r I 1. as tieaily to the bridal attend daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. ej her aunt as maid of honor bridesmaids were Miss Betty ants, and Jimmy Wilder was M. Willis, of Sanford, and in a floor length gown fashion. Turner and Mrs. Shirley Coch. ring hearer. James 0. Magill, son of Mr. ed with an American beauty ran. Their gowns, headpiece. • Mrs. Willis chose for her sod Mrs. Paul A. Magiu, of velvet bodice and pink parfait and bouquet., were identical daug hter's wedding a 'Ut' Altoona, Pa., were united in slim crepe skirt. Her circular those of the maid qu.v sk,, linen holy matrimony Nov. 26 at nose veil of parfait pink thus. Jerry Wade served with ng accessorie s. p.m. at PJ.necrest Assembly of ion was attached to an open groom as best man and ushers The mother of 'oom a; God. crownofAmericanbeautyvel. were Don Kolbay and Larry attired In send outfit corn. H. M. Wilder was the vet. She carried a cascade of Atalp. officiating clergyman at the white and muIU.hued pink cat' Petite Kathy Arbogast was ,-.mesi cessories. Both mothers wore impressive candlolight, double nationis. the flower girl, gowned IdeaPhIL carnation COt5*U. ring ceremony. immediately following the . . e couple exchanged tiwir '--ri wedding the Social Hall of the "we under an arched arbor church was the situ for the entwined with greenery ad reception. .'. . '. -.. . the al• ca rn ations before whit, The tables, covered In pick tar accentedl with a profusion &M overlaid with white lace, of potted palms, standing wen centered with low orbranched candelabra and pedrangementa of mums, glads 1 • eatai basket.. of white glads arid carnations, accented with ../• and mum'. silver candelabra on each 1 L. White candles embedded side. Punch was poured from I' ferns centered each window ' a handsome crystal bowl SUt . -' and white satin bows identified rounded by fern and mums '(, •. ' th e pe ws '!' with the tradItIonal three UerBonnie Fugate played the By Mrs X. L. JOk*MS bowl of rose asters. One end The home of Mr.. Lee Burk held the punch bowl arid the Monroe was the recent o th er end a white sheet cake. .7 scene of a bridal shower for Amusing bridal games were s bride.elect Sandra Burk. The enjoyed during the gay even• home, opened ensuite for the big with a prize going to Mrs. occ as ion . was decorated H. L. Johnson, who in turn through ut Wiui vases i. gave it to the brld.slect. flowers. " Alter the honoree opened The table er many lovely and useful a W ,, ifl ,C * Pink , lin gift.. the hostess served punch, and was h a arge cake, outs and mints to the Mines. Nellie Mobley, J. H. . .. • ,. . • . • - . . ?' . '. . ". . . . • in ,. ' . ,- W We-wedding recital and spProll priate nuptial h as and ac com ponied soloist, Jerry u cause" and ga te, I . . . ,. - Carroll. The bell-shaW skirt and fitted bodice were embellJshW with Alencon lace MOtIIi arid seed pearls. The tap *red sleeves formed Call& points at her wrists with the terminating back of In a full sweeping chapel .I" . suit with black accessories and the detachable orchid from her bridal arrangement. Following a wedding trip to points In wistern Florida, the newlyweds are at home At - . train. Her fingertip veil of ed Froach Illusion fell from a tiara of white peau do sole petals accented with seed pearl loop. She carried a whits Prayer Book centered 7 wRh a while CsWeya orchid in a mist of baby's breath showored with dainty White Satin A. Medical Of 11 AND MRS. JAMES G. MAGILI.. D shower honoring bride-elect Miss Sandra Burk, seated right. Standing from left are Mrs. Elmer Tyner, mother of the future groom, and Mrs. Al bert Burk, mother of the bride-elect, — £ weather and how to cut polo- holding the lucky numbers aettla blooms for holiday deco. The palm trees were centered Ic natural The tables were decorated McCOY Am FORCE BASE abling on diseases yield to med. your Christmas tree - use beauty In our area. In " Christmas theme. but the -Having a drink just before cal fresh red carnations with Don Middleton made the conMrs. W I I I I a m Lekem&n, or during a high altitude jet cold carries on. A new c ISe stem. In water tubes, u glatn. chairman of th e beautifIcation terpiece for th. speaker's . DECEMBER 1, isis flight could be hazardous U albeit a slim one tested on os'oua tree ornaments, committee, asked permission ble, which was overlaid wtth ther. woe sudden decompress, only four persons.-Is report9d Coto AdaLksiou nt Ion of the plane's cabin. This Suit* If you're v,..g a the British medical journal, In the palm trees on the highway The tea table was beautifti To . of Is lb "The Lancet," by four re via, Joseph Mint, Bobble For. dinner during the holiday sea t being out th e beauty of the with holiday decorations, ves"at C . searchers from Bombay, in' rest, (Thetis Lynn Grubs, 1410 son, highlight the table setting irftg. she gave a brief resume flanked by twin silver service. dR.bert.N 01 13 Bristow, Louls Scott, Virdle with a pair of mittlature of the bazaar and too held to Chins andl crystal appointusil" 10 volunteers In alti- din. They write: "We suggest M. King, Arthur Les Perry, Christmas tre" fashloced of turther'this work. ments completed the tables, tude chamber tests, It h e y W. Rowland, green boxwood and trimmed Mrs. B. Shoptaugt* spoke on presided over by Mrs. James tound that minutes of useful that man to some extent oW us Sanford; Dean with golden garnette roses &W trip ~ to the Robert Brun's Askew and Mrs. Don Mid&consciousness were reduced 38 his common cold to the con. Deltons; James G. Osburn, glistening sold-colored bau- aGardens in Leesburg mul ra- too. A per cent after the consumption gumption of common malt. Lake Mary; Joseph Kissinger, bles. long been incrimi' virus has minded the members of the Mrs. Mlnta Morrison Intro. of the alcoholic equivalent of causal agent; but Ora nge City; Eugene C. Rich' . duced Mr. and Mrs. Robert one martini Because those suited as the be just a passenger ardson, TitusvWs; SWIq To. StwW Christmas cards of the Henderson of DeBary, who minutes couldl be vital In ob- it could same height around a bowl of Camelbeffy supplementary oxygen and not the driver. Two adulto lar, Webster. h o w e d fascinating colored a treo Bowen for a say and In. slides made an their trip to the proce- and two children with recuror in oUnr Birth formal centerpiece at break. Land arid around the ,j,,, shires, they conclude U'at"this rent common cold have obtain. Mr and Mrs Tb Bris last Christmas Day. P factor alone should prohibit ed complete and sustained reInollths low. Sanford, a boy; Mr. and the us* , f alco prior to, or lief for the past 6-Id In Mts. Howard Sutton, Sindord, Here's how you can add Robert Deppen of 90 Phi. in g a Wt-free diet. by tak during ', light • . a girl. "cheer" to the punch table moats Way, Is a patient at can children a common cold m4arw this holiday assion. Circle the Winter Park Memorial HMOby adminis. Induced at will Ow by ace, lethal and dig. he Donald Owens. Ala= Din. small round or square table. tal. toring a salted dieL gte, Rada Crenshaw, Frances covered with red or gold-col. p ' Thompson, Fannie Bookman, med tablecloth, wi th variegat. Mr's. Adrian Wablbezg of . Mildred Remiss, Cleo A. Car. d holly. Place a sprig of holly Plaza Oval, has been confined ... ter, Joshua Jones, RAYM011d and a white carnation in four to her home for the past two Johnson. Cherry Carter, Eun. or five of the cups that Sur- weeks with bronchial paouDelights BPW fee Bush, Charles L. Echols round the punebbowl. maws. Jr., Jimmy Ray Durden, Wil. Club, Guests bur Tookes, Levi N. Panningtoo, Charles Clsmmer. Pris. members of the Sanford Notes — talal" _______ I11 0 C1 i 11 • couldn't be resisted — for ex- mond's double Dutch chocolate; Myrtle aradick's lemon pound cake; Ruth Cummings app,lessuft4ples and Arol Trials mouth watering calorie MASTER J. W. borough, $Ofl Of Coni. . missioner and Mrs. Ed his first birthda ' . f,, . - . " - i u?s VOUTS 1 I ' Js ApIiV Ufa pssaosaadMargsrotP.Dla' oeivm.nss&avs.usas. .' - .. 2536 PARK DR. •a ______________________ J LI Li GIVEI __d,_____,_4 spot-resistant qualities will play an Important role in fashion for late-day and evenings dur. ing the holiday season. Its queenly beauty Is In. III r . . , ;• r • •',.-.' . . . • CLOSE • I '. ' Geneva : .. . Personals 'A .. N 2' OPEN SUNDAYS I TO 8 P.M. 0 TEEN GIFTS Opes I I T9 7 Mon. Thm Set. .5hoj2 eA ty, G 14 LAYAWAYS ALWAYS INVITED PENN PI ATA HWY. 17-92 I . FERN PARK ' 41 MATHERS .9Gamode ' ' ~ a U V - Cantrece Fash on . 3pairs The gift 2 PI ECE SOFA 5 PIECE AND Bedroom Suim CHAIR , F CHRISTMAS M19111801 J101604's sold RECLINERS %l $ 269 Cushions Combinsfions. Large 5s. S 0 4 91 V., loction Colors and Styles. O'Mlxod As You Like With Ral or Widto Grapetrule BEGIN AND Hollieanna Special .. - . $ . :,., . •,.. - .•, ' ' -. 71 oc 38 ROOK it — CASE SUMP LOUNGES LVXVIRT Foam Rubber f GLASS DOORS 95 Revertible 9 w' Mattress, FROM • SLIDING Cushions, lildden Innersprin g :tz • - Or Recliner - Rocker PRICES S d_ fersweet, Coffee Been, Groy M101 GIVE MOM ON DAD SECTIONAL Orange Blossom Haney Ti Glamour Accessories To CrnptY olee Bed 4 MWI RoversIble GIFT FRUIT fanes to compliment her entire wardrob,l Exactingly proportioned in short aver. ag. and IOng I@ngfhs for perfecf fiti ALL PIECES -$229 CHOICE NAVEL AND HAMLIN 0RANG99 ' perfectly, then's no looseness, no sag. spring Maffross. Seat. Rovers Ible Cushions 11"HE PERFECT AN8%'ER FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY MEANS EVERYTHING Rubber she'd choose herself I Glamour. gimg overl Me"o-finishod fashion Box Springs and Inner. Nylon F"m Rubber 10 Chest, Bookcase . 2085 new nylon that follows sq contours so Double Dresser and M IN NYLON . Ball'. Is 0 HAIR CUT .. PAINTID - i Penneys new i I)owitow* haloed %71WAfIdA , TABLE ORNAMENTS 0 PARIS PERFUMES 0 LEATHER GOODS FLORAL DWN MR. AND MRS. HUBERT BOSWELL of Chu. luota. celebrated their 45th wedding annivem ary and also his birthday on Nov. 17, 1965. They were married at the St. Matthews Epi. scopal Church, Seat Pleasant, Md., and have one daulchter, Mrs. Robert Lane and two grand. daughters of Daytona Beach. ... 0 FROM : ... •.. a • . • JEWELRY SALADS j .._. - . ... .. . I .•. • CLOCKS MEN 'S WEAR pj j .. ... '..' . , , . • : . '. — a- tiNi, All II. uiffi, • IMPORTED GIFTS I m '- . O;J T ., 5nd ft X= •V, •. • OUR ENTIRE STOCK add to your discomfort If Mrs. Davy Hlnojosa Is a your rves are jumpy, patient at the Ft. Bragg, N. C., hospital for tests. Mr. and Take the weight off your Mrs. Hinojosa and their dough. toot and letv after a busy ter. who plan to make their day. Sit for a few minutes permanent home In Geneva, with your feet up, either an are temporarily making their a stool or table parallel to home with her brother-in-law Your chair. This also In good and sister. Mr. and Mrs Tom. to relieve ankles swollen MY McClain. Mr. Illn;~Sa re. from water In the system. cently retired from the Armyo 0 IIflJ#1IP9 . W. IDEAL FORI Ay. ' . - ft~ervft Mon& OW suftel , / LN .i. 111 Maj.slIa • — "— the number. Too many can g ensif1ed (left) by a Jewel-encrusted satin bo. I Most women have dry skin around their eyes. Avoid dry, papery eyelids by gently smoothing a moistener or lo. tion a ro und the eyes before applying mak e-up. Use an eye cream when retiring at night. HANOSO r"dwMUIY UIiud NORRIS CASUALSaw 210 1. W k. . , • oft - C06 - Bomb ,I, •. . ., By Mrs. Joe. X. Maihievi Geneva residents who are Some women Insist on patients at Seminole Memorial wearlng every bracelet they Hospital this week are Charles own. A moment's thought W Kettering, who Is In for about their clanking, jang. ts MEddie llng costume Jew*lry may Schlusemeyer, who is under. encourage some to cut down oing tests. . 1 Flemings Miami 159 IDEAL LAMPS FOR CHRISTMAS:. TABLE FLOOR OR TREE in $1695 MMY CNUMUS JWK CAM WITH ORIENTAL MOTIF A I Tom . AT THI MANY LOVELY GM — AT PORAP*ITMB4T CALL 3224913 j1 Betty Anne's - - 2201 LPshAv.. . 'p,as. Delivery 0 51 HuAel -ft. *1 P0 1111-08 _____ Nausea, p. —_ .- a he" HWNW $100 $3995 'Holihanna Groves A at a Sa& 11116 10 V ,v.." MIXER BY GL ".76 "W11110 Opa'_ 'Y bdi&AI a. Full Bushel Afts=ft • — Pr.p.Jd • sumteed I Julie 0084 Nkomo ad um On L Forkida" us Ws" Jam am mswrot • .' .. ! & LLY GOOD ..AI " , We're omw " . rs.. : Fashio ns I ._._ '. anti Mrs. Oliver Hahn, Air. meaning of the ceremony to days. the candidate. Mrs. Morrison Neighbors of the Trowbrid. and Harold Morton, Braden. was presented With a white ges, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ilayter ton, and Mrs. Alice McDade who makes her home with the Bible Frances Drive, decid ed 'The Chapter Is enjoying the would be just sight to hae Jack Haters new loud speakers installed by a few neighbors in for a cov• Ilse }'l t F d I' the Mason$. ered dish Thanksgiving din. safe Savings Accounts. A fine Meeting night being the ner, so joining In the festivi. InvestmentI-Adv. 6 1404611 0 N1111drea Of cow AppISpII.t. isAwosillt, hked i A LIN010 CHRMlill" OW I ltsell0esk '1 ' Ahoyl This isle evening calls for glamourous looks and ear fonnal colleclilon is unashing fhls year long and short formals In floofifto chiffom. sofins, rich faffellas and 1wocedes. i ," A ,. MAN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ackerman 120 Oak Street Sanlando Estates, celeri / Bea' u brated his tenth birth. L ty F B I T u c k those pretreated day, Nov. 20 with a washcloths in the car clove family dinner. Robert compartment, desk or purse, is a student at Bear for quickie plck.ups away Lake Elementary School. from home ' . . , • 95 : . . • dice and graceful satfn-lined stole In this design by Rappi. The art of baring one shoulder 18 achieved at its devastating beat In the der gown (right) by Will Steinman In deep shades of velvet that radiate a flattering 910W over the complexion. $300 TO 1 , ,. of ., 2 • st ft- ROSES ' AND for'the Charity Ube isniiv Was riding iliitu. low at his Geneva home. AW to "PeAlL at V.6 marsarots 41118104 ad . 17 as rdm trip. Mayne USUM wa& Were it. 0. wings." .1 ,, SHORT WuleN I persons. A ' LONG AWte toddy IS a warming fruit cause for breakfast an a or ' rolled-collar satin blouse can be topped. The modern, easycare bou. Ieard velvet- keep pace with the times There Li a heaping doSe at practicality hidden in their deceptive beauty. .f' ' ' SHIRTS CWft dell, Deltoce; Robert Terrell, Mt. Dora; Suds Crottons Dan Frader, Tituavius. cup of dark brown sugar and lemon, Ud* diced. Bring to full roillas boll. tbn Sim. mer 5 minutes Serve warm to . 5;. ,, cills Kennedy, Sanford; Moody E. Roberts, Casselborry; Xon. neth Trutachell, Margaret Us. cup. Lyft Wlp- : •,• ,. . ' iii GIFT STORE Scenic Cruise k GIF1' TO •.\ - I . .. BOULEVARD VELVET with Its crush-and • erson ...4 J , .__....._.. SLUM r 'S. . . NORRIS IJI'I'&AAt ' Business and Professional Women's Club turned sailors recently and boarded the 11sunrlse Tomorrow" with Captain Gordon Brisson at the holm. The weather cooperated beautifully and under cloudy skies with only seven drops of rain (individually counted by the crew) the Sunrise Tomonow, a as-foot cabin crulsor, gilded north. Anchoring In a wide bend In the 91, Johns later in the atkr000n, the enchanted crew enjoyed the numerous salads, fried chicken, meat loaves baked beans. sandwiches, pie &W numerous cake& that EASY Shop Your . il a . bert S. Bilihinier, her meeting. The Christmas party will be The Garden Club 0/ DeBary Has stmas Tea, Prog Decor uI'Le1s raaJam es Si Add a decorator's touch 10 conservation and the Hospital News ' . sonals Mrs. W. L Roche, president; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Mrs. Eva Williams, vice presRubow, see Earle have returned to their ident; Mrs. May rotary, and Mrs. Henry Jame. home In Ann Arbor, Mich., aft son, treasurer. These officers er spending two weeks with wilt be installed at the Decem her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- r OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 1•' n u Per elected for the coming year: held at the home of Mrs. Margaret Greene, thle date to be announced. At thin meeting a R.R. 1, Box 275 B, Tarpon • drawing will be held for secret Springs. pam. pals and this year's secret Among the out of town wedpals will be revealed. nd ding guests we s By Mr . John lii scenic boat (rip to Winter Attending were Mrs. Bm Mrs. Paul Magill. : : Beckham, Mrs. Eva Williams, d The DeBary Garden Club Park and a luncheon In Februsherry Wiggins and Mr. an Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. MaI7 '" Mrs Charles Dobbins, all held a meeting and Christmas Jame, Mrs. Emily Jame' from Pennsylvania; Mr. Sad Tea, Dec. 3. at Vw Community Margaret White won the mom, Mrs. Elizabeth Hannum, Mrs. Leonard Clark, Dade Center. The presideat'Mrs. P. Christmas drawing. tree skirt at the Mrs. Beaula Thornton, Mrs. City; Mr. and Mrs. Thurman McneSo, presided, welcomed Mrs. Herman Babon Intro- D. C. Howard, Mrs. CISMUCS Willis and family, Orlando; Snyder, Mrs. Brodie Williams, Rev. and Mrs. Ernest 1101- the members and guests and duced two new members and Mrs. Virginia Andersco, Mrs. brook, Tarpon Springs; Mr. led In the salute to the flag. six guests preant.. Henrietta Raines and Mrs. and Mrs. Darrell Prentles and Mrs. James V. Richard gave The stage In the auditorium Use Myers. family. Jacksonville. and Mr. a brief talk on horticulture was decorated with Small Samuel Smith and telling the best method f pro* palm trm with tiny bells and Ii Christmas motifs that were is. • family, Ocala . totting plants during the cold ter given to the members t1' — • MRS. LEE BURK, seated left, was hostess re. cently at her Lake Monroe home to a bridal the bride wore a green wool . . '- ._......... nellf FIM QUALITY ______ s The following officers werf , with a similar arrangement. A gold table held the brid e'it book and a single long Ste M. med rosebud. For her going away outfit r'.°ray:r." MR. ' .. ad wedding cake enhanced Given In marriage by her father the bride was radiant in a formal gown of bridal white peau de sole designed by her sister, Annie Ruth streamers. Her only Jewelry was a single strand of pearl., a gift from the groom, . - _________ TILLs Tmndel, Hazel Gardner, Diane Bumgardner, Al" Burk, ElSUGGESTIONS mer Tyner Jr, H L. Johnson ,j arid the Misses Pat Muse, Sandra Poole. Pam Poole and LiaSWEATERS Frills $11.90 For New Year do Traerl. Miss Burk will become the KOUM I" By Mrs. larence Snyder bride of Larry Tyner cc Dec. The Past Noble Gr d Club IS at the home of her parents, JIWU.RY PSM *1 00 " met recently at the Odd PcI. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burk, an '\ lows Hall with Mrs. Eva Orange Boulevard, Lake Moo. EVENING Beckham as hostess MGI Prons $300 Mrs. Eva Williams opened ____________ ' the meeting with devotions in ersonals Be C • . . . ule Party tZ - El' . . hapter Announces • ' Past Noble Grands 'I .. O.E.S. ,lth g,ofguh vis i tors au !?r!, bets attended a recent meet. ne he was Invi ted to the not to exceed $1 each. Velvet has no rival for eleg. velvets are spot. and crush. when (fry Ins of Seminole Chapter No. Chapter Room while the m Hostesses for the evening once. The moment You slip resistant. A new finish even Because of these new built. hers sang ,Happy Birthday" Into You ve lve Is tat one I me it fldid h t rietta Raines and Virginia An. ave of the rain th no e Nicholson, Worthy Matron, e %orth Matron n' dc'rsori, past matrons, who Its drawbacks, it showed spots. . long. flounced that the Chapter WIlL served delicious refreshments every spot and shined up If they seem to need perk. For formal occasions It is A petition for affiliation was • party after e meeting. vheneyer you sat down. log up, th eir original fresh, pure enchantment In the single received and referred to an Now those disadvantages ness can be restored by a bare.shoulder silhouette, inveMigaUng committee. are gone and you can wear half.bour session over a tunic with a satin underskirt The degrees of the Order ar this luxurious fabric with out steaming tub. To raise the and gowns wrapped in satin' k P were conferred on Mrs. Fran. . a care. The new boulevard nap, brush upward lightly lined coats or fluid stoles, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trow. ties with the Trowbridges and ces B. Morrison. The Worthy . _______ Patron, J. E. Blackman gave bridge of liii Balmy Beach their three youngsters were Short velvet disco dresses '-5 r'.'' the commentary in (he sb Drive were hosts to her par. the Geor e ha" ' are romantic and full of g , cr5 a d •1 dance-appeal. And for the since of a soloist and Irving ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Iron. 4 Youngsters, Air. and Mrs. Sam cocktail hour the velvet Cha. Pryor, Associate Patron, gave monger from St. Petersburg Robinson, Leesburg; Mr. '4 . . . the lecture explaining the over the Thanksgiving boll. nei.type suit teamed with a ;. At Lovely Bridal Shower Miss Lucy Elizabeth Willis, "!'!° Velvet Steals Yule Scene Miss Sandra Burk Honored United In Impressive Church Rites ' ----.--- - Ui L Is 1. Ii ST. 0 Smkw I_u__u_I I N C DAYRWIDNUSDAYOF SANFORD PtAY NIGHTS UNTiL CHRISTMAS OPIN AU. AND Slim and dainty sIfflulefod WASP ... r*my theliffle VCh of hs Far East I n Ifs slik. screened Oriental design. I 41/a " long, 3 deep Buy ON LOW EASY TERMS c*uv & savici . bittern comportments, lift earring tray. PH. 222.0W .' -- �_______________________________________________________________ _______________________________ . -: - . I . kier, Lounty uria i Wo1verinesShocked earn Top All- Gray GINCES 5IUE By GaTh1th Wichita _ By O BOARDG HOUSE. VOU 19E 6LIM .14 A% 6TO..O N Lw __ sent" Ream page 10 Dec. 9. 1965 of Dec. 9, 1965 .______._•:.•. •._ .•_ ._ _________________The _ Sanford _ H(s__i tts •• 4.) is .. •• _________________ . . f6otball T coach a Y-! Y ear Of -. ;': • i .. ... the leading pus ceiver and r outstanding blacker and defensive end, ,ecounty's Un.man of Ui. • 0 1st race-Ryan's Express, 'i 2nd race-OX.Is Adjusted, Irafto, Patsy's Sol. Time - . 1 I L_ year), Seminole Coach Buck Metts (coach of the year). and Oviedo halfback Billy Mikler (back of . Jackets. on one knee In front- (left to right) Seminole end Mike Gray (lineman of the cr9ow,surde sin Dawsey award ad jm lxku at, Oviedo and CI Lyman con. . Zymia . end z4ft xfl1 .1 Croomu Selec 13 the ear). The rest of the first team, standing be. hin are t (left to right): Lyman halfback Larry ' Baker, Seminole guard Steve Harris, Seminole 1410 d ^ For Second Tea . ' ', ., , High School l .. :,'.•l • Flutter, 11111, Greene, Lambert . and TuIp bead $ junior'dorni' ma ted second team. ______________________ Tbe heaviest member of the I first turn is Oviedo tackle • , -. - , - • • ' ':: . . - --\ - i . , - , ' 8; ;'1 çi ! . I . . . , . 0. s ly. Andy weighs in at U5 pounds. Fullback Messer Is -. . " - . - mber of the second team, '. me lUll JAY STOKES VERNELL ELLZY Croorm End , Matt& selection of coach of the Year came in a close det- Ep' 1v I •d i,'. y' Oviedo G-iard . . .Oviedo Guard Ernest N3, Grooms 0 Jim Downy, 0,1.4. . - v' ____.. ~V - ' - - )j , .1 • . . . - - - _wi.•..... -. j1 6.1 185 Jr. 18 64 225 Sr. 5-10 160 Jr. 54 185 Be. 17 is 17 L11 20a Sr. • . I -I 510 175 Sr. 17 108 6-1 200 17 16 Jr. Jr. L9 Eddie 11111, Croonii Ran Gr"no. Lymen QB James Gunn, Crooms Hill Terry Echols, Seminole US Paul Lambert, Lyman 5.7 160 Sr. Jr. 173 Jr 165 if Jr. BACK OP YEAR LINEMAN OF YEAR -Mike Gray, Seminole COACH OF YEAR Buck Mett Seminole -,- - . ________________________________ -. . •- . iu yard.. Brinson has quick Metro Cesfsrence. The alabalsa'. CI $ 10 tosses for iii toeS Juni., field general was was a demos tram . . Seminole guard St.,. Bar. was sidelined with an injury rh was the defensive loads, early In the season, Arts had Was a POO AftW686-06% MA tiot-ro" wam. An a tam that blainked six go "k@ Over the dotfamelve soosed Is Mikler is rambler d" aid positlioc ohav$ lowl" as wou , ftkelr Was tba bad of A Whb AM $0 YSV& L Wd Crosses CoAch WOUS Bolt opponents. Harris. a U15 10&dlMhlp dUU@16 Arldl Will be 101W ObwV.9.00 via pounder, held a real knaclk at best at bard-running Lyman first In r'i with over 1,. tabs Darns as the 'most de. being at the right spot at u. $ meat welcome sight for l N h.ri..r. yards, Inchidlag IS .ondable sad sunea$ve line. rlibt time M his ltaebsekW Caleb Siooa. in 14. 1 bedess, paander rushed fir 513 pirds, $eeshdsva pea,. H. itu mu we have." Davis, an role and also played good CI. forward wall at Ovisdo. The et On ballheñ* eves $hasgb be aimed the ss.4 five *e.sbd.was hi.. 185-pound junior, WU $ 43- fsnalve ball for S.".It All the AU.County a.ke. Brinms d Biker an CI the last uae hesns. .1 an Ia. ..lf, amiSs mu for the Panther.. Blab. Uses, 11755 iiid 55C0$d Siam, 0 W"J* bd %*Mf *" Mill[""foly Iplayed MUM L W"'do tilaulln" pla • PAuL LAwcar JYnw Back - - A b was .1.. .j1swss and 1ipnnd sCI. puehl-& CI the IVIb4 lend' mvedWer.stbs swam" -,1. ; by the Hop. hutOuis. .34. varsity against JaCbIOISYUIs, but Read sad Coach Glenn Wilkes will rely SiSitlil games . '.. ___ ± lied- Aad MIk'er vu lies the Gisybeunds. "They hardly er sad the back. tksimu d 71: " W " imizara Hamm @4 Oviedo. Called the Dick CophaL 0010 1111040 6b 1* 3k.on,Ul. JunIor is at S ow Twelty of both seboals UP. on the speed of me short ON &9 5 st'dock. In w%m is teen to help saske up tbadif. expected to be we at the most foream yhke, both offamal" And Jody Took W" a* mot wM ncel" buftow owd& *06 Im 1140* 410 11111- a Mes. am sobIft1b. Do- beftg worer wi* @am deftwitre tschIlL alarnalive timobackw for do oM" sultabis for tremls* asay upito bin Haffers Take On Jacksonville In Big Till In DeLand Tonigbi Hattore best, the prod a ev Jacksonville Dolpildn toakb& ,4,. for tho jU SqU& 11or a double-bft4w boaketboll Hsttwe will pit a CAMthe Dd,and GMA ArmM. Tba stetsom. YOUM. inexperienced oqu&4 . HAM TWR . • .OvI' sik Flying Tack. 11tun"a's A", Waz Jim. Time U.N. 34th race 4 - Alta Murphy, Nots, Par Buster. Goldes S . •• ., .%. __. - - pRIscIIJ.vs pp 'J/]f.,fl W1bs'. -Mo a,_ That flZursel Hickory Is what My dad usse. - • • TIZZY Proyidene is rmit perp Bi Kate Oaaun Whipped lion a-79, North C rollan walloped Rich P mond 18 27-76,sump Xavier blasted Canisius 94.73, and St. Louis BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) belted Pepperdine 1OI•71. .i'V_I._vh' r.5I1' ' t', ..._ Fullback Steve Bowman of 1ST 171) the sidelinn. 'Do Gator Forwards will be Its Abram. on, Bill Wheaton, Bill Hit. defense and Owens is gow, il~ ram-1-11 Get Tbars. La- working an ddeas& l"' OPIN $UNBAY MIL0D roster to is I Tins Bruce McKlbbln will prob. 9"%A pg. 1UNK 3n.,SSS Button, Under Daagsr. Time only start at center. John. -' today for violating' Atlantic cos" c4dersaft I" Unit- $ severe reprimand fag f,o1,ifl and basketball i I xlgul caller 0 to" of Wk hL TAL 1* va Ow Is Why don tw. each get one end at th. end of thiyur all Who Comes UP with the best plot?" SCHOOLING RACES TONIGHTI 7 PeMe Thisland ACRM I Wed ITlb.tan monks *IVlI1at8sswUh UlistiS I I - I 4musk) -rn • PIflADMIUPON NlPN TURACE CLUB 1 NEW ACM OF SAbuIi otr IAiàiTTI1&tr CM11811 Nliitkss wI1t!UIclik 20 H XIII . 30 th 40 of 110" orrieft 111109 ban WAPOP" lab"" 6480 = 00 - It"11 1 1 1 ' 1 S`111111111" OPM Dec. 17- I A. M.. 5:11 - "icholarships, to 140 per us- alo a rum I&ANFORD WK OWN TOP TA1,11111C "AMPS domia year. MG ii 11 30 -I- __ 46 41 6as fo UM To" NLL 1 608BY 060 101011111 r r_r_ S NNEL CLUB ci As MAkV PM ace FARRE' AJW4W PAC"UZ 9MRS i_ii S4 hu" S OPEN DAØ.T myra nymmyv 5. I'LL: I .oeoo' SOON iiB1Ciiii1niiU_arms 100 BRANDS EVERY DAY I . PAYSD PUKING ji--- - SPEC IALS ON i ,unpscisim,J • 7 4 aas • TOP DOGS IN ACTION WWWO That Isvi_ -- ALL NEW FACILMIS "S WA6 Poem 0 it Ali 18411114 A No WWI 27 I V I UPP""''' 0 PUND U=0 pAr= • a. 1bL D. 69624 USK OUR UYAWAY MAN who reported after comploUns 33J2. am race - Button Peak, their 10094U actlAtift Miller bow% the jV 'Win Wisdom, fillso. TIME and Green will _ they 61M Wrtup A" ON A S"Tu noun 31.02. now b"s an the aqwA &a Skd racts-Adila Jo, 3. W. Leslie Green and Billy Miller, me S -- charges over that past tow and JAY Oxford- Geni LeRcyl aces " hind and threw for 11 scores. • 38th rsc.-Wlcornleo Larry, weeks as he put the boys is the team manager. Sure Nancy, Hr. Pspp.r.Ttme through .scrlmm.pdesigued This years cage ham will ji. to build in often., to crack be composed of all sopho. 38th race - Alpex, Briff an exp.ct.4 tough Terrier de. mores. Good. Southey. Time 32.71. mu. 30th race-Eternal Bed, Jo The earlier part of the week I Stafford, Happeroo. Tim -s devoted to developing this I fin, and I. 1`vn1d16dd yards and 14 touchdown,. Wolf. the other eont.r the team, will be unable to Norton was only 70 yards be. By J. Richards Herald sports Writer Because the bTkqer , 1110 SMal l p. r Rick Norton of Kentucky, who held Ui. lead until a lata Season Injury forced him to And coach, expressed his Cleveland. Guards will be Sy& 27th race-Lishlo Up. Royal Pleasure and some surprise may Loyd, Xon Hlnson, Cecil Ilostess, Missy Pat. Time over the Improvement of hi Simpson. Bm4 Holllngswodh JV WUPW W &UM these this wakmL Stoteou "ff" last &aaeau by 9 Wall at I10011 is lack at experi- 14 PSSs. Gum fawa the onsad height on ye Dokk& lb" k IAMW All- wWwWoogntepagela"n9re but of tba when do Dolpil. E Cagers Make Up Seminole JV Squad threw for a total of ts9s t Flirt, Black CraaUen. Time Owens, a first year teacher genbotham, and Stewar t n.23. 40 0 A dTmo Louis:. Top SEC Sfals ' to ourts met" Do Paul to a 81-62 triumph over In other games C' I II ii w coach's son, pumped In 2s Tide's Bowman 1 . Loyola bombed Western hUm. oh 118-57 as the Leathernecki sank 52 of 101 fIeld goal at. tempts, while Tom Meyer, the 6afors' Spurrier, points to lead unbeaten - . Spurrier held a alms lead In the passing department over open its season Friday night Time 32JI. Mh ram-as Won, Icey at Titusville. JV coach Days GREENSBORO, N. C. (UPI) - The University of 'South Carolina faced a $2100 - more outstanding since and other forward spoL Bowman gained 770 net Don Barbour and Bryan have yards In 153 attempts for an and been the big surprises for average of five yards. Second and Blythe. Both are football play- was Kentucky halfback Red. are with no previous high xer Bird, who rushed for 645 iosmie ä.a&n. Seminole High's Junior Var. play due to an eligibility Hasty Paul, Crony Cletus. alty BeaketbalI squad will 1cm. In the Armory The flatters band tat. • JU eoatost with Stetson .411 ha searching record after losinga to1 sad a Mercer t their flat wia evsf Sb. (7045) In Macoi, and The Deiphias Is nearly two years. Citadel (7144) 1* Charleston im 0 1n isv. - OTHER FOOT/ HEWAJXr.. of the niuries Of CHRISTMAS . . Wl*th Rash w n'. 23r4 race 16 17 5-10 Billy Silkier, IN F_ • JP0600NIM both &: Craig Dill. WIcWt& led throughout most first half. taking a 49. 48 advantage into the tacker room At halftime. The unrank. By Sam Stanley still conveys * little optimism. ]etc,"says Blythe, "flea do. ed Shockers fell behind after Herald Sport. Editor "We could be a little further tog a good job defensively Intermission but went ahead Basketball begins Friday along, but we're about as good mores th e bail well offensive. 5342 and never lost the lead Johnnie And of these seven, only Ox. school basketball experience yards In • 17 17 Cicely ' Honey UUCIi Elyali GIrl. Time U.N. 2d race - O.B.'a Cook, Fireman 511k., Ban's Balancs r 17 5 9 149 sr. 5-9 eat k £Urflex JJJCA Dic MARKET he had to compete with 6.10 attempts. A illsford and Nicholas saw action and both may end up as start* talpt third was quarterback. ateell Mae Harmony'Time last year In varsity bell. era. 32.40. fullback Tom Bryan of Au. Despite this, Coach Blythe, 20th 1 Ig 6-4 &10 163 Seminoles Face Opener ry Hodges. Lamar Oxford B.'s General, 0. B.'s i1s; Bernie Barbour, centers Boy. Time U.111. Nlebalas and Larry Shaw Ift raco--Nuttaeg Bebetele, forw rds Frank Whigham .Woodridge, Dashing Eric. M,: Long healthy. me 6.10 160 Sr. 17 6.0 170 Jr. 16 5-11 155 Sr. 17 137 Sr 17 54 151 Or,17 5-11 170 Sr Jon Lukas, Oviedo Tom Flatter, Lyman FU Huik Tidy, Ovied, JAMES GUNN TERRY ECHOLS NDDIE HILL RON GREENE TOM FLZTrER rard& am im two lass" his -Crooms Back . . .Lyman Guard JJ=n Center OCIV09" centw -SOM131016 Back robin WA surpassed the toam," by Ckwh Spasms, MIk- do. Without such Experience, MyArd NAVL Owh IlPOOns or, was mosid Is sounty Quarterback WhIffiblan,ant ask' s top Pon rocolvem cal1lis Miklar, n% bed 910001 TV=@- w" mat a p"sing lor worked off 30 pounds over he mailed down tho center powith *101; touch- to Ulkler, w" probably the 've " a sees 11.34 mer I Utortm and second In pass re. outstandIng back In the eons. team, but Overton, $ 6.10 the summer to be reedy for altisa and then when fell ow 1___ bsIL limsbacking Mat* Jon Lukas any a big 44 04 ams& caving witb go rwpUou for ty and, maybe the beat In the Juslar, lwas AM able to sna# this OamPalm Bifissi,. I. G 0 0 0 - himself proud this season. Ile soored 19 touchdowns wW two points for 116 VolatL 00104060 John ArIN Oviedo at&" Hard&, sominctle 71 T -• In his junior year, really did - C 0 Start Web.r, Seminole Z Vernell Ellay, Croons T Jay stokes, sominale JON LUKAS ' J'••._ . JIM DAWSEY Xroorns Tacids semlnole Tackle -Qi .'.;:. ERNEST NEAL Ir of the Year. hitler, who led 0,1.4. scoring with 10 touchdowns , Andy SlIklor, Oviedo FB SoAnY Messer, Seminole . with a 26.0 victory over E 4 gewster-4b1 best In Drang. County-tb. highlight - ".. • . Spoons, whose Lions had a 74 "am. out the Sul soml4olin eutplayed lam" an AA schools zu year, p,s for 4* yards the lsukdswu. Gray Leonard Davis, Creams rebounds, tops I I XW dOIAPaw A 9, N is, so Dowr This leaves just guard.. Lar probably got the call at the tlstics showed today. $s,13 race-W. D 'a Noor SECOND TEAM STERL WEBER tipping the @colaa at W. j3emlnole End inole twkw stokee No pounds wsku him the biggest 8'1 s ' P T By 'A V Injured teammate Kelly Pete by scaring 28 points for the sidr vw T), 4 = HOuK slwAr7W-46 Tv~v IEArLWAS. pohAS CZIWy, OTHER _0~4 A 'You ain't got by with that Just by calling it operiLtion Shockers ran Michigan Into ay until January. ion, 1ft race" RL WL Clan Are 64 185 sr. 17 5-10 165 Jr. 16 0 lady Tool., Lyman QB Fra nk Whigham, Seminole RB Billy Milder• Oviedo RB Larry Baker, Lyman RB Piarinian Brinson, CT00fl25 : - / .- . . . - .• .. -... .- -. 6-1 soph Tommy Bryan is returns) in set at 'center and Alabama and Florida quarDusty Tommy, Little Jew. hampered by a bad finger. Frank Whigham (6-1) Is defl- terback Steve Spurrier were wood han been used an a Time 32.00. The three are expected to nitely set at one forward. 1965 Soutbeastern Conference building material by man dress, but bow much help Bryan, LeRoy and Dunn, rushint and passing leaders, train time immemorial. Rabal Jam, Smite 2 they'll be Is questionable. whichever is healthiest, will respectively. final SEC at&- Foolball Team Pool. Name. Sdwd Z Mike Grey, geminate X Danny Overtam, Lyman -It-, actics Wednesday defeat and added Insult to in. jury by outrebounding the bul. ky Wolverines. Jar Siet 1omPsont a 6-foot-3 ook UP the ilk for School basketball players. Front row (left to right): Frank Whigham, Bernie Barbour, Larry Hodges, Buddy Stumpf and Lamar Oxford; second row-Tommy Bryan, La Shaw, Don Nicholas Leroy Dunn and LeRoy dli: Gray are not pictured and Stumpf me and 6.0 junior Roy Dunn Is just fighting for the two guard H overcoming a leg injury, while berths, Nicholas (until Gray 3.1.94. FIRST TEAM - OPENING THE SEASON Friday night will be these Seminole High Redeeming G r a a a Jean'~' year, is out till January with Nicholas and Gray sU11 the mononucleosis. M I k a Gray, tallest at 6.4. But these two Jack. Time U.U. one of the team's two big men were mers 13th race - Nixon'& Jerry, at Is ring season last Little Fiber, Eva Twist Time virus s fc at fr;e.: and ore : the two will deflalteir rain ft- Seminoles will be beginning 14th rice -Sunbrook, Katy day's opener. with a taller starting five. Do, Lucky Edw. Time 32-12. 64 Junior Paul LeRoy Presently Barbour (6-0), Oj rac rn O.B.'s Is Also sidelined with a leg Injury, ford (59) and Shaw (39) are Nero, H.P. $ aws..• 190" All-Seminole Counq .4 the only other *00 poud.r, t set the second-ranked Wolverines 100-91. Shorter by about two Inches per man, the a..tiCiW, Davis, Oviedo tackle Andy Mikler, Oviedo center John Arie, Crooms halfback Pearlman Brinson. a , • . ? I' • ' OUT OUR WAY Wichita used those same 11th rae. - Edna Terry, yule Friday night. team taller than list year, our press." C. '. MaC Duff. Time Guard Buddy Stumpf, th e when the Seminoles won but ' top scorer returning from last four games, with lettermen lab race - lAroy McKee 4'.j man guard Jody Toole, Crooms tackle Leonard PZ first via. Aos sad WhIghams the only juntors., Ellsy, Stakes, sed • • • aYe?. Oi'i.do's break and pressing d efense in. the year at Titus. Blythe doesn't consider th e and covers the big gest area -': (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent, Jr.) Croans, halfbacks, Terry Ee bob At XMJNI& and Paul Umbed At Lymma, and ftUbeek Bank Tolp of Oviods. ever ,t:e1 fullback Sonny Messer, Lyman end Danny Over ton, Seminole quarterback Frank Whigham, Ly- s,... has . -.__ team standing together as one unit In their school tooms, . ,,.. isa CI Bimi. pounds per men and the backs Average 1511 PUR& Tbo 8 It" Averaging 178 pounds and a backfield of 150 pmn& Eight senior, make up the ' ! .. Ir Bruins turned hu 04 football team suffered In and didn't re" till Ws past Blythe pointed out. "We put les Cattle Russell's 21, for ft race - Cra"Goraid. its entire lesson. Monday. In the lineup because Michigan. Mary MLIAnd, Brookshy. Time Of the It Mtn on the varsity "We do some things well," him reroster, as many as five may Blythe continued. "We're ag. jured, and be may be hard to cord to 30 by whipping VIII - Tropli Boat, be sidelined or held to limited gressie on defense and a lot push out now. Bryan iOth race goes to 93 *75 for its second victory Aquarena, Speed Secret. Time action when th e Fighting Scm. quicker th an last year." the board well, is aggressive over the ICeydeti this season. 22.17. moles open a _____• HERE'S THE SANFORD HERALD'S First An. nual All-Seminole County high school football The first team line " -- EPfE5 for Seminole 111gb School an you can expect with just ly. He may turn out to be Ui. again. Four men scored dou. and already Coach Mack lily, three days of practice." Of playmaker we so badly need." bit figures for the Shocker, 813 race Creek the 's squad seems to be rid, the 12 men on Uie varsity, "Bryan has reall y been look, while John Clawson netted 28 First Comm"Bobby ''wt. ' died with more Injuries than en of them are football players tog good for a sophomore," points, followed by All-Amer. Time 32-17. ' " .1 1 '" A E night C Time Jill Bill Cox G. 4 - '1 , Bean. Tth race-M p ' _____ - race-Rural Stayer. B.W. Foxey Duke, J ______ On the tutu ends Start WOM of SMIn0I4 sad wn ICIUW of Croormst too 6th ' .. f gL c clsion . -- r _I_ nd Jody S.mino Harris Tools 0 14'rnU, quarterba k Frank Whigharn of Semi. not., halfback MIklez, Larry Baiter of Lyman Iiu of Crooms and -.. fullback Bonny Meusr S • Nice, TM's Paychecker. Time 31.". 3th race - Run Out, Buck Chip, Crony Hector. Tlme 31.48. to unbreakable draws at som Quite 3rd race Mikler and 13 were plead on the second Dl off by UCLA, which went on to whip Michigan In the final.q. Although a small team by Michigan standard,. he T. . .•(.. from the eventual champions. 'The Shockers were knocked Quanab Lyon, Friday Fish. . ' spot Oppoat. 1__ I .. WEDNESDAY'S REMTS .• '' :* to victory. Klssntell had to eke out victory over Quite w Ryan. Express was clocked it 31.29 and Kiuntell at 31.56. r ',i.. tie for k1.' the tan •. % Wichita wJS eliminated in NCAA semi-finsis at pod. land, Ore., last season, but stayed around long enough to pick up valuable information 'r'otok a" easy four-length victory over the 3/16ths mile route and year. There an is members on the first team because of a center d on the first team are ends Gray And Danny Overton • • ;ack1 'Leonard Dawin of Croons oW Andy Miklor of oviedo, ruards Steve VItIfrd Press international s year, Clean AA schools, ii the sominole County coach of the A Michigan Five Ryan's Express and _, record of 7.1.2 missed the Can A Playoff berth denpite playing mostly t!i '41W opens on ____ •; Speed Halfs Noe I Ranked &I the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club with the most Impressive greyhounds In line for a berth In Me annual Inaugural Handlcap when the regular season Reminoli High Coach Duck Mitt., who.. Fighting Sll• Irniubad;nruj Sr • --:: Thirty-we events are scheduled tonight AN, glue.fI-d end Mike GT*Y be" the Seaford Herald's first annual All-Sersinalte County High school football team. Mikler, the co=Ws leadins rusher " @"Mrs is the and inu m By am Stealer Homid spoirts miff OvIedo,& jWhy halfback IlIlly Mikler and Seminaltl'10 county's Back of the Year :•': Schooling Cont e At SOKC I • 2 :. . . me Page 11 41 411 s 4*ests (at) 8=6 - bww . .- j•-- -- �a C Ift IJjs eu!arb rrsa Page 12 — Bundy Quits Top U.S. Post Dec. 9, 1965 Lake Monroe School To Have WASHINGTON (UPI)—McFeongs Bundy, president cdmson's adviser on national ecurity, will leave the White totes Feb. 2$ to become resident of the Ford Founda on. Yule Program and sixth the we Monroe The fourth, fifth grids$ of h4 rs. Sheafer )ies Wednesday Elementary School will give a Christmas program 'Malts a Joyful Bound" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the pehool audi. torlum. The musical program will be under the direction of Miss 0111. Reese Whittle, zenile director of the schoolThe setting for the stage Ii WU Tastle by the flfth.sLxth grade room of Mrs. Mary Walter and depicts a Natlii.. ANNUAL BANQUET of DeBary Wayfarers was attended by $32 Free (left Masons, their wives, and friends. Among dignitaries present wereWoodto right) Chester Rearick, DeBary civic leader; Bob Rumbley and row Cash, of Sanford Lodge 62; John Fuller, district deputy; Clyde Gleason, Grand Master, State of Florida; Samuel English, Wayfarer (Middleton Photo) president, and Max Gordon, of DeLand Lodge 82. Mrs. Margaret Shooter, 43 1113 B. Elm Avenue, died at 0:15 am. Wednesday at Scm' note Memorial Hospital. Born March 23, 1920, in Long stand, N. 'V., she bad lived Sanford for the past eight , ty scene with cherubs In white Survivors are her husband, and silver against it blue background of sky and silver RobertSi. Sheafer, of San. órd; her mother, Mrs. B. A. stairs. louchard, of Largo, and her Act one of the program will other, Henry Meyer, of Yuba be novelty. Tbe fourth grade' city, Calif. will form a Christmas tn. Brlsaon Funeral Home I. in . SM sing the following Z i barge of arrangements, hen: We Wish You a Merry delighted to visit and conBy Ruth Davidson Cbttstmu; Up on the House. ider making his future home The Town Council of Ovietop; Rudolph, the Redno.ed at the i n Oviedo. MVP Reindeer; 0 Christmas Tree; io met Monday night CommisHall. Ben Ward led a discussion )viedo Town NEW YORK (UP!) The 0 Little Town of Bethlehem Sanford Lodge 1S51, Loyal loners present with Mayor It the firemen's insurance player in the most valuable I lad First Noel. Moosi', will celebrate Order of East-West Naclerk town d. L. Gary were R. L. Ward, ) Jan. The mayor, annual 6th Art two will portray the Mar' md the councilman all are its eighth anniversary Satur. ,Intl Basketball Association sacredness of the Christmas r. L. Lingo, Jr., W. H. special enrollment l and C. K. nsured for $1,000 apiece. Six day with a (lame In Cincinnati season. The fifth and sixth in, W. R. Clonts now members and a dance tIlStar Town clerk, Mrs. juricelew, nunicipal buildings in Oviefor Jan. II will receive a 1966 Ifl red.s will sing, Oh Come all wind, for all members and their in. convertible, pre. Fire, felon Slavik, was also seven-litre [ lo are Insured. Ford Y. Faithful as a candle pro. at the Moose tent and Constable George itorm, vandalism, etc., are vited guests The winner will be selected by esailonaL Other numbers will Kelsey, also attended the ill covered by this Insurance. home, 2660 S. Palmetto Ave. sportswriters and sportic$* be Ring Thee. Christmas era attending the game. Jetties, the new Insurance plan Bells, Do You Hear What I nesting. Tho enrollment, to take has extended ftscuusd, the liability InsurThe council Bear, Joy to the World, We n,itation to Dr. Hugh Mu. ince will be Increased. The place at 7 p.m., will be conThree Kings and Silent Night. Degree Team 1cm, president of the propos. jail Insurance will cost sp* ducted by the During the singing of this rozimate1y $78 a year. W. H. of Titusville Lodge 1962. The td space university, to be. imiambero the Nativity scene music resident of Oviedo. Dr. Martin made a motion that dance will follow with ome a will be enacted. In the scene Will i can replies that he would Is town clerk check the or by The Melodies,. Dress will will be Donna DiMartino as finance on bonding the may. be Informal. and Angels, Tern On Sunday, Nov. 25, the r and the clerk for $10,000 Rliln.r, Brenda Usury, Sharcouncil members Sanford Lodge served break. each. The on Kinard, Lynn Hart and will still be bonded for $1000. fast for the Orlando and the Lynn Chapman. Soloists for A notice on a public hear. wives. There were 35 present. tb. number"We Three Kings" of the meal were Inc on the trailer ordinance In charge we Charles Appleby, Lee Mrs. Ed Lacey, Mrs. Mr. and will be posted. This is an or. Touchton and James citron. linance permitting temporary Ia. B. Small, Mrs. Edna Me. Accompanist Is Mrs. Pauline mo. shotto, and Mn. Larry Canparking of trailers and Itrkpatrick. The girls will be bile homes in districts R.I. B- TIUP. dressed In white and the boys Florida Federation of Art, S and B-S. The hearing The basic commodity ad. In dark pants and white shirts. Inc., re-elected Mrs. George will be held In January in The program Is open to the Brooks of DeBary as president vertising budget of the Flo. the town hall. Citrus Commission for parents and the public. and Arch MacNaughton, also Charles T. Muller, who has rida of Deflary, vies president, at it worm farm near Oviedo, the 1965.66 season w ill the annual convention and ex- has applied for a license to amount to $3,300,000. Ails will run in national publications hibition in St. Augustine. Peddle fish In the city of At the current rate, six per Other officers are Mrs. Wit.. Oviedo. L. and on television, have Daniel of St. Augustine, A letter from Mrs. T. second vice president; Mrs. Lingo was read thanking the Mabel Bullis, Tampa, record- council for watering the WARM AND ing secretary, and Dr. A. B. plants down town. Braniff, Gainesville, treasurer. Freddie Hurt has asked By Julia Baits. St. Augustine Mayor John Permission to put up a gas ith satire, The fairytal 'Stomping Haze," by Jerry Bailey presented Mrs. Brooks pump at his garage. H. will Gen Electric Tuedt, will be presented Un- a bronze medallion commem- have to go to the board of E dr sponsorship of the Alta- orating the 40th anniversary adjustment. III HIAT1N monte Springs Community U. of his city, emphasising the C o in in I ssioners Buckelew were asked to look brary at 2:80 p.m. Saturday military and religious parts and Lingo th uniform into e traffic code playid in founding of the city. lumbing, at the Altamonte Elementary The medallion was designed and try to get all traffic School. Inc. The two-hour long produc- by Enrique Monjo of Harris. laws to go along wIth the d SU4392 known state laws. tion, which is enjoyed by both ions, internationally noted sculptor who Is for his children and adults, will be Stegall by John Mayo's Peter work on the new cathedral Pan Playhouse of Winter Perk In Miami. Attendance banner at the and will feature a cast of convention was awarded the children in the local area. Tickets are available at the New Smyrna Beach Club. library or from Mrs. Sue There were more than 200 painting, In the exhibition, Buis. SB of which were chosen to go on state circuit. The Federation will present a selec. ao'rwu or 0411,111 Lion from the circuit paintings Voile. to hereby given that to Emory University, Atlanta. pursuant to the Final Decrea The 1966 convention and of tor.elo.ute and isle entered Is the cause pending In the exhibition will be boated by Circuit Court in and for S.snl. nois County, Florida, ca.e dec. the Coral Gables Art Club. Sanford Moose To Celebrate Anniversary )viedo Plans Ne Insurance ( East-West — ft li '9 • nbl RM0 Dee.9, 1965 Page IN There were IndIcatIons the top-level post will not be tilled. If so, the development would be seen as a strengthening of the policy-making roles of the secretaries of state and do. tense. White House Press Secretary Bill D. Moyers announced at Johnson's Texas ranch that Bundy, the last remaining member of the late President John I'. Kennedy's high level staff, had submitted his reslg. nation. There had been a number of reports recently that Bundy, 46, would become head of the multi-million dollar phllanthro. pie organization. His new poet pays $73,000 a year, compared to the $23,500 he received as a special assistant to the Pres. ideal. Moyers salt! that Johnson had accepted Bundy's resig. nation with"genuine regret" in a handwritten reply. Ile said the aides Feb. 23 depar. tore would give Johnson 'plenty of time" to decide whether to name a successor or eliminate the position. In his post as special as. sistant to the president for national security affairs, Bun. dy was In control of the 24' hour situation room at the White House. His office acted as a clearing house for much of the Information on foreign affairs coming into the ezecu Uve mansion. In his letter of resignation. Bundy told Johnson be accept' ed the new job with the understanding be would "always be free to accept any special assignments from you." IMMEDIATELY Jet Shakeup The NEW YORK (UP!) New York Jets have activated center John Schmitt, a secondyear pro who played In one game last season, in case regular center Mike Iludock Is unable to play against Oakland on Sunday. Rookie flanker Bob Schwelckert was returned to the taxi squad to snake room for Schmitt. 0 EFFECTIVE — , P 11 14o Service Charge ON Checking Accounts With A Minimum Balance Of $500 -•..- AUDIO-VISUAL Boys of the Month for November were Larry Glynn (left) and Douglas Reedy, of South Seminole Junior High School. The :t boys were chosen for their outstanding voluntary contribution to the audio-visual aids program which supplements all the subjects being taught, (Herald Photo) I Sanford's Newest Most Progressive Bank f t,IIMIER 71: aq/W~6?U)104. . .$arn, riemsa Soon sa 323.1776 SANPOID PLAZA . • I • 114, Dellary1fes ro Head Art Federaflon 'Stomping Ham' To Be Sponsored By Library. - a HOLIDAY project for members of Bear Lal Girl Scout Troop 351, under direction of Mr Mary Wilson, Is making Christmas ornament Showing a few of the finished items are (le to right) Lorna Boyer, Patty Muscato, Cind Goctzman, and Cathy Merritt. (Herald Photc C __ FAIR REST1, SOLID STATI FAIRCRESTj SOLID STATE • cj ¶ PHONOGRAPH (• COMPONENTS 9995 95 6 9 O.DAY 111IPIACIMIP4T OUARANTU. ksxe automatic changer with automatic uto. Diamond needle with 10-year ye. acement guarantee. Two 0" speakers. .. . ZY e S o 120—DAY UPIACIMINT IUARANVN 4 Jensen speakersi two 0' woolsee, :_ 4" tweeters. Diamond se.dIe with lOy. replacement guarantee. 10-wo smilifts, — — 4 . - - - _ '. '. .11-: Se - WAY kct number 11454. the under. signed Clerk will ..Il the pro. rty situated In said County r k - : SERVICE SPECIALI Legal Notice rlb.d a.: Tint it, SOUTH PIN S . CKFIT. i.cond AdditIon, a subdIvision, according to a p1st Thereof r.cnrd.d in Slat flook to. l'a.. II * 55of the I'ubtie Records of ttsminols County, Slur. Id.* Together with the following Items of prop.rty located I. and permanently Installed as a part of the impronmenha on ..ld land: On. DuoTh.rnt (oil) Spars ihat.r 11.000 IITU, Model 71$, No Serial Number. (electric) On. llotpoint Range. Model lOIflUhl, Sir. 1*1 5754*15. 'ogetb.r wIth all structure: and impiovemsuts now and a.r.etter on said land, and fla. jutes attached thereto, and all rent., lieu.., prot.d, and to accrue profits accruing a tom said promises. all of which Included within the fur.. 0mg description and the be. udusa tb.r.uti also alt gee, steam, electric, water, and Guise, beating. cooking, r.trI. geraling, lighting. plumbing emtlUattug. irrigatIng, end p.w.r systems. machines. as ' plianese. Ilitur.., and appur' teienc.s, which sew are 01 ses7 b.rea(t.r pertain to, or bt Seed with, is. or at said pr. Ina. even Shospi they be 4.. $ae& of deleebebl., pubiS, sets, to the C beeS blUer C., 000 at Ii eclock A. M. on the list dai of Ih.eembir, INS at the rroa Door of the SimIssI. C.ili Courthouse In liaised, Florida A Minnie C. Stone Expires Tuesday £ ROTATE WRRE1. REPACK FRONT ] WHEEL BEARINGS Mrs. Minnie C. Stone, 52, died at her home In Geneva at 0:30 - 19 FOR ALL 3 S I p.m. Tuesday. Born Oct. 12, 1103, In TJflI.g. ton, N. C., the bad made her home In Geneva for the past U years, She was a member of Gene va Methodist Church. Survivors are her husband, John D. Stone Sr., of Geneva; three children, Mr., Billy Via. son and Mrs. B. J. KMu*slrd, both of Geneva, and Jobs D. Stone Jr., of It. Pstirg, and three brothers, Ia. C., B. J. and C. C. McDonald, all of I fake year one, vhsee the experts me and to one Isp.,. teat vinier safaty ..svless at eee sebsaisbin law psise, Thin spacial sposs in my make or aideS V.1. ear. fablish Dee. 5, liii. THE THOMAS I. Landress home at 170 Lorn bardy Road, North Orlando, recently was name Garden of the Month. Mrs. Landresa Is show: with the North Orlando Garden Club Piaqu on the front lawn of her simply, yet tastefully landscaped home. Mrs. Laudress attributes theii lovely garden to the interest and efforts of thi entire Landrese family which includes their tw daughters. (Herald Photo) .)! BRING YOUR CAR IN NOW AND SAVE! I Sanford, N. C. Brissost Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. SOLID STATE IMFM-FM MULTIPLEX STEREO Funeral Notices 51015. Mae. MIlIRU C. Funeral services tar Mr.. MInale C. Stone. $1. of flee. .vs, who dill Tu.sday, will be at litt le a. a. Friday at Brissen Funeral Home with Rev. Lawrence ward of tisneva Methodist Church •f lIelatIlir. Burial will 54 In Geneva Cemetery. Inseam Puersi Hem, in cha charge. afg — - S:N p. a. fr11eg as heSa Puseess Mess wtt new. Olive, Via of the eU$sie*$sg. sMSeal Ch Dm111 will be at later dat.. Urissom Funeral Mime Lu oI.ass usS Ias4 7$orids .. • I ADJUST I BRAKES Jr. Is Raft pow ..i - Arthw K. sftkwKb. clirk of the circuit cow PSM*P. S&L K*$SAUT .—Puae.s$ a""*" for Mel. Bz Martha Ir. vibtea Itw k merger" s.asCen, as, whe died W.daesday, willbe si SHARDA14411DIaT AJID A*I.raIVi ten PSeLat*11 r ..:-'.i.:' 41 ) C) FRUIT CAKES, made with pure butter, are be. Ing sold by Forest City Community Association as a project to raise funds for the new club. house. Shown with display of cakes, which may be purchased at Forest City Sporting Center, a Mrs. Allen Forward who reports goal is to iadll 200 cakes by Christmas. ,(Herold Photo), - NEVER 4O.wattAM.FM.PM muhlpha eye. h.ea.Garrard d.speed.uheeatic changer with stereo cartridge. 4 Jensen spe.kers: two 1000 43W'. Diamond etidue, 2 70.watts peak pow,,. 5ipiit. sloe speakers may be separated up to 25.ft. Gorraid uasou feaslonof chsnger. NEVER PRICED LOW ER . $SMPs1Ner,2SwolteIM Ill awic PSl. SaUd state FM aIere, M'AM tweet. Garrard issies deluxe atitotnalic *in-.p..ie. iystsa LOWER P111.11 PLAZA, WINflI PARK GUAT Hwy. 1742 1 Li. Rd. J. N. PIELD'S man 40-wott PRICED LOWER SYLVANIA OUD' STATE STEREO CONSOLE NEVER PRICED ____ 7 SYLVANIA SOLID STATE PORTABLE - low AM= IL ON HWY. II • 091ead NSCOUMM that on ym I / II T -----. — -- - - -. - -- • -• .. •r - '/ •"—' " It �C L 4 áfbij: ØQ€L.I Ob By Abigail Van Buren There's something wrong with YOU, If you can't ass daughter did in MY cot. umn. Besides, If thin '. anything I DON'T need, boles in mi It's two ilt et orb litralb Dec. 9, 1965 Page 3A T TV Time Previews IOfltI guise, Margaret Is now in covered III television appearance, Jazz rob a blind doebmr. Tb0 pset that Endors (Agnes of divorcing tars she shouldn't have pro what is Wrong with HIM. Number Three. In the read that her 22.yur.ol4 Charlie BTOWfl Christmas • pianist Vines Guareldi plays stronger. David Bills, Is play. Moorehead) has turned his I (Color) A delightful eartooi an original score. If you like ed surprisingly well by Ta. boss, Larry Tate (David H. Is old enough to know meantime, I have rsmarnl- daughter was having pecial all the fa Lucy sad Linus, Schroeder bias. the parents of a 15. marital relations with her .d, and what Is WHY White) Into a teddy bear. As miflar characters from thi and Snoopy, and if Charlie year-old girl do not want that Margaret has now head. boy friend. She said, "Rh. Shindig. "Shin, always, one of the better 7:804 P.M. • her going th • MY has repeatedly condemned "Peanuts" comic strip. Chin Brown s part Of your life, gone To London" (Color) shows because of the appear. feeling dig Goes Ile Brown, the tormented I or even If you are just old man. And If he were girls who have had to get DEAR ABBY: 1 am 15 namel My present wife is hopeful hero of strip, Car l, Cbrlstmas.7, don't miss this Part two o tIbia special series, anes of the whimsical Miss is the but an very mature for as "cool" U you think he married, sin JOHN DOE, and I but her MRS. filmed entirely at the famous aioorihe.d. Elizabeth Mont. one, my age. I am going with is, he wouldn't be helping am not a bigamist. Can my woree because we are Cat). not catch the spirit of 7:80.8:30 P.M. NBC. Dan. Richmond Jazz Festival out- gomery and Dick York star, your parents. I a real cool guy. He I. 22, you first wife do this? I mean olles and do not believe In mas because of the greed sn O'Neill she which she up. commercialism he use around Iii Boone. "The First Beau" side London. JimmyQuartet' but I my parents he say either tell your parents legally? Why 10.11P.M.NBC.Dsan Mar. seeing use one of her other or was only 18 because it they the been practic. him In his friend.. Cbarleu (Color) Trite 0th, tale of is host to the Who Schulz, the ad H. creator pioneer romance. JemIaa the Yardblrds; The Graham tin Show. (Color) Carol Law. knew how he was him. tog." band's names? Or even ' they'd never me go out Abby, I wish would "Peanuts" who .i. wrote thi I Boon, fall. In love with a Bond Organisation* and The now, Louis Armstrong and take her maiden name back DEAR ABBY: After three I am not ashamwith as long as she's not mar- clarify that one sentence to story and screenplay for thu dashing stranger, not knowing Manfred Mann Quintet, the The Andrews Sisters are of an Impossible your reader.. Catholics production, wiU make his finsi that he has come to town to group that once bounced the Dean's guests. Aside from ad of this guy, and there red? How dare shel Isn't anything wrong with marriage, Margaret and I Beatles from the top of the Dean's own brand of wit, hu. NO BIGAMIST ARE allowed to practice d. Shs him. Don't tell as to talk were finally DEAR No: If you, and birth sontrol, not reor I. provided by Imp.rsoo. British Hit Parade. remarried soon af ter. That your first wife ha,e chil. artificial methods. It re. it over with my parents 9.11 P.M. CBS. The CBS star Rich Little and comedian lasted one year, and she dl- dren who bear your name, quiree sacrifice on the part they're not the because Thursday Night Movies. 'Her. Gene ilsylos. The appearance vorced Number Two. to. What kind you can perhaps that's the reason of partner., but Isn't rill's Marauders" (Color) A of French singer Line Renaud THURSDAY P. M. (5) lii Hunt No the law allowed she got should I do? she prefers to retain it. Or that whet love Is based on? fast, suspenseful war drama is one of the high point.. of A of (I) News 1:10 (2) Newsoope (I) Hunting and Fiphin to Number MATURE AT 15 she could be motivated by 33(3 (8) Leave It To Beaver about the famous American the show. Lies Brown conducta (I) ABC News (5) Newellse S e • DEAR ''H A T U Ii B": Three. As you can probably mischief or meanness. How. brigade that fought Its way the orchestra, WMPI.TY Ch. 94 In-ILI Js 11 YIUPVI lI. -ri 2 AL '_. W1% . TIME FRIDAY through the jungles of Burma 10.11 P.M. ABC. The Long, (0) Have Quo, Will 0:21 Sign On ly MRS. SMITH (her maid, by, Box e970, Lea Aug. In 1944. The late Jeff Chand- Hot Summer. "Nor Hell A (S) Walt., Cronkite j 1:11.1:11 Time Liao en name) DOE. She never sIc., Calif. For a personal JIM 40h AVA Travel ler start In what was to be Fury . . ." Joanne Dru guest 1:14-9:36 Amer. History Jacoby and 7:I0 (2) The Rltlima. 5:15.0*50 S pan ish soil Wflag uses her former husband's reply, enclose a stamped, his last Brig. Gen. stars as Martha Ross, a writer (0) Cheylne VTX Christian name. She dares self-addressed envelope. T$I (2) Daniel Boone Prank D. Merrill. Co-starring who returns to Frenchman'. 5:10-lidS Humanities S C (I) The Musate,s 10:10.10:45 spanish the trick because she has the TY Hardin, Peter Brown and Bend and hires Ben Quick North scraped the bottom • a low club and duck 011ilgan. island 11:41-11:01 Space Age . A heart Whether she "may"-Iegal. Rat. to write lette rs ? to the defende rs Andrew Duggan, it is a fine (Roy Thinnes) to repair her Donna (C) Reid of the barrel to find a posi. a1:le.11:ss Ph. Utelory 4Q3$T Send one dollar to Abby, 0:20 (2) L*r.do would probably corne back, i, I. a good question for VT* old-style blood, and. thunder lodge. Ben has gotten himself $2 tire response to his partnsr's 0. K. Crackerby (0) 11:11.11:01 Musis Box 65700, Los Angel.., whereupon South shuld ruff your lawyer. • $54 film. into a jam by buying a partopening two-spade bid. South'. (I) My Three some VTR Calif., for Abby'. booklet, •Z7h1 0:00 (1) Mona McCloskey off all and and run his trumps . 12111-12:18 Art calls _____ 9-9:10 P.M. Bewitched. "My nership in a lumberyard that four and five (I) Thursday 1(105 DEAR ABBY: I liked 11*51.11:41 Mmdiv time "HOW TO WRITE LET. and discard a diamond from Boss, The Teddy Bear." Dir. Will Varner had his eye on. represented an effort to reach WI . SIOVIC 11:10.1:11 Quest 4$ dummy. At this point every, your answer to HEART. TERS FOR ALL OCCA. (C) n.wltcbed 1:21.1:40 g5, Science rin thinks he has legitimately Much ado about nothing, but seven but when he saw the ' ,Q310$?Id X$$ one would be down to five SICK MOTHER, who dli. lIONS." 0:30 (5) Peyton Place U 1:45-2 , 14 Readueg gotten two days off from Joanne DM turns In a good, dummy be was delighted that #Q3 • io,,s$ 10:00 (2) Dean Martin 1:15.1:51 Amer. History cards and East would have •be 104 work, until he begins to sus. workable performance. (5) The long, Met I.e. be stopped at six. He also •' Repeat yi'g UIId ___ 4QJ lerull Pan 2A - Dec. 9, 1965 me, bad to let th rsediamond.go IOVT(D) R notedthateven SIX wu not ii:ei (1) News In order to hang ontothree a sure thing but h. had a 4A1alI4 11:11 (0) News 11:00 (2) Tonight VIA dubs. mighty good play for it. (5) Movie • AXt South would lead one high To start, If he could get a 11:41 (1) Movie •ASI diamond and the ace of club., 11:01 (1) Call My BlotS break in clubs everyth ing I Moth 1:00 (1) News Is and lead a club to dummy's would be fine. Then if thesomig w. 1:01 (1) Daily Word club play didn't work he could Pam 36 paj king. West would show out. FRIDAY A. *. Now South would lead 14 always try a diamond fInesse. 4 N.T. Pass $4 Pam 5:11 (2) Sunshine Llmanae •, second diamond from dummy. 1:21 (5) News By this time you readers I NT. Pam I I. (1) U. 5. History Page Pose East would follow and South "When a friend marries arranged to wear on your bag. 0:20 (I) have probably noted that the 'a Summer Semester would go up with the ace again, should I send her a Flowers add that "bnlday" 5:11 (1) News iM.ITV clubs won't break and that 7:00 (2) Today useful the diamond queen is offside looking Into the East-West with absolute certainty of gift?" That Is an oft-asked touch (I) News dropping the queen because but can be picked up If South hands? If you have a cake (and why (5) News th at question. I have a feeling 7:21 (2) Par-rn Report I . The answer Is yes. After East's one remaining card refuses to try the finesse. I' th e writer sent the lady a gift not?), have It done In a 7:10 (2) Today Should South try to drop South wins the heart opening would be a club and all dia. on the past el icing (fruit coloring) (I) Magic Carpet around. Well, C the diamond queen without he should play a couple of monds but the queen had the proper thing is to send and surround it with fresh 5:00 (I) Capt. Kasxaroo $:21 (2) Weather, News having had the benefit of 1 trumps. Then be should lead been accounted for. your best wishes and wire flowem. A white cake, like a 0:00 (2) nest ot Orouche S $ (I) nompar Room flowers. There Is never any whit, wedding dress, should S (I) Eisrciii for the for be reserved e first th marobligation to send a gilt, even Modern Woman . .3 dags especially it YOU are . . . 5:30 (2) People Are Funny Murial Lawrence though you did not send a gift Alta jAg (8) Leave It To Beaver 40. U the first ceremony. A gift (5) Movie .' "Dear Edyth 10:00 (1) Truth or Cons.. should be freely given. Your Tomorrow VCIM qusnc.e DEAR MU. LAWRENCE type. I can't talk I, him about the notion that people never sentiments and good wishes Tbot(on McLeod" (I) I Love Lusy 10:55 (2) What. hu l.. You were right when you told i the children, money, anything. change, I want to correct it are always charmingly ex (8) The MeCoys pressed by flowers. You should skirt.chaslng said can and we have to either right now. They they that wife of the I As you 10:11 (1) NBC New, This Dolphins days be. wire them one or two 11*55 (1) Concentration husband that be wasn't going decide to tolerate a bad situa. do change, Though they don't fore the ceremony. (0) Andy of Mayberry ti ft or not rid of it. I have (5) The Young Not change merely because we H is Interesting to know that to change because she wsnt.41 0 11:50 (2) Jeopardy about to leave hire, want them to, they often second marriages spiral up. 5 Free Agents .1 read % hat you thoughdecided (I) Dick Via Dyke hiM to. I quail when I thk In response to active ards every year. Statistical- MIAMI (UP!) _.Tbe Mla3 lIoe (1) Call My Ulsbb sj~ sa id, I realized that my hua.10f (I) Leve ot Lit. raising and supporting our hei In us. ly, for every hundred ugrsis* DbTphld1,iw Foci. (5) Donna Reed band Isn't going to change children alone . I. 80 So leavIng your husband is widows IS of them will 2" bail League team, signed • 12:11 (8) cas News . ts. edsrshls11111 a either. lie's a weekend also. I ANSWER: Whoa, ginli Just not the decision immediately marry. Chance, are better free agents 11:50 (1) I'll 13.1 p.m 4sf_s en sm s.d rm five southern foot (I) Search for Tomorrow liollc__a "pusius.d.p.ndent" hold a minute. If I gave you required of you. The Immedi- than 50.50 for a remarriage ball players Tuesday. en -am ce. $elses,, Ef (5) rather Knows Beet th45 (0) OuUdig 14.hI They are Georg. Chesser, a 11:11 odik red b a, Osen 4 ate decision Is changing your of a divorcee, especially those (5) NBC New, oslO. hopelessness to hopefulness in their 40,. Women who have Dolts State College, MIu., ii. (1) New., Weather Allen (Fuzzy) 1:11 (1) Focus Two and developing the resolve to not been married have a dIM. fullback; Let. Make A Deal cult time after 40 lafladinga Johnson, Benedict CoUege, S. 1:55 (2) for demand a happier borne (5) As The Wor ld Tome "good" men mate. There are C., guard; Dan Xlii. Jr., a (s) Nswsline Yourself. ___________________________ I$15 (I) NBC New, That resolve may have around but they have never Delta Stale linebacker; (0) Girl Talk '., , nothing to do with leaving met-your friends should kelp I rerg, a North Carolina Momeat 91 Truth Your husband. It may have Weddings for second or College end and Mike Vlcest Se. (I) (I) Password to do with changing your more marriages should be Is. a Delta state, a quarterback. (C) Where The Lilies Ii 5:50 (5) The Diete rs own "pusive.d.pendent" tel. formal. And, simplicity Is the (I) Mesas Party word. To wear white Is not erance of an unhappy home proper, (0) £ Time far Us to Hollywood thou Tucker Awarded 5:55 (5) ABC News Into an active, independent stars often do. Soft pastels, NEW YORE (UP!) - J'ufl. 5:00 (5) Another Wesil demand for a (8) To Tell The Truth palest silvery gray, any be. Iback ke. (5) Glacial Heepitsi Though this change could In. coming color Is the better ireceive an awa rd as New York $tis i CBS News elude leaving your husband, It choice and vastly more be. Clients Rookie of th You Don't y e Year be. 5:Ie (5) could also Include joining an (I) Bdie or Night Tb. bride should Ilot, a game against the Dallas i• young Msrrsese Al-Anon Family Group, an carry a small bouquet-long, aCowboys on Dec. IL Fred. 4:00 (5) Meteh 05*1 0 ________ association of alcoholics' role. elaborate flower arrangements asnlekacs was a v"a"1mous (5) Secret storm (5) 2? Sunset ltitp tie.s who get together to us. are not in good taste. lea' s -a,' choice of the sportswriters and 4:11 01 NBC News derstand their own "passim It your wedding Is a simple i portecaatsrs who sorer tb, (5) Mike Dna, new (I) Uncle Walt dependent" tolerance of mix. ceremony at, lit us say, City a(ll*U., 5:05 (0) Peter P.tsae ery - and begin to change Hall, wear a ugs, and their own hopeless responded have the groom have a email to their alcoholics. flower for his lapel Florists Because there is still the are flown stylists and It you possibility of your husband's discuss the whole they changing in response to NO. can come up with something tiv.ly hopeful change lnyou, lovely for any type dress or I've made It my business to color you might choose. If you beat, the address of the Al. are the type who does not wish for Anon group nearest you so to wear flowers, have them ' that you can get In touch with It. Is Is the Routhsid. AI-Anon Redskin Tom 111111% 111106 Family Group, 251) B. Ray.. WASHINGTON (UPI)-OIdo Tsi.y'. WAY is of .&ãc -dis.asw mood St., Indianapolis, I nd. State fullback Tom Barrington e Fkyw is dive None of us, whether our has signed to play with the husband Is a compulsive drink. Wasblajtoe Rudekina, w he er or a com lsive skirt- picked him as their third draft Sam Ball Will chaser, is entitled to say, choice. Barrington ale. was shopping TORRANCE, Calif. (UM) "This human being will never the 9th selectIon Of the Ran. A youngster about 12 years change." Fundamentally, ass City Chiefs of do rival old, wearing a black trench Play In Miami he changes or whelk. American Iotbali L.agu., coat and riding a"Iate.model oil hedo.sn't1a not our busl. rid bleyle," cruised up to & MIAMI (UPI) - km BAD, nest. Our business Is self. dairy, whipped cut s blue steel AflAmerlea tackle from Ken' change, The only growing NOVA revolver and sped away with tacky has signed to play for anyone on earth can reshly sir In risk, police reported, the South Christmas Day in control is his own. AT the Shr ine chanitygam.Inthe I want you to knock a$the site Orange BOWl, door of the Al-Anon people. 6140 The 241-pound BADIs the tics seventh to sign to play under under lbs SAC, Christmas Loss Plan, ym ces Coach Glenn Dobbs Of Tulsa _ cash for al your holiday purchases. Servics is quick sad Shrine game officials said and It's convenient, too, . wllstM,pw WSM slew It least two mote All-America dollars se, sizable Ioss. fl2'l2l5 eweeupieted to loll loshre Tecise line $AT. no £ady...$hsp WIth Cash Frsm SAC, to house N.. I .0 700 OaI The future ! belongs to the fit 1! I I:OO $ • Make am pro. 4:20 Pd 5th,.. ee eet 7*4, eduaeWe. ursM. site esdiocan*soi4thelrshe,$ CORPORATION i u_s. the tutors. -,iding TOIl ISAfl$$ in Ccii' for III Wool NO N,, a so ISISOcip Semmes COUNCIL, 0110 4*1 Nut O,seo Aenws. ..... ,..,.Teiiphie.s.434-ad 401 W.dC.*ei kaIeverd., w.......Te4sphoise423-d4P3 NOW $10 kw Cy'sr'uI Dd,..,.,,,.,, ...,. • . zTetsosi.42S.24l * • P. 4lk wirk. CO* 4! "lii" SaW o.s* Cji' 1 iJIi s LOANS MASt *0 IUISIN?d 09 ALL OUT ISWIII 5O. uoii, ! • ,ss. iii D*A* ABBYs You have caused me a lot of trouble. Ever sines Deb. hi., my 15-year-old daugh. ter read In your column that YOU, personally had pierced so you your ear. wouldn't rings, has been after ine to let her have her ears pierced. You should realise, that a lot of young people read you column and bold you upuanex. you to put ample, and stuff like that In your cot. which to contrary to a mother's way of thinking, only stirs up trouble. In be a lit, the futire, tie more thoughtful, DISAPPOINTED IN YOU DEAR DISAPPOINTED: Unfslnl I never have had oars pierced, nor do I In. certainly I tend to. Your not read that Is rr1ea me wi a 23.year. starring • Complete Fire -- back to using Defense Class lose she .'. deceive told birth control, doesn't truth quit ex.hus. . Orlando Volunteer Fire Di. partment have received cit. • panantly has old let for tificates upon completion of you him. divorce Telev '15101 ii but please Soon talk a. .LL. Tonight -- both herself married !!! S! UYU(c5 . - U. 1131 an eight-hour course in rural fire defense presented in Longwood by the Florida For. eat Service. In the group are Robert 3. years umn Ij By Margaret Cosby Nine members of the North Christ Abby, ! l Al;~A 9 NO Firemen I - your ears I-' let- through the more r:y: - -- $ 0j r, CERTIFICATE for 10-pound turkey in present. ed to Mrs. Walter Pike of 91 North Cortez Ave. flue, North Orlando, by Malvin Campbell, pros!. dent of the North Orlando Volunteer Fire De. partment. Mrs. Pike was one of three winners In the department's recent turkey awards program. (Herald Photo) Mute Protest nerve. - no-trump Hahn, Charles Holzman, Bob LaFollette and Forrest Stratton. Campbell, the president., has announced that the organization's recent turkey prize OPENS TOKYO OFFICE award program was a huge NEW YORK (UP!) Pak. success. Winners were Mrs. BERKELEY Calif. (UPI) latin International Airlines Walter Pike of 91 N. Cortez University of California has opened an off-line office Avenue, North Orlando, a 10. coeds, protesting a rule In Tkyo, Japan, as part of pound gobbler; Mrs. Grace against wearing of slacks at Its expansion Into South-East Marabella, Turkey Lake Road, dinner, are going to dinner Asia, according to S. Khalid Orlando, 15-pound bird, and wearing slacks under their hiasan, PtA's manager In Charles Dover, 815 Plnedale, skirts and dresses. North America. Orlando, a 20-pound bird. • picture, as Bailey, Malvin Campbell, liar. ry Crank, George Alan, Bill -- •- TIlE ROSTER of Dusty Boots Riding Association, Sanford, continues to swell, partly due to the organization's active program but largely due to fine work of the membership co-chairmen, Jesse McCarthy (left) and Ida May Sjobbom (right). New members with them are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Renner and a guest, Miss Sharon Scott. (herald Photo) - . . • LOVELY "Noel Novelties" made by members of the Bear Lake Garden Circle for sale at the Annual Christmas Tree Lane are shown by (left to right) Mrs. Kate Jones, Mrs. Jessie Jacobs, Mrs. Mildred Ellis, Mrs. Agglo Ostrander, and Mrs. Ntucchie Drunk, (herald Photo) - - first time Woom (c/a . BUNNY FUR Sign SUPPERS I l , American , - 1.87 - 0 0 • BEIRTS ; Wool] I _______ John S happier one. SATINS QUILTED ____ _ coming. 1•77 .1 r -. IJ . . affair, MONEY GUTTER sCvfls an 197 'I holiday .1 Fast Getaway If pu whether F - ' H "WAR 0D1 OP THU tolNs.OTH.s. Pt ____ "MANS uvosnu _ __ - .'- ., -•......... - '. .-- • - - 'r'- • ___ ------ y----.- Al ---, - • • ----r- -- - - - 4 0 O.A.C. FINANCE , ib - -.-,------.-.- - -1 I __ - .•• •• / • - • -•.• ------- -• • - V ___ hk t• i 1- �_ ge 4A — Dee. 9, 1965 3b Las?ark IlerO Babushka with a bundli on: • her thin, oged shoulders set out find the Holy Child. "The Kings nei Babushka a .1 ato passed here years ago!" rraTh 311. øanfarb Dec. 9, 1965 — Page 5A ByKreigh CollinsI Two Men Face LEGENDS OF CHRISTMAS Today, they whisper in Russia, athM, old wraithcomei 9'Is the am too replied: "Not too late to find little IULod Child here?" J1 Honor Students At Junior High For Nine Weeks Robbery Chargi _ JACKSONVILLE (UN) Two bank robbery auape - S crab grand jury In the $1 500 holdup of the Florida tlonal Bank In suburban d llngton. / . 01 , q ttr 714E ArThCx S',ERJE I Pt.AIZ A?? riNms 71110001111 1 CAPV2 1*UCN$ S/I5'* A&$ ID m 4(4VFVVS CHRISTMAS. • .HUMBUGI A dialogue from Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" was presented by (left to right) Charles McLaughlin as Scrooge, Ricky Heath, the bookkeeper, and Rbnnie Page as Bob Cratchett, as poet of a program given by the ninth grade speech caaa at South rsemfnole Junior 111gb School for the Altamonte CIVIC (Herald Photo) Club. Speech Sf udenfs CHRISTMAS skit was presented by Bear Lake Girl Scout Troop 851 for Sunday morning services at the Inter-Troop Encampment over the weekend at Camp Ticoochee. Taking part were (standing, from left) Schalne Meeks, Judy Hoover Rhonda Holder, Denise Yates Janet Davis, and Sara Herrington; (knoefing) Diane Wilson, Martha Kiinger, Debbie Giffen, Cheryl Meeks, Gayle Gallentine, and Donna Morrison. Adults at. tending with the girls were the troop leader, Mrs. Mary Wilson, the as.. sletant leader, Mrs. Mae Osborne, and Mrs. Barbara Yates. 01) GOLDEN CANNON of Reconnaissaca Attack Squadron 8, the training unit at Sanford Naval Air Station, Is shown "mounted" on a sleek RA- P) so . I Page, hIs nephew, and Ricky clerk. Many sea sonal readings were given and the stadeal body recited th the and 24 In unison. program, other th an 1) 1 1J 1 .I I - $• . lip 4. VII, Dist - S... .. _____ . /. M .... C~ " ' 1I NO PAYmuiii. ____ CO L1I H. AITU Clark, Mr., laura Jones, and • Colo to . Mrs. Beulah Kemp. case, balteryandsar re 97C. p s ,, sponsored recently by an area radl dio s'ta tie tion. 8 PIECE SET t."4 .,1'. of h.atproof aflgbees, In whit.. • . I ;5 $1 ;'ijl •.• ____ • Gle nda Fay Allen 2657 Mo. hawk Avenue Saturday night _______ r 1, ' GIFT WRAP PAPER ' 4 large ,.l. of a charged Mu's I.4 30' lang, U' side. -J - • " ' ______ ..: ,____ -. ' Bond, *6, 2112 Palomi Drive. 'P • f RUGS WOrR9 wiehebl. 100% Suneel shlteV.d wear. Ha,. parm..elsy cedar, two pocket.. choke of alsortool sad large sines. As ld.d gift fir yew IIYJI glass for CMiI.is, or IN iicssle*. SIPOrIdI)? d LM.Fi.Ids' low, IQwpIcS.CSMIkIS4SySsdNO Our hirge selectloto $9c OIESTMAS 3*33 far winter V., . Ils W" b" Is 4 : •• 58' flIbbi backs. Iridescent fashion tweeds, two-lose hlgh..nd4ow.Ø. vlscss. mugs sad novelty harlequin p.u.nis In our sad di ess shads.. " • do Chess. *SSa large aJiiemai* JL of gay, _ Legal Notice XOTICIG or $un' flATS OF FLORIDA Too JOHN A. LIIMPXIN 551$ 5prhItll$ lnskt•r 511ohljs You are bereby Notified thI a suit toe 4tvori has boon IrourMi Ualnut You In the CIftuit,Ceurt In and for $.mt. H ri $1 11W. sp.w 5k 2 J1_ 1.e. 5k PAJAMAS 3owl1 && Ided Ow bdMq @09b. ho &V all" "IS NI : setill, 6 khN Ihè $101 1 I isis IflONI PItTPAIIVI _G&I Xa7& 04 Od ow 4imb add Iside "a an "h sor wasm Odle a lowk uses 0410 _________ Pall- I II) rsp...e, to. so, se,loss - W111111111110 Mo is K man -- .1 . -•-. •- ---'-- ?-•— S. - - j 4 • I' fL 1111116 sow% 1111116 soft ad amAmNh (zbw CSVRIUS cow 2W viii OPERA 1.37 ilyn *111W1111111 is $LIè 51.. Teal lASS ROME PIRMANIIIT GJUJTN Otsage your ha .t4e. Add Sib glwii' -- k - yew Wel .sgS*l __6916 Will ____ &SIAdkiik J011ilY W91 111 2.44 235fsis . ZY CM Nil TAILS lINUS IV ._1.94_ 2.47[ AuIb.s Sgwe, $Se, muss C,myfrs sh sib, beSts, 4 1do 1.pc. steel hardware. cmw In ber sit, 2 bells ad couplets lPNS ...fl.I flodkom ad. WoL MPA1UtI PIS $4515 ON DM1? OMAWN VAWit -- 23, 2-. Tüi1.VGNO4.xü DA1TIOAID UT, b 2.47 20-1111 4111101 60 10,91 ;- • . •? S 1, IIIMIL â adaroMal _____ alleges _ 081clso an see side, bowb is.. be anMel, $lsssd Is 1" 10041 11116110M cash V I Plush SUPPER rule , Rudd, Barbara Tamm, Mike Voltohlne, and Kimberly Jones. Also Anne Weber, Loycs Lee Motes, Donna Sawyer, Christy Walstrom, Albert 'flitie, Denise Benerhin, Pat Osburn, Martha Parker, Susan Chastain, Ruth Freeman, Pat Gracey, Sharon Orton, Eaine Owens, Pat McLaughlin, Lynette Marcel, Louis Musgrave, Green, Janette Dawson, Tommy Barks, Johnny Darby, Charles Goethe, Dale Or-urn. es Ricky Runnels, Jeff Si.. kind, Judy Bailey, Patricia Barnes, Tequila Ch.ss.r, Sheryl Golden, Pam Madden, Lynn Pruden, Audrey Pyle, Tina SpineUl, Frances Williams, and Denise Bagw.11. 999 t•• rong cone; sed P" post S YAM Nj ur.ou ai1111110 2â7"n Doris Bach, Brenda flloodsworth, Wilma Jean Carter, Linda Engle, Susan Gettells, Margaret Heron, Debby Jonoe, Jay Morrison, Julie Persons, Jayne Polgar, Becky Pilcher, Christine Plapp, Mar- 5 - -- ---------------1.- Keeth, Boys (Jar-I a-- / "$1 L IJ lsvs' is IP, 11.s IICIW T1$ Florida .1Ii boning results. — White of Peconwo A* V. 104so day (NICAla) Aetkae K. $e.kwlIb, ft. V;AfAll A. RIVE" Deborah Downey, Teri Johnson, Frank Dunn, Laura Boils, Betty Jo Eastabrook, Lora Leggore, Barbara Miller, Claudia Riddiek, David S.f. Igny, Miles Clark, Anna May Thornell, Laura Wells, David Benson, Robert Hudson, Boa 1, WITXr" or blind and the • Deep, psn*etbig steals, and proper distribution of sol.plsIs heat for but I. lintor& S Seventh Grade — Charles Harold, Barbara Daily, Carol Brumley, Deborah Danklets, C I 1 Brown. S LUJUPKIN, Plaintiff. V. JOHN A. LUUPXIN. Defen4shl. and Answeir or other defense with the Clerk at the Vircult Court 114 save a oom at such An. aewer or 04 of defense u an platatifts attorney, TT1014" A. MPXLlt. Whose 44dross IN 1% 06 floz lift, Plorldaq as or before January j w 12.88 Padded sole comfort, warm and flexible. Sizes 34, Buy them 70 for him now. W S - j CORM I 27" a 45" evyse mgi with ,io*d14 -. •. T1V .e.de. hssite pollAW bothiss w shop. The accident occurred at the interSOCUOR of 24th Street and French Avenue. INROW -. . .7? G.E. IRON Ol.amtna metal pale lamp, wII'a handsome brass center s.dion. Stain -rnarproof 15" tray Iee bi., perfect for holding ash trays candy dishes or oven a small plant. Your chotce of beige/ brown or black/brass. A great buy, with Its dual purpose as lamp and tab?.. At J.M. fields' money-saving pike, why not buy two ...ores for your horn., and one to give as a gift. Christmas will be hue In 20 days ...shop cowl - Roger Egbers, Jim Talmadge, Brenda Benge, S u z a a as Brown, Elaine Chapman, Lu. anne Dangieman, Susan Jack. son, Roxanne Keho, Mary Warfel, Stephanie Rlddick, Lynn Warnicke, Douglas Monroe, Ricky Partial, Jams Wakefield, Ellen Bolts, Deborah Goerss, Vicki Panley, Paul Bakke, and Randall Spray, Steas & Dry totchkimm - have her tvehicle under con trol following a collision Ilk * car driven b Ronald'L I TEFLON' FRY PAN Dv Post's marvelous T.Sss sestins for r,o.ehlck cooking, a"~ doeisop. Cook with or witheit ,reeso, — doom ..* with 1W No sad water. 4a,pufotsouporhet&hsksiad4 .. FLANNEL SHI aiM io is 13. ID psi. filM, lad. lit d. 137 W • Debbie Whitmire, Judi Smith, phone. Laud, -clear tons. Direct d,f. tuning. Deluxe styling, #1219 - I, AkV*ssvNiMsli -ion ON ,,!",,, ow ,, AM Ideal for stock., 1M meals. Buy for N asa.e$orI.lvsassglft. It Dian* Miller, Sylvia P a r it e r, Patricia Runnels, Gayle Sawyers, Sherri San. dan, Janice Rouse, James 1) u a h a m, and Elizabeth Priest. Also Kathy Ryals, Beth Se. cord, Judy Tanner, Allen Born, Deborah Hickson, Sher. ri Sire., Claudia Watkins, kin. Complete with carry. 40 . M The president, Mrs. Carlos Mulfl.y, announced th at $10 had been earned through the Community Awards program Youngblade, Roy Dalton, 0 schooliel YOW Theresa Huckabone, Anal.. Moore, Patsy Ttnlin, Ellen Sloan, Michael Fitzpatrick, Amron Farrell, Judy Hart, Debbie McLain, Karen Weber, Clifton Gainey, Steve Madden, Tom Ratliff, Van Bobbins, Bruce Robinson, Tony Whiting, Don Whitmire, Mae Young, Linda Bradbury, Paula Jagger, Etta Leonard, Cindy Fitzpatrick, Jackie Edward.. Faye Marazita, Carol Rndkm, Nancy Schwelckert, and Co. Bruce Schneider, Gary Steele, Martin Sullivan, Thomas Wade, Dianne Dearolph, Judy Gainey, Barbara Uartsock, Donalyn Knight, Glenn Young, Rebecca Sue Cochran, Deb. orah Eldridge, Roberta Ma- 12.T,uskisn lilt" owu HuH, Joe Pauline, Emily Dougherty, Mary Beth Lake, Jenni 0111ff, Martha Lee Rose, and Terri Siskind. Also Mary Luulae flosfor , gers, Marilyn Swanson, Judy &% 5.97 1I$WsIus — LE LAMP V mainew .•. itsbsd.pusai, pw' Macek, Sandi Bartholomew, Pat Best, Gall Hanscom, Vie. ki Herr-in, Cindy Hey, Alan Cannon, Phoebe Dillard, Re- 1 l; son, Susan Sheridan, Dwight Bowes, Bill Bracken, Steve gina Murray, Elizabeth Ro- 6-az. punch s, cvp rack and door plastic ladle. 19 -, leen Williams. I iii. kenbach, Met Mory' n. John Neiman, Bra nds J1a' Paula Holcomb, betty Kuykendall, Jane Mere, Becky Thornehl, Shirley Lavender, John Durham, Frank Patter- Bradley, Joseph Cuneo, Earl Smith, Kathy Bishop, Janice S.?.. ______ Mr.. LourettaBever. Mrs. ay, Mrs.en, i.an Nixon, Mrs. Sandra 8.98 3-bullet metal _ - I UNTIL 1 966 Mrs. Judy Gre ~Jf I SANTA REMINDS YOU THERE ARE-*ONLY 20 SHOPPING DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS DIWXE RADIO . ,. VIS BEDSPREAD . . . ... 'ier..... & luncheon were Mrs. Ruth Cannady, Mrs. Peggy Cockley, 1 - HOARD MEMBERS of the Bear Lake Elementary Parent-Teacher Assoclation meeting recently to plan fund-raising projects for the year inchided (seated, from left) Mrs. Ernestine Forward, secretary; Mrs. Vir. ginla Krause, faculty representative; John Hail, PTA president; Mrs. Beverly Lashley, ways and means chairman; (standing) Mrs. Sarah Hilderbeck, room mother chairman; Mrs. Nancy Bowers, program chair. man; Mrs. Mary Goree, first vice president; Mrs. Sarah hail, public reIntions and yearbook: George Dabbs, second vice president and principal of the school; Mrs. Kayo \'Iets, historian and publications, and Mrs. ,Tenn Ballard. clinic chairman. tflpriilil Photni bowl, separate bas., sight ____ .7 DRIVES CHARGED I sign. YON got .6-qt. punch Ia dosallas wkft ky Ii0 an ye. ae.d. sioss 4rWaW&twda$$ Entrees of turkey and ham were provided for the lunch. eon by members of the ezecu. Uve board who served as ho.. teases for the occasion. • These students were able to maintain an average of "B" or better for all courses taken during this period. Ninth 'Jrade — James flee- Madam BuindInasfes d. .. VW. Coster. Deep . bert. Steiner, and Jeannie Wood. Faculty members present were Mrs. Battle, Mrs. Jura., Assistant Principal Fred Tay. br, herb Druoding, and Coach Dave Miller. Guests of the club for the .6 so sisils "hot .. .. __ Mayon, Nancy Naplerata, )Cathe Rem, Judy White, Ro. - _. QUALITY named, were David Joiner, Jimmy Jordan, Alonso Rup., George Turner, Jeanne Bridge, Carolyn Ca,., Cath.r. Ins Dean, Alice Deppin, Uread o Evans, Donna Fancher, Sussmse Donas Ha Drah Home, Alta f11) at $2,000. Green onions, Including tops, are * good source of vitamin C, vitamin A and iron. NORSE 10-PIECE 0) 9 PUNCH BOWL SET DRAPERIES $2 4S'Wa4li 7-- II ' students taking part In the - Roundtree 4.98 6.Qf. Capacity Aatkw hall C01111111IM'S, Hea , Pasitna fl for Blake at $15,000 and -- dents. S . mom,,, taken from Charles Dickess' "A Christmas Carole" was pr*#*&W by Charles MeLaughlin u Scrooge, Ronnie f I before U.S. Commissioner Donald Dehoff, Dehoff bound them over the grand jury and set bc A teller at the bank Icier fled Bhaqe aa the man who or.krd Ijini to fill a paper *with money, uag' Police said Rouncitree was the driver of the getaway car. S led, lists 152 seventh, eighth and ninth grades as being honor roll stu- oil School ninth grade speech class under dizodim of the teacher, Mrs. l.eoni BaWl, and Mr., Harriett Jun., bud of the English dopartmeriL i CiCY _______ By lefts But.. The Altamonte Spring. Civic Club was entertained at It. annual Christmas corered dish luncheon meeting by the South Seminols Junior High q ________________ ____________________ ArftNTLOLANK RAMM 1M6 IE1 SC Vigilante cruising somewhere In the Pacif. (Navy Photo) Ic. For Civic Club I j - A OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT FOR YOUR .HOLIDAY SHOPPING CONVENIENCE.... Sfage Yule Skif B Robin lf(xw4 Green Berets Aft Aft rt the The Sanford Junior Ugh School, having completed its fir-at nine week.' grading per. John Joseph Blake, 44, Tampa, and Algernon Rout tree, 29, of Jackaovjl were arrested by polIi-e it FIRI s and were ta W Off 12. Inside info OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI)-4 "I just knocked off $ joint,5 confided Donald Cordova Is his neighbor In a ba'. Off-duty policeman Theo-' done Arroyo listened attentively. then walked to a phone 4 called for help. Cordova wu arrested a few minutes later and charged with tM n"M of is nearby Oran" juke secowam." "itesitift ad r' -,--rJ •• -• fr1 �1TTLIT T TT11 __ -I JI a : I :'I Horoscope 1, At - xdsrbW,raa - . Forecast DEC. is, 1 GENERAL ?ENDENC 1 r P140P45.'? 0 cr VIAT, I Although there is sinister i fluenee lurking If yea take as you can accomplish much t _ .1 __ St.. days abel in the Book out the.e ski, to aid yc and draw up a specific couri CCI that cii benefit every t1 1I . __1 21 to Apr ap'u (lareb II "z (!J ___________________________________________________ _______ corned. CIO" ties st home will t$ 60 If you just what they you so that more harmony ca be •chkved. Listen carefull without being Impatient, an tallow ideas. Think carefuil'I big projects. expect .. _______________________________________ ______________________________________________________ A,01AY10 PhofleS Ii - ________ 322-5612 -- -=:;:.;.JT;l p, LM, _____ C..4PJFFI WAL of TAURUS (April 10 to Its Contact those who can hal operatin9 @ __________ ______ 11 __________ ______ ____________ ______ - Discussd.talli cocclsel Come to most feasible dccii . 1I Iu (Way 21 to Juna Many practical choreIs I I __________________________ M. PtThIRS. have to be handled, so us them behin to details. (I.wr T)4A'l 8 - il CERTAINLY WAS A COINCIDENCE. __ ____ WT IT? ' j CONTRACT RAT 0$ RIQURT wij.o LflVLAt $1.1. Pa ______ V '4 down t ____ to July 23) GettIng most vital matters and I0 ____ __________________ appreciation for --- blcAuse buT .L _ 4 _______ 1. soio ,, - b Q ,1, / - •0 Into civic Excellent *att.t*tbM Stomp Y00huiO upstanding citizen. Be with powerful Individuals. Strive (or their favor and gala prea tills, knowledge. C0RP10 (Oct. 23 to Nov Put these plans In opera tics that yea have been think INS about for some time, (3.1 ill conditions about you tin. proved. Get out socially but be sure It Is to worthwhil, places, persons. SAGfl'TAEU$ (Nov. 21 to Dec. *1)BI$UN to pay your ADUAN ' _____________________ ______ ____ ____________________ •.. '0 mni-uss ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Legal Notice C" Legal Notice Bfy,cr à1i IN asrio J _____ ______________ __________ eJO,Ma.uI 1 __________ 1.1 Sundays . 8 _______ _____ _________ I o _ p a ________ _________ procral ______________________ ______ _____________________________ ________________ No. _______ 1 C~ VYKORMR z 81551i i L cop ___ watha. Notice Concentrate on ______ ___ _______ , 1 0 Al ______ come to _____ ______ may be contact very disappointing. Associates Ill can be counted on now. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. PIed right solution to any current problems and gel them out of thm way quickly. more efficient In your row tine work. Show, neatness, add Comforts to abode, etc. - IN __ __ -- ___________________ ________ ; __________ e 'ea as _____ -'bLw--., B. . PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 10) This be a very happy ______ fl4$)(i lonAn OF got can time for you, it you put aside worries, whether real oi _____ I 101% __ •Ii'.ourOF Puous * an an ] _____________ - ) TOJBFL ________ n - ___ LIFELONG BUSINESS CAREER Large trailer lot, $ ,555, Here's your chance to malts soms Important money white you build your career as an 115-181* lBS Hiawatha at IT-li Independent businessman, What do you need? Energy LAGNAPPE Payton Realty ag Imagined. SmUi more, (let In Ambition. A liking for pen SOMETHING EXTRA pie. A d.air e to render s vital service. A modest investment 5-fledruom masonry, * bath horns. I abut, and utility Tit.. Atlantic Refining Corn. room, Lagnuppe U no extra pany will set you tip in the cosli air aonditionm', TV sir. Service station business-pay you while you learn- vi'. Iii. citrus Irate sad once - time. YOUR C1Ifl.D IS EOIUI TODAY he or sh, wUl have such a deUghitul personalit y that others will quickly do al. most anything for your charm I 9 ' Logan N - early ther. 11 iou hypersensitivity prgjected, otherwise very UI iio will be accomplished Is what could be a most produc r' . Uve ill. Working sad dialini general is the best outlet here, whether on the stag.. is salting, writ * early. work lag, etc. Teach "The Stats Impel, they do a.ot compel." What you make $ JIed,lUJWIU. NEI.6IJIL1Y1S I tO M.I $WE k"li j7p flfl5i-jgy __ - - ______ ______ litlI' - __ _____ ______ er .. •a a ,j 7545 ATALUMOM I-. , ' ) _________ ______ TOW Turecaat for your sign for Jan. usry Is now ready. For your lepy send your bisthdat, and Forecast, 9$ Herald, los 931, the , t ____ ..YARNLR NL*Hm _____ F WAN 4IFa.X1i to Cartel lighter _____ _________________________ ____ adONMIRLM T Us 1!A ssaGetawsr I VflAUFAY MR Is. . ___ WAYMEESURO, Pa. (DPI) $ SINS petaway." -" It was -V . de4h . ,..njtles.dry.Puae sirvtsi.. the th1eue atsr. io ydustas the *1I4 we =': lie - veterans. Convenient but to schools and •hoppisag. Call now. Night. Ill-Ill). STEMFER AGENCY Realtor • Appraiser Insurer HOMES $100.00 DOWN 2.1 * 4 fll*flflOOMA 3(75? IN TIME for HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION Beautiful $ BIt, I tiled bath, LB. DR. equipped Kitchen Deluxe, Heat and air condItioning is every roomi I car garage, paved driveways. 1 acres on nice lake with bathing beach. New 4 U, tiled bolt, large living us. Dining tm,doua FROM $10.00 IMMEDIATE I)El.IVERY ble car-port., fully equipped kitchen; duct heat, air con. diticoing optional. Seiset neighborhood, rural. $1,505 es.k. no . I(o Re.$ "WARNER" o.' VA-FliAetaoin etoain JIM HUN'T' REALTY 11*4 PARK DR. OFFICE 111.1111 NIGH? 121.010 I1I-$700 haul 112-78)). AC '40 MO $54 Si P-SI, V-I, sil. $in $47 Si PoSses 1/W $7$2 $42 as -. 5211 $141 $881 $31) III $8 Ill $57 • lilt $411 Sill $451 $$2 $11 111 $12 $21 $757 III $s $II $117 $51 $218 $211 T •IYV WWVIVT hie PIskup in $ $i, - Slorag. Car Ill OUTLET Drew P.M. $12? 555 I paj 15 Pisslee $741 540 44 Cerv* $S $15 . Dods $6 $20 IS Chrys., 1.14.4 555$ $10 61 •. bier $IPS $12 44 DssphJ $155 $17 III lilT $677 $51? II i-End . - ms , _______________________________ turn, house, garage, fenced yard, large closets. extra storags. flI re.d.corate to cult. Asking $185 Do. Phone 153.1115. SEE YOUR PROPERTY MGR. and Sales Broker Me. $9.60 DOWN i Y Warranty • VA-FHA 4$ MINCH AVL PH. 323.1101 HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. Has The $ BEDROOM house, sat uraish. d, hitches •uippe4. Call 111-1141. _______________________________ 1 lIft, newly painted, big yard. Kitchen squipped, $75 5*1-4 III. me. SPIRIT House Trailer with oabaas, pri. tate yard. gas, lights and In Appreclaflon Of Our Succ.sful Years In The Automobile Business In This Area We Are Offering-. water furnished. Adults $00. 121.7145. 1 flooma, fur.. Itt Paths, 15$. *107. ______________________________ IMMEDIATE OPENINGS n.H.ard.Of DIuntg On 1 966 Models! FEMAU SOLDERIRS For PC card assem bly and rel.t.d dut ies. Must have previous soldering exp.rienc. with an siss. tronicl company •r ether similar Industrial soId.rins. Apply In person 5 am, to 8 P.M. Monday through Friday or call L. J. Leary, 015.8161, *a*'onioa, Inc. AEROSPACE ILSCTRONICI P.O. h*NeOdusds, Pie, I I 11*4*5 111$ PARE DRIVE ________________________ 6hhh, FOR' __ GO CLASSY ... 60 BUICK ww ________________________________________________________________________________________ Mwcurys . 1119 L From" & Comets THAT All IN STOCK S READY FOR INMIDIATI DILIVUT SPECIAL 2 DR SEDAN jjNPjjAft Johns Realty St. Co. LAKE MARY, on lake, I.b.d. S'floom Fun. Apt. Pit, bath. :" Ford 114? II Choy. rooms. 1 baths, central air $11) $12 11*4111. '11 Chit. PU conditioning. 138-5 0 80. 530) $17 l'urn. Apt. Newly decorat ed , PH. 512.4105 0*14545 Sunland- 5 SR.. I Bath un- ('lee. In, Ph. 128.4530, 1012 SANFORD AVE. Stenstrom Realty 88.5211 anytime __________ - im,nse, l2305I.4. _____________________________ MONTHLY PAYMENTS - $$$-Ilill _____ _____ - V the LOCH ARBOR For sale by owner: Waterfront, * BR. J'la..Rm.. large lot. $77 No. 322-1141 after 1:10 p.m. ___ _____ We Invite All New Car Prospects Ti Visit Our Showroom S Take .4 Test Drive Nowl THE ?*M$ TESTED FIRM uS N. Park Ave. 515.0111 SOARD INVESTMENT A *1*VTT Park Ave. 511417$ III ' wheeled a waiting truck sad I I M C 0 N P UT 0 1 0 I .5,. PSOSIAMWNI C 0515A?QU S WIRINS SPICIAUSSI UT PUNCH OPRASOSS $2511811 ANALYSIR . . • - art Xambuft open"" 6l:"`1PN=Cl"`S . I Sw Mile it" WRFAV.I I cowt --- Ors rIkT,Vlhlse.D.C. (UAL) 180 Sot SISMIM AVIL . evit court. ffiNP AT 01101) ______ • a a 5 - KAWN 0 "Dun - - pit' day cam bdisq ys 'Co.N-202esCq,$1e,bes....ceiIestis,...c Mlbep Cysle.. GTI Mrs.y Muursys -Mutslskv -ia5. 4.Din -C 4.Der Ndtspg C C.,'54*4is C UpgIj,t 5 0 Trnhdans 0 44pe.de Al lilippid Tb. Wep Yes W ____ ______ MAlt. COUPON TO PIOIIDATICNK$CALCOUNI , Rouslasts Coogity. Florida By, man" 1. TIMOR : twin camb % SV MANY PHI 1.OWNU TRADIeINS ON DISPLAY AT 511111 THAN COMPITITIVI PIICISI ______ ThLI Wtater Sew% rum" ...uf.wp.usI.s up to Ph. mew "AN Timid" 191i kick • son. IV sleusi BAR? FILCHER Seat Buy Broker 112-7411 Day or Night Realtor Raymond Lundquist. As... 328.5011 Atlantic Bank 514$. Pno 1iifly Ma.,esueut 1535 • 343$ - . That was how polka Mswibsl at bedroom $11,505. spirit eaR- *101 I. Park Ave. C - -. Helynoed 16 CalIf. sy ONLY FOR THE ELITE Built especially for entertain. ni. Bea utiful Garden setting. Bright rooms. 1-Bed. rooms, large sitting or ltd beautiful Florida room. Also Bedroom HIm.@ aysliibls in home is furnished. all Areas of Sanford, i.sI us Price? 547,750. Original colt Ihow you Aroundi over 570,550. To s•i, while ewner Is in the Cbn1.tuss Seminole Realty Motors Down & Rid. We 14ev. Our Ow. Pissece Repossu.3mons 1 vuR wARum Ret. yard ____ MOSER? A. WLL!4A 145 BUY . ALIOGMWFM 501 RENT n a _,_.__. REAL ESTATE SAW & SERVICE 0 ________ - wh"A _________ -' Cartel lighters Individual - eaa - as your UI. Is largely up to I 7'47VKPID r1v OF )CU. OlD M OF MY i-IFS ' 5$I IIPS1I* lam OF Pioo v 'BO5Lr*eUarN _____ -- tress, established lawn, well and pump, •iectrin slots sad relriseratar. wall to wall carpeting. Would you say they are worth SIlO7 or clog. er to $1,0007 The advantagi of buying a used home-mo coat extras. Buy less than To. ,,•v•m.., -_ utter. 11.101, $280 down, $815 to you 'foliow'threugh" help. It you can quality, writ, or raii 8. )(. t.oilins, P. 0. nov 1412. Winter l'ark, or phone 424-ISIS days, 147.7111 even, ings. oe.. ... wMam oak IAI To Will Carpet sled 401 M. 14th St. FUIIN. Apt. Close Sa, Jimmia fluntaT nooses ror oats so. pooi, beautiful patio, extra large double carporte, well and pump, central heat and air, completely equipped kitchin, large living room. FHA-VA HOMEESS EVIRAL Outstanding Wall S & 4 rooms turn. Newly decor. _ hJdrm.. partiasly, furni.hed. IF YOU CAN AFFORD Larps lot, fruit tree., n.. QUALITY & COMFORT school, shopping. 57,105, 17*5 We won't hays ts try to .ell Park Ave. Call $18.1411, you th is luxurious three bed. ,'O., two bath .as.utivs 8paclous $ BR. living rm.. din. beat in Mayfair. This hems mg ra, ge. P15. rm., on S will sill itself. lots in Loch Arbon $8,555. 10*5 has 154 test of frestage, 81.1551. ucrsen enolo.ed swimming $100 DOWN p• Bank 1 * $ Br. houee. Ph. Cowan. 131.011. $*8.101?. 1 Br. turn. dsapisx apt. Con ta ct 3*11 Palmetto, 1.11 0. overlooking lake, near golf course. Ph. 488-1114 or Ii.. and Floor AmS. 144.117* Orlando. 111-11111 apply its Park jive. 95. Houses For Sale Ch,v. wan. . Neatly turn, down stairs apt, 17 Cadillac AC Turn.. I BIt., 2 bath, nice HOMES FOR SALE patio. AvaiL Dec. 11; $12' SOS Park Ave. *13-OSlO, III. 1$ Choy. hA Imm ediate occupancy or cus. Ch.y. tom built. Any finanoing 14111 turn, apt. 501 11. Ilk, $41. 'II tIorysip soups needed Is available. completely furnished, Including 111.11 11, 811-3*15 'SO Dodge I. Si N ENTEItP1IISES. Inc. washer. 1101 Magnolia. Phone '10 Mercury Colieots $31- 3111 132-1111 Cocoa. FURS. Apt. Reasonable. its. '52 Fiat 1410. '01 Renault home, kit. equipped, $71$ I-Bedroom. C. It., kit, equipped. Modal 111 150mb, Wg; Sanford Ave. 121.1473. Newly turn., 3 Br. Duplex IS 'II Chit. Ciose in. 532.1551. miii. from Navy Base. Call 'sz Falcon Sm. turn, houses Clean, wat er Glen Aurbeok 855-5*84, II Anglia turn, $80, 111-1114. OOVERIOIEIIr OWNED - $ PIlirn. Win, $ rm, turn, apt. fe, couple, $41 $ dill S 11$. I bath hornet large living Sic.. Separate dining rm, Patio With barbs. can, large lot, $14,100, T.rma. FOR LEASE: (fl Itanibler super pta. Wgn., Ph. *82.4521 etlaiiht shift: fl*fl, no w 211 Magnolia hr.., nice, $40 Brass' Motors, 101 French 121, Scooter, & Cycles U8.018 1 171 Allstate '81 ,411, orvair 4 dr. 100 l.ries; Motorcycle model, $ ISO. 822.10)8. auto, itiut 14)1 Brass Motors, 701 Fren ch Boats & rUltN. No qualifying except ___________________ ___________________ 1*74. INSTALLED 115. Autos For Sale - Furs, apt, SOS Park Ave. AUTO GLASS OR CALL __ 1 HR., kitchen squipped. lI2 liii. a. good ere. __________________________ __ AVALON Al'ARTMESTS III W. god St. 332-141? 07. Houses For Rent - $190 !R)N .. 19.60 60. liuslnessOpport. 3117. ase* W REALTY Upholstering * Mattress renovating. 74sw A Used rural. tune. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co. at 10) Calory Ave. $13. P1U1 ES1TISATE AUTO GLASS & turn, S1'E'1S'FfO1V1 - aso-ossi nn Turn, bachelor apt.., utilities '53 VW station wagon, Motel Oltsway To The Waterway furnished $10 inn., Sanlendn 111, nIne pa.s.ng.r, extra Sprgs. area, 12 minute. from clean, low miles.., only 5)15. Robson Sporting Gooda downtown Orlando. Call 322. Your EV1KRUDPI Dealer Brass Motors, 70L French 301 $4 X. let. 3021 or 431-1154. Nights 322. Ph. *11-1)81 323-0121 4517. *11-14*5 2141 PARK D*IVS, 'IS Ford, I cyl.. new engine. II FT. FIh.rgls.s, lea Fury. NIGHTS Turn. (lange Apt. $21-I 1 I 0. 145w top. windshield A light., M ea l s,'eon4 ear; 29.3300. *15.187? 111-1124 121.1140 40 hp. Johnson ElSe, starter $'Room 'II South Peminois Number Apt., tat floor. WillChoy, auto, trans. $301. and Tilt trailer. Ph one 525. tlai furnished. *31.1001. 1*1.0171. 155.781 S 09 days, 512.1015 nit.. DeSoto )'irsflyt., 4 4r, Re- 14 Fl. (Ilsatron runabout, 41 or unfurn., Private 98. Holmes • Sal. or Rent Furn, dan. V.ry cican insIde * out. upstairs, * rm., private bath; hp 1811 Mercury else, start. kit, turn.; 123.775) or •i*. Runs good. IL A it. Power Tilt trailer, fleet offer buys, Suniand: 1.Bsdrooins with 3 5710. Close in, 5*11. Air oond. 833.1170. 833.1170, baths and Sorsaned.ln patio. WF.I.AIcA Al'ARTMENTS 'Ii Ch,v., good running oondi. 112.7411. W. First si, Von. 1 71. *21-1702. $ BR., living rm., dining rm., Fla. rm., Air Cond., fireplace. Clean, rum, Apt. 321.2500. patio; no qualifying; Al'?., 8300 MellonvUle, FURS. down. *32-11*1. ___________________________________ sr.r New 5 BIt with 5 til ed bath. Living-Dining rm., kitchen equipped. Purnace heat, car porte. Ezelusi,e resi83. Rasi Estate Wanted I Bit.. Fla. 11m.. Kit. Equip, dential ares. $500 rural each. Fruit A Shads trses-Oeod have client who wants i toi buy. 121-0451, C, A. WH1UDON, SR. °" cm It. Johns River. CaU BROKER Irum, or unfurnished IBR,$ Williams Realty-311.114S. HI *51.8551 Park bath Ravenna Park. Avail. Dee. *1. 121-1101. 8-i, itelil Estate • Sal. 119 Magnolia is, duplex apartmsnt. SEAT COVER CO. lot f. 27th. call $11.54 7?. 5.A • trauers spaces T0I * ALL, WORK GUARANTEED -on large lake, adults 108. Rooms For Rent *21.7*8. ________ CLEAN, quiet rooms for men. Br. Trailer 10*4?. III451 Magnolia. 5*2-5720. 106. Apartments for Rent DOWN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Stenstrom Realty - to thoss new bobbles that you have been studying for some - _________________________ ________ - - __ John Saula A,gency . - - - £ __________ cnv.r ______ on s ._, .. __ - rent only, I, Ill * I BATHS ____ ______ Salon, San' ,e. Rent a _______ KITCHEN EQUIPPED 1-Bdrm. Turn, Apt, clean, dope LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS in. 501 Palmetto, Tel. *23 ________________ ________ _ - vs better understanding Jean's il'auty, . House FHA.VA HOMES 56 I A I BEDROOMs 111.1551 ford Plata. I BR., 1 lot., enclosed double __________ garage, deep well, fruit trees. 51. Articles- For Rent Sho rt order cook; evening 121.5411 or 515.1515. shift. some experience re UN? A BED quired. Apply in person to Goy't. own ed YHA houses, are ROilaWs3P, HospItal, Baby Mr.. Alien, Eckerd Drugs. now repaired befo re selling. Bsda, 'by Day, Week. or W. have availabieMonth. FULL. TIME Baby litter, live $ BEDROOM, 1 BATH CARROLL'S FURNITURE In. 223.1580. SUN l.A N D 114 West lit. 121.1111 $ BEDROOM, I BATH - 73. Male or Female Help PINECREST 53. Wanted To Buy I BEDROO 1 BATH RAVENNA PARK Successful .ales background SELL. US your Furniture. opportunity in your area to Also have VA houses, $155 Quick leIt'ics with the Cash, down, payments of $10 and start a career in life is.ur. SUPMR IRADINQ P05 T. ance. Complete training. fin. up. ancing and study couras for I good buy in l'inecre.t area. WZON-2iAIEpt FURNITURE license. Call collect Daytona * BEDROOM. 1 BATH. $101 our Sell Trade 811.1184. down and pick up bal ance Ill-Il E. l5 1l2.UI1 Mortgage. at 4'4%, and HELP, HELP, HELP, HELP only 14 years heft on mort55. Furniture For Sale HELP. HELP, HELP, HELP gage. STOP WORRYING. }UIdIITURE Freight dam. HELP 25 ON THE WAY TO aged bedroom and dining MOVIELAND DRIVE-IN FOR THE BEST BUYroom furniture. Many piece. THEATRE lEE UI show an damage, hewever Thurs. gat. with Yri, IDays Ill-Titi Nighli 155.5111 price to '4 or less Lass ragTHE II1IATL.Ea liar retail. 1(011 Freight PHONE *22-1118 tee I DOLLAR WISE Damaged Furniture Seiss, "SliOWTIKr' rou can't bes4 this tha'ee $bed. Hwy. IT-91. Caae.lberlT. room, 1% bath Coun try Club Manor home. 11.310. Only $100 U s e d furniture appliances, '• Situation Wanted down. No cl os ing costs. Ni tools, sic. Bought-Sold. Ls.t !.)ays work. - 323.5440, qualifying, 577 monthly pays ry's Mart, 211 Sanford Ave eli. CellPh. 13141*1.. Days Wor k. 18-7517. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Will care for elderly person iii my bum.. *21.1111. Bedding A Furniture DRIVE A'I. At'wnnW .,.r.. - ever must be done in order to $100 Homes • _________ Lemon Bluff, It,000; I Bit, nearly new, double lot, pri. On.. I 410$, vats dock, *8.5114. __ - ____ ---..-_-.__.____:---- 95. Houses For Bali - __ 0 - -- - 5 ________ wits of __________________ __________________ ___________________ S. HA _____ 103. Mobile Ii ___ Sew and Save Singer el.etri, $ 11, $30. 541. commission. Must have $50. All guaranteed, with ac. phone and car. Call Sir. SACRIFICE: If you can quslcessori.s. Pay as little as Is collect, Orisfldo-.415358*. ify for $18,100.00 loan talus per week. only. You can bay, this home S.NPOltL) HEWING CENTER 72. Female Help Wanted for above with nothing down. 104 so. Park Ave. Ill-1011 $.11edroom, 1 full bathe, cen3 a t t I talking ROCKING Beautician wanted. as. Jimmy tral air & heat, * car car. Cowan. Cut •4 Curl. Pb.. port., 150i115 lot, sprinkler HO RS E. tilts new. 822-4711. *23-0134 or 8*2.4011. system, Mayfair section. Heater, $30; rifrig. $20 * $11; Phone evenings 188.10*1, cabinet sink, $21, 3140 Ifla. Beautician. Appiy Jack A day. 523-1510, Legal_Notice I 1 i v i n g background, sIc,. .- ask __ ten, to iloX 114, Sa nford Herald, Sanford. Fla. 95. Houses For Sal. Spot checker for lu rn inum * flr, 3 lot., fine a.ct.. big .11lng company. Also canvas. tress, reasonable. 818.1*74 sirs anti closer.. Salary * after 1:10. XMAS l'ItRHENTS m' ____ _________ _____________________ ________ ____________ _________ __ g stir. and _______________ _____________________________ a. Estate FERN PLAE.$. (Formerly Playgirl) Open 12-7 Weak Days _______________________ 1JtP48(Z.D eALaSr4eP,.kl'S 1 camping, Crurnley-Monteith - BR fsrred. Must sell. 325.1755. 10' NA5UA trails, suitable for ford Ave.I-Bedroom. l e t floor unit. Call $U.S?1$. Ph. 585.1534, for 8.4 or 120. Automotive Service BR furnished duplex, 71$ W. -St., cl.an. Apt. $11; PRAIRIE SCHOONER, IsIS ft'. Auto Dii... Good eonditioa. Reasonable. Apt. 0, $ 10. 131.1831. Tops A Best Coven Ph. *11.7*1). ____________________________________ Boat lale..R.ntajs Ezperl.nr.d 0 a a Applian SOS W. lit It. Ph. 511-4115 SPECIAL $aIaman Wanted by nation natural gas and IP ... INTRO. OFFER gs. eonpfly Salary, corn. 90. Lots For Sale 25% OFF mission, ear allowance and GIFTS for the one who Las bonuses. Protected territory New Smyrns Beach, 5th lot •verythingl -earnings can be substantial from Altantie Blvd.., on 0th for sggrraait. man. CAROL'S GI FT SHOP, Writ.. St. Ph. 322.3110.. _________________ ____________________________ Legal 1 _______ - $10. practice violin, sic. 71. Stale Ifelp Wanted _______________________________ _______________________________ ____________________ ____________________ . OJ1 IfltP 131.2541. J _______________ ____________________________________________________ •II.Ii,UII , .. ___ SaId Sleeping Bags $1.5 1 __________ _ ____________ _____________ ..... Rlchburg Realty ____________________________ ____________________________ TS*inS 5 to .... 2'Li1NU :IIIMULB RANeW Everything 1/I off. Gifts, books, Corner Store, *00 Mat- Located $ miles East of Oviede on hwy. 415. Student inutrue. 17.13 South noila Ave. tlo. Single * twin suites single button dinner charter, F:'so Aviation Pro. Jacket, II abort: worn once _ducts. Ph. 30-1201. $20. Spanish guitar $21 Cur- 231.0145. _______ (I (WYW7CCfl4 CAPU00RN (Dec. 22 to what Jan. 20) .4 lastriminta MucIcal ______________________________ tinstlon, since there are many opportunities just around the corner to advance. Study them well. Precision counts. ad 31. ..IA 97. Houses For Rent ,_piL T _____________________ __ ;' 14 to easy action for student. UI'Ul8 Piano, Also weather proof van-type tandem wheal trailer, W. s. _______ ' I • _______ _________ s, etc. with the public in ,n-I.l,. Ap,liinNs$iw * I° the _____________________ _____________________ ___________ . di ______________________ ___ kg progeny. 10 sure Bursar gas range, sic. oond. ilk. toy celliesS loving, Ill Sanford Ave. gentle. watablut. AKC Real@- islatsole, piano. jig. 821-6188. ad 2 amb~ *28-47)7, wks. tired 7'4 tse _________________________________ ____________________________________ ... i.tar i *iick Ibstiand pomp mars, 7 yr. old, gsntl., $111. UI" IX 'liii CIRCUIT COL'R? or OVER 1$ TEARS 5's. Rested win asS Is 5e ?Ho after S P. m. • time w.rkasnshlp is uphol- THE IIIRT*I JUDICIAL tIBm''I m' .t.risg. Draperies, Illpcover., CVI? IN AND FOR PERIBOLU ia__lust toiU. Time Payments as little as COVRTV. FLORIDA. Black *50 Poodle Pups for sale. Will hold for Christmas $1 me. Drapery hardware in. CHANCERY 00. 11511 gifts. P..seoaabls. 12*1415. stansu... THE BOWERY SAVINGS KUL? DECORATING SHOP BANE. Pt. 111.1118 Plaintif f, 12. SpecIal Notic reserves asim 's. el reJs.tlus 3. BISBEE, t us XgNE any dvenkamtM flaw Osmecock arant.Baa Defendants. St aoem •bjisdisabls * lounge : ow open. Special75011CR OP SPIT IN istn in sea food and steaks. paUsy at tiM ei,s. MORTGAGE VORECLOIVRPI Businessmen's lunchi sandpaper. NOTICE OF SALE J. IJISIIEE and Tot KENNETH wichasi also a Is carte. IdeasNotice is hereby given par. ILINE MARIE J. BISBEE, wood Hotel-1*$.15l2. suant to a Final Decree of DEADUN his wife foreclosure dated December Route 1, Box 12 I(sos Day hIre 7th, 1181. and enter" in Chan. R$5IDC Cater ing . F0n4 13. u.s-u 1144$ of the Cir. eery Case PahilestI-. Per LitUe Rock. Arkansas cult Court of the Ninth Judi. Insertions Sad Elite SHIP CITRUS FOR XMAS In amd for S.mlnols You are hereby notifi ed that (Bat. No. Per M7) LU varl.Ues-g*arsutesd .. C15.l Circuit Complaint to foreelos. a carlivery. Holti.ansa Orova., County. Florida, wherein WEST * Lain mortgage encumbering the Hwy. IT-Il, Maitland. 844. RIDE FEDERAL SAVINGS OF NEW following described real proLOAN ASSOCIATION ills Glean A. Ungi.-$32. YORK CITY Is Plaintiff, and prty, to-wit: Sill i. Lost & Found Lot 17, Block B, COUNTRY MARGARET BREZEE, a Cr,. CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. s dealer, are Defendants, I will 1 HP mercury motor: 2. according to the p lat se ll to the highest and b es t betw.on Hatbili Park sad thereof as recorded in Plat bidder for cash at the front City, Reward. J Orange Book 11, Page 100. Public LOST: dool' of the Seminole County Ilhiaehardt, Orange City, I. tie ClapS of lbs C.uatp' Courth ouse Is Sanford lemI. Records of Seminole Coun. Ju1,, 771.5514. ty, Florida, sole County, Florida. at 11:00 555, 55 ProIste. o'cloc k A. H., on the 51.t day has bull filed against you tat LOST: Not car keys, $ keys, I iSiatO of December, 1551, the follow, the above styled suit, and you painted red. Mali 50$ H. H. ALICE MARGARET JONES, described property aa set are required to serve a copy tog .,ronson. ft. I. Boa 181.0, forth in said Final Dscres, to. of your Answer or other Plead. Sanford. Reward. To All O,dft., ..d Deceased PIPiSI wit: tog to the Complaint on Plain. DPSIS4S ESdUS Cl$bsl Lot 15, OAKLAND HILLS, tif'l attorneys, ANDERSON, Agaiset Bald E545551 according to the plat there. RUSh. DEAN * I.OWNDKS, You and each of you are of as recorded in plat 321 East Central Boulevard, hereby notified and required to Book is. Pages SI and 44, Orlando, Florida, and file the 5575R CIRCUIT COVET OP present any, claims and di. Public Records of Se mi. original Answer or other tita OTETU JVDICIAL CSR- manSe which you, or either of Pleading in the office of the sale County, Flori da, CVI? IN AND FOR sEMINOLE you, may have against the (SEAL) Clark of the Ci rcuit Court on estate cf ALICE MARGARET COVITY, P8.0110*. Arthur U. Beckwith, Jr. or before the 17th day of Dec. II CHANCBSY NO. IN1S JONES, deceased, late of Bald Clark of the Circuit Court ember, 1181. If you fall to do Csunty, 1 th e Coast? Judge of 5VIT TO $1115? TITLE se, a decree Pro eonf,sso will Martha T. Vlhl.n RUDOLF I. GUITAPSON and Seminole County, Florida. 51 be taken against you for the Deputy Clerk L.SV*CIA E. OUSTAFION, his his office La the court house Trying Nathanson, EM., relief demanded In the Comof said County at Sanford, P. o. Boa is, plain t. wits, PLaintiffs. Florida. within sIx calendar Cocoa. Florida This Notice shall be publish, of the months from the time ed once a mask for four conse. vs. publIsh Dec. •, ion Trusts, first publication of thin noUce. co.ss LITTLE. HARRY euuvs weeks ii the The San. ie of each claim or RO D CLAYDEN and Two for Cord Herald. HARRY C LITTLE. and -demand shall be in writing. Is tie Cot Be lb. Osusty DATED this I$rd day, .4 HAROLD and shall state the place .5 CLAYDEN. 5usls.$. 0s1y, Pts. November, 1181. CLAYDE?4, and - LITTLE, residaSos and post o,f Ice sd. 5a, Is P, to. (SEAL) wits of HARRY C. LITTLE, L, dress cC (ha claimant, *n4 shall In resietale .1 Arthur 8. Beckwith, Zr,, ALLEN his be sw.rs to by La. claimant, FRANK DAVIS lUKE ALLEN and Clerk of Circuit Court and ac. By Martha T. Vihlen wife, ALFRED ERICKSON and his agest, or attorney Deceased. ERICKSON. his wife. AM. compani es by a filing feo of t. *n CesdM.,e sM Tusaa Deputy Clerk NA CLARA ANDERSON and one dolla r an d such claim or a,l. Claims or Dm.5 Publish Nov. *8 A Dee. 3, 5, ANDERSON. her husband, demand not so filed shall be is'-. sass Ee$stes It. 1181 if living, Slid it dead, their un- void. You sad sash of you are CDt-TI Donald H. Zones known heir.. legatees. devises., hereby notified and required .sI.n.. hemp. era. A. cileutne £f taa ta.et .---, IX TEE CIRCUIT JUDICIAL C1RAd Will and Testament of Ners. trustees or *there claimsands which you. or either of TUN XIMe *14CM MARGARET JONES you, may bats sgatsst the l CVI?, IN AND SOS SEMINOLE nI a have an Interest is or P8.0*10* J im* upon the property subject Deceased sotsie of FRANK DAVISI COUNTY, CLEVELAND, STEPHENSON to this suit, LI1ISKE, deceased, l ate of eaid1 IN CHANCERY NO 1512$ Defendants. * MISS County, to the County Judge THE WESTERN SAVINGS of SEMINOLE County, Florida. BANK OF BUF FALO BUY. NOTICE P. 0. Drawer 5 STATH OF FLORIDA) suite its at hIs offIce a the court house I PALO, 1(11W TOP,.K, COUNTY OP SEMINOLE) Sanford Atlantis Notional Bask f said CoSity at lanC.,d,I Plaintiff, TO. HARRY C. LITTLE. Tins' Building FIends, within six calendar T26 tee for HAROLD CLAY. Isniard. Florida thai WALTER N. SMITH. JR., and P1.r5d5 Deaths from the li_s .1 DEN sad HARRY C. UT. Attorney. for Isecit.r first publication .5 this noiic.,IMAEI0PUE SMITH. his wits, TIE, and C1,ATDEM, Publish Dec. 3, to II. its 1551 Two dpi.. Of east claim or ass WIW4II THOMAS wife of HAROLD CIAAT- CVT-6 Defoadentat doomed Owl be In writing. am NOTICE TO DRFEND LiTTLE, PEN and shall state two place 1 real. I wife of HARRY C. LIT. IN THU CIRCUIT CO VE? OF din.. and post ef tics WALTER N. SMITH, ZR. and MARJORIE SMITh TIE, addresses unknowni TUB NINTH JUDICIAL VIBft .5 ( .lsisnsnt, and shaH be ALP' CVI?. IS AND SOS IIHISOLE sworn S. by the claimant, his YOU ARE HEREBY notified I. ALLEN and LEN, his wife, aidree.ee OSUITY. FLORIDA. ent or attorney and seem- Is take notice that a suit has ALFRED CHANCERY SOS 15455 u n k IS SW 53 ponied by a tiling f.• of one been filed against yo u in the CLYDE DAVE ROBERTSON dollar and such claim or di. above titled Court. The na. H 11 ICE SON and E RI CKSON, his wife, ad. and EEULAH 1. ROBERTSON, mand not is SUed shaM be lure of this suit is an action his wife, greases unknown; to foreclose a Real Estate Plaintiff ANNA CLARA ANDREMortgage held by THE WEST. 1114* Lheske /., ANDERSON, VS. ION and As Executrix of lbs Lost EON SAVINGS BANK OF SUP. her husband, addresses PAUL T. KIEFFER and PAW, BUFFALO, NEW YORK, Will and Testament of THEIIEIIA I. ZIEFFEP. his unknown. PRANK DAVIS lIf*U, which Kertssse i-s r.00rded in YOU ARE HERESY WOTI. wits, Official R.10t45 Book 411, Deceased PIMP that a slit to liet title P5(5 541 Public Records of Defeadsat. stlnhoteer and RSTWU •W PUS? has been brought in the OrSemInole County, Fiends. The Attorney, It Law cult Court of Se minole County, 5'S. PAUL T. KIEFFER name it the Court In Which First Federal Building P. 0. Box 51$ Florida, against you and each suit proceedings I. pending is Sanford, Florida Independence. Orsges the Circuit Court of the Ninth of you claiming say estats, Attorneys for Executrix rIght, title or totsi'e,t in or Tan are hereby notified that PublIsh 9, 041 JudicIal Circuit, a aa4 f 5, 15, 15, item spot the f.*l.wing dee. a slit is compel eenvsysne. of CD? 5 Seisele County, Florida, is be d real de scri property the cribsd real situated following Chancery )(, 11115. in S.minele County, Fins, . openly, has beenthetiled In the 1 TEE Cr10111? 0511*? OF 66 ..I, r!.....I 1 Vtsb 2,.. . - ..,...,... I,t....,e.. pry.r. in .wsusss thread i.oun;7, Lot 30 of NEW UPIALA, distal, Circuit In and for Semi- CUP? AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida. involved in all pro. according to list there, mel. C.unty, Florida. en titled (2011 , flORIDA, cedings as described i. the resorded in Flat Book I. CIIYDI DAVE ROBERTSON no. *5455 comnt is as follewsa Pats 4? of the PubEs B.. sa4 BEDLAM L ROBERTSON, IN 51$ P5'ITISN OP *5. ilsik 3, LINCOLN oct45 .5 $.misel. Csantz, big wile ssslsst PAUL T. EDWARD LEWIS CARPEN. HEIGHTS, accerdiag to Fl.rlSa, 5irw$R sad THEREIIA B- 7511 the plat Lasreel a. recordend pen ore hereby required KISPPEJI, Defendants. NOTICE PT PVEUCATIO* OP ad In Flat Bosh 1$, Page to file pear answer Sr. required t o tile year ether FOR ADSPI'IOX, IS, PubEs Records o? written 4sfens, p.rsenslly or answer I. the C.mplaiat with YOU ARE HERESY NOT!. Seminole County, Flo ri da, your attorne), with the the Clerk .1 the Circuit Coot PIMP that a pelitlos has been l.gethsa' with the tellowing b C wk of the C rout Ceurt, asS serve a copy theroaf upon flied in Lae steve styled Co urt Items it pre psfly which are Ninth Judicial Ciroali, Seminole WiUlam 0. Rowland. Atteltey by EDWARD LEWIS CAR. Jousted in sad are permanent. County, Florida. at Las Court. tee Las Plaintiff, 155 I. Z*ew. PESTER t the adoption it y iaSS*l.d as a part of ,he beno. In Sanford. Florida, And I.. Avenue.Winter Park, Pier- KAREN LEA CIIDDINS and $aprevsmcots on slid land: to serve a copy tiareof upon Ida, us or before the iTti 457 DEBORAH *1(5 01 D D I SIX, Boaters pseassently. the PIalatIIfs' attersep, whius 04 Dereber, INS etharwIm a miner., by 'the pstltieaar, ED. $astsflsi, name is JOHN D. RAISES it Desres Oesfesee will be WARD LEWIS CAIPINTEE, Yo* an required to us yogi the (tam it WINOE*WIED( catered It you fee Las sad you arc qutred to serve anwme sLam' defensive 81*1515 and WARD, 181 Park relief damaaIed in this Oem. a espy at year Answer si OS. pleadingsofwith the Clark of Ave..., South, WIMI, Psrb, Malal. The real pr.psfty that Jsstlsas Se skew OSIe. why tb absve named Court ani Florida, not tar than the Ike sebjest mUter of the said politics eheuld nat be serts a copy thoresi SPOS the *4th .5 December, liSa, ateame$ suit to .amp.l tsato4 en the attorney ter pialatlff'• attars.pa, WHIT% berets ceiling up the estate, vqan.s $51 At* low. De.cl4 1, C.rbelt, AKIN, PYLE D W.O. tkt, IIUs,-intereet $as 2$.. The I'4 .5 She IE'4 ef the P. 0. ass Slat, Ru.. wbses MIre.. is.- Silts 311. Spoil tb ahoy. 4..si5 $E it the IIW'4 of Sec. lied, Cn$5.4., ,a,Wsad file 711 Bail C.l.elal Drive, Organ. wa perty claimed by you asS , Isa 5, Township Il U, 5k. erlglsal $ the office of do Florida. not late, than the she you fell he do a. 46. Rs It B, according I. tie Clerk Of the Circuit Court, 17th day .4 Dssueber, 1181, a en.. p.. Cant.... will be . the Pint thereof. rsc.rd.d em. it heists Desewbe i-Ilk requIred by Isv, 5*as a Decrpe tired against you. In Plel Book I. Pegs $1.51 INS. Pro Ceafese, will be *stores WITNESS my hand and .ssl the PuSH. RiserS. of Herein Pall Not er a deere. against you. of ..Id Court at Saslsr4. Pier. be FIends. pet osnte.ee semisate County. will sntsrsd IN W TRESS WHEREOF, I Ida, this 22nd day of November, (SEAL) 1SS*Iet yes, have bassunte set y hand A si It. Beekwl th, Zr., Wtoga W s my haM asd the and at tlzsd my stf isIs.) eea3 at (REAL) Clerk Circuit Court most of said aunt in PastorS, Sanford, Se minole County, Arthur 11. Beckwltb, Jr.. SslneIe County, Saafm'd, Seminole Co unty, Florida. this F10fi45, this 35,4 day 51 Nov. 5yt.4 051st 51 Pta, 11th day 51 November. INS. amber, 1841, ________ is. I UIRA($iPt.IStO Oct. 22) day to get It 114 a. umu, "r Agency ____ ____ % much to your present toter with everyone you with. A pal _____ __ ' can If a SANFORD ELEC'rRIC I Tree ripened Citrus. Navels, ship. Albert H. Fell, Oetssn. *213575, 122.41)1. I I OURKDJ I P1Tfl ISS _________________________ py .lk&r 'lbuRCha. _ 00" further Appllaae 1EK & MEEK ' pet' _______ _____ Yfl4MV'fu SO WE wani *ake the future more abun dent for all. B. more social also add New contacts bills without 13'? _______________________ ____________ _________________________________ tsd allies will do much is it 3 - 12 Showing - ________ get 1. $ 5' I S B *11-liT). __________ 322-5612! 106. Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sal. 3.flsdroom, I bath hou,i. chain rur. i HR. duple.; adults. '$7 I1AURLIIR ftsloa Wagon. link find. III too. ISO 21*1111. 3*1.5510. ______________________________ 5130. III Eacambla Dr. III. -' __________________ *22.8120. 74fl. ______________ ______________ $20 me.. up. Surplus City. __________________________ ie.iy decorated I HP. turn. ____________________ Chevy Impala Con,srtibl.i house. $51, inolud., waIst. flies, roomy * b.dreom turn. 5015w lop. 148 stick. 40.80$ ac. LM 004 10 \)__ 1*2-110?. apt., $41.50. __________ Close in. 533. tusl toil,.. Radio * bestir, nil Whit. wall tires, A-i shop*. IS A ROTTEIJ * P 3 lIft. excellent location, Tot. *23-1*74 after 1:30 V. to. 15UO tULI1. furnished ________________________ AFT( u1.L.. tM. __________________ 1448. 1i 'V, vole ___so Vulvooverhauled trans.. ' _________________________ Znr. 1 Ian. m:'n.rr., LiMS now. TT$*Is Presser. tog run. IhalU.., . _________ I stop be too your intuitive facultiei1 the beat solution. and to Sept. 22: VfltGO (Aug. ______________ ________ Dec. 9, 1985 - Page 7A electric . WELLS DKIL4.XD, PUMPS Ksnmore washer, good ryanSPRINKLER $Y$TEKR cond. $31. 322.8170. Mi Types aad hue Guitar. $11. Poodle puppy, $10. We *ipe'.r sad R.nh.e *33.0475. ERRORS ______ Aug. 21) . use ______ ________ You can go about quietly ml You syss. Perf.ct pets. w/a..n Remington portable complete with Ca... $34.10. Royal KMM table too4.1 with touch control. magic margin., $11. 122.1315. - wrAq 1 Hi. ______ _________________________ ______ 2 dowbaIeYcrWIUdd You 0 are apt Ii eseret worries. It I worrisome - CAT * 5 kitten s: black _____ ___ ______ ____ ______ touch with those able to makO LEO (Jidy 12 to ___ • them workable Is wile non e clever plans. This wil MPh very, vet V help you to advnce -. I __ 2 • 30. Ho.. Supplies 0 __________________ Thermostat Heat Boarding. 0. 122.1711. Y'all coma see tail 11$ ____ - _____ ______________ AJUMAL HAVEN. £•mmsla, CW Mia- Ri Dale AM Cb*4 Lu Il (June •iie P.1* & trio Rhampoosr, only $1 psi 0 MifitoS M.et estsis TID WtTaI SIDW. a. Uth. 5*1-1411 _______________________________ Fuel lisatarl Electric range 24, w. Dri.Wng t,frlg. 322.1445. sat Supply C•. CARS, any ags, any. ,, Machine W. tim,, in my home. *55.5111. & i' TYPEWRITERS- fl5 M1aam A-* M 11,.3.ie,tsvwm'lsps'Uas _____ at borne P.M 1000W CHILDREN iii•i t. $0101 1.10 1.721 1' M'a PVAM ___ __it CP 04T 000? 2 dL^' ''" A RAJ an YOU In tecord time. B. vety practical and Improve a as well, I about 700 ______________ ____________________________ (I ORIAMID LAnT1 NIGHT 'VW system and pay atteatlo d Get " 21 s. . . I I - ____ C GRUM sue _ = ___________ . ________ ______ II clean, Inc rant baue • Dial •"5u 010Q un.so. Many era type tube testing ..d hand opirated macbins., from nl..rcnandl.ing unit,. Will 440 to $118.10. Several not Interfere with your preNational (5 To quality $60 to $22L Now and used Pont you must have: 13,415.00 Cash portable typlwrit.vs, from Avaiiabl. Intmediat.ly, CAT. Smith Corona $18.10 to 1 spar, hours weekly. Should and portable type. writers, from 81*1.10 to not Up to $100.00 per mon th In your spare tIm- This com$171.10. We take trade-ins. A * Ii Office Machine. VinY will eziend financial t..._.assistanc, to tall time if do. SIT I. First St sired. Do not answer unless 318-1188 84. Real Estate • Sale fully qualified for the Ume ___________________________ cheat type. Ilk. and invsstm.nt. 17 FT. nsw. Ph. 555.1770 after I p.m. income Immediately. . • Busi nessstarts is set up to, you. Everett A. Harper Binger Electric s.wlng macbin, • • We secure locations. in Console cabinet. like new. ' S 8ellig, soliciting or '1pm'. Agency Sews forward A river... All ience not necessary. 2465 South Park Avenue attachments for making but. personal interview in you, 322.2285 or 322-2264 ton holes, sir .agging * For city, write, pisasi include fancy stitch design.. Fully phone number. ivarant..4. Can be seen in TELEVISION your area. Make $ too. pay. Ball-Blair P. o. 18T1 ments of $4.11 or will dli. Youngstown, Ohio 44112 Real F..tat. Insurance count for cash. Writs credit SF0 * Park Ave. 123-1541 mgr. 131 S. Clearwater 8.1. 69. Schoo ls & rHatruclions Largo, Fla. BEPORI BUYING CALL rrom ts _______________________________ 20. Hardware $ t5e. l.fant A after school Wa 7 AM *till 2 Bus stop for all school.,, 17.58, '4 MIle S. Sanford Shopping Ceat.sr. Ph. 311-1811. _______________________________ 6. Child Ca.r. I to 191211 401 liii IN _________________________ iii Will keep your children while Il.0 It . sis you do Christmas shopping. 812.1287. j lots 1514 ii. ______ __ __ 1o@L *1) z ____ _____ __________ 4~ __ Big Top Nursery hillil _________ ______ _____ __________ 11LL...ss _______________________ also re taste' _______________________ DuS- Leon easy, quick carpst U.ra2d advsrtlMng sam. Distinctive portraits dose is uk sad wass .r pastel from phololTapha. 8*12. $7.18 18* em a ,- p 60. Business Oppor sxnrb •p ,r*th ______________ Don't Sill Yourself ihorti RECESSION . DPREtilON P8001' BCESs EXCEPTIONAL HIGH EARNINGS PART - TIME . WORK WEW AU_ von ADDED INCOME GCING SCJFT1 fallibl, party or p.r,ons. nih or ¶emal.. wanted for this or to handle world famous R.C.A.. Sylvania, O.E. Westinghouse TEt.E. $UP.10 -------.owsw Call 021404 tor - 50. Misc. For Sale .V(JILLi) UOOP( £neyclop.41a. IS Par too. Ph. *32.4843. I'ORTAIILE ri', uo. z.oin. ADDING MACHINES TYPEWRITERS CASH REGISTERS over 100 machine, on special .aie for ten day. only. *1 Hundetrand Adding Machine.. each. 73 electric addL.a.0 makes, CiflIc. o.. - cie reriLec"E .t . _________________ _____ * ii' _ _ ___ ________ _ _____________________________________________________________ _______ _______ Nee . Bring _______ __________ Dial you to get projects It successfully, by the and .&sled means possIb1 __________ _____ r-p'__ - ___ _____ 43. Plants, Feeaa, Seeds 115. Special unto. 12._p...J ______________________ ______________________ ______________________ I yen say. a enisia pr.jir,J BOYD CABWLTa. 5*2.9*14. I *so.iiso Itamlins. I lam. writa P. I $224141. isa i*i*,I I isutert IJET SPRAY CLEARINGI • waves - Wall. Igo. Misc. For 530 PO this daIs sF0, will' I Ysatach an.assa I not bs rsspouibls for ann ______________________________ _____________ I dsbti scatracted by an,on.I VACUUM CLEANERS kisting I other than myosit. iftiold LI The Ideal Christmas lift. *31 Air Conditioning I IohIiofl, I General Ih.st M.ts.l Work I sties-AU prices. Buy it now I on lays-way. o ou Darner Sanford Vacuum CS,. I 1811 Orlando 111$ I. Park AVS.. $21-Sill ___ ,n±ssn. Mtchi.&..to-I U ________________ Classified fliJ:iJ 2. ;; a more well.rounde course of action under whlc making 11 Herald C ,Herald It 5 •• I.. ,. tlska or chances, neverthele to operate - Page6A- Dec. 9,19851 I ii - .. . us us . L L H t M IP H I L L M U We RM $Ta - I III&I . I U R5 I IMI't"%I M •i MERCURY L . 3U401 . 0 1 : SANFM a 0 15 I $ . . . .- . .. . . . I -. F i : H - t4a - -.-__ •' -"- -. - - . . - . - - - . p, -. __ - u__ l . . 1 ____ , - . . . . I :. ~ . , -.. : . I . r- s, " I ~ :~l - I . - - - . ~,. -A.--~-~-- i. -- ' _T1_ ,. --- 1, . 1 I It I I V -- ~ i , e i I , �- lije Isn?nrb I,rafl Pae A - Dec. 9. 1 Space Chase is 'Go' For Sunday - . * . on the St. Johns River * * * * "ci1e of America" Seminole County iljrrath Gets Signal cor Takeoff . 17r :anfrn ZIp C.4 ___ m-ia CAPE XENNEDY (UP!)— Astronauts Walter Schirra NO. 80 and Thomas Stafford, fit and ready for a Sunday blastoff, rot the all-clear from weathermen today and tackled paper. work and practice for their chase in space after GeminI 7. Everything was rolling along smoothl7 toward the WEATHER: Thureday 68-41; weekend: Warming trend. 1c i0 Seminal. County Board of Realtors wilt meet at 6:10 p.m. Monday at the Tradewinds. S S S S No WATER DAMAGE— Raymond Gall of New Roeton, Mo., holds up aneer from what be. ys Is the beet corn crop he has ever 'grown—desplt tall &od. !1g which at one time coyarid his flelds with seven feet of water. His crop averaged 238.6 bushels an acre with "ears so big that they would choke up the picker." The government's .stlmats of average yield per acre ii 72.1 bushels thIs year. "Dldyoug.ttasesMC. Namirs while you were In Washington," a Sanford nun. liter asked Sen. Mack N. Clsvslsnd Jr. on a downtown corner the other day. "Well, not exactly," Mack replied. "MeNamara speaks only to God and LBJ and I hays a better think chanc. to get clos, to him, ' Reverend, than I." ,• you'd 3. t S S S A reader has etolen a few verses from the old Lizzie Borden Melody by penning thes. lines: 'McNamara took an ax and gave our bombers forty whack,. 'When he saw whst he had done, b. gave old Sanford forty.on.." PTA Members Total 520 In Be& Lake Albany, Georgia, isn't. ex• actly pleased by the news the Navy is taking over Turner Air Force Base. The people up there say they are losing more than they are gaining. S VOL.58 United Press Leased Wire Estabtinhed 1908 FRIDAY, DEC. 10. 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA - Seminoles Quit Metro Loop Class High In Class AA Competition - __________________________________________________________________________________________________ — - A -------- - --- -- - + .. "m. - -- _._. ------. -, . . •- - - , . - -1- .- - By Sam Stanley In an unexpected but often contemplated move, Seminole High School has pulled Its athletic program out. of the Metro Conference. The decision was made Thursday afternoon during a meeting of th. school's coach. es offidally submitted Thur.. day night at a conference meeting in Orlando and announced to The Herald this morning. Ihe action becomes effective at tb. end of this echool year. Seminole High Athletic Director Fred Ganas gave these reasons for the surprise move: (1) Seminole is a cius A school In a conference mostly composed of Class AA schools and this puts a hardship on the Seminole teams' chances of conference and regional championships. (3) The fact that Seminole Is a Class A school also hinder. the AA schools, especially in footbsll, as the larger schools receive only half. credit for victories ever Class A opponents. . (3) The fact that the San. ford Naval Air StatlOD Is to be deactivated almost certaip. ly usumes that Seminole High will not grow into a Class AA school In the near future, as had been believed. Seminole Principal Andrew J. Bracken stated that 20 per cent of the students at th. school have parents connected with the SNAS. . - . . $ - . - . ,. '< - .° ", ,. -'-. -, . - -- -. ;,. - . . - - - I- - Reynolds T. 'Thomss, 57, ++ + - - _________ • ______ + — + + . ij .'tI "i' aftc'r. The Tlorids.born Thomas moved to Sanford in 192$ and joined the department on Jan. 1, 1929, Immediately after reaching the eligibility age ot 21. lie was born Dec. 12, 1907. In 1937 be was named assis- at A -am. - tIas_ta S_ w;e. unou ounQay. S.t__ a__I_ .. p.o...... _t,_ i _.__..,o. tant chief of the department and served In this capacity R. T. THOMAS until his elevation to chief, emergcdfromthefirstround of final launch preparations ___________________________ Thomas, who resided at 203 South Maple Avenue, was a Thursday night with a steady P member of First Baptist T' "Go" for flight. .o Spscsflight weather fore. casters predicted perfect wra-. thor for the launch sit. Sunday with sunny skies, light southeasterly winds and a 65. d.wre. temperature. The out-. look for all the ocean landing areas also was good. F iying i igers iying •Usome Church and the Florida State Fireman's Association. lie is survived by his wife, Maudc; a son, Ray, and a grandson, Allen, all of San. ford; two brothers, C. W., of Gainesville, and Wlllford, of Brownsville, Texas, and on. The "Flying Tigers" of Re. sister, Mrs. C. A. flayleu, of This Weekend coonais,anee Attack Wing One Jacksonville. a- - + who served briefly as Sanford fire chief thIs year before hi.. retirement, died Thursday night. lie had been with hi lire department 36 years, and asiumed the top position following the retirement of Mack Cleveland Sr. Ill health forced Thomas to retire shortly there. (•sO...GO...GO will return to Sanford Naval Funeral services will be at SPACE CENTER, Houston Air Station Sunday and Mon 3:30 P. m. Saturday it First (UPI)—"Go.,.Go,..Go" Baptist Church with Rev. Fred signals from earth stations day after more than seven Chance officIatIng. Burial spurred Gemini 7 twins Frank months at sea. will be in Evergreen Cern.The Tigers, RyAn-i, have Borman and James Lovell Into tary. Brisson Funeral Home their sixth cosmic day today been deployed aboard the USS charge of arrangements. Independence off the coast of along a nearly perfect circu- Viet Nam. They already have u _____________ lar path toward a unique received decorations for action "spare data" Sunday. against the Viet Cong. -- . Before dawn had broken Officials of Reconnaissance -over the United States, the Attack Wing One indicated two astronauts were back at that aircraft of the squadron , '4 work trying to rid their ,ic- would arrive some time Sun ord.destinecl flight of a few day afternoon. e S S minor frustrations — moat of Tim. Independence is sched them born of earth's unco- Wed to arrive at Norfolk Don't forget our draftees operative weather. who will be leaving Sanford some time during the week. ga peat stYles wU early next Wednesday, miss. jerseys whilo Coach Danny Lee explains some Berman and Loysil, uunshay- end. Men from the squadron launch TIlE 'FEMINOLES' ARE SUITING UP for Sat. footLnull strategy. These senior "Feminolea" tog Christmas at home. urday night's annual Powder Puff football game en si unwashed but happy at are be flown from Norfolk mail rush this weekend, a.. are (left to right) Vicki Boyd, Jo Ann WInn, The Idea of giving the Inat the Sanford Municipal Stadium. In the only their jobs, were firmly zeroed 'to Sanford Monday or Tue, cording to Postmaster (k. Coach Leo, Cr111 Harden and Vicki MeArdle. ductees email Christmas gifts game of the season at Seminole High school in on th. halfway mark of day, cli. Heard. Their opponents will be the junior "Hellions." as going-away Presents Ia where the girls compete and the boys do the their 14-day, 206 orbit voyage. RVAH.1 left Sanford in May post effice wRI hays spreading. (Herald Photo) cheerleading, these five senior girls try on their fl17 will rsach that point almost immediately after a regala, weekday °wIu&,,' change of command ceremony service. Satarday fres I:* Mrs. Nancy Nordstrom, So. - Saturday afternoon. lective Service officer, says Never had an American in which Cdr. Valentin G. Ma- am. Is i p.m. packages for the soon•to.b. *a on Sendsy thi pest manned spsc.light gon. so tWa succecdcd Cdt. Jesse W. soldiers are being accepted at Taft u cmmsndlng officer. o(flce wfll be epsi tee as. well so Isig. her offIce, 910 B. Comnuere. , Ge , . . Go" Commaer Matula an4 U. coptaac. oi pacii pests At . C; B. Orosqulst Jr. were kill. sain if stampe e betwes tat, neip the Post Off$r,. Gifts should b. small — g p.m. withdrawal of the fd.w.* the orbital express ml In July when they were re' more prOposed after, wire de. %Vitk Charges that the Seminole access roads," lie added, the Independence cigarettes, raxor blades, writ. 'Regardless of criticisms, acribed, one just south of San. Dew Drop Pool site, the along It. fiv.-mlle-a.aecond turning to County School Board "acted from a mission over North lag materials, candy, etc. we are going to put this junior ford and the other near Five board has four sites still un course. In bad faith," 's.t saili S S college where it will best Points. Possibilities of the do. dii InvestIgatIon, all of which After getting about •ii Viet Nam. tactics,' and was "super-con- serve the inUre county and we nation of one sit. formerly may invulve partial or out- hours of sleep, for-man and Cdr. I). B. Moore assumed A Unitid Fund contribucommand of the squadron tion has been received from servativá" In dealing with the will not be rushed or pressured offered for ule was also right donations of land. Lovell awoks about 6:10 am. aboard the USS Independence Mr. and Mrs. Jo. W. Doug. Dew Drop Pool .it offer in Into making a hasty decision," mentioned and negotiations "It will be Interesting to toky, said a quick "Good lass in memory of Mrs. Ann Casselberry, made by James Wharton declared, are now underway with the see bow th. press treats this," morning, sir" to a station in on the line with the Seventh Fleet. Raborn Ray — a gift that commentad Blrkenmeyer. BIrk.nmeyer, school board 4t the . same meeting, two owners, the Canary Islands and gush. Possible names for the new member, were denied by will go toward helping the "Instant" breakfast. state unlvsrslty on the Or. other bosrd members at a ______________ living. The family Is notified ange.Seminole County line meeting Thursday. Guuity by a special message when were discussed today at a Blrkenmeyer blasted the Kastner Resigns Post such gifts are made to UnS.., meeting of Seminole County Sanford Flyers board In a statement to The ited Fund. members of the Citizens Ad. According to state rnguls. Sanford Herald Thur-slay, up he would have too much Harold H. Ksstner today 5 e visory Committee of Us new clau tions, the school's in athto be handle, thus was resign. anaounc.d that he has announced at the same thus Kiwanis Club members will MIAMI (UP!) — Blonds university. letic competition I. determined quishing his chairmanship. Alien Goldberg and Associates, ed as chairman of the flayentertain tb.l wives and artist and former University The meeting was held at friends at their weekly meet- by the number of boys enroll. of Miami, and Hubbard Cassei. don Burns central executive Robett S. Sllihimer, vies of . . SECOND Miami coed, Eileen Thom- the Florida State Bank Lounge ing Wednesday. Serving will ml in the 10th, 11th and 12th berry had withdrawn their of- committee of Seminole Coun. . chairman, will succeed Ksst. FLEET IN TilE ATLANTIC— a., broke into hysterical at noon. grade. the previous year. It fer "to donate 100 acres of begin it 11:60 sm. at the ncr. (Spl) — An RAIC Vigilante screams after a federal court John Krlder, a member of takes 525 boys to be classified land" for the site of Seminole ty. Civic Center. . Kastner, owner of Harold 11. crashed on the flight deck of jury found her and Paul (Iran- the committe, to help select a Kaitner said he found the as an AA school. Seminole Junior college. .e . Kastner Company, has been th. attack car-Tier UU Sara. yule, 29, guIlty on tWo name for the university, and The Lyman High School High School currently has Ill He also read a prepared chairman of the conunitte. toga operating caM of Jack. counts of robbing the South C. R. Clonts, a member of the statement of charges, to the band looked sharp In iti new boys enrolled. Miami Bank last June. since iii. nominatIng committee, were socuvW. Thursday evening. "We ar. a class A school same effect, to the board at uniforms in the Christmas Court attendants helped in charge of the lunchooa "I would like to thank every. Tb. pilot, LI. W, T. Slauglu. now, ws'll definitely be Clus its regular meeting Thursday parade. The bend went one for their support of the sod the bombardier.uvL. Miss Thomas to a bench and meeting. through m.$ of the football A next year, md with the bepa afternoon. Governor," Eisner sild. "I gibe, Las. H. G Creigar, as' then to a nearby office, where Other members of the scm. pulling out, we'll probably Other board members cx season wIthout uniforms. her screams could be heard mittee from Seminole County was particularly pleased that capad uninjured. S S stay Class A at least for the pressed resentment and shock Sanford Jaycees are 5pOfl until she finally wa. calmed are Randall Chase, Andrew Seminole County voted in ta The aircraft, from the Atsoring a "Skate for I h e The newist Florida Highway 396647 school year," Bracken at Uirkenmeyer's charges. vor of Governor Burns' road tantic Fleet squadron RVAH- and returned to the court. Duds, Edwin Hunt, Harold "We have many sites under Needy" skate party at the Patrol trooper to be assigned commented. bond program." Kastner, T. B. Tucker and 3, was being used In routine room. Of th. other seven schools considersUon and are doing Melodee Skating Rink on -: to 5,Word, W. B. (Buddy) Judge Charles Fulton put Frank Wheeler. qusuficatloes. carrier Smith,sur.lywUla.tslotc( in the Metro Conference, only our best to choose the one Onora Road Sunday from 5:30 llaugbt.r walked sway from off sentencing of the woman The duty of the Ad',bov feminin, hearts palpitating. Bishop Moor. Is Class A. The which most nearly meets all to 5:30 p.m. and Monday from th. crash. Creager, who had and Granvill., as well as a Committee Is to form the rn. criteria, Is most centrally 10. 8 to 0 pun. We don't knew If Ruddy Is other six schools, all in Orejected, was plucked out of third defendant who pleaded cleus of civic support for the nuarried or not, but his youth. ange County, are Edgewater, cited and is most beneficial Donation, of food, new cioth• ii. KASTNEIL th. water by helicopter 15 guilty, William Tehoy Ill, growth and progress of the lid good looks rosy well have Boone, Whiter Park, Colonial, to the entire county," sstd trig or new toys will be the pending a pre-sentence invest. new InstItution of higher learn. minutes after tim crash, Chairmen Mason Wharton. admission for skating arid all press of business too demand. a lot of wosa beskisg ,4m Zvans sad Osk Ridge. hug, inveatlgetloa baa been or' Igstion, An pie traffic regulat$ecs just to Bracken stated that the "We have spent more time will be distributed to needy big. dared to determine the cause SAIGON (UP!) — Then. get a cios.band look at Buddy. school wasn't pulling out be. studying this Casselberry site families at Christmas by the " don't have the time to dc aecient. vole to both jobs," Kastner sands of U.S. Marine. poured Anyway, we take this oppor. cause of bad relations. "We than any other. However, it Jaycees. criteria, was cast Jacob did not meet S. Best has donated said. "I've just got too much ashore from the 7th Fleet to tunity to welcome Trooper have enjoyed being in the of the prescribed area and the us. of the rink for both to take care of." Smith to Sanford. conference," th, principal S S S would have required the build- nights and Jaycees will be In The local Burns leader said day and trapped a Viet Cong said. "Our rslations bve been lng of more than $40,000 of cbare of the events, that with a campaign coming regiment of 1.500 men already Tb. Saafor4 Jeycees are ti ezesUent and we've bad nc battling Vietnamese arid other be commended for an excep- problems with anyone." tIonal Christmas Parade. It U.S. Marines 21) miles south of ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Branch Gazuas explained that the was very good. On. of the big school wasn't leaving th. Rickey, master builder, Inns. tIn Nang. events in sir city sack year. Metro because It was out. later, pioneer and ens of the The Marines' operation, Outsiders wi high In their classed athletically. In the .1* mere powerful hands In the gest sInce they landed is VIM growth if baseball, I. dead. praise of the parade. You can still get Its ecenpetiths sports, the Fight. Nam seven months ago, closed Left behind as a permanent S • • hug Seminoles have finished Recent development. nut. 'The committee already has ney Herlong Jr. and U. 5. Sen. a noose on ths lEST DEAL Sanfordit.s have given See. trapped VIM memorial to the Grand Ma. In the top four 1* all but one. ed to tim. closing of Sanford I announced Its intent I o n s of Spessard 1.. Holland. Cong who ware being method- hatna are the stature of the ntary of Defense Robert 5. carrying the Naval Air Station will be dis. fight I to Congress Cleveland said evidence tO ics.11y cut to pieces by MarIa. In two years .1 play the from th. )tcNa*art a new title Negro in baseball, the mod. cussed at a meeting of city in January. It is enlisting the refute the football tisa be. fiaIahsd tied Department *1 Di •.rtllle,7 and American and em farm system, still flour. "Mask Tb. Knife." RIGGEST DEALER foe e"ssd and third. In as. and county officials Monday1 support of U. 5. Rep. A. Syd- fenae's case for closing the Viethanusse planes attacking isbing empires at St. Louts base Is being gathered and sewn tb. track end golf at 3:30 p. m. at ft. area's will be presented to Congress. in great strength with bombe, and Lee Angeles, major lea. teems flnle"d second, th. The meeting has bees called rockets and napalm. gum expansion and a volumi by State Sen. Mack N. Cliv.I Official announcement of the _____________ IIGGEST LOT full of cherished treasures .1 Church DI,est.rl --_ CA swimming team third and the land Jr., chairman of the closing of the bas, WithIn 15 Church news .--.-.- S Rickey's fabled dealings with Armed Forces CommIttee, months to two years was HOLLER'S Only the baskotbell team Seminole County Chamber oil — IA-IA Classified ads the world be lived., made by lb. Navy II'dslied In the 1w division Wednesday. TALLAHASSEE (Un) *kkey died 1* Boise Cm— Comics ............_...4A.SA Commerce. 2211 W. lrs$ C A 110-foot tower with an or- ty Memorial Hospital In Co. Crossword pussies ... 4A4A last yea It will be held at the City' DElVER CHARGED Dear Abby Hall commission room, Cl.,.. Charles Francis Robson, i ange on top of it and a froassu luinbia, Mo., Thursday aight. . 1A Trial Set land said, Editorial pigs of 2033 Maple Avenue, was take are tie only remgnisabl. MIAMI (UPI) - Circuit This i.s an I m port a n t IA Entertainment charged hith failure to have features of what waa Floe'- SAILORS KILLID _... 2* Court Judge George Schuls meeting and I urge everyone TOKYO (UPI)—?,. Navy Feature pigs his vehicle u n de r control Ida's exhibit at the New York 4A-5* ruled that Carudace Moesl.r interested to attend," Clevs. Horoscope Thursday following an acci. World's Fair. Tb. remainder firemen were killed Monday PirsdeofPictire5.....-1 and her pb.w, Mehin Len, land said. dent t 18th StreetandYrenth of th. exhibit — which at. lathe fir. abossd the Aawi. 1641 Power, will p en will In. Ma said stnt.gy ke Society Avenue. Sanford Fir. Depart. trectsd thouand. with it. sen aircraft eareler Littihawk sther Jon. *7 fee the shiiinç Eght to keep the bus 'pee ti. VIM Nsa asset, a meet was called to hoe. spilled water ski show — is being of Men. Mossier's ailtiessIrs will be derided upon at the TV__............... gasoline oft French Avenue at tore down by a Men York Navy spohesmais reported to. _____ _________ IA Kqw1Irg, i dIllt1O SOPM S S By Maryans Miles Membership of 520 in the Rear Lake lementary School Parent - Teacher Association was reported by Mr.. Mary Bills, membership chairman, at Tuesday evening's meeting of the group In the school auditorium. The meeting was opened with salute to th. flag led by Sea Scout Explorer Troop 230. l).votlon was given by Elder Janus ffamrick of the Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Claserooma reported to have 100 per cent. In the recent membership drive were those if Miss Arlene Stone, Mrs. Pat Miiliott, Mrs. Virginia Eraus. and Mrs. Marguerite Webb, first gradei Mrs. Nell Craft. and Mrs Joe Ross fourth grade, and Clay Car. roll and Mrs. Helen Lain. hart, fifth and sixth grades. Room count at Tuesday's meeting was won by Mrs. Boss' room. Fourth graders presented a Chrlitmas program under direction of Mrs. Mary Frances ilolton, music teacher. These students also were in charge of holiday decorations In the auditorium and fourth grade roommotheri had charg, of refreshments. It was announced thit Christmas holldaya will be Dec. 17-Jan. 3. Next meeth of the PTA will be Feb. 1. ond Team Reynolds Thomas, Ex-Fire Chief, Dies Post Office Open This Wkend to Board .,.Balks . Presur. Seminok Unit Studies U Name Blonde Of Bank Theft Crash; Unhud '- 'Skate For The Needy' ', - + '-' . ' - . " Marines Trap . : t 1,500 Viet Cong Branch Rickey Dies Thursday a i 4• l Civic Meeting C ailed I Herald Index . R.mnanth U. I A + + - JIMUIMI I S — ........- - ..........-'-_'_.•--_---_-__ - - ____ I -. - - I, + � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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This nation said the United States is Is ready to talk, uneonditionreally to talk "unconditionally, silly, anywhere, with peace anywhere" to obtain peace in as our agenda. Viet Nam. "Peace will come because It, Johnson predicted that 1966 must coma. It will come from will be another 'record year from the American economy." courage, from constancy and He said wage-price restraint from concern. It will come Is necessary to insure a record because there Is no other new year. answer. With confidence and co-op. "Peace is our goal. Peace JUST PART OF VALUAbLE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS .darnnged in fire at thikur Music Shop this morning d(ets I 11 Ls.. MODES kisS ii .........7C •- CANS PrIen 3 Is ft ad we "ed **so Classified Ads ............ c&1 2A.3-A Year produced $2,545,318, It frisk Commission reported Crossword Puzzle 11 Doer Abby ............. (UNaLMIETING Editorial Pace ....................1A Shopping Center Hwy. 17.92 ci 27th Plncreat Bukur Fire Loss $10,000 I 'Big- F' Goes To War car- . ..... Siclety .._ ---.... s.-io day night it 7:30 o'clock at Sports ..........-................... 6.7 the village hail. It will be the TV ........................................ 11 regular monthly m.sUa$. ________- Mrs. Troy Ray Still Critical - The entry list in the 1065 Fourth Street, down Fourth be the only victory we Jaycee Christmas Parade is to Sanford Avenue, and down seek." growing as are the expects. Sanford Avenue to Second Johnson's remarks appeared tions of local children for Street ,where it will turn on to be aimed at reassuring the seeing Santa Claus as lie Second and disperse. Business Council, an elite winds his way through down. The Jaycees ask that chit. group composed of top execu- town Sanford next %Vcdnes- drcn be kept out of the tives of leading Industrial, fi- day it :1:30. streets to prevent any aeci. nancial and commercial firms. Viflfl('rs in each division of dents, particularly children on The Whit. House said John. the flut judging will receive bicycles. son was not showing any 'un. a trophy and second place The Shore Patrol from due concern" for the surge in till receive a plaque for their SNAIl will assist In the crowd control, under the dithe cost of living, but he plan- efforts, Thirteen nurrhl,ig bands rection of Jim Rowe, to sup. ned to call his top economic advisers to a meeting in a arranged for by Sam Stanley plement a large group of Jay. few days to review the gin, will provide Christmas music rev parade marshals headed thrhugtiout the parade as it by Mike Richardson. oral economic picture. Balloons will be sold for Johnson also scheduled talks iiroceeda down First Street to with Secretary of State Dean Oak Avenue, dotr, oak to the children, the proceeds of which will he used to provide Rusk and Secretary of Agria Christmas shopping tour culture Orville Freeman about. for needy children. Also to be possible changes in sold are popcorn by the Jay. grams for supplying surplus ceo Wives and peanuts by the American crops to needy napast presidents of the Jay. Uons in Asia. cci's. The Jaycees expect the Mike Whelchel, operator of parade to be approximately Mayfair golf course, was ex. t w o miles in length with a pecteil to confer with city of. large crowd of nearly 35,000 ficials today in regard to expected. Approximately 100 filling in the big sinkhole units are participating, with which developed on the 15th ninny beautiful float.. The parade I. sponsored by the fu'ay Tuesday night, Whelchel said he planned to downtown merchants a s d ANNISTON, Ala. (UPI) talk to City Mutinger Warren staged by the Jaycees. Jury deliberation In the Wit. B (Pate) Knowles in an efIi. Brewster murder trial on. fort to solicit help from the tens 1t. second day today Airlift Swings mistrial city to fill In the hole. amid speculation a He said the cost of filling may be called because of a the huge cavity would be very I to Second Day juror's illness, high. MIAMI (UPI)—The Cuban The city owns the golf refuge. airlift swung bite Pa LINCOLN, Nib. (UPI)—A course but Whelchel recently second day today with about federal court jury today re. leased it. more anti-Communist ex. The County Road Depart. iius expected sumes its quiet. deliberation to be released of the fate of Duane Pope, mont will fill the second sink- from Fidel Castro's island. a 22-year-old Kansas farmhole, a smaller one, which Most of the first. 75 landed boy who conf essed killing developed on a sand road run- in Vednesday's in itial Slight three persons in a ranch nlng along th e west side of were on their way by plans town bank rob bery, the 15th fairway, to resettlement with relatives Road crews are expected to sici-oss the United Sta tes af. Bureau wait until the sinkage is coin- ter processing by federal auWASHINGTON (UPI) pieted before they begin work. thorities. Walter K. Hubbard Jr., 47, J7DLL)4... • - -. JIC On Filling Cavity BRIEFS since Mistrial? firing Two Astronauts n Pope Jury Fit And Ready anLd - NOW! In the picture-story 2qQI1ttá 0 Klan Jury a Power Station Communist forces. tarts Today Medicare Call SALISBURY. It It ode s i a The action placed the area (UPI)—Highly placed sources on a war footing, said the Rhodesian govern. The announcement w a a ment has mad. plans to blow made at a news conference In I up the power sta*n on the which the government public. Phr4isi. uld. of the giant ly displayed 13 North Viet. Kasibs Dam If then is any simee. soldiers Captured In I "booth. Intrusion" by British the two provinces Tharek forces. and Ssvaunakket, I I .-- ' SantaClaus Here Dec. 8 Confab Slated North Orlando will suet oo- coo vs 1. Jug MAKING LIKE Santa Claus Is pretty Glenda Albert, whose brother, Wayne, is co-chairman of next Wednesday's annual Christmas Parade. will • DUNLOP CERTIFIED SAPI available at 'STORE NO. 1 TIIR51 FIRST STO RE WAIHINOT0N (UPI) The Social Security Admin. DAYS TILL CH1I I READ OUR ADS Istratlea Is stepping up Its driv, to reach persona over 15 who an eligible for sup. pl.e.tarp voluntary thaur. sees under the new Medicare program. HWY..fr.12 - JUST SOUTHiOP OH . YyROAD I ,w •- -. -.-- , •'-'--:,.,.j-- .JUN-' 4 .. , 5Il. .a F O . OPI rx OR'ANN PA01E • 3 £. 92AP ..'. 4J"A .g.s(oa, a. .id, the nation (UPI ) — Ptr.iiknt .Johnsor can enjoy "continued expancalled upon business and In. p sion at a reasonablepace" 101tNS0 DeGaulle Era SOUTNSN snow Limit I Of Your Choice With A $5.00 Order I - BATHROOM TISSUE 6059 111111011 LILY GM 111111111ows MTN= GOOM I Head Soft-W.v. 49c Ready To Talk Peace - - L15c - LBJ Sees"66 A Record Year Wright Reports OR WHITE BEAUTY Mayonnaise Employment Up, Rosh Swat Imperer VEGETABLE SHORTENING if njeff *2 Lb. CQC 1RIJ1V JJ7 ' 39c He began his college career at the University of Florida In 1953 and during his summers worked as teller and small loin officer In the First Bank of Fort Meade. McNulty was graduated from University of Florida in banking and finance in June of 1957. Upon gradua tion he came to Sanford as assistant cashier and rose to beco me vie, president before leaving In 1900 to assume duties as president at First st.te flank of Fort Meade. U. left the bank at Fort Mead, to enter the Univers. ity of Florida law school, from which he was gradual, ed in December 1964. While at law school Me. Nulty was president of Phi Delta Phi, honorary legal fraternity. He Is a member of the Florida Blue Key, Uni. verslty 11.11 of Fame, and Who's Who In American Col. leges and Universities. He went to Lakeland after graduation from I pchool w here he pract1ced1 it He Is married to the for. mer Miss Sylvia Maxwell, of Jacksonville, who was nam. ed "Mrs. University of Flo. rids of 1961" and they have four children, Tucker, chairman of the MeNulty Group of Banks, stated, 'Due to an increase in the activities of the man. agement of the Group which entails extensive travel, I have not been able to devote my undivided attention to the Florida State Sink. Mr. Mc. Nulty is well known to Sanford and will provide the bank, as well as the commun. ity, with outstanding leader. ship. The board Is extremely pleased to have Mr. McNulty return as president of the Florida State Bank of San. ford." NO. 74 An estimated $10,000 in the time the fire started, said I for repairs. I metal instruments In the instruments Heat from the blazc, which room. musical Instruments and pro. the damaged perty went tip in smoke this were part of his Christmas j started about 5:30 s. in., was This Christmas marks the stock, as well as instruments so intense it caused the plat. 45th anniversary of Bukur'm morning, when lire ravaged a which had been in the shop ling to peel from many of the l business. work and storage room at flu_. kur's Music Shop, 2006 Cedar Avenue. According to the Sanford }Ire Liepartni'it, 'thtt blaze For those drivers who park started in materials stored Improperly, there is one bit near a gas heater. The floor! SAIGON (UPI) - The near IIenuland both pilots, men were plucked from the of the room was concert, but nuclear powered aircraft of good news today, Fins for a Navy and an Air Force fly. water by rescue helicopters. the (lames spread up the uails ncr uss' this infraction of the law has , Entirp rise. might. ci , were killed. Despite its size, the car and across the ceiling, been reduced from $3 to $2, lest fight ig ship afloat.— One supersonic Phantom Her pitched and bucked, malt., to coincide with the fine for Firemen from Companies went to war for the first • Jet was shot - down while at, ing it extremely difficult for One and Two contained the time today. Jet pilots from tacking the Vit Colic 50 returning overtime parking. planes to land. • S • blaze in the one room, and pro. the 'Big E" flew a record miles north of Saigon, but a The giant man-of-war an. vented flames from getting in. 140 sor A downtown street, only two ties against. Cominun- spokesman said both crew. te red the fighting as a U.S. to the attic. blocks from the center of 1st targets in South Viet men were rescued from the military spokesman reported Peter J. liukur, owner, who Nam. Sanford,still Is unpaved. Myr. Jungle. One of the airmen now American raids on Cornwas away from the store at tie Avenue, from the lakefront Two Phantom jets from was hurt when he landed by inunist missile site s and brid-- -to First Street., Is a sand the Enterprise were lost a, parachute. ges within 35 miles of the The other lost Enterprise North Vetnainese capital of the carrier pilots went Into street. S plane, &1 90 a Phantom, Hanoi Wednesday. Two planes action for the first time you notica~ the San. (Squadron RV.tII-7, land. crashed near the carrier as were shot down and both pu. Have Mrs. Tray Ray Jr. was still based at Sanford Naval the huge flat top iiltchcd in ots were killed. ford Jaycees building at In critical condition at Florida Air Station, Is flying % i5. heavy seas 100 miles off the night? It Is all lit. up. Randall Communist gunners Sanitarium and Hospital tillS Dante. from the Enter'1ttiint, coast. Both crew. conventional anti-aircr aft Electric did the work gratis. morning. weapons brought down both Soon there will be a big Mrs. Ray suffered a brain prise.) th e ship was commissioned lanes over the Nort h, al. Christmas tree In the Jaycee hemorrhage at her home In four years ago, but the two. though pilots reported see. park. p Sanford Monday night. ' S Ing four ineffective surface. She Is th e Wife of the Sent. man crews of bo th were isv'to.air missiles. Why doesn't some organiI ole County tax collector and ed. Two other U.S. planes were In South Viet. Name Cornsation put up a Christmas sister of Sanford Mayor M. L. shot down Wednesday during munlst forces boldly attack. e. whir. Eyesore No. 1 Raborn. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI).... .4 the district town of Binh a strike against missile sites ns.d to be? A great location. S SC Gemini 7 Astronauts Frank Chanh only 10 miles south. furman and James Lovell, 'fit west of Saigon before dawn RVAH.3 at Sanford Naval p. Octogenarian and ready" for 14 days in today and fought a 90-min. i Air Station recently played .1 space, tackled the final meet. Uto mortar duet with Viet.. hbst to about 65 children from Charged By Wife Inge and paperwork today namess defenders. the Plnscrest Kiddie Koran's TALLAHASSEE (UP!) with a unanimous stamp of The Viet Cong broke con. kindergarten and pro-kinder. A stepped up citrus season a pproval for launch Saturday, tact shortly after 3 am., in garten classes. Lt. Edward P helped Wi th Adultery push employment in "No problems" was the the face of heavy machine 1$1ea and First Class Petty Florida to 1,509,500 during CHICAGO (UPI)—Eighty. word from the medics, engi. gun fire from helicopters Officer Jerry Smi th conduct.- October, the Industrial Corn. year-old John Amos stands neers and weathermen pre. swooping over the bitt)e un.4 the tour. mission said. ' 5 paring for America's daring der the light of flares drop. former directory of metal. accused of adultery. Chairman J. D. Wright, of pod from transport planes. lurgy and ceramic research In a divorce action, Amos' Gemini doubleheader, Herb Johnson, veterans a5 Sanford, said the number of One of the places downed for General Electric Com"We're perking right along," wile, Gertrude, 'said the subfairs officer, tells us that a non-farm workers employed a spare agency slokesman over North Viet. Nam Wed. pany, was sworn in as diurban Wilmette industrial, disabled World War I veteran in state Jumped 28,900 in I ncsday was an Air Force rector of the U. S. Bureau the it only sot committed adul. said. "Everything's fine." who for years received dis. excess of September figures With the many hours of F105 Thunderchief fighter - of Mines. kiy, but squandered money ability compensation pay- and was a 60,000 Increase over on the hones, To back up practice sessions behind them, bomber raiding a railway mints from the Veterans Ad. the same month a year ago, and Lovell went over bridge 50 miles northeast. of Borman Nam the latter charge, her lawministration, has willed a for. PARIS (UPI) - For the At the same time, Wright )er, Norman Becker, show. during the morning and faced Hanoi. No parachute was tune to the agency. Charles said unemployment ed the court a handful of an afternoon mission review seen as the jet plunged to first time, Frenchmen are dropped R. Ennis of San Diego, who about 10,000 to 63,700. talking seriously about the parimutuel tickets, with all the top project offi. earth. recently died it the an of The other was a Navy possibility tha t President Lii..' The citrus season provided lawyer, Edward tial,. 6$, b.queather $121.000 to the 10,000 new Job., Wright. Kern, said to the court: Skyhawk hitting $ railroad Charles de Gaulle may not said, VA. 'They charged this was and highway bridge 35 miles win his bid for re-election 7,200 in wholesale trade and with adultery—that is isa. Laos Placed On 2,300 in food manufacturing. east of the Communist dpi. Sunday. That could mean the ' and of the 'dc Gaulle Era." have been Contribu.tions tsl. It exploded In the air. Whots.aie and retail trade ceived by the United Fund of employment also was up, as "In this day aid age," Seminole County In memory was every consisted Reeker "that is War Footing cNIJJOHS SVWISIV(, Industrial category U.11 •.A.. f 31 C N T 031 Z 1 Y, Ala. Peter wanted to sell six net Impossible." VIENTIANE , Laos (UPI) (UPI)—A federal Jury today Mrs. Clifford McKlbbln Jr. Christmas trees to obtain .. seeks m,ny, —The Laotian government totakes the case of three Ku and Alvie Rountree. Gifts that money for medicine to give a property seltinment and day declared a state of Klux Klansmut indicted tob will go Wward helping the liv- License Revenue his mother who was iii. He is tajusetlos preventing emergency in two southern conspiring to violate the sold (lve trees quickly, but Ames tram seeing a woman provinces near the border elvU rights of a woman slain no en. wanted the last tree. lde.gjfI.d as isa. Doe. Hunting and fishing license Read how Peter found a with Viet. Nam because of on an Alabama highway last I s We __________ asks during the ION-65 fig. way out of his difficulties t Herald Index recent fighting ther, with spring. , 4 CANS 14L 49c Iona Tomatoes U 07c Lie WITH /H CAN SAVE AT ASP) 5.½9T Ju.IC53c In addition to the Harriett brothers and the Hardy fa. ther-son combinations working for the Sanford Police and Fire Departments, comes to our attention the fact Robert E. White and his son Robert Jr., are both employed with the fire department. .e. s. • • (LIm)t P11s) 1.01. Buttermilk Biscuits 89c NEW SIll: BRIGHT SAIL C Ctns. OOLDIN 1155 SWUT MILK 01 LUNCHEON MEAT2 e 89c /2 ICE CREAM.2 "SUPfl.RIM4T" CANNED Hasty and her five children escape.i unharmed from the blaze. The Red Cross has also arranged for Mrs. Hasty's husband to return home from • Korea where he is serving Army. with the U.S. • • (Sp.cboU) ALL FLAVORS MARVEL BRAND S0 pos se ssi ons. Mrs. Donald 79c 1.Lb. S.Oz. ' The Red Cross has supplied • clothing for the Hasty family, burned out the other night when fire destroyed their house tralet and all their (Sp.cI.II) APPLE PIES 2 SUGAR ' . 49 JANE PARKER DEUCIOUS f All the bad golfers at Mayfair are claiming a hole-in-one on the new sinkhole. They couldn't miss, c heese Wisconsin C JS11 Coóe UT71 Pbs WEATHER: Tuesday 6040; low tonight in 50s; cloudy and warmer Friday. SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1065 Panama City. Born In Melbourne Dec. 12, 1935, Howard M c Nulty was graduated from Melbourne High School and Immediate. ly after graduation worked in the bookkeeping depart. mont of the flank of Mel- 'St LE. PROZIN COMPLETELY 0115510 1111II IIIU41ItI DIXIE CRYSTAL 89 79 £ Loi Whole Beens FISH STICKS 3 u.s. 1.00 HEADLESS WHITING u. 19' ;aItf]Vp rb ?Ijrrath accept the post of irk. ire,. Ident of Commercial Bank at . "The Nile of America" on the St. Johns River viceblent of Florida State pre sident of United State to .ddItl..,d chrgs) 4SNU4.179C it . signed as • ROASTSC _ * tion being abolished. Lor'ng Burgess has r'- SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY HEAVi'WESIERN Sffifit eEEF I Seminole County will absorb those of executive vice president, a posi- ii 0 / WM ,all CHOICE! . C. H M NULTY LBO - -- i chairman of the Tucker, MeNulty Group of Banks, also will assume the presiden. cy of United State Bank. McNulty's duties as president of Florida State flank 01 BONELESS Ysur Choice •1 Nulty. PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN CHOPPED SIRLOIN . Shift In top level person. net of Florida State Bank and United State Bank of Seminole, effective Dec. 15, has been approved by the boards of directors. T. B. Tucker has relinquished the presidency of Florida State Bank and will be sue. ceeded by C. Howard Me. a SIRLOIN TIP BE MINUTE CUD A Co H. McNulty Bank President — •-... • .- 41 f/ �1 IJTTI. By_RobM ?vfoore , Concert Band Lyndon To Study At Forest Lake Implications Of Has 85 Members fWi.gAI' Mat its CK*4J 5=0AMWd • iji tantaiii Dec. 2, 1965 . W,rsTh - Page 8 A~ -- R7MIryaauMfl.s Opening of the schoul year found the Forest Price•increases I Lake Academy Concert Rand, WASHINGTON (UPU—Two under the direction of Mrs. of the cabinet cifleir, most Patricia Silver, with a record concerned with lb. esUon's —ci .. membership of 85 students. economic health believe that '' Spirit and anticipation II • now Is no time to slow It down - high that this year's band ': Stats Comptroller Fred 0. 'Swedes Swept -- , . - . by reducing federal spending will enjoy an unusually out. . I - - -Dickinson will address the I PRAGUE (UP!)-- The Cii' raising taxes. standing ssaso Labor Secretary W. Willard Recently elected officers annual convention of the Fin- choslovakian hockey team des' ' Wlrts said the "wont mb are Barry Seal., president; rids Public Relations Asso- I feat.d Sweden 51 TDssdiP' take" the government could , Elsie Rae Pike, vice presi. Dece mber 1, INS Scott, Rubll.e Simeox and elation meeting at the Hotel I night to sweep a two-Saint make would be to apply the dent; Betty Rupees, seers. 7I sbaby girl, Alice Parker, San- Roosevelt, Jacksonville, Dec. series from the visiting Admissions to the eeorony wtie brakes . t.'ry - treasurer; Wimberly Lois Bunter, John H. Ratford; David Grimm, North 1.4. there :. UU millions of n Wolfe and Sharon Riven, ___ sergeants - at • arms; Doug lift J2., 220,. Hurt, Tommy Orlando; Wayne Gibson, Os. out of woit. teen; Mittli I Harvey, And Commerce Secretary Ati.r you 111414 Foley, pastor; Glenn Gobde, Ilickson, Sharon Higgins, Jim.Orange Car, . CityDurden, Audry Ray my John T. Connor said be was ar. Roger Swanson, Ken marNew Charter Is your doctor ... confident Inflation could be 14 - CONCERT BAND at Forest Lake Academy opened the year with a recshall, and Abdy Vines, equip. so, Patricia Snider, Mzni. avoided. despite • nt managers, and Irate Parsons, Altarnont. 15princes Mixed Crews ord $5.studsnt membership under direction of Mrs. Patricia Silver (s t iji 'vts Lots McDonough, Lydia lip. brini your nt n the war Stev.ne, student director. right) Betty Re5pess, EIRIO Rae L',eatetl,JefL-.to. Proposed For .d, left). Offlears are NORFOLK, V.. (UP!) Joan Myers, This Pike, and Sharon Rivers; (back) Ernest Stevens WJpthr(" Wolfe, Ktr pfenCripiiOA to ?idrth Orlando; Jolm Quinn,Tb. U. S. guided missile 4,. But the Teals whit. IIOuJI framework of the bend or (thrald PhoL") Marshall, Doug Foley, and Barry Seals. atroyer Claude V. Ricketts to. announced that President ganleatlon, several new en- Daytona Beech. -Altamonte day ended a year of demon. airthe Johnson Is pinning to ineet____________________________________________________ semble. (woodwind and saxoomI$c Bun. strating how NATO countries tim4It James N with his p Mr. s. Mrs. By Donna Platf.rm'phone) 111 1, *air es advison to consider, among tar, Sanford, a girl; Mr. and might operate a seeborne nu. " Lawrence Swofford of along with the %a" WD&q Jtquhhs Dow things, me Implications nd Mrs. Alan Foster, Sanford, a clear force with crewi.. of) Altamonte Springs, up for rep ".4 OationalIty. •1 ad yoplat price Increases, other smal 4) girl. election to his th ird consecu'. g By Deans Consumer prices Increased Public a-,i,.aranee uthed. tire term as mayor of th e PU. $114311 ineent two.th1th r.4..a* *,r cent In Keith . wulssfortheyearcaflforer- Richard asnk, Roy John- In the marthsVs measure, --DOWNTOWN town In next Tuesdays mu.. SANFORD formancee Dee. is and May em James Holloway, Ida 7% cable lengths equal one w..d one tanII .or niclpal elections, states, "in p above a year .. 2lat the Aesd.my.Atour Smith. Alice Gunter, Charles mile, the next two years I propose Wlrts,Ma,thatSan1ut and Co1leB schedule soon will be made Coats, eandidate for the ward :' a new charter approved by a Francisco, sald: available to band members two council seat, in the town vote of the people and to obTbere can be no tolerance and It I. possible that the •1 Altamonte Springs, bars the services of profeatain fer the suggestion at expan- aflflOUflcsd their pl&tfOrU5. (?OUP will be cutting $ Tee. iiuriil planners to assure slon of th. economy must be Nixon, who Is running nocr4 In the spring to be used proper planning and orderly slowed down—by increasing opposed for the third time. is In promotional purposes In development Including an ex• interest rates or in any building the band program. basing his campaign on full tension to the water system, way—while there is still so support of Mayor W. LawMany Instruments have for sewage, a communistudy much to be dons," been put In excellent con& r.nce Swofford and his pro. ty center, a new city hall, and ton through extensive over. -, Emu of sound progressive annexation of surrounding letbaulandrep.lr aadplanaars rowth ritory." ,. . ,,, underway to ra1s money for Nixon points out that the ) Swofford advised that durLamar purchase of additional Instru. . -. '. present administration of the Ing his last two terms as mentsto bring the bandup townia"progr.ulvelnwsnt. y mayor, several hundred acres to A-i standard, Ing to move forward but conOf land have been annexed PmmofeduO in Also encouraging the aervative regarding placing and a new $360,000 munici- II --propos.dnewauaiebulldlne taxburdsnon , MpeoPleOf pal water system was built nI. th.cornniunity. 1:1 t houserehearsal which _ CHARLES COAT8 KEITH NIXON and put Into operation without both banil and &uie .sOUi iIflu He Is married. hiss e most OFt TO added tax burden being placed - choral gruu a member of the Alt* Lamar Williams and Is 1.........I. RoyScout SIM --rI.,.1 upon the people. "-•---J rana " in ine SCHOOL Jr. was savancen Ii. further declared, "I a). of We Scout during a Court bu served u vice-mayor for ways have and will continue In of Honor conducted by Boy four years and currently I. Ex,;Mayor Race to oppose bonded Indebtedness Hospital Assn. Scout Troop W. sponsored by employed as manager of By use Cas.elbetry THE supported by taxation." IN Securities Corporation Motor Qrace Methodist Church. Carl C. Stoddard, who served Swofford Is m arried, the faOrlando. p. In Tenderfoot awards was _________ of Cussib.rry In SERVICH mayor erer Costs, In his first bid to as ther of four children, and Honors .ent.d to James Wad., Greg plans "to work bet, is again a candidate for has resided in the town 82 Jacoby, Robert Baxter, David sleetive office, Robert Beueret, adminisyears. Its previously has Lacbtara and David Waster. for the people of the town that office subject to Mon. trator of Seminole Memorial The candle ceremony was con. by making It a better place day's municipal elections. served as mayor-councilman • ON A Hospital, was elected a board A retired Civil Service sin. and is currently serving his ducted by Williams and Buy In which to live." member of the Florida hhospi. He particularly points out ploys from Rock Island, hi1 aerunit turns as county cornVACATION ___ tat Association during the en. Ør.st bettor Cu. Jh. need for resident of l. ha. been ia$h)flIi, in -. rd .Ias&bodji bus) cenfaaah4 of in. group _______________ System, eelbesry, for the past six years lie states, 'I seek re-el ec• *srdid to Robert Thomp.ás, 11i1ti, I In Miami. S 110"t and Hiss at 200 Lincoln Road. tion to this high office with Divid Gut.,, Robert Sob. snle Others from Sanford who at. the full knowledge of the rew.ers, Roy Mont and mft Improvements, and a corn- RtO44IT4 fevers city-owned tended the conference with *nunity center when enter. utilities and paved streets. If sponsibilities, duties, and time Besserer and his wits, were r"0111'red a tainment could be provided eict.d he pledges to provide sow ci..a that Is required." Mrs. Chnistropher Butler, mutt badge for Soil and We. for the use of retired V@0*good city government to ben.. The incumbent endorsea the president of the Woman's Ann. the town. fit the community and will be lit Conservation, Alan Dan. In • two proposed charter amendSMH and Mrs. A. of Wary in the am U available to discuss with roof. Iels a merit badge to, Reptile 115 hai lived ments listed on the ballot V.rber. ___________ Stády, and Steve Silvers a SIt and In Altsmonts three which will create a municipal Mrs. Tracy Albert was namyears, Is married ,has four US. Saving merit badge. court and a utility commistreasurer of the PRA ed and nine grandchildren. Round.up patches los' no ions sloe. Medical Records Technicians. U1 and is $ member of the LathBlythe Co. Offers i crutung William Thomas, head pbar. troop were awarded to Bob cnnHeChurch, macid at the hospital, Is formCARL STODDARD is a native of Washing. Schw.en, Pat Babb, Scott Roy ton state and is retired after a chapter of Florida So Divorcee Wins $5,000 Rewards dents their problems and aug ing blunt, David Carter, ciety of Pharmacists which read construction years In won Clsmm.r, bilk. Doyle end Ro. Following several Incidents gsstlons. He also would will Include Voinsta, Seminole, bent Thompson. Pall Camp-0work where he bridges was a superand of vandalism against Blytbe for better relations with su Orange, Lake and Marion for scouts. Intendent Big Settlement flea patches went to s Motor Lines, Inc., of Sanford, rounding communities. counties. Ruse liner Is scoutmaster the company Is offering reMIA MI (UPI)—Mrs. James . . . sports, of the troop and Dick Mamela wards amounting to $3,000 for A Ryder, wife of the head of The 2714-ton bell of they Is assistant scoutmaster. Ryder System, Inc., leading inIo.tion leading to the a?po French Crusade rest and conviction of th. Mayor Clarifi es Cologne Cathedral was east tiuck firm, won a divorce from the metal of cannon from her husband and with person or persons involved. captured from the Preach In DELIVERS THE Emily Garrison it a muiti.mui;on dollar set. Blythe has picketed by To Save French tic n,ent. the Teamsters Union Local $0 Stand On Taxes 1870. SANFORD HERALD Dies At Orlando The dlvorce was granted PARIS (UP1)—Tba French of Miami since July 3. RI fl. Cas.elbervy by Circuit Judge James Lawgovernment today •rnbsrksd 05 July 31, a homemade Mayor L. L Woodhsms, TO YOU BY MAIL! 1W Beof-ba rence King, who also ruled Mrs. Emily Reid Garrison, upon $ crussü to clean up the bomb was thrown Into the ter. P.bl4 soft on"" ees. that the property settlement 77, of NO Elwood Strut, Or. trench language end save Its mmii yard at Sanford, doing Cassaiberry, a candidate Ic .11.7, sending0.111... v be withdrawn from the reclinde, died In an Orlando beauty from the inroads of extensive damage to a perk- re-election, wishes to clear u .eei psiussel eemeee, a1. OHS. u.a ed trailer. any mlsundsratandlng thi hospital it 4:35 pm. Wednes. English. aest.,a ReesM. ass 17 However, the Miami Herald Aug. 1, a Ruthe truck might have been caused by day. 11414 as, esasuss. rose" reported It had learned that Wife of the late I. L. Gar. is aloag list of words like '% was hit by a gasollas bomb, headline appearing In It eema•I MIND VWag. .I Jane 8. Ryder will get risce, she was born Apntl, dtswre "is ..wboy, 'l5 which did several thousand Herald last week conc.rnln as eeaaeo& sea. almost 5! millIon In caals esbesiI.t1.. a.. i 1355 In Meeblenbury Cons. weekend." "I. barmaztP "le dollars damage to the tractor, his candidacy, which state( within the next six months IncU wet, followed 'Candidates Vows No Increa; ty, k C.. and came to San-fI ng," "is ism hot." plus Ryder stuck and other by shots being fired into a In Casselberry Taxes." In 931 where abs was lord DiGaulle appointed property. Blythe truck traveling be- Although he still I. again moved to $ resident until sheShe was a mist Georges Pompidos as the tween Bunnell sad DeLand on an Increase In utility IL A court source told the Orlando in 1554. newspaper that the stock first president of it-man high 8t.ite Road U on Sept. 34; the Woodhams feels that a pn member of College Park Pap. runs Into 'the millions of commission for "th. defense burning of another tractor by party tax would be mot 11.1 Church, Orlando. brother, and expansion of the trench "Molotov cocktails on OCt. equitable and fair to all ci dollars." Survivors are a Mrs. Ryder got custody of 22 $214 the thooilag and bum- Inns, U such a tax should t Pail H. Boyd, of Charlotte, language." the couple's minor child. She G110114. Who '" big of a truek.tank trailer on required. N. C.; ileces, Kr'. Evelyn Rig. anfi'th was given permission to live Hells, laces his speeches With arch.. Oct. V. Its truck bombings gore and Mrs. Richard In the Jtyder home here and Mrs Al. to Preach weeda to bemuse have all .e.urred In Miami. claw, both of lanfoid; will share ownership of the Is The Gregorian calend. tea Harris, of DeLind, Mrs W. the public sad b.liddls the Blyth. Motor Ua.e, Inc., was Introduced to Catholl go, couple's summer home at experts, Iii. b" ordered tsch oe'ing $1,00 reward P. Puller, of Tavares, and the or. countries In 1352. Desert Island, Me. JNCLOU CHICK OR MOItIT OU Miss Anna Boll. $oyd, of diplomats to stick to their formation leading to Mrs. Ryder was granted Ed and conviction of the native language In Int.rna. rest Charlotte; nephews, Cept. . the divorce on grounds of 01 WI WILL BILL YOU. persons Involved In each if Funeral Notice go, W. Bigger., of Want- tonal discussions. extreme cruelty. The couple the above Incidents if vand4. gomery, Ala.. and T. C. Boyd usasisun, ass6 a a I IL g was married in Miami In g arid J. C. Boyd. bothof Stepfather Held I'magaInst lb. `0`y-IOTD— Punerat s.rvI.ea I - 1940. Mrs. itiy a. OsTvi.o Send to Tavare.g step-daughter., Mrs. 17. of Orlando. who Oh The Ryder domestic affairs, Fred T. Alexander, of Char. Wsdaeday, will be $t C Oldest regiment In the UI, Prl44 attorneys claimed, were interIrI.s.a ruin at : In Girl's Death belts, Mrs. . . Army on active duty Is the Mime. Isalord. wilk s. . faring with the value of the tddreu beam, oSRockhlll,L C.,and TAMPA (UP!) - A . Third Infantry (the Old cilrst oe. .ua'. a company's stock and company Will be Is averrrs. Kr.. Edward I.. Ayers, of in jj Guard) organised by Coa' let refinancing. Cemetery. Irleeo$ tiset year-old ___ was* tacksrie sz.ori....eiau. an head OR a ebarge if SanWelfare Aid nows, slaugtoes' Is the death of his TALLAHASSEE (UP!) ZIP ..................... RA Welfare checks totaling $8,. in in eharge .1 a,- Umesthold M.paughter, 59c Lowell lotsrts was charged USS.934 were paid to Fl ori da 1 UIJI tO With the death of Pamela reelpents In November, it TROUT Rebe who died shortly aftwas reported today by the Welfare Hoard. The payment. Truek.rsDsèt _ stbsingndseM.dtsahes. Add SkirS PISH MMK1T represented $1.9 million In p11.1 V11111111be bruises sad MIAMi BRACK (tilt) money and $1.3 sail. lbs P$oa4 TinikI.. Ama' *brisi federal 114* ACROSS NOM ISMISISIS 11dM City ......... sguy lion in state funds. This elation sMiled I. I. Gong, £kuMIss l means the federal governthe ehM 11111110111"her ____ pnsldt of the Grey Trash. . cesh i1I ksfs.à sly mot $pals he mint toots the bill for 70.17 lag U... .1 Lab. Alfred. to sewer uhu had ss. Bess I VA" Cae,y..I Imported Party Ponds per cent of the total welfare head the ,..,.ktlt. Its, ft tend and sad the atatis 2143 percsat. a • Hospital Notes - • - lot •-.. - Candidates Tell _________ .. A01411111 ..' , -. • -- WORLD WHERE IN T 1 ARE YOU GOING • wiul Williams 11 I ee - • W *10YEAR DIAMOND STYLUS RUM • - - - While you're away you can keep up with all the local news society, litical and what have you! I A MONTH . - ç TAKE THE HOME-TOWN DON'T MISS NEWS WITH YOU! A DAY! IE rÜth Wi P. 0. BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLORIDA - -z . city.................. . ........•••.... sat. •••••••••.•,... - .............•.•.••. - fU -. • . -• .' _...,•.•.......•,, ...,_, - • •. / .................•.,. ... j.- * - - __-- / f / - _ / -_- •-•------_-•------.--•.-•-----•---_ -• -. - • --.--. •-••-•-•-'•.- -.-- ------, : - - -- I p I-, .;L. .-.._- • I �1 may C HRISTMAS Th NIGOR CONVENIENCEI OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT FOR I =Mom YOUR HOUDAY SHOPPING fhIIUWIWt'r I SALE!. •an!erl Wma Dee. 2, 1965 Pegs I 3 Candidates Picture Oviedo As 'Growing' 3,ff Lidbs'Acotit. QUILT DUSTERS 2.99 Value RAY SifUFORD PAUL MALONEY —J 2-Pim 2 Veterans In Rai For Longwood Sea Paul Mslonuy, and Ray S)s. ford, candidates for Laos woodCity Council in municipal election. slated next Tuesday, have released itste• enta to The Herald. Maloney, who bas bean resident, of the city for the past five years advise. "my main objective Is to keep in Longwood a good which to live, 31. is married, the father one daughter, and is cur. rently employed as assistant sneat manager at Publix MarketIn Seminole Plate. He Is a graduate of Iloon. 111gb School, Orlando, has served In the Army, and be. - & ti Church, CUS.ibetri and Lions Club, and is a dh of the Longwood Ares Cl bar of Committee. Shuford, the youngest didat. to run to, tense recenthistory, elected he "will strive to Longwood progress In __ _______ 10 TO 7 \J Ivy Style Wash", øuffy. Nhtwel$*' In tree usa0cg Warm styles. Cheese duster with key. bile n.ck. ie.sbud appliques 3.95 Alias 1.ttir ,..Miid5t4flcSUi?1th Inc. __________ eabrelduty frest... Way lie L. graduate of I nator High School with class of 1959, West her Georgia but It" lived Florida for 11 years an the city on@ year. He Is married, the fi of two children, and Is p°yed u stock manage Publix Market in Sent double kceeellw.All three sayi.e feature side —. ides! fee pving during the hol. -Way ees.n . . . or' for any .ccsslors. Your ebe.!ce' Mue or pink, Base l0.to. hop •etI. :1 Sport SHIRTS .4 IL . Memorial Post Plans Party 65% Dacron' polyester, 35% cotton slacks NEVER NESD IRONING, thanks to nationally odveetls.d Korafror, proc. sc. Made by a leading manufacturer. Sizes 30 to 42, Inseams, 29 to 32. Yaw choic. of tan, black or olive. Ivy theta q97 . 40 _ __ GIRLS' BLOUSES NYLON' GOWNS C _ _ £øLai.rWsLuø& Numif ____ Lange selecil.. of yo'oML_b.eej holIday blouses. 43% Kodel polyester, $5 ccl$en. lesy care, IMeper.ae'fres, Whit.. 2 GOWN ENSEMBLES WALLETS & BILLFOLDS 'Ladies' welles., dviches, self. broils. $ Intel lining. White, pink, blue. 5, hI. L. 4•97 StlI. -n BIKINI BABY DOLLS Sys..ulchlnp nylon bikini baby dolls, wIth 1, pleated bc. or Mng.. 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PiOUS lASSO ON WhINY IQUi VAUNT VAUIS$ p p S.Of VèP.vw 487 FOR MEN:. 7lc pr. socks.ts 83 1.41tliaaduckut C Silk embroidered SI.. nylon eoclus 1A do i1a a Wdy Islas-9 111111~ Ciflhs Suds fl::f ROBES meshes Colaniss mabel,, used yrfltrn é.psry OWWL Had s wholesale ow — Tarn 34lrsg.r pinch phase a s.etvsi am auaesm. 3i ROCkET DART SET :' 4 41 48#SNIRTS ls.dr Is, Clvhsmsswoven ste. ng00% Dan Plow pl" 4 XL Waft 87 —--—w h PAJAMAS ___ shable ts. plus -11h.Wa ,uV Aim. . warm sad hends.mel C... venthie sipper dI. neck, knit collie cuffs holism. ftulies 2 -5/rJ end_ keecddø D Hatch collar seat styls. , E AL.mv.sd elastic wont. P,lstls.$isN*,IC,D. verr= 20" I -. future of our H. L WARD no rise In taxes and our town assessment of two mills lowest In the state. appreciate your vote next Tuesday, as well as your help and Influence between now and then. as al. 411promise to ways, to do the best for the town, and, with your help, we continue move forward. Is "i will you, will . to. Candidates for re-election to the town council are Ward. Lingo Jr. and Lingo states be another term In office for one reason to see the water system completed. The sent council familiar all facts and figures and, In my opinion, could carry them T. L. R. L. Is "seeking ... Is P1'. 99 S design for a smart sat 99 I. lii aid Wft sot 'I Heraldic buck!. matches tie's d.slgn - . , - 'We have purchased preli. mlnary plans, at it cost of $3,500, for a proposed water system, which are under study. In about 30 days we expect to receive forms to apply for a $600,000 govern. ment grant, half the amount needed for the water system, Remaining half will be paid by revenue from water dli. tribution. We have approxl. mately $25,00 In savings ac counts to apply on the water former Lacy Arlo of Oviedo, They are parents of four children. Ward, who Is working with other council members on puma for the proposed muni. cipal water system and on the long-range planning program, states "I would like to see Oviedo grow more In the fu. tore, Many streets in town have been paved and I would like to ace more improve. system which I consider a Ward has been a resident necessity to our community In of the town for many years view of anticipated growth, and attended Oviedo High "Zoning already Is In ripe. School. He Is married to the ration to control and regulate former Joann Fleming of growth in accordance with a Oviedo and they are the par. comprehensive plan. Modern enta of four children. street lights are being install. ed on all streets. Many German shepherd "I do not believe our town dogs arc wolf-gray or brown. Is at a stand-still. We are lab, but the breed has all cot. moving forward, slowly and ors from black and tan to very carefully. There has been white. I'UKDUJ)$ Y0IV chok. 7 7valof . - Mm's (rep. 5.1. IEMINGTOI 66 SNAVER won - _s of svcjlc& Ad. testable steelreniecuiteis. combs. __ ?=:.:s.isr SUEDE CASUALS 2.91 $.lec$oii of s,ee eel. csssmb. • seeds .ssd seeath Uppers. uses 4 teIsedw 13. 1-I•iI1IIiiI RICHARD YOUNG of Sand Lake Road, For. City, and six-year-old ion, Keith, po.. with five-foot rattler Young captured by catching It In back of the head. Young offered to hold t snake up for the photo but Herald Rsport.r Marysnu Mimi frowned upon the .ugp.tlous, preferring to snap the camra with lb. sI*dl7 reptile caged since its 10 rattles wbIrrft away. sit C Ii were / - r-- e. with T1 IT FIN &ULTSIT . IELT&Is P-ii* fl SOW Ti!, SILT & HANKII . Ti! £ HANKI!. • PIN, TI! £ HANKII Fabulous buys an first quality gift softfor boys. Al • iondsomely boxed . . . all beautifully coordinating. n :.. - - " II VELUUA 97 / Li lossirshere .' / 'This. handsom, sweaters corn. 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Always look neat, stay nect. a -, aid atsehed old. hems, i jj,b - with the city to provide the cli." remaining $1500, one third of A life-long resident of avis. cost. do, Lingo Is married to the ( the Osuft W the By Jan. Cas.elb.rry j.a,., 5i1.cle C.e.$y, American Legion Memorial 045. In r"bate. of Post 256 of Casselberry and ALICIC MAPIQAItLT IONS the Auxiliary Unit will have Doc To All VV1itS SaC 94 the annual Christmas party H.vlea Claim. of Des at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Listed laid Stetates You and each of lot Trade Winds Cafeteria in hereby notified end requti &mlno)e pius. present any claims and Gen. Charles Gerhardt Will mends which you, or •ltli have against be the guest speaker, SititS AUCI MAflO4 Kenneth Walbridge Is gin. JOHRIP. ofd.c..•4, ate of ral chairman of the affair County, to the County lug Seminole County, rIorid and Mrs. Kenneth Green and his ottics In the Court Mrs. Laths Ward are in said County at la charge of decorations and Florida. within eta cal months from the time o door prizes, first publication of this There will be an exchange copies of gifts with the men ask. demand shall be in shall state the i'd to bring a mans gift, and residence and post the women, a woman's gilt, dress of the claimant, be sworn to by the his assnt, or attorney eompanied by a One dollar and Meeting American Li. not filed Auxiliary Unit he Donald lease postponed from this Friday, executorof the and Testament gegular meeting date, until MAI%OAnnT Morgan,Deceased president, urges all members CLnVIIIAHD, attend the meetDrawer suits ins on that Sanford Atlaatte liuilding Sanford. Florida Zagland lipW Attorneys for Kseeute 'honorabl, the Publish time in 1S'1iti 397 61 y j Ir SLACKS Legal Notic I. Dc. kp'c...N.fdwb,'ç. I_i BOOTIE ; Dc. will give SPORT SHIRTIt 100% cotton Inplaids, PLUSH in pWgWr and ,swn sets. Las. and medallion trims, nylon 01551 snrnTs 100% catIon In do& sling white. Feature part a stay collar, one pocket. Sizes 14141. V. 1' a Is ex. Is if for him mowl T. L. LINGO of Oviedo. mem• fu. '1 Cots In to LM. Pisid$ and me ow wide suledan of adorable fwspiecs Wide walo sø'i cords.. roydr.ssss.Yonrch&c.efred,blaá.lreiflht cold ltm,oer over print or solid color blouses, . Nylon thus., some with front overlay.. $snd dst.II.d embroidery and lace Itim styles. PInk,. blue, nude, maIze. 5, hI, 1. candidate for reelection to the office in next Tuesday's municipal elections, has released a campaign statement to The Herald. Gary states, 'ln seeking re. election as mayor would like to refresh ory of the townspeople on the past and on plans for the lure of our town. have endeavored to get a member of the council, or former member, to run for mayor without success. It my belief that a man select. ed for mayor should have perlence on council, 'ln the past years since be. coming mayor, there have been many streets paved. We have five city-owned buildings and our Volunteer Fire partment as well equipped, not better, than those In any municipality In the coun ty. We have just completed Installing nine fire alarm telephones which quicker service and eliminate night siren calls, 'We are meeting with relire• sentatives of the Florida velopment Commission at an early date to proceed with a Comprehensive Development Plan for growth town, a plan for major thor. oughfarea and community facilities and aid in building a more modern town. Govern. meat grant will provide $4,. I SIZES 7t.14 Charity Game Winners Named In DeBary Retired Teach Twelvetables were In play at Tuesday afternoon's annual Rites Saturda) charity game of the DeBary MI.. Faluti. B. Reid, I 617 Sanford Avenue, died day at Seminole Mess Hospital after a brief Ill A native of Sanford, All tired In 1951 after ii in the Seminole County a system. She was princip Midway School for U and of Cloldaboro Sdao eight years, MW was a her Of St. PaulBaptlatCl She is survived by a a Mrs, Gertrude Isaac, c Augustine. Funeral services will 1 I p. m. Saturday at the ci with Rev. I. It. Hodge elating. Burial will be in lawn Cemetery. Thi body be viewed at the church urday morning. SLACKS press or Shuford served In the rine Corps on active dut months and baa been in Marina Corps Reserve years. Duplicate Bridge Club. Mrs. C.orge Pearsall served as di. octcr. Winners were, NS, first, Mr. and Mrs. Pearsall; second, Mrs. Ida B. Wilson and Mrs. Robert Nicholls; third and fourth a tie, Mrs. Myron A.. cardi and Mrs. Ruth Hiatt with Mrs. ), 51. Bunneil and Mrs. Joanne Paulk. :IW,first,Mrs.O.N.Lsckey and Mrs. Dolores Finn; ond, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Munson; third, Mis. E. M. ]tinkle and Mrs. Norman M. fourth, Donald Mac. cr Naughton and Kellog Frank. un. M. L GARY By RuthDasidson Oviedo Mayor 51. L Gary, 5.97AIii CIw • �- ' Bruce Only Bennett . Gator UPI's On R, PmmLvI nauI Dec. 2, 1065 - Page 1 All-America Squad' 1) ham (10), fullback Sonny Messer (40), halfback Rick Wal. strom (83) and halfback Chuck Scott (20). These four have scored a combined 18 touchdowns In leading the Seminoles to a 7.1-2 regular season record. (Herald Photo) AT THE POTENT running attack of the Fighting Seminoles who will take the Seminole High banner to the Azalea Bowl In Palatka Friday night against the Palatka Braves, From left to right re quarterback Frank Whig. HERE'S A LOOK $ i Palatka P Maryland Race Official Quits I1tOZI, Md. (UPI) - host interests if the racing Is. L Brass SAW* skairasa if du*y" as Mu$end Basing Cage" 1% s -p ales. sneimsed Welnedap be isisus with Oaiiit 4 was t'gelsg We peat 'Is 08 NOVIII TAVM 11W 114s Ally. H Pip Ro,R.Une • • I s"d Mve beim under go ...ai.js 111118 Neste" of all". __ jig& 46 memo" %9.reth5. ; Big By Sam Rtaalsy fullback Johnny Miller, who City, - 14-71 Live Oak, 15.0; Herald Sports Bditir has scored thr.e touchdowns and St. Augustine, 27-13. The host Palatka Braves while rushing for 221 yards Other victories by the Braves will send a big team with a in 74 trips and halfback Zu. were over Crisis Cove Springs, strong running come at the visiting 5.*ninol. High Fight. gin. Carter who has scored 30-0; Ocala, 6.0; Daytona Sea. tnt Seminoles in the sixth an. we touchdown, but rush" for breeze, 14.3; and Eustis, 2015. Losses were to Gainesville, nuol Azalea Bow gamaYrl. 471 pudi In 56 carries. 424; Stark., 26.7; and Day. Kenny Perry, Quarterback day night. Tb,,. 300-pounders make a 11114 -pound junior, doesn't tons Mainland, 7.5. up the Palatka forward wall run much, but Is an accurate with only one member of the passer whim the situation offensive line under 136 calls, His best receiver Is end David Criswell who has poundL The Braves' ground game, caught 14 passes to, 211 yards pseed by balbuky ii the. ?°'reps, has now for 1,747 11M top raiau uasm are yar reeks"p seven 105.pound center Dick Sham. victor!.s against three looses. buy; tackle Billy Staples, a The Breves don't tabe to the 11110-pounders and linebacker air too often as they corn. Tommy Harvey, * 153-pound. ated 20 of 66 Passau or •__ , __.J_ Ulu wi _.i w.... neev , •y V. •wwu ..a a We 7a4 Seminoles have no runner Aunts, a pair of 153-pound to match lb. Braves' halfback senior guards, are also tough pop.. mis ito-pound senior defensiveperformer.. has niab.d for lOi yards In Teaming with Staples at IN carries, an average of 4.5 offensive tackle is 200-pounder yards per carry. He has scored Randy Pales. 11 touchdowns, kicked one Coached by Bill Bennett, field gual and booted 7 of 9 the Brave, ended their season extra points for a total of with three straight victories, scoring 76 points to their toes' 76 PointsComplimenting Pope In lb. 20 In the.e last three garn... Palatka backfield Is 170.pound These who VeTS Iv., Labe Valuable Hone. ___ Rack H ;• .• - • • - ' • • -. \ teams. •. • - ROLLER ME - - I CHAIN LINK FENCING FREE ESTIMATES! Pirates Get Matty Alou I on I I In Day Of Major Trades Roberts 5 SEC Teams Win City Commlulo. In Season Openers SEMINOLE FENCE 322.8060 838.7956 OLD CROW BAI Coronet John Cadillac TAN( Club 86.81 Ky. ps press. I IN TITUS VILLE 1 four minutes to I - Just North of Cauelberry City Limits Hwy. 17.92 Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando __j - SEAGRAM v • tory over to • West, Lakers End Four-Game V. 0. 6•YR. 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Is "waft is Is lbs sideat gq amm beftamw WW kW 4411a / Has Strong Running Attack The big luue going through the mind Is whether we got bitter b.caus. of all the practice, or If we were Jut luck, but last week's predictions In this column were iearly perfect. W. took a stab atll games, two st them ended ia ties and we hit 13 right on the button, missing but one. The mistake was the upset forecast of Texas A*M over Tax" and It almost turned out to be a gold mm= before the Longhorns cams roaring back in the second ball to chill the spirited Aggiss. Anyway, 18 of 14 is Is highly respectable (and dliii good U we may be a little brash) .920 percentage and It titan our season mark to .585 with 15$ correct predlo. lions and 165 wrong choices on college and blab school football. Of the games we forecast, 14 ended in ties and were thrownout to kjsp the av.rsg.ss high as possible. m ó 1...i e&i. .ãI.t.... •.. t.e ' k&.. season lames and the holiday bowl tilts, along with a to at the Aisles Bowl and the hIb SChOOl playeffs. Asahi Bowli Sanford over Pslatks-$.ahsol.a out to avenge only post season defeat sines before the war. Stale playoffs: Eustis over Aeon Park-Avon Pub no match for strong Highland.,,. Jacksonville Wolfson over Melbourne- Melbourne ii*$ lucky to get Into playoff.. The luck ends Friday night. Stark. over Auburndsle-Starks bail club one of very few teams ln state tog,104, Now here's a look at the college bowl Picture. Sugar Bowls Florida over Missouri-If Caters C$fl handle strong Missouri running game. Has. Bowl: Michigan State over UCLA-Ucla,ss openedsnsonwlthlosatoSpartansandwjilcioe.ItIssImI. tar fashion. Cotton Bowl: Arkansas over L81.1-Rasorbsek. won't have much lb Orange Bowl: Alabama over Nebrsska-Jfld. shoot. for higher spot In national etudlngs sod carries prestige of SEC. Qatar Bowl: Texas Tech ever Georgia Tech-When Donnie Anderson gets through, Tech will be a wreck, Liberty Howl: Auburn over Misslsiippl-Both turns try to avoid fifth loss in what should b.a do",but very conservative duller. Bluebonnet Bowl: Tennessee over Tulsa.Tenoessse's strong pass defense musth't break down. Sun Bowl: TCU over Teza. Western-IIorn,djrog. by a landslide, but who cares, Last Regular Season Game Bowls UCLA over Tess..see-Vole fail to tarish Ross Bowl glow. Other games this week will find Maryland defeating Pens SLit, and Oklahoma dumping Oklahoma State. . e • The Herald'. t1rs aU-eounty toolbaR lila has been selected sod will be released next week Special awards Will alas be given to the coach if thisassis Of the year and the hack of th.y.a, All.11n.sl1, U local gridders will be hescred es the tint and ascend teams. . 5 . AUt1c Coach Line raJlresd sitWala 9.14 Smetmel. High effielals that special trains are not availsbie "y. more when attempts were mi& for sash $ jasat to Pa. laska lot the Lalea Bowl Friday night, Put AC14 if. tkiah. Is Jacksonville must not know about the policy, because the rallread I. certainly ranslag a speelalI train to New Orleans for the Sager Bowl, o S e ck Progress gs By Sam Stanley j ' -• • sports 4 welve Beat ro In Women's iou Tourney -- U • • By Leo H. Petersen On the second teems, Michi. with a total of 115, followed by guard Larry Gagner, Florida; UP! Splits lifter gas Slit, received four berths, Twilley with IN, Noble, 117 quarterback Steve SPtITTI.T, NEW YORK (UPI)-Miebl- Nebraska, *xeo and Arkan. and flsssas, 180. A total of 242 Florida; end Lynn Mathews, in State, Arkansas and N.- us, one. Florida; end Ed Weisacoaky. ballot was cast. raska, the atIons three top Hereare the players chosen Noble, a two-way performer, Miami; middle guard Jack urns, furnished most if the as lbo best offensive ones in and Grabowski are repeaters Shinholser, Florida State, delent today for the 1515 Unit- the land: from the 1114 tiP! All-Amer. fenslve back Andy Siskilier, I Press International all. End.: Howard Twihley, Tul. tea. They were the only Jun. Miami. merica football teams, Spurrier received only eight is and Freeman Whit., We. lore on the team. The three ranking college braska. Twllley, Yearby, Garrett votes on the 243 ballots from wars placed i total of 1* Tackles: Glen Ray Hines, and Anderson were on the UPI sportswriters all over the t ayers on the 44-man all-star Arkansas, and Sam Ball, Ken- second all-America team lest country to put him way down the list among backfield canroad picked for the UP! by lucky. year. 3 sports writers and broad. Guards: D I It Arrington, Second team players were: didates. den In a nation-wide ballot. Notre Dame and Douglas Van Offense: Ends-Crockett, Ar. Other SEC players on the Because of the return if two- Horn, Ohio state. kansas, and Washirgton, Much, honorable mention list were: Moon football for the first Center: Paul Crane, /1*. Isis; Tackka-Peay, Musaou- Ends - Gilmer, Alabama; me sInce 1133, the UP! se barns. rt, and Mack, Michigan; Moreau, LSU. clod offensive and defensive Quarterback: Bob Grins, Guards-lflndmsn, Mhsslasip. Tackles-Thornton, Auburn; ams. Michigan State and Purdue. p1, and MaIJsuwskl, Prince- Rice, LSU; Urbanek, Mush' rks.nsas each placed two Halfbacks: Mike Garrett, ton; Center - Killorin, Syra- sippi. t ayers on the two first teams Southern California, and Don- cue. Backs-Little, Syracuse, Guards-Battle, Georgia. i did Noire Dame and Ohio ny Anderson, Texas Tech. Juday and Jones, Michigan Linebackers.LsgtOVC. LSTJ. ate. Nebraska got on. berth Fullback: Jim Grabowski, State, and Anderson, Tulsa. Backs - Sloan, Alabama; i the first squads. Illinois. Defense: Ends-Jeter, N.- Norton, Kentucky; Bowman, Selected as the 11 best de- brooks, and Patton, Georgia; Alabama; Bird, Kentucky; fsnalve performers were: Tackles - Barnes, Nebraska, Hughes, Georgia. End: Aaron Brown, Mimi.. and Slay, Purdue; Llneback u*th IlP *IU!LIrb iota and Charles Smith, 3(1cM. ors-Goovent, Michigan State, gas State. Cody, Auburn, and Emanuel, Page 6 - Dec. 2, 1965 ____________________ Tackles: Loyd Phillips, Ark. Tennessee; Backs - Gaskins, ____________________ ansu and Bill Ysarby, MIehL. Washington, Wacholt:, Ne 5 5. Horak, TCU, and braska, gan. Ucebarters: Tom Noble, Mouser, California. Texas; Carl McAdams, Okla. Four members of the Flor. . With the aid of their handl. homa and Dwight Kelley, Ohio Ida Caters were listed as bonpa, 12 members of the San. Slate. arable mention, along with rd Women's Golf Association Halfbacks: NI c It Basis., two from Miami and one from era successful In Wedges. Noire Dame; George Webster. Florida State. We Beat The Pro Day TOU?S Michigan State; John Roland, Heading the lit Is Gatos' and smeot at Mayfair Country Missouri, and Brun Bawtt, Charles CsIey, who received nb. ne votes, one less than needed Florida. Shooting against club pro Garrett, lb. Reisman Tie- for a second team berth. Other oh Cooke, the following WITS ply winner, led th e voting stat. player, listed were • Lctorlous: '- _________________________ Class A - Yanchos MeRe. its, Vivien Pierce, Jo Mc' aisle!, Hazel Durso; Class 3 Muriel Scott, Mary WhelMIDAY, D1MI1R THIRD ONLYI sd, Susy Dichey, Lib Clove. ON ALL CASH ad, Ann March, Margaret PURCHASES UP TO IIIOUP I ott.; Clan C-Loealne MU. r, Joel. McCallum. On Tuesday, Nov. 7, the asI' clstlon will entertain ladles urn Dubadread, Orange Hills ad New SmyTu country Pd.Pel.Ad,. 3fl.OtO 3I7I.1s.$'T. abs lna shot Gunlsvltstics. _____________________________________________ A •• -_ By Sam Stanley the group tournament by even. paw shooting of Oxford. "1 yule Forest. tush group champion Ocala. Herald Sports Editor had counted on Stumpf to January: 4 at Edge Seminole 111gb'. Fighting Blithe lost all five starters share the scoring load with 7 at Boone; $ Eau Gaille, Seminole s of the hardcourt by graduation and this year'. Per O?'rd," said Blythe, "but home; 11 Bishop Moore, team ii loaded with under• open the basketball season classmen. The only seniors too Psinids now with Buddy out till mid. home; 15 Florida Military, next Friday (Dec. 10) and on the squad are Nicholas, season, Oxford Is our only can. NO home; 1$ at Colonial; 21 at Coach Meek Blythe hopes his Gray and 6.1 guard Larry uIittt shooter." INSTALLATION Winter Park; 22 Evans, home; Blythe said he was going to23 cagers can come through with Sisaw. CHAISI 7:usville, home; 2$ at Oak id ki look a winning season against a Other members of the team / some more sOpho. Ridge; 35 at Eau Galile. ' mores atwho tough Metro Conference sched- are 5-9 junior Larry Hodges, are Still playing February: 1 Boone, home; 4 By United Press International ule. ' football, 6.0 junior Paul LeRoy, 6.4 especially Torn Bryan at Bishop Moore; 5 EdgewaEverybody has beard of and Mike long. Only four letterman. all sophomore Mike Grant, 6-0 ten, home; 8 at Evans; 11 CoCasale Russell, but It's fear of part- time players last year, junior Frank Whigham and 6. The Seminoles will play four locisl, ' home: 12 at Lyman; 13 the unkown that's scaring return and only two of these 0 junior Roy Dunn. games bISON they go against Winter Park, home; 1$ Oak four have been able to partici.Whlgtsam and Dunn, like • Michigan opponents today. the rough Metro • Alter • pate In preseason drills which Gray, are football players and - Titusville, comes a home Ridge, home. Russell guided the Wolv. began In November. erines to the national cham. game won't be available for duty Unth with Lyman on Dec. II and en a trek to Gainesville The,e two are 5.10 junIor ,, • pionahip last season and earnCHRISTMAS guard Lamar Oxford and 83 fortournament with Gainesed himself All-America hen. vi e, senior center Don Nicholas. ll Stark. and Jacksonville u... Aided by teammates Bill SKATES A third letterman, 6-4 center Forest, before visiting EdgeBuntin, Larry Tregoning and Mike Water and Gray, wi ls ll Join dr 1151 il OUR Boone In the first MACK BLY THE George Pointy, Russ.! & Co. next Monday as football will week in January. Coach won 24 and lost only four. LAYAWAY PLAN keep him tied up until then CORAL GABLES (UP!) Here's the complete Sent. • TWO (fl'THE ,'HREE secretaries of the three But his high-scoring team- lit next Monday, which a-.. JTHDAY FAIThS and the fourth letterman-5-10 The University of Miami start- them Ir 1lI•:i lJ ,kabã'L ichedNavy iutrziml!a1Mbo ling leagues at Jet Lanes, mates are one this campaign, only four days of pracguard Buddy Stumpf Earl Spear (left) and Chuck Kircher review the S FUND RAISINS PARTIU still ed Its basketball season Wed "cc before the season opens ule: and Russell was expected to recovering from ifloflonuclee. neidaynight by running over December: zo at Titusville; preliminary plasm for the forthcoming NAS spark.Mjchigan alone; its and won't be able to play the University of Tampa 12ut 15 Lyman, home; 3.35 at L ODt"E"5 SiznTord N yagAe Tourisñ't Jet Lanes Russell had his usual outPresently, Blythe I. keying Gain esvill until late January. bohind on Saturday, Dec. 11. A total of 19 trophIes e Tournament with ONORA RD. RINK 323-5311 standing game Wednesday balanced scoring of his offense around the southLast yeir the Seminoles had Junior the will be awarded In this event which is entirely Gee and two of his __________________________ Starke, Gainesville, Jackson. night In leading Michigan to a 5.19 record, but woo their teammates. to those persons who are members of a 73 Lrumph over Term:,. last three games befor, being Miami got off to fast start Fight Canceled Navy league. see In the season opener for eliminated In the first round of and led by a comfortable $3 ROME (UP!) - European both squads. But it was the to 31 margin at halftime. In light heavyweight champion • CYPRESS • REDWOOD • AWNINGS unknown reserve, John Clawthe final quarter, with the Club Rinaldl of Italy has son, who took some of the score 90-53, HurrIcanes Coach been forced to cancel his Dec. • pressure off Russell and add. Bruce Hale felt confident 3 fight with Brazilian Renalo NO DOWN PAYMENT BANK FINANCING ci an important scoring punch enough to give the first fIve to the Wolverine attack. Moraes because of Illness, The Residential and Commercial a rest. Russell netted 20 points the some card the scoring with 23 bout was 0.e led and Clawson. a 6-foot4 forpoints, foliowed by Rusty with the Tommaso Galli-Wal ward who saw spot action last Parker and Mike Whittman ter McGowan European bents: season, scored 20 In his first with 20 each. Tampa's Dick ter McGowan European ban.I _______________________ starting assignment. 2561 PARK DR., MNTORD Pusins led his team with it. , tamwelght till, fight. The fifth-ranked Duke Blue ii MIAMI BEACH, Ph. (UP!) the San Francisco Giants ity on batting, said Alou, a Devils broke away from Vir. - The Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday during a rash of 27-year-old lefthanded bit. ginla Tech in the first half are convinced that getting trading on the first day of tint outfielder and one of and wound up with & 112.79 Matty Alou out of Candle- the major league meetings triumph, while fourth-ranked three brothe r s In the insior stick Park will add 50 point here. St. Joseph's Pa. overwhelmed to his batting average. Pirate Manager tar r , leagues, changed his style to IMP, Hofstra 56.57, hitting 20 of STL KY. III. The Pirates got Alou from Walker, a recognised author. fit Candlestick, horns of the 38 shots In the first half Giant, and his average tumb. and Jumping to a 15-4 lead. led. Vanderbilt smothered Wit. $ Yl tenberg 87.59 as all fir. Corn. "I'm convinced Alou can V.1.9. BRANDY 16 snodore starters netted double hit .280 or batter for us," Walker said. "Once be gets figures, and Ohio State scored away from that left field IMP. It A • a '76-74 triumph over Missouri. wind and that thick grass, In other opening game., he can forget about pulling Kentucky dumped Hardin. ' the ball and start slashing Simmons $545, Nebraska United Pt.. International points In easily solving Jack. out CANADIAN KIND those hits again." 100 mauled Wisconsin 10143, Reg. 5.00 - 43.75 case KY. I The Southeastern Confer- sonville's full-court The Pirates got Alou and smianoma tolty inane. usia' RE once basketball campaign Tennessee managed to stay a minor league player to be boma 74•41, Indiana whipped exchange for opened Wednesday night with named later in within three points of mighty St. Joseph'. (Ind.) 73..82, Illi4 nois beat Butler 88-74 and a bang, a sputter and misfire Michigan but the Wolverines lefthanded pitcher Joe Gib. Loyola belted Windsor 119.51. but all-in-all the league gave 5 turned on a tluox'Ish in the fin. ban and catcher Oasis Virgil VISIT YOUR NEW ABC STORK Elsewhere, Penn state trip- reasonable accounting for It. of pull away. In one of three multiple swaps announced Wednes. O pod Maryland 65-61, Syra- "If in winning aye games Canis Russell scored flICI$ 5005 TNIOUN -ia'. SATURDAY, D1C1Ma 49 cuse blasted Buffalo state Whits losing three to non.con' pains for the victors. It was a continuation of last The California Angels pick. 11848, Princeton whipped La- ferenee foes. IMP. flIP a.,. I • OPEN SUNDAYS 1 P.M. fayette 77.5$, Miami (Fla.) Tulsa* defeated Southwest. season for North Carolina ed up th eir ve teran In less CHAMPA dumped Tampa 112.91, Cin- ern of Memphis 87 to 74, Ken- State, the defending Atlantic than 48 hours today when first cinnati beat Central Missouri lucky easily overran outs Coast champions, and appear. they got 32-year-old Ilardin.Slmmons $5* ed Seib.rn from manned baseman Norm in mid-season form In drop. State 78-64i Bowling Green 53, Alabama paced Itself to a pin g Georgia, the Baltimore Oriole. for 22walloped Ball State 91-74, and Southern Loyola apltaUzed on Lsu'a year-old rookie outfielder 73-67 ic Miami (Ohio) shaded Otter. Mississippi, Vanderbilt had Dick Simpson. DO floor mistakes and fouls NUMB KIND bela 6847. trouble with small college break a 5-5 II. and sew up res The Angel. in an spat ' "Bun IMP CANADIAN . power Wittenberg $7.59, 104 game In the last eight move earlier signed former ran away from Jackutes. Florida Red Box third baseman Prank sonvlil. $039 LIGHT OR Maisons. 35, and pitcher La w Itp . Among the losers, Loyola DANK Burdette, 17, as free agents. trimmed Louisiana Slats 72 to IMPORTED Slebere, form erly one of 61 to break a 10-game losing top power hitters In the • j stre ak with the North American League for the STRAIGHT KY. Carolina State had little trou. Athletic, and Yankees. hit RI BOURBON OR BLIND ble with Georgia 92•76 and so only .256 in 105 games for II $ Marya na Miles REQ. 6.75 • 63.95 CASE REQ. 4.0 - 41.5$ CASE cond-ranked Michigan dupes. season Ill. The Central Florida Horse- the By United PuW . his RBI total dropped to UN" ed of Tennessee 71.13, and Auburn opens tonight at show, Inc., will present $ only *2. Jerry West and Rudy Lutz. born. against Rice University, Gymkhana show Sunday start. Sinspeon, who played last so sparked a Los Angeles Leftk 01. Miss entertains Arkansas ing at 1:30 p.m. at the arou A and M and Mississippi state between Forest City and Apop. uon for BeaU), In the or er shooting blitzkrieg Wedneslusts 7.51 Coast League, Is eon. hosts the Gulf States champion Its, adWekiva Springs Road. Pacific day night which wilted a Ci.. 111110. 4.11 .. cognac' one of the better A Junior and senior high sidend cinnati Royal four-gsae iris Northeast Louisiana bitter, moving up trophy will point be awarded powsr streak and gave the Lakers a The bang was provided by the minors. At Seattle defending SEC champion Van. 55 well as six ribbons In each from batted .301, had 24 horns he 121-103 victory. class, derbilt which let the gates West tallied 41 points, In- down before the largest has- Following the grand entry, runs and 79 runs batted In $ y5, M. BOURBON cluding 27 in the first half, ketball crowd In commodore the 11 events will be as tot, and also stole 29 bases. bRISTOL Cl PINK .PUT • while Lsrusso added 23, his hlstory-I,312 - and a show lows Flag race, (Junior), In the first deal of the day I el IX. DRY. IP, BURG. eighth performance over 10 of such power that all five Geg race (senior), pole key. the Chicago Whit. Box sent $6 PROOF BLIND hole Nicholson, outfielder Dave (open), cloverleaf (Jun. points In the last tan games. starters bit In the double BOX PULL, 12 YRI toe), cloverleaf (5 e a r), the dlssppolnting $120,000 The Laker's hot shooting compensated for the loss ci Clyde Lee, as In days of scrabbl, race (open), pole. "bonus baby," to Houston's Zigia Baylor, who Is sidelined yore, played only a little more benaling (junior), polsbendlng Oklahoma City affiliate for UGHT OR DARK (senior), sbor), egg race (Junior), cub and a minor league play. with a cast on his ls,Jur.d then half a game i. CRAW .i VOSKA 01 "OAK" right knee. Bob Boozer, re- 11 points and taking it ,e- 'U race (senior), and sack er to be named liter. drag (open). SCP,f. SIN At the urns time, the cently acquired from the Now IMPORTED S UAUT1PUL SIP? WITH TULIP .usrn Whit. Box purchased right' REQ. 4.15 35.75 CASE York Knicks In trade, coitI. Kentucky won easily enough REQ. 7, handed pitcher Jack Lambs buted 21 points to the Laker aver the cowboy outfit from from Houston and sent catchvictory. *blloas, Tex., but the game NUT • PINK • U. sty - •*T $ In other adios around the demonstrated what Coach A. of Pill Heath from India. ns SM. PIG. circuit Wednesday sight, the loiph Rupp bad Indicated ter. polls t. Oklahoma city for CNAI4PASNI I SLASIU Baltimore Bullets defeated the Mr-trouble In the rebounding lefthanded pitcher Pay Car. New York 135.125 and St. Louis department. IMPORTID SCOTCH DELAND (UP!) - Stetson dIaTO. Hawks beat the Detroit Fla- Rupp used the same to ii. University opened It. basket- Later In the day Cleveland £ £ tow 110-101 in the two halts of perlmeat with two sophomores bail season tonight with an I . and Kansas City got Into the T an NBA doubleheader played -44 fled lanes and 1.1 ClIff is victory over Rollins cot- act with a four-player trade In Detroit. that met veteran outfielder Bergen-at the center poet, ge. !arses showed good form In The flatters, paced by for. Jim Landis and minor league • . lallying six points but came ward Moore's 23 points, Pitcher Jim Rlttwage to the Honored IP With only four rebounds. grabbed the lead quickly and A's for weak-bitting catcher pjij, 12 115. OLD NORWALK, Cons. (UP!) - Berger, who replaced lanes had a 44.21 margin at half. Phil Roof and minor league Jack Nicklaus, who ens five midway In the second hail, time, outfielder Js. Rudi. SIAUAM'S • ' S • tournaments sod $140.52 as Mond oc two free throws. Rolllns forward Millard Nix. Walker think, the Pirates Kathy the 151$ PGA tour, and -, Nevertheless, Kentucky had on led the visitors with is made the day's beet deal In Whitworth, winner if eight tour men In double figures, points, acquiring Alou. AUTOMATIC tournament. auth. !IPGA cit. with veteran Louis Dampier • V "Here's a fellow capable cult, have been named touru. eading the way with 33, of hItting .100," Walker saw. id. nest champions if the year Tulane displa yed a "shorty" REQ. 7.35 "All he needs is a change of II by Golf Digest. s a hot eye in easing wee PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - environment." F" Southwestern of Memphis. Joey Giardello, who announc. The Giants were equally 2412-CL I I uard Al Andrews, standings .d his retirement after losing happy to got Gibbon, a 30BUY BY THE CASE & SAVE PLUS D. M six i..t tell, scored 35 the middleweight champion- year-old football pitcher who (UP!)-. Maurice Cullea, his olnts for the Green Ways. ship to Dick Tiger, may return bad hie beet year 15-10 in 5 ft IAN WA eye closed during the late a.zanama came up with a to the ring to meet contender 1941 but has been plagued by rounds from a to. counter Player In sophomore Joey Archer. Arnold Glovan. Injuries since and struggled punched hla way t.a 13-round IIns Turner who scored four std, adviser to Giardello, said through a 44 80&m Is '5$. • • - - Olt a 340 d.dslos aver Vie AndreW mints is the last 'vt'nde to Tuesday lbo burner champ Cheb Foawy, the Glint.' Monday night to retain his treugthen the margin over might be Interested U promol. vice peldet, said Gibbon MMDNN British lightweight title. Cal. leathers MississippI. or Dos Elbsum of Pittsburgh should f..I tight at boa. In In weighed 133% pounds and Florida was paced Illy tau. "or Increased his $12,000 CNWI*Akk Park, AndretUl33 as' Gary Keller who scored 1? guarantee, as a haven lelthasdera. Has New ' - 4 Vets Return To Seminole Hardcourt RusII Casey, Spurrier Both Listed As Honorable Mention • BILL'S • Golfers • • ROYAL VAT lion 100 PIPERS ahead.. in a 'SI Coronet! One look at the besuWUl now 16 ronst shows WU how It smashes the old "family cai" knigs with a bIazk volley of pr, poshness and piianl Coronat handles a loss Iiie no other car In Its class, Ad Its low price lsrssyou no sscias for not rebelling. Shoot • CUTTY SARK BEE R Joey May Return a FULL ONE OZ. BY casahioiii IC Cullen Wins 'Vbu an tell thayli good MiM they all wear white hats' • RNINW COW" MOTORS, INC. • not W*IF IM ITUIT NA1011M n*. 3 1 GIVE THE GIFT _ for J. T BALLANTINE BUSCH 61 Mm, cm,. 0* 8 9 C GINGER BEER KAHLUA Ftuff 699CM1.WI.sr H ,•y•;•5: - ____.. - r"'- - -- S - •--• • • 4 - - 1/ S • - P __ �- M iss 1k Im?.zJ !,rta Page B — Dec. Z, 1965 Spivey __ Grace huluota Engaged They'll All Be Belles Of The Ball. __________________________________________________ To Will Glamour Reign At Mayfair Ball Champagne sinois.r, W. , W. James Mayo to assist with the Other socialites In dazzling eons, their husbands, are the Thrasher, Li 5 tsr Bateman, var, Cola.), A be,y, of beautiful belles— beaded with black jets. bell gowns who will attend the Mmes. M. E. Atwell. John E- Louis Huddlestorn, Philip Boyd. A. Adams, Alsts Spew, Jolm ry ZebelbIrger, A. W. Wood. of Ow first the way from "christening" all dusiTraveling from far And near-4n David. Sam Lotion, Jerry e$: Cox, Bail with be Cap. Champagne Ball. COVtfl 1V17, HO Xc all, Wimam P. Webb Jr., Donwill be cc hand Newport, R. I., will ing ba ll g to fochristento the fim annual Fred Wilson, Woodrow Cash, Jabbbs, Roy G. ______ Williams, Wil- aid Flamm, Terry Christen- HOLIDAY rrm S! Pape .. A..'. Champagne Bill Saturday C. Brooks Smith and William 11am Lsahy, LeRoy Aad.nsce son, James Butler, William All CUlLED, . . .. ¶ night presented by the Bernie. and W. fl Williams. Gordon, T. B. Daum, flarkley ... j LAMOROUS AND Stamper. ' r' VA o].CountyMutullCOCeortAS' Also the Mines. Joke wu. Wood, W. S. Thompson and PUNI FOR THE NEW .,. Also the Mmes. B. Dun. .,%. .ociatlen at Mayfair Country I" HOLIDAY LOOK leery, 0. W. McGuire, Jack Hams, Joke Edward MiUles, C. L. Putnam. r . :;' - . '. Club, beginning at 7 p.m. nd, Ed Higgins, Also attending are Mrs. — CALL — . . Tuttle, Tedford Cane, Marion Torn Kirkla ,•. .' : Four sisters who were born Wight, Carl Sokilk.1 Carl Spaid. Mrs. Stanley BId. FOR APPO MINT Wilbauck, C. C. Smith, C. L. II*sY . In Sanford add glamour to the . ...'. Walter H. Welbin, M. T. Hayn. ridts, Kay Bartholomew, Mar. CALl. 322.413 D il lard, C. W. Swanson, J. C. • :;.' gala 1* their gorgeous bail C5 William Yelinek, I. V. Sb. lane. Ludwig and escort, Spencer, Gerald Atkinson, Moe th eir th gowns on e arms of Voss, Paul Werner, Richa'rd well, EdwW Undsay, G. -I& Doris Williams NW Impeccably tailored husbands. od, Mrs. Comilla Bruce, Fowler, Robert Farrell, H. J. Swarta, Eoghan Kelly, Arthur Tb. suborn are Mrs. Charles 1ee, Waiter Bohanan and Mrs. Adelaide Moses and Mrs. ....I Hair Sty in Salon Furman, B u re h Cornelius, ____________ L. Park Jr., M rs. John F. Bolt Frances Remington and R0 2201 S. ARK AVE Gaines. . Jamvs Thompson and Marion Boyd and Mrs. Lee Moore, of San. Also the Mites. Waiter 01.. bert Martin, both from Cocoa. ________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ Harmon. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ford, and Mrs. Edwa rd Rig. ____ ______ Also the Mmes. William . . gins Jr. of it. Pierce, a ll Kirk, Robert d'Aversa, Wit. WIg. Mrs. M. _____ 11am South ward, . . • ) glas of Sanford. (See accom• Wing, George Kelly, Warren Ponying photo.) Knowles, Arthur Beekwith, Mrs. Vans Parker will at______ _______ Karns. W. Welch, Paul at the Ball gowned in full Le wis, Sterne Bolt.. Richard hiugVi white chWon with & all. .. var netting bodice embellished O'Gara and Michael Durant. with silver AM crystal bus% Also the Mmes. John Merbeads In tear drop design. -. •.: Fred Ganas, John Burton Mrs. Fred Ganas will wear IMPORTID PROM ALL OVER THE WORLD Jr., John Burke, Howard Mc. a Kelly green knit sheath with Nulty, William McLaughlin, a black beaded embroidered _______ FOR DAD & LAD . . Don Bishop, Frank Mebane, FOR MOM . . V bodice. _____ . Richard Doss, Robert Better* • Silk Ties From India For the big night itt.. Bryan SPANISH GOLD! er, hank Johnson, Willy Pliti. O.Tie Clasps A Cuff Links B. Brown has chosen a whit. Pins, Earrings ips, James Crapps, IA= Burvelveteen strapless gown on• Desk Ornaments • Clocks Necklaces gess, Voila Williams Jr. and th Goods 0 Leather Bracelets L. Perkins. red silk flowers at the waist. Also t,e Mmes. tAils Perez, • line. . TEEN GIFTS Vane Parker, John Morgan, Champagne ddtfon with a Table Ornamsnts I 0 Too Rings and Bracelets W. C. Rape, Jack Morrison, batsau neckline and flOwlas Candle Holders C. L. Park Jr., John John' Um Is 1ka formal design to • Make-U p Kits • Twhters Ceramics son, F. B. Roumillat Jr., Lee be worn by Mrs. Frank Me' • Musical Jewelry mxii Leather Goods I Moore, Jack Boll, Art N.. wall Scrolls OPEN SUNDAYS 1 TO 1 P.M. smi th and Robert Newman Jr. " s. Richard Yowler bu Paris Perfumes tS ,. Also the Mines. Wendell chosen a sapphire sa tin floor Springfield, Roy Brown, Jack length gown fashioned with a Ludwig, Frank Voltollixe, liar. scroll of sequins and bugle center, has chosen a long slim white crepe SANFORD SISTERS, daughters of Mrs. M. S. Y Robson, William Bush, beads. gown wi th the bodice fashioned of a myriad of Wiggins, are pictured at he home of Dr. and Mike Heck Sr., William Schu. Mrs. Chandler Swanson will sparkling pastel sequins. Mrs. John Bolt, right Mrs. Charles L. Park, Jr. in the gorgeous gowns Jthp S maker, Mike Wheichel, Frank C a1wL be gowned in a black sheath will wear a rich embossed gold brocade gown, they will wear to the Champagne Bell Satur94 1 Stenstrom, Robert Cooke, RDA fourth sister, Mrs. Edward Higgi ns of Ft. day night. Mrs. Park, left, w II be gowned in a bert Brown and Henry Tooke LAYAWAYS ALWAYS INV= Pierce, will also attend the Ball. brilliant red face sheath, embellished with gold NEss jean Wer, Also t It e Mmes. Hars'y FERN PLAZA . FERN PARK HWY. 17.E2 . •,.. . " . '. ..•,• Air. Arid Mrs. 7eAtiVe - b * ! THIS CHNISTMAS...OIV HER THEOIFT THAT WILL Give THE _____ __________ Fvniltur. LASTING GIFT PROM 00? MATHER'S Bellamy Jr. , moth. Grapeville' To Tableau em- of Mrs. Marge Rogers, is confined to Orange Memorial Florist Exchange Vows By Doses Rates Hospital while oh. recovers A Christmas Tableau will 1. Mr. and Mr.. W. A. Parrish from a broken pelvis suffered 322•0RB5 presented at the meeting of of Sa nford announce the mar. I In a recent _____ fall. Flower. For All Occuieus I the Longwood League niago of their daughter, Wllhxa ed (Woman's Club)Civic schedul po'rrin PLANTS for Arlene (Susie), to John Gaines Thanksgiving guests of Mx-. 1 CtT $ p.m. Tuesday it the Civic FLOWERS Bellamy Jr., son of Mr. and and Mrs. Carl Kelly were League Building cc Church CORSAGES Mrs. John a. Bellamy, of their childroo, Mr. &W Mrs. Street In place of the regular Lakeland, where he is employ. Paul Kelly of Paducah, Ky., 2231 Grapevill. Ave. daytime meeting. ed with the Shamrock Oil and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Free Delivery Mrs. L. W. Sherwin, secon d Co mpany. Howard from Sedalia, Ky. _________________________ vice president. u charge of the event, Invites _______________________________________________________________________________________ not only the members, but at' an their husbands and guests to attend. BUTCHER KING Hostesses will be Mrs. B. P. Richards; Mrs. Arthur Put' man, Mrs. Ralph Hammond, FERN PARK SHOPPING CENTER Mrs A. C. Maier, Mrs. C. R. Nichols, Mrs. Don Ifitiman, and Mrs. L.L. Cot. • • _______ parst. bstlng of egg white mixture and subsequent fold. l.sxta.adspooxdagof batter Into the cake pan. Batter W& with the 16% ounce ate sin be ps.r.d Into the Pan. It asks. 1 lO4axch white an. 6011 9"d aim, • -. • I I I I -• ,• Tel. Aid Cbãs • ______ SLEEP-AWAY SLEEP SOFA r'i -' ' ' , SOFA BY DAY • EASILY CON- VESTS TO COMFORTABLE RED U NIGHT. FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS. EARLY AMERICAN MODERN IN NYLON PLYHIDI. PRICES RESIN hadscarf (which seems to be candy bar (1½ ox.), 214 cal. PIKE op BEDROOM e bag has been replaced 1orks; a wed ge •• mood ____ inhis ... By Georgel cologne or after Wsase. His pte reserve b( handsome sixteen ounce decanter and black leather case; esmpiete with private stock kiCk and key. Alter Shave. . . $L73, 4 SUNTAN.nIUTTON 'j - • - Also QUAlifY MEATS AT BEEF BUDGET PRICES TO SOUR LUCKY CU$TOMS • NOOILIGATIONTOIUY. JUST REGISTER PtAW$ItIPRIiAY, NC$M II, FREE! jab _______ I WE GIFT WRAP I F.R.E.E I I % ' Sf0 0 WIN* 5; _____ COVER. 100% LATER FOAM IC= _ FOAM _______________WOOD __ARM & BACK. ________________ ___ CUSHIONI..................... CU$HION&BACEI..,. mn SECTIONAL NYLON PILE FOAM RUIN!. WITH ,.,..... . ,$259" - - -' ' _::.•. - --------------- r--- -. -_---.,-,- -___ .1 DECEMBER 3rd • 416 P y from $7,fl __ __ PUCE WALNUT SINPIG ROOM SUITE I MICARTA TOP TABLE • 4 CHAIRS _ MICARTA • ___ from sate 0 ;P. -- % 0 AT STORK __ ____ __ _____ ) _____ • Accredited Chorq. Acc'ts, Wekomsed • or.. ni.y lv.uI.gs _____ __ — id. poland Kim.) II $5000 I $25.00 I $15.00 _____ Y.uD.NNav.T.R.Prose.tT.W I $10.00 DRAWING — SATURDAY 1 PM. - _ _____ [uuqj TOUCHTON'S 20% DISCOUNT DOOR PRIZES-GIFT CERTIFICATES JUST .GISTIR I is PRIZE lad PRIER I lid PRIZE 40 PRIZE OUR I STOREWIDE ____________ from. sate Skirts TWO BIG DAYS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I mas — Shop for COld I cthing. •lw1at and Say.. CASH HS —I CHARGE LAYAWAY. _______________________________ Pa.,, ____________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ i.i.j; Sweaters PRIVATE STOCK 4 mci. Iwith thepurchase of I ___ ______ I chasu—Shop for Christ. I 2 PIECE MODERN SOFA &CNAIR __ '-5' PARTY I You sava 20% au aN pore I '• 2 PIECE COLONIAL with each 70. ceff.. cake CHRISTMAS L i~ / NYLON Hlsid.Quarl.r M/SS COWAN'S 0 - _ DON'T . ; 'v,. WESTERN o. V 41 " - Also hi ci4p..kesh Lyme, By Gecrgej WALNUT • MAPU ___________________________________________________________________ -W I 0 •Hk4eo,1,MiRIbs& Oz.SIIc.d Horn i 'YOUR DOWNTOWN ft Y. Pr...., — ERUS STOW ON lOW EASY TURNS VM CHOICE 1 CII? TO YOUR ORDER S FRESH BAKES 00011 AILY' WICAUY&$lIy,uouR Op's C Is 7 p.m.. Miii. thre ThIN.. $ LM. $5 $ pm. Fri. I Sat, OWN ACCOUNTS M A T H E R S OF SANFORD 11111 'anotoo SEM FBA MM seas, 1742 SL 436 N IT FWAT WWU 30 iNtijiful $134112 --------:#__ ______________________________________________________________________ ______ ______ — - _____ The colors are gay and bright to fit your holiday WAUNOU", S • of apple pie J. wmi uox puNs • AND MATTRESS - th with conventional arm strap. (4-inch sector), 331 calories, _______________________________________ ____________________ ',.s OTHER REDOING $59 FROM - sweaters color co-ordinated with stunning slacks (bell bottoms too) as will as pencil slim, A-Un e or pleated skirts . . . some with socks to match, of all steward'1 on es ; layer cake with fudge • C ales) and the shoulder strap icing (S'lnch sector), 314 cii. 119'° . Warm and delight-filled cardigans and sli pover trademark 3 k S mm 7jwAqAtA .. I, 4ltional of the airline.. Top-1 mint patty, 30 calories; a car. coat I. worn with a white amel, 3$ calories; a chocolate $'I 5900 QUILTED TOP.POAM lUBBER 01 INNIRIPRING UT A green and white color cut into strips. C I Ailed a practical switch. It ing Feinberg and daughter, Mantels, banisters, doors, piece was a double wedding 4 serving.. let its flight hostesses design Mallory; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. tables, wall areas and win- ring of camellias with a min tkeir own. "We decided that Horton Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Jer. dowa are all excellent places uature bride doll in the center A toy locomotive borrowed the girls who wear the uniV ry Leisenfelt and children, for Yuletide floral arrange of the ring, from junior's railroad, an air. Wm day in and day out were Jeff, Kevin, Dean, Doyal and mints in the home. Miss Duds will become the Plane, or a ship model adorn' tIt1ed to first consideration Donna4aan, and Jimmie htor. bride of William Dingim cli of ed with plump chr)'santhe. on what it should be like," ton III and sister, Cheryl.. A touch of Christmas may Sarasota in a ceremony to be mums, sunny pompons, and üld Panagra's president An. Da wn Horton. be ca rried to the kitchen by solemnized Jan. 2, 1966, at St. plenty of green foliage become _____________ drew B. Shea, The girls pro' tucking red flowers and green Luke's Lutheran Church In striking centerpieces for 4ixced a one-button jacket with SWEET foliage in candy containers. Shavia, farewell party jntt barely the sugg.tstion of CHICAGO (UPI).-The N.. A while blouse Is collar- tional Confectioners Assocla. lêis, rounded at the neck and tion reports that a sour ball loose. The skirt has seamless provides about 14 calorie.; a 4cct and the new cap Is a filled raspberry, 14 calorIe.; sound beret worn on the back Ifruit slices, 20 calories; a nile. the head. The girls stuck iature chocolate, 27 calories; with the light green color tra- a chocolate.covered pepper- _________ ________ TOP ' uial sumptuous AND ROW $ WARM RINIlIS Giiml HBAYPUMP __________ _______ a— I C0ph10L WITH A V" 6w ______ ______ QUALITY first onentap angel food , lot th oo Th anksgiving dinner at their To make your Christmas scheme wb izacti throughout tiles. Add I (I-pound) can 01 home on Pr inceton Avenue. gift packages different add to the party rooms. Many beau. tomatoes, undrained, 's Cup Fashionettes The "elan" members attend. our gift wra p pings clusters of tiful roses were also used in of grated raw carrots, and "Most major airlines turned lag Included Mr. and Mrs. greens or pine cones, sprigs of th e panty rooms. On the re salt and pepper to taste. Coy' 4 name designers in the flur- Richard Feinberg of Orlando: mistletoe or holly, or a fresh fresliment tabl0 was a beauti. er and cook over low beat 30 my to re'design stewardess taxi- Mr. and Mr.. Al bert Dunn of flower or two. ful pale green cloth overlaid minutes, or until lamb is tenforms. But one line, Panagra, Gainesville; Mr. and Mrs. Irv. with white net. Th is center- der. Serve with rice. Makes D I N ITT I S E T • TIME.$AVING NEW YORK (DPI) — The cake mix Is ready for the ov• en aft., one minute's butbig wi th water. A now haY' owns system isk. flour eliminates the p.. epooe SEVEN I Mrs. Hottie Atkin ____________________________________________________________________ made. MEN S t Extend Invitation J. G. I patL'rn. _____ schools In Seminole and vo- Tuesday at the clubhouse an tar Harpers.___ __________ Gill Smith and Rubin, Boy, Unable to attend were Len- George Andemn Casselberrr Club Geneva Personals Engaged ' •• Decor Briefs Woodruff, Harry Boner (Dee. 4 ! Pre-Nuptial Shower Fetes (Photo by Doris Williams) By ens. U. I Jibes.. Schedules Holiday By Mrs. 2... B. Matbisux Mrs. Kelly I. recovering from W. Miller Rev, and Mrs. U. ______ Mr. and Mrs. Robert liar' injuries received In a recent of Ostien, are announcing the Party, Luncheon engagement of their daughter, r have mov ed back to Go- automobile accident and Is r• Jean, to George R. Anderson, By lane Cpuselberty nova from Orlando and will be ported to be recuperating sat' eon of Mr. aa MrS. ad Aix. 'Tb. Woman's Club of Cassel. making their residence In a iafactontly. Staying with her derson of Lake Markham berry win hold Iti annual new mobil, home located on during this tIme Is Mrs. lea road. ' Christmas Party at 12:30 p.m. property adjacent to the Ici- Batts. 'lbs bride • elect attend ed _____ Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Her. Ovex-brook Drive. lusla coxtales. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Xlix. per of Scranton, Pa., will A luncheon will be serv ed local Anderson attended and entered the U. S. by officers and members of Ward expect to be moving In. spend the winter months here Ise Army in 1163. He is now ala th e permanent executive to their new home In the very as guests of his mother, Mrs. near future. _____ Emma Harper, tioned at Ft. Davis In the Pan. board, Th ose attending are asked ama Canal Zone. No da te has been set for to brin g canned goods for the Mrs. Emma Yenta spent Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vinson the wedding but co mplete Lions Club annual Christmas Thanksgiving Day in DeLand have been ca lled home from plans will be announced at a Basket project. 7%are will be with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. California becauke of the ser. • - ions Illness of her mother, a grab bag exchange of 5O.cent T. C. Hunter, let date. Mrs. John Stone. Mrs. Vinson gifts among the members. _____________ Mr. and Mrs. Gus Somin (Pat) will remain here while from Orange City spent Sun' he is to be deployed Longwood Women day visiting the Hisses Iii. Viet Nam. Miss Parrish, bells and Ada Rogers. __________________________ :. Charming Bridal Luncheon a huge spray of requins, over red penu do sole. Mrs. Lee Moore, Flemings • Thanksgiving ____ _______ banned wi Dec.' 2, 1965 — Peg. j _____ _______ - ______ .' Betrothed Monday Lovely j _______ Ranew .. 8. ,,_____ Meet __________ ___________ ________ _____ Louise ___________ ________________________ ______ Drenda cora' _______________ daughters of Miss ____ _____________ _____ Her i4vf 1.17 1~,:, : And CHRISTMAS 2P Saturday Club By Kr,. H. L. Jokue, school.. She pr,.soUy Is em. In Colorado and Is presently __ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie 3. (U.S.N.) and Mrs. Thomas W. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bpi. ployed by MeCrorys, First stationed with the United _____ Smith of Sanford are annou. Ownby, of Garden City, Long ___________ vey of Woodruff Springs, San. Street, Sanford . States Navy at Sanford Naval Shop Your log the engagement and ap island, N. V. lord, are announcing th e en. Her fiance attended schools Air Station. B' Mrs. John Cochrane preaching marriage of their The bride-elect was born In gagement a n d approaching The marriage will be sot. The December meeting of daughter, Mm Drenda Louise Charleston, S. C., attended lo. marriage of th eir daughter, - emnized on Monday. Dec. 6 the His and 11cr Garden Club Rancw, to Thomas Wa rd cal schools and was gradual. _ _____ .Grace Ann. to Robert L at 8 p.m. at the Paola Wesley. of Chuluota will be held at the Owuby Jr., son of Capt. ed from Seminole 111gb School GIFT STORE Dodge of Montrose. Cob., son an Method ist Church. All home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell ____________________________ and Is presently emplo>4d at Mrs. Marie Dodge and the f riends and relatives of th e j hammond at 11:30 a.m. wi th the law firm of Sloe. • Chnisteiss Cwdi late Marion Dodge of Mon. couple are Invited to attend knd>'. strom, Davis and Mcintosh. trose, th e ceremony and reception • Cklstm Iñ.á edical -. FoIbo fag a sack lunch, Mrs. Her fiance was born in U. The bride-elect Is a native _____________________ which will follow immediate. Cyrus II. Willard 0 10" s will asst! vermore, Calif., and was gradof Sanford and attended local ly. the hostess in conducting a uated from Seminole High • Haser Psiliry News Christmas decoration work' School In 1962. lie attended ihop. 1' DeBary Health department officials undergraduate school at The ____ There will be a plant ex- I In New York City are urging Citadel In Charleston, S. C., 4 Personals • Wallets change and each person atparents to teach their child ren and The University of 'FennesVerne C. Messenger, who tending is asked to bring a _______ _ t. .__ _____ the facts of life early—before Personals wai a patient at Seminole Me. small plant so th at everyontsently attending The Univer. _______ they reach th eir toes. They Mrs. Helen Bruce of Monroe morial Hospital. has been will have a gift to take home -____ __________ e sity of Tennessee Medical th th report that more _____ an half Avenue and her son, Darwin transferred to Orange Mentor. in addition to the article made .. School Memphis. people reporting to the depart. The In marriage will be sot. lot Hospital in Orlando. Bruce. both celebrated their I in the %%orkshop. meat wi th Glft . birthdays, Tuesday, Nov. 16. • losks venereal diseases emnized on Dec. 30 at 8 p.m. are between the ages of 15 and Mr.. Bruce will leave next I 210 1. First St. tAl at the First Baptist Church of Doris Dreggors Honoree ' month for Los Angeles, Calif., Officials note that th ey coins Sanford. where she will visit her grand. f rom .q-..I ""t3 and pl easant 1Ii_!f daughter and family, Mr. and A' Bridal Shower . Mrs. F. W. Sherlili, and great slums sail that they all have NO NEED -70 D COLD! • granddau ghter, Nancy j0 l4iS1S GRACE SPIVEY I Bv Mrs. los. E. )lathieux the ciii ) cakes, were coffee I one thing In common—Igisoc. . .. . .. Mrs. Doris Dreggora, bride. I and dainty party sandwiches. lace about sex. elect Those attending from Gene. The department says: T.E. I''oocLh'ost SAS, *..a honoree at a recent vii wc,-ø irs Meda Ari.rs,in. "Young people tod ay do not bridal shower at th e home of Miii. 11ENI) A I 01, Il. IPI'II• .• i% t,atlin, r'Agknow enough about how aypbl. Mrs. Lester Harper. Cohos. nes Harper, Mrs. Tom holler, (GlISarnflfl Photo) and gonorrhea are spread. less was Airs. Harper's jaugh- Mrs. T. W. Romans, Mrs. Most of some 600 teenagers Reunion Fete Mrs. Robert Yarborouih, Judy Wiseman and Miss Pete The home of Sir. and Airs. Mrs. Ernie Jameson questioned said they had reand TooY ter, Winning the party games floyt. ceived their sex Information— T. E. Noon was the site and Terry and Mr. and Mrs. prize, a lovely pair of candle- (;ucsts from Sanford i-ere or misinformation—from other Th anksgiving Day for the Ira- Ronnie Corn, Ormond Bath: sticks, was Mrs. Mary Harpe r Mrs. Loretta Carter and Mrs. youngsters or 'gutter aourc. • dltlonai dinner and fam ily re. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Godwin while Mrs. Jackie Gatlin, I)elphlne Youngblood. a'P.OUT cs." union for relatives from far and Gene, Bill and Larry, I). lucky recipient of the cupcake Also attending were Mrs. Honors ,4liss Sarah Priest Tb American Medical Asso. and near. Fonowmg the dinner Land; Air. and Mrs. C. F. decorated with the word Mary Harper and Mrs. Shir. FILE UNED clation notes that tM problem Allis Sarah Priest wait guest hostess and honoree were her films dating from 1957 of the Godwin and Donni and Mr. "wedding," "ion a feather Icy Swisher, both of Scranton , Is national in scope. They re' va rious reunions were shown, and Mrs. Lee Funderburg and duster. of honor last week when Mrs. grandmothers. Mrs. S a r a h port that in the last five years my Pa., and several ladles from ft Kipp entertained with a Stich, Clearwater. EnJOYIng the day of Thanks- Paul&, all from Coast&. Refreshments. in addition to I Titusville. and Mrs. C t h e Incidence of syphilis bridal luncheon in the giving were Mrs. Lennie God. Also Mr. and Mrs. Mac God. RAINFAIR Foun' C. Priest, Sanford; her tam Terrace room at the er, Mrs. U. D. Pilesi, moth- among people under 20 has win, Al. J. Hodge, Ogle Tcr. Win and Curtis, Apopka; Mr. Miss risen nearly 200 per cent, and Pening, Sir. and %Ira. Bill and Mrs. Harold Cherry Plaza lintel, Orlando. Elisabeth Priest, Miss Louise that more than a million 4 The table centrr i Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Orange City; Mr. and~opel Fl Mrs. Piece was A Priest, Mits Emily Priest and Americans a year are canDACRON - COTTON Rotunda and Michael and Mr. Herb Fiavil and Lori, Lhe lovely arrangement of white Mrs. Frances Galion, ill of tracting venereal diseases, chrysanthemums and dainty Sanford. i' ... and Mrs. Turner Lodge. $39.95 Oak; Mrs. Mary Harrell, Or- /%4LSS Duda, Bride-Elect The AMA calls It th. nation's pink rosebuds. .' ,• ..' Also Also Mr. and Mrs. Bait Ga. lando; Mrs. Joe Goodson, New Also attending were Mrs. R. "most urgent and baff li ng For the occasion Miss Pri.st D. Priest Jr. of Eau Galli., communicable COTTON POPLIN and Fred, Susan, Michael Smyrna; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce By Ru th Davidson disease prob. The hostesses, Mrs. James wore a tim-toned aqua suit and Mrs. Ed Vim and MIII 1cm." and Maria; Mr. and Mrs. Gnann and Vicky, Eustis; $29.95 .,• ., Miss Katherine Duda of Sin. Colbert, Mrs. J. L. Mikier, featuring a ruffled neckline Fnancie Vim from Orlando. Sonny Lodge and Mike, Ter ry Mr.. Bill flarineau and Son- via, bride-elect, was honored Mrs. Andrew MlkIcr, Mrs. A. and a corsage of wluto carna' Parents who feel inadequate • -' and Cannel; Mr. and Mrs. 34. ny, Mazy and Debbie, Tampa, Sunday afternoo n with a ails' to educating th eir children tions. Duda Jr., Mrs. F. Duda and Mrs B. Rotunda and Debbie; Mrs. and Irvin Godwin, Waycross, cellaneous shower. LAY-AWAY FOR about these diseases are coon' Kipp presented to the H. C. Waters; Mr. and Mrs. Ga, Mrs. Paul MikIex-, present ed bride-lo-be a crocheted bed. 'eslcyan Guild om physi. acted to ask help fr John Wertz; Chief of Pollee Tom Godwin, 83 years old, CHRISMAS clans, clergymen, or local ed the honoree imith a sterling ill, spread In the Queen Anne's To Have Dinner end Mrs. Amokf Williams; made his first trip to Sanford ucator.. ver serving fork In Lace Joe Barnes; Rev, and Mrs. to attend th e reunion. ________________________ kPilip, David and Robin. ale Williams. Connecticut; An easy to make mistletOe Aniong the 50 guests present Those enjoying the FlorIda Meet Monday P11. NOW for red cud, tip .vt b. Iii., fsr -Out of town guests were Mr. Dana Rotunda, Texas, and Dot star may be fashioned from Were the hoore mother, fruit cup, chicken salad course a spnIs snat. Water.repdl.et, w.sbok1., navy, Wesleyan Service Guild _______ wire. Twist the Mrs. John L. Duda Sr. and the anti parfait dessert with the The ibd Mrs. Chester Mathis, Son. Rathsom, Charleston, S. C. SC isicks of the First Methodist Church Southern ny and Amy, Cocoa Beach; wire into star shape, wrap bridegroom elect's mother, will meet with the Woman's WAY WITH 1,15 Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Beichner, The J. L. Hortons with flonatape, and tie a string Mrs. W. 0. Dlngwell. of Christian Service of tiny Christmas lights and The hostesses also ptt'scnt. l,iimb neck slices are a goodSociety qiarleston, S. C.; Mr. and McKinley hall, Dec. 6, forIna Mm-s. Ed Brown mistletoe sprigs to the star cd the honoree with a lovely buy and easy to cook. Melt 2 covered dish dinner at Air and Entertain Family using green cord. Space the lavender orchid corsage for tablespoons of butter or mar. p.m. Darien and Shawn; Mr.Kevin, and lights evenly wi th one at each the occasion. Mrs. Ed Brown Sr., and Mr. garine in skillet. Add 4 Iamb Members are urged to at and Mrs. Bill Elney, all from On Thanksgiving point. Instead of a lighted The honoree was assisted in neck ilcvs, each about '• tend and are reminded to WEAR uolmy 11111. atan, a tiny white rose may be opening her many beautiful inch thick iind IroWn on both bring a gift for a shiutin, and SALES a SERVICE attached at each point of the 'gifts by Ill '.'Also Mr. and Mrs. Botf Add I irislinas wrapped Sandhin, Daytona; Mr. and Jr. weii hosts for a family star, Phone 322-1321 and Miss Sandra itiklc'r. chopped, a n d I green pepper, ________________________ ________________________ get- oge er His 'ASHIONA1W CHRI STMAS FROM COWANSU SHOP 'III. T.P.M. SeTH PATS * ,os IPOOTWUM FAMILY A N ' S cow \- —,.------ - / • ', j •'- - — - '_.d L / 1_• - — •ilI 41 * .--• - , . I •it lj �01 S v. 1ec County ' Sets ON ,7 R Party, lnatelliUcm Service of the L* TV' Following the dinner, the Sernitiole County ExIcnillot) sent the EmHomemakers Council will take Council will pre After which blem Ceremony place Irriday at the County Ag- IMS officers will be Installed. r -c r__17 ~',%VW77 1 1 ricultural Center beginning at Taking office will Airs. 11 6 p.m. L. Johnson of the Lake Alon- RADIO a Tuaviblo" MIS N. ORA11110111 AYL ORLANDO m ee SANPO i -- Installation Cake Requires No Aging — ___________ -. The party will feature an In- roe Club, president; Airs. Vlo- -, gMcCALL'S - ternailonal Affairs Dinner let Jbocktiotn of the Elder with eight foreign countries Springs Club, first vice presl dent; Sir$. R nth Gallagher of the Lake Markham Club, seeond aloe president, Mrs Felix 1cgc of the Longwood Club, ,ecreary, Mrs Becky Peep. es of the Sanford Club, tress' .. -. iJj' £ - 1 'i - county Commission end o'in 5" A'ent Cecil Tucker aid I - - bon 11, collritr 111),me'FrAnoln- irs Agent. fil a Chrlstmn:! aed candi (1 - h sew sevely r.sJx Psss I ?8-ut.) can almond P116t1a ''i' _!J_ TO INE 'eLD ¶I" •EF ,Au.Yye4ID LI 11IFSK WORKIP RATIO I ' ff — / - __ f.rmyl Cbeese kese IM Odlokes .t..utI — li• fáilaa • LC$ • r, I lauded • lksldirsd PubliCs M.tdk* -. 1 VA' ________ t ________ __________ _______' ' .' ii z....... — LIK WAYaa& I!!' () i042 • 1_ .a*u SANFORD 106 S. PARK if •, " PH. 323-0313 CARNIVAL - ccM'a'AaOmIR 7HEaaA' _un&iwt7r nE.:-' k. THEOUGSTIONWAS' I. t%r-7FX! PV!MAi0LW Dick Turn By Q~ _ A nncms 1½ cope water EGGPLANT CASSEROLE ½ tap, salt 1 lb. Italian sausage ½ cup light corn syrup I No. 2,t can tomato puree I tap. vinegar I medium eggplant I tap. vanilla 1 small can grated cliec" candy red bots Keep popcorn hot and crisp eggs Evelyn Antar's 2 tbspx. minced green Pepper 2 In slow oven, 3w to = deflour 4 tbsps. flour EASY CHICKEN DIVAN Cut sausage In large pieces, grees. flutter sides of sauce 2 10-os. pkgs. frozen broccoli t tsp. salt add to tomato puree and Am- pan. In It combine next 3 In, cups evaporated milk or I!, mar I hour. Slice eggplant, dip gradients. Cook to hard-ball % cup water bunches fresh broccoli In slightly beaten egg and then stage (.,130 degrees). Remove cups sliced cooked chicken 141 cups crab most, flaked in flour. Brown In oil. (Do not from heat and add vanilla. of i cream tbsp. minced pimiento 2 cans condensed A poel). rrange eggplant In Slowly pour syrup over ho ½ tsp, red pepper chicken M)IIP layers in casserole. Pour on popped corn, mixing well to I cup mayonnaise or salad I cup grated cheese sauce, sprinkle with cheese cost kernels. 11 desired, stir in dressing dash nutmeg sausage on top. candy red hots for color. Press; Melt butter over low heat, and place 1 top. Icillou MCC until brown in 3W de- in small balls. (Butter hands flake add anion and green pepper ;4 tap. curry powder lightly It necessary.) Makes 30 cull shredded sharp proces. and fry lightly. Add flour and JIM Oven One hour. ..%a-lnth balls. salt stirring to combine, Add sod American cheese — BAKE TUNA SEA ShELL ½ cup soft bread crumbs milk and water, bring to boll HOLIDAY PUNCH by Rita Gallagher constantly. Combine butter sitelted stirring 1 tbsp. 3 cup red currant 1 i-ox pkg cream cheese look broccoli in boiling salt crab meat, pim ien to, 10Oi. can cream of mush. ½ cup grenadine I tender. I)raln, nutmeg with cheese and l te r un ti id wai 1 6-oz. can fresh-frozen lime, room soup Arrange in greased baking creamed mixture. Place In i and drain ed ode tuna, can los. thaI,. Place chicken on top. quart buttered casserole. 1 1 cup boiling water flak ed more soup, mayonnai , Combine se Sprinkle top with a bit 6-01, can fresh-frozen grape. 1 onion 2 tbsp'. clioppod lemon juice and curry. Pour cheese and top will: butter. fruit Juice over chicken. Sprinkle with flake until brown in a 400 . 2 tbsps. prepared mustard Beat jelly with a fork ½ cup milk cheese. Combine crumbs and rco oven 15.20 minutes. us. pkg. see shell mace- it is well broken up. then butter. Sprinkle over all. Bake o%or rice or hot baking powder continue beating with a roWy run], cooked and drained "til bubbly, In 3W degree biscuits. beater. Add boiling water and ~i cup bread crumbs oven 25 to 30 minutes. Trim 2 tbspi. melted butter or mar- beat until Jelly Is dissolved. Marion I.aTour'a with pimiento strips. Serves Add grenadine. Blend juices gurina Soften cream theese, blend with water, following diree' In soup. Add tuna, onion, anus- boa on labels. Add to Jelly' tard, milk and macaroni. grenadine mixture and chili in Spoon Into 2 quart casserole. refrigerator. To zone pour Combine butter and bread over block of Ice 15 crumbs. Sprinkle over top, bowl. Serves Ii. Bake until brown, uncovered in 313 degree oven for 20-23 FROZEN ORANGE EGG NOG 0 eggs, separated minutes. ½ cup sugar DELICIOUS HAMBURGER 1 cup heavy cream, whipped 1 5-or. can frozen orange CASSEROLE juice (undiluted) ibs. ground beef 1 qL (4 rups) milk madlum Onion' chapped cinnamon I green pepper Beat egg yolks until thick 2 8-ol. Cans tomato sauce ud light yellow. Beat In sugar I 2-os. pkg. noodles 1 pt. sour cream er"In. Stir in undiluted s-os. pkg. cream chew" orange juice gradually, 2 I Ill. cottage cheese OflN P*IDAY SlINT Have received the recipes of 61. — th e three winners and the two runners-up in the recent (ill CRAB MEAT AU GRATIN Cooking School. I know that by Mrs. C. D. Perry you will enjoy them very # tbaps, butter 2 large onions. minced much. IN TBADI'I'IONAIS VFWflI1NO ATICEPM so a for 11M WO-hillitillL k tk f8shin4wilred fallft that 0 M Ig1i style for hg ToMW man. That satkatic Bardsto Traditional oft m 3-buttaft 01, with lapped sums, stitched for sdgss, flap pockets, plsln.fmnt trousur. Fblehy tailored tasting fit and sear, In campus-corrtct colors. Slits 12 Multi 20 —relularL slims. lortun. 5 4500 -I LX.USfYE Nt'7Ot(t TAStO*!W0 gives your coat esUal ever-nut fit. M naflv tics yes twist ur tim. Ye. alvin leek . I) - - 1' CHRIST AS CLUB !, oil I - _______ f'N " I J :4 Billeeftee Holiday Next Year W phow - Irl pepper and tomato Beat egg whites until stiff, not Bring to simmering dry, and Wd carefully into temperature. C oo k needles mixture. Sprinkle each airy. and drain. Mix the cheeses tog with a little clanamoc. dItSP — Lii J.:l i' - and sour cream and add to Serves 1-10. meat mixture. Mix well and To the career girl who Is pour Into S quart casserole. Refrigerate over night. Bake faced with the problem Cd C(Nffed In L50 degree Oven turning a furnished apartment of room Into a private and personal castle, a dliii gar den of small green plants In POPCORN BALLS bring a homelike look to the 3 (its. popped cam room immediately. 2 culls sugar ' OP., + -:ywe 0Xpeam "a pow. fm ra _____ ________ $ it A . :' 'S. WJ think What the class would Ilk. to ee• most, Senator, pork barrel Is th. world's heard so much abouti" -: largest ' Y - w.ve — By Kate Osanu 'rizzy IR T 1"tool@ I 9-mmiri ro &i ' 11 - i i - .. I \ I ' ' '1'k • c• . - . ' I • .. 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C• S _______ - - oIIw*Ily! _____ _______ role W04 we 42 Sacred .g I I II 1 I j / . - ' - 1 t I r -Ii CI -,I VeI • , .,pihhI'i a&hsIIaaiaUl JIi,I_fli a iii , , ,,_j ,, ,, i,'-'i iinw toaJ III V( - ru - / / Form rump ' SPUDQ.kUOS ________ ______ es . I . I ______ - NwarargaziiTur1.l.s6Assz I - ________ ______ ___ I ' -___ (I) The Touagnot 11:11 U;.' J!VIJ1 t,,r, 0) Dick Van 10) Love of tAto lt2SI?CflMNew.' aa3UIH*'unot - No. I At 9i0l) Only "OPERATION Cs 1. A*" SUIT REYNOLDS No. 3 A# WAS Only ,TICKLE mr, ILM FUSM COLOR STARTS SUNDAY SUN COMM" "HI HU s CHLOAMS WLVe KLINIFELTER MA'"NIVIS SAT. ad SUL BUFFET ALL NEW, ALL 041, on bankroll $113,214, Nicklaus won the burns. meats this year, more that any other solter, and Me meeasass Nesters .M . . Isb.damoaagthu first five UmesIa-Z3starts. __ . EIIV MOWN ANMW size of his bank book. The Columbus, Ohio, bolter ''::' officially was declared the 5:35 (1) People Ar. 46) Leave It To Ilratrr 163 Professional Goiters Asoc1atIop money champion to. 25:00 (1) 'Truil, or day with a record total of Que.ces (4) 1 Love Lver $140,733. Nicklaus On was the cies:ie '55 (1) Nowelloo PALM BEACH GARDENS, (UPI) — Jack Nicklaus has double proof that he's the Ne ws 'I lesmy Kieb • Celee Also P.etu,Ieg Chample. blab Settee Slid D. 'SILDOI#SIIN 4:10 (2) New9cove (4) (1) News 1:21 (3) rrn Report T:IO( iT:ds Ce ,. I 4,914 _______ ___ He. I At 7:00 Only ANNOUrewIS Double Proof (H ND 1i.eo (s) _______ "BIG 510 a o . Uls ta ry (4) Summer bern4stso, M (9) Nows I.05 (2) ::oat )f ,00uch. 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I4phiMat wsus 36 U&N or Pence 27 37 _________________________ 1 TONIGHT (1) ABC New* nrina1,y (5) Isv. nun, win 160 SPot -- (41)Hun 11_% nwwnm. M.L . 1 "c J 2comma J2 Heavy bim Mr.ch4w "Do you think that after braid and wear black access. years of neglect, at forty-se- ories. van I can do something to $7 am very nervous since make my awful neck look bat. my doctor told me that I an t.r?—.'an." enteringthe rind of mose- • TELEVISION ______ F wows a Glen fdfau EMH THORN"hkL§M ' 4or trW "ping my hornswork last night, but the type. writer made It too hard to hear the.TVI" vrswr batk. South discarded one been on the king of spsowe,, but ,., It - me" oft lull W God of Ad COIN MXNAINI WON! i _______ A93M IlmaB ' S ________ - cot slips heavy coat because It's cold _________ " 01 . -r my sirg anyway. _______ .- ode nylon (Moth. "YOUNG AT HEARr, IN er's only child). I've been MIAMI: What's 'the differ. marrIed to one for 16 yearsm *no*? It she's as wonder. and she still calls me in ful As you say is, an4 five., [ '1 N3 SPSO Gay the habit of worrying about him Just say, T h a n It you. Mother." (That's the least you can do for a mother who stilt feels the need to be need. ed. It nay happen to you one day.) _______ Z / standing. Freddy's mother hasn't been able to break Yes, If you wish it enough pause. Does this make ens and WORK at in plan of Lll?—**;eela M." TER NEED FOR MORAL .. .. .. Is open dialogue between the the old morality's acceptance Neck." Ta obtain the direc. The menopause Is ad a dia. T WANT 0 OR.inaugurating a campus forym Young people &lid the older of war as solution to interne. Uouil, "ad me a long self-il d. ease but it you live yM Es 00" dossipy tional quarrels, so do contra. dressed envelope and enclose all women, will paIs througle 5RID43 to niss and discuss the new People of the campus. CLUB/ There should be questions, ceptives make Idiotic the old Ton cents in coin with your this per,ad. why not Write g argument, information - a threat of unwanted pregnancy request. Do something about for in leaflet eARDEII .lb subject? , college students was the first passionate and reel Inter, to get in telligent sex behavior your neck Now, you can :n M: CLuB' use "Mcfl() an ______________________ act performed by Dr. Edward change between the genera. from children, scarves and mass necklaces, will give you some Iact.s. J. Bleustein, new president of lions. And not only on the new New reasons are needed o But to make your neck look Writ. as described abowe I Bennington College. Declaring problems of sex morali ty pos. make sex responsibility and better use my simple plan, ix ni 'r cents - —I that college authorities had ad by contraceptives' removal all other forms of It sensible Nothing says 'age" like a Tomorrow — Advice "Tu .11 . confused discussing moral of the old threat of Unwanted to young people. I trust that lined, dry skinned neck 40, Your hlati I I L .—' 1 values with young people with pregnancy but on all those other college authorities • dear ladles, get busy. imposing those values on moral problems arising out of asleep to this truth will fol. '1 have to attend the wedi them. he said: the collapse of our grandpar. low the brilliantly wide-awake ding of my son, at noon, si"The result has been the eats' morality under the press. lead of Dr. Blaustein. ter the holidays. I am mature, creation of a moral vacuum ures of changs. w yo~ — W14AT DID As it is now, so moral die- slim, graying hair.—Mom. NOW SNA11FINO TWE DEN on college campuseli. The 'Mere Is that older moral. logue exists between us and Why not wear a soft gray BRIDGE I CLUB Is SIS need Is not for moral dogma Ity's change to lovely is — reservations, the youngsters, either at home wool dress? Gray CLUBI` TO F 910MATW11 but for moral dialogue be. for example, toward Negro or at college. As a result, we "Spike" It with a bright J ( CROSSBOW S tween students and faculties." civil rights, Its dependence on parents are Old ?ogles to color in accessories, choose .,,. I 2:00 • CiOl 10:02 That's a real grownup talk, war to resolve quarrels with them and their teachers 'dc. any color which flatters you. V I/f "THI 5ANOPWI ing. And I hope that the per. other nations, Its antique con. humanized" cogs ineducation And color your shoes to match .. '. eats of Bennington students vicUon that any li ttle boy, no machinery, the gray tone of your dress. f/,6 ç 4103 $03 • are properly grateful that matter bow deprived, can be. How could It be otherwise? "Is white a smart Idea for . their daughters ate now in come the president of the Unit. Why should they give a hoot an after-five dress? I am for. "71k" Jill OPIW " communication with one. ed Sta tes U he fries bard about our rules and regula. ty.slx, quit, thin, gray haIr. MON. . PIt. 1*31 The other day, by declaring enough, tions permitting them as we I will be in California for the S i. that college students should Some of the old moral no. do to regard us as a bunch of New Year. I have a length of "e be required to make their own tlona just don't work any more runaway Rip Van Winkles fine while wool. how should — sex decisions, I raised this Illiterate children cannot be. snoring through dreams of the I make It?—B. W." NOW 'S554ab. iu , ' question, With their Inexper. come presidents, no matter past while the world around White Is delightful. Make a 5HOWIN 1141 fence, how can they make how hard they try. Negroes us changes? Thank co , slim "shape" and a Chanel fltjgj. aJ.D wise sex decisions? The an. are headed for first-class cit. Blaustein has re fused to per. type jacket, bind it In black swer Is Dr. Blaustaln's answer lienship. And as thermo-nu. mit any such misinterpret&. A 190MBO N3 N, --the campus forum. it there clear weapons make Idiotic tion of himself. 1140 FRW IKIPg 1&, Sit END or ROPZ DEAR END: With under. had sent me your name and address I would have di. - ..'. - — _ nation? _______ • ' ç.. 11 -' We 31M Womm - '- ' . A LOVING SISTFR DEAR SISTER: It you • '/1 i't_ - .i- ' S "LQ" I .tf : , 4 — 1 -; - fault. Sign thix. outside! She is always Troubled? Writ, to A. South' tn riso with dummy's making remarks like, "I BY, 11(11 W)JnO. L40S AftE6 ace if he wanted an immediate hope You haven't been keep. ales. Calif. For a personal discard. A diamond shift Ing Freddy t reply. enclose a stamped,, expensive but it look s lately. oo late.And He self-addressed envelop.. Also could be a winning play. how come he's thin? lima It was a winning play. East he been eating regularly ?" For Abby's booklet$ rose with the ace and m Abby. I sin a gond wife. I "How To Rave A Laws. turned th e suit, whereupon don't keep my husband out )y Wedding," send 50 cents him proceeded to cub kin late ;d to Abby. Box 60700, Loe fee Angeles Calif. 4 At this point the time for passive defense bed arrived. The defense had four tricks in and if West had a poten. tial heart trick, it would keep, It West led a spade and sat It. Hence It was esmendal that it diamond or head and West tually. ________ - ___ capable of t&klng ears at a husband without the help of his mother. how does a wife cope with such a sit- . --- — a When they go I will take a gun and blaw my brains out, and it will be all her would be able to discard on tens, by promptly shifting to had to be, a heart trick even. -- ' 4 S.. SM NIAWATM I' - — vrm )ies* the conclusion that active do- 1%es J)ble pan 3IS, fens* was indicaW so he r&m PON 1%= 09soolias Us" A opened the or* of spades. This tat up dummy's king and It was evident that South West continue his active d ~ ,W y"I hm a WV dod for 66111- I - _________ . $ P11' WIIk. Ii $0 WSi$, {i' ) '. .01 yow ISM& D*pWt as MIS a Sk '.) ,,,P' WAS4 4742 46 AN 10 waiting for declarer to play WU? (D) i*.i' &Q94 to you. The winning player 6A.T1865 VKIOT 9632 should know how to combine *Xmig #A30981 the two.674 0652 North's double of two 941:91; . 'S . , greeft f - _____ , bed no reel problem hers A hsrt sift would allow involve tisk. Passive defense consists of playing &&is and - when he took out to three clubs. West considered a passive 'h bead of a trump but came to .14 I sauce. f'' II - ____ Now and Enloy a PresPold, V151t Jacoby and Son defenu.. tuo5ia. of A making attacking plays that / - ' i,.__..__ - 1, 6 IV . ________ JOIN 0UR 1966 h .2. ALWAY$ PI$T QUAU1Y doesn't realire it. We wort very close all our lives un. til two years ago. Then he married a girl who ran aft. am _______ 5QAPryA~4~RRST0H1;%ZQUEf.* IF HE 6T~-11_0) W1THI N K AgCtrr 40 LC*Ja HE pot.56TS *ArHATr rAL AW1740JOIAM LOOK' 'Well. 1'rw nearly mady for the now yearl I've finished iny resolutions and started on my want 110119 help ma set nay brother back. ifs needs me as much need him only h: DISTURBED •r him for nearly four D E A R DISTURIIEDi years. She Is rot pretty. reeled you to the nearest Why don't you wait until not smart and the to always Mental Health Clinic In you have the baby? Perpick with something. My 3'OUP area. I don't know ter to ma she refuses to hap& by then slae will have brother told me that her how sick yonr brother's put "MRS" in front of my recognized your marriage doctor called him in and wife Is, but You art sicker. and accepted your husband? name. She refuses to visit told him HE would have to Please tell your story to a Dont west, your energy our home ashen ni bus make a choice between doctor.—.A", doctor hand l home, and she trying to solve a problem HER and 50 he • wont 1.1 him In HER that doesn't exist. it may choosing H) RI DEAR ABB Y: Please put stub' never materialize. house. She Is a ry H. said they are moving bom woman. Abby, but she out of the state very soon Is my mother just the same, DFAR ABBY: Please because of TiFR bealth. marry on 115I.O.C." Milady's Shoppe / .ohI1Q fusing to let my mother see the baby until she actepts my husband? JO 16 IN - By Mrs. 0. L. busses still br. her. I am end going to have $ baby, Would I be justified In re. ve - ________ 11 [1. Auceirs P,$.s4 ( £jI I 1' ' 0 Trisoomhw 1 I b *10 0 Vokvftm T' I/i ) , DEAR ABBY: My moth. or re fused to give my bus. hand and tue consent to marry so when I turned 18, we eloped. We had my loth. r's consent. In fact, he even helped us. My moth. — Pa*. 11 1055 By Abigail Van Buren or still refuses to recocnfie our marrimize. When she writes a card or let. belsel ft !sshile's way. With back of knife, mark •ld*j,. pring one 1inob24a-.¼er NOTE: This cake Is ready OFThI 6At Dec't*TMat4t roc-fA AN ON 5ELL1IJ 41 ~i cup sifted powdered sugar for eating without aging. Heat butter and sugar thor- treart. I C S I .. 3UMPAN a Ilyi tap. grated lemon peel I cull golden seedless rabino crisscross pattern over top. ping. Bake 10 minutes longer, until paste Is set. Cool 13 min. cup diced mixed candied utes. then carefully rnmove . - Immediately top with remain. Ing almond posts rolled some 1 i tip. nutmeg ' tap. cloves be members of Vie Seminole Lii and pat down onto batter. Coy. er with remaining batter, smoothing top Bake In slow oven (300 degrees) about two tap. cinnamon Of ale Lake Monroe Club, dele. gate. Mrs. Kay Sausman, current president, will be In charge of the dinner. Special guests %IV NEI' 11 80 -ro I 1• " / a6h#: ¶.u.Qah 6MA,'lT' eo**ts uzi I..—. 2. W,an?nrff HOUSE . j] circle Invert paper over bat. ter in pan; loom almond paste from paper with spatula ;1i cup butter cup g eggs a sifted flour 12 Is baking powder nit t 4 : OUR BOARDING GaIbTsltb C (I I not enough to darken the cake raisins and candied fruits; mix or overpower the delicate well. Spoon half at batter Into sweetness of the almond parte. greased 7-Inch %win# form One extra egg yolk adds rich. an, spreading evenly. Mix ness to the batter, while the almond paste with remaining remaining egg ite is coin. egg white and powderee su. \5DLELIGHT fl LIGI 11 CAN 31ARZIPAN CAKE ' By . bined with the topping to make gar. Roll halt of mixture on rkable. It sheet of waxed paper to ?-inch -• -; SIDE PATfERNS GO other ball makes the stunning ougtly. Beat in 2 eggs am 1 flora is really a jewel of a raisins, Christmas cake. Does not need flail of the marzipan bakes crisscrossed topping. The rich egg yolk. Blend 1 flour re represented. Speaker will be aging. Rich with marzipan In a delectable layer In the raisin batter has Just a touch sifted with baking powder, salt By Mrs. 0. L. Jeaies AnauaI Christmas Party and Kenneth Mcintosh, Seminole (awe4cned almond paste) and center of the cake, while titi of spices for character, yet and spices Add lemon peel prosecuting NO SISORTAGI su' - Christmas Homemakers Council . • NOT l".'-" ."." .".""'•'—"l Th GO—GO I I * CARTOON The Griatsit Tale F.Iri H Never Told GIRLS WILL U HRI w T.Id More leoutifu EMY WED. NIGHT PUIINTIS IN SCIOWINS STOIYIOOI COtOS SAT. of 11*01 liii till 1*01.1*0 MINU Savo PROM 11AM. VNUI 2 PM. NLL j44p$,, 56.i s e ..i&.i..,S. Mme 31M13111 - _ , — �--••- ..._., I / , .. ....:. --r-'. I .-- - -••-'-- ---- -r•---..;-. - . -. - *.____---- - _________ ••- .-------- - -.--- --..-----,...- - I •i £O T1 we born, Rowei INN6M " " '117tIa •. fr gát Ilwy hIiwlIIM$ 011 dust E xaminations Declares Cash Dividend I cIam4 s cash dividend of 25 a per cents I. r :.-:•: :•i Slafed For Jobs -, l \ ford post offie are being Be- . ' . • • - . . I - . - ••. - - -._----.• -- ,... • - 4L j I . - (• I AV - • - , J '. 11•. • :4 •.. - 11 - . : • • . . - . •1 ., ' ' - - • • • • . . 1•. • - - I: - .- • • ... ...... .- .t..• ..c. .. • •• •t- . - • .. -. ... :w io' . '.- -• - - -- -' FORMAL ORGANIZATION of Onklawn Baptist Chapel, a mission sponsored by First Baptist Church of Sanford, took place in 3 p.m. careduring monies Sunday. Service of ordination for deacons was conducted (Herald Photo) church's evening worship hour. the new -,ri-- .I -, '.5 i • ' - • . - .. • • - • eniployes are entitlad to liberal employs ben fits Including paid vaca tions, sick leave with pay, an excellent reti re ment system, and low cost group life in. surance and health benefits. Further Information and ap. plicatlon forms may be oh. tamed from the post office. Postal : . I ' . • I i and DELAND (UI'l) -Circuit Judge Howell Melton contin. d until Dec. It a sanity 2144 bearing for two Titusville VAGU accused of a wanton slaying near Oviedo last y . ____ '.j £) board's Woman 5OT a rummage sal. this Friday iiu-...y u iiS ?C*1 ._ aCroeIJrom on wjiW$ UT. 174M from 8:30 9AL UAW III PTmeach Handy Hel pers .4 SALE 1.00 $ • q - 0 S PIECE ALUMINUM • 788 I GIFT OR Bruce A CHRISTMAS GIFT WOULD CHERISH "WATIRLISI" WAY 988 SALE ANYONE 8800 '1' / SHOP MCRORY'S AND SAYS AND SAYS OLD SPICE - no. 2A SHOP UCIORY'S AND THE CHARGE ACCOUNT SHOP SAYS MCROIY'S AND PLAN lUG BRUISER DUMP T R U C K , } I 4 I •I) SHOP MCIORY'S AND SAYE IIDIUM V4110011111111 IS. - DRAG CAR DUMP TRUCK fi •AESITOS S CHAIN DRIVE I GIST AND 110 COLOR $ SPARK WillS • HAS REAL MOTOR SOUND FORWARD AND R114" I DUMPS THE LOAD spa • lire. Margaret Leonard, the local horne - - - - RIG . 1Y. •- • - _____ _____ -. • _____ TI, - Florida Power and Light Company, will Instruct the girls in their third lesson on foods and nutrition. Also, final plans will be made for the Christmas party on Dec. iS. All members ax. requested to attlild. 4 V. FI C I ••• - p S SIS 5 1 8 8 I - IN PDX UM V . CHRISTMAS CARDS •• VN MOO TO U1 1111111001 ANON NUS $l.VUIIJ* U.1 S SON OP SI .. _____ 1745 A VERY VICIAL VALVE FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS lIMES SALI TALK TO T141S OLD B0yo ! HOP Ift -. INC . - SHOP iYi A$SD SAYS HIGHWAY 1fl ass. ue am WERSAYS 'I 0M 511111111111ATS 1 to 7 S tT7P r .11 ••,-.#- P.f. - or Gradually, the government appears to be winning. But a #9 a measure of the difficulty may be seen in th govern. merit's 30-day extension of a - Dr. Crane's ________ __________ Clinic were competing In their waking state. They average lOt pounds. Then the hypnotist put them into a hynotie trance. 1k told them they were very weak, feeble, anemic, etc. Then he urged them to grip the dynamometer as hard as they could. They now averaged but 69 pounds. Before waking them from their hynotic trance, the hypnotist then gave them the positive attitude, telling them they were strong, powerful, Herculean, etc. Then he urged them to grip the machine tightly as possil!e. They now averaged 140 pound.. This was twice as much as under the negative (A.. 1.... •---- -.--. .I,v7 w,1 wviin and feeblel And almost 40 per cent shove their maximum strength when they were wide awake! How could they suddenly gain 40 epr cent over their best waking handgrip? Chiefly because the hypuot. fat warned them they would not hear any other sounds but his voice. They were meanwhile psychologically blind to sights, numb to pressure and inert to smells and temperature. So they were able to mustor more nearly 100 per cent of their total attention on the task when hypnotized, In ordinary life, though we • as CraI,:J5'esreUIb news. paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed •nvel. ope, and 2 cents, to cover ',v'a • when you send for not of his booklets.) Unity Rites VATICAN CITY (UPI) Pope Paul VI will sing hymns and psalms with non-Catholic church leaders attending the Ecumenical Council in a ape. cial Christian unity ceremony Saturday. DISBARRED TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Supreme Court dlsbarr. d Miami attorney William J. Welssel today after he was convicted of forging names on two promissory notes. first pro. claimed last July. When Peru's athletic Pres. ident Fernando Belaunde came into office in August 1953, he brought with him a dream desperately needing reality. On the surface, Peru pros. pored. But It was a prosperity a former resident of Sanford. My father was transferred to Hawaii in September. Although I have only been here for two months, I am ready to come back to Sanford. We receive the Sanford Herald every week and it makes me feel very good to read about all the familiar happenings back home. Divorce Law NEW YORK (UP!) - A of the New York City Bar Association proposed that six more grounds for di. vorre be added to the state's 179-year-old law. Under the law, only adultery is reason for divorce. a good job on The Herald. This way I can keep up with the news and know what's happening nhen I come back in three years. i was really Impressed by your 2065 Progress Edition. Very well done. Thank you again and keep up the good work! Lynn Fehd 889-A Lowell* Avenue Pearl City, hawaii only by Peru's ap comnmlttee enjoyed concentrate on a s peaker In front of the room, we are vaguely aware of other sounds from automobiiea In the street or temperature, pressure, etc. Hypnosis thus permits almost 100 per cent concentra. tion whereas In our waking stile, maybe we can't muster more than 70 epr cent. In hal's case, hie believed so firmly in the magical po w. er of his baby's shoes, that he felt confident. So he was able to concert. trate more closely on the baseball pitched across the plate, thus trebling his bat. ting average! (Always writeisto Dr. To The Editor ador and Bolivia. Elite, U. S.-trained Peruvian ". W rangers pursue the guerillas' Editor, Herald: I would like to thank you on the ground, seeking them • out in nearly inaccessibie rid I am a 14-year-old girl and and your staff for doing such pu •114 '•-••if proximately two million whites, enjoyed not at all by the country's 10 million In. diana, most of whom lived in the high Sierras. In and around Cusco, the descendants of the proud In. cas earned perhaps 17 cents Benjamin Franklin suggesta day and forgot their cold, ed the wild turkey, which hunger and fatigue with the comes from the new world, help of the narcotic coca leaf. the U. S. national emblem. They were the special tar. gets of the Cuban, Moscow and Peking-sponsored Communists mixed in with a AND sprinkling of Trotskyit.s. Geographically, Peru is divided Into three parts-the coast, the Sierras and the Jun- Do You SALES TAX gle. Most of the Indians liv. QUARTERLY REPORTS In the mountains, L the whites on the coast and the Jungle INCOME TAX. RETURNS lies almost uninhabited. But Pho..st within the Jungles are rich 131.7404 • 1312301 soils, timber and minerals. ALTAMONTI SP*NSS I Buween the three there are is ACCOUNTiNG TAX SERVICE Need Help On: - Vote For Progress Vote For Roberts GROUP 1 C1v Commlsloiu . Psi. Adv, YOU BUY THE WHOLE PIE (NOT JUST A SLICE!) When you advertise In THE HERALD you know your advertising dollar is wisely Invested ONLY In your trading area! ToUR lIRrnz YO Dec. 2, 1965 asp pvsusuaa ADVERTISING DOLLARS ARE INVESTED. - nor anan Advertising Manager NOT SPENT .1 JASIR SMOEBAKM* Business Manager YRBD WRLLI Mechanical 5upL BILL VIECEST Staff Photographer RESULTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS... AND THOSE RESULTS CAN BE FOUND HERE. PREPARE FOR WINTER! Published daily except Saturday. luadsy and Chrtstu; pub. tubed Saturday pr.c.dlng Christmas. NVOISCRIFT1010 SAT" Home Delivery, H* wash IEMINOLI COUNTY ALL OYI(LM MAIL By Mali $v.eS I year 011.66 i year as. weals see $ Months 1.71 S Months 3.55 5 Months see $ Months i_se * Month 2.55 * itosth V I. postal II.gulstions Provide that all mail suboarlpUsus be paid In advance. The Herald is a member of the halted Prose whleb is entitled exclusively to the use for repsbileat$.a of all the local a IbIs newspaper. Down . E.t.r.d Be second class matter October *7 2515 as the Poet of gutord, Piorids, und.r the Act of Congress of March 5, LII?. No pert of any mat.nlai,, news or advertising of We editioa of The Uutor4 Meted may be reproduced In any meanor with. out written permission of the publisher of The Herald. ANY individual or firm responsible for such reproduction wiU be senaldered U Infringing on The Herald's copyright and will be .i4 liable for damages under tie law, Office -bill*: -- County Editor ' tT$ MS SAVE WILLIAMS rocloty Editor DO1'TJR AV$T1X City Editor JVDY WElLS -, . a _ --.-- BaOokPBl** A.sociatC Editor yuan van rase Managing Editor ponzs ) - .41 Ray Cromley Bossism PIPPIN Inc nawd Kim WaM In Imon. WALTEM A. QEBLOW. ROlTo a 2.1O s SAL! 24" ww w i AS' In Venezuela, Colombia, Ecu. . - Sanford Herald PAVL ' ______ M CRORY SEMINOLE PLAZA COUelbefl'y' PAL tolIKE Page 1A - manner that they also seek it L Worry ATTACIIUSIST FOR UVY AND LOOK AT INS C5$*NIHO INCIAL LOW CHRISTMAS lIFT PRICE Data M" SANWO V0 cup"D 322939O -- a United States provided $10 ml. lion under the Alliance for Progress. But $300 million Is a lot of money to come by in Latin America and time is pressing. In December 1963, 1,500 Communist . led Indian pea. santa attacked a farm in Cu!. co province attempting to take over the land. Eight persons were killed and 22 wounded. In the face of mounting terrorism, Belaunde finally de. dared his state of emergency. In the end, Belaunde must have his road. But meantime, his dream remains a nigh) mare. via* government in the some AP 45 VACUUM CLIANIR AN AUDITED US$1115 Asteroids, irregularly ship ad heavenly bodies, range in diameter from less than a mile to about 500 mItes. SHOP MCIOITI AND SAYS SIORY'S AND SAVE ALUE - Biossat almost no communication,, It was Belsnde's dream to bring the country's to million Indians inside the economy, to give them land and to build roads which in turn would open the way to education and better standard of living. In his sun-filled study in a suburb of Lima In 1963. Belands laid out for this correspondent the maps explain. ing his $300 million dream. It was a 3,000-mile road which would link Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Boliva, opening up 12,000 square miles of virgin land. To further his plan, the ho seek the cr-throw of the racu- ... u -- 788 SAL! 4. 788 S HAS ZA.ZOOM SOUND I FORWARD AND RIYSRU • MOTOR SOUND HAS SEPARATE CONTROLS 0 £411 ra $ SAVE IATTIRV. POWERED MARX.A.HAUL I SAU . LAYAWAY • - SHOP MCIORY'S AND SAYS take OUR OR • HAS POWER HOIST • SIREN RAINING LIGHT • SIT OF TOOLS FORWARD AND REVERSE e t MecIfl • OPEN A CONVENIENT 888 statue, almost daily, planes of the Peruvian air force streak northwestward to michinegun and plaster with napalm suspected hideouts of Corn. , BATTERY POWERED BATTERY POWD • • LARGE ASSORTMENT • 2' TO U ZlS 157 SALE CYCL! 5O 0FF Aft.r Uwe WIM EVa PLUID OUNCES THIS IS THE GIFT MAN IN YOUR LIFE • - year period. Uon.al committeeman or In 1953 alone, Republicans vice versa and that some who state chair-men, only five were have recorded 27 new chair- drop out come back. Among serving before 1950. On the men. A few states show a total leaders of fairly brief stateRepublican side, just two state of nine or 10 such leaders for wide ex pe rience, there are chairmen began serving be. the span here considered, some extremely knowledge. The countrys interest In able and influentIal individ. tone Imp. Indeed, the oldest Respubli. these otherwise "ln'house" uals. Hal Illuatrut,d what e can chairman in point of set. statistics of the parties lies But big turnover is the story vice is Wirt Verger of Miss- in what they suggest-a rather and money Is the reason. Net, rail auto.h'pnoaI., for *he issippi, who just a few years political experience at the they party can afford solar. we have complete faith, w ago was being hailed as a state level, where axiom has led chairmen in the S3 posts are able to focus a high. member of the GOP's "new it that the 'parties really across the country some percentage of our attentlo on the task In front of Ui young breed" in the South. live." Some states cannot pay for an He has been battling to put Obviously, from these fig. office or a salaried staff. At Scrapbook this case for dli cussion In high school c together a party organization ures, the two major parties least part of the vital tele- college depall (where none existed) since the seldom get the chance in the phone bill comes out of the merits. Andathletic note the hand late igso. various states to develop the chairman's pocket. grip of the oW.rs undo There have been 285 Repub- kind of serious professional. When he takes over, he In- hypnosisl lican chairmen for the SO urn they need for highest herits few files, no research CASE X-470: Hal N., of states, the District of Colum- benefit to themselves - and library, perhaps no apace. He a a professional basebi bla, Puerto Rico and the Vic. the nation. hesitates to use the telephone player, gin Islands since the 1952 na It Is often said that state which more than any device "Dr. Crane," his inanag tional convention. From 1952 chairmen are the "real nuts keeps him current In his in. began, "list plays centerfiel forward, the Democrats show and bolts guys" who form the formation. And he is excellent. 279 holding these 53 Jobs, technical fabric of the parties Whether weighing the rca ..But at the bat he ci Alaska and Hawaii were re. Yet, whatever the prior ex- suit of voting, appraising can. fluctuate from a 0.300 hltt presented long before state. parlance of most such leaders, didates, or whatever, the down to t,arelly 0.100. hood. • It Is plain they are In and chairman needs the, perspee- 'it all depends on a we The changes among nation, out ci the state chairmanship tive of a constantly refreshed pair of baby shoesl ci committeemen are not so fast they cannot lay slang political knowledge. lIe is part "when hal first broke I nearly to spectacular, but are claim to a broad grasp of of the party's circulatory Y1 to the major lengue, his wi nevertheless notable Again political affairs, tern, lie cannot work well had just had a now baby be since 1952, the Democrats The picture has some sustained by nothing more "So Hal decided to put have had 185 for 53 spots and brightness. The high turnover than a cluster of tiny capil. pair of the baby's shoes the Republican, 101. Each figures mask the fact that lanes, his pocket the first time I party shows only three states some professionals switch Commenting recently on the went up to bat. with no change In that 13. from state chairman to as. money difficulty, GOP Nation. "Well, list hit a triple! at Chairman Ray BUss said "Slne then, he believ, lack of salary makes It Im- firmly in the power of the possible for most men to keep baby shoes. the chairman's job long-or to 'Once he left them at tI give II full time while they hotel in Detroit when ' have It. The question is: were playig the Tigers. "Why do they take It?" "It was 10 days before The answer to that is-for located them and had the glory and possible later pr-I- air mailed to list. Meanwhll vat. gain. That explains the he made only one feeble ai frequently bitter struggles for gle in 37 times at batt the post. "Dr. Crane, how do you e At the grass roots, then, the plain such cases?" two parties are not the pro. 11.1 doesn't realize it bi fesslonal structures they are he engages In a form of out, commonly thought to be. hypnosis by use of his baby For the party holding the shoes. White house, the matter Is They give him confidenc least serious. State mlsjudg. He believes firmly in the meats can be countered, If Influence. not Interfered with, in many It is similar absolute belli ways. in the hynotist which maki But for a party like today's his patient, drift off into Republicans, the problem is trance very quickly, not trivial. no vital state Under hypnosis, we ca mechanisms needed for re. simply concentrate more full building tend often to sputter on the task at hand. or move aimlessly at a time For example, a Britii when highly professional fun. hypnotist tested the hsndgrl of a group of - soldiers w ctloning is most critical. WASHINGTON (NBA) - S d .. • •. Among present Democratic • PULLY*UAIANTUD ES SHOP McCRORY'S their Inca ancestors. High above Cusco and the tongue of . . state of emergency PORTABLE TELEVISION I IAKluITI HANDL Watsrlsss Cookw I COOKS THE EASY LOW SALE •,'-- 12 INCH PHILCO are HEAT s_ . ç3 . cenomist with . By Phil Newsom Ten thousand feet up In the Peruvian Andes, a statute of Chniatue gases down upon Cusco, ancient capital of the Incas. Cuxco's cathedral stands upon the ruins of an Inca temple and to Cusco's public marar. ket each aay, bearing for sale bananas, other fruits and vegetables, come the Indians who will speak the Quechuan _ • ign News Commentary w ar In Peru ViAcV 1 V4 For Today ALL HOLIDAY NEEDS SHOP McCRORYIS AND SAVE W9 SATIN 31"Ur M4161111%mIrs apple pus YAIDS SAYS MATCHIN• Chairman A. 0. the Moose, will of AND IDEAL FOR CHRISTMAS Friendship Commltt.. Sanf ord Chapter 1405. of A. Clack and Richard V and the Ladies Auxiliary will By Mrs. H. L. Johnson WhIpoesly cod have sponsor a fish fry from i un• Post The Lake Monies Randy been drunk at the time Hoes til $ p.m. Friday it the Jackson, $$, of Oviedo, was Rome, 200 Coaeard Drive, Helpers 441 Club will most shot to death for no apparent Casselberry. The event is Monday afternoon In the Zdu. catlonal Building of Upe.ala open to the public. reason. Presbyterian Church. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1188 SAL! The "$emtnoie $am." Hay S. The eonUnusncs was order. Fish Fr ad when a eourt-oppoInted Veterans of Foreign Wars psychiatrist testified one of Post 10050 of Cusleberry Ulf two defendants-Charles third successive dlvi4. declaration sinee the opened for busisesi In Rummage We she won for ALISON COPES of Fern Park displays $25 savings suggestion "Hiawampum" as name of little Indian symbol to be used by South Seminole Bank. Standing behind Alison is trio which tied for third prize in contest, from left, Mrs. E. B. Blackman, Altamonte Springs, Mrs. Elizabeth Tuten, Fern Park, and Mrs. Josephine R .Lowe, Cauelberry. Three all submitted same name, "Willie Wampum." On right Is Dweght Mentzer, assistant vice president of South Seminole Bank. Mrs. (ilive S. Benkelman of Altamonte won second place In contest with name Foc I Was Here First! that Is "reaching the people" nine grams. Children who are able pay a million times every day throughout small fee (about 20 cents a month); nearly all of Latin America. those who are too poor participate This Is "Operation Ninos" (Oper. free of charge. Children), the child-feeding Yes, foreign aid is reaching the program of the Alliance for Progress, people-in the case of Operation through which one of every four Ninos, the nicest people of all-. children. school-age children in that part of the world Is receiving Food for Peace commodies furnished by the Thought people of the United States. Since Operation Ninos began In It has been testified somewhere, mid-1962, for example: "What Is man that thou art mindBrazilian- children have recelv. ful of him, or the son of man, that edmore than one billion glasses of thou carest for him ?"-Hebrews milk, -2:6. School lunches have helped doublt attendance In Peru's rural I believe that man will not mereschools. 17 endure: he will prevail. He is i mIn a typical operation, AID (the mortal, not because he alone among State Department's Agency for In- crentures has an inexhaustible ternational Development) n k e a voice, but because he has a soul, a food available from surplus stocks spirit capable of compassion and held by the Department of Agricul- sacrifice and endurance-William ture. Th e national govern ment In. Faulkner. American novelist. SHOP NOW G A G E'??'. GOLDEN WHEAT DINNERWARE SET • CI4AICOAI. • lull iP4uiri Bush indicated a high degree with regard to f o O the rapidly-doT veloping bi.eounty m.tropol. Itan area of Seminole and Orange Counties. 'iecent events concerning activities which will play Ti. tal roles in the economy of this aria are most encourar. Inc. Major developments such as the proposed Seminole County Junior College, our new space university to the east, Walt Disney to the south and Industrial developmints throughout the entire area all promise to establish Central Florida u a eontinuInc national leader in whole. economic expansion." South Seminole Bank of. South fielals announced plans for a major program for the en. largement of the bank's fa. e cilitles in June of this year. Work began Immediately, and Progresshas been very ra toward completion of the quarter-million dollar project In January 1905. Vice president and cashier, J. P. Tools expressed his appredation on behalf of the beak's .R?talensent sad staff for the cooperation of the bank's customers during construetlon activities. "We have received a great deal of eneoursg.ment from the many expressions of Interest r calved from those visiting the bank during this period of constructIon," he added. South Seminal. Bank now serves over 5,000 customers, ' and resources are $7 million. Bond Sanity Hearl"°" Is Continued 3 PIECE ' . ito In announcing the (I In every public opinion poll ever volved supplies Internal transports. taken on the subject of foreign aid, tion for the food, personnel to sup.. the largest area of doubt, even ervise Its distribution and trains the among supporters of the Idea, cen. teachers who will be the local cotera on t he belief that the aid 9a ordinators. not reaching the people." In some countries, volun tary agen. There Is at least one outstanding des such as CARE act as on.slto ad- • dividend mid-1961. c - 4......A - cash REMNANTS VALUE ptimism • .' 1 Is the recent action, • • , • '. ...__. ' .1•. Uperat ion IN i nos 1 SALE Fridays Safurday- Sunday Only st.ckno(dIcAr bank • , South S,mirtnts Ibis latest . - "'p 1% O' LID A Y H Is itockwm arnounttO b j ate ares. JAMES WOODARD, Sanford Plaza Publix manager, is shown presenting $100 cheeks to Mrs. A. L. Wilson (left) and Mrs. W. W. Culp, win(Herald Photo) ners In the Publix QuIk.Cafih promotion. ins. -. - - • share for share. are residents of the imm.dI- s... . •I Substitute special 7 -. • • . delivery ine*.enger position also will be filled from this examina' tion. Appointments sitions he career ap. polntznenti. unless otherwise limited, and the first year will be a probationary penc4. Career appointments be. come permanent on satlafac. tory completion of the IWe. bstlonary period The begin. sing rate of pay Is $2.57 per hour. The minimum age limit for th.ss positions is 18; 15 for high school graduates. They may be appointed when they reach their 15th birthday. However, persons under 1$ may not be appointed to p0. altions requiring the operaif of a motor vehicle. APT, pilcatlons will be accepted from male and female. All qualified applicants will recalve consideration for employment without regard to race, creed, color or national origin. .xp.rienc. or training Is required. All applicants will he required to take a written examination design. ad to teat aptitude for learn. rig and performing the du. Use of the., positions. Test subjects will be of the follow. lng types: (1) General abil. ItI.., (2) following Instrue tloni1 and (3) address check. ' I • septed. -I. - refutation of thin notion-a program mlnistrators of school lunch pro. dividend, psyabi: 85,000 shares Of the of - •';< : • . . irpo ex amInation for the poultiors subof substitute clerk and sub. Sanitliuti carrier at -- _____ OTASCO 00 thri Postmaster Cecil e Heard announced today that APPIl. cation for thL - - - McCRORY ss,76o and will be an Addl stimulus to the already ti ving economy tire South Seminole CountyI Malflod ares. The majority At Sanford P0 IPPI 6 6 holders of record D.c. ..S - South ra • - "11119W1111111- _09im-.9 No ow " b"N&M mwa T =a &ws f" early tilrmlft told I ! - y Kreigh Collins LEGENDS OF CHRISTMAS [ - - COMPLETE LINE OF COLEMAN_HEATING I9UIFMINT $U US FOR A - AND - FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY Air Conditioning !quin.nf VINY PIPI (NOT LONG DISTANCE) AND HTT$NGS • WALL SUPPLY N. SANFORD DIAL 425.5938 DIAL 322.5612 Miss Ullnsa~ ft I W M ft Ph F&MAS, FRENCH AVL PtA. 5Hh5d!u.rP.cS Per 323.1412 SpiluLl.r Sy.NI.s" In wr VI IT. Tht Saftlord herald aINcN INS SANFORD. FLA. - ____ -- ---- • . -• --- - ------'p., -• -- I I \ I H, /1111 �& - - - - __- - - - . I . + k --- - _~ * -- - IF I I) I *fta - - - Horoscope -" W! Forecast GENbRAL 41 low find that ou in ibis I .- Ma 1 TINDIN. C15: make $ petit to bs careful not to Irk or musts 1E7051 &i This is wfll i OlD :I i1, W ___ s _ ______________ _l9 'J WIi -- 8. Mgfroabgbsr.epe.Ostpsr. g 8apIlis HslIstwil bites Terrier ) 123.4801. w. ld •ii.-All machines of all makes. ; *nittia e*ubI up National Cash R.gl.tsr. at III to Sill. New and g . I lon er TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Kay 20) You can ameliorate ut.. * uaUons around you an& 'It S J 1 __________________ '..\ th th If treat pals Instead of enemies, hare __ grest order about you. (let ______________ ~ I I ' I 705 ers thssn as IJI.a$TI.s11.8*Il. trade-ins. I r is * good as yes _______ * ______ _ cWA - ______ ________ __________ a. a stepping..toni to grsat. _____________ I some fine now plans you can .- ton carefully, th th -- au ________ ____ ' ______ central Sheet Metal Work Oil A as. Burner Servise laeir$ina api Kills (bat. Now Pee Mosby) __________ ____________ 1111 Orlando Dr. •' ___________________________ 22 to lept, () _________ _____________ fl 9, 22) Listen carefully I. whit ________ , OU$ to reach goals quickly. thers Consequently o ________________________ ____________________________ LIBRA will $ - -- - - * ..- Consider 22 ) * ft ti what Ii to Oil, LOST: Beige Cashmere swIll' /24L er.11$Park.121-4011. _________________________ ___________________________________________________ _ ____ . _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _ (Sept. .=~ ~L ______________ got Irked. + _____ ________ _____________________________ i C.: AIoo' be ______ ____ notice is to done po that you have more not be re.penslbli for any by Johnson. _________ Beauty Care $I)' aging U to Nov. ar out I.e pe ____ ______ Is +- * I sep - others In the presia. _______ ___________ __________ Do Whatever Is creative, Make this a productive day I'I _________ as well. Have fun in even ing, - too. * to Dec. start 21) the one to Be everything going along re - -- - - 4M v ____________________________ /12 -- .. -- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 -- ob a mo ar h JJI for boon other Import, so IN 1% ________ __ ______ __________________ ____________________ _______ _______ monious ft. "pl a * ______ _________________ __________ started. Pr.. time (Dec. the for ______ _____- . _________________ _________ Iaatoi'dU.rald _- * ________ _______________ _____ ________ ______ ______ atma AQUARIUI (Jan. 11 Ii __________ how Fib, ID) Conesatats s _______________ ____________ ______ your views. Use isgi., by being sensible Sad Past Inv.stm,nta. ____________________________ -__r4nn''s - IRT$ OSIVA* ,OuPtIOTse*l ______ whish Mor tgage Is rs.o rd$d is what I i ul you can Nam Wbe It I. you tr Theo s. IF YOUR y want. F _____ she wlfl things L he bars to be spiritual If thor, Is to be tr.e happiness In this shast, Once the ethical tenita are w.11'establlsbod In the mind, quickly, The arts .ud bgaies. are very hal for your promising pro(eny, be usdmtarsdlng sad show that rev as. wills1 Is learned ..,MS _____ 7 051 USe Is 1sse1y ip Only I -ç - i Amsrka rt Cou ef the Ninth •i yes claiming say estate, - __ and ____ I,s __ __ It&X*A*UM4 AND IP,IhITW ID A11K HPA... crib.d real property his wife Flerida, is *ESIUE*VII lute 11 wKWWWWWWN • ______________________________ . person, 2.1 p. Be. S.mlaoli _r.gplaljy,_Cathy,_512.121*. Millie •IMT$SV NOVA j. 0*'D Ifti IMI MNMlat TIS scull requIted by Low, else a Docres % j * ' ' ~~~~ jaunt 5, Reekwftb, Is., Clerk. CircuIt Court. Iesiuoli Ciia St's T. Is Martha - - pro Oonfi. wIll be on* Ceatt School. 1/-' I P.arasul LuadqsIst, Lace, a dssree pro confusion all.M& actor 8:66 p.m. me. to Seminole High vale desk. 3134114, wasiberl oldhold. Job-s I). 5slaee Clerk Doe. by Of ________ CERTAINLY NOT Stenstrom Rea A megaton or sparkling esuntry preferred. Coalition only $1,115 WITH TEEMS, not important. Writ.: The Saud Herald, Dot 15$. Phine 'l'ltusviiie 287.lt'l$. _________________ ______________________________ 64. Iteal Estate - &I* ________________________ 1111. 4upleal adults. Kitchen equipped. $70 ate. $011. ISO me.. up. Surplus City. Tops & Seat covers ____________________ AUTO GLASS & Nice, roomy I h.,Ironnt furit, 11th It. ___________________ a pt., $45.10. Close In, 511. 810?. 054 PT, Intl $t. 121.5031 Purn. Apt. III Myrtle, $11. A1.L. WORK (1UARANTEt.r e1 102. Mobile Homes 8.15 _______________________ ____________________________ _________________ 123. Boats & Motors Furs. (lanai. Apt. 131.1105. _______________ ____ ____ _________ 'II ATLAs, 10. $5, front kit . .'hen, 3 1111.. air cond. awn- Turn. cottage, iitci, singl, Wit. Used I . ________________ _____________________________ _______________________ Gateway To The Waterway log. 322.3I10. or couple. 1404 Park. Robson Sporting Goods Your E%'INRUDE Dealer $0' NASUA trailer suitable for Nicely furnished, re'do.,, 11? $04.8-I S. let. Ph. $111181 •arnplag. Ph. 115512$. ask W.$IthSI.,811.1501. _________________________ _________________________ Cars ________ fe'rfledorV.4, __________________ __________ - If you want people to puy attention to Inur huMus.., call 1DM. Rooms For Rent 103. Mobile Homes - Comet 1965 (CHOICE OF 2) 833 loll And ask the Herald Under 6,000 Faillory CLEAN, quiet ruoms tot men. Staff about some attention get. Warranty still Intrille effect. house trailers & spaces for 401 Magnolia. 111.5115, ling ads rent on largd lake. adults __________________________ only. 83-1185. Hug* Discount 115. Autos For Sal. One, I Br. Trailer lOut. 08$. '9.60 _____ 450$. Liii. now, lull factory equip. Down & Rid. 108. Apartments for Rent Bank mint Including alt. Priced to We Hue Cm Ow ii sellAVALON APARTUNNTS III W. 2nd St. 111.3417 _________________________ ____________________________________________________ _________ ________________ ___ ___________________________ 1964 Conth,.et,I ________________ Co. WELAKA 114 APARTMENTS NOW 495 I YSA*WAUANIY Repossessions U. W. First It. $9.60 DOWN Me. t* ptv. 14*. ' I Dr. turn. duple* apt. Contact u Dedg. 14*. "5" UPC $35 ________________________ washer. 3Oi lli,gnolia, limo, 131.111* _________________________ ____________________________ Hanford Ave., 332-0613. 'II ('hey, $ 3, due $ 18 Mo. , on lake, 1.bed. tea,, Furn. Apt. 3324*00. LAKE MAltS' '$5 PlyWgSP $15 0 floor., niCe rental, conditioning. 11 2 .1120. cy 1964 T.nip.st 4'De.r, automatic, cells •isd hooter, extremely _______ _____________________________ '18 l'o nWgn $108 due $22 Mo. yard, large closets, entra at.d 4 0 4 II. 14th at. 'ii ciii Wy $ II else.. due $11 Mo. AC tit.. $ I OUTLET OPIN 'iii. t Mo. PH. $114111 GAS-111411 I 1012 SANFORD AVE. Ii 1491 P.M. MINCH PH. AVI. 323 1802 ________________ ' p1695 1963 M.i'cid.s BENZ 4D00* 4.spe.d stick, fact ory air. Ietfui eel teether Weller. 33,000 miles. eve, large lot. 114.600. SOlJ'I'I-J'FAJ?f) & I SoiPsom Mcmii available I. aN Area,e of Sanford, lai us Sb-sw poe Arsull Payton Real •II.I$sl 1145 Hiawatha tos Seminole Realty _____________________ duplex Is • 1501 I. Park Ave. •, hood Of flue hernia. IIIIIItt:,Ill bath; Ravenna Park. Avail. Dec. 1$. 323.1100. si.eio If sold before 351' Cireuil c.,rt & ARRIVED clean, 511.11 PAYS ALIt W YOtJDO Wg $ g't 511 US MO$Itfl H LOSE •0VIU.I VISTA 'L ' sha. lake frost let i295 A WHOLE NEW SHIPMENT o ô4 POI1 ,',se, set. SPA alt. A CL YC LONE 1962 CadIllac 4.deii, like Irend pew is. ewnen, very lew nlIe.ge. Reedy to seiil G p2495 9.isbt. poorer I v9s _________________ Ostein I I,., unfurn.. tear 64 room to enlarge house, $30 ______ :' _____________________________________________ ' . ________________________________________________________________________________ r. A50ej.,y.ea%e* em! 55 of G oo ________________________ ______________________________ ___ •5L - 1963 lujck SpcIal DILUXI $IDAN flls be. etc eendlti.ipg a nd was $1795 locall y 161 Comet lie.,, radio, heat.,, very nIce, 84.. new tires, C.. Its eyed. M Cu. In. _____ ___ " WARNER" , COt)"1, A •pe%lel$ e155' radio W Rout patio. Avail. 0... *1, $11' I IN $oqsz$ lake, K. l., porch, carporte. Houses for Monterey Custes., Pull pewe, equIpment •sd air 4-doer •endlhl.nln 512.7450DairNight 97. 1962M.rcury ___ *IAL UTATI 193 Cwyafr U$emafle, ItI sew 145 ENGINE 'The Tiger ____________________ 1957 Ford STATION WAON MINIMUM "We CW* Alliew ,rl __ V.5 stick shill, _____ • 323-5515 221.1St pej p ___ Aiseus ladled. $s4Se ______ __________ _ 1q54 Chrysler 44 A reel ..lid Os LOW lANK FINANCING 4 • nou*su It*," .1 _____ ____ _____ lITPWSSN ONION S $iiradl AIIAIY$t1 _ _ AT OIlS) ______ MAIL COUPON TO i. 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 $ I. JIPN*$ON ST. O*LANDO, FLORIDA F4.OSIDA ______ _________ _______ MAU AO TlAlItfttS _____ _____ _____ d`___ _____________________________ ______________________________ ____ ., ______ __________________________________ STEMPER AGENCY *191115 'sister C$fl......Realtor • Lgs,si.o 111.4111 1*15 & Prosek UAW IS_____ YOUR _______ WARRANTY -V. oiosss* mcsrnca&. coui.i * OUlt IIPUTATION ____ • wium. scs*us,s - ...,-. ) and very ONLY_1695 Else . ON aUg LOTS 15.1, Chvr.1 cleen inteeler. One owner. DILIVE*Y Tamer" MAN 1961 heeter, new paint ________ lINT I AVAILAILI 2.0.., "' ° only SeI4Hfess+, A very Sew mile. DOWN 1st$125luysIt! _ fee ealy $5,111, Martha T. YlkIep JUST ARRIVED ______ WARNER ': • .: I.' . Only WON. cenditlesed, all, 3:2.10 71. i s N c o i p u T 0 1 - Uvlck nh., heater, paw., steeilng, U 523.5551 anytime 515.111). INCOWI FOUR UNITS, gross $170 pot mosth. Cash flow liCe per mouth. Start building your future with this Samford Is. isa.. Nights 533.1111, Lake Front let, ITS' frontage en Crystal lake is neighbor. 1963 4. DR. STATION _ __________ Torras. BSYM$tAL Outstaildixg 2 I L*i'ge trailer lot, $1,050. p2195 Automatic, Complete and ready for you r' Inspection 1.8 V. m.. 3303 RANTOITIa LANE, Green. 11$34.PerkLvi.•ss.ssts 5*11 DOWN Fe Wit In .scspt soot ire. $100 DO' f1'i dlii $ 811, * bath hemei Iarq. living flm.. se parate P ' HA-VA EOM hung rm., patio with barbe. very rough unditlon. Slash. Sd to 55.150. Terms eves. Fa$e peer esare time pay ef!. Hurry is this. Nights I 1. 111.1810. Oompany I lilt, newly painted, big yard, Clean, fern. $ room apt. fl$. 118 llsgoolla Ph. 112.4111 __________________________ __________ Euellently lecated * _______________________ I.ak.visw Dr. 111.8051. _________ _______ (Dial Direel) 1 lIlt, turn. dtipIz, I block Prim Seminele Oeuatg west or French. Clean, $80. $ PsI. 11W, Alt $75 $42 Mo.. $335630, ______________________________________________________ I ' Year \ ' arranty P41, ,.s, 16*. 15CC $41 97. Houses For Rent 97. Houms For Rent 28112 palmetto. 'It Wones, 0191 due see Mo. 'II Itenault 14*8 due 525 1.10. tS Pit. 1/W, A/T $35 ---_--House Trailer with cabana, pri. Completely furnished. itIi'i,i,iliii Unfurn. I fldrm. duPIsa apt. '60 Falcon $111 due 111 Mo. 55 CeeveIr, A/t $4, $35 -- elpect a a 1 .rsem, ig To rent ci' buy. Small house, bath, LIVASLE home. for 'flhjNIlfl'Y" 'ISIS Deputy Clerk I, s, Publish Now. 11 & VOL , 18, 1551 COast, 322-5612 dream home, but this is 121.1410 *865 PARK DRIVI much better than you would Arthur H. Ilockwitk, Jr., - Ut Park Ave., South Ill Prairie Lake Dr., Pets irs weiting. Ipi lUsbelk Srisishaa (CEAZ) Deputy Clerk 4-5938 ' rr;. Apt., '4"mt water & else. md.. IU inn. 222.150?. _______________________ _________________________ Rent. option to buy. a Dr. holies near Golf Coirst. it? rur". I Frim lasfeed Iseheage me. 1*1.1584. ____________________________ 115,1.5, Torms. 1*2. HAMMER, PAIN? & PROPIT will 57House For Itent t. & Neatiag Uelpt We need rental listingsi Park. Fur's. cless, S Bedroom house. It you have a vacant apart. sent, duples or home, turn. 1 55., * lets, eae$eeel double _________________________ Adults,nosets.322.a01$. ished ci' uturnisked, osfl as garage, deep well, frill tries. ________________ Furs.,' S RI. I bath, nice yard, 535.0485 ci' $315555. tight now. We have custom. original Answer or other no. _ _ .10 GLASS INSTALLED Family room, dinh'ng room: S 511., 1% baths, good location. ____________________________ 'IS Chru. $137 due $31 Me, WitH To Will Carpet built inkliahan, tentral beat Suniand- $ Pit., i Bath •U Veil INI 5515 due $51 N.. & at,, fenced yard, garden John' 'Sauii Agen turn, house, garage, fenced $ & 4 r6ome'iurá, newly decor. '40 Chrys, (II $ 50 duo I I Me. LOCH ARBOR _________________________________ Par sale ,y owners Waterfrout. BOB November, *01. Winter Pith, 11.. Diguip Clerk Publish Nov. 31 & Die, 8. 5. PublIsh Nov. 11 A II. 155$ • 30. hISS ' CD$41 SUITS -- a area 31-Air -- _______________________ ___________________________ AENFlOIlT heme, beaut$ful Sualead, S'Pedr.ems with 5 . U Prelse Z.sei ur I SIP $011 sad Sereeaed.is pahle. newlybaths Isre $ P.R. boats. 555.3451. ____________________ patoteli with geragej kit. The 114 of this 1515 '1 the Pr. Cosfouse will be catered tired sal$uol yes, be takes aga lust you for the agalest Vol. ves. WITSSU my tail and esal lIet demanded in lbs Co*. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I sf said Court at Saslord, 1l.r. plaint. b-ave hereunto set isy b-UI Ida, this had lsy of November, This Notice shill be publishsad aiftiel my effIstal esal at 151$, aS one, a week for tout sonse. _ Ceusty, ( SEAL) Seminole Sasferd, eslive week. In r. Florida, this I$rd Say of NovArthur 5. bib-with, ir., lord H ald. Clark of the akin styled DATED this lard 4ay *mow, *511, (SILL) - :1I: Y4"11" 5 Aires laid, I houses. $ wells. Lemon Iluft 54 lOis I I 3 barss, good fences; ad. nearly new, double lot, pri er - I • e estat 52-Acnage 3 3 -Plumbing i IL 11$. fm. large lot. $1? 96. Holsiles . Sale or Rest $10 bcos Prepsziy WA". 11$ Park litre attorseye. ANDERSON, the abc's aiaed Court sad Aveeko. S.slh. Winter Park, fUll!. DEAN & LOWWDII, Interest $T-Ilusiaua Rentals Il-Lets Poe Sale Il-Farmi--Orove. It-Home lapreverneses 2$-PaInting 0)-Houses For Sale 14-Well Drilling * $1-Houses--Sale or Real Cos SI-Rule - Television lei-Re.ort finish $1-Phete & Iquipatest 1$*-Tratlere-Cabaasi 5$....flome Appllaaees Ill-Mobile Homes-aale $1-Musloal Instrumist. 10$-Mobile llome.-R.sI 194-Trallor sparo-Rest :1106116" Kqe1ponout S4-Uholster-y IS&-Trallsr I,ot.-.sals $1-Vacuum Cleanwe *SI-Apartm..te For Bs.1 ill-Rooms Per dent 3l-Ezt.r.i.atpr. 41-Pleats - reed. - ke Ill-Hotel Room, 1?-MoyI*i & Sleesge Ill-Rental Agents 11$-Wanted Ti Reel 31-Job Prislisg 111-Autos For $ae IS-Miac. For Sale It-Articles Per Res t Ill-Autos--late or Trade Ill-Trucks For Sale 8l'-Swsp or Ruebasge 115-Automotl,e Ieevlee 63-Wanted Ti guy 111-icootere & Cycle. 11-Furniture Pee sale 11$-lileaw & Motoris 66-Autiques rot we $$&-arin. Supplies S$-Mosey Ti Less S$"Busin Oppertiulties cosy, flowers y S a y LADIES; S. Start making *31.8011Atlantislank5*4g, money, for those Christmas aroundi I.e. fenced yard. * bills. Year round work. Putt SR.. PIe. us.. earperte. OLDER HOME or part time. Call Mr.. SOMETHING SPECIAL 133%'. Plus roes Two * Ad5flL 133-7514. 1011 $10 On 4 lots - Kit. Equipped you like fresh paint, new Priced: $l$,000 no.,. hge. rooted. .enveaiet (3 7 Siluatloii waitod llStenitroni Realty è 5uiet, ca Days work. $11-1510. DART PIL. CHEf _______________________________ *21.1485 110 PUlL DRIVE nest fluy Broker labyelillag days. flights or _____________________ pleadings with the Clerk ii $AIN$I sad _________________________ __________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ TAKER. PYLE AND WOOD. hotels astttag op ti - 1$-lAndscape I.rviee IS-Igildirs Ispplive 1$-Hardware M*$Aun1bbo Turn, or unfurnished I 118,1 wn-taas $'y ______________________________ Ave. Arthur 11. leekwith, Jr., plalntlff'c ilherseg.. • Silk day if De.sab.r, 158$, Orlando, Florida. and (US the th e, is- SuIte Ill, rigbt, title. whosi in or his Pleadiag I. the office of the TIl scsi Coheslil Drive, Otisa. open ike above described pro- Clerk of 11. Circuit Court •* do. Plerida, set late' Ibas Ike party sisimil by yes sad or before the 13th day of Doe. Pith day of December, 1555. 55 should you fail to I. 5. de. ember, *511. If you fall to do - Service _______________________ $11,505, with t.rms. lode Nursing & Convalie. cent Reeldesee, 50$ S. lay ______ L' ,OC7 miles. Like til, bath, terrasso floor, kit. '50 Corvair $808 In. $11 ).io, then equipped. 81.5302. 1.4* V's. AFT Sf1 $8 'in 1.1.rc. xi' sIto clue $22 Sin. 'SO Dclii SI $671 due $35 Mo. 50 built Despb. 15CC $15 1.5.. 2nd 1ioor Duplex A ta 'II Cbsv. SI $814 due 11$ Ms. * Dr. fluptet bake Mary, $70 $224,1: apply Ill Park Ave. '1$ Impala AC $14? due $35 $4o, I? Pad V.5, A/? *1CC $32 a ma. 8U'I$&i. llamWg I $111 due $12 Mo. 17 Cbs,. 1/W, V.1 11CC nilyturn,downstairsapt., lit. 322-IONP. Model home, kit, equipped, 2111 808 Park Ave. 111.0111, 55$. 'II Mere. AC $157 due $23 Mo. lot, in loch Arbor: $23,000. I lilt furnished dijileg.*22.3441 - 'II More $441 due $18 Mo. Storog. c0$' $ Bedroom. I bath, hardwood rooms, I baths, central air runu.APT.,IllsMell.a,llle, 'I? caddie $841 due $15 lie. 821.038 LOCH ARBOR serve s copy theçeef ope FlorId., set stir than the 138 East Central Boulevard, _________________________________________________ It-larsas Preserty of-BUD Been Prop--Sal. I I4-R.l Estate Ssls $fl,$3$$ Cowan. Cot 'N' Carl. Ph. 122.111* anytime ________________________________________________________ $1*esIs or 511411$. ____________________________ briar. )Cingswocd Builder s. or LPN's, Aides. & Cooks. Apply in 1.11edro.m home, priced under ________________________ Plaintiff party. to.wlt: Clerk Circuit Court ,k1j. Lot 11. Illook 111, COUNTRY Seralloole County. Sanford. 6 aft bersby required 01171 MANOR. UNIT NO. )'$, $$, PuMie Rooes'ls of t. on. peur satwer or sIhOr 3, according ii the plat $esis.$s Opiatg, Florida wvtuis difsaae. Personally . flyt Martha T. TiAlea, DC, theesof as r.eordel ii Flat Folder and *ettinghau tegethie with lb-s leDewlag by pess altseaey, with the Peek 13, Page 151. Public Att orneys 1,1 Law Items .4 proplety wtieh are CiOe ,f lbs Utreslt Court. Records Of Ssalaile Csun. iso So. knowles Ave (Sd Se iii ate pot-bull' 34I$(h Judicial C*Vo*It, I.Eiaole ty, Florida, IT Installed as a port ci lbs Oessty, Viort,o, at the Court. Drawer S liaprovements, *a said test: a" to fautord. Florl" and has boon filed against you to Winter Park, Florida * Heater. - p.rmanestly to serve a oopy thereof upon the abees styled Silt, and you Publish Nov. II, II A Dec. S. iutsjasd. Ike P$aIatItfV etleessy. whole are required to serve $ copy 5, 1)81. RAlliES sO of your Answer or other Plead. CDI.1S You are riugii,.4 to tile gist ,,o3434 "aware or other defeat*vs the fIrm .1 WINDIRWEEDLI. lag 8. the Complaint en Plain- ______________ Realty - _________________ ________________ ____________________ _________ ___ HEIGHTs. asoerdiag I. 94 to Plat Alrook IL ftes sis us iii, PARE DL OP 11CR *11.1111 72. Female ffilp Wsat.d Seminole beautician wasted, see Jimmy *101 Park Ave. \ Range county. 5. 155.E property a Seminole 0.Iatp Will$emIle the Plat thereof. reesrded Little Rock, Arkansas Piorids. $a,e$ved is saIl pre. . ivaw UPIALA. Is Plat Book 1, Page $1, ' cold lags ss 4e.er*bed Is Ike to p$s( thereof Tau are hereby notified that the Public Records of ____ P1st Pooh 1. a Complalst Is foreclose a car. Coapl$lel Is as fot$ewci Seminole Ccty, Florida. Be- tam mortgsge ineuiibiri.g the (SEAL) Zat 1$. hock L 14*0015 of the Public Page •f St lowisole 'srds C.unty, following deewibed reel pre. to us POR TIlE fll.:wr RUT- Raysnita Park 4 SR $ bath A ________ non I, Township 31 a, at according to Itiond, hew. $1700. Call after I Cail$2101I4 • Defendant. NOTICI OP SUIT aptrtmest. h.ator. All Power, Air-con. turn. Immediately. + •" -- ___ Is MuSh kIowa situated 115111 5.54 lbs plat this's? $5 r.ietl. I _____ ______ hiated Willis blswgul at, - Irequsi. aid *uakgas. , light blus, w/w tlt.s, radio & 3*2.1203. abed. 511-5111. PHOILT 111.5548 gineer, on U. S. 17.12, South of 1011 THE DICS'Z' BUYstorage. Will to-decorate to 311.1111 Sanford. Nice $'bedrooat rraate house 1115 178 suit. Asking ills ma. lhone FLIIIN. Apt. ctsee i, Jimmie 123 Maple Ave. ?mall pay. Daji 822.7174 NIght: 123.0481. 311.5331. Cowan. 111.4110. body man, fleet alas., needed Only $000 down, take over mint down, then pay as rent, _________________________________________________________ Apply Ilk perNO QUALIFYING son Strickland Mem'riaoa payment. on nice I 131, 114 Ford. Inc. J PI' _-bath home, with payments if FOR SALE: *.br. Ca house, ii SIT. No closing costs, no par. Osteen ares. Over I acres of Night wrecker driver. Apply =sale until Jan. 1 wooded land, lakefront, on StricklandMorrison,tic, paved road, fly owner, Phone WrKEND ,, • . . hhl"hhh_afterIst.at. FSRECLOIVRS vyaaee 151 J. John Sauls Agency HJNF RE LTY e xperienced _______________________________ - Thunderbird. 2-door. £ l __________________ 112.5301. in survey be nets ksiping and road eon. struction staking. Apply at I iffice of Seminole County En. - l or ca _______________________ _______________ _____ _______________________ ________________________ _______________________________ Decree Pro Confssso will ho MORTGAGE ,, glass. k log cm., I.e. Via. in flfl * Jlltvl SURVEY PARTY CHIEF. Must ____ WON ZNSVV1O*&SiJI __________ ______________________________ 69 &hOOis & TnIIrUCIIOIIS Wanted : _________ icr right, tItle se Interest a or TOt KENNETH County. Florlds, to NO. 11811. The description 51 the vial Seminole Chancery address Year copy sssd p.m 4.1. aid SI.$ Is Canal Lgtsr___ Peiusast (The ben. teed Hireld), Psi liw.sdN.CalVwsts. 'I I*10.I0't'MS111.I $$P ____ _________ it * - - '.' -. _______________________________ _____________ GeniI MghiWs 14)Musl ___ Pseerset fi___ P58W 01SR tie :- I --_' ______ _____ TOW , CIt $I1.1L ui _____ ' 'Tb. liar. impel, they do _______________________ ______ Sit compel? What you make ii a - _ In bed his, or her, be,sfl$. 55,4 "Umig 11 . - 6ma AN. CHILD II __________________________________ (nusH J5dicisl Cir.ult, is JL.1.14Z( __________________ k_ plan HORN TODAY the __ ___ only 18 years left on mart- 5.1 & 0 BEDROOMS MONTHLY PAYMENTS _____________________________ Pltiiittft, entered against you for the.' Records look 405. YOU ARI HIRIDY MOTI' age *4* Public foeseds relief demanded in this Corn. PIED that a suit Ii quit title vs.______ liaiu.le Coast, Plerids. The _, bees brought Is the Cit. StIMilITS i 115155. it 5* plaint. The real property (hat Defendants. ii the subjact matter of the name of the Court is whIch silt Cesle of ealaele Coolly. 5011CR OP SUIT IN colt proceedings Is pindiag is lIst' ads, sgshseI you sad each aforesaid suit to compel eon, ______ -- on mortgage, at 414%. and 71, Miii Help _______________________ petition should not be his wife, PANE. enka.ws. South rominolo, Number 1$-Special Seretsee It -Interior Deeovat.rs _________________________ Official your desires In a positive __ Commercial . fee. _______ It 'P0 INSPECT 515 OR CALL P11011 515.58 IMUNDIATIO DKt4VXRT ICE YOUR am=.. 1-Lest & r.sas I1-IIat,.y Wanisa "rersobalb 64-POT4A1910 6 IASS vty Can 1-1*y Nsn.eries 19--Schools & ttn.truetl.ns -Child Caro ?S-Employmsst services $-D.g.--Cate--psW ti-Hal. lI.Ip Wanted If.-Poultry - Uwe i-Vernal. Hslp Wanted l$-Cstsring - reid Help Wanted VA - FHA. Dapi 111.7174 Night us..0 vat e yard, gas, lights and PLYING SEMINOLE RANCH - Water furnished, Adults $60, Located $ mIle. last if Oviede PROPERTY MGR. $ Hedroom I bath; low pay. __________________________ 05 Hwy.ill. Ituleat isetric. mints. 3*2.153?. ties. Siagli a twis eaglas and Sales Broker $.Iledroom I bath house chain charter. Eu. Aviatten Pt.. VA.FflAetaoin stoats toot Spacious I BR, living rm., din. link fence. Ill mu. 4O Mat. duets. Ph. __________________ Beckwith. C rk C. Itt. KIEPPER a THEREIIA 5, jf. ef HA ALLEN and - AL. I, 1)81. You are requ to file your TlI, his wits. addressee CD$'II _________________ answer to the Complaint with ink sew Si LLP'**D IN •THU C1SCV1? COURT the Check ci the Circuit Cou rt OF and serve a copy thereof upon S 8 1 C K I 0 34 and h11ICXSQN, his wits, sti' Till NINTH JUDICIAL CII" William, D. Rowland, Attorney CUlT 11 AND POP 5111*015 for (e rtalatiff, 115 5. Know. sewat COUNTY, FLORIDA, Il, Aveuce. Witter Park, PIers z5 I 1" Ida. es of before the 13th day $034 sad _ t_XDiJ& C*A*C1*Y tore of (hi. suit is a. action Ce ftr,steso a Esel StIles WaT v 1M -.t- way, but show tact with those you most socially, gn,w '' cult Court. and I1IIULA)I I. ROBERTSON, wIfe it hAROLD CLAY. DIN sal - LITTLE. By: Marthl T. Vibles his wit., against PAUL T. Deputy le UNT 1wr, sloreguies askslowel Pub Usk Nov. III 26 at Dest. S. KIEFFER. Defendants. ired bela filed sg$iast V• In the above tilled Cour t. The na. .- ' go thing, PISCEb (Web. 20 Is Mu. 20) It'i all right to go after -- P if livisg, sad it toad, their as. lund. Orlando, Florida, and tile THIRESIA 5. KIEFPER., his knows heirs, legates., devIessi, the original is (hi office of wife, My woo 8TC I.W1 TSI WAX/TSR N. S*IT$. 311. sad MANJORI I a H W ARE WRItES? metlfied IAWS*TUA!j toYOU take notice that a suit baa _______________ "a 111111141`14- any. - ANDERSON, her husbaadi P. o, 130* 1111, 201 N. Rosa. l'AUI. T.' XIEPFF.ft s.ul Dofendsnt.a. NOTICE TO DIPUND $1 00 DO\1N appliances, 1111. Arthur U. Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit Court fyi Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clerk granted, on the attorney for ________________________ pieces treed. reasonable. 332-1014 novating. New A Used )'ursh. tire. Call Nil Podding Mfg. M. CVII', IN AND POP laililoil hug to have an interest in or 108$. 'P01 PAUL T. KIEFFE31 COUNTY. FLORIDA P. o, Sot $3$ then upes the property subject herein Pall 3101 or a decree IN CRANCERY 10. 15511 pro confesso will be entered Independence. Oregon to this suit, THE WESTERN SAVING Defesdalti. against yes. You are hereby notified that BANK OP BUFFALO, SUP. wits... my hand and the a suit to compel cenvsyasee f NOTICE PALO, 2(1W TOM seal of said Court in Sanford. the following described real STATS OF PLOPlDAl PIelqtlfS, o.vsn OP sI*I1Sf.$) / Seminole County, Florida, this property has been tiled I. the ' 'ALTZ11 N. eMITS, JR., Sad tot 3IAR*T C. LIT'ttI. True. 11th day of Nevember, 1585. Circuit Court of the Ninth 3*3. dicial Circuit in Intl for Semi. tes for MAFOLD CLAT. (SEA!.) MARIOIIZI SMITH, his wife. Arthur W. Beckwith. Jr. nnle County. Florida, entitled DIN sad HARRY C. LIT. ass WZLLIAM THOMAS Clerk As of lbs said Cir. CLYDE DAVE ROIIF,flTOON 11OUrRTROM 'PIta. sad - CLAYDIN, ____________________________________ 110N,iINs ai Investing uzrelsily Ii sip. * P , - .O4a..,.Ji,. ____ cal. Increase mesa. threqk i. _________ ____ IAL 1111h You can properly (it skied il -_ ERICKSON. his wife, AN. said I S'TEt'4S'11()lv1 Co. at ss celery Ave. CLI?, IN AND POP 51IO' (SEAL) _____________________________ availabl Ole. e. Collect: Sig-lill Upholstering & Mattress ye. 'PHI NIRT$ JVDI(2A7. CIM. ember, A. U. 1)53, covwrr, P1.0*10*. 1* T5E CIRCUiT COV*? 1' NO. ISis tulS *tP'?* JEOICIAL 05*. 31 55. P5?I?IOW OP CCI? IN AND POP SEEIRU&5 EDWARD LEWIS CARPZN I. Ii *1 ? ENTERPRISES. _____________________________ Nov- day of se.1..i ____________ S ____________ ______ __________ .--_______________________________ - .- - - th Many 1581 $ SK1fltOOM house. ufifurnt.". tinar.Jg __________________ seal of said Court, at Sanford IN Till CaCTI? ClEf? OP griatee.. C,iic.eS. lienors, cr•. the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Till NINTH JUDICIAL dIt.re trs.tesi of likeN elsim. on or before December 17th _______ _______ ting part..,. to undiretsad , ) be •aterad pro confesso against you: WITXES m hand and the TUE CIICVI? ('OPRI' OP Florida. this 5 ' '1'? Iint.d stI.r 1, 312.1737. duplex *01 X. 11th. Call 531.1417. 3 h,at.r _____________ _____________ _____________ ___________ _________________________________ ___________ ____________ t' ''' or cu,. b-:r. ______________________________________________________________ _ MA CLARA ANDERSON and petitioner, Donald It. Corbett, vs. Legal Notice -. * data can 1n - I.5egalNotice Tell them vsi 55W II II 'Pb. wife, ALFRED IRICKSON and ___________ ______ 22 to Se arch YOU arid via your paper, ste. and fli results sieve. Yes ' _ affairs of greator CAPRICORN Jan. 20) 111.1414 _______________________ furniture. 17 5 5 4 PENTER for the adoptioa of ______________________________ vs. Wa Top 7iurierl Ni ZladUgs1 HARRY C. LITTLE, ?riistii ICAItPN LEA (IIDDENS and IN THIN CIRCUIT COURT OP ten. Infant * after school for HAROLD CLAYDEN 14 DEBORAH ANN 0 1 D H I NS, 'ill NINTH JUDICIAL CII. caret AM 'hI I los stop for HARRY C. LITTLE, and - minors, by the petitioner, ED- CVII', 1* AND POP IPHINOLI all echoots. 11.53, 14 Mile S. CLAYDEN. wife of HAROLD WARD LEWIS CARPENTER, COVNTY, FLORIDA. Sanford asepping Center- Ph. CLAYDIN. end - LITTLE, aid Vol are reduired to serve CEANCIRY *0. 11455 381-10,46. wife of MARRY 0. LITTLE, L. a copy of your Answer or 0b CLYDE DAVE ROBERTSON ALLIK and - ALLEN bid Jectione to show cause why and DElILAH I ROBERTSON. lox at home. Complete what his ______________ rm 'W• 107 Worth coming to se 120. Autumolps show as damage, kewever after 1:30, 558.7251 price is er less thas rd. uiar r.tail. 24011 Freight * Sdrm.. P1815117 furnIshed. Qey't owned PItA houses, are Damaged Furniture esies, large lot, fruit trees, sear now repaired before selling. Hwy.17_51,Cese.lbsrrv. school, shopping. 57,108. 1715 we have availablePark Ave. Call $11447?. • BEDROOM. I lATH furniture SUNLAND tools, etc. Ilought.Iold. Lar. Every day Is--OPEN HOUSE $ 55080021, I RATIt rye Mart, *11 sanford Ave. DAT-at LeRoy C, Rebb'o PINECREST Ph. 111.11111. lovely U. S. Steel home Lot's $ BEDROOM, 1 BATH visit today. Call t. appoist. RAVENNA. PARK ECHOLS BEDDING CO. meat. LeRoy C. Robb Cia. Also have VA houses. $10 struetlell no-511L 111116441ing & Furniture down, payments of 680 and AT FACTORY PRICESi P. GOVERNMENT OWNID III Magnolia $111111 A good buy In Pinec'r.st area, HOMES $ BEDROOM, I BATH, $100 FREE ElcnrA'r down stint pick up balance $100.00 I)OWN 332.317). - Herein fall not or a decree will _______________________________ _______________________________ Legal Notice - or), Fur s. Apt., 1 or I fli.i 020 Oak Ave. 1:2.3481. I.Room Punt. Apt. Pet, bath. p. m. 371.1:78. 97. Houses For Rent HOii5?on RALS For Sale room ______________ ftni proridsi you do set 5*' 95. Houses For Sala 7m'ue4t'e '.1' rURN. Apt. is. rrs. _______________________________ __________________________ __________________________________ ________________ ________ to file It s. •r. 11,500 actual miles. $ nit. _____________ - REALTY Admiral Stereo reocfd p1ayer with the Clerk of said Court with your written defend" _________ ,I ________________________ TER cOUNTY, FLORIDA. IIUTCIII$ON AND LEFFLER WPWR sy PVILWA'I'IAN OF Post Office Drawer U 140. ass Call 111.1111 for sipirt advise IN 018A*CNPY SUIT to UIUT TITLE PETITION POP ADOP'I'iON. Sanford, Florida * .a a Mccall alvert*Mnl U' RUDOL.? S. OUSTAPSON and YOU ARE HEftilY NOTI' Attorneys for Plaiatltf mainla. - LaVICIA 5. OUITAYPDX, hIs PIED that a petition hal been Publish Nov. 11, *5, 11 A Dee 111.1 in the above styled Court *, 9$, wife, 5, DS,7 NUNSetoS P'lsistilfs, by EDWARD LEWIS CAR- CR5.45 fort (Oct. anyone other than myself. Harold 5. ___________ ___________ __ SCORPIO Maferd'e Meet Cemplete ________ OMCNA ersale your speed etc. Make .41.114 t(IPd Ifs easier for osworksep, ii. - $ _______ ANDAU. ____ 70 AAW.. _______ as. btz4Và for greeter cia. _______ • ______ TED W 114I SOW. log _______ , From this date lorward, I will tim. put to good use. In. + require you Sell 65. man Adams, plaintiff. v. Laura ndscape gardeahag, 55.18. attachments. Venetian blinds. to the plaintiff's complaint filhr. for light work, at to •.5$0 alter 1130. ed in this cause, and to serve $0.01L.011hr. heavy labor, Jamef a copy on the plaintiff's attor24" and 2$" boys bike.. Banana n.ys not later than the 11th it seats, need painting. $10 5a. day of December, A. U. 1181. 20. Hardware o. y asve a III. WT$tO P. 0. foS 11*8, Sasferd. ________ 'i l Personals -- ____________ ________ : ~~ attachments for making but. La lure. Don't be omrly.anxl. MILLS. ________________ 1111111- 9 3 10. Ni gh t ____________________________ P'OMA14 else $ Petite. 122.1120. Idela Adams. defendant. this 18. Laad.cap. Servico _______ you both benefit In lbs fu. r • C?.NTER for dIvorce, the abbreviated 521.111* title of which ii Leslie Nor. _______________ Eureltia TOAUUM cleaner * Sews forward & reverse. All _____ Oranges $ 1.71 a SANFORD it 154 So. Park Ave. vs . $ room turn, apt. III. 111 . 84 Ford Ualaiy 10 Ilk, *22.1788. ____________________________ i. call Orlando 1.1. - III. All guaranteed, with cc- ____ $12. $11 .7 3$ I. ___________________ Apt., adults only, $2$.I1il. _ WILJON.MAIrn. IUR?UTUU ROBERTS REALTY Buy Trade W. $11.115.1st-111401$ Office - *23-1410 Nights-111.3171 Furniture _________ 95. Houses h'or Sale $11.$4$$ 1168 PARE DRIVE FURNITUJIS - Freight darn. NIGHTS aged bsdreern and distag I S. lot, fled, sect., big *13.5171 531.0114 135.0145 Ringer Electric sewing machine- ______ beinlart. (Aug. ____ Sweet door. IS $$9, ________________________ ____________________________ Mod.i A Port, motor A.1 shape. $ __ ____ 6 one Own. I •UPMII TRADING POST. Terms. . aad wash or pastel Daples ___________ its?7.2nd&Oak.121.8215. front, 1110' hilhway, large FH.A . 'VA HOMES lo ,-' ' 63. F in arose. Uoo4 meat. 1, 1% & S. HATHI ___________________ . T1flMO. XXTC*EN EQUIPPED 4 acres In StOvs- LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Quick Varvice with the Cuh. lake on property. $1•000 IHMIDIATE DELIV*IIT ________________ uevts- pe $..ti. g i viiese Pr. lisal hunting wagon, so Couther* Piirniti,e & UtbOl• FOR SALE Si saris, *580' lake. to* hole., six sagging & 122.5751 85$ W. *5th St. 2 Gisa Aurbe,k 880410$. _______ 132.5111 92.Aaeage _____________________________ Ho.ptL POds & .ttw' rentals. ________________ C$'D" _______ ____ fairs isis them Improved, los. VIRGO complete firs., mites from Nay, Pass. Call $ Fm. turn. api. for couple, $41. 93111. sit ________________ 5%,&CTIf tM('l'I O ALl." otutiss and iigonelylsandlstlmit.af. * .. VJ$LL•'I4t'.S MT all of your affairs on a man equitable bails. Ceno.,tra$. • ' ,t' _____________________________________________________ __________ _______________________________________________________ __________ ! ass what can be done to get + choke, with case and cleaning kIt, Newly ) 'of lwl (:~~) lids. 'ly Day, Week. Of adjacent to hemloels High 0 . with in Console cabinet, like new. C 'S TV SERVICE I. - 1•" 1 Have toys for be? $ to •. fancy stitch designs. Fully guaranteed. Can be seen ta Trucks, etc., like new. Gym Dandy Burry. 4 wheel drive. your area. Make S me payMonte of $4.91 or will did. sposombla tar me" to" a" JET SPRAY CLEANIN like now. a..rvsol lsotda. fool • Saves • Walls ui.oss, or see at 167 W. 10th, count for cash. Write credit mar. 122 S. Clearwater Rd. Yeatsch 131.4545 Pinsoceet, Lango, Fla. Custom •abtnete. *11.0)14. I 1 Gas Space heaters: $11 ____________________________ COPY it, done Ii Magnolia. 1*1-4*21. e lush nes"• l Distinctive portra - - I Legal Notice of or lab from Hamlin tag a.? ad,ertisieat whieb photolTaphi. sill, .7.15 13* busheL Mrs. R. W. Lord. ROTI(I 01' •n' i $1 dses •bbooS$.Dble es IS.$11.10.Call121.1761. Sanford Ave. 322.3211. TillS STATI OP FLORIDA TOs _________________________ _________________________ ______________________ ______________________ •• I the peliil.1 _t1 -LAURA IDCL.A ADAMS, LAWK$ mewed, udgiag, Lots XMAO PIIESENTI MM" whose residence and Cleaned. Churches. 1p$CII* sow and Save whereabouts are unknown.. MOSS, 131-4101. Murat electric#. $11. $30. $45, full having been fit" DEADUNNA against you In the circuit 1$ Ness 0.7 belies - Sanfordlf.ating& ce..orles. Pay a. little as Court in and for Seminole Air Conditioning ppbilc*dss Pee per week. county. Florida. In Chancery. ________________ -,--__ w1u u LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Confer wi -- gg5 11 modified J. C. & Muit sell. '43 Valiant, I cyL, I __________________________________________ _____________________________________________ _____________________ _____________________________________ _______________________________________ ______________________ ________ _________ c: mats. Trots. mission, like new. tarred. %bm ) r. and tog. overhauled - FUR'4. APt. fi.alonsbts. III. *400. - If 141.111*, lion. thru Fri., or _____________ pe WORLD NOOK 5$ per mo. Ph. 531.414*. N. 0th. III II Volvo completely 122.32*8. .• ___________ ________________ ______________________ LET M $t __________ TID _Bfl1Jd ' 101 apt. 322-2911. TWIN * The Spread wIU sot be is. _______ friend has excell ent Ideas how p $ lj1RROR.S __________ _______ _______________ - 15. SpecIal services X. t ______ get Into If 705 take th. time to Study them wisely. Now * LAt _______________________ -SERVICE _______ ______________________________ ______________________ ______ __________ __________ ___________ 41 * _____ ______ ________ 1581. _____ •t IZATOJ Realty __________________ Mary. 3:3.19:0. _____________ lung in sea food and steaks. _____________________________ A CR11014 AKI ___________ ______________ __ ___________ _______ __________________________________ Ca. utd Coamber Rug., lAke & Lounge s.ow open. special- 34. Upholstery MEEK i.nit. turn. -_L.I. u) 115. Autos For Sal. ___________ ________________ _______________________________________ ____________________________________ fR4fl46 - W New Ulmiceck 215 _____ erSuceess. / Utsiasm Richburg EEK & j_( . siss Pie leek ____ Insurance 321-9141 - --imt"______ ORLANDO. 91. Farms, Grog Articles For Rent 61. _______________________________ CHANG E. 121* N. __________ CLAI$2i1kIKul it Into th. open now. lit, this ti _ 0 MOON CII1LDRI Jul + ____ __ _ - SEWING MACH I N S EX. For wiohes: alsos Ia cart.. lAng. of fins workmanship is upbsl. AUMY-NAVY SURPLUS curing, DraperiM. Slipeovers iit.uIsIl.Ul$.?$lI.?I woo&Jfotel-1$$.201$. 810 Sanford Ave. _______ Time Payments as 11W. a. 4 E , •i me. Drapery hardware Is. 13. CaterIng. Food £7a, rang., hot water beater, Cis - staUailoft. (lee e.iests, w.rds , 8111P CITRUS ots." lialassistim Cisneros, Ph.1:3.1531 -- after * P. in -. AU skip 1585 Ads Ckatved All varistiss-guarasleed di. ___________________ at 143.y StIes livery. IfollI.anna. Groves. Heater. 110: Pottle. $20 A Ilwy. ma ittana, Ili. 50. Mbe. For flitle CONIUACT RATES cabinet alnic, $21. 2140 lila. $00) Glenn A. Ungls-11$. N 1IRQU8T dla. ws.the. Eneyrle --N--.* ___ Ply lea SIlks It. Many UIISIS bisak I "~" Seminole 1965 - Page3A 106. Ap.rteata for Rat $l5.$$$.$I$. Complete with sanford. $ single office. i all attachments. Fully guar. * adjoining oulces. Limited aat.ed. Terms arranged. A.l amount of warehoave space. Informa tion _______ ________ - 2, ?.T OR L):AS5 _- ____ _________ I 21 P4e't.ACS W*4S55 ( 1041000,11 TO I ASA'b0"'1 THRU '' '•5.. grATOES 00`10- lion and be sure your er.dI Renting! stager. $o1ring machines. $to. Office & warehouse space In ______________________________ let* SS1411A 12.1111113.14 I o"' V.P41' Ø "As re ll II) if afeuard your reputes. etc. Pon list Estate irroni SIlTING CAt.!. XMAS GIFTS _ ______________ _______________________________ _______________________________ __ ________________________ __ t yr. old. 588 .1*14 . 1.1 ______________________ _________________________________ ____________________________ e e pWNO MACHINES S • to writer., from $18110 - $17110. We take IllS _I .U.tt ___ -_-_'LU'_--_-_'-"-_ Ill GEMINI (May 21 to Jun. _______ _________________________________________________ is,. -rass. is roo CIS iiii H Dec. drirra1 t Agency 87. Huslnisi Rentals tnbe and portable type' _____ 11 to U. _________________________________________ __ I - _______ _______________________ ________________ _________________ " ______ ______________________ a fixed plain. 11 _________ ___ _______________________ ____ _______ better understanding wi o ______ _________ ______ Selling! H?. radio (baek seat speak . bI'i'4 ___________ ______ ____ ______________ __ !J .-. I ________ __________ Buying! ship. Albert 21. Pill. Osteen ___________________________ - 111.11 to $81. Smith Ceronu io. Home Appllancse Ball-Blair' ____________________________ TIME TEITID ,1 Tree ripeued .Itrss. Navels. we ______________________ $THE 8 N.ParkAvs.111.11 ,j ln ________________________ ________________________ ___________ _________ ___________________________ _ _________ _____________________________ with. Don't procrastinate wwwy County, log r.iUltI-Feflt flue Lus. 17.12 South _____________ ionsi _i Sham. ire Electric carpet pooer a per day. Carroll P'itniture store. St. Johns Realty all Wormed and sbGU. clean . Get profsaaIa$l I A & It Office Machines HANFORD XLECTRIC $07 E. 11251 it. 0. 1. Ap,ltsaoe.-Xew & us.a 123.1730 ___________ ___________ ltE$aflolia_us.iqj _____________________________ 10.POult!,_•Uvsstock 31. Musical Instruments Pangola Hay, No rita. 511.0878 I Purebred Illack Angus Bulls. _sali.pLF Vail appliancaul Elec. - $11 to •:o refrigerators, $30' j- W. I,. Warmed, •.. 111.4*11 to $10: TV e, 17$ to $411 May-' 1114l 12. SpecIal NotIcse S tS1I U 111I Clartost t nut, with case, tag wtbpr b dryer. 11*. / Real Estate Sal. imly it SOW 3rd & Park Ave. Machines. 111.1111 pertabie typewriters, from ii German 8hiphird pupplil, $ 111111111 LAIW bell~ ______________ i R X •sy pies. $11- IOU, or êftIt . _______________ ______ _________ _______ f ') IN5 Mailiss saC lepply Ce. PP 'ri*. i.at ChristmU gift. All pricedon iay.a.way. vacuum lervies Sanford 111$I.?arkAfl..11*1111 from $78 to $11*iO. Many hand operated machines, from $40 to $111.10. several used __ IPNEL.ER SYSTEMS All rypu eal $s.. We a,pst sad ServIle UIL TeD esme ISO Di _______ 5051 (' ______ , & ______________________________ ___ Ipbybswtsgy.erslsebssk. H 1+_ PetE VACUUM CLEANE • $131.10 each. 7* electriC add. ANIMAL IRVIN. SissIs His. BeardiOg. rW VeisI, Si ________________________________________________________________________________ ______ ________ •utmdsti'tnd Adding - 322-5612 _____________________________________________ ______ isa et prspsxed for i1 14. 50. Misc. For SaIl 50. MIsc. For Sale 21.HOIRpslrs ________________ 24. WiLl DrILling Phones g,q4 W, tutu. airs latsflsslual. I - In ~ ~, B114M Busy ___________ Win keep your chfldrsn whil. flsmodsiini probisal? iutidI*l ADDING MACHINES YOU do Christmas shopping. problem.? Until them tO S. TYPEWRITERS Piaaaeing arranged. LeRoy 181.128?. CASH REGISTERS C. Robb CoastrusUsa Co. - Over TOO macblues on special CHILD CAS*, ii ? *•ft0S 11140*1. tin days only. *1 s.seaebIs reeve. su.oI$1. ______________________________________________________ You Are Want-Ads Results ______________ Is ks _____________ Fast screened _______ ______ _____________________ _____ ________________________ ______ _ _______________________________ WtLIJ DKIL.L.ED, PUMPS _ ____ W AVU (Mu. 11 1. Ape. s I. Child Cu. ___________ ________________ ___ I Bring __________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________ * go go lb Classifieds Classified 4V _ ______ $ A ______________________ sad the soUrs VO 19) • NT1/( Herald 1111113140 of action that can brieff Y" will _______ those with ssslatsass ad the good 1AV 14W' Herald NOW i4Op4S'/.. '' IT inks rapid sdna.s tosidI : iAu. T __ AbuT...: :MMF -ii . 1na&..oaMUi-i1 e8IN4T LLJ MI 4U _______________ 2,1965 - ''- P'rIday. Dsesbsr I, INS i ___ 3 T LINCOLN HUN 10 N. PALMITTO AVL MERCURY SAIIJORI HUNT I UNCOLN. NC. MERCURY 11 INCORPORATID 333.4114 10 ______ ___________ p, ni ISIS 2 ' • - . * .• -- I I ,---&J--- -' - . -- ---,----- --.••- \ - - --_--_ • - -- _____ •_.__ . -*------------- -'uaa ''I -i -_- --- - * -,-- , ------ -±1-t " '" I \, ' _____ ______________________________ ___________ _______ I _________ I' - - _ :iiJI'ai_1I i i I * * ___ - 1 1 �.- ---- - - - - -- -. -- Study Group Stresses Need For Education ( ç 1 , -- , j __ - a t,t.'t, •III$iiIU1'U"....................--'-'-. •rh.....An. '71 ..i7 • tt..n%..p,a.I • '7) 11 co%1 SAN-FORD, FLORIDA NO. 75 VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1965 - • 1$. - - - *Third Colle S ere d e iteOff -_ - - L ." ' - '.:.v2••11' _ :., • 1 CLO Fishermen: The shad are running. Jim Croo called • to Bay B.. A. Thomas, of lt ?dalyfair Circle, early this morning hooked a three-pound roe, the first of the season. SSSS , The "Marching Seminoles" will represent Sanford In two Christmas parades Saturday. The band will march in the Titusville parade in the morning and in the D.Land parade In the afternoon. The major. ttes will wear the traditional reindeer costumes. The band also will perform at the Azalea Bowl In Palatka tonight. SSSS The mission of the South Seminole Civil Air Patrol Ca. g deta this weekend will be in the nature of a horse hunt when 15 of the cadets, accompanied by Lt. George Mets, Tony Montgomery, and Donald Lovelace, will search a large ranch near Ost.en for a valuable horse missing for several days. The animal broke loose a rope and has not been seen since. ) S... & cj I We understand Lee Gary of Oviedo hasn't made up his mind whether to run again for the Seminole County Board of Commissioners. AnBut Bob Parker, who nounces his candidacy today, says he will run whether or not Gary Is In the race. however, Parker doesn't plan to pitch any campaign against Commissioner Gary. "We're friends," P a r k e says. Robert E. (Bob) Parker, Goldenrod citrus grower, tday announced he would be a candidate for the District I seat on the Seminole 'oUflty Board of Commissioners. Parker will run in next spring's primary election for the job now held by M. L. Gary, Oviedo, who is vicechairman of the county cornmission. Parker was born in Goldenrod in 1925 and was educated at Oviedo High School and University of Florida. H. has been a citrus grower since 1947 and formed a partnership in 1953 with his brother, Edward H. Parker. Their business is called the Parker Brothers Grove Service and is located on Tusca. willow Road, 9 think I can do Seminole County some good," Parker said. "I'm very optimistic about the continued growth and progress of Seminole County." The commission candidate said he would work toward efforts to unify the county — to tie South Seminole more closely to the Sanford area. Parker said this In the first time he has ever run for public office. He In married to the former Gloria Jeahh. C-Aia they have two daught.riat. sy and Sherri. Parker is a Baptist Church deacon, past presidentand member of the Oviedo P.T.O., a member of the American Legion and the Seminole County Farm Bureau. ' t!i F] : 'I : - ; .... -I -• -, - I -a' BLACKED AREA indicates location of third site for Seminole Junior College offered through ' ..•j_ .;-_ a - - .: • Realtor William Stemper to the School Board (Herald Photo) Thursday evening. U-...,J. (Herald Photo) owned by today but pushed ahead with voyags of Gemini 7 anti the The middle section of the finnl count starting Saturday, tion. The land Is ______________________________ three different persons, all re- the early countdown for Engineers wer. busy prn _ (lanmini 7's blastoff Saturday siding in the north. paringthe paring heavily loaded apace more I Stemper point ed out that on a two-week Gemini capsule for flight.The are water and sewer than. ship's vital fuel cell slectrical Astronauts Frank Borman Hi ts facilities available, through a power system was set to b private company in the area. and James Lovell, facing th. turned on later today in a of spending an ox. The hoard authorised Supt. possibility crucial launch step. to better It. T. Mllwee to inspect the Ira day in orbit liarring complications. property and, II it meets cmi- chances for an historic renr ' crews will start pumpin teria, to ask the state junior deavous, attended the final dethousands of gallons of hlg . .college advisory board to send cision-making session this I Powered propellant into th .• The or.,County Attorney James Rob' state officials here to make morning, ,'-. ORLANDO (UPI) I mighty Titan 2 rocket tonight. ii g to Things were go i taxes Inson said the loss in to an inspection. ange County Commission and I Technicians also were busy This is the third land offer smoothly that th e space pilots the county school bo ard faced the school board will be $800,. working on a second set .1 afternoon th. the planned to take bare-bones operation for the 000 while that to the commiss' - . space machines the GeaIn$ Drop for their final hours of rebeIng the next year today after a $50 Ion will be $490,000. 41 ship that astrbnauta Waitmi before Saturday'. ia.the Robinson told mawsmen million ãto vu found IPU .xstlO* ':-' Schirra and Thomas Sttaffonm$ i4'k', 4I$b m30 p.m. (1$t launch. Bortranspc .1 ta ill plan to use to eateh up with the Dye* pro- man was epecting a visit re,esd assesimetita to a computer The 'eo their orbiting comrades. flO, nen Five sd the machine listed some petty that a 'hmumaaev90r" from his wife and two ions. Gemini 41 now Is scheduled Pointa. The weatherman was the suited In an over's f the totals twice. Lu begin its historic spacq The county attorney said the In other action, the board only worrier. li, predicted of property in the cowtv chase at 9:10 a.m. (EST) Dec. mistake appeared to have agreed to hire Eogh*n Kelley mostly cloudy skies over the the tune of $50 million, James A. Lov ell Frank Born" 11 — only nine days aftert Based on the millage rate been discovered too late to do as architect for an addition of launch site but said the conGemini 7 shoots skyward froni set only hours before the error anything about it and that the office space to the school ad- ditions should be 'satlsfacthe same launch pad. Rendesd was found, this will result In county "will just have to live ministration offices, tory. I low bid for 25 typewriters vous could come firs bouts a loss of taxes to the county with it." Hover, Forecaster E. A. County officials have asked to equip a new typing class at and 40 minutes later. ihis coming fiscal year of $1,. he was keeping State Comptoller Fred Dick- Sanford Junior High School Amman said patch of rainy Th. big threat to that roe, 20000. an eye Ofl a jason If anyi*Wnj can be done went to Sweeney Office Supply, ord "turnaround" schedule weather moving eastward Dr. Earl S. Weldon, presi' te to increase at this late was the uncertainty of the across the southern tier of the school initlage and Dick. dent of Seminole Junior Coil. amount of damage Gemini I Thursday the said C Inson Is reported to have tak. lege, will be here Tuesday to states He will cause to America's only her. before en up the matter with Atty. meet with the Junior college rain should be Gemini launch stand. Eflgi4 today said the advisory board on plans con- launch, but Gen. Earl Faircloth. neera expect damage to be Prior to finding the error, cerning location of temporary wet weather should pass north court clerk, Mrs. liuth minor. Uie Cape. met Donna Estee of By the county commission final- facilities for the school, But to add some cushion to Ordinances setting the bud- i.ayo. Aside from tim. weather, hod Its budget at $18.3 million space chase project officials were confi. get at $103,621 and the rate of The request of Bob Mac- the Gemini 6 and set the millsge at 22.26. launch date, Flight Direct-on 2Ia mills were taxation at When this was done, the tax th, repre senting the South Christopher C. Krs.ft Jr. said fly Donna Rates passed by the Longwood City Be llector's office began mail. Se minole Junior Chamber of time voyage of Borman and to collect co A crash drive Council Thursday evening. or. gifts for 'ict Nani is being jag out the tax bills, i i IMcll could be lengthened Voting no on both ordlnancei Commerce, to permit his ard member Jack oo l bo iponsoie,l Saturday and Sun. Sch were Councilman John Dealon ganizatlon to sponsor a turkey another day, I! necessary, to lay by time Young Democrats, Jennings told newsmen that and Percy White. Mayor Der. shoot on the Scott property Low. give Schirra and Stafford 434 near the Young Republicans, and area the loss of $800,000 to the nard E Black has pledged to west ofBuilding, SR Temp was granted. time to make the rendezvous, school ard will "seriously bo Jaycct, "'rho Gemini 7 spacecrafa A Longwood man received veto the ordinances. affect this 3-car's school ProWAShINGTON (UI'!) MacBeth reported that funds The dulve, which also is Also passed on second is llruvisipned for a 14-day hood Injuries Thurs. serious gram." But Jennings indicated I.. Dryden, the bril. event, scheduled readtaist'd at time Dr. Hugh ingspoumsorell nationally by the dog urdinunce will be liant scientist-engineer gen- day night when he was pinn. hag was or Dec. 19, would be used for i1ua flight," the space agency the same groups, has been teacher pay raises with Council Chairman Carl f waman ed under his small station as promised. the as regarded on Lommler registering the only community service and acti%-i. said, erally named "America's Christmas paid If all goes as planned, Her. ties. The shoot Is being held In who led the United States in. gon following a collision Trains and Trucks" program. sot.!. man and Lovell will land Dec. hwy. 17-92 south of Sanford. DO stimulate local IMngood to space age, died Thur.the to Pickup points in Seminole In oth er action, bid of Na (lay night of cancer at time lie Is Charles Ross Bentley, tionuide Insurance Company, young men to join the Jaycees 18. Schlrra and Stafford will County will be at Seminole 46, of 680 Wildmere. Mrs. Norman B. Charles McIntosh Agency, for in their projects for the South splash down Dec. 15 if they age of 417, Ilaza and Sanford I'laza, SatMr. and are launched on Dec. 13, communities. urday, noon until 5 p.m., and rm.,.i,... A hi irhv from Canada. $2,252.06 for the city's Insur. Seminole 4a4'.h ' p.m. recom' Sunday. noon until 3 received slight injuries in the sure was accepted on TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Longwood voters are invited items donated will leave mendation of Councilman Butaccident. Orlando Sunday evening an'! to a political rally at 7:30 pm. State School Supt. Floyd bon Ferrell. H. Investigating Trooper Ferrell pointed out limit he picked up by the feeder Saturday at City Park, car- Christian saul he will ask for (Buddy) Smith said Bentley's federal funds to try to help train for the Southeast Un- net of Wilma and Church. through a while the Nationwide bill was surved vehicle All seven candidates for the ISO of some 1,000 to 1,500 ited States, leaving Miami highway cross-over into the $420 cheaper than the present Monday. Donations then will three open council seats In teachers who failed to do path of the southbound Kirby city insurance, It provides the travel to Philadelphia to join Tuesday's municipal elections well on the national teachers car, The Kirby vehicle struck same coverage. White voted the national ACTT shipment have been invited to appear. examinations, the station wagon on the right against accepting the bid, stat. betto arrive finally in San Fran. Moderator will be Robert Pc. side, throwing It into a ditch, lag that it was against his in. ter Judgement to change n ato for shipment to Viet tree. Impact was to strong, Rent. Former The rally will open with I TAMPA (Ui'!) Nam to reach there by Christ. Icy was thrown out the back surance companies since the prayer by Rev. K. Ruth Grant, Tamps police detective Jeff ass Day. of his vehicle and the station present agent, Arnold. Griffin Suggested donations include pastor of First Pentacoatal Wheaton has been cleared of wagon came to a rest on toP a nd Harper, has pro vided soap, toothbrushes, towels, Church of imnood. and the a charge of assaulting plant of him lie was pinned for good service over many years. pledge to the flag. Coffee and City girl with intent to cornCouncil agreed to instruct tools (particularly hammers about five minutes. nmit a felony and may now sail saws and other small doughnuts will be served. Two dogs riding with Beat- the auditor, Frederick Duna. appeal his dismissal and re. Mackin, to request the police home building items), sewing ley also were injured. C)NIJdOHS SVWJ.SIVj3 quest reinstatement the from forequipment, canned foods, canBentley suffered severe la department records force ned milk, children's clothing, ceratlons, skull fracture and (nothing woolen), and perpossible brain damage. He has , tonal hygiene items. been charged with making an MELBOURNE (UPI) Anyone wishing to volunimproper turn a nd failing to LOS ANGELES (UN)— Florida Congressman Edward yield to oncoming traffic, leer to help with the drive, Federal R ob ertList. J. Gurney said Brevard Counor needing pickup service, commisCommunications Commissioner Richard ty B . may call Jeff Schembera, owner. said Ise is lees conMuldrew would be an excel938-5741. BOSTON (UPI)—An Amer. earned about the .*eative lent GO!' gubernatorial can. didate. The Republican con. Iran Legion Post revealed that ness of some late television gressman said he was not a it cancelled plans to give a programs than he is about candidate for governor, but prominent rabbI a good gov.. the "occasional aae of four— ComnniunTOKYO (UPI) planned "to take a serious ernment award after learning bsIt.r weed.." Nam admit. Viet lit North 'The Free. would not look" at Florida Sena Sonata seats he was on. of 5$ sponsors of led today that American air DAYS TILL now held by Semis. George last Saturday's Washington print some .1 Use werda raIds have hurt It.. economy Smothers and Spessard fbI. demonstration against U. S. I've heard en television," an d caused a cutback in in. I... said, policy In 'silt Na.m. lond, both Democrats. lustrial iieirlopmnent. I — .5 - $$$ Booboo Orange Co. Hard . - . I • - . 4- • — . $ • ,,, -$ ' ' $ ' • • . : \ , - • - . Longwood Budget, Millage Face Veto $ - 7_Q_Ii)4.0. Scientist Dies — The slaying occurred at op. - I-i - . - - . -- - he- ROBERT PARKER -' \. I Boulevard and fronts on the Longwood-Lake Mary Road, within sight of Interstate 4 and a little more than three miles from iiwy 17-92. y Space rip T Rea There are No acres in the area, with the school board offered a choice of several por-CAPE KENNEDY (UN)— dent. Mission Director Wil- attempt of Gemini 41 to men- three-day Gemini 7 countdowa lions, Including rights-of-way Project officials kept a close 111am Schneider said there was ticavous with it Dec. 13 would I was expected to get under4 for access roads if the land watch on threatening weather "high confidence" that the be successful. way later today with the chosen is in the interior por- It1,P. S. J. DAVIS Jr., chairman of the advliory board of the Salvation Army, wits the first to contribute this morning when Lt. Tom Jones set out the Army's first kettle to collect contributions for Christmas for Seminole County's needy families. . BRIEFS Under Wreckage Tablsbopping ......................IA proximately 4 A. m today. eemsposada. L..i IuuIIi .....ak UI .J I.%, Jual - 1 ' 'l ____._ 1 ._ a ;',• - Dr verP nned More than 200 men stationed at Sanford Naval Air 5. Altamonte Man lion have volunteered for duty in Viet Nam. Enlistments In Seminole County have cut Held In Slaying down on the draft quotas, inGeorge Holmes, 36, of Altadicating patriotism Is far from monte Springs, is being held dead. in Seminole County jail on an SS open charge of murder followTb. Stetson University Con' ing the early morning slaying cart Choir and Orchestra will today of Albert Brinson, a present the university's annual middle-aged Altamonte Christmas concert at I P.M. Springs laborer. today and Sunday, Dec. 5, at According to Sheriff L L. 3 p.m. at Elizabeth Hall Audi. Hobby and Deputy J. Q. torlum on the DeLand campus. (Slim) Galloway, the two men got Into an argument and fight 00 Officers fc "iNI will be when Brinson attempted to • elected at the Monday meeting borrow money from Holmes. Galloway reported Brinson of the DeBary Wayfarers at 2 p.m. at the Community Build- Pulled a knife during the scuf. Int. Twenty-axanniversaries II.. but it fell to the floor and was kicked out the door of will be recognized. Holmes' pool hail where the altercation took place. The Herald Index Church directory ................ GA tight ceased at that point, said. Church news ................... 2 Galloway Galloway said Brinson then Classified ads ......—. 10.11 went outside and picked up his • Comics .............. . .... -...... IA-S/i knife. Holmes. In the mean. Crosswords .................. 4/i-S/i time, reportedly took a .32 Dear Abby ............................Pa caliber pistol out of a box, Editorial page ....................hA followed Brinson outside and Entertainment page ........Pa fired two shots at him. One Pasture page .—..-- ........2/i bullet struck Irinson In the Horoscope ._...... 4A.5A bead. He was pronounced dead —...... 1.9 on arrival it a Winter Park 1 SocIsty .4 hospital. Ipoito TV.._...._......_—..........-. — -. , To Viet Warn S. ' • • t -a I Sends Gifts S .) . rash D Chairman John B. Alexander also will be up for election next spring but hasn't Indicated what his plans are. The Citizens Advisory Committee of the new university to be located at the Orange Seminole County line will meet Tuesday it the Robert Meyer Motor Inn In Orlando. One of the things to be considered by the group is a name for the university. John Krlder of Sanford Is a member of the committee. We 's understand there are others from Seminole County who have been appointed also. • T,4, Another proposed site for Seminole Junior College, near Lake Mar), was offered to the Seminole County School board Thursday through William Stemper, real estate broker. The proposal involves a ten. lathe agreement by the oneta to donate 53 acres, if the school board will buy 97 acres at close to 11,200 an acre, The location of the site is NNW , - let r ' Citrus Man In Co. Race ttu'giiit• _ ' Acreage Bid Throws Hat— .. - •'. - IL To West Of .IL. M e Mary ', l_________ Id up of silicon and akm1 ua t . •1., ç . -.V,-tI, . .- S. i*.•.*•]èY'' - ':-j • .;--? ,. -.. _______ L' '' I_ • • -4-.-;:• , , • ___ - 'i•_..• T Ph... m-isii Zip Code 4771 The rocks of which mow. gains are composed are made I. 1W 1W an WASHINGTON (UP!) - A presidential commission Audying the Impact of automation on the working man is expected to promote a backto-school movement for some at those displaced. Many go,en*utsiit reports have established that unemployment In times of rapid technological change appears linked directly to lack of edo. cation. Secretary of Labor W. W11Hard Wide says the typical workers, born in the 19005. Is going to change lobs at least three U,es in hlc. tfr.t.imc. It also Is clear from the reports that schooling In funds menials of reading, writing and arithmetic is essential to future Job-adaptability. This was said to be even more true as new technology reduces the number of low-skilled Jobs and expands the professional and technical occupations that to. quire more knowledge. That Is why observers expad the 14 members of Pres Idsnt Johnson's automation commission to stress the need for a vast Increase In adult ducatlon— training and totraining-40 a report due to the chief executive by Jan. I. An educator, President 110w. ard Bowen of lb. University of Iowa, Is chairman of the National Commission on Tech. slology, Automation and Econ. ernie Progress. It already has taken one Action - endorsing President Johnson's proposed revision of unemployment insurance to raise the benefits and extend their duration for workers thrown out of Jobs through no fault of their own. Strong-minded business, labor and public members have been meeting monthly since last January to work on the report. They Include United Auto Workers President Wit. ter P. Reuther and Thomas J Watson Jr., President of IBM, director Whitney Young and Inc., National Urban League Mrs. Anna Rosenberg hoff. man, former Defense Depart man manpower expert. Reuther and two other union leaders on the commission are expected to push hard for en. dors.ment of organised labor's call for a 35.hour week and earlier retirement to help offset the Impact of new ma chines. But the drive to cut hours has never captured the no. tion's Imagination — partly because of widespread con. cern that it would boost labor costs too much and lead to price increases. The booming economy, with Its accompanying surge in employment, has t a k e n the edge oft of some of the gloomS icr predictions of Job cutbacks In the era of the computer. Manufacturing now employs mere thin is million workers —the highest total in history and surpassing even the sup. or-boom days of World War II when defense plants work. ed around the clock. Unemployment, however, still bits 45 persons out of every 1,000 "eking a Job—a figure that has declined slow. ly despite the record-breaking business expansion and gsner. al prosperity. Every analysts of the Jobless shows they are primarily those with the fewest skills, the least education and little chance of gaining more school Ins without help. Some economists believe the service industries - hotels restaurants, banks, airlines, auto repair shape and otberi providing aervice rather thu goods—may provide one as suer, There are 39 million Ames Was in service Jobs today. Generally, they do not require as much education or u much skill and are not as vulnerable to automation. The total baa doubled In the pad 90 years U the nation moved toward a servlce.orieeted economy. XV Service occupations do. aad acme preparation, how. ever, asdtheeaslydudleeof the n%owatlon eommiselss have hillsew a greater need Ise pUs-epsuted tralatog. Although aims ci IMs asp be aec.apld ne4he.Jeb courses, as amigum seem e to pe Se$ s return to be ododbwmo off tbcuse'ids of Aaerleme. b -- em -. fhs St.. Johns River ' Is * * "The Nile of America" S.m1nn1 County 1v *mi!arI WtraIl Pare 4A - Dec. 2, 1965 Political Rally Set Saturday , -'-'-' visitors '.'-'--. - ------ — W. Cop Cleared - ' Candidate? - $\ ' ____________ Economy Hurt — READ OUR ADS Press Concurs - o Plan. Halted — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1965 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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A creed dish luncheon will be srv.d with the main courssprnvlded by m.inbsis : . :,- ,~ , At, .1 .:~~,4,~- ..I. ?. $--, .. ?~ . . .wit •;. 11 i .,...1.1~ . school Ninth Grade Speech V, cU 1ass 0nder th with is stodat" partic Principal jobs Angel also will be A coast. Christmas Carols the m1101 WI1AL_ii suSi by cWts No& by members un i ' _____ .~ x , r : ;';7 7~-v'T . " "", -, '.. . . L as 5 direction of Mrs. mans, t'o.ordinatot, assis ' • .... -. . by Mrso Lucy Cody, will be on sale frim 10 a-m- until 4 .m. I I ', .'..' ' To Have I '. r. • .1 :.,.,. 1.. Club Holiday Parfv . - . .' . . . . •. -' ; .' annual Christmas party at Wednesday's 1 p.m. meeting at the home of Mrs. Pearl Jiekeon, 405 Isle Drive. .. . I I ,I ! I I - ) __ f . ! I ;• . ,l .A,o;~.,.., i.60,116:boA_"If~*t0l' FRYING THE FISH for some people attending recent fish fry aponsored I . by the Forest City CommunitY Club were (left to right) HarveY Coulter, Gene Ftucker, Mrs. James Eustace, Paul L Kelley, Leland JncobZ I and Chuck Hunter. Profit of #145A made from the dinner will be add to the buildin fund for the Community Club and Recreation Center the. (Herald Photo) association wfll.build In Lake Harriet Estates. I an T ; . -1 rograms :. . ,.,1 I 4t ' 51 Ill be the Ud di saddle award presentation to be made at the Central FlorMo Horse Show on Sunday. I i -s. "'V' , .. The Dusty Boots Riding A$soclatfou, will have Its decem. bar meeting at 0 P.M. Thurs. day at thq home of Ledr. and .- " __ -1 - . . Tint plans for tM Sanford Loosening Look 6 . At . Some On I Now 4. f 1lgS Real Wilkening, 211 Tanser- Thursday At do HM" to vim 11" 1111forrams for the stutud Christmas eff- nanc Car .. trans in state Wks will be discussed and final arrange. P.D.t.C. 9 I . Guest& are welcome to join i 1.. Il0k l .PIt. ' • . the group. . .i Fire Auxiliary 4511 32Mrn . . To Plan Events - -I . ~ 14 5 I : The lAborly Ball was crack. ad while loWn W the death . . . I . : L . . : I 0 $, I . gneflii li-d53 orbital Juur- r,.lis, Itcy. . r ' ra He T,itmt though admittedly related .ho hod never heard of the pellct.clic' rtt' r. ....- . - DLarr-hpur Ph3rilral.. )A.'r., I , ;~Mmi,u. .o.o. ~ - "The rats thus injected with hamster bralngtuff m got under way shortly after 7 fisted a suddenly acquired understanding of what to do sm. No difficulties were ex. when a food box clicked-they darted in and grabbed the ' pected. Gemini goodies. 6's space chase pilOtL Walter Scbia and Thomas Stafford, also had medical appointments today. They got preliminary look. over for their Dec. 13 launch, A special team of spaceflight niet.orologlsta making twin-launch spectacular said weather wu expected to be or ers ictory UF - an - • • f4satisfactory" Saturday at the launch Ots with balmy Contributions to the INS ter will be made accordinso . temperatures, partly cloudy UnIt.d Fund campaign, as of ly, Iiotilnjsworth added. skies and a moderate breeze. joday, wet Sx,iloo, with sev. Disbursements to the affence The outlook also was good oral hundred more dollars cx. lea arem em quarterly In. otallments, four times each it the Atlantic Ocean landing petted to be received, putting year with the first one due area 800 miles east of Miami. the first campaign Viejo ry In .ianuary Partly cloudy skies were pm well over the goal of $33.000. United Fund officials and dicted with widely wAttOred Divisions of the funds to the workers win celebrate their showers and four to if" foot various agencies is as follows- victorious 1963 campaign with I "ILL Boy Scouts, $6.6211; Child- a beef and pork barbecue at ran's Home Society, $1,4n; the Elks Club at 6:30 p. m. spacecraft tochnicismiss work. Family Counseling Service, Thursday. * Ing through the alot com. $1,000; Girl Scouts, $1.570,, Citations win be prosentedi plated feeding super-cold oxy. Good Samaritan Items, IfLUS; to workers and division chairs" Into the Gemini 7 cap. Mental Health SOS2; Rod men, as well as to Capt. aule's breathing and fuel cell Cross, $3,300; Salvation Army. Chandler Swanson and Capt. 223; American Richard Fowler, with gold pwt plant supplies this Social Health -' $38 Arth ritis awards to each ci the Wing morning. . '...•' a on squadrons and Sanford Navy Work was proceeding oun a n, Delin. uam ticpartments, who ai of Crime and smoothly with no problems Counsel .I " i . reported wlth.gny of Unperturbed Then the researchers "sacrificed" the hamsters and extracted from their brain a substance known as RNA, or rlbonuclelc aeld. Mile they fnjt-cted Into the abdominal lining of memo the me. quenvy, $38; National Tavet. went over 100 per eent cW4 supporting , the &MM. are, AM, W; W[RDA, 1159. Us Moores Ing estapilisim United alarldst MeWEAT I TO- chalrame,'wIN officista'sit'the Uoup yomst-ft4ing doubloh" Urrbw 1 S .-_ , we are soins to4st barbeque, 81 d , bksl~.talent* smage, relax and enjoy ourselves with a ..., y the S,000.pound Gemini rib treasur "Iofl liollln spacocraft will be lifted Into or at the United LAKELAND (UPI) - A 29 at Tallahassee, 32 lit Jack aml predicted temperatures Homestead areas. Moore said. dul cm ready to corns back," she wintry attack of cold air bar. sonvilie And 38 as far south would go back done Into the "flu Indian River citrus the sky at 2:30 p.m. (EST) .4 that the Last six 'agencies leveled insults at Prime Min. Saturday. It will be the first were saya. Lyna's letter will be . &Mod this year and have Aided the Christmas season in as Daytons, Beach were M. 30a in Nortb, Florid tonight district got tomperaw later H-rolA Wilson. r* Just afternoon launch In the Octal. not contributed &a much to hat a under. right to published in our "lootters to . that IM %to will Florida today plunging tem. corded Just before dawn. help the fruits" at proffrem. uslial-w .b v 4 trend Thurs. the Editor." Me campaign as the first peratures to the middle 20s Baptist Buft6t * Tourists on Miami Beach d1w, . " ..f . Georg said. The round-thotlock grind alitle agencies, who have been northern tip of bundled against 4$-degree . T.dsg'.. ATLANTA (UP!) A He said he doubted If titer, for many of Gemini's siugi. with United untI since Its orwave Isund Christmas usal *sales tate. :' cold and blustery winds. In IDW ot 6i In* grW pick. were any attempts to word nears and technicians pts un. lawastion here. ord budget of $8 million .was higher in Seminole County . Th e rost an., t5ltwg tern. some areas further inland in. , thin they were a year ago. adopted Tuesday night by the peratu fes. however spared South Florida the mercury and dlilss%, $rtb, P'Ie,ida off the cold by citrus grow. d.rway later today with the He noted also that the Contracts for $3,087.90' for slosift g0 - far arm. start of "T-Minus 2 days" $M,M figure represents A total contribution of $2,382 Southern Baptist Home Mis. (Reports of temperature dipped to 43. office equipment for the now enough 'utk On, hit beans, "They won't start burning preparation& loading up to the "pledges" and * has been made in.the Christ, sion Board to support more readings In Seminole Coun. 'rho temperatures not 'leash In court house facility in South a" in squash, celery, r, 'disbosi' and tires or sprinkling until it final A than 2AN'talsalonaries in the countdown. Yor some the bank." ty @&fly today varied frame North 11orids, didn't really com In the Okeechobee and rats colder than this." United 'States, Cuba, Panama the work won% end until "We usually are unable to Seminole awardod Tilestotal ot ISAU letters we're day by wen the Board ad County is meat on lt way collect about five percent Gemini I aUsd In the cowity. saId ft was 31 "wIth a hurt the crops near Citra and of Commissioners. to attempt an historic space the pledges, so the actual cash Powell's Office supply Cam. heavy frost" worth of Mon- other points In the northern w5ttltU1i(l ,to the various pany, Sanford; Bowen Supply Fir" rendezvous. Want to count birds Christrn_s Corners on Highway IS' fruit belt," w a a t Ii e r m a n Pro-launch activity also was agencies uwui5 t he last quar- cu Plant City, and Sweeney's mas Day? Thousands of bird QUAXERTOWN, Pa. (UP!) West at dawn. James Qeorg,• of the State picking up elsewhere, (Cecil Tacker U, cesaty Prost Warning S.rvica, said. lovers from Alaska to Key - Siz children weie trapPed of Sanford were the successful S The global network f West will take part In this by a fatal firs which raced agent, said "tend.," arope, "In fact, the cold air in the bidders on the equipment, tracking stations that must year'& A u d u b o n Society-& through their two-story frame such an eggplant and upper 2ft Is COW for the Sweeney's won the bid ia ke I keep tabs on both capsules am, home in-searby Taumbauers- equasho suffered severe losas frult. It improves the colorthe biggest Individual Item-is, viii. late Tuesday night. Tb. Ia low.lyiag areas hit by ing and helps the sugar con they whirl around th. earth TV iflS .onors safe. The bid was for $336.50, s TALLA IIASSE E ( I') go up from $81 to $85 underwent a final full.scale The other bids were for Sheriff J. I.. Hobby will mother and oldest son wer, heavy fr_it. Ho we v . r, tent," hi added. The frosty onslaught. first Welfare payments to the agod, The program also restored dress rebearsal Tuesday. It CHICAGO (UPI) -Robert typewriterii, d a a k a , adding be speaker at the Joyce" bumsd in futile AU*mPts1 to hardy vesetables wittfored little or no team, he @Aded.) af the ""On in Inorids, (Ol- blind. disabled and dependent $4 cut from welfare chocks was called OhishlF succow suck. 17. Apopka. won no. m acliines and other oMee this week. His topic will be reach them. tional honors with him 4.11 for. equipment. rther lowed a cold front which children will be Increased Jan. I"t October, provides sup. ful." the Florida Sheriffs Boys south and, In fact, gave cit. moved into the state and plemental old age Insurance The board also agreed not Fla& Fire The giant aircraft carrier astry project today. even Reach$4 to $5 $ month, liquid rue crops In the Gainesville down across the peninsula in. bold a meeting Dec. 7 b.. at $3 a month. pays $40 a Weep, the main recovery ship though a fire earlier this yearto TAMPA (UPI)-Two ' district a sugary shot in the to the Florida Straits Tues. The Increases, plus other month for bask hospitalize. for all four Astronauts, ufl,4 nearly wiped out his wood' cause of municipal elections. THINGS WE WOULD fuel transport truck drivers '" day. . benefits, were ordered by the Lion and $20 for supplemental train Beaton Tuesday and is lands. Two county commissioners, LIKE TO SEE: Th. City of wire 1* critical condition In w• of 25 at Gsinesvflhe, The Weather Bureau at MI. State Cabinet, which author- benefit under the federal steaming to Its station south Duck was one of six win. Lee Gary, of Oviedo. and W. Sanford and' m.rehaat. alseg Tampa Gâiersl Hospital's In. of Bermuda to be on band nets of $500 educational Lawrence Swofford, of Alta. French Avenue sit together teeusive core unit today with s.d the expenditure of an Medicare program. scholarships announced today Monte Springs, are candidates and budget a sonorous Amount bums saffored in an explosion additional nanee SIVAag As the Budget Cola. Saturday in the event of an at Ut. 44th National 4-It Club for rc'electton as mayor of mission, the Cabinet distribut. landing. emergency of money for some really out- and Slash fire Tuesday. They . rau "" Ui e congress here. their munIcIpalItIes. standing Christina. decor.- wire Identified as Fred Clove . Pa mints to the aged bun" ed $1.01 million to the coon- But if all goes well, th ties and another million Its 11 to U8.foot ship end 2,400 ______________________________________________ tions all lb. way down F rench land, Vt. Pete rsburg, and 3706 and dipabl.d will in'rrus Avenue, from cIty limits to hicCas, Orlando : front $70 to $75 a month stud the Board of Regents from crewmen won't see the astro. . city limits. Nothing chiney all to di Indent children will susplus funds in the higher nauta until &hirra ' I educatIon bond program, something really lovely, ilk. ford splash down In.the At., . . • AT OUR LOW ' RATE The State Commission on lantic on Dec. 15 - two the beaUWI4 Christmas trees TALI.AHA$SEE (UPI) Aging, abolished when after lsunch, Borman that line OTiage Aveaui. ill Futurs Mats treasure hunting dsys the . ' 1905 Legislature failed to ap. and Level are set to come th. way tlueugh Orlando. pe rmit. will corns with ;... .• i'mpnnte money for Its op. down three days l*te , to mahe sure there is no on• .' . ' ' eratlon,, was revived by the The Gem!,i 7 pilots spent The Horneniakirs Club meet. d.rwa I" hankp.panky. The '• , • ing set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday 55W hun Board of Antiqul • Thieves broke into the Toy Cabinet with the release of most of 'flesday reviewing ' • ,,v . •. v.A has bees postponed, ties leek over resnlation Corral In Ut. Phuecrest Shop. $22,500 in contingency, funds. the long flight plan that cilIa 5 e " ping Center Tuesday night The commission was reactl. for them to circle the globe tr.sàtars bunting In Florida .. . ' ' Along thea. lInes, It might T.ed*y and decided not to but they werent exactly doing vaLid so It could apply for $ 201 ti mes and break by six ' -. be a good Id.. for ci " their Christmas a ii op p i , g 11311,000 fed eral grant for aid days the world's space enissue Say new permits until ! " . .,J "r ~ W., L "_4 area's other clubs and argent. rules mind regulations cola. _;_ r .~ I " ~-), early ... not for the kiddles, to community airing pro. durance record sot by Gemini ,1 ,i t. ~'~ IN '. 1. U they flying longir In S• changed. There was nesri $75 I stat. meetings of their groups. ?. specs thai anyone else, the coins and bills itolen, but no NWOH$ SYWIS ~ *1 : f ...I, Drop a tow seads of thought FWW POWs . erchandisa appeared to be ' I . 11 for the futum . ces IwW man-hours in orbit I vvN1Wv@LF I . missing. There was, $10 in . PHNOM PENH, Combo" I be m sewssain 2% times the total L*f ., , " quarters overlooked. . 4? 1 O.. if .. . _1 .,. 1. :, Welfare Payments Due On Jan. . .. . Annex Apopka Youth I . \ ,-' ,., . . . . .• . , - .l 't4''-. ' , ' IL. 5. ( • 'u j - . . ",-,: • . . , - • , ' "t4 '. '. (Herald Photo) ' ,• w.* .. . I ' ' f '. ' right, p Israma, b.mdlbg aad p1J, - .' , ' y -_ -&-You know how w9H a case sagim run after a tutwup? Buick ON " O" to --~ ~ am abd as dw w" car. Not just &engin& US Whole BuieL E"q BukL This Is dw Skylark I I" For Christmas ' ' THANKSGIVING DINNER was aerv.d about 50 Navy men at the SanGerry C. Miller, Richard 3, Cox, lire. Mary ford USO Left to Washbum USO Directori and Julian W. Viftr Jr. Turkeys for the food wav VmWa by RVAH-8 Wives Club. Flut Rmne &W IMorida Powa 9! Not ... v ' . '.' ' II FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR OP , No Hanky-panky Shopping ' _____ • '' 1, ,l , I I ("': J" ' ill I • I . "-'- and Light. 1the VaNed Itst.t ~ • . Jack Creek, 64 0. Fairfax Guests are invited. AtyourI966. iant sinkhole early this morning prior to tee. rtain , Thursday at the home if Mrs. Kiddies. . .' Department Auxiliary will have it. r.guls.r monthly business meeti ng t 7:30 p.m. 1. 0 . The North Orlando Fire Avenue. Oiu the agenda will be Christmas Card distribution, $ iijmmage sale. and the aux. IlIsry'. part In coop.ra ti ng with the North Orlando den Club on the Annual Cornmuruity Chrlit.maa Party for I . fly Margaret Cosby ~ Pro Bob Cooke Inspects . tor's office seeking to add a modkAl OX to the growing list of "so" reports for the hean a l,o Bid F DAILY ' - t . . .. . ~_ , . .. . 1. ~ - . 1 Offite Equipment MO Amil:404 a / 40 ,• • ., ••• .,:~J . _ . .)atOId from click the d C l . : ad vvr4riiA two Lynn 7011d, 14-Year4" ski, "so tip *' * asposslbllltp BritIsh writes from Hawaii that she troops would be ant to Rho' is lonesome for Sanford. "I I) . 4 , to locsts ' a is tasup"M. 10~- -18 A L I 8 13 UJI. Yo Rhodesia 0 cation. 0 , , mints for the Jan. 80 bars.. show will be made . 0 court hous. off ices would have m mmm _____ ' - Fatal - .' t . " f:.., t04^.'1,,;.z Ilia. . .I, A .si,&_.. . •, Chrlstmu Farad. will be dis. cussed and a date set for the 1 ' . I . S Britain and Foreign Minister WE HAVE THE LOWEST INTEREST RATE AND ' INSPECTING fans purchased for the 20 classrooms at Longwood Ele' Cbrlstsuu Carol Ride. A ye. mentary School as one of the nchool'a Parent-Teacher Organization pro port of the latest develop. jects for the year are Louis Koaky, principal (left) and Eugene Jaques, (Herald Photo) PTO treasurer. stea, on the petition to CloY. Burns to Include horseback ________________________________________________ . Another sinkhole tired the lowest rental for the AIWre I Gz'omyko of Russia county ing off with women olPers In a "Beat the Pro" tournament, Another swallowe resi° , county court house facility bold their second round of ex. deuce small sinkhole developed along send road running along side of 15th in Casselberry during In South Seminole. The Price ploratory talks on world Is.- mid-May hole. (Herald Photo) _______________________________________ as $85 per month. But the sues MONTHLY PAYMENTS IN SANFORD. 0`T0 Acquire a Dow city char' Ing at Marine Corp$ !,T" ered dish supper scheduled ter to replace th, present one, Recruit Depot Parris Dm 9. which Us obsolete and matlqusted," is the main plank in ii. assigned to Camp Jaques, Platform. Leieune, N. C., for four v~'%'i, Circle Bum Hit is Marriott and the Is- weeks of individual ,I .1 .,~...-. The Priscilla Circle of the ther of two sons who are sta. combat training and r ,L Chuluota Community Church dents at Longwood Elemen. four weeks of basic. '. will have ft. annual bsiar tarn School. a lallat training in . '.-" this Friday mW Saturday all A astive of West virstalso Shopping Ceo. be served as supervisor for al field, .• )• r' for. Public support Is Invited. I two years In the State Depart-, , , , .,;.. -1 * 11~ 't, , , I : _* '.r .:. ., .1 hire. John X:rth 4I I. .1 , quanty control department of 87 Margaret Cosby ,- 1 wu rudocad groivwl to the girls sad they learned The Rileys have lived at I" mouth to mouth resualtautie. z. Bay Street for the past Item Is a need Joe Girl throo-and-m-half Years since gem urdorms am request Is big retirement from the Navy Issued that QW &I having one affair n years service. dw us sawtvin Call Their two oldest sons attend Mrs. Carolyn lAvftdar WM reports ffeare &,ways is & SW taigwoodi Elementary School mad south Seminole Junior needing a velfarm Who per- High. - - 0 -eBRIEFS ' flay attends the Pinecrest Bp$ist Chunk psi4 is * mem -_ gi, Meet bar of the men's Sunday (1 " Clan there He also Is ""I KNOLD The executive board of the asni member of the Masonic Or. wi KENENG son Altamonte Springs Garden den and Is employed In th e ir 'and Mrs rnold G Club will most at I P.m , Dusty Boots TO I presentation." He states that theotenLsthofhs! CO$ "knowing tea test city, be I. g a part in its .tuts ft. , , - 1.. I- hap. cannot 1107 One. at '. . L i I' . 06 , ni? and n.cently when "Annie" ,• the November meet, tog we.e hits. Maxine Ken- nsd and Mrs. Morrison and guest was Mrs. Julie Knot.n of Meffenny, Ill, a houseguest U Mrs. Musks. beta t* Troop o34 is in the . ' at this time for the party which is to take Plus at the Vills, Novs, Restattranto Rootene@ for Wednesday's Ammatins will be mrs, Rota Musks =4 Mrso Willialming Morrison. Accepted go bonofarY mom- am. NO.73 ,,, area all his life consecutive terms as treasur- a graduate of Lyman High the limiler and Cadgtile 89 Irtrado or, slid through his BOY Scout Schwl. He is marrJ4 the is. leadership of Mrs. Oi ected Woods SM hire. Betty the people give "Impartial . . ~. , I '.. . ~ ~ -I:.' . . -, I Members of the ChWuDU . i :waI th. flclency. hITS. ' es nks . Guy Wells mad Mrs, Betty Weber; Teacher ganizaWn, where Meek. has lived in the Long. Cadette 221 uaje, aleaderWs he served Previously for two wood atid Ii .• • Sobby and Craft Club will ai1k final plans for their . , in lt SANFORD, FLORIDA - 0 0 .. .16r"d The elost.nii of the road The Sanford Women's Golf I le County men I r' Two Semi"I ' , '~O~P~'Pflg the west side sociatloa teed off on scha- . Jrn sin . . n •. bad to e'.u.t- for their lives of the course connecting Lake ..', 4.eab iu .ro when their boat went down Mary Blvd. and Paula Road. tournam "en in the.SL Johns River in the The sinkhole which collops. ed a portion of the falmsy be no attempt to LLU in the Astor area hat weekend. between the 15th green and sinkhole unW It wa apparent •A 75.hore.powsr cabin Corns 13th ti* was dlaconr.d ear. th, widening and deepening tot boat driven by of Csaaelberz'y, ran into p11.. 17 thIs morning. It was not process had finished, Ings on th e right side of the there late Tuesday afternoon. He said It was possible that Observers estimated the four new city wells located thannel. Corns and Jamac Provoost, Altamonte Springs. sinkhole on the 15th fairway on that side of the course around 1001e.I wide and may have caused the collapse. swam to shots. Damage to the , deep. boat, which sank ,was iti. 13 to 20 City Manager Warren (Pete ) • It was It was recoY Knowles was out of the city niated at $400. of uld '"' and i' ing t this morning but a spokesored. mid-morning. man at city, ban sold the city helchel. operator *' would check the wells to learn The county has approved a ,.eMike Mayfair tourssi, said golf. If there was any connection IQ-plat of the county comew " V OU continu, despite the between them and sink' providing for 800 to boo more hole. .• lots. The cemetery was orig. The spokesman sold then ,• . Inaliy platted In 1028. - -000 are many wells In the area. ...-.. . .; however. and there had never ., , 0participate The count; * Will I. I been any other sinkholes In . with the School Board In pay. . W. I . ld;. the area. . ..~. " . .e .. . o ft Ing a parking lot at English -,. . . . ,; ..., I " .: The four new wells were put 10 I., , . *;, ~ , Estates School and a 9W '.. '. - - !* ~ .~ , I In during IN4 to connect with ;~W,& . . " ". '.' .. . # foot section of rood at Small- Second Round oi,..,:, ~.' , " '4w 8.*..' , -: the new water plant located I L'..ti.,-,,^.,*~ - r i-` mole High SehotiL MOSCOW (UPI) - Foreign on the northeast comer of the NEW 13AND TRAP' DEVELOPED on MayfaIr Golf Course ' overnight. Secretary Michael Stowul of golf cotw". The City of Camitalborry of- FALSE 1MUH utsi. Wriy tb laugn stwess brain can be transmitted by hypodermic needle from one species to another. This to not a tale of mad scientists. Nor does It 027 Imkot 45ee. for example, could be transfigumd by A Jab In the biceps Into a candi. dat, for membership in th. learned societies of the world. The conclusion that earning can be transferred be. CAPE KENNEDY (UPfltween species, by injection of a substance manufactured Weath ermen gave CerninI the brain wu reported with all :ppropdatesobriety Astronauts Frank Borman and YXIay procewlints of the National Academy of James Lov.11 a tenta ti v, go. Sciences. Ex pe riments leading to this conclusion wore performed ahes4 today for blastoff get 5ab l* 1. Jacobson and Suzanne urdayon man's longest y,. by Prank Bubash, of the University of Callfortdsat ture Into space. They trained some hamsters to giab a pelle-t of food The all-clear weather fore. r- •, ._ _________ 22. Mayor Swofford is some. overnight on the Mayfair golf placed around the danger whir. around 45, we believe, course. A smaller sinkhole I • WASHINGTON (UPI)-Knowledge stored In th. Physicals ' - a.;. jL . . . ., ;~' , - _.." cm Swofford is a DomocraL . , tl4 The rue also features the v 4 .. I. . youngest candidate -Tope Is A huge sinkhole developed sinkhole. Barricades will he - - ' 6 B" Ndl y Astronauts rra th iirb r- S is of of council as advisor to bedw -4%:t._odor board which will promote at.9c Sesnsw. esai.o.tg .tXrw a$ leaderetilp of hire. Nehkta Riley who is known by k for a lete Moore sod Mrs. Mildred Ms. many of the community :t5 thening son; rowui. Troop 20 under through his work with the the leadership of Mrs. Bstt Longwood Elementary Parent- ity ord1nances." ' . ' B7 Mrs. Jelia Coebress I ! ,, Browals Troop 527 wider the VeU .;• .i. I. . r• Helms and B. H CorPorat.on. mel. -. .'• - :.' 1. . Orlando Zone of the Nazarene represent the area In which e a, Young People's Society, lie Is hi li ves and knows beat." He 1 ' anf VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908.WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1065 jn Altsmont.Sprlflgi Young Philip Top. nznning against incumbent W Law uture s. a member of the Lake Mary further plans to "work for ters.at tax, useseum Catholic Church, under *a of vc=vr"Ma Council seats Open Are those Church of the Nazareas and bavlas the city attrmliY Proleadership of Mrs. Sony MA- press fly bM by Carl Lamis employed at Minu a sent at all buslneu meetings Wcow. and Mrs. Evelyn Robs; mien B L ,,,-. •' ( cr11) Troop .; , . La. LI L L # flODD 1 .rarr c 'Thelma Conkle' a new JunioT ques, and ,.uurey - Democrat race apparently M..y W..i' .' "The Nile of America" WEATHKR Tuesday 59-48; low tonight about 40; warmer Thursday. Oni cls..r.cut Republican three of the cautfidates runn- In the State Auditor's 011fles %' OW Elem" Istyl mud is am'ant in the Sooner State, so played by Ward roods, Inc. Jos for *t rn!,.* a rouncil. there before coming to Long- lie attows the First Bapeat abundant in fad that it is a active in the nuisance to the state'& hardman in the Dec. 7 MuftIciPAI wood three years ago. * Church and Is m lectfon In the city of lAng- He presently La treasurer f Longwood Elementary PTO. w • cerem onies include a new Jun. were release, today the Longwood Elementary ii electid, he intends to Nsw etin .t ai, g. The Herald. ic Making statements wore U PTO and is treasurer and ez* work for ,,distrlcttnS the city land Garden CIO and led by acutive board member of the whereby each councilman win - r T4 . . . number of Be * DoilicAtiM Ceremonies Jaad 1111".11111=11 cemmomm in the area tocOSOY- Those having ft" ITEMS made by znembers of the AltAMDntC SprIngs Civic Club In workahop sessions are displayed by Mrs. Lola Sammons In advance of Wednesday's luncheon meeting at which time th e articles will be on sale. tjub workshop sessions under 4 Anierica mont of Finance and Admln ther of fot. children, two of of Mistletoe By Dines Estee zai' . the .. a. at Long which are students years There hay, been a great Campaign plaUorms for Lstration and for three it of Oklahoma and Is abund. ' th 'into. voting Is virtually 4 nonexIatent. Only four ballots had been cast in Sanford although many ret&il florists still buy $ few .prtgs from such * * * * Johna River Undergoing municipal elections and Inter *at in Sanford appears to be 0C1 picking up slightly. However. thepast if" years, be °sa i 3 S..k Council Seats PM48 of clothing for I th. teacher, hire W B Bittli, ~ 1 ,I 1. A. E. MEEKS EUGENE JAQUES . Browals Troop. gath TrOop 112 . C. RILEY St. • . Only a week to so to the In I' on the a * * * * n even stock liv. mistletoe any more. Demand ha. L. in the Lik. Mary &heoi area, two 51W JunIor Troops a ) . I . . Seminole County 7 that* is little domand for real mistletoe. BUYere prefer the artificial kind. A spokesman for one whole- peelents ' . I; .. 11 for stmas We hOUN said Ms firm did Ther are four new troops '15h. program, which 5 scheduled t. begin at 1:45 j.m, will be presented by the . 6 . Okia. spending money horns farm boi, hu Just abeut faded wholesale Oklahoma . .1 - Pines Hospital. The stris aw are making flord arroese, menu for Seminole Memorial Hospilal for Cielitmu nd New year's, and are I . of the executive board, who 1 I I., , I I eatnerman Tel ls Spacemen: Go! Knowledge -m.misusto.markst,onc. ~ a tow source of I - W OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI), ." Caddie Troop SI, under the leadership c( Mrs. Bunny Morgan, Is costalbuting GMScealendsntoB$Y 'r.;:i Annual Chr1stmuAhet ,;• ltamonte meeting of the optings Civic Club will be at 1s:8o pn. Wednesday at the t - _~I 11 : :; B7 Ills Barb. ; I In Little Demand'. .1 I I Hospital Patients By Civic Club ,I Christmas For 1I F"- .., TtI : I n. Real Mistletoe Scouts Planning --- ' . II 4 ' I * : P-oriavol - . .1==o-AWTVX4 - ,, jggg; outside mirror; and front and rear seat belts (which, becaus, we11k. Bukk owners to corns ___ ,' . , ~ I .-L_111.$.,_ H I I - if ~jp~~i9 .. 11. .. I I " ' __ - . • ' - ________ ~ -. It I* : Is-____ - 1- 6- , . . I... ...~,;1,~P'1.1_, ,X 1, ..L. '~;, . IL. :'-, I , t S 'i' . I I INC Mwed,nmell d . '\ v... NEW COMMAND 5' . .Va., and Spec. NNW LOOK LYNDA-Lypida Bird Johnson --.to of P.., MW - -...---.- C 1 Claude L McClure ofMail. flow back toclaueeatT.xulJnjv.rsltyaftera Editerialpsgs -..-IA ___ bolldaw.ekdat 5 Ithh "MenI . 6iWfeNft4WWWdW% BILL -HEMPHILL MOTORSt. Pt maIn In Cambodia for eitouisr " to cmb ra to $Peru ~~ xgiorW a Hamilton. 411"It. Brig. Gin. Tarleton U. N p t Watkins, commandant of the city manager Charles Bar. rlerwUl'"-"J."-tteb.. at Hurlbart Field, Mo has the Capitol center planning - I the Theitka r~wwerkllsfff opt ft on' the wlff Air Command CALL 322..1 M I I— . I ""love ~ . Of tb* NOW StA114 government i ?~! . ~ . - I " ' ' " ' ' '' (' , ---1 : I ~ I p " * ~ I . - - I , '- ' h L , -/ --- I 11 'T -1 '' , , \ \1 ' I ~ . - I~ i . _1 I 11 - 1! �I p—. I I I i' 1W srt *, Page 2 — D.c. to 1065 Weekend Food a.... DUE) Plentiful Barracks 2898 Has Election L.for • EXECUTIVE BOARD members of the Geneva Historical and Genealogi. cal Society are (top photo, from left) Mrs. Pauline Moran Murphy, eec. r.tsry; Mrs. Khadra Culpepper Ward, president; Carol Starling, iresi. dent elect; Mrs. Lorraine Yarborough Whiting, vice president, and Mrs. I!nrgaret Lindsey C1it, trenurer. Directors are (bottom photo from left) One R. Mathieux. Mrs. Katherine Flynt Kilbee, Oliver B. Matkieux, Mrs. Ward, and W1am G. Kilbee. (Herald Photos) — - •' radIshas, rulabagago sasiAllt, sweet potatoes am tuslp& . • I s..mmuniw aw 00 -' sanu Dsgiunwg at a p.m. Members are to bring a a laaa ut.i l 5Q W 0? fters" for the CM oxchwg*. Ali VOW War I "tersus their wives ase Inited to at. Manager Fined SEMINOLE FENCE eon of turkey and all the m .4. WALL CHAIN LINK FENCING - Installations will be at the DO& Is mod Christmas party And toy dish lunch. ti_es.. — .4.4. • 1 in the ftu soctios. opplas. grapdralt. laws, "'_, •....4..a Oranges .— -'-I .tt,wdv Put a special plus mar our Hot d 00 OTisiej buys for this w..k.d. ' .•,.,,.., jks ______ portions canned tens and mimes ins the camsd :.$ Wi.. WHERE IN THE WORLD 06 R.ds CoI.bratO 481h Birthday ARE YOU GOING teed fly Leon Dcnnea Wrapping Cart Hospztal ' Notes .. . .:' 7 ?' pr•••••••••• • . '• y liv. and Mrs. Burtise Mc. IliWam, øaniord, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Gotge li HaU, las lordagirl. Discharges A*uN kocd, Im Perry Jr., Mae Reedy, C.d,l. Keith, DagieJ. Dimes and baby girl, Donald Maafr.do, Betty Via, Mary RUss Trosper, Banlord; WU• 11am Cuddy, John I. Brown, Deltona; Pamela Cooper. Lake Mary; Dolores facy sod baby girl, Ostaes; 0*514 Daugbtry, Tltusvltie. ' L ___ . f Wonderi ng what to give the IN 2M woman who has everything? SERVICE There'. one item abe's almost certain not to have sod is csr talntosppreclate ...sglft wrapping cart. ON A You C00 buIld one 7l5The1f and present It to her before he c the bo)idspe w put It to good l it ase only a weekend Is make. and sltog.thst the sost for MstaIial$ and osaplet. . .• &&X; 11 ____ ill 1LI ifM - 'i•'t L P,,!IL.I AL UUUWU Ws ANGELES Wpl) — Prin ce Philip of Great 5jts mill be awatded an honorary doctor of laws dsge UCLA on Mitch 14 during Cbartcr Day ceremonies is campus. al,ersl siereeneed the besbead of Qosis Bites. beth a. miS delier a quA. •pres Philip, lb. Dubsof 5dIsbur, will antve is lll. Muck 0 mad sistine. hi. S The admInIstratIon of Jum UceLa not confined to the courts alone, nor to the X5 iponalbility of the judges alone.It goes back to lbs In. dI'ldUal citisiss, thur dial. iflgs With eaCh Other aDd thilt obsityatici of the id 0 °7. ud Rlid Cooper thi Orange Cesaty Crisdasi Court of Record told members of lb. labed Uosa Ciub 'Itis isaUm s.d S plies Caw 4 ?lew York ' •• Crime Costs ii '125 Billion winner Ready To Quit burglary every 23 seconds," "CrimeIs sing ratojp.d buying tickets lbs masts to quit 'hue shea tw ' tIon United &Us& Stat.., with a total annual In the past yes,, with odds I) sy .jrvv coatestimatedby the PEl at estimated at 110 millIon to one, ever $1111 111111101111" he Added' WAEIDWTON_(Upfl—fle areat mto ? 1ces rsci*ded propertyIm eemparahle Before that, abs bad woe priz ____ that which would be csuud ea worth $200 sad $* , -. ww... by .oauy boabers," — - "' Judge Coq,.g eslied fm so 0800" DIP20 06t cIety tlebs &siarchi.gioo 80 00 AMY NA Navy Salb at ow edalsfairstjoe ej Jul. Armed Forces — nub" Im" ft Air ft" 111011. en "ga arri" at a sound a" proper wwwa pie pHlivo id Me basis for law and order" A Year is more fitting for the courts "With the present condItion to leave to the dulj elected of our trial docket., the time Npresstatjns st the peopl, is gone when judges can malt the faction of asking w for li tigants to wears their laws and thanglog old liws. way Ii and out of legal muss We submit th at cawia ou34 to get a moment of decision leave to educators and social of the basic Issues Involved. theorists the responsibility for "We need a ablrtsle.ve Ju. bringing about oksagss in our dlclsry, luds.e at all lSfll$ social outlook," he declared, trial sod sppeflats, who are wiui in to n up their .l..,si sod tackl, the overwhelmIng muiu, iOrriO Tomatoes Cost, For Pasunger Mistake Pays TV Purchasers in addition I. presiding $ smooth wrapping surface and $ place for storing, ribbon, cards, scissori sod cellophane tape, the gift wrapping cart has $ multitude of other uses. It can alas be used as a staId, s sewing -- tsr or an .xtrs workstandferthskltch.n, even whfl. storing gut wrap IWO& Pleas toe this baa sties. $11 call fit $ pISStIe.OStSd hard.boitd top, an ld.sl 5. fEe for cutting, writing sod wrapping. Also specified I. the plans ire twe shelves sad svoomy drawer, speelallyle. signed t. bold materials sad ooa, plus esslers Jo, .q mobility. While you're away you can keep up with all the local news . . . sports, society, political and what — have — )'OU! A MONTH DELIVERS THE SINFORD HERAL1) BY MAIL! DON'T - . P. 0. BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLORIDA Sind ta ..................... • ....... --- • fn'i ...... - conspiracy, "There Is no longer any doubt that Soviet Russia's ,rnmic and political policies based on the half-baked doe. trim, of Karl Marx hay, fall. cii," Alexander Kersoaky told me. "Communism does not exist in Russia," be said. "What does rxlal Is elementary state cap. Italism. Unfortunately, under the label of communism the Russian people have been under the yoke of a ruthless dictatorship for 45 years." Kerensky, young - looking and alert at 84, stIll has hop. long Illness. Born In Cuflaan, Ala., ski li ved in Paoia hI years bef ore moving to DeBary 13 months ago. She was a member of Oaklawn Baptist Church of Sanford. Survivors are her husband, Henry Yeackle, of Dehary; two ions, W. Fred Yesekle, of and MaJ, Heury Ycacklo Jr., stationed In Gets many; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Abbott and Mrs. Bills Holmes, both of Cuilman; four grandcbiWre and four great•grand. children. &Issoo Funeral Horns Is Is charge of arrangements. Sanford, Vertical Jet Is Unveiled MUMCif, Germany (DPI)- W.t Germany'. Demur sir. craft works unveiled what It hopes will be the world's first vertical takeoff jet transport, The lO4et Doll. desigied to carry about seven toss of car flussiawillon.dsybesm.m. go and take off aid land ret. her of the Western democrs't. tically or from UIted runway Ic community. Desplt. years of space, has not yet bees flown 11 exile be works unceasingly for but has been thoroughly tested on a stationary staid. liii beloved Russia. Kercnsky's new book tltlej "Russia aand History's Turning pointiw Just publish- HANNOVER, Germany ed by Duell, Sloan and Pearce, (UPI) — Frans Usabs, 54,.a Is certainly a rats document of former Nazi SI sergeant, was Nazi Sentenced Clow hr - - • CS WI WILL Oft W 1110 u $ minIster and then as premier of Russia's %provisional government, cnsk7 gave the Russians the only free and democratic re. gisne In their long history. However, he himself was over. th rown by Lenin and his arm. ed Bolshevik minions In November of the same year and thus became the first and outstanding victim of the Red First NEYIS YIITH YOU! A DAYI O ' •11 of public Masters Inc., a discount ap plia*cs store, sold the sets to the first batch of 500 bargain hunters led to the dccii by a - -, TAKE THE HOMETOWN ISS is Frances Yeackle Of DeBary, Dies TO YOU *x NEW YORK (UPD—About 50 televIsion sits were sold tot Wall - __________ 00 °'•" _ -"------ - stifling atmosphere of Marx1st-Leninist dicta torship. They will be thril led to learn, If Kerensky's book ever rssebes them, that for seven months in their history, jaiml7, Russia was a In. end deiseratle nation. "The day when my book and other, like it will be circulated freely within BuuIs'I In Russia. bo rders will be $ day of reDue to the bitter quarrel joicIng for civilized man over Marxist-Leninist doctrine everywhere," Keiensky said. between lIed Russia and Red Chins the international lied movement Is In disarray, If not yet In a total state of dli-. Integration. These ar. the views of A1ende; K.rensky, th e liberal leader and moderate revo. Mrs. Prances D. Yesekie, ii, of 13 Lake Drive, Dehary, threw the czar in March, 1917. died Tuesday morning after a . S. the balsace sheet: Ills successors in the Krem. un even had to resto re cap. Itelist. Incentives to bolster tiieir critical economy and fssling agricultural produc. tion. Faith in God, despite years of Intense antireliglous prop. agands, still ii $ living force this muso ti gsuoaclogglngour courts. Judges must not only DENVER (UP1)m. U. 8. .Aa isv ha. 1,*iJ.', "10 ' s on AttoreSy's offics has Iliad a 1600 Navy "WL as Nub" do t" bink submit IW It $1,000 C1111 MA 411"d 811114111 "so has ad * rebusbod saw asewMosel, Led Bittli. matees. $ " __is . 'AII, 1*. (tWO Pit. Federal arit said McCoy, L_ • ,doup.4 th ii, of Darer, boarded a Cci. is, e.sturi. 1$*W( (VN)-.ISs then aim, of he ?. Greet, tinsel.) Mr Uspe pleas with -.._i , ,---pAis WeeS Za* bass chit is. the tomatoes last 4egest, s.nseesee.ens. ass...to vl 1* psto - dsao 1i by guu1 Is the panel and tiM film —a, Hurtles" aft was l- IN "I" One a "11110 Taia . - __ ___ machine Prrnc. Philip U" HANIlad $fl Russia In November, 1917, lin's future course and the liii aim, he proclaimed, mu to relationship between the Corn. create a "new" edilectivist and munist and the free world. goiless society. The Russian people, espeToday, as Communists ecle. cially Russia's youth, are brute th e 46th anniversary search g in a way out from the of the Bolshevik "Revolution," VACATION around $S$. The sveagejiscan tam. 01 I-P. r ,. 8 year 0% ad prorid, the esáekf J of seen. ffkkwyfee that ?Ztai lspror14sdforher.ewlnfor _____ ____ II LIJ Soviet Russia today, the Krem- SCHOOL • i ture of "Russia end History's Newspaper Ent.rprk.. Asia Turning Point" Is the light It When Lenin s.laed power throws on any assessment of Novel Present Cs8iy Bus *c*hllau, CISO A. ___ • Csrtcr,Pri.dflulCesmedy,Rs. ad Tenth,, Piokey Dmmsr AMONG GUESTS enjoying recent chicken pilsu sponsored by th e G.n. Janss, Anoli M.Whlther, LU. eye Hljtorlcal atd (hnulogleal Society for benefit of Its new building lies lard, y Jthas*(lower photo) were (around tab!, from left, ton photo) Mr. and Mrs. *MIYootar,mirafliU.Joe AlIen. Mr. aâd Mrs. W. L. 8Ieg, Mrs. Vinci Wagnon, a8d Miss Helen Big I. Davis, 1aford; May LiEu. Alderman, (herald Photos) McAluaade, fleisry; David Grimm, North Orlasd.j Way., Gibson, Ostoen; Dave Wethulagtos, Oviedo; Dan , -, Yrailit, 'jIIUCVflIS. eal TOURS through facilities at Lutheran Haven In avia were led by youngsters of the Children's ome at recent open house for the new teenager's cottage, Among those participating were (left to right, top) Buddy Herndon, John Cartwright, Jimmy 'lates and Terry Yates; (front) Juanita lierudon. In receiving line at the cot. tuge were (left to right, bottom) Elliott Davis, housemother at Lutheran Haven, 3trs. and Michael Kohany, superintendent, ESTIMATES! •. Stat ,..,..,..,uis vital historical significance. us'enced So life im __ 1P.11% • 4.••fl. ...... 1111aft NW* L .............. AddYel$ ...... ,....... aty' •,.4_•,,... .4•••.4• 1,700 GIs Tagged For Viet N.m Duty FT. BRAGG, N. C. (UP!)— sprawling base, including the cording to their military oc. This Is the first big call. The levy calls mr two The Army announced that 82nd Airborne Division, will cupation speciality MAS and up of troops from Ft. Bragg "availability dates." 1,700 men from units on this 'ne selected for service In Viet not by units, for Viet Nam. They are 880 men on Dee. The 82nd Airborne Division Individuals have gone In Nasa. will be hit heavily since it the past but not In such num.14 and 8O on Dec. 20. ONE POE TUE IODENT order The came from COO. The men must be available the biggest unit In Ft. bets. is READING, England (UPI) —Sidney, a pet rat belonging Uneital Army Command at Bra n. Of the unta here, only Approximately 3,000 men of on these dates and may be to Mr. and Mrs. Rig Ellis, Ft. Monroe, Va., and through the John F. Kennedy special the 82nd ar. on permanent ordered to a port of embergets a gin and tonic every Third Army Headquarters at forces warfare center will not duty in the Dominican Re- katlon at any time after those night. Ft. McPherson In Atlanta, ac be Included In the levy, dates public, RICHMOND, 'ia. (UPI) — accrsdJteljcc from eight plot. Pott St. Joe: Port St. Joe land High School. The Southern Association of Ida schools sod accredited 13 High School, serious deliclen. Miami: Illami Ceul CiI1 Colleges and Schools withdrew other, Tuesday. des. High School; Miami Ipsiags Florida had the largest num. Tamp.: Jefferson High High SchOOl. ber of schools disaceredited School, serious deficiencies. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Tb. Punts Cords: (tarlotte SiO..g b ii,. Winter Garden: Cisasi. 5 br High School; Charlotte Jun..... i guide to the meeting In Richmond. I tion's food shopping buys for Drew High School, serious de. br High School (reinstated).' Florida schoolsdvvpp.d, dis. rs ficlencle,. this weekend was prepared Tampa: Into Compreben. continued or rsorsanls.d: by the U. 8. Departments of Key West: Douglass Ifigh ai. School. Fourteen men bays been Bunne ll: Banish High School, abolished. Agriculture and Interior for directors of the Sea. School, serious defIcIen S oo Unft,e Pyes InteyuaUonal.) elected ch ls accredit.f In Pier tool. County Chamber of Corn. Marlaona: Jackson County Ida: NAU P01 COLD Training merc Sc hool, ssiioos defi. In a mail ba ll ot by hoes Rains: Been Baton WASHINGTON WPI) - members. deneles. 111gb School. Weekend sbopp. should find All are new directors and Palatka: Central Acade my, Cottoodal plentiful quintlue, of rig. a will .: COttoda1e High S Peel OS serious deficiencies. serve lbres.yesr terms. School. ble., meats and fruits. SP.inw Clessf. Pensacola: B wnsvi e Elected from DIst ri ct ro ll Jon. 1, i Check ks specials in lb. sod I were Jack Bolt, Scott los High School, serious defl. Dunasflon: Dunnelbon School. meat sections. I(arvuts of Burns, Everglades: Z-wrglades d rem Carrawsy, duelue. mentaryifigh School. nuts a nd vegeta bles continue Mack N.AnCle land Jr., Wil. ve in i. I the West. 11am ffmnpbW, DeWitt Fort Lauderdale: Nova J. MIS giving a good selection of lor.Senlot High School. rs theme, C. Vernon MIs. Jr., 10. HIlls"dale: Lanict Junior main dish sholeos. L. Inborn Jr., Douglas Stan. High School. Beef headlines the meat and George Toob. IN? Rs.f.id 332.4101 plentifuls In most areas, with strom Merritt Wand: Merritt Is Seleetsd from District I special emphasis on ground wee A. I. LermaLa and 1. T. PT. RILEY, Xis, (DPI) — beef and steaks. Pork follows MUwee. . wi th chops, roasts sod hams DIstrict 4 dIrectors chosen MaJ. Gen. Georgs 5. hardt, commanding officer of in l svnnt. Lamb meat are C. H.- Clouts and B.7. 'CYPRESS S REDWOOD S AWNINGS Army base here, has $ should be a good buy.___ Wheeler Jr. military solution to lbs trac Broil r.fryers said to safety problem. are In bountiful supply. They 1(0 DOWN PAYMENT BANK FINANCING !ckhardt has promised are reasonably priced In most dnty. es fr Saturdays lbre4b sections of the country. Residentlil and CoamareW MIAMI (UPI) — Ml sa 1 January to the men of all Beach City lissager 0. 10. company alas salts whose p. only plentiful. but they have Publin ma. laid S0 and soesel maintain eccldent.frse bad hi. drlveVm Bosses sue- records In print. ears b.. add to So sbop*S UAL 322.8060 838.7956 plenthlub in ow votistable pended me year for leaving tween Se Thanksgiving end 2511 PARK DR., RANPORD tra the scans of $ ff Ic accident. New li Year's ho days. @*diou include hroccolit tab- Safe Drive Promised Pass ross. Trustee@ are Mm Xthel Wentworth. Mrs. Edith Hod. m and Mrs. Janet M1111tan. 4.ls.. Page3 WEATHER rfas Engel. chaplain, am' is . - Chamber Elects New Directo 17 axis Bistes Newly elected officers of World War I Veterans, Ba?. neks 2195, of Altamonta 8prings, md the Auxiliary unit, av. been aanoimc.d. 8nlng the barracks will b. Otto Baumgirther, COZfl. mender; Roger Mifler, sen. for 1cs commander; Clell Wright, junktr vie. command. Cr:; Daniel Evans, adjuL' William Mili Lga,:, quit r. uiaatsr; Ralph '.t... Li'- j lain; Leroy Stovsr, fudgs id. voest., and David Wintworth, sergeant at anna. TruL,.a ae. Bertle Ryan, th ret years; Robert ultspatrltk, two ysarsI and Bin DraM, one year. Auxiliary of ficers are Connie Baumgstth.r. ptcrt. dent; Mm heal. Ryan, "n vice prtddmtl Mrs Eva at the Out.~~ anfgsrbtr*Thtec. 1,tOfl5 For Housewives Of Officers t. Florida Schools Lose lr It is an eyew itness account of for murderin g a Jewish pre. tie Russian revolution teaser in Poland is 1141. •fsscinatini memoirs of $ key figure in one of the moat sirs. inatic and crucial ey.ta In vaacmsa, mis. veanaacs modern history. D.'—Yua.ral ..rvtces tee Mrs. )'ew people alive bays any. irises, D. Ysackle, U, *1 D.Usry. who dI.4 Tu.isy, thing like the combination of will b as p. m. IsturOsy .tiexsnder )Cerensky'. mem. at Ur*s.oa 5 ?un.r.I Rem.. lanord, with ones and au thority with rela. Do,. heirs T. Barrels .1 OskIawa Ba$*st tion to the Ruuisn re,olutice. Churek eftietatlag. laud Funeral Notice But the most important tea. ill b. In OskIawn Msmor al Park. flr&uoa reutal Rem. Ia eastea LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING "FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY" SEMINOLE COUNTY UNDRY CO LA n W. 1,4 is • H. I.. woiw a., owisti • PH. 3214383 '115V1P45 SANO5D sad SEMINOLI COUNTY $INCI 188" a �11 6 : -I I' fa to I I t mmuor, Wninnam, Gray : G Page 4 - Dec. 1, 1965 Osciark em1$ she "-r4 SQl , . Dominate I SEC . `* P~$.;".? BIRMINGHAM, Ala (UP!) -Florida's late surge against -state rival Florida state lstSaturdayenabledthCGa' tons to retain their leadership LA final Southeastern Confer' . once statistics released today. Florida finished the season r -.,with 3,375 ya rds gained Is 10 games for an average of v.r 337.3. On defense Flo rida limit Is ml opponents to anavsrage _L'r _,-, . lo 4~ ' •. - ..w.. • ' I., '' -. •1. • , . .1.. : . log. . . i'., ..- : so led In passing Florida al Thfknse and rushing defense. base, with fullback Steve Bowman, was second it 177,4. Vanderbilt maintained Its passing defense lead limiting opponents to only 84.5 yards th rou gh the air each game. .• . . - 1 ' • r -' - .- . -- , ,,,, . - , - - 62-0. Miss Denman It - :II . i. a . BILLY MIKLER 'z' Strikes. . Today is the final day for t CoRegiate Basketball Season Begins Today leagues and at 4 P.M. for the Tuesday League. Check with your team captain and let him put your entry form in early. Do you remember the same of Johnny Wright? Johnny used to work as a mechanic here at the lanes and was one of the better bowler' SCORING 116 so 37 86 30 24 24 5 errcr. Harmin, Lyman ..........5 Mike Gray, Seminole ....... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Chuck Scott, Seminole 0 0 4 0 YARDS RUSHING (Top Ten): MIkler, Oviedo, 1376; Vhigham Seminole, 663; Baker, Lyman, 513; Tulp, Oviedo, 603; Lambert, Lyman, 483; Messer, Seminole, 401; Presley, Crooms, 890; Boston, Lyman, 131; Herman, Lyman, 317; • Scott, Seminole, 233. YARDS PASSING: Wbigbam, Seminole, 975 (61 of 125); Gunn, Crooms, 676 (39 of 77); Hugh., Lyman, 217 (17 of 57); Caffe., Oviedo, 181 (10 of 42). PASSES CAUGHT (Top Ten): Gray, Seminoles, 26 for 368 yards; Brinson, Crooms, 20 for 865 yard.; Elhsy, Crooms, 12 for 206 yard,; Ifikier, Oviedo, 9 for 186 yard.; Over. • Top Soph meetings _____________________- In Final Contest 1ii recognise S _ __ tbs $ rho Saw" 4* S • -. p - Political Set At Longwood - ________ _______ ______ President Of ______ Paradise Club ONLY do Fi12-Inch, restone Long Playing & & c&w I filled. the comer ___ 4 s ee ANDREWS Am. t ot S$ ACADEMY AWARD WINNER OW STAR of "MARY POPPINS" seed THE"SOUND OF MUSIC" SINQ$.,a essm Bob of christmas w-The avistoone aos" sd ltoMiflg (titUs Jw^ tuis Me4 VIC DAMONE NGS...'b Ceus Upon A ad I A U....j I DOROTHY KIRSTEN md.c AsS " -11Jow to as L~A~~ JAMES' MCCRACKEN $ $3.98 to '4.98 VALUE NOW ONLY... of Ile spent his first day "Everyone feels the Job Church Streets. posi tion, and the ward 2 seat active duty with th e Air Na. to present an acceptable sbcorps program is the answer All seven candidates run. held by Robert Newell with tional Guard and got $26 in jan for the signs at the next making responsible, self. on party and Lyman volunteered I 1*3&.._"MeIn W. Has Mad On •- aid "Ave blerta" , Jan- oar> due to the upcoming holtwins. May I urge that your cli seats in next Tuesday's to the Incumbent, being C. H. haircut. Coats and Hartley Davis. Nugent asked that he be idsys. immediate attention be given municipal election have been A total of 629 voters, the left alone and kept out of The structure ci county th is matter and a decision invited to appear and state school tax miflage and importrendered at the earliest pout. their platforms and qualifies., largest number in history of the Whit. House limelight. IIe ance of good education was Uons. the town, had registered by spent his last ble date," Qullien said. day before re- explained by Mrs. Swofford porting for basic training at Asked if be thought the Councilman Percy Whit., the deadline last week, who attended the meeting with : twins' apparent change of who along with a citizens Polls will be open Tuesday President Johnson's LIJJ her husband, , arr*flgt. from 7 am. until heart was genuine, Pennell group, has made 7 p.m. at Ranch with Luef Baines John. Refreshments of coffee and menta for the event, urges the Community House on son, 18. said: coo kies were served following "The Bible says ,by their voters of the city to attend Mait.Iand Avenue. Election of. "flu is just another basic the business session. the rally and meet the candi. ficial.s named by Swofford trainee to us," lackland of. fruits ye shall know them' .0 : want to be sure a bout a per. dates, are Leslie Winters, clerk, and tidal, said. "We will offer Sir Walter Scott was the son, but nobody can know but Coffee and doughnuts will Albert Starke, Mrs. Margaret no different training to him first great writer of English the individual." Brown, and Mrs. Joan Henna. 1 than to anyone else." I be served. I historical novels, TIRE $ALE S - Firestone .., -. '. I Discount Prices . .. - . NO MONEY DOWN ~s _________ $15.80 - 17.15 ' 7.eOl4(7,7514) 6 70 15 (7 7i) msa (125.14) a7. iô44 (i 55. $4) 5(519-15) . - ' .---. - k. - - - - -. -.1/ - -. - , ~ A " '. / . , i); ,~,'- I. -.1i"- , ," NYLONS I CHAMPION Buy Now at - ' I __________________ 20.45 23.10 25.35 28.85 $14,3() 15.40 $12.17 13,1 8 - 18,45 15.61 20,85 22.85 18.77 26.10 20,57 23.41 A $2.29 Fer Tire SOne ØWT1,.1 L1 • nsinedbobowooepww o 19581 PS? MY 4000 Is Pier Ms. 71.00 7 pew me. L°° • P' MO. I Is - Priced as shown ci Vbustos. $Ioessj cornp.ffilveiy priced at PIre.$sns Dealers and stall esevies elalioaa disisloyins Iii, Plreeaoee alge, --h' -' I - &... 1 ,• I" ./ 1:.301 $4334 0. - -.-. - . : 11 j. ' - Emah POWERFUL SEARCHUGHT BEAM •4' -u' - 4-evey push button ewitch too PW. ACI1tIOIIII Nuts $250 esch - 1t$o-M Uohreekabl. plastic case Tw.tuss Battestes sutse rrr I . I 0 i ' 1 ~ ':L.. -. - I - NATIONALLY FAMOUS pettln1 zoo will ho et th. a. M Fields Plus for the next two week.. Featured are a " baby elephant, llama, kangaroo and many other animals safe JETI • Ueuvy-duty rubber Fita most cars Black, white, blue, geses Nd "' . - * -. Door-to-Door - 40 V1e,0 APFL IAI C E iu, f JULIE Basic Wilms and Keith Nixon, who has no op- I featuring r y0&% ' r bliS ____ SHOPPING Choice of Stereo or Hl.FlI ___ ___ 21 IDAYS TILL CHRISTMASI , FIW parts ____ ________ • vwi ___ 4- sin S PECIAL DAY I 5V=T FARRELL'S as Men's RoomI Rudolf Spuller Two Weeks ____________________ " • - _______________________ ____ bse Sanford furniture Co. Altamonte Misher - " (R.Tenn.) PenneR felt that a Doctors waited to examine Hand-in-glove with that was Other ex periments Included Lawren ee Valdejo, Baymon place could be found for the everything from the astron. the "M-5" experiment, "bicas. set of inflatable cuffs, worn by Josey and George Llttiken. A delegation of seven mom, Harrison twins in the job auts' brain waves to their says of body fluids," which Lovell, to determine whether her s attended a recent county required the astronauts to It offers protection against the heel bones. corps and Quillen agreed. the legs commission meeting in sup also package and store all liquid "pooling" of blood in Pennell said he "won the Borman and Lovell boys to the Lord," and plan, were ordered to abide by a waste. The two tests rcprv. after an astronaut lands; and port of plan, for improvement ned to baptize them at his strict food-and-brink diet and sent "a very great undertak. elastic cord-type exerciser to in the Paradise Point area and keep the orbiting astronauts In at the November club meetin g Temple Baptist Church when to bring home every bit of ing," Berry said, at First Federal Savings and they were released from jail, body waste-liquid and solid, "it's probably the most dlf- shape; a phonocardigram to Loan in Apopka, County Corn. flcult experiment from the give doctors a means of keep. says 'you including sweat. "Everybody big tabs on the mechanical missioner Lawrence Swofford wouldn't believe they were The expert, were unwor. activity of the astronauts' was guest speaker. th e same boys'," the preacher ned about what a record per. hearts; and electroencephalo. Swofford told th e club th at said. "They've changed so lod of weightlessness would do S. Floral Way is to be includ. graph to permit experts much and they're so Interested to the human body. "I cer. m e a a u r e the spacemen's ed for continued road main. In this chance 'in the job talnly don't look for anything "brain waves" while they tenanee. In addition, the inter. that's going to be of serious :corp,." were asleep; and a vision test. section of Balmy Beach Drive Pennell said the youths told nature for us right now for a ed to determine any changes and Holliday Avenue has been him on a recent visit that he 14-day exposure," said Dr. r,epaired and plans are for In the astronauts was the first person ever to Charles Berry, astronaut phy nse of or lentation during weightless. Balmy Beach and Apopka. take an interest in them. slcian. Bear Lake Road to be resur. fle55. fly Donna Hates "They said they didn't know The main medical interest faced in the near future. Hz. centered in two areas: why I bothered." vigorous campaigns are tension of Balmy Beach to SR that, in took them a suit 1. The prospect he lie said ____________________________ being waged In Altamonte Luci's Friend 438 will be completed by th e of cloth es and they told bins ft county as soon as necessary ,, Springs by incumbent Mayor was the first new clothing rights of way are deeded. W. Lawrence Swofford and Just Another could remember. He said they In business of the meeting. told him of getting meals and his opponent, Philip Tope, for it was p roposed by Spuiler • th ey lod ging when and where th e el ec tion schedul ed Tues. that membership be extended Trainee could since th ey were nine. day when the offices of mayor to non-resident property own' years.oid. and two council seat. will be SAN A N TO N I 0, Tex. ers who have plans to build "It's a wonder they're not By Donna Estee open. (UP!) - Patrick J. Nugent for th eir own use at a later dead," Pennell said. "1 don't Robert Petree, prominent Also on the ballot will be may be the steady boy friend date. Joscy was named to know how they've survived," attorney and executive vice amendments to the town char- of the President's daughter, head a committee to study thi s Quillen had to go through president of the State Young tar for the creation of a mu. but he is "just make necon:' another basic proposal and channels to get the job Corps Democrats, will be moderator nicipal court and a utility trainee" at Lacicland Air mendation for action. applications for the youths at th e annual Longwood Pa. commission. Spulier also suggested th at Force He. u since the state's quota of litical rally scheduled for 7,80 Council seats open are the That is as Nugent, of Wau. members exhibit a club nietn members already bad been P.m. Saturd ay In city park at w ard one post now held by kegan, lit., wants it. bership sign upon their pro. ram j ubs It: D MILODII Ends Tonight m th i vu oui Santa Gualifying ______________________ Waxes Hot At _____ Pick T k Mayoralty Race bad on, Alabama offensive half- '' _ licity in hopes of attracting Astronauts Frank Borman and perhaps the most complicated and Lovell were scheduled for the attention of their parents James Lovell was planned as of the eight experiments a. a series of X- rays by experts year. who deserted the youths when the most elaborate set of medl. board GeminI 7- the one en looking for expected decreases Names are Rudolf Sputter cal experiments ever attempt- titled "Calcium Balance Stu. in the numbers of red blood President;Ronald R. Lyman they were nine years old. They attracted, Instead, the ed in space--& flight that dy," or simply "M.7." It re- cells. Doctors said the cells vice president; Mr.. Audre) attention of the Rev. William could pave the way for future quired keeping all the body may "hide out" in other parts Napierata, treasurer, and Mrs Pennell who In turn took the long-distance journeys aboard waste for later medical exarnl. of the body, such as the liver Romaine Crabb, secretary Di rectors are George Hayter, nation on the ground. and spleen. case to Rep. James Quillen orbiting space stations, 5; Jackson, Crooms, 3; Gary Smith, Lyman, 1. United Press laftroadesiall them "A little National BoaNelson Stokley, louisiana amassed 468 yards passing back; Terry Readies, Ken. The college basketball sea- ketbail Association team," iOS Among - ' the women to t,uallfy for thbir own 'Santa 5peciai' son gets under way Wednes. The five other nationally State's brilliant quarterback and 449 running, for an aver- tueky defensive back; Bobby who suffered • leg injury in age of 131 Yards of total of Wade, Mississi ppi fullback; day night with second-ranked top-ranked teams ..elng tournament. th ac mid-season, w asa n a m a d fen" per game, mIchigan and five o er teams ' Gal DragstersThe Sanford Automobile tion on the first night of the South.sstero C o n f e re neeStokley comple ted 32 of 50 DOts Beget, Mississippi State ti on's rated among the na ' Jacqueline Desiman won the Dealer's Association in co. Sophomore of the Year in the passes for a 64 per cent cv' flankea-back; Dwight Lewis, 10 In Setlon against fsIr.to season are all at born.. Powder Puff Drag Derby and sponsoring this event with Jacksonville Journal's annual crage and three touchdowns. Mississippi State linebacker; Third-ranked Minnesota op weak opposition. Eddie Shartinan won the big the Sanford Women's Bowl. He will receive a trophy Bobby Duhon, Tulane quart. UCLA, which his split Its poses North Dakota, fourth, poll. Saturday at th e Florida P match sse in Seminole Tim. Inc Association offer the from Sanford. pounder Stokley, a 170 last two games-beating Mich- ranked St. Joseph's plays erback; Kirby Moore, Gorgis urne format as the recently Wright's now working in ing Association Drag Racing completed ti-cm Crowley. La., na rrowly hishing Co.'s annual football quarterback; John Boynton, gin in th. finals ci the NCAA end successful tlt%b.ranked 1) and Roistrs, a bowling lane In Annandale, last Saturday night at the u he beat out Mississippi tackle awards banquet. Fl o ri 4 a Tennessee tackle; end Jimmy tournament last lurch Osceola Rrag Strip on the old un's tournament. That I., Virginia and m's almost top losing to its f reshman teaw iesti VP!, lgbth.rsnked Kin- Jim Urbanck and Tennessee quarterback St.. Spurrier Keyes, Mississippi guard, you have two divisions for man in his league. liii 195 Geneva Airport. last Saturd ay night-stilts its su laces Arkansas and ninth- quarterback Charlie Fulton in received the award last year, the lower and higher averaverage puts him in third po. season Friday night against ranked Bradley takes on the the balloting by 11 southern Other players receiving Miss Penman of hfowey.ln. votes in this year's balloting Ohio State. UCLA was rated Milwaukee branch of Wiscon. sports writers, The-Hills, ran a fIX uS Cho. aged bowlers making It very sitlon and he's Just as strong fair for ill those entering In tournament, too. Hobby Johns, Alabama Stetson hi. leg were Before he injured No. 1 In the nation In the UP! sin. veils and won over 20 other the tourney, He was leading with an defensive back; Dennis Hoes' early the seventh game of in Board ci Coaches pre season entries, Including two previous th pe ners, Ken. In o er top o Add to this the first plies 861 four-game met of 881 and rating,, wInners, lucky plays Ilardla Simmons, Stetson University's Hatters priz, of $50. At this Use of than was bumped by four AP?DOVED-Th. Cossi Michigan, O&5 iIth likely Butler is at Illinois, Houston is Shartinan, from Lakewood. year well, you can easily Guard has approval put 1W opes their 19" basketball pins in the last squad of the to be UCLA's season tonight wses they host Ohio, dsfsated Detroit's Fred i.e why It's being called the event. Someday we ought to to this Gentex We vest, the for national boson, will be at Notre Dame, Air Smith In three of four runs Santa Special. list water spott vi. Force is at the Rollins College Tars in over the quarter-mile track Those who have qualified in see Johnny bowling as a pro calve such approval. Tb. home to TSnMUI. Widnii. Iowa State and Kansas State the DLan4 National Guard on TV. Guard made no mention and cain. within .03 seconds the A Division (143 average About two wsek'a ago, the of the modal--serious tot- led against this season by I. The of the track record, schedule Is light FrI o'clock preliminary game will andover) are Beverly Meek,. Jet Lanes Kegler's League lows, tool, S-Inch, 221.potad Cat* da y nit but them is a g FORT L A U D H IWAIH, drafted less Gander from pit the Stetson Junior Varsity Running his AIP'X Cornet- Jo Mary Smith, Mary had these bombers racking Russell and are so big and nitlonal card Saturday Includ. 31.. (UP!) - The majors Richmond. 427 injected high-riser called Meek, Sue Jackson, Helen the pins: Hal Cisnee 203; An. against a Daytona Beach jun. In their final buslneu br College quin Pounding the pocket were read that rival coaches call g Alabama vs. Rice, Arkan. swi tch the baseball the "Comet A'Oo.Clo" Shirt. luarebeuno, Ross Patrick, dy Patrick 217; tet, Bill Haiback the minors 515 Vi *liSOSTis MIIMIai Everett Terry 190; Bonnie man won the first two drags Dot Button, Doris &haut. 214; George Paulk 201 to their own convention site meeting today, and were to vote on propoisd Bow ling Green, Bradley vs. with times of 1O.S0 and 10.25, toot, Erma Anderson, Thei. Hill Brown 209. Grit rolled her highest Oklahoma at nearby Miami Beach to' amendments with emphasis Northern Michigan, before losing the third to ma Unger, Jane Adeock, Max. A newcomer to CHNISTMAS Jet Lanes league game $ 171 and hub. £ vs. Iodina, Texas Tech vs. day, raising hopes that now on a controversy over how Smith's time of 10.21 in his ins Fehr., Par-Id. Owens. and the Friday afternoon by Fritz helped the cause much the majors should pay R Kansas, Texas vs. Mississippi, they'll substitute action for OUM SICATIi 65 Cheelie, 896, fuel inject. In the B Division, we have Deltona Pin Busters League with a 159; Lowell Pettis St. Bosaveaturs vs. Oklahoma all th at trade talk which pro. toward the salary of $ play. ed. Jø Ann Wright, Busy Rune, Is a 'youngster' by lbs name shot $ 114; Use MaeIeay 11.4 send down t City and St. Louis vs. South. duced so little here in the team, or But Shartman clinched the Joyce Dorton, Mildred Jones, Of Lefty Vann. two good games together Local grid expert. bowed era Cal if rn o ia. LAYAWAY PLAN beat tlu'ee.cf.five duel In the Margie R.dnssn, Mary Beau. For those of you are up on 107, 191 for a 535 series and minors' camp. At present, the major lea. fourth run with a time of lieu, Alice Beaulieu, Susie your baseball greats, you'll Curtis Barker had a 191/509. out In grand style In hit IITMRAV PAITII$ The minor leagues wind up gums teams pay the fir-it 1300 week's final Sanford Herald 10.20. The record for the Os. May, Margie Fart-is, 0111. this gentleman's And this reminds as that football omisteaL Just to pow their three-day meetings to. a month. The triple-A teams • PVNP 1411411 PA11111111111 reola Strip is 10.17 by Hubert Yehinek, Mary McLaughlin, name as being one from that two weeks ago, Pat Barker day end the major leaguers are asking that this be Mt bow goad lb. local prs. Putt. Thelma Hickson and Trudi. category having played pro. rolled her fir-it 500-plus serwill be taking the 20-mile adte$700 and the seajor, lktsss Wert. there war* nine In regular elimination., the Wesley. fessional ball for the House ies. Congratulation.. trip down ks coast In vr.p- have offered a corn. only misses wire thi winners wirer Quite a few more names of David team as a pitcher aration for their ge t-toge ther promise. Wasn't too much to write Iwo tie games on e Usk Top Eliminator - Sub Lin. from the regular ranks of and flint basemen. which runs through Friday. home to momma about Is the rniy. Navy, Miami . Noire $seta Special womes's Lees than a dozen changes ter. Lessburg; Little Elimi. kegler-ett.s miming from One eases he had a 80 Ill Nooner's League this Doom asiw iss howling tournament fin a l of any real significance were sister - C. I. Edward., Titus. even trying out for the lop wins and four loss.s record, week, Art Brown Pest Control The beet of the., Was was qualifying date Is this Wednes. made here. Biggest of these Street Eliminator - sixteen posItions. Surely hope lefty's now 87 years of are still continues on their uses'hicks who also bit th, day fsrthoae women Interest, was Alvin Dark's appoint. Carl • hlagerstron, Orlando; that well have a large nuns. and looks like $ kid' of for. ry way in top position staid. lift on the bead by predicting ad In eompetiag. mist as manager of the Kin. Top Stock Eliminator - Dick bar of late corners to fatten ly.fre. Great to have you Into and again. It seems like LC Middle the prize list. Cherry, Titusville; as a kegler, Lofty. each week there's at least ha mist poInt. as 47, the There irs two kudkapped us City Athletics. ems amount veiled up In divislois - A for these with Heeding up Tuesday's urn. Stock Eliminator - Charles Give this one your support O u r Saturday morning one member who's carrying I !lonlda's 80.17 wIn ever P'Ior. averages ci 143 and over and Rod development, were the vilie; Lakeland; and little girls, cause It's definitely de. Junior league once again the team. Cason, State, aid yet Hicks esly the IDMslos for thou under signing of free agents Prank Stock Elhninator - Eugene signed to nihe everyone a p.. had 'adult' scores bowled in Rose Patrick had high di Inlahed third, 143. Kalzona and Del Crandall by tentlah winner with league play. game and series with a 207/. Kerr, Ocose, winner, Kin Kiss Jr., Ths t siatesa qualifiers In lbs California Angels and Already underway Is the For the older Junior Divi. 514. This was the only' El The Next r-acu by the Seminole Timing 'Aeseciation at the Popular 5-ph& or mere pre. Mass, Joe Comm b,wl.d 154, Nooses to make is Into lb. Of 2429 Laurel Ave., net only each divisles will start their Cleveland Indians, respective, rieked the eight winners, but doubles ,11'ulnitlosi this PnI. ly, Osceola Strip will be Hatur- motiOn. it'll continue through 185/580; Don NIeholas 134/. eharined Circle. Lot. of III Joe the Array.,Mavy Us sad day at•p a. ud c.otlau. The $5.yesr-old Malsone, December 11th with prizes 857; David Carter 180; Jebs sad 160 games, hr, day night.Dec 11. is too picked 47 es the meet theesgh Steeday. former ill-star th ird baseman mi of $.lb. canned hams sisd oss- Boggs 178/101; Kevin Spol- from many of the gals Who've N. Insider I. be 'wisti4 fir the Bed sex, was released will ..adhI. be "aesky" Pet.aver-bead Robin. tificatee for bellies of Christ. ski iN; Beanie Unger 188; been slightly below average ioLn$s In one game, ass single slumv MONIY Second plies Cbiei t be Al sntfrel, each entreat mast hr listen two week. ago. Frank Patteries 1I1/U4 aid In this league. cain, 427 eubte inch Ford WI have been 'pip'l twice, 4flp who p44 sads$1, $$yssr.old catcher, Earlier, w. had $ total of Ifily Callas 1$, -One of lbm happiest sad par.d rail dragster. Robin. 4$ RaW deems irs si 3M wee released by Pittsburgh just Is the Bantam Division, Proudest bowlers Is a member rinnese, plus the lusts. 'IWI sen. from Atlanta, has beenknowturkey winner.. iI1 tie, but picked es Lanes. Mosdar when the Pirates that well be right for thoae end., 11 years of of the 811 Hemphill Motortaming Is times of 1 .*condoMOM the 100-mark with age, we offer these postings .tt.s League. She's Marie ipolataukt.tsmi. PATIO= flit it aprestaslly '200 winner. Is this promotion. McMillan,wess per fet your Ann Tousesux 1$; Hatt" with $ 111 average pb. TILL -; Iai1destsUy,talkig about Pltay TIny 185; Johnny who rolled a 184 In lusgus sir3 less the 1kM New, . the inichaniun si a. esWrnpisiseiis,, 44 Deeeaber 11th4 remlads mu NIckel 114/441; Mar.14 John. last week., In thstWstheda$i.s$as1de sen IN; and even little John. Other respectable scares $, Mess isbes MestIngSaNd fw the NAI Sanford Wavy ny Spoisti had a in. belong t. Berber* CsidsIi I rise ci $10 and ha In Apopka Uonemii' Lesine. Teeresaent, Oops, that was his series 190; DackI. Owens 185; Juss. kbsr, Man, ThewUI,eil at the Frisk. Only these people whe an Made-up sf games - to, N Iti laud 155/410 and Gladys 'I'be sight, }k1"es ISletS Ba Reality Ceuspesy Thursday, ashesg of a Navy League A" 71, (StartIng is bowl Just Edwards 196. 08 Via won Dec. 2, I P. a. Is Apopka. All wS$ he psialtied to bowl em like your dad, Jehsayl) The Baits Ipeelal 111.1. 1 Hale Ke.s,, Dave Ilcbsx4., ajabers aid prospective this 188* haidkappe4 tesn. AICADI PN*MIS WON tnIday night Mr. C astlsss plait this PgIdsy I Is" Noves, Chad" 06 • 1411$ I $UVICI nseinbers are uSed to attend, aassl, . ALL PCI PIER. Mn League Bib 1.2gev as eight 9 1PAL and sestlase I layes, K. 3, OCoener, chw DAflT - A. AL . Mn P. Ms IAISPOSI PLAZA JOalbsegesdawjllbeeiecties $quadtlassa,elP.K.for the high usa wish. 318/442 Ibreugh Swsday, Good luck I in Oiterd, lay &sebma ________________ IciflctndevtbscoaJqyur. the Monday aid 2tsrs4a seals.. Others who sla1 was girls, SSVI? OPftI ad C. T. Smith, ______________ I THUPJ PSI. NIGHTS "p '0 ve,t to • -. u. Opens I ____________________________________________________ returned them to Weaver with tor's office," and astronaut 2. A curious disappearance of planned to X.ray the small a report th at they were "in. John Young dubbed it "to some red blood cells in the finger and heel bone of each Mit7aiull Miles corrigible" but mentally com• "two weeks in the men's bodies of pre vious astronauts astronaut to look for calcium exposed to zero gravity, room." potent. lost. This experiment was dub. Officers for the Paradise Dana and Danny said they Whatever the neckname, the Finding out where the cal. bed "M.6." Community Club have beer s. cium goes was the purpose of Also after landing, Borman announced for the staged the spree to gain pub- marathon voyage of cominl • - Ill .V -. '- spree and bd th.n2 sent to HnttStJfl' the Lu impiement Central State (mental) Hospt. SPACE ? taL in Nashville for psychia. (UPI)- An anonymous wag skeleton tends to lose some of that we've had," Borman said. tric examination. The hospital called it 1114 days in thee doc- Its bone - hardening catclum Following the flight, doctora 8; Mike Hargis, Lyman, 6; Wilson, Crooms, 6; Hatcher, Crooms, 6; Vernell Ellzy, Crooms, 6; Tim Colbert, Oviedo, JACKBONVILLE (UPI) - the season, Stokley • - - Sheriff Kyle. Weaver c,)Je'd bour, Seminole, 6; Bruce Dowlen, Seminole, 6; Jim Dawsey, Oviedo, 6; Ron Boston, Lyman, 6; David Straughan, Lyman, SEC's . .# ii a general "hell-raising" 80 president, _____ ' other prisoner and themselves. 0 24 0 Paul L.mbert, Lyman ........... 4 0 19 1 Larry Baker, Lyman .................. 3 Oth ers: Rick Walstrom, Seminole, 18; James Gunn, Crooms, 15; Terry Echols, Seminole, 17; Denny Overton, i.rnsn, 14; Hollle, Crooms, 18; Jim Harper, Oviedo, 12; Bob Eldridge, Lyman, 12; Bruce Stuart, Lyman, 10; Charles Presley, Crooms, 9; Greg Genii, Seminole, 6; Bernie Bar. Named _ they went on a rampage in their cell, slashing cots, an- Ig $ ton, Lyman, 9 for 131 yards, Walstrom, Seminole, 9 for 115 yards; Harbour, Seminole, 8 for 180 yards; Hisser, Seminole, 7 for 101 yards; Scott, Seminole, 7 for 91 yards; Harper, Oviedo, 7 for 72 yards. MIKE GRAY Stokley 1 0 0 0 0 0 Frank Whigham, Seminole ...... _____ 2 2 I pointing ,, Astronaut TD'. PArs FG's TI". .. with 721 air yard.. Seminole was easily the total offense leaders with 2,799 yards. Spar.. By Jobs A. Spoleki ____________________ 1 pon, have been described as THREE BASKETS for needy families were distributed by Club Scouts "te rr ible" and "incorrigible" of Den 2, Pack 501, under the direction of Mrs. Joan Immich, den moth. most of their lives, er. From left are Bobby Applegate, Donald Vurnick, John Warnick, Earl They have long been a thorn Ward, Andy Combs, Mickey immich. In back Is Pat O'Neill, den chief. In the side of Sullivan County law enforcement officers, Their most recent clash witu th e law In October resulktl in widespread publicity after ______________________________________ ,, members to - charges of public drunkenness and carrying a concealed wea. (Top Ten) yards in the air, while Crooms was second in this category . . INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Hilly Mikier, Oviedo ..................19 Pearlman Brinson, Crooms ...... 8. ..... 6 Hank Tulp, O,i.do 6 -'rnny .fteser, Seminole .... , from (3.5.1) Lyman I stressed. rison, 17-year-old twin boys Kingsport, may be on the road to a better life if preacher and a congressman have their way with Washing. ton officials. The two boys, In jail here since June awaiting trial on C,s..s (4.5) Crises. Lyman very seldom get into serious the speaker also showed a 85. the business meet. urged attend the Robert Bartlett, an official I trouble, Bartlett I minute color film of the 19fl4 ingDuring conducted by L. L. Cox, political rally this Saturday of the Wekiwa District, Boy Introduced by W. J. "i'op" Roy Scout Jamboree at Valley It was announced night. He stated, bows,,a, Scou ts of America, displayed Krohnt' pro.rani thairman, Forge Pa. (that the Longwood booth at that the Chamber mdon not 40 applications of the County Fair, sponsored back, or endorse, anyone run. boys desiring to become Cub by th e Chamber, had won $38 ning for office." Scouts at the regular meet. in prize money In addition to Ernie Fayler, local busin ess. ing of the Area Chamber of three first place ribbons, man, urgd the Chamber of Commerce Monday evening, three second place ribbons, Commerce to sponsor a Chess out that the applicu. and four third place ribbons. Club, particularly for young tions could not be accepted In charge of arrangements people of the community. A since no Pack exists in the _____ -116!1 for the booth were Krohnn committee will be named by .j city. as chairman assisted by Ralph th e president to look Into the Longwood is the only corn. Hammond, James Hughes, matter. munity in th e district that Mark Bullock, John Harmer, Refreshmen ts were served has no Boy Scout Troop or and Cox. at conclusion of the business Cub Scout Troop and the Homeowners wishing to par. and program. Longwood Cub Scout den of ticipate in th e Christmas Dec. ______________________ the Casselberry Pack can IC. orations Contest, sponsored by cept only a limited number OVER 35 YEARS the organization, are invited of boys. to call MLss Dorothy heath, At First £ Palmetto It is a proven fact that boy. Mrs. Ralph Hammond, of Cox. (AloagiMe .14 post office) -( active in the scouting program First, second, and th ird place cII' r'es w il l Is award ed Wi't • ?iiiwin judgi"g on Tuesday 1, '9 D Page 5 -.-----tefor. Christmas by three lWll1:IT IUUTLETT (right), Boy scout of. out-of.area judges. ficial of Wekiwa i)istrict, and W. J. (Po ) Cox reminded the members Krohne, prr'r;' offl,*z 4 d at tIe L)ngwood Arem Chamber of nkipal election, lie listd t I . lug, names of Uu i.ea and ________________________ 117 Donna Estee Road BLOIJNTVILLE, T e n n (t)-Dana and Danny Bar.. Ovd..Opp. Ly..Opp. Cr.-Opp. Name, School ' receivers have one more game remainIn to latch on to quarterback Frank Whigham's arelals se the Seminole huh f ootball team meets Palatka, Friday night In the sixth annual Azalea Bowl In Palatka. These four going after a high pass are (left to right), and Mike Gray (80), halfback Bruce Dowien (12), halfback Bernie Barbour (22) and end Sterl Weber (21). (Herald Photo) S 173 121 128 144 114 184 Points 167 41 71 First Downs 153 92 101 111 112 fig Yds. Rush. 1824 931 1968 1700 3950 1657 87$ 761 Yds. p j . 270 673 357 687 721 819 975 510 Passes 61.131 41.115 1742 45.103 26-90 M91 43.91 45.101 8 4 6 7 Passes mt. 8 8 6 7 Punts 25.35 38.33 29.35 27.31 31.28 33.30 29.29 27.27 (Avg.) 15 11 17 12 Fumbles Lost 8 18 6 12 573 474 471 410 805 452 61)5 429 'a di. Penal. I1 • THESE FOUR SEMINOLES pus ! . .a In total offense, hlikler edged th e Seminole quarterback by a scant 24 yard,. MikIer rushed for 1,376 and caught nine • passes for 186 more yards for a total of 1,582. Whlgham ran I for 563 and passed for 971 for a total offense figure of 1,533 yards. FRANK WHIGHAM Lyman's Larry Baker edged Oviedo's Hank Tulp for 17 third place in rushing with 513 yards to the Lion fullback's 503 yard,. Three other Lyman backs-Paul Lambert, Ron Boston and Forms Haman-were also in the top ten in rushing. Tulp, however, edged Seminole's Bonny Masser for third In scoring by the margin of an extra point. Both had six touchdowns, but Tulp's one running conversion gave him a 37.33 edge over Messer. Oviedo nipped Lyman for the team rushing title 1,068 yards to 1,950, while Seminole was a close third with 1,324 yards. Seminole was easily the passing leader, gaining - LSU Som.-Opp. flashy - (7.1.2) Seminole '•" -, '. averaged a whopping 23.1 point, a game. Kentucky was second at n4 and Alabama Record •. the passing laurels. The Lions' an halfback scored It touchdowns and to axti's points for 116 points and rushed for 1,376 yard. in 10 1 ,. games to more tJn double his nearest rival in both a.. ' partasent.. Gray nagged 28 passes for 86 yards and four touch. downs, and Whigitam passed for 971 yard. on 61 of 125 passes and eight touchdown,. Runner-up in scoring was Cxoo'ns' Pearlman Brinson wi th sight touchdown, and two running conversions r I.. i for 50 point.. Brinson was also second in pass receiving, catching 20 tosses for 363 yards. Wblgheus was second to Mikler In rush in g with 563 yards. Only s junior, Which= moved from almost nowhere to second In th. last five games when he plek.d up 415 yards of his 563 total. MIlder,tn amaittog an aver*a.uI. mare than 100-yards rushing per game, rushi(iithe ccdZiry mirk in sIx dlf. forest comes and twice he gained over 200 yards In it single game. His best day was th i 270 yards he gained sgalnst Tavat-es, the Lions' fourth opponent. ovimmile (73) 0,1.4. Longwood Youths Need Boy Scout Home To Better life STATIS11CS Seminole - ,. Kentucky wu pecond at loLl. Charlie lietendon's Bayou Bengali maintained the top blasting TUI&ne ': , TEAM . ..- ':i;" offense with, chunks of ground to Alabama In the conference championship game. LSU finished on top In ru shing áftense, g ri nding out an average of 207.7 yards. Ala. ... ;". . '"-" up s pot alter giving up large . ~11 - - ., ! ,. ' With the greet Steve Spurner ...... , leading the way, It aver-aged i 202.5 yards passing a game. Kentucky was second at 130.1. On rushing defense Florida held opponents to U.S yards a gains. Auburn bad been first but dropped into the ruimens' ~ - - :;. ' bbed Seen An l'Iigh School Football Sfaffstics . - :Tennibte Twins Final 1965 Seminole County - ad down the pass catching crown and teammate Whighatu - . g I, . -. b". ame. 11 I - :....t.- ' - - Alabama was second In total p. lit g - " - -. ....- " 20L6 yards paislng and rush- -. 7 - - .. or Sses Stanley - tatictir i aurels , -,I H.rsId Ipsel. Edit.? ". I ~f,~f-I!,1pi--_r,r1-_' .,. 3~'.._, Ovisdo'. Billy MIkl.r and Seminole's Mike Gray and tjr_4 y- _ , , , I -. .11 11 Frank Whigham ra Seminal. statistic titles . . I . .- ..,., _Ill 1.t I ~1 p this season after leading the pack fromCounty the very first week. Ib %.,~ .I '.. '. .I MiMer, the 115-pound Oviedo halfback, led in ,,, "~, - ~,%,4.two eat.gories-polnta and yards rushing-while Gray pull. 1, ~ ' 4.-' , 11 . f J I. - , •;.% .14 -~-. 'I - . . .. 1.- ": 'tI,!lMt ' j_t , b ., jL.-.n'.''.''i.,'.: -.,,.. - I Play . Oviedo Ace One-Sided Winner In Both Rushinq And Scoring pm'.j - ators duiniy aptui e . for children to pet. There also ar chlldreni' amusemeats avaflabi. at I. W. Fields. I YiiwSymb. 1.f QuuINy At $ervIc IN&Pte.sb Imintd. SO* Pft 32*4344 • . 1 OPe.SIuub .I Ip.0 It* 91 • N me -7 %.• / ~ .. _•".•-----••-. ~ - I .. , I, - - W , -. - • ---- I ~ - . -.••-•• •- ~ / .1 . . I IL I . ~ 1, __ __ _r",---q~_ . ---. --.- I ~ I - I / It. �I 1W O-S 'v' Page 6 - Dec. 1, 1965 7 1t f. gtj, #mi!or5 Dec. 1, 1965 i, •ii iu__ :::..:. #303 --------s ••• .- #303 Can I$ 1 Ip- Røu G o ,,, w as DIXIE DARLING WSAE $ 0 2/29' UM IV II + Deans 000 I. ii. 11h, Ytitit Clioo(e' SAVE 3011) Ton Al for rsaiectlosto 111L Running the ward twocoundfl seat to p Altamonte Springs Is Robert Newell who Is being oppod by Bartlq Davis and C. 1. Coats. Newell states that be is 'Is. terested In acquiring a mo. dam, up-to-date charter, di. velopment of the town's re. creational facilities, and en. panslon of the municipal wa. ter system." If elected bepledgeet. "keep up his interest In the lowp'i development." fl married, the lath" of five children, and makes his bows on rorest Avenue. He • bas been a resident of the town for in years, has es ad on council for two years, Is a past vice president of Old Glory Ame ri can Legion Post 153, served as chairman of th e Boy Scouts, as ofllcial of the Little League Assoclatlos, and as trustee of the AltaMonte Community Chapel. He Is a veteran of the Navy where b. served during Wo,14 War U and was awarded the Purple heart. lie owns sod opcçates two service stations, one In Altamonte and as to Casselberry. Davis, $ newcomer to poe. tiies, advises "council should lock ahead for a bitter Alto. REGULAR 3/41e . • TALL THRIFTY MAID EVAPORATED tuonte Springs by planning and acing towards ine future and using common sense Judg. $ FOR tusnt In meeting today's pro. lIemi along with a realistic outlook regarding tomorrow,TM SUPERIRAND FLA. GM. HI A FRESH ALL WHITE LARGE U elected he will "urge strict zoning to Insure proper. Ii owners and all residents of lb s community a better $aee to It".,, He also plans to '1lurthu improve and ails. W the town', park and Ti. ersatlonsl facilides," staling rnsm.m.i RIGILA* Mg . .24-es. LIMYS #11 USULAR I4U ULM 4$0 . . , . . . ALL KAWN CIIZK S 0 OOLY be curtailed with other Interests and Proirammtq I. further these interests," Davis houd0Ma. mont. Springs thr.e.a.4.w U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND ' 2F#= Am" 24.5. CRACKIPI' GOOD now. FLA OR GA "'A" Dr. & Drawn Whole FRY --2A R A--mms MRS. UMSTEAD Two Candidates I nut ItoS On 01 Vi., Gow Wb $ill Talk About Value.. Count This. Savings! X011 'r, - Pledge, Your Choice! Save 200 on Giant WI,lt. Arrow Detergent 390 . .or New kroz SAVE $1. . . $4.$ CHATHAM BLANKETS '2.99 $7•49 KNIVES THROW RUGS1.99 CAN OPENER' 4.99. F AB SAVE - BOX Of - NAPKINS $1.90 MEG. $3.$9 VALUE 24' X 48" SAW $4.96 MEG. $9.93 VALUE GAI.AXIE 1 PXQ DECORATED BATH T I SSUE 11 i olM TOWELS - 01us$. 29g I!ITI e4a By Donna Estes Candidates stating their platforms this week for elec. lion to the 79 RED EMPEROR - PEAK OF QUALITY U. S. NO. I . . U. S. No. 1 WHITE U. S. CHOICE W.O BRAND BONELESS • TENDER 1.1.8. PKG 1.LL PKGS. Longwood City Council are E. E. Williamson and Mrs. Marguerite Um. stead. Williamson Is well-known to YELLOW (3.LB, BAG If) most residents In the commun. Ity as he previously has serv. ad on council a total of seven SWEET, JUICY GRAPEFRUIT OR years. Mrs. Umstead, the second woman ever to run for council office In Longwood his. tory, also Is familiar to many SPECIAL PRICE! ..RIG. 4/81. • GOOD LUCK townspeople through her work with the Fire Departme Auxi. Ilary wheno she served as . . . treasurer. Williamson sts$es that, U elected, be will "do his beat to work with the other coon. climen and to encourage Rig. 3/$1. Save 33 - Morton's harmonious relations between members of council." lie further pledges 'not to attempt V to block any action that Is good for the people to work for progress." FAMILY He was born In Georgia but SIZE has Uved In Longwood for 2? years. He Is married, the Is. then of two chilidren, has 5ev. in grandchildren and one great grandchild, and Is a RIG. CU Frossfl Punch Fry (Save 20i) member of the Primitive Rapt. lot Church in Orlando. He Is retired but works part time for Scott's Garage in the city. Mrs. limstead, a resident MORTON (3-LOAF PKG.3 BREAD of the city for the past six and one half years advises that If elected, she Will "work toward expansion and MORTON (1$-CT.) growth of Longwood, patti. cularly through annexation In all directions." She also would urge dividing the city tht wards. 10.... P1(0. *AIPILRRIII OR STRAW. She Is a widow, the mother of tour children, the eldest of which Is serving In the Armj. The three younger children are students at Lyman 111gb School, South Seminole Junior 111gb, and Longwood Elemsa. tary. Mrs. llmstead believes that women should show an in. terest In, and have a voice In, (hilt city goverument. 9# Oleo - 5$ + 0 woman FRESH EARS 4 $ • I* L1. Taters 5, a79, Dough.. 4%. Donuts 3/ 1. Berries 4/514 + + + + & Fall BUTTERBEANS Decline DARL.AITON, England DIXIANA (UPH-The local parish priest I. firmly opposed to a nudist CUT CORN club using the town baths one DIXIANA a week. , it Is rather like ILACKEYE PEAS eight the decline of in. Roman Em. DIXIANA pin," said the Rev. Rrynn*o Jones. BABY LIMAS DIXIANA MIXED Welfare Drive VEGETABLES WASHINGTON (UPI)-Th 110 IXTRA STAMPS IULTU Mi UMTY uN 241. POLY I.S .- p. FRUIT PIES DIXIANA SPECKLED WiTH PUSNA$S ie *is STW OP -- Just Arrived 4 FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM v' Mix or Match NEALTI aid IEAUTY uN W -15' I5.+uuuUi•mn...W...._•a •u•+_u•-•• - museum JUMBO HUDSON muuu....uumuuuuuaui Ui I 27' novas w .sop 31 m2 0 0-RO 0[[mmA 9wC`K`0AUDSON ELECTRIC CAN 150 EXTRA STAMPS W Go" $eI.w &$tMW..O AV AIW Tell Platforms At Longwood FAMILY PACK SAVE $7.46 MEG. $14.95 VALUE CHEF MATE ELECTRIC Mt no SAVE 34. GIANT Im I1i!ESDEPARTMENrJ ft - LB Carrots 3 Im Tatt.Hartley . Grade vo C C ale" W mat bij wIfe a" Amw mtw bow Walt., _ (D4) In dOild uuedsi Sedep Is ash $1" . WHITE i a student at Allamect. lemeatsry School. He Is sm played is a buyer it QEO Spaci Systems in elbo. and Is $ member of Chilsi Episcopal Church 01 Long. woodt Sc1$JIousesopawN .. Stew Meat.. Stew Meat. u. 79~Grapes 2 LbL 29 Onions 5 . 29 Chuck Steak Lt. 68 Potatoes 10 a 49 Oranges 8 59 Round Roast u. 98 1. U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND LEAN BONELESS "juvenile deilnqtdcy esa WArn oton (VPfl ar A . . u. i .... Eggs 2 1 . Power Plebe - + _ Milk. 91. WASHINGTON(VPfl-4ts AFL- CIO's top IsgIslaftys aid bifl.y COItSM will act apifily who It remaN IN Juusrp on l I' 5 aimed __ at Duijilylig of UN1111111 to Wot laws cc So sates. OR. BEEF U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND GROUND LEAN BONELESS RISILAR 0g.. 24... ClIP IITH Sr*AWH*AY • half years with lb. p&g. 100 Fr.. Stomp, w/Couooa 4 U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND PLATE Beef Stew .... 49, .0 Preserves 49x Soft Drinks.. rinks 15/1. Bathroom Tissue 19x Fig Bars..... 391 TIN that 5 U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND OVEN READY SHORT CUT W 41 + 69 Lenhorn U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND FFE I lb. 69' - FRE%H 1 U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND FULL. CUT POUND b S S. CHOICE W.D BRAND ROUND BONE T-bone Steak Lt. 98 Lt. 98 Round Steak "41 i Sirloin Steak u. 98 Rib Roast ..s.89 29~ Beef Stew - Al Altamonte .-• lb. i. E. WILLIAMSON U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND For Councilman • - 6d 59' CHEESE W.D BRAND IS . U. Three In Race + - fliTc U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND ROLLS + CHOICE 9 r 89' SAUSAGE COOKIES 01. 39' CORN. IEE 1 Chuck Roast "48 ~j Pot Roast Ls.58? Sh'Idr Roast L11. 68, DINNER BARTLEY DAVIS land Chopped I.Pb. B Sw,nvlind Not er Mild Pork . .. i ki lb. Crockiri' Good (36-cf.) Sliced Ice Bo* Regular 59g tSo-'e 10 lb.) $1 C U. S. + I. 0 oecvia* im ,r ) By JI PRIC115 am "M - ! I 14; vmsrs ROBERT NEWELL r CORN Can 6/ $10 r' 1h4'R*e,1O,. FGNCfliLj1I 7' 7 Regular 21. Whit. Kernel SPINACH • • Page 40 Regular 2/39. - WanTS - BAG -- Limif W. WIth A LOO OiJev ++ + Social Security Administra. lion, in co-operation with stata welfare agencies, Is launchIng a drive to Sign up an estlmat. ad ont million wellare recip. lents over 61 who are not us. der Social Security, + - GOSPEL UR1IO? Evangelist X.noeth Adams bu of Winter Garden will conduit •+ a Series ul gospel s.rnsonss$ . • Tcyap'; • + the Paola Church ofaztat z! Niru 17.71, •....--- / -,- ---------------- ++++++++++++++++ -•- ---..------ ••----+.••. .- _ ___________ - • . - •- - ..-t - . .-. - • •+• - . +- - S$I1SU during thi week from 1.4$i through Sunday. Services me scheduled at 7:10 p.m. eadb sight. 'lb. public U invited to attoad. + I ti \\• + . I + f �I ____ __ ____ - . I I 0) - tram øsn?orb 5bv Page 6 - Dec. 1, 1965 .. _. , Miss Ann , Engaged Kennedy N and Mrs. J. Lynn Ken. h". nedy of Fairfax, Va., an. nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mlu Ann Kennedy, ": to Virgil Harold Duffell, former Sanford resident, and . son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. - - . '' c". Th e bride-elect was grad. usted from Stetson University, . DeLand, i 1156 with a -Bachelor of Arts Degree. She WH . 1 . 11 4. .'. .: - , Mr. - - . • . ,.. -- the ot j, 'tsi ' - faculty Of !ngliwood Patricia ________ •- ., ., . ' . - '- . tr-. -. - T Elementary School, Orlando, for four years and presently boldse teaching John C Wood Elementary School In Fairfax. Her fiance was gradua t ed - from Florida Southern Col- I I I --',O'ois,~, . •.. -. .-.- * ... - . • i . .' . '. ' Personals - --' " H. avid u First Ueut.nant with the Airborne Artillery 27th Wolfhound Regiment, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. I 11 ' ° I- -- Drive home. - Friend s • I3' . .-• . ,• I ' Al a i ci I St. Auguat1n,, Weldm:.n, uf better 'J" ..... Sanford friends, will regret to .__..-4 learn that he Is confined to 1. C11. ________ ______ _____ - - '- I ., -'.i ______ After all the years snllady'a been working for suntans, th e il I - - - '-- play a big role in the huliday festive -scene. termedlit. S bool, Falls Church, Va. - for pale spring. Designer 13111 Blass of zrIce Rentner, New York, gIvinx it - . ,. L L" k , , , ~ , " ,,~ t. C 100 r cent Striking white hu dobre.breated Rich e (right) shimmers with xIIv las interspersed with evening rs. Large metallic buttons pick up the the ~~ I L - ';.._ - ' silver of the brocade. These are Terina designs. I 1 Reservations For Charity MISS ANN KENNEDY Hallmarks Ot Good Manners left Due C h a r I a a Philip Weidman. __ 4I % __________________ - ,' 026~ ' Ball RaLnbOW GLrls Celebrate OW By * r , i Southern* - I - . I _______ ___ ir ____ . tj . - . . ___ -S.___ '. 0 . . celebration. Pictured around refreshment table are front row from left, Ken Thomas, Dale \Varren, Jimmie Clark, Pete Pinnock Willie Worth,__n__ ingLon and rduernnre. ZflICK row, All ilarkLeslie, Leslie, Matt Leslie, Leslie, Doug Dorreli 5, I . -- • - • -- and Russell Warren. *~ Julia Barbs .. Miss Judy Eckard, daugh. ter of Mr. and Airs. William Iteservattlacs for the Christ- %- . -. .' . - I . SAUl & SERVICE Phone 322-8321 MISS PATRICIA BROCYJUN * - 1. Charity Ball to be pr. Eckard, of Rolling hUh, was ____________________________________________________ Courtesy In the home is an other's sentences. To do so hostess Officers Wives recently at her horn, the other sented by WAS CELERY TRICK Important aspect of happy Implies that what to s fete honoring her guest, Crisp branches of celery cut person is saying Is less im. Club at WAS Ballroom Dec. 17 FrdIrIC's "M 4 latIniUttIa .• ..1 I ,-.Ay, portant than the obaervauons are cue Dec. a to insure aceinto 2-inch pieces and cooked lltenesses-respect for the pr- that the Interrupter h as to ml' quat. accommodations for daughter Mr. Mrs. of and :';• Thomas B. Brockcnbrough of until tender-crisp In consomvary of others, attentiveness, pstt . those planning to attend. me make an Ideal vegetable Del flay Manor. . and remembering to say We can't have two sets of The formil ball Is an area Both girls are Lyman High to serve with fried chicken. I t" one for company benefit for civilians as well pleas, and thank-you - are manners . School students and Miss Leftover celery, drained and hallmarks of good manners, and one for family. U we are as military. Proceeds from the Brockenbrougb was recently Suggestions to help you give careless about the little coin- event will be used for vitaInstalled In the Order of the marinated overnight in French I your children a proper sit cues among family members, mba for needy children of Rainbow for Girls. Winter or Italian dressing, makes a Texture Control good salad. Garnish with piIn social relationships and to our attitudes show up in our Seminole County. Park Assembly 82. bliss Ecksmooth the course of family children and In ourselves A sumptious buffet dinner miento and serve on lettuce Crime COW Wave . aid holds the office of "Pa- leaves. on will be served and open bar Is without our realizing It. U. living include: triotlam" the Rainbow 11 In the donation. The respect Included In hand, we other With Conditioner -Is It an Ironclad rule in the Girls. your household to knock on others' privacy, listen atten "Starlight Serenaders" will Vr The beautifully appointed TYPEWRITERS REGULAR PRI CI 120.00 closed doors and to wait for an lively during In-the-home con- provide music for dancing. serving table was set with a 5 p.m. Festivities start at remember answer before entering? Even versations, a n d ADDING MACHINES variety of party fare zinc! .very young children can be our pleases and thankyoui, and civilians may make riserpunch was poured from a .• Electric and Manual taught the principles of phy. we gain assurance and ad- vatbons with Ann Clark., Berndt, *21.3021, .,. large cut glass bowl. Peggy over Into 4317. carries SATURDAY Machines sical privacy-and this means respect that is in charge Of military reser.' you accord them the same re- the world around usi Sales • Rentals vations. - The little girl look for big an. . ,pect you expect from them. girls goes right in to spring 2041 -Everyone at times MOO HAYNIS NO APPOINTMI$IT NICISIAIY gue Story and summer. Frothy laces, D The dromedary, Arabian to wi thdraw behind a closed OFFICE MACHINE CO pink or blue satin sashes, and riding camel, has been known door to rest, to study, to read, ri MISS NA'V £TIDA(1TFL'MDDnYU'TT 4&JLWIJL2ga Lila Judy 314 MesseD. Ass smocked tops show throughout to carry a man 111 miles in flflUI or simply to think. It is Incon- rMflS Ekd ' pcured at Lots at Mian Eckard a 12244*2 OPEN WID. & Ut. NITI SANPOD PLAZA the New York designer col11 hours, according to Rncy. aiderate to Interrupt at such s_ ;id. Rol li ng LLIIJS home. 1 --------lectlons. Imiia clooaedla Britannica. S t n urI!i!flt V..). D....a.. ex cept - IULVLLI _______________ matter. When it Is necessary, Altamonte Spring a gentle knock on the door Is The Sanford Story League the right approach. met Monday evening at the -Every adult has posses Caucus room of the First Fed. T% holiday seams with Its as ice. About 43 three--ounce along that have special mean- oral Bank building. l.ng and value to him. It is Mrs. V. G. Hasty presided traditional round of gala par- servings. discourteous to dispose of an- at the business meeting in the ties calls for festive foods and •# 4'l CALIFORNIA CAUDLE other's belonging, without per. absence of the president, Mrs. By JIUa Settee beverage.. 6 egg yolks mission, and women, because Betty Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hsus P. of their housekeeping activi. Mr. C. R. Jones was elect. Here are two tempting and 4 cups Muscatel or other des. of Dot Ray Manor have recipes. U n c 1* ties, are likely to be offenders ed historian of the organites. appropriate p Nut wine bouseguests the I r daught y '4 One is a bu bbly Holiday SW 6 cups strong black tea in this respect. If yo ur bus. lion to fill a vacancy. - '4'• and family, Mr. and Mrs. L band has a batter ed old hat or Plan, were made for th e cial that includes Champagne, Sauterne and Brandy. It tastes 1 cup sugar other treasure, ask his per. Christmas party which will they Lewis and children, Grated nutmeg mission before discarding It-. held .t th. home of Nra, as delightful as it looks ctiael, Walter and Susan I until light Beat egg yolks and get his consent before OU Clarence Snyder in Osteen, The other Is a California and lemon colored. Add wine anne, from Tanneue.. TI P.M. version of 17th-century the throw out anything that you Wednesday, Dec. $ at 6 and lea; beat with rotary family La In di. process ange. English drink . . . Ca ndle. own together. There will be a gift exch beater. Add sugar. heat in moving to Florida and II .-Qiildren's rights In this A review was given on the one Is ideal for cold.w,ather double boiler. Serve in heated area should also be respected, current issue of Story Art enjoyment-it's good and good mugs topped with $ spu-Inki- Lewis will be working for II Iss Martin Company. A child's most prized Posses, Magazine by Mrs. Clarence for you, ing of grated nutmeg. Serves HOLIDAY SPECIAL sion may seem to an adult Snyder. mind a strange assortment of Airs. K. V. Mykkaben told a 1 (6 CL) Ci.fl froesa tropical fruit punch concentrate Junk. But the considerate per. Biblical story "how the Cliii. DON'T FORGET 1 (6 05.) can from lemonade son always recognizes a RIO. dren of Israel Celebrated EARLY MENU OUR CHRISTMAS trespassing sign and this ap- Th anksgiving." it won point, concentrate The fir st recorded menus piles to th personal prope rt y OPEN HOUSE THIS e date f ro m 300 B.C. In Sumeria, ed out that th rough the ages a 1 qt. water 1 SUNDAY, DEC. 5th bottle Sauterne has been 1 (4/5 qt.) of family members. says the National Broiler Thanksgiving Service FROM 12 to 5:30 p.m. -If you have older relatives held at the close Of the bar. 1 cup Brandy Council. Fruit, vegetables and living with you, their right 10 vest season by most countries. 1 cup vodka nuts were common garnishee EVERYONE INVITED) come and go as they pleat. Mrs. Mykkanen then laid an 1 (1 0*.) can frozen pineapple for chicken in those early SANPORD should be respected, and their amusing story, "Allie Made an juice concentrate days, added the council. quarters should not be entered Apple Pie," by U. L. Walls. 1 (4/5 qt.) bottle Champagne Among those used were dates, FLOWN SHOP during their absence without Miss Judy Robb told "'l'be 1 (1 qt) bottle lemon-flavored fig., cucumbers, pistachio C,,. L Ime I $.eleid As& their understanding and sp' Grateful Indian" by Helen ii.. sparkling water 3214411 nuts, apricots, prunes and rat- 3n-1 US 1(1 qt.) bottle sparkl g water in proval. -Do you always say "thank with Helen Steiner's poem, Combine tropical fruit and ' PARTY lemon ade eoncrate with for lithe courtesies ex- "One Nation Under God" tended by your family and say Refreshments were served water; frees.. Chill punch JUST ARUVRDI ,,you" plea se" in making a request by Mrs. Hasty and Mrs. Ag- bowl. Combine Sauterne, s-even the demand request nus Moule to Mrs. H. H. Howe Brandy, vodka and pineapple pas woos, V a- TNP.EIII* DAYS that is necessary for children? and Mrs. Jack Taylor, guests Jules concentrate; chili. When serve, pour Sauterne Part of being a gracious wom for the evening, a nd the tot. reads' to THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY an Is to convey silently the lowing members: Mrs. Louise mixture Into punch bowl; add Impression that you are accus Long, Mrs. W. L. Roche, Mrs. ChAMPASM end sparkling wa. tomed to the little courtesies. Myn, Mrs Motile, Mrs. term . Use the koua tropical PW • LIME -Should your husband over. Dotty Snyder, Mrs. Clarence fruit punch-lemonade mixture I look little courtesies, you can, Snyder, Mrs. Earl Evans, SWEATERS TO MATCH IN for example, remind him Mrs. Fred Robb and Miss I gently by handing him your Judy Robb. . RIB KNIT PULLOVER C coat when be falls to help. (m*.spdhsdk,) This Is more effective than CROCHET PULLOVER LAWN EMAYIN mentioning his oversight. Corn. OR pilment him often on hIs gallantry-end never express CROCHET CARDIGANS surprise at an act of courtesy, JUST IRSISTIR IsO PRJ 2e111N d It= 1 _____ 4ikIN= e.' ridiCule ft playfully by say, - . • AT no aiut, aren't '° 1w thgel" $50.00 • Peaks W11 91112111%L1211 IN OUR STORE 4ySOpS4 'lily. IIuiUU PeON.! CHRISTMAS OM listening mum ? Conversation Tie D. No N.,. To Fimw Ti Win 0 Okwm" Is st'sulalsdbI thea, and T PUASINNI D*AWIN -SATURDAY $ P.M. they add l'urabi7 in Ness Said • I. Am mny'O chars and 'ty. PMONMU CAS FROM COWMIN 111111111111111111 . One clne--aad _____ of courtaiy-lito look at the am Im 19.10.w MMII11, PASSOOWI Uki$W7I AITUN Unlesi this nile Is practiced _--ut ju_ MI TWill PATS I POOTWIAR at hems, one will aea dl.11L • ___ courteous in the outside wont liii IL 322SSU . I. *1. Important, as well, ot to INN MON. TNSOISIN SAT. 910111 Im em lMent or to complete u mas -' • " 1. - Tru Curl Permanent! . .--, - - .- - - a , $Q95 .. Lea -- I ,l •z: .iy4 N, • '4 , - ,~ j . -- ______ -: - . '-' _______ • , . 41 $1 )N'T j i I - - I AN"S CHRIS TN - i . - CAPRI SLACKS j. Shop YOU.' CHRISTMAS •T STORI - STOREWIDE 20% DISCOUNT .- DOOR PRIZES-GIFT CERTIFICATES 525.00 ____ $15.00 $10.00 - I, J a p,tmsry aels 6 ________ 1. Flimings WE1S3aAia" ___ H0 COWAN'S -a I I I S I I thought you were doing it I gratis. Whenever you see an an. Her fur lined suit. are tibia. nouncement that Beth Bel. bus, and do not think that DEAR ABBY: My son mont is visiting a smart store you will look like a walking was recently Inducted into the Army. It is his first In your city, go and meet her. Teddy Bear. These fur Un. experience being a w a y She Is both attractive and tugs are sheer and such hove. from home. He writes let- clever, a good combinatlool 17 furl Even sleeves are Lined (irs to me and tells mu to Beth Belmont designs for and still look slim. . it this view offends you, please read them to the rel- Style Trends, fur-linod ralacest, will - ,- THE WhOLE FAMILY LOVE TRADE ____________________________________________________________________________________________ i iii 5:20 (5) U. (5) Walter Cronkite (1) Hipcor.i 7:00 (1) W.11s Var10 (5 Tz-l*l, at Nurecibeti Thu SaInt enjoy ice shows, there's no familiar to fans of TV westreason for you not to like this ems. Stock Story (actually are In a quandary as to what type of coat to wear and to One. Story combination) but well take for "dressy" occasions, 7:30.6:3() P.M. CUlL Lost don., but now you can just take one In Spice. "The Raft" Robin. 10-I 1 P.M. CBS. Tho Danny with you th at leads a "donson and West develop a new Kay. Show. (Color) Gwen ble life." fuel supply and there I. for escape, not for the big Verdon and John Aiim guest "raft" which has first to be tonight, John bring, along some of the ghoulish gags ship, but for a simiahl tested, But again. it's Smith f rom his "Addama Family" LAIT MY who louses up everything , series and presents them In he steals the raft and takes the opening number. The two Will along on an attempt to guests and Danny Join in the II) Suncmer Setuestet •'.I (H News 7:00 'rotsy (H 11111 Itirson Show 7:04 (1) ClIS News 7:30 (3) Tic. VirginIan 7:35 (3) Farm Report 5:00 (5) Iluilywo,'.I C'ime. To 7:30 (H TO4SY entral VInrl,I.. (5) MagIc Carp.t (I) l'atty Puke Show 5:00 II) I.'.pt, sogaree 5:10 (1) lI.v.rly 3LillbIilIca $:H (3) Weather, •, I)) OldEst 5:10 (1) Today 5:00 (2) Hoyt. 1:00 ( lle.I of (iroucho U) Groan Acts. (6)Ilomi,,'r Itoom ti) The lug Valley $linI 5:50 (4) Dick %'sn P7k. Show (5) .s.rcl.s for be 1110 (1) Danny Kay. Show M*40rn Woman (I) Trading Stamps Story Told C 11 10 ______ N EW YORK - (NEA) A boxcaraU filled. Automated for example, clamored for congressional Investigation of inventory control helps keep western gun and holster sets. the trading stamp industry merchandise roiling to the iii Florida, fishin g gear and water sports equipment were (1) Amos fork. Secr et 5:30 (3) Plop!. am. Funny failed this session to rip a customers. In demand. Camping and fish. Agent Is) I-raw. It To fl.awst The shift to certain Items ing items logically were big 11:00 (2) News hale in San ta 's pack. KING (H Movie ant Va 11 (6) get back to earth. When the major comedy sketch about News 10:00 )stimatcs (3) 'I'rcilt, or Cons*I of the holiday high on the redemption lists In Colorado. life on *1:35 (5) 67th a dude ranch, l'reclnet with 0 'zusac. Con tom. dine with us, You may be small craft lands, the kidnap. buying trade have Inanutac- marks the trends in consumer However, no one explained 11:30 (2) Tonight 2:24 (4) I law. Lucy surprised to discover (to your icer and hi s companion don't Danny as shy Jerome. In an. (5) movie turers and merchants dancing desires. Olsen poin ts out d ec. th e big rush for champagne 20:30 ( 3) W)'it', This Cong 7:34 . 10:00 1:00 (3) Nsa-. (6) know whe re they are, but other sketch, Danny Is a Rum. 11111) th-st it's more scoaoekal SteCoy. The joyously at the feet of the (ne Innovations such as hair, glasses by Denver redeemers. 2:01 (3) Dilly Word 10:55 (2) CInesnhI'aIIon sian spire scientist being In. tun or dinner is the they encounter a form of veg. symbolic gift giver. The CX' dryers and knives are In big (I) Andy of Mayberry cool, pleasant minIoft if the Tide station, apparently det.rmnin. terviewed by Harvey Korman. (5) -ru. Young s. pdcted jump In sales over a demand. The trend also, he _______________ 11:20 (2) J.op.rdy Winds. Delicious foot Cowtsotse ed to keep them as slave.. Gwen and tic. Tony Charmorecord 19Gb ranges from a says, is for the housewife to ( $) Dirk Van Dyke Ii dancer, uMco And is dhhes in wasI are featured In a Good fun for the kids and cent the per conservative eight 13:00 4!) ('all ty liluif -'.end" her books for Items tow, of Lit. TOMORROW usual nerveshattering cliff- western dance, gain to 10 to 12 per cent. But th at give her better value, th e flooni Reed 10-11 P.M. ABC. Amos , hanging ending. felt merchants need remind- high ticket or more ezpensvie 23:35 (4) CIII Nsa-s 7:30.9 P.M. NBC. The Vir- Burke, Secret Agent. "What-. 11:11((5) that most consumers ones. Irving Axelrod, head of $) I'll no t (I) B"arch for Tomorrow ginian. "The Dream Of Stay, ever Happened To Adrlana spend freely, caught up In the Big Bonus Stamp. In Houston, 2:00 40t • lOOt (1) Fsthur Know. fsst ap ros Karam" (Color) The me. and Why Won't She Stay spirit of the season. conf irms lbs increase las the was tr immed with blue Christ- 23:41 (4) Guiding Aght By Ruth Dat-Id..0 "r,i SANDPIPER" Dead." It's titles like this 1355 (2) NIIC Now* )reeling the rush of seasonal Southwest of Christmas sea so mory boggles at shows like She also showed 4 mas bails. 402 • n The Oviedo Ga rd en Club 2:00 (i) N.a-., Weather this one, Was it on this sen. th at kill ed Vaudeville and $I0pping will be trade stamp redemptions, the club members an angel CA FE TER (I) 0th Talk OPi lea we now It last? Or on even a few TV series, There'. r edemption stores fro m coast One of the big th ree In th e met Tuesday at the home of made of two Reader's Digests 1:11 i? Focus Two t - . P11,itCiNu&14\ 1:30 (2) Let's Make A D.i$ liii L. Gary wi th Mrs. MOhfe. s mps Trading Bonanza? to coast. Or.. .7 This Is one a quaint premise here: Burke ta have trading stamp world, Sperry Mrs. U. and a beautiful Large "candy" (1) The fl.bus Gim. criminal come a long way since first #I Hutchison (SAR Green E. Anderson serving as CO. cane made of red and white (5) A, The World Turns where the Immigrant lies is looking for a Newsllu6 about his success In America mastermind whose front is dributed by a Milwaukee de- Stamps) indicates more than hostess. Seventeen members net. Also on display were an 1:20.1 ()) 41 llumanliles 11.11 posing as the head of a narpartment store In 1192. in letter, to his home, get 20 per cent of stamp saving were present. The two visitors gels made of old stockIng-s (5) A Time Yet u. Fbi some families, stamps consumers will redeem their were Mr-s. L. B. Leeper of Os- th at had been bleached, felt (I) Stools Party mail order bride who's far cotles ring. There's plenty of of Truth are a way of life. For others, books this Christmas season teen and Mrs Byron Fox of angels, door knobs made of 10 (2) Moment more than he expected, , action, Intrigue, girls and a Password $itkmps are sources of lrrit.a' and th ey will use from one to Sanford. felt, felt owls and binds to (1) the Adios , afraid she's too good for him few spots which may remind 11 *190. Statistics indicate the six books. The sharp increase Mrs. J. B. Battle, the club hang on the tree and a wreath 2:50 (H The Doctors while she is convinced she you a little of some news 3:15 (5) ARC News of some ysars back, former appears to be winning in redemption du ring the sea. president, presided over th e made of IBM cards. isn't good enough. Classify headlines (5) 77 sunust strip There also was a discussion ISO U) Another World s th e acceptance tide Is flow- son Is reflected In the 150000 business meeting. this as a heartwarmer with. Par for the series. ANNOUNCN Trials it Nuremberg out Ing rather than ebbing In '65. books redeemed by the firm The Sunshine Committee has on the annual Christmas light- 5:15 (5) an overabundance of our. (5) 'Fe Tell Ti. Truth Approximately 48 million in 1151 as compared to 15 znil been asked to send a act-well hig contest to be sponsored by I prises and nicely played by (I) General Hospital families collected stamps but lionin 1961. Last year, SAIl card to the mother of Mrs. the Garden Club again this 1:25 (1) cud New. Michael Constantine and Lou. NOWI (5) General lios$tiI more astutely than In the redeemed more book, on the John Lundy, who has been year, lie Sorel as the principals. INOWIN.ONN 5:35 (8) You Don't Nay Follow in g th e meeting delihail th early years of e business. Saturday before Christmas quite il l Edge of Night 9.10 P.M. ABC. the The Big (5) 71*. Young tea, Marrleds eious refreshments of Man, woman or child, the than during all Of 1947. Valley. "Night made for Plans were Of Wolf" 4:00 (3) Match Game hes and pound cake thmp collector appears to tin- Who gets what from th e Christmas meeting In Decem' sa nd wic____ (4) Nacret vtor (Color) Nick gets bItten by served by the hostesses. 4:55 U) Mik. Douijs, 5bow a rabid wolf and might have dçstand th at th is is not a books? Through SAIl alone, her. A plant exchange will be wv e _______________ (4) tiacIs Walt ".ome th ing.for'free" Ite m • children will ciuldl. 430,000 beki with a limit set for each 435 (3) MISC Mews only 60 day, to live. Not 550 (5) lluckslb.rry Hound knowing whether he's likely This does nat deter most In dolls and stuffed toys and plant to be exchanged. 'Ibe (I) as& Hunt their quest for books. wheel around 100,000 doll carS club will again take gifts to to toni Into Bengassara or 535 (5) Newecope Redemption of stamp books rug.. and 220,000 toy trucks. the shut-ins at Christmas. This (I) lAs?. It T. Deaver Los Chiney, Jr., he deal IS) ttswsIiae .4etw.en SO and 54 per cent Other favored Items for iwd.r is an snnuai custom . his beat eenvee is to isa,. of. American families save the tree are roller skates, VA- Plans were also made for WMPU.TV 6*. U 'FIRM TUVK5IAT riding stamps - In the last sons and tricycles, a trip to McKee Jungle Oar5:30 Sign On two months 01 the year repre' Adults like home Items. But dens at Vero Beach In Febru. The Spanish Club of Semin 5:'5:&S Tinto Line santa shout 40 per cent Of the more popular are watches, ary. The members may ask ale High School met Tuesday 1:00.5121 Amer. ltilterv mpg lab 4 I UVi 1ustry's business. H. U. (300,000 last year) and wallets guests to go along. ThS trip night at the home of Mrs. 1:30.5:55 1:15-10:11 Itsadhig 1.8 I e -- Pu,, (Max) Olsen, outgoing petal. (W0,000). Jewelry, toiletries. will be made by chartered Adelaide Moses. 10 :30-16144 ipasish e I0 :41.11uQl Ks. lei.aee I 1001111111 ONLY dint of the Trading Stamp In. men's travel eases and wttiii- bus. Miss Barbara Buckler au,d 11 :00.12:10 Art e CARLOAD PASS NITI • en's dresser sets, lighters, sittute Of America, Inc., Mrs. C. B. CboiMs Introd uced Robert d. Zayas presented a 11:11.21:45 Kinder h5 11:15.1:15 Spies Age I lcies.e I $k.a-• Ta-lee. idTim.7:00 I plains the volume isis led umbrellas and Ice buckets the speaker, Mis. Leeper, who program on Bolivia. Wong Of VTR be r 5 in to move from stamp mbre 'lilA m e warehouses presented a most Interesting idiom Buckler spent the sum' $11111011511?" i• Repeal wee. lyse ti,au*Uns their baidliel In In creasing numbers diiilU and Iaferinativ@ program on s1&1S.*I:aS isa, studies • MM HullS the 4. Zayas family PIIU, MENU $RVN MOM Rep.al Wait, V7$ operaUcas. We firm, Gold this time. (hgijtu decorations, Me in Bolivia. Shi showed STARTS C'Pislic• Cili Osio $ • • *l;51.11:1I Mush. a $trj Stamp Company, Of lilt *el.ema) dliis-u. peD IF displayed a 1oeIy white club many Interesting picture. 2u454;5$ Reading 4 SlIMY _ _____ LIlLY INIUWNMSIIT MAX WIIIIWIT ise city, Utah, has a new during this big demptles Christmas tree made of 40 and souvenirs she brought 3lIP$t V?R "lull MI ITUPIP" )tsp.aI Wed. VYR "THU HUN wprebous. that ill bold seven time.Little boys Is California, dry cleaner bags. Tb. tree back Wish her. RIM NOVAS • COLOR 2:10.1:31 Amer. History ____________________ I - 7 AT _______ ______ ___ - Yule Decor Demonstration Highlights Oviedo A4eeting ' * 1 _____ Now Manog.r I5G mLL" KLINEFELT!R HOT and COLD BUFFET LUNCH!ONS Barbara Buckler Presents Program To Spanish Club ir I with I .,: j - Angeles, Calif. TV Time Previews - - women how "pretty" they Inc., and the Its "To forbid it is to deprive on college bulletin boards," please write and tell me so atives as he doesn't have has cre ated an amazing We take you anywhe re in ta. the young person of the lonely, said Dr. Calderone. "The cot. that I can elaborate on my time to write to each one in fur lined coat, and capes. world and give you a most unsupported, inwardly balanc. lege's obligation ends with reasons for hold ing it. separately. He says effective appearance, he Her linings are as soft as a I keep telling you th at wo. cloud, and you can look both men are wonderful. They have elegant and slim, she has what such clever id eas and today, she laughingly (and cleverly ) now, they are putting them to W*4&;/t& calls a "slip cover" cost, You work. 0.10 PM. CUlL "lee Ca. I tra added star attractions. taming, but the bulk of csu slip out "Dear Edrtk Tomorrow psdes of lOfl$" (Color) A Arthur Godfrey, Roger Nil, show takes puce on the the home without telling anyone OV 94from a the fur linIng Thornton McLeod" stunning rain. _ I ice why (only Heath knows) and I-lg pleasant hour as (dcvi.. let and Lisa MInnelli tune. and is offered by the stars coat. You can wear the fur as • attempt, to live ed ire shows go. with sever' tion as hosts and occasIonal, of the out "lining" as a cost and then skating company. al big plucises the ex- ly chime in with some enter. Highlights include t he skill. his best days as best he can slip it into a beautiful coat (UI Romayne and . Steals, In the outside world, it be. thm most elitist fabtt, Bee, clown Hans l.eitrr, Dave conies clear that he's even It Belmont has that Fashion I'itta and spsnky the chimp, bitter than lien Gassara as sense that aids In her design. THE Nimble flashi Kuehiki, cham. he develops a relationshi zig bier selection of wools WINDS1 p unusual fabrics is truly plan Tommy Litz, etc. Pro, v. is. TIIEIIIUAy A. with a woman and a little grist. Her color-tines are the 1:00 II) Nsws (3) SUfl.hlfl. Alr,,anae duction numbers are lavish ' '15 $15 (5) NCWS and well staged and If you boy t ha t should he totally most elegant I have seen. 5:15 (5) swslln,, H. History 1:30 ( H ilunhlIy.liInkI.y Women who travel often - __ bill over to a colloctJon agency, (3) chin, it to ixpenlence and forget It. And in the future, be sure all parties concerned under. stand that (here IS a fee, and the amount should be clearly stated. There's a chance your former friends P:.::!-' Television Tonight Forest City, celebrated his ninth birthday, Nov. 20, by going to Skate City. Doug Is shown opening his birthday present before leaving for - skating. In photo, left to right, front row, are Teddy Ryhlcki, Jeff Ki'enzer, Doug Krenzer, birthday honoree, and Warren Will iam son. Peek. ing over Doug's shoulder are Leland Crabtree and Leo Nash. Also at. tending the party was 1w Grover from Sanford. Personals ' - trol counsel should be posted ., WV among - DOUG KRENZER, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Al Krenzer of Cau seway ihive, Gala Punches For Holidays L - ,-..-.,-.-. I) ' 1 -.. . Jock & J.ans P.asty Sdon o r. - '-2: , I asked this question of a nisde by the college author,. clear that the decision belongs 'erson hose thinking I like- ties." IA ii. ..,.. .... . 6 •5V J5 Mary S. Caldcrone, M.D., N. "That's fine with me," I make it clear that Its conseP. ii., former medical director said. "Now I want to know quences are his. Otherwise, of the Planned Parenthood what you have in your mind he gets the notion that we can Federation and now executive for students who make the de- somehow protect him against director of the Sex Informa. cision for unmarried sex cx- those possible painful cons.. lion and Education Council of perlence. Where are they to quenees. The truth is that with the United States, get contraceptive assistance? all the good will in the world "The college's moral reopen. Because neither of us approve and all the contraceptives in siucziiy is to require students or colleges sanctioning their the world, we can't do it. to make their own sex dcci- decision, it follows that neither You're saying that sexual dc sions," she said, of us can approve colleges' cision must be the young per. "College authorities Inter, provision of contraceptive as. sans decision because he Is fete with young people's obli. sistance. Where then are they the one who's going to caper, gation to struggle through to to find It?" knee its consequences," their own sex decisions, both "The names of physicians "flat's about it," said Dr. by forbidding sex experience com pe tent to give birth con- Caldemne, and by c"perating with It. - . [1 - _______________________ ~ , , " " a recent guest at the home of his aunt, Mrs. floumillat. By Abigail Van Buren p . I . ,. Lity. lie is the brother of Mrs. 411~ _- I F. E. Roumillat, of 9'O Pal- __fl't st'(.U.t. l* EOn, Cp. aMy. t ' I ,4 ; . "A_ I øizah . ,. • look may be I,in ! Jacoby and Son Jacoby Senior starts off toJim: "He certainly dldl I DEAR ABlY: My bus. would love to bear hose looked, and bow OftleatedO day's discussion by asking * let It bold and he played a band is a photographer. It them ones In a while and WORYR By hfta Bait.. they were. Hostesses for the party were chips, dips, nuts, Ice cream Jim to describe some good dosecond diamond to my ace. Is not a bobby with him. In his letters he asks ens &AX32 Mr. and Mrs. Chuck War. Ch risti ne Warren and Nancy and punch. If I want a ee*pIlm..$, A K 1 0$ Now I led another club and 'bat Is the way he makes to please give them his ren, 907 Maitland Avenue, Al- Mendez. I have to fish for one. Then Helping the boys celebrate fensive play made by one of be was able to ruff with his Isis living. We had some regards. My relatives say he says, "Oh, you ALtamonte Springs, entertained The guests participated In were Matt Leslie, Mark LCI. his partners this year, Q ten of trumps and the upper- friends whose nIcea was they won't write to him unWAYS look nice," EASI t a double birthday celebra. games and contest. and later lie, Jimmie Clark, Will Worth- Jim: "Hampton flume of At. WE!? ID) cut established a trump trick setting married, so these lion for their ions, Dale, who played football. less he writes to them first. Abby, please tell those &105 inglon, Pete Pinnock, Ken lanta and I won the Masters' &i ll for me." 92 friends asked my husband $684 After all, h. Is In the Ar. husbands who complain be. was 10 years old, and Russell, Adorning the refreshment Thomas, Mike Thomas, Mike Pairs at the Kansas City Re. • A6 Oswald: "Very good defense if he would take their wed• K 157$ who observed his 13th birth, table was the traditional birth- Hayes. Doug Donell, David gionals this spring. One of my, be Is not away at eel, cause their wives are A K 10112 •3 Indeed. You deserve a lot of ding pictures. of day, leg,, Abby, and he is ve ry (F o r m a I th at they'd be much day cake complemented wi th t'rltsch and Eric Eberhart. credit also. U you made th e SOLITH our good scores came when shots.) Because sh e was busy and tired. Am I warmer If they remembe red 4Q174 mistake of playing the ace f THEIR relative, we didn't wrong to feel that the relhe made a brilliant defensive one thing. Never give an. : QJ7 diamonds on Hampton's king ative@ are taking the wi-ong iclay to set an innocent two71 1 : • Q 104 other woman a compliment on the theory that he had led ask for any advance pay. 4.1 63 s pade contract." attitude? Maybe I feel this In front of your wife If it'. from king-queen, declarer mint. The wedding took Oswald "The difference be. 'North and South vulnerabl, would have made an over, place on a Saturday, aft. way because hi'o my son, been a long time since you berth East or which the couple went teen two spades made or HIS MOM gave your wife one. sooth trick." 4 Dble Pass 4 on a week-end honeymoon, set is considerable at match DEAR MOM: I agree COLD (WITH REASON) Jim: "flat play was not p, PAN points. Otfhand It looks as if lass Theythe came with you. If your relatives ' too difficult, I need ed to win and p back on Monday roof. were re ady, knew how much a lit te r two spades Is a cinch. Did de. CONFIDENTIAL TO J. Opening lead-4K the second diamond trick to c-iarer make a mistake?" Be they picked them up, from home meant to $ boy U. C. IN NERION STA. develop the uppercut," In service, they'd hang Jim: "A -cry slight one. I Oswald: "Our readers That was a year ago, and TION, PA.: Financial ad. their heads In shame. But opened the king of clubs and my and Hampton ruffed. Then should note that South would I we have heard nothing vice I. not my field, But S I have made the hind If continued with the ace and came the key play." since. We've sent a bill •v Ifs person is too lazy to perhaps Mar. Twain's sags deuce as Hampton echoed with I Oswald: "You mean to v rutted the third tb i(l rr\ month, and several letdo some th ing, one excuse Is quote can help . au: "Put 'i the four and th ree. South di-.1 that Hampton actually led outl dummy's ace or king of tars, but we have been as good as another, all time eggs In one ban. - -. l Ignored. These friends of - carded a diamond from dum. 1 the ki ng cii diamonds?" • S kit. Then watch th e bas. I'll trumps." i I-PEAR, ABflY:..M,..li i i ours have also avoided us. fit." --- --. :,- bind has never given nsa '-----___s---.--(I guess they are embair. • • $ ... ' 5, asseti.) The.'proot.i" are Lawrence cn'.2,00t anythIng to All. Newspaper aterpitss'Assi. ac(uy finished i.icture.. -ih. way I look, my cook. BY, Box e OLos .tngft .. -. -- ,,, . (Th'j' will not fade.) How lug, the WAY I am training ales. Calif. For a personal ')' . - k... I' What Is a college's moral Ping labor ut deciding for or I making this Information avail- do we either get the money our child ren, Nothingl £ reply, enclose a sta mped, ... . 'L - responsibility toward students! against it. used to to on working hike k 11 able. The decision to use the for the job, or the pictures self-addressed envelope, a horse and thinking all in this controversial matter of S S "By sanctioning it, the information must be clearly back? the while that my husband - ..'4 -Should it or should it not young person is also deprived understood to be the student's STUCK For Abby'a booklet, DEAR STUCK: You can just wasn't the type to "how To Have A Love. sanction student's sex exIer- of the decision struggle. In responsibility." DALE AND RUSSELL WARREN, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Warren (I) take the couple to small compliment anybody. Then ly Wedding," send 50 cents "What you're saying," I ience?" of Altanionte SpringH, s- ere recent honor guests of a double birthday both cases, the decision claims court, (2) turn the I heard him telling other to Abby, floz 69700, los Is added, "is that making -- '.. af NALtlqQ B rothers Observe Birthdays .. and Mr.. Alex Clyde ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence cola Wi School in 1961 and on a BacheIor'a Degree In Ma Brockman of Pensacola, are Columbus Priest, of Sanford, attended Pensacola J u n Ic i thematicz at Florida state announcing the engagement was graduated from Penn. College. She l.a now working University. _ and approaching marriage of )T fiance Is a 1967 grad. their daughter, Miss Patricia 1 ants of Pensacola High School LuBell. Brockman, to James and attended Pensacola Junior Henry Bentley, son of College. He served three years g and Mrs. Henry Grady Bent. in the United States Army and icy, also of Pensacola. will graduate in December The bride-elect, granddaugh. from Florida State University With a Bachelor'. Degree in Z... Physics. The marriage will be solr emnlzed on Dec. 16 at 7:36 Miss Mary L. Williams, a p.m. at the Baptist Student Union House, Florida State student nurse at Halifax GenUniversity, Tall ahassee. ,. eras' Hospita osp a lI and I)aywna No formal invitations are be.'Beach Junior College, spent jog Issued and all friends and-. the Thanksgiving holidays with relatives of the couple are In--'filed her mother, Mrs. Doris Wil to attend the ceremony. J hams, at their Tangerine ________________________________________________ . 4. Betrothed Brockman . .- , a L1i tt -.' Miss r . - Duffel. Dee.1,1965- PROM D V, -1 -', _1 --_- ' I / I I. �ichar Hill Are Wed Juanita Adamst Rd SIDE S GLANCES 2. _ By Gaibraith OUR BOARDING flOU W=Athosme for the two- ro .14 Rich. Wood RM *an United in OAS sub O)amentaty school In soiage, Friday, Now. 26, to the tho brido's mother the ;ounty was Invited to send home of two detentes to the conferwith the Rwe 13amod Ro Wbitshurd offidating. The One& bride was siren In marriage Consulting services were furnished through the Interim by Guy Gibson. Reading Institute at BethuneTbe bride is the daugliter . of Mrs, Dorothy Adams, and Cookman CoU*g`s with Mrs. the bridegroom is an " a of Isabella Ambrose "Interim. city. Mm Ross K. Detasey of this MASTER60 T148 NATr4Z J The Crusade Club, nmtlY Daytons. Beach Reading Con. 37c Vol% group ter gave demonstration& that of boys of Crooms High would ald the classroom teach. the Oft purpose of the ;gsbetter b In InAi tia n° !iroughout the note. County, Mrs. Mary Dunn. aa seedy family Biro. Dorothy R. Bakst. readof grocales *Ing teacher of Midway Elff"effltary, Were participants. officers of t1hi''Me ce upent-d with ease binlur lea yrel i. a remedial reading J*W`W__U)= gas . identified, as consultants demonstrations on how tary. Other members are sgnoe the case and the F.11jah McGill, Henry June, recond day offered remedies Malachi Walton, Leon S th, The group then broke up mi James Duval and Howard La. tritogi group in.stingsto dlacuu Individual problems and to observe further dom. onitrationi that could be U Ing a member Is Liked to Tair. WItH. Graham I. aVOn br. Anyone interested 'j . r i:s... , -:1 . .,::. ;. . Church worjahop, •'.':• • .... . .. ..-. ., Medal saved., M;: Crown Varsity and Junior the. COMMIMIst machine w ill boat S Mayor awowioru II.Loses To Board 00 'There wasn't time to think Commissioners meeting Tues- a basis. øf anything else, not even the day to have the county par. The two Incidents SwofConsequences. lie fired an ex. ticipata in maintenance of ford referred to were WinPlos've rocket, grabbed two twc, streets In Al o tain nte ter Park Drive in Casselber. organ + The iflt the Orange Blossom Ck"io persode ' a "'am' osturday' no Members of the bam Also 1, rifts Creams High Match. ped,i and his a4tomaUe Springs. will participate WillR*tUISI sea the "me between and Blisrs. the charged the enimY Swofford hal joint city-count. In a hall of abrapel And Uou In Improving and mainPON, UArm clt&rsd the talaing Hermit's Trail and bunker fight" n COmmun- Ballard Street. and Ii '-? ...,".... f ,4r . olp TwBONE SIRLOIN SWISS ROUND CUBED ., PRISCILLAPS OP P • '' -. I Sanlando Springs dump be. cause of a great influx of rubbish now being disposed of there. bo o ub S eak Cot Food a a' 8 a 0 8 9C R'I*b Steak Napkins 8 a 8 9C Chuck Spaghetti STEW LB 58c RIBS E a 10 4 00% Ift VAL?/ 84 um old gr TMY F ' charge to Individuals who wish to dispose of rubbish. The now directive Is aimed 1 LEFT mope S14C- I ___ - AI< M *?I IN-5TWEEN! FOR TWE- 9C NICS 0 0 : i .. ' Slated Dec. ,. - 'iøuirmr - y o. I _______ . _____ - I • Tomafo . • . . DAIRY d) + Biscuits LB CUT PORK LB P11*1' CUT PORK . . . Cream Cheese . 3/25c 29C or C LB . . . 48,Chuck LB LB ROUND BEEF 38c Shoulder U, 581 FruitCocktail pot Peanut Buffer LB LB IB TAILS Ls LB P + I " with',%*A* to bw + E"" V1rsutei, P iii + W eass. UM..M, Ihees • U- man *0 do Wskm Made. counpoil to solotand the movie. r i I Uby sitting will be provid. Departmat, wisieb gWghi a o .4 In Room S with Girl the blase at lb. Hens, .1 14 i7lIaItar al ____ tw, — ass DU1.SSSUiIiz.Mjr1i PI$*ó. ass. • Cartoon Ai't ..........Scout Troop $51 and the lead. A demsmstrstlss cubes er 0 1 ilviag qeu. '. YELLOW 69c Lb. I . . . l I ' . I . OL 1AWN ______________________________. TT' s BUNNY ___________ 33, ound LB MAD SOI1DIN . 58 oraunrr . . . 19C LL Pbr. . Pink Liquid Deferoent . . 29c 29c . . Va an C11110 JONATHAN RIPS SAO$ U.1AQ r or SPECIAL SHOMINO or TIJ 4 • II SPECIAL — -- AN CAMP'S" ML ____ Pork & Beans JEWEL GM 2 CAN ________ "LA FOOD KING" " RUTA" Corned Beef CATSUP . — .12 074 CAN 3 F SPECIAL SP IAL fiw $ ,*dl'*jsutb. 6 -0a, peflon Myon at DOW fer In other . at the school, ~vm Camm ag W egathigm a 1111111'"AM IM Deftailierthe Priscipal 0,,4" Dottie bas UN was, tided As a ddeedorso 'linis'Ii &nstlae Viol" am. MUM + 00 UNIT IWiTs slow ___ ',.,. ._______ u.w cuss WiTs • aussu . — + t . VPM entscobw vt~ bow , W & 1 :1 li 6 *07 were Ere" by as EtI 1 '*Aur * No Pa 1 . P'us • StW U. S. $0.1 WHITE C41CM %WTAXJN5 CW 2 9W V 7W . I Va nilla W S N . LARA LYNN* BONELESS . — Prayer, the fir. started in Mrs. Mazy Wil.oss, Is bed room ui i U. 1. $0.1 .11 Toilet Tissue 29c Cinnamon Buns a '. 29c ONIONS 5 LIL 23c Potatoes 10 LIS. 45 so 06 10C APPLES 4 39c 2 ""x 79c Cut 6reen Buns a 741600 Whife Broad a 9 a 4/tk BANANA Mo. .0 4 + "' 58Saltines O MCKIINXI'll FROZEN! . EVUflhIr 41$1800 U OIL •LARA LYNN ugsl ww -b use '- aa c 48c 5 c PICNICS LB 48c RIBS = its. "NOTAIVIIIIs LB Liz1. . uvariwr *1,111 % I off 09 am013% "000. - 38c Meal or 6rils 9 8 8, 6 19C Ox LIVER IIIIIIII W. 131111 St. milif R*h R"W"d PRICES *0011 THRU SATURDAY$ ML 4 'ROASTS MESH CHOPS . . LEAN WISTUN SPARS HOPS ____________ • . PuSH EW 9c Seaferd A". SUP SNORT lilsItIr CIWTU C II SHORT rb.. AU MUST I • r.J uar ____________ . • TU.TENDR ?LA14TATION pig. Ua Macaroni(or) Spag etti . h -• .• . Elects Officers • I LB Pke. Of of —. I t ____________________ —. 68c 58C t "Ywi may be dud I g the now Matho but these look Ilke • , . ehargS4t$l tofl use AT a e ary LB. I CPO)Ii Park Indicated It was will. Ing to pay for use of the with machine guns 1. contended that Semi• I crones for the trip are: Mrs. and other automati c weapons, at tree suregeone, contract. / not. County had entered such fluthi. Nathan, Mrs. Willie were left dead. on, road builde rs and other M k L i Caiseibcrr; agreements with Mae Morgan and Mrs. RUth Tuesday, speaking with dit. commercial concerns / I and Sanford and that the Al. Anderson. 41 County Road Suierint.nd. ficulty because his bullet-shat. imnonte Springs request was ent J. C. Lavender, who Is tered jaw Is wired, $farm m "no different" than two Incl. in charge of the county's Student Council of Ctoomi ceDed with humility dents which he cited. Lake Mary School winter sanitary landfills, said sub. 111gb School distributed over of he roism on Viet theact am ...—:: :::. -: But Swoffoni'a motion to festival will 110 boxes of groceries to Chit Pong Mountain last week he held on the bish at Sanlando La hwr,aa. have the county participate •-: needy families on Thsnksgtv. which won him a r.comnien. died for a lack of a second. acOOI groat 4 Dec.1 from Ing rapidly and more material . and labor will be needed to Ing Evi. This was mad. p0,. datlon for b. Medal of Honor, Also mayor of Altamonte fl to 9 P.M. I control It, aible th rough two major proj. the nation's highest military Springs, contended th e two I Mrs. Sarah Skinner ii chairCJ3) orcts sponsored by the Council. honor. form$ & 24.yfarold second atnets served more county man with Mrs, Martha Odell Each homeroom section was did city as co-chairman. people than they asked to donate articles and lieutenant only eight months eople. a student dance was held In out of Officer a Candidate p Chairnuin John It. Aloxan. be served in the school cafe. • tod at th e gymnas ium. Stud*ts Were der said the county's main tarts from 5 to 0:0 p.m., with : asked to give a canned good Army hospital '1iwl Pa basis for joint participation reservatJons, available from as admIssion fee to this dance. Parent$,from WAthington U10i was that the street or road stud On with ants or by calling tho The Live Modern Teen 4-H Mrs. E. J. Eubanks and her They 1OQk0d under consideration hall to homeroom, section 11 5. are pride as he spoke. he a "main arterial" road Many booths are being plan elected officers for the year at to be Commended for colloct, %1Y did be charge the @my bunker alms? 4 tocent Meeting at the bome nod, Including break , triz and donating more canned It was getting late," be sponge throw, fish pond, dart of the leader, )Ira. if. B. Xr. gotAs find other Itents than 'The Yearling' (communist ma. throw and duck pond. Balloons win. any other section on the cam. said. "They chine sunners) seemed to be und stick monkey& will also Serving will be June Hut. 0110obSTAae, "man litis, E. E. 111nott find his hOwIng everyone UP. To Be Shown uUp83 were it Attila A U11111441A I wouldn't ask my men to Mixon, vice President Uslay ill winners. third place do anything! asz .bat alls!J Congratulations to the on. I tbMbto a, May &I wall go In DeBory a cake ar; Julie Ifutchin , deles to; out ofit Was the ring—oohe itto the islik)W b" of Priced. Goodyland and tire student body for making up and do It myseIV It Popcom hknae"ro The Yearlinir, heart warm. walk also an In the plane Susan Widek reporiar sontoons's Thanksgiving one Margaret Ervin, rvocnati" Ham tirtd an 60 1091" Ing story of a barkwo,ods the chuck wagon will boo thioy can really be thankful charge from a thiwe.foot4ong Central F I o r I d a family's and there, along with coffee and for. Arvewo w to Plop wal e rocket launcher into the side struggle for murvivni - short. In other business, the Sith Y 0 soft drink stands. Rides will board a report an the 01 Ibs ISM But 1,1141 400MY k*Pt ly after the Civil War. will be feature the American I "gion 11, a Croome High PTA Will bold ftdng back. lie armed himself shown Friday night In ACROSS fund raw" pr*d from the amas's auw the Forty and Eight engine. its regular monthly meeting with tvco grg"dog And his Deliary :J44admiset Well Parents who wish to help and discussed plans for a Oft Monday, night at I p.m. In Ule Stile, in the current series of award with TS&4"ns the festival are asked to caroling party on Cb.riutu •yaas the school's auditorium, The I told everybody to bold winning movies being span55.4 _____________________ ________________________ I'TA Homeroom Mothers fl their firs and I went ahead," cored by the Civic Aisocia. call Mrs. Skinner. *Osz, nancial drive con test will get be said. "I want up to the lion. "u Members eztii4.d a vets of him at II under way at this meeting. bunker, "Bed the On (at the Uesed in istion to Mrs Eryja ilia Pulitzer Bear Lake PTA All liarents always are wel- granade) and Nall Jabbed it prize winning novel by Mar. 1611' Accepting the aduk 11"d. is 20 is comet! to participate In all over. After that I went to the jorlo Kim&n Rawllnx, of a's f*SPOS"U" for a W 23 C octer's $4 Orkew 4100 cmd yow. nis group wtv" Sets Meeting of the PTA's activities for 140, 01 the 1111111INT-11 gavein as bodasm JW UW Oct. 23 "at Crounut progress through UArm, who won wounded by another of the #,beat of tile 26 27 111111 111 my Karreas Have U YOWU 28=0 4 68 0=W ear Farm Bweas the PTA is our only balness." 0 bullet which, struck W jaw month"'award films selected December Meeting of the Debars tor the 8~ Neov.MW Aft seem loweik sam I N I er paptars 42 M =W wW AS 116 ek for am Cocking 0 cvcn Mr SI =' ' School ., . of saidbe WasMaware a the 22 24 is 33 Midway,15ochool journeyed to Was hOW many COMMMM difficulties and the fun of Parent-Teacher Association bow 46 Wad ad so 21 As stotsoct University Nov. 16. Soldiers were In Or a1`01101111 thS pioneer life in the ocal ares scheduled Beat Tuesday bo un ginning at 7:30 p.m. for a Fire Damages They traveled Interstate 4 WAITI a cattily ago and Stan W social period with refredo. avol Rmto 17-92. Their first #41 asw Dome 1:110161119st Md gory Peck and Jaw Wy mants to bg "ned by " he MAU4 "I &W ' slop, was at 111ff Burger to , M47 resident. of De0V7 mothers of the second grads. Church—Home esDssQ.izs 51 six timao, but dld bave - lassis. Next stop was 1I R I from the north will 'I A Christmas program will Fire sevaely damseed a then how may therefrom Originally totem University. — a pportesilty tot be prowled by, the 19=0 church and dwailling, at 1121 We IbS4 In the Uithsr. laidoin esn glimpass of Fin. ,d, swilaits Mo4w.dkove. Pomegranate Avanu. i". do" WWS Late, irmid "EN I am wasn't big enough to take care of more use rs. Winter the dump. There will be no Winter Festival — Il VE5?M'' MIN EZ missioncrs felt the dump IUP t T, PLAYBOY . HIAVYWISTUN TRU.TINDft . J ly ry and 25th Street extension Commercial users will be ' Is LB ,/ City u& vv • hid asked 8.mlnols County for permi ss ion to us• the Sanlanlo dump but the county Springs could qualify on such riective concerning use of the Been, of Baltimore, Md. I ' ' .. 8 will fire, the anguilit 4 1*018i County Commissioner W. carrying county traffic. The Seminole commission. attend the Orange Blossom MID Of his Platoon being cut Lawrence Swofford lost a Imtlie maid be did not believe Classic in Miami Saturday. down In tb4 dirt of Viet Nam's the two streets In Altamonte ere decided to amend a di. tie at the Board of hu Pong Mountain. AIM a The Vlortds I ; (UPI) — tot. Joe Marno recalls 1 I r"l I lei r---- £ iii MR. AND MRS. RICHARD HILL . _ r r for commercial users of the 'p 9c = .J. TAX11"r VM *41"a ocift 0=11 $am TAKOJITEM UT Carr W"" landfill. • . - Of Honor Candidate Tells ::1:: Following the wadding re froeshments were rlitIfl Johnson was host Of His 1:; . recently. Denies Jackson and Ned S tephens, held, and tOO4 To. raised the largest . _.. . j TWMIS ^ Mz OF AS 4:15cay WW k" tians using the Seminole dump near Sanlando Sprinfre and to let up a fee schedule . 9c FEIJCE POSTS STEAD County Commissioners dicid. . Tuesday. The board also voted to crock down on Orange Coun- :, ui. . . . o ---I r-I I nole County. the Board or meet at the Castle B n. several companies exhibited Recreation Center each rower books, teaching machines and day at 740 P.M. reading materials for the two' day ~—ft .:.....1 Trash from Winter Park i' 1 11 we always have cornbroad on Wednesdaye" Public Dump A • q' f"I fell so out of touch with the world# *OMVWW.-AthW- Semwe No YOUR CHOICE . OUT OUR WAY Page 10— i)cc 11965 NNArk: NO- 303 CAN on c$oI C _ MREL ELII r*t sixth grade c1puss a field trip to Stetson University at DeLand. (Herald Photo) GREENS NO- 280 CAN ... organized, consists of a grade teacher of South These boys completed their Seminole Elementary. and Butter Beans " POUND PKG. ____ "BUSH" MUSTARk TURNIP OR COLLARD SPECKLED OLEO LL CAN Um Mal Curry SPECIAL FIELD PEAS W/SNAPS $OLID COFFE! E I— SPECIAL I AM *RINDS G en and borne, ) irc, •d eonmunity first SPECIAL leMAMLL Hour dctor. Patricia Aim _ maid of bonor and John all&@ Gratisms was best mano, tive Baptist SPECIA 10, 4j re A Torn Thumb Weddi ng was held 14 New Zion Prirni. WOW ARE YOM FAST f T"6W &4MID Oft J= WA% d L*Mt.144 ARCMIS CAN :2 ^*V a6cu".0-o- + , - .5'? + , + �--:--• .75 • 2e *sTatE Wma Page 12 - Dec. 1, 1965 - Blackeye Erased * THURSDAY * FRIDAY * SATURDAY ap pilcation of mouth-to. mouth resuscitation enabJect I)eborah Cassell , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dudek, 0f AlTRAINING In the r 1iTUI 1ll1UItllhIlIIUIFII 41 STEWING H - ••. - - - ed Ito be L R t A, LBO 00 on 09 / . - - tamonta SprInP, to cometo the aid ofa girl friend's father, liens DeaLon9chaimps, of CauelbeTiY, when he suffered & cerebral enunorrhage recently. The victim was hospitalized and was report- Sanford's public enemy No. I to beautification has been slain by a city bulldozer. Yippeel Even as the slaying was about to take place, the morning mail brought a plea: "Why In Heaven's name doesn't the city get on the ball and get rid of the ghost that was once the Mot. ora Inn?" Well, the ghost that has haunted the city's beautification program these many weeks has been evicted, along the lakefront on U.S. 17.92 Now tourists heading Into Sanford won't have to be furnished with blinders, The oid, ramshackle service station was indeed a blot on the landscape. A blot on Sanford. A blot on the lakefront. A blot on the county. A blackeyc for beautification, While this monstrosity has been •• • •.;• partially par- &lvzed. (Herald Photo) 'i '!• Longwood Club To Have Program On Decorations , IIIIIII-A00 its flomsmskvi Club will have PINE GEANULATED U. I be con, ray chairman. and Mrs. J. LI . M urray, Mrs. '11. Hennlgan and Mrs. Myron Jacobs. Gifu will be exchanged. Members wilabing to Attvd the Christmas Smorgasbord to take • day at th:' -: L 01, -. Center are reminded make their reservations with Mrs. $t.udleU so" UPOs$ Ibli. 1boe attending Ma y bring their husband oraIUest 'Th,yplao are adyI,edtobrlzlt a service th eir own eardlable. - tural it ROAST PLATE STEW ALL "COPELAND • I UL 51.1. BAG • 38c ctIG ',-. LI. 59c \, 79c - / ,. LOG N A BO"QLD PASHIONID" THICK SLICED BAC _ ______ 1TITPiJ14 .S ____________ . - . DER PLEASE. GIANT BOX POTATO 14S 10 In sLi ,: By Muth Dsvid,os of the YINT.YU) ____________________________________________ KE ...... .. It 60jo I' an in. CAN ncr e with the . Christmas party CAN FK6 'the l) 'I at : "S$4UIPINI" Noun TOILET TISSUE WAXED PAPER 37c COCKTAIL 4 °' 4 lePi "suwms" unto ¶ $II . 11.02.39 c CRACKERS ____ 11W. *A$0A04$ IN BERLIN NEW YOK (UP!) PecU* Tessist Office isys West Isellu beiels an .SS.c. lag bsrpls estee betweec cesa1g oll now ii Per eM and see,. la tepsists bNb weekeud p$.ksgs *S veJuctiuss flifs" tkmwb NO. lIE c BREAD VAS TWO Coupon and The MIIIIIIIIs At _ S 41 ____ W"h This VA %0 Fire" of NNU& & In =___ 106 ; MRAr• ACKP' MeN,' • C'namonuns229' I ____ ___ 4 bAYER 8k ,VNusr WHIIII 1W III-W W • Lyle C. Wilson Says: ay F or Tod o ay Point Well Taken "You will know them by their fruits. Are grapes gathered from thorns, or figs from thistles?"Matthew 7:16. Charles P. Taft, brother of the late senator, makes a solid point too often ignored in the recent congressional discussion of c o m p u I sory union membership as it is atfected by section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act. Charles Taft's point Is that the Taft-Hartley Act specifi. S Good actions are the invisible hinges on the doors of heaven.Victor Hugo, French poet and novel. 1st. COM A I, 6 ____ sew At W in which Son. Robert A. Taft the Hall proposal to outlaw all forms of union security contrau'ts, including the union shop, even though the workers voted for union security. Authorization of the union shop was included in the Hartley bill as it passed the lions' and in the Taft bill before the Senate and in the ultimate compromise TaftHartley Act which Harry $. Truman vetoed the first time opposed cally and precisely authorized employers and employes to enter into union shop contracts. This authorization is contained in two sections of "Dr. Crane," he added. Ideal wife. act: Sec., 7 and Sec. S. I around. The House and Sen. ,some of the clergymen I "But I don't feel romantic the have from Taft a letter. lie ate thereupon approved again about any girl," Tony protests. have consulted have urged me - attractive IIIthib IiIth - never agent, of d the first Wednesday a n third Thursday of e ac h month it the iemlnols Coonty Heal th Cen te r in Sanford. A beautiful Christmas door swag and $ wreath read. of "WAXTW IBM carils ware displayed the ae.Uag _ At birth, babies likewise wrote: to get right with Clod don 't feel any fondness for "1 note your column pub'Then they say everything else will take care of ltsellf. beefsteak. Or spinach or lished Oct. 6 with reference to 14-B. You have not really ,But I have become active mashed potatoes! given a full account of this In the church and think I am How do they develop a Ilk. issue. The Taft-Hartley Act right with-God, but still I ing for such neutral food not only permitted a union tastes? have my problem. shop but when Senator Ball "So can you give me some By the law of "conditioning" of Minnesota attempted to I whereby they taste the neutral specific, concrete steps that knock this provision, Bob can ta ke to remedy my dUll- food white in a pleasant emo. (Sen. Robert A. Taft) oppos. tional state. culty?" ad It and the provision was The first step is to start Soon the generalized happy retained. It is in the Taftgirl who mood then becomes attached Hartley Act. dating an holds promise of being an to the spinach or potatoes or It seems to me that a beefsteak. discussion of 14-fl should in. All of our human fondness, elude mention of the general whether for food or drink or provisions instead of assumfor people, develop according ing, as your pIe' ilot's, that to this same precise law of titere in nothing else support. conditioning. ing the union shop in the When you men or women act." find that it seems logically Taft's point is well taken. I desirable to marry but you do believe, however, that don't get butterflies In your Charles Taft misinterprets stomach at the sight of your somewhat the Senate action sweetheart, don't fret. Go though the proper ro. mantle motions and you will soort begin to feel the corre. sponding romantic emotions! That is an inexorable law! At Northwestern University I have often matched a coed with a male student who was even hostile to the female sex. By Phil Newsom Maybe the boy had been perhaps within a Soon, Piled or otherwise soured on week, the United States will Women But by resolutely forcing decide that it's going to do himself to follow the prescrib. about the United Arab Reed romantic code that I out. public's request for economic lined for him, he changed Into aid coming close to $300 mil. a devoted suitor and before' ,an for the comIng year, the semester was over, he It's a touchy question be. was engaged to the girl I had cause, when Congress passed picked for him. the $3.22 billion foreign aid Indeed, our Scientific Mar. bill In early October, whether Dec. 1, 1965 riage Foundation Is now mal- or not the UAR was to reSanford Herald Page 1A ching about 2,000 certified cciv. U.S. mid was left to people every month? President Johnson's decision WALIlE A. 6181 antrow AND PVELIIHE$ They have seen each based on U.S. national inter111*5k toLi'oUS, CtreIatI.. • (3...rel Namwer other prior to our introducing esta. P*VL $EOOKIUIEE ROT GK Associat. Editor them by mail. It becomes the more so Adverti.tng Manig.r SHED WAS PELT But local Clergymen Coun when it is recalled that It Managing Editor JASL •MO*N*KE& sellors have certified as to was just a year ago this week DOOM WILLIAM DoE Domino" manager their compatibility and the that a Cairo mob attacked ?ocisty Editor SEES) WELLS norris ivsux IBM machine has paired them and burned the John F. Ken. Mechanical Sept. City Edi t or off on the basis of lo basic nedy Memorial Library of the SILL VISCEST JUl15' WELLS personality traits. staff ihotograpb.r U.S. Information Service. And County Editor Thousands of them then fall it was at about the same time Published daily except Saturday Sua*ay and Christmas; pub. in love within it few months that VAR president Carnal tubed Saturday pr.c.dlng christmas. and get married. Abd.l Nasser was telling the "But, Dr. Crane," you may United States that it could 5LIWSIPTIO* SATES really wonder, "are they hap. 36a week Home Delivery take Its aid and "go drink sea ALL OTHER MAlI.. py?" IEMZNOL.E COUNT! Uy llaU 511.15 1 Year 41 of 1 year lb. Week Well, look at the statistical water." At, this time also Nasser 1.05 S Months 5.11 6 Months We have nine divorces this 5.55 5 Months 3.15 5 Months openly was boasting of the far out of some 20,000 happily 1.05 1 Month 1.55 1 Month help being given him and his IT. 5. Postal fl.gulations probids that all mail subscription, be married folks, which Is less paid is advance. than one-tenth of one per cent fellow revolutionary, I'neslThe fl.raid is a member of the United tress which i.s on. divorce rate against over 25 dent Ahmed Ben Bells of Al. titled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local per cent f ort h* national at while at the same time he news printed in this newspaper. pressed his military unt.rvenlarge EnI.r.d as second eisa. matter October 37. ISiS it the Post tion in the Yemen. If you aren't sure as to Offic, of Sanford. Jiorida, under lb. Act of Conr... of March what the proper romantic Both were contrary to U.S. . 189T, motions, than send for the Interests. io No part of air at.r&ai. a.we or advertising .f this edit n of In the Intervening months, The Sanford Herald may be r.produoed in any mana.r with. 100-point "Rating Scales for out wristen permission of the publisher of The Herald. Any Sweethearts," enclosing a long Nasser has found it expedient t..dividuai or firm responsible for such repruduclios will be return envelope, to institute a drastic change. ,,tiil'iet.d as Infringing on The iI.raId's cupyrigisi and will be stamped, plus 20 cci" The aid to Congolese tebels held IIsWe fuf 49111A1964 14111116f the law, 17I 680 are ORTH'$ (I -P ,,, the Taft-hartley Act by the two thirds majorities nec'ssary to rclludiat4' a lirealdential veto. It can be fairly assumed that the union shop authorta. ation was in that legislation as a necessary condition to. ward overcoming a veto. In. elusion of the union shop authorization was much more a compromise with political reality than it was a simple snilor.cnient of the theory of compulsory unionism. Minus A beginning toward that end hits been made among em. ploycs of the Southern Rail. I sctn,nrl and well reasoned, it nays: "Valk on ice with feet. close to surface." To appreciate the wisdom in that you have only to con. skier how difficult it would he to walk on ice without get. ting your feet close to the surface. Good thinking also can be found in a proposal that Rep. William H. Wiclnahl, R-N.J., has under consideration for possible introduction in Con. gress next year. It calls for the erection of a memorial to the late Presi. dent Herbert Hoover. Proposed memorials are rather commonplace. What di,. tinguishes this one is its location. It would be sItuated on the root of the new con greasional parking garage now under construction near System. Captive members In a union shop chat. longed the political uses to which their dues money was the capitol, being devoted by union offi- Windall's resolution points %H) dim, The case dragged through the courts for years until finelly the Supreme Court nil, el that captive union mciiihers could recover that per. lion of their dues money which had been spent on poll. tkal causes against their in. dividual wishes. The union • -, All had sensible bico to their ,putnr was late in getting out the statements and had automatically added on the penalty. The customers wculd have to pay because there was nothing the wate.' people could do about It without jamming up the whole electric operation. The machines had better beware. however. There's a now note of determination in this inscription found scrawled on a broken-down drink dispenser at Baldwin-Wallace College In Heron. Ohio: "YOU FIX IT OR WE WILL." Thoaug ug ht _ ' offer, but one tip impressed me as being particularly out that Congress in recent year, has spent mor. than $25,000,000 building garage, for members and employes. But no provision has been made for parking the cars of visitors "and the taxpayers who paid for such garages." The Hoover memorial would help correct this oversight. In addition to the usual statue, it would consist of a i visitor,' center, Including a parking area, on the roof of bosses were ordered to pro. duce income and spending records whirls would show for purposes of refund exactly what portion of each mem. bar's dues had been spent its newest gs.yags. I think it Is a splendid idea. politically. Washington is repldiy tUtiThe union bosses decided that they did not care to ning out of spece in which to liffle1) - with 1-loliday Cash from FAIVIII..V Your holidi'ys can be bigger, better, when your pockets jingle with extra cash. The season can be merrier when you have money to buy gifts, to travel, to clean up old bills. Get In the holi. day spirit by visiting office. You're sure of a hearty welcome and fast, friendly service in speeding through your loan. Payments are easy... tailored to your budget. Come on In to. dayl Let us help you live a little better, now. our p. LOANS UP TO $600 t ' FINANCE SERVICE. INC. of Sanford -. 110 South Magnolia Street ......,. FA 24612 make such information pub. lie. Instead, they said they would excuse from dues pay. ment and-or union member. ship any worker who object. el to his union's political ac the union shop authorization, tivity. In other words, thea. the Taft-Hartley Act might union lenders preferred to have succumbed to harry waive on their own union shop contract, the alternative Tninman's veto, Section 14.11 was written being to reveal publicly the into the Taft-Hartley Act as direction and extant of all of a safeguard against the ex- their political spending. Perhaps this is a first ceases invited by compulsory unionism. These excesses may gentle breeze within the Is. yet bear the seed of destruc- hot movement of a powerful tion of compulsory unionism, wind of chance. 'Go Drink Sea Water' O din. club I - - Foeign News Commentary (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5, OR MORE, FOOD ORDER PLEASE.) I It was announced that County Christmas party will _ .. I 49' Sc CABBAGE I "YELLOW" U. S. NO RA.)19C 5 (CELLO NATHAN _________________ ONIONS "BAKER'S" COCONUT LAL S35c 49 APPLES "ANGEL RA " 3k 2k 2k 3.OiLCAN "TAILE ISARY SOUR "CUT.RITI" 2 i. 29c lOc Plastic Wrap ' 3k-OLEO CAKE MIXES piu.sw*r .uuim.Au .'CUT.*ITE" "SHOWBOAT" be this Friday it the Agri. NO lOc Plastic Bags 29c nter with cultural __ o.29c R OLLS SPAGHETTI ternational smorgasbord "MITW'$" OZIN, NUDER to be served. Each "VAN CAMPS" 1O.OL 50 and serve a dif"MORTON'S" PLAIN OR IODIZED will p par cl .. 15C SHRIMP ferentcouras Ovie. ' BEANS PORK & " .1Oc SALT do group to have Chinese "MOON'S" PIOUN *1ST. "NUTUI" too and Brailitan coffee for "ssowioar 11.02. 70 e beverages 2uimas ts .C DINNERS ,.4k for &DEANSC!1OC' QUICK PORK Oviedo club will be Dec. 17. "MASTER CHW MORN "NI*IHIYS" CHOCOLATE "INDUPINDINCr SAPITY 3 2.LL SUS Gifts to be exchanged this Um.dnotezceed1la m. u '23c French Fries 1Oc SYRUP MATCHES lost. Members were advised by 'SlIP" 01 "CHICKEN" "WALDOIP" S½.OL Miss Myrtle Wilson, CAKEUACH29C POUND the Gluucoms Clinic .onduct. JUMEO 27 C 37 TOWELS d _______________________ There are other buildings and vacant lots along U.S. 17.92 that could stand some attention. The city, of course, can't do everything. Private property owners are responsible in many cases. They should bear In mind that if an eyesore tourists have a choice they will take 14. or 14 - NH MED. SIZE "GESIN" . November meeting Oviedo Extension Hom.mak. era Club was it City Hilt with Mr.. Harold Barnes serving as hostess. Oviedo Mayor M. L. Gary was a spe. cut guest for refreshments of coffee and doughnuts. The club president, Mrs. SOUTHERN STYLI Inga Guthaus, conducted the 4.QL CAN ...... business session which opened with the club prayer and "i.r ptus. AND the flag ealuic. th OR MORE. FOOD C U.S. NO. I "WHITE" Has Meeting In City Hall re LIMIT ONE WITH . (S viedo Club Ce Tony wonders II be can fall In love eves though be has no tomdaess for the girl at the start. Se scrapbook this case, for it can otter you the correct strategy by which to pick a male and them stay happily manted clear through your GoId.a Wedding Day. But you must help Cupid by the rules set. lined below, CASE X469: Tony Z., aged 26, is the high school teacher who likes girls as friends but has no romantic feeling for them, •1 $ I- - Worry Clinic • MEAT .-:. tl, One of the hilarious aspects of American life is the continuing war da3 fn day between that goes "we" the humitha and "they" the machines. It is largely undercover, waged In the office and in the home. Only once in a while does it get into print. Marie Daerr, a Cleveland Press reporter, reached the end of the road when the Income tax people, who had been sending her two tax forms with her name spelled differcntly on each, speared her with third that had yet another variation of her name. She struck back fearlessly. She re. turned a computer card not only FOLDED and STAPLED, but also PINNED with a straight pin, A group of "guerrillas" in Houston, Tex., got into the spotlight briefly. The water bills all arrived with a delinquency fee added on. The machines won this battle. The water company explained that WASHINGTON (UP!) - memorialize the nauon's he. Good thinking deserves recog- roes and statesmen. It is even ACCOUNTING nition wherever it may occur, harder pressed for space In AND Including Congress and the which to park cars. The WidTAX SERVICE nail plan offers the solution Post Office Department, Examples of high class eel., to both problems-memorial Do You Need Help On: SALES TAX bration having recently turn- parking lots. Parking lots already in ex. QUARTERLY REPORTS ed up both places, let us waste no time in rendering istence cou!d, by placing a INCOME TAX RETURNS statue in the center, easily he them well deserved salute., The pest office, as a public converted to memorials. And, 8 76 4 13$23N by ringing memo ri als with bli vic ALTAMON a sphalt, v e versa. ic safety tips to help pedestrians U _________________________________________ survive the hazards of winter weather. It gathered the hints from mailmen who teake their ap. pointed rounds in sleet, snow hw 9 and other treacherou, meteor. ACC Dr. Crane's LL The Lighter Side view. .- La. 28c - and table SUGAR AGED 1W HOMI SHORT RIBS . I PORK STEAKS HuMAN $ SARASOTA LEAN CORNED BEEF - - " - -" ~^* eradicated we must not let up In our efforts to cure other eyesores that linger on. The ghost that fled before the bulldozers Monday morning probably is hiding just down the road In the city's sanitary landfill. We know we can't get rid of the city dump but we could do something to hide the trash from the eyes of the tourists. Some attractive shrubs or high plants along the edge of the sanitary landfill would screen it from public How Goes War? - - a lIGHTS 2,110" "HERSHEY' ROAST CLUB 'ROUND street Vft Mrs. MoUyStiudlS, ducted by Mrs. B. B. and Mrs Charles Pierce. HO ispitos will be Mrs. Trances QUANTITY SUNDAYS AJL SW SIRLOIN its regular monthly meeting At 20:30 7tunday at the Civic will :4* , POT Ily Dom Home Decorations PARK AT 25% ST. Dick Wsr Light in the Window did not achieve desired results also was true that the Corn. and Nasser dropped it. Cur. munists were rently he is in the process f paym e nt on past debts. At horne there was the fact pulling bla 60,000 troops out that the IT.A,R. was on the pressing for YOU BUY THE WHOLE PIE (NOT JUST A SLICE!) o of Yemen. rocks financially and a mount. The Yemen adventure un- ing population was eating up cloubtt-dly was Nasser's most what little was left after expensive. Nasser's other Nasser staked both his mili- menUs. tary and political prestige A friendlier attitude toward on victory over the royalists the West se,'nsed indicated. but UAIt and republican U.S. aid to the U.A.R. at. forces never were able to con. ready totals close to $1 billion. trol much more than the cities Any new aid will be mostly In while royalists continued to surplus foods, notably wheat, dominate much of the interior, corn and vegettabl. oils. Besides casualties, the cost Washington sources say the was running at about 11.5 U.S. already has decided to million per day, give Nasser at least part of In the interim, Ben Bella what he needs, but with eon. fell and at home Nasser un• ditions attached. covered a Moslem brotherhood One of the Important sc h eme to topple his own re- of these conditions is a ban gime. The plot involved the on resale of U.S. foods for very people upon whom Nas' hard currency which, in turn, set depended for support, the might be used to finance fur. young and the educated. ther troublesome adventures And, while Nasser continued such as in the Congo or in to receive Communist aid, it Yemen. cost:, expert. most (?'u,.4Jfl1(ZJ - 44onteLt1, . Lina. ()'9uiow °° ,•sI S5a&i5 -. . PutI 1ofe TI1C.$•w1, C DANTORO. flORIDA - 1 - SINCI - 1 / - ---5.-- - - \ - - ---.5- -. p--,-- -.5-, �I ( Ii a) P Dec. 1, 1965 le faularb HI Congress To Ponder Rent Aid For Needy Again — Prsai. Ing WASHINGTON (UPI I hop. to get the program again next spring. Congress sld.truk.4 The lawmakers initially dent Johnson's plan to supple.fainil. 1boUIht the principle of rent aent the rents of needy --------iUm,nLR Uu .wr Ut UP the money to curry it. The house eliminated 30 million that the admin. tion wanted for th e first The most the Senate I d give was $12 millim it in their eagerness to ad. n. Senate conferees were ----.- -- •-•-- '•• .i _...i__ When it elms time to ap. though their income Is above plan was to help families propriati money to get th. public housing levels. Thea. own too poor to afford their propriatiana bill just for the have been established, off to program started, however, are the elderly, the handicap. house but too well was The administration sake of rent supplements. So low-rent public some Congressmen got the W.those displaced by public th ey gave in to their opposite quick to isiso on this promise. qualify for idea that the Housing and projects and slum dwellers. *ho hani. and White Whit. Honae tress secretary projects. But Congress had different Horn. Finance Agency (HR And these happen to be rent aid was dropped. Or .1. 13111 U. Moyers shrugged off ideas. It said rent supplements VA) was drawing up too loose groups rent supplements the to fund Congress' refusal moat. st of Income guidelines, designed to help. The conferees did leave In program as 'a delay until the should go to the neediest fern- a The lawmakers want tc They were worried about a those country lies In the $450,000 so that federal hone. program can begin to op. now eligible for public haul- possible loophole .f their own certain lIBYA doesn't = Inc officials could draw up crate." technical loophole like thi regulations and start planning lick of Courses' re Inc. The housing bill squeaked making. In recent years Congress has get around Congesa' clog] through the House only after might to They worry that the aid supplements. rent for families .1. t.ntion that rent supplant also promised to review the to families which didn't need th e administration agreed to made four type' at igible for public houlni, even be restricted to the very piv ,,.t vi.,' aft.,' IL The admlnistritlon's ens- this limit on the program. billion supplemental a,. "sound plane and criteri a" $4.7 ---- u...'.-............-..--- - - T414 the Gran Berets aft jiS1j CW.5CATIo.. VFT4S. IN esaier with son be I t Ik sZQy. ONE g FrrZ WZ 'fl4i I AM t'M ciro At I ___ CAKES mu Page 3A By Robin Moore fc54wvc, avm.a&.. &MtMOe, m&r'g &geg, - IFW.'i cug L.ITTLØ 54G I4oN g oo x w IEL.L. FOK4 PZ.ANIEPCN I. /,'OWANc' WHY vn F'r--o wa' ov'u4 aor ,5 ØPEG'tATOR 'TO ecne' 'DLJ ir PiECø. Seeking To Head Inflation Off JOHNSON CITY (UPI) year, an informed source said, credit and borrowing rates, cent months has shifted to of excise tax reductiona to car President Johnson, aware of lie might also exhort bank. This would tend to shift the price restraint, climaxed by buyers. the inflationary potential in ers to keep Interest rates at balance on the present board his successful efforts to can. Besides, he said, they have the Viet Sam war, is seeking or below present levels and in favor of policies that would cut prices "fractionally" when , to avoid any use of economic appoint someone who shares loosen the money supply and ce pr.ce Increases posted by allowance is made for Imcontrols and rely on voluntary his views to a Federal Reserve then to keep interest rates major aluminum and coliper , provements in quality of the producers through sales from I products. restraint to keep wages, prices Board vacancy in January. down, and interest rates from spiral. Federal Reserve Vice ('hair. As for the guideposts, major the national stockpile. The President let the auto - ___________ 0 - — man C. Canby Balderston, eon- wage contracts in the auto and Ins. Gardner Ackley, chairman industry know, by directing The Chief Executive intends sidered a conservative on I steel industries are buttoned of the President's Council of Ackely to make the study, to affirm more strongly than money matters, is rounding up tight for years and few Economic Advisers, reported that he was watching to see ever his belief in the c'ontrov. out his term on the Independ.j other agreements have the on another front that auto how they would price 1966 momanufacturers a n d dealers deli. ersial wage price guideposts ent agency that has broad some pattern-making effect. In messages to Congress next i influence over the supply of Johnson's emphasis in re- have passed on the full amount As the Bureau of Labor Ste. • ......a --;;k tistics reported: "Retail prices of new cars continue to trend moderately downerd, as they have since 1939, with allowance for qual. ity Improvements in new models from year to year." It said passenger car prices not only reflected the excise tax cuts but dropped another 8 per cent from prices of '01 -.PART IVIVPRY ."b0L0ih `§1011RS !_.- I FO0 D U*S610eAQk6 131r=EF FOOD PAIR 2 VIC BLUE R11111801141 QUAUTY 't,flALtTY £111 FAI / D1SCOLIN'r -- S 4..SSLI4L..I.S 'YOU SAVE A • ALL MEAT F RANKS I= MWM explerallon PAM W ists tudes about an Inflationary threat, is expected to climb to $105 or $107 billion in the year ending June 30. This Is the first time the figure has gone above $100 billion and White Ilouse sour. y It's only common sense to expect a $100 billion ces plus so budget to be presented next January. The federal deficit for its N O SLICED BACO DIN WE IN • VAa NAY be "premature and unwise." Federal spending, one factor .-,.j 1k VTMY 1 PU campaign against any increase in interest rates. Fowler said any rise would " ,""- ITER & IT ADDS .mso oic mAx Johnson talked by telephone with Treasury Secretary lien. ry III. Fowler, who carried the adustration's banner in th e DISCOTV10e0h YO t]R.W' Lr - 1 tilt bookkeeping year may run from $6 to $10 billion or more, HICKORY primarily because of Increasd spending for the American RANC H It e buildup in Viet Nam. Johnson, who suffered some lie IF the Incision for his gall blad. der operation, spent a lazy day at his ranch. lie went back to bed In mid. morning after rising before adn"UT& The ent niasifle U E I I w0wa ff 11111 it VWXY untilaiwwhitoom Prickly Material Is Subjectof New Volume TYLR,T.z.(UPfl.—Thsr* move to WAW Wks IsAs"a lotwhat pup tho elotbeas Henry MaCallun believes. The Prickly material that fenced to R 6 16 n $ fectiveness to get Interested McCallum has been is geologist since the 1920's and has climbed through numberless barbed wite fences in his day. . Its amassed nearly 100 types of barbed wire, so many# In bet, that he felt be it 1. A" write a book olomll BOX b" U~ Tbair home bar* 4 clearing house for blislow tion on barbed wirs, McCallum "ye b&rW gal4ed acceptance only isfto lia I I I ~[w III R1 - .- CON Ir a r swerow 5110 11110 21F UWANAN N= am am 31192' 311V N 11111-C ~ An#" 31198, 0- vv! 4 TUNA FISH 1 SLOPPY JOH 1$ WasCAN I iw POTATO C1 $1 I CHIPSMM,.uru21!u!LwIus.38C W11H BIANS 3 PINEAPPLE JUICE TO i *# BAN FRANCISCO (UPI) T911 collector AIM Davis AUNT NILL111 MIT IT1110'J's"M 31691 3172' V 60001. It was (my when a UL WTI SPINACN un un Giles 6111" Wuck driver paid his quarter om the Bay srwg#' Without stoppingW"forspod the UANSAN TONATOIS woosew 111114' 1911N 21P safe which fell out the Wild Cd 31111 IV I& meet truck. Davis US" RAM CNNK LT TUNA %% 319V why now. Police' $am the Itill. 41166 4I1 locked "to was'&Wleol, as was SOUP OYSTOS ts meat t me cupps my r000s lISP 4' *a Hish FIrepluffs STMY TGUTO umfMaI 89( IAVI I VP TO I u I 41 191IN 1W . 11 94 PEANUT BUTTE 34 moo r* • EVAPORATED the city 1 irs MIL&~Ws__J $1 tes food ------ as SHROP AMOY 48( 7 ICE CREAM POTATOES "s. O - (1 IUDCJUNUI$ .ti 1m1 ]Ko th - Iv % ,ft. : EVERYDAY LOW PRICE. 7 SEAS UA1 i k V YVY I - U CREAMY 40 V - SAVE 21 PIC up s p LOW PRICES 4' AY MORE? : To FULL CUT EVERYDAY LOW PRICEi U.S.D.A. ROUND STEPA M# Pu Lis C comMREI 1 P;. LON , LADY VA* PRIM lAUft wwas do" Welfa re ..7' ---.- - FRENCH - NOUN; mum., 5. 39( FLOUR FRIES P' *L . ... DINNER ROLLS,a 2I r*u AL, we 00##*2/254 LOW 1AGLT FAT W TO - 4A Iqqse, 4L 3IN. 491L 14L 4911, 596e. 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Duval Schools 45L IL Told To Seek 59L. 7L2O 301" MI Ir Reaccredilation Uva i aww""INIF08111110 site lifli 7 4 u Tou POOP Ir 4 wws SHOULDEIUM$CHOPS CHUNK BOLOGNA COOIU10 FISH STICKS UOUPER FILLETS kose, SLICED BOLOGNA BAKING HENS LD 984 - • IV , u we" - ' i 141a 3P.. J) LOS WgIm" ANIM9 3= - ' — -- 194 101"T 2 rmoili$ of t* -T ____ ______ - 1V1 i —m STUFFED BAKID - - - 4" La SAVE 7 for to 10 4m P" STEAK- FAIR P WA com yu John P. 10 Intends to 100111 Into the Its pays tire 4drants--an average of $W o8ch, contparod $111 aw $W in otha r4a* 1bose wpu4ml r 4 19( SALTINES IIAN FRANCISCO (UPI) 0 SLICED. BEEF M =1111111A sm am am 11to $10 •ys i" IV JUSUIS LOTIOMLa., PLO BAIT BOTTLES T IV 2F 1i can Uff "M *oo mus air ' CAL%M'S TUATO =11IT1111M 1911" IN, I un 311W 2v r t UMI MCKLID NA!" INIL NM SINACN anum 4110 4110 164 N or wr w Lny ow Now! I= 2AW YAM CAMP PS& IWISs 4t1 4II Il' LINY Cliii NIP cai 211 211N 6 FMN PMA *in r#Awr 17 W 22' V . V __ finfe Ewape om $ BONELESS m BOILED OR BAKED_lAM..ei.t!!..59 I'11 IBEEF giIU T as 4" AMERICAN CHEESE SAVE e MWY.TO.="PNIUM & ROAST $I" SHRIMP *L& am IDEVEINED, SHAUSPS ANt DRWD 10" M=Iff PAM= nm,Le 2r 2W. I CM6 a no ML 27" w :': '1 S Inc" $11" 7V Ir LMY MM MUM win 41FIr Wr my =0 MM no 417V 417ir 4IP' 2 SWAM 0010 sr umcai uu• ". MITIECAL EVERYDAY LOW PRiCE HYGRADE fum CRLWY Tfl'TIAVI off his daughter, Luci, who flow to Iie capital to resume FOOD II 'S I U 0 R DT litill. barbed wire becants the beat thing for range "d became the "Wire That Fenced The West," the title of bin book. boo* . 12 CUP PER LB AW1 NEW/ B—B—Q BEEF or PORK 2, . -------- li" SwIff Is SWI110110 no $1 19t PIRMAWS KMM PmcS P* i.. riiii flAITIAYINNM 3r 4 MR FM PUNT N11 un 4W 4w r mums -ft luff GROUND BE com I TO 1=111 - PAIIR VIW 0/4 Pnoea SAVII! LOW ASLY UP V Pass-* WE UN MY PAT I 0 MYl 20.LlA$1 PUSh - '-. iiiind other violence. *a7or I MORI - 4 [I COTTAGE CHEESE MTN SAVE $1.16 McCallum and his We, Frarlaces, collaborated In the ralpublished by tke UPI. " l y of _____ 9 LW im owpowmill no McCallum t8II0Ct4 barbed wire. He had enough firstband experience with Its of. N IEIIIETI 0q the West has much history FM rAn OUNN MCI behind It. 0111AN 1 TALLAIIASSEE (UPI) Duval County officials should go to the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools with their $49 million school budget to see It the county's high schools can't be reaccredited, Gov. llaydon Burns said. The 15 high schools were disaceredited last year pri. manly because the schools didn't have enough money. Now the Duval Budget Com. mission has adopted an uncut $49 million school budget. Burns applauded the action of the budget commission and sent a telegram to Duval icloftiA, C. Stokes and Carl lAngslon. school officials will immedi. ately make application for a review of the disaccreditation, problem with a view of an early return by Duval schools accredited status. realize," th e governor said, "that such accreditation cannot come overnight, but I th feel that a request for view at this time Is thorough. IY Justified and may save many months it the review is undertaken at an early date." The association meets Ill Nashville, Tenn.. next week. Burns and State School SuPt. Floyd T. Christian both praised the Action of the Duval County Budget Commission in Approving the full budget. Octogenarian LB Facea Charge BACT wood, was charged with fall Tolbert CUCUMBERS............... ryuii*ipa nrc to have his vehicles Under control Monday eveningir after his car struck a park. ed vehicle In front of 1505 a. Park Avenue. The parked vehicle, accord* Ing to police reports, belongs to Kenneth L. Me Ica, aimc at sea the USS Roosevelt. It wai being car. for )r lfnvoie of above address. CARROTS Final Week 06M wmnv____ APPLES I 11116009"tm.104 ------ ssL'Leeee9C 2511 & PARK AVE., SANFORD I • VATICAN Crff (UPI) The Ecumenical Ca" be- 't controversy AW ZSI 1lI " ----— - Jril �rVa"Tarw !,rslS 1, 1065 - Page 6A' MORE PUBLIX QUIKsCASH WINNER! $1,000.00 QUIK. CASH WINNER! Dinsby C. 1.povs 1N KawsRas Wise, Pash PI.dds $100.00 Winner I" M 1406 Jose k. 0,Iusde, Pie. JOSEPH Littleton, msigned to RVAH4 at Sanford Naval Air Sta. tion, has been promot. ad to chief petty officer. He and his wit., the former Mary Schmidt, of Jackson. villa, and their nine. in o ii t hold daughter, ----Cather1nnn1deat527• Brighton WayCuae1' berry. (Navy Photo) P $100.00 Wisper ___ 6$IM1.et.,sie jiuleid, Pie. $100.00 Winner ILl... I. ftnese loot W1.èwof. Wlsssr P..b, Ms. UB L I X $100.00 Winner MMsP. Nu,tsv 01LV.busbl5. ti....., Ms. $100.00 Winner kNv he. Aaslsals SJPP.tesøs I.e OWNS, P1.. $100.00 Winner P. L PuPs,.. h 740N.AIA Milbeuvee. Pie. GLITTERS. Is a !41. RIVIERA FAVORITE— l)enite Perrier has some. thing more to smile about than the attention attracted by the dress she shows off to well, a now bare, bare. lop design for next sum. mer. She s been picked as the Most Photographed Model on the French RIO. ra at a ceremony In Nice. Charlie Machine Most Unusual Air Passenger F WASHINGTON (UPI) — most Charlie, thm world's most unusual airline passenger. U. turns hb nose up at cocktails and the ailS sw eulsut le.fllgbs meal. He couldn't care lie. If a steward..s put he, arms around him. Such time as airboas asv. in,, hl-fl anile and elosed.clr. cult television Just hors him. Which fIgures. Charlie Is really a "solid State data tnmlnal"-1n ash., words, an onr.slas typswrIte which tseds intormatl.s to computers and transcribes messages received Is return. Sot he also is a 1.SItI*Me passenger who hat traveled more than 20,000 miles since hut May a ru. ticket. hat soot with a Charlie Is a prototype mann% factored by the Dna 5u1. ness Macbin. Co. of Mcdl... Height., Web. Prototypes we costiy affairs, worth tar airs than situil production msd. So Dura d.cld.d to fly him an over the country to sales and demonstration meetings as is passenger. His usual traveling companion Is Tom Xibb., Do. ri's ady.rtlsing.salse prom.. lion director. Most of the flights were on United Air Un.. and It was a United stewardess who gave Charts his um, XIbb. Uk.4 the idea of humanlaing the 20' pound instrument because Is saved time when be dud for reservations. Officially, an Item ilk. Charlie, when canted in psuingsr seat, Is known as "second seat bsage" and It travels for half.fare—pr.ewu. ably because a solid stats dati terminal Isn't late,este4 in food or drinks, Occasionally, ZIbbs baa as Into some doubttal reserve. tiorig agents. as calIe4 ene night inking a TMisssn.tles for myself and $ balf.tan ticket for Charlie I(achhs..' The agent thought he was drunk but politely sAid it "Mr. Machine preferred shick. on or stash for dinaer, Charlie stirs up sesslderabls Interest among his fellow psi. singers. Yor one thing, he new. inafly travels In a mysteeloa. looking rectangular boa. Is at. nets curiosity as WOU so is. caslonal esncsrn when same. on, sees hue being strapped In his seat and inv*riably checked by the esplala. One elderly passenger asked an agent, 'What on sixth in *1?" "Nothing to be eeseeunsd about, madam," he assured her. 'It's completely deseti. Water Pollution Solution Seen In New Device I Look for fhe 100 F&P Coupon In the current issue of T.V Guide... Redeemable atPublixl new" • '11 It was ZIbb, vhs eSib)y ealmed he, shattered now with the saplaisatlop, "I'i only a b"Ir.e "iseblas trsv. sUng with vs is a ri-ass" Iieend out beigsg Is iI unusual. United's own wales eall for acceptance of eush Itona4pisil4sdthqag1 In sasat sad des'tw.Ilh mews than 1U pounds. $ss.1,e mu. • SINATI '141 s.cs D.h P1ees$eslenpsfrnir Fruit Drink . 4 Vu Ceup DeilsIsus 4'"' # 2½ 254 Pork & Beans Is., V Psp.tsp Cams 4 Old Milwaukee 99 fteimu fleudei Teas. sea 1h hlem Is. Cam. . o 35f plus lOOldvsfNsSH Phisee Powdered kgsr Morton's Donuts 3 ' SI. evNOW llvNed 59c Bill Peppers __ s.... ' Lessees'. cm":i Deep-Dish Pies ...lot, 59c JsMm.s ' s sIIII..s Piesee "69c Pie arrmen tp Grim Beans ..... "39c ONIM kumps Wiel. Ceupam! Wiled Crabs.... 7: 49c per The lame e ) hIskam.Vss.bI .......,.,,..,......l394 •• Roast 0, Roast . . • 0 Roast . • of 4 other Heinz Soups! Coke Rolls ,,,,.,,,..,..., 3 ,, 1. Now"lush Pesh . S Soup with purchase — A, 0% 5-. — ruw-p rwJuuuu.0 ufuRu — •.., — — — w w m;w W— Cream heese ...Of. 33c SHOULDER (baIn) Mn. ,i*.W. Margarine . ... 01 0 0 lb. 79 cull's — 69c IMPIUAL Cheese Spread .,. - (honshu) Amew'. MI.. Wineusk • lb. 99 Medium Blunt .d`.-.'7-".59C A..esVs Ml.. WI.e,'uid"' A..d IP4GUSH.CUT (bes,.lsesE Longhorn h..s.. . •0 0 lb. 999 frown foods. FREE! ONE CAN HEINZ Tomato ChunkTuna 4'" $10 1s. d, 1, OR, 0 Kis FiiMr 06 Your 7 1-0*. Choice cøns SWIFT'S PREMIUM HALF OR WHOLE wstcs. ncvvv THUs... PSI.. MT, NC, As 1. 4, IMP Ketchup.... 29 Ritz Cracker. .•••••• A F&P SALE F&PgadotaRgs IS 0 0 0 0 0 F & P fiberta Peaches . . . . F& PApricol Halves UNPIULID 0* F P 4"FrIked Peaches F&PSweit Peas....... Pa P CuIfJa..n B.àns.... F P C"90.Pyle Corm 0 0 0 F&P DtwiletiP.urs..... F&Pfrall&cktail..... 20 79, p.. lb. 15 •• - Heinz Soup ....... 4=w 66 • 3911 Heinz Soup ....... 4. 66 ur 25 XT.'Lucis .,.• w sa 3 i49 id Dove.,.,........... siss is.k $e I es. $• DIII Chips •....,,....,..•. 3 In t ttudb 'S Heinz 3 1.Nsi Heinz Soup ........ 4= 66 3 0. NsM Mres. .. ...,... U...5 $1 5€ S , • • .k DINNIIOW$ CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP ASSORTMENT Heinz Soup....... 4. 66 seek 7ss IO pk..J LAS CRUCES, N. K. (UP!) - Engineer, at New Mexico State University at Las Cruces have corns up with a retdgsr. ator.siu.d device which may In time solve the nagging prob. 1cm of water pollution. It Is an automatic monitor which gauges the amount of oxygen needed In sewage to prevent a polluting biological Imbalance in water. The method is skin to mess. wing chlorine In swimming pools. When scientists know how much oxygen Is needed, they can treat aewage to keep It from fouling water. The monitor was developed by Prof. John Clark of the University's engineering di. partm.nt in 1960. Now, with a three-year $44,$00 grant from the U. B. Public Health Sir. vice, experimentation Is shift. big into high gear. Clark said he envisioned the results of current research "as a vast system of monitors placed along rivers and streams near outflows of all sewage plant.." The monitor., about the ii.e of a small refrigerator, would test water constantly for di. gre,s of pollution and "relay results to computer centers," Clark said. The computers would deter. min, treatment needed to count.rbslace waits materiel Clark said anti.pollutlon steps "could be made almost lame. diately." Clark said with such maul. taring systems, the entire amount of west. loads Is rh. sri could be determined with. ii hours. Continuous monitoring, he said, would pinpoint sources and prevent pollution byOf waste giving warning of a river about to become overtaxed with waste. Clark said the method would aid scientists In determining the degrees of wait, treat. m.i.t for sewage plants In to. latlon to the river's natural ability to clean Itself. "With this rigid control," Clark said, "a river system can be conserved while it is being used for recreation, pow. er and support of natural ecology." 3€ Fresh Ground Beef .,.,.; 3 60.1147 Short Ribs ......................... . 39' SIRLOIN, T-BONE, KEY CLUB, BONELESS TOP ROUND STEAKS your choice $109 ,Pound Flevwful Lee, Miii. mrs" SLICE BACON . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. •... . .. • . . .. 79' Swift'. ritemim 151.1.. SieshleW LINK SAUSAGE ............ ,.,. 29' , 57' k..se kead Chled liii, WE TURKEY 3Alm $1 C.,.ieed. Pisvs,Iul ROLL SAUSAGE ..........................., 590 H•i.eu 0.5. P.eesecbw.loec or CHUNK BOLOGNA . . . . . . . . . . . • • • . , 490 * WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17.92 and Onora Dr., Sanford S HOURS. pullJX 1 NON,TUU.. WZD., IAT.z THUU., PSI., 5.20.1*20 I live /I No Pennies DERBY, England (UP!)— Parishioners of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church have been asked not to drop pin. nfeo and half-pennies Into the collection box. A church newsletter said they are too much trouble to count. Seminole Plaza, C10U18: 5.0 MON..IA?. Never On Sunday SUFFOLK, England (UPII - About 254M - heesebold. are are being surveyed to determine U th.y can do with. out milk delivers. en Sun. days, Milkmen vial lbs Eq aff. cording deqIjsad smA son. putars fit Isto the ascend met baggage eatagery. Jul cba,Ue Is the 1 It - 1 -• - --- - ...••r - - •...- *-...-..-_..__ --•---- ._. .= ,•• -- ----. • - • - - •'••---- - :- - - •- s—.- -a -* S a 1 7- -- - -------------.. •. ..__a.a ..-..-- _.. �1 - '- I Horoscope -' __ U12DAY, DW 1. liii _____ GINUAL TINDENCIMI £UJBetOm*keIuTsyouui s day to .zprsu your us. uusl and magootic qusfitlea aothat others realize your _ ieite cA'J ve ___ T)! _____ __ a • .' " __________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ _______ ________ -. WELI DIILIXD, LOST: Bugs Cashmere sweat. New et.taurati I?BNL1aE* UITZKI er. iii Park. 3u.4U1. & ioungs ,..w op•u. Special. ______________________ AU Typos Sal Ii's. lung In .ea food and steaks. W• Bgslnessmsns lunch; sand. 2. p11T 4 I I I 1$ S wiehe.; use a a carts. Long. Msáise .1 •sl* S _________________ wood Hotsi-I3$.2$1*. Do Yes kav $ stiaSsal Prek. ____________________________ In W. 14 St ________________________ __________________________ __________________________________ lS Wil P. 0. NeZ Ull, ______________ 18. Catirlig • Food Sanford. ______ __________________________ __________________________ 30. Hoas Appliances ___________________ p.s. isafil Ne---j-____________________________________ Prom this date torwerd. I will NOW OPEN 24 he... 7 days a ___________________________ ___________________ not be rsspo.ib)s foi' any w..k. BARS's Truck Stop. 8+.atNFORD 1LECTR1(F _____ debts contracted by anyone Hwy. 4$, $ L W. .t Sanford. 0. a. Aplisssss flew a 322-S612 _______ ______________________________ ______________________________ $23.17*L us.tsss other than my.si uar. L 125 siso4t4 .Zohs.eon. s. ....., 15. Sp.di1l ServIces 31. Mka1 lnatruaesta 4. Beauty (' 425.5938 General R.palrtng. Carpenter, Vt,... Tsaieg _______________________________ M*I Plumbing * Roof._____________________________ W. L.. Barms •.' $MUU ________ CsU $21.1,;, tot szpsrt sdvls. Painting. w•$ I.... SLiseos nj, PS, *U.I7l$. o• a Herald edyenia1* _______________ Accordlan, Rio . ExcslsIot, 13$ _________________ ,aigu. Barns, like new. $200. $224111. SERVICE CALL $2.00 K. C'S TV IZRVICI 5 J)y WJg3.y ClarInet, 5.51st. with 522.07*2 Nearly new. 332.111*. Oil W. 15th It. ________________________ ________________________ s liii Top Nursery & Kinderxar. ______________________________ _______________________ ______________________________ I I ten, Infant C after school JET SPRAY CLEANING 32 Office Machines care TAM 'til 7 flu. stop for ________________________ ________________________ B.00f • Eaves • Walls Ito ISISII.ZIILUII.H __________________________________ all schools. 17.52, '4 Mile 5. Yent.ch 152414$ ___________________ Used I'ortable typewriters, add. SanfoTi shopping Center. Pit. ____________________ to I$I+$I1.UIl.U1U5 _________________ 11 log machine., mimeograph. 221.1110. _______________ _______________________ ____________________________ Custom eabinets. *2$.iU4. ___________________________ ____________________________ ___________________ T17RM& iit.$I4I1,5il2.UI3.51 • A C ft Office Macbin.. ______________________________ 6. Child Care Distinctly, portraIts done *07 Bait Fir.t Street uk and wash or pastel from ..,._. .+_+. 211.251$I1,&013.1t4'Th 32$.'ITI• ___________ ____________ Will keep your children while photograph.. 1*11. $7.10 IZz ____________ __________________ __________________ Phones ___ ______ i.E ciu& a $ A T&Jr 4LPi I __ ;••.i,.• w ______ - _______ i _____ W. _____ ______ • : ..t ,.4:...) :4. .5 .s1'' ..-...'.. _uuihb.ss..._ww• . Il-I _________________________ - ' _________________ _________________ _________________ _________________ J,I"jr AN. I_ ootso'i3sA - ,•, - •_• sP _________________ ____ EltRORS ___ . ______ ____ _____ -on'. ______ _________ ______ 1 ______________________________________________________________ . ___ ,&&KIctMft ... AN ICTIMSIOI1 Tie Nse._id rs.rves i0' 1 year old sorrel gelding. Call . pee.eia .. 312-7771. s as, 4vertiseI'sS* whIch It •ss.a .bjostjas-*bl. s. .4 ______ Legal Notice PsPII. jdur plans, B. considerate. VIROO (Aug, 22 to Sept. 22) Gttlng all of your affairs bet.1 t' regulated can help you to progr.0 more quickly, Aik SbOcIatN for auUe.Uoa, Tilk with co-worker., too, Then find additional apprcprl.1 _______ ______ ______ ______ __________ ________ ____ -, ______________ eps'... DEADLINES __________________________ ______ _________ I(iIIs N.ss lee Madey) ______ ____ Plaintiff.. vs. LOTTIE 5, OLIIITID. also known urn LOTTIE BELLE ______________________ - Legal Notice OLMSTED, ot at., Defendants. $5 THE CIRCUIT COURT. 50$? TO V1ET TITLE NINTH ,IVHICIAL CiRCUiT. NOTICE OP 5031' $5 AND VON INHINULE Tot P. 1.. OLMITED, also COUNTY, FLORIDA. FL. OL.MSTNAD. nI. known i cHANCERY NO, 11111 so known PIlED LAW 01.31. ______ ____________________________ (Sept. U to Oct. 23)1 Thu are abl, to put particular tenta work, Via reaUon'J ___________________________________ _________________________________ sL channels, to your advantage _________________________________________________ 59w. Get busyl Arrange such early, after you have coinplet.1 ad Important duties, SCORPIO (Oct, 23 to Nov. lNNS1A... 21) Make conditions at omej CVVWI-I more harmonious by being ' thoughuul, then out into the 1I 1H'9. active world for happineu also. Perfect present outlets to _______ _____ ________________________________________________________________________________ • + f as as • H,A'E MY _________________________ - 4L,4y CR1.D INSI HIS 'HS• COS. ______ __ _________ _________ - - I . . t + + . _______ ______ _________ _________ ________ ___ ________________ _____ ________________ f I 1',,,, dlX - _____________________________________________________ _______________________________ as 'earn aoua ___________________________________ oro oowuu.io) YIN ________________ I 'I H1GHLANP,., _________ _______ ____ It __________ known: Range *0 Beat. relief demanded in the Corn. tee.; NI71.LIhi COCHRAN and COChRAN, You a,. hereby notIfied that An abbreviated 11th of if married and legal... ________ _______ ______ _______ •. - ' + -. ' -' _ ______ ______ _____________ -. ,._____ __ $0051 cheSI.I _________ ______ ________ IIT1HIJI It • _______________ __________________ ___________ ____ _____ ____ _____ I. Pays _____ _____________ _________________ _____________________________ + . - : 'pis -iawao* ________ I 1ThP4KOP1)4 _ il - JLiI. _____ A ________________ ______ _____ __________ ' s.-' , ' II _______________ ___ T - Us. UIA 619* I'M...t.,.t*l ______ + - - _____ ________________ ________ ,r - _______ _________ _______________ _______________________ _________________________________ ____ H.rald ______________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ ___________ - + _ +ZACAJ1!L aistossp i _______ it the I-. I ' ______ .dstItted llá -n - . said - I W 1 + .,•-. ' he will A I, I _________ -' . • - - '-" ', + 4 '.-" ' •, lbs . -____ 1.1111. turn, apt. 301 17. ItS, 341. Il4STTJ.FD aId 62 ___________________________ _____ _____________________________ _____________________________ ______ ___________ ___________ _______________________ a 1 0 95 + • _____ _____ .1 ' , DON. St. Johns Realty _____ ___________________ ____________________________ _____ _____ 295 • ________________ u IUCT*A Us FHA. PROPERTY MGR. and Sales Broker • $J395 _______________________ ______________________ _____ - _____ • 61 - I p $ 695 • .,.- • • / + -: - + + IMPALA 4.0.., Hertop $595 S 62 I I + Olds STAIPIII For 'Your Protection! COUPI • FHA-VA HOMES _______ _________________________ • John Saüls Agency I ______________ _________________________ ____________________________ ++ • • A DIAL - • • - , . _____ 1966 ENGLISH FORD + ' + $395 I.e Cad1 63 UDAN DI VIUI Fully iquip 32 5 + S . 60 Ford Act Now & Save' - _______________ - I COUPS Dl VILLI Pully Pow,r.4 - Au • - • then. Seminole Realty at as a + • + • a 'I S Lubrication Change VItalis & Flush Major Tuneup Adjust Srá.s & Fill Motor Cyhindor Cross DIagonatly-.Uslnq Spar. • Drain & Flush Cooling System Pt•5$lire Test For l..aks _______________ a + 1995 PAIILANI SN 4.0.., ________________ •• _____ • "We Cw'e Abiut You We Care About Sen'1inole Realty nsa. . _____ 695 _______________ - 55 Cakc near , wrn . REAL ESTATE SALES & SERVICE IBMC0MPUT01 perty the '4' ahoy, named Defendant In tb . bovs styled cause. DATED at Sanford, Seminole Coualy, Florida, thIs 20th day ,f Nov.inber, A. I)., 1085. • • '. . + -". - I Wililli INCtALJ$1I I1y$ aMunts (NIBDID AT 09$I MAIL COUPON TO lINT PUT kits, LIgMat, Ann Rests Front and Back, Vinyl In. 4.Sp..d Floor Shift, Bucket Seat,, tons,, • ______ s ____ . 3234U$ 3224435 141 useR PeeR Amuses lalird, ieit 195 .e H . HOLLER ______ III I. J1FFI&SON IT, ORLANDO, FlORIDA SherIff .4 Seminole County, Florida STATS AFPSOVII TRAiMINS fly James ________ 3. linjletary ---. Cheif Deputy Sheriff HAMS PubllshNov.24&flec.l,p.lI, aauiis oil. cuT iou 01)3.71. , 4.100* SUAN • • "WARNER" Sanford Motor SOS 5, FlINCH AVI. "THILOTOPT#S o usio Cur WI W. MUST IT. PIL UMU • . Co. $01 W. MUST ST. zqsi PH. 3224231 __ . O I • -- __________________ + ICOx. '- Ford _________________________ . $ ____ . • _________________ _____________________________ I __ . FHA.VA HOMES • ICONOLINI VAN A mansion or sp.nkling new link fence. $11 mc. 40) Mat. P'urn. I lilt. topIcs; adults, StOrog. Car of lbs Court and to serve a Sheet Mrial, and that I intend hood of fine home.. Only tIe, 322.5110. 322.3110. 'means home, hut iii. is _________________________ copy upon the the Plaintiff', to register n.m. with the $4,000 if sulti before Ian. 2514 PII1IC DII. much bitter thaim 3.11 i.,t:I,l $ Ii.dr.m. 1 bath, hardwood Cleen, turn. 3 room apt. iii SON, P. 0. Box II, shaped lake tro.t lot Pier. Seminole County, Florida, in Also odd ___________________ *32.0145 NIGHT bath, LlV'AllLE h,,tne, for Ids, ot later thanCocoa, Dsosmber acoordene. hf., 1% baths, good loeation. for only $2,100, with the proviilons 123.0111 only $2,100 WiTh TERMS. $10 me.. tip, Surplus City, OPtN 'TR. PM, $ Deere. Pro Conies.. will be STEMPER AGENCY Statutes 1147 relief demanded us lbs Corn- Florida apt., $45.10. doe. In, 121. 1011 TIlE BEST BUYPH, 323.1902 838.4)01 Ill) 8. French Sig: 7%'ilhlam T, Jack plaint 3)51. SEE UI Publish Noy, 14 * .)ec. 2, •, WITNESS my hand and INVESTIiENI * REALTY Day: 322.7174 Night: 114.0451 1300 DOWN of said Court at Sanford, Semi. 11, 1)65. III N. Park Ave. *88-1771 No qualifyIng except good crc_____________________________ Model home, kit. equipped, 377$ nole County, thIs 22nd day of CDI-70 di;; $ flIt, I bath home; 5, $ * • ZIEDROOMI Oov't owned PHI November 1011. house., are Sanford Ave., 314.0138. large living mm,. separate NOTICE OP I. 1% * 2 BATHS SVV$' new repaired hefone ceIling. (SEAL) dining Fm., patio with barbe. THE STATE OP YLOIIID4 TO KITCHEN F.QUTPPI1D Suniand- $ flIt., I Bath, tinWe have availableArthur H. Beckwiih, Jr., cue, large lot, $14,100. T.rme. LOW MONTIII.Y RAYMi'NTS DONNA It A K I.EDflEft. turn. houee, garage, fencei 3 ilKIUtOfl4f, I IIATH Clerk of ii. CircuIt Court WOO!). W 11 0 5 17 lti:Ht. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY yard, lang. closet., extra By: Martha I'. Vihlen aliiNI.Afll) 'TO INSPECT DENCI AN?) LAST MAIL.. Lnr.e trailer lot, $1,000. stores.. Will re.ilrc,,rsie to Deputy Clerk 2 BEDROOM, I ilATit lEE Oft CALL 374(3 ADDRESS IN 20407 suit. Asking $120 ma. Phone PINKCREST 'Attorney at Law MADERA. CALIPORlqgAi RAVENNA. PARK Cocoa, Florida Publish Nov. 24 C D.c. 1, I, 1$, been filed against you in the 132.111! Cocoa. up. nole County. Florida. by DEN-_ 181.1411 2111 PARE DRIVI A joel buy 3 Hr. IJutite. h.ak. Mary, $70 K. LltLiOh'RWOOD, for RENT 021 LEASE 15 IRS 01NOV31' COURT, • NIGHTS 3 lhi.DROOM.I'iet'n,,, * n.triu,area lIOn a me 33.624. 74*5Th JUDICIAL CIRCVIT, dIvorce, the short title of which OffIce & warehouse .pace in 1*1.8017 322.8134 121.0146 down .ti.i pick up iIan.-a. LEH(2En%S'ooD, Sanford. $ single office. & IN AND FOR ORUSI COON- In 1)17747415 K. loutS Seminole Number on mortgage, at 4%' 4, arid 3 lldrm+, lurn. house. Plaintiff, versu. DONNA RAE $ adjoinIng officu. Limited TV PLORIDA $154301 only ii years left Oh mont. 15th St. LB DO E IIWOOD, Defendant, amount of warshouse space, CHANCERY NO, 4TS gage. these presents are to command For information call Oniando ONEIDA OERNICB TODD, itit funtii.hie.t duples. 231.1448 Plaintiff, you to appear and (iii your 241.5053, lion. thru Fri., or 1OO DO'WTN • Answer or other defense or write I'. 0. ilox 2458. Oriando. iijuitoost house, unfursish. " FOR TIlE IIh'ST hUTGROVER CLSVBLAND TODD, pleading herein with the Clerk ed kitchen equipped. Call • Oil Defendant, of the Circuit Court of Semi. 91. Farms, Groves SEN US 313.1111. SEVERAL Outstanding 3 A $ NOTION OF SHN*IPV'$ SALE n.h County, Florida, and serve Day: 113.7174 Night: 123.84111 Bedroom Home. available is copy thereof en Plaintiff's I Acre, land, 2 houses. $ Rent, option to buy. I Br. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN all Areas of Sanford. Let us • luglu,. $ fledrooni, I bath; low pay. I house near Golf Course. 411 that under and by vIrtue ol a Attorney, Mack 74. Cleveland, wells, I barn,, good fence.; Show you Aroundi final Jr., Attorney at meflts. *23.1137, l.skevi.w hr. 322.5011. writ of execution on I adjacent In Seminole High • Motor iudgmeut issued out of the Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida, • (Incut County, Ninth Judicial or before the 13th day of Dec. SchøoL $11,000, Terms. 322 '$35 ___________ Circuit, In and for Orange emb.r, A. I). 1011, or otherwIse County, Florida, in th. above decree pro confesso will hi 92. Acreage *101 I. Park Ave. against you, entitled os.e, I have lavied 121-1252 anytins. public 155 Sanford Herald Is 4.. • Tires upon and will sell newspaper of FOR SALE *4 acre.. 1530' laks. auction to the highest bidder signaled ' gen,ral circulation In which front, 1150' highway, large 2429 LAUREL AyE, for cash at the North door of this citation shall be publish.1 home, Artesian wells, II Uncli lam wants this man, so the leminol. Court. ii once each week for four acres in grove. Good Invest. hie deluxe 1 Bedroom home louse, Sanford,County Florida, on the uoneecutive weeks. ment. TF.itMlt. fjs will, wall io wall oanpeting. 32114 day of December, 1)11, at WITNESS my hand II ACRES, 4 acres and In grove, nice kitchen equip., f.nced 11:00 o'clock A. Si.. being the cial seal .tf*.I of the Clerk of the1 lake on property. $5,000. yard with bearing citrus & legal time for said sale, the CircuIt Court onA. this the It.51 Terms. shady oaks, cnn be yours following described personal day ci November, D. 1561. W.v. really "Sh.rpen.d our PcoclI" Roberts Realty without qualifying or cloeing property: Io'wits (SEAL) 157 W. Commercial costs . . - Only $1,040 down, on this dsal. Corn. by and Saks • Ten (10) golf carts. manu. Arthur H. hheckwitb, Jr., Office 823-1620 Aseume payments $74.70 ruts, factured by Debbie Clerk, demonstration rld.l Nights - 214.3576 Clerk of Circuit Court You don't even have to see Tucca, Osorgia,and and owned Mack N, Cleveland, Jr., of this to appreciate it . Just by Defendant, I take our word for it. Darned. isSan. his Cleveland, Stephenson and MiselEs. Houses For Sale poseossion located at Attorneys at Law, __________________________ late poceoseion. "ANSUA" 24001 UDAN ford, Florida: (I) Serial No. ORC 40*4, P. 0. Drawer B $ Br., * lots, sct., big Suite 11$, Sanford Atlasstl. (I) Serial No, ONC 401). 7fallonal tree., reasonable. *82.1114 Ilank BuIldIng, (3) SerIal No. aRC 1:50. Sanford, Florida, Your Car ' 1051 Park Ave. *14.1812 i (41 SerIal No QRC 4o14• Attorney. for I'laintitf. 3 Stirs., partially furnished. 4$) Serial No. OflC 4012, l'ubhishs Nov. 10, 17, 14 C Large lot, fruit tress, (5) Serial 2fu. (IRC 4087, ________________________________ Dccl ____ 1295 lii$. i scisoui, shopping $7,100. 3715 __ (7) Serlsl No. ORC 451?, CD$.21 I Park Ave. Call 323-6671. (53 Serial No. ONC 4023, _________________________________________ WITh $34119 (13 Serial No. OIIC 403$, H DOWN (IS) Serial Ms. ONC 4038. I CAIN 09 $1619 11117 ABOVE described pro. has b..n levied on as be' IPIOIIAMUIU tnt the property ci Defend. I0PSIATOI$ ant in lbs above uiyied cause Pric. lnctudess WSW, H-D Ittsry, Hsat.r •tid and it is being sold to satisfy ______________________________ law teeputy Clerk ____ $11 flas'Siil PfttsaI ___ NUk Intag KatSansen ____ 1Mlsemsy law (SI' PlilsIRhe ,JI154,V3i15, Plaild. IISN ,P. 0. SeN $5 1Pai1$,1t,$5Da5155T,545D.s.1,L1Coss.,71e,145 1. INS. III. 155$ PublIs5 e,2 I, ii. 11. use OhM-IS -,Cos.1 . Idni,5u,, 22$ _____________________________ ISP Sail Chunk I1fln$ • • _________________________ you itois.& • 61 lIck ____________ Nuera Se • 58 Ford _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ $00 New Inihand Building Reec HEAL. PItOI'ERTY HEREIN of th5 of publich Des. 1, 1, 11, Ii, 2145 0 Ii 1.0 W DESCRIBED, TO. Semlael. County, Ploilds. the CDII description of hi pruperty _____________________________ WIT: West 35 feet ef Lot II. proceed.1 against being ai fs3. and Lots 11 and 11 in wu: All that certain property IX 1*5 01*001? 000*? OP esinohe THE NINTH JUDICIAL CII. Block D, Amended Flat of sltsat. and being In Oltustea and Miller Sub. County, rlorld., msr. peru'. CUlT IN AND P05 SHHESOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA. Ike oulsriy ds.cri as foUows: division, according Lot 1, SIock H. TANGLE. CHANCERY NO, 11555 plat thereof as recorded in WOOD SECTION TUNES NOTION OP FOESCI4IT*S Book I, pigs U, Pub. 101? REPLAT, according lie Records of laminole p1st thereof us recorded i WEPT lIDS FIDERAL SAYCounty, FlorIda. I Book II. pass $$, 1501 & LOAN A*POCIATIO* The name of the Court in Public Records if S.a*aolo OF NEW YORK 0111, • or. which suit hu boon Instituted poestto*, County, Florida. is lbs circuit Court of the Plaintiff, Ninth Judicial Circuit, Is and Together with all structures tar SemInole County, Florida. and improvssata new $.4 55, said land, and lbs H**MAX CHARLES SITS? Th. abbreviated title to lbs hereafter issues, aid profits of the and RUTH BITSY, husband cause I. Willard 1. PbiUipe. .1 ii, above described property and S4 wIfe, and Q.LRA a. youuz plaIntiffs. veuus S. Oimstid. ci .3, defendants all fixtures sow or hereafter GLASS. Dsfsnl$*ts, The dsscription of the real attached t. or used in coun.c. cit tios with ths premises herein' Tea Clara N. Douglas. property lavolved at, 11111 Casa 4s.ci'ibed and in addition thereforth above. Isetniyalley, Califeruts You and each of ree a 1• the felleviag described HINBIT NOTI. hereby notified that suit e household appllasoee, which YOU A remove clouds from and 1. ate, sad uhall ho doomed t• be, PIED that a salt $0 (oreotese fIxtures and a part .1 the veal. N Mertgaje has been flied title quiet and oonf*rm t.5 . agaInst you Ia the above Coast She above dssc*'ib.d property ty and er. a port&os boon brought against you curRy for the lnd.btid*es. by th• .boee na*ed p'nW. The pi'.perty .smgbt $0 be in lb. above styled cause by hersin aentlosedi (3.5. Hot Wat.r Hester. foncloeed Is as follow.: lbs plaintlfts desIgnated thers. Lot $11, OAKLAND in, and you are hereby r.qvir. Serial N.. P tl$UIl, MOdal acoording or other thi pint ed to file your TO 1$. of as recorded Is list leek defensive pleadIngs with lb. 0.5. Nuilt.la Ores, Serial Ito, 1* 541511, MOdel J III Clerk of the Court, and serve II, Pages U sad 44, Pub. Ito P..esrds .1 1.mla.te a copy thereof apes 011ee. U.. S. ps1$4o 0.5. Bsllt•ia SasgO, $ drick C IIobIa.on, attor$eyu TOIl for the plaluliffe. ISO aiM hal Its. ZR 51111$, Modal QINID Church Street. Orleade, 71cr. III N. (Us gear aa.w.r with ida. on or befere Deoember 0. 5, Gerbage Diep.sal, Clerk .1 tks Court sad to ocr,. Serial No. IF *1*11), Model $ sepy upon the Plaintiff's ISIS 1011. If get fall Is Is ___ cc, a Decree Pro Contees. will IPA IS LIteracy, IRVING NATHAN. be inured against yes Tsr Ihs Wutose ElSa_his Isheust ION, P. 0. Sea 0$, Os.., Fler. rsllsf deasadsd is th 0eS Fan *0". ide, set iMor than Deos.bee plaint. II ensUes Linda. 3015. 1111, 11 yea (all to do WITNESS my hand and th WITNIaI my haad and the is, Desree Pr. Coalsese scsI the said Coutt Is ha. Seal .1 sell Ceurt at Saafstd, ho entered aslast f•, ha fetd, heatasla County,_ 7$s.I PIses's, 1*15 fla4 My .4 Sev.l refit d.s.am.4 Cse Ida, 5*1. 51k lay .4 Mevss*ee,1.mboe, A, 0. 1s, 1piasnt. 114$. w*eI51u my hoal _____ ______ • ArIa' S. Neiekwtih, Jr, Clerk of the Ctveeit Oeut1 County, thi. 301* day .4 Clerk fly: Msitita.T. Ythiss $ouim*.u, 1111. D555t7 CS•(5 Ny, Martha 1. VIhI.. 1(S*AL) Deputy_Clerk__ 11RITH, *UJO? Artbai' K. fls*ettk, Ii'. it I it 0551$ _ • ____________________________ ______________________________ you Se + ______________ _______________________ _________ - jeal ' ulyCleek ' I,. J..$I. Ch.vroI.t TON PICKUP HALP _______________ ____________ - •u • I . _______________________ Dec. 11. 333.1100. 0uTLET . _____ s _________________________ as as. es. - is wirruutid fit 25 asiths ______________________________ said Baf' a _____ boil In 1411. Ap.rIslo'b Øounesat foilowsd a talk 1$hOsislasccutJiaIaMo. j ____________ U __________________________ ______________ __________________________ JIIv1 . - ___ ______ as Is: ef - CAR ' ____________________ _____ • .L ' 425-5938 Ball-Blair Agency _________________________ . _______ __ _________________ _____ oomplaint wIth ___ ____ " the answer ______ __________ USED _________ ______________________ a. ur'a, • ________ Ill-Nest. C Motire Stenstroni Realty + . has ."'" __________________ ______________________ Pee Silo J tO _________________ - answer of -'-'...,._. ______ II-Antiuee ID-Automotive servIce l*l-.cootens * Cycles ______ ('lean, aay, flowers year sroun,i; ii.'. (enact i-md. 2 FttItN. Apt. Ileasonattis. *12lilt, Pla. rio.. cartIorte. 0450. 3225612 S.nkadk G1 $OMETlilN3 F1'KCiAt. Pahet 1.1 DIr.et) FItl!E E13'1'T1WATE Newly turn., 2 hr. Duplex 10 Poll $00 Oosnpssy Sanford Izchasg. From Uboolnole 05ISI Upholstering * Mattress new miles from Navy If you like fresh paint, Legal Notice 3585 PARK has., Call 211 Magnolia Ph, *22-4521 novating. N.w * used Funnl. 332.3410 (lo.it., lie, rooms, convenient Olin Aurbsc'k 535.120*. _________________________________________ ture. Call 4ix Bidding Mfg. quiet, call-. a CIRCUiT COUNT 1 THE $ rm. furn. apt. for couple, $43. _as.itied Ads run 21 day. 81. Real Estate Co. at 705 Cslery . Sale Aye, 332. 95. Houses For Sale earn THE NINTH aVI3lCIAT. CII. Ill? 140 a line rate. Try 1334301. ______________________ 95. Houses For EART PZ1.CITITt them aid see the CUlT 15 AND FOIl IBMiNOLE flest iluy Unoker COUNTY. P'LO*ll)A. Every day i..-Oi'17N 11011517 I room turn, apt. $11. III It. liOlti's FOR I4ALF 132.7415 Day or Nishe 69. Schools & Thitructions CHANCERY NO. DAT-at Lultoy C hobbs Immediate occupancy or cus. 8th. 323.1785. Real Eetat. Insurance NOTICE OF lovely U. 5. Steel Some. Let's torn built. Any financing 96, Hol'Neas .Sale or Rent 321.5841 '9.60 FLYING SEMINOLE RANCH 2nd & Park Ave. FURN. Apt. II, Part. VORECLOIVRE SUIT visit today. Call for appoint,needed I. available. .7. 1. KISLAK MORTGAGE Located 3 miles East of Oviede meat. LeRoy C. flobb Con. I.. 31 N i.NTBiti'itisBa, Inc. lake. K. 17., porch, carport.', 3%'. 18th St., 322.7103. PlaIntiff. tios. Single * twin enulne charter, 17.so Aviation Pr.. rOoni to enlar5s house, $70 VI. We Have Os, Own LOCH AItlIOR OOVEIINMNNT OWNED __________________________________ Purn. Apt., I or 3 hR.; $20 17.02 South CAROL duct.. Ph. 281.1301. 832.5531 tao.________________________ 322.2084. TEDDY 5. LEAR and Fur sale by owner: Watcrfront, 11031178 Oak Ave. Hi.3411. Plaunc. Ci. 'ANN LEAR, his wife, 2 liii. Via. hIm.. erg. lot. $77 S'jnlandt 3.11edrooms with I Defendants. 71, Male Help Wanted I VIAl WARRANTY Jlo. *222541 efler 1:30 p.m. baths and Iotesn.d.ln patio. Apt., adult, only. 312.1111. $100.00 TOt TEDDY 17. LEAR and l22.74S3. CAROL ANN LEAR, ku SURVEY VART3' CIilh7F. Must TIlE TIME TESTED FIRM - $ HR turn, duplex apartment. Sci. U.. Lumon liluff, 0,0*0; , Ilil. •. a SEDROOMI wit., be espenienc 201 B. *7th. Call $$3.l47t. in survey ill N. Park Ave. nearly new, iioul,le lob, pni' I$$.il$$ 42 PlY. t.. ' a" us MONTHLY PAYMENTS 97 hlounesi For Rent Residence Unknown note keeping and road convale dock. 2:3.3W. + _________________________ PROM $l0.ft YOU AR5 ILEJIEST NOTI. Floral Height., I rat. fi.rn. api. 41 Pci. 11W, A/T $fl 142 •tr.tn stsktng. Apply at IIAMMF.lt, PAD4T * PROFIT IMMEDIATE DELIVEILY turn. Aviilable Dec. 1, $50 turn right on Palm 7%'ny to a Mortgage has been fih.d gine.r, on U. 8. 17.13, South of very rough condition. Slash. i'reiri, Lake' 100' a o' int, orainut you In the above Court Itan(ord, the rent sign. Call 222.100?, II Dei hR. "4" $4 per m's. $-733S. .4 to $3,300. Term. even. large 3 il+IL. liaise. inea.ly ' V.A by the above named Pitttif. to S p. in. paInted; with gsmage kit. P'umn. clean, 41 Psi. 1/W, AFT U Stak. your spare tim. pay _____________________________ $35 ______________________ Bedroom house. 3 The property sought to b. turn. inc. washer; ('ldfleid, off. Hurry on this. Nights II Censlr, A/T 145$ $35 $'flooni rum, Apt. J'vt. bath, Adult.'. no pets. 313.4011. follow.: foreclosed is i.10$0. Legal Notice Iii Prairie Lake Dr., Fern ____________________________________ su.ssoa, Lot 14, BEAU LAKE ______________________________ 41 ia_eR VI, A/T 555$ $12 lark. INCOME }'umn • 3 lIft. I bath, nice yard, HILLS. according to ths _____ FOUR UNITS, gross $173 P51' PICT*1'IOlS NA,I patio, AvaIl. Dee. 3$; 3:3. l-'timn, Apt, Newly decorated. II lisa_Ill 51mph 525$ sla VA.PRAetaoin etoain 1501 Put thersof, recorded NOTICE Is heret,y given that i month. Cash flow $100 per I HR.. I lots, enclosed double iieo. Close in. Ph. 3.43O. in Pint Book II, it '• am sngsged in busines, at ft Pe.d VI, AlT Sift 532 month. Start buIlding garage, deep well, fruit trses. I'-'IN'•f tutune with this Sanford in. *7, of the Public Records Orlando Dr. Sanford, Semi. 332.0480 or fl2'l$$i. Puma. Apt., 3-roam,, water a 5? Chsv. 1/W, V'S Sift $33 YLIHN. Cottege, $32.1137. of Seminole County, us. 3111 corn.. Nights $22-IllS. nd, County, Florida, under the .1cc mcI • $51 ma. 333.SIiT. _____________________ with the Clark of this $ copy thereof on plaintiffs' if alive, and if d.ad, their un' known heir., devlseee, legates. Court, and I. s.rvs a oopy attorney, on or before January and grantee.; and (3. II. MIt.- thereof upon tk. P)sIsUULor 3, 1180, $ dscre. pro oonfeseo w so LEft, also known as GEORGE Plaintiff's attorney will be catered against you. Smith B. MILLER and it married - sam. and addrees Dated November 3), 1141, at MII.LEII, his unknown wife, if Elliot and Sskwslbe, 11$ Sanford, yl.rlda. alive, and it dead, their tin' aett National Sank SaiWin (SEAL) known heir.. devis.e., legate.. Juk.oivIPS 1. FlorIda, tot Arthur B. Neckwtth. Jr.. er than January 15, 1565. and ,rantessl Clerk of CircuIt Court fall t dO is, 4oct55 And ail persons and parties ii Is.lne2. County, Flcs'lls lbs - ... ________ _________ _______ $1-Wasted To Buy $1-..7srnit Pee Sal, _____ + Is es ___ ___________ o-nusl.e.. Oppert*s$tieo ___________________________ ______________ '11 Impala AC 1247 due $15 Mo, flj' Florida Itoom 1g,. 2nd Floor fluple Apt.. '11 RamWg 1 $502 due $12 Ito. Frame hiucco - %%'ood Floors 312.24)1; apply lii Park Ave. 'I) )4.rc. AC $107 duc $33 Mo. $12,100 - Only 5410 ttc'nn '1$ ('hey, $151 due III Mo, Neitly turn. dow,. stairs apt.. 'si Mart, $443 1.,. 511 ho, " l'rk Ave 223.0110. 585. 'i $01 'tue $15 Ito. '4? Ca,Ili. $841 due $33 Ito. 221.:4:o 2311 PARK DllIVE Clean, burn. Ai't. 33•100. '41 I'onl%'gn $150 due $23 lit., ('hrYs+ AC list tue $32 Mo. Cumpste and ready for nur rtJflN. APT., zao M.ilonyiile, '14 Ford Pt! $350 due $21 Sin. Inspection 1.8 p in.. 3201 ('hry.. 04 $ 11 due $ 3 Mo, fl/.NTOU1. LANK, Ue..ti. 'zi1l To \V'ill Carpet '45 ('hey W'g 3 7 dii.' $ I ISo. briar. Kitigwnoit liuIi,ier., t.. newly decor. & 4 PIt. 322.8102 I1A$.234$ 321.0211 or 3:2.0974. alet 404 B. 14th 51. 1012 SANFORD AVE. niehed 11111,2 rUIN. Apt. no.. es. JImmie bath Itiveitna l'ank. Avail. Cowan. 115.4115, 120. Automotive Service ______________________ rests, . 44.4 shed or unfurnished, nil us Bedding * Furniture Tree ripened citrus. Navel.. We right now. We have custom. AT }'AcTolty Palcfr: .hlp. Albert H. Pelt, Osteen. Ill Magnolia 322.5521 ens waIting, __________________________________ *h1.*$73. 312.41)1. ___________________ ___________________________ - an '67 Mania $752 due III Mo. $411 due *25 3Io. 'St Renault '0 Falcon $517 due 5*3 Mo. '80 Convair $108 due $32 Ito. 'SO Merc. XC $170 due $13 Mn. 'SO Dodge 55 $817 due $11 Mo. Richburg Realty . su '- _________________________________________________ _________________________________ Ill-Rooms ror sIsal 31-Ezicrmisators 4$-Plant. - reel. - I..l. lie-Hotel P.00s 1*1-Rental Agents $7-MovIng * ItIIage 11$-Wanted T. 4cn$ 3$-Job PrintIng 111-Autos For $45 -M1.e. Fec' Sale ili-Avtoe---stale or Trade Il-Artidtea For Rent ill-Trucks For Isle 5-Swap or Exchange _____________________ S to the _______________________________________ 54k sInes-All price.. Buy it now ular r.tail. Noli Freight School. $13,000, Term.. 32:. en lay-a-way. Damaged P'urnitur. Sales, 0535 Sanford Vacuum Service Hwy. 17.1!, Caseolberru'. ____________________________________ H31 S. Park Ave., 322.6511 U s e d furniture appliance., 83. Real Estate Wanied (Jet profsesioual carpet clean, tool.. etc. llought.Fold. Lar. ing results-rent Blue Lu.. rye Mart, 311 Sanford Ave. S0 S Pb.. $22'113U. Blectrio Carpet Sham. tn HelpI We need rental listings! pooer $1 per day. Cs.rroll If you have a vacant epert. ___ ______ -- at . ____________ fl-h(quee For Rent Ill-Resort Rental. lIl-Trallera--Cabana.e 150 -Mobile ltemee-Sal, 101-Mobile liems.-flenI 154-Trailer Space-Rent 1N-Ttailer Lots-dale nao., 522.1121. SLF: 2.br. CD house, in Hr. turn, duplex apt. Contact Osteen area. Over I acres of 1113 Palmetto. wooded land, lakefront, i',,vr,t road. liy owner. l'hone Unfurn, I film.. durleg ant. 322.2620 nfter S p. m. til. bath, terrasso floor, kit. -- roll Stenstrom Realty ts _____ ______ U-Air Coil, C SeaUSS 11-Pall. • Televied.. ft-Photo * Sjalpnl $0-Home Appllanes. Il-Musical lsetr.s.ia 3$-BasInesa luip.e.t 34-Uph.taiesy _________________ - '•' - IONS HAVING OR CLAIM. Ing for tor.ciosisrs 0 I 51-Neal 17stste Wanted $4-Real Estate Isle $?-flueisee. RstaLe ft-Lets Pot Sale •l-rar.e-wev.. 1*-Acreage fl-House, Per sale _________________________ pialntiffa, v, 11ev. James i. $2., Defendants. throuih. under •r agaInst any agateat you her the asllsi 4.. of th. above known or un manded n the ssmplalnt. _______________________________________________________ ________________ ,1Q,,1IIIAas + - .,. ..4 - welfare. PISCES(Feb,ZQtollarch 10) Make those important do. + Cl.rk of tbs Circuit Cottt Seminole County, Florida Ny; Martha 1. Vibhut Deputy Clerk Joseph Il. Mura.kn, E.g. F, 0. Box 12$ Fern Park, Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publish Dcc. 3, 5, 15, 31, 101$ CDT'$ _____ 30117 + • as D.s.s., el ire • ROD- titled eaussi and that and it married (SEAL) and showing more practical sense, Be sure to do what will make you more attractive. - _____ - plaint. '' chal seal of offIce .1 Sanford. and if dead, their unknown you end Robert I.. Fletcher and Ann. K. Pletchsr, hi. wife, yeminol. County, Florida, this heir., devlseee, AQUARIUS (Jan, *1 10 Feb. 25) Room for seU'Improvs. - 17-.Jaa&tonial Sttvi.ei 1$-Landscape Sorvios il-Builders SupplIes il-Hardwar. lms.ove.osft li-Plumbing 1$-Palnti.g ________________ ________ tOsligilt. bly can, then contact the per. sons you want as sUe.. Talk Over seeds with authorities. YQUow good advice given. El YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY be or she will be one of those remarkabi. young persons who can take a full academic course In school 5614 go through It Ilk, a breeze, A wonderfully poised Individual will emergi here. Connection with government or big building concerns, other business II fine, as well as anythIng •loeg the artistic use. Th. new and progr.ulv. ls also a most wOO4SXI'U1 out' lit toi' this very fascinating personality, -"The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make it your We Is largely up to VOW Carrofl lIgtitars indivklual PWscaat lot your sign for De' umber Is now ready. For pour copy send your biribdat. Si to Carreli lighter Per.ca*Th.Iuhrdflersld. ida. In accocdanc. with the proexisting under the laws of the visions of the Fictitious Nams State of New York. PlaiaUU Statutes, to.witt Section $13.05 va, Florida Statute. 1117. Herbert B. It.nstrom ROBERT L. TI.BTCIfEII. an. Published Dec. 1. 5. 11, 21. 158$ et as.. Defendasts. 1T.1 NOTICE OP SUIT IRS STATS OP FLONIDA NOTICE To DEPEND TOt .1 AC K H. FLETCIlEN, TOt ILsv, John .7. Dean and All whoa resident Is an. Other persons Claiming known. but whose mail. any Estate, Right, Title. ing addres. is: Jack H. or Interest is end to the Flelch.r, Hdqtrs. an 4 lend H.reinaftet DescrtSCompany, 57th Hdqlr. edt gIl Company, A.P,O. New You at. hereby notified that - ______________________________ i us.. rrUperey _______________________ with the Clerk of the Circuit the .1 1j"t' - ties you like very much Is fine in AM. and then come to Im. pOttant decisions with lieselate,. Get monetary matters pgoperly handled. Out socially + S ..rve a oupy of your answer OLMSTED. if alive, and if dead, or against Hells V. Fletcher, persons having or claiming my deceased, wh.tker as heirs, right, title, or interest In and or pl.ading to the Complaint her unknown heirs, devl.ee., spouse.. devisees. legate.., to the land described in the Plalotifra attorney, legate.. and grantee.; OXO. on th grantee.. arnlgnee., lienore. complaint, ar. defendant.; and If mar. Jossph Il. Murasko. P. 0. Box 11(317 W. OL32STICI) OLMITED, his un. creditors, trustee. of other- i which plaintiff esuke to 321 P'snn Park, Florida, and rued wise, a. to each and all of quiet lb. tills to the following it alive, and original answer or known wife, if file whom residence I. unknown: property situated in Seminole pleading in the office of the dead, their unknown heirs, de. All persons and parties hay. County, Florida: Clerk of the Circuit Court of vi.e,'.. legates. and grantee.; hag or claiming to have any Seminole County, rlonlda, on l.2)JI1A TAYI.OR and if mar. The East Ono Third of the TAYLOII. her un. right, title or interest in and Southwest Quarter of the or before the hUt day of Dee- ned to the property hereInafter Northeast Quarter of lbS ember, 1)61, If you fail to do known husband. if alive, and ' _______ __________________ ______ _________ regularly. _______________ 1' and Pun + - Dean, _________ __________ _______________ _______ _______ ______ ________ Cathy. 322.1212. i'uz-nitur. For 44 Pc. $telmao, I P1. s.tting; YUIINITIJItII - Freight dain 81. Income $10. 222.1101. aged bedroom and dining -_- room fumnitur Wasy piece. I Acres land. I houses, $ wells, VACUUM CLEANERS chow no damage, however I borne, good fence.; ad. as - g' ____________________________ ________________________ _______________ the UO1TT%*flJa (No,, 22 to * watha. vs. _____ sink, $21. 2640 hlia. ____________________________ cabinet __________________ PlaintIff, LAW OLMITBAD, decaa.d, VER$A N. 7LBTCHEU, agalt you 1* Circuit whose ree$dssoe 1. 1511 court of the Ninth Judicial unknown heirs, de. anti the Hermo.ilio S $ r e it. El circuit in and for Seminole BIINBIT LOUIS JONES, vi...., legates. and grantee. Paso. Texas: County, Florida, Chancery No, I)efofldant. claiming by, through, under or aa.lnst the uaid 5', I.. 01.11' 'The unknown heirs, epouses, 15127, in which suit Arch I), NOTICE OP SUIT 10* F.ltNl'.ltT LOUIS KiNKS STRI). also known a. P. L dsvisees. legates. or jtU. West and Butts W. West are Fred tee. of Helen V. P'letchsr, 4,. plaintiffs, and 11ev, John .1. flssidence Unknown Olmatead, also known YOU ARK hIIillHIiY N0'l'l. Law Olnasted, also known as ceased, as to each and all of Dean and his wIfe, PIED that a Coinplaint ton Fred law Olmutead. deceased; whom residence is unknown: it lIving, and. if dead, theIr Un. DIvorce has been (11.4 against WIB B. OLMSTED, ilso All other persons and attiu known heirs, legalise, and 4.. ______ ____ Ie. 21) U yost tue your Imagination s little more you can better outilde and home affair., Talk over new plana with partnerS. Be thorough, with kin tonight, CAPRICORN (Dee, 22 to wifi, ________________ I atI putII.rS. IA COUNTY. FLONIDA C$IANCBNY *0. 11471 WILLARD T. PHILLIPS and ZI.IZADETH P.. PHILLIPS, his PIM UI. losettliss sad _____ _____ _______ ______ _________ _________________ - NOTICE IS hereby given that i am engaged in business at Legal Notice 1151 Perk Drive, Sanford. feminole County, Florida, unTHE C1E(11I'V COON? AND VON ISMINOLE coos. dsr the fictitious name of SEMINOLE FENCE, and that I IT, FLORIDA 15 CNASCIRY. Intend to register saId name CAIN NO. 15115 IN THE CI*OVIT COON? THE NINTH JVDZCIAL CII. YORXBR.5 SAVINGS SANK, op _____ _______ ____ i / NIW RVRIGI Legal Notice ______________________ ______________________ _________________ ______________________________ ______ us CIsastlInd A4i Dial $$I.ISIl ________ _________ ________________________ _______________________ _____________________ ___________________- , It14.. US yuur FurnIture. Ave. $10 Sanford Ave. Quick Service with the Cash. Ca. range, hot water heater, IUP'$R TRADING PONT. 77. SituatIon Wanted $ spot heaters. Call 322.3016 WUJON.MAIER FURNITURE Days work. 322.1440. -_after Sell - Trade _________ geiusg things doss ________________________________ _________________ .ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS ______________________ ______________________ 323.4704. _______ _________ ________ _ - T3O o. auras' ______ - ______ lmnterd'a MIII _________ mCI I .. -- ir I___ 15411101$ s.es.os. ______________ ___ Kepossessions' _________________ asses. __ ________ 7 4 TED W'TI W screened Run, Hoarding. 52$- 551 5. 01k. come see ant 1713. Tall ______________ ___ CLASSIFIED INDEX with cue and cleaning kit. cheap, Have toys $ Trucks, eta, iAi new, iys Home R.psfrs 21. Dandy Surry, wheel drive, 4 Reti5tered flbston fi'U' like new, pie.. 322.0011, or after 1, Remodeling problems? laudIng *23.0451, or see at 10? . aciNg afTs..Xed. leRoy __________________ ______________________________ $ yr. old Irsitted fensale bird C. Robb CoUtrUStiO* Coi. Ø5 5pc Heater.; *15 dog. U1*$OIL MagnolIa. 321.4531, 1 yr old untrained malc bird dog. Roth ezcellent stock. THS UNIVSRPA+L. MIDWM ANIMAL HAVEN. K. • a. $5, od A __ . t + LAWNS aowe Neglaj, LOlL ____________________________ Mias La-I US Cleaned. Churches. SPooled WORLD IlOOh( Encyclopedia. (N,. p,ts., words pee ilsel CHILI)' CARE, in my home. Thiees. 222.8305. $5 p.r ras. l'h. 333.4543. _____________________________ 1I.asnnable rateS. 332.01O$ ______ _________________________ _________________________ .i aiaium Ck5 SkIp Veto A 055t 20. H*l'dWU'S I. C. Higgins 13 guage, with 1-DaY ass. 8. Pets & Supplies modified choke, complete CONTRACr EAT ON REQUEST .gwLL' L)InPLAt iae Iii. I -1 WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612! I 122.1387. '' ___ 50. MIsc. For Sale 50. MIsc. For sais tstnrh ,, ra1? Dcc. 1, 1965 - Page 7A __________________ 97. Houses For Rent 108. Rooms For Rent 120. AutomotIve Se?vIce __________________ __________________ _________________________________________________________________________ w..t ilamlin Oranges Hit. i,wl;lnt.d, hl yard. CLEAN. ADDING MACHINES quiet Fuorns for .L Auto EEK & MEEK bushel. Mr.. It. W. Lord. 80. )ltchen •qutpped. $0 me. 401 MagnolIa. 322.1721. 'rop. & Feat Covers ______________________ _________________________ TYPEWRITERS __._ Sanford Ave. 321.1210. CASH REGISTERS AIJTOGLA&S& LAKI MART. on Zak.. $.bed. 115. Autos For Sale XMAS PI1EISNTS Over 700 machines on special __________________________ lti'w and Save room,, 2 baths. central air - SEAT C)VEI CO. sale for ten day, only. 21 GET______________ '$0 Volvo compl.t.iy ions ever. conditioning, 323.i3I. Slngsy electric., sis, 51°. $. Sundstrand Adding )tnes, w. 2nj it, _______ 3:7.$ofl $60. All guaranteed, with ac. Xng. overhauled and trans. ALL WORK OUARAXT:1D ('"\ I _______ sin.zo each, 72 electrIc add. __________________________ , .,, \ I foams, furn. 1 Baths, *23. mi.sion, Ilk, new. Trans. ___________________________ ____________________________ ces.orle.. Pay U little a. $2 ing macbin.. of all makes, I4LLPM. 4* 1 1 i 3507. ___________________ ___________________ PU' week. C terr.d. Must sell, 3334753, ___________________________ (WIT1N$AVDJ from 57$ to s:z,.so. liany ___________________ ___________________ __________________________ __________________________ wr ., i SANFORD SEWING cxria hand operated machine., from _______________ _________________ _________________ 121. Scnotero & Cycles \_ FOIP _________________ •02.Mobi Homes • Sal5 '4$ Valiant, 6 cyl., 3 door. $32. 322.1411 $40 taNational $111.50. Several used 15 $ So Perk Lye \.!!.' I ________________________________ Cash R,gt.t.'r. at __________________________ Motor Scooter, tambrstta 110. sal 'SI Allstate 131. Both t $. New sad used '63 ATLAS. 10. a $0'. front kIl. POStAL.. else I Petit.. 3234720. portahls In •uci'll.nt running rand. typawrit.rs. from rhen, I BR., air cond., awn. '40 Chevy Impala Convertible; Western Flyer bicycle with to $C5. Smith Corona . nj, 322.31*0. stew top, 34$ stIck. 40.000 1 I Pr.way kerosen, beater, $0 •13.tc portabi. type. actual mile.. Radio & )t.ater, an gel wings and * speed; like gal tank, Excellent buy, $10.•lCetrtc writer,,anti from $130.10 to 10 NA$IJ.t trailer suitable for fl•. 3:1.1471. White wall tires, A.l shape. ___________________________ camping. Ph. 6654024, ask *11.0032. ______________________________ 1171+10. Y, take trad..ins. for fled or 1:1 A C ft Office Machine. ___________________ 123. Boats & Motora _________________ _________________ S C SEWING IZACIIINEI e e $07 17. First It. is ru.. sub., radio & heater. -_________________________ XMAS OIYTU 3347fl iat.way 103. Mobile Homes Rent To The Waterway $, 33.353 after 4 ____________ ___________ __________________ linger, sewing machines, $20. I ________________________________ _____________________________ I -----flobson Sporting Goods *40.160.510. Complete with tier, dryer; ai'7(ahle house trailer. A 'iaces for '17 •Chrysler Imp., $1,000 mile. Tour E%'INittJOP Peeler all attachments. Fully guar. IS' window fan; 2 burner rent on lan. lake, adult. on. Air conl+, dcc. seat.. etc. *04.5.5 ________________________ 17 1.'. P't. 333.114, anteed. Terms arranged. A.1 ICero.ene Stove, used once. 71. Male Help Wanted ____________________________________________ ________________________ ______________________ only. Power Skit. Mu.; Sell. First _________________________ _______________ $HwiNa MACUINI7 EX ________________________ _________________ ______________ I 95, houses For Sale 527* takes it i:3.1;o:. Tell them you saw It 'The CIIANOM. 1215 N. MILI.$. _______________________ _______________________ ____________________ __One. 3 Hr. Trailer lOzIT, $11 _______________________ _________________________ _______________________________________________________________ I 1Sanford ff.raldt ORLANDO. 51. ArtIcles For Rent -- Body man. first class. needed ________________________________ I 5palous 3 BR, liv ma Fm.. tin. 4$Ø5 __________________________________ ___________________ Immediately. .kpply in per. lag Fm.. is. Iii. nm. ncyclopedla, WOflt,D HOOK 'oh Strickland Morrison in loch Arbor; 523,000. 222. 106, Apartments for Rent 1014 17dltion. Park Ave. RENT A BED Ford, Inc. I 1201. ________ 1-Lost a Pos4 il-Messy Wanted Trail,. Ct., Lot 5$, Sanford. I Itollaway, Ho.$t.al. laby _________________________________ 1+b1NS _______________________ ,-.'.'J - lI.Paa'a$a..%..%--- --' 2-P.r.onal,a -ouu_ • fla.enna_lark 4 Itit, 3 t.th. ill v. 2nd St. Si-Iau,inae 4-Beawty Usd, '$y Day, week. " 72. Female Help Wanted s 223.5417 ______________________________ ____________ Vied appllancesi Else, range..____________ Month. Family room, dining roam. ______________________________ 1-Day Sursecies U-Schools * Isstsuetiess CARROLL'S PURNITURS __________________ *35 to 150; refrIgerator.. 1*0 & air, fenced yard, garlen •as.i:... *og,,e1't, 71-Male help wanted Cowan, Cut 'N' Curl. Pb. ussd car tag wai5r C dryer. $55 shed, 121.5111. 10-Poultry - Uvesisek 7 -Pemals Help wanted 1ed wishers for parts, $70 HouptL fled. & other rentals. 323-0114 or 332.4013. 1*-specIal NeUee. --- WPi.AKA Ai'ARTMnNTI 114 5$-Male or Female help $9.60 DOX'IJ •• Old Chatnbsr Bldg., Lake Southern Furniture & lYphol. ______ ___ 1$-CstsrI.g - Food 7%'. Fir.t St. Nice !.b.tin,.om fnamr ti,.. _________ 74-Sale. Help Wanted _________________________ stery. 2nd & Oak. 3!2.$3$0. I.l'N'p, Aides, & Cooks. Apply In _____________ ___________ Marty. $33.1$U, 14-liieycii Repair. fl-Situation Wanted 1:3 Maple Ave. yniali i.aY. _____________ • person, 2.1 p. In. Semitiole il-Special Services Il-Iseom. Properly Illent .i"wn. then pay . tent. I Hit, tuna. 'Iti;'l,z. I blm'k ' Lodge a'ur.ing & Convales. '\'ear \Varranty 53, Wanted To ftu' Slnle Blankets II west of French. Clean, $60. Il-liusia... Prop-Sale li-Interior Deceratre (ali 3:2-0464. cent Residence, 300 3. Ray Classified _____________________________________________________ __________________________________ 'c ____ ______ ____ ___ The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, i. Lost & Found 12. SpecIal NoUces u. wen jjng __________________ __________________ __________________ ____ _ ______ _____ + Herald Classifieds Bring Fast Results ____ ____ _____ ______ ou like, Don't disappoint a vSry close tIn, Live up to ix' I r _____ some project of magnitude &it. Then you can talk mat ki over with hlgber.ups. MOON CHILDREN (Jime 22 July21)Uyouattcodto what you have promlied .arly, you can then be with in. as 'TM' ____ _____ c 'LEO (July *2 to Aug 21) there I. opportunity to COs. with some ipedal partner some mutually Important1 deal. Then get wheels rolling,1 zt*. ___ ___ *2) liMing new ouUets can help you to get many of your obligatIons behind you very + , ______ ______ ______ sisning then b*ingi you the chance to show that you fl'ro'4ed In imd.r,t.nAlng _____ best to operate. Cst U) Talk matters over with In. resting and dynamic pals during All, and find better ayg of getting ahead. They bold the key to your sueceu eqw. rklng good. TAUZIll (April to May O) You can find some very eWver ways to get en tod aid, of a powerful Individual. Tben get Into civIc work that Pil11fl,(, Off to fUll and friends tonlit.-.be happy. + __ ________ )4$% IUDW " W1JLI 'hI'S! Forecast _____________________________________________ I Page6A-Dee.1,10G5 tb_t! _______ .•+ -• - .. • , . . • . • • + I.' • ___ • _...jf + .• _______ ____ ______ r.. __ ..-e.,.n... ,,... . _ - ..., - ,-, fl.-• S. ,, _,.,. +._. I-.. _______________________ ---- , __....,. + .-•-'•.- • ., ____ . - ._ ---------- ----- - -- • - - • ---. .• • : +-•• -- ____ ___ / - . - - --• • ____ . • - - :L -- -.• - •+ - - - -- - • ---- -., - __ • I I .-- I I . ,' : • ' ;/ ___ I • .•, -• I t,-i- cd �S 1 _ "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN STEER BEEF - Y STORE PEOPLE . I I I M I 0BE STEAK ,Tiff TOP ROUND OMI T-BONE If11qii e CLUB 8.95 Your Choice Ion.ksi Bottom Round Boneless Sirloin Tip Boneless Brisk.? Roost lose Trimmid Rump "SUPER.IIGHT" WESTERN (cit & wiapp.d CAPH JOHN'S QUICK FROZEN PUNCH PRIED 10.01. MILD LONGHORN .. a. • i LMII I 12.01. CANS Laundry Bleach LAS R U - PUSH TINDU NAG MORE ORDER 'T _________________________________________ MAXWELL HOUSE 49c L COFFEE COFFEE . • ific EARS Lb._____________ ••.• . 4 10 Lbs. Round Whit. Isilk OR A&P BRAND CORN AUC I io Bananas . 39c 45c Potatoes Limit I Of Your Choice With A $5.00 Order DOL Sweet Juicy Tang erines $189 MUMS I Grapes ShorteningCAN 39 Cinnamon ROLLS HELLMAN'S 2 " 39 '3T - / • 141.012 Pants •..,,....,. C 2k.'-- ume"MOM W"M WW - I.LL 20.. - 0-1 2 m 39c $1109110 POTATOW 06 111W PM= ...... 124ML W/G~ 3% t*V 7*1111 $$'OINC • -. • ....., C STIW 11Ya'. , ,— .. P., C SAlT NOD J.s ...... P., -, CUSM CNIb1 501. .,.....,..... PHILLIPS 50* ............. TC A • ' ____________________ •- --- -- • •- 3 RMDA ORAN" JUICE 6 NCO S u 1) e r A £1111 PASS TWIN MINTS 1$'OVIICU • a..Aft #* A Fr 134ML W/CNM AN PAU 1 I Anc SWANNIN SWINITHILART SW Slssp&Sav.dA&PI SAYS SinS. silK LOW SMI FM 0 •q imr j S. - bor today to match the sacri. next. year. ficca of U.S. troops in Viet ig. In reaffirming his Nam and assure a continuance nets for unconditional ,,iscus. of record prosperity in 19643. But he urged them to avoid sIons - - M a to end the fighting in -- Asia, Johnson said: "overheating" the economy, a "There can be peace esfactor that would send price. soaring. pecially in Viet Nam whenIn a speech by telephone ever men in other capitals are from his Texas ranch to mein ready. hers of the Business Council at a winter meeting in Wash. Ington, the President also 61 have said it before. I say it again now. This nation said the United States is Is ready to talk, uneonditionreally to talk "unconditionally, silly, anywhere, with peace anywhere" to obtain peace in as our agenda. Viet Nam. "Peace will come because It, Johnson predicted that 1966 must coma. It will come from will be another 'record year from the American economy." courage, from constancy and He said wage-price restraint from concern. It will come Is necessary to insure a record because there Is no other new year. answer. With confidence and co-op. "Peace is our goal. Peace JUST PART OF VALUAbLE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS .darnnged in fire at thikur Music Shop this morning d(ets I 11 Ls.. MODES kisS ii .........7C •- CANS PrIen 3 Is ft ad we "ed **so Classified Ads ............ c&1 2A.3-A Year produced $2,545,318, It frisk Commission reported Crossword Puzzle 11 Doer Abby ............. (UNaLMIETING Editorial Pace ....................1A Shopping Center Hwy. 17.92 ci 27th Plncreat Bukur Fire Loss $10,000 I 'Big- F' Goes To War car- . ..... Siclety .._ ---.... s.-io day night it 7:30 o'clock at Sports ..........-................... 6.7 the village hail. It will be the TV ........................................ 11 regular monthly m.sUa$. ________- Mrs. Troy Ray Still Critical - The entry list in the 1065 Fourth Street, down Fourth be the only victory we Jaycee Christmas Parade is to Sanford Avenue, and down seek." growing as are the expects. Sanford Avenue to Second Johnson's remarks appeared tions of local children for Street ,where it will turn on to be aimed at reassuring the seeing Santa Claus as lie Second and disperse. Business Council, an elite winds his way through down. The Jaycees ask that chit. group composed of top execu- town Sanford next %Vcdnes- drcn be kept out of the tives of leading Industrial, fi- day it :1:30. streets to prevent any aeci. nancial and commercial firms. Viflfl('rs in each division of dents, particularly children on The Whit. House said John. the flut judging will receive bicycles. son was not showing any 'un. a trophy and second place The Shore Patrol from due concern" for the surge in till receive a plaque for their SNAIl will assist In the crowd control, under the dithe cost of living, but he plan- efforts, Thirteen nurrhl,ig bands rection of Jim Rowe, to sup. ned to call his top economic advisers to a meeting in a arranged for by Sam Stanley plement a large group of Jay. few days to review the gin, will provide Christmas music rev parade marshals headed thrhugtiout the parade as it by Mike Richardson. oral economic picture. Balloons will be sold for Johnson also scheduled talks iiroceeda down First Street to with Secretary of State Dean Oak Avenue, dotr, oak to the children, the proceeds of which will he used to provide Rusk and Secretary of Agria Christmas shopping tour culture Orville Freeman about. for needy children. Also to be possible changes in sold are popcorn by the Jay. grams for supplying surplus ceo Wives and peanuts by the American crops to needy napast presidents of the Jay. Uons in Asia. cci's. The Jaycees expect the Mike Whelchel, operator of parade to be approximately Mayfair golf course, was ex. t w o miles in length with a pecteil to confer with city of. large crowd of nearly 35,000 ficials today in regard to expected. Approximately 100 filling in the big sinkhole units are participating, with which developed on the 15th ninny beautiful float.. The parade I. sponsored by the fu'ay Tuesday night, Whelchel said he planned to downtown merchants a s d ANNISTON, Ala. (UPI) talk to City Mutinger Warren staged by the Jaycees. Jury deliberation In the Wit. B (Pate) Knowles in an efIi. Brewster murder trial on. fort to solicit help from the tens 1t. second day today Airlift Swings mistrial city to fill In the hole. amid speculation a He said the cost of filling may be called because of a the huge cavity would be very I to Second Day juror's illness, high. MIAMI (UPI)—The Cuban The city owns the golf refuge. airlift swung bite Pa LINCOLN, Nib. (UPI)—A course but Whelchel recently second day today with about federal court jury today re. leased it. more anti-Communist ex. The County Road Depart. iius expected sumes its quiet. deliberation to be released of the fate of Duane Pope, mont will fill the second sink- from Fidel Castro's island. a 22-year-old Kansas farmhole, a smaller one, which Most of the first. 75 landed boy who conf essed killing developed on a sand road run- in Vednesday's in itial Slight three persons in a ranch nlng along th e west side of were on their way by plans town bank rob bery, the 15th fairway, to resettlement with relatives Road crews are expected to sici-oss the United Sta tes af. Bureau wait until the sinkage is coin- ter processing by federal auWASHINGTON (UPI) pieted before they begin work. thorities. Walter K. Hubbard Jr., 47, J7DLL)4... • - -. JIC On Filling Cavity BRIEFS since Mistrial? firing Two Astronauts n Pope Jury Fit And Ready anLd - NOW! In the picture-story 2qQI1ttá 0 Klan Jury a Power Station Communist forces. tarts Today Medicare Call SALISBURY. It It ode s i a The action placed the area (UPI)—Highly placed sources on a war footing, said the Rhodesian govern. The announcement w a a ment has mad. plans to blow made at a news conference In I up the power sta*n on the which the government public. Phr4isi. uld. of the giant ly displayed 13 North Viet. Kasibs Dam If then is any simee. soldiers Captured In I "booth. Intrusion" by British the two provinces Tharek forces. and Ssvaunakket, I I .-- ' SantaClaus Here Dec. 8 Confab Slated North Orlando will suet oo- coo vs 1. Jug MAKING LIKE Santa Claus Is pretty Glenda Albert, whose brother, Wayne, is co-chairman of next Wednesday's annual Christmas Parade. will • DUNLOP CERTIFIED SAPI available at 'STORE NO. 1 TIIR51 FIRST STO RE WAIHINOT0N (UPI) The Social Security Admin. DAYS TILL CH1I I READ OUR ADS Istratlea Is stepping up Its driv, to reach persona over 15 who an eligible for sup. pl.e.tarp voluntary thaur. sees under the new Medicare program. HWY..fr.12 - JUST SOUTHiOP OH . YyROAD I ,w •- -. -.-- , •'-'--:,.,.j-- .JUN-' 4 .. , 5Il. .a F O . OPI rx OR'ANN PA01E • 3 £. 92AP ..'. 4J"A .g.s(oa, a. .id, the nation (UPI ) — Ptr.iiknt .Johnsor can enjoy "continued expancalled upon business and In. p sion at a reasonablepace" 101tNS0 DeGaulle Era SOUTNSN snow Limit I Of Your Choice With A $5.00 Order I - BATHROOM TISSUE 6059 111111011 LILY GM 111111111ows MTN= GOOM I Head Soft-W.v. 49c Ready To Talk Peace - - L15c - LBJ Sees"66 A Record Year Wright Reports OR WHITE BEAUTY Mayonnaise Employment Up, Rosh Swat Imperer VEGETABLE SHORTENING if njeff *2 Lb. CQC 1RIJ1V JJ7 ' 39c He began his college career at the University of Florida In 1953 and during his summers worked as teller and small loin officer In the First Bank of Fort Meade. McNulty was graduated from University of Florida in banking and finance in June of 1957. Upon gradua tion he came to Sanford as assistant cashier and rose to beco me vie, president before leaving In 1900 to assume duties as president at First st.te flank of Fort Meade. U. left the bank at Fort Mead, to enter the Univers. ity of Florida law school, from which he was gradual, ed in December 1964. While at law school Me. Nulty was president of Phi Delta Phi, honorary legal fraternity. He Is a member of the Florida Blue Key, Uni. verslty 11.11 of Fame, and Who's Who In American Col. leges and Universities. He went to Lakeland after graduation from I pchool w here he pract1ced1 it He Is married to the for. mer Miss Sylvia Maxwell, of Jacksonville, who was nam. ed "Mrs. University of Flo. rids of 1961" and they have four children, Tucker, chairman of the MeNulty Group of Banks, stated, 'Due to an increase in the activities of the man. agement of the Group which entails extensive travel, I have not been able to devote my undivided attention to the Florida State Sink. Mr. Mc. Nulty is well known to Sanford and will provide the bank, as well as the commun. ity, with outstanding leader. ship. The board Is extremely pleased to have Mr. McNulty return as president of the Florida State Bank of San. ford." NO. 74 An estimated $10,000 in the time the fire started, said I for repairs. I metal instruments In the instruments Heat from the blazc, which room. musical Instruments and pro. the damaged perty went tip in smoke this were part of his Christmas j started about 5:30 s. in., was This Christmas marks the stock, as well as instruments so intense it caused the plat. 45th anniversary of Bukur'm morning, when lire ravaged a which had been in the shop ling to peel from many of the l business. work and storage room at flu_. kur's Music Shop, 2006 Cedar Avenue. According to the Sanford }Ire Liepartni'it, 'thtt blaze For those drivers who park started in materials stored Improperly, there is one bit near a gas heater. The floor! SAIGON (UPI) - The near IIenuland both pilots, men were plucked from the of the room was concert, but nuclear powered aircraft of good news today, Fins for a Navy and an Air Force fly. water by rescue helicopters. the (lames spread up the uails ncr uss' this infraction of the law has , Entirp rise. might. ci , were killed. Despite its size, the car and across the ceiling, been reduced from $3 to $2, lest fight ig ship afloat.— One supersonic Phantom Her pitched and bucked, malt., to coincide with the fine for Firemen from Companies went to war for the first • Jet was shot - down while at, ing it extremely difficult for One and Two contained the time today. Jet pilots from tacking the Vit Colic 50 returning overtime parking. planes to land. • S • blaze in the one room, and pro. the 'Big E" flew a record miles north of Saigon, but a The giant man-of-war an. vented flames from getting in. 140 sor A downtown street, only two ties against. Cominun- spokesman said both crew. te red the fighting as a U.S. to the attic. blocks from the center of 1st targets in South Viet men were rescued from the military spokesman reported Peter J. liukur, owner, who Nam. Sanford,still Is unpaved. Myr. Jungle. One of the airmen now American raids on Cornwas away from the store at tie Avenue, from the lakefront Two Phantom jets from was hurt when he landed by inunist missile site s and brid-- -to First Street., Is a sand the Enterprise were lost a, parachute. ges within 35 miles of the The other lost Enterprise North Vetnainese capital of the carrier pilots went Into street. S plane, &1 90 a Phantom, Hanoi Wednesday. Two planes action for the first time you notica~ the San. (Squadron RV.tII-7, land. crashed near the carrier as were shot down and both pu. Have Mrs. Tray Ray Jr. was still based at Sanford Naval the huge flat top iiltchcd in ots were killed. ford Jaycees building at In critical condition at Florida Air Station, Is flying % i5. heavy seas 100 miles off the night? It Is all lit. up. Randall Communist gunners Sanitarium and Hospital tillS Dante. from the Enter'1ttiint, coast. Both crew. conventional anti-aircr aft Electric did the work gratis. morning. weapons brought down both Soon there will be a big Mrs. Ray suffered a brain prise.) th e ship was commissioned lanes over the Nort h, al. Christmas tree In the Jaycee hemorrhage at her home In four years ago, but the two. though pilots reported see. park. p Sanford Monday night. ' S Ing four ineffective surface. She Is th e Wife of the Sent. man crews of bo th were isv'to.air missiles. Why doesn't some organiI ole County tax collector and ed. Two other U.S. planes were In South Viet. Name Cornsation put up a Christmas sister of Sanford Mayor M. L. shot down Wednesday during munlst forces boldly attack. e. whir. Eyesore No. 1 Raborn. CAPE KENNEDY (UPI).... .4 the district town of Binh a strike against missile sites ns.d to be? A great location. S SC Gemini 7 Astronauts Frank Chanh only 10 miles south. furman and James Lovell, 'fit west of Saigon before dawn RVAH.3 at Sanford Naval p. Octogenarian and ready" for 14 days in today and fought a 90-min. i Air Station recently played .1 space, tackled the final meet. Uto mortar duet with Viet.. hbst to about 65 children from Charged By Wife Inge and paperwork today namess defenders. the Plnscrest Kiddie Koran's TALLAHASSEE (UP!) with a unanimous stamp of The Viet Cong broke con. kindergarten and pro-kinder. A stepped up citrus season a pproval for launch Saturday, tact shortly after 3 am., in garten classes. Lt. Edward P helped Wi th Adultery push employment in "No problems" was the the face of heavy machine 1$1ea and First Class Petty Florida to 1,509,500 during CHICAGO (UPI)—Eighty. word from the medics, engi. gun fire from helicopters Officer Jerry Smi th conduct.- October, the Industrial Corn. year-old John Amos stands neers and weathermen pre. swooping over the bitt)e un.4 the tour. mission said. ' 5 paring for America's daring der the light of flares drop. former directory of metal. accused of adultery. Chairman J. D. Wright, of pod from transport planes. lurgy and ceramic research In a divorce action, Amos' Gemini doubleheader, Herb Johnson, veterans a5 Sanford, said the number of One of the places downed for General Electric Com"We're perking right along," wile, Gertrude, 'said the subfairs officer, tells us that a non-farm workers employed a spare agency slokesman over North Viet. Nam Wed. pany, was sworn in as diurban Wilmette industrial, disabled World War I veteran in state Jumped 28,900 in I ncsday was an Air Force rector of the U. S. Bureau the it only sot committed adul. said. "Everything's fine." who for years received dis. excess of September figures With the many hours of F105 Thunderchief fighter - of Mines. kiy, but squandered money ability compensation pay- and was a 60,000 Increase over on the hones, To back up practice sessions behind them, bomber raiding a railway mints from the Veterans Ad. the same month a year ago, and Lovell went over bridge 50 miles northeast. of Borman Nam the latter charge, her lawministration, has willed a for. PARIS (UPI) - For the At the same time, Wright )er, Norman Becker, show. during the morning and faced Hanoi. No parachute was tune to the agency. Charles said unemployment ed the court a handful of an afternoon mission review seen as the jet plunged to first time, Frenchmen are dropped R. Ennis of San Diego, who about 10,000 to 63,700. talking seriously about the parimutuel tickets, with all the top project offi. earth. recently died it the an of The other was a Navy possibility tha t President Lii..' The citrus season provided lawyer, Edward tial,. 6$, b.queather $121.000 to the 10,000 new Job., Wright. Kern, said to the court: Skyhawk hitting $ railroad Charles de Gaulle may not said, VA. 'They charged this was and highway bridge 35 miles win his bid for re-election 7,200 in wholesale trade and with adultery—that is isa. Laos Placed On 2,300 in food manufacturing. east of the Communist dpi. Sunday. That could mean the ' and of the 'dc Gaulle Era." have been Contribu.tions tsl. It exploded In the air. Whots.aie and retail trade ceived by the United Fund of employment also was up, as "In this day aid age," Seminole County In memory was every consisted Reeker "that is War Footing cNIJJOHS SVWISIV(, Industrial category U.11 •.A.. f 31 C N T 031 Z 1 Y, Ala. Peter wanted to sell six net Impossible." VIENTIANE , Laos (UPI) (UPI)—A federal Jury today Mrs. Clifford McKlbbln Jr. Christmas trees to obtain .. seeks m,ny, —The Laotian government totakes the case of three Ku and Alvie Rountree. Gifts that money for medicine to give a property seltinment and day declared a state of Klux Klansmut indicted tob will go Wward helping the liv- License Revenue his mother who was iii. He is tajusetlos preventing emergency in two southern conspiring to violate the sold (lve trees quickly, but Ames tram seeing a woman provinces near the border elvU rights of a woman slain no en. wanted the last tree. lde.gjfI.d as isa. Doe. Hunting and fishing license Read how Peter found a with Viet. Nam because of on an Alabama highway last I s We __________ asks during the ION-65 fig. way out of his difficulties t Herald Index recent fighting ther, with spring. , 4 CANS 14L 49c Iona Tomatoes U 07c Lie WITH /H CAN SAVE AT ASP) 5.½9T Ju.IC53c In addition to the Harriett brothers and the Hardy fa. ther-son combinations working for the Sanford Police and Fire Departments, comes to our attention the fact Robert E. White and his son Robert Jr., are both employed with the fire department. .e. s. • • (LIm)t P11s) 1.01. Buttermilk Biscuits 89c NEW SIll: BRIGHT SAIL C Ctns. OOLDIN 1155 SWUT MILK 01 LUNCHEON MEAT2 e 89c /2 ICE CREAM.2 "SUPfl.RIM4T" CANNED Hasty and her five children escape.i unharmed from the blaze. The Red Cross has also arranged for Mrs. Hasty's husband to return home from • Korea where he is serving Army. with the U.S. • • (Sp.cboU) ALL FLAVORS MARVEL BRAND S0 pos se ssi ons. Mrs. Donald 79c 1.Lb. S.Oz. ' The Red Cross has supplied • clothing for the Hasty family, burned out the other night when fire destroyed their house tralet and all their (Sp.cI.II) APPLE PIES 2 SUGAR ' . 49 JANE PARKER DEUCIOUS f All the bad golfers at Mayfair are claiming a hole-in-one on the new sinkhole. They couldn't miss, c heese Wisconsin C JS11 Coóe UT71 Pbs WEATHER: Tuesday 6040; low tonight in 50s; cloudy and warmer Friday. SANFORD, FLORIDA VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1065 Panama City. Born In Melbourne Dec. 12, 1935, Howard M c Nulty was graduated from Melbourne High School and Immediate. ly after graduation worked in the bookkeeping depart. mont of the flank of Mel- 'St LE. PROZIN COMPLETELY 0115510 1111II IIIU41ItI DIXIE CRYSTAL 89 79 £ Loi Whole Beens FISH STICKS 3 u.s. 1.00 HEADLESS WHITING u. 19' ;aItf]Vp rb ?Ijrrath accept the post of irk. ire,. Ident of Commercial Bank at . "The Nile of America" on the St. Johns River viceblent of Florida State pre sident of United State to .ddItl..,d chrgs) 4SNU4.179C it . signed as • ROASTSC _ * tion being abolished. Lor'ng Burgess has r'- SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY HEAVi'WESIERN Sffifit eEEF I Seminole County will absorb those of executive vice president, a posi- ii 0 / WM ,all CHOICE! . C. H M NULTY LBO - -- i chairman of the Tucker, MeNulty Group of Banks, also will assume the presiden. cy of United State Bank. McNulty's duties as president of Florida State flank 01 BONELESS Ysur Choice •1 Nulty. PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN CHOPPED SIRLOIN . Shift In top level person. net of Florida State Bank and United State Bank of Seminole, effective Dec. 15, has been approved by the boards of directors. T. B. Tucker has relinquished the presidency of Florida State Bank and will be sue. ceeded by C. Howard Me. a SIRLOIN TIP BE MINUTE CUD A Co H. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7be7e6441214879bee5e15ca7a03ac95.pdf 2cc5928a1b202039116e93b2258ae9bd PDF Text Text -' .. - 4 — ------. ---- ------ •••- ----- --------.-- . ..- - .- - . . .. 4 p. I sAtk. - - - ----- V---. --------------- ---------------- --- - ----- '---I V -. - --...'-- -V jt V Voters Sh ow Apathy In Election 1LI Seminole County * * * . on the St. Johns River • * * * "The Nile of America" owl Only Handful d T_ Ul lit ettitt. rii 1.4jeratlD iurningOveruui State 2 C., 42771 '1 VOL United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1965 r TEST E'RE THE F IN THIS Al )WI ND HERE'S F PROGRESS IS THE SUM TOTAL OF THE COMBINED I,.. • . . . That's why all of our personnel have been chosen for their courteous and cooperative spirit ... each of whom are happy to be a part of a banking team working for P, A PARTNER YOU CAN LORING RURGISS h,eetiv. YI. P,.sld.aI STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS DIRECTORS: At The Close Of Business June 30, 1965 T. K. TUCKER ANDREW CARRAWAY C. R. CLONTS T. E. TUCKER Chstrman of the Hoard and rrIdnt I.ORING 11UR(ESS EUCUII'. Vice President R. W. rEtOLD Vigo PuWeut. Installment loan Department RICHARD W. KEOGII Vito President MARY B. McNULTY RESOURCES OFFICERS: Loans and Discounts Ranking Iloune Furniture & Fixtures iiiet United States Government Bonds United Other Bonds Cash and Due From Banks 8,006,183.14 251,014.84 39,605.68 4,810.57 4,647,396.36 2,431,566.2$ 1,726,730.41 BANK ON ) COME IN ANYTIME, LIT US DISCUSS YOUR FINANCIAL PROILIMS WITH YOU WIRE SURE YOU'LL FIND US UNDERSTANDING AND HELPFUL LORLNG BURGESS LEE P. MOORE .1) • WILLIAM T. WADE C.sptr.fler HAROLD M. BROOKS . Ausk*sst cashi., WAYNE E. ALBERT Assistant Cashier JAMES I DOUCE'I'rE Ausistait lasisUseM Lisa ftttk,r .' WADE S. SNYDER NAft FooMy • LIABILITIES Surplus Undivided Profits Other Reserves Reserve For Bad Debts Unearned Discount l)ciloaat.s 500,000.00 472,000.00 160,688.01 79,081.9$ 287,965.05 140,900.00 15,466,671.40 TOTAl. LIABILITIES 17,107,307.2$ Stock j ;.:.j Bars To Open - Argued To Court )) FEC Hearings - W. A. PATRICK ped and any young pore= caught participating in such vandalism should he dealt S FLORiDA STATEBAN/( 7 WIlT PIIST UUIT Scwsi,#014 4 • • ., ft4e44f SANPOID, P1.*. S Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lied Butts, 1412 Park Avenue, are rsciplenla of the "Garden of W - - Sanford Marine Killed In Action Orlando Will Pay Long-Standing Del Powell Trial Slated Monday M. RAYMOND DANIEL '1C* Pts.td.nt 8 "shift •i It's Official: CITYBARS:flh,jiaao. Uflcattos that you may be _ open today (eleelioi day) . for 11* sale of alcoholic be,. . erages. in a surprise move at On of the most Interesting ..,,. noon today, the city manmanexhibits at the County ?air •' office reversed Its ager's Is a historical photographic N. stand of Monday and an. collection by W. R. Vincent t bounced the bars may open. Sr. It shows Sanford way back '. The ruling came sUer a con. when. Go see it. It's realty terrace with the mayor and good. other city oWcials. SS Contusion reigned over the Big battle in county football PUBLICITY BY THE POUND on the growth pared for mailing to the 50 states and over, North Orlando council Mon. city this morning as bar is shaping up Friday between and future of Seminole County was distributed seas. A limited number of the special edition Is owners did not know whelk, day night approved and Lyman and Seminole Highs. nation-wide with publication Monday of The still available - call the Circulation Depart. er to accept the "no open" adopted an "amended" mdi. The folks In South Semluole ment, Sanford Herald's 12th annual Progress Edition. rule of the city or the nmnce 10 of the village chart (Herald Photo) believe the Greyhound. can In this photo the 100-page paper is being pre. "open" ruling of Atiornoy or. reaffirming the franchise win it. General Earl Faireloib. one for North Orlando Utilities 5• city bar had chosen to eps Company. A new squadron is expected Council also agreed on pay. even before the city revereto be based at the Naval Air ment to the utilities company ed its ruling, 'Station sometime next year. In the county ibm was of a longstanding $4,097.40 It may take up some of the no confusion. All the bars indebtedness, slack left by the many de* The basic thong* In the were opea. County Attorney SPACE CENTER, Houston pad about eight days or to Ii- dies aboard Gemini T. tivity) studies a tightly guard. Harold Johnson said bars new ordinance is the purchase ploy.d SS (UP!) - America's "Spirit of ter to try to chase them down At least, that Is the proposed ed secret. could be ,. legally nadir and control by the village of First political poster noticed 76" four-man cosmic voyage somewhere 165 miles above plan that has strong backing, Astronaut Edward White, jb& nun# of the attorney the community's 22 water by. notably from the astronauts, who made America's first general. drsnta. The disputed bill, In In the Sanford City Commis- in December may send a earth, themselves. "walk In apace" during the contention for several years, don race boosts Dr. W. Vin. rookie astronaut on a unique Once the ships come within Whether the idea is approv. four-day voyage of Gemini 4 S 1,143 reg. was based primarily on a $60 wl4ch has cent Roberta. "walk" In orbit from one feet, and probably much ed remains to be seen. A de. last June 3•7, said such an hod VOted U per hydrant annual fee the spaceship to another, less, one of each other, Stat. cislots likely will not be made ezcurop "would deznoastrat at.red, on) %17 utilities company had lsvl.t Cii..t 9d9rd, predsvt ..I-adating plan W P 5os4nasld on his righthand until later this month. Mean' froiL transf'r bweeam ye4 until l'$YlMSI MI! 'I. .b4s*"on of the Seminole Boosters Club, g s1dorat ttIiCtI.( i(pdfty by hatch, stop gingerly out and— while, the Manned Spacecraft Ideles," a technique vital fdr has received orders recalling eral apace agency, spaceman using 'sot gun" for mantu- Center at Houston Is keeping later ferrying of men to Ita' hail) reported only U voters thi funds lb0 village reeel#ss out of * possible 901.as Its commission on the util. him to duty In the Navy. Thomas P. Stafford would voting—float over to his bud. Its EVA (extravehicular ac tions in monte Springs City nail had Itles franchise. This commis. take the stroll at the and of a Old ago auistsnce contin' metal-plated lUeline s vutera out of 80$, p * ,Ion of three per cent will be cinct 18 (Seminole County paid the village, with one-half ties to climb in Seminole Comm The "Tiers" are Stafford, Agricultural Center) voted 51 the money going to a fund to ty. Ten new cases were added copilot of the Gemini 6 spacein four hours out of a pus. assist in building a municipal the summer making ship; orbital veteran Walter hall, and the,other half being sible 1,180. the total number 921 - a M. Sehirra, command pilot •1 'le company to At Longwood 55 had voted IcU . payment of $46,709 per month, boss aboard Gemini 6; and asBy Dottie Austin state criteria and until fur. questions concerning the Dew 1 • • • (ronauti Frank Borman and Word -wasreceived today ther study is made by the Drop Pool sit@ is the length at 10:30 and at. Courtney retire the old debt. The council named EwWe'd like to see a bigger James Lovell, command pilot by local school officials that St-ate Junior College Board and cost of access toads from float Works on U. S. 17.92 major highways which would only 20 had showed up to cast rightaon Harvillo to replace band at Seminole High School. a D d co-pilot, respectively, delegation Interested In -_ u. officials, George Casaiou on the plan. Bigger . ,. brassier . . , nois. aboard the Gemini 7 apace- a One of the most Important have to be constructed by the ballot, at Ii a.m. lag Seminole Junior College ballots will be officially ning and zoning board, br. A lot of schools the size ship. county rood department. Only A bid of $9.80 to print 500 all goes as planned, Dotlocated at the Casselberry U t. of 8118 have 100-piece roads presently coming near rativareed at 10 a.m. Wed. man and Invell will fly Gem. Dew Drop Pool site, plan Americans Rill the property are through ne.day at the courthouse. The fire permit requests was acfits, Can't we? ml 7 Into orbit around Dec. $ to attend a meeting of the heavily populated residential office of Mrs. Camilla Bruce, cepted by the council. e • • It also moved to notify teal The Red Cross will have a and &hhta and Stafford will School Board scheduled for supervisor of elections, will sections. blast off from the same firing 7:30 p.m. tonight at the school 131 Commies County road engineers have be open this evening to to- estate brokers the "SO-day booth at the county fair on administration office, grace period" has ended and ceive returns, been requested to investigate first aid and water safety . Possibility of the donation occupational licenses fees will from S to p.m. each evening. of a 100-acre sit., near the SAIGON (UPI)—Troops of the matter and give an esti. BURNS' FUTURE .,.. .... ,.,. be expected immediately or First aid and artificial tea. South Seminole Elementary the U. S. Army's (alrmobilo) mat, of the cost to the school 'ON THE LINE' ................ penalties and collection will plrstion films are available and Junior High Schools, was hat' Cavalry Division killed an board. State officials also MIAMI (UPI)—.Gov. Hay. be imposed. from the Red Cross for show. In other business, council revealed on Oct. 13 in The estimated 137 Communist.. in have been asked to return don Burns' plan for four-lan. ing by various groups. Call two bitter battles at close here and make a study of the iiig major state highways gave permission to the firs Sanford Herald, proposed site as to topogra. with $300 million in bond 322-8704. Joseph Powell, 43, of Long. However, in subsequent can. quarters Monday SS There w e r e Indications phy, central location, access money went before the voters wood was ordered to trial versations with the School today with four other proA big sign "Cold Beer SO Monday In the total beating of Board by Hibbard Casselberry, some of the enemy forces, and other criteria, Sees Cents posed amendments to the Cents A 81* Pack" spotted In Calvin Haywood Hill, 61, also owner of pert of the land, wearing khaki uniform., were yard of a Greenbrier home the state CoostituUon, Aug. at. iiicc,, representing himself and Al. regular units of the North 1 morning after Halloween. Predictions were that about One Alternative Apportion Plan Powell was arraigned in Ian Goldberg and Associates Vietnamese Army. e on* out of four of Florida's Circuit Court this morning on of Miami, who own the larger The f Is r c e hand-to-hand We bear that Robert Lamar the opening day of the tall portion, contingent conditions fighting broke out Monday , 2.6 million voters would both. WASHINGTON (UPI)—See. going to the polls. Watson, the Sanford man who term. He entered $ l$ near the American Special ea of George A. Smothers (D-Fla.) became apparent, was absolved of a Polk County guilty to the charge of fll%WMIAMI (UPi)—Three fed. Generally fair weather was said today that U hi.s physical It was indicated that the Forces camp at Plot hie on the d Central Highlands, where U. eral judges met today to hear forecast across the state. holdup and freed from prison, der in the second dCtOO. condition does not improve donation of the land. value Burns denied repeatedly In within the next year or II may ask for at least. $20,000 The state's attorney filed by the owners at $150,000 S. and Vietnamese forces oral arguments for and a stumping tour of the state months he will "have only one broke a determined Commu- against the 55-senator, In damages from the state. "no informations" against would not be mad. unless the e • • defendants, and noile prossed School Board makes a deft. nut siege last week. representative legislative to- to plug the bond issue that it ahternative"4o retire when apportionment plan, the hat' was motivated by his political his present term expires at the Vandals, apparently thought. six other cases. nite commitment to build the product of a 16-year strug- ambitions towards a four. end of 196$, less young people, are once A heavy docket was at- college on that site, Only gle to give big city residents year te rm he will campaign Smothers, s, who will be 52 again getting a big "bang" reigned and several trials set then would negotiatio ns to do. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) this month, is serving In his better representation in the for next year. out of destroying mall boxes for Nov. $ and Dec. 13. note the hand be opened, ac. The Florida Public Service Florida legislature, Defeat of the bond Issue, third term. with large firecrackers. There Another murder trial slated cording to Casselberry. to hear arguhowever, would be an indies. He was released Monday Karl Commission said Ills going to The court was many incidents of tot Monday Is that of have been School Board official, have find out the need for pre-strike meats in support of the p051. tion that the formidable from Georgetown University mall boxes being blown up Richard Wolfe, of Orlando, Sc- declared themselves unable to Florida East Coast Railway lions of only the major parties Burns vote-getting organlia. Hospital here, where be has reported to the police and CU5e4 of the fatal beating of make any commitments until passenger service in a series opposing and defending the Lion had faltered, since the been undergoing tests and sheriff's department. Tb Is James Franklin Sullivan.case a determination is ma& An earlier trial of this as to of 11 public hearings begin' plan passed by a special ses governor went all out in back. treatment tot an undisclosed type of prank should be atop. emsieti as a mistrial. whether the location meets nlng Nov. 23 in Miami. ailment, aba of the 1965 Legislature. ing the bond issue, 17,107,307.28 TOTAL RESOURCES -. 1 THREE-WAY CONTEST—The most closely watched election contest In the nation today is New York City's three-way mayoralty race. A vic. tory for John V. Lindsay, rated the beat Republican bet since Fiorello La. . Guardia to take over at city hail, would make the three-term congress. man a major figure in national polities and a possible contender for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. But the vote pulled by Conservative party candidate William Buckley (center) may decide the election. Buckley, political columnist and editor of the Nation Review. has campaigned against Lindsay as too liberal to be a true Republican. He could draw enough conservatively inclined Republican votes to en. sure election of Democrat Abraham Beame (right). Dew Drop Pool Hassle Looms the betterment of Sanford and Seminole County.' T. I. TUCKER Ch.inn.e Of the $e.rd med P,,,Id.nI •--. - ____.•., 76ers' Eye Unique Space Walk PEOPLE — 1 70 1 'i--. f .. The Naval Air Station is ia years old Wednesday. S S more have it Casselberry $ that Montgomery Ward may build a store In Seminole Plaza. 000 EFFORTS OF MANY ,. C LO \\ tremely slow start In Sent. NO. 2 - Inole County. A spot check of several precinta in the county revealed that only a handful of voters were turning OUt. Out of 24,780 registered in Seminole County, perhaps less than 6,000 were expected to voted before the polls close at 7 p.m. For .xample of the slim turnout, Precinct No. iø in . S A'ORD, FLORIDA 0"m U'S ' L. 'Dt.. D C IF I 13 iii UU)IIW)) J91111HUI9 -11918k — ar 1 Voting in today's special election' got off to an ex. WEATHER: Monday 78-63, rain .02 inch; low tonight about 60; high Wednesday near 80. Lance Cpl. Harold B. Schock, formerly of Ssnford, has been killed in action in Viet Nam, the Defense Department has announced. Schack, a member of the 16 Marine Corp., was the son of Chief Petty Officer and Mn. Harold H. Schock, who lived at 311 Tucker Drive In Sun. department to hold a turkey land Estates. shoot within the corporate The Schack family moved lithita of the village. to Italy a few month, ago when Schock was transferred !LQWA... to Naval Air Facility, Naples, The Marine's father was former leading chief with BRIEFS RVAH.5, the Savage Sons, who returned from duty Is the South Chins Seas lash spring. Bomb Hanoi! Navy sources mid SchoCk BIRMINGHAM. Ala, (UPI)' and his son were reunited In Retired Army Gen. Murk the Par Last last spring Clark was on record today as while Chief Schick was supporting direct bombings of aboard the UU linger with the North Viet Nam capital B VAR-s. a move he said of Hanoi Seminole High School recwould put the United States ords show that Corporal Into a stronger position to as- &hock's sister, larhees Isa. Bchock, was 'g*sdvated with gotlat. the Viet Nam war, - - the class of 1144, Schools OK TALLAHASSEE (UP!) All schools in Florida have been approved by the U.S. Office of Education as being - In compliance with the Civil Rights Act. Florida Is the first Southern state to win total approval. Largest Number Mercury Runs V. ' High And Low Vsdted Press I1011ernaUa7 Snow, cold and rain plagued the northern corners of the nation today but the not of the country enjoyed clear The weather. KEY WEST (UPI) big Coast Guard cutter Mc- Many western cities set hIts Culloch arrived today carry- temperature records Monday. ing nearly 300 Cuban refugees, Up to four inches of low. the largest number to reach was on the ground today to the here since the freedom flight New Hampshire mountains' from Communist Cuba began and up to two inches fell In Vermont. V 31 days ago. - Freezing temperatures show. ed southward Into the Cars. Confab Out ALGIERS (UPI) - The faa., Winnemucca, Nov,, recorded a balmy 75 degree. Now day, equalling the highest temperature for so 1st. in the season for the third straight Afro-Asian summit conference was postponed Indefinitely to. day, and many delegates said they doubted the meeting ever would be held. day. Tragedy Pocatello, Idaho, matched $ record 71 while Casper, Wyo., set a record with a 71 degree reading. Records also were .stabUab' ed at Pendleton, Ore., with $ 74, and Scottsbulft, Nab., with. MEXICO CITY (UP!) A passenger train knifed through a crowded bus at a suburban grade crossing 18 miles north of here, killing at least 30 persons and Injuring 2$, aT!. - Q1%IWII1 ALWAYS PIMT QUALITY STOCK UP ANS IAVI ON COTTON KNIT SLIUIU 4 ,,,$5 Ill - By Pail Breakables The State of Florida pays 25 314 families in the county are the Mouth" award for October Welfare Is big business In per cent tor public assistance receiving this subsistence or sad lb. remainder CO5 an average of $1.55 per tam' om the Sanford Garden Seminole County. Club. They won on overall, ap. Checks coming into the from federal funds, ily. p.araace of their yard and county for the aged, blind. The largest chunk ofmoney S,mo1e Third largest payment in garden for the nut year, hire. disabled and to families with being paid ut A. C. Mc*.yieida and MN. dependent children amount 10 County is to 121 citizens m's. the county goes to the dlsablcalving old age assistance. ed A total of 177 persons are Stanley Poloski of the Jaca- about $1 million aushly. rands clecle prs.ected the State welfare checks and Their checks amount to $44,- receiving welfare checks bechecks for m.dlcIae and has. Too monthly or an average rays, of disability and the plaque. S e monthly payment comes to pitalisoiios for the needy of $51.73 per person, libecca GUss of Lake Mona amounted to $55,047 Is Augusit The second larged payment $10,272 or $5504 per person. ty. There are 22 recipients at children, disabled and blind. the present time and their Payments last August for lice' checks average 164,43 per pltalixatlea cost more than $5,. month, 000. Other payments are made Nursing home care is an. for medicines for the aged, other welfare Item and to blind and disabled. The sn.dl' Seminole County U persona tine bill for these three group, qualified and their can cost for August cams to more than taxpayers $2,133. $4,000 Total expesditsuen of lbw In addition to medkiaea. Florida Slats Dspartmsnt of t ft- to publIc wehisre Is kmIaoSo The blind alec come is foe mosey funds are dietributad PublIc Wsltaie be the Sisal me hi. bees named a mom of this Fear, acesr her of the student council 9 on$ released by lbs $1.10 is 554.155 paid to fasetUis with their share of welfare funds for hospitalizatIon for lba year ended lint less 55 dqsndeqt clilidrea. A total of distributed in Seminole Cun aged, families with dependent amounted to lip asifilos. TVs Welfare Boar& Seotb Georgia College. - is an increase of $7.7 million over ths previous fiscal year. Tb. Ilgures released do ant Include approximately $18 million disbursed In federal funds for the Cuban lituges Aulstsnoe program, Old age assistasmw la lbw form of direct payjesats Mad, So see ewe easat4 s speclflutiess 4,, 55, set end hIgh qselNl Pull.' few t.p load low wiM h.ISomsIasison$ to $. Machiso wesbshie with usa-slid piasli. asheS - - amoqij o $42 nUUM $ JSlt to I'lodda. no dies ant to. slid. p,sus*ed mo4mto* 4sp4td eees s.d horns 0arL - - :1 "I ... I V -:. V.,.- - HHL f 1 -- : • VV -----------------iV___ _' ___ ____ . ' -, V a' I - i : - - �'I. - -'• . .-.-- • •,., '--.-. -- -•- 1 . I.. ________________________ - ..-- _ - 1I . ci ~1 j Due In U. S. To Trade i 11 Tb. Lake I Mary Thur4;day But this was nothing corn. journey at the express invite, tense, ahmoitneutotic ores By Tom A. CuBn ared to the storm of abuse mare I her LONDON - (NRA) - It don of the British govern, lure she was before which burst when Tony ac. ly FnaeeeWNW I Tony Happy Margaret, American Flag To Be Presented Chamber at e OnYen* Lr*a Nor, 2, 1965 - Page 3 Two Surgeons Donate Skills To Vietnamese -. Carnival Brings S300 Profit In Osteen HONOLULU (UP!) - A I firm belief In America's S - Southeast Asian policies and a desire to help the Vietnam Iwar Injured Li leading two ..\;. I..) - - • • - .0 ' a.tim - Drive Extended t Lyman High It r. 1. __________ - Legal Notice ______ _______ ___ f. al • _______ _______ - • 1 ç'Ip. Set I. t_. - ______ ________ -. W _____ [his Friday .- By The Reading Laboratory. Inc. Written for NRA Special Services i n behalf of Miles Standish john Alden did blandish, In behalf of, not on John married for Jobs, Is tiers a nizierence in caning between "on behalf r" and "in behalf of," Yes, t ough most people don't now It. If you know the honored dead and I bring this message (in behalf of, on behalf of) the youth of our land." You should have chosen on behalf of In the first case because here It means "in the place of." You should nave chosen in behalf or in the second instance because there it means "for the benefit of." So much for that simple Memorize the rhyme ory about Miles Standish, rule. ho Alden and the fair about Miles and John, and rlscilla, you will now learn you'll have no future trouble e difference between in be. with on behalf of and In be half of, tlf of and on behalf of, Miles Standish was a Here Is another very corn. ishful sort. When he was mon fault In grammar, even able to summon his cour- though most people proba. e to win the favor of love. bly really do know the rule, Priscilla. he asked his When should we mv may fend, John Alden, to speak and when Is can to be pro. ferred? This little rhyme his place. ii behalf of Miles Standish will remind you at all times By Mrs. Clarence . will be a triumphant Princess meat, which means that It Is nag.. Her pouts have given spIed the Job of "artistic ad. it $ way to sm iles. She radiates 1 riser" to the Sunday Times, Margaret who files to San seml.offlclal. Florida surgeons half way wIth as soamittisi making wned by Canadian publisher the world to put their Francisco Thursday at the U It is a succeeds the Snow. calm and serenity. r*wta en *a .etive work * But life hasn't been all toy Thomson. Lord Snowdo l, no doubt, be ask.d il start ci a three-week visit doss w skill., to work and Ideals to thSy have been doing abcs dw ese embarrassing other major public en' champagne and roses th take was accused of IM misting ci di. .15105 Web will Include Los Ange. test. gsg,mslts. 'It. British tab. five year.. She has been sub- its sister-in- law, the queen' last aendi. rsions to famous histarof numerous such excu As. .., 4 Dr. Joseph O'Malley and his , crown MEMBERS of DeBari Chaptit American stant to c jacked on criticism, dragging New York and Washing bids may even stop refer ri ng the of tad NW*m ci dio meeting Ical sites and recreational attractions In the the press and brough the mud of politic'. soclatlon of Retired Persons, hued two char. Dr. Dan Simpson, associate, e petulant often carping, in th Margaret as " ' , a DIV ~I wm be pju.slatiae of f V state of Florida which are arranged for the lb. Her first glimpse questions tired buses for tour to flomosusa Springs sre giving up private practice e ewhere. ls husband L'here were even Prince..," and to her 1. American rag to the cham. membership. Harry Bell was tour chairman. United states I ot lb. ss as "Taty, the Camera." • De beck in and Weeki Wachee Springs. The trip was one Cornof e time, in Orlando, Fla., for a mouth Tak e th used In the House b.c by 4ai.4a5 L*rgloo Post son the 35year.old prince and spending their own money •, , Princess Margaret has much cemlor, 1151, when the Snow- non.. ssoi5anfetd. smiles. as Amerbe will to work among American and *assfnrbni1h I be thankful for theee days. dons decided to sceak away th ese dramas have i, Most of 10 Doe Jiebsce, Chamber pr.I lean visit marts the return le Vietnamese war wounded be. with two far a few, weeks In the Carib- low played themselves Out. Page 2 - Nov. 2, 19651 Mist, remlds everyone that official favor of Princess e has bees b ssed bean sun, leaving their two' rd Snowdon is now widely cause, as O'Malley said, "they et nds th year-old e lovely children, Lo dii. Is on L.glou Pair wish, Margar and i.c henba t-. the care of respected and admired both • need plastic surgeons desper. Lady Sarah a nd her toiw.year. mcsth.old so in and sri.e all to go ad see 11 t. outcry or his ability (he Is consider' can am and we tn , di. VI.. a nirsemsid. 'it ately In Vie _1%. as TOW Dav id a old brother the Lake Mary display there. ArmirOSg.J055I. Orphange-Aid which greeted this decision !d one of the best photogra' do a lot of good in one month count Llnley. Tb. Chamber, Woman's Club, n,tS Cnat They have been Be. COSTUME PARADE at Bear Lake Elementary School FlJ Festival e Snowdons appear for his and th there." Margaret Is ne longer the made )hers in Britain) Garde. Club, Women's Aux. espied back Into the royal was judged by Mayor and Mrs. W. Lawrence Swofford, of Altamonte Parents- ngagIng personality. cruel and Inhuman 1 He added, "whatever we glary Of lb. Themes, and fold, told. Springs. With them (standing, from left) are Mrs. Virginia Krause, now ld have thought they can do to help them lb. tide C. wou The Snowdoas have Home D.moDtttaUcs Club, Sectors niche for - had abandoned their baby On circles have never for. teacher who led the first group; Steve Brown, the mummy, most original of Communism In Vietnam or arved a bays alIMOM Is this you in given Princess Margaret for costume; Stacy Coultcr, little witch, the funniest, and Denise Chase, anywhere we should do." themselves in British life, the church doorstep. preparing a real community marrying a comm oner. And Then there was lb. time that Is why Princess Merger* Old Mother Hubbard, the prettiest. Winners of the second group, shown The two men are here on a boo* Ud have a loo Per cent Tony Is not just a commoner. .41 that dry rat was discovered It appears so happy these with "tired out teacher" (fr)' Carroll, were (left to right, bottom phostopover en rouq l,ajfl fly Jan. Cas..lberry bow cows display. He Is a professional photogra the ioroorn apartment to) Teddy Rybicki, most original; Wanda Hughes, funniest, and Debbie where they will work with in by the lays. Co.clialrmsn of the Fair The drive sponsored -ip1sT, hobnobbing with such Messer, prettiest. which lbs Scowdona occupy In (Herald Photos) Vietnamese physicians during Committee are Violet Rick. re people as models, "d adful" L yman high School Student Remington Palac. on a the month of November . Ray born, Maxine Hopkins, newsmen, actors and liberiaouncll to aid the Molt Or. "çaes and favor" (i.e. rent The 36-year-old Simpson, Iaumen and Franc.' AbsIl. Ion producers. been ix. in Korea has hansge native of Pontiac, Much., whol free) basic. The dry rot sent 5151501.5 COUNTY p They have bad lb. coopersti* The princess herself has .1. P1*5515° a ZOSiNO e g is week, so. th through th in ti nded 0 e joined O'Malley In Orlando the costs ci renovat of the whole community this COSMIssIOS ways been regarded In court __________________________ building from $310,000 to $255,. after completing training In ording to Steve Brady, coonof Public maiming ed year and others helping them 4circles as something ci a Notice is hereby given, that Grand Rapids, noted there C ii president. 000, with a resultant outcry after will be nam.d later. ______ consideration, the Semi. maverick, ready is kick over om the British taxpayer. to request are no plastic surgeons In ed Students are fr i, , note County planning and Zen. Reports on latest program th. royal traces. hold REV. B. MEECE Why couldn't the Soowdosi J eff Commission will Vietnam except those of the1l_ b ring canned goods, soap, toys, of no Chamber Include: , All hearing to determine the But lbe couple are sat com' American military establish. • pay for the additional repairs public r children's clothing to the i• ______ to attest sico in Lake Mary of recommending th rent feasibility e Mg to America as znent. out of their $45,000 a year al the Board of County Commiss chool which will b. forward. bats bees repainted. This pro. e Snow. o Th personal whim. f loners that the following des' 'Ialiey, 42, Is a soft.spoken lowance? .ct was brought up at the Community Day' d to Korea by the local "We cribed property presently toned dons are undertaking this ex manine-a fact which he There were even complaints c.i _________ aru" organization. last meeting and is already Commercial be soned RI that they were not earning to Influenced his decision said )iuItipls Family: W 212 ft of Is a Central doss. Tbig two men who did "We Kars" I ____________ 2, Block D. Prairie Lake aid the Vietnam effort. ,, their keep, but wire ducking Lot Oil the work sad are rsspcs. observance lorida organiza tion composed Park. Further described as lyI STUDENT COUNCIL President Steve Brady Clothing Leader public engagements. was an enlisted man during tog off the west aide of Hwy. Ohio fordisquick action and if parents who have adopted looks over some of the canned goods and soap of Prairie Lake the battle of the Solomon Is. In tairness, many ci the cr1. 17.12, south accomplishment are Rd Zlm• Corean orphans th rough the contributed by Lyman High School students in Section 15.111.1010. lands. Now the Marines are Plans Program • • $'::1 ticisms le velled at the Snow. Drive m.cmaa and, Rail Toney; hearing will be held lolL orphanage, and brought In the "We ICaro" drive now being conducted you In Public U fighting in Vietnam, I have a I dons are of a "damned the Seminole County Court Work has been started on Sanford branch of United t hem to live in th is country, for Korean orphans with Linda Weaver and her 87 Dennis Estee lot of sympathy for them. I U you don't" vi- House. County Comm1s5i0r5 do, damned thig drainage problem In the hurch Women will conduct Support of a child in the Sanford, Florida, on Mrs. B. I. Gray, clothing two adopted siste rs, Jonnett.e, 2 (left) and riaty. For example, the very Boom, They deserve all the help they 7, and new Wednesday. November to, its, city by the SOU is annual World Community irphanage may be ustonsd the Longwood Es. Jeanette, 4, of Longwood, ch ildren of Mr. and riticized Princess at 7:50 P. M. or as soon there. can get," he said. lead.c of people who c Paving will be doss. The )ay observance this Friday it or $10 a month. It was found. (Herald Photo) ". . Mrs. H. J. Weaver, Margaret for marrying a corn- alterfemninole as Possibletension Homemakers Club, The two physicians are Chamber wish.s pbUcl to re.byterlan Church of the 4 by the late Harry Molt, County Planning moner were loudest In conbringing their own Initruwill show f ilm entitled "Op& Zoning Commission th*k 69 1 ovenant, Highway 1742, be. )regon farmer, who was 1. By Robert 5. Brown demsing lb. queen when As meats Including a machine ne tical Illusion" at the regular work; inning at 10 am. Seminole County Zoning the despera te con. ouched by made Tony Arinatrobg.JOnes TjIfl ____ cessary for proper skin graft. meeting of Work also boa boa .t&tt'd Guest speaker will be Rev. PTL Schedules Director .? IltIon of th is. Korean chit. Organizational meeting for scheduled for 10:50 ' lag. Simpson said they are • an earl In 1561. Publish Oct. 25 0 Nov. 5. 1961es preparing Loth May 3.rnazd Mesta, minister of Iran and was instrumental In CDR-16 paying their own way, but First Aid Course e Civic Liege. Cross Thursday th Re at lerard for paying out to Inter rir.t Christian Church, Do. Plastics Inding homes for are under the auspices of -. 15 THE NESTS JUDICIAL will be held from PiSO until Building on Church Street. Legal Notice state 4. Utility poles, fences, Land, and president of the Di- hem In this country, CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Medico, a division of CARE Hostessis for the meeting, bosses a onuS tress will Land Ministerial Association, By Ru th Davidson 11:80 a.m. Friday at the Beer 505. IRMINOLR c0 1'1'!, J. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. IL started and manned by doe. sIMINOLS cOVIfl'Y Mrs. Siol. by to be conducted FLORIDA. MAVERICK all b.Moved is due time, AM who recently attended a The Parent.Teachsr League Lilt, Elementary School. pz,.auINO a sosisS tors who realize the need for---CHANCUBY NO. 11415 ly Steudle, president, will be OthitSN "to b0 Work Will Churchman's Seminar at lb. of Longwood are among the co*5155105 I roIIECIOIVKN course, which is free medical assistance In Viii -ScSi.. of i'ublI. Ø.,t C. grsucsthladUXisi United Nations headquarters most enthusiastic supporters of St. Luke's Christian Day The Mrs. Tinsley, •i'. '. "r IIERSIEL. hIllOCK AND CE' the public, wit consist of Mrs. Milton Notice is hereby given, that CILB Nam. .• • , will sponsor to IDf the "We Kare" group and School his wife, Slavia t it. IIROCK., Mrs. Michael Legal Notice and we ssat few months. L. Leggett, the semi. in Now York. : •' • • • consideration, and classes, after two-hour five, plaintitfa, The pair, both family men, plastics party at 1:30 P.M. will be taught by ABC In. pottelgsr. 7% pubic is in'vMsd to atTheme for lb. service Is the adoptive parents of two note County planning and Zon. M 5551505.5 COUNTY hold a had will st ro ng words for demon. girls, Korean Commission little . ins .. tsond Thursday's asetini. "Laity's Mission in World At. lovely J. LAMAR BALFORD AND PLASNISO a sosiSo Thursday at the school. The atructons, Mrs. Betty Kill pubBe hearing to determine MARY . HAI..TOBP, his wife, 5t1'itOI'I against U. S. policy .• Jeannette, 4, and Jeanette, reoommend tssibility of fairs." the Demndssts, f , Legal and Mrs. Rheida McCall.. publ ic Is Invited to attend. In Vie tnam, especially during leSSee .1 rbise . . . Board .1 Cty aI tag Ce Women d th. various Th4g1rli med. an appear. WOTIC1I TO APPEAR aeseln. 4 Notice I. hereby gives, a time when lb. Vietnamese the Cerni. Commissioners th at th e foll ow' Toe J. LAMAR HAI,YORI) and Thäds dnable*ittcnd lb. 5551101.1 0OV11 consideration, churches participating will sites *4 the LyiiasP.p Ral1 at tee ni described property prepeople need moral as well as MARY 35. ILALFO1IDe his, Dole County planning sod Eon PLAINISU * 10*115 Legal Notice note toned R.1A single Pam. bring smocks for women and Friday to stimulate lfltUeit party may obtain catalog . Witt. Commissiondetermine will hold thessntly Ins • medical support In their pro. ily IlesIdentiai be soned A-I th e d ri ve. In Unknown sewing kits to be sent Address: lling Mrs. stuffed order blanks by ca Relies of PUbill *eesI.wthat public bearing to 5. snmIso covwrv to AiTICSIIU's$ Lot. I Ibm long ed fight against Co mmits. ... are hereby notified that hereby given, YOU reoommendinr I Notice Is of f.ailbiiity PLAIINU a sessen to Peru. S. Bo.altnd Heights Sub, Dill of Complaint to FO5, Wal ter Duda. after consideration, the semi, the Board of County Commisi Block lit aggression. com m ission division. Further de.cnibed am a .;'', Mrs. Walter Absend.cbeln Is Is Asphyxiated Close a certain mortgage on, ning and So.. loners that following des: County Pl the an waite. detying one block west of Ian. cumbering merchandise will be O'Malley said of the demon. All the following des' sons Commission y presently A-i ford projects chairman. ing will 1014 a cnibed prope rt on 11th street In hereby given, that Notice I. stratora, "I know they won't P'iIANRVURT, Germany cnlbed proplrtll to will CS Commercial and livered Nov. 12, ifIer consideration, the Semi- public hearing to determine the ad i.205.SOE. to Agriculture be coned 31.1 In. section Lot 101 of Queens Mirror (UPI).-' An autopsy' rarsaled be held They're too spineless for ngit. nole County Planning and Zoo. teesitelity of recommendint will public hearing South R.piat Addition to of County Commiu' d.tr1alt ,tl is and 14Further . Block in the Seminole County Court ng Commission will hold a the Board .0! that, but maybe they will 'an amaM" of alcohol In lbo • Florida. Semi. that the following des. Casselberry. A. Oak Grove Park. hearing to determine the loners Legal Notice - public tit house, county Comtdesionere sale County. Florida, 5°t. body ci Tic. John David (Sancrlbed property pceeenlly son. desrned a. lying went SIlke first-class latrine dig. 0* recommending % esclbiUty of south Room. Sanford, Florida. cording t plat thereof re. ____________________________ Family Rest Hwy. 11-1I and south of 10, INS to the bard of County Corn. ad R.IA Single gets. dy) Rogers, the Ilysarold Wednesday. liovembe, Anything to make them IDMINOLU COUNTY Plat Book soned Vt-i Multiple Hoed in Section corded In 5$.3g.5,5. dentist be misiloisru that the to lowins ring will be held at 1:55 P. 51. or as soon then. adopted son of cowboy actor FLAXXIXO a sosiss help the cause." Page is. of the Public It.. • • described property pr.eentlp Family 1iesidentlalt Lots 1 Public bea 55 possible. coNMialloN • ', .• cords of Seminole County. Pay Rogers, a U. S. Army He added, "these denionstra. zoned Al Agriculture be s..u.d thru ii. Vi.itar Subdivision. In the Seminole County Court stterSeminole County Planning N.ti. .1 Pubiiq hleeriag Florida House, county CommIssioners 51.1 Industrial: Lots Si, 15, SiI Further described as * Zoning Commission given. are th tars Notice I. hereby e most spokesman reportednsusatlng, you, been tiled against shore of Lake Jude. Boom. Sanford. Florida. on NOVEMBER 11 IM - 1 By Robert 1. Brown con.id.ratlon the Semi. and 57 less the 5 20 chain.) the north YOU are required to serve a ?be young soldier died In a at Seminole High School WednesdaY, November 10, 2555 most un-American and pro. CIIICAGO (UP!) - To his after Admisiliss Director note County Zoning and t'iann' and Lot ii (less the Seat 171 eastSection 1405.105. Plead' your Answer or seen there. copy of as P. 51. or at Tie. IS, sit Of in bably th e most destructive Publish Oct. 54 1 25ev L 1155 V. S. Army hospital bue of Debbie Maples, Norma Rho- former teacher, Bernard Ma.. ni commission will hold & ft) And all of LotlabdtviMea lug to the Bill of Complaint held dIet as possible. Pubile hearing will beCovet Hammock thing that could be done at asphyxIation dve to vomiting. done Martha reid', Nathan any mailed a theme that rated pubUe bearing to determine Spring County on the Plaintiffs' Attorney, Seminole County Planning CD*.7S in the Seminole J'urth.i thru 5. P. IL 5, 3 Pg.. the feasibility of recommend. Commissioners JOIINIE A. Mc!.ZOD, Box 1136, I Boning Commission cvr CDVII?, no had been admitted I. the Mincy, Angeline Hudnell, Bar- an "A". this time. House. County as lying between $.It described jj of County ing to the Hoard By Robert S. Brown Room. Sanford. FlorIda, ° SIlTS JUDICIAL cmvtmrr, Apopka, Florida, and file the hospital nIne hours earlier, nice McKinney. Artis Fill- So the teacher, Mrs. Mar. (u,,,,,,i..ionera that iii. follow. 427 and Big Tree Park in see. Wednesday. "All of these things are used 1155 original Answer or Plesdig to. November Seminole County ZonIng 1551501.5 described property present. tion 25'ZOht.$OB. of somplalnlg ci feeling Ii. by the North Vletnaese as 'ro. Director COVWTT, STATS OF vs..oi- In the office of the Clerk Maudie Billingsley, Jane Mooney, read to her ing suost RETIRING OFFICERS of the Retired Folks Club, Chuluota, are (heft h..rinr will be heldI at 1:50 P. 51. or as soon these. more,, A.i Agriculture be inPublic Nov. 3, 1555 the Circuit Court on or before : after as possible. 54 0 Oct. Publish paganda . . . it's fodder for the Seminole County Coon The Army spokesman said Phyllis Frees., Amos Payne, class the words of Bern a rd ly The Comm.rciati to coned Cl right) Mrs. Maud Haig, secretary; Herbert Boswell, vice president; •i pis*aiag Novsmb, 115$. the 54th day COunty of Seminole CDP..75 2* CSAWCSRT 50. 11411 B 145 ft of Lo t $ and the N house, County Commissioner* their attempts to remove US, he could neither confirm nor I Zoning Commission _______________________ Verne Black, president, and Mrs. Edward Buckley, treasurer, New offic. Mary Judklns, August Kr.. Masny. NORTH AMERICAN 5101% 1- If you fail to do so, a decree Lot Boom. Sanford, Florida. Osi 210 ft of the W 15 ft of or CIP.CVIT COliC? be 5* TUB Troops from Vietnam," Dy Robert I. brown deny published reports that air, Annie Adkins, Minnie Bernard, Mrs. Mooney told 4. 55 II. Smith's ird subdivt- Wednesday. Noyember to, liiiI SIlTS JUDICIAL CII. GAGE CORPORATION, an AR- pro confess. will era will be recommended by the nominating committee at the next meet. against you for the relief ic. Semi no le County Zoning TUB KANSAS CORPORATION Rogers bad fallen lii alter en. Keeling, Nellie Flasch, San. the class, had been a student aion. Further described as Ii. t 7:55 P. M. or as soon there O'Malley has a wife and 25 AND FOR SUB!. lug. ,vrr, (Herald Photo) manded in the Bill .f ComDirector PliiMifi possible. after as of S. It. side ing on the south gaging In a drinking contest. lord; Nettie Perdue. Chulu In th at very room at Fenger FLORIDA plaint. This notice shalt be three children In Orlando, but Seminole County Pianlni Publish Oct. IS * list, I. illS 501.5 COSINTY, TL In Sec. is, west Road of 514cr 15$Ui Chancery Re, CDR.7I he said they understand that * Zoning Commission HENRY KIZLIR, JL, St VZ published eece a week for Mum Tb..e reports said Rogers ac eta; Grace Benedicklus, Do. 111gb School. He was not tlufl 2i.1PS'2Dlf. MAX as. 5MAY31, cC SL consecutive l.a the Sanby Robert 5. Brown hearing will be held pj• at. aL espied $ challane to drink five heisgoungtoVlethamtob'lp TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP IN ford Hereld. Berl; Arlene hailer, Geneva; high academic achievement, inPublic Defendaits. Seminole Conatp' losing the Seminole County Court TUN SIlTS JUDICIAL CII. IL elsa... of vodka, brandy and Gwen Muse, Like Monroe; Mrs. Mooney said, and bad DONE AND ORDERED St defeat Communism, SUIT Director I'ICI 05' Ilousa, County Comml.onens FOR AND GARDEN C IT 1 PUILUIU. CVII' IS Sanford, Florida, this 32nd day DA TIN STATS OF FLORI Simpson said, "I'll miss my whiskey in m minute.. Sanford,, Florida, on Publish Oct. H 0 Now. 1. 1555 COUSTY, FLORIDA. Gene Garrts, Tampa; Ruby trouble especially with corn. 110cm, INC., St j, A. Byrd md Ane. of Octobor, 1155. W.lnesday. November ii, isis CURlS Defendants TOe Larry family but they understand The body was being flows Rowand, Winter Haven. 50. position. C1IASCIRT (SEAL) wife, lbs A. Byrd, his ii 7:20 P. 51. or as soon there. IN ThIS iica or aviv Arthur 11. Bockwlth. Jr. CiSCVfl' CDVI? OhP TIll SEAMEN'S BANS FOR my works and (be reason I'm to New York for transship Mrs. Mooney told the clau aStir '• residence is 5*. links as possible. SAVINIS IN TUB CITY OP TOt WII..UAM 15. LYNCH. 311.. JUDICIAL cm Clerk Circ uit Cost-i, HR *151* knows going." Seminole County Planning ttsr, IN AND POD. sams*uuI NIW YORK. meat tO California where flog and Mr. and Mrs. Prince McKin- she helped Bernard with his Florida Se minole County, If you can hear people talk • Notlee is hereby given that __________________________ zoning commission g LTH. his PlaintlU. SON on will be butted. COVNTt. FLORIDA. hI Martha T. VihIet and can't make out the words suit has bean filed in the ibovi ney Jr., Sanford, a boy; Mr. them. assIgnments. This on. By Mr.. John Cochraae as a nominating committee, By Robert S. Brown wife VIL SO. SINS V$ANVD*Y Deputy Clerk aglisot you Court tsov. indicated th en this will be your Seminole County Zoning and Mrs. Thomas Hailer, Gen- couragsd him to stay In school YOU All$MEREST Following the meeting, Mrs. clearly, *0110*05 FORKOLO5VRII DEIBID.? JAY BOIL St First pot luck supper meet complalnt is tore. and each ci roe. and against Jobnie A. )lcLeod Director answer. An extremely .tnail __________________________ and to be graduated with his i'ubii.h at si. PIED that Attorney It Law Jr, and Bottyi. eva. a girl. Miller, Retired Fore spoke on the need Oct. 55 * ti., a, uss VICI, INC. UORTGAQD 5101% and for hearing aid using a tiny en. D.fendant4 close certain mortgagee on the Henry his wife the title l box ISIS IN ThIS CIRCI'iy cotr's. ing of the Chuluota clan In Jun., 1.14. Discharges (hI)It.T7 perpetual care plan for the ergised unit, has been perfect. IF •IT following described property Miller, . Thl SiNl'H JUDICIAL op. Plaintif II. ARNIDID Apopka, Florida which Is as shows above. Now News Of Area Mrs. Mooney read from ed by a attend was Folks Club IN to-Witt Allen Wagner, Andrea Dar CVII' IN AND P0K 5151*01.5 Chuluota Cemetery but stress. cii by a man who himself is You are hereby required it Publish Oct. II I Nov. 5, 5, 105 CIRCUIT COliC? OP V5 .'PV*TV, FLORIDA, an4 CORTU*UR FORBCLOSVUB Lots through IT, block 15; SIc your answer, or wrtttei Is.' 1155, lene Coleman, Beatrice Wal- a flitter Bern ard wrote to her. ThR NINTH JUDICIAL cm. )CZNNETIS U. 51AYO. JR. 33 members and seven guests. .4 that enough Interested per- hard of hea ri ng and has been JAY bUilt aid Le , (rIlAICISY TOt DELIShIT ts thmih , . o wifi hI BARBA1IA C. 31*10 , l any, in the abe, CD1.'Il. IN AND FOR 5552*01.5 for over 10 years, With his ters, Shirley Owens, Gladys It was written In VIst Nam, CV1T j7; defense.. If with the Clerk .1 PESSA 0. JUl11. ku Lets through 55, 5I 71(11 BOSTON PIVB CENTS Visitor, were Mrs. Man ion. In thu community must .. In MVlA Townl.y, Defendaiti . proceeding COV*1'T FLORIDA. UT.,, ...L,. lots, uuwuu iii ervu vuwv through t, wife SOTICS 05' IVIT Mtrjorte Wiks and for shortly after le aving high CHANCUV serve a cope Ic and rt this Cou No, 55W Tygart, of First Street; liar' Join the Cemetery Association crystal clear. If interested it 15. block 15; Lots thr.ugh C RIIIDINCII UMICMOWI( an school Berna rd became a Ma. Pt'ltINUYIlil.D INSTITUTION Toe Kenneth U. Mayo. Jr.. plaintIff's Plaintiff thereof you write HEAR. Lots Vs. through 51, Block Ill PYI. Lewis P. Bishop. soi I baby girl, Gertrude Gilbert ring. AID TO, All parties elsirntag before any defini te program Barbara C. Slays visiting his 3$• attorneys whose name and ad' who In Carlson ry FOIL 5*VINU*, Block interests by, through. un. Lots through 12. 111 Juanita Gager, Elisabeth Row INtl. 32 B. 0th St,, Erie, I'm. THOMALF A. TENIJAQEN, at And to all parties havin Plaintiff are" appears hereon. on or be. of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S brother, Rory Carlson, of 8ev- can be developed. She asked You will receive full Infurmader or against the stare. Lets through IT. Block "A person may cnjse or claiming to have any I Ui. tOre the 17th day of November, • Block . Misbop. $14 Rim Annul, bai land and baby girl, DIesi his country," Bernard wrote, JAMES N. WARREN. et not, Lots I through 3$ persons. that anyone wishing to partion $aid title, or interest a Defendants ends Street; Mrs. Edna Bent. tight, at no cost or obligation 2501, the nature of this pro' s through It. Block YOU All busby netifled *I)TICR or sits the property hereto del suit to forecompleted four weaks of hull Brewe r, Robe rt Richardson p.f.4aahi Lets through 15, Sleek Ill NOTICE 18 hEREBY GIVEN Icy, Mrs. Anna Jacobs, and ticlpat.e contact her as soon whatsoever.-Adv. eric "but U be were here, be that s Complaint to foreCloSe Jimmy Lawrence Jr., Rod ertbed. sodgagi the lien of & 05' 5*1.5 T4OTICU vidual combat training will _________________________ encumber- all in WEATMEIT.IYIKLD close that on the 17th day of Noveru. Mrs. Nolan Fore, of Chulu. as possible. lOLl ARM hereby iOtifli4 a certain mortgage on the following described Ml would kits the soil of the Unit. NOTICE ii IIEIIEBY oIyN that ber 1561 at 11:00 A. as. at the ala Road, and Mr. and Mrs. a Complaint to foreeloi., leg the following described real $SCOXD ADDITION, accord property situate to Seminole the First Infantry Tralnini I. Cash., Sanford; Joseph lay of Nov. on the 17th that ed -States, pIll thereof, es Co log to the Deflary; Glen ch main door the Courthouse of eaounb.nlng tha property, to-Witt Florida, to-wit: ember, ills at limos A. M. at R.glm.nt of the Marines a chaells, P1st hock 12. County, of Second lot its, Block X. WOOl). recorded Seminole County, John Cochnane Sanford. ran, Lake Mary: Joseph Hop "People aster know bow the main dour of thu Court. following real property: Lot 1, Block C. SEAS 31515 PAILS. SItU flu" pages 155 end III. public reFlorida. the undersigned Clerk Street. Camp L.jeun., N. C. Lot ItS. LASS HAHIIIE1 county. at LASS MANOR. according kin., Longwooil: Margaret good they have It until they house of Seminole P1*?. soeor*ng to $ plat cords .f Seminole County, will offer for sale to high. E5TATK5. s.ording to iSa SS • plat thereof reto Sanford. Florida. the under. go to war," Bernard wrote, Florida, In business, Louis RstcIbff, thereof recorded in Flat Oft and best bidder for cash Nettie, fletand; Ruffus C plat thereof as recorded I am cord ed 1* P1st Beck 11 Clerk will offer for signed and the against you E tiled I 15. Page II of been Muse, son of Ms the Book following descri bed real Edward .Richardson and Mrs. Orleans J. Then he described bow It Is sale to the highest and best Plat book it. page it. Put page 9. PubUc Records II Morey, New Smyrna Beach. at a m required to serve Semi' Publl. Itee.tls you ar property. Session! lie Records of limlasi Seminole County. Florida. Sa4 Mrs, laIphL Mass, Lak When you're being shot at by bidder for cash the following espy of your answer or plead. mole County, Vierida Lot 1, Block A, COUNTRY George Foster were named County, Florida. DONS AND ORDERED sI real property: sompLatsi on the you in Ing Is $ sniper. H. said the snjper described Mary, reesnuy was promoto CI..Uiu MANOR, UNIT No. this NAVINQ5BANK. Lot it, Block II. COUNTRY has been filed against you I a has b,ea filed againstand we can take of your you plaintiffs' attorney, DAVID Seminole County, Florida u the above styled suit, S. according to the plat missed, t'ius IJANOII, UNIT No. the abov,.styied .uit, and ye Is potent. first cliii whit • 11th day at October, 1151. Worker 'Baled' required Is serve • eofl K*IBEW. 1501 51etceit Build. Weight of blood in $ norti,.reof a. recorded in plat are required to serve a 005 Y the to fit. (SEAL) 1, ascending we But shortly after visiting ..nlng.siclerk with lb Orlando, Florida, and MORTGAGE LIFE Policy, P1st hook is. Pages 75 and mal human being Is a little recorded to Plat of your answer to the Con of your Answer or other Pleed. 1mg, Arthur 11. Bockwlth. h.. thereof S original answer or pleadthe letter, Marine Bernard 75. Public Records of semi. tag is the Complaint an Plain- the in 9th Artillery seer Bamberg Clerk ef the Circuit Ceurl look It. Jag's TI and 75. plaint os the Plaintitre suetV. the than seven pounds for the Clerk more ottioS of to le 1mg LI tiff's Mi.fl°Y. AItDZ*IOIt, County, Florida. Pubtto Records ef Seminole n.y 5LDOM 0. WlOOtNs, $1 171 Kaftha?. Vihlea. D.0 as well as your Masay, 9, was killed by the Ourmany. Nun. Is $ gnsduaV In Waste Paper Cireall Court ea or betogether with all structures, every 100 pounds of body East Colonial Delve. Oetsaie, 11*31. DIAlS * LOWNOIS. of theNovember AND O'flftREX Cesaty, Florida, 17th. 1551. D.ulsvai4, Central tone It VIII COGI DIII Improvements, futures, .ntslii appli* of loainei. High iSh.ol. and to file the i4 UI Ylofld*, by Americas National Bask Bids with all etruetur.a. DINVER (UP!) - Thu ann.,, and appurtenances on weight. k Osiende. Florida, aid tile the po,, fail I. Se so, judgment .5... HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE Mrs. Mooney told the dais' ltuprov.msets. Improvements. futures, appli. of au Answer with the Clefrt be taken against I'. 0. Petersburg, Bog 11111 Florida land or used In conluncbody of Presentation Salazar "He of the aforesatd Circuit Coil original Answer or oth er Plead. default will relief on appurtsnancss 55725 and anne demanded in • always wanted to do his said isn't or used, in conjunc. on or be fore sun" Apprentice Dsuk 1*, s workman at a Den,., tim, therewith. 2*4 day i,f leg in the office of the Clerk you for the Attorneys Plaintiff th e Clr.uii Court oa or be. the esrnpistat. Legal Notice This sale is made pursuant to December, 1541. II 705 tail IIc for the ichool-! think tic. therewith. Oct. 15, 25 0 Xiv. I 0 GOmsatla. use of Mi Be e ehall be publish- PublIsh This netic paper firm, Ui found In • share the Silk day St 1! final dre* ,. fec. foreclosure encoatesi decree pre do so, a pursuant 1151. This eats Is made be has." ur I. each week for fo sw. 0. 011asethe . 1501. It yea isil to FICTITIOUS 5*555 Mrs. tered er In Chancery action No. to final decree of foreetseure will be taken sit nM peg I,,r h bale ef paper. ooat.so, will ho esnsecullve weeks Is The las. CDH4S 11111 now pending in the Cit. NOTICE IS hereby given that tiii 11$ Oak Lessee, Is stt.M1n I Authorities suit Solasar Then she folded the letter. e,,i.r.4 In Chancery action No. the relict demanded taken against you for the re. foj.d Herald. cult Court of and for Seminole I am engaged in business at P. Us$1 now l.ndinl in the dr. ('omplaint. hssdltadluaankhooIaith ' apparently rode a conveyor 11cr class hi American his, cult at Hanford Ave. It. It. 1 lIog to;, This Notice shall be publisi lid demanded In the C.' DONS AND ORDERED day Court ..f and fur $.nsi,,,4e County. i"l..ri.is. tory this 11th was dismissed, Sanford. Florida, plaint. ,. I)ATKI) ThiS 35th day of Seminole County, Ylorl.ls, unrd week for four consi U 1. Navel Training Cent. r into th, plant's baler, was County. Florida. of CUf*'I 1555. eheli be publish. of October, Notice 4 This der fictitious October. 1111. of Gray lintel weeks the eutive Is DATED THIS 15th day of Balabnidge, Md. psei-e saw com 04 ansi a week for Ma son- (SEAL) cr"shed1 baled and loaded on. that I Shadows Nursery, (SEAL) Herald. October. isis. $eekwlth. Jr. es p, Oeaft we = the IAN. Arthur I. weeks In said Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Intend to Dated this 25th Car of Co t. secuftv. is $ herb. ( 9EAL1 Circuit court make, p Cr -I Clerk of the s.aa,, KIRAL.D. FOlD Clerk of Circuit Wilk the Clerk of the Circuit Court eber, 1555. Arthur H *eekwtth, Jr.. The herb driver ,tetfr. i Oviedo resideehs are re pNSedis on.Bu aeminele Ceunty. Florida be DATID THIS Sled Car at Court, Seminole County, Plot. 117 Elliabeth Brusnahan Clerk of the Circuit court (SSAL.) . sneerS somw W' NY; Ilsrtha T. VihIss Ida, in accordance with the I of Mr.. 0. M. Whittle, Oviedo " lbw bl.sd.itahi.d bale andi minded that the mobile chest Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Ieckwith, Jr., October, 1501. By Elisabeth Brusashas III as, I Deputy Clerk (SEAL) provisions of the Fictitious ANDERSON. BUSH, 114 N. PARK AVE. Clark of Circuit Court Deputy Clerk X.tsy unit will be at the city 11. BeckwlIh, Jr., DAVID 5*11*5 Arthur Names Statutes. to.witx section kssnla, With MaviasPtlhe I SIU.4 p1mM elficlals. DEAN I LOWXDEI Bit Elisabeth lirushnakila 11 -.ituui. ii Attaik Squadron 131, ball from 1 until 1 p.m. Wed. *wmc*soti. tHe Met.a*i $.114Iss CirselI Censi Statutes Ill?. CIsek FlorIda 4 1 155.01 Attorneys for Plaintiff Clerk Deputy M 1i& PI USAN a LO WN DII un 3fl4U1 Comes.PISrIC' 5y; Uutka T. TihIes lug: Mrs. S. C. DIcker,.. 013 East Central Boulevard Eldea 0. Wiggins 7talff It at di. Isoend Mull Pins gvepean In have ii seedsy. Beoluu in die eros Lutereere f now Attusey for PlilatIt? Depsty Clark Publish Oct. It. 26, * Nov. 2, Orlando, Florida Celoaia1 Delve sic Met Central $.ulevatd UI last writtis account of the OrientI Is %ir$Sd IS take advantage Is P.bUshOetIS* Now. LS,PubllshOet.15,ZS* Nov. L ' Aircraft WIng it the M.tli 5. 1)11. Orlando, Plunida Publish Nov. 5, 1111 Onlan4e, FlorIda 5, lIlt. Week DI T 51* CDII.42 l'uI'ltsk Net. 3, 5, 15, 33, 15 55 It. 115$. CDI'S forps Air$tatlon, Ch.rr was Mares Polo, In the 11t1 have his X-ray st this time lut.lI.l Nov. 2, ISIS. IDOl .va. a free of charges. csUlIui. l'qa H. C. 'I ,. ,.. A -..•-. f- .....-.•------ Csaaeres will mist at the p.m. Tb's Mow. 'rhereday Snyder Saturday evenings Hallo. ween Carnival at the Osteen School was a huge success with profits of more than $300 reported by Mrs. James Martin, general chairman. King and queen of the carnival, first ever chosen by the school, were Debbie Carpenter and Ronald Veino. Prizes for brat costumes were awarded to Kenneth Pfeifauf, pre-school group; Tummy Todd, first, second and third grades; Victor V.. mo, fourth, fifth and sixth grades, and Ash Dell, above sixth grade group. Among attractions were a store, fish pond, magic mirror, pop corn machine, bingo, baseball pitch, basketball toss, catch fish catch, record rig, and an auction. Homemade pies, cakes, and potato salad were available along with hot dogs, hamburgers, coffee, and • First Aid Course lies hi," she said. And they ed happily ever after be. use In behalf of, not on, John married for John. In behalf of, therefore nns, for the good of, for advantage of "John mar'd for John," If you are a close friend my employer and I come you and ask you to put a good word for me, you speaking in behalf of r. If Busy agrees to be the An outstanding feature of the evening was a play put on by the fifth anti sixth grade students, Mrs. Martin has extended her appreciation to all who helped make the carnival such a success with a spec. istl vote of thanks going to the Osteen Extension Home. makers Club which decorated the entire school for the event. by sitter, but is unable to op her appointment and ku Silly to take her place. A valuable addition to any reference library-"The Word Power Way to Success" in The sea cucumber, a marine animal exhibited at Marine. land of Florida, has the still. Ity to cast out its Internal or. 9805 when excited. It can then + AN= . Umm= Qm~ Use can If It's might. Use may, if it'. right. To be perfectly bizarre, YOU can kill your ,noth.r.Irlaw, but you may not. If you have the might, no one will say you cannot kill the good woman. But you do not have the right, so everyone may say you may not kill her. 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Racy Super sped modis ten I L VIA( )ILL T Ill of Nevem. of Ce es, el esec Auto • Fire • Life a decree pr In . once a • the :1 X-Ray Unit name and y register name _ X ._, See the new -'66 Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy,fl,orva1r.& Corvette at,your Chevrolet dealers - r -t - - .n-.a. ....S_-___U -• -_. ...e.., - n Carraway & McKibbin . -I • s-TOm the __4 _____ cause HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY ___ ______ ___ 2215 WEST FIRST STEW SANFORD + - + - - - . 3U423t i 32241U ' - (I .w - • ---.- -. - I ~ II .-I * . .1 "' I -i '- - .- ,tq. • - -• ............ :.,,j - i : 0 - - - . -.----/.,' V - . i -~ ..~,w _~ n i: ~ . ,I / . �-- I - - - ----- - - --- - - -, -4 I.. -- -. IS .3 5 For Something In .11 the uproar over "that map" everybody seetna to hays forgotten that last yeas Congrees designated October 9 as Leif Ericson Day. That the lawmakers combined re. inarkabie foresight with good pol. Itici, In this Instance Is evidenced by '11, I I list Wf's discovery claim proves of federal holidays. All ,for nought, apparently. The New York Times reports ap- . It Is refreshing to read .1% - somebody wrecking a Communist building In Indonesia for a change. A screaming mob, angry over the recent Communist attempt to overthrow the government, sacked the headquarters of the leftist Indo- verb. 28:20. e • • d that this one signals a genuine lasting disillusionment - Bruce Worry Clinic money for several months. definitely Ingrain. the toddler stare! Earl's mother was divorced A dog, for example, doesn't be it "mine" vs. "yours." Mall this case to parents appreciate one iota the fences when Earl was a toddler. So she lavished double a?. that may separate one lawn who need Itt as. from another. CASE X444t Earl Z., him cry. Nor does that dog have a .4 it, is a school problem. Long before he entered anatches feeling if be guilty worried "Dr. Crane,' 'his teacher began. "Earl Is a the package of meat from kindergarten, Earl would take the back porch of a neigh. any tricycle be might find on very bright boy, some other lawn and bring It 'Ia fast, he Is ens of the bor. Fences thus do not sugges t born.. best students 1* my room. Ills mother 'Jut he has finally been property rights to creatures bear to make er In the party vineyards al. world leaders. Hear him on are at the voters' disposal U only they will act wisely. Indulge more frequently to wit. "I've just returned from In friendly, homey tones, ty sallies. Viet Nam, Japan and the sometimes almost whispered as U conveyed confidentially Already w.U.remsrked by other areas that have been many Is on. clear Nixon put. the news. I've now been In to two or three persona In a Vote In 1963 and 1966-to ccl. 55 countries on both sides of small room, Nixon offers same pies of the judgment people loot a stor.beesam of credits the Iron Curtain... among state GOP leaders and "I remember talking recent. can expect from him: candidates at all levee by ly to an Asian prime minister "Do you realize the trouble stumping their territories tire, about our problems at home America Is In around the leuly to raise money and pro. and he said: 'Mr. Nixon, what world? Pick up your map lows him to relax more and the trail: thought this '' Indicati sUch basic differ. kckeru. -• • 'AM we have new learned new to our- human children. that be là. been pilfering Thus,"mine"s. "yours" Mrs. als000d what shy ostracized at and due to his leek of familiarity with the typical child's Lames, he decided to buy friendships. Lacking money of his own, he whatever cub or other trinket., he could find. And he then used the money for candy or ice cream school, .. chulliseta Momm amm 1110-1117119 M,LL5h u asIe. stole US$91? North Orland. Kr,. Margaret Cosby 3224796 ______ Mrs. Clarence Isydes 3224541 StuN *1515 Mn Math Divides. with which to purch ase friends. for the Communists. Combo 32-year-old sense of property right.. Criminals should thus wear diaper, as a badp of their Uttie 961-3161 dia, Laos and Burma are on the brink, • ." Underscoring his foreign of. lairs bent, Nixon hardly both. had already reached the de. ira to dwell on domestic mat. WASHINGTON (UP!) Few thing. In lit, are more j velopment stags through the b m except to draw laughs by annoying than to conceive a ,of trash disposal techni. Labeling the nation's lawmak'brilliant plan and then have quo known as the "sanitary ers, acting under President Johnson's prod, as the "do. others claim they thought of landfill." anything" Congress. it first, "Our engineers are pro. Utica like that, and "let's That happened to me re a sently developing landfill take the profit out of poverty," cently when I set plan for making mountains plane on a site in Evanston, he uses often enough to rag. out of trash heaps. III. that is situated adjacent gnat he is boning a set campaign speech for heavy duty It may be recalled that the to an abandoned quarry. in 1916. House passed a bill author. 100 to up "Here a 'hill' In asides from policy matsing a $92.5 Million four. high will slope Into the year program to develop new quarry, creating what is ters, he still likes to inject ways of disposing of the na- known as $ aid bowl. The little comments about his family. about his school days and tion's ever-growing mass of ft,, when completed, will b.. ne Lighter Side - Immaturity! 5*' Tenderfoot awards were presented to Mike Morgan, Edward Wootton, Derek Puraw due, Brent Connor, Kim CawIcy, ley. Terry Cawley, and Jo. aeph Riddell. It his early We In Whittier, mother Is at full waste material. resort Calif. come a At 52 he talks a bit ilk8 for his later theft.. The money would be made and will be a unique Improve. "Sod children we psychol. available In the fora of meat to an area where the an elder statesman now, saying of young state candidates: oglat. state, "usually have grants to finance re search topography Is monotonously "I was once In their age brac. bed parents." Nov. 2, 1966 _________________________________________.--.- and demonstration projects. mt," - • Asanstap - v • ,_, HAIN LI ____ Palsied se esseed ellis mailer Iseisser it, seas as tie Peel owes of IW.rL J'le,$M, isis. as £51 at ~Mat Slereb. 5, 1152. ;1i - ____________________________ ft pan ii ear maisnet, sine se ssrn.. FREE ESTIMATES! epe and 15 unto I. meer tyPlil SM painting wets whet yen seud tsr we of his heeblile) SEMINOLE FENCE 9. St mum 34O6O 2611 PAll • -- -.- - .----- - - _______ I ! 1. Ii Il l ... . .. 146-- -- -- • • • -•-.--. • - - - - -'4 r------ I - • • . -'. • • -F, - ,;, - -- ' . "I -- •- ' • .-•- -. -.- -"N'-"-r.•.•._,-_, - x..-. .•..*' --- ~ \1 . - LL . ,, . 4 .11 .. I : 1-11 -- -:--049-,, jr- • -.. - ,. ,A . '- . . - . . - • . -. SCOUTS and troop officials of Bear Lake Boy Scout 230 participating In Court of Honor were (left to right, front, top photo) Bill Smith, Chuck McPherson Sr., Ray B. Voosten, Hugo Rigglo; (back) David Broadaway, Joey Riddell, Blame Dempsey, Brent Conner, Edward Woos. ten, Torrance S. Cawley, Billy Anderson, Krlst Salmi, and Frank Crout, Also (left to right, front, bottom photo) Ross Goodenough, Archie If. Bunnell, Gerald Aldrich, Bob Bunnell; (back) Gerald Aldrich II, Bobby Anderson, Tim Cawley, Chuck McPherson Jr., Anthony Smith, Jerry Riddell, Roger Bunnell, Kevin Foist, Scoutmaster Bruce Nelson is In extreme back. (Herald Photos) Colonial Plaza, Nov. 5, - • - '. L. .-- • I ; '-. ---- -. .-.... " i ___ IV I0111 r ..- ' - ., '•o i. .- TW be chosen for high leadership. ' 1Notice TOOi Of Property hi The City Of Sanford at lb. Hall. th" those their y '•js, Floor Painting Day Scheduled - - - Tm beds ers ipes let pa.et of 196$ CIly of , 4: I. • • . - . - , *0%'N WfA d0TrgV bringiM UM paint brahu Instead of those for the can- V146 I1111111 Cul.s 111111111111111111111111111111 LAIM- iId Sad" MU. 211W. T IT. - age I I $ANU, NA W91 lt.iae -- - TM I - 11 , 01 / 5=11R, IF V&vz 11141 71411Jtii.g . • . pleased and members will be painting the Mansion Reese floers. Those planning to join "is the work are reminded to bmin1aee,ei eddlshforthe • soon luncheon. - The Greater Chuluota Corn. munity Club elected officers and directors at Its annual meeting last Friday with 55 voting member. in attendance plus a number of non-voting members. . . P.0,1.0. MI?4SE i c!o a rric ase,ue, ilulia 323.1711 SANPOID PLAZA FULL. 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(Middleton Photo) but this time they will be , Roommo thess are Mrs. Ha, wm ism wes Mouse headquarter, to paint t- aL Students enjoyed sack ra• ces and bobbin' for apples and inch received a prise. Refreshments of cupcakes and punch were served. , smembers; will be Conduit Sgt- $,d Tass. 4% db§@M all be *i..jd ter pwimmit Is Ni.:t.r, 3% Is Resu, 2% be J.uuy sad 1% be Pehou.y. . EDITIONI . ~ .I ~ i' Roommothers of Geneva 4 4 I we provide SANFORD and SEMINOLE AREA By Mrs. los, 3. Matkieuz -. TWO of -the Green Berets r1orlds Federation of Art sy Chuluota Club Conducts Annual Election Meet Geneva Students Enjoy Party , will follow the business see- slop. 1966 calendars will be avaIlable. Thesuzlfiwlfisponior ary a Touring Florida Dessert Card Party at 7 p,m., Nov. 1?, -. -. . lo -- -. • We particular coosseIm has hisS vsl"a, in MM.', The p tough core of bowiedge lobe about the would- and declares Items mmm& I to a.. .ISLIkSVIC$II1IM not merely to be heard but to . a.i,,5,.M .. - DeBary Volunteer Fire Ds. pertinent Auxiliary will meet at 10 am. Thursday at the borne of the president, Mrs. Prancanna Howard, Eldorado Drive. -Regular membership meetlug will be at 1 p.m., Nov. 11, at the Firemen'. Recreation Hail. Refreshments and games ikn, ----- ! B7 Mrs. John Leose -_-The executive board of the .1 S. . -. You are invited to use the many customer services Copies Available! the DeBary Club. One is for club members to sell their parents on in stalling and uslag seat belts and the other was a DeBary safety belt survey In which club members will check on the use of safety belts and distribute safe driving Plans for a Red Cross First Aid School at the Community Center with fivà Saturday morning ses. sIons and explained th at club president; Thurman Coberly, first vice president; Sydney Harrison, second vie, president; Mrs. lone Ivo, tress' ui-er; W. 1.. Adkins, assistant treasurer, and Mrs Pat Mc' Elroy, secretary. Di rectors elec ted are Harrison and Mrs. Joe Castle, one year, and Adkins, Mrs. MeElroy, and Louis A. Ratliff, three years. holdover directors are Joe Castle and Abe Goldman. In other business, It was voted to Increase dues from $10 to $11 per year. Dues for retired residents remain at $5 per year. den Club In charge, and an antiqu, show. Nov. 2840, at - Our Service Is Excellent suggested Officers are Carl Anderson, Board To Meet ( NONE McKinnon ents. .. ,, ' .-... i . League To Have H Annual Bazaar members would receive credit In their safety and health pro)sets U they take this first aid Instruction. Two club members and one of the parents enrolled for this school. Others will consult their Par- •- - Fi re Auxi l ary for the job ita w instructions. ,•., - Im., A!tVOSD ~1 I., - - - • -- •.- - ' : - the Orlando Garden Club. b ' . , • with the Azalea Park Gar- see to tb. wer1dLske listeners to remember that I.lkallaeedeep Its - I .1 . • Garden Circle Plans Weekly Workshop at it Resdtlal sad CcW be psb*115 ei Via Ssis$5. Las standard 7-Inch pen. ssosvsieal se era nos"" tee' ieee .epreeaeues WIN cli ens draw a The 15 sUes a tsrrtaaiut en Vie Merssra srts bag. $4 1pb1s 1w ismagee eel.' lie sw, • ,.. perate.a ' .' • . • month NO DOWN PAYMINT WJ FINANCING 1 no Jsatori Swell may be repesepess is isv -user 'viti. eel willie' d ii . stomped, .dda..sed envel. NCING " v .f ,.;',', ç 4 -' workshop sessions to make articles for Christmas Tree Lane, Dec. 24, at the Orlando Gardens Club. Special events this of Interest to circle members Include a flower show gia tent. eussi trash ' ,. Mrs. Cora Li. Fuller, and lire, Roberta McGibbeny. Door prize-a pin and ear. th e annual Halloween party enjoy the covered dish ring set-was won by Mrs. Holly Settle. Card game winners were Mi-i. Besch, first bridge, a bud vase; Mrs. Ridlon, second bridge, an ash tray; Mrs. Furrow, first canasta, salt Ladies of the Friendship and pepper cellars, and Mrs. League of Sanford Congrega- Claire Salatini, second can. tlonal Christian Church, 2401 sits, an engagement book. Park Avenue, will have their annual bazaar Satu rd ay In Worry of Fellowship hall of tht, church. two traffic safety pro jects for . home of Mrs. C. C. Jones, Cecilia Drive, Bear Lake, In sasigs, at , - - ______ Circle will meet at I Garden 9 a.m. each Thursday at the ., saps ., , 4 4. ' conditions, Sgt. - - to please free of charge. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Helen Kaiser, Mrs. Judy Beach, Mrs. Beatrice Polbick, Mrs. Ruth Gilbert, Mrs. Jo Ridlon, Mrs. Ginger Farrow, W. James McKinnon, educational director of the Plot. Ida Highway Patrol, explained rule, for safe automobile drlv. ing and for safe bike riding to the DeBary 4-H Club at its first meeting on traffic safety last Thursday night. Disastrous results of failure to drive safely were shown in Sale hours are from 1 Un. a movie depicting various Slipping or IrritatIng? types of wrecks in which dum. Ui 5 pm. and there will be Don't be IUib.tTssSed by locee this tables of fancy baked work, miss were the victims. Parteeth slipping, dropping or woObjifli goods, plants, elephant ant when you eat, white ents and other adults joined iroUs spflnk c a 11111, articles. Christmas items, and ,iis a p a... ma pl..iant powder speaker In the questions. The COI1O11 added r.mukable sinu of 'pointed out that most traffic a "special" table. and security by holding plates mote nrmIy.No*mm& accidents were the result of Support of the public Is In. or lf,r feeling. lea any 1 dnlg counter. at o,t rsa driver failure rather than me. vited. chanical failure or bad high. way I - y Maryasa C. MORTON 11ILW.esadk. - . ' Members of the Bear Lake _____ South Side. Rep. WIlUam I LM Dawson, an aging Negro. , Is boss of that area and ye. , _____________________________________________________________________________ Explorers. __ no ' to the platform by the Sea . o ' ' Moth ers of the boys x'sesiving awards were escorted kM.." 3.. vu be frank to admit that All of this kes Nbou's self- pselet Zak. Polkod Is don't mean criminals using Ides .t the trash to I was pretty Irritated about Mthetgh jec as $ kind of friend. selves, but ev.rly Indulgent., build mountain ranges in having my mountain build. protios neighborhood counselor, Like $ner hew ig l y thoughtless parents who cod. Kansas and other areas with Ing dream shattered like But, as in INS, he wants his water esr. etest, fail to dl. I Immediately hit upon the their child sad level terrain. I had in mind that. teach It the early sins, of turning these .now-capped I knew that once my plan property rights that all kid. peaks of rubbish Into ski re- was exposed as $ duplication, din need to learn. sorts, my chances of getting a slice A baby simply has a "pot.nBut just as I was in the of that $92.1 million re. I' •t. bi process of applying for a search p1e would be virtually you parents and teachers federal grant I received a nil. must take th p555 wseaa .a anrv$a ir letter from the National Dix. My first impulse was to saal Clip miller tory and stake It out tigers- pout Contractors of Barring, destroy the letter and send IUI. VISOUN? aP•V W.a.I .ite'.yaisiei lively with many moral ton, Ill., contesting my the pieces back to National siatt notogme.piass, o.tp Imter tenses. franchise. Disposal as my contribution For a well developed can. Pablifled MU7 sues nauazr, nasser a4 CkrtMmaI sub"Your suggestion that may. to Its refuse resort. Is simply a mind be ilekel Isiarday preoe.11ai Ir$*ma& could be used But, upon reflection, I 4.. I science whom rigid habit, have been to build a new mountain clded to accept the setback a. wuuswiame 860 ps, Implanted regarding right v& range to enable P.n'a flat. philosophically. DSUTWF *& sPUsS saso wrong, morel deelsioss, prop. landers Is go skiing has .1. svm Or am After all, 11 Is eften said 81148 1 Tear arty right., etc. pee a To" no ready been originated by the that great minds run Is the u.N e . 5*5 a..iia 3. seed tor my 'lebsvler president of our company," It same ebann.l. And that prob. SN $ Lie S Meslia Test. for Ckildres,' eseloslag said, ably Is particularly true 1.15 $ seeN 1.5 1 w,eo to focI, It said, the Ides where trash Is concerned. .s5 eebe.cM.ss p. a ,,ssso J.isist$eae pirouie ties am pins 15 seats, said bring pall tiM. pur child up to par! __ (Always writ. to Dr. flC Tb. Swell N a member si lie UaIs.I press woiis N es. NK FE sl.5 iidn$y to 10 see tsr repubisesises si am tie iwea Crane be eam of thin sewsS CYP*8 I UDWOOD S AWNINGS pep.', sew. prleaed to Ill. snipir essleeteg S bas WA&T. A. GISLOWO mDslU La. PIIULIIU* *seem S-per pains vs&yeiiaa, menu? £&RZAUIB par& mssiaiaa £4vwi&.1 Dliwe L*I.miii.. I. $St UI P555 VAN PULP LateiliMsi Masager I&ker Axen 55•A NIJI n.s.L&IJ Bottom" . " plorers. INVISTMINT winter sports And by "bad parents' we 8anford, FIs. 4 ' Tapped for Order of the Arrow were Bill Smith, Bob. by Anderson and Gerald Al. drich of the Scouts and Woody Price for the Sea Ex- in persuading lects power as some men cob. to step up bect shells or four leaf clovers. Office of Education received school Integration. But to to It Is quite likely, that Powell from Chicago Negroes a com* arm.twtst a Northern city- Will reach for power in South Pt" that the Chicago School end a great democratic city, Chicago. Two or three of lbo system WAS In violation of the to boot-seems to be some smartest, most ruthless poll. Civil Rights Act requirement thing else again, Rep. Powell ticlans in the United States for speedy school integration, is angry. would become embroiled in Chicago School Superintendent Powell Is chairman Of the that Benjamin C. Willis holds fast House Committee on Educa. set ruckus. Somebody would hurt. to the neighborhood school lion and Labor. He set up system wherein an afl.Negro committee bearings In Chi. -Negro cago last June, explaInIng neighborhood has all schools because no white that be did so "with the hope children live there. The N.' that I can get federal funds gross demand a pupil mix by withheld." Last week in New 1.wivies some means. Mayor Daley York, Powell denounced this supports Willis against the month's restoration of federal SIVIIIS & Lisa MuNUlesi Negroes. funds as a barbaric exercise Mut.ed Iu.è More Importantly, Mayor of tawdry ward politics which lid Istut Tuis Daley supports all democrats had gutted the 1964 Civil against all others. He is the Rights Act. Democratic. boss of Illinois. Powell has been In and out I. The U. I Commissioner . of Chicago and on and off the Or.i, hs, stump suMclenfly this year to suggest to some persons that N.rr C. `6011911 the Harlem boss would like to Res. Meseee extend his pollUcal leadership to the Black Ghetto of Chien. 3127157 . Page 5 4 us Phiibrick, . Pigs ' 4-H Club Has First Meet On Traffic Safety - eager raise funds for Th anksgiving supper and evening of games, Announcement was made that Mrs. Robert Keane, of Beat Lake, has offered to teach ceramics class., at her home to any of the members, Members of the South Som. and Christmas baskets for mole Welcome Club saw for - needy families in the area, the first time the crocheted Winner will be announced at ghan, represen ting 200 hours of work by Mrs. Mel. at the Nov. 18 meeting at the anie Stewart, Mrs. May Lookout restaurant In Fern Jones, and Mrs. Gild. Pet' Park at which time the club's tinati, which will be sold to nominating committee also will make its report. Item. bet's are requested to bring canned goods for the food baskets to this meeting. It was reported that 40 members and guests attended rnlb Nov. 2, 1965 lij, lmJmb FALSE TEETH LUS ' Blame Dempsey, and Steve feet Earl's anfori1 eath fiil Influence * 11, . - , suvici aren't worse off than In 1960. "NATO is a shambles. Central Africa Is a playground Dick_ West's Ghetto. I - .. - -. r;' - - . ________ Early this month the U. L southern clUes forth So his stealing shows that he is still emotion. ally at the toddler stap where. all youngsters have Othd. In. Pite IWA does it mean when we reed when you go home. You can't In 1960, of course, his 'bank of protests against your gov. find any place whets we Later, when be felt some. taw 111415$ Deities Ma. Mildred Manly UI-lift And when guests would be present, she would oft.* a. count such evidences of Earl's 'sticky tinge.," but laugh mote Republican victories, "yours." Sue, P. L. Jobwas I, som Ceebtsn, poltive developed a 'U-Isis miss every fuhlon. 3. Kathleen 349.1211 In. Prances be So Earl never basic concept of "mine" vs. Geneva Joe. eke sarv MS-st. Came _:uy Mn, lane peseMbem not them oft. Herald Area Correspondents Re u.JslInes 111111111-111111111111, JesT Labe.FereeI city NJ,. Maryas Miles but verbally Black 450 - _____ Gerald Aldrich II, William !"1. Anderson, and Bobby Anderson. Making Star rank were Knit Salmi, Anthony Smith, Prank Court, and Chuck Mc. , Pherson. Those achieving ___________________ First Class were David Broadaway, and Roger Bun moll and those for Second Class were Kevin Foist and Dale Dakin. In addition. a number of merit badges were awarded this group. Other merit badges went to Dennis Broadaway, Jer r y Riddell, - "cuts.' She remonstrated '! ' tl " '5' ' ' _- - 'P '- 'i.:__j4F W,,, Aldrich, Archie H. Bunnell, Ross Goodenough, Chuck McPherson Sr., Ray B. Wooet.n and Hugo Riggio. •Life Scout awards went to 1" ' ••' Gerald $ donated (Herald Photos) --------' . first time for the Court of Honor. In the stand wars ' which Clark. to . Scouts, was in use for the - fiction on him and couldn't we. and Hugo RIgglo Sr., assistant attained. The reviewing stand, built by committeemen and the It extra many ' facilities at CampLanoch:, advising that $37,000 must be raised In the next three months If the goal is to be • advantage caught Is the act of stealing below man! things 4em IIer children's But fences are supposed to of Minute Maid Company, fIberglas to the group to be used for any purpose desired, Explorers are (bottom photo, front, from left) Craig Reickmann, Greg Pfeifer, Skipper C. V. Clark, Stevo Rigsby, Richard Gibbons; (necond row) Bob Price, Maury Linton, Gene Kap5candi, Woody Price, Hugo Rigglo Jr.; (back) Roger Paquette, Keith Rleckmann, George Aldrich, yards of ProJect for enlargement of - "What could cause a smart by awe tommusia because many asdora pareate:ar shirk. boy to do such a thing?" That I. also one Conscience must be built of. having several youngsters, for their psreslal datles. They fail I. emuit natal within the skull of every child for an "only" child may not fences in the developing or he will have no more lemons in prop. mind of their 1.441ev, is he sense of property rights than have Al arty rights! may have little vadentand. a puppy or kittem .- . Se watchful, citizens, for Education Is Francis leppel, presents ItIn the house. Diw. further Interesting develop, a non-political type. So it was son and Daley are political ments in Chicago where that on receipt of the corn. chums. of gratitude" was heaped high ernment's policies In VIII Ident Johnson is performing plaint from Chicago Negroes, If Chicago's Negroes could WASHINGTON (NEA) Richard K. Nixon, unmistak. after eight years of such ef. Nam?' And I said: 'Mr. Prime some political magic as a ta Koppel froze about $30 million be persuaded to rebel against var to his grist, good end M inister. .' ebly campaigning for the 196$ forts. very useful friend, Mayor which bad been marked for Mayor Daley they would seed naturally, reminis. at the Quits Republican presidential nomi. More interesting Chicago schools pending satl.s. to rebel, equally, against their nation, appears fully con. moment, however, Is the fact cencea from his days as vice Richard I. Daisy. direct boss, Dawson. That is magic will The President's to him: president come sully that the tactics and that Nixon Is today present. factory adjustment of the 51t' where Powell might come In. vinced to be powerful to uatlon. The story Is leaking techniques he used as nominee ing himself to party people at. "Mr. Eisenhower called me need Powell had the Negro vote In 1960 will serve him better most exactly as be offered Into his oMes and said: 'You prsvsfl this time, LII Is be slowly that Daisy IPPUIId to of Harlem in one vest pocket most now by the stalked ing know, Dick, we've got to do himself five years ago. i.aa and that the President now than they did then, ruthless politician In the Unit. demanded a fast fix in behalf and the votes of South Chicago A close watch on his 1965 Basically It is the Image of something about . . .'" Negroes In the other, be platform performance shows the foreign affairs specialist- As In 1960, Nixon manages ad States. The pitiless stalker of friend In Chicago, Rep. would be a very powerful man without is Sop. Adam Clayton Pow. pal thawed the froze funds. him to be largely unchanged tempered by eight years close always to suggest indeed. a Negro slid a Democrat that sfl this seaweil.trav. Oil, house, hold saying It The Ibreat to with 'e as a campaigner, except that to the White No 000 likes power more his present posture as a work. eled, the friend and equal of soning and these rich contracts who represents H a r 1 e a Is eral funds has been a power, than does Powell. Powell eat. ook should be (left), and Stove Serafin, Scouts. Sernfln also spoke briefly on the $260,000 fund raising Political Magic Biossat -- Ray Ci Political Noteb .d - ' * LyleC.WilsonSays: Dr. Crone's Esri's probbe Is gr.wisg Making the presentation was Steve Serum, associated with Minute Maid and chair. man of finance for the Can. tral Florida Council of ,y presence of •. such group in the \Vekiwa District, Is sponsored by the Bear Lake Elementary School Parent. Teacher Association of which John Hall (right, top photo) Is president. With him are Frank Herman, assistant district committee inspector Bear Lake Elementary School. • man. the Communists on the part of . Maryann rise gift ': yar wslamis was : alm lim . Calved by Boar Lake Boy ~ Scout Troop 230 from the 4 ~ 11111111FZ. -Minute Maid Company at the SEA EXPLORERS 230 of Bear Lake, only troop's Court of Honor in the The weakness of the settle, and gunfire and explosions States should pay the Domi. meat when It finally came at once more echoed through the nican republic $1 billion In re. the end of August was the? It .ttree?g at Sar'o Dornin. I parationz for it, Inlerrenfln,v WAN n'it e sattlementi Lending Immediacy to the last spring. reached between And In full cry are the warring problem was the -refusal of Dominican factions and It didI former rebel forces and sym young Communists carrying uothlng to settle differences I pathizers to surrender wee. the black and red banner of which have led to sporadic I pons distributed to them In the pro-Peking Dominican violence ever since the 1961 the early days of the revolt Popular Movement. If we command our wealth, we shall be rich and free; If our wealth commands us, we are poor indeed. Edmund Burke, English statw While riots are a poor substitute for good citizenship, It is to be hop- ) t:i ' j - B, )Iaryann Miles Afilonor Court Communist takeover In the day and the military began Dominican president Juan manner of Castro Cuba. moving toward a showdown Bosch who says the United Thought For Today -A faithful man will abound with blessings, but he who hastens to be rich will not go unpt:ri1he!.-Pro. Front In Jakarta. It was from here that most anti. American demonstrations have been sagln.eredln the Past. with - 011 011 Welcome Club To Aid Needy' Expansion Told "Has fats condemned this Garcla.Godoy in office and unfortunate country to an in- prevents another military ? the famous and degrading des. coup Is the Inter-American Peace Keep. tiny? "Have we sinned in the face ing Force in which troops of the U. S. 8d Airborne ar, by of almighty God?" To the first question at for the strongest part. But among civilians who least, Washington, the Organ riding junta led by Donald batten of American States and would suffer most In any new 3.14 Cabral. the United Nations have been Dominican outbreak, there al. Later, joined with some re. on an urgent new search for so is mounting antlU. S. sin. luetance by other American answers since three weeks timent. Leading the pack is states, it was to prevent a weeks ago when Garcia-Go. former U. S. friend and former 1. destroy. nesian Youth and eying U they were to fight their civil war all over again. When, last April, United States Marines first Int.rven. ad In the island noatlon, it was to protect the lives of Amen , cans endangered in the null. tary revolt which toppled the the Indonesian people-not just that the rabble have run out of American libraries and property to about Destiny ?' Imposed under United provingly that President Johnson and Vie. President Humphrey "have either, Or maybe they were just turned warm ears" to *proposal • trying to be neutral about the whole that October 10 be officially named thing. No one has yet suggested what Left Ericson Day. Meanwhile, partisans of Columbus, we should do with October 11. Well, Finally • Camp Lanoche mounting Impatience of mill. States Leonidas Trujillo Molina. Theme were the differences tary leaders who lacer strong. prodding only clamped a lip between politically left and arm methods to recover the on the volcano that Is the right civilians and between weapons and who accuse GarDominican Republic without leftwing performers and ultra cia.Godoy of loading his gov. dousing the flames beneath. ernment with leftists. rlghtwlng military leaders. And so, about six weeks at. So deep-seated were those In the middle as usual is the tar InstallatIon of provisional differences that It lead the United States. President Hector Garcia .00. Santiago newspaper La Infor' There seems little doubt doy. Dominicans were wend. motion to demand: that the only thing that keeps - her Jewels. Evidently they were not awar, of what Congress did for their hero, -. - In Santo Domingo, the trou. assassination of long.Ume dic. last April. A further element woo the ble was that the government tator Goistrallssamo Rafael of 5-.nt-.r.strnr t-- -4--..-- - 0 Fo'eignNewsCommehtary . 'Infamous America some 600 years before Co. lumbus talked Queen Isabella out of added Columbus Day, October 12, to th. Everybody forgetting Whit Congress did for their boy Ia 1964, are more than warm over the Idea that the old VIk. Ing should be mentioned at all. October 10 happened to be the day Yale University announced the discovery of the map which they the fatt that at the same time they J ' ThTOW Nexf'Week; "No This We;k It's Commie Headquarters!" - - -- -• - - - .. Issee.,••..,... - - - - - - - - - - - - - PLEASE PRINT - - I ""I - - - - ~1 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 a 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 6. 0 0 I 0 0 000:0* I ADDRESS I Icirr I ITATI . ,.,,..... 0064660090.00000, UP CODS - - we - - - - we we �S I - .--. - I -- --- - .,g , -- ,., ,7.~T 'I . ~; 11I ! I . I ~1 Spartans Get Daylight In 3-Team Race For National Honors ;4 The arty hoped would "surprise" Cornbusbere, tying the Big Nebraska and rose from 19th NEW YOU (UP!) Michigan State Spsrtans, few people this season, Eight team for second place to ninth this week. Nov. 1, 1965 Is I ......... sports si f t i n g s - What a differenso a wick makes. Not more than seven days ago, Seminole 111gb Coach ~I I - thstgsve theaa?.Olasdeerlyin th egume. 'We ddea.ed that play well, too" sid Mitt.. "Wal- Muss (lick) was playing his man like be wis suppeued but when be went up to knock down the pa.. he bumped the receiver, missed the ball, and they bad a too, touchdown." "Put we same back," Mitts pleasantly continued. °Wsve dons this all year. We've been down and we've isa. back." Another thug that baa helped the Seminoles is their platoonhmg. Whereas durin g th. early part of the season, the Seminoles were making only three changes on de. fans., they are sow making a. many as seven and some- ti,. mess, "Assistant Coach Dick Wllhianma ha. done a lot for IN here," says Mitt.. "0.'. been alternating the tackles lad ow we've get four boys in ther, playingfootball." Normally Jay Stokes and Stan H.mpbW play on of. ten., sad Dave Jan.11 and Mike Ogden play defense, At the beginning .1 the s.ss"a, Jan.11 and Ogden wer going beth ways. "Coach Williams his even gone one step further," Mitt. explained. "When he feels the other team Is going to pa.., be puts S tokes in place of Jarrel l because Stokes sea rush th. passer better. Jan.11 is not as fast, but takes up mon room In the line and he does a good job is ruaolay plays." One thing that Is really bothering the Seminole soaching staff Is the amount of penalties called against them in th. last two games. "1 don't know what to do about It," Mett. pondered. "We'v, talked to the team, which Is about all you can do, rr :I1 '' U ,:;% .,.;:.~,~:,"4.,~ 4,1 I '.. .4. any Baseball Dignitaries Hear last Rites For Bill McKechnie I MM JIM DAWSEY .Playa Anyway ANDY MIKIER . . .Shuns Flu Oviedo Coaches Praise Lions. For Extra Effort This Season Coach Spoons was very By Bobby Stewart pleased with the victory ov• Herald Sport. Writ., Coach 13111 Spoons of the er Clearwater. Iii wasn't too Oviedo Lions seems to think happy with the team's blockthat extra effort has been a mI or the tackling because big factor In the team's 5.2 be had considered these points strong factor, in the record, The Lions are not what success of the Lions, you would call a big team But replied Spoons, "When and many of the people the going got rough, that around Oviedo respect the old Oviedo spirit came to the boys for their efforts on the top. I've never been as proud football field. The Lions put of a bunch of kids as I am forth another Sine effort of our boys now. We were last week when they .qu..s. playing under very adverse ed by Clearwater Central conditions. "Our quarterback Billy Catholic, 16.15. The Lions have been rat- Coffee,' explained Spoon., tied wi th Injuries during the "got hurt on the first play week, but some of the boys of the game and our second played anyway, despite their string quarterback had to miss the game because of an pain. ' Fighting Seminoles Still In Running For Class A, Regi 01 3 Playoff Berth Seminole 111gb School silmi. middle of a flve.t.sm scramnoted from the Metro Confer ble for the Region 3 berth that once throne room, has a .olld outside chance of gaining a berth In the state Class A Playoff eliminations, thanks to Kisslmme.'i upset over Wild. wood Friday sight. The way the picture stand.. now, Seminole Is right in the Tropical Head Gets Court Order MIAMI (UPI) - The Pres Went of Tropical Park race track was told yesterday to arrange payment of $1.5 mU. lion borrowed in the tracks name or the track would be put Into receivership Nov. 15. Treasurer William B. Mac. Donald filed suit against track could possibly end up In a 4' way Us. Presently Auburndale. San. ford and Wildwood all have 50 points according to the play. Ott point system, but Apopka with 4$ points and ICissImmee With 44 points are stills the running. Auburndale (5.1) could emerge the Region 3 hung by winning Its last three from Bartow, Lake Wales and Wau. chula, But Bartow (5.1) and Wauchula (7.0) plan to give the Bloodhounds plenty of trouble. Should Auburndale fall by the wayside, then Apopka could come out on top with three straight victories. But the Blue barters will have a tough time with Kissimmee (5.3), Lakeview (4.2.1) and winless but tough Winter Park (0-4.3). One loss by Apopka will throw them out of th e nmnn• lug and should Auburndale accident In his family. Guard Jon Lucas left the game ear. ly and tackle Tim Colbert and Jimmy Dawsey were Playing with very painful Injuries and tackles Andy 311k. her got out of bed with the flu to play. So you can easily ice why I'm so p roud of our MEN." To add to the Lions' rising Injury list are Billy bilkicr, the Lions' ace halfback, has also suffered a bruised foot. Line coach Jack Duncan Is ano ther person who has been very happy with the of* fo rt of the team. "I th ink that our goaline defense did a wonderful job," sa id Dun. can. "The first time we held them for seven downs, but because of penalties they SIt nally scored. They did a tremendous job stopping Clearwater after they had driven down to our two-yard line Iota in th e game threatening to score what would have been the winning touchdown." Coach Spoons hopes that his team's physical status can get back to normal for We week's homecoming tilt against the Oroveland Green. backs. 'Big OF Tops NBA Statistics In Points, Assists Nicklaus Is Top Earner but two ethets were racer. a '! J. U It McZeik*10 disd ci .asptt- I14 JETS' CZOWBI tleu caused by virus pien. NEW YO*j (WI) - The me'Mtbs.gsetP. Americas Psitbad League y X0 eres elected to she i.0 pj Job u,. ci Paaeueauagerand 710 fans t. seven home the .s I au I. golds L :--_--- * - TonyLem$is second in the seasos, Peterson said. seictluo,4 touruementa with Tackle Frank Penile end $141.810 and has an overall guard Edwin Paps also wire tiM) of $lis,$*. Billy Cups, injured playing V.P.I. but bath ranks third to official money 'were expected to be ready to at $97,706 and Is second over. play In the Seminoles' boas. all Is Uft - / Mis :' timing -"V. ---'4--- mound and kept It b1óedln Intermittently thereafter. It was Terrell's 14th stralght win and the *8th of hI. 4 pro fights, while ChursI took his 10th lose In 45 pr: bouts. He kept his record of n.y. being knocked off IsIs feet the only consolation fros the 45 minutes of battling. The victory gave Terrell I shot at the winner of lb. Ca. slus Clay - Floyd Patters.S Sight scheduled Nov. 22, musde r which Clay wan reinstate from suspension, to clear v the heavyweight title plcturi as Seventh An - -_ - - Satardar. - - recaptere the wirld land - mark from Art I - \ ASH PRIZES i - It ,. 3 new Chevron gasolines - early - arrivals -A';'t,eI TO IN AWA*DSD IAc* !h 9I,N - - 1511!C0IJ Young Ho spirit_in_yoUr_car! % t.ciiiveou 5.S ____________ . _...r4U. p ' 1. it T? PII4 at are - 11t4*2 -- trainer. Al. noise of the camera shutter (Herald Photo) A-..'. Georgia, Auburn Heroes ENT* I&14N1 Get Weekly SEC Awards Coisti$t Editor - When in Ti Sanford Herald the Sanford, Figrida L I Ilk, t, Ill 7 1111111116 _/ 11111 11 - / It _______ - _____ dthsethndedfasL,,sSieluudteesel 8 V 11th Dirt) Be Is suks:0 mr.Psddsddsah,V,dabis. expensive withod king sipetiajys. speed ifolilsllwlpsnssadnsihsrs. Boshup 1. Tue kecisad tes______ met. AI'.s simsitisad cel haters :::muvueiis D assinsszksadlthechsadeewyOsit, Dart _____ ______ SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, I NCe W. huT hUt? yoI), as N 5557W ?INM1 MIlSINAY assure is _ .-_ - - --- __u___. ,-, - --- Egan. Plus an unannounced m7' The acquisition of Bellamy fulfilled a dream of the Knicks. of They drafted him as the No. 1 pick In 1981, their I,. ,k a.. earn. Individual -"""". - es in ins iwn, our mass year .1ck 217; High series time Chicago Zepiiyrs were lnessmen's league with his vidual handIcap-Jean Ereick created and given first draft 223/563 series, 597; 111gb game individual rights ahead of the New York The first round and first outfit. They picked Bellamy. quarter of the Seminole Coun. scratch - Jean Buick UI; The Zephyrs moved to Baltl- ty Businessmen's League sea. High average - Jean Buick ISO. eon came to a close this past more In 1963, "1 thInk this trade moves week with Piuecrcst Liggett us Into contention for the East- llexaU holding a one-game em Division title not just a lead over HLH Products. Iteam fighting to get Into the Oldham's Doziers are in play.offs," said Knicks Ps-es. third place with WTRP. corn- . RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UP!) lug In for the fourth slot Ident Ned and S.ii'ford Flower Shop In - Hap Sharp collected $14,. Gallatin voiced Coach Harry fifth. These are followed by 640 for driving to a record approval of the deal which - speedy victory in the liv. gave him one of the top soon' flex, Holler Motors, Therm-o. snide Grand Prix Sunday, tame, Haag Chrysler. em-s in time league. but was willing before the Seaboard Finance. "This now gives us two of race to let his better-known the finest big men hi the lea- This past week's action teammate, Jim Hall, take found Plneereet sweeping three games and all gr his place. Sharp averaged lOt$9 points from Holler Mtore to take over first place as 111.11 miles per hour to .cllpe. the dropped three of four points Previous mark of 99.152 Sharp Winner In Grand Prix __________ - - 1 -. - rnezs , I . - • Harder Named Cincy Coach CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP!) lid Harder, former Cleveland Indian who coached for the New York Mote Chicago Cubs the last two seasons, will return to Ohio as pitching coach for the clnnat4 Red. under new lisa. iger Don Heffner. Harder, 16, was named Monday by Reds President to Oldham's Dotlors. Bud Cm-belt ..t the pace for Pluecred by virtue ci a high game and 532 series. Don Anderao led Oldham's Doziers with a 553 side. and a 1*5 game (the highest scratch game In serIes play thus tar In t h e season.) George Mason's 202/512 aided the Oldham 'situ. Haag swept tour polati frm Rex. Jim Valentine'. 150/532 and Bob FlemIng's 181/512 were high for Haag while s a 1 ph Unger "mowed-'em. Bill Di Witt as the second member of the coaching staff. Ray Shore was retained from Manager Dick Sisler's regime down" to the tune of 131/UT last season. for the opposItion. . M.P.H. by last year's winner Parnelii Jones of Torrance, Calif. Jon,s was one of ma. fly top drivers Ia drop out of the 200-mile race because of mechanical malfunctions. Sharp finished 11 .econds ahead of world d riving champion Jimmy Clark' of Scotland, who drove a Lotus 40, and 32 seconds ahead of Ilrues MeLons of Load,., who lost a Up when he had to make a pit itop to chane a tire. Asia about $ UII Oct" S.cend Prize: U -David llcbarde, 2101 Myrtle OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (lasunthI. isaIah. Au. Au.pt.d) 10 football games this weekend are placed, in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing In the name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the Entry Blank, No scores. 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Entries must be brought to the office of this piper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, November 5, GZ .L.Ai&s VIM ,.,....,,. George's Tavern E The game of chess erigi. mated In B.C. Earner one zitt, Rankin'. Poodle Groom. lag 923; HIgh turn some handicap - St. Johns Realty 751; 111gb team game scratch -Ann's Mlrssol ITS; High sir. les team handicap-Ann's Mir. sad 2,131; High series team 3-Point Vory scratch--Ann's Mirasol 1,$O; Gil Luck led the WTRR High game individual handlteam to a three-point victory cap-Jean Krelck lii; 111th NMI Prize: $10 2417 Pnknitte CONTEST RULES . DarL - C Still WkJii( thee? isisd-up uhsn you'd nsthscbsdslasmtihkigshsM them? Thea pci sir asmup there Dat lii N peer Di Dmiev's, DirtUneç:hiOdds,lemg,dtiut With SinerVIpeuwthstdi$omedmeem iwli of sls heI4I Gil Luck Leads Johnny Way In Team's WINNERS OF LAST WEEK'S CONTEST: Third Prize: $4 Mdiii. Temple, 110 N, bulend Dr. Bowling News Johnny Green, J I m (Bid News) Barnes and Dodge - - *So WEE o Seminole Raceway at Casselberry, by his the Baltimore flulicti for ____________________________________________________ 00jiti; \ T taught this standardbred yearling colt, among the Tigers' 28-17 upset of week Included reserve quartthe University of Georgia Florida. erback Alex Bowden of Auquarterback corps was depict- The 270-pound Hughes play. burn, tailback Mike Dennis of .d by Injuries, a call went out ed both offense and defense to the Bulldogs' defensive last Saturday. On offense he Ole Miss and, despite the loss, unit to return Lynn Hughes. scored three of the Bulldogs' Florida quarterback Steve Hughes, a 170-pound junior four fourth-period touchdowns Spurrier. from Atlanta, was a co-regular and earlier passed for another. Bowden, a lanky senior from at quarterback last year but On defense, he made two pass Brundidge, All., who has been bad been s witched to defen- Interceptions, slve safety to fill what appear. Cody, a 205-pound senior playing behind start er Tons ed to be a more pressing gap from Orlando, Fla., was a Bryan, passed for 149 yards at that position, one-man wcrcklng crew Sat- and two touchdowns to share For the manner in which he usday as Auburn took over the honors with Cody. performed In Georgia's wild Southeastern Conference lead. Dennis, a 210-pound senior 47.35 victory over North Caro- He scored on a 29-yard pass from Jackson, Miss., scored Uris, Hughes today was named interception return to bring Southeastern Conference back the Tigers from behind in the two touchdowns to lead a me. of the week by United Press third period and then sewed vived UI. Miss team which International. up the upset late In the fourth crushed Louisiana State 234 Linebacker Bill Cody of Au. period by pouncing on a Flor. for Its third straight victory burn was unanimous choice Ida fumble In the Gatos end after having lost three in a for SEC lineman of the week zone for another touchdown, row. by UP! Monday for his role Other backs nominated this Spurrier, a junior from Johnson City, Tone, and cognized as the best triple threat in the South, continued to rewrite the Florida record book as he completed 22 of 43 passes for 2*0 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 29 more for a game total of .117. Ile also had a 42-yard punting By Leonard A. Grauat gui up front," be said, 51- average. ready planning how to use Bel. VP! Spouts Writer amy and Willis Reed. NEW YORK (UPI) Irish Indicated plans were 411 New York Knickerbockers, to move Reed from center to long th e doormat of the Na. forward where SAND SPURS LEAGUE (Jet his Slime outside tonal Basketball AssociatIon, shooting would tin an asset. Lanes); Standings - Burns talked Championships today With Bellamy at center and Automotive 20-13, Ann's Mini. after acquiring S400t.11 Walt Reed at forward, the Knicks aol Beauty Shop 19.13, D'ttye would field a pair that pulled Anne's Hair Styling 1$-13, LamBellamy in a trade, my's Mart 19-13, St. John's down more than 2,300 Bellamy, whose 27.5 points bounds last season when Reed Realty li-Il, Pryor's Insur. per same career average Is was filth In the league and alIce 11-14, Losing'. Transfer li-IS, Deltcna Lakes U'vb.lilt, the fourth highest among all. Bellamy sixth. Southward Realty 15.17, ON time NBA players, was traded Tires 13.19, Team No. 12 944. to the Knicks Monday from • - P1 $O , ___________ EQUINE ABC'S 1' ',': ,,,,. - Knicks Feel Bellamy Can Bring NBA I ie - I , ,. : _________ • .,, ATLANTA (UPI) , own wi*th d"inky compactsa ma.LL I• Up With manowZeU ~ - ' 4. he looks docile In this picture the apparently set off a display of spirit. - --; V'.!'t.tw though Paul Seymour of the JI1U &?CN -* - w__l& ••. •'- 1 i--r:-- INC F ,w ' NEW YOU (UP!) -Wal ter P. Kennedy, preeldent. the National Basketball Asec ,lotion. Monday fined Coed aevWe. I 4 HO.1 Seymour Fined Arfoes ci Ahess, Ohio. Muss set the two , ay record ci 1*1 131.71 mph. last year at Boa. - - li - The daredevIl .rslatn' I. ad IS nual 4 :.11 ..'.1 '' 11, .. I I can." " . .*. .. GO CHEVRON ' _______ Clay." "1 know I can beat Clay, he added. ' He's always shout Inc that be can win, and lbst means he Isn't really sure b more Bullets $100 for protest leg an official's decision diiileg a game with CinehutatI last Friday, ,., ~ ,- . Camp YOU NG He posted a $23,000 guaran tee with the WRA that b would sign for the bout, an he said he would "gladly fight ~ !~ V. Miami Breedlove Eyes Speed Record Gutteridge and eapestsd to be well enough to The IS.year.o)d CaWoralaa laser C""U Ms,ag,r Tway. Leach, Pittsburgh PALM BEACH GARDENS, play against Wake Forest Sat. pushed his "SpIrit of Amer. PP.40. B' Pirates Infold., in the early Pta. (UPI) - Jack Nicklaus urday. lea" to 471 miles per hour of Columbus, Ohio, usda the Jim Massey, safety man for HsSeel". dOd Viidny lees i$0ft Monday in a warmup run that thesis months aft., 1tstehI. Also ptt.sdJpg we Mrs. money winners on the 1965 the Seminoles, relajured his damaged the metal skin of the died at Me. Jimmy Wilson, widow of the prefeastonal golf circuit with knee Is Saturday's s. Both moo game vehicle. airieR MeeplIni here and beth (w. Chisags Cub sad Phila. $18$,$U. In official money against Virginia Tech. lie Minor ripples were found as winners and $110,346 overall. will be ass saaged Ike Pads to 4.19km PhiUlsa -saigef. for the rod of Ike the rosr 41 th, car. oesch pc - --- ___ Still ft*0~ widow of - Cl Flyweight Title Is Now Vacant Seminoles Lose Defensive Back . 1. I. whom Coach Duffy Dough. have not disappointed him, with 294 points. Sadly for Alabama and Georgia Tech They have, however, dl,- the Razorbacks though, they also bounded Into the top 10 appointed Nebraska and At- still lost ground to Michigan in seventh and eighth places, respectively, while Missouri, kansas, which waged a bit. which suffered a heartbreaktar battle for national cotyear there ing 16-14 loss to Nebraska, luge football leadership un-a"Almost every re a couple of surprise slipped two notches to 10th. Ill the surprising Sparmss In the Big Ten," notteams Florida and Louisiana spirited away the honor last some day. ed Daugherty prior to the te, which occupied filth Sta week and opened season after his climb had light this week In the United and sixth places last week. in a 4.5 mark the sec ond 10. The Press International ratings. finished with th Into fell 1964. "Maybe is season we Gatora were locked In a Michigan State, w hi e h one of those." three-way struggle with Sywasn't even considered a can be He was never more convect. racuse and Georgia for 16th , 1410 likely Contender ' a the Bi" After bumping Purdue By IN Sainsbury while the Tiger, clung preTen Conference befo re th e tW(I weeks ago to reach the carioualy to 10th. Purdue, VP! Spouts Writer season began, added top slot, the Spartans clobberTORONTO, Ont. (UP!) -- stantlally to 'to flrst.place ed Northwestern 49.7 last seventh last week, plunged completely on's of the tat. The only challenger today to ' very III *ad when the Up' Board of d oeO.: Ing$ after losing its second . Coaches awarded the Spar. beee kend surprised ife state Ernie Terrell's unanimous vi game In two weeks, votes the loj inish with Big tory to retain World Bozing Pos sse aand he se Bowl record f moved Into lith and 12th po. Association recognition aIhighest marks of the year. Iowa lowly only bid since sitlons with WashIngton heavyweight champion wi and1 Indiana stand in ad Nebraska the vanquished George Cbs 13th. Two of iii Of margins th ughout Th. big game for th e yak,, and he couldn't Not sup season, finally lug undefuted.untied major caught the il Spartans, however, w l take college teams, Utah state port In his own hometown. place on Nov. 20 when they and Princeton, filled out the Terrell was almost a ens L... I '.1.15 R,,.•h fl.n.I I,., meetn..t" handed fighter Monday nigh,. IU7 ratings in 15th and 20th pia. UYV) lug with Notre Dame, which when be used his elongated ces, respectively. Texas, a held Its fourth place posi. perennial reach and a punishing 1.1 contender for naton In th e ratings with 257 tlonal honors, tumbled from jab to keep Chuvalo off bal once and at long range In Ia MIAMI (UP!) - Cassius points. On that same after- the ratings for the first time 15-round decision In the fit.It Clay, just three pounds over noon four other members of rs. the top 10 will square off in In yea defense of his WBA heavy fighting weight, takes off to. com bat weight crown. day for Las Vegas and his Southern California and Raters. Bans Luftiprin1 Nov. 22 world heavyweight t- UCLA and Arkansas CHRISTMAS and scored the bout 7265 for Ter tie defense against ex-chanip Texas Tech. ROLLER SKATES rail, Judge Billy Burke ha Floyd Patterson. The West Coast scrap will It 69.64 for Terrell, and Judg' Clay has been training here likely th mean e Rose Bowl US! OUt Fred Nobert 78.65 for TerrellL and so far has sparred 61 for either Southern Cal or LAYAWAY PLAN The UP! card was 7147 fo round., Including several ex. the Unties, which advanced the winner. hibltloes. He weighed In at from ninth and 10th places S BIRTHDAY PARTiU Terre)l landed many soil'4 213 pounds after, his workout to fifth and sixth, respect S FUND RAISING FAIThS Punches, almost all with thst Monday, three pounds over tively, Texas Tech, a rising spearing left band, and he what he hope. will be his power In the southwest, drew MEL0DEI hardly threw his right banIi right weight against Patter- one first plsce vote to fivs ONOSA ID. RINK 1284311 once a round. But he bloodis4 501. ________________________ for Arkansas and four for Chuvalo's nose in the secon4 Terrel WlonsW!d LJ One Hand -- NEW YORK (UPI) -Oscar Robertson of CincinnaU rank. ed as the leading scorer and to playmaker In the National Basketball Association after scrimmaging lately, and our.timing is a little off. This the first two weeks of the lgbt help some." president Sol Silberman Oct. season, according to stalls. Mutt. I. really concerned about the Lyman game. '4 accusing Silberman of borUcs released today. "They really want this on.," he .aid. "You know 1 coach. rowing th e money from 12 Robertson has scored 223 ed some of their boys when they were in the seventh and banks in the track's name. points for a 31.9 average and eighth grade and they'd really like to beat us." Metta MacDonald asked the track assisted on 71 goals for the coached at Lyman until three years ago befor, he spent be put into the hands of a re- lose one also, than Seminole, Royals. Wlldwood and Kissimmee year at Tampa Chamberlain and another year at ceiver. a should they win their remain. Wilt Chamberlain, the dc Brookavllle. Circuit Court Judge Harold big games, would end up In a fending scoring champ, has "Lyman has u ma explosive ball club as we've fec. Vann said If MacDonald and played in only three games .d," hi cautioned. ' Everyone of their backs can break Silberman could not work out Us with the Bloodhounds for but was sporting a red-hot .035 th e top spot with . 00 points, you. They'r. not big, but my, they are aggressive. a repayment agreement by Seminole has Lyman (34.1) shooting percentage and a Nov. 15 track manager Elmer Oak Ridge (1.5.0) and DeLand 41.7 average, tops In the NBA Vickers would be appointed (140$ remaining; Kissimmee DIII Russell of the Boston as receiver. has Apopka, Lyman and St. Celtics was the leading re Cloud (041) left and Wild. bounder with an average of wood has Lakeview and Lake mi while Jerry Lucas of Cincinnati, who has played itt two weir (04) left. Points are earned In the more games than Russell UADENTON, P'I.. (UP!) three Na tional League clubs following manner: 10 points bounds In lot - William B. (Deacon Dill) to pennant., doing so with for defeating Class AA or A Boston's Sam Jones was Uchiecbnle wu a bumble but Pittsburgh in 1925, St. Louis LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)- team; $ points for tying Class first In free throw percentage, great man, a devoted husband In 1928, and Cincinnati in The World Flyweight Chain. AAorA team; 4 points ford.. connecting on 27 of 29 from pionship was vacant tod ay as 'featlng Class B md a believer In prayer, a I99 and 1940. team; 3 points the foul line for a 131. Issg.Ume friend said Monday. Several former players for the result of the action by for tying class B team. Only I)r. Abram Woodward of McX.chnie attended the air. the World Boxing Association eight games can be counted, IndIanapolis, md., and $ t- vices, including Johnny Van. (WBA) In stripping Salvatore 'and all losses and ties must be Durruni of his title. Included In these eight games. tired )hthodlst minister, so dir Meer, who pitched hack. Jim Deakin. VISA president, ____ diseribed the baseball Hall of to.baek no.blttevs, and pitcher announced the association's Via. manager In a brief Paui Derringe, of Tampa, who action which he said ed o.lsgy at simple une,al ser wan U gasses for. the Beds from Durnani's faUurtresult to de. BONNEVILLE SALT visse at l5rInIty Methodist in 1989. fend his crown against Utroy. FLATS, Utah (UPI) - Lea hers ............Other baseball greats at the uki Ebibara ci Japan, the No. aureb Angeles q.edster Craig Hatless) Baseball League services Included Hall of Fame challenger. TALLAMAUEB (V?1) - Breedlove, who has flirted Puseidout Wa.ves 'GRas heed. 'rniábörflhInI. Manush, Cave. Florida State University Coach with dlsast.r Ivie, on the haII a1a t,4 1aA1s .... Rlr.IL. ad thá lI .1 Bill Peterson said yesterday Booneville Salt Flat., planned asriy 200 pam. bets, We Bete lii. Seminoles have I..t ma to go for the world land speed seat and fostuer player Eddie defensive player because ci Word today In his jetpower LI,. Mth. service was.Kn. Stinky, Chicags Whit. Box Injuries but we still get penalized." Mitts wi ll be making one move to improve the situ. itlon this week. "We've going work on timing a lot this week," be pointed out. 'We've been doing a lot of ' 41 JACK DUNCAN .Praises Defense .. I ..1 Buck Mitts wu $ VST7 critics) person. 'We've b.sn inak. lug Umi same mlstakn all year long," be said. "U we don't improve, It could be a long seuon." This past Monda7 hi had a different•tcry. "WI wers agg ressive against Bishop Moore. We hitharder," Ketta said as he pnlntoi out the dlff.rsne. between the tiito Winter Park and thu victory over the Hornets. "Our bushing was much better," be went on. "Not from just one or two men, however, but we got a pretty good JA from just about .,srybodyW Defensively Mitts praised the work of St.i. Harris, which Is not a new thing. Ev.ry time the Seminoles play a gesd defsaelvs game th.senior linebackerI. the tIM player Matt. mentions. The Seminoles' first year ceach also tended Tony Gonzales, Ma cent.: and middle guard who has just re• esntiy won back his stsrdng position be held down &t the eseesa's alert. "Tony's our center and middle guard now," Mitts firmly stated. Boo Dudley, Bruce Dowlen sad Mike MeGulre wer also mentioned by their coach. Dudley, a junior fullback, was Iasteuaistal In the Seminoles first touchdown march wba be earned the ball twice for 11 yards sad caught a pass for another II yards. H. also did a top.noteb job defensively from his linebacker spot, Dowlen, a senior but playing hi. first ysar at Bern. lao). after tranafering from Oviado, has earned a startMg role in the defenslvs backfield and be recovered the fumble that sent Sanford on Its winning touchdown drive against Bishop Moors. If you remember, Dowlsn in the lad who owns the 9O.yard touchdown run against Ivan. in his only ball.carrying attempt. Mighty MR. Mike KeGuiro, the teams one-man hi. quad. wee throwing his 111 poudi ill over the field In aignmiste both offsnsii'ely sad defensively. "B. dee. $ good job In there," says Mitts. Things didn't leek to. good fee the Seminoles when the Beasts eosaeet.d on the 41.yard touchdown pa.. _?.11 ,, I BY Sam Stanley ii - ..,- . - . - _. -_ - .- _ ~.7 ~ Page 7 - iralb Page 6 -Nov. 2,.1965 JW ejstarb :, . ,~~ P I - V. Ad.,, se. M' -'-dppl ke QUAKER GAS AND FUEL OIL UATem Wilson-Maier ?U*NrEUU COMPAHY $11 I. 1st IT. .... 0. MI Is, Uses I.Ih �-- 5- 'I a øant.rb rratb United 2, Nov. 'Christmas In November' On 196 Holiday decorating It em 5 Leeper, chairman of the anand unique handmade gifts, nual bazaar, "Christmas in all aglow with festive and November," li a v e worked colorful cheer, combine to since last summer on the tab. be of. maks this year's Sanford ulous be. th Ga rden Club Bazaar the very fered at the UPt. best yet. Mark your calendars now un. Garden Club den the direction of Mrs. L. E. and simplify your holiday E. Overton Lorene Cauthan, Ceremony In Church for members, marriage - . DAR • • - . ,••:. 1 ,- •.• gown of Chantilly lace featured a full skirt adorned with ruffles. The Her semi-toal bodies was designed fitted Vsk I - tapered pointed Weaves. Shot 4 - carried a Colonial nosegay of Cupsill, mat. 'b honor and the bride's only attendant, was gowned In a turquoise blue semi-formal and she carried a nosegay of carnations. Charles Beasley served the groom as best man. For her daughter's wedding the mother of the bride chose a blue street length dress and her corsage was of carnations. The groom's mother wore a paint afternoon ensemble with a carnation corsage. ton of I • • _____ . ?'!- 'r- j.r. .IY. (. • y. . I • - AI fl. R I£ A !J T A .' (tJ 11 M.EDGAR Following the - ' ,. • •-s I • .:.* Q- L • f 4 .f -7' ç I .' i- • £ ' i ' I - 1 • I -, j• ••. • - . 1 I.- • .•: * 'ç •* • I II • L * - /t I •/1 ••• • • . • :. -• .- •% - s • " Mary MeBean and Mrs. Marrets iiu.iaa,&urL. m" o the articles to but.. are displaying TIttYI'AT?1'ti nti& MRS. ELSiI . Lakeman, left LO . . 1 1 iviUSIcai . * . llst _ Is cordially In'vlted to the biggest and best bazaar the Garden Club has 1 no . k•. . * 4 ever staged. __________ Essy Wayt. kill liackialld Aits 1. -14 1 L Th 11. _ . ., . I I ::'20-me I'l, ~r 49 Laura Platt Brown and Theresa Xupcz played a piano duet and Robert Norvin McGee, bass . baritone soloist, sang "The Sea," followed by an organ and piano duet by Miss Coat. and Laura Brown. Break Once— Lsa Months ontrol roaches and ants tie safe way—brush on Johnstonl No-Roach. This colorless coal log is effective for months, W. to use. No need to move dWac or food. HananlcUtOPets. MRS. DONALD KING is surrounded by unique Items created by members of the Sanford Garden Club to make holiday decorating a delight. Gift and decorating Ideas to please the most Proceeds from the cpncert discriminating will highlight the annual Sanford Garden Club Bazaar, Nov. 16-17 at the I'I••I_ will be given towards the Mc. flAw.,11 Cnlnnv for the benefit WINN-DIXIE I_,,a,._ ,1_____,___ Rebekczh Lod e S "minnfa s" • . . Observes FrLendshLp NLgnt Is oø. Mrs. R. by I and closing being conducted 600 or, By Mrs. Clarence Snyder assisting in th e kitchen were Friendship Night was held Mrs. liazzel Gllhuly, Mrs. Eva when S e m in o 1 a Rebekah Williams, Mrs. D. C. Howard. Lodge met Thursday evening Mrs. W. L. Roche, Mrs. Long and Mrs. Clarence Snyder. at the Odd Fellows Hall. grand,conductcdthebualneu ured at the DeBary Garden Club Bazaar, Monday, Nov. 8 at, the green rdwure on Highway 17-92. Shown In build i ng next t1 Je9sen1s a the uaCngrOUflu Y C hristmas tree sk i rt,be awarded to each Individual taste II bI I e articles av'a ilable I (Middleton Photo) U %1 ØS . to - • 0 *0KB THING we will try ta straighten out, (if we nail have our Information cotrest), is the free babyaIttin proposition. The Naval Officers' Wives Club, wanting to encourage wives of all squadrons to at tend their club meetings, but fe.'ling that sometimes baby Itting fees can be a problem offered to pay the chargee for wives who want to attenc club function.. According to our informs. all enlisted wives of one omb who need baby sitting árvle* are to gather the chll then together at one spot make arrangements with Hol. c4âab's Sitter Service and the ) will th in be sent to the NOWC for payment. So If there is a meeting, social event or some other club function going on and Joja want to to, check with your club president on this arrangement, park the kids and to on and enjoy you rself. 'l'hi, sort of fellowship and $eOmpafliOflshlP is even more Important now with so many husbands and fathers over. seas It's good for the wives to get together for socializing al teas, coffees, potluck sup. 11", picnics and so forth, to help dispel that lonely feel. Ise. So If you don't have to worry about what to do with the *babies, there's no reason not and have a good time me well as boosting club attendance. C to go p-0 Lawson a third or more marriage for 16 —Desire to 55C$PI from 4111 of Florida, Mrs. Flora Long. Brinson, senior vice president; girls. .icult and unhappy home alt- A district meeting was an- Mrs. Mary Belle Cole Jr., vice In this same period of time uation—Many young peopl, do nounced for Nov. 11 in Cr- president; Mrs. Felice Swan. 4,$u7 boys between the age ofnot find happiness In their laudo. son, secreta ry; Miss Susan 3549 were married. For 2$ present home. Members were present from Caatrianni, treasurer; M rs. of these boys It was their sec- —Young people lack secur. lod ges in Kissimmee, Orlin. Emma flaahara, guard; Mrs. By Mrs. Jos. E. Matlakaix Sunday In Ostesa with her end ma rriage. ity and status—They f eel they do. Connect icut and Sanford. Eva Williams, conductress; Mrs. Do Perry was guest dear friend, Mrs. Eva Wil. Last year (1964) 5,000 Amer. can fi nd th is through mann- Refreshments were served Mrs. Hazel Field, chaplain; of honor Oct. 26 at a surprise hams. ican youth under 17 were mar- age and having their own In the dining room which was Mrs. Sarah Phillips, threebirthday luncheon at the home rind every week. One out of horns. decorated for Ha lloween. The ilear trustee; Mrs. Lena of Mrs. T. J. Chalfant of Lake Mrs E thel Curtain has c4 every six girls 15 to 19 years —Marriage Is glamorized — table was overlaid with a Hammond, patriotic inataucof age Is a wife. Half of all O TV, in th e movies, and in burnt orange cloth, centered tress, and Mrs. Na this Basha. liarney. Many friends of this hher home w a Mrs. American men are married stories, ma rriage Is snide to w ith area attended, an arrangement of ra, parliamentarian. -••• — Dewey Smith ci ft Wayne, before they are 23. seem glamorous. Youth views orange hibiscus and tall U- The organiutioa decid ed to Mrs. Catherine Ladd has lad., and is bntMIag a new The Immat urity of these marriage through a romanti c per-s In capper candle holders. send a box to the Veterans mist. rtIunned home from Holiday OflS On property dlnetly back couples sends the divorce .. A large sheet cake was doe. Hospital at Lake City. Each - 5_ -- t. • hospital In Orlando where she of th. former place. The sky high when the youth b. orated In orange with brawn mem ber Is asked to bring a underwent eye surgery after Smiths, who spent two weeks cornea bored, bemused or dii. How many bangle bracelets Jack.o-Iaiiteru.s and a friend. gift to the next meeting to being accidentally injured here, hive returned to Ft. Illualoned. go on one arm? It depends ship veew. Other tables were put In this box. A copy of the with a palmetto frond, Mrs. Wayne but will move back Why so some choose wed. on bow muck extra weight you co,'.r.d with Halloween Christmas Story also will be Ladd is reported "doing fine" after the first ci the year to ding bells? Authorities give like to Cafli. The newest f'5 cloths. Cake, sandwiches, Hal- included. these rsasoaa: Ion Is to put as many as p01- loween candles and coffee after the operation which re. reside permanently, — Everybody's doing Ill sibls on on, arm. New ones were Nrved. quired six stitches, Congress approved the first Relatives from Jacksonville "Tho.s wedding bells am are made ci chunky, mix or Mrs. James Maim had monetary system of the Unit. PARTY LIGHTING: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Guyette Beach visitIng the Joseph B. breaking up th at ole gang of match beads. charge ci the dining room and,ed States on April 2, 1793. it ii i, •i ft I05k from Mathieuz home Sunday wire (I b arriv ed the holiday mood. New Vergonnrs,Vt., to spend the her mother, Mrs. W. H. Wea. S In the candle field in winter hero with their dough- ther.bee; their eon, Raman; 1808 S. Is liquid candle. It In- ten, Mrs. Donald Morton, and her alstsr.ia-law, Mn. Thomas ." ANNUAL OFFICER - EN. LISTED Wives coffee of BVAII.13 wives will be held )(ovember 11 at 10:30 A.M. at the Ballroom. is. BAKE SALE, sponsored by tire CPO Wives Club will be bald at the Navy Exchange November 4, beginning at 1:30 am. 'A luncheon, to be held at Ii. Lookout Restaurant in im Park, Wednesday Is also * tap, and reservations must his in today, so call Audrey a I Legal Notice V V % 10 the Court ad the V..uty 354g.. sila•Ie C..nty, seat. of P1.rids. Is Prebat.,. lb so the E.te$. of, I 15w11 W. suawnas fl.coes.d. noucs Notice I. hereby jlv.rt that Geneva Personals neat. ! the undsrstgs.d will, on the of November. A. fl ISIS, present to the Honorable Iun1y Judge • of Seminole 111h day V c Tunty, Florid., bli final retur n . account and vouch.r,, a. Sascutor of the Kelate of I.swii W. Busanss. d.c...of and at said time, then and there, make application to the esidJudge for a final littlintent of hts administration ,t .614 estate, and for an order dhsbhar4ag Most as such z. .sutor. Dated this the 22n4 day of det.ber, A. D. lass. M.NbIli _____ . -'. a rate — * • Asseedibad Cks'e Auss.N W.kon.d OPEN MI. IYIN$NU Mrs. salad oil. The homemaker flUe abra:dy __ SPECIALS FIRST OF WEEK snifter, goblet or vase a 411&# a 41t.rneas for *g.cutesMost Office Boa liii to the water. The buoy with wick floats on the surface. Light the wick (which Is said to give a week of smoks.fr.s lighting) AM the homemaker to In busins.. Kit In. eludes four buoya and 100 wIcks, WILLA Make way for esematic font. wear for milsdy, says the National Shoe Rotation AIIOCIi. I Lu. They're fwz.and.fanc7f ioes for gala occasions and feature Jewels, bows—st the back of the heel—and other 1 I 1 famiItal touches. iiiiurn:ii- c 95. T . -- 9 • ____ Jack & J,,• $AIIPOU PIAM r - 41 - t 9dM.Qff ____ SALON 1n-1,u —_______ -• - WATCH OWNTOWN $AIse S 5. Peehet.. woo Boost* of OSOIOS H. JUCHAXAW Deceased To All Creften *54 Peso... aevee. fl. ii 4mMeof sass BoW, ,Yss sad esek of you are hereby uotIfIsd and requlr.d to piseist say otains sad dosm ug" whIch you, or either of 10 3M9760 . Ck.n. treat -- w— — w — — — .• • - .I - shall be OPENING SPECIALS •, , I -- — — -'-- . — -. by the "at. or St. to tlr.ey and se.inpasi.d by a tog too .1 i.e 4.Uar sad i.Sh elites or d.msad act es 16$eI .6.11 he v.54. Mary T. IuehaaU - Metals As admislstratric .f the .f Q20VAaa a. nvcaawa 01IYIz.iJD, ITJPWIJOW & MIII A*Iera.ye for AdeslaIctrntrtz 511— Sanford Attesti. P's O. Drawer I c sel Saab IelId*g 5. Ii 55. 150 CUch Sasferd, Plerids a.,. I.. S sworn k'mast, their 81. FOR OUR .V You, 7 have .gsl.et the setate ad GIOROB H. 13116111. *)tAfl, Se.ees'd. at, of soid CT4vaty, Is the County J04e ii Somlenle County. Florida, at edf$-ee In the court house .1 saId county at Sanford. Florida, within ala calendar miRth. from the ti m e .t the ftvet publieation of th us notice e eiu of each claim or damaad shall be In writing, aid ehaU stato the place of reside... and poet offIce 94- deem 54 of sialasat, sad We Want To 'Give Sanford a DRIVE-IN Restaurant of Which . If Can I. Truly Proud, YOU'LL IN$ THEM NOW AT fifl5fi$y -----------..----.---------•-----.--.------------- _,i_•____ oo year.. 25 OR IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR WURIISHINØ RIMODIUNG d IIAUT1FICATION children's wear for nearly HAIRCUT ______ . A family tradition In styts c UI . 110% PUMWM NSON) CO1TON AND ______ 1, 5, 0121.55 i~F Sbs 0i'i of the C...Iy ies.l. Comtyt vs.,- . . S INIWfl HAIl ________________________ SMFORDe FLORIDA f h S mix nm:c separated , V" oil - Buster Brown Doce.aed TnN.TBOM, DAVIS S )IolN'tO$R sasford Florida 51771 Publish O,t. Si 5 Nov. Is, liii. ___________ - dren. Miebak 40 William Emma Yuts sped Howarit, HL ' Clarence L Weaver As nzeeutor of the Estate it £.WII W, IUIWY.85 - So made from Tenite ac. cetate. a tiny wick and •. : It \X'\'' I Auxiliary officers for the coming year ried; 14,392 girls between 13-19 dating early and often begin quot and meeting will be got married. Of the girls be. pair dating ra th er th an group at the Odd Yellows Temple In were nominated and elected. tween 1549, this was the sec. dating. Going steady has been Orla nd o honoring the presl. They are Mrs. Raymond LawoDd marriage for 495; the a p tern, dent of the Rebekah Assembly son, president; Mrs. Edna a $ 000 1-resident . -. -' • • • .:., I • -- • I To marry or to stay In mine." It takes some strength Mrs. Susan Thompson, visitschool, that Is the question— of character, some real bal. lng noble grand from Orlando, and the other visiting officers. r • t whether '(is better to • seek•for once and self confidence not Each officer In turn Intro. escape by early marriage or to fed that one is being passed duced her guest and presented By Mn. Clarence Synder to stay in school and face rs- by. her with a gift. After all had alitles. —More money—Youth, both been Introduced, Mrs. Nick The Auxiliary of World War Which will ring for you — boys and "iris can I'fcifauf, soloist sang, "Get. I Ba rracks No. 456 met ie. g et b centiy at th e American Legion ' school bells or wed ding boils? ting to Know You." Young people today have a sOrt. Girls are willing to Distinguished guests intro. Hall with 10 members Pre this decision to make. Many work to help contribute to the (luced were Mrs. Lucy Ham sent. of them are deciding to marry. Income. Some, girls work to flu of Kissimmee, district A covered dish supper was Myrtle Wilson, Extension put their husbands deputy president, and Mn. enjoyed by both the Barracks e and the Auxiliary and then Econom ics agent school says , ,.ome Marie Norman, ,jr,anuo, Ill Florida ill 1964, 103 girls —American system of dat. grand treasurer of the LAPM. each group held a separate under the age of 15 got mare lag — Girls and boys it5*it ban. business meeting. in Thursday i—.- ."r -. • - - . • ii Se'hnL Or Wedding Bells? I. I Teen Statisttcs OutlLneci -• ¶1 I i• I I . 2 plastic rain lasts, stationery, decorative clothes hangers and many, many other bean tlful and useful "ditftrent gift ideas for the most dli. eniminating on your shopping r - S na- of played as a school teacher at Pinecrest Nur. sery and Kindergarten, Sanford. '' .1 uniform and Memphis. Prior to joining Delta she was em. . it in — . • 45 • the A b •' . p ,' • 4 .i .a Daughter of wearing • 1! • • •, • " • ' La is t1 41 now a stewardess 1 I. c MISS KAREN LEE has "won her wings" and with Delta Air Lines. Is Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lee, Jr., 129 E. Woodland Ave., Sanford, she completed the four-week training course at Delta's Stewardess Atlanta Airport and Is now proud. School at and cap the ly the chic tfnn'n fifth InruPAt airline. l'roin her bniiti sta. j ,rj'I 1iP ma ny of oU cu 110 cities served by Delta in 22 states, the District of Columbia, and the Caribbean. Miss Lee attended the Tennessee Polytechnical Institute in ception Among the SM Rome 108410 by the members are aprfts. Tree." Fellowship was held Hall of the church. irrni,r frll By Dottie Austia Aff WIVES NEWS i rather short this week, wit) agvsat silence from publiclt chairmen leaving a lot at blank spaces about whit's go lug on out there. We onl have reports from three oul of ft clubs. , in re- wedding • By Mrs. Jobs Lees. The Weklwa Chapter of the DAR sponsored a musical pro. gram of all McDowell music, Sunday afternoon at the De Bary Community Methodist Church Social Hall. Miss Adelaide Cant., organ. lit, opened the program with musical selections olowcct .; a narration on the McDowell Colony at Peterborough, New Hampshire, by Miss Alice Cooper. Theresa ICupecz, pianist, played "Arabesque" and Thelma Smith, contralto, sang "The Robin Sings in the Apple usher. fr.,.. LI _, their fliilørd products are 1. Chanter Concert Program was - magnificent. Items In dsc feature swags of all types colorful wreaths, pine cone me rangsrnents, jeweled tree or. niments all kinds of candle ' , concreations and a Vpi&c terpleess. -- . Sponsors given In mar. nhe by bar brother, James Cauthan, who was also an —. 7r - Mr. and Mrs. Oviedo. The bride coming ov.E, ii ø.Qa/z Wax, The shopping needs at the colorful bazaar at the new Sanford Garden Center on Tuesday, Nov. 16, from 10 am. to p.m. and Wednesday, Nov. 17, from 10 am. to 4 p.m. Members li a vs combined their talents and skills and array of items to Edgar Overton were united in ceremony Saturday, O. 23, By lath Davidson at an Impressive at 1 p.m. at Aloana Japtist Mica Lorens Cauthan and Church, Winter Perk. The bride I. the daughter at , Homer D. Cau. than of Oviedo and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. T. A. AM, also of c ssi WM2 i — rage 8 a, ByAbi a&6q: DEAR ABBY: One of the girls in our office has a new baby, born out of wedlock. She decided to keep the baby. She worked here for seven months and cvReeves or Shirley Simas. Chief and Mrs. W. A. eryone liked her a lot. Wiggs are being congratulat- here's the problem: Another ed on the arrival of $ new son girl in the office is taking up a collection to buy a recently. Miss Anja Hunstue of Din, gift for the baby. I am of mark has arrived to spend the winter here with her co us in, (lila Canderton. Get well wishes go to Betty Smith, who is confined to Newspaper Bstsrpnlee Ass,. the hospital. the opinion that If I give something toward the gift, it will look like I am condoning immorality. If you were In nay place, would YOU giver HIGH MORALS DEAR HIGH: The baby Is here, and It is as blame, has as any born IN wed- acciJq 6it .hjrlQ a S I OLD CLOTHES and paint brushes will be the order of the day for RVAII-13 Enlist, ed Wives Club, Saturday, when they gath er at the home of Shirley Moore at 1 pm. to paint play chairs and tables for the children of the Little Red Schoolhouse. According to the represecL. tatives from the squadron who recently visited the school, zeta of toy dishes or pots and pans are needed for when they use their newly painted furniture, So if you have some of these on hand you would like to donate, bring them along and help make this. yourglters happy. Board meeting will be held at the home of Mary harden Wednesday at 1 p.m. It will be $ busy session with holidays coming up fast and lots of plans to be made. Baking for the USO In No. vember will be Mary Harden and Terry Bramwell. Apologies to the NOWC for the confusion about the babysitting project. Due to a miaunderstanding it was thought that just the officer's wives of Thirteen was sponsoring this generous offer, but It really is the whole NOWC. Everyone is reminded 0 (17 their flags on Veterans Day, November 11. Limit raises in lock. You aren't being .d to contribute toward a "medal of honor" for the mother. just a gift for the new baby, If I were in your place, 1 would give. oLgfl ( $ Jacoby and Son ate proha- bly going to represent six tricks at no- trump. South suits are even more logical 4A105$ 984 than in majors. After all if a bids three no-trump. AQIS hand will make nine tricks If West opens a •paie ASS with normal luck it will pro. ______ against the three no-trump duce 10 with a bit of good win South is going to 4xQ:4 contract fortune but there is plen ty go down at least one trick 7S$2 AQZl03 of space between three and but Vest is most likely to # 76 4311 five open a heart. The heart lead 4 107 South has no decent way SOVW will give South his ninth 6I to respond to his panther's trick and he will make the diamond opening excepta game . x3104fl limit raise to three diamond., Without limit raises South 4bQ422 will have to i-e,ponil two North looks his hand over Both vtaleab1e and decides that five dii- Waft gad Seem WIM club, to the opening diamond monda is out of the question Few , bid. West will probably bid Pass i• Pass $ N.T. but that maybe three no- 3 6 two hearts and North and P1* trump will make. South will wind up playing ______ 0V111151 e4' Q His first impulse I. to try some diamond contract. If a three no-trump bid. Then i they atop at three they will show a profit. If they get to he looks at that worthless South as declarer. doubleton in hearts and de. North bids three spades five they will surely be set. cides that If them should be I and South notes that he haagI If they play at four the nea play for three no-trump it I potential stoppers in both suit may be a profit or loss would be far better to hat'e hearts and clubs and that I depending on the defense. a I (cu Womm 31W By Mr.. Muriel Lawrence evening In the car driving Newspaper En t erpr ise Assa. and going nowhere. ANSWER: Slow good that DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: you can't "settle down" to I lost my husband six years nothinguessi ago after nine years of per. i bat you took this job of feet happiness--a second yours because your therapist marriage after my miserable told you to become "active" first one. Though peychother. again instead of brooding spy helped me over my first over your husband's death, despair, I have developed a So you obeyed, activating restlessness that worries me. your arms and leg.. Now My married son is loyal to that your mind and spirit my ex-husband, and as this have become "active," too, RVAII-3 enlisted wives will made him critical of his demanding to be fed with be having lunch at Creightons stepfather, we have grown work you can care passionRestaurant in Winter Park apart. Nor does my advertis. ately about, you resent this today, with a regular business big job fill my lit.. I can't fin,, recovered moral ener. meeting scheduled for Novem- settle down, but spend every ley as 'restlessness." Instead her 11, when elections will be held. .-. e • e FASHION SHOWING of new McCall's tall patterns will be held in the ballroom at 10 san, on November 12, open. oared by the enisted wives of RVAH-13, with wives of all I clubs invited to attend. Recently I attended a McCall's representative will beautiful luncheon in honor of feature alteration tips and $ delightful author and a many sewing tricks to help charming book. Claudia. liii you make your own clothes, had published her first book with that touch of Individuali. for children. "Rab.sh" is the ty and perfect fit. till., and it is truly a delight. e e e Claudia. did the story and INVITATIONS INVITATIONS will go out the paintings. She I. a well. Wednesday to the Bride's cof. known artist, born In Paris fee, a new Idea of the NOWC, and had her first one with the first such event show them in 1951. scheduled on November 10 at I found Claudine a most the Navy Wives meeting room winning personality. she his at 8 p.m. a beautiful mouth and speaks Sara Jane Smith, chairman of her small daughter, Alex' of this event, 55)1 the club and, re in a charming way. plans to hold a similar event Mrs. Myron Leslie Hurwitz In about twice a year, after this, private lit., Claudine Is an to welcome new Navy offi. artist, writer and mother and cera' wives, she now plans a series of chil. There are 32 'new" brides dren's books of other lands, on the first list, which covers She believes children can learn quite some past time, up to of other cultures and I,. . now, now. tertain.d at the same time. W I V E S OF "Rabsah" is a beautiful small RVAII-8 are reminded to book, the story of a Iittle bring their "camoufla g e d blue horse which sprang from white elephants" to the club Paine. Kasim's favorite story. meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. book and escaped to the Par. In the ballroom, for the auc Man forest. This book is PLY tion. favorite gift for small people on MY Christmas list. This year I find that more and men, people are planning hand-write their Christmas cards. Of course, they will to choose cards of whateve r theme best suits them, but the handwritten ne usa g e will mean so much. I like the idea. The newest of the new — minkletat Leopard, ermine and mink ankle circlet& the "last word" and the rage of the 1961 New York Pre mium Show, Designed by Douglas Furs, the circlet. of fur an. worn around the ankle for beach wear, nightwear (out on the town), formal and cocktail parties. The.. would plea., the teenens an your list, out make sure that they have Pretty legs and small ankles. Tomorrow — "Deer Edyth Th -ornton McLsod - are of welcoming It as eagerness to live with meaning again, you misread It as another ordeal of loneliness and widowhood, Like the rest of us, you've had to resign to death's power to deprive you of what you loved. Resignation to death is necessary. Apparently, you have never even wondered If submission to this deprivation was neces. uay. You just submitted to it helplessly as though there were nothing to do *bout it. So I have to suggest that resignation is an old probhem of yours. You have such a ready tendency to viva up what you want that you can't see how your psycho. therapist baa taught you how to want. lie has itisik it possible for you to feel con. .cious discontent with this Job you don't wniit, You've had enough pay. chotherapy to know that we learn to resign ourselves to what we don't like in our childhoods, It Is as children that we It to resign our dear po.. sessions to brothers and sisi. tins at the command of par- eats. It's In childhood learn th e lesson that later compels us to resign I sOn'S love to an ox-husband and tiedare in our neurotic missiv.n.as, "My child and I have apart." Thank God for this new "nestleainess" of yours—this new ability to WANT. Your doctor has done a good job but it Isn't finished , G. hick to him until you can se that the fight Is between the old resignation and the new WANTING ability. Then you can go out and find the work that belongs to you. - Buren years old and everybody I TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1561 or) It you missed "The Great 1.1:10 pm. NBC. Plot.. tells me what a pretty face I have. When I walk l.y TV Time Show of the Night: Race" or haven't had a Don't Eat the Daisies. 'Two 10-11 pm. ABC. The Fugi' chance to see It, hem's a Seat, on the Now Shot" (Col. the store window,. I don 't oven want to look at the the. "An Apple a Day." Kim. capsule version. M a n xi n or) Not one of the better Item. I ble Is slightly injured and 15 protty a-lnIh,.a (Mist) is still determined to in this series, depending as It know I can'tT-11. taken to a crackpot doctor get the old car and this week's have a few girl friends, but who practices natura l ther- gimmick is a race for It, the does on a take-off no dates. Lately I've start- spy." He watches this rail- old heap against a distance- dreary candid camera jimno to worry about myself so practice for a while, then walker. And have no doubts, mick, but the dialogue and at. much I can't fall asleep at swallows his pride, anger and Manaini resorts to every pos. titude between husband and wife still keeps this a cut night. I have no one to caution and steps in with his sible unscrupulous trick to a bove the average domestic blame but myself for the unnatural citified training and make sure he'll triumph, with shape I'm In, but I never eat-es a life whIle, endangering anticipatable slapstick results, situation-comedy series. seem to do anything about his own. An Interesting epi. 7:308:30 p.m. ABC, Combat. 1:304:30 p.m. CBS. The Red it. Do you know of a quick sode in which one isn't as "Crossfire." A flashback char- Skelton Hour. Audrey Ilea. diet I can follow, Abby? I deeply concerned with Kim* acter study of a guy Saunders days and the Lettermen are would like to ]o,c uh:s br sakty as with seeing the has encountered in this past, a Bed's guests tonight, The Liteight in three months. doctor and his wife-nurse hotheaded hero who has to tel-men sing mc Th ings We HATE MYSELF brought to Justice. Arthur 0'. be restrained constantly and Did Last Summer" and "Walk Connell and Sheree North do who finally goes too far during On By," In the comedy sketch DEAR HATE: You didn't nicely as the unsavory pair, his th ird meeting with th e son- Audrey is a Caribbean dicta put on those 50 pounds in 730-$ pm. NBC. My Moth' gesnt and is responsible for tar who finds Freddi. the Fr.. three month., and you can't er, the Car. "The Captain two 01's being killed. Fair for Loader and his friend Muggs7 in two money sacks that at. expect to lose them in three Manual Grand Prix." (Col' this excellent series. supposed to contain American months. See a doctor anti aid funds. In the silent spot follow h i s instruction,. Red portrays a street peddler. When you start counting $:30 9 p.m. NBC. Dr. KUcalories, you won't have to dare, "Wives and Losers." count sheep. • • (Color) The soap gets soapier i-tr.anty F. es 1:31 (2) NTIS News as the list of contenders for 5:00 tel New. DEAR AlIBI: After IM (2) Moment of Truth treatment by the miraculous talc' News :2: rending many letters pro U) Password (IS is, N,'w,lin.. life-saving kidney machin• (I) Where the Astion Is and con about whether cats 130 0'li*intley.flrinicl,y isli (1) The Doctors narrows. And you'll get to (I) iVaitt-iCronkite 1)0 suck the breath from (I) House l'arty U ) Bronco hear legal, social, religion.. (I) A Time I"or I!s babies, I am impelled to 7:00 U ) M-Squad 151 (1) ABC ,eu@ and medical reasons for mik(I) Wyatt ramp comment. To suck anything, 3:04 (2) Another world ing a choice, 7:30 (2) My Mother, The ii) To Till The Truth the sucker must surround Car ,930 p.m. ABC, F Troop. (i) lenerat Hospital with his lips the receptacle (') liawht,t. 1:21 (5) CBS News "Old Ironpanti." When affable (5) Combat from which he sucks in or1:01 (1) l'l.a,. Don't Sat The 5:50 (1) You Don't Nay Parmenter returns from Gee-(I) Edgi of Night der to crest, a partial Daisies (5) The Young Married. oral Custer's officer school, 1:80 (2) Dr. Kildite II vacuum. Consider the shape 45 (1) Match Game his hair is as long and stiff as (SI lied Skelton Show (1) Secret 5tøm of a cat's mouth. Now tell (9) Mcliai.'. Navy Custer's, he moves around (1) 77 Cunset Strip 5:00 (2) Tuesday Night Movie 4:21 (1) NBC News 1110 how a cat can make a stiffly and his orders are even (I) Peyton rise. 1 4:50 (I) Mike Douglas Show vacuum so that no air Is 10 :0I (I) Cm stiffer. Iteports (I) Uncle Walt _______________________________ admitted through any side. (5) The I'ugitiyi 5:05 I) Yogi Bear 10:20 (5) Channel $z Special It's Impossible. But even If (I) Sea Stunt (2) New. 1:80 (8) Newseope It WERE possible, the ba- 11:00 45) %,@%%a (I) t..avi It To fleive, by could still obtain air 11 ::a (si liurhon Street heat (5) Newslins 11:10 tO) Tl*flIht through its nose! (5) Movie Pkeee 332-illS Now tell me. how can a 1:00 (2) Ne.. L.ei Times Teette 1:03 Cl) Daily Word cat "hold" a babya floss shows twice- isO time 7:00 wrfl't,:aflty A. while covering its mouth? 1:15 (2) )'IIIl,hine Altuanae "A VII! SPICIAL 13 COW As long as the holy Is get. 1:2. 13 1 New. PA V0111111 ting air, no vacuum can be 1:30 U) C. . history ROOK HUDSON • COW (I) Summer Semester produced. Pius At Ciii Ocl 6 :85 (8) News Were-Tv c. is Another fact. Cats are nat. 1:00 (2) Today HUSH SWift HU1N, TiCS weneesnay urally curiouS, and their (I) News CHARIOTTI" S:is Sign On hearing is especially acute. 7:01 (S) 11111 Ilersos Show UM DAVIS 5:31-8:15 Time i.Ine (I) ClIS News When a cat puts his nose 100.$;21 Amer. history U) Farm Report 5:30-5:30 $i.antah 5 7:3U (2) Today against something. He in in. I:10.10:15 Humanities 11.11 (6) Magic Carpet vestigatlng. In the case of (5) Mickey uvanu show VTI% a baby, the cat is probably 5:00 (6) I'apt. )Cnsaroo I0:30 .I8:40 Spanish I 5:25 14:41-11 :06 Space Age I (2) %S.ather, News 1111101 curious about the "escaping 5:30 (2) To.lay Science rAt0- 1:00.5:00 air." A cat will Peek (2) 111,1 11ilS.tl:$i Sue. Itudi,. 5:00 of Grouch,. I VTI1 (1) Romper Room School warmth, and could conceivRD WIDMARI 11:55-ILSI Music 5 (5) I:er.-i.e for the ably suffocate an infunt toy ROLL SAul Modern Woman VTR L MALDIN lying on it. face. But as 119't$I• Art S :30 (I) P.opti Ar. Funny j;5.5;55 J'Ina,r 11• ,• It To UI5'.eF b IIIU for the story about cats 11:10-1:11 Quest (I) Movie sucking babies' breath, it is 10:00 (2) Truth or Conse. Science 's KNIB 1:80-1:4* quenres Mt. Scienes I scie nt if icall y impoasiblel love Lucy I Quiet ) 8:41'Iili 'ENiTENE)" tO 80 2 What's This Song itipeat t'TR - Television Tonight Educational Television ' 1(I) The McCoys 10:11 (2) NI1C News S CONFIDE N T I A L T 0 "SAL) hEART" IN MI. AMI: It has leen told that when S father gives to nil son, both laugh. hut when a son gives to his father, both cry, e 11:10 I J.'oparay U) flick 'ati Dyke 12:00 U) Call My Bluff (I) Tote of Rife U) Donna -flied 12:15 (6) ('118 News 12:10 (3) ill Pet (5) Search For Tomorrow I'ati,cr Knows 13.51 12:45 (I) 'ItililIng Light e *2:13 (3) N11C New. 1:00 (8) News Weather Girl Talk (5) The itebu. came 1:15 (2) Focus Two 2.lak. A Peal (3) As The tVuild Turn. U) Nrwslin. 1:10 42) Lot's C lint, to write letters? one dollar to Abby, 69700, Concentration KUNEFELTER ANNOUNCES PACK BY POPULAR DEMAND WED. NIHT, NOV. 3 • ONLYI CAPRI—A—GO--GO U*INNIN• MONDAY, NOW. 1W HOT OR COLD SUPPlY meshes. Served U AM. • 2 P.M. Ivam MMLI Is Seth To Ax Yew Pavssllo C.sktdI or Mind DrInk As Tee Uk. In C 50 '°ANY SlIMS PULL MENU $VD NON 10 A.M. UNTIL 3 P.M. Seferd 1144 Put or. Amer. History VYIt p'a Plus At liii • 7i11 ROSY CALHOUN I I In - "SLACK SPURS" (TeOskelse) - NOW SNOW1NC "STEANGI lIDPILLOWS' 7:00 • liii' hIS STARTS THURSDAY WAVY Di$NY 10sTsASanc96Tjp, 01 "LOVE eel kIU Si45 - 7:07. OilS . Cj TILL MON. a.. .1W - FRI _________________________ Angeles, for Al,l,y's booklet, Los Calif., "110W 10 WRITE LET. TEllS FOR ALL OCCABIONS. Tile long, double - edged "saw" of the sawfish exhibit' ed at Marisieland of Florida Is equipped with from 24 to 32 pairs of teeth. The sawfish, unless provoked, Is not considired dangerous to man. John Urban and Jimmy George il new owners, Invite you to the 11 Grand Opening WIDNISDAY IVINIH*, lot t Party NOVINIU 3,4 00 71aAW C too U 9 RISTAURANT AND Seminole County Fair OPENS TODAY. NOV. ht "MEET ME AT THE FAIR — - CHILDREN — FREE BUFFET DINNER S&00 TO 10:10 P.M. 5:00 P.M. MUSIC by '1k. Casuals" J. C. Jbav, Paul, nd III FROM 9.00 P.M. WE'LL ALL BE THERE" DAYS COCKTAIL LOUNI - 4:30 :0I P.M. COCKTAIL HOUR: ALL DRINKS 40. DAILY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY FAIRGROUNDS OPEN AT 4:00 P.M. DAILY 40 TILL tiN - (6) Andy of Mayberry C') The Toting 2.1 P roblems? Wri te to Ab. by, flux 80700, Loa Aisgulca, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope, Box 2:10-1:56 11:00 (2) Now ManM.r "BIG 11W" TV Time Previews 9&A&;h& ; DEAR ABBY: Nobody has to tell me what my problem is. I am at least bo pounds overweight. I am 27 his six diamonds minor ask. Van — FEATURING — • EACH Check our daily special lunches - try our 'delicious pizza. Satisfying complete dinners. 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So Mor. We buslaoss. Hwy. 17-13 near Due. $38 Mo. be$* pay PIVI liberal Color, Sanford. double carporte. Central air. ,17 South Seminole Bank A Jet. Ford Due, $11 , 11151 c.mml,si... Other e7veumtiig.s 1 BEDROOM turn., redecorates' , Alai. 911-1711. Extras. 3:2-7349. 51 III water. $41111 a Mo. 1. 6 $$TO Due, 121 Mo. Ufa lasuraftee. Lrff 3 fir. an double lot. 1,och 8196 Duo, $13 Mo. 92. Acreage Bin. turn. apt. privoto bath. :1664 Chevy I Arbor. 1:2.000. 132-6301. Ford P lilt Duo. 134 Mo. yard. 231-6803. ii i s.U$iflMS 3.O700 - i . . Convenient, modern t'b,droom CarPor e •1k . (Ice THIRTYFOU CRES INVITING Y U TO FUME. APT., 'is Buick lass 44 aml FIT. . J rim land tu In I a with growth of emunal C - u..., be develop relk.ly T"i to all, Y. (I it-, down pa".0 ate Furs. apt. *coup- $20.100. Disney a- _ ____or- more - -- 3 Bit. til*4 s t the r condl. ty. Only I 4.000. tioning and host e Information callfi P lving ad 41n. In, kitchen quipped. HI 3410 258$ PARK flflIVF dnul,ts gar bath. spai I a apme in x1tenea tractive it completely julir_~ 4. Screen @4 1 m t rid A I Clouts g or. nd lang.. t.i •. ~ I or I lit, S ha tiom, separate it nins ron living n car serene OAT ra l)ltOflM bath ?-..i down payment pay closing and GOT 1 rounds. m;j;j&,,kIIt.jjt rase with laundry . SACRIFICE FOR 913ICK $ALI 11 equilli'vi. Price T la .111111. rge Fla r.om. Inning 414 fruit Th property.i "7 ucol, r 1950 IdiT MACK TRACTOR III-Tio*7 Pit. 223-4902 f1As-28j3 1012 SANFORD AVE. W. K. McIssrN ' 111soll Tlu 1111"LT, INC. PIS. 3224681 . Storage Car * Mw To The Trengeadess Sales of '" mw* * a-IP We Are Offorlev Tbw OUTLET 49 4 suber gas-? 3 I Bdrm,,u ,part i ally furnished. Argo fralt fro,@ he-ar achmal, shullifing 67 'oil. 2111 C. A. dl Psed 2* hoyt siN in 4* $741 $31 63 lieleless "6" $1141 IN 61 Food W"M 1749 038 p.o... CONTACT W. K. ma"! VIE somford. Fla. 322-0661 Su"Ll. life. il( n, Si, 1v3 jai. 11 , . . 11b. 933-4001, 1 1 Pontiac T.mp.st 4d,. R I H, sit,. uk. 61 Defte Dw $8,5 $5 $895 $695 * Floosseir 4-dr., An. H. oveolloO dead. ow-0 i 61 voltsw% Mwill VAN STATION 41 04* P15 S"* $45 Wg. $N5 $4$ * WJCGON 4; 3 seats, ,it.. ci... 4-dr -• • R I H. P/S P/I LINCOLN lic HUNT MUCURT leased. Rural Home . Ranrli Acts. 996. tire . and C martial Fropertl Rental its. ; AUUMI NALAW401 ts ioely couniry Iquipped wlH, Tc..iske.t This a. sinif was operated by us - Not TO Park Ave. cau ass.6611. CIO" In, n beach. I boating: 2 cres be utifully One SOUL31 retain ' 114 ANOR GROV suburban $461 Mell•avllle, -Bedrooms. LARGE living at 1.1 LIVE IN FLORIDA room. Carporm Many added WZ16AA&A AFAX and La a M ry ulevard. proposed Ito r a t Inter I after 3 Ar 4 1111.13 & I bath, features. Like now. Owler. A'. Irtrat st. High .ad 11? I" 4118 F"Imb A . PH. 323-180 ~ I" if. twintiolle OMNI 84 Mass *We ft - 6.1 We . . . . .. _. _ - - . __ - A EJTO G SEAT COVER We nood tires, Itoor rack. use ALL WORK (IIIARANTUND 02. Mobil. Homes . Sal. $70 43 3 Bedroom trailer. air cond. I lots SOX160. Deop well, Sol). aur4nceJ Coil for an appoint- 8.. R l ______________________________ NIO IIIII-6641 itold $60.00 IUMrDIATF DELIVERY ealty SemiflO commy Vall 333-41,36. tlonrr, '1t%', Antertlia, .nchn,. edssraj:..hllo*w.ii:nd 318.DltOOStS PAYMENTS ig Ob".*.'k"~"ti'tt'.a.'~i`~"' RE Ti TURN 4 A '.1 NICE $ JIll. IIOIISI MiT a ni Real STENTRa'tM Richbu a home Vvb.jr,sj AUTO GLASS IN TALLED Nales-Rantals tor4 Ave. $23-0625. THE TIME TO BUT ce I when it n,1anh-rh.7, I,,..-1;1Ing 418. 1 Dr. turn. house. one. fat~ tance to Jr Zfered at fruit privileges. 222.5010. a am TOA T I" NI'l!t~!c-' r' BEFORE IYIN(1t CALL It.., r.i.t. creek Ibm ugh pr arty on with goo available. Ii 11%14 __________________________ LOW MONT - r - 7 ~ . I . ! ~ 1 " $ / r--f I I - ., I -- -t !, -_ / ____ - '_ - * ' j • r I I I • • Ford Paint & Body Work VA - FHA 1 I crass tono#d. Vlib, PROPERTYAMR, From 4ownlown Ban ,TY1 ord.`aa`1""' Ila@4 flowing ,well and Sales Broker Crumley-AT66teith wall, with ~vnw:.": 5, I gTbo I doep. In5.I S both . 1.144 0 81L . I Will 0 Mark ,so Seninole Realty ~r:f I.)s 3 4635 5*11 ___••_• - - 9 A 5 2 - E . 301$ anford Ave. Well equip. pod I A 3 bedroom *part. IL a - - LES P Ic To a Buying Pub I Cars ally S hug To Court Apartments, $1W DOWN P4. 014 post card&, 1224449. . SPECIAL 95. Houses For ham 81 To Buy Quick service with -- 1 on R stery. sod A Oak. 223.9150. - I .,-_ auxh lit come It. Itetired, a Fro* Delivery floppil. Ilvda & other rental*. =wAxrm V" boom job llwyels ______ I mortga " a1. n able Incom each m nth at. ter tuortgo 0 PSYM* a. This ofForlaff bar. 4 lUll lark Ave. 2y Day. Week. h. itsl °flhIioi LS FURNITURE ___________________________________ _______ 5T WAD r"Miggiligs.47 41 iw~ 42a" sop a droom I* toes on. and ;-, / ________________________ __________________________ ' Aliit, Of n n U:45is. 322-4:11. Ss` ST sw 1 I MW DOI n WW NM I WM9 MR10 =j ICU ..- TWANKS PBTLNAI I I I ' ~', I/ SmItyl 96 krr NOW THE GO= SONO PIC 17M.you MR a ___ ~ 21 28 IN -.-- - A. .... "aft ok Rom j I *0 day as small boats box" arrivine how from C,tittbe At form dawn loaded wl nick but happy refuse" from II1 LAI~ - rtlnt KEY WEST (UVI) I LZOM Ul t UMBMMW ___ VAVOW1 . Forecast for your i ' __ r"10*A0lTW06W10rWMW, , 'EM IF Y" RUMM WMIN WIM OWL WS~" .00 *ift FOR MMM I $.Tho Stars impel, they do not Compel." What you make of your Ufa Is largely up to sign for No. vember is now ready. For your birthdatie you copy " and $1 to C&nvU RlzUer yam cast, T% Sanford IteraM, Wa mi. Ildlywood N. CAN. vz" MM" " bw - emcut wwairs"VA"=HM A FtM-UP.AWW5CANWNMW #="WUWW COfAE UP WrTH A CL=o := 31 INUMAIM - 1 - - VIM Fog= VOLQ V ___r'Y00-14001 POW casrol Rtgbt.r's individual I X JI BITGS BUNNY problems well. Give course$ and trainlng early that permit your progeny to dwell on tile optimistic Side of life so that all always be laughter me particularly hairraising experience. A (LOO chart for ill a police or FBI workcr. Sports ore very Lm* F. M111*1111111 - kuoa exactly how to handle ~; l 9. E3 trouble but Instead somehow seems to attract it-but then .,~~ LARGE & 3MAVL_\,tracts of BLUE r L A M -E 73. Mals or Female Distinctive portraits 4 -_ In ALADDIN - --- Help HEATER flood condition $11. . Ink and Wrests .1. goals Ifro Man or Woman for Package Ph. S112-4447. 1. jph0t0ff1`&phL $911, $7.. I x goods "too. Steady employ. is, lit-so. call sit-176 . Good corn fed park At beef' mant. fringe benefits. Inside for horn. use. Call 132-024t. work Apply Box 0 a/a Ian Oil beaters A f urnace s i an ad reasonably. 222-619d. Oil Ileater. tank At I Coleman stand $30. small gas heater Custom cabillOtS. 3112-0864. $5. high chair $I, Mine, rea. 77 Situation Wanted 9 JET SPRAY CLEANING sortable. 212.1130 or 323.3248. Days Work. Root - Eaves . Walls SPIN - CONBOLE PIANO ork 823.3024. Tentsch :22-4143 3daltnificent font. responsive . ørti,,ii, iiroteaiiunai quality ExperIenced dome.ttc worker . . (..8LdlflItArB L8T guaranteed. lirported in •z. • Wants regular work. $21. to save time and money when II . .. she0 Ing for the car of your for at traction of now pries. ch Write immediately. Credit Child care In my Isome day or Dept, Joplin Piano. LIII Mc. week. piu.crest area. $83. LAWNII mowed. sging jots Coil Blvd.. Rains, Ga. stes. Cleaniod. Churches. . - I'vices. 323-4309. Cull soolk Uniform. 3::.$I:s 81. Income Property evoninas. -,T.V. Service within the hour. $2.00 Housa cila CO2PTON's Pictured Xncyclo. RN 15% H 3L C.'s T. V. Service arm a. Trade-in. on 114,0 Call 323-745f after I p. m. !'. ' 1:tv*s she4 -y . ll a 0U - I' $21 W. 13th Street Is" home n stmei%t par , el, Trf-e ripened citrus. Navels. W rt If. Poll. Ostes.. .'..thly r1evis It abed- A We CAM I L a 95. Houses For,.4 - I I 1104 WH . RsstTBuyAIroker LOTS 0$' IVINCI AREA, 2 1wroome./I Bath. Florida --sit-741 D 'r NigItIt Boom. ... ... K. 10., Mayon. Turn. college. 122-9117. lent to AV- ~tatlon. Sho ping 3 Ildrm. house. Inquir# ties ad, '.+; no '11A,nIIy;.,ch9AP:r than real Real EAtate - Sale - 11055 plet•l from y r.dLcuratLi. , t, Be n 94. ]Ian Operifti, Its 'Ond Store Meats. Apply Apt. I or Call From $&Sloes 111166mare ____________________________ q 207/_ I I K"ALL "M cwimct A1- •1 •• _. q I - 00 If PUB 9001AW %1M WWLL " 11121.10AM S WAII FROIA DJUN-VT11111t T,.IiAM*NBJTha%T I ___ 0 visit today. Call for, appoint. Ineni. Leltoy U. Robb Con. struction Co. 831-SOII. Trade 425-5938 322-5612 6OM&L Poodle. 10 Wks. old. black. Antique clock-ta Inutnts Appliance S&I"M&n apply in . Toymale. AKC. Ph. 332-4338. 1-dAr-strike $12. Mahogany Grandfather $133. 14s titation Ill Magnolia Ave. ~?Pllra * . Ilroker wagon, runs 72. Female Help Wanted Sanford, Fla. DID YOU KNOW that LAKE w oil TZE ONROE INN now offers all ""'' Ngeneral hou" wor" GENTLEM 'S DUDE 3 dm .wkW-fl$O. 1p"kage Unquors in Quart - and Fiftho sines at wholesale Refrigerator 125. Windov RA)KCIP, Oat#@ Opportunity- $Al- SO Rich serqo of *a1ah shed. 10%? portable A: *is, Wcmfn~ typewriter. ary as commission. Ph. ses. Improved #iAN I at trio radio combination oil: 0 I Pr.~_11.26 vo-s... ,.;. --,TI' ( l I 11111 AND RU INN = I ..."o il A can be very helpful In your C a eer• Kce r well work isaru. 11*2 ' it 1 AWrto ountA"t (01 - I W . . I * i li@0 11.2 I in order to better ourself considerably. Get both beauty and health treatmenu- 11115 I SO.-Antiquas Ter Bale $$-Money To !Aaa 1116--sualsome Opportualtios Chrysler,Plymouffi a w. 3 67C L r&u oom# see ant . ~ . S 1).kL. III-Trucks For sate 120-Automotivo Service 131-ecooters CYCI•• 123-Boata & Motors 126-Marluo Supplies IS-Feraiture For Iat• land' watertro t goperties 1~6 Il II &$-swap of Nachango &&--Wasted To Buy I A'IIUAI. HAVEN. K. nail a. .-6 - t be quite to your Ilk- ! ing, but by thinking in a prActical vein, you work them out d just fina. Make any @Mail 1`61 pairs that are needed- Keep 00 busy. tb 20 to Marc pisu.s veal Just what must be done 7? I 11$-Aiatoe--$aie or HAAG J. 0. ANDES 0 ~ ,% It-Articles For Rent Our New Location bdrm. apt.. Now bath. lot W004 Dr., sunland. 323-2iso 6-neQroom Country name, Z. Ith, $$S. Turn. or unturn.. on a chain colonial Brick. 4 tearoom$, at takes, modern convs,,,. Two & I bdrm. turn. apt. 1103 2~j baths. central heating Masnolls, 150. 221-3061 or loneve $35 mo. Also a nice and air. Exclusive location. 322-2394. Mobil , Ilume. game location. financing arranged. 130$ Pat. $30 m o a.rviramsn am*. Ph. 3224510. please. t'h. *22.051) •r $2$. Palmetto. ;;21r74*re er s. Every day he-OPEN MOUSE BEDROOM turn., redecorated. DAT-at LeRoy c. Robbe TENNIS ANY NET Outstand. 11$-fleutal Agant.s 116-Autoo For M'.* COME OUT AND VISIT hi'to ' r:~ i ed at Just ford Ilera Want-Adl ed. kitchen equipped. Call .. 1; ntown. INVZSTME.%*T h REA LTY 323-sest. & gooll its x. Park Ave. I - I Bedroom tarnished spart. TOatgot WIS are offerin To ment. Near hospital. Adults 3 Ildirm. Untufa. house, sit? only. Enquire Manuel Jacob. Lemon Platt. t Hr.. Oak Floor*, Palmetto. 144 a Mo. Call sone Department store 313 tile bath. Via. room, private all-ISK A%h.. Fi rst Street dock $6,600. $22-3114. 4 115-Hotel Rooms Iterag. APARTMENTS (Ii y Roomy 2 lir4 fr1 f $ hum 2 iIltt , 100$ W uatt4 #fl porch fl fl' Ito P. tiunta 4 , 55 from hil T(d.Yl :T Wa quiet area, $As In othing safety. $12.900. OPEN 9 I A. TZIAMS. 4770 o To A . U. (I n. V RNT11H D FiAn City. down. I r Plu Many ore , at, till ~ . 000 IITIY, $'.00. Call after $_ MEN - W034rN - COIIPLEII qualifying. ty. 2. Personals a FIIA IIOMIFS AVAILARL". 2 dolph. W~_ 3::-991.1. It r, I ath, To Ily ..... I "'I"I'L. I L6 )be, Is trot air MOTFI. CARVERS $too first. 110 Mo.. I 0 M., 370'FRONTAGE in 4130 P.1 .it.. 3234420 .*;48 PARK DRIVE AVAILABLE ~~ Ju.___ y.. have a drinking prob* For easy, quick carpet clean. Weir. 120, ,I tI, . -, T r o) d, , aW , . n .. -No or Los. Hdr, lovel "aniftn' I 11r., I 11 .." .... 1141. Fresh. 1?-92. 1,24' deep- 3 y t. $Tii tn --0. 34M. Write r. 0. BOX IIII& 1t a, lit. Johns Ill"Age., Sun. Ing rent Illue Lustre Else. Would you like a new exciting on Ifighway ClIty. Apt. for rent, no pets, All Mail. ly paint $08 Vrtnch Ave., Sanford water next to State Sanford. career in the growing motel Inc Shampooer only $1 p.r )..tat. 2% oodmsre land Ave.. Altamonte SF,, 2% di, r Conditlos. M arket 'k - TER 8 r S OT 5 Ihutr. I Bath P*'.l lint sub. land . Write Industry? Universal Motel day. Carroll Furniture Co. a North urbane $110 ' Springs, 181-8701 ad. Tee ' a in. 1ark.4ountrY/0lub mo..UwIll 'trails. lkhools. established sines % 4. Beauty Care 822.4661 Auto. Washer, G. E. Filter 1949. can train you to be IL rreasill Neat. turn. eattago for rent. 4I PONTIAC oonverAtIble, ff"4 Hitt,hen. It'llity Commercial Ill$ RTZ39pie~ AGINCT flow. (lood c-ondition, 140. %total Managers. Assistant prnp.) Approx. Private yard. Mt Palmetto dondiflon. original UlItNlC8 S BEAUTY t4;IL0N Weevils Realtor a:.i:s. lianag,,., Clerk., thou... 3:2.3131, must ..Il, but otter by Nov. yr. no down pa men? APPrat:.v L 1s:r. : 5 DR. house. $7$-$2$.Issl. I'ark Ave. a lot over ium I s la French keeper, Don't and float..... . __4_J22.3l11. 2005 Maple Ave lldr. 2 115th 8 lots Drugs 823-9615. Uric. $15 in jim Levi J&vketo h dun;erees ~ .oton lot lack of experience or @du. Mo. VA 58. ROOMS I as ----I Perm Wave Now $7.23, 3 Dr.. 3 lots. fine meet.. Dill Sanford, Fla. cation hold you back. Sleet AdMY-NAVY SURPLUS Pits. 823-4019. LMN NTr ~nlmx I'10. Automotive 110 Sanford Ave. 8 8. oil ongwood Tio ::d. s,! ;:tin .1e:: SPECIAL FOR NOVEMi38R after 1:10. I/U. L $ Dr. house. $15 and a 4 Mm. R0Oht1 for working lady. Kit. asa. Z1 I Collect EItis9 THIS AD lOft 30% Reference . ROBERTRe, A1. ILLTASLI AGE NO BARRIER . turn, house. $3 9. 111.1(11. FOR PAI.E 011 flINT ) DISCOUNT: P08 1' t MAN Ilu .:flIfl,L CAL AND NATIONAL Fs rrane. 3/1 yd.. So' boom. We Will K EBPAY. WED- 371 Diesel. TO PAINT FREE ESTIMATES Raymond Assa. Lupliquist. a 13drm. holes, &love r*frl. I'LOYMENT A 8 9 I STANCE. Miracle Concrete r,A small CLEAN. quiet roome for men. halve O n, Interesting pro. lkw St g. KERVER'lil BODY IIIHOP Train at horn. in spars time. Co.. Sanford. 401 Magnolia, 321.0730, átLj I. "rnicv position to help uu buy 3.l.NIN a SIb a Sanford - 531.2716 M Florida r' room, $75. 240$ Or. followed by resident train. llEt.l' 111:1.1' - IIF.Lfl - hilll.l' £ I'HA'7A V ASS A T , . 4 lIlt. hon*. Cents In, we'll angs, 531.8)20. now after ',-,,n'r.w dresses. also T. a, ti n at A1 Inc in an oceanfront motel. Yourself to the liome of your MANICURES. COLOR 3:2-5441 ay . . . . 'I Is now, - COUNTS- limit" scedit Dedroon, Homes available In choice. CALL MEII1.E T SALO'1 CUT IN CURL Furnished two be$Foom home AIR MAIL. for fro* details. wAnNEn. n ATTOR let all Areas at Sanford. Let us IIIS Palmetto Ave. 833-0131 1-re-Christmes Apecial I/& off ABSOLUTELY 1 till West 24th. W, 01L A. NO Ala to work tor rest him help you Ind I II0MIr 1`13ow you Arenn4l Williams Ill-list. (V all merchandise. The Corner TIO%! IJNIVZRSAI,uA1V . . - I e SOUTH 'WARD 1 61111--alac. Ter sale AVALON d. 2tp*t1io. p. ,rb,rator, trailer h I t;h. mites. $ 1800. 24 .4.: Its W. sod Pt 332-1417 sit*4 walls. lie a In*. ass. a Furnished. I BIL apartments. for f isno IT$ & "Gown month ? ,(oders% block. attrce. 823.0231. $" a ~ out, lovely ll I. V.I ,16 . Ahnr ibbery. quiet 3 lldrm. kitchen equipped. $0 .nIn0-1 9480. 3 bedrooms. 14 a mo. 322-3681. , goott teatureo. 'So. why ant 2 fldrm.. turn, house, 25$ W. TURN. Apt. Close *. Jimmie Cowu. $18 $11L 10th At. gel a art an4 atop paying / rent? 51:3 rURN. Apt. see rest. I 341111. home. Turn. 7_ 63= ~ after 6 V. m. _ It you have a phone. you nave 1411I.-R000rt Rontlas ISI-Trallore-Caba ass 112-Mobils IIctnsa--8aI& 101-1dabils flomo*-ttont 104-Trallor 11peco-Itent 101-Trailer Lot.-Sale For :' Roome "" 81~-vacuum Cleaners 4$r3gt - road s - 97. Houses For Rent . ________________________- Bla .. . .5 01 - 19--Radio - Television $$-Photo A zqulpnoat 80-Home Appliances 81-Musloal lastramosta 33-Buslas" Xquipmeat $$-UphoIaIsry $7MovIag WIITIP-~%T IlNN'T S Ildrm. turn. duplex apt. tact 2312 Palmetto. 'attsr1°i p. 232.1320 sit. $00, . gas 40 1 C1 " 1% N" ...r Stu Service Station 96-Housoo-Sale or Rest ' - IZ .-.'-. -- Business OppO 24-Well DrIlHeIr tUgs • re--sollop-49969699 0 ") • 1111-Roal Estate Wasted 86-Real Estate sale $?-Busingss Rentals 96-Lots For Bat* 91-Farms,---Grove* cl'3 or couple. 2401 '60 MGA seats.° tire. ret black interior As - - ••. A & R Office Machines. 201 Co. " TIll Celery AT ass. East First Etrost. Ph. 833. Ali?. 17:0. Sanford. Florida. Used furniture appusassa. testa, ate. Bought - Sold. L,arryo 43. Plants, Feeds, Sftds _________________________ Marl. li I&*t.td Avs. Ph. ________________________ -ravings h Loa& 1141-Inearanee $11-111chools & Instructions ces ?I-Mals HOP wanted 53-Female Help Wanted IS-Uale or Female ljolp ?41--Sales Help Wanted 71-81tuation Wanted $I-Incorne Property ?-Janitorial Sarvio" Il1-1An44C&V6 S41rTI64 19--loullders Supplies 10--Hardwaro 11-Hemo Imprevemsealin 22-Plumbing Ave. MS -. _______ It Bedd.sior h Turvituro AT FA,ij 1TO3L_ ---.---. Its Marsolle. Its-list FLORIDA pri- ft. FOIITUNIANA. ROOTITOCK 95. House. For Sale - 81-Money Wanted - will trailer. ':2'n. Estates. II -$117. Ste ~ ,.,,_______________ / 2-Lost r...a -P*roonala 4-11gauty Core $-Day Nurseries • (0$ Park \YalI To Wnll Carpet TRADE OR SALE Puts, $ ER. horns - Early American - 4-room furs, newly decorated m. __ I CWSIFIED INDEX Ave. 5. frurniture }or Sale BLOOMING - 80-L _. ng a a. __________ Park P'ktX or NIght $01 745$ 21(3 Ply. 42$ C*. In. III/F. R è a. Hssdere, (III. • .tn,l. 11 - - ' 161 ;: M;:; Corvair (4 8i.Id.r I Dr H1. oxtria. 26.000 miles. ::: 119 yard Cuss, turn, apt. 1$-I 810. / equipped. 81jill. see BANrO.tD MOTOR co French Ave. 111111-4142 Apt $30 alt clean £ rcb, dnuble $r. 7 ' //. Wanted To Buy braT. . em--NLbLVALb*ti'LPAOW - ___________________________ 104 go. Park 902. :J0T 7433 Day ST Night firsplace. - 4Lt.L!e.., - r or. Working cond. Call 322- Located I mites zast of Oviedo LOST: lloato n Terrier. Mal 4031. on Hwy. (I) Student instruc ck * White. halter 'nith r. tion. single & twin anxino log .No. 710. UNWARD. :::- PLAN' To XPEP Cool. NUXT SUMMER at bargain price. charter. Esto Aviation Pro. &Ill. to , /14 l 2 IT2 Mo _____ N I 1 ______________________ 53. ii 312 Yi FUlt. Freight darn. sod bedroom and dt Ing show furnIreMu7pI:c:s no damaM however I-DO66--cats-rots price Isre,4 or rn than reg. 15-Poultry - Uv.stesk Tuni , ular tall. Nall Freight IS-Special NoUs" W. L. I Damaged Furniture IW*a, to-Catering - Food Used Trombone, Olds Ambass. Ilwy. 11-91, Casselbarrjr. 14-Hicycle Repairs adnr. 82S. Ph. 332-TOST. It-Special Bervic" 0 it J~ I tt\ II tue.. .1 s.Jeeti.s of istla. John Appleby 407 Virginia. Ave. Ing any &dVoril--omt -bleb TEL. 322-314S. objectleftallto to Rapidly growing Oil Company the p.IIiiy St tkiU with an eacellent CONNIO. P aper. 50. Atise. For Sale ~ NEE Program has & station available in the Sanford Area. Station already doing Wc.rkins cond. Call 32:-4031. 13 Noon Day Before a good business and has an excellent potential for sub. Publication For World Book rncyclopedla. $6 etantlal increase. derate per mo. Ph. 333.4343. lvtserUoas sad Kills lnv*ptm@nt required. Write: (Sat. Noon For Monday) I Consignee Program. P. 0. Box 8143, Orlando. Fla. ^us to a longer need. - . • f o rating (Jan. 21 to Feb. : _____ 1-7.. ,, 'Tb.Some 66 I _______ COPY ,.s.rves the ) I Ude 'the VI I - - - I. ''7' "' Drilling esopeopeopes 106. Apartm.nts for Rent 115. Autos For Ba). peon APARTMEN I z ______ 9 1 Toff .I , . - s$415L I I _____ . -, "h II" r T _____ !k . C? 'T 1 (• ( 32 Office Afach!nes ERRORS - ?e'l LETME E1AV1E PI4Ot4E/ . __ • 'lM , Ar LeAsr . . Is I 1.50 13.1514.75 The =*raid Witt not be to. @possible for opera, them a" Isfortest laiser"S. I 111 I WM ALREADY BEsm 1 I a For Bats Houses I. . WAVI $ U.drojm* plus corn- AgggggggEgSggS Newly turn, I Dr. Dupl.z 10 '17 014i. U. Hf, air cond, &U foriabi. family yoem with mile, from Navy Dais. Call power acc..sorl.s, lIke aew, Indoor firs p1cc • out door Glen Aurbeck 131.3211. Vh. 33-1$12. ? Cent air? _______ Im 1.63 CLAbSiFIED ~Duplicator 2%jxIj ream IAS $1.30 Ptr Inch Stencils Quire (Mi.imsm of Spirit Masters Box 200 ' 6.60 Upholstering a Mattress Duplicating Fluid. gal. 2.70 *voting. Now A Us I 1 ;~, I _~~ Well Page 11 95. _________________________ BUT YX WM'T BE _____ - E nAlKAVY MZCjWE"IJVD . -____________________ Repair. -Home Appliances SriNFOIW JiL iitij' -New At Used lll.1512 TiI me 81. Musical Instrument. Statu~ Ad trive 1-letter Wards per line, 81.44 minimum cberg, AU Skip Veto Ads Chars-4 Day Kate - 1i 44 * .Añd I m an ,- 1 3verybod _ By Dick Tumer ,~ . I Oft O."o-oft-o'-~ - " 26 to 3016 I 1.1013.761 5.70 Oki e; . . c,0L11_D Ir on ON REQUEST eI.4,Et)r learn ate. d1l , to SfltiI the business W 11 . WONT LET "tbU 'should 21 to 23 jp Ir-) , ____________________- . 13 4 1 I chicks the secretarial course and decIded 'u'. PRISCIIJAIS POP . pretty good:'After I won the beauty 0 am . •th rcxjbt orld Is -, CARNIVAL TJT_* . II H -. ..I. I ii . II I - NM MML. tL1.)D PUMPL wIt t.0 srttzct.n RtwrEMa All ' :?; and gloss and erviao We Ill Machine ?nit Jpi Co. t7 W 2nd It 221.8431 16 to 2014 I 1.50 12.52 I 3.80 •hipl*S.i.T5ILP 011110 T14CONff HALIV I PAY P 1 - I - , . I I. ; 9 211.50 I 1.5011 so 10 1 21 , Q-. Jan. 20 Although routine __________________________________ work is somewhat tedious. don't neglect It U YOU Want to make progress. 11crativem ANP W-"MP &" AQUARIUS :.1 , .I 1, ONE RALFF OFF ~ Z • _________________________ ________________________ ______ Financing arranged. C. Robb Construction Co 322 4011. . • I 111,16 . EEK & MEEK _________________________ Remodeling problems? DulIdta , are understanding ficlent system . . I - , . . Nov. 2, 1965 lisps GROOR1 LUIIDIfl Co 12'.OlIS Maple Ave .11. Home R.t Less Dhatas.. , FiN I ___= , Cooer.i. ,Tr°if4, Ks...i. U 1 .1 I IlL . .I!, _________ .! I WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612! Results,' UnsIt 3li •snfarh Supplies L 1 '' It b`tr/ . With your Own. concentrate fully on bobbles. to sAGn'rARIVS (NOV. 22 Li Dec. 21) Buying those things that will Improve your home will make a fine Impression on kin right now. Be very gentle where delicate condl- : .. ' ~ L - - i you lose a good deal, Tonight Is more Ideal for such. Th en ' I - - - - 11 P..f.rd - . \1 ! " - i F III!I ~t I '' o- Show thoughtfulness. UBRA (Sept. 23 to Get. 22) v PA~t QUN t Not . ~ t -.' TwIrywo ~Q41, 11111 A Did 6^L9 Ar TUDBURY's qP411.- I 1 . Quick on for ford's Moat D W&LLIAMS Dial I5I 't"(.._ 1 9I! \ !- _________________________ _ _________________________ MONEY • place unfavorable conditions with favorable ones. Co-work• en may be in a tes y in Don't let this bother you ahead with your work. KORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Although you are bent on recreation, better Stick to lmportant work before you or . . Have better meeting of minds I . \... T n rP .1 $35 322-5612 I . 4;!tsIIw_ •.rl.r . . r \ ( •. L R i:4; M= 111 , VIRGO (Aug. 22 t Sept. 22) Show gratitude to ass" 1 / - -11 er-ups. Smile. Show greater I " _____ A WHILE? __ stead of worrying about duties ahead of you, lot busy and do them and you are soon rid of them. Gain good will of high ti s NON- . devotion to OVER ______ I inent , 1 -'¼ -rro .JLI5T THIM14 THA-r,.$ AAu0JF0L"--TAKfi1 I 1 WW 50 W KA114175 lip PISTLI;t! 14,LUVROtt T PYYETSOJLJ,çT VELLYI1AIJdII.01J5 VASHIR (/''/A1 __________ I ___________ . -roo.. .v.WO CAM side, Some good friend rn:) have the right type , r.. 42 BURN (1 PRu.CAIT Phones ummm.W-1to, licylle p S_ l Classified 0 4 jØ OUT OUR WAY quite a dither and want to vent In Oil you, so be sure to get duties done meticulously- Be our you handle credit Proly, too. Don't forget some per* im portant payment. MOON CHUDREN (June 22 to July 21) You have some very fine Ideas now, but Do !I sure they will 'lot 1309 YOU I down and depress You In thig long run. Stay on the positive ~, . viiIy ______ I - / 19. Bu ilder. I _____ % GEMINI (May 21 to JUDO 2i) Higher-ups may be In 11 I 1 - 'a- trouble. Give more support to out just ci' her. ~c Bet to 2 10. Hardware rK - • ece ry first. Stop fussing. . (&"", - - I I ta UIV*r II 2 19) Don't fret If th ings don't seem to be working out iiYOU want them to, sine. there ' more study And applicatioul Just keep busy in right way. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Althougit YOU may need assistance from pals, don't M 17 on those who are also in 1 "1t1 I4f - ______________________ by ironing out sU the kinks therein in ARIES (March p 11 fr The Perfect Team _________________________________________________________________________________________ 7 4%, y MY PAY W Cr AP116 OLYU'CI( OIJE Mø eoTna*Irt4s 0 G*ThT*Itb By SIDE GLANCES _________________________________________ c ' , ' AF -, -,. r, __ IS Page 10- Nov. 2, 1965 mit.r ns1J ffrii I 1 1 1' �-- 4— :. I V I age P 111 I Work In Probe Meeting Tonight t A team of educators investi- d gating the "political climate" - - . 1 . ' . _.,, . (I I _.. ... . 'I" National Education Association (NEA) team Investigstion. said it would be Jon- .111 I 91, HIGHLIGHTING Book v I..."' Seminole Elementary School was nature. She will be on hand to autograph copies at tonight's CTP meetIng. Pictured from left: Mrs. G J. Arnold, library chairman; Miss San- the wilderness country In this state offers a wealth of materlot to the writer-naturallst. I .,arre,, IS ' ger, Rr 1rs. a. .ro1 .I, _________ . -~ -, " I, I It i 11 I I I ~ . ., I ". .., - ______ I ' 'f' ....... is a graduate of WeU• ,; . . I . - I ium. She will be on hand to autograph copies of her books anyone may wish to purchase Over $1,000 worth of books and encyclopedias are being provided by Joe Gatrell of land's Book Shop in Winter Park for the Book Fair with the CTP to receive a percentage of all books order ed or . _____ i i I I . ; .. I I . I. tv I % -- EMPLOYES OF ATLANTIC COAST LINE Railroad gathered at Pinecrest Iiementnry I gram, f'sver AAA c s. y rsons attended. 0, P. Bowling, Jacksonville, QflOu, V I, i ,Iifl, ceremonies. Shown here ' - ling; F G Kurka, Jacksonville; A E McMil A t I TI 1.1 ri a.' . . szftSiflg5 eacnaonviiie vice president; B. B. Vaughan, Tampa, ad - -. I - It, . - , ,.,. - i p ' two paintings Sunday from 4 o I,. ' , - Paintings hanging at Dc. -.'• '',. - . • . . - Howard, Th is month there are several of Mrs. William hoff- . ' .' man's paintings being shown and in December, Mrs. Betty iS 1. Baker's work will be displayto enenurnge all citizens of the county to got . SANFORD JAYCEES lined up. en mitsme, to receive free chest X-rays at the TB and RI) mobile unit. By setting examples Jaycees hope . chest X-rays, too. . - - Paintings by William Hart- (Herald Photo) .\ :%s. " Uary. •.• . . I I 1 ' .. • ' - - - '- . . ..-. - , -. .. - . 1 I - '.:- it lka"• .,. - . . ,•• -. .• : ' -. - :. T, - lI . . . I •. - IR .. . I 7 --f _.u, 200 . • i 1 the United Fund in Seminole % County. Winner of ,h . , I I WONDERFUL FEELING year'mund.. For 4-4, .1 . I .--. 4 -1 - - __ s.. 7 1, . - t A.4:r I - '_..'.'— Aft4w 0 ANI"I . .. I ,. 5..ieaIiV0, . i6$i • vU8O lo Ii the conuvz ' . ______ Pl- chopwit way to heat and cool their homm eliminate. fumN, electricity Ws dmpw i t' ' more healthful home! e ec r e than • • members of the Wisconsin - Two Convertibles an Impala and a Corvair both Sharp as a Tack! They're bof h brand now, fully guaranteed, 'but they're '65 models, so we II really Whesi and Dial! Corn. so.! See your - . to Michael has _________________________ ' • ~ 4 ; -p -c_JV * _1~11 old I~ , I M : I . ) I I I ": elft*ic air-conditioning emtractor or appliance dealer todaYl W. P= "* 0M 1"Ww" I momy i -, M"T I NELPINS 2ff Moo" AV% M4011 . I__ __+1T & Bank and Sanford Atlantic I BUILD FLORIDA asa Dom* ...,. - -------------- . .--,..'... up. \ - program rather than opposi' on which he made no • Burns said he did not feel Ile scoffed fit speculation the outcome (if Tursday's list. the rejection of the read Inting would encourage oppo. bonds wits personal because sition for thrice men he was I % '. , . . , , . • J -. - : . "CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS" will be the theme of the Jaycee Christnins Parade this i,'ear ,r%vo young.iters, "Happy" Deas (left) anti DIann Silkwood had the same "thought" and bave been declared joint winners of the theme contest. Iloth will receive a cash award antI will ride In the parade on Devember 8. Happy and Diana are both South Side School students. Delegations Plug Dew Drop upiUreS -' i 1 - % tills nor Any of the many. projecto to which he Is dedi- . :- . I I pre ' ' - . - public's civil war, he paid - - state bollu.il.s. p."' • . . elected 6. ~ L U.* ''.•- - be mailed during th. day Nov. . - I AT OUR LOW RATE OF — 51. ________________ -. . •,•% ' . - - 4-' .. The raid, 58th of the war Mandate Florida State Bank will JERUSAIXIii, Israel I . - J' - - I er— L1. . I I as the "iron Triangle." a .' - (UPI) as the second In the pa t two days against a taro:t, _i'remkrLevilhkuligov beileved BODY FOUND 23 Heroes SAIGON (liii) — . military spokesmen re ported EFFORTS OF Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department this morning fall. ad to save four-room frame home of Lula Belle Davis. 2407 West 16th Street. House was occupied by Johnny Bany. Fire Chief Ralph Abell said an exploding kerosene stove was suspected as cause of blaze. There ,(Uerald l'hotu by Bill Vincent Jr,) were no injurieS.1 Republican Beats Her Demo Fathe r TOMS RIVER ,1 N J. (UN) —M th . Crammer, that 03 American fighting a Republican, was elected to men were killed in action dur. collector of Stafford Township. The man she defeated was (fly, her father. Incumbent Demo. cratle Franklin Southgate. Mrs. Crammer, a deputy PARIS (UPI) — Thirty tax collectotr dueAg her lath. French soldiers were kilied in or's term of office, said she a plane crash in French So- would PP° as her e. 30 . It is erisa-croamued with tion government on the basis tunnels and hunkers. of firm parliamentary election ttends compiled by computers. . ! ; W 3 Mallffil Party won 8 area for Viet Conir troops. mandate today to form a coall- Killed ~i INTMT --- freech Aviate.. CAR three, today pounded a mus. 3ilyero, re-clected, was kill. pected Viet Cons: stronghold td Ii)' 511 autamu,h,IIu while til- north (if Salgon on the fringe recting traffic last Sunday of the Communist are& known I .- - NEW chief here. l'olke . ', 4- ; YOUR FINANCE SAIGON ti .'tir A ForcoftS' (UPI)—U. m re y ng at elected police dead man was high altitude in waves of , • - S. Bombers Hit Stronghold He DUBLiN, l's, (Ui'l) - . -. : I I I $4.30 P.r $100 P.r Y..r CALL 32 1 ; i 0/4PA Al You Is Ckw 1114"torO I I1 ,.----,..--.-- ' Mla*w MAIN " Serving ~ S; PA ff . ! ~ ussliland In Es-st Africa, . . - I / t •j * — — I - - 141 I 't" 7IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - I I - - RIEFS B - -.: - . named to t he State ('abinet paign forces Into the road next year, who must run in canipitign. But if he had It to do over i'tii1 ould use the Hut he expressed grcat again, he concern" about the possililo "It1 fllitzers" and hi. effect of defeat of the bonds whole gross roots campaign for a four.laning program n organization, he said, lie said he had personally major highways of the I)isneyiitnti attraction slated for felt "and It was my error" the Orlando area, saying that tu rn ing over th. earn. highways was a prime consiul- paign to a committee of for. oration in selection of Flo- mer Road Board members rIda for the multi-million (lot. would be more Impressive tothe public. er attraction, Burns mett with the PM1 lie also said the rejection o f the program to borrow the In his cabinet room. Wear. money for the road Improve. Ing a dark suit and a som. her expression, he said there meats ami pay for theni _ er a 20-year period h as not wits no use pretending he caused him to change his %SflS not disappointed. But he made it clear Uid "no now tax" stand, adding nutcorn oUmu flOt aff my enthusiasm as the - I 1 'a. i - — . .1 :-I. .. • ••. 'i . ." rt p , ..,!, - .. I .1, •1, . " . The Governor said the one early morning news confer. ence. conceded tho d efeat bright spot in Tueaday's bal. might I'mislead nome people loting was that the voters to get into the lti,;i; race." •j approve four other con. Hut he maintained it ws atitutional Amendments, all 'lies" that. defeated the bond f which he recommended but - , Veteran Bonw. and has never Nearly W,noo will go to club It. Pstburg. ,v I . - _ ' - ••_ been seen fishing from the -or * survivors bridge. Pearl ollart, will meet In a national conMOTORS 910UN vention and memorial service December 7 In Clearwater. Three outboard motors and '111amincle survivors an asked a six.gallan gasoline tack Ito contact Edward F. UrOv- were reported stolen from is, 315-44th Avenue, N.E. Meadorli Marine, 2401 South LIGHT COMPANY W. I — -- I - ..-, ... -. - - "M SALES FLORIDA POWER - -:-. .: teachers for our student2," It. T. Alilwee. superintendent f schools, said. "Passage of I" -.. :- Thomas Holt Makin Jr., body of George Arthur 5 *300 French Avenue is enroll. aid, 69, of Clearwater. ed for the 19135.66 term at pulled from Tampa Day off Wontreat.Anderson College In the Courtney Campbell Cause- - : . me the present one Used to be an Elks Club or something. — i r built a courthouse. They tell members at Sanford Atlantic. 0 HO'LLER MOTOR - . I p Ii Seflhif101C C:wutyis (l4j$fl55 Club 4imlmA.type fuel.. . I . . , I ' " ; . amendments, including the $100 million rood bond issue '.th,h '.ns s'.'.u,npeii ulIti, r in the atiitt'.iiit. '.oti. Turning out in small nuni bere, voters in Seminole County a;provcd the six mills a' rt'ijut'iteui by the County School hloarui. The board ii flow empowered to increase school tax 2.25 mIlls, The vote for six mills was 3,192. An additional 395 votes were cast for more than aix shown they realize the impor. taflee of making every effort to maintain quality education In our schools; and retain good ,, The checks are currently be. part in "Three Ing processed. and they win .rI " gp gs we . a .4 on the campus Nov. 1.6, - 1 . Checks On Wa Players, a dramita group. 0 aal OQOUPg ayst's'lt co OIlOj1eStIhSStifl 3 I ., . ..'. '1 At the manic time they back. ~ ed oil five State Constittalon ~1 Christmas Club Wisconsin students who are account. at Florida State It costs so Uttle that the hating feature ig g ;I million road bond progrtn hi, Florida oters won't affect hi ;)ian's to seek re ekition next sear "and it on L effect the outcome of that race." The obiouslv diaipointed Burns, who had that he still fools education f l 1)Oilj. is the only field that could lbt1 1 ical prestige on the road I niake bnii u'commcnd a tax .-, ,.n .* . • ir..-r.iqt.I, •- t .• r • i . . Oflflhii ( 11.01 ..4 ' I tricil to .. ' mills totaled 1.459. "We are pl.'a'ed (lout Seminole County prople have ~ ', V.%tl - The vote for less than six . an. Christmas Club checks paid Michael 'Pikt.f ' of S sat logs ford Is among University of out from the holiday L $fl1OiC, SOOo SiU VISOrS. pmcdcaUys a fm bontia, Yes, I JOANNI'4 . fit that Casselliserry partment to Ile here Thursday -11)?1 MIN to 184,755; authorize Ilenry A. Ilryson allowed his spokesmun said tile tremor ,.as setnoted closest margin In history to —Mr. Buckley." out certain conditions to make some further stud. lOg the Legislature to pro. hardly felt but ru 'gistercd wits Go'.', Richard J. hiughicu was wife, lk'nrietta, who held the All alumni and faculty arc become [he first Republican which the School Board must it..,... Wharton added. vido one additional county ull scipinographs. There were mayor hince Florello LaGuar- re-elected In New Jcr.%ey by n upper hand in the family. nucet before a formal request Invited to attend. lie told the' delegates that judge fur I.nko County, 373, damage. iu'jiotts lit dia. lie thwarted her bId for rclandslide. tot the land can be made, with "we, are glad you came. t 115 to 187,100, anti showIng Lindsay, tall and handsome U. Go'.'. Mills E. Godwin 1 election as election Judge in a the request then to be pre, helps to clear up some mistin. the Polin Beach County Cir. ; In the John F. Kennedy Image, Jr. was elected governor of division of the 45th Word by sented Goldberg and his deritiandings, because the cuit Court clerk to serve st. emerged as a potential GOP Virginia by a comfortable running against her and beat. COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPl)— board oftodirectors. Caxseltserry site question is so as clerk of the County Gov. Joint-% A. Ith(stiva lire. sidential candidate In 190 plurality. Ing her by 19 voice. — different front what you have Criminal Court of VAcotd, —_ post-d that Ohio veterans of ,ill'.% 7.._._ _..1,....2 ,.187,117 to 155,209. been led to believe.'I i t Now. slid ------------- - -----------possibly of thu. t)ominksn au.- U . flo funds will be the annual Flainolesa I It .J •. Bums said today the stinging defeat given ' 11 . e A million Fioridiana are enjoying year 'round --.-.-. . ; - %4 . 44 .. 1 . . - Approximately $120,000 u-ill , - ' County for 100 per cent par- go into the malls Nov. II, to . j. . AOQM - -- -'- - - ** %.:. I I. - '1' -. .- .. -' : Personn Station Florida Eelsxperitnent of Its tile a cent"' have won a Gold Award from the United Fund of Seminole - ______ ,., ~ tE; .. third Park branch. I I the award is Winter Park Savings and Loan AssocIation, Fern • . I . : TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. IR his $300 - . received the Gold Award for a dance at per cent participation in from 10 p.m. to midnight . , .1% 10 - ,..a . Republiuiu - Bary Restaurant will be changed each month under supervIsion of Mrs. Viola - CAROLYN . St ace 11 n1 66 R . . cateti. the reuluestcti rnihlage hike will Scott Xelly. of LaksIssl $y DoWe Austin Seminole Jaycees, no assurance "I o South 'We have that an go a long way toward helping Miam M ayor Roa$ . 'I solve the prohilims we fare" Th ree resolutions, and prom South Seminole Young Yso the requist '.ouId lie kranted, KI 11th, both Josue man s iub and South Semi e \'ute rs also z-e elet ted tune ties of sc oral more, reqia en 11 ui. InLet hi'. rLqutrc Burns In 1064 11 both A ' incutnbt,it idiuol trustees hut in thpt Casselberry be made nob Oidimist Club presented meats, whitit in ts'sencs Is (0 un 1. aM t hi . , , it ttx)k a Wednesday morning the slt~, of Seminole Junior give, the gugrsntcfd 61 the Dew be chosen, &buol Board intl the State defeat hs J a ublie ceo . count of the nhas*tee ballots C.tI were han4ed to hdol rom the Alta Depaitnient of Yduicallon that of the Burns dminhitratl I Board otftc1i, to dtciic (hr niLe for one of 4 fbtrj1 I'iifl5i towfl council, the school will lie built on 'ihe latest totals of the titti posts log by representatives of asic >ttl'y i.,Om%J C U,, and $ 1' lection $ Ic iii tumneul to iffltt '.'.Lre Ha) South Seminole clubs and or group of South seminole may- the site, ' Wharton explained lioridmi MEDA MAItiI,YN lie noted further that Or- combining the vote untin Slatun I-'red W Hietline anti gaiiimations. ors I ey w prepare cage County requests catmnot of United Press Inte atlon. Edit in I). Hunt. Hiatline edged resouons a .r,..s WL'C. be considered as the school Is and the Associated Pr. last Mr.. Jean llrysnt ly t o serve Seminole County iOu- showed that with all buta macru 2$ voti's, JNW ••. ing principal of Etigewater dents others handful of the sta te's 2,496 Slaton reciivt'uI 2,700; limit, 111gb School in Orlando, urg. admilled It tre with .s room. precincts reported th. vets .,716; fliathlne, 2,550; and Mrs. lag that the site be chosen, derU*VC n.ne sites still Ufl was "75016 for the bond preBryant, 2,511, according to th also was read na oa • arc e w. ration, all at them gram and 424,4,14 against It. • h05 In rciilr to the requests, Ma San (ordMcuftleIi*l u-novas.. A fifth canuil• na mreem e ra Ins of A. L Skinner of Sanford First Street and The big counties led the sum Wharton, School Board F'"° ° datu', i)wight I). laiwretmcv, (iii. go we n T • C I was a recent visitor in Los SOe;IIO New a4lflC-uI) gruographtie attack on the bond proposal. intcul out that g chairman, 1St -cet I She Ix, lleti 1.G'Js votes. Mrs Kay center of tilt- county. None Angeles. His chief interest in JAKARTA (Ulli) — Army the Dew Drop Poot olte Four other propostifil canoti. di a Fsrst . d flartholoniviv received a write. Us Is on' have been approved or disapNEW YORK (UPI) — Rep. or ID72. California was In discussing I • Sulturto c ly a "possibility' amid the on. proved by the State Junior tutiunal amendment. on the vote. John V. Lindsay, a yoth1ui Ironically, it may have been In sweet corn shipped from Lell- other pep rally. presented file now anny high ly firm offer of a donation of College Board and further Only four precincts In Semi. anti-Goldwater Republican, to. WUIIAM F. Buckley—candidate wood. n,and lineup to I ntis I ;i;tt land on which to build the study must be done on all of cci. Before the Some, slated for tmule County voted against the co,n S ' school Is the I))son property them. Three passed easily but the 8 p.m. at Municipal Stadium, d.y won his energetic bid to of the conservative tariy road bitnO issue and tim' mu. ',iikj*riio umiti summn"uimcu.uI ).ow that cooler weather is the sponsors and their escorts bteome nla)or of the nation a whfth Undsa) said itCt out to report fourth, taxing mobile homes Urig. (,-n. on SIt 419. another precinct. uppoiimtiimcimt or a tie in "We are awaiting a setting in, it would be a very will be introduced, with the largest city, turning out an "destroy" him — winm made wits ' Only 10 acres of the 100 fronu the Seminole County as motor '.t!hicies Instead of tittiti of 0351 '.otu-tl in the 5uiIi Artu as u.hiit-( iuidtiii entrqched Dcmou.ratic re election of the liberal con t wise move if citizens had their queen to be named during Indonesian intelli. acre Casselberry site is own- rood department concerning property subject, to ad Val. special election — a mere 25 lot over all beaters checked. There have half-time. She will receive, & gime which blamed Its defeat &rossman possible. ed by Hubbard Casselborry, cost of access roads to the orem taxes, passed by a slim gence activities, per cent of the total register. a large Conservative vote. Beanie, a 5.2 Jewish book. been too many instances of watch and a bouquet of roles. with the other 90 acres hieing Casselberry and Dyson sites margin. A near - record turnout of keiper and long-Iliac regular ed voters, fires amid explosions result- A spectacular half.time show Quake Recoi ded .. In the hands of Allan (lcibd which will have an Important The other amendment. ?5 million voters in the city Democratic organ. '.k berg and Associates of Mi hearing on site selection. We which passed were those pro. lag from faulty heaters, is planned by the band and ifldi' than Ui'I ._ •i' epabted Lindsay to defeat Ization, said In his coiiu•'.sion, majore ttes. earthquake was recorded tit I Aml," Wharton Informed the also are extvc1ing Dr. Lec viding a fourth district court Democratic city controller "the main factor in this de. 'Upper Hand' . Another business firm has Festivities will Close with A government delegation. Tokyo today. — henderson of the state de- of appeals in Central Florida, the student lounge Abraham D. Beame by the feat is what I always thought Pill LADEI..PliIA (UN) I % . . ..... '. . north, south, east and west. Joanne Winn and Marilyii . '(From Santly). '' Epps Their escorts will be Al Boniface Jimmy Barks, Tom A total of '20 '185 motor ye Ilcmphill, Jimmy Dodson and I Jude licenses were sold In Rod Laney respectively Seminole County during 196C Homecoming aeUvities will I.- ' . Mor. than 17 mIllion gallons begin Thursday night with a ' of gasoline were sold In the huge bonfire and pep rail) '' hind the school at 7 pm , led county by the SHS cheerleaders in • . ' son of their traditional indian cos• Don F. Brumbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Brum- tunics. A parade th rough downtown baugh, 216 Citrus Drive, j presently enrolled as a cadet Sanford I. scheduled for 4 In the Army ROTC at the p.ifl.I'I'iday, with prizes tol tee or ,e University of I'lorida. • until 5 pm 1. Lyman Greyhounds. Sonford Is quite a place Named to the honored postyou can start from here and tions were Carolyn Walker, go any place In the world — Vicki Boyd, Mettle Neiman, - and the public is invited to attend, .- ' I I ) sach ,• .".i. Attack Squadron 86, visited queen and crowned du ng halt tim: feitiltie 0 V 5 0 the port of Yokosuka, Japan, football game between the recently aboard the ship. Fighting Seminoles and the _______________________ Mansion house A reception is planned dii. * - I • : - $outh China Sea, elivery (Herald Photo) i, 1 ~7--L 1 -I 1 • homecoming festivities Fri• The lieutenant, a member of day, with one to be elected 2221 Grapevlll. A. truck was driven by James David Post, 28, of Ocula. Accident occurred .. . carrier Independence In the en as sponsors for the school's by membe rs of the DeBary Arts and Crafts Club is bang ,, ._ CUT FLOWERS ' showing f I Elmore, 1101 Grove Five pretty Seminole High 31anor Drive, Is serving aboard the attack aircraft School seniors have been chos- PO'J'I'E" L4"0 semi-tractor truck and trailer, Medler sustained multiple injuries. Huge By Mrs. Leo The Semi-Annual Exhibit • . p, I III tile school milinge in Tuvs- I .1.,,. snores son of Mr. and Mrs. I accident Friday in which his compact car was crushed when struck by on SR 46, one-half mile went of Geneva. ~ . Lt. (ii) Lawrence L El- ece ion et At Mansion Roy Anderson, Sanford, assistant superinten. (Herald Photo) dent. - .- - the A letter front it man aboard the USS Independence in the South China Sea mailed SepI cd promp tI I tc mbc r 5 sri'. Sanford November 1 It car ned a ZIP code. It was atmailed. A letter written by the same nasa and mailed October 28 arrived In Sanford the same . dat. Flowers For All Occasional RONALD LEE MEULER, 19, of Oviedo, was listed In "good" condition' at Seminole Memorial Hospital this morning. following an automobile percentage of parents WnIng lalitylartielpating. They are, left to right, Dow- to • . ,1111L ZIP code? I . - - as , Who took tile ZIP out of I 322.0886 - The $5 membership award ~ Will be made at the meeting to the room having the largest 1, ~ 4 • for the year Is the purchase of books and equipment for the school library. . 4\; h... F £ I fly Paul flroolsliire arc: 'enilnole Countians I a w tie mar. e r appro'.a . .. . #A i - - , `-, I Homeco ,n!] es Slated Re-election -, Gra eville Florist purchased. The main project of the CTP ~ :'. B _-" 1d10fl1 Ufl . . Win 1n ,, HI ist S volunteer workers with their duties and ground rules will be esta blished in order that help can be quickly given in case of emergency. ____________________________ • - 1.1 SHS NO. 53 OKI ins • . one hospital bed, one wheel chair, and other smaller supplies. Training classes will be set up to Instruct and acquaint -1 FLORIDA i 4 Orange City Chapte r, American Red Cross, of which Ente rp rise is a part, explained that the chapter will supply • SANFORD, Sch ooIL ev YW the i ,way - 2771 ZIP Cods P'bSSS flIIS11 uv at the Methodist Church. I .,• 6 .. I 1, '. , , - I .:, -; ..k .4 , I) ! display at the Book Fair at the Council of Teachers and Parents meeting at 7:30 P. M. I I "' . 'II I I Richards, treasurer; Mrs. B. Parker, secretary, and • Prank Winkler. cheErar . .the oan. che . . . . 0 l sley College. Parents will be able to peruse her books as well as the i ..., I ~ ., She £ ,,OO, i,&.erau. atr e,.. T. .17 " I ?, _J, ___________ " and 'oe 'ibra'4an . It, I ill ___________ at South Pledged $24,802 j %j I VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1965 munications chairman Other officers of the unit are M rs. is checked for radio-activity at ISU (Jii Denfense Institute at the Civic Center. Others from the left: Herbert Johnson, county CD director; R. E. Culbertson and Harry Ilughey, F'SU faculty and co-ordi(Herald Photo) nators of CD Institute. chairman, — WEATHER: Tuesday 89-60: low tonight In GOs, high Thursday 80-84. teen chairman with Mr. Rosa Lee Peterman ashsraulstlnt. Carroll Peterman wil l be corn. JOHN ALIXAM)ER (second from right) Seminole County commission ate of came to Flor ida ,e'eral ago and ii a resident of Win. icr Park She has found that . -1 I1 . . Fair Miss Marjory BaletL Sanger, author of children's hooks ,1_ 1.ij , -; -~ - igz- , 11L it ~ ; . I . I I i. ~ i ! I I . •. .. Ofl visit by 1eel. ,I • Greenwood grove Island, 6mm,e,r and "'The Thrd wit c era 11cr newest boo, World of is redul. e fWhite cit On fleX Ye1I1!. ed bHi' Goal $35,000 - _____ Neal, and Dart Pender. Iltris. Harvey Duna, school lunchroom manager, is can- A ed an as the Dole support for local at the cous public schools "on - I 2s and b a nature study of Florida's swampland. Among other books which she has written are "Man. .1, .. I )S . .. ! .L c . . .A. , the group was that real estate i !, i .. - .1 ..- .1 . - 7 a RlIbl. A Red cross Disaster Relief Unit has been organized in Enterprise wi th Mrs. Alberta Warner an chairman. Serving with her as vice chairmen are James V. Richards, Jack In the school library. 11cr latest book, "Cypress ..' •. , fore a rs1ort a Love and Dr Dana F' Swiek ehtirmsn f th. .nmmlttse said tiiey wets '.ery imprt ed with e Governor's grasp of the educational problems and Its nSdL 1.1 e Governo? .urns si. moat sigaificant th ing he told r .' "The Nile of America" * * * ti' II 'anfnr1 ifijrra *ow r 4 _ Unit Organized I St. Johns River on the * * 10 In Enterprise Miss Marjory Barlett San. ger, author of children's books, spoke to the pupils it South Seminole Elementary School at Casselberry in conjunction with the Book Fair on display `ei #.' .. . , :7 . I 7 , 6 t Disaster Relief i By Jose Casselberry -,, - surrounding the Florida school system und up molt field work Monday with a ,. , two-hour closed.door conference wi th Go's' Ilaydon Burns Dr Ow toy staff dire tor and legal counsel for the I ,. I, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — - : v 12 Seminole Count' Casselberry CTP I - Writer lo Visit Concludes Field fri r ________ ________ --- Educalor-Team .I 7. - Ii 11 T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Betsy 111 Top Demon MIAMI (UPI) - Add the a cloudy spot In the trni devastation of the San Fran. Atlantic. cisco fire, and the recent Alas. The day was a hot on ha earthquake and they barely New Orleans and r.sld of Betsy th. were too busy trying to Ions demon of the 1963 hun. off to pay any attentlos the weather In the Atla cane season. hundreds of miles east of In point of damages. Betsy meaner than both the chain of Islands which boi was the southeastern Caribba other disasters and Betsy 1965 hurrIcane Two weeks later, I lone made the season one of the worst on se- cloudy spot had developed to Betsy, rolled across cord. Than were four hurricanes southern tip of Florida and two tropical storms In the south of Miami and season but the story of the through the Gulf to crash season Is the story of Betsy to New Orleans. and Its slap at South Florida and terrible stab into New Orleans. Betsy's dama ges totaled $1, 444,130,000. She left 75 dead. The suffering from her 120 sufle-an.hour winds, flood :: tides, and stagnant aftermath Is beyond counting. *. Tropical storm Debbie gave the (lull Coast a scare, but never did turn Into a burst. cane. Her gale-force winds and rains caused $2SmUllOfllfl -~ + Its fury and damages were Incredible. The damage to Florida was not as great u the amount attributed to Donna In 1960 or to Dora In 1964, but the damage In Louisiana alone exceeded that of any oth er other hurricane In history by a couple of hundred million dollars. Betsy took unusual looping changes In direction which put It finally on a course for South Florida. Shortly after It formed Into a hurricane, Just north of Puerto Rico + 511. Of ' Em All 1,1 ~ 1 taken many ninr lives thin Betsy's 73 vIctIms. And many seasons have had more bur rlcanes hit the mainl and. sed devasta tion by Betsy that attributed to any other major natural disaster of all I gjgj -rigyj I fuswe. FP i* OU CAN M5 N Ø4JT ic ts.g OUT10P4D ta'. , MAXg. [ 1.1 [IJ I S 'o*4C LO 4 you are over 35, di + + AA )\' ~ I ment. If you have a cold di go, but mark your eaten for Dec. ii, the next ci day. It's free. ort 't,4.0 ~, .~N + LK 43' Fo % :I - / ..,. S / GooL1k&To' E LIMIT Congratulations to the on Its action in tearing dc No. 1 Eyesore on U.S. 1 at the lakesIde entrance Sanford. • SS There will be no train the Azalea Bowl game In lstka Friday night. RaIlr officials have Informed school that It is Imposslbh provide the necessary eq ment. I ~~ . 111111111111 ""' SSS 9 TWO, PLEASE. k-A~ * 1. 1: + tI + Quantity Rights Reserved + . + LIVER + try, assistant chief of Storm. fury, "but It moved too far out to sea for our planes to lafra the.....-.uyi ,I__ •Iwe Ufl• IllS seeding and still have fuel for the round trip." Gentry figures at least 1200,Ooo was lost In the op.. ration. "But we got a lot of + U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND POT valuable data and have ma. terhila left over to give it n to nest year," he added. On Aug. 23, a globe.dr. cling TOM os weather satellite photographed and transmitted to Washington pictures of ++ + Maxine L. Bates Succumbs At 50 + + + +I J + I +i RIB U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF PLATE 29x RSt oa63 Stew 79' db-äk 93 ej tW Le. 79j + U. S. CHOICE W-D U. BRAND U S. CHOICE W.D BRAND GROUND LEAN ROUND BONE SHOULDER S. CHOICE W.D BRAND 1-BONE U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND FULl. U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND CHUCK CUT ROUND GOLDEN BANTAM U. S CHOICE W-D BRAND BONELESS ROUND U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND SIRLOIN '1 , TAKE YOUR CHOICE . 101 49~ 1 DIXIE CRYSTAL COLONIAL OR HERSHEY 4 Apples ..5 SWEET. • 'AG Oranges first aldermen and one of Its early mayors, Mrs. Bates was a native of Aiken. S. C. She moved to Casseiberry 33 years ago and was a member of the Casselberry Community Meth. odlst Church. Other survivors are a son, Dcsald L. and a daughter, MissMarkmL., both otCam. elsrry; her mother, Mrs. Lesta Lybrand, of Aiken, S. C,; two bruthers, James 0. Lykaid, of Bradeatnu. and Carl L. Lybrand, of Macon, 0s4; and five olden, Mrs. PNrI L. Pliakltt, of Forest City, Mrs. 161mM. Woodwssd, at Clearwater. I. C., sad Mn. Nell Cain, 01 Nam, Mrs. Eleanor C.-W, It Møota, I. C., and Miriam Brown. at Knoxville, NIWuk Funeral Mom. Is Is charge of arrang.an(a. FULL. S i 39~ ISO 49? 111 e ditktml JUICY GRAPEFRUIT OR OF VITAMIN REGULAR 29s 59~ - . JUMSO HUDSON TOWELS REG. 4/450 . - . . YAL ALL PLAVORI GELATIN "C . . 6-or. CAN I Orange Nip 10/11 5-LB. BAG FROZEN.. FRENCH . - - .... Njsq -- .on 14a. pee. &1111111411011 No *0141411 T11811%0 am I __ FRY 4/i. 9' . PURl SANbWICIIE$ OCti No. 2 Ceui/3 4 JACKSONVILLE (UP!) Cogrcssmsu Charles E. Ben- beautiful floats. Local, county nett called the 1965 session of and state law enforcement Congress the worst since he officials will escort the parwas first elected in 1941, The ads through Its route of Jacksonville Democrat said In downtown Sanford. . . s.0 — I I *I I i et 4S Pee. TAITU (Seas) 341"1111111 — u.0 ___ I U I #15 i th4 sees eau sea. rev ass NM woo %%M C tsS. I est tao- sees nses pee. te' .ae see. vimo eon. Ce' •se I TWO cats eet Tap UVI 24o i I Tszlu C.$d Water RIG. 00—SAVE + mom SOTTI.I I 5 9~ Classified ads -- 1MB, Imui,ssd I S . 0111111116 A*. I +++. - Sports .......... I-- ________i • Theft, B & E •. , ,,. -. I, ' -i. ),,• _______ +•+,, ________ _____________ ______ __________________ . 4' , ,, ' I A second teenager has been arrested and charged in the Nov. 18 burglary of hug Chrysler-Plymouth. 4 u r I n g which a 1005 Plymouth Barracuda was stolen. lie is Thomas Howard Johnson, 16, son of Mrs. Herriett Waddell, 518 Oak Avenue. Michael Nix. 10. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell B. Sapp, Banana lake, was arrested I Nov. 22 in connection with -•: this burglary, as well as one 'W . at Hemphill Motors in which 1?.WW another auto was stolen. 1. '. :'' 1 Johnson has been charged .' .. .4 • with breaking and entering in the burglary, and being an • . : •J.., -• accessory to auto theft. lie was arrested in Orlando and returned to Sanford on _________________________________ ______ l, ii an order Issued by Juvenile Judge Karlyle Ilousholder. The Johnson boy was arrest. FJ'i, 1: I ed in Orlando following an ' ' automobile accident, He was 1. charged there with having no driver's license, reckless tiny. . ' . ing, leaving the scene of an _______ _____• _ + L..es' -- — A. '...• IE 'I I .,-. 1 I-,,p" !~iM.-_ ! - ?TJz1 Fn--- _.- 1.~ ~ .1 \I" ~ . • a + and SR 438, plus additional factors such s' parking and early availability of the ti cillties. The Seminole Plaza site will face on the mall In the shop., ping center and will provide 1,200 square feet of floor space. It will be air-conditioned. Cost to the county In rent will be $250 per month. Chairman John R. Atexan Books have closed and all Riley, Eugene Jaques, Mrs. der said the board reviewed 10 proposals with rent ranging candidates seeking office in Marguerite Umstead, E. E. from IN to $350 a month. The Seminole County municipal Williamson, Aubrey B. (Gene) board "boiled" the sites down elections next week have filed. Meeks, Paul Maloney and Ray to four. The final four in con- In Casselberry, where dec. Shuford. tention w e r e Cas.elb.ny, lion are slated Monday for a Altamonte Springs will elect, South Seminole Bank, a site on mayor and two councilmen, a mayor and fillward one and 1.. B. Woodhams, incumbent, ward two council posts. SR 438 and Seminole Pliza. Commissioner W. Lawrence and Carl Stoddard are vying Qualified for mayor are the incumbent, W. Lawrence. Swoffora said most of the peo- for the mayor's seat. ple he had talked to preferred Seven are seeking the two Swofford, and Phillip Top., a the South Seminole Bank. council seats to be vacated by political newcomer. across SR 436 from Seminole George Howard and C. L. Keith Nixon, Incumbent, is Plaza. lie said some were op- Overman. They are Dr. Edith unopposed for the ward one posed to a court house facility Duerr, Lawrence Miller, Ann. council seat and candidates being In a shopping center. old Aldrich, Stillman Weeks, for the ward two post are Ho. None of the other commis- Robert Tucker, Frank Lucey bert Newell, Incumbent, and Bartley Davis and C. B. Coats. sioners voiced opposition to and Arthur C. Wheatley. All other municipalities hold- Oviedo will elect a mayor the Seminole Plaza site. Commissioner John Fltspat' Ing elections have slated tot. and two councilmen. Qualified for mayor are the Incumbent, rick made the motion to AP. ing for next Tuesday, In Longwood, three council. Lee Gary, and B A. Johnson, prove the site, subject to re' view of a two-year lease by men will be elected. Seeking now serving as justice of the the seats are L. C. (Jerry) peace. the county attorney. -• -Candidates for the council -- Alexander said he had talk. posts are the Incumbents, T. .4 the Seminole Plaza site L Ungo Jr. and H. L. Ward, over with various county fee and Mrs. Chlona Battle, officers and all seemed to faIn Sanford, vot.r.-wIB -da.vor it. ride only one rice for city The so - called Seminole commissioner. County court house annex will Henry (Hank) Johnson and begin operations In January. Dr. W. Vincent Roberts seek Offices expected to be repro. the city commission post for stated there include the SherGroup 1, now held by retiring Ill's department, tax collector, TALLAHASSEE (UP!) county judge, zoning and vot- A study has been ordered to J. H. Crapps. $1. L Reborn Jr. Is unoppoe. find why collections of 1'lorer registration. The county set aside $23,000 ida's controversial sporting ed for re-election for a second in Its budget for 1966 to pro- goods tax keep getting less term for Group 2. Election will be held In San. vide for the south county fa- and less. The Recre' ford Civic Center, Florida Outdoor cilities. Municipal Voting , Monday, Tuesday Commie Forces In Two Attacks Community Supports --- -- Sporting Goods - • + Tax Drop Study OI Ms + + . + + • + -- + + + +1 + + - — '; Slated By Stale stional Planning Committee was created to use money from the five per cent whole. sale tax to buy lands for state recreational purposes. But it is not getting much money, The committee also took under consideration an Interim WASHINGTON (UN) land purchase program de. Defense Secretary Robert 8, signed to qualify the state for McNamara said today on We $3,073,111 in federal recrea return from a quick lnspse. tlocal development funds. lion trip to vist Nam that Committee director N e Y North Viol Nam was tripling Landrum said he hopes there Its infltratiorr of men into the will be action on the Interim south study in December. In a pisneside talk with The 1963 sporting goods tax at Andrews Air has shown a decline In reve. newsmen Force Base, Md., the seers. cue during past months, Landruni said he'd like to tiC7 said the Communist, know the reason for the drop. were sending' men south at a Revenues from the tax have rate of 4,500 a month with fluctuated since the first of the return of dry weather. During the summer fond the year, and expert, at the Revenue Commission said soon season the Infiltration they were at a loss to explain rate was 1,500 a month, be said. why. Mac Returns From Viet Nam LBJ - 1+: Commissioners chose t It e site because of its location at the crossroads of U. S. 17.92 Mrs. Troy Ray 'Very Critical' ................... Cries Deer Abby ......Editorial page Entertainment Horoscope —. Jetsesa 1~1 SIGNS OF THE TIMES. Up go the Christmas decorations for downtown Sanford, to usher In the gala holiday season. City crows began this Week to affix the Illuminated ornaments to lamp (Herald Photo) posts. Accident with eraM £ ..w I Jailed In Car of the county will be located In Seminole Plaza. The Board of County Commissioners today picked the site over nine other locations considered. The Seminole Plaza site will be subject to a review of a two-year lease by County Attorney Harold Johnson. Ready Take-off shoved Into the pail, heal tention is focused on that Santa Claus merchants and Jaycees I in store for us on Dec. I 330 p.m. e . ~. Seminole County's co u r t Gemini 1 Pilots prices that really will n 1.0 •. 8 Youths Arrested For 'Egging' Homes Downtown Shopping Coo to se, this seasonal spect and enter into the festive. It. of the occasion. And they wend their way I through and past the at decked In their holiday fin Now Second Youth ' + their Yuletide shopping e C 55 DETERGENT is - Strike Fo. they also will see tnnst merchandise at the low I imi= Goes eat I J id CAN 2/29 REGULAR ho — I JIWIL I ~%' 1, I house facility In the south end School bands participating a newsletter the last session of Congress was wasteful and in the parade will be Simmole High, Lyman High, accident and using open pro. without fiscal responsibility. OvIedo High, Crooms High, fanity. JuMor..,ftoutl$aiss1e Niziw arrested liar: W. - Prime ole 3un1oi, ildnpbsi'ui'd, early in the morning, ater LONDON (Il he and two other youths Minister hiarolt Wilson today Land, Florida Military, Cler. Winter Park, L.usburg WAS expected to dispatch a were observed preparing to Eustis. Royal Air Force (RAF) strike syphon gasoline from a or There has been a change In force to defend Zambian Inter in the 1300 block of Summer, ests on the border with Rho- judging this year, in that all . Un Avenue. deals, The goynment denied commercially built floats will The you ths fled the scene be judged In the commercia l troops already were on when the police arrived, hay. REIN-DEARS of Seminole High School's March. division regardless of the WLY. Ing behind the stolen Be a' Ing Seminoles, led by their captain, Vicki Mcganlzatlon entering the t, cuda, which contained se veral Ardis, as "Eudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer," will Trophies will be given t. 'Bird' auto parts which also had head annual Christmas Day parade on Dec. 8 In the winners In each division AFB, Calif. VANDENBERG L. h satellite been stolen. The car had been , (herald Photo) downtown Sanford. do. with certificates of apprecla. (UPI}—A Frenc tion given to the runner up, _________________________________________________________ taken the night of Nov. 21, signed to study low frequency Divisions other with keys stolen in a burg. than commer. waves in the Ionosphere Is vial an, any Nov. 18 in which 22 sets junior civic, senior scheduled to be launched from civic, school and religious. of keys and another car were this coastal base next Monday. stolen. It is this Nov. 1* Jaycees expect the The National 4eronautics and parThe llurlary with which Johnson ade to be approxima tely Space Administration said the two miles In length, with a ii linked. 160-pound package also will larger crowd than last year, SAIGON (UP!) — ComNix and his two compan. study irregularities In lbs which was estimated to be ions of the night of Nov. 21 munist forces attacked a Ionosphere and measure dec. over 35,000. Nearly 100 unite were pick ed up early the next U.S. Special Forces Camp 80 Iron density, are expected to participate Police Chief A rnold Wit. get for egg throwers. morning', and Investigation miles west of Saigon today with the' larger number of 11ams has arrested 8 youths The trio of teachers turn- by the police linked Nix to a and ambushed a government these to be floats. The parade for egg throwing incidents ed in a list of the suspected breaking and entering at unit 265 miles to the north• Is sponsored by the downtown Hemphill Motors. A cur was east. merchanta sad staged by lb. Nov. 11 and 12, In which the egg throwers to Municipal stolen during that burglary, The first attack was drivhomes of three Sanford Jun. Judge C. Vernon MIte at the too, but was found abandon. en off with lusTy enemy Jaycees. losses but outcome of the se tor High School teachers were time complaints were tiled, ed the next morning. and Misc, in turned, referred Nix Implicated the John. cond battle was In doubt. lbs targets, Freeze Warning In the attack on the spa. son youth in the Nov. 18 In. CAPE KENNEDY (UP!)— The arrest were made fol- the list to Williams. dcl Forces camp near the With prospects "looking fine" Charges filed against the cident, and during a confron. filed by owing complain ts titian of the two juveniles Cambodian border, Vietnam. for a Saturday launch, Gemini Given Southland Mrs. Shirley Second, 115 West youths Include vandalism, de- Monday,Johnson admitted his ese officers estimated at 7 Astronauts Frank Borman United Press InternatIonal 16th Street:; Morris K. For- stroying' personal property part in the crimes. least 104 Communists were and James Lovell today re. Hard freeze warnings were Nix has been charged with killed in the flye hour batguson, 2030 Jefferson Ave. and disturbing the peace. vived the flight plan that will in effect today as far south The teachers had original two counts of breaking and tle, but American advisers nue, and Harold Swank, 020 make them lb. world's most Mississippi, Tennessee and Morison Street, Dsltona. ly posted $100 reward for In. entering, at least two counts said only 15 Viet Cong bodtraveled spacemen. Kentucky. According to Williams. six formation l.i.ling to the of auto theft, possession of ies were counted. At the same time. 23 track. Light rain swept inland of the youths admitted ,lriv- aprehenslon of the egg throw- * stolen autotnobile and de. Allied casualties were deIng stations around the globe across the Pacific Northwest. Ing to Deltona and searching ens, but this was withdrawn stroying private property. scribed as "light." rehearsed the intricate Job of Snow squalls along the cast. out the Swank home to born- following their own successThe second battle broke Iloth boys are being held Is following the 14-day voyage urn shores of the out in Dish Dinh Province ful detective work. Seminole County jail. Lakes bard It with eggs. of Berman and Lovell and closed the Erie Great (Pa.) Airpo + 265 miles northeast of Saigon Although questioning of Complaints were tiled after watching the space chase of and piled two feet deep rt where an estimated battalion Second reportedly ohthe youths by Mrs. Second Driver at Mrs. days Gemini S nine Charged after Conneaut, Ohio. about 1,200 CommunIsts from one and Carlton took place in the tamed a confession Gemini l's launch. Grand Rapids, 14kb., re. of the boys who then named school, non, of the egg After struck a Vietnamese regional The spec, agency said (cmi- ported nine Inches of snow forces militia company an throwing incidents occurred others Involved, the Mrs. Teana Minton, 2518 at 6 Pilots Walter Schirra Monday and roods were block. ur,. S.cord Hugh on school grounds or during Yale Avenue, was charged rout, to reinforce two pla. and sad Thomas Stafford .4 near Grand Travers Bay Carlton, Sanford Junior High school hours while the boys Monday night with failure to eons of popular force troops. running through portions of in Michigan. School 'principal, reportedly were under jurisdiction of have her vehicle under eon. their rend.svoua maneuvers Temperatures early today questioned the youth after school authorities. troi and leaving the scene of In the (mini simulator while wdled ranged from seven degrees Mrs. Sacord saw him closely Williams made his arrests an accident she struck the Hernias and below sire at Aberdeen, 8. D., Inspecting her house the at Sanford Junior High and rear of another vehicle and their flight PIU. Mrs. Troy Ray Jr., wife of to 73 at Key West, Pie, morning after it was a tar- Seminole High School. a masonry fence, and fled the Seminole County tax colthe scene. ')NWONS IVW Sheriff's office reports in- lector, was in "very critical" dicated hire. Minton struck condition In Florida Sanitarthe rear of a car belonging Ium in Orlando this morning. Mrs. Ray suffered a brain to Gerald Eugene Ruler, Radio Avenue, at the Inter. bemorrage at her home In Sanford late Monday after. By Paul Broebalsir. up their support with their section of Onora Road and noon and was Pinch said today. rushed to the Sanford Avenue. Armed Forces Appreciation Finch said the program was presence on the battlefield, if hospital. She I. the sister of Day, to support President the outgrowth of a vote tak- necessary," Finch said. "We Mayor M. I.. (Sonny) Re. Jkepo" policies in Viet en by the United States Jay- are asking our community to Wasp Sails + born. Nam, will be observed In cees who overwhelm In g I y observe Armed Force.. Apprs. BOSTON (UP!) - The airSanford Dec. 7 — 24th anal- backed the President's policies dillon Day.' craft carrier Wasp,, prime re. All citizens are urged to covery ship for lbs December versary of the bombing of In Viet Nam. WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Pearl Harbor. TIacb said that 92 per cent fly the American Flag all Gemini 6 and 7 twin epsee national crime rate jumped A coamunity'wlde proirson It the Jaycees In the United day Dec. 7 and to write or missions, sailed from Rie14.fl five par cent Is the first nine DA Is beIng planned ends, spea. Staten.,. subject to be called wire President Johnson ex- today. for its station In the months It thIs year, FBI Disorship of the Sanford Semi- in case of national emergency, pressing appreciation for the Atlantic Ocean south of Her. rector I. Edgar Hoover re. muds. usia Jaycees, Prr+o Stash "The Jejeess plan I. back Armed Vures, . WWA10 — 5 5 S S And the announced plans scads of bands and their sic.with-a.sip, glamorous beauteous floats, heart-wi big youngsters, balloons and of course, good ole Si Clew.. Thousands of home I and visitors will flock to Shortening 3 49, .. pi.. 211 Con PINEAPPLE JUICE I WHIlE SWIM daIs, local beauty queen., the color guard from the NAS Marine Barracks, and many Irresponsible What's wrong with ne w, pers1 A lady complains I the Ink rubs off on the tim w with $300 aids,, Richard town Sanford, will be high- - ami's beachboy jewel thieves, with Santa Claus greeting was sentenced to five years in the parade watchers. Other prison for getting caught with highlights include 13 marcho traveling bag full of $100,000 Ing bands, the Hahia Shrine in stolen department store Temple fun and frolic unit, Jewelry. many city and county offi. the checks and the U.S. i plies the balances. 490! LI. BAG Lbnit 1 wish $3 cidse or more REG. 31CVCI(lPt GOOD SAVOY cHoc. CREME ow DOTIED LiN I I Limit I otatoes,. . 79, _i*1 ',S r pa•ss••••ssa•sseees•es•*aaa•rcuy our llama Is a nxbuap.d It at •am.i, 1.LI. QYRL 570 RED STAYMAN The parade, to be held at 3:30 p.m., Dec. 8 in down •• . Duncan Pearson, a pal of Ml. lighted by the Jaycee float Some wag has uccIn pointed out that the tin States truly operates on system of checks and balsa The rest of the world Wi BUTTER SugarREGULAR Sale I Travels Over *"'. I. I,il, 4-i -.k 1, ? "' , :: I * - -~ ,~:_.....%-:_,.____;,;~.,::t.~1rg,!,V11~ '41,.qr~, "' I and more are coming In daily. come MIAMI (UPI) • •. MIAMI (UPI)—The body If there are any organizaa MIAMI woman, Mary Wil tions that have not been con. son, 23, a passenger in a car tided, they are asked to call w h I c h crashed through a 3225481 and make a reserve causeway railing and plunged tion for their entrant In the Into Biscayne Bay Saturday, parade as everyone is wel. Sign observed near Ch eta: "Turtle Bros. - Flu tackle and bait." LAND 0. SUNSHINI ~" . To Highlight washed ashore Monday. S ._, .'.. Yule Parade ' Body Found SSSS • NO. 72 r J. MIAMI (UPI)—The body of . a three-year-old boy, Richard Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Chanlofi, object ot big week ca- Christmas parade chairmen .... end search, was found in a that ninny local clubs, port net car his suburban home. re businesses and organizations have mailed in entry forms S•. let Corn Boy Drowns 1 1, • ________________________________________________ FANCY BRIErs young Sanford father api from 10 years in prison robbery through the Off of a Tampa newspaper rep or, Is the subject of a leni article In the current issul "Inside Detective." The an efforts which ci • details the ed Watson of the crime. S S S There, are two Sanford I Illes with members servIng both the police and fire pertinent staffs. G e 01 Harriett was r e cc n I named chief or the I ford Fir. Department, his brother, Herman, is a trolman with the police pertinent. James T. Its serves as a patrolman for police and his son, Louis is a fireman for the city. • WEATHER: Monday 69-64, .23 Inch of rain; low tonight In 40s; rather cold Wednesday. SANFORD, FLORIDA 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, NOV. 30, 1965 Santa Claus 555 Robert Lamar Watson, U. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND LEAN ALL MEAT i i 'anthrb r C ity To Greet Holi day Leave It to the ladies contestant in Saturday trig "Powder Puff" race at 0 Ole Drigatrip started ofi reversel S S S S Mr. and Mrs. James V. I ren of Sanford have been i .4 to the roster of the Flo+ Sheriffs Boys Ranch Bt era Club. The club Is Opel those who contribute $10( more. + BEEF to-ak 93' SteakLe-6 3 to141111111111111FakL& 9 x Roast LL 98 BACON Mrs. Maxine Lybrand Bates, 10, of 221 Lake Ellen Drive, Casselberry, died Sunday. Wife of Fire Chief Paul A. Bates, one of Casseiberry'a The READY SHORT CUT Roast . 58 Stew - + BRAND OVEN LL U. Roast 48 Roast 39? 59~ ~15 LL "19 + U. S. CHOICE W-D U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND CHUCK SLICED CALVES VOL. s•ø + t Sunday morning churc era In Sanford were star to see the trunk of an nhant waving to and fro fi the back end if a truck a passed through town. It only "Jewell," the danc elephant, on her way to I Day at the HI4)! plant. . :. ii, coo. + thru December 1st eludes the San Francisco fir. Prices and the recent Alaska earth. quake put together." Betsy was the fourth burn. e' cane to strike Florida In the two years, and Dunn says 0 therein may II. a trend, 0 "Th, fact that we had only four hurricanes this season VeG. doesn't mean much In terms A %i of a trend," he said. WI S 0 0 could have numerous storms next year. tU 15 0 "But the tact that four , \" ,aio t1 et" ' struck the southeast or Gull t\CT ,rtboe 0iJ\\\ e coasts In the past two years in. rteC'B' " ..,i \eO hl dicates the gradient is pro.f,v p 'rA 0 ,iS\ bably swinging south again. ¼J"" % "From 1951 to 1, Flor. $ -'. Ida went through the lowest c4e' Sçe' 0' & 60\\00o,iiul O *1*%xv part of Its hurricane history e)L'1 "# e" i0t. with only three storms hitting iç ' t.A •' . 94ee (\O' the coast. Things have chang. 0 v't c2e\' and the New England ' atatu apparently an, going to , " get a breather for awhile." 0'I' - ' pet 6 ' ' The season's four 'canes completely foiled "Operation .A4" Stormfury," set up by the federal government, U. S. Weather Bureau scientists and I Navy to try and bomb the centers of storms with silver Iodide crystals and by chemi. W.D BRAND 101 WHITI REGI 00 SLICED cal change reduce their fury. 100 PUS STAMPS Wi Betsy was almost seeded at Cs'4en i Uiwuperth one point, but was too close to the mainland when It stop. Gr. BEEF peci long enough for hurricane bunter plan., from Roosevelt Roads, P. IL, to fly Into It and LI. LI. Inject the chemical. "We also planned to seed Elena," said Dr. H. Cecil Gen. L 1 forget about the Glauco Detection Clinic from 2 1 in. Wednesday at the Si note tt County Health Dep 1. ,.'.I .I I ~. s", - .~ . * * * * * * a I KAGE, NO DEPOSIT -HOMOGfNIZcD D : : ..:.:.: : 'I + -1 ected rtHouse Annex S IteS IV I "The Nile of America" on the St. Johns River Seminole County Seminole Plaza Is iljrrath (74 0w rri m-u Chosen cou ..A: or,v TH 'NM Fka ft I 7 ,I ,.I ip,n~ ,-~ I JF_ (, ,--,,, %,*'4 \-,fI, I IT-11 JIN av, ' ' Good 0 ,• By Robin Moore the en Berets I VIA '' %,!~-'. i~',.~ I ,111 "I S S S *:. 1 . —J 1 1 AOOUTTr • z ltNt ews S CAN .tz. 1K c.c5R I 1'} m.C( A - v.--r " LW -, Page 12— Nov. 29, 1965 rriIb I -:"* ..,...1**: Bureau at Miami, said that otier hurricane seasons have rd of I iBetsy tnr'.lad Mines; do. Florida but an additional mine west. It swept west and gm- lives were lost In Atlantic dually began to turn north. wa ters from boating or fishweet and then north missing leg mishaps. In Louisiana, mostly the the Bahamas. But somewhere st, delta area around New Or. off the Central Florida the storm did an about face, leans, there were U death.. came back down through the Mis sissippi reported one Bahamas and then turned due death and Arkansas three. wes t again through South "Just to give you an Idea," Florida. said Dunn. "The conservative Tides which reached 11 feet damage to offshore oil rigs In some areas did most of the In the Gulf of Mexico alone damage In Florida—to gilt, was around $100 million." firing hotel row along Ml. "I hope we don't have anami Beach—and New Orleans. other one like this for a There were four deaths in long time." damages to the Florida pan. ;: handle and Southeastern U.S. according to weather bureau figures. Gordon E. Dunn, chief fore I .... caster of the U. S. Weather ' 1*I*YLtrb 16-5 + : :. •T0++.1 - + 16 I I; -+ ELEGANT PIN-AND-EARRING SETSI 0114 2 $ Tailored and dressy styles . . sat with ghwI, ps.udo.peerti and çlltt.rinq synthetic steuss . .aU just perfect for gift-giving I Penney'. pelsee them way, way down ,,.even glf$iben.s she. for VW Holiday giving couldn't b..ael.,I ++ . I 0111111 + �i_ _ I If -- Competition Up [1.' e Al Rocket Derby -''-.;- - 4 ' ¶4. . .11 .. -_ _;.: ' !..l; ~ I...",. 1~ Ii" 1 J•'L La IU D5UT We 17 Karaon so been was .o.p.utles at oü.t of ass, zg&s Cub lust Push 111110 that, . ~ ; j - -. - the toeks sailed right out the s.-. fl •ft. ' wa 'as their ly engrossed the hick finally bought three winner. .. IUm Boyle OK Ronnie Owens, 11usd. Zsbe . Wethsthgtss, third. Tu rues., which were . PW4 d to r.& War monthly misting of ow gsck at Bear Labs Element- WINNING ENTRIES in Bear Lake Cub Pack "it Rocket Derby for work. inanship are (front, from left) Paul Holzapfel, first; Donnie Derickerr g, ,. ._ on da son, second, and Darrell Smith, third; for speed are Kim Boyle, wires strung full length (back? first, Ronnie Owings, second, and Kobe ether1ngton, across as third. . back 01 do audi. torium. Jads. wm 1. (Joodeimough sad Hugo gig. gb, eomndtt.em.s. Winning on workmanship were Paul ______________________________________________________________ . k,, Smith, third. The meeting was Opened by Den 5, 1.4 by Mrs. Ii. Mar!.., whIch led the pledgs tothaflag and slnglngef ' Aasrlcs." PusMat1.s of . awards inek glues fuliewimig the Derby. Cubs PsrticI,SUII,, a*d the sW*rds r.c.lvdd, wets Ronnie mnti _ arid at.,.. Distort, atl s.suu $mno, Hssais ___ sthezisgtos, been ', fI Mort RObe - : 7 • . (1) I .' , r .. .: It ... ., .. . sad. Teddy lybleki. / alaki, Store leehisy, DensIi E *" Robert Nestals, Kok RICHARD W. HOWELL in congratulated by VAII-11 chief officer Cdr. Mmd% &M Dag Knave Cho raw ples; Nag" R* K. M. Sandon, after Howell was named "Plane Captain of the Month." Howell. who, with hits wife Pe gy Sue, lives at 601 Palmetto Avenue, in "VMS Nhh" Jeff from Chattanooga, Tern. He been In Ui. Navy since 1962. He no. Kromer, aid Dud DoeHtsts, ported aboard AR-11 for duty In August 1968, and Is preaently aerv. second yea r plI%5l . i '' ir with the "Checkertalls" aboard the USS Forrestal. (Navy Photo) Rebut Koons, ftW Marles, ~I V Rom Steve - Schools Warned . strom and ,a. Lynn, $4Mllagher,BogsrEos. t'f - er Do. Dsrlckaeu, Dean Hiatus. and Des Legal Notice I . £516 4 Knox a. fl Avenue r, IL!R 'w1 W4•- 0 - --- Chimen are you live a little better boutin of tM U. & --- ____ . Savings Bonds program.-because so many people In . our Stat. buy Bonds and eventually rsdeem them to buy things for which they hav, saved. During the last 24 years, many billions of dollars 'xs'P-•' . '.; _____ 't'.. . i •flt r .. . . ' .4 .;,t '. .1 .I '.,,t- -,. 1. have flowed 4' k51" a son, Richard Rountree, of Sanford; his mother. Mrs. riii lbs Minimum official seal it this communit ciii •shis,t. Top s.d .id,. if semis semis step "seeeb-se.*" - He pal for emmien or elms UMITID TO OPEN do s 1. * %* .,. , J': - ~~(U4' -1 i*4 't-. I., active member of the Club of Oviedo and of . 19;71 Hsydo,trui 1 . - - -... - __ 1 ~ . •1 L .Th"t1h 11 I - 15 1 -__.._____ .".. ..... 0 I- 0 0 PUSINT I - ;,:14, 6 J -- ,- - HONE: x 7 a 733 _ _ , ••__ I , . I 322=9 90 SS 396 by Chevmlet - - .. - (• S I _ is amp,eveliss -. - .. - 0 - "4.- lM4 .'r 1 1 . -a .. •.- . .'. - .- _. . • ' .. -- ' • Turbo -lot po eruboth ' , -- , - shift. Ai you Typeredfro the item ticked off above* tho.s can weren't meant for the drIve who Is willing to ..ttl. for Mlii, They're ac hieer.d from lb. chassis= up as cenigzsosnhs road machines, Standard output d the mew ....' .-..-. ,, ck :s.ii "&...,, - andfloormount.d ... - ktil P -' - '' ¶, ¶ -. ;.. VS-which ______ 825 I ,,- US the cownstlble id spertcoups88$Bmodals-if . -. - ::: :- power plant liaiio awl" io a 360-hp version, So much for what hspses os straightaway's. How about curves? You rideosaipesiahly desIgned 88 111 i'---I- wI flat-cornering aueaiios sold wide-base wheels, A fully qncbrosdasdlq'.d - - -. --' - I' . 1.1 -...., . •. Ia - -. can order a 44esd or Pbire glide-also is bushel frost seats, center cow* sad 90 lnutrumemfratles somd Iftawymenuma suloos ow? fl*asyoslas . ''%.• Wu7OI1d1VdRIS7O' -I -, - :- - aler'saidirycmendUam j 88896ioraay of , • '\1 • 01. -4 -: , qpf*4p idraiheaaL hi. praacalaS ssa_ut 1ev*mast . 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Lutheran Church In ."', t - a I... _ 11-0110, r.-Yi,- ---r -eft '- APPROVED ThxW PHNOM PEN!!, Cambodia men were releasd "because of up at a Cambodian border - Two American ser. the popular movement in the post Sunday night. (UP!) Slavia6 She and her husband have vicemen freed by the VIM United Stales against John- 'Flzey told today's news conone married son living in Cong after two years captivity son's politics." The VIeI Cong fcrenco that they would press said today they wanted to quit snan identified himself as i.e ahead with their anti-war campaign even If sanctions .the Army and leada cam. Van 1)kp. :rThe soldiers are Sgt. George Were liken against them by , r. - - ..... ' paign In the United States to E. Smith of Chester, W. Va., American authorities because .. end the VIM Nam war. and Spec. r. Claude V. bic. "we know the two aides of "The United States has Clure of Chattanooga, Tenn. history." nothing to gain from the war In Chester, Smith's mother, They said their liberation by In Viet Nam, for the Viet Cong Mrs. Thomas Potts, said today the Viet Coiig was "a direct I I ~ ., are the people," the two sol- his statements in Phnom l'crih Consequence" of pr o t e s ts "to I diers said when they were were inconsistent with letters against the war which are be. brought before a news confer. she received from him while big hold in the United States. eare here arranged by the he was a prisoner "unless he's Cambodian government, changed a lot in the last two The statement raised the years." Watch Dog? possibility that the soldiers Mrs. Potts said her son SELMA, Calif. (UPI)-Res' had been brainwashed during volunteered for duty in Viet taurant owner Ray Aspezi told the time they were prisoners Nam and never expressed any sheriff's deputies he was robot war. The VIM Cong an- dissatisfaction nith U. S. pot. bed of $225 by a gunman who nounced their release to h000r icy or with the armed set- came to his trailer house and anti-war demonstrations In ft vices, forced him to open a strong United States. "They (the Cambodian gay, box. A representative 01 the Viet tmurnent) could make them Aspesi said his watchdog apCoozg who accompanied the say most anything before they preached the robber - and soldiers to Cambodia attended let them through," Mrs. Potts stood by contentedly with, the the news conference and read uld. gunman petted him as the robstatement In which be said thel McClure and Smith turned I bery progressed. St. Luke's future of our State by investing regularly In U. S. Savings Bonds. -, Released Worn. ! and an an's ways to help us grow further. Series E Bonds come" 8 different sizes Garden Club Ovie AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATiON SHOWROOM: ing Mrs. Selma Williams, John Carver, Roy Echols, D. Mi-s. Margaret Raynor, or the K. McNab, and J. Martin church office, Stinecipher. ' tion of the town. She Is president of flit il7i 2$ lL 0 liest possible date by call- Morris, ft. K. W. Sturdivsnt, thia 016& Aomfmu& 111111~llk am prelpetioll undersigned. 8=504 SuI .ssugi see. Bya Martha i Vible. eut,ee ,r al It 11 Most any sad sit bids. iii W61110 Ily liIsrmslity in an, bid, and HUTCil5i LU!) L.20rrL,Sft mea, uii,tl isIi. 50 reJeet the bid if lay billow Vhs in T he opinion of the VItA, gloat Office Drawer 51 gusto Usasee pie W4 prs .siI Attorney 00 "to Oil *1110111 bids PsWt.$ev. IL $0 Dest sIvsar-s rmo _____ at "afteL "ft as 0--lOUlINO LDUerow lmea$ aice..bU. &ei ef. PaltiWer. IS INS let, Herald w.ss a Zi the progress and beautifica- today •. . VV C.urt, I Jobs and improved earnings for countless worker*--In our cities and farming ie alike. The people of our State and America hold a record total of over $48 billion In Series E and H Bonds . .. money that will someday be spent In worthwhile ____ .. I ,• A. wurm A PLAY will be presented by Bear Lake Brownie Troop 606 on Dec. 14 for mothers and other Brownie Troops of the Bear Lake Elementary semis of Oviedo take a more .I. I,, this ' I..... 'i .,_ ,, Then dollars have benefitad our merchatsit manue active part in their municipal government." Site also Is for hS.t4,I,I economy of ' ft"°" •"d bb"ild uilders. Afld Ifl so dOsfl 'have ereavd __r ••.. .". as Use desire to "see the citi- back On FREE of Dorcas Rountree, of Dothan, Ala.; sisters, Mrs. Emma will have its annual Christ. Baxicy, of Dothan, Mrs. Netmas Banquet at 7 p.m., Sat. tie Edwards, of Montgomery, ut-day. Dec. 4. A varied Christ- Ala., Mrs. Genie Hughes, of nina program Is being plan. New hampshire, and Mrs. ned with Kenneth Mcintosh, Sally O'Hara, of Tampa; bro. Seminole County prosecuting thers, T. L. Rountree, of At. attorney, as guest speaker ianta, Ga., J. B. Rountree, of for the evening. llirmlnghsn, Ala., and E. 1.. It Is requested that all Rountree, of Washington, D.C., class members and guests and one granddaughter. nmko reservations at the earPallbearers were It, E. School. In practice session are (front, from left) Debbie Riddell, Pam Bishop, Kelly Norris, Becky Huffstutler, Allene Forward, anti Dawn Broadawny; (second row) Gayle Nichols, JoAnne Krenzer, Jean Shearer, MaryLu Krenzer, Kim Clark, and Janet Bowers; (back) Kathy Ostrander, Linda Darrell, Amy Trowbridge, Augle Josoy, Karen Yates, and Debbie Terzolo, (herald Photo) - ,0; V t7f, the1town for ' the State and 4I* _________ Into the I Phases: -- - - M Is for progress In Oviedo and, If I arn elected, everyone will have a voice in c town government," concluded. . e . - BLOWER Lake Monroe; John J. Scufert, ford for 45 years. Orange City. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Alice L. Roundtree, of Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Lancaster, of Florence, S. C.; and this announcement 1 ask you to make me your mayor. SALES TAX QUARTERLY REPORTS INCOME TAX RETURNS Pre-Season Savings of TURBO "Through the newspaper , Do You Need Help Oni $19.95 in PinkAnnie (lersey and baby girl, and, Ala., he had Lived in San- - TAX SERVICE HEAIERS Guy Corns, Casselberry; Ar- Memorial Park. thur Marcham, Lake Mary; Born July 19, 1900, Castle Class Plans Party AND WARM MORNING Discharges Elr.orn bit, Pamela Her. Funeral services were conman, Julio Ann Sevigny, Ru- ducted Monday for AIsle D. dolph Scott Jr., Hattie VIl. Rountree, 65, who died Sat. liai,,e, Eldurn Vance, Sherry 31. Grubb and baby girl, Bar- urday. Rev. Fred IL bara Howard and baby girl, of First Baptist Church, offi'ernc Messenger, Sanford: ciated. Burial was in Oakiawn The Castle flare of Fit-.t I Methodist Church, Sanford, __ Take Advantage Alvie Rountree Funeral Held Titusville. ACCOUNTING RELAX IN COZY COMFORT I erts, Cauellterry; Om Catsup, ruled the result of a hunting Defiary; Monette Stevens, accident, but no final ruling Lake Monroe; Dorothy t. Pro- has been made. vatt, Osteen; Mildred Demise, Hollywood; Robert Terrell, Mt. Dora; Mitti. L. Harvey, Orange City; Susie Crofton, "speak their minds by coming out to vote Dec. 7 whether they are for him or h is op. . _____________ reminols County. Ill Chanoory. Aa.unt. PV1STOIII IIPSOaiAIIiL An laissasliss ivUitin with copy 15th Isla, di o . ' et to ales Iadl.iliee Ii to hi Msrtgsge (hamil. ($t,,) ui..i*a.saI1i' lag Papsim r"all ,64 to sipporl lush 55*5. APtbUr U. Ilsehwit Jr,. aiutaeui masnat), bidding IuIructI..s, and an auiboriaation to cloth of the Circuit 0.urt / ' . a "umge TOMOUT covemm to rest. 1:1IsIset to drain. ant sthe ng*t the .test theirsof. fr 1dub0fbnhe51a g Avenue to to rt-4ulr# Sat .ar d'b.latorsoll" buM LI may the titl gas,oto Plaø epicifled. tORus ise prepediss eqs seld a. is. Upon •5soUtIo of the In said Court oh the 35th lay (ISAL) M115 contrast %he EU bidd.r Is required Is pay over I. necem ber, A. t, toss, at BOARD OP COUN'ry Colt. the dltt.rsue between the .00 &eloek' A 51 tO show the MItsNi v esual ututoxxae or 520511. easr. Nuniavalid Amos*I eiate above 51d lbI ppice Wit UI "liIss shou' OUl COUNTY, rtoaw* eacaed M O. by east IsmpiIlUv bidding, this I. be applied on not be ranted. it load L Brooke she pircadSe. the sS.oss.tsl bidder I. required to •1S1s the Herein tail not o final Ueputy Clerk. sale by paymoal of 54?4S4 sal.. price Is cash upon resalem dietSs at adoption isa hO X. Pitt. laor Albert by the euceseefel bidder and. as to sled declaring. *514' 40 Third Puty MaseniLauiiding say pr.p.riy asS eelS Is a Third Party Purchaser within S child the ii.,! child , Sanford. Florida. saIks after eleestiK at the esise seuttsct by paying to the "titieaer. Att.ruy top P.Iitisssp. pu& Ike am.uM essbllthaS by the eeap.tilive bidding. the W1V4M*S s baud and the bt15si itoy ii, toss to aee.p a pucks., mosey mortgega ith:!!h 0 . IS: LILInAv.nu: lIl 'v L iva Charles Scott, Bradley Cod. near Astor. Police said he tick Keith, Joshua Jones, died of a bullet wound through Richard Rank, Pamela Coop- the right temple. er, Sanford; Moody E. Rob. The death was tentatively build their homes. "The new space university also will be only six miles south of Oviedo and it Is ex. peeled th at some 6,000 to 7000 students will attend this fine school." Johnson asks the people to ~ otice it0t & our. State grow :r;: Hail of Altamonte Spring.. 174T$ or PtORIUA, LiD OP a at 5:00 P. 11., Decim. Florid rvil.io waivani.. her $. 1001, , To wuou IT MAT CONCERNi S own of Altamonte To, will take tice e PUBLIC spvaaiso Spring.. PlorNa, reserve, the Board of Countynoci IS right to reject as) or all bids ems of I.minoleoount ' MilTiva SIDOO von uaa. as CQPI Its P.dsrm) Mis sing 4s1siutrstIoa invites bids for the and to waive any Irregularities Ida. at Ii o.clook A Il or as Seli.wieg or* is Of properties. sale will be by oral competitive or technicalities. soon thereaft practicable. biddlag for mU pt the peeperties as an entity fo%iowihg lbe sub. hi Dorthy lMrde.a on the 14th "T'0,': m er, misalsa of 5ulIlirL*g leadeN U the minimum price as to each Town Clerk fi A. D "I I ' IS Town of Altamonte prepeety stated hsr..ttee. Vs aaiify ter o.asIditalleu each are' Room '' 'UF attiC rpr1n Florida tender a s its face shall be firm, unoonditional, responsive, fired at Iantei ,, Semin ole us the Publish Nov. It. liii In eec amesat eerta*n sad aM in the alternative, not Florida. • a publia VKA. sad thail be e.b.utted is I firm to be obiØtned from the C1i8$P bea,l* use. ce Sr an Csd.r.igned. mine c.?efl0 or no the 6Ufl. Hids are returnable for public opining at II A. Al. local nowsos or ADOPt*OI a a n• time on DSCIMDNR 7, liii sub. Federal Housing Admihiltra- isis siam or PLU*IDL Mion and 04.0, vsftt4 .i aad ills. 41,. OffIce indicated below. any fight of lb. Count; Tamps, Florida U 0 5 Sat to the All .1 the propertiSk identified as Oroup No. ISO for biddingPL.ACK Op nnswgm-ic • urpomo are leestad in M$eel* Meighis is/If, isalerd. Seminal 4 is Its BARRY AVLNUI, .:,rni $ •Sort,,i.andvsa4 rights. of.way' i. ws*isvn an The North i feet of Ill ASOVST P55(20 AIM UXKNUWNt .t te t W. NOV lace THAN A petition having been 11154 anti ' ° 'I' e OSOUP No Iii by Thomas 11. PInch in the one.am$.p;I.ctioaIe. 694-041601 Anna Nisula, ,'uiarn flayneit, Katherine Leach, Betty Jean Black, Mary Adam., Donald Manfredo, Michael Rasila, Cherry Carter, Eva E. Dickson, Fannie Bookman, James M. Murray Jr., Victoria HubGa., stationed at Sanford Na. bard, Mary Holcombe Pew, vi! Air Station, was found in 7 au r"jTI. ngs Bonds YOU Legal Notice In business at OOURli5to* 11$ W. Snd ?antord, Peisinni. .1 PIIS Va. County, o dl, under the tiesi.unu Notice to hereby gives, that ______ ______ 1 titlous cam. at Southern rum- aft er eohsldsratlon the Vim!. The eomalttee en and Upho.l.ry and that asic County piasaltig and mIs place 01 T.ISIU education "th SouU thern ' ItWIur.nt.nd to register said name _____ Commission will hold ale seelaticas of Collexes and with the Clark of the Circuit public hearing to deter mine tits Florida court, dernincle county. Flar- feasibility of recommenifing to ly """ by fthallast" illdtoole warned live film. In accordance with the The Board of Ba B...0 aid Asslatut achooli C"Utw BMW NOINN this Li di Name Statut.., to-wit; 5'.ction Zonin Re ulitionu be° r 'd; and ocredited 4at*ttt.0 impressive .sadIsIlghU.g the f oo .4 roernig locations four uch is D. , of 041wass of cervinessay ill" milled" for t he state.tltn. "Jan'?s ui 'p'iiti iIs1i "m Publish the tint tim by 1 u lilt Tb. five schools warned Laks weft A. M. do Vaughn, find Florida. Uon4ar thru Fridays CI"If1I the lisruff"M we" Cedartown NOTIC1111 YOU Hills from IM A. Al. to 6:00 11. M. In Escambla Coun. Pits. Cynthia PuaaeW. Den 4 ••' •. 'rt. Town Council of the PUWIo hearingwill be held ' Tows of Altamonte Spring., in the $.mitioi. County Court boys who cams on stage Bed Buda One In Loica VAXZ- Vlaridog, wit receive Haves. 0"aty Commissioners basting "MM spoll1a out bids at the office of the Town Itoola, Sanford, Florida, on t y. Clark, Town 21.11. in the Town Wedn..lsy, December 5, Isla the worde, "Geed Might. As , _,, , ,,, Altamonte Spring., Ylorlda at 7:10 P. U. or as coon there. one of the subs came 'IhOet. Now sc,. ,aons were Bob Sikes Zlementary School until A:00 r. ine saves, the *fiaxe to rep at Crestview, Laudertall Ele- Ilecomber 8, Isla for th fm Hem1nole County Planning rows a tedw.the be" flip Port Lati. luwn:fi:: Truck mentarylcbixd at Robert L Brown P44 1111* aid& to am 11111411 Tmsk itss4 County SonI 11144 Palm tkms audience $ 'iisppy mas- ary adical rord Tra ctor ': at Tallahassee and loader and blade Publish Nov. It, to, tills xivw.o CD11.1141 Maine Valparaiso Elsmentary School I Those "les ay m. gira. ,tgl. tanut at Vilparailo. '( the Town 1I1 'TO NOTICE OP Psotsinroug lipringi. Plorida yo, VACATIIQ animal, has the some asaber AXP ABAXDOXIXG CURTAIX . ed seek III=" " nod 4111M 2% Grand Noakes are a Part assned amr&y b* bought as & pevk* 1319ripened ah4 lead aloud at LIT RIUNTI OP Meeting to he held in the Town T1111111 ('oVIIT OF •M*ISOL, b Sanity Hearing For Defendants _________________________ emI.L0OV$'rV - A..Ileaue.ss b,uwi,spes,sIusi,fl we are Admiitiion. Tell Platforms - 1,' TAVARES (UP!) - County Judge Milton said the body ed an Investigation himself Judge and Coroner W. A. MU) had been released to the Navy and said that If he doesn't get ton Jr. awaited the results of and taken to Jacksonville the autopsy report he will dean autopsy today to determine where Navy doctors were to ciide then what action to take. whether to call for an inquest perform an autopsy. At the time of the shooting Into the shooting death Nov. lie said he had been pi-omls. accident, Navy officials said 21 of a sailor in Ocala Nation- ed the results of the autopsy Hutcheson had gone squirrel al Forest. to aid him in making his do. hunting and that a search par. The body of Julian P. Rut- clsion in the matter. ty was organized when be cheson Jr., 21. of Savannah, Milton said he has conduct. failed to return at nightfall. NOVEM HEll 29, 1963 For Election Engineer Dies in Plane Crash Inquest Pending In Sailor's Death Notes Two Candidates _t!, Wing Hatatatiler, ' Al Tampa TAMPA (UPI)-An Inveati. 1121106 musued today into Enjoys Use death Sunday night of a ':.. The Choir If Oaklawn flap1 22-month-old girl taken to a List Chapel, which became a ____________________ hospital with multiple bMses Baptist Church Sunday, re. and abrasions. • cently had an old fashioned Y Ruth Davidson , Authorities so ld Pamela wiener roast at Mullet Lake .r platforms have Campaign Lynn Roberta died while being Park. )L;. examined by doctors, by two candidatci been issued Those attendi itched Th@ child was taken to the Oviedo Dec. 7 munlct. horseshoes before en joying the In the 1. hospital by her mother meal of hot dogs and all the P1 elections for a mayor and step-father, Mr. and Mrs. Low. tri mmi n gs, potatlad, o sal ad , baked two members of the town , ell W. Roberta beans, cake, coffee, and cold council. The mother told officers the drinks. L, Burroughs A. Johnson, dis. child had appeared disturbed Later, choir members and tzlct three Justice of the passes Saturday and wanted to be left their since January, qualified in the a! * Id anotherchild DURING BREAK In VAR the bonf ire for % marshmal ow race for mayor against Des to locate PamelaCflaunabley manding officer"of 1 roast and friendship. Gary, Incumbent. Mrs. J. IL reatal in which Jim Hall, left, was advanced In rating. Torn MCAflally, Because of rain, preants. THROUGH combined efforts of the Pathfinders Club and the Health Battle Is seeking one of the and that Roberta later found center, and 13ll Quinn were presented their second Good Conduct Med. tion of * gift to Mrs. William And Welfare renter of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Altamonte her in a wooded area a short two council posts now held by (Navy Photo) Springs, 23 Thanksgiving baskets of food for the needy were dist.rlbutF. Mann, fanner music direcdistance from the family trailT. ft. Unto Jr. and ft. L. eded in Seminole County. Among youths and adults assisting in the tor, wag postponed until the or born.. Ward. regular choir practice meetproject were (left to right) Dale Bozeman, Vince Boelter, AIim Meeks, The mother said the family Johnson's program will be News Head and Mrs. Russell Ryder, director of the center, ng. At this time, presentation (Herald Photo) drove to Orlando Su nday and based on progress for the ' NEW YORK (UP!) - The was mad, by David Beverly It was not until they arrived town of Oviedo and he has Carnegie Foundation for the newly elected musk director, home Sunday evening that she ixprescd the desire that "the --r--'w who sxprs.ssd appclaUon of Advancement of Teaching has noticed the bruises on the 21r1. voters understand he is 'In the choir as a who!. for Mrs. ST. MARY'S, Ga. (UP!) - named Alan W.r Its i,ting DILAND (UPI)-Two men She isid they took the Lit! there' for progress for th' Mann's faithful and loyal The body of a 3-y.ar.o1d president to tabs the place of from TitusrIll., accused of to the hospital when her Cciiadvocates estab. •" work with the group for the Cape Kennedy engineer was John W. Gardner, on leave to killing an Oviedo man, are ditlon appeared to get worse. lishing a municipal water sys. put serve as secretary tern and Is in favor o many found in the wreckage of of Health, sched for a sanity hearing . E tjd We*r. other improvements yoked by Ifls light plan, located in . circuit court. Wednesday in - , Beware Of also Is acting president jithe I . C:7 the people. He also would li k e Blrdnaper ed area near bore Monday. Carnegie Corporation and has Charles A. Cinch fl, an4 OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) Into the -, ~~ " ,~ 1 ~~ c ~, l LAHAINA, K a If 11 , Hawali Tb. victim, Identified U been vie, president of the Richard White, 24, ha ve plead. A gunman escaped wi th $301 • • a PPle (UPI)_MauIpoUcs$odayCharIeeNewton, wasam.. foundation sIne. November -''-----from ases'vicestatlon after J 1UYWI U7 reason and to help the city grow. He tr sought a "bfrdnapp." who is diankal engineer at Cape " "losing" a special policeman . 41101111111", sanity to the charge of mur. In a running gun battle during is interested In municipal goV. holding * two-year-old macaw Ksnn.dy. He was on rout. 1963. '.'-: ernment and states he would d.ring Hose Jackson, for ransom. sri said back to the Cape after vialUu on a two.block chase. ;.:' "give every citizen a voice in First soee.ssful gasolin.. May 5. $omeone stole the red and gold his family In South Carolina. PolIce said th e special oft!. i- -.- .. the government as most probird from a restaurant am! Newton's plane crashed in i propelled motor vehicle in The two men are accused cer apparently was knocked .! ..SJL gressivo cities do." called the owners demanding rainstorm Saturday night, America was built by J. 01 shooting Jackson after pick. unconscious when he ran Into "If elected," Johnson says, $50 fur Its retum Frank Duryea. authorities said. injthg him up as a hitchhiker, a tree In Defremnery Park. ' -. "my administration will be \. built on ro us to benefit Oviedo and the people living . In and around Oviedo." 1ti "Our town Is a perfect me- [I' , 'I; . fl (M . ccii to Cape Kennedy and all -'ct . ,...., . .. other military Installations in anti around Central Florida. EMPLOYES of DeBary Manor taking part in Thanksgiving program for residents Included (left to right) V. A. Larson, Mrs. Florence Gilincoming to the am& in the son, Kathy Johnson, "Cookie" Benham, Mrs. 0 Naomi Jackson, and Mrs. I • very near future. Let Oviedo Emma Love. (Herald Photo) be a part of this progress people can work at the Cape • and still move into Oviedo and How the /Zii*y Felitsis, Rages, Row. W Probed I Wetbithgtos, Zay urd *.ös, _... Hospital 11" a;rT.f I . IIj ;., I . Oaklawn Choir Death Of Baby . ~ ... t^Z.I-. ... ____ , 1 '%65 _ .. putt, wsU Rim Boyle, 1a4 Q. t'.., s*d $5 asl.y, srrow Wsn wrn'w.o., 141 1 I' Z.Yv .1 . - 4 1 _ __ ___ 0 "' - . 1111-11111111112 -1 I UflIIED MATAD CAI CC fAIIbAUV IIVLLfl 11EV U VR JDLLJ 0 I 2215 - WEST FIRST STRUT - 0 SANFORD 0 - Ii 0 3U41 & 3U.IS$1 . il �I I 1 I And Parkway CHANGE IN Success Will ricesse own the 8unab. ve State Parkway? The Wildwoodto.MIamI toll road leinilath.hlgb toll. Miami From Wfldwood e as o ey - Ii mon I making the,notorlitcloQ to $5. Th. motor. very u,ui7 lit also is corn lied to use the f. to a;we V ô 4 il coat. to be paid off about of .chedule. __ dl When we d all this about Ui. turnpike's prosperity we can't help but think of on. thing-why don't they red the tolls? to us almost $4 is too much to pay to ride this road from Orlando to Miami, Maybe th. rates _____ 1.YJ I 4 r- the restaurants also could ' d vastly. . :' We certainly can't criticiz, the Florida State Turnplk. Authority's t of Ut 1*uisy, It Its. isnsnt However, with the unexpected pop. ularity of th. route - Increasd Tony kU :-• ______ . I . - ____ 4 Retirees Hear Clinic PIS1IN that you could ill be trained to sexual bonds or military agelist. And parents shield .'... . • You . U. perly. cate Children so Mrs .?'k .. $ Al UI °" or wbrsvet tiers is mog,effation of Sfl 512 i ) f Thought For Today . . Ro" ., referenc . Political Notebook to INVESTMENT The Lighter Side ' loom or _____ C. amount TON _ was I 3n.m7 I, 11 f I . CHAIN LINK FENCING web?tr'iJ' r J~ . i 1. I ! II II 4 I I ESTOMMI SEMINOLE FENCE 837958 H I ______ Diet Lske4'er.et, City Mrs M .Ksraaa Miles 11111-811`111 Mrs. KM Jim C46km" M11111413 1AMgW914 315.37$ Mrs, Dines Isles * be enough to destroy slog, Mr. Worm Knowles the roa& The ars"M pleftra of Evergreen Cemetery, eU., Jut OUL TU V.C. Will Just SWIST4 Florida hold at It O'clock Satw&r MAN the C666110 6410000. Move back In MW set up shop Not knowing the correct do. morning, Nov. lath; so Sua. shown that so 9" sob is again or eft up aw ham psrtaent it person to direct day, Nov. 11; Monday, Nov. doie,11c, In the Clock eel the new ftes will have 0 be this letter, I fool that through 15; Tuesdayo Nov. to &W the umn of the Sanford Herald P060444 4811111 111011 MP" As your office It will reach Its debris was still them on Nov. 17th, IM, that a am " they an net up, so proper dopartmonL I think It b a sham and "HoWul Citissal, had comthat th's C4ioess"" MAIN' OaThursday. Nov. 11, 1941, certainly lacks respect that mented on the can of our line ariniss will be" as ph" I Went out to Evergreen a caretaker cannot clean up cemeteries, - the lack of to org"13A, tralat "Att 19* come. r . around tho yp olim um Clarence larder tot r U& MI The depots 90 6411farb Pan let .1* meeths to get this from possible Injury who secret bias destruction tactic would be atte 4ing the fa. really otiaiaad six mouths nsrai.Mr Smith said that be SanfardHerald - .IVDY WSLL to have the.. breashos removed. However, It wessa, at go be@% that I loarised that Mr. assith himIt my be a Year bdm tbm alt rema"d these branches Is my No* shears b *a md placed the debris on this SMation in 16*6 VM Nees, reed's edge by Ow lot. That dose'S give no mush Friday afternoon, Nov. 120h, use fW wrer. £1s54 oat ^3 Preceding brIstmu. I lions DwIvery iiy KaU 4 ill Week - ISNINOLS C()U1tTT lIft 1 Tear lie s Moalbs ~ i :' .: 11to week *u. ovgu .ntti I $11.10 1 Tier LII 5 *esths '.:• I 0 LU :::1 bs WUUT MOD SANK - SUP hIUWIVIL... NOUNS P01 101101$ - 11 11114411 esdadvwv to 00 use 1 to Xat" ". "& eleas matter cot"" &011 As time rest 011"Ve of assists, Flaride, saw the Am aat,cons"as at Marsh ag 'SN F NSUW thu sstis. .e ith* m w psr it, se. - , ' -'t~:_ . * 1, tend and to bring a arni a new member. Specs .2Iil 1 .- '. . .', .. • •- 1 . . Low Hh,I,In,s I JACKSONVILLE (Up.) A Coral Gables firm, Troup Brothers, submitted the ap. parent low bid for flood controt contracts in South Dad. County, the Army Corps of l':ngineers announced. The company's bid of $1.9 million is to cover ezcavatloi of 23 miles of canals and construction of five water control structures. - I 1- ;'- . , IMPRESSIVE ceremonies were conducted recently at Enterprise E,le- School when Delinry Herbert 1). Gibb American Legion Post presented a now American Fing to the school. Presentation was made by Harry B. Lyons. post commander, to Mrs. Sylvia Hardin, principial, In the presence of Legion members, school patrol, and guent ministers. (Aliddleton Photo) montary 116" .. 1 - - . . -'-----ih - as I s_.-w5s I " ~ . II I COLOR se --- Mouse Abxft 1"04 rai~ IMAGINE1 F024995 a 04bamd VW4MF Nomom • - ONLY --- men an LIGHTWEIGHT 19.INCN (I1&ALL•CNANNEL YP0RTAILE IV '4 t1. i I NOW )VJ _..-, z,: MIO lID ... .. (TAu..cHANN1I. )DILUxI SAU "1600 '&.~~ -- . FrSM .~ '., - _.___ 'r"-- -. I -~ . .. __ . . . ?M MU IO suSM PORTAPIS A FANTASTIC DUVI . Z i I 11995 SlIvI ASYxHIJE U VU. •1* • MC.SM WlrVHF ! resi ISMY Ititict Mtis&IC U P U40 VA ~ I * ~~ Why. ____ . use of ilcit, gonuini weinil psal-. _ InølNPlscI.mu 'ie - so*" $pSMw -ipwe. C45I • u-as 7", Ii'..SM ir . Cit.Mt C • R.&Iy,thoug-wede'tme,whk one We've even hod cit engineeri teisow of our features gets you inside one of our rwo Pwdlacs, just as lam set It gets you there. Md it will. At least judging by Ui. I NOW ONLY LOW, LOW PRICE __ 259" . 5sd S . Pwja5 - -,.1 .d wsEe O.j -w I ' ________________________________ never seen. this you alone we've made avail. test cars &part to"a if they can make ftm able brand-new wraparound buckets and smoother, quieter, and more luxurious. thi And Ihey c mslh pl.bencMesNsttomntIonedsn -' 0FM ST010 RADIO I38"" 1' 1t... Cwbt . - kig 0 0 AWFM RADIO I 1 . - wum • • • wa, -1 es/aLes- ,..l se. .p ' 1IJtI1M1I1(uI.rlIl11UhiThn11auIIun____ ALL TRANSISTOR ST111190- AM/FM/F#A 114 ~ ~ R*46 ,. sed$4.4..esHS.SMISM. 0 Pogo" 44 mom now Peter Everything's now in figer country, Vide-Track Ponflac/16 5 We J* low ftlows A 800044m mooAW *A so -On Imb mer W*44 . 1 SM ,., -I us Most 6A Wbmod . 1 %C773l bonomew thd " bb ft W d us - --i-. sat.. lULL - Defts -- -- - -F. 1 's. w..--- r 'iu I SANFORD __ MEMO II - W LlMTWEINT POIlAILE IV TI $.lf SIN :, I SHOP EARLY- LUTED Q= COLOR Y ___ . - -~. II1UI 1rns Just once we'd Ilke to hse people fIfi in bs o efor.they tip for the cutaldo. We is mec Urns and effort k than's. P. 0. 111" U14 &good . _.dL - V ad firstatm, rate I WORMYS FIRST ..& '.•• ' . . 0, iI - M - _____ gain I. I "uis' . 1?4.";-.,k, . I I . 44'._ ' I i . ELECTRICIS 1 • I ç !?iI I I dians. I , .1. ,I ~ :I I :1 1. . * fts"M 11WEd subw Cam .,.4- ..... iii 1. - Sitting Bull was the leadet and holy man of the Hunkpapa tribe of the Sioux lo- ~ , . I . - -'I... ___ , f. I _ . _ I S Christmas refreshments will he prepared anti served fol. lowing this meeting. . THE ' a , L,4f -. :_1 % ,I 7 II aN_es_pu.s S1NCI . - . all members are urged to at- ____ ' 1 .- 1. 0 _ 'flu, public Is Invited, and IIIIW - , ""i Boulevard. 1 . - reports also Ir..is • co.i$.s. - -~ -.- "" I , , -•, - e!" ______________ , A,,% " ' ONE __________________ Ilflhit1%966 IJIITA . IN Ibmt tho- county has been doing Lake Mary ..ledó.e Ilsctslc Tei,ele, sad IN,.. C'ee.. G.s AT SPECIAL SALE PSICISI And yew .t MORE $.salow puce.,.. Yon 9XF1RT SIRVICK -WORLD'S FINEST QUALITY - IIASY TIRM51 6 f1JWVb -T--' *y 5-. ' I I - I £ r"L - (NOT LONG 11111111TAMCM 1 ' i ' ,. ON - no smioia COUNTY • 1 I . i-. _LL4 1:-tCL " ° 4 .. Sr.se of Ceufral Pisrid. Sh.d look ftat., ot"Ao Moral of hew.sou, Gimile Lynn, Tina Kremer, anti Tercia IOUZ,". iuthe trouble u .1111 DUL IX ft ---' . t°°° 8P.M. particular interest to rciidents of Lake Mary. Don Jackson, chamber prosldent, wi%&,vq members that this will be a good time for them to lot the commissioner know how much they toppredate what. he is doing for the hewson; (second row) Ginzi Griffith. Sheila Crawley, Wanda hughes, 7tc/4 Ik'.trl'. fl1air, (bak) I)ebbic Mci nt',tt 1 intl I . ... YSUI'UVSi' ' •-.' Group I •., PROM SANFORD EXCUANGI ,• i' to Mrs. J. A. Rusiell f Title, Orlando. who hits taken 2:1 retarded children Into her home. Per. sons wishing to contribute to the project are asked to contact Mm. James Eustace. troop leader, or Mrs. Lucille Lynn, assistant. lAlembers of the troop. shown with Mrs. Eustace (left) and ,Nlrs. Lynn, are (front, from left) Cindy Newton. Linda Browning, Shella Freeman. Terry Matt- just for our looks. . .. : tons Beach will be guest -. , of the ors meeting speaker f DeBary Democratic Club .cheduledfor73oPnl.Wed .. nesdnyintheFireReCrettlofl ,.. f. ., ,,. gall. All members And inter. ested persons of the area are - `_#,';A~ .. urged to attend. I . . IN' e u '. It Ura I'UULIU h ' 104 of Bear Lake for presentation i and refining our WideesTrack dde, and some people buy us .I WM A FRI. 9 A.M. to 2 F.hL 8,1011. out wvlUio pirlssiue of las I. l ' i ~ $'SP*hihii W •5 •• f .. ______________ Of M Hear fl y Frames Weider l. Improv ng 11W handling, p OF YOUR ADS .. .AND THOSE RESUI/S 'w-' _________ a a Knight. vs '' II redesigning our interiors, iuJacksonvWeandaboUtthe Senior Citizens Voters League of Florida. Inc. The organizabon Is very active in Civic matters and advocates a state' wide movement to get legWalion passed to benefit retirees. including an addit.101121 $3,000 Homestead Exemption for those over 63. Mrs. Tatman told of Plans for the state convention to be in St. Augustine In April. 0 Following the meeting, re. hments of cookies and coffee were served by U boa. NOT SPENT! I I ____ We 1.- _iri.-. ., __ 5 The Lake Mary Chamber of (ommerce he.* Pl*flflC(I an in. formative program for the Thtirsday meeting to be held in Cie Fire limit at 8 pao John Alexander, Chairman of the Hoard of Counts Corn. IIaiOICI* and commissioner for all of the Lake Mary area will be the guest speaker. He ill discuss the county budget, I wire charts committee; 1._1 IOIIATI TO it. L ejVlssIess previli that all mall aabeirlptl.as be palS No Setje, chairman, Mrs. Vincent Williams and Mrs Paul D * 0 Adults a C Of C To 00 seven scout songs were sung. Imen Ed Zimmerman and Glen "MMING DOU"ARE IN VIM= 0 . • - - - I Scoutmas ter Roy Howell Jr., Assistant Scoutmaster Rob.rt Rugenst.ln, and Committl'e- - found Ow bravelmos war* out PROTECT TOM COMMUNflY' , . ' fpst,. '•a . M~_ L-4, e_,)-1- -.. - . -. - InVe" ONLY In your buft ami L1S' Dill. . r . •y When : time sad ask. Utile am. I west to the cemetery an raw 1111,11119" 80r"1111 AVITIX ' . Changes JUST A SLICED salapestsMlmpestadlsup caretaker, I 11 . I .... ugh -. Highlight of the trip was the camp fin, held Saturday night when several skits were gnyar , Nov. 80, 1965 Age John e Thursday Night S .0 to am @"claw& . WAILAMS A* 41111111164w, 111DIT6811, Alille MoUsiggs rAVL 111111100KIS1111.111 now SHAM" Asesews, Awtor Advertising U& managing ISitor asia ea.saamaa DOS WI as Uusse.s Uass.r - Im .• Nov. 80, 1665 sttsrtha$bet.r.I$wfflhsy. would contact Mr Tseton,th. Eft :r.. ,• ---- Dim Ramy A. 1weam ____ - - (NOT bond was to be burIsL While ed unless they he" For- dog, the area that surroua& there I mentioned to him the petual Cars Service, but ear. th. final resting place of _____ Viii Cong must hati plam to store hues mianiko mod of sevoral, branches W talsily It Is expected 60 the loved evis would prugat st Jues is a crucial 11M. 1%0 Ashby over the weekend of • On . - -!~ - - - .1, I . Boss Backs Up am felt that w" a little bit Mobility a" Oak ad 111110111, tree-busb, between the lot &W brW And so left Want We I the rose, to prevent anyone C= f.jiltiag sftestiiese.s, . - E . - . TH . { f2mml 104 NARCE members OPEN HOUSE for the Boys attending were Fred and guests from the Eustis, new Teena ta catHalbeck, Tom May, John May. . theran HaUesburg. Clermont, Or!ando, taige at . ... Gary Omoy, Robert Partaln, ven In Slavia invited and Winter Park Clubs. 0 1. .1111L, Craig lAwrence, Oteve Buck*4 Ted Gardner, district lead. visitors un guided tours low, Kerry St"Ibler. William . Mresident new or. introduced Kenneth Polo- of the Orney, David Cochran, David Quin, president of the Winter facility led by young. Park Chamber of Commerce, stern of the Children's Ca ry Rupert, Stanle Ru who welcomed the gathering Home Other buildings %%Tl'.' , lu-I,,.,, bby ir ---M . A memorial service was open to the ptiblic I ~ 1.. - ~_ - '" - ... . :. . I jT%JJM William Fitzpatrick, B o b h6i for chapter members in (center photo) . the qistrict who have died ' residence of p Brown JimmySimmons, Joe BeitariEdenfield assistant and _______ft Gorman. Randy Cooper, Mark Inanager of the Social Secur. Kohany, superintend. I . _* :Z., ,.,-~,-,&r,_Aa,dQ2_-, Gregory, David McMurray, Ity Office In Orlando listed eats of Lutheran Hasome of the new benefits for yen, (Herald Photos) Robert Cramer, Ricky McMur4 widows at 60 and divorced myt Mike Uts, Dudley Rouse, wives. One may now earn up Keeth Gibson, bilk* Parkinto $1,500 a year as suppleson, Frankle Fowler, Kip znentat Income, he told the flugenateln, Bobby Halback group, He explained the two and Stove Lawrence. c L• parts of Medicare, It will benefit those 65 and older, and etc numerous ques,ona DENVER (UPI) - Jesse WI 5ld1es ban against amok. from the audience He stressed the point that lag in any part of the Sam' ate there have been many amend sonite Corporation plant, In. lots and rest meats to the original bill, and eluding parking .. there probably will be otlers, rooms, lasted just about four c . eet ngs and advised all to hold on to hour.. . . Skwader, chairman of the f4.4,., , their Blue Cross or other hos. By Mrs. Clarence Snyder ,,, F! pital plan unUl the Medicare corporation and a non-smoker, I Decision to change meet.1ne i I ,PC, .';4MC-~" said he Instituted the no program goes Into effect. ~ I .. i,~i,~nlxhts of the Osteon Civic As. I % , The first part of the plan smoking rule because he was ' ' I sociatlon to the second Mon. . .: , I .1"..'ti will be effective July 1. 1904, concerned about the health of I V ! day of each month was ap. I 11 11, i : , . . '.'~?~, .~- /I I :..L proved at the Nivembor meetV *% -. . 1. ... . I . V and applications must be filed his employes. _W_ But they put up such a ,."I not later than March 31, INC ins by the 30 members pres. , , .1 I . .! ., . .. ...... . . The second part of the pm protest, including a union . 1 .., ent. W. C. Beckham, president. ` i f I-~ , -!- '?. . gram goes Into effect Jan. 1, grievance, that be rescinded ' conducted the business ass1967. It because of "my great con. . aba. W Other speakers were Wiley cern for the viewpoint as well In other act.fon. Mrs. Marto R. Dowdy, field vice president as the welfare of my em. PIE SALE, an annual Thanksgiving event In Bowan was *lotted secretary DeBary, was sponsored by the auxiliary of Vet. of NARCE; Roscoe E. Mague, ployes.o and discussion took plus ton. executive board member of I erans of Foreign Wars Post 8093. Shown at coming the propo"d Civio NARCE; W a I t a r Pritchett the sale tables are (left to right) Mrs. Alice Club building In the properly ; no Huron Indiana are hairman of Belnert, birs. Greta Denning, and Biro. Frank donated by the late Rose the federatioll'i sometimes called Wyandots a " state legislative Hill. (middleton Photo) a Doyle. In the United States. i' p Phoebe Tatman, vice resident federation. Pritchett, who also is preil. dentofthojacksonvllle Chapui ter of NARCE, spoke on the ii gravesid. service was we HOM44 the exact locauft vift Is to be coodue" one -' a thssltoinwhkb*y bus. is pU I 6611-50114 I BUY - Troop - land Recreation Center In inter Park. Carl Setje, of Casselberry, president of the Winter Park chapter and secretary of the federation, gave the invoca. and the debris was thers. bass In South Vlsi Na.-.. City Maugit In-of" 114111.111114111 YOU . , '. By Frances Wester Members of Boy National Convention to be held ToThe Editor d:- be tho II! 1111111-all wwth OrI16111111111 Jim Margaret, Cosby Um John Lesoms . . 0&4888 DOW" Alm Nil" 111"or 411111-1111111i . bose er Lake Neerse Mrs. ,J 7! sh1mis 2 Ja.71bsny chisloom .1 not lak, Mr.. Frasees Weoter UI-IllS '-' - n of Retired Civil Serv-0 fee Employee at the Lake Is. •, " ' at * special district meeting of the Florida Federation of Chapters of National Aseoci. " More oop 242 Has ucuIuiI , . Medicare benefits and oth. er subjects pertaining to retired persons were discussed h COI4 .I. -. Dtin,J,lr -w' Tr % .irom Merncare tI ' . home environment HZ their paren ts .r birth to have the potential h spo. 7OU. ;OO th*,slhllag. it stea ester for lore. s opposite HZ 0? .oYi h1 NSUM ,,,, But whether we call lov, and affection, then you are their Awls , likely to become In* OIrfl 511 or the IrHISI .n ' be. peedT 1 moaexuai acci In r money or she But even if you have ord gs and eats will CARE X468: Tony L, ag. on how we &r19 traissoL I. . ed 34, Is a high fthel toness. In early childhood, we come road, you can retrain your . I or. In conflict with many rules own emoUonal outlook. P. 1. C?$$i hi bona, 9 And -4 ,,,i tion about Its popularity, I lions dealing with authority. U resolutely like ibis but find It buP° romanc. Since Since the turnpike is actively par. An Increase of two million vebi. 11 .111 r':.; through the proper dating ' ib1e to grew romantic about In the national promotion CU(li0 I get big," says a habits and romantic motion. eisa Is expected on the turnpike In i_. • t em. of Florida as a vacation spot we 1966. Lowering the tolls, with the three-year -old, 'I'm going to with a desirable member of vvhat Is wrong think It would mean more tourist added traffic, probably would mean with nr.? marry Mamma." the opposite sex, then you And would It possible business If the tolls were reduced. no change In earned gross revenues, But Junior then Is told will wwr develop the norsual 6 for me to marry and nave I people will use It and therefore very positively that such a or heterosexual attitude. . ,.:,; . ,: hippy home life? f, C., any loss of revenue set off by lower thing Is not proper. S: send for my booklet . V:. There are many " xual de- IAter, he may shift 'his "Sex Problems of Younir tolls will be romped. vlation, Including homomax. . l1 l ~ Also. not in the too distant future, do. People," enclosing a long The rich and the poor meet to, uAlltY, a mother fixation or romantic allegiance and AP, cide when he becomes a the completion of 1.95 will be In di. man stamped. return envelops. tether; the Lord is the maker of - rj...@arly childhood psychic A Pt _W rect competition with the Sunshine .~~14*04.v wi;l warry his sister. plus 20 cents. Give It to all ~V them all.-Proverbe 22i& . trauma which k, AM'w 46 can alter a 1 " 0 0 0 JkTaln his parents correct teenagers. State Parkway. Who will rlds the V 17 1f/__ attitude toward corn* his 4) thinking and positively If (Always writ, to Dr. turnnlke when they will be able to God hu put something noble and JAI' ', inc. 1 inform him that such a union Crane scare of this us. use 1.95 free? Into eve heart which his Actual! & h cannot occur. paper. enclosing a keg -~ ~; I.. Ar 4 hand created,lark Twain, Amerl. malcY Is merely that . .&,% 'IN. I,which Thus, the title boy's two stamped, addressed maitt. J, ' . ~~. -.. ideas are made taboo by what ape and 20 cents, to cover "% .4i~ . I.;, 'i we call the veto against In. typist and printing east' U you are In a minority cest. r.es Ii... I, Bruce Biossat -when you "ad for me of segment, Oat doesn't neess. MWWS~ At". a similar taboo Is not his booklet&) mesa you are Insane or as diligently developed with _______________________ e his own sex (homosexuality). an =9 star salsom", b That's why thousands of ", SERVICK ... .___ brilliant collate students bo. coma embroiled In romances $.sitlt$es WASHINGTON (NBA) - U. fl Army form and by U. The U. I. theirs' is that with their own WASIHNOTON (UPI) - broken romance. If so, some downstairs end eatobes is , ,avy , ground, The United At a girls,school it Is th us ' at" the V-06 will PoStst actse-writm &M other reappraisal of the role that daughter embrselsig her boy age me south,.s. .enLv, s. Vietnam... are hate to defend these bases romantic types have always common for homosexual .. ,.e nose , .. Mu1is p'ã pays ,,. ,ove ..,a.rs Oa e fri e nd! t h Nam. showing a dub and a will (and h...#..fl. I.e clobbered re..rded the h 4 stoop, tach'•U Unless the big Influx of U. to win that. Inspiring. indicated, Real iei lather: Are your lutes. Tno b. One girl may be the the Proceed) or •o" their emotional center of 0. troop., wupo, airplanes Last fall and early this 1111 For one thing, couples lIons honorable, young man?" hod)' athletic or 'Ja.eculIne" ability AD sad Muleoptors - and U. yes, the beth Vk"'mes, . and thus serve as the is, however, an Ian. should never break oft an Boy frlesdx "Yes, Iii'. J reund.th..cloek U. R. raIds- political - military iltiatlos fe.tI,s aIallas fortes In the Thor. peissive of evidence engagement except during look at how red my nose .n band" symbol, while the more • bring some clear Improve. aiMing downhill at as Indicating that you can bitter the summer, when cold germs Or how about the wife o demure, creeping-vine girl But K's estimated It will mint In the situation of the alarmist rats, catches her husband trying to •. Harry C. I.beIber,sr serves as the "wife." this judge a person's emotional are at a minimum, take . . ..., a year, tb. The sUds has ).veled off tactic Poor.;., Then, perhaps, considers, get gay with the Trench Children must be warned ; rosily mating and an. reactions by obs.r-viny his or Res. Man..., the south VlotAm- AM things an Jut now bo. her no". tion should be given to using maid? early against these unwise other six months before it o" swernment, the south gfissing to turn up. U the no" Is drippim it the kiesing bug to ward off "You're got the wrong sexual bonds. just as they are has an'looportant IMP"L many Vietnamese army But upS seat IS months may , be for lack of love, the cold bug. A fellow could Ides, honey. I was only try. usually tutored against In. The 041 rald. . 115 1 Wished W. ,., Vietnamese peopla will begin cnwiaL Anyway, this Is the way I say to his girl friend, "kiss Ing to save Matter on cold costual unions. cret bases look highly prom. W- at Ift ft sag. To make the plas woW Was. Interpret some material to- me quick, baby, I feel a tablets." Nalse likewise form homo., They upw 3W time. 2U way am be some In the ant year to proven W ill Ihob ft So givated of esbuy put out by a couple of sneeze coming oil." - !~ TU ofte executive problems in U. B.-Viotnamoss a moral* drop In South Viet tables and do damage. But drug companies on the per. Onn the public becomes be" a vdW reason for hay. the lab asoury Owtas th@ roal payoff will come relations. Nan will be a tight squesse. who,, the raiiis are emis chosomatis Influence an the aware of the connection be- Ing his eNnogreow *It on was 36"h0i0es" WObUtg, _~ twho Was alrodited with Title Is the pairsonal - spin. U. B. allitary strategisto is.dlstsl, "Tb. extent to hkb n, 400 S ba .1 seas U. 0. military, place high hopes Is the is. four . followed CYPRESS REDWOOD AWNINGS sac. girl will have to be exit "rake a letter, Miss Jones. &" infantry """ tional stross con onksis the cautious when she receives a 8A Irst, t be IP an got vid lasted "M that peutive blestl " of the N&J@r destroy all Rail supplies, ote just back from the war. Viet Coot secret ham with resistance of the respiratory proponaL of tbw salffift" lull" In a Morale is blab now. The 8-52s,. follewW by Wmit" f11410 40MUNICAtIonso food tract, thug MAIM people She AW4 &,way@ Ask. eds Further ~ ma 7 0 that the NO DOWN PAYMENT BANK FINANONG ap of 40. Vis"amose army haa taken sweeps. Thus bases new As SUM arm seelie' s' ' %Ili" more receptive to colds, Is you to" as for mrsollt, or no" asksoi an 11001trSts moRaIdesitiall mW Cammenial Nc111$d1 to the satem t ft A "w spirit4 as a result comm"de tinsial" po wA "am&" posts, 4rabling bate onormouss" a Im Angola have you monly rua short of tioad barometer sea be found of &t" a barroom I Y. 41 lw4pb= 6181111 b*) . ~=Iy enter - 1119 I of Vid 8-W -. " *! and '* "W" Is qvptW As .,t handkerthSefs?" , foru ). . , in Alaska . 4 .) his .ddr. las 4 =11sl aft Um e, ft, ,.Y. - -t I ~ a . f6ug by as halits, of the . It at" could maks a Zebluese who nib soon sbtvthisaies $old prior demonstrateaUos almost 7' lowed "M" th 21141 PAU DE, ORD erald Area Correspondents ___ .t. . .... equal. IF destauctl,e alternative is Altamonte Springs o.ea LittiSil were set high because It wasn't cer. greatly by the completion of 1.75 tain how sucee,ful the turnpike we think consideration to lower tolls would be. But ww then is no quw should be of first concern with the ; Worry I p Crane's e I aornuc I) Or. HOUSE RULES HIMPHILI. MOTORS. INC. SMA•NOUA ELECTRIC SANFORD 3OIW.FIRSTS1'UE1' - . L - - S COMPANY 1111111 7 .- i - , - . 3/ - ' i I - ___ I -. -, - - . • ___________ \ - -- -- -- -- -- - - U ,'z / - FTt --ii * I - I ., I - - Ii �at: -- -.. - omk a-b#: I '' I . All Florida Places Five Gridders On quad - Gagn - The __ __ g,.lI. rsIi. te toss - tsnua. 5• , MIb.n to - tv.pta. Hentieky and Mississippi of Chutes Casey led a flvs.aan ten from throughout the delegation from the Florlds southeast wers asked to two-platoon thus ballots by sick bad tines Badger bird - M. I,1 fra -'-.-" ntesno- lag da7byUiftad ,backa as Steve Sloan of Alabama and Rick tional, In addition to quarterback Norton 1f Spurner, second leadi ng tsiii• II 1I . : • ~ .. giazwuai r.bv £ fr. m. _______ T r r.. 45h sHA i Dave McCormick L,IU. T SF. * Berm., Im Stan Hindman 01. Miss 0 SF. lint.., MI... Larry Hickman Florida (1 Sr. * Hiami, Tic. sspbeaores. The triple-threat Spurner, Alabama C Sr. US Prlchsrd, AIL a 6460114 198-pounder from Spurner Florida QH C., TL Johnson City, Tons., wound lodger Bird Zustucky MB SF, 3$ Cietto, By. p with 1105 yards total of. Paul Crone PACKING A LOT OF WEIGHT and using It well In the Seminole High line this year have been tsiese four tackles. eat to center, 215 pounder) and Jay Stokes (190 pounder), Off"AIVP line Coach Bill (Gray) Boyles (center) is busy son since 1942 and we. voted On loft are defensive starters Mike Ogden for left, (L5pounder) and David Jarrell (225 pounder) and facing these two on the right are offensive starters Stan Hemphill (near. this week preparing his linemen for Friday'. Azalea Bowl encounter with the Palatka Braves in Palatka. (Herald Photo) the national title by the 35 coach.e on the United Pr..e Only Two Lettermen Returning To Jr. 111111 lehman rating Int.inattonal Greyhounds is a - i Build q' as having the nation's OUt. .,, Television Tonight - -. () Waiter Cronkils regulars on most series get a chance to play dual roles, why shouldn't ladadog? The 8:30.9:30 P.M. CHS. The Car Red Skelton hour. (Color) (0) RawhIde (5) I'Assword (2) Combat SVh.r. the Adios I George Appleby has worked t Eat The 1:10 (2) The Doctor, 1:00 (2) lips,. Don' two jobs to put his brother. DaIsies IlOtili Party In-law through med i c a I 1:10 (2) Pr. Kildare It (2) A Time For ts (6) Rid Ikelton Show 3:13 (5) ABC News school, but when the doctor )icllales NaVy 0) 3:00 (2) Another Wnrt,t finally sets up attic., George 0:00 (2) Tuesday Night Movie To Till Tb. Truth (5) P.ytoa Place I really has to work. Film star (5) Hospital It 10:01 (6 cns flsports 1:21 (I) CBS Now. Robert Morse plays the broth. (5) The Fuiltiv. 3:10 (i) You Don't Nay 9:10 (S Channel lix Special In-law and Doris Singleton (s) Rd, of Night 11:00 (2) b'WS (5) Ti. Yount Itarrieds his George's nagging wife (5) KPWP 4:00 (2) Match Clams ('lara. For the youngsters, tie 21:21 9) Routhnn Street D.it Secret Mom 12:20 (1) Tonight 77 cun..i Strip singers of the week are the 55) Movie 0:21 (2) NBC News Animals. They sing 'Pleas. 1:00 (2) News 4:10 (1) Mike Douglas show 1:01 (1) Daily w.ra Don't Let Me Be Musunder-. (5) Uncle Wait wnunnsuar A. U. 5:00 6) Yogi Dear stood" and "We Cotta Get (5) NsWsltfls 1:11 (1) lun,ntne Almsaas Out." In the silent spot, Rod 130 (2) Newecope 6:2 (I) '.e'. Leave it To leaver plays a mad scientist. He e:;o (2) U. P. History (5) He& Hunt (6) summer Semester probably listened to too me. _______________________________ 4:99 (5) News ny of the Animals' records, 7:00 (2) Today (1) lironea 2) It-Squad (I) S%'yatt Carp 7:0 (I.) My Mother, ____ 7:00 Cajun Classic ' _____ ___ ___ Both 5 ' ______________________________________________________ forward - ' I por S S I f i fl g S I captured • . • ____ ___ i ____ _____ _______ the scoring 6. '--I---- _____ Sem •. " Jim Brown ________ ___________ ________ _____ Sloan Named Loop's ___ '6) Magic Carpet (5) Mickey Pvans Show see (6) Capt. ntaroo 5:11 (1) Weather, News - year ____ 7:10 (2) Today Whitworth Has -. ___ _____ - (5) 11111 ilsrson Show 1:01 (6) CBS News 1:23 (2) Farm Report . Cooking • top Is - Defendant In Country , Paternity Suit Rouse Takes Como Tourney . ggojys - . a.... n :10 (H Let' s licks A Deal (I) As The World Turns NiiwEtn. (5) 2:13 Mis.ws 2:00 (1) Moment of Truth la their three yaw than vW odw throo-yasp peried with from Cleveland, Tom, was a Oriole Player. hIlt of 1I..yeu'ld Brenda get ready for the game. We 17, (tIe), Mississippi, Ben. and taskl. *1k. Capohaw solid choice as he was named The PbIIU.s havu shown a catcher Jerry Grote. dSfIIIM Ayres, was 13T5Chuui 1; 10, COlOt*. The Ii.do1ea bays a 6441.10 reseed against lb. 10 first on seven of the 11 bat, marked prefe rence for mit. -The Pittsburgh Pirates re. Ablieue Christian. MI,evts Vikings; Ito.. month and a half Of negetla. but I fist we have lb. typ. they two leagu. deals sine, picked leased veteran catch., Del teems .umrrenl*y on thair ashudusk. Iota. Me was scoond on of boys that will timpteve as 4.1. tl.ss pledseed is missing' live of the tesms on the current sebidule hav n.,er ballot. and third on two P outfielder Johnny Cafluson Crandall sad replaced hiss, is is,bt Ir7sii DisPer Of ,. ,mdll.. Teb, from the delayed Chicago Whit. Sos drill, with catcher $ free beaten lb. Issinsles. They is 'yj,iite % isir'a', z,.., tiars. vet. nati 10, The salt was breaght by According I. Copeland, the ij St$$dM( 6-4 aid to isip, less Gander of Richmond Is Lyman ad C- 314. aMa , attorney Bese,H Advise em Apopka line Dart.,s who s ell A year agn they made ree the Ister tlosal Imagis. th na of t.. dgnt., .e a..,. - tb.. four 10.1 only I,e gisrds tram tsburgh Itselers; 3. 1. day aSter Brows scored quick h*tithiiue diSh in it The Calijorals Aegalsu siam P have an sdge Another Tietnee.es* , 3sst 11gb, ldaewsle, hiss 44 ai &,i diajatu *U'W VVIM edge and Now has win and 11.41* We gasses eplM the Spurner at Florida, was run. row outing ins misunge, en I aer wem serial 555 w' ,. tesm.Maw VU MO the winding up with Dick Stuart Li, Burdalle ii $ free s1 Cast.s .dtr.. lb. Vii" land NNW" Isiferd club. flnenr, Ortaade High, whiek gem way to assay with 40 potato. Plttabexgh iuitii to lbS t5515Ti505 P515. $5,001 be... tory eve, lbs LAYAWAY PLAN Johnson Cit7 Jualer was tint from the Bad Ion Be husky ne s.ysui* Boise end Idgewiser, hid a *14.1 bulge ever lasSoed. emstrset St,sht, for their s.e.ad t05. Thu DeLsid DulMegs lost tiis, from lb. Angels and Ray Her. pitched for the Cubs and PhIl. sd is D.Lead sad Iambi,g be" bess the S,-'viV meet three ballets and emend __ ftatha WhIm SOL 7 players, but $11,000 a pest. secstive Championship In the I 1W No p. trsques$ eti wills the heal grlddsrs b,laiag $ 14. on two othirs. -. • *ii Bultimors Cells, (laid. lute,. Divisiss if the Na. thsy bad an ostsfnaAing jV p*at Rick Mill.., lutueky's 114 edge ovir D.Land and a 16-11-4 sargin ever L.vhsrg, tum. The Laksvlsw Red Dcv. Brewahe, a $4, lI1.pessd sisal Psssbsfl Lasgis. a 15484 cod. __ . Reds Get B 1:30 9) Today 1:00 (1) Zest of (iroucho (I) Romper Boom Sehoo (0) Y.z.rclse for the Modern Woman 5:10 (1) People Are runny (I) l3av. It To leaver Movie 15:00 (2) Truth or Cons.. qusnees (I) I Love Lucy 15:30 (2) What'. ThIs Borg The Mt'Coys 15:11 (2) NBC New. 11:00 (3) Concentration (5) Andy of ltayb.rry The Young set tIll (3) Jsopardy Dick Van flyke 11:55 (2) Call My iluU (I) Love of LIfe (5) Donna need 21:11 (6) CBs News 11:10 (2) I'll not (I) Search Per Tomorrow (5) rather ICiown ø,.t - Educational Television wsau 1:20 5:11-1:51 0:00.2:13 1:10.5:10 $:10-10:15 wuniusnay sign On Time Line Amer. History Spanish I Humanities 11-11 VTII 10:20.10:40 SpanIsh I 10:41.11:01 apacs Age • letenes 11:15.11:51 So', Studies S VTn 11:11-11:15 Must. e VTII 12:00-11::6 Art I 13:21.12:41 Kinder time 11:10-1:11 Quest Ideas. I 1:10.1:40 1:45.1:25 3:10.3:11 Es. Science Quest s Iiep.at Viii Amer. History Itepost vr which turned out to be one of the best wri tten stories since the series switched to soap. Fred Astaire continues to walk away with the show as the pool champ with a heart ailment. In this epi. sodo he's in a big match which, should he win, wilt give him enough money to pay off his debts and those of his sister, a leukemia vie. tim. 5:509 P.M. ABC. Mduiia's Navy, "The Good Luck Foun. tam." It's Binghamton against the mayor, with cap. tam 'Lasagna" bottom (Ital. Ian translation of leadbottem) determined to shut down the mayor's big earner, a good luck fountain. , over $.mlasl, • ) - CIm$TMA$ ROU.II SKATIS __ Ru s __ W tshu ____ vhs a Of the teams Sanford has plaped more this 10 times, senior quartorhush, vu third. Lakevilw has bees the biggest eousls, as the W1t., Oar. Others receiving votes 12 the poll were George Patton des slab ha. yes .sly ease agaInst 17 teems. 11101010614 High has bees lb. test s.wIuI against of Georgia, Mel Wanted at _ _ wise Trw,iie., Charles Casey of 14 le.sss. St. Avgaati, whisk of ,. . is.s SaSfOId. Florida, lb. lislails. IS otseight times before the We Siadppi, Ashby Cs= of achiels. suit playing Is 1*, sIidppI Stat., Paul Ct.i. at The liissles held is 1-1.1 .dge ou their Anls& Alabama, Itu Riadman if 'Bowl epposonts P.1.1k., but the P.2.1k. cub has won the Nimissippi, Tommy Tolisses last ten, gsa.., holding the lessino$ iuetrna to skms and Stave Bowmen of Ala. if this, hams, and lass Ball Of Bun. 0061A X116 up five allIt I& ., - . a. -. - - &L_ pwr •_,._. e _•,_-, • a. __________________ bays Inates Ibis. '-d ha. .1144 had to this ..ri., AM to wuu my iriSh to the sleek, the three psea C.slb Bib Malts p3s4 far the lemimsis (1111-It-Il) lb. £... - j - I -OW ihr,ou Is I'm elm N44 Lambert WInner C e NNW YOU (UP!) - Dubwe pea eps on the.. .pestO ps,es oeer the nut week ___ Pat ____ the Ivy Iasgw en hen and peel! fInd the Isreld's 5kg 'Alt.$eid. *511k aibeath. foethil asp "a aol. 0s *1gb Ii:: feethiul tum, be $ when It vu 4.eigutad winser telbel. to IN. lid ______ 1u-.A.4 bM1 s. Of lbs III snasal Limbed S I S tzepk3, ujaboBs Of esstens 0164 of _khas uarna, . o" awisw as 80124v X , 01 I - - l- a C ft bow an ad as 1VF lava "M ! .I & ob .-C 6 AI of ~ Zl _____ S __ __ ____ ___ ., ___ ____ - "mob" k 6W% a L ... _ - - - "0* Ul* ""A .1 - .- - SHOWN WITH a strtpg of bias, with two of the's welyhlig s little better than 10 pounda eae1 an IL A. 8tal4e, a visitor from West VIr. Link and Jamas N. Iticketsm from A I.a- is hu Vft'ft Lmbw WOO# TIM mu caught these beauties , .- 4100116004 b. 1160 Yals 11.411*' cit Red Bug Lake roid. They were caught a bas-awtor plug. keysole kk man in an on avesssd ULIA year. 4.2 yards -__----- ...-. - • LIEs Jets' Physician Going To War - Education States. What we discussed is the subject of my next column. PIe.. 322.1215 Tim"Tee4e Lest Tim ADULT INTUTAINMHIT Shows TwIce. iii Time 7:00 "CASANOVA 70" Mistreinsel Vitae Lisi • Cs., Merasite cci. the now urgent obligation of brought to them In many di!. college authorities to get to- ferent stages of emotional tither on this whole question maturity-in one whose diffi of "Do we co-op.rats with cuii:cs can'; os minimized. students' sex experience-or However, the fact that we don't we?" These sutoritles can appreciate its difficulties Is no excuse for th e emotion*1 Immaturity of college au thoritios th emselves. It is no excuse for so much adult It. resolution on a subject about which their students are also Irresolute and confused. WASHINGTON (UPI) We owe young people deDr. John E. Stephens of Co. lumbus, Ohio, team physician for the Columbus Jets baseLAST ball team and other Pitt,. burgh Pirates farm clubs, DAY has volunteered for a two. month medical tour of duty of the Sex In- and Council of the United for Young people are indeed sexual beings. And the task of their colleges-the task of exercising young minds director Co.F.atu'. 913 Only Wn. H.Idee.A,ey d, 14 .0w. KING RAT U 4. Soo TILl, liii wow. • pap. Js - 112411 In South Viet Nam. A spokesman for "Project Viet Nam," which has recruited two dozen doctors for voluntary servke in the war-tam land, today said Stephens would leave for Saigon Dec. 8. JUUEM AN DREWS- h DKX VAN UWM M CHILDUN 10. • ADULTS $101 SHOWS AT i:00.340.6:00.5i)D I I Meet the Jekyll and Hyde-Corthia, a family automobile that's really a demon on wheels. Meet Cortlna, the fully appointed fIve.pauenger automobile that sets a new standard of durability and lists for only $1,716.84: The racy performer Hilt delivers an honest 32 mpg. Your English Ford LInealer has the Cortina under lock and key-waiting foryou__ .t.j_,,ti i, ij,tse. tas POt .S,hSMw.5Iw eilsnS .i- usM 0* No Isso saw M EXTRA IONUI1 $ Inch SKILLET YOURS AT NO EXTRA COST with the Purchase of this 1st, - new SPATULA • S I 1 114 N. PAR11 A we, OPAL MW ~~PROM no - . 1t r '---S...!, W or. • - * :r - ~ NYLONIPOON • - Li Teflon* IS U .__.__ I - 01 110 'a _""4~4 40 A vauow "s '- i'. nay spsvigbyaahld.us sad vi. ladle 1099"16 tive formation $1995 P1101110 3n4M -1 - 1--- M, - 1_1110 contemporary campus." It certainly does. It also patently documents I've discussed the moral obligation of colleges to stud. ents In this matter of co-op. oration or nonco-operation with their sex activity with a person whose opinion I respect. She Is Mary S. Calder. one, M.D., 31.P.11., and execu- 01. ___ ___ Bout" 011ont ence has been officially included in the academic experience of Brown's student., Its chaplain says: "This sit. rnt1on patently deunents the moral ambiguities of the may wrong. - Carrawczy & McKibbin __ ___ - AMlO - LUNCHEONS ____ ____ __ I : __ • BUFFET p • the doctor's action. Commenting upon this tacit admission that erotic experi- mental statement attributed to Brown's health director: "1 want to feel that I am contributing to a solid relation. ship," Solidifying the sexual relationship of two young people is not the responsibility of anyone but themselves. We a statement typical of college authorities' confused and widely differing policies toward student sex experience. These policies clearly expose the grownups' unresolt.d conflicts between by. alty to traditional academic obligations to young people and the loyalty to the new, often overconscientious sym. pathy young people's sexuality. This hatter Is the American adult's response to the theories of Dr. Sigmund Freud and his misinterpret. cision on moral opinions, In spite of the always present Possibility that we be roa~Al& HOT arid COLD ___ ___ ____ ___ West Bind ANNOVNC ' I Wscantak.car.ofur MORTGAGE UFE Policy5 as will as your HOMEOWNERS'" INSURANCE ___ __ __ ____ __ liNk 38193 ___ _ ______ j 1th Now Manag.r "BIG BILL" KUNULTER M 1 10 D 1 1 INSURANCE sC.4 •____ ____ ___ Bill aid ad huh INtuit child. Ksstsehy aid diScs sire iist is, -_&'s moth. teekhs Dais 1W. it )t..lb shined I,va with se. C.i•llai Slate. Sash end battery as the re. •im L'sgi of a visit he. iaitesr Bests. Patilet.: ruröe b.d with klalasn.s.l.lde t..&I Bad INgot, Ln'laas Tech tackle JIm Boufresux, Cleveland now Tom 10 day trial resetting team's No.1 aM a.._ -a-iswvw s'R' W ________ ckoke& Also tackle Des Inky longest ' In the history. Of sad Cleveland Municipal Court, It of Lsshlaas ¶(k, Now York Ills: Bob Wort, 115k the find BAW$ tu.t'st. $43. AdrIsi 5ildi heV4ut, lb. the Uil,.ts117 if Pis. A fsurtb.isuad if pitseilty skargi has No ems. the Jets, Wit vii diaflid Nsties with events whisk led No. is by lbs NFL'. Rams to the Suit CUS. a" flings Chargers: Lafly hewn was eat of tows ls* Martin, 6-S and NI peends, whes the suit was tiled, hut hem Baa Dl... lists C.&. hi. atlerisir, $orms* Minor, leg,. Was it . repeated the "shakedown" r.tt wiulls used to of the NIL'. Vla.a. claim be __ " she of UI was the oldest player ______________________________ - .ivc suit . - - ____ a difulv. ad from lesedlel Brenda's ehlld Is sapsi$sl II., who csmi on eteeag In Clilige to Ge*bi., 5. C, to Fukuary. AMa. mid Part Of tall iii1a, The Cells p,s,Ienely signed Is only I. detemlie an's, t e tough. hIgh disfI pick. I.I&M 15* iegSfly the pstennity if lb. ii _ __ t Cook better, clean easier final round for a 72-hols total problem--sex ought to come up with some unliied decision that will spare us the kind of senti- Last episode of a four-patter - PORT LAUDERDALI, 71" to sver win lbs match. (UP!) - The Cinoimsoti Bob His score was lb. lowest J announced Sunday thit their In the history of lb. bums. now triple A affiliate to the mist. International League wlfl b. The through fourth the Buffalo ll.oss this year. places wsei settled by a play. The New York lists, who off. Wally Amstrcug was worked with Buffalo last sea second. Jivuw Potter. third Poe, will work with Jackass' and Dennis Use fourth. AU vhs In 1166. fiahh.d with IN 5.1.1., - , _&-_ dfalo - 8:30.9 P.M. NBC, Dr. Xii. dare. "Going Home" (Color) ' complete a provim deal far Us Kasthles so Wayne staft - esdat, Mad Monday In bo. M"bad vary "me am to is; is (do), Gowsla, TWW is -~.- (EDITOR'S NOTE: A of recent occur.aces once again have mad* frost page copy of that very constant and the college student. In a three-part series which begins here, a widely read cohumaist suggests there is an 'adult' 'answer to It.) By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Asset. Several unmarried girls, students at Pembroke College, Brown University's women's college, have been given contraceptive pills by the campus health director. The university's president, Dr. Barnaby S. Kenney, has given his public support to Womwe4P - to at 1:16 (2) Focus Two (I) New. •- Phillies Get Linz, un AntlikAr flail ____ ___ ___ Grid Loop Eyes 4 More Cities • •, Dy TV Time Previewi story, • Both ~ duced the king, but Noreen e'j anything when Is entitled 'The Art of Social hearted gesture is hoping 7:30-8:30 P.M. ABC. Corn- I reacts with hatred and via- casket for life instead of you must read the book, 'ms dimMing" by Jerome Zerbi, she'll be turned down be. bat, "The Casket." Saunders I lance at this interference death. Exciting hour, with an personality, cause she's too lazy to by a Fashionable Savages" is taking a wounded man I with her plan to bury her son unusual performance by Ni. John Fairchild whose family He Is seen at all the most move. Yes, the hostess back for treatment and has I (his casket is In the truck). na Foch. Important New York parties who sincerely wants to have a th ird generation bust. to requisition $ truck belong. I After many difficulties with 8-8:30 P.M. NBC. Pleas. he knows the Inside serve her guests doesn't ness, and "Women's Wear," and ins to a woman whose 18. I the woman and a chilling on. Don't Eat the Daisies. 'Of so for fun and to be well known m me fashion "Inquire"-she acts. year-old son was killed by counter with some Germans, Hitches and Stichea and Big . . . world is one of the Fairchild In the "know" read "The Art American shells. The woman a way Is found to use the Round Dogs." (Color) Joan publications. So many women of Social Climbing." DEAR ABBY: We have works herself Into a frenzy have worn or an, wearing A new Idea served at smart to do a "career book" for .. sewing Jim's sister's wedding some version of a Chanel suit New York panics is coffee school and my chosen ca. gown and, when she starts that they will be greatly In. and dessert in 0211 CUP,Try resr is modeling. (Fashion seeing two big shaggy dogs, trigued by the story of It. Use coffee with chicory, modeling.) I have always everyone is convinced she's top with a "doll-up" of whip. wanted to be a model, Ab. Chanel. TCFIDAV P. a. 11:11 (4) auldini !.ighI in tired she's seeing double. 1:00 (0) CWl 12:13 (2) N BC Ne,,s Anoth er book which ii a pod cream, and sprinkle choc- by, and I don't think that (I) AC News More farciat than usual for olat. bi ts or a dash of cinna. Is an thing to be asham. 111 (2) 1:00 (2) N,w,. weather New.lin. y (I) (lIl Talk the series and since most man on the whipped cream. ill (2) 11unt1.y.11rtnkty (1) The Rebus Clams .d of. People snicker when - Far, hut.. She would have looked mighty silly If South had pro. most attractIve t. We JJLQ number "Insides' judgment of Even So Son' of .earts 96404hb & half. they meet the Bishop Moor. Greyhounds. championship and tied for the Moore was nauonai champions." Ifornets at th e new Bishop Head Coach DICk Cope. Orange 3.11 Confsrene. in the Greybounds' offense Michigan Stats will face AWW Dmals Ole 19W 93 Sr. M Sedan, KIIL tow while loading the, as. The Lyman Greyhounds Moore gymnasium in Orion- load has only two lotterman crown with Apopka and Do. and will undoubtedly be a UCLA In the Rose Bowl Jan. Steve Bowman Alabama 13 Sr. 1$ Paicageals, Mles. tore to $ i..s neor& only will begin their basketball do. This Is the first of 22 1 rsturnlng from last year's Laid, a Newcomer Cops Is both pretty and delicious. starter at the forward post. 1 after winning Its first Big is season on Friday night when scheduled games for the squad which won the iiii DUIPIU pro530 player .,., . to, Ye., there are some people fesslonal model as though Chad 0lIm.n Alabama I Si 119 BIa5*, forward Richard Moore tl.i title outright corn. Friday night. Ten and figure was All-American who are not dieting! ____ 131. Bobby Frazier Teas, H St. US late,, and guard Risky MU. Miller' played a lot of piling a 100 record, $laljwleh of Georgia Want to pies.. that m. modeling were not much of ____ISles. Jim Uihamk Ole Miss T gcØ. all Osdeud. Daugherty was earhr eaw a great deal of I. guard and should me action Eves profession. Some havi who gained 1,117 yards balk LAFAYZTTL La. (UP!)- on your Christmas list? Cii. Pat" 0..nla T Jr. * Tusnabis, 0S5t$S__ PrIud at the Spartan., who ____ __ for Csp.lud hinted that It isn't Ala. to 1141. SpurrI set new Pro Grid Loops him an! or all of e iat. even one th as a starter so. al Larry Qagner Florida 0 SF. IN Dayissa I..ih Bob. Huskey, a 26.y.ar.old .. products for men, created very respectable. Oth ers son when the turn had 5 14. The re mainder of the squad was only four guinea and loft records for passing fliwpo,t _____ Frank Imasnel Tens. LB Sr. X. VI. pa'4uagi (1,885), passes cornnewcomer to professional by that genius Max Factor. UY there Is no future In it. five last season. Before the __________________________ will consist of f ive boys Bill Cody Auburn LS fir. 111116 Oftafto Fla. up 1065 campaIgn began, fluffy plot" golf, won th e $32,000 Cajun "Royal Regiment" I. for men I h*ve been told I have th e from r Tulsie LI Sr. 1$ Ian Aat*Io, 'P1*. tem pted 3111 Ccii the junior varsity. one stated that the team was im'' (214). Classic golf tournament Sun. you will lay* having HIM use figure for IL I am 5 ft. 8 transfer and one South Bern. libby Job.. Alabama I 1* ITs Birmingham, but faced a rough tall and weigh 112. Casey, the and from Atlanta mat. Junior nigh day in a sudden-death playoff It. The packages are mas. Inches ,,,ts. proved Georgia I Jr. iTS A4'MI IJU Hughes b I am 17 years old and By Fred Down who led the SEC In recap. of the National Leagu. and $100,000 psi., when It was Jr., ancalms and elegant. Centers Byrd Brownell and of 0 wIth Dudley Wysong lines Isnasit hlesida $ Sr. lii Valdssta, Gi VP! Sports Writer thus last year as well as the Kansas City Chiefs Of reported that the *ald.rs Tomorrow - Career After have done some amateur Charlie Newell, Dan. note to match l-it other unknown. Prelimina ry skirmishing In the American L.agu.- with bare Indicated they at, will. modeling, and people In the Pony, Sb. Inst ark asrm page 6- Nov. 80, 1965 this, was Spurner', favorite nell Allgaier and guards mark. Hickey, from Pocatello, _________________________ target and set new confer.. pro foothall's battle of the lb. Possibility that lb. APt'. Inc fashion business have told finish. St.,. Simpkins and Gary Undefeated Arkansas Is sign him for a two. Idaho, his first pro mu I am good. Will you is,s neeords tot passes .a.gM checkbooks resulted Is a Oakland Raiders are horning of ml in lb. runnenip spot for Gunter were all me mbers rest, 0100000 JSd tournament title with a supleas, tell me the truth (58), caught standoff but "high noon" Is In from lb. outside. 1. isa '°' Torn Barnes' IV cager, last foot putt on the second extra The object of attention is Garrett I. a fumes about modeling? to College samer (114) and rapidly approaching for s. and polled five first-place S t year. bole. as, mat. of Pet. 3. u.rd, WANTS TO MODEL yards gained receipts in "a. inst elubownur. out to win Mike Garrett, .ace. vo t es. Nebraska, another un. Senior guard Ferman Ear. Hiskey and Wysong, of DEAR Model. (5$)sad ca reer (1611). the draw for college football's IIeIaman Trophy - winning us City's No. 2 quarterback C from Hun. beaten team, finished third man Is a transfer Casper, Wyo., finished the MOBILE, Ala, (UPI) - ing Is a WANTS: Southern California halfback. but boa obvious reasons for respectable pro. The other three member. top stars of 1988. with two first-place votes and gerford High School, I 72-hole regulation play with The one-year-old N o rt h Session. (It's the "part. .1 thu effonsive baekll.Id , One of lbs big battles ap. The Rams and Chiefs were playing in Las Angeles. The defending champion Alabama orwa rd Sophomore f 13.und.r.psr 17$., one stroke American Football League time" models with aide. parestly Is shaping up be. understood to be negotiating Raider,, ef ecuras, would ,un .. .ato Stuart was the center on edged UCLA for fourth post. ahead of favorite and lead, has flye twass the Los Angeles larns for Garrett at around the have to acquir, tho draft SIM St&iiiey cities under consid- lines that give It a bad man. hem ri'Itim.. ties. The UClans dropped a last year's county champion. Ing PGA money winner Jack rights f ro m e th Chiefs In or. oration for two franchises in nume.) And a. for the fu. e league to r"41ag lid th ship turn filth and Missouri.. South Seminole. notch Nicklaus. •pecialIy sports bout $ den to make a firm offer. '' an expansion pràgram, league tune: Grace Kelly, who ' No. 6. has moved lb. 64 C ope l an d remained do" The quick-drawing rivals directors said Thursday. c.zbIn, By. was second to married the Prince of Still The champions was the sec4'. youngster to forward, while I've also a UI shunt lbs Sistosli High libel wound up all even Monday, Off icia ls meeting here said Monaco, was a model. Doss with 700 yards and ond for . Michigan Stat.. be will likely play a great Tb. .h5i, fusIbsIl team. So wbss I at a to seven bulle.ye. tot sack that Memphis; Dayton, Ohio; that answer your question? leader with 75 deal. Spartan. won the UP! trophy siIe with lii. Pishlina It'Jm Wilk LibmAra 1ea,ii.. wItkoiat inoles. I asiit, boom a PKAN an an IiSIVI5Uj rn.uurgn WU 3I.. . , The Hounds opened their in 1952 and will receive art. %. IF Big Golf Tear really big stars making their f5Mtlt Petersburg were being conatlseoredfnaflvs.gami season against Bishop Moore other Permanent trophy for W.11. last week I e,UI an sflernuss to lb. vault &t spon. fisuni., , Jacksos, PORT LAUDERDALE - The Llnz.tor.Amaro swap decisions ons way or aide. to Join the six. mom. S. 1.: Your motives are ad. JIM BROWN AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI)-It last and lost to the grabbing the boor this . . ' 'P leminol. High School, going through oth er. bar league. mirable, but the man who i0t. Miss., Is the biggest book at (UP!) - The PhIladehIa was the big news her. Mon. noter Suit In golf for was a big Hornet. 28.21 in $ low scor- semen. They have finished The eignings want "fol. ,lectlon ad do sshw% pw be" *The Salmarmidl* (bet- 210 pounds and gained M phMg, laygrfably *s most day. Yank" GeneraI Man- lOWE As. Other mono doesn't have what it takes In the NAFL Ing game. Of Bishop Moore, is tha top So JS times in the L Kathy Whitworth of Ban tar known at "Tbe Sally"), looking up the foothill saseid yards rushing, active Iat.r4usguae traders In ager Ralph Ilouk Insisted the Include Mobil.; Annapol is, to ask for his own job tonio, Ten. Copeland sa rs ys, "We don't II yea tli. UP! rst'ngs have National Leas" of the Fighting Seminoles. the majors, were cooking up trade "should prove bensfi. Miss Whitworth, who isa- Md.; Lakeland; Washington, rarely keeps it tong. know what to upset from the bees published. Si Francisco Forty-Nm. other thinsa, I diseevord thats still another deal today. • clii to both clubs." fl y captured the Titleholders Pa.i Huntsville, Ala.; and Ronieto. They ha ve a .r. S igne d Georgia quarter. 'lease Starting with 1514 sad "deft,1* sum e Augusta Wilmington, Del. ro T ubl ed ? writ, to AL Monday, they co mpleted the Amato, a native of Minion, back Preston RldI.hubs championship at th coach, bit one of their out- 1. Mich. State (21) 114) and were published In "The Sally" the heel high sehesi foeSBY, Box 69700, Los Club Sunday, wound fl thtu.kagu. deal of lbs bat ted 264 In 1164 but his (1-5, 22$-pound Mlnnieota standing boys, $ boy named 2. Arkansas (5) (10.0) 500. ball lisa ha. von 111, lost 114 and tied gasses. 'h5's elsa, Calif. For a personal up the year's top-money winmeetings by landing shortstop average dipped IiaeNamars, Is back and they points to tight end Heat Kismet, Nebraska (2) (10.0) 275 a psr,estsg. of .131. re ply, enclose a stamped, nor among lb. women on lb. Phil tins from the New York .212 this past season. At th at, 1 them live of their top 10 will w ant to win the first 4. Alabama (8-1.1) MV7 313 There's been N wtaalag iS5O5I, IS loahi Smim. aid aelf.sddrcssed envelo pe. to ur. Sb. took born. $1100 Is Yankees for utility Infielder draftees In the fold. fl.!,. some In their now gymnas- 5. UCLA (7.1.1) • 20. , be foir break NA$EVILLB (UP!) the big Titleholders tournaRuben AmIIO was five percentage points sive halfbacks Dan Bland of CLIVELAND (UP!) mm." 6. Missouri (7-8-1) 142 For Abby's booklet, 1b el the 10 boA sesom have am@ In as ho abe Quartattack am" ate" of They bay@ a mul*ls.playgr better than Unx. ment, the last of the season. Ml"f"lppi State and Met Football great Jim Drawn of bl@ own t"m- Cops' T. TOURISM (8-1-2) 91 0 years. The top No pests with records In pa,estthssls are Alabama was o.heet.d South- deal In the works that would The power-hittint Texas PORT IT. LUCIE (UPI)- ##How TO Have A Lovely -The New York Mets Phillips of North Carolina has been named defendant In land remarked, "It Is hard . Notre Dam. (7.24) $4 1941 41041-I)s 1M (10-1), 1922 (ii-1), lob, J061-0, IM eastern Conference Player al send outfielder Ado1pbo PhIl. bought outtlelder At I,uplow A&T and defensive , tackle not only won the Tltleholders A 28-yea'..ld Miami Bosch Wedding,' sen4 50 cents to tow by a to compars this yeaes speed 9. so, Callf. (7-2-1) Is (844), 191$ (7.14), 1146 (14), 1,910 (740 1551 (144), the year today in the Nash. lips and reliever Jack Said. from Cleveland for cash and China. Johnson of Louisville a Paternity owl championship for the first colter van the fourth &nnu&l Abby, Box 69700, Los Antwho last sum. with last yeas's boys. We've 10. Texas Tech (1-2) .. 60 . tIme but In doing so she set Perry Como amateur' golf des, Calif. 1911 (6-5). viii. Banner's 32nd annual schun to lb. Baltimore Orioles $ minor leagis play.? to he previously were signed. scaused working he bees bird aid t "Islt Second 10 -11, Ohio state . a tournament record Of 217 . 1. The hel hieing pest was 10 pears no and sines than poll by 530 head football for outfielder Jackie Hranft dslga.ted later. The MomLos Angel.. Bout DiM. A&. all SL.e A. ' u; ii (tie). Florida and Par. for the 72.hsls event. either pitcher the Seminoles' record has bow 66-18-9 for .781 p sisk John coaches. Miller or she isis ,lgbtba.d.d pitcher sire linesmen lace Andersen sen enssuvy. gist's evmi said the pste4 fnea them, but we due *1; 14, Louisiana Stat. Rouse, who shot a 70 In the This p.m's graduating seniors have I..t i.e games Tb. Crimson Tide asides Darrell Knowles, and another Turn Parsons to Houston to of *1Uaaette, fullback r Steve rn - meats in such Jacoby- and , ______________ - standing turn," fliughisty said. "We will 117 bud to P' orm as a team on Jan. 1 In v manner that will reflect favorably on the the sixth man those who selected us as a I ___ -'.Page had full confidence in flicks play and was certain that Dick would have led a high heart If he did not hold an Important high card In the heart suit In this case the only Important high card lay for West to continue by East South Weal, would be the king so ading the tires of heart, at. North Noreen Pass Pail 14 14 i, rick two; for East played Dick for that card. p.j 4 4 Pass 36 Then Noreen gave Dick $ ith th. see and repass club rut?. He led a second a club for West to cuff Opening lead-4 A heart to her ace and a sec. at club and set the hand' I clubs and led the tIree of and club ruff sot the hand ith his king of hearts. When Dick and Noreen I ad, th e defense started that two tricks and gave Dick and 'alsh of Los Angeles defend-I way. Dick cashed his ace of Noreen a top score. "-' - If you'1%i imo;Wfug the revelation about the social sat Lyman Five Opens Friday With Hornet By .11* Duch" Spoils W,It., .e _______ brd Monday. alt. a great honor to he selected by your fellow co.eh. .A IT,,Ph. # oba. sad Urben.k the only _ _____ .... that lb junior. and . wwu 1968 hearts but Wore's did sot win the trick with the ace She played the queen ol * A K tO 8 V J4 ,J4 • AK4 Wast MAST *3 ership confidence. &732 VAQ9T it is good defensive play for 1p K1OS3 2 4963 .ios'te Vest to open the ace of clubs 109713 • A gsinst South's four spade 80L rntract, and most West play. rs did just that in a recent to 85 • Q.2 alifornia tournament. It also was good defensive Vastand West vulnerable f - £kp i, h efensive play Is individualis. Ic while very good defensive lay is based In complete part- awaken i . Championship today and head Coach fluffy Daugherty wut. ed no time In admonishi ng his they must win player, one gain. In 1966 to prove the honor I. all theirs. The surprising Spartan, au. thonid 'li.Ir first perfect sea. chosen. ________ * NEW YORK (UPI)Mkhl. State seespt.d the 1965. , Tennessee; _____ ' - ' men ___ Poll UPI Hlsd. iv a but behave cold drink, a sandwich, end on the offensive mdi and tackle Jim Urbanek on def Tackle Dais McCormick of Lonisla State was the oth. ground gamy In eoiferince Conference champion Ala. offensive man history, and and Casey No. I barns, highest-ranked team In Rounding out the defense pan catcher In the SEC Yet-the South, earns In second we,. and Bobby Frazier of ord book, the Sugar Bowl. with eor s bound Caters also were top-tactless. The Crimson Tid. Patton of Georgia; tackle C Ltn.b.ck. repeated by oftemrh. guard Larry and center Paul Crane, a our fleUSS, Hill Cody of Auburn Beckman, defensive Guard unanimous choke,on . and Larry Gamut and safetimu funslve unit and end Creed and Bill Go.. of Tulane; Hugh of halfback Lynn es Brace Bennett. GI1m.r and halfback Bobby 0.0ut This year, because of the Johns .1 lb. defensive • U. 6puzv.ar was lb. 5517 )un. OI'iIISI lot an the etherwtss all-sen. Rae. leheot rio. O.ss WI, Barnum for offensive II. Seven of lb. Charles Casey honda B k. US AMsata defensive group were seniors ______ i • I cad SAil__oX the Offans[re dalt. The obot& had bbaCk Mike e.es_.fl kkk Nam other Oz Nov. 30, Tb. difference between good efensive play and very good efensive play Is that good on girls letter not together, eome to. rtans publish your y to awaken school together, sit that daughter In trouble, my borne blooi pressure rises. My gothic, an they don't ountless other parents 16-yesrold eon Ii d&UDg SPIJI4 lbs UNiM( togath who need It. DO mien cc, thorn on lb. phone . . . study) a U.year.old girl, talking. When they're her,, DEAR ABBY: What do He practically lives at her they're coutan holding you think of a hostess who souse. We've tried to Im. bands, scuffling or neck. asks, "Would you hue a press upon him the pitfalls Inc. I assume they of too much famIlIarIty, the am way at her house. cot!., or something?" Then But about the time we get Perhaps thi, girl's =ether she sits on her bottom the meusgo across to him, doisn't know what she Ii without making a motion and be breaks away from doing. Your publishing toward the kitchen? her for an evening, the thin letter might wake her Shouldn't a hostess place - him up. g rl's moth., Invites the refreshmen ts in front '.'o of her guests without any lo Ions outing. The girl I. DEAR MOTHERI In the hemming and hawing? I know that 99 out of 100 people would really like to have something, but when It is put to them like this they say, "No, thank you, don't go to any bother." OFTEN A GUEST fileTN THONTOP1 J4 McLEOD DEAR OFTEN: The hot11'-Cis!tess who "offers" refresh. in= mons. all of lb. WUdcat. bin with Afl4ostkeaatsa Conference This, h.s,y support for a (0 to rutrktlons. They Ui Top Final ' _____ ATLANTA 'UPI 4ottlag pass Cater. on the n a moment's no- the girt's parents, YOU should set up a few. III a toother ties. she mme to be" no grieving because some iso. ty boy got "liflOesit" lit. 4 S 9zO.b4 study (and I ____ JIM tka ft BecknlaflI B er, By Abigail Van Buren ot 4:J mn from MØo *euihrl WorsT! 8" skillet that could easily become ti, handiest pan hi your kitchen (skillet use. . tuned. omooth.cooklng aluminum, To losi-coat.d for the onsleet dean-up of all. Foods cook without sticfrlg, .uIuk dean In mad, without scourIng. Great valise! -- j - GATUR Lumber & Ace Hardware, /nc. Cash and Cry 700 Frs.c Av.. P. 322.7121 SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY. 800 S. FRENCH AVENUE - U �/ 5, Rulers rram They'll Dance I n Start it e * Champag ne Ball Underway Saturday .. Dancing under the stars Is 1 )Y5 sit down roast beef din. inlngs being served beginning Music for dancing mother feature of the inter. er with all the fancy trim- at I p.m. sating decor of Mayfair Country Club on the big night the Seminole County Mutual Cooml Association presents the first annual Champagne Ball, Thursday, Dee. 4. Twinkling lights on the cell. lag will provide a romantic open air pavilion atmosphere as patrons dance Inside the well-heated building. Distlnctive toudies of holiday decor will further enhance the ballroom and dining areas. Combining their talents and clever ideas In decorating for the big gala are Mrs. Fred I. Ganas, chairman, and Mrs. Richard DunleaVy, Mrs. Irwin Flelscbet, Mrs. William Ye. finch, Mrs. Carl Bcbilkc, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. John But. ton IV, and Mrs. Arth ur Beckwith Jr. with Harry Ethel• bcrgeZ englnce fur the lan usual lighting affects. The cocktail hour begins psomptli at 7 P.M. followed Blythe Valentine Girl Of Xi Beta Eta Claudia A Thanksgiving basket was made up for the Salvation Army by members of XI Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the recent meeting at the BwIa"d borne of babel '• th en Cody. Claudia Bly e was chos as Valentine Girl and will ride In the Christmas Parade with Valentine Girls from th e other Beta Sigma P111 Chapters. Pat Mann and Helen Hams air presented the first pro. gram, "Good thea" with "Methods of Education" glven by Betty Creamer and Ver molls Pete on. A Christmas party, includ' lug husbands, is planned for Dec. 17 at the home of Betty and Bill Creamer. "Beta Bud. dy' gifts will be exchanged party. U re • sitRefreshments the of Mardi Gras butterscotch cake and coffee were served dfug the social hour to Betty Creamer, VI Chapman, See Harper, Isabel Cody, Del Richards, Mona Walker, Pat Mann Claudia Blythe, (lMny Frederick, Ver. neU. Petersci and Helen Hamner. WjtJ • 4. MRS. H. J. FURMAN poses for photographer In her fashionable Loch Arbor home In t e sophis. ticated gold brocade gown she will wear to the Champagne Ball Saturday night, Personals 0my Mrs.t atrence Snyder mid Mrs. Carroll Pfterma e s e n will be under the direction of Tom Austin. Dress for the occasion will be formal or dress uniform for the anWta.ry. Sanford socia lites have been busy shopping for the extra Miss Thompson Betrothed ~J' r - L special ball gown to launch the opening of the social season In Sanford —the annual Cham. pagni Ball. . : . - .. Lonnie H. Thompson of Sanford announces the engage rnent and approaching marvi. age of his daughter, Miss Judith I.. Thompson, to LeRoy F. Eilefsoo, son of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ellefson, of Jas. per, Minn. The brlde.elect was born In Artlon, Ala., and attended schools in Sanford. Her fiance was VC ! princess M argaret Sets Fashion PaceBy both. Austin GOOD COMPANY, g food and good entertainmi were the three ingredients the highly successful I= . eon sponsored by the Na 0ftI,'s Wives Club at Empire Boom of the Las ford Hotel In Winter Park With •VIOflS deck ed c Jj In the latest fall fashions was a pleasure just to sit 5 In the luncheon table and Jo • around at all the attracti Pipestone. Mine., and was Mrs. Monforton Hosts W.M.P.F. Meeting - .. ,,, - ' 4 graduated from Jasper High .d to be having a wond ful time. • .ecid so did we. Lovely SherriBotte, w has taken over as preside . The marriage will be cmnizcd on Dec. 26 at a p.m. at Jordan Missionary Baptist Church, Sanford. Mrs. E. A. Monforton was hostess recently to the regular business meeting of the W.M.P.F. of the Missionary Alliance Ch urch. Navy wives. Everyone see ___________________________________________________ School. He Is presently sen ing a tour of duty with the Uni ted States Navy at Sanford Naval Air Station. of the NOWC sinee the real nation of Larraine Williar was a poised mistress of cc emonies, as she Introdue 48 th. guests of honor, award the door prizes and introdu ad the entertainer.. 1nciki,ttiy, in a rccc •- • •It-1 - Pilot ClUb Mrs. Blair MeGarvey open. ed the meeting with prayer followed by th e devotional program led by Mrs. D. it. Stone. The group recently prepared a box of gift items which was sent to Batesville, Ark. A motion was made to up. point a nominating committee to present a new slate of otfi. T o - • • , • • • - ______ .•, ssist ______ . • hat with Lorraine, she e plained that she is not Ill anything like that, but h simply found the job of pie Ident, plus the cars of h six child re n a bit more thi she could handle witho . ürf"i& cars. Mrs. C. C. Murray closed THELMA ATWELL, left, and Sandi Jordan re mind both civilians and military of the formal the meeting with prayer fol, towed by th e hostess serv ing Christmas Charity Ball at NAS Ballroom Dec. 17 at 8 p.m. Reservations are due Dec. 1 by calling 822.4317. proceeds will be used for vitCounty. amina for needy children of Seminole (Photo by Doris Williams) delicious refreshments to Mrs. Solan Teston, Mrs. Fay Lee Mrs. C. C. Murray, Mrs. Blair McGarvey and Mrs. B. H. Stone. Enterprise Personals ,. The Thanksgiving dinner meeting of the Pilot Club of Sanford was held recently at the Civic Center. A delicious turkey dinner was served on tables decorated with turkey candles and mums entangled • MISS JUDITH L. THOMPSON (G a ssman DhotoI ' V '. hubby's help. 'The Music Man" was hi theme of the luncheon wil clever decorations in keepir . with garlands of feathery Among the best selling Items and designer. The closure ferns. Special guest for the affair for women for winter are the comes in three sizes—to sew was the Admiral of the Anchor Navy-styled pea jacket and onto the finest or the sturdiest., of garments. The maker says Club, Mike Scott. bottom trousers. e New the closing Is washable a4. . A short business meeting liv was held and plans were made York firm featuring them, will take any commercial dye. to man the Salvation Army Richards Sporting Goods Con- It Is available at notions count pots Dec. 4. Locations are her, says the Navy copies are term. front of the library and Mc. seuing to the campus set, to with the idea, although tl trombone, which graced hI bead table, caused much me rirnent as it continued to tol pie over frequently to shun of "There It goes againi" ,, On !'L. LJ "u - for use by Mal Wastburn ,Bowls Cl&sp.,, it is the infor the servicemen. So many ventlon of Sydne Cousins, a and Mrs. L. U. Wright. Mrs. Eva Williams spent of Enterprise. Other guests family, Mr. and Mr.. A. N. Nelson more boys are going ta be former coriet and bra buyer — Thanksgiving weekend with were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Clut. In spending Christmas a w ay _______________________ Sharon Mandt of bo• Mr. and Mrs. William Avery returned to their home her daughter and family, Mr. her and children, William, Misswas , from home this year, that the Raymond Tampa Wednesday after hay and Mr. and Mrs. overnight guest of Dwayne, Cindy and Brenda, Land US() Is doing more than ever the houseguest of ing been and Mrs. Vernon Hopper, and of Osteen; Mrs. Pauline Eng. Miss Carolyn Watson Tuesday Avery are visiting relatives at Mlii Doris Faber for the past to create a place for the boys children in Orlando. Riverview this week. lish of DeLand; Mrs. Rosalie night. to go. — several days. Peternian and Mrs. Ralph After the short business Denslow returned L. F. Rev. is in Orange J. V. Richards Ciarenee of Mrs. Visitors Couillett and children, Van, meeting a silent auction was 822.0856 flELU HOLIDAY Snyder. Friday were Mrs. Ru. (lzarl.s and Linda, of Enter. Memorial Hospital In Orlando Tuesday from a short trip to Cranberry candled oranges held by th• .fthaece CSMI$' Viewers Far All Oetislaon al Clewiston. Seminole Memo instead of ri gone Taylor of Longwood and prise. make an unusual and delicious tee. _-_--_ and he is coming along nicely. Po1'I'ED PLANTS Mrs. llenriotta Raines of BanThe next meeting of the relish to go wi th holiday meat Ramsey l il Mr. and Mrs. W Mrs. Violet Cirlton is a pa. at field A family dinner was CUT FLOWERS ford. small Pilot Club will be held Dee. 6 poultry. Place the Educational Building of tknt at Halifax Hospital In of Gatllnburg, Tine., arrived or CORSAGES this week to spend the winter oranges In a saucepan and with a Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Allman the O.taan Methodist Church Daytona Beach. their home on Lexing. cover then with water. Cover which time gifts will be ex-1211 Grapeellie Ave. here at wont to Baker Thanksgiving Saturday evening to celebrate guests k changed and special oo . C il pan and bring to bo Day to visit her parents, Mr. the 25th anniversary of the Harold Cobb Jr. of ackaon. ton Avenue. about 5 minutes, or until will be the co-pilots, ...A U... V L H,.tmt fn,n,Iln tiC the WSCR. vil la. Is spending th e holidays Mr. and Mrs. B. Eslinger of orange peels are pierced eas. and Mrs. Mr. parents, Foiling the dinner sv with his have rented IIy wi th tooth pick. Drain and GaWnbwg, Tenn., Cobb. Day guests of eral members of the wSCS re Harald Thanksgiving the Mettle Remley home on cut oranges into eighths. ReMr. and Mrs. Don Stowell matned for a meeting. D uring move seeds and arrange were her sister, Mrs. Marian the business session it was tie- Mr. and Mrs. ray Lee were the corner of Lexington and orange pieces in shallow beat. a masquerade dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Main. Braddock, and children, Jim ckled to hold proof casserole. and family In David my, Allen and Crystal; her party and Watch Service at J. Mr. and Mrs. Steve McDan- Top with 2 cups of fresh mother, Mrs. Lois Brooke, the Educational Building the Sa nford Ttna'sday. lets of Crystal Beach, return- cranberries and syrup made and in the evening her daugt. night of Dec. 11. Charles ed Tuesday after having spent by heating 14 cups of sugar ter anti son-in-law, Mr. and Attending the mee ti ng were On the sick list with with 1 cup of water, 4 whole Mrs. Gary Brown, of Tit us- Mrs. V. P. Allmon, Mrs. Grant Magenhelme is horns again, the past severalB.days cloves and $ whole allspice. Sides, 0. the Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Clutter, Mrs. Carroll Peter Roy Sernones is in yUle. Cover and bake 50 to 60 nun. Hospital, and Air Force Bass Murray, Claude man, Mrs. of utes In preheated 250-degree Denby Mr. and Mrs. F. B. ls Weaver. Jim The family of Mrs. Harry Mrs. James Martin and Mrs. a o Col. Charles and oven. Makes a bout 1 quart. Oldamar are visiting Mr. In Sesninoin Richards still Is ll. at her home Hasel Campbe OMeen gathered to celebrate Thanksgiving. At no Mr. and Urm. Forrest Nutt &M weekend with her parents, Mr. fast at We Church. A REALLY GOOD HAIR CUT MEANS EVERYTHING We're Good • • • Try Usi * •. • ,• • • • • • - - . • FOR APPOINTMENT CAU. 322.4913 • Betty Hl SOyIImi It 2201 8. P.'k Ave Mrs. *111, Steenwerth of Jacksonville arrived Thur.. day for a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ch arles L. Swin' may at their home, 206 West 17th Street. •- The McClarya' son, Michael, a student at Western Carolina College, in North Carolina, spent the wee kend with the family. - MATHERS purchas Thanksgiving dinner guests Of Mrs. Clarence Snyder Uf Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pfoie" and children, Linda, Kenneth NOW pric.d to bring - .. liii f you - .ntstasdlag daughter, Mrs. James Mc' At.. and three children of Mt. 5tatIl*g, Ky., and Mr, and Mr. sal Mrs. . Jr. Black of Thomsatos, Ga. Mrs. Sarah Zionsy end Mr.,AJbstPo,eflOI Winter last Thursday Pash — ,(tbMr.aadlfl,L.Z.BU- han. en liear- _.-.•- — I .g —id5th Tbk o njls .Iirth. foi e xiir- lbs co s — • Pus. NOW ONLY — "VU1AI1UTY" toml.slhlsvah....yong.Is.muèqsalityatsochalowprlcal $ultt.AayI M A T,N IR of 5) to %. No aasd or food. R&isto PW WINN•DIXIE lAS? At Leeti Tafl.red, casual f,mdfws that In as much at foam IN your family or n, as It wield be in the most fhs.Iy decorated amusoamist ruse pmr h You will I. amused at fhf blissful coafeef and durability of thus livIng rum. fuietlenal pie..., Tmsgh..s.ulIs cens$,vctls. Is ragged Vinyl ., Fabric covering I. stud ii, to the mist critical eye .f th. ladles aid or the .ulaught of a cub scout pack muting. Available In b.avtlful desorafor colors. Y ou du't want ootrol ro.c.e and aft of wey—bevE on JobsVi'a e • Sanford itSl UI MY li Ale le NIle II t usmi IIIMIIMAS -• nM I1MST. . - nounced that the rlstmu party will be I December 23 at 7 p.m NAB ballroom. Si ius will be there, ith, and she promised Pt1011S$SMNI • -• '- "V' "- —'-'in - I' ' !'. will have a good ti - special guests of the re Betsy Enney and C - , unlace. Betty Smith the the club for the Cl it to her while she wai • • hospital. • C S 'OT LUCK, Italian at s held at the home of 3 mph Coral, when off Ic es 01 VAR-11 got toget '• S ' -.1k - ______,. ' . 4 - lain dish was laaa .' - - • - • v' * ' vej with salad and ot 000 TH*U WIDNUDAY • Tan Carts I • Net... Cw?Ie hpss I 0 flits.. Cs.eIs handbags as "sutchel- roprlate goodies. njoying the repast n s. Kenneth Sandon, I imas KilcIlne, Mrs. Ji ron, Ms. William Di i, Mrs. Gene Klein, I iert Love, Mrs. James R SPECIALS ly." Bible of America's fashion industry, which criticized her styles as "too matronly," her • _____ •- • - a.'. -- - S' - - - • : -:- - - .. -..—...... - ., Mrs. Richard Zeii I Mrs. James Dennisor fri. Dennison recently is the mother of a r •'i ! •' • • - S ., • - - MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO & SIT - • • *22.1553 over, was filed b "%'ornen's Wear Dat- j .r • • - 1067 Sanford A minority report, how. . -, - 1- 1uabIng, WALL Heating, foe. The r o y a I wardrobe generally drew compli. mentary press notices. " -.. _____ COLEMAN SPACI NIATIU PLOOS PUINACIS WALl. HIATUS CALL Washington reception. $ ' - Alales Dr. was pramatad wtb a pin by President Eta4111101141 Schultz of the Lamp. lighters, Florida Nurse Asso. elation at the State Nurse. av.ntIos, held In Hollywood, Via. Honoring members from each district. Mrs. Mid. dieton was the only one in Diotrlct 3?, Sanford, wi th 25 yenta or more consesaUve years membership. Hr. and Mrs. William Reich a 'Hiblacus Dr. entertained hem, bridge dub, Wednesday. Niismber 17th. Their guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vincent arid Mr. and Mrs. iiib_ ui Sylvester. Hr. and Mrs. A. Moesel of Piriwlaklo Dr. visited their alsn, Je1h Lan lures as Plirids hints ralw,ilI, St flUshes...i, am messily re turned from lerult, Lebanon. a patra hat, which was the sensation of a - • SHIVER! PIT FIRST.OF.WEEK including the pheasheas. ant-fea th e r Cleo. • - •' - ently. 5 ______________•- .- . 4. - 4 _____ size" and her fur coat, as "moth-eaten, ratty —It just his to got" Pictured are several of the costumes seen on the three-week royal tour. tic appearances from coast to coast of Lon. don's top designers . •- .- -• I •. - - . . '.-•-- - - "-- _________ - . ''L ________ i- A' - • a businesslike side— promoting British fishIons. She attended a showing of Brit. ish styles In San Francisco and In pub. - ,j.-. • - .1 - • '' • . flowers for mother and the newborn baby. A large bran. S dy snifter" container together with a small one, both filled with dainty flowers, will make a lovely twosoni. present. -. . i • ---a a s NO AP?QINTMINT NICUSARY Jack & Jean's 5AMR9 PLAZA IIAUTY SALON 3221.41 y daughter. S S NNE UNDERWOOD I last bridge session officers' wives of RVi n a triumphant not*, n r high points, but El S WHERE IN THE WORLD npling ran a close seco rouday visitors to the P Include the mothers I. H. U. Moors and W. McGuire. rom Detroit, Michli es Mrs. Irma Riley to i with the Moores and I It the new grandson. ARE YOU GOING?? !F TO lo stranger to Sanford SCHOOL P. Carl Spald, mother ii McGuire. All the mu i of the squadron Ii ward to getting scquai with the mothers of th THE w members. SERVICE EWS is rather short t it, In comparison to reci its, but there are so mu at activities planned month of December, (A S I C VACATION set to be hearing from you sometime this we it your holiday plans. DON'T MISS 00 1 Will GIFT WRAP F.R.E.I DELIVERS THE SANFORD HERALD TO YOU BY MAIL! STOREWIDE 20% DISCOUNT — sed. Nan.) DOOR PRIZES-GIFT CERTIFICATES 1st PRIZE 2.4 PRIZE $50A $25A I 'anthrb Ttrath MONEY ORDEI CHECK OR WE WILL BILL YOU.' OR . WIr Psn1srbj ALL NS UTS COWAN'S SOWNTOWN SANPOIR - \. you P. Not Nov. To of Pv... To Win DRAWINO — SATURDAY 1 P.M. "PASHIONAIU CHRiSTMAS NOW COWAN'S" SNIP 'fil 9.PJL NEWS WITH YOU! A DAY! - JUST IRPISTR AT OUR STOU TAKE THE HOME-TOWN DON'T MISS POUR SIP DAYS WEDNESDAY • THURSDAY . FRIDAY • SATURDAY RICIMIS lit • 2nd to 3,4 • 06 Yis..v. 5O/. on ON piu. chss..-4h.p for Ch rist. mes—Shop for cold ws.thsr clothing. Shop s.d save. CASH — CHARGI — LAYAWAY. While you're away you can keep up with all the local news . . . sports, society, political and what — have you! A MONTH 3) OWA N'S ;;v.t. .. CHR1ST PARTY It4asurer and Audrey Blod $ Phd S*OUP 551JgAI$,y $10.51 II Edith Pounds, ehairr Canton, Ohio. The coupli bve gone on to spent somi time in Miami and Nassau planning to return to Ban ford next week, for soini more family fun. 5 a e PAULETTE WIDMAN hai bten elected new president ol the *VAH-7 EMW Sevenet two with Lucille Stone nam. ad vice president, Pat Ward D. - , DON7 5 .DeBary Personals Mrs. Middleton at 3 United States also had - . - occasion. Julia Girtler entertains, her sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Koesle, fro" _ _.w•' *• it be used to defray c printing and mailing wsletter. gstt as secretary. Lois Vail., editor of the slab newsletter which Is ts be iced to the men on di. plpyaaut reported to thi group an th. progress made in getting out th. news. Essy Weyts Kill Isasbu ud Ails , t FOR THI HOMI SAVINGS... .(b rent successful bake rant party-filled visit to the - were extra special for A dray Reeves, Edna Murray Jetty Smith and Terry Fa Who had the special joy o hiving their eons home ta $ the afternoon were )trs. M fl Smith included In their son, Rev. Freddie Smi th, Louiu 'ADS and Mrs' W and wife of Macon, (Ia.; Mr. and and Mrs. Mike Minshew Waycross, Mr. and Mrs. 140 Wdot two child ren of an.. and their daughter (the Of Enterprise and Dr. and Case of Jacksonville, former VIda Sue Smith) and Mrs. on Mrs. Harry Oateel called husband, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Friday. Christenson. Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Alum Weekend guests at the Lake and son, Paul, had ThanksgivBeau-volt Drive home of Mr. in g dinner at the home of their and Mrs. L. D. Hastings were in.iaw, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. flutings daughter and their of Winchester, Ky.; attbe I a, man - rate La Ro yal Style PRINCESS Margaret's -WI Money derived from decorations. L The Thanksgiving holiday - and Donna, and Mrs. Bett John. Callers Weekend guests of Mr. and Snyder and son, Mrs. a .. - were Mr. and Mrs. sisters have been together for tending Le And Mr. Tom 22 years. Mrs. Mitchell plans to betiere until after Christ. e A — We hear the gals have be ccii. so proficient at makin roan that you can alway find a take In their ovsni .i(.. that just a they a. - Mrs. Rh o d a Mitchell of Western Australia it visit ing her sister, Mrs. Vernon Mc' Clay, and family at their borne, 1413 Palmet to Avenue. 'This Is (tie first time th e two e EVERYTHING is "comm Up roses" for Nora Williami Julia Cutler, Alvin Nell and Marlin Magee, who at tilting a cake decorathi eohrse. Anne's - Personals source of much admirstic and speculation as to U amount of work which hi gone Into their constructiol thi clever nametags came i for their share of apprecli tioth too. Many wire Inspired to IN t he production of "The Mal Ic Man" at the Annie Bin sell Theater, as a result the excellent entertainmer presented by members of t cast, Including the talents "Ohordbust.ra" quartet, an to Marlin, the librarlai whose name we did not catcl Grapeville Florist Free Delivery L.. ..t.1. u.s. wius centered each table were • Cr017's. models and to socialites. Bonnie Boone, chairman of Memorial Hospital. We hope Mrs. E. L. Cunningham. By Mrs. Ritchie Harris community service, reported New for the home seams th at the USO was In need of stress is a garment cloning the Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Header. that they wW all soon be able Mr. and Mrs. Chester lienS more food to serve the boys at manufacturer says Is the lat. and going strong recent to be home son and Howard were derson joined several other Christmastime and plans were eat thing since the hook and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn again. families at the Plymouth Ave. made to make an appeal for eye or snap fastener. 'rti. Drummond in Orlando. Church In De the people of Sanford to help closure, made of nylon resin, Dr. and Mrs. T. Z. Cason of cue Christian anksgiving medi by bringing food to th e OK has two sections which slide Th Land for urs Jack Campbell of Birmlng Jacksonville, arrived Th ak. Tire shop on French Avenue together and lock. Called the cook out b re e tation and a th erno on to spend day aft of ham, Ala., is bouseguest Nov. 80, 1988 - . P. 0. BOX 1657 C A Ii 1'D h , FLORIDA a to ......................••.......... Address............................................................ .\city .................... ........... p....................... .... _ ........ n... ......... Bill to Address ............................. ............... FAMILY FASNIONI & POOTWIAB Cltj' •..... . . .•,.......... . ••05..flflS.....nn....fl.eSnoee.S..... �I I I ., . . . . - 1. I I; - IT pan 16 Foreent " == A RA.lola CP 56 Ft I a z DON"r WHAVO 6TORE lGeDs 1N 1.110 XOT. Me 1M or Galbraith GLANCES 81 j The Perfect Team to Bet on for Quick Results, L. TO ;PP PLACS I 1;1 I; 4 V 0ssoe Very New Idw aboss , bW to 94 IM *05 foits' b8sakesly. "" is ~ ~ 0 1sk fsi3d tmt "eates you would be wilost *s1ssM,.cbsek4th I aI ollllo I - 1 1 1 hl 1.,,, 1~41 . 4. Beauty Care OEM= ""ll + M jurrA=-yC0M CW--COM CWTHE LAST' LPwflHATEC.rMC*3o 7aUa - t & * onselt pop" I" your faill 310 way PM 0 where you Miss etc an concern*& •... • , ; I 1. ~ i ii , I fir t . - - I\-MW 4 : THIS or- elates U 27 to co to Perfect agreement on many points. Be diploUc. Others do n ears for much adrbes, so take :__ in _ # IT I AN WITH PER CIY I • 1C4L4'))1 -- I~ I I '. . ..*., " " . r I I S& Y / CARD .0 ______ ) . . ebZ-X'M NOAV, mum"T - . 0 so ow UK On.X::Z ' ,v 2_- a AND WH*T'AIZE'\ . .r71'hi, eo 0 TUO GOOf'! - RIBS 1 ii 1'l i%&1'1 eaINGb I o SiuPi.E cotic10p,i.. I WE jj so I A to .. - . 41e3 I I_;:yr J, - - Robson Sporting Goode Your NVINIAUDIC Dealer Down & Rid. __________________ NotiCe P1 a.ILiTT '1.IIg'A.onM.ITII MA a'---- M*n _____ Immediately. Apply to per. MA$ GIFTS • floors. nice rental. $ DR 1 bathe good location I. •so ..- ell I dMot see ow POW V Dutch ti YM f1dinot ha" any money at aill" ,_____ _ - __ _______ i 011o - I WMrrHINI 1v .. - rV1 am IV . so 00II1. I TO" (.-acty auv4=1 'TOR sr*rriq, IYLVISTIRI NHFL*m ______ p ____________ Aner Sezninoie 0406 cash. Apply to Albert " y'\ FCK Tee 1110 AW mag4WMCId1 F IS'WMSG1 W1 I '.IL I WIT, -WIFLA ______ 1, (sam mW%ad.. hs ($J - I Isamirkon lo.r 33 1 _______ . - 1 lot . - age ', r Agency • - _1 - iw - .. - - • . he vise AM "WARNER" REAL nTAT1 12 Broad we" 3j Smn" sewion uc ISS l'u'i- MIJI.k OelU Id siefoof Pirlied amlity 4o?esestad lukmes $4 5_ (ak) 4 , I- lbs . :;' 1 'z.: va . - . a * $32 I I Sforage Car OUTLET OMM "l I P.M. 14" CH AYL PH. 3IM1102 . Have Us Winterhe Dm$iiii$I_isI For Yo ur • LitbrIcaHo 0 Oil Chun* • - . MM#BMJIN - - C Save' OW "W Car. About You W C About Y Car" I sv.ns • ' . ertsr Pl -- . rss $we 0 Drain & Phok CoWng System ___________________________ ________________ ________________ __________________ __________________ , . * AdInt Brakes & Fill Mew Cylader WARNER - ______________________________ '-- 9 0 VitaJis. & Plush Engln. Molw Metw Twe-up - iioi I III . ;. 0, By "ev. I/wo V4 61" $32 in COMPUTOR as ' 31 . - ' ___________________ ______________ - -- - . US $38 _________________________ ______________________________________ _____ 11..0 .I,71 -1 . .~% $31 it " un t .Two • 4 . - 60 Dol 51,11. "A" 66" 66 Pet. S/Wo AIT U" 60 Covelt, A/T $611 IN Left V-k A/T $195 ________ ____________ '. . 61 Fall, SlWo A/T $?" $42 John Sauls Agency ' (at) I - Legal have a.elP Dallas I I I ____________________ I 0 I ________________________ as II ' ) Mub 13 Na. _______ 0 . - _____ • . - ___________________ Public a" RNimbwud Ismail it I. Is ' Leald,• a I M7 ' I ••• PiditSII Urs....msm Wit• St. Johns Realty ________________________ ' ___________________ ___________________ ________ 1IWIitt" - = 13 AJ$3 26 Fro" drUMIAc 46 8 a*el _______ . , riusuuic-u------I I THM HE . U nI ~ma W l7*.asved loam 1' .*lc WIU.'\ ' - , F L NAP$ A '' II1 .- ____ ______________ ( .. . __________________________ ' ' _______ o. reaity rlhereby appoint Mrs. F. U. JON MARIE KLDVUN, his 2321 S. Park Ave., 123.4121 121 Park Ave. Hbumlllat, Sr., Mr.. Ii. H. wife, *$4? A BID Completely furnished, including lmm.dlate opining full or part Defendants, • Sollaw washer. 3101 Magnolia. l'hon. time. Avereffs 83 to 13.60 tier I'S. 34. It. Strickland as Tot JOAN MARIE XLEVEN My home for sale. I BIL IspaBe" W Day. week. of 931-1613 Cocoa. hoar in start. Phone S2:_5FQ.8 whose l 13041. d Month. rate dining or family rm. for appnintrnont. Monday ° Mrs. ;or: :n:: utility room, K1T1 large star- I Itnorns, turn. I nata, $31. C i,i l Field. Floyd Palmer, and I14',9 stay. ~1-0 age room. House & Yard In ;ItANNING & 11011111116 c'L. R.ding. Mrs. B. A RONALD R. ICLEVEW, well CON3lS3O U 77. Situation Wanted I Br. Duplex Lake Mary, $70 mi rentalwho.. address Is: Smith M. 1.. Wright as In. pump for I&ret ruii. Hsadag & mc, 123-1214. ,urttt'r. ii U i1 Reconnaissance A t It a a it aptctors of said election. war d Z Walker. ISO) PaloNotice Is hereby given. that Ii,u&era S.9111L Dare story. Sao h work. 112:-Iijo. 2 . IN WITSLES WHEREOF, I squadron seven, Float After consideration. ths Semi. inn., 322-4018. a Harm, turn. losses. 1011 W. WZ=!E!ommmm!~ , ehuttot York. iiliCounty Iand On. loth i Ilaitflia 58. Now york 'pJ' Wanted To Buy 1. Mayor of the City of Sanford. $4. Real Estate Ins Commission Sale old a Ostoon area. Over lakefracres of Florida. and have caused to be YOU ARE IIRItELIT NrZ. public hearing to determine the ont, on flit furnishe ii d d up is. I 531544$ wooded land, hereto the seat f said 104 that a complaint to feasibility at recommending to 621" US your 1`011,8111101`46 paved rood. sy a nor. Phone ty on this Sill day .9 Nov- foreclose a certain morta the Board of County Comall". Quick fervi" With the Cash. i BEDROOM boom unfull 222-3030 after I VW M encumbering the ember. 1*45. follo wing loners that Amendment No. 9 9UPUR TRADINQ POPIT. ad. kitchen 4quipped. call Rost Estate - Insurance described real property, to wit; of the Boning Regulations - M L Reborn, Jr. 131-1661. a Par k Ave. 122-1141 DOMES FOR SALE __ ________________________ An ill or at the City of Lots 13 and 14 of I'llock further amended to revise echo. WILSON-MAIIR rURNI1IJftE 3rd Ifilloodiate Occupancy of duen guy - 11611 - Trade "It". HIGHLAND PARK. dule of to" applicable for BEFORE IIUYINO CALIa I DR. newly pointed, big yard, forn built. Any financing ATTESTt &I IL Ill. Whelchel ccording to the plat there- bull4laff permits. Copies of this 311-16 ILL tot x1tchen squipp&L $10 no. its-$$" nodded In available. ~~ :f an Its-illc lat proposed resolution may be ob Pt.11.ht Nuty $. Clerk NENTERJIES, 30 Dec. I. it Lo 4'43S'pu'b 55. FIlfltltUr, VU. Sal. IT-li South 122.1131 L N is 151$ Records of Seminole Ccvi. LAKE MART, on lake, I.4 Mc vi.. Sanford, Pistils. rooms, I baths, cintral air - Freight "Pol. conditioning. 11111-1916, been fild"ll against you In 9:00 A. AL to lit$ F. AL now repaired before so Ing. "" liedirosso said dislag I In the Court of the coaftly has the abovelatyled suit, the short Futille boll will bol4 %%'* have available room ftralturs. Hoar glee" TXZ TIMM TESTED FIRM Rent. option to bur. I Dr. J*48f- Sta"10619 C"Nfy- ]riot- title of which to Federal Na. in the Seminala CountybeCourt show " "Image, believer 116 8" to Protests. 8 B. R., I HATIL house near Gulf course. 41? N. Park Ave. 1 tional Mortgage Association. a Hou". County Commissioners price to % or Iaas than to ice.. Ealal. .1 Lakeview Dr. 132-6065. corporation organised under an iteo, Sanford. Florida,,, on hiM ralall. Nell Frugal UNLAND . HAMMER. PAINT A i'ROVIT 'NARY IRENE MeLZOD, 8/kA Act of Conr.ei and *sitting Wilasedey, Di.. S. 1)63 Damaged Persltu. at Till Shies, 8 B. It., 1 BAT Eamihestly loonted duplex in ,INE U. MoLSOD, pursuant to tka Fedarsi F. or a. coos tksreaftar s *wr, $743. Came)iitrv. very tough conditIon, Slash. PINECREST d4 To All (*"No" it" t,to $1.916. Terms even. Charter Act, having its pria. Seminole County planalas Used furniture appliances- ma a B. R.. I BATH your spare time pay noting Claims dw ----.! cipal offloo In the City Ol ? A Boning Commission aft. Hurry on this. NightAllialsol Sold Be Sol Washington, District of ColumRAVENNA PK. We Mart. Ill Danford Ave. , By Robert L Brown 1 "a of Van &" big. Plalatift, versus. 11-1960. You and "ch RONALD Also bay@ VA houses. $110 Seminole County INCOUR and It-,Wn. payments of W end to present In dvpllcate any ELgVENI hi. wife Defend. month claims and demands which you itts and you are required • PublIsh Nov $1 $5, Ills Cub flow 1100 per month. Start buildIng your or either of you, mar serv, a copy .1 your Answer CDI.17 Koff future with this Sanford in' against itt. estate of NaFY or other plesdlng to thi Corn. ISNISoLI OOVB?T S**I$Ol.R COVS?V come. Nights 322.111). Jrmi,. M,'l.vu.l, a/k/a Irene U . plaint on PlaIntiff's Attorneys, FOR TilE iii:s'r uUy -. NUT PLd*SISU A $DSI*5 PL**5150 A 105150 J..ake Front lot, 170' frontage .i,',mme,-,i. lai, of .ai,I (Iit'D*.ANI), HTEI'iII:N$QN S HEM US C0NM$l5$o5 COMNSislo* on Crystal Lake in neighbor. (uu,.t Judge Day: 323.1174 Night: $J$.4$$ the County of U IZ U Suite I I I anfurd At. SILL Sen. P.114. ISeaa'lag SeOlsi .5 P.116. ksrla h ood of fine homes. Only 0 i0e.In..l. Co y, Florida, at lantic National Hank Building. Notice is.1hereby lives. that t4otIc. Is hereby given, that $4,000 It sold before Jan. LOCH AItli011 hts office In the court houei Sanford Fl o r I d a. and Ill. after consideration- the Semi. after eonsid.ratlon, the f.ml. usry I. P'or ia-li by owner: Watsrfront, 'of sail c..unty at Sanford, the o r I g I n a I Answer or note County i.e Aa.a Planning and Eon. bole County Planning and Kan. •. s.a. '•'' I fill. a. Rm., irs. lot. $17 Florida. within aig calendar o t hi r pleading in t 3, e lag Commission will hold a tug Commission will hold a Also odd shaped lake front lot for only $3,100, lii'. 331.1311 aftir 3:10 P. 705 $.itk Pork Aissea 'motth. front the tim. of ths office of the Cler k of the dr. public bearing to determIn, public hearing to d.tsninln. the tlrlt publication of this notice, suit Count on or before the Soaerd P1sd4 feasibility of recommend. fusibility of reoomtaenilng to ITEMPER AGENCY It you want people to PSf copies of .ah claim or 11th day of fl.c.rnb.r, A. U. lag to the hoard of County the Board of County CommIss fl.illnr ness. oaf I Apprals.r busi In.uror attention 0 ),.ur 'demand shall is In writing, Ills. It you fail to do a., a Commissioners that the follow. toners aisd askbtb:lIirald that tit* following di.. Ill-fill II) I. French -1111111 shall uIAti(ltipIac.ot decree pro coniseso be ONSOMENO~ Staff about some attentio n ge. crib* ntly '°ned "' nd post office a taken against you (Or ill$ r Based A-1 re A.1 JrleiuW' he lg d. i 67 dress of the Iaimant. and list demanded in the Complaint. C- 2 Commercial be loned U 1 SIngle Family Residential : All 119 This Notice s hall be pli blIgh. judg9til Lot IS. A. o 11 - .O claimant or his &sol or at- wil once a week for four con. Oak Grove Park. Futbor des. division. Further described an Office & wat*houso space In ,thnn.y ani accompanied by a eeoutiv. wusks In The Sanford cribed IBM lying on the lying cm lbs west side of Stiti Sanford. S siogi. offices 'filing feo of one 'Pillar and Herald, a newspaper circulated side of U. 5. hwy. *7.03 wsat A 't and Road IS and • NOSIAMUUI one-q uarter mlii 3 a4J.iiniiig offices. 'au, claim or demand not so In Seminole County, Florida. Umitil bulb of Shepard Hoed in Sec. north Of State 31oe4 437 In Sec. amount if warehouse space. 'fj " flatcd thi. 12th day of Nov. (Ion 1-e$.3011. Uon 31.*sa.30E. For intormatioi ash Orlando wimN. SPeC AU I p1 ebby Jo. Ray ember, A. U. 1)11. Public hearing will be held P.111c hsarhng will II 1116 .t301.5351, Non, thrill Pri. or As •zecuter of the l.s.t (SEAL) S 117 PUNCH OPSIATOIS in the Seminole County Court in the JemISols County Court Write P. 0. .-.,. Will and Testament of 5451. Orlando. Arthur if. Beckwith. Jr., house, County Commissioners House, County Commi ssi • ANALYSTS oners • Mary Irene )lri.,od, s/k/a Clerk of Circuit Court Root., Sanford, Florida, out Room, Sanford. Florida. on • (N ---. Inn. U. .McLeod. deceased • •, lly: Elizabeth hirusnaban Wednesday, Dicembir I, 1)11 W,dni.day, December 5, 1)11 90 lots For Sale - Ootdon V. Frederick B. C. .. •-•) MAIL COUPON TO .. at T;is P. N. or aa soon thee. at 7:21 P. N or as soon there. 'Attorney r the Estate Of CLEVELAND, STIPUENION .sna A1 after possibis. tIIM si possible. MAY?ATR -M..yy Irene )icLeod, a/k/a A MIZE .r.ea S.minol. County e, ann ng Building site. umtsoio County Planning III L Jlrrs •u. :Irebe N. )LcL.o4 Attorneys for Plaintiff a Zoning Commission A zoning Commission Se veral choice building sit.. on ,.I&. b.1oz17$1 STATS APNOVU TftAIN1N• P.O.Dnawsi-Z 1yP,obefl$.*iw* Shirley Ave. with tirsns, -IyRsbsr$i.Brown cford, Florida 127Th Sanford, Florida Seminol. County *iag Soinola Cithnty , 1.5255 NAME ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Publish Nov. to, 21. 1# S, Doe. Director Director Realtor 14. log$. 0. ISIS. Publish May. 34 so. is". Publish Nay. 3j. So. Ito$. Raymond Lundquist. Adds. cu-6o I CDI4$ CDS.14 wood 0 CD$.6$ WHIt LUanIte Zaak alft Richburg Realty Pm I I mosime OWN ashow 4 man Jima ______ ______ AMFSKA"?LXr1%WWW . & I . TWAT*41YIfl1.... AI 1)t L _______ I. . '11MAGAMMAULOLWwwoll 01 114#ft oinvn • . P1&*S AC31018 . . 4MM . N" MR ar Tool o. Sd Mi. 1 - H.,. Fl~ Ca. I YUR WAItRAIM . - A-41-119 18111411114 A 1114411111 BUGS BUNNY er 'VA MISM 06"ll w. 'V.A HOMES 30. ce - PSVM flSY5onAaAIDVI1' ______________________ .13.!' Is Omerelt - - REALTY -- -. , ____ SOUTHWARD Ill - Legal . 4) ThATP ; _,:~ I V Sit Iaais.k thu flat DssIsastIss 0 and Sales Broker NIGHTS Singer. $ &owing machines, o act professional rrpet clean.•n sirikian I Gerlach Park Ave. Trall 0) silill Mrrn Ins results-rent Illus Lue. of two comPolesce Ford. Ine. 40-140-$Io. Complete with a tar. of Cit- or Court. Lot No, 13. toners. each forcity south Ifeminole Number IT* Zleetria Carpet Rhein. 22~~ all atlachm9nt9- Fully BUILT SI!!2 $jr* of three yearn. John Sauls Agency ISIs Poo*r $1, per diatl. '60 Volvo completely Plane over. Carroll 72. Female Help Wanted . Itald election shall be hold 131 T1114 cleficuar CoURT. antord. Terms arranxed. A-i Y01t, T1111. IIERT IIUTEng. overhauled snit tran:: it the Mutilcilial (*Ivlc center NINTH j1*91clAt. vincl4v, or PRWIN41 M A C It I N X FX. rurniture Store. SEE us mission. like now. Tra. FLORIDA 1-4 AND Full UEHI. CIIAN9K, 1213 Beautician rafl1P4, Doe Jlmrnr 00 DOWN Day: $31-117 4 Nighti 111.1411 N. MILLS, Tn. ripened citrus J*v.l. We (erred. Must sell. 3 3 1.1703, ORLANDO. 11lonford Avenue In the City of IT401,11. COI'14TV. Cowan. Cut IN, Curl. Ph. o intord. Florida, under Model home, kit. equipped, Ply, auto, radio & healer. ST18 '66 c. M.l 44 P msc, ---I P1. sittIng; 113.3173. 133.4151. SUIT 3 s:VEflAf Outstanding I a $ Sanford Ave. 313.0531. $33, 122110$ after 4. 0. 323.1 ons as now In force MORTGAGN FORIWL011URN Ill Aides. A Conks. Apply In Ilodroom Homes available In __ --- ---I- --Jl--. "j-11311101 Person. 2-5 p. "I. iL1#nlln..IV FEDFRAL NATION111il. MORTsaid City. all Areas of tiskoford. Lot us Huniand- I lilt., 2 flath un. Tell them tau saw it Is The II" Window fan; I burner b•OP 1jhePollMW a car- VACUUM CLEANERS Opened at Lodge Nursing Al (unvsl.a. Show you Aroundl turn, house, garage, frnc..I Sanford Ileraldi Kerosene Steve used (Hire The auicril poratlon Ideal Christmas Ifo All hlruidence 300 S. hay larv. 0 ura:(re Standard Time, and will doer l'Iaintiff, siies-Ailpric... Buy It now - -• 1 , . Will at 7:uo o'clock V. 1!. on said on lay-&-way. •lt'' .klng $131 me. Phone 51. Articles }or Rent RO N ALD U )CLEVEN and Sanf o rd Vacuum Pervice 73. or Female help 333.1331. . ______ ____ Jihu Yvon Seminole conats ___________________________________________ $u, y of December 1111 for the .01 _____ a ____ . , Is p bdooffi - (Dial D1r) STENSTROM I I _______ Nt55_• - VA FHA . sat somP.L What Yom ma 0 'sit Nt. Is largely P to Tout . )ya.J SI, 4255938 Vireft flisafted Iftelose" new. _________________ 183--basta Il matere 1111-411aztics Supplies I . __________________________ ' a 40 they 6% Md I ! It s" I an p -, . n vs .J t 0 I " gia, (?3 _____ _____ I i.IIISCTTW$ii I OPINION? .a, government hire, Anyth ing 0 Peteesat lOt Is s 1IiliaI$ £ CYSIII i ;1 - 2$stomoti,, --. . • or , .Aegal ________ .' T1twwEu. whe Will with I __________ P'oa. .- Mutest. Evold as an 64W ovu4t be like - For Sal. i . - 11-12-.,. ii -- --------- .- I . I'll I-jT Bf 00 . . 0 iN A n I i - ('S - chart and work with big sor. PsUint ,it'& most Complets TED WILLIAMS 105 K. loth 122.844i N ________________________ _________________________ ,--'----------'-'-- (a(0~ 1b . lm~hold.=_ VM. OD LOIl fl4Rof)Q. 'fl'T '. __________________________ VIEW I HEARD TA* I V4 Mq' i CII! 4aa T Fill . WY I " c.v%aLx*... OUT ISM 10 K y It I 0OWT_-f`Hlgl T14EIR IqNpw 000LA Oprioll , ___ -, ch.a Have toys for boy $ to I• Trucks. etc, like now. Gym Dandy Sarl 4 whoill drivel, . Stenstroni Realty OO. DO IIS-AiIo.--4s1. or OppsrtvSItlos . AUTO GLASS 118-Reens Few liteat ItIll-Hotel Room i•ta2 %seut. O Root Ill-Tracka $WaaIed T. IPsr*Itu ISlO IS.-Azlifigues Irso, sale 611-lifiel To la" li-Jasi. 193-mobile Homew-Roat 104-TTallor Spa*el 106-Trallse LAMP.-Sale Ill-Atlos For ia per most . 'I$ Itere. AC 1357 due 122 UN '64 rhey. $Ago duo $110 lifft. . '51 lit Of 0 $441 due $26 34N .,% Plywx9p 8:411 due $16 NI o. ST Vaddle $441 due $33 SIN .34 PC-n%Vsn Slid due $33 life% $100 DOWN BY Kata Osann nivivin off -for AoldftN .30 11- ---- SHORT " . 9 v . ow .4"U11 A*.l i malty owing to Moody disPosition. TDOW11 *My to be wsors optimistic and to enjoy ba'-bseu Instead -f the .5 rirse. Much Ltl 1* I. I. beat . $l-A.rtleiss Il-Iwap it Boo" 'I, Q fflaffing U attal with with 8441 And cleaning kit, dr .m.wws.a.yJal($L,secg - TUZY . I it. , PISM (Feb. 20 to Mar. 10) Use b*Wr psychology with others Slid be your i.int C Sa coming sobS • I)on'tac- Oflisulli type wheat balancer. lot Ilanois '51 Renault AUTO GLASS & EAT COVER CO Mu - ""ally. It really Isn't an easy chair to sit In . . especially wM junior amundle" . I J LI T 41W .. _ . with your good logic. il I I-Mal InKmamw 33-BPAGIMUM 21*lp=$St 84--upholaterr Iii-vaeusm Client" 811L.-Ritterselastaire 40--pusio - riseds, - seedo $7•yj, do $451 WORLD BOOK Oneyclil $6 Per in*. Ph. III-4943. $' 2 ____ sels Tar I Year Warranty 668-4:19. - OT-Hosse, Tor Rost Ios.-Resort Rentals III-Trallere-Cabassis - ________________ 'j9 I$-Psi•tiag 4-Well Dril"aw 26-1 0said. di Used" 18-Radle - Tsiovw" $0.-Ill & squipeal tO AVALON APARTMENTS ralnted:. vklth sAraxa. kit. west of French. Clean. JIM HUNT . "e,_ 21-Plamblag *' Repossessions 106 Apartments for Rent 21. Home Repairs Apt., adults only. ssj-:IjI. 50. Mine. For Sale 05. Furniture Foe Sale LOST: 12.12. Cashmere an eat. III _ -_1 3 lIlt turn. duplex apartment. . Remodeling problems? Buildt 9 House paint 8pray outfit h ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Magnolia. 833-4826. TNVMBTUEXT & RZALTT 201 Z. 271h. Vall S33-417T. - problems? Bring them to ~ 01. accessories. Make offer. 838N Park Ave. "I-SITS nodilln & Furniture Financing arranged, LeRo y 2. 'Per,ona ITIL XMAS PRESENTS AT FACTORY PRlCt: C. Robb Construction Co. $anter,t. south to If ,focus, Saw and Nave 96. IIoi'es - Sale or Rent tUtt%right 110 Magnolia 2614 PARK DR. U.'1321 inking prob. o haves o singer $s', ADDING MACHINES y to Orilliis$ p 0. Box 1213, $40. All guaranteed, with actent Onn. r NIGHT 113.0141 Br., unturn., TYPEWRITERS s ii nrilnn FR ftntord. MTWArE OIteke8 4 to I P. rn cessorlse. Pay an little as $2 Upholstering SL Mattress reper week. CASH REGISTERS . room to enlarge house, $TO I-Itoom Purn. Apt. Pvt. bath. Ill __ __ orm -15's novating. Now & ttfied Ill 700 machines on special Mo. III-3064. IsUil SANFORD SEWING CENTER Over jrrom this date forward. I will SPRINKLER SYSTEMS turs. Call Nix Beddin g w(fir. 212-5308. sets for lea days only. 24 164 Be. ftrk Ave. All Typos and stood t be responsible for any CO. at 701 Celery Ave. 833Bundstrand Addin Machines. r: $.Bedroonfl -7111 We R.paI &&d ivi,•s na, Turn. Newly decorat6d, :t.00ntr&cted by anyone 3127. $131.30 each. 12 .,ctrIc add. dining a VIa, room, alt-coal., Class Apt. In, Pb. 111.4130, a T I N 0 other than myself. Itarold IL Rassoniable offer: S-Pe. Ila. fireplace. patio. No quality. Mael and Supply Co. room act, Rattan 1101im Johnson. 176 to 1220.60. Many 69. &hools Inc. Reduced tar quick insto. Turn. Apt, 8l,rooms. water & ucalons 201 ,W. Indi P ane ls 1. I a a 1011DROOKII ____ Doz from hand operated inachines. from $gotl down. 222-1111. also. InaLt Its Mo- 311-91811. 1% & 2 DATH2 solits spring& A mattress. 13*1 Vicy. $41f to $119.50. HoTgral used KI'TCHEN EQUIPPED eta. (loo4 lived lumber, old Home Appilanceis - - ____ ---..-.. National Cash Registers at I miles East of Oviedo LOW MONTHLY PAYMEN ~ hausS to be torn duwn. I33- - "B'S's t SAO to $326. New and used Located an Ifill 41S. Student Instruo. IUMEDIATE DELIVERY I SttNFORL) im portable from EMU= ~c T`* 1641. to typewriters, $4&. Smit XLUCTION FROCL ANATION To INSPECT tie%. single & twin engine a DR. home. furnished r un CLEAN, quiet room@ for 098. $141.114 h Corona .. Under and by virtup of su. 0. It Ap.lianeof-mom so Used W-"^&^ also 9 4l9&J-01119. charter. Ease Aviation Pro. turn. Are lab a Doe. as $1; 4 $I magnolia. ell-allo. electric and portable type. awrity In me vested am the Ill usannlla ductal M $$$.wt. per in 21 li~ 3 6. 31ayor of the L SITS50. We take trade-Ins. gal jank.- zicelitnt- - 11mr., fou. Bedroom house. 1115. Autus Tor fule 3olorlds, I hereby Call a Muni: 31. Alutdcal Instruments Turn. clean, 3 71. Main Help Witntel' A & R Office .machlno4 elpal flanoral Flection to lit, goo ~ Tuning one mofflm ld throughout the C Y of 1940 1-do r Choy. 5*4413. 4CIV- ACE'l CO -: . - such end& Put practical plans W lhi CM 0 those I % . ____ lra. ' .uoo. "' hU. naruW* KU (Sat. Noon For Monday) 19-1111111ders Supplies - • ,n Floor Du s ta 's chry,. AC $211 due $32 This tar,. bdtom - two 2vs II Ford Pit $311 due $21 Me'. • apply Ill bath navrair home ha. .41 Chrys. $ $0 due $ I 3t e. everything, including an at. Neatly turn, down stair. apt., 4$ t'h,y %Vg $ $7 .Iu. $ 1 M treeth. price tag. Check $05 Park Ave. 313.0310 $S Pit. 1!.4S01 OAS - 2142 rop 1012 SANFORD AVE. fn)ntagfl*. huge 111111S Mor urn. Aptl 3.12-2100. dining area; large Florins, room with fireplace; big uti. TURN. APT, Sale Ustionville. 120. Automot vs So Ice 2 -... . -_ --ji".tl Illy room. double earports. tress. reasonable. If equipped kitchen with built after 530. Wall To WMI Carpet Auto f4ass. In oven and range. rotriffor. I A 4 room@ turn. newly il Tops h Beat Covers atil dishwasher. disposal. 3 Bit &led 404 E. l4th St. exhaust tan; central host and L&r~ URN. p hi ". ' tains. patio, well and pum p ' :r: Park Ave. Call 33:4411. S beautifully landoospell plus 101 W. Ind at. screen enclosed deluxe p.Soo oll Q..T as~zl Al swimming pool. ljouse. pool 332-3161. SiS.3296. - - --- '--' Atli, WORK GUARANTEED lovely U. L Otsel home. Let's M, can buy It for 14"'.1,00. ..4-. 4SP6 slivaguillauls. all. visit today. Call for ppolnt You act now. furniture S410. Mont. IAItoy C. Robb a Con: If will be included for no addl. struction Co. 822-6011. tional enst. For more Infor. Newly turn, 3 Dr. Duplex 10 miles from Navy Bass. Call Sdiftkarik Glass MW PWH mation and to Inspect. callGOVE"MILM7 OWNED Glen Aurbeck 821-829L HOMES a, $ Fm. turn, apt, for couple, $41. III Magnolia wrp,,t Ph. 112.4611 i WN 133.1420 3(51 PARK DRIVE II'. 111 L 121. Scooters & Cycles 1.1112. 1 bath, enclosed Ph. $ 1.3 4 BEDROOMS room, large fenced lot, fruit MONTHLY PAYMENTS Motor Scooter. 1 14 mbr.(t FROM $30.00 trees. l'lnecre.t. 213.0437. 3 110. and 'IIAllstate 13$. Botk turn, apt, 170$ Mac. IUMEDIATh: DELIVERY In excellent running tond. $ 0. 223-8951 or 221L BEE TOUR CERTAINLY NOT ` - Western Flyer bicycle witig A A$. ISO PUL Sf1.1 $ speed; like aP:rIin1n.v YURN. now. S.42-1479. than nu woui,i NIcely, furnished, re-dun., 317 ri.. i ' espeet in a 2 bedroom. 1 W. 12th St.. 323.1103. 123, Boats & Motors 1--th. LIVABIA1 home. only $2.500 WITH TERMS. (Istoway To The Waterway Oak Ave. lU-SIll. VA.FllAstaoin •toain ta 10, 26.1 Help W.M 111--alt"aul wal II-Income Property II-Buslessia prop.-Ille 111-Real Estate Wanted 86--it"l Maisie sale IT-Basineadi Rentals 96--toets For We 91-razoaa-Groves 13-Aersage 110-11111aedwara 11-Home Impro,romel - Roberts Realty Commercial Off ice 123.1420 I.h4. - 3J2'35,( t1-aI. Help Wanted 21-Flail. Help Wailed 2M.l. or Female Help Ilat•rieg - P4 14-Blerele Regil 16--spoetal serviese 16-laterlor Decoratom 17-Jaultortal sarTle" 18-tandoespe Servies Bank lOut. (SI I ?*mplorm,.t tro,tv - Uv.stee $20; typewriter. Ill; sort. Distinctive portraIt, don. In • .nap.on.toele with cabinet Ink and wash or pastel from bOZ, photographs. Ozil. $7.10 12* Ibepa i Co 16. UI.ITSL 1134251 LAWNS mowel Missing, tAts For lusrUoni and 'lei _______ Jan. 20) Find some fins system will )loop you happy and ym do not go off an tangents. Take care In speech and writings. shop In spare time. Be gay. IF T 0 U a CHILD 15 aaDiI W%V%AV b e or aI. catlo ________________ cs S.-.Dot.--Cst.-P.t. p.cIal fl.0 •t4- Trai ler hw ;, , Ilia' , .rxv Park. I Dr. turn. duliltz apt. Contact home. Artesian wei 10 2313 Palmetto. acril. In grove. (lood lln'%oot- 3 IIII.. 2 lots. onevolod double datAge. drop skell. fruit frOtS. Unturn. I Ddfm. duplex "IFTit TERMS. Vt. 30 ACHES, 4 acres In grove. 3!!-0469 or 322.9iss. file bath. torrasto floor. akit. lake o n property. ji.ello. chon equipped. 323-9:01. II-Meser Wanted It-ftlonso Si ta~ 66--l"dran $1-Selgools" a Instructions I-Pwoonals A A R Ottles litsell 30? East First Street Custom cabinets. 112.0114. DEADLINES Day Before - I gr.at.rsbundsnrs, butdresm. Ing sbus won't accomplish , • • 4-Hal clare orsecom JET SPRAY CLEANING I 1943 106461 Igo. A438 Cocis Root - saves . Walls Cola machine. $136; Hunters Yeatsch 313-4148 tag - . 130 W. loth St. ged , eJeStlig.,re, tb. a•7 .g,.,t1t W(I .b$ostl.a*bil delas it thin p.1kV 51 • paper. I I 15. Special Services IMENNOSSISSIMMORI~liffiliffifiliIloigag 50. Mize. For Sale General Repatt Painting, Plun,bin g - -Pre-Christmas Special &/$ off Inc. Ph. 322-0783. merchandise. The Corner Dabysitti night. or Store. 200 Magnolia. regularly. Cathy. 3:3-1212. sweet Hamlin Oranges $LT6 a SERVICE CALL $2.00 bushel. Mrs. R. W. Lord. So. Sanford Ave. S33-3219. K. C.13 TV SERVICE ERROM ~' I-Lost SIP I"" a.in.,. 322-9139. COPY sail reowveo the el I' new ! .. 6tVA -IN - silt. I CAPRICORN (Dec. U to if i ecuW become Do not offend others. AQUARIUS (Jan 11 - ~ Used Portable typewriters. Ilwy. 44, 6 nil. W. at Sanford. Tea swat& Will not be "* igoorr*ot i&"tdoa. 1 ______ . of fire In home relauanships minuscule task. that are SUIt Import. . : .j . - 14AD HER 0WN HARGIii-PLATE! "ll-m< fuel to any first semblance . .; LI"? uptmnd in all it imall W - ,.' . ( , WR& MINUTE HT SHE NAGrffARIUN (Nov. 12 to Doe. 21) Avoid adding Keep busy A s- ' -. to tempers . .. I . NOT. SCOIMO (OCL 28 21) You desire for plessurs in an riot, povided you are of a cheerful InIft with otham Don't be critical. Show thought for your follow man or the \'jl I came. 32 0 • & 92. Acreage CIASSIFIED INDEX Power $&If. Must Sell. First w - and start n 1 WPk. ill q* ~_CLASSIFIED_ 11111FLAII ~ $1.30 Per Inch : 1.1 "' ° 22) Try to work alone as much as you can, since others cossary, ria .~ 4 !r.. lit,p NW ALI 211111111 113049 A60 Ckdull at &-Ilay Kate CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST .:* , / a- 1060C . i I I I ',a I 'ii 1.1 . -4 *31* ft sturewillass. Add beau I /RN R are nervous and eculd spoil . 1. / OF FORE10N LANDS.TREAD 7WE ROADS OF; HISTORY order easy. 11 BIT 1< to 8IP 1 . 1 o_1L0%VAVUl .11 PRISCILLA'S POP a. well. Day may Itan wi th with Is ha __ I., 0.1 '114 O/ _______________ Stir. SAZOW MJbl Ef - SC £1 .b. I 0 O%Obo~ ° 13. Catering - Food (O5 (iS(St WSd5 51' lice SlAd mistmon charg', • v . i. ___________________________________ eu. z : i._._ ~, i - (- .., -I , iio (July 1. Aug. 11) R.ns on a. - .- %1fI ____________________ ________________________ 40111,011 . I 31. Musical Instruments 11.000 mllps IT92 due $to Ill $411 due $35 M06 AP ARTMENTS 191 $22 Mm i.rwno horns. beautifulWIrLAXA . :6 0 VeLrvslr : $I2 MN : Prairle Lake: 100' x 3.*O* lot. DR. turn. duplex. I block .#a ljodge SS 14" .7 dus 11% %I m - A Lounge i.ow open. Specialfiling Ininen's Pea food and steaks. lunch: sand- Clarin*t. 11-Flat. with Bust n top lialches: also a I& carte. Long. __Nearly now. 3:2-3911L wood flotel-438-2913. 0 '16 to 20 14 11.51 12-52 1 3.88 . 21 to 25 15 11.50 13.15 1 4.73 ,, li 21 to 3011 1.10 I 1.7 I .41. I 6. answering. JIIM 4 1, Eseasle. A". lall 'Lluts'll 11 to Isis Ilia 11-99IL83 • . nearly now. double eat. dock. 322.3214. -st ran come ave unt . . V" - ; - CARNIVAL Seminole Realty __________________________ - Ill.31jo BUT NERVOUS . £IJ - . iM*t. IUvK. -. -P don't lied to bring me a roce bbb.rin aboutthatathomst U m :': No , ______________________________________________________ KNOVVINO I HAD "*_~- ~ . au. a. i trim s dhit ficulL SWdy K ma I "" col I I' Is win, Md also be 1mrs YOU 40 not annoy a new friend in stings Way- MISS!" 1 KNO TOO _-l I day I to :: EMLM •. . •' YOUR PANT I MOON COWUN (:I" "to jtdy n) clattinir flow arrangements organized to- -'. I Br. this to appreciate It Just One 4909. IJ , oriL Immed LtLr.IL. .. ll 0 'ST Chrysler Imp., 323-7200. dOfl t i%fl h&%i (0 i &Mkmklaluo*Uo&OK - ___ Sale 115. Autos For Sale . rent on laritt lake. adults costs . . . Only $1.040 down. Assume Payments $74.70 mo. J1rJJJ Will ketp your children : you do Christmas shopping. 102. Mobile Homes '68 ATLAH. to' x 60'. front kit. 2429 LAUREL AVE. ;. c his d*luxo 2 liedronin Ill YOU ., 7 T '. U5: . P . tri. 425-5938 ____________ I it 1:74 6 nice kitchen equip.. fenced 103. Mobile Homes - Rent yard with bearing ell us & tostoossiontipmousiousinsi~IffiffigiSto~ 1 j I It-" - . -- '11 your credit in sv• g ---------------I DT NOoO ll 1 "Al"I'll 1",lill.Re -Vim" 110litial - ,j, ( . - ___l care 1 ' . Child -1 -. SAY 'll I RiGHT! r EEK & MEEK DEVANIX % From '''. " *. sim" WAMSY $anford Shopping Center Pb I - "ll~ ___ 'lllllll . 10 alf- "cI map I --- car I AM *ill T Ban stop for all .chool 17 12 Mile L I I a 11,.A:,..s,,...0 , S. Day Nun , \ I I 116111 - - Phones I * ___ P is 1~ ~7 -_ UFR,5. sroining 1 . • - HER270 PgJa'1J&.•.)LaAa, i Nov. 80, 1965- Page 11 5. Houses For Sale Call $32-1113 for export advie; Classified ,* ,L' . ___ I I 20) as VArt to Itself Your promised frulatly and do not I I 44-lIl ~ . 4 ____ kl~ ; I I . It, . IrA ,, A I _____________________________ W Iil . .•• . ______ 44 ___ HASP AS I .., . 4 I tbeir 60tW9 MmtM 1OW&A too much to U '• ____ . ." I I -.-, • I .; I ."-- .I _~ ~ . . ~.Pl - • approach. Don't be too cdUctill Of &Uwm Avoid --- Be colutseas with them SS Mied it r . -, 0 confide . lI I 7 *,_• • Ionly. J - oWl. $fl ! ,..' C I 1 -=== I sayl W illsiner mime a& Va Issoillis cam omw IBI' ___ Apr. .ti1n ! da 0 WANT ADS! Dial 322-5612! I f . _t . on _____ . , _. i rw.v - __ - , •, • 301 We 11111111111' ST, i ;. 3384M I ;'*' ' . --- --- - 1. - - - - ---- - - ____ ' - -L-,-- _ - -__ - i- 1iii I 11 �I I.I . ,k --; --j .- I -- --- -.-- 11 . r - I.I 11 ___________ - - f , - ' Page 12- No,. 80, loe! .'' i'a' Christmas F • '.• , . .. , " 'I'll.1. ~*, I .. land Avenue. A creed dish luncheon will be srv.d with the main courssprnvlded by m.inbsis : . :,- ,~ , At, .1 .:~~,4,~- ..I. ?. $--, .. ?~ . . .wit •;. 11 i .,...1.1~ . school Ninth Grade Speech V, cU 1ass 0nder th with is stodat" partic Principal jobs Angel also will be A coast. Christmas Carols the m1101 WI1AL_ii suSi by cWts No& by members un i ' _____ .~ x , r : ;';7 7~-v'T . " "", -, '.. . . L as 5 direction of Mrs. mans, t'o.ordinatot, assis ' • .... -. . by Mrso Lucy Cody, will be on sale frim 10 a-m- until 4 .m. I I ', .'..' ' To Have I '. r. • .1 :.,.,. 1.. Club Holiday Parfv . - . .' . . . . •. -' ; .' annual Christmas party at Wednesday's 1 p.m. meeting at the home of Mrs. Pearl Jiekeon, 405 Isle Drive. .. . I I ,I ! I I - ) __ f . ! I ;• . ,l .A,o;~.,.., i.60,116:boA_"If~*t0l' FRYING THE FISH for some people attending recent fish fry aponsored I . by the Forest City CommunitY Club were (left to right) HarveY Coulter, Gene Ftucker, Mrs. James Eustace, Paul L Kelley, Leland JncobZ I and Chuck Hunter. Profit of #145A made from the dinner will be add to the buildin fund for the Community Club and Recreation Center the. (Herald Photo) association wfll.build In Lake Harriet Estates. I an T ; . -1 rograms :. . ,.,1 I 4t ' 51 Ill be the Ud di saddle award presentation to be made at the Central FlorMo Horse Show on Sunday. I i -s. "'V' , .. The Dusty Boots Riding A$soclatfou, will have Its decem. bar meeting at 0 P.M. Thurs. day at thq home of Ledr. and .- " __ -1 - . . Tint plans for tM Sanford Loosening Look 6 . At . Some On I Now 4. f 1lgS Real Wilkening, 211 Tanser- Thursday At do HM" to vim 11" 1111forrams for the stutud Christmas eff- nanc Car .. trans in state Wks will be discussed and final arrange. P.D.t.C. 9 I . Guest& are welcome to join i 1.. Il0k l .PIt. ' • . the group. . .i Fire Auxiliary 4511 32Mrn . . To Plan Events - -I . ~ 14 5 I : The lAborly Ball was crack. ad while loWn W the death . . . I . : L . . : I 0 $, I . gneflii li-d53 orbital Juur- r,.lis, Itcy. . r ' ra He T,itmt though admittedly related .ho hod never heard of the pellct.clic' rtt' r. ....- . - DLarr-hpur Ph3rilral.. )A.'r., I , ;~Mmi,u. .o.o. ~ - "The rats thus injected with hamster bralngtuff m got under way shortly after 7 fisted a suddenly acquired understanding of what to do sm. No difficulties were ex. when a food box clicked-they darted in and grabbed the ' pected. Gemini goodies. 6's space chase pilOtL Walter Scbia and Thomas Stafford, also had medical appointments today. They got preliminary look. over for their Dec. 13 launch, A special team of spaceflight niet.orologlsta making twin-launch spectacular said weather wu expected to be or ers ictory UF - an - • • f4satisfactory" Saturday at the launch Ots with balmy Contributions to the INS ter will be made accordinso . temperatures, partly cloudy UnIt.d Fund campaign, as of ly, Iiotilnjsworth added. skies and a moderate breeze. joday, wet Sx,iloo, with sev. Disbursements to the affence The outlook also was good oral hundred more dollars cx. lea arem em quarterly In. otallments, four times each it the Atlantic Ocean landing petted to be received, putting year with the first one due area 800 miles east of Miami. the first campaign Viejo ry In .ianuary Partly cloudy skies were pm well over the goal of $33.000. United Fund officials and dicted with widely wAttOred Divisions of the funds to the workers win celebrate their showers and four to if" foot various agencies is as follows- victorious 1963 campaign with I "ILL Boy Scouts, $6.6211; Child- a beef and pork barbecue at ran's Home Society, $1,4n; the Elks Club at 6:30 p. m. spacecraft tochnicismiss work. Family Counseling Service, Thursday. * Ing through the alot com. $1,000; Girl Scouts, $1.570,, Citations win be prosentedi plated feeding super-cold oxy. Good Samaritan Items, IfLUS; to workers and division chairs" Into the Gemini 7 cap. Mental Health SOS2; Rod men, as well as to Capt. aule's breathing and fuel cell Cross, $3,300; Salvation Army. Chandler Swanson and Capt. 223; American Richard Fowler, with gold pwt plant supplies this Social Health -' $38 Arth ritis awards to each ci the Wing morning. . '...•' a on squadrons and Sanford Navy Work was proceeding oun a n, Delin. uam ticpartments, who ai of Crime and smoothly with no problems Counsel .I " i . reported wlth.gny of Unperturbed Then the researchers "sacrificed" the hamsters and extracted from their brain a substance known as RNA, or rlbonuclelc aeld. Mile they fnjt-cted Into the abdominal lining of memo the me. quenvy, $38; National Tavet. went over 100 per eent cW4 supporting , the &MM. are, AM, W; W[RDA, 1159. Us Moores Ing estapilisim United alarldst MeWEAT I TO- chalrame,'wIN officista'sit'the Uoup yomst-ft4ing doubloh" Urrbw 1 S .-_ , we are soins to4st barbeque, 81 d , bksl~.talent* smage, relax and enjoy ourselves with a ..., y the S,000.pound Gemini rib treasur "Iofl liollln spacocraft will be lifted Into or at the United LAKELAND (UPI) - A 29 at Tallahassee, 32 lit Jack aml predicted temperatures Homestead areas. Moore said. dul cm ready to corns back," she wintry attack of cold air bar. sonvilie And 38 as far south would go back done Into the "flu Indian River citrus the sky at 2:30 p.m. (EST) .4 that the Last six 'agencies leveled insults at Prime Min. Saturday. It will be the first were saya. Lyna's letter will be . &Mod this year and have Aided the Christmas season in as Daytons, Beach were M. 30a in Nortb, Florid tonight district got tomperaw later H-rolA Wilson. r* Just afternoon launch In the Octal. not contributed &a much to hat a under. right to published in our "lootters to . that IM %to will Florida today plunging tem. corded Just before dawn. help the fruits" at proffrem. uslial-w .b v 4 trend Thurs. the Editor." Me campaign as the first peratures to the middle 20s Baptist Buft6t * Tourists on Miami Beach d1w, . " ..f . Georg said. The round-thotlock grind alitle agencies, who have been northern tip of bundled against 4$-degree . T.dsg'.. ATLANTA (UP!) A He said he doubted If titer, for many of Gemini's siugi. with United untI since Its orwave Isund Christmas usal *sales tate. :' cold and blustery winds. In IDW ot 6i In* grW pick. were any attempts to word nears and technicians pts un. lawastion here. ord budget of $8 million .was higher in Seminole County . Th e rost an., t5ltwg tern. some areas further inland in. , thin they were a year ago. adopted Tuesday night by the peratu fes. however spared South Florida the mercury and dlilss%, $rtb, P'Ie,ida off the cold by citrus grow. d.rway later today with the He noted also that the Contracts for $3,087.90' for slosift g0 - far arm. start of "T-Minus 2 days" $M,M figure represents A total contribution of $2,382 Southern Baptist Home Mis. (Reports of temperature dipped to 43. office equipment for the now enough 'utk On, hit beans, "They won't start burning preparation& loading up to the "pledges" and * has been made in.the Christ, sion Board to support more readings In Seminole Coun. 'rho temperatures not 'leash In court house facility in South a" in squash, celery, r, 'disbosi' and tires or sprinkling until it final A than 2AN'talsalonaries in the countdown. Yor some the bank." ty @&fly today varied frame North 11orids, didn't really com In the Okeechobee and rats colder than this." United 'States, Cuba, Panama the work won% end until "We usually are unable to Seminole awardod Tilestotal ot ISAU letters we're day by wen the Board ad County is meat on lt way collect about five percent Gemini I aUsd In the cowity. saId ft was 31 "wIth a hurt the crops near Citra and of Commissioners. to attempt an historic space the pledges, so the actual cash Powell's Office supply Cam. heavy frost" worth of Mon- other points In the northern w5ttltU1i(l ,to the various pany, Sanford; Bowen Supply Fir" rendezvous. Want to count birds Christrn_s Corners on Highway IS' fruit belt," w a a t Ii e r m a n Pro-launch activity also was agencies uwui5 t he last quar- cu Plant City, and Sweeney's mas Day? Thousands of bird QUAXERTOWN, Pa. (UP!) West at dawn. James Qeorg,• of the State picking up elsewhere, (Cecil Tacker U, cesaty Prost Warning S.rvica, said. lovers from Alaska to Key - Siz children weie trapPed of Sanford were the successful S The global network f West will take part In this by a fatal firs which raced agent, said "tend.," arope, "In fact, the cold air in the bidders on the equipment, tracking stations that must year'& A u d u b o n Society-& through their two-story frame such an eggplant and upper 2ft Is COW for the Sweeney's won the bid ia ke I keep tabs on both capsules am, home in-searby Taumbauers- equasho suffered severe losas frult. It improves the colorthe biggest Individual Item-is, viii. late Tuesday night. Tb. Ia low.lyiag areas hit by ing and helps the sugar con they whirl around th. earth TV iflS .onors safe. The bid was for $336.50, s TALLA IIASSE E ( I') go up from $81 to $85 underwent a final full.scale The other bids were for Sheriff J. I.. Hobby will mother and oldest son wer, heavy fr_it. Ho we v . r, tent," hi added. The frosty onslaught. first Welfare payments to the agod, The program also restored dress rebearsal Tuesday. It CHICAGO (UPI) -Robert typewriterii, d a a k a , adding be speaker at the Joyce" bumsd in futile AU*mPts1 to hardy vesetables wittfored little or no team, he @Aded.) af the ""On in Inorids, (Ol- blind. disabled and dependent $4 cut from welfare chocks was called OhishlF succow suck. 17. Apopka. won no. m acliines and other oMee this week. His topic will be reach them. tional honors with him 4.11 for. equipment. rther lowed a cold front which children will be Increased Jan. I"t October, provides sup. ful." the Florida Sheriffs Boys south and, In fact, gave cit. moved into the state and plemental old age Insurance The board also agreed not Fla& Fire The giant aircraft carrier astry project today. even Reach$4 to $5 $ month, liquid rue crops In the Gainesville down across the peninsula in. bold a meeting Dec. 7 b.. at $3 a month. pays $40 a Weep, the main recovery ship though a fire earlier this yearto TAMPA (UPI)-Two ' district a sugary shot in the to the Florida Straits Tues. The Increases, plus other month for bask hospitalize. for all four Astronauts, ufl,4 nearly wiped out his wood' cause of municipal elections. THINGS WE WOULD fuel transport truck drivers '" day. . benefits, were ordered by the Lion and $20 for supplemental train Beaton Tuesday and is lands. Two county commissioners, LIKE TO SEE: Th. City of wire 1* critical condition In w• of 25 at Gsinesvflhe, The Weather Bureau at MI. State Cabinet, which author- benefit under the federal steaming to Its station south Duck was one of six win. Lee Gary, of Oviedo. and W. Sanford and' m.rehaat. alseg Tampa Gâiersl Hospital's In. of Bermuda to be on band nets of $500 educational Lawrence Swofford, of Alta. French Avenue sit together teeusive core unit today with s.d the expenditure of an Medicare program. scholarships announced today Monte Springs, are candidates and budget a sonorous Amount bums saffored in an explosion additional nanee SIVAag As the Budget Cola. Saturday in the event of an at Ut. 44th National 4-It Club for rc'electton as mayor of mission, the Cabinet distribut. landing. emergency of money for some really out- and Slash fire Tuesday. They . rau "" Ui e congress here. their munIcIpalItIes. standing Christina. decor.- wire Identified as Fred Clove . Pa mints to the aged bun" ed $1.01 million to the coon- But if all goes well, th ties and another million Its 11 to U8.foot ship end 2,400 ______________________________________________ tions all lb. way down F rench land, Vt. Pete rsburg, and 3706 and dipabl.d will in'rrus Avenue, from cIty limits to hicCas, Orlando : front $70 to $75 a month stud the Board of Regents from crewmen won't see the astro. . city limits. Nothing chiney all to di Indent children will susplus funds in the higher nauta until &hirra ' I educatIon bond program, something really lovely, ilk. ford splash down In.the At., . . • AT OUR LOW ' RATE The State Commission on lantic on Dec. 15 - two the beaUWI4 Christmas trees TALI.AHA$SEE (UPI) Aging, abolished when after lsunch, Borman that line OTiage Aveaui. ill Futurs Mats treasure hunting dsys the . ' 1905 Legislature failed to ap. and Level are set to come th. way tlueugh Orlando. pe rmit. will corns with ;... .• i'mpnnte money for Its op. down three days l*te , to mahe sure there is no on• .' . ' ' eratlon,, was revived by the The Gem!,i 7 pilots spent The Horneniakirs Club meet. d.rwa I" hankp.panky. The '• , • ing set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday 55W hun Board of Antiqul • Thieves broke into the Toy Cabinet with the release of most of 'flesday reviewing ' • ,,v . •. v.A has bees postponed, ties leek over resnlation Corral In Ut. Phuecrest Shop. $22,500 in contingency, funds. the long flight plan that cilIa 5 e " ping Center Tuesday night The commission was reactl. for them to circle the globe tr.sàtars bunting In Florida .. . ' ' Along thea. lInes, It might T.ed*y and decided not to but they werent exactly doing vaLid so It could apply for $ 201 ti mes and break by six ' -. be a good Id.. for ci " their Christmas a ii op p i , g 11311,000 fed eral grant for aid days the world's space enissue Say new permits until ! " . .,J "r ~ W., L "_4 area's other clubs and argent. rules mind regulations cola. _;_ r .~ I " ~-), early ... not for the kiddles, to community airing pro. durance record sot by Gemini ,1 ,i t. ~'~ IN '. 1. U they flying longir In S• changed. There was nesri $75 I stat. meetings of their groups. ?. specs thai anyone else, the coins and bills itolen, but no NWOH$ SYWIS ~ *1 : f ...I, Drop a tow seads of thought FWW POWs . erchandisa appeared to be ' I . 11 for the futum . ces IwW man-hours in orbit I vvN1Wv@LF I . missing. There was, $10 in . PHNOM PENH, Combo" I be m sewssain 2% times the total L*f ., , " quarters overlooked. . 4? 1 O.. if .. . _1 .,. 1. :, Welfare Payments Due On Jan. . .. . Annex Apopka Youth I . \ ,-' ,., . . . . .• . , - .l 't4''-. ' , ' IL. 5. ( • 'u j - . . ",-,: • . . , - • , ' "t4 '. '. (Herald Photo) ' ,• w.* .. . I ' ' f '. ' right, p Israma, b.mdlbg aad p1J, - .' , ' y -_ -&-You know how w9H a case sagim run after a tutwup? Buick ON " O" to --~ ~ am abd as dw w" car. Not just &engin& US Whole BuieL E"q BukL This Is dw Skylark I I" For Christmas ' ' THANKSGIVING DINNER was aerv.d about 50 Navy men at the SanGerry C. Miller, Richard 3, Cox, lire. Mary ford USO Left to Washbum USO Directori and Julian W. Viftr Jr. Turkeys for the food wav VmWa by RVAH-8 Wives Club. Flut Rmne &W IMorida Powa 9! Not ... v ' . '.' ' II FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR OP , No Hanky-panky Shopping ' _____ • '' 1, ,l , I I ("': J" ' ill I • I . "-'- and Light. 1the VaNed Itst.t ~ • . Jack Creek, 64 0. Fairfax Guests are invited. AtyourI966. iant sinkhole early this morning prior to tee. rtain , Thursday at the home if Mrs. Kiddies. . .' Department Auxiliary will have it. r.guls.r monthly business meeti ng t 7:30 p.m. 1. 0 . The North Orlando Fire Avenue. Oiu the agenda will be Christmas Card distribution, $ iijmmage sale. and the aux. IlIsry'. part In coop.ra ti ng with the North Orlando den Club on the Annual Cornmuruity Chrlit.maa Party for I . fly Margaret Cosby ~ Pro Bob Cooke Inspects . tor's office seeking to add a modkAl OX to the growing list of "so" reports for the hean a l,o Bid F DAILY ' - t . . .. . ~_ , . .. . 1. ~ - . 1 Offite Equipment MO Amil:404 a / 40 ,• • ., ••• .,:~J . _ . .)atOId from click the d C l . : ad vvr4riiA two Lynn 7011d, 14-Year4" ski, "so tip *' * asposslbllltp BritIsh writes from Hawaii that she troops would be ant to Rho' is lonesome for Sanford. "I I) . 4 , to locsts ' a is tasup"M. 10~- -18 A L I 8 13 UJI. Yo Rhodesia 0 cation. 0 , , mints for the Jan. 80 bars.. show will be made . 0 court hous. off ices would have m mmm _____ ' - Fatal - .' t . " f:.., t04^.'1,,;.z Ilia. . .I, A .si,&_.. . •, Chrlstmu Farad. will be dis. cussed and a date set for the 1 ' . I . S Britain and Foreign Minister WE HAVE THE LOWEST INTEREST RATE AND ' INSPECTING fans purchased for the 20 classrooms at Longwood Ele' Cbrlstsuu Carol Ride. A ye. mentary School as one of the nchool'a Parent-Teacher Organization pro port of the latest develop. jects for the year are Louis Koaky, principal (left) and Eugene Jaques, (Herald Photo) PTO treasurer. stea, on the petition to CloY. Burns to Include horseback ________________________________________________ . Another sinkhole tired the lowest rental for the AIWre I Gz'omyko of Russia county ing off with women olPers In a "Beat the Pro" tournament, Another swallowe resi° , county court house facility bold their second round of ex. deuce small sinkhole developed along send road running along side of 15th in Casselberry during In South Seminole. The Price ploratory talks on world Is.- mid-May hole. (Herald Photo) _______________________________________ as $85 per month. But the sues MONTHLY PAYMENTS IN SANFORD. 0`T0 Acquire a Dow city char' Ing at Marine Corp$ !,T" ered dish supper scheduled ter to replace th, present one, Recruit Depot Parris Dm 9. which Us obsolete and matlqusted," is the main plank in ii. assigned to Camp Jaques, Platform. Leieune, N. C., for four v~'%'i, Circle Bum Hit is Marriott and the Is- weeks of individual ,I .1 .,~...-. The Priscilla Circle of the ther of two sons who are sta. combat training and r ,L Chuluota Community Church dents at Longwood Elemen. four weeks of basic. '. will have ft. annual bsiar tarn School. a lallat training in . '.-" this Friday mW Saturday all A astive of West virstalso Shopping Ceo. be served as supervisor for al field, .• )• r' for. Public support Is Invited. I two years In the State Depart-, , , , .,;.. -1 * 11~ 't, , , I : _* '.r .:. ., .1 hire. John X:rth 4I I. .1 , quanty control department of 87 Margaret Cosby ,- 1 wu rudocad groivwl to the girls sad they learned The Rileys have lived at I" mouth to mouth resualtautie. z. Bay Street for the past Item Is a need Joe Girl throo-and-m-half Years since gem urdorms am request Is big retirement from the Navy Issued that QW &I having one affair n years service. dw us sawtvin Call Their two oldest sons attend Mrs. Carolyn lAvftdar WM reports ffeare &,ways is & SW taigwoodi Elementary School mad south Seminole Junior needing a velfarm Who per- High. - - 0 -eBRIEFS ' flay attends the Pinecrest Bp$ist Chunk psi4 is * mem -_ gi, Meet bar of the men's Sunday (1 " Clan there He also Is ""I KNOLD The executive board of the asni member of the Masonic Or. wi KENENG son Altamonte Springs Garden den and Is employed In th e ir 'and Mrs rnold G Club will most at I P.m , Dusty Boots TO I presentation." He states that theotenLsthofhs! CO$ "knowing tea test city, be I. g a part in its .tuts ft. , , - 1.. I- hap. cannot 1107 One. at '. . L i I' . 06 , ni? and n.cently when "Annie" ,• the November meet, tog we.e hits. Maxine Ken- nsd and Mrs. Morrison and guest was Mrs. Julie Knot.n of Meffenny, Ill, a houseguest U Mrs. Musks. beta t* Troop o34 is in the . ' at this time for the party which is to take Plus at the Vills, Novs, Restattranto Rootene@ for Wednesday's Ammatins will be mrs, Rota Musks =4 Mrso Willialming Morrison. Accepted go bonofarY mom- am. NO.73 ,,, area all his life consecutive terms as treasur- a graduate of Lyman High the limiler and Cadgtile 89 Irtrado or, slid through his BOY Scout Schwl. He is marrJ4 the is. leadership of Mrs. Oi ected Woods SM hire. Betty the people give "Impartial . . ~. , I '.. . ~ ~ -I:.' . . -, I Members of the ChWuDU . i :waI th. flclency. hITS. ' es nks . Guy Wells mad Mrs, Betty Weber; Teacher ganizaWn, where Meek. has lived in the Long. Cadette 221 uaje, aleaderWs he served Previously for two wood atid Ii .• • Sobby and Craft Club will ai1k final plans for their . , in lt SANFORD, FLORIDA - 0 0 .. .16r"d The elost.nii of the road The Sanford Women's Golf I le County men I r' Two Semi"I ' , '~O~P~'Pflg the west side sociatloa teed off on scha- . Jrn sin . . n •. bad to e'.u.t- for their lives of the course connecting Lake ..', 4.eab iu .ro when their boat went down Mary Blvd. and Paula Road. tournam "en in the.SL Johns River in the The sinkhole which collops. ed a portion of the falmsy be no attempt to LLU in the Astor area hat weekend. between the 15th green and sinkhole unW It wa apparent •A 75.hore.powsr cabin Corns 13th ti* was dlaconr.d ear. th, widening and deepening tot boat driven by of Csaaelberz'y, ran into p11.. 17 thIs morning. It was not process had finished, Ings on th e right side of the there late Tuesday afternoon. He said It was possible that Observers estimated the four new city wells located thannel. Corns and Jamac Provoost, Altamonte Springs. sinkhole on the 15th fairway on that side of the course around 1001e.I wide and may have caused the collapse. swam to shots. Damage to the , deep. boat, which sank ,was iti. 13 to 20 City Manager Warren (Pete ) • It was It was recoY Knowles was out of the city niated at $400. of uld '"' and i' ing t this morning but a spokesored. mid-morning. man at city, ban sold the city helchel. operator *' would check the wells to learn The county has approved a ,.eMike Mayfair tourssi, said golf. If there was any connection IQ-plat of the county comew " V OU continu, despite the between them and sink' providing for 800 to boo more hole. .• lots. The cemetery was orig. The spokesman sold then ,• . Inaliy platted In 1028. - -000 are many wells In the area. ...-.. . .; however. and there had never ., , 0participate The count; * Will I. I been any other sinkholes In . with the School Board In pay. . W. I . ld;. the area. . ..~. " . .e .. . o ft Ing a parking lot at English -,. . . . ,; ..., I " .: The four new wells were put 10 I., , . *;, ~ , Estates School and a 9W '.. '. - - !* ~ .~ , I In during IN4 to connect with ;~W,& . . " ". '.' .. . # foot section of rood at Small- Second Round oi,..,:, ~.' , " '4w 8.*..' , -: the new water plant located I L'..ti.,-,,^.,*~ - r i-` mole High SehotiL MOSCOW (UPI) - Foreign on the northeast comer of the NEW 13AND TRAP' DEVELOPED on MayfaIr Golf Course ' overnight. Secretary Michael Stowul of golf cotw". The City of Camitalborry of- FALSE 1MUH utsi. Wriy tb laugn stwess brain can be transmitted by hypodermic needle from one species to another. This to not a tale of mad scientists. Nor does It 027 Imkot 45ee. for example, could be transfigumd by A Jab In the biceps Into a candi. dat, for membership in th. learned societies of the world. The conclusion that earning can be transferred be. CAPE KENNEDY (UPfltween species, by injection of a substance manufactured Weath ermen gave CerninI the brain wu reported with all :ppropdatesobriety Astronauts Frank Borman and YXIay procewlints of the National Academy of James Lov.11 a tenta ti v, go. Sciences. Ex pe riments leading to this conclusion wore performed ahes4 today for blastoff get 5ab l* 1. Jacobson and Suzanne urdayon man's longest y,. by Prank Bubash, of the University of Callfortdsat ture Into space. They trained some hamsters to giab a pelle-t of food The all-clear weather fore. r- •, ._ _________ 22. Mayor Swofford is some. overnight on the Mayfair golf placed around the danger whir. around 45, we believe, course. A smaller sinkhole I • WASHINGTON (UPI)-Knowledge stored In th. Physicals ' - a.;. jL . . . ., ;~' , - _.." cm Swofford is a DomocraL . , tl4 The rue also features the v 4 .. I. . youngest candidate -Tope Is A huge sinkhole developed sinkhole. Barricades will he - - ' 6 B" Ndl y Astronauts rra th iirb r- S is of of council as advisor to bedw -4%:t._odor board which will promote at.9c Sesnsw. esai.o.tg .tXrw a$ leaderetilp of hire. Nehkta Riley who is known by k for a lete Moore sod Mrs. Mildred Ms. many of the community :t5 thening son; rowui. Troop 20 under through his work with the the leadership of Mrs. Bstt Longwood Elementary Parent- ity ord1nances." ' . ' B7 Mrs. Jelia Coebress I ! ,, Browals Troop 527 wider the VeU .;• .i. I. . r• Helms and B. H CorPorat.on. mel. -. .'• - :.' 1. . Orlando Zone of the Nazarene represent the area In which e a, Young People's Society, lie Is hi li ves and knows beat." He 1 ' anf VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908.WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1, 1065 jn Altsmont.Sprlflgi Young Philip Top. nznning against incumbent W Law uture s. a member of the Lake Mary further plans to "work for ters.at tax, useseum Catholic Church, under *a of vc=vr"Ma Council seats Open Are those Church of the Nazareas and bavlas the city attrmliY Proleadership of Mrs. Sony MA- press fly bM by Carl Lamis employed at Minu a sent at all buslneu meetings Wcow. and Mrs. Evelyn Robs; mien B L ,,,-. •' ( cr11) Troop .; , . La. LI L L # flODD 1 .rarr c 'Thelma Conkle' a new JunioT ques, and ,.uurey - Democrat race apparently M..y W..i' .' "The Nile of America" WEATHKR Tuesday 59-48; low tonight about 40; warmer Thursday. Oni cls..r.cut Republican three of the cautfidates runn- In the State Auditor's 011fles %' OW Elem" Istyl mud is am'ant in the Sooner State, so played by Ward roods, Inc. Jos for *t rn!,.* a rouncil. there before coming to Long- lie attows the First Bapeat abundant in fad that it is a active in the nuisance to the state'& hardman in the Dec. 7 MuftIciPAI wood three years ago. * Church and Is m lectfon In the city of lAng- He presently La treasurer f Longwood Elementary PTO. w • cerem onies include a new Jun. were release, today the Longwood Elementary ii electid, he intends to Nsw etin .t ai, g. The Herald. ic Making statements wore U PTO and is treasurer and ez* work for ,,distrlcttnS the city land Garden CIO and led by acutive board member of the whereby each councilman win - r T4 . . . number of Be * DoilicAtiM Ceremonies Jaad 1111".11111=11 cemmomm in the area tocOSOY- Those having ft" ITEMS made by znembers of the AltAMDntC SprIngs Civic Club In workahop sessions are displayed by Mrs. Lola Sammons In advance of Wednesday's luncheon meeting at which time th e articles will be on sale. tjub workshop sessions under 4 Anierica mont of Finance and Admln ther of fot. children, two of of Mistletoe By Dines Estee zai' . the .. a. at Long which are students years There hay, been a great Campaign plaUorms for Lstration and for three it of Oklahoma and Is abund. ' th 'into. voting Is virtually 4 nonexIatent. Only four ballots had been cast in Sanford although many ret&il florists still buy $ few .prtgs from such * * * * Johna River Undergoing municipal elections and Inter *at in Sanford appears to be 0C1 picking up slightly. However. thepast if" years, be °sa i 3 S..k Council Seats PM48 of clothing for I th. teacher, hire W B Bittli, ~ 1 ,I 1. A. E. MEEKS EUGENE JAQUES . Browals Troop. gath TrOop 112 . C. RILEY St. • . Only a week to so to the In I' on the a * * * * n even stock liv. mistletoe any more. Demand ha. L. in the Lik. Mary &heoi area, two 51W JunIor Troops a ) . I . . Seminole County 7 that* is little domand for real mistletoe. BUYere prefer the artificial kind. A spokesman for one whole- peelents ' . I; .. 11 for stmas We hOUN said Ms firm did Ther are four new troops '15h. program, which 5 scheduled t. begin at 1:45 j.m, will be presented by the . 6 . Okia. spending money horns farm boi, hu Just abeut faded wholesale Oklahoma . .1 - Pines Hospital. The stris aw are making flord arroese, menu for Seminole Memorial Hospilal for Cielitmu nd New year's, and are I . of the executive board, who 1 I I., , I I eatnerman Tel ls Spacemen: Go! Knowledge -m.misusto.markst,onc. ~ a tow source of I - W OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI), ." Caddie Troop SI, under the leadership c( Mrs. Bunny Morgan, Is costalbuting GMScealendsntoB$Y 'r.;:i Annual Chr1stmuAhet ,;• ltamonte meeting of the optings Civic Club will be at 1s:8o pn. Wednesday at the t - _~I 11 : :; B7 Ills Barb. ; I In Little Demand'. .1 I I Hospital Patients By Civic Club ,I Christmas For 1I F"- .., TtI : I n. Real Mistletoe Scouts Planning --- ' . II 4 ' I * : P-oriavol - . .1==o-AWTVX4 - ,, jggg; outside mirror; and front and rear seat belts (which, becaus, we11k. Bukk owners to corns ___ ,' . , ~ I .-L_111.$.,_ H I I - if ~jp~~i9 .. 11. .. I I " ' __ - . • ' - ________ ~ -. It I* : Is-____ - 1- 6- , . . I... ...~,;1,~P'1.1_, ,X 1, ..L. '~;, . IL. :'-, I , t S 'i' . I I INC Mwed,nmell d . '\ v... NEW COMMAND 5' . .Va., and Spec. NNW LOOK LYNDA-Lypida Bird Johnson --.to of P.., MW - -...---.- C 1 Claude L McClure ofMail. flow back toclaueeatT.xulJnjv.rsltyaftera Editerialpsgs -..-IA ___ bolldaw.ekdat 5 Ithh "MenI . 6iWfeNft4WWWdW% BILL -HEMPHILL MOTORSt. Pt maIn In Cambodia for eitouisr " to cmb ra to $Peru ~~ xgiorW a Hamilton. 411"It. Brig. Gin. Tarleton U. N p t Watkins, commandant of the city manager Charles Bar. rlerwUl'"-"J."-tteb.. at Hurlbart Field, Mo has the Capitol center planning - I the Theitka r~wwerkllsfff opt ft on' the wlff Air Command CALL 322..1 M I I— . I ""love ~ . Of tb* NOW StA114 government i ?~! . ~ . - I " ' ' " ' ' '' (' , ---1 : I ~ I p " * ~ I . - - I , '- ' h L , -/ --- I 11 'T -1 '' , , \ \1 ' I ~ . - I~ i . _1 I 11 - 1! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1965; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a4c2f9b11ca264640f344b3a76a79151.pdf ca52e444310e888bb8cfad77079ae451 PDF Text Text I - 1, J 'It - . . .- . i0 ~ '. I I . I ~ ' ..... ~-!, I -.1 . 11.1 - ji. .1, .. I . . ~ :._., . Every l I .7.01 . I . I L$ k, . I .. . . . . in toda y's Issue of The Sanford Herald the 12th annual Progress Edition. . The year 1965 was one of the most spectacu* . lar growth years in Seminole County's history I War &Ut Do Tooth' ~ da i'1Cj CIURCH genIal IOos3-... - Morales Worship ~ I g' APTIST CRURCN .Uu!, IIr?$II.porwry . I : 1,I ! !i " I I 1 .,~ ": . I I~ 1. . ; I , I :1! 'i~ ., . `L 1. -• ; - ". I i .1 mc . I lwy sed and your I ___ ____ - ____ . -•_______ • • I SCIUNTIAT - $1 a.+!I 0-y- dv + ,,. , GREGORY LUKBZR - - - DIN snot atstt 0 NELSON & 00, = - , , ., .4 I - • NATIONAL BANK Iiowad H. 1Iodg $4 $taff - • - • ARRLL&REVRJIY oow w. 1* W. 35th St., SBnfOed - (5y1agge )(J • -- r,. - 0 - • HORNE DISTRIBIJYOUI fliC, - - • 1. c. southern Fibergiase rxwuew, J.. pqy ,r IUi 'Doge Hawkins, Manager e ' I .1~ *, . BROTHZRS - - ' ' A. DUDA I SONS, INC. Robert 5UUU aflQ ;4 I ,b • I sm 111 M=80=10 Aft 5th Is. * *leksev An BAFWM UeIt assist ge1,i Chirih, lilt Oak LVII _____ Flees SaJusIChIr* $15 ,, ..,, -. 5 I 5' . ' . ' - . - • - I . ., 0 St. .. / I - • - • - $ Sm"d County (Fat Lau- Top SbWA 30 Inch". 71he Boca Ift. Seminole schw t Seminole school officials — toe High School was flooded (UPI) Loring Pres dent am asill" a vote of AIX mills bow"m to let classes go on r1oritla's 34 junior colleges with about a toot of water and of the Seminole C 0 U a ,, A.A I..t UII 1 'lASS £t1Ao0u' 4.I.1.i '...o.e. . . - iI1W I ' ° #a tution Is - .,. ' MO a Bea' - Hearing De • license.- levy Nov. bent. an lay lIales, Ped 2. 1 . j14 not 455jfy tsflhtjr of )Il.i seed. Mes' .. heck Ill II *e&ws.d of a $M$,006 bw 40 0~ 111~1`_ IAONVA rAkil 4.. 0.1.'.,~.1. ~ 1 - north of bat, Includlass Pon- port for the Aix mills sought DW18% 136, - - do Miami-Dade paw Beach, received man t I . 1 thotighUMI Pa- has to Novel. jihjr it. ttree t'7s taxes tbt indicat. ear belief In and support of lb. edues- w '.' - -1 14 j -. funds with which to most the 41n I ''...-:',').t L' anybuslaeu-andthattn.trsns _____ • - Some Gold coast areas leader, also declared his sup. IIunt Jesa _ Pry a I sed I and uried parents to keep vocational pupiln M" today of providing vital wes. a - - aft sorthised tallies may be a health thmett students and 14,2711 aduk and ly winds. I • service opened its 81st Year &a &, 1 ther information to fruit an4 t y which they claim ii essential vegetable growers In th e )'Ior. Chambo of Co stouls. Regular won. the following statemat is If the local school system is By 2 Strangers support of six,milles to be kept up to *Vera& state ther bulletins will be rel"&4 increase According to Police reports, three times daily thzousls~ "Thare Is no substituto for stwoms. This is an U. S. Conway, 700 Grapavills SXC 1 over of LM the warning quality education in this or Avenus Voters will have a choloo Night# was beaten Saturday service's toletyps network Ciro any other aros In Florida. We of voting for Sara to in through a state's must provide U or a The report said Coowsy's criticalg frost mill', voters Prefer more car region. quits facilities and taach.ts than with forced oil the road, 17 may salaries. The Seminal. Coun. ' and thus driver of lb. other ty Chamber of Commerce in MIAMI (U!!) ,A111s4 strongly urges the citizens of 7 Property III q driver's I . " 11" I c this county to Support our Vote on the StalaNS. * Fit. persian are .eeklng ti. aM fused a rehearing on an szLn4 ed ucati onal program by vot. all i .' .., 7 1~ 4 .,.;t. l! f 41 * ___ 0 • - 0 SI11 SrØ, ITSI Pesi Ave Mew MS. st.s Oals1sws$aUsil, 5541 W. Slit II. us_w.s.. an. pi'ees Sapliel I $4 I ___ . • state, Christian said. The heavy rains were aurl. Golden. We'll veltare I. su schuster, was oi 4w by precipitation records. gin Health department efficials The Initial 111sures, be said. bated to warm. wet W blown $11ha WAS the Mao stuactivie lbs $nti reid $p. feared a backup of sewage Ia. included *4 college level over the coast by brisk eaitsr• mil l ed-nix new no us IlLulusull J. , ts50Mhehh* U. se*laI'S ØSh .Ut* $..JW5k iis*øt I4IM$I SN Pei*N.j i. *as'.os*sius 4C olssifift ia. si,,DøaIl , she last Lmto eage Itlitsirl 41I 01111V1A* issli&"1sas *es*, Laldus t.*eS p Otristisa emk, t$$? 5. Subset Lv', M.?esh two ChrtaUaa Charek. ae,.l t ass ISIVIe tootbo" cs CkS1, p' $M 1e' *l.5s01%VMV M*SiIMIJ I 49 - 44111- tw. - 1 (! . too Club asseft hold at Labe On but ess, a Navy A4 W Amain and homes Said now Jusisor College "onto In the Dade (Miami) County. 4'I JOU Dna &W StaU am 111= 1;. 0 has been a director since 1930. her Chase enter. also Is a mom. - . lta=o.90 I Mr. 4k Um AL As BUUWU4 , - e kvbg L, - PI*W Wild Ran - ____ .•' - II v COMMUn.tw .. - I 41 .. 'NM, bdgbte,d up the Ccl. ly aattsee4a.sin (SAM) ales. Florida coast with Iloodsd 120,000 lb. total number ci mined one road In northwest . IMfl PAlM INSURANCE. F. , I • the 616C PUM &wali the Southeast year. wal probably push to rainwater and a crook under. L. MORMARY . I - . dint of Chase and Company - r.flp.JjlU • • 1. , r $01 W. lit, St., s.ai€ra 31"t"ft Jim - .. , • UN'IVCZY flIED - - laforastlos. p I. adu. itorm drains simply could cent higher than last year. homes bad to be evacuated. p ea S These, pus additional en. Some boats were damaged t qche.mu dlsat..d ii. not. take the water. Th. rains Sunday lift porns rollments expected during the wbe they were swamped aI. Jouptine Ward, sew day, , and Staff 0 CODIA BOATS -, ppjy 5t.ti :V7 -. - W40 8, rids to the Pont? _____ • 54g45floj -, nab 0 Sydney 0 Chase Jr also dated with the firm for 43 YfUl, has been elected presi. ?' - C A.u,..,.i... w... ..v,...i enrolled three limes as many classes were cancelled today. (UPI) - Cemmos. u normal today, in, Cassoolberry, Fars Park IASAIGON grejod ago fized at idessit, Ski". wer* clearing at MI. freshmen as the state UnIver. no heaviest rains to t"M worship — It" 46 M . 's ,and Geneva. Colwell Saboot — Mill i6 n. X 19 WA pCelft - 1, oft" at self sovillii at bare early today sitles in record fall term reg. Boca Raton to South of Fort . . I Lauderdale -where parits al U. as'primada @I U. & New am 64 scalilaro rot& Contiou" to twatim. 0. Tbaliko ta thoses squid no ft yorce plAilds w" . dip, fail I@ thk &Ms. Raw sewag@ * 8tato School Supt. Floyd T. L Highway I were elosed tam. eei. They have bell) for strayed he bridge il''g WAS reported- floating in the Christian p14 the schools en aril bee to tile lady witifts the the capital of Nortit VW Uses Osktmd Park area wbm relied 14~" students. 28-03 per tar and several low-lyinji - 0 - • - 11stwomodiates oted ' SITS bilk Orlando Drive 3"21" worshipam," - 984 P, As. I - - . HOLLER MOTOR BALM 00. - ____ sue V. Pro • S .•.._, - Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And DiMtOrY PA98 PONIWO- inn ii.. a. a. *P' Jeu.,e . P I . CARRAWAT & Me - • woovirdards Met A-00-4189 P.M. • ,. M00 a. m. leardall Chspsl 0tH ,P$oseer- r.tlowshl 4:00 16 *ssl...W.ep i C I tile tt1 bar of Holy cross Episcopal cial and the law m Church, S e m, I it o I a county ers - quirlas hareSiectiosi be closed dur* Chamber of Commerce, Coun- i Se - ' 411 + • - - - .., - * P1?*1T*O ____ (Al a _________ Ia M - go" aIle rislag Worship _•l:$l a. $*45 a. a. leasien Most 11:41 a. a. Chunk IshesS - -• — raise, j5dW W. Smith Jr. Assistant Pastor _1A =1 . t qtp + dr + 1 Fts. ' - II.!) 7.74 .1 I - __________ ______________________________________________________________- so Rest sesame street goods? tall ____ T 11101.00,11" WAI aft. CUUVAM Grover C. sewen Jr. . ' ms; Ra I IS00 p. r mast I I • Presbyterian I . be closed during polling 11 I - ~ L4U=N"* X CKURCK or . Tun Six Its W. 812" rm 9" Lothar" "no Chunk move a" A "To" Is the zorbwi w ..... sanday-sollow — fill a. EL WerekipIsretee a. aladervar"s &" 11N7 - illb Pastor & F~ - .. . • tile city will ~ BRIEFS 0 - ____ ..--. Smaller 116booll — Mid & ill. .comassales,Mack Month . . argon" "ll Xum w Jam Is'that we and hiijimed-support0111110 a datift invitation to lay It do" I One of the JOYS of f am (1) Fbi his am behind." There is no place in the ChAdt" ft 1W 01= 23, Or W0111, bmwm orinve nU 11_.A. his Chaka yes, the tile logical mquam of faith In God an ontentment and Oftwil achk that 0* so man me so 6do H& clear, vililmd optimide wba *q an Wild 2. umainlisto ~For ... God can gLs' 1, sumday School — If:@$ IL 06 Morning Worship - Mot 46 m, Mj1 Yet ournider this. The burden of self that we arry Is anniea37... and we have :::. - Exhibit .. 1 Pentecostal FIRST PlIXT1000NTAle I MVRM OF L40NGWOOD in I. RelI?a*1 indkatsditwsa not expected @tons within Endorsed By . In County . Polls will open at 7 *.m. School lmevy I ~ Several thousand copies of the paper win be distributed through ut It county and state. In addition, hundreds of copies have been ordered seat to almost every state In the Union and ov. lerseas. Afore are a v ailable call the circulation . - Pastor ay U - - _ The isv. I. Oecd.a Ps.s'v. . a.msc.nmss DressinguPISAIWAY11funI Whether Iles 940WON *"( ;M A HATrOsialuesu 6" 1% MUM& 1111 as -&tills& W a masquerade W, almost everyone of every age volt wearing a costuaw It Makes 4~ North $a do i!!__ us feel 114ifferene'...less restrained and more llght-~~ Perhaps iti's is relief Ito ?a -- - - - - opmommnw% 1 W=14 , that U1114 In"our armilay self at home for a WhII& For mow a t 111111, F U11- I a choolk awihw bgffy SAV is far from satisfactory but we mum to be sW& with :iL ow dviihowin NAB Wells! • Sunday School _Jjth ' : eating fashion. doesn't try Club of Orlando, and has A school district levy of six A served as deputy director of mills received a boost today K'. 7 and anoger 1' ii 01 m • I' ounty Defense from se veral top Beudnol. Arnold Willis.. . 7 7 Counc il, a school trustee and , •,. County governmental sad clv. bas. nothing in writing t' a trustee of the conservation girding this riling, ICPS Ic leaders, fund of the Florida Wildlife (This morning WilUauis Federation. Property owners will vote 11 Tuesday In the regular bien. 1 ' far no we are con. .4' He has held numerous of. corned" bars sad package fires in many county, state rut school district I election. The county school (SOda statS 1* the city will and federal organizations re. k Iii .. board is requesting six, mills, be thud daring polling lated to th e agricultural Indusii 8. 0. CHASE JR. I. hear,,) an Increase of 2.0 mu., 10 new precincts Re Is married to the former r Sen. Mack N Cleveland Jr county I. — ilsd Rep. S. Joseph Da?Is Jr. being added sines the No. Margaret Barkley Lane, of one A declared they favored six *Utber, ise, general election. Wil mington, Del., and Winter mills and would vot. sM. (A lilt Cf pohllag place. Is on Haven. They have two cliii. dren, Sydney 0 Chose Ill and Pan 11). "A 111201`9 than Suy 01 = Ing' L Ill" seentary; AM Rob. LAKE MARY'S COUNTY FAM exhibit is all ready for the opening "The school board , must Mm Bruce called attention Sara R. Chat;. no Chases WL &bass treasurer. for the Seminole County Fair today. Donald Jackson. president of the have the authority te levy to a thup in the polling make their home at Belair I 71119 Isis on" ad the Florida, Monday. Thursday and FriLake Mary Chamber of Commerce. and Mrs. Maxine Hopkins put the millers to keep ony fthoolg pis" in Precinct No. 32. She Grove, west of Sanford. ifame boders AssoctsU0111 day. 6 pis.; Tuesday and finishing touchu on the exhibit this morning. Ile fair open at 5 p.m. up to allsilmous Slandards," Said ft will be at Cook's Stan Directors elected were Gen. Monetary Morass avid Mobildi Named Assoctsuft Wednesday. .6 P.M.1 am Sesto C. Hutchison, F. W. Chase, JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Senator Cleveland said. "l'h* on lbo aotthweat eomat of late a controversy over urday, 1 board isn't required to levy Country Cub Itoad &M 014 Randall Chase, Lee ". Moore, Duv&I County ottkials, pto Amendment No. 3 me yswell Tuesday ga d Wednesday I six male but will %&Vo the IWO Mal yy Z" it Preview J. H. Van Hays M. L. Cul- tins deeper V4 doom 110114. 0 as vow- somewhat. .. I will-be ckudmla Days, am ,, , - A Outh*li~r, 14-40 P, it assew Ir land.been solleduliadjar. Oak. Innis Clrd .. . Thwehy will, be observild'es, . .~- .", '4 carpe tor'suil is r.*Boit. lw~. -1.3 9% ! lawn* 11liaitlet- Chunk Chapel. moy be coafrontsil,with Swiss * ".Ratif uwdmos . . . I I .. ReProsentative David " lientineld voters oral use Sl *Other officers elected an more problems if voter aplatisyl. ... l~ KA (I=)- am, wasuas- Thireelik"t the Walsh Iloilo I , chairman General Hutchison he favor.d six mills and macbin.. on which to cast LAUDRIDALE hessd1ns Sunday night to a I happened since 54 p 02 toe Is now referred to U is uft fbi. at the board; Randall Chase, causes failure of * tax .Isci,ed give N' a total October rain- ?@.ST jachad were me&Aurpd would vote accordingly. "Dionsyland (UPI) Heavy rains their ballots. Poll works" - vice chairman of the board ore Tuesday. A scatity vote' gait" arld the will be 10 P.on. __~___ as "I flat Ilks Aix mill& Is Clarks, depuUn and i"Psc' and executive committee; Is expected in the oft-year. wwo4oawqt . . CoacrSIA The "-grounds an lout. C& lilmg the goodSd rjorlds IOU Of " -IT inchno, ths' great* for ills year. - _ "The careciet" ad on Hwy. 17-91 adJacent tli Gold Cosest this morning but got amount ol say mouth an Pompano Beach, north of noceseary," he said. "We have tors -number 200. executive vice preal- election and that could &poll to'do more than we have in Absentee balloting will be Moore, . record In that city. TINS adMIM Bays 1114 mMcl- the American Login prop- weathernislo saiddent; F *.Chase, Cullum defeat for a full 10-anal levy,. AcAtt4tsd More than 76 inches of rain Fort Lauderdale, recorded 10 the past to most the ilsatas the Disney venture near lady south ol Udord. completed at 1 a. today, and Van Roy, vice presidents; that is considered eaa.ntlai to showers might dump 1001$ Inches during th e 24 bourn and mum requirements of the Approximately So perverse had asmoty, fell on Fort Lauderdale so far T$... will be in saly. secriAlary-contraller, any kind of prop 1. five more Inches an the am this year, gonidbing that has. North Uland registered 8.10 guts in m6aril to mini. ,*111illsellead son*.#$ our voted abH5tel through laat aging the county seboola tro Chase, treasurer; Randall ihes In an 1lho period, schools." S e Y A!.. e .t uja Linnekugol, assistant their monetary morass, At lust one school was • Coral Gables had 6.15 inches Count" Commission. • I. Friday. •, uj ,... , r .on Most Iportsnt Issues on secretary' Wendell Spring' "' closed In A Beach Co ty I...iai.' rAil rain. Palm un of H of Commissioners will hold Its e 11" the ballot are school millan (laid, assistant treasurer, and Service Opens because of standing water Boca Raton civil defense Of. would vote for six mills . &be. sWcUos and the $300 million road Robert Wad., a ssistant con- LAKELAND (UP!) 'Yb. from mats than a toot Cf rain Ildals said Sunday in. unoffi. cause . he believed " Missil sUs d bodies -- GOOD ZKBPJMRD tAMMUN" CHURCH '91" A Orlsim" 04" Silly. 1= 111"ford, . . Bible Cias_r_ Me ng Its"t Xvoulng Worship - fill P. IL Sib)e Classes wed VIII4 a as' Iub$ts DootrIaS of tile p. ft 4 - uII agriculture 10 A light turnout Ii forecast department, in Seminole County for Tuna day's special election on five state Constitution amend. Monts, tounty school millage so and trustees. Mrs. Camille Bruce, supervisor of elections. said she wonid not predict th. vot. but - be inhibited In the man John Alexander wrn keys PouJtty department. ribbon in ceremonies at $ C S I o'clock this afternoon to offl. AM thers will be the midway wilt th. spinning and daily, th. week long an. whirling rides to thrill the nual Seminole County Fair. children. Go, go to the Isfr. The Islrgroiuids will open one . • • h Moot people will be sgnrprls. The exposition is sponsored M It morn than fIVI 0$ am by th. Legion Fair AssoelatbO*IIIIId Seminole CoWitliflI tion of Sanford American Li. sot. In TaisdaYs al.étIon. Pont $3. ii 10 It Will be only shout 23 Officers of the Legion Fat r '* S1 cent of tb. eligible voters. Association ate George 0. Howeer• the school miflag. Mayy, president; and road boad issue may bring LIISCkS?, TIC. pz.io14eit; Joel . I.a,,,7 isrvte. . ______ W PAOLA CHURCH Ob CURNT Hlffbway 46 Weft # a. M. ...rsIs. lorviel - *1*11 roteins UNION, — use a. W.daeslaY MsUaie org"Nationis — list ill a. - _'. —w -- Q t I ng otehIp now.lisp josis Less -- Pastor sIghoot — &C" a. 0- =-~ ',-' '- . riftS? CHURCH OP CHill? I - ______ flUIIC1I' 0(TUM IAPiT RWT:411 Pk.$$.lt1S L S pen 0 Ceremonies Start - i Pigow, Peacocks and tur. County Commission Chair- PIES? OP THL NASARL$$ V146 is wo Pastor Telephone: ss r" isv •ns&a Ishosi l:41.a. lentil Morales Worship . Islis a. 06 IM 16 EL — Bible School SIveming Worship :11 p a. Ilils s. m. Morning Worship Wed. Pnst Isrvles 1$15 a. TiN a.. Lvsnint service 1:90 P. Mid-Week till P. a zet wee. si... • • 0 : ibbon . FrOO Methodist - CHURCH or CHRIST Geneva Ralplis srowep Jr. nVaeffellst is. j ____ wodsooday Prayer IM Ik- IL - owlso — . — - jAWXBAPTIST CHURCS " Who Ossalry club Road $Pe cuseek T. sarrou — post" w5erv$iS Ills 46 26 $1111 a. a. a, uslas . a. av.*1.g worship till P. , - $ Ms$ P. 0. Nvenlas Watch 'Bible Clw W2 - fill P. we . - Wednesday - , I. -______ Dible Class — Mo P. 1116 till P - i Se the household - - liti MITBODIIT CBU*C* Cormol 4t% St. sea Laersl Am 1i-' - n'sIi Worikl -' . - ...... Morning WorshIp- 1:111. U, L lining Worship - Cle P. Wed. Prayer service tile P. 06 JORDAN MISSIONAR . 1611 West I'llrot street LA Poster CUUKCH or C11111119T No mom& Itoby __ 81va"dellat I ^~ I - , - t:Il P' g,,i.s i 1 -. ... Lying. a *1:51 a. U — 11:01. a. Morning %tF .' rald ' o'7 t9 •unda7 on Channatl D=y dies sn'to class Sill a. a, a. Me n's CioU fill - aM old-fashioned biscuits. ... ;" ll a Service Wed.) ....?&Hp. a. $ Third Iasap SiN a $iagipjn&Uss $ K't' (rites Sunday Holy &aiatsa. isat - - ____ B.rf, Brows Bible stud?Or.1dP Pastor 91:00 IL m. naming n Is aIN. r .§1 0 001:1 11I Isis a. M. Training Uslas — Mts P. N. J wareldo - Uoo P. 0- ps . R L NO. 51 who can cook can - OF TUN NASARZNX simple Ave. w Paul blesses — Pastor Sooday school — 9:46 16 M Cam lu Mv.= D. sew$ - •/ cab. bag. wiii tat. a prize . tks beat brd ___ as .., • • ucn or CHRIST Park Av.nes Oners Road L.. HOLY 4 . ~,. .11 4 - Church Of Christ - IaIee - - I TU larpst bold of 33 IN.ISU • Braided russ, quilts, croelsoted dolls, and afghans can . ' - Unlay . IITIIDMMIUIOIIA*I ArlLiT CHURCH Ili St. 41 a.ui_*vs,,, sues a. a. •iaday sosoel easier er;s Worship — I BvSiiiS Worship Sill Tills P. a ,1C CItPII5T ~I il ;... - County FW time. 0 *1 0 :~ "... '.. ~". I I. . . .1, , I fl_ , . 1_ . 1 - till P. U. *.yC uIr 1b jv r rb - - wb 818 Oak ::r( 5tH a. -, tifii . im i 41 y and education. Now up Cede 13711 WEATHER* Sunday 72.63, rain 31 inch, low tonight In 60s, high Tuesday about 80 VOL. 8$ United Preu Leaned Wi re Estabilihed 1908 MONDAY, NOV. 1, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA =; 171~,_;W; - P Southern Methodist . tj - 11:96 . a toaw * • FIR" SOUTHERN a 55*15 a. a, Worship i.rvioo till P. U. Lvanini S.rvI.s. Lroadeu(II 1:11 a. , W.TJI.. Inn. -:::: fiag P.M '*'t I r i 7 1 4 %. * a, I .. Highway (Arloso 111eII11flWL) Robert D.mn, Sunday School : a, — vs Worship — wee. Prayer I.rvlc. VII . I In Sfl :eiicP County and our neighboring corn- Polling Places "The Nile of America" •* * * ATWA Durwarld H. Knight Jr. Pastor L .. i — 5:41 lulay CusteT CUUMCK no wood - ' 1iI A. h .1 -''t 5 the St. John* River on * * *. to HSsht pa I SANroytD cRittmAlf s a. 11116 a.h..1.— worship 4 a : p. a, • — ~~ :11. . '. 'DISCIPLO OF CURtST loof L Sanford AWL IL Tomes rollm Bp . ~ " ~ Cl'.rlstlan 03s a EN res " talate" W-01" Bals.) . IM P. 016 Idid-WO4111; owe (W 11110 , I Worship ISrVi•S 5:41 a. a. ol lponaorsd by B&$IIt V.UeW shiv' c.,uthu_Ila,•, I . .. -4: Ij '. , I * k , •J- °""U' CUR= KUMODUT .. , Instead ustatft t3$CB OP GOD t• in, ed. Prayer a Wbud,?i$,: Assembly Od . :.-,.-.. .'. 1117MAND BAPTIST CHURCS Play 0. X. Hodges — Factor Ssris_—. 5sIap. Sun y scho I :& i .4.r .... Old Orlando a& at assiser AV*. < .... I moo ng I , , -i~ ;,,~:, 1 L50 '~ " _ Z;, I- 11 MIUIO$AU .I tø,a. a £wncicuu*c1 gscb.ol t 14th ' Morning Worship a W* tie or Put.. p -. Clifford I. Harrod. Training Union — 1*11 Bee. dead" Baboal — 0:65 16 06 sup; i W °' Seminole Coiuty O d F* 401 O"M itd~ at Woodland Ave. 9 is,. 3.ka L Bins Jr.. Pastor =b Sell I — 0:48 a. M as wzbrp — it. - 0. 9:80 a. U. . . . Il . VI.Di* SPPliOl IAPTBP flj3fle or Wwo IL Alfwd ____ Inlay ss.$ — 5*41 a. na,mlas wentip givansouglis serv. — 1:0 P. IL .. ir. F. IL Wed.. SM P. 16 . . lilirvise IsItie.-IL . - ___ N6 U&f"an 9146 L 1116 sea" SATURDAY"I . list G. 111, morning re P 11:0 a 0% IS sow No — 11*0 IL a& C V. Z. 14,14 9. ` W. ` , `ms.1;. 1336 ,1 a'. X I We& Prayer IIII P Iss Of ~ r I ,1! • .• PsitW B. Chases' Øwnsr ?t * 11* ~ . sectio Eight i C I Herald. corded the highlights In - Methodist Baptist . AyusprogreuJammMthtø1OO.zdtfng - - Ad'ventf8t q L ght . . . . Week' 1 ,I - . 9 - ... 1 V I 1. I IIlIIwIn 1 ' , . 011 ;- . . . -• !) The eral d's Annual Progress Ed ition • u urnout en n ues ay ection I - I . ~. I I '.- . ____ • ge, PsjndiVss LPS l SI. 5J ii. ..V. i.i ii, ii , UI1bt C hlOP e I 011111 mas wp no SIsttsel meseslas Ms*elist 411 476 i & DeIsIp 1. anc', vs Pipes Ceset Cf • rWIi4 LUVSlJUN '' *v7 IN, Psu. css, Kaft1404 1 4, lbS l•it5(l from their . t st.eueipes.,p i I • ' this country great. How can we be 1yt1( other eu*wr e7ggepp'p '" ..• '-.• I •"!"fi f. ,' bass Mr. .e r. -, ' for the stepped p millage DUN 7_f for education t TALLAIIA$U1 WPt) ,,, ; • I I Prosp.cin in u' 'i'- g • ' IF ', IOYI' . ,,. ____ bs b5S. ,. -,,.' iij l- tional system that has made ..4a as corn. n Chunk ei"aw *._ oau .. I * " ISI)I. • CiJu'w.O! - I S I I,') PAJ ' - ! I . .I . I I I I .. . r - I . " , 4 - .I .I I I-C . I - , o X . E mme ki~w " . ..I . 4 4o . . "sM .W§a ~ fi li i m" . , I I .I .sk .-i 1. IIn .. 1 - - 1- _ Ih I I ., .. 1" 11 L . 400"1~."is ,I, 4b"' Vd V ., .l - rsk it P*ST1MS*** N ___ I 'a,e A 9 I?cac,. Bs i . to I obvieft a .ftftw ! An, asam -v-eP li tis "Ade I. . - 0 0 . I I L • - •- 0 ••• v le hr es n g ad n ls - wasessIM to Mm W. Vlowist RobsKs (at oule.rophow) by Mrs. Wile, -A thoiIb M*1 'W.0 i G r D m Ia.e& p b . I I ,~", Ddve. w4 Alcigard Um Illy- Mill" is le-0 - ., . - •• I . - --- 'I Slelam W . . ' rreact *esith. at sing rsataataed siin - - -, - - , _; It. . 0 to WpS . % fo under control Sunday a bout 4 1m a" AV& L I mr 4IM L STATS ucoGNmoN was earned by Semino!. Cousty Democratic - i t w - , rId a tires SIosWalSlS % — - - '..L ooi~ . ,Iindid o ___ -- I . Am- - --- J 'laws% - - 11: or a .d Cf l - 'L ,*,OT CksiCf, wa , bu-mil r m NL 0ft m so 0 " 0 . A., I I ,a I . -I= . gesim c_. S II:I~ Ckes __ k 31' aodf -....4 - .;f , _1.1.JL_ - . I - ._ • • 0 , ,o 1- --r'i r - I ~ r - 0 \ I -I 4 % i - ~ I - . - - �3 I ' Shot In Arm ' Due Seminole's Tourist Business -_-_ F . a .pA r for other budgeted construe- are "coming our way," tie - ..... ,..i of southbound tourists and i 1lorida u a primary WUB$L age th e arm" that the bond Issue will carry by $ it a real "shot in touristic nty's a dynamically Because of the lack of funds pie In Detand, Orange City lion, he in confident as and the road because of stall strong majority. business will 1f, am the $300 million bond Is- tracks use and DeBary, State Road necessary money for this pj. - Seminole C If ! - - - - - - ou id commercial and corn' to nest the ever-increasing Bean1 member Willard Pee. set-would "show •" is that local voters are en its unappealing narrowness growing residential We ftdorb isiS the nation demand on the primary read ietd to authorize with their and secldent.thvltlni cendi- merelal part of a r.la. would leave only This that them bits as assured Page 2 — Nov. 1,1965 vital h s te, e ta this bond funds of th and will vote for th e provai of Amendment Your lion, U. 5. eir area will Lively short stretch of S. th in 17 17 has been pushed down U. U.S. They also r.eog. t. amendmen Tuesday's ballot, according It was pointed out that have early attention. H. has 17 between Ynlee sod Sancoal the list Of project& George Touhy, citisans road of the 55.1 miles Of U. 8. 17 Was the good that can a favorable vote said that 'as soon as poesi. ford in two lanes, between So WoMEN th th Now, wi ," 1k. e' route from the aor four-lining 547 miles of ,rnmitttes ski Irman be will schedule the four- some and the U. 5. N interthat will h " Four is Amendment on Included in the 1,141 allIs right-of-way is hemedlately, local businessman added msd4#r It. - f this route thtough section just north of De"c"d- AMW St. ,_ million In laning place $300 John Zr$der, who has served quickly could mean, that r four4snlng outlined In the available. said Touhy and Krlder far City and just as Orange hands of the road depart. the the Scenic tea mendment are 66.7 miles of Touhy said, that these W. as secretary for ment, they will be able to go south as possible, maybe to because of the rapidly increu- tr Highway Association, among the first 17 from 'Yuiee to Satau. tiopi could be L8. 17 of this ing sentiment In is that the four-lining DeBary. He added Bastard PaUce (d.f Araold 9 a, just south of PalaIks. This to get nodes way u soon as pointed out that for a number ahead with ,, of- of this long stretch of "our is not in the primary road Amendment Your in Seminole .W1 t. .i &t flflLsms today cafled pestle' i 5prinelpsl artery of travel the bond money, Is available, of years attention of stat. the light especially in the money county, budget, but with out. po inted this area from the north. "Local voters will uns.lf- ficials end local interests hiss highway," Krlder hr attention to as ar ticle In Because of the insist ent Ti- from the bond issueivailabie_ ofthe Indir*ctbenefitsthat__ 1 oday a natively low percent._Ishly consider the benefits to_ been called tothe importance t e November locus of Read- I oI Ice Point To : prevent ion Tips )n Auto Thefts : Ii , - PAST21 -_ 'Thu o ____ I r's Adxna. Charles A. Cur. be (top) and William A. Brockett (bottom) a re resignIng from top Pentagon, posts, reportedly because of dissatisfaction w It h Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara'$ centralized purchasing 53r1tezfl. Brockott has been chief of the Navy Bureau of Ship., with Curtis as his deputy. (NEA Telephoto) Digest entitled, "To Keep pour Car from Being Stolen." Williams pointed out the at. We states 'you can cut In aM the ehancee of your car sing stolen simply by lock. is It and removing the keys zas 'o pik." WhUe professional th ieves Zia adept it gaining entry to i locked car and is jumping a ,eked ignition, Williams said, ack of a key does deter the lelisiquent Interested In a 'job" he can jump Into and tve off. Williams pointed out that isto q sst, the nation's biggest :tttn lialDit piO9SZiy, is "wing U $ rate four times PLAY 00 aster than our population. lame t & 453,000 can were stolen set year, about 75 per cent or juvenil, joy rides, and $2 cent of the cars stolen are ecoverid by pollee but not istil nearly half of them have been wrecked or stripped at islable parts Other tipe to protect can .r.d by the utile locliste: If you must leave your keys is your car is a pay puking K doc't say when you ex- I,• W pect to r.tirL It Is not ua• usual for cars to be "loaned" F•. A during the owner's prolonged I absence. Kacept in states where It Is required by law, never leave the ear's registration papers Is the glove compartment. Such prod of ownership is prized by profeulcnal thieves. Don't tempt Lbe weak-willed by leaving packages or cloth' log in plain view In your car, Munger, 53, often delinquents will pilfer such a car, then drive It away Dies as an afterthought nt.Mrrro per Mrs.' Lake Mary, " .I_. I — Umit - — .- _ Tw. P1.... HOMOGENIZED MILK _______________ tIIL4 I IU UWi \:-i ..- '- Mrs. Ylatsee. 3. Rungs?, W, Ira I; TURKEYS SIAN OAME HENS .....W VOK4 ers FyvMEhIZZAIIS J If Fry Dr.ss.d and Drawn Whole - W" i.. -- IV GRADE 'A ? ' LB.' th GL A DR. & DR.ICK PROWl W4 LII. 4/41 A\, BAKING IENS.S . 1k 3V DRESSED AND DRAWN 615 lb. GEES E. 1 GLAD&DQUICKFROZEN' A%*" . Nx 7r CAPOUI SWIFT'S PREMIUM %T%PF 6110 lk TURKEYS or 4 member Of the Baptist Church Bud .11k. tulsa $tar. $untvon are her husband, Lewis $agsr, .1 Lake Mary; a sos, DuIdPrsstlu, of Lake vary; daughters, Mrs. Car. olin Strong, Mrs. Mary X. Itorrws and Mrs. Slain South. srd all. of Whitney Point; Mn. Martha Osborne of VMos Center, N. V., sod Mrs. Prt,èIfla Barrowcllft, of ON Jose, CallS,; brothers, Ken. s.Us Boover, oi areenwlcI Conn. and Bale Soover, al Chenango Bldg., N. V., and sight grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral Rome ii In charge of arrangements. trees blown over by kurrissa. Betsy. Connes' else said Florida was Already suffering from a farm labor shortage, and the win ter fruit and vegetable season hasn't even started. psalm of t(jjf CkO%CI PICK.YOUR.FAVORITI SAL! AND SAVE HERSHEY a yaj a 39' .ptii M RAG - r U_PJSAR I .. RSG(LM $LOO_ 3 .. W&'LLCN VAM ARMW a" No NS$?MLAON U -. Pancake Ml*x 2/3 9 ? ra'hams.. 2/49 ' Liquid Starch 29' U U IN, Pessà ' CAN LVICW R 2110 • SUCW #300 Sugar B0th T"ssue 29 soot A BOTTLED GAS of . . Beef H ot Coto IrIsV$ ' Y' DJJL1.CrØ° 13cquarterly Dividend dividend of U cen ts per share on the ooa moo stock of the Winter Path Telephone company, psyabti Dec. 1, to holders of record of Nov. is. was voted by the board of di rectors. cKF*OZVM8.35e4/AV. ...s39 ' Labor Shortage Hits Fla. Farina Doyle GRADE __ G. A DR. & DR. QUICK FROZRI W-O Ijusdb.ssssad 1O.22' Average iblt PREMIUM CORNISH RN. 79s Vol GLADL&DR. re j — vi' 4 3~, ..... . Two tos bag . Limit 2P1io UI u-u. Fla CRARIERIY 31 ddrda,, A SWV6 of Whltasy Foist, TALLAEAJ$U (UPS). 3T' $T$ Coamtusksir It. V. . kid h,.d is Lake Agricultu W4) BRAND GROUND says ere is a Iliry ala., August. Bk. was oritlesiConner farm lab shortag, in BEEF. II" an.IB*ngkissr And WON a Dad. County I. restore fruit • h SXO ,I IOEft1T — MTY O1 FALL BRANDS b0)I,UUUai SNOWY- WHITS HEAD fit J .. . %. . Gre ..! & PaOIPLOu GAS •I•AS x W. U. I RVJmU ruuw ,1" BA KERS 10 59x _____ ----- ' I. .1&jJ F ___ '1 I1 - Iitis ..s.s•sU*UU•U•• S•IUUU anuee.UunUS*ieSeU I I 5 • ..---- 11 - I UUlII .—• 14 I • • s. sofor Juice 6189 ; - WWU U I WI • II -•- ;,,• I — —'• IRuA Aiow 06 I Amniles 149't ('R.s AI i - •- W L fte IL ., - T - - •---- i:'•---:-:- 11U.Leui.s is.& Did . - . I -- - _- .i••. I I --- , �H IY4?v. " 68 WW Finances Discussed For Geneva PTO Bly Want Sent IL Kalbleas: now tax dollars, an spot is the Scinlaol. county Uat1ossl Programs was die, esmel by Waltor L (sisty School a II I,.,tIati4,'t L T. Wlw.s, at the October Mating of . Gown &bat I + I i... www.yb . • • 14'.• ' •'J _L [, r ; ' drive. These were added by city MARCHING PALM TREES will someday lIn• miles of waterfront along Lake Monroe shore .1rp"W41~0. -pg :1M . , . 4 r'. -• . c 1' '• k 4" _hc of the girls will give the school Sanford thin ' i ' '. • ,tr., . _ .1~ , , ., 5.'_ .. - , ,,.. I r,, :,. iii. ,,i ef Army the • . ' tlbs 'f•— ________ - lace with r°°:t'7' c" to completed w as M to bdp defray inadAsi~ keurrod by the possible. I thelusrolsss. '.The hapertaws of correct eve'saftxi41 the are testing clink jor the school was ozsod Mothers were the Youth Join —rJ' p 'I ---- wing of Seminole Memorial Hospital, whick s.to. is. iustui when completed In FebruaM will make 200-bed (Herald Photo) institution. Irmalipflon Seminole Hospital Investment Scout Recounts Of%e Crime Roundup Visit Now Wing 3 Mfllm ' With S*es Second'' OPS $ 4 g • LI 0 b46 'u being no e and ba th r &x club awn campaign the state — Our F1.sst QuuIty Grids A n — + iN TWO STATE senators, Mack APPI.I 6 King Kleagle' Re led A Jew Ends His Life .89C CAN *Mux Man wW party, soot. Sunday only was revealed 4 Democratic Association. WS TO& Dry CkwWag 0 g FRUff COCKTAIL U.pselsd Apilsil Nel', fell, 0 While Peeled ApdSsN 11ot suicide," Detective CP* + _____ COME IN AND SEE THE OLIVEM PORTABLE , S NEW TYPEWRITER AND THE FIVE AMERICAN DICTIONARIES WHICH WILL BE GIVEN ~WAY LOCALLYI REGISTER TODAY SANITONE'S "CASH + • IN R COLLEGE" SWEEP• 1 STAKESI Downtown Cleaners & lAunderers 322.5292 1138. Palmetto Ave. _____ ____ ____ 4 142. _____ pupU in & Habnw school and Mat M bed bon Bar Mits- • .. CAN __________ + vabed (confirmed). .' "a story saw BWTN had been an officer In the Nail "changed trom ao - The riewspaper said Burro 11hWiche d lete v' When a reporter contronted Burro@ With die Secret Ida. 309110n. he IF&I thrC9104 tbd 'nines said. ..I,n have to retaliate, do you understand?" the rvPW quoted him. ,u you publish that, I'll come AM 99t you Home •1W.msid g + exit. Of power Gswmisteedt and ln'tcJ. what bappsfl1. 111 be ruined, This Is all I've iottoUv.for." __ •_.. .. . .... — . -- - ) blu pay P011 'OIl pro ba bl y KRA" MAYONNAISE 4"JAIt PETER AN PEANUT SWIff 10 SWEETENER * -*a se 9% . 4V IP $169 ___ Tike to Joe , V 3' + LB WPW a" cit"s 311's NI-C DRIN0 age" 3"" 35 CIANIERRY COCKTAIL JUICE CLAPP1 BABY FOODS Aa 6151r L IWT .3 WITH s.00 Olt J"g 01tDIN + V r r So 4 " 1$' PICKLIN BEETS 16" 25' DIL MONTI SPINACN "oscAw 411 LIUYNIF MOWN MANS CA145 r 16' VAN CAMP POlKA UANScANI4II" 16' LIBBY CONNI111 BEEF 111asCAm 211" " V 6' CRISPY FRESH SALTINES' s tot 25 JIM CNOCOLATE JUIA10 HIS so 311a 311W SI 17' 'IANANA JUN10 PIES GRAVY TRAIN NO FOOD n Le S3" IV 4V V NABISCO MILK 10011 use UN.L.RATWN 000 POO is" 213V r 4114 FM CM FLAUS was r POST TIN CEREALS , T110 PACK Me 7 UAYYTRAINIOSF000 t 2' EVERYDAY LOW PRICE HYGRADE CRISP st 59# VALUE POTATO CHIPS TwIN PAK IVERYDAY LOW PRICE POW FAIR a 2/29# VALUE BOOK PKG MATCHES OF 50 + fto a's too — RIX 111111"t G C"M I)+ csmmluios as PtvPOe- :- s I, N. MUAIIJUI, Oil CornPaflY. - m2714 +++•...+• ,, ML UK UVANS. A. VIM UN mm ' ad by dais Atilt. Goat W ___ e " 0 1AW IIRIPE II gIp PLE.'S TAM " 711" SOVPSTAIthI1 C..ØsN MEATBASE orb NIMOIIT,COIr,, SI,.'. • 9' 111, 11114 17 An 00 V4 N TA) PA . ' SI CANS 311" NI MONTEi 31I' PYNI-TASTI PUNI JOCI Vt an unintermpWd fuel Mac + 417V V 41784 V Seim W411" I ' • FLORIDA OR G 1' OUWVU 0H WeU even better! With our AutornatleDellvm'yPIanyoU ' , 2460 PARK AVE. . Mw your ovir bunpie ipis. • 64 318V So 4" AL D 8"CANS $145 4 V MINICAL WAFERS A*siPiii 801 415V 19' 10' ASS7 FROZEN ORRIM '.. IIIANftC •llIf 45' •wwwU MST TOOTHPAST11 234 SlSb • jW put the Sua to his ri01 W 1W AD 4ft &W in soie MW 4 low Y II. save ..e 0' 2v r r 13 - Boy 9. paper Sunday sad when be earns back was in a rage, Ii "I'm doIng to kill 4 + A M. ...... M want out to buy a nows- T yes ewed. - - CAMPRILLS TOMATO SOUP '1OI1 _________ , for years during his a rj,iD MAU5AM • CANS iwmsrn lt$AVC lift •: + )-;+ eesemocy that be was a stir ___ W . prices o.i quantity rights LIBBY PRACNIS NALVIS LIBBY SLICED PEACHIS Joseph Canfora said. The New York Times reported Sunday that Burros, par, ants were married In a Jewish WA W ki" 10 __a special MOUSS up to 110.000 furlough and re po rts rdoubt was a isNothlag c&ma to our stten. his new unit Dec. 2. (Navy Photo) tim that would indicate It was •' or LOAV5 and wants to marry him, her teenager to complete her four. friends sa year course at Georgetown The fact that .!'. . .. . ioui of ,ursing years older than Luci is to where the is a freshman be. her likinz. She has many older I fore Jumping into matriMouy. ONLY AT FOOD FAIR ike rtAI 4*uot "cares deeply" for Pat Nu. his "Great Society," he &ISO gent, 32, of Waukegan lii, anti his vivacious devoted 834 FREE PRIZES ng + LL committee; Mrs. Claude Roberson and Larr, Latiolals. 46" ATL WESSON OIL ULLOGGI FROSTED FLAW loot 476 41 so 21' 0' KILLOGGS CORN FLAUS REGISTER Police said. Daniel Burros, 28, "KIng 310assle" of the Now York Cp& LTON E. Hian, killed himself In the 1EVAVr "S ford na XvLng room of Pennsylvania's tive assigned to Ma. 313sn leader. The New Jersey ro barracks t Naval -Ki Kisagle" witnessed the Air re 41 wsLOfl shooting. y extended his en. cen Dr. Michael Austin, Berk@ untment for n in e County deputy coroner, post, months In order to poaW issuing a death certiftcats until results of an autop- Far iast with Third my and paraffin testa were made an Burros and the wit- Marine Division. He Is on 45 day *sses, little Lbe • chased b the PTA to help build strong clii's for school children. Shown here examing some of the eqiii wnt are Mrs \% 1111am Richards, president Mrs R L Andres, sch I (,ra Lad), Preston RICharde, Mary Palmer, Mrs J L Horton, Jr, airman of the equipment CRISCO OIL by Woomw "S" American Nail olmself to death hours after be to be the man at a cantor and one.tlme boner student at a Hebrew school, +. . PHYSICAL FITNESS EQUIPMENT at Pin est School has been pur- their meeting Wed. R. Steienatys. Ident of the Seminole County READING Pa (UP!) A Jewhating leader of the Ku Frankhouser told puce But. * II,, sit — 9' ' + .: ;. p ~ 1: ~ "t? - 71 LB ts vicwoI date attorneY \+ - + _._-.-- _ at for bat@ groups, which led to his amst several U1068. • believer Eighteen year . old Luci education the top PILLSIUIYPANCAUFLOUIl's 25' NAS ow . fro m marriage. UVIIRS yea $759 ___ Confab nesday at 8 p.m. at the Health Center. Guest speaker wW be Gone (Herald Photos) Week ceremonies at Fort Myers. Pennsylvania Joan, said Bar- - County N. Cleveland Jr., of Sanford, and John Mc- Peterson Jr. (right), of the Sanford Chamber, during Conservation COMP or011111411111 nabob • Women's Club of Seminole Carty (inset), of Fort Pierce, were honored today bv the Sanford Chamber of Commerce for their work In spearheading the Florida Antiquities Act through the 1965 Legislature. The awards were presented by A. B. C ORANGE A I to his daughter's son together" thrown In request and Luci avoided the lie Is understood to felLuc1 press on her return here. But should wait until she get, Into the President Was undrstood her 20* before thinking of . Delegates to the state coavention of Democratic Wom. en, hold In Sarasota during the past weekend, will report Ca"Ventl= to I.LI. 11.OLIJI.IC 1%NW N reaction . - d of rtarlds. rkma . 0 nepori Slate Res" 111111nd ws'iaw Demo 69 .OL 2JII, ______ W l + w 12 + AND ___ uiiuiuu • VER LBO, 11 11+1 B 4W Scouter Award to be pre.ented at the banquet. + - C A&P 3 ' en for the "Most Valuable - tlemon's Association. with . M Wassarrial Iffoo. Oleander Avssue p1*4 to see Mama and the M I now baby, via the TV atom arun 110121M. IKUJ,.OWd. Ze tartber cautioned that Tim hm existlas delivery ad a tall for a strategy most. duft Als, bellday week. and, labor rooms will be coast Ing today ad all dvU rights em4 ; elklmon be extremely blood fob cas unit, with tha and religious group whose eavdame wba they open remalulas space Is do"tW parsoust have been I"=. their 6m Is assited part to an Intensive care unit. Tbe Ind by a P at tragedies k tbe via us "stals an Is". + ++ •:: ••:.-. By Warsaw Coft The Seminole county Cat- assIstance of the 4-2 units In th. districts are asked to have their reservations + ' -- rvgl• WASHINGTON (UPI)—Luel friends and Macy of them are Baines Johnson was back at already married. the White House and her col. But Johnson Is withholding lege studies today after 4 his approval. There was am weekend at the L9J Rsncn feeling that last wakeW at seeking her father's consent the ranch the resident used to become engaged. his antie powers of per. The presidential Party in suasion on the romantic pug Texas was mum on Johnson' s with a little 'come lot us na of In by Nov. 4. Each unit is Invited to submit a nomi. nation of one of their scout. Sliced Cdf 's PORK AS' and their wives good fellowship. An arches. tra will play during the din. ner. I)eleg*tlon from th. various Evans, Adm. John Gallaher and Adm. Robert Jackson. 'ie'.*$V' WesSesa Tied. J' U I C E a 1k CAN $3 49 4 _____________ 6 Judy Robb, Senior Girt Asseciation., ~ww-thwwith A& P Pimieiiiiiiiiie who last suinmer attood- me of the plorlds chain lartail coa. types of moullorin equipment, lents I* charful surround- scout the National Scout Round. stone, sparboaded the drive 'ad Mr. am Mrs. W, :. WitFarragut, Melba, F* jww of Jamestown, woo UP In Wbed winit additim to lbat- keep a constant check on the A lividapeaker system In the Counted bar experiences tbare mars "M of " natal. pawwr watching tokyll. &_!_ sole Monmial Homotall an critically In patknit =wry will permit parents for members of Jwdw Old Ou food product whisk Is ift when th& home was Kad Tint Strest Two rooms in the new wing an4 grandparents to bear the Scout Troop $13 recently. pTOS4 VWW by two — lbS PT01 + Work m be reserved for pistil baby CT7 and to speak to 5U will Clint, i.H Club During her $ days it the Eafliwosa muks in rebraim, 100, a" is 4x- beaft patients. owes as aim displays the new Be" roftd-q~ Jady im membom aW others reprat -The van furnishing In the Idaut 1W vwww. as'suff supply clot 01W ad sentles the C4ttlemen's As. aly somple and bat than, pew - to be "no" sext --w-expect now win to be colorful and, With the opeaft at am now the ,IejI1m%j ci ths saaaar sodstion, monft hand" February. Williams, as, to within the Pm boma-like, continuing our pol- win& Downer expects ta was mosting president Lyndon at booklets on blue ribb" aeat balM $5 Will I 10 mu Icy of making the hospital as add lOS more employee to t Johuos's niece who served at beef resip.., gresad and p4w, whole ho Is In crItical ISO st f a e. Utti. like an Institution as present olI, which ineluds cisditla. Mrs. Williams beds mak. a total possible. and keeping our pat. ovs, 350 y r ofts. More than Troop U2 is Mae up of elpes an roasts. Then win wow wes not seriously Injured. ' atThe U'soriginal 'nalitutica' building, oUi LlO of these are profeulonal girls from the fourth, fifth and are Slab). through the 'lbs intruder, then stole a two wings which have Optimists nurses, laboratory technicians, siath grsdat at Sanford Gram. County Agriewturni Center. wanddenue amount of mots. the total been iddid,...u.. X-ray technicians, pharmac- mar School and Is under the Assisting in the pramotles 1,0 and f•-4 "mama to the bow" 44 and MASS aldet. With 100 leadership qt Mrs. Tom Al. were Mr. and Mrs. 'Ceed According to litharriff J. L. ct Most $32 Million, pirovidt" the m0T4 1XV011yed In MAIAUDIDN bert and Mrs. Russel Xlbw. Tucker, mW &Hlars Van with cn county Guests at the meeting were Stewart, Barbara Platcher, Officers of the st Basil, service and administration. Usfieway. sad Lou Huddle. muuau u,-.a. bond, anie optimist ciui represent. ItS hospital payroll pours members of Junior Girl Scout Karen Sneed, Kathy Powles, . Uls In the arms. nearly $323,000 a mouth or TI=P so, ander the leader. Mary Both Lakg,, Nasay UIJ lo " Club attend a luncheon mast. mote thU $1.3 mUtIOG a year ship 01 Mrs. Robert Lavender. Flarids distrid mosting In idO ths temmy at the city RehogbmeoU at Me Most. a large bank rell. &W cc"*. MON Ohm $211NO Ing were served by Tord Ro. da- began eback- mm, pbyslo-therapy depart-Tamps. The Atteadin from tia kesl 8 year P"10r U111111100 Of w&- U4 Sylvia Smith, Ap7l Lucia Wallace, Results T111. be 6014 am Kathy M"& Ward am cyady Wad. club were Dr. H. J. M" Ur &W Obdrieftam da bad broken Into a toloM president; Ralph Wert, vie. home at 1017 Olesader 4ye- u addition, Hospital ll,. Is asar $1.6 millin per year. 0120. am'd Ms& Off with over isitrala Robort 8wera wit, presideut;: Michael Han b chairman, and Larry Parking at the boom has PTA T Hear 4W is 6"L in the Program L40NDON (UPI) U1111114 Mingo, chairman ad the bond Two am, am", Plorm Mw 'L tl nt ' for mon WN&t A $fl1 second and third Smg of directors. 01 laiow.it sb the board. Recently Hdft Jack Raymon The South Sembmis Optimist is 111110111 M ft amill Boolker T. Washington, will NM.i k the beds jar the By low casmallberry Club Is active In boys wak "" last" to t"1111tats 8% d 1011 West 12% Street, medical and surgled patients'and other community service might visitors it Cattift fr= Guest speaker at the meWells arrested toy the' buf- A now UMV91.104 al the a* programs such as uzdv@rgsi their can I* thm howital. ular mating of the Famt- 1W a professional 4"M SIW- ThO pair wad ftWANd tire hospital will be closed optimism, 'Association boys, on i b. Youth appreciation week, 11ing CaHed Up lish x8tates Elementary what64NOMd to so goI im Vote aw this two who Attftk4 resular television entertain- torieal contests, fatiowaW ijosToN (UPI) — G"U9 School at a pm. Tuesday will SK 04 ft'wullam"4 the sher- tomost. no closed cirewt Christmas tree sales, bicycle Bob Rlag'wsscalhdupbythe b. Jack Bayma01Cu.lbee Id. That caaslastlll*a. broadcasts will permit &&MY and toachl" respocit Dogift andma 7%WW&y from ry, nationally known lecturer AW h"uugsti4& sets to be used (a lastructi" gor tho law, NNW 11mir Ntasara F&4 out, am. an the Mythology of 30IU dmW partleukrly a" tt&cW&&t The club mools each Thun. hear farmehabtoreplic. Uhs. 01 so do vallas at cc ovel uses the most n P. msu.pkIoua14tlU5r 0d tookle Gem Clasevers who His talks an mot o* ad. - at the elated eircull .1—A em~o a a often uncovers ww be to peraft you"Altall POW went, ekspet am saw Ilson THREE RETIRED DMIRALS, all members of the Sanford Naval Academy advisor) board met recently at the school to take up matters pertal Ing to the operation of the institution. From left are Adm. W. A. -'= LIL — seouters In addition to the deliel. cious full course roast beef dinner, there will be inter tainment, doo r prises and .:' A im( Mum On Boy Friend re + Eat More Beef' Au. Peg. 'v4 Cam ai n Luci Back At College, I case HAMS IrIs will make decorations for the Christes" tres. An members an urged to be at the that In .tss.ke$C)I per.011th $1 -- 300 Cooked Cm Baxter. Next meating of the 100 will be Nov. 17 when the - • + Banquet for the Wekiws Dietrict will be at i pm, Th day. Nov. 9, in the Pavillion Room of the Langford Hotel In Winter Park. Around • her daughter. who Is reour- 14. W.V INS 14 ring from major rgery, by the Sunshine Chairman. the 1 • ...,• By Jane CasieIberi'y • U. i • Johnson. thanked the assm. bars far the lovely cud meet I 1 pected to attend this recogn. Adult leader, Mrs. H L. I t Jwme dire w", bw N parents is at- WORK PROGRESSM steadily on new 50-bed 4 •. . PKG. ThankagfInInt basket tO he gins $ seedy family Is es- i. -Alum, b M the pair and disecy. .. I 1.0 decorated Cbfist=" tree and mella of the children, . there $ staffed toy. The •. girls time will prepare a _ . - WT. L G. No. Vaster of the Vint Deptist Churcht In tM WWAM ""11010 i.odetid by Mrs. Imofeni Tim president, + ___ V V 1W I ____ Miriam HamUn reported is the t successful ask sponsored by the v cc Further plans -a..made for A V. by Mrs. Virginia Busboy, M resident, am closed Us talk with an "an ques, t"dnm& _ Isi Ildiflf year as part of civic beautification programs. 5 Wekiwa District U Annual To nave Scouter Banquet School House, iac. ii, whom The rest was introduced . limms 11_ I _ unit 53 had its 00*91' mating at the tag" Rom with Donn GO Routh pro- • :) Z . 77 -. $ thevisit to the Little Bad I. nion Oak 4=~, NoV 1, 1965— P* -no junior Ausillary of merit= la Ag "7 _____ of Cope £masdy which seeds mats housing for Its with Ida f 4 S• _A Team stated thA be to paged a growth is the very am duo Geneva to the elessoM in location js u answer '~J ~ 0' ________ Aigood keid No.1 Svga CWSd Sliced Junior UnlI 53 Makes Plans For Christmas Tree • 7' f seb.r giItios. + e" V-.Tlk • _ - - - + .• + -- + — ;: •.J / �. ~ i . -r - - I .11 I I l F'"~,&,tft~f~*_JrVVW"-It ---. ,11.tt~7711T;U=-__tl~ :1,77"T~"-_--." 1 ~ ...ol..I ;-,.,* ~ ..~ .*. I I; I - ": 1. , 7"115,FM ____________________________ - *1 t;. " .. .1]°.: I I , St. L softy •1 - I - - Illki. W .a as a. ICTSUSd 11' Pit as. water aqØsi dir ths fa Istil asS Ii st WUd1 $50 Million More kS l ii a. U•tlSi IIUahtIS b Jeac On.. 2euuo*r R1k7 OW liwed ivai ii a. liii. S ultuL !W J S a. 173 _ WE hasilt *id. Cn* IN ,, N'3.S rn-i 'agiiiutsr, ta, a. tas. Th. total Is ..eIsd to A q ____ as an am, -- gmi _ -- Lak. Mary ; .:. .' -___ (~%M the Florida Power Corpora, the water end electric roUte. and Standing $uilneu, which and lire Homer M. Uon. He has been the agent tions for Lake Mary as a ces. operates throughout the eoun venleuce to the residents. ty. H. plane to continue Is this Gte n S Lake Mary who for Florida Power for Gleason also Is We owner seinre just retired uownen Atpruastbe of the Glossa Flow Surfacing botuh sosffi operators at Gleam's Gre. Cory Store and Service Station, ::; are the oldest contlnuou mer. _______________________________ 4 1t.tf, i community, hay. chanla p4fl a d jy. 3 $7 Freaces Waster ft S apgtoaebkg reality u a can noob" MR dew Room approgru. growing urban arm, aa p* Floriiis ad 6@ 7W ft@ ft so To bainM OW will S. X I I 0 8, 61 Rtlitimm, pig 1tI b7 to hiM W laid to pi'stuUau p*s ree a1s I - (Wilt... - i. ; o Recreation Plan TCost Johns Flood Control, lo fp to caw this amousessald rX=X.9 p sS in this pj we U. I. eslaslated ' program, agreed to by as the U. t yalisy as preeld. bstw,ai $ and $7 ties ssth this board baa s'sr recslisd." "1. S th5 PISPNS II! aevlsftics aiWI. the Corps and the lCD. is. the 4uiflsS INal 1S • IS YSin I$5I i4sS mWfes at 3'm ysin the lCD and the . alder , . Stilt esscd S the g sings ia., hi thi, sass. eludes three pr3.dpel .ls lai hi Nl jt NP ltu wstor , j.. A - by ths ?. 2. ('Nasmy) Tndini meat.: (1) A dam sad IVAN gross. on service to the residents for a. VJper_IS. p,gg a gyote. S levees, side. ,vey lCD heard member boa aers water rwstr at Iahi lCD saud $4 t. past 40 years. ChiN Phd g.d*s* an or. *sthe.as, bee torasi a. Poludt. t of Cores; (1) £ a. 110555 Vded$$ RIIS JI Ihir $51511 UI4 rail., 1p111W115, dam a.w that vhto* The Oleasons cams to Sanpliaed by a. pt lbs Iauli - * to s Pithil the Nit *3.. BCSthIP j$IlUOk5 IS ps 15 Irsvsrd Ce.. Uiaer It. J. J.d a rsservolr at 32,500 aeros at lbs Y'Z yi,,g Cia. tout g05 Ia July 1923, trave ling In ford snesdt to $4 Dali. .me.l fer a. basis sorthera aid 01 the Mw. alibi. he wstur cows is a. ° N water as salty es "1* auwv' p ai,e4 a Model T Ford from Pyripes, ___ ___________ ____ __ ___ ta hiudNer NSa to iMili *1111 vital Jams Ore. laurvolr, Is boles W $ PS a,sIui mile tong Upper It. Jobs , IPST m ill town *1. $ N. Y., tw. as V55 P.3SISS. a to he Do 1111114 - so mallbot bm to a. asia, Canadian border. £r V. the most on -. _is a. b.ard. S ths Thsd. . .. awoot at im. wut..n tci ftsw tost.a uai r. t prevIsus .i JulI.&4. sad VoluI* Conotlen them eight days to IaiIs and other pr.bl at a. at. took it p1.4 by NSZM1 1*04 COstS aid (3) An emergency outlet 3I, u.s at a. 11*111 DIMS ass as a. Mere! aid m.de agsuslss... hi Ii the .,Maa Sr.. and make the trip, which was awn' Okeechobe. em objsetloss Counties on the dike., darn,,, opili. LAK ISTN quick time in those day.. They aid Ilnaieed by fedmsi a. a by ways S ewto s7 the road at along ed camp w bridges aM itilitissalong tutors sebastian Cii.!, which Army Corps of Ingi bastian. 01 works which an now to '.. hr night, and prepared their own salonS be. the Upper IL a. rIghtl4I. .04 to ipua Cooled am us its vita! part. S Desire will sad has estimated the $7 T h , th. built promise to return an e __ m4 ecotral piiset-4s oss. cLIVILAND meals. s, sin a&in p 4tI Sl4*U IA h how. overall pre"am ht1 ffl 4. and • I t Ii I ., VMS m. w-o pm -1-0-13' e 11%11 They mean that it was -. is man (olmNauy aim ft for "a" "" Spent to cluddl me cmdmdim of 10 worb. Ldc Mary I. a charmhs ummuulty s.s$sd MCI)). trill In benefits. .1 ZagI. $5,srd Ce.ty•Iadi'i 2Ivir yatem ps. build It. The.. besotits have dims and .ptilways, thi erie. The May si,ui,000 per COrPS . Th S aWl inelsi. water 5 mIss provide year roaM bias evaluated 15 terms S tloa of NYSS. large reservoirs, seen .itImMed that the UT,. Ceonty Un.) to tidewater at year In reductIon S flood they wet, newlyweds and hid bourn. and co. Is time ~ W4111911, - offer szullsnt ihh,q, prim sitar costrol for the 01.1 dam" sduetIos aM sad a. preservation Si per' * sore' 01 waler stings sad Isbutlas. Dali said that ae 45*5151, $IIIN* per ' --1-aaway from horns u. never bees drought . 'O St. 11 way bob Melba for AW adledwo an M inowoww tor as athibulad embamemost. Other admamled Chanel In toft""d land SM •••• _ __ -1. before. It was also quite an ones. recrea -arses give hour. of Upper It. JS. F1 Stab 1511 IviutS $t01 Cs. debts I. improved 1td4Ml ditlusal bassflt. which have Johns River. miss ess& eir parents ___________________________________________ end undertaking, th will boa4lI asste'd teeing stud aM slice. year 4 111500 of at a.., s Ce e'tl.. 01 this sputum, nut bean ealctd.te4 includs 'the Corps has roeoaand• sight be asuired $150 S.. along lbs .Hpait S a. sea 1usIit. that an older ma; I Social if. buchsd.s vail... church Ii Iaer.assd laid w. de to .•, -I who also was coming to Tier. ad 3.,.as.. • aM.m ., He ida, accompany them. ..l.. •••4j gs.syesaslbsmthslt'W activities, an active Chamber of ." that the . .4. ! $ tint at night and -. eq tei.i.tUm,IihillihiM . pitched ft ". Au... & water costrel system Is lb. J N slept In It, and they slept In bock waists whlih mew.A554 . . liihlis.srlsso(Pli*sfOl •'P'j''? Horn. Deamsustrution Auxiliary, which had ieiti I Ill car, a. atty 5,1st.. onpselaUi 15 0 their ••••: a. 5lU CaM U that let down to make a bed. dewotowl CW al.. G SC.at. and a. previous plus wars gotid They remember the plank darn (a welt) vI be ass. to 1 . •:j,:.i.", YOUNG TEENAGER, Wendy Martin, reads to Sandra Sehoonover, Cs. by usariag lad cash and Oh' LitHe Lesguss far thu ysunger sit. roads they traveled onto aMwhw. thsILJ . J / thy and MarcsUa Makela (left to right) at the Like Mary Community jestloms S local istsreets. The were 0517 one car t '' vit ' flows laSs Labs Marasy. rgla, which Youi love it hors whir, vacation W Library which was opened this summer and operated by the Lake Mary , \• IlIlle 'd,withtu,no11t55'1 b0 s" ry 1 Isahist. Csu rosidude tirnils ii year 'round. lCD by Club. Mrs. Hugh Thus, library chairman, has put out an ap voted for often In case another car was Woman's wibasu0tiadlteIh2715thM •; .. peal chlldrena' books for more Will saks and for teenagers to sponsor a "story a. iiss L.i'et'tore crossed met. 'they also 0'RpL,o peiilhis a. cositruetlot start lbs hour" on Saturday mornings. ___________________ Pot Is O.orgla as a tam to 6~4 ) a off ortsS lineal year 0 4M l a. is vu and draft eats a. ran muyNUS$deiStNl W 'V .b. ?taU boards as'. THOMAS Cliii?, ' __________ . " iip WILLIAIS no and 70 mars evsstuifli wili ?1j)' . 0 water. Drtvavs today have' oltheItaiasperecdIthS.ft wau Uk. In ..ef..s,..søi. what It Idea of be tostaUld, .4.' 9 4. 1. expected that between (It__________ must be r.mi*bsaM. ' thou 4171 to travel the not- lAksMsrysowbooetsali. of lb. lO011brsr,casds, Assay masterpieces, sad public dallars will •.ii-'4 . however, that seniorS still b o IVOW "aU a" did f0sal- brory, Tits newly opened Lake won Issued to Children. "We speaking deboteal and 20 Vol.. . i . cetwoo So Gohr. Imhor ,I%,-** R.fired City Aides allable for 894 1010111 ad ?. many liur Community Library, an pleased with the burnout nines of a. Harvard Clii. ds. Last year waler storage le a from i ..i.. •• •. • . 5 .Tb. Glusoss also made surface the Woman's so f&r, but wish PeOPle ales." sponsored a. Army Corpi S Enila LOTS rip back home In 1935, travel. ub In thatby small city, met would take advaitags of the The encyclopedia U.S In. 5 Ot$flgeCOIIitV Pr.saotIy S wlthhSld $3 UlUICS is , N8& " W`a` tW"&a1" • 'a"" a" Uw %1 .. therfamfll Its flrstbig challenge, the opt wealth ot reading astarlalof. eludes all ot the better knows Ing alasgwlihiao • Served l'/aCentut'Ie atruetlon funds trim a. U. S. • GROY1S AcuAaI HARDWOOD FLOORS to in sJothst car, PM again l enlng of ucho), and faltered tend.TM OnUS thnoUb sets sad for $ sail! library bad M a.idotd fromCaM!. . . CRRiTPT7:. approprlatlos at e3.,t the road and j'ipsr, wt.ria city e oyss, Thornes OnM55 . camped along .•.. -..•••.' For adult bust's they, are a cons id ered very .zt.aslvs. 'bi.. not a stop. aid $ sity CII ; .J due to tailors S SIMs ysas.4 e'. qsadnple Ite eta. from COMMERCIAL did their u..-been .-. i"..'• , ,, PURNINNP Me IA us using the many volumes on the shelves Miss Jsaue Neal., the lab. • cal interest to sequin lbs 5* to a. moveallies f skin er to . wonderful time busS Issue bad a .''1 I* ti..m-'*Wa wk atUt*lo ev It" by such famous authors as Katy school libilariam, ___ library's rather lam referworked boa in a* 1uppor 8% job" g. present flints of sors than '" Op 0 MDUSTRW in Sanford, ad Ski. .wpIus water through In youlo IN" ••• and account for a Pearl Buck, Earle Stanley been a great kelp to Sb. club NCSU*T7 for Initial Construct Pleir sembs & RefWiMag V. C. Cotter, sure .4'..... ç his uncle, for 1111100100P r.a 1,., . wiNs 5h5', and large percentage of the aI Gardner, F. van Wych Mason, and comments freely that lbS a contractor PINANCIN• Rivers Is IS tis Its i who was ' 'L. ka his moat 100 cards now register- Frank 0. Slaughter and C. S. library Ii "doing besutifu lly." 5' Jabs. M Mimi 1r1d$5 ( ' .....,........ •.... ,•.,•.. until he went builder, for the (514) $lCbeid 1,.. PsUø years to obtala tads from , 5 The library lacks many Forester. There are spy aov- lire. W. L. Harmon, workwas s, C&tt$'.&!W himself. It business •..... ..L..... •..i acquis ition watet Cl 14,0 WIll. Ave, .!! of Rev Williams, • , . ,.w.. childrea's books, however, due ate, detect" station, garden ere roster sbobasm, reports ,.. itate toe .t. 63 I . crwk ,. ••••• .. ... PL = during We time that his VW snubs Is his mine than dam), through fl.wofl .'t' : ....-. awMsaWCtevelaa'k. yma pu1es N' °_abu.Lak.J.u.aPaadtbTSSIt furnishing she asuld we airs vii. books, home id. that • p th th e club *pan. to th e fact that - "F .rIt em out to Lake ci. drove 009Ip ounto isis that Sb... unt.sns to help man a. man to a Mary to show them what he sored a drive a year ago and mysteries, Readersaid Digest 322410$ ••'tI'l' %1P LAIW MARY, NA. 0 at 0 TIP Pro -_ wet. sppropnlaisd. Altogeth' -to . .a r blsg. bu-ary. Although lb. Lake P. 0. lOX 11 cow collected and bought enough Condensed books, growing a IstenSsntotpibUCwS$b$.Tbe County baa agreed to subait considered • • .. ' ..•",, 4. Mary Woman's Club spessels _________________________ at, the, books to aid the Elementary raphys of famous people. .:.l.4, V • , muSty. Mt.. Gleason dot ft$ 0410 orwellowee • 'I that ab@ wentAd to be" a Baal immeasurably In meat. "Do-it-yourself" addicts will the aproject. eas now YA be I a 5 bS mesS pepili. fig' gsal *7_III' : a. dir's tICs S seven large z,s.noI?i . 4 _____atlas S A pit w.., u. won Sb Is,. aid stnuistul I. utax$sd. PtiöiM' store of her own, so they built lag accreditation standard.. In find automobile guides, corn- a member to work during the .(.... ... ..... • ___ __ _ __ PrssidintOf one, and that was the bsglas th at area. Yet, students can p1st. courses In freshman hours It Is open. On Tuesday., usipnt.S his Mliv e.pkyus ty muse Park sOtusS Is :+" 'r" • +'....,,..L1 a miaist cbasal for the It. • find both Boy and Girl Scout English, a Ssd.ral tax course the lbrsry Is open from 4 to Ing. ad esh.rs with ba ebuerM au.k1 I Lake 3s m. system 4%.f.. ____ a. a time business In Handbooks, favorites such as sad numerous others. To Delp 6 p.m.; Thursday the house They started In SAIlS IINTM$ i1t-' to ., $,.,...•..auu,•••..• ... ,, and na. aitu. sad mini. Class Junior to correct Mary Lake \, _____ was . :ii Bobbsey Twins, onion the road of glamour, are ISIS p.m. and on Rat. ey bou 1111111 when th gh J t Nancy Drew, • Lake Mary his mon. at ths It. .4 u bard u i7 S of V. a ___ mis, _ both a. problems AAL their fit'It 1026 Of SfOCRIP141 Zone Grey and cook books for the library stocks Pal" and urdays oors open ils _____ flowl. a m drought, which ________ __________ Pot • t__,, • $ I • close 11 noon. and moved In on Th*nksglvthl bo "Personal, and at city fare 4.. 0.5501 pusIssilir P'lcdda. It to Attain It," th and girls. There Is How boys 00404 , at 141, aeration. In the have pisgaid the Upper 4 01 s oasIs at oem' g. Day. Ins, and have been a large selectionS Little Gold. Ity and Now to Build It," By fearlessly opening the U. A l ___ elided ___ pasmat $ MR High lebsil •.....,... 'p. ' ti4.\. f.I'I,,• Jgu River lash a.nugb. ,,4• J1'S uy on ''stj1,g" and continuous operation every Books for lbe younger set, among others., . ,. ss mu. e'e. putato bellies woody rise as vIse pn.ul. s • at .. , ....•••• . 51051 until and Bible Stories for ill ages. On lbs shelves one will find bright hopes, fortified with sines IS the same a were located at L t...3... AMOCO i.. at a. find asulil "in __ _ rem e' a. depslb. bars in w.nt years sib lbs uS" ; • .• fa,,eutdIhepteeeSe PV AN*' lbs spring ci this year to sm a. ' usent am to NPPSSS "We f..l that th is Is a 20 volumes of "The World's long hours of bard work, the td dtIse have .ibsred crttl. at a. they decided to stop rather healthy sign when our young- G reatest Literature"; 10 vol. Lake Mary Woman'l Club has di.. vsest.d by as resigns the steadily gnawing city. H. CSSto*115 . , P. NOW Irsksr ~ if cat Oip S ,.aM. asoaM' i;" 'rr f' thin MY. ' blIP. stirs take such an active In. umss of "Stream of Illatory,"; again demonstra ted It can 5 I*r1 Atchison. who .r'___ lk d co.stsnt musing 0 drought. Artesian Wa'.":.. because the buslasa had OUt. Surest In books," said Mi.. 10 volumes of "Modern Rio. help ISa ossaunity like a agreed away this namer. posedi;,., to kilT Ms asS ud. orsdisslli a. lagMS 51.4, 515y for • Sr Jr. .;.&.. Their plies I. the l7 011111111 Ralph & Frances Abell David lirsilba. clasiptil- ubresit at the 1.1515 miub,4'wu tidsi die Hugh Tills, Library Chair. qiuence' eonalstlng of aftun giant •t.p forward Is a. ___ ! at a. asia. 41f I.,* soot : siduti beesmi libel. .,i. an • .•. gmat bUsI*5u bufl 4 i 4..... "+•"'" as a.sStai, es , bliterical right direction e explained that dinner speech . as sh e man, when giserally belIeved a., ___________________________________________ I. £.sW.s.stslrldsswuIo. • ,: , tow* Now. AU lbs ether pie. £I.,eSthi51i'4"°41 i . a.. a. .it wat. komaa, who MienS ii U. •,$Srft,rsrtacewde' P.O. lox I$3 a ________ have been built sent buildinga ___ ________ asselan 5 Ike : • for many a. I. atsiant " . fr.*Nnd In a. so huts. Weaueu they ca me sines .. been a& lb. aI,• e1s ; 4 :. hktorlo .eua 'lbs shots Up'. • •.•4 01 ,bst sri M tosa over Be .,tI.1 kisS 4J.'L.4 4.•• - TILIPHONI helped drive the brat sail Is Club Read Country IL Ma, Per toti's • , , ,•, , • •. , ri an irsyard a e Cosmunity Presbyte th held ne Prim will hi pssdsvposmlrtaeewatersup blOt Illase Cotlse. The lames. It. 122.1227 322.1964 it vii built Is fee 40• • I " t?S?,' a. Or. early this 7Ssl PSI 0 At Crystal Lilt. Avenue p,ii is ala .,,itBuilding ply tar futurs dev.lepaust. boa. fetid, him to assign laSs r was a. Iiv 3925, and ha.. been Its most .14 lade asides Club .ii.... •. I • r.: ', Mo in 84128" 1.310 ___ $sIs3 ssetsi cams, at . "? ,.+... active worker and supporter Vstulty upenuers Sen a. r.m'si. alas. ills, were flooded In lb. Isto a. too, found his vs. " Williams, •'• ..7'r" '& le He ever ...mIttse irs Mrs. 0' • aiswflkitslN$$IOUhthIer 1 1.. ' ' _____ asdth.aarlbus. . . :___ K.Leod and Millard iponMbIlIUui growing en ,, T AW . . elder In 1* aid his served uCssdlng maximum S NI' same, sad thu _____ to r • In that capacity, as wo)i as N" W. RANK Ireb, diesnilIsi; Mrs s the years Be the polies dspeitI$ end ever auch at a. ares. osght. Ii trustee. lowe'.. Ia,ttsilsssl meat expanded Si keep p... w.. 1 _________ INS $'5 f,5 .,..L IPS..L4..' . :. 11.04 d.pSb. up Kius Heel Las Plttaal and with the needi of Sb city for $t no ass cst.d, because a. • •....... 4 ml Gleam's have as • ' • •• ••••••...... . • .s porilatsd fir up IS 50 days, • 'S •0•5I0•Ø• • daugh ter, Etta Jane, who was Him Jisnde Gills. refresh.' law afOrcemest *04 os In use lived thu.. Only afligs . ""l94.w..%.'....; .,$.,.., to casing tabs'!e was born In Lake Mary in -v I, • ' '' pastures, citrus glu*, sad ____ CSZI and pstrolrnint was used, creatures Inhibited tbs vat. :'. a.Ir home. lb. is now mu. Cil, pboteitsph3'. _______ ___ ____ r1*4 to RIC11111111 94006 on ,dtoksipi;ptodateif sod' lay. psqti 55*1 At 015 . ,,, ___ ___ • io ci.w*s ted end cidised , president of the Florida State 11% method. S eitae dat... . ___ ' 4 ' .s,• •• DRAINAI •.. .0 ;e. a i,.... • m....!.J. I .5.. 5115 15W, bat N 'P!! ' ...e..a.. ' " Ii. .. .4..d' 4 4ff "! 1 Bank of Sanford. and they sad •,r '4.-s - raig, . cua, ;wziws gpl,.vg.,IIr&w ; : ;. ;i rru.ng s.we' ,L!.i our no. Pan" orlsw Mash and Millb, Colln CUB SMUTS of Pack Mo C"IelbarY, __ ". : I • DRAGUNIS cosainualtles AdJamill Is the I 0 a a"U4 wm sluie. IN pilsolls sad .a and Kyle, dw noide la Iosb costumes at October Pack meeting. 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By Debby Stewart ritony late luthe game, but Later In the Period, the •,a lead that the Xa,sudens Herald spats writer couldn't push the ball over. Lions scored when a Char- were nablg to overcome. Olid. u8 An Intentional safety by water center snipped the The Lions kicked off and brilliant goal line stands In Oviedo late in the game gay, ball over the head of the the Marauders on an the first and last periods Clearwater two more points Marauder punter and the stopped rception by Mikier. They In sailed out of the end te and as they bold off a di- to narrow the final score to pigskin to the Mafor an automatic safety nesTed the ball • ions tormbied Clearwater Central the one.polnt difference. a CaStes re It, befo re nder Cath.Uo team 16.25, to so. • There was no scoring In and two points for the Li. 91*5 was Inteicspted. Clear. sun, their one. Clear. fifth victory of the first quarter, but n water then moved the ball 7$ water threatened once, Thsy The Kandesn kkked a Mason. yards in 14 play, to score marched g. the Lions and Lions' 47 Thi Marauders Jumped got the bill on the ahead with a touchdown In by blockini an Oviedo punt. ward agaln. The big play with TorUu. pushing the bell from the four. The eonthe second quarter, but a The Marauders moved to the was a 19 yard pus on third O?? version was good, and the two yard line before being down from Jim Harper. to safety and a touchdown e score narrowed to 16.18. th moved ll th at y Milder penalties. A Bi the Lions a 64 lead at halt- pushed back by Hank The Uons took the kickoff pass moved It to the one, but ball to the one, when time. and were stopped and punt. o ve r, It Tulp carried over. on, took The second half began the Li to the Marauder 40. In ed with a bang when Billy Mik. Colbert punted out to the Jimmy Downy kicked hi, vs plays Clearwater mov. to first of two conversions the later plays but three 41, 1ev returned the kickoff 85 ball to the Lions' isv. th. ad score make the halftime yardi to make the score 16. Marauders took the lead with Milder returned the kick. en. Keith Kiss gained two th e Joe Forlizzo carrying at the 0. Clearwater scored Sb. fion Gal" .1 one andend if the period and then ball over from the six. mak. - off opening tbd second half to We yards by Wilson and Fonilne moved the ball- to fourth the two.. but on down play, Harper and Tuip Perfect. broke through to throw Kiss fora four-yard loss beck to - - gave t, I . , I I i J Seasøn Braves Wind Up ! ! LA I1J,flSC U MIUU C a ya - 41 bw 4,T ' I • -' -. - on the line of scrimmage. On fourth down Whighans roiled out to his right waltád- Into the end suts •-----.; I er- - 10 v*toncbed. Terry Echols' perBaker continued his rush- were halted. A to-yard run six points. m. ib. hacehes feet placement made It .7 no passing of Mike liar- lug heroics, gaining - 102 by Steve Barley moved the The kick was Mocked and With 114 left in the first ball to the mid.flsld stripe the score was tied 6.6. rd In 11 carries, an gin and the. receiv ing of period. '- - ya a - - " '' " over We " at - as two sive battle FLORIDA GRAD! "A" . .' - - - '' DRESSED & DRAWN SUPIRMARMIS Old Pros WHOLE 0 4th $ 1100 W. 11th _____ 'I 15. 4. Reserved - 1. -- 'Real Good . Eafingl II ' - games - . •.. .SAMIJ •e VS Chuvalo, Terrell Fight Tonight - - - - - _____ after SUNUTE Tomatoes .... .. ' . -' carries, • 303 CAN . 9c astve Bay . -- a. ** a at ,. Turner Retu s To Victory Lone give a" yo, ___ - • - as Rams ___ a - ng Warns W5S I ri further sco - and - no plunges at - I. 60 yards and ths TI), There at - . av- s ~ 'AEL Frontmum 'rf, -.. - , -__ up to A De" ...7Atoof o I when °took uuuuuuvw Calf.. moved the bail ssv. on yards In thro, carsie.. '0 B,J,Rkblrdl Then the Lions lined 4 formation single. wing er Bob Owen., lug signal-ca ll Herald Sperta Writer -• liVid. CP.ffii received the who normally directs the threw an 11 yard serial to may from senter In the end i Sanford's Junior Andy Ruts, In the -end Braves completely dominat- hurricanes. " and downed the ball for for play of the fourth Sanford sco,. an Intentional safety that period third annual Peanut Bowl The .d the as they put on the finishing was scoreless and uneventful with' 6s85 In the fourth made the more 16-15. touches to an undefeated- with the exception of a 60 quarter. Ben FutreU qrnled Oviedo baa lost only untied for the PAT the pigskin over Lund. from yard swing pass shutting season by the . up games while ringing out the South Seminole Hum- quiet to Matt Morgan. A tie. to give th. e Braves a ga fly, victories and next Srimnndous defensive effort by lead. ,,, Tleanss .0 -. Sanford took the ball over day night the Lions host $ The Braves had previously Clarence Cain overhauled the taught Greyslid team. on the 'Canes 45 late in the Sanford back before speedy beaten the Hurricanes 274 Miklsr's $5-yard touchdown .. • he could go over for the game. A 2 yard run by run was his 15th touchdown Longwood. Burns set up a 50-yard TI) score. for 11111 Bracken romped TEAM STATISTICS sn.os. -Napi carried twice In a row ectsd with. Stuart for PI the He gained lag notes made an uiieceeeatni son. They',, loot two and The fourth quarter belong, aerial which was engaged by well oil. 61 yards to lead on ground S. hike IA55bITS for 15 yards to the 11. Lyman tied sue, ert and yards and then Lamb Andy Rates. Ben Futrell od to Coach Dan Pelhsm's scoring bid is , .4 Sanford runn ing attack 15his seven game total above FIrst Downs The eephomew. Eargh. came ii Moments later Nsnul rot Baker drove. -In the sarries. Glenn took the ball over for the whkh netted 165 yards while second string boys 1,000 yard math, apse. the ww" is arcum ms am Eau *04M soo %as vmwrs give. AMOWPAT to end the scoring. the Kansas City Chisfe downed vals" -A- -A 11 A toft"Ift an V..AA go 11 III halt COMO-ftorn.hohinal wlefmpy Few" 4 for I (at yards), Matt Morgan latched on to ifleally i,osi pards, •V COM nemsncns x Wefl W irene SOS "a starve Was QSVPPSQ rev The Hurric an es took ltaaUtonIforl(41 yard.); 14.7. the Oakland Zalders The drive began en the for of yard.. Junior and Ov- 6-10 aerials from Bobby trailIng 100 the haM. Passes puty a less ad a 7.15 one. The Hounds blocked bail over on their own at U Riceivini-Traver 4 for 70 TEAM STATISTICS With a knowledge and ensNFL BIshop Neon. U after, lbS atft was on the receiving 0 Lundquist for P0 yards and Earl Mortal) g pj k its 0 Pass Intercepted led 6.0. Lossb ended the drive. PAT a Fulsang, Plnnock, and Billy O,'4ads Clearwater Hornets punted out ties mini gainedis nearly U Years Eastern DMsI.n • first score with a 21 yard TI) 7Uds, Pierce! for U yards. Andy Rufas caught two pass. 1.36 Punts 5 ffi of the toeies 84$ Lyman struck beck quick. With two minutes left in Nary carried to th e ball SUMMARY football, Parelil pick 14 W L T D ow n. of 62 wn for their o eight. £ Whhghaa OInn Burns pee . * pass to Aaron Thomas In the as from Iambi.. Lost 0 1 ty going 1$ yards In six the game, Lyman got the ford U. The defensive '• 114 • e vasofed Charger Cleveland Yards Hushing *01 to Neseer peas aeeeunted fOr 1 2 0 .714 third period, then rookie Tut. ____ yards and two touchdowns in y Penalized on 10 balI a first aM fort With their own 44. Uarghs s th of e second (1*. team _______ , TORONTO (UP!) p5stg soy's 5. Louis 5 3 5 .571 Leesberg of,, 7-19 yards Passing II 11 yards and then Whigham. 19 606 er Fredsnickson the fourth period. pmwIDUAg STATISTICS on their own 2s, the Hounds ossnected with Ovation on lead by Russell (!ord.Ie 're- i-y passes for 133 ysids and two Now York 4 $ 0 .571 clincsr In tim. final stanza en Carver scoring: Touch$15 es a' beautiful tigh$m.pe Passes The Braves passed for 17 nada's George Chuvalo and rn Rush g-Baker gave LYMAN: the ball to Baker and three r.gaining a total 2$0 taschdoas. Both those TI) Dallas paueeIn*eeptsd 1 dash down the sidelines, pIck them a total Chicago's Ernie Terrell 55iT5d the Sanford sketmsL a tour-yard run after he bad downs - Flees. (50 run), yards to 108 is, it carries, Lambert Meet haIfbse broke of 44 yards. Tb. finli as. woos caught by Gino PhIla, 2 5 0 IN scampered 41 yards to 'set .S, Trees, a (N pass tress Ham. 841 hate ad up U more yards to effens, of 860 yards as corn' clash tonight In a 15-round TEAM STATISTICS 15 loose lot 51 yards bites. be pletlos a Upend toes in 10 carrIes, floston $3.0 CeppelkIti. $ P$ttabur C*prsIMtI Lost I moved the Utes, 11 pass ties R 11' P"nmbke 111100. up. Tb. pared with South Seminoles' fight for the World Box g Sanford victory a. Sa.1n.h Hargis 2 In In I in was brought down on - the which gave Lyman the ball, kkk,d I,, field peal, and Washington I I S .156 Giants into a second phaee tie ten)g Cssvsiehss - Jkgw Yardi Penailsed U 5$ But Wbl$bSlI W$5 thrOws HOCKINGRAM, N.C. (UP!) carries; Puslng-Hargls 19 wing *47 yards total offens, with Assoclstloul FIrst Downs ts Follo Jacke ' *7. heavyweight short Slut and geal en the Lies- Western BleSses NIh sates psinin. U4DIVIDUAL STATISTICS for an sight-yard loss 1571*S with lit LOUIs. Cardinal IoU. (run). 165 Torn Pinnock running for 80 Yards Rushing * When be was suspended, for 10 (so yards)? Receiving by Baker and IAnebirt, hai tear. .-.. Ths some de'-n manW IT Pet hack mu Triplett gained 17$ championship. *ishl*gMikle, OTIBDO; CAN to pass and then got aeves 1115 Ya,d p,.ui, aj5 Tor- -Overtax panda. for 41 yards, r.c 5ad st gan, j up the On first down, Lambert • S 15 ss'4d a Charger la'I.,t. Tqrrsll won the title by 8-14 106 In to earrlse, CaStes I yards an U carries. of them back Oft Balford received the openPais" os a temple'nor,as the finest stoek car Baker 1 for It yards, B. SW. - middle to give the Houns drove late the smed soma. for sell that Pat Clack Mike Hot- Green 5 1 0 37 me Browns, leowever, failed earrise,' Taip S tnt ear- ties S. Scott. With four e' driver anywhere. Now, four, an I for 9 yards. and scored In 13 beating Mike Machen after 2 Passes Intercepted g kickoff I first and goal on the seve n. the game winning Seem plays. Each member of the the WftA stripped yak had me. a.d.uJ to as Chicago 4 1 I .171 to eapitalla. on the Cardinals' Standings Cauius 7 in 4 t15 RuleS minus 00515 1 because 0 Fumbles Ist 5 th' years and a few gasy hairs LEESBURGS Rushing Lambert cricked the line for L.seburg went to the air In L " awesome." JeAn H.dl, t he Ktts 4 3 5 .171 loss as Viking quarterback title he Clay t. of PassIn-Caffis 0 cmliii field gesi try, is the ball In 0 . juaIsbackfield carried .I - three and then hfargis bit the final $ sharp ktsi, he's asking a bid to Nappi $5 In 18 carries, S.. DetroIt AWL 4 3 0 .571 Fran Tarkentrm engineered an main.', leading pasear SiAM bus as sat contract rematch $ for I, Harper I for 1 (16 angle tro* ____ 17 abort. regaIn that distinction. is Ysids'PInelI,,d the 57.yasd mark and Skip. signed msnchik 8$ In 18 carries- Overton In the end nose tor of thus. 1111515 game, mealy ISIS Salt FUn. o e $ th Clay 15 Liston. Bonny with upset. Tarkenton cilcksd on a yard.); IsselvIng-Milder 1 The the get their UIDWIDUAL STATISTICS per Benkarik carried U In 7 carries, We.. Glen Barley' 4=05010 80 his Al I II .141 72yard scoring toes to Tommy W L T Pit. best u muck pseteitles as Lee Anisles - or 19 yards. il-ahead and fini) bsuehdm Wood put It: SANVO*DI Ru_sh oval over from the thr, still generally regarded as ec' $1 In 5 carries; Pa W BsHi15 S II .7W aday's ladS. ut Knox. But sb"W assha mpio the heavyweight c Hasos and a We-ysrdsr Hushing CLEARWATUI Is the third -er4sd after nUtlCksii with 5:15 remaining In the Pt In 4 sarrlse, "Turner's not o4er the bill. -Nsppl I for 15 (58 yards); torN Pittsburgh DU 431.171 13 en nine threw him e WBA's rl despi hlU&o th wo d te th wn lathe second per' Houston e Ia 10 easel... -SerBia. 111 Lundquist is 4 tint period of play. covering a Dan limes fast' never thougb io. He prow' bcaivtnr-Heinanebik 2 for Washington U PhIladelph *1 104 give the Vigs a2110 New York 1 5 1 aris attempting 5s peas. st pping the , lieWilSON ISin 11 easels. hi. onthe BIshop Miens-I?. qila Benkarlk 19 he second rri title In ____ $ carries, NorEarly In t ha eouid,pis a. band as 41 jards, Busby I for 9 INSU 1 $ 1 .149 RAN CE Paul lawe, tbs-L.uVs top New Tick-il It. LouIs IS halftim, advantage, $ lead Boston However, Sunday in In z1 $ is It teak th SIte 1.I bUt 'ised bpS , I" it $ .ii,lvacb.n raced 66 yards $ yards. ' yar , W es ley 2 ds for Dta 17 Cleveland 17 Welfare W." was osigalned by hoe. wher they president Jim in never relInquished. The WBA Vegas in I $ sateS... I. Rerades I *0, play. Is seen. lasbeur LIMIT 0 WITH $1.00 ORDER is LIMIT I WITH $500 ORDER árriist Fusing s-psydht. Meti SUMMARY he did Sunday In W L I Pit. en'. Larry Gatecs, who Iss't hi a o 21 Green Bay 1 Vlking& defense also turns the WBA - woId LusduM & f 1$ PadS ' $ ,pIeg the $5,005 tasager. 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MISSM 1 iss' pa, is .- winner of the' Cltuvalo.Ter- y $of a I., 19 pWis. b. $ yards, . 4-i, 6T* - ft UkkWU IASAW# AKWIS181 T600111wW vp the Zasters Las Andes at Nimmeds p1m is &a WOoters CAmia, NM To* 45 Dowse If HOMEOWNUS' WSURANCE SSJEMAHY aouyi uwsIoLIs . SaadPm. iii' spiNier?, reLtii 11,1111111111111111111111111 at Cb"dud 4011co, With tm 11118S. She att.re4 of Cl SIT 0.4$ jyij, OVIEDO PA? of . and Met '' 1ng-PInpeck5 in .11 paM 14 O sasnble veteran Pittsburgh It. LouIs BsbeIeii Panda' s, In SSt, the Season amaiin it I&,. S. Ia." MN Vti'1IWA*N' ps. las TuuiIul Fuinang U In 11 esMse, Cain is tha pro wan, San Franclace at Dolles five, whe connected with Say tSbe *0. us SI.hts , 32 In a son' with ltU kit In wS I emeries, - .. . - ..downe-Tuip (1. son), MMiI to *m "a six : 9 mft , ,enissd.bstf to giv, the haven ''_VB$S time W 1W jra, my 1 BINS at Dan.... .w, dust. I a ScM geat • UM L (N 'tft up4$Ui)I 0mm. UMMARY __ at 15*55 CIty 1 The eld-timer came out on -1 Cl? for I,. e.... in the see WEA 100 11AN i.a 'i a ... -a CM raa ,sL J be ,sulr' as Sanfend 6 U S Il-N venhe.-Daiiq a (kIsks) Tb. South leudsete grid. Wi ' pnttag1osrotfaur while UO1flOuJ&LU5UiP$ cow Mg. e..os,4ofuhtgkOtbh15dMU0uI4s Pti . dvywelg$ lemiumier saft the bell lisome, Seath Is- huks. dens moved the oval i l@N"y rj**WW aq* LOS ANGXLZS (UPI) - pravid" am Cons with ,how sea&* as awn _____ . ,-1tinfend ..NWs - ?sueh.Ssflsdbs*-UIof in IS4 *hma$,s*toPiydlrtsith. mitsed am d bw Itully May, the rookle south- may& d victory. Jobs JW41. DAY ; I Inv . . - : - 4ew,1Jnfpe - a, ( hives' defsa.. stiffened asia ales bit Ode Jurrsfl paw. of the Los Angeles di., ubs fl,4 two ecartag DraWing -A. ss , o ClearumOw sewings TI' dw pus ad turned possible seoning $Y*ACUI beNHu •-lIU5L.,Sau pso .:. ''..A_ st-,wub..inCoft.y. Pe.s.MaMsinsflt,aof. EAST wisurn. Mish. • as a 7; N.• • U P isWU• wuass s. rns4en- w' ia -.---.w- s iwi, --vw Sa I v1fle, Kin., home of the ta- feted I separated shoulder Is (UPI) - The avesgo at. $ het p-. am : the dusonsli. cuas will nes 1ietIjS1t$s Merlin (N pasties Imed. Na)j Coa.is4ss WIls.a , j' OW y and lb Waiter J:, ptci. Wad s ji pulod and was on. p 84 Iib1pn State's DAUTS - Sao, N 11), of Sesib lNs'.li gMdsn laUons '11th - $ bP 4 - MI -g)j (as)j kti-.Cae - -. - geag pses and 1114 Olyaple 8@144"b" peeled Is be 1 S. the team 1*54 be.e leetbsl ju . 'TusMy p hal in ad sav.,.1sas. ?4 -, formatlis home series In 1PYI aiç 9 0-M 0111111.101i, 11191111111111 Sass jhetgaa -• WIG TPWUIIT6MPI it. Ceihhi Gilikhst, theJWyEIs, *0M1e1M164as, ", 'aSovWIUIS. sh4ad 5sI$tbUNbSI$ jteiskiehd1yssiL 1. _____________________________________ /! -- W! IU1 JJV - ufive touch and a chance Green Bay Packe, both teams put up $ defen. the cenfsr.ne. mi. Chicalo Bears are back the remainder of along Upsets marked the nimalad. of with It. the first half, er of th e day's NFL actloa as Late In the th ird stanza, enemy passes, and It's helping In the last lost games the teem recapture scene past Chicago secondary has picked Detroit upended Los Angeles the spirited Trojans struck &ory. off seven opponent's passe., 81.7, New York tripped St. paydirt Hamilton The lssze wiew defensive and the Bears have tour con. Louis 1410, Minnesota turned hit end Charlie Traver with secondary intercepted IS pass. secutive yictoiIu. The most bask Cleveland 2717, Pitts. is 10 yard score. ap 4,.fn( their championship Impressive performanc, turn. burgh topped Dallas 2242, In th e closing minutes of season of 1163, managed to ad In by t he defensive unit Washington nipped Philadel- the final period, Carver tel. 0517 19 ia.t $5U05 and Occurred Sunday when the phIa 23-21 and Baltimore lied again to close out the tell to sixth place laths Na- team Intercepted three Bart downed San Francisco scoring is Hamilton threw BcnM Football L.agne's West. Sta, tosses to set the stag. The Bs' rugged defuse 15 yards to Traver for his Im Coofenmnee, but this year for a 31.10 upset victory over kept the Packers back on their second TD. Artis Brown .victim of only two WSVlons The boys from PantherInteroeptlos all season, - saw land th reatened, but were on. lbs.a of his sHorts drop into able to bang up a score. Ca r. Surprise the bands of Bears At. ver Height's defense was bins, B.nnts MoRse and Dave tough as It held Crooms' exWhitseU. Atkins' interception set up ploaive offense to short yard.the Bears' first touchdown, a " 13.yard pass from Bird, hi. TEAM ITAUSsiCS I - blob to Jim J0*.i, and Mc. Cress Le..,bsr1 sy UPI league's second leading rush. Rae's steal set up the deciding $ First Downs $ sents"IS a tow troy haire W, so 3, yards se the job 77) scored by roolde iffiale 99 %'..Am U...Li isa make all the difference In picked up their first win of the Sayers 0'ysrd run Passing 127 the world season. Bill Mathis scored Green Bay scored the fIrst 1.17 Passes 9.11 Tb. dideresce shoWed up Passes Intercepted of one and tins. It had the ball sad didn't 1 0 Seaday as a couple ci aging twice on tally again after second 44$ Punts 430 F' quarterbacks led suppos- twepaids and Matt Sn.11 and period field goal aby Don $ Fumbles Lost 1 I'7 - weak beams I. victory Kern Canon each hit psydlrt Chandler, U Yard. Penalized 4 SliT highly tout.d Opponents. once. Both Jet quarterback., I)etrnit also turned In a INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS bosto's J u Mike Taliaferro and Joe Na. sturdy defensive effort to top. cRooNs: Rushing P. j1asesed the biggest upset e Rams. The LIons xi' Brass U in I carries, Pass. math, threw touc own pass. p1. hd th of the covered five tumbles and in. Icy U In I carries, Alford 16 seaiOn, tk11S the patriots es. tercepted three passes to bind In I carries; Fusing: Ounn to a 22 5 victory, the firstot Ian Dawson thèew for one Los Angeles it, fif th straight $ for 12 (52 yards), T. Brhsthe season, over the rey1o*s touchdown and scored 942011w? loss. Tb. set the pat' 5C* I for 1 (1 yards), Eflsy hp undefeated, lea Diego himself. The are now tarn of the game when they 1 for 1 (10 yards); Receiving aritri. And 17.rnr.old " ' w v'.cv eu 'u uiwu'a uis upcnwg aicaou -22lsy 4 for 41 yards, P.- i• Glong-Blinds P&CS4 the Western Division with 441 and Detroit recovered on the Brinson $ for IS yards, fouls Houston Oiler. 10 $11.1? YIC' records. Clam Daniels scored Los Ang eles 16. Joe Don Loon tory oven the Buffalo liii Oakland's only TI) on a one- ey swept left end on the next 1 for 10 yards. LBBURGs Rushing 05• With four yard run In the first quarter. play to score his tint ci two Pier ce $7 in II carries, In other AFL SUMAY Brown 17 In 14 carries, PerIM Now York Jets shell acked Nan York Jolted the Cardi. kills, Ia 1u a u.s.. 2 _ DaBuy Overton sparked the gross of aver_nino yet& per for Leesburg. Nappi then The Hounds broke up two a W "-.A- 16. VWV Greyhounds In a last attempt. Nappl and Reman. gained 20 yards on threeamu- Leesburg drive. In the third th th Lyman e ball ly other reat paydirt and chill piled up - some Interest- cesalve carries and moved period with defensive and game after the Sanford quarter drive to the tough lug totals for the Yellow the ball to the 10. a 1*4 victory Larry Muss doing most of touchdown. Thanks Jackets. Nappi gained 143 Jackets In Yellow Here the Greyhound do- the damage. Early In the p.. snoeeaslve 15-yard penalties, Orange Belt yards In the game, 85 on the •n, jelled yieldin g only 12 nod, with a crucial fourth the th Hornets bad aflrst down ' bard fought game In Long- ground and U by way of yards In eight plays. and one situation In Lyma* on e Seminole $4. Wroble Conference se ven pass completions Sinight. weed Friday. re unable territo ry, the Jackets gave The Hounds we and Dave Issaburg combined Leesburg led by quarter- manchik, bulled his way ve football the the ball to halfback Barley. the for to mo two for 11 mone yards on Bobby Kapp[ and full- 68 yards on the grounO and outset of the second quar- Miller broke through t back running plays and another beck Gary Semasichik, con. caught th ree of Nappt's following punt by line and dropped him for a ter first down on the 16. But trolled the football for the heaves for 41 yards. Bruce Stuart, Leesburg got four yard loss. Later In the that was an u the Seminole$ better part of three quarters. Leesburg controlled the a the Grey. period the big Lyman des first down on defense Stiffened and However, the fourth period first period, putting together hosmda! 41. Barley lost three fenslveman recovered a fourth down pus by Bishop aerial show by Bargis and a 75-yard drive early 1* the play an hi. the Lyman 45. Moors as ems yard-short of Ovation sabs SSIU VSRb M'' £IWW wia and so on sosse Nappt connec te d With then $ first down and the Semi. rwmft of balfbick Larry all the way to the Grey- Semanchik for 11. Sensanchik own 45 nine; on the outset of the their over on oIcs took 18. Baker resulted In the Grey. hounds seven, before th ey gained three up the middle fourth quarter, the Hounds The ball changed hands hounds' third win of the se$ . . for a first down and than began to move. Hugh four times before the Semi- 838.7956 at pus for the -. • - FENCE SEMINOLE at again as of m; at th at magic The . FREE ESTIMATES! at was . -- .~ CHAIN LINK FENCING at By UPI s, - 11 at - .1 Greyhounds Hieke Mark To With Late TD In 12-6 Win Over Lwsburl "-I a at Apopka Honnetneni' Association. Winners (lift to right): let pinge.... Gai'ii An. Randolph, an the headlong horsemen; 2nd place-Danny Puniphey, hobo: rd place Terry lYflU Prang, witch; 4th place-Bar. hera DSCkIS, littli Indian squaw; and 6th place-DanIel Poll, U th Indian chief. Judging the event Wet'S Mrs. Maryann Miles, Sanford Herald's Forest City-Bear Lake correspondent, and Mrs. Robert E. Bears Show Old Style In NFL Day Of Upsets 5 Seminole scoring: Touch. Moore 4g_, Whjgbam gained four more downi-Whigham 0 sun), and then connected on a 15- Scott (85 twi); Conversions 4 yarder to any and a five. -Zebols 2 (kicks). Uhihop Moors SCOthV yarder to Walstzom. On SEMINOLE END MIKE GRAY (80) LEAVES FEET TO'SNAG PABS fourth and two, Barbour Touchdown-Taylor (41 pass . .15-Yard Toss From Frank Whigharn Came During 65-Yard Touch. streaked for six yards giving from Durkin); Convslon- - down Drive (Herald Photo) - -' lb. Seminoles a first down Wroble (run), on the Hornet seven. Barbour was stopped In Mg tracks, Whigbarn Scoot. ad forflvs to the two and than Walstrom stopped F"YOUNG=Peg .. s first , MEL0DEI - THM . to the 46. yards); Wroble 0 for 1; ReAn offside penalty wiped csIylng-MeNsmars B for 82 out another flva.yard gain yards, Saffron 2 for 9 yards, byfludley and bad suds a Taylorlfor-llyards,Isefl 16-yard - Whigharn to Mike burg 1 for 5 rd Wroble Gray pass meaningless, but 1 for minus 8 yards. SUMMARY Whistlers bit Dudley on alS75 7 8 .44 ya rd pass and another first SEMINOLE down- up to - the Bishop BISHOP MOORE 7 5 95-? - an ' IS io pass against . Nips Clearwater For Fifth Win - a the Leesburg u NIM - at • uu oui pass. Panthers -.• .- Oviedo - the s , - of team . . " 6 SEC . The counts. In three conlerenes North Carolina. Alabama Florida's St.,. Spurrier dS?but Intercepted four pass. Fiends State *tb. had. VP with a .500 games, the Tigers have posted meet. sixth-ranked Louisiana passed and for is by Tulane flash Bobby scored later but stivespW eig *. record leading the Son beast- upset wins over 15th.ranked StIto which suffered a shuck- Saturday but four pass Vuhon. Kentucky stuck to the pass for the extra two points sin Conference would b. too Kentncky and fifth-ranked lug t at 23.0 up se th. hands terception, and four lost turn. ground for Its touchdowns but and It was Intan..$.id, giving preposterous to mention if It Florida and tied 12th-ranked .... .... • Rick Norton passed for 144 •s. a....,...,.. ei.z. .a a "' "• floxidl offense yard. to rats. hits se weren't a fact. Tennessee. th e only major In other action this put bin kept ason's victory. Tb, unpredictable Auburn unbeaten team In the South. from paying off. Auburn trail, total to 1,365 yards and his __ ___ __ __ Saturday: Tiger., boasting a mediocre Auburn vaulted Into lane 13 ad iTit midway through the career total to 1,060. the Vanderbilt at be Tu overall mark of $1.1 conference lead Saturday by 0 for It.. first conference win fourt h pe riod when Bowden Sophomore quarterback Kim CHRISTMAS savot! their best for whem It booting Florida 29-17 omore end King of atortia Tech an the of the sesson; Kentucky boat connected with great defensive play of line. West Virginia 224; Georgia Fied Hyatt on a gains-win, three touchdown passes ROLLER SKATES backer Bill Cody and th e Craig Baynham. King corn. 'tech beat Duke 85-23; Florida ninE 60-Yard touchdown lug of lanky reserve quarter. St..t. edged Virginia Tech 7. Upset minded Mississippi plated it of 15 passes and back Alex Bowden. The Ti* 6; Memphis Stat. beat West Slate had Alabama on the now has 60 for U for the LAYAWAY PLAN pro, do wn 10.0 halftime, Texas State *7.12 and South. ropes but pit" int.rceptlion season a better.than.ths.na. • sprung back when Cody eru Mississippi lost to Wil. In closing minutes by tionrecoid pace of 69.8 per • PIJN$ IA$ffi5 PA1TIN scored on a Interception ]lam A Mary 8.0 the urns sophomore Bobby Johns most. cent. and a fumble recovery and margin by which the South. ed the defending national Bill Moreman smashed 83 Bowden threw two TD Panes ernst, upset Auburn a week champions to a 5-1-1 record. yards In three plays In th e . otu an. liNE If the Tigers keep their easrlier. Quarterback Lynn Hughes, first quarter of the )tJ - YJJ lead, they'll earn it. Their Tennessee and Miami, 71.. norm.lsy aafetyman, scored _________________________________ final two games of the season were Idle, th ree of Georgia's four last are the two teams The only other conference touchdowns, passed for . By Bob This curre ntly tied for runnerup gems this coining weekend other and made two Iiit.rcep. S CYPRESS • REDWOOD S AWN INGSItctslE Speila Writer honors Georgia and 11 th. finds Kentucky at Vanderbilt. tions. The Bulldog, trailed The L.esburg Carver ranked Alabama. Immediately In non-league action, Mix. 35-21 the end of three NO DOWN PAYMENT BANK FINANCMia Crooms 111gb Panthers by a which lost a 10.7 heartbreaker Georgia Tech Tennessee, final stanza. Sophomore full. score of 19.0 Friday night In to Alabama Saturday night, Stanford Tulane, Wake IlealdistLsl aid Commirclaj For- back Ron Jenkins scored all Leesbvrg. Georgia, which meets Flor- eat Florida State, Utah three of Georgia's first ball £,5 stanIng Panthers Id this coming Saturd ay State Memphis State, touchdown.. suffered their second consee- Jacksonville, stepped outside Southern Miss Chattanooga Ole Miss held Louisiana defeat to run their sea322.8060 Miami, State, the conference offense most's record to three wins the conference for a free- and Boston College 2561 PARK _______________________ DR., SANFORD wheeling 4745 victory over Fla. on Friday night. leader, to just 52 yards Van' and four losae.&. The undefeated Trojans recalved the opening kickoff and, after finding It diffl. cult to penetrate the middle of Crooms' forward wall, Trojan qnsrt.rbaek Roy Hamilton, banded off to his half 9 9 00 back Lorenzo Pierce, who '. dashed around his left end for • - a BILLY )HKLER SETS SAIL ON 05 YARD TD GALLOP ..Two Clearwater Defenders Can't Catch Lions' Ace On Kickoff Return Auburn Playing .500 Ball, But 1st . In Idea on the ist of the night ii they holding penalty nullified the .4 back Into Its own tirri. got 185 on the ground and $1 but 4$ of these came ByasalteaW and their uchdo shovto ry In the air. Whigham early to wn , more th play and Sanford was Herald Sports Wrtt were never again teside e All-in-all. the Seminoles and Scott each rushed for 51 air Sanford's Fighting Semi. huebmols 10 and only on one • . . were penalized 18 thues for yards sad- Barbour chipped after that. STATISTICS TEAM noise spotted visiting Bishop Abor occasion did they Blebop Users 134 yards while Bishop In With U roars. Whisbam Of Bishop MOOn's 10 first sominu Moors an early touchdown he ball sat of their be" downs, only five earns witho own 14 10 Moore was penalized for 85 completed six of pa p' Downs and then determinedly bonn.the help of penalties. yards. Sanfo rd was penalls. for th e aerial yardage. out all Yards Unable $9 ad back for a 14.1 victory errltory. Bishop Moore was held to Next on the list for the ad 70 the first yards alone In Yards Pariag 64 il 5JOJ.e$ _____ Friday night as Sanford's Meanwh e, ound Seminoles will be county at. gr ri th pe od. just U pirds on e s-it Fuses Municipal Stadium, lespits being hindered' by S-IS But otherwise, the statist- and had 10 tint downs to ,él Lyman, who bas Increal. ,be Intaresptedl Pass.. 1 The S.mtoolu bad gone noferess' _____ treqnest flag 5.31.8 Ic story was all Seminole. Sanford's 11. Bishop Moore ad It.. rscord to 144 wIth Pu two wicks wftbon$ two ______ trips • o_raag up 'fl of Coach M.$ti also ,. and the hungry Roasts of .1 the r', of u ze o paydirt d $5 Yards Penali Orlando earns to town after Prank Whigham, Chuck Scott INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 's-And It looked for awhile sad Bernie Barbour and the 8WINOLEm flu h In Scott 51 In 6 carries, Whigthat the upset might come passing of Whlgbarn. off, as Bishop Moors struck The victory biked Ran- ham 51 In 16 carries, Barcarries, Dudley like lightning on their se- rord's record to 444 and cond play from atrimmags as placed the Seminoles right 11 In i carries, Mess.r 10 in back Into the Class A, nlag-ayi,,, Wsl.trom 0 In IL 41 ir,l Pies lS3' from .$ Dennis Alurkia to Paul Tay- Of picture that was almost- carries; Possing-WhIcham, lor put the Hornets on the obliterated In the loss to S for 14 (81 yards), Barbour 0 for I; R.eeiving-Barbour scoreboard with I:U left In Bernie and the scoreless 1 for 26 yards, Dudley 1 for the first period. Art Wrobie with Winter Park. 15 streaked across the goal The Seminoles rebound be. 16 yards, Gray 1 for line on the running extra ran right after the Hornets' y,J,, )le.ser 1 for 12 yards, Whigham directed Scott I for 7 yards, Waistrom , point to snake the score 7.0. score But that was all the lh.teaus miadS-yard march i for 5 yards. stinging the Hornets did the that consumed IS plays and BISHOP MOORE: Rushing nearly the -rest of the clock -Wroble 84 in 10 carries _____ .. • in the first pined. McNamara 18 In I carry, SiAfter Ronny Messer re- mon 9 In 4 carries, Isanburg • turned the kickoff II yards 6 in 4 carries, Crumllch to Us. U, Whigham and m inus tlnl carry, Durkin Ron Dudley took turns carry- minus 81 In 4 carries; Passlag the boll for down ing-Durkin 8 for 12 (84 ej 4. -. -- SHORTENING egeto-le 3.1.1. ' SHURFRESH "p -4 - BISCUIT. CAN 4 -' -.- It - ' - -' ', P 19-S away. - Morgan ___ , _ ' • -; -,t - A i I, " - . 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JW kaIs NAIOLD APPLEIY, with N _____ at lbs datin, NM _____ W"a suatsi • flsf U .0 done NAN AND MU. RICHARD BERRY ssrvtng U coboatsu .' L..... - social Tim meet elaborate do" do putoriag WAS at . . ••. •.. ••, . .4J' S . Mn. . . . . S Mrs. Hos .- . .4 t 5 Geneva Personals ' Master Donald THE FLORIDA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA "Pops Concert" marked the end of a most successful season for the Seminole County Mutual Concert Association. Last year's president, Judge C. Vernon Mize, Jr. .1. shown at the concert with Mrs. Troy Ray, Jr., left, and Mrs.Barton Bartholomew, membeiship and publicity chairmen. Morgan recently was honored was recently honored at a catme from birthday. Those In attendants the hospital when she under- srr . d •, . ' " " . . •-'•..• . , 5 . mary Grove, £JeDary, Beverly Krecek, 8ford . 5- S " " S - ..1'. O of the alceit rseiut Usciai event was lb. Navy Day am ad lb. a'sI WI*'SUUflI Banquet last Thursday night ttip.4.slagth.YlatwasntIdS at Sa*rd Naval by DR. AND MU. W. VIN- Ballroom under the susple's CENT *011111 and MR. of Contra Florida C0UflCI1, ANt) KU. WALTER OlE. Navy ta*gu. of the United LOW, who attended lbs Insug' States the civilian Waft and Ali Cf the gals in. a. Navy). augw'al festIvities In Washing' m. program was szcsptic. Ion, P. C wthC RZAAr A 1 ' £ .,. Keep cream cheese on hand as a basis for sandwich • l - " In.i eads. Mix It with finely chopped green pepper, nuts, olives, dried fruit or chopped meat. Canned chicken spread also makes a delicious base for sandwich fillings. Combine It with finely chopped cucum• her, onion, green pepper, p1' miento and a dab of mayon' naise. s S v 4%iAa. .-: . ,. - •'..-''. THE SOCIAL SFASON for Sanford and area opened for 17 years with gala Ball at the Historical Mayfair Inn now Sanford Military Adenr, Shown at the grande final, of the M'syfaIr Balls are Mr. and Mrs. II Kirk and M.uor and Mrs James Crarr' GORHAM "" p*r.p '' --..,v-' SPECIALS E1T - I - I NMI • VY ' S horns-I . _____________________ - : IrTTA VAIl - . - - CE - eIIPS1P.PIt $495 IN set $W " t4 ' .i'.. r - ., i.. S . - We 's33$, • , S S •• - SEMI ef H ___ - jj' DOWNTOWN $AI4PO g pressure am 11thlaning" ° •• These same horm ones are the components ell. U.vu contraceptive pi 51IT1VT COMBO Lamb chop. combine WIth orlental'type foods in this skillet dish Heat 3 tabl.spoo of salad oil in .. r '& - -' - TUX11DO OUTFI'lI Made especially for You by RENTALS SAM O%wn ftL Nfilits Jeart IT' cLrcel • Its HAPGNG so"" now M11116 *01111 "EXCU ATUMVIN "Llornoms; - - . WORLD . w I see rua 1.,. • • v.. ,. S •. ,. • . , . -. . . . * . • 5. u 3 .g • . • lovely • Ill VI • fhe •. . , s iasnIOfls fashions Froin MATHER of Sanford __ fa hion? a S 5 • • S - . •. - S - chops, each about l'inch thick. tosiuei with % cup ofsu selary. Cover and - Seek 46 misaW, or Letil. lamb Is ten. der. Serve over rice for i ' servings. : : WV. •, wlth ownnylm tmieost, JAM - I S .I Gm- as- isdi. 1966 Nlkarth Djmss ChIld. Born with iorihas bad eat and now ican walk swith UW aid of I • •• •r. £t , S.. -• -. ~., A 1 .\ QW1111181 t rollar udeuff. Crayon i'll I PUT 2 SIg4to6X,$6.9$ sun 7 to 14, $7.99 Brand Names. Phossonfly , O NT - 20*/o " asfl W9ZC totA of siu CHU? 17 PIECES •. - - Priced At. .. - Box Wei" MATMM 4ff . . '•.'. " - __________ Sportswear, Shoes, Gloves, Handbags, Hosiery, Foundation,, AHN.tionailyAdvertised • I SPECIAL! roust Ensembles, - bias with nd bow. I now • bolaso i........uuuuI•.•._uuI•'.•..•.., ON - - - -. •,. ,.. FUMANUM • - SMA M CNAIS I TAlUS 1 LAMPS AWdItd Charts Accaunts Welcomed , , GIFTS Uda Owou slices, U teaspoon sauce. Slice chestnuts and add : ff ov Nil PMKIN* mom= W AND BLIPCOVERS .- I TAk FA - " bI " dolipCmMWs wad 01flr4flott , s roswuly ow fo,$UA)O cost when you purchase your servIce of GOdSam Sledini In any of nlii$san famous Coifiam dsalps-st insular pikast -• • • • skin and disesses Associated with aging, such as high blood water cb.sta*da; a water be make % cup. Stir lab akilist Cf lbSt'PI5.1Ilu5 with I can (10% j'lJ erum of veptohis )ueto Mend of TIS .-di,d yayosaad*S%eoelu$. soup And lit teaspoons of 'Si dish, on. - DRAPERIN START OUT WITH IVURYTHING uwwO.1 Brown cbop an bo* sides; dreIn an dr!"bM. Mossure liquid from one 15-ounce can of T86'--- di best thin • ,• •: ___ 1l.I4,Ser5plscepIits U*a - _ - • - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knight of 540 Queen's Mirror Circle -'i of singer And I &Mulder lamb omkting of - S - *+an yw purchm ft" bpft Kale -' ___ - . GO RHAM.STERLING , 011000 am "oft &A Stàus cte St__lu - S .• - h trogen and progeatogen. raw OLD 1 P. Rhoades, who believes that k.. supplements •• pie y minimize wrinkled . . -. , an's We will be more com- Ing dish. Bake In 330-degme you put them on. W#* them 0 fortab e and health y oven 15 to 20 minutes. Makes off now and again during the treated from menopause on 4 to 6 servings. day. with the female hormones es - 4" . _ • - 'fli later years of a worn. flaked Coconut in shallow bak. ways sparkling clean when 4 ___________ "' ___ - han yams which- hay, been cooked, peeled and halved or If you're an advocat, of the . MISS ISABELLA SIMON, reading her favorite newspaper on her gist birthday, Oct. 26, 1965, at Seminole Lodge Nursing Home. ' k_.ou 5eI5 -.-'" A tons U pound each) of Courrege-type white boots for - yams. drained, and % cup at fafl, be sure that they av al- . red '. - _________________ ) 2ii - I NG . stantly, until the sauce boos and Sire. Charles L. Stewart, ¼ minute. Pour over 4 med. 761 Baywood Circle. tVI.,$&4& '.': a Service for Eight In long, then flew to Taylorville, WEDDI Ill., to visit Mr. Morris' broth er and sister-in-law, Mr. COMING UP and Mrs. G. L. Morris, Before we'"Itift as son In'. 5 S. returning home they visited the friends In Beaver. Pa. eraj. A clothes drive came at the end at the meeting. which the , aspi • $&iwj, u*Vw keeping ambitions since she I :._'__ I drove up to Pittsburgh, p, Ft. Lauderdale. ' Personals "1' was AIM years Old. Wait of her Ufa was oWt S " he is returned home aftr speafte Ing for the Morris' their first grandchild. They several days with friesids in :ift' , Jean Gonzales gave an In. • • evoted to hard, Work. am took care ad her father until his death in liii and later cared for bar Invalid vAdw who died In 1933. Sb. attended Stetson Uni. varsity jnl901and lIen, where gtudied bpfring and that bookkeeping -.•v,/ FREE Phi .i tS 'I3 on hand for Navy Day festivities. isins and Drapes." Examples (Photos by Doris Williams)wag given an how windows can hids walls and doors that need not b. shown or need. she Immd bookkeeping t"d- 060#$ set IM 111105111 -.•..... PRMAlT lAWN INAYUI . : GAN S"040 NIH.lP lflCtAtt ___ S • (' hardly recognizes the so-called aetropoUs of today Most of hot Ufp has b* 219 L ftft &A " .,.• Cards • Bodo - $PfCIAL a.h W10 00 mild her chofci glveu. - L MU:.1UTBA - I ' .' pr No of color in playwear-&U mix. dw same pujposi of mumu, __ - ngs ___ Got ready for a great splash house, they can serve mueb down 68 every day, well targeting program an "Cur- ' S $85.00 CHAFING DISH . bineft • ACCESSORIES FASHI 0NETTES - Military, Including visiting dignitaries, were ___ . hi.lhdmye PARTY Fill. hillY IiIru.ulI.IIilu IIJI.lL#,l 'IUl S I - FOR TUB LUNCHPAIL !" - Ms_setlss.M AND . • .5. • L ed up in prints or boldly ow- Me duster w the bostess trSgW In solids, Women's saws. Because they fu 10OW wear Day reports. What's ly, they'll. fift for ad: Skiatiot pants. What's ouse. ha grandson, ALAN DEAN banquet and plush atmosphere. Is: relaxed pant shapes rang chores arosad I SHOEKAKIR. os Cf MR. PAUL IROOEAUIU AND I lag from bell bottoms to the ___ AND MU. A. 1 IHOEMAN' wits mast properly Impr.ss flowing pajama type. Bslibtom trouuera - reg.4 at hiving GIN. DONALD *1, JR. ulatios Navy white 'L volT, uaMc stop at our Those granny d,eu.s-long, are all Over lbe country sow, All year Ions was the man table for a delightful, Informal WW" gowns that toon.agers so the, *Is in California we r brides. A round at ITS. chat. The general was eur• wear on the street, for sports doing something 111110 dif events Including b"ly 1004 11114MISd 10 b0W1AS and just to bet dressed up for farent. IUYre runnick %*1611 softes, brunches, J1011 wbo we won. We proper A Change, - are beglasing to bottom in wild plats &W Is's, receptions, coebtall Per- I, Wsra.d him and a. °s- mabe . WOW gtngke'na, somotiass trim. the ON sold dhmn buoured A I* V N U001 1110110WINS VU 1004 wft For the' lady of dw mod WO 1899. eorA ',. brookins number 49 Waslating. nis cases ween hrIdsl4lsct all year. leashIsyable, Paul, d*hI FIRST-OF- w del *apresitvs rites, ssisaais. cgrsuiauoss , , • CARDS - - 5 • ' •,,, .1 - THANKSOMNO ?, Agnes Moira Ledbetter, wI dl Ii Chris Haller, Bus Sn of North Orlando, and Ross- ' .. 1 5- By Derk Williams With th e airs of a queen and books for a lumber yard. Sbe s.rvat.Ive and holds on to any. n't take on a spouse. their service projects. a wheelchair for a throw, recalls working from a a.m. thing which she feels Is 0f "Weeell, the right one just It& next mottlar will be at came along, she relat' the home of Mary Sharp In Miss Isabella Simon Informed to 6 p.m. five days a week and value. Just last year she sold never ed.., 19W automobile, 3se that she Was named for until 10 p.m. on Saturdays for an early Now don't give up Queen Loch Arbor and Mary will . by a dollar a day wages. She and which bad cossed Operating Isabella, maybe your king will have the program on "Pic. her father and her name was her sister later operated a Va- for years. It was purchased as I concluded &a turtm and Mirrors." m. show up Y'4111 niety Store on Sanford venue, a collector's sc,t ISABELLE. she chuckled and chatted on Cake and cokes were enjoywhich the City at Sanford tonmaintains bar old two-story ed by June Warner, Jean Con. in homestead on Myrtle and happily, 0*1% rooks, Leslie Best, .. 1st., Miss 8lnion unfolded . vu 5 r.l5LU Street. Miss Simon uiI Dinah Brumley, ('all RI h I pages f Sanford history her good friends, Mr. and Mrs. her 81st birthday, Oct. 20, at member of the First Baptist During the conversatlon B. F. Smith, were boats to a son, Lynn McCord, Barbara jokingly w Seminole Lodge N u rain g Church since 1. celebration at the Lodge. As. Erickerion, and Mrs. W. R. home, where abs Is present. slating with the arranging and Jennings, sponsor. ly a midenL planning wore the hosome's TAX WHAT AN two alms, Ulm Isaboll. Gorm. a Some of the events of her life ley and Mrs. Eleanor Camp. YAM-Coconut Bake has a in Sanford were revealed and South Seas touch. Serve it with bell of Jacksonville. $,Z I gave my solemn oath I The honor guest received reset Chicken or turkey, Blend ."., t`.: Would " I'mum.10 flowen and gft and follow. I can (311141 ounces) of chicken As I chrisBoot after consomme with I tablespoo Queen Isabella. : Ing the f Mrs. Roger Foote has iscornstarch, faced her, was bOCD 1* Sanford the dinner hour,7everyone en. joy" it* cream &W birthday anted lemon peel and a dash turned to her home In LowOct. 26, 11K and has resided each of mace and pepper In vii e, N. Y. tee visiting w I here since. She claims she cake. t5,. used to kno* every pebble and saucepan. Cook, stirring con. her daughter and family, Mr. - on the occasion of his secon , .11 to we.eOIfle cv tonal ' I. - • Qum Isabella Of Spoln Mrs. Elizabeth Msthleuz Raymond - . ____ , will take out to the Good am a o9m elack and keeping As is most thrifty and con- wrong with men that she did- cirls Samaritan Home, an one of Sol us By Margaret Cosby Mrs. Wayne Even was fat- were Mr and Mrs. C. W. Kit- went major *Utf1T7. ad recently at a otng.sway tering, Mrs. Jeannene NorMrs. Ran, Master. Todd Russell coffee at the home of Charles Holzman, 8 Mathlouz. Avenue, North Orlando. I LaFonda viewed her move to California with mixed emo- Mr. and . Mrs. Joseph IL 1,411" Mathieux were surprised tions, delighted at her bus- visit from their eon, Romm I .1 (b, band's promotion which trans- mathleux, MW Urs. mathloull details fitted them to Vandenberg mother, Mrs. W. H. Weathers. I Air Fares Bass, Yet $ad to boo Of Jacksonville 13816A. us, along Icave thsli good friends and , 'anne their daughter e s 4. r ug SANFORD neighbor. In North Orlando. granusoni, ,1j iflu aavu.Iu, I . n.va Enjoying the delightful cot- and friend, Mrs.'C W Ieft.i- I IWW fes were Rita Hahn, Linda 'Ing, were guests at a pknk UWI JL 11911 Burkhardt, Mar" Boardman, at the beach. L. S Wanda Bethel Mary flartar, lunch Dixie Hughes, Bear FrAllart _4 ft e 54 sujysiundiag countrift tables all centered with loveNisiftbuft as tour Was ly Octal Arrangements. nRS "Wool' bringing back VIP's from tar wd near, *24t from do Nva iiedsa. W* dam am . Utiftwo id was Wad to- dwistes were an boad for as AM Honor Guest W" &*&QW Uwe, , ' Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Isabella Simon Honored On Birthday the Sanf rdites resent A ae Mrs. Wayne Evers t ;. '.______ swags created from palm cabbage. Mark your - " ' N. H., be 1. Morris of Warren, Ohio, and their brand new crust, for the winter. son, Chnlat.opher Wayne. a.t. T' 3 squ&Int.d with young Chris was particularly, cit. Lake Griffin Circle, rees*tly Mrs. Karl s Sorority meau - from left, Mrs. Chandler Swanson, wife of the Commanding Officer, Mr. and MM Randall Chase and MM W. Vincent Roberts, wife of the Council pmIdent. (Photo by Doris Williams) CLIMAXING NAVY DAY festivities at Sanford Naval Air Station Oct. 28, was the anrual Banquet under the auspices of Central Florida Council, Navy League of the United - trom banquet -' . . id daughter-in-law, Mr. and :.;:-' i__ • By Jame Cassalborry had " their gas vemady Mr. and Mrs. Raymond for two days her brother &PA , Morris of 239 Sunnytown sister-in-law. Mr. and Mn. A ....................... Road, have returned home (;force W W. Simonds, moo a, who 5 from $ visit with their ° on their way from Cnuint Bill Reck preparing the ultimate In Christmas decor. Mrs. L E. Leeper, Baur chairman, holds calendars for the event to be staged Nov. 16. . 17. : S 'Its abovs.vents are but . ___ *aWI 1. , 1114 Thi 111001 ''"' torI's to IWI calrd Fla. of a. year lbs HdnUcu. tied aesesata Cf misy U. S. PR Wa Lyffim a. ARNRON eli. .1id.*puMucsppesraaos be hsrsIdidu"thI year list - ;-:, , among guests attending the Navy Day Ban. que., Ballroom. Navy League boosters, civilian and members combining their skills and talents In •' . LIAM Another memorable journey" guest speaker, and a. Garden Club Bazaar Is well underway with • - S p'-• Mrs. Bill Reek was hostess CMDR. AND MRS. PAUL F. WERNER were recently for the Phi Gamma "CHRISTMAS IN NOVEMBER." the innual - ow . ,..,,... - Casselberry Personals Ti-,1i"A*,' - Ulm and ,*aas ma. to be " rather than Pwtnyw of via" in eg. true" "-- -" -"s 554 ' 1- "best" cr d . , ., 130CIAL EVENTS for the year an summed up In photo showing Mr. and Mrs Walter Glelow and Gay. and Mrs Haydon E Burns at the Coy. ernor's Inaugural Hall at Seminole Jai-Alai Fronton, which attracted thousands from throughout the state. ' 39R'S Im of this Holy Land perb, m v - i.... •. - _ assi / e ... David sus RUIIJ'JU Th bride was giv en In mar rings by her fath er, She was aaired in a oar length white Jr - 5- ed In a blue satin floor length money a reception was held Community Chapel. Rev. Edward MUler and Rev. James Ridgeway offic *d at the double ring core.:'; I I - - . . .- sands bIS as arm . ' It as mom man HOW In Or- Staged fabolow DAM AN lead. where HAYDON AND proms with a bevy of bestit$11 UI) BURNS gractoI1 si attired is gorgeous ball Walled with auto dipitilus gowns sivial 4411iss Amersad lailted gus from Semi, its,, a To for the mo$IY. Equally U hsa4i°• *o3. their lasp.ccsbly tailored U 'Its historical Mayfair corts. . as &AMAW Namwipwas of ft a" ass. Clubs, sorceities ad civic Or. a" Is samord for 11 10drs, Ilaw"Um "PROW With the bas finally announced flow secups ot-da is" rashlon Annual am". card Parties, saw of doeurtain gali' evoul. Where IOCISIY all kinds and other projects am refined, with Olegaws to greatly bmilt doservinj! ad paubw in a. plush PI 9144111me.411 no "&ague old The Sky Anebm ToAdmilhodstry midabl; men a o w treat CIO, headed by KAY #Wsil and IM 1smW bWmsfk BARTHOLOMZW. Was Chart"a" Naval AM and, has alrisily rwdv.4 national recognition for the 3ftw emetione amons legal ontstaffiding accomplishments W ISV' SOUSe 04. sow"M County. x1ftal mombobbip InCoverS Aaft -. .Li.ghj CRAM* crease of any organization 30AONE -aAU at the Mayfair was achiev, by the Seminole C4*dy Domocr#00 Womea's Country CIO an Dec. 4. I"" b" as dols Is club. Froddem INZILA 10salad &a watels the RUSH 111CRU me reaw" momthe ex" that 00 r a coa$sts PVITISW uexpardsd by over ball. t~w par sent Touclia AM red " "a' 4110" Gar the &waedw As lof geiibs4 Henry Maid, WasE ee om 'rosin' 'a 'bout Sr"68 "go is the series on- bs" ben Ughter, and In C5IIi 10in 4.r the 'a.-' ii-. sL M.O. . Cosoli datise at the ..4A f'lwia met npw.. we'.. lower Shader CW iuti this ie*r r. was the nor weses and.Wily rufte 5 . . , ) . S -41 The County High Schools sinUs 3:0$1U Room ° lure Is I ,• - , and cocu"I party at Ad for gamisde - county. " f .. ,. $all was a pre.iuutural re' ,sUou4 facfiIUsa scbsd1 ' fl' • 1• CUmazins the birthday NU- e gases bad a literal b011 memorial 10 - lace gown with a' scalloped gown, carrying white flowers, for 100 guests In the Chap.!. The bride chose a PM 214 and long tapered Troy Phd served as best Assisting at the reception Ian knit dress with mtehing daughter of Mr. and Mrs. sleeves. Tlered lits, ruffles ac man and ushers were William were Mrs. Allen Forward, Pat. aceesiorki for her gotag a ty Forward and Sandra Smith, way outfit. Lorne Evetsizer of Pearl tented the back of the volum. Massey and Phil Turner. View Drive, Forest City, and Inous skirt. 11cr veil was The brides mother was who was In charge of the Tim groom is In the Navy David E. Branson, son of Mr. waist length and she carried dressed In * gold silk two guest book. Mrs. Non Massey and the young coup!, will N. and Mrs. E. David Branson, & bridal bouquet of white and piece dress with matching ac- also assisted at the reception. side In Washington, D. C. cessoniss and she wore a white of St. Joe, hlo., were united yellow mums flhb Nov. 1, 1955 -Page 11 In marriage, Oct. 30, toes at Matron of honor was Mrs. orchid corsage. 7;00 p. ni. In the Altamonte Tiny Piland, who was slUr. Following the wedding cere• - .- t.y. In the now of s world" at. Schools AM cbwdm eon INS ph r the mognificed Unue go progress with higher r .• 5- , . in the am of "Oranses In was visew stop out the dome L . - •' baft tiost a. . . ______ , commending 4GOVEOR N. non av'ia NI_I. J. I- )AN WRIGHT church sad community. $ teibats.aDsO lLibt or$ANVOID J . Vows zer neckline ,.:, . Exchange v By Maryann Miles . . : V" 8*1194011 Several OW JZNKIXS "A" a proew kF*1 ~-` -,o nom People. AUMMS all mation Is belsalf Of 214 S 4,: . y - Evelsizer, Da d B ranson M is s - - - V . ______ ________ a 461000 _______-__________________________________________________ z. �S PA" lt-.Nov.1,INS School High G ' Measured '' niforms s rad (UPI) another move to fl the — T the acre than ey o month, about high school graduate' to enter cent citizens of Seminole - r aeor e supçleasntary per cent PARK AT U Ballots I AA -I IPJL GM NIMATO the trailer homes In Seminole County also FRESH BOSTON • , I___ ;. LBO Less to use this building to house the junior college until construction of the permanent campus begins next year. The college will open for classes next September. the San Frincisco Giants. The Naval Academy has now inov- WIL Population Increases In the state behind the majority of other school systems In our state. We must not wait around for a "crisis" to develop and face the loss of accreditation for our schools. We must vote for six mills. To hire and keep well-qualified S.AAAA -•_'---_ '- . • -, / t1 •p ••,•••I set the course of Jersey poll. a . .-• '.' T A &iii..s . . I I Li I I I l ____ •• The JWpubllesns' pal. - • dent Hubert Humphrey and New York's Sen. Robert Fo ei n News Com . nedy on the Democratic side, and such Republican lumi. ttary IPY nines as Dwight Eisenhower, men —a .. • r'; . Z. Richard Nixon. Governors BeTa of Pennsylvania and Romney of Michigan. • Vale Of Kashmir . b • New Jersey effort, wastIng •a chancis to unseat a relatively weak Democratic guuw aad endangering their legW lath's cont rol, underscores again in harsh colors lb. GOP's Knot difficulty In coo. Ing back bon On colossal de. _____' visitors — being wise in time.--Theodore Roosevelt In a speech in 1917. decisive. It has given Du. monte campaign some life, but not enough. •,. UC5 for years to come. This Is the real reason New Jersey is having such distin. gulihed as VIe. P*tsi. Prencbmenwerethellnst feats of lbs 1504 Goldwater campaign. Certai ly Democratic not ____________________________________ hG Richard HUSBAND A regarded a, a distinguish. I*nChuto principle Was to work their brush magic on dli or Pakistan. His father, ed executi ve, is not "-' -' to aids by a aiencnman In SRINAGAR, Kashmir 17 WhSSI be made $ .uo le. (UP!)— In the famed Shala. mould, of papier macho or to the late Maharaja, acceded to be in serious • Dr. Crane "s 1 • ___.... I '' _____ . that - issue They see Some appraisers argue,th4t Genovese problems should be The customary 40 will be cbov. there Is still serious foot-drog. len to -Rutpes Board of Gov. en for the Assembly. Ing among conservatives do. 0mom (A board report exThe key point Is that court strictures compel early redis. professor, but says be broke tricting for both congressional no rules and did ad try to and state legislative Seats in influence his students) New Jersey. Should Demo., In the sad however, the crate iii.. control, they would matter does not seem to be draw these lines and perhaps r-' • A~ _______ -..---::...- quu Among independent andswthg store Instead of the usual 21 State Sen. Charles Sandman, hard for Dumont, contends the •'iui. bIM "But where shall wisdom be Ing economic groi-th of the State found? And where Is the place of understandlng?"—.Job 28:12. of Florida. We believe four-lane S S S highways mean good business. We of wisdom believe four-lane highways mean safer travel. T. Herald Is convinced lie., and he gets many rr' rates the state Senate lions on the subject. use V ".' Vote Tuesday. La c fight 11cIoWI and the battle Dumant's of this the Issue as affect. for the Assembly clouded may have firmed up conserve, ins academic freedom. They doubt. live support for him, which think it sigutficsat that New Now under'&' temporary rewas very 813411Y sfttr his Jersey's Republican SM CWNov. 2 will elect 20 state men " teachers we must pay adequate sal aries and provide them with good facilities and sufficient teaching materials. Vote for six mills. TI victory in Viet Nam. is I crippling Genovese has now told to in the Though ld h modified this position, Dum. bAbdICAP far D==L *110 . demands that he be fired Os the other band, oat ontrol ci lbs state legislature fromthe school. Evidently this New Jersey moderates are where it now manages both Is his one emotional film In saying that, whatever son houses. an otherwise painfully dull the cienov.s. affair Is bring. Cil campaign The signs d His demand evokes lug Dumont among bard.Mae. do" thi s CULL7 loud applause from party ral-Im, is costing him ,upãt b " ' tion. Evidence Is overwbelmine that Seminole County schools are failing matters of primary interest to on. ly Lake and Palm Beach counties. Amendment No.4 provides forth. Issuance of $300 million In bonds to be sold for the construction of 1,241 miles of four-lane highways In the state.. We back this amendment. We to. 11ev. It is essential for the continu- • ed to the former Mayfair Ion NO negotiations are In Mg- •• vote make necessary the addition of court facilities and Increases in the num. ber of judges to prevent long delis In hearing of appeal cases. There is a large backlog of cases at the pm sent time. Amendments No 2 and 3 concern ta e governorship but I' district miilage election. There also this amendment. We recommend will be the election of school trustthat our readers examine the eu There are five candidates for pros" and "cons" of both sides of three places, the Issue and according to Amendment No. 1 would establish their own convictions. Last, but far from least In Im a Fourth District Court of Appeal portance, Is the school mfllage elec. to serve an eight-county area, In. 4 emy for two years and prior to that training quarters for ". In the same cite. ere are two divergent views on will carry the regular biennial school thIs the gory as motor vehicles. - cluding Seminole. We urge our readers to sup and vote "for. legs will be this building, home of the Sanford Naval Acid- • e am University. said at a spits the Go"voll Madero t.aeh.in that he would web it lb at d Nines Indicates come aCommuniitVtetCoag privately lbat bis ben isUset — in Republican danger New 3 Amendment No. 5 would exempt mobile homes from the payment of A WASHINGTON real ment. stitution. ST. ______________________________________________________ 100,00ormormaimusurtothel tinue to UPS present mental PROBABLE TEMPORARY SITE of Seminole Junior Col- r Posed amendments to the State Con. property taxes and would place dards still II li support polls Cromtey Blossot--eRnv Po tical Notebook _ That alone Is enough reason to It. Vote for this amend. their right, go to the and vote for the can. didate or Issue of their choice. The ballot will contain five pro- * MON. * lUll. * WED. • Bruce MONEY IS d citizens to exercise . WHERE THE assage of this Suce chway over-crowd i ng an the number of accidents and deaths. ? ft atioes flft ieblsvs uesday County will be called upon to cast ballot s First — 1nt4,m.Ic1U1 r -• the uae aadstda an standards. tial. tees. At pimmoo , vst4rs . are regulatioss are vies, i raiks Of Pi flVM high e Nan, the Defense men given pro-induction ex aimed atmaklntlteailiifor Those lath. 10,0 tar VIM aptitude th bracket eas get a U th Department a iowersa men. amlnatloes each CUTTSUtIY ir to. the service because they have pass S upplementary apUtue tat fitneSs sts.dsrds to assure II Faced with a XIMM" lofforge la mad bigh school jected—balf for pbyskg and ben found to make ballot tods. stan. After today, physically fit satiosnide ulli in fovea. old soldiers. The graduates who pest their pby. half f mental reasons. will apply to high high school graduates will be her ..d a 4$,00aaa colt Is go Into draftees o volim The new standards sirs!. as they gem above December, *a Pontoon An. accepted ft effect today for draftees or school dropouts. fears. lowest 11 per cent. No sauced that inmssnls ci The action, first since the those fling to enlist to the Currently, high school gra• the aptitude lists would be re aes who were marrtoders 'ears above the must to Army, Navy and ar1oes. The duates is designed z. , cent ci tboie uire Ii' Au. a sad who a ts deny servics lowest Increase eniistwssts y ICIOSS laaddftls.olut.ersoller bavenecbaiwee)dbepot taking the Ar . could add not using lbe draft, will a,ena year. And lt by Christmas. Qualification Tomt to be ae- today will be required to meet I into WAUU(G'IVN ! Go To Polls... And VOTE , — GROUCH? troub mar Gardens, dahlias and gla. turn out the delicate traceries India In 1947 and only his La. Even Republican pans are Cool HE. Off — C.eI we 1-11 dial& bloom and the trace are of wood carvings for which Your Whok 1111401111 ther had the right to decide $Aid to show him leading by Fir elkebman successfully Unted with the red and sold Srinagar is famous. a percentage of 34 to 46 over perwhoW a dog from a With Kashmir's future. of early fall. The Vale of And in the street, a string. lie cannot understand hy, his GOP opponent Wayne Du. balloon,Ial7OT,aFrencb mir takes on a special er brushes a reporter's shoul. If the United States wants & Mont, A state IsnAtor- Tough T%Ins reasm that yew my Six I got brothers and without even 2 high School beauty Kash at this time of year in der. apparently In MI 1MM than Air t passing. bulwark against Red CM014 GOP prolosalwals looking at education In a public exMSpoken words are used by a &liters. *fl1 Its Jewel-like selling below the "Don't believ e vole. no optimism, It sides with Pakistan In the the race beca the first Will biUoa Ptbbeg, yardstick to UISfl Y°' , But I feel shy In crowds. I Far the typical college coed snowy peaks of the Wmala. he says And Democratic poll@ 8h0w man to an a parachuta dispute over Kashmir. "There are many who wis 0d11C9I40d ISTIL U y" dan-t Mow what to talk about. doesn't seem to know t - yam. d regularlyo in a mun-lit reception room IfughIs six Or "YOU 9 thas spook cormetly, you .And I am scarml of making far"" balwASO the use Of But most of the houseboats to speak to you. You must Chief Minister G. M. gs;j~ better than Republican chocks on lAke Dal are otapty. no help us." indicate. is vehement. graduate, ives U y sever bad mistakes 15 grammar. "That was REAL good" abc of Subhana "the Worst" i uwhisper principal dlfficul. t ried to says, Pakistan, he bow "SO how could I learn lb grade! it se t Interpreter she explained, as do many I. devoid of customers. $ becau' ties somewhat take Kashmir by force and w a suspec o.• ....ng on ...e gov. .w .'p many college yesth sews. tospeakilke a college girl? radio ndTVa, 11Mt1us tool corn sho'worn nnlLUcaIlv (be'te a failed. -. you First, any of sea days violate college graduates air readers AM m Now, the United Nations twice In primaries to other DRY CLEANING ft" 11340 61 Ifsamus AS who " It fintsis high School s doon-t real's that propool- For the Vals of Kashmir Is In the governor's palace, years) and has developed so I,, Pakistan to can now do so by to d ItioSP $boom bokwl lle the objective the focum-polot of the three. j Karen Slash loans for. must fores the portion of sweeping Issues. "FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY" draw from CASE X443: Thelma ci., deuce from an accredIted week war between Indian and w 5 io his Whatever upward pull he Kashmir It occupies, back to dime stitutlos. ,. ambi ous an is ti aged 20 Thus, you will bear clergy. Pakistan, and beneath the He is an Intense ruin of IbIs Campaign its own international bouM has at clerk men with doctoral degrees say surface In Srinagar $1 still and he Is the elected governor ary seems to have come fro* 111 asked Doub0m In Chicago ci we when they mean ss.... '" she .. , of the state of Jammu and • i ., crw,se, says, -4-i hamisarlag.awsy sthe so. bW for es," '. a.... timidly, after a talk I r"— In shadowy rooms of an Kashmir • mart commonly called Genovese cue time the course of India will made In her church, 411 need $0 Enteflitsat boy or Kashmir., An occasional error can be cleat buildings huddled ales i lit W. bd St. - M. L RAIM AL, be forced to liberals the file. Last spring, Vito Gonovese, some advice. man Or w6m^ 10 obtain a forgiven, for all of us make The crooked dre'eb'of old Siln. To him there Is no argument a young professor of pre-civil sally-occupied territory." 1111tVING SANF0ItD aW SIMINOLI COUNTY IIINCI It"" 1,1 never finished " d10101211 via 901`11110010"Acs- typosrsobleal mistakes in axar, artiste all cioss-logged to whom Kashmir belongs, In. . in this city of simmeft War history at jersey's Rut. school, cause my mother But y" can learn Ito writing or "tamporando" hatreds between Moslem and • speak u correct English as died. • Hindu, only large military 'flat left me to look itti, most ofour college students But many • forcesmaintainthepeace.Asroutinely say "Give It to you .•-. sembly by four or more • and 1" Instead ci "Give It to sons Is forbidden. A 9:30 cw. Other common emn an" The sWv1S by college committed December IM over the theft Mrs. ies?aUuesz WASHINGTON (UP!) The automatically rises to a "bay-of a hair from the Harrathal 34111-111011 1136-11111111 o. 44NOSOMU of opinion" Your hone 2224M U. S. Patent Office currently erage'sipping position." Shrine. &a Laks-rwad CRY when $lot opialoult Is super. ed Rioting erupted again lost Is observing Its 17ft anal- . I cuss it could be describ uss. *are= - 111110 110011S. May with the arrest of Sheik covers Mohammed dullab, an ex. 8:11411110 - "mostAl" Is WT4" axe*" In that mine of time. more Patent No. 3.211,155 @"am" determination Ls1 e 1bI you can express baggage. th an 1,200,000 better mouse, an "elastic girdle with Mm, is.. julIi1 US.. "Raise up the window" trap-builders stretchable and other Invent, panels." I don't — A fragile ad f requently. wbas you omit that llu;01 arm bay@ beaten a path to Its understand exactly how It broken cease-fire governs the a" "I don't bays none" which door. lis"W"dworkso it theoretically borders between Indle and X111. Dn" Ewa N$47" should be "I don't have any." It Is 'generally agmed that produces but I's flattening,effect Pakistan but ft biought no , 8811-81111F "He has went" hall'& be patent protection has been a on a part of the body." Deftrr t real peace to Srinagar. KM Jobs I~ were &Uwe "He has gone." strong stimulant for technical That could be a big techni. And from a doorway along Nee. Nam"& Cosby "Dark Complectod" should and scientific discovery In cal advancement, depending the muddy street comes the 83*41911 be "Dark Complexioned." Amerks. As Abraham Lincoln on which part It flattens. Dome" whisper warning: cob= Mrs. mum saw "Who did they SAW?" aces said. 14M patent system Albert U. Jougetnel of Rio May have burned our ML Ckmm "Son Should be "Whom did they added Um fuel at interest to VIA* Calif., invented a 8311-" ,bath. houses and Arrested more then sgediool the fire At godus.-I smwww tub rest" and ArOur E. Now. 12 = of us. L)r., ary in 1. ,t0T :: ver. a monk Winnetka, lit.. Invented jaider they mu. ibiividees OEM" me" should use"lrrltat.d'ln lot of th ,0øL.ions alcn: will take his Place." ___ 80M (What etse that costs so fitUe helps you do,so muchn stood of "Aggravated." didn't pas out too well. Un. bleet when you Scrub with It. "Hurry and we'll wait as cola', among them. Edwin P. Bounous, M organ yos," should be "wait foe In 00. while in I C inv ented you," unless you are a waft- congressmen from Ittlools. he type of church pow with a At First & Palmetto rml obtained a Vilest for "a do- cushioned Be I. David Hersh, (Alongside *W post office) Oft Is laying down" sbwU vim for Ing vessels over Washington, POW be "lying down" "a device for bouse-broaking If yen will corset a bw to this Case. apparently the a tow.lospd domestic pet." ;;7 a Z im IA 6=6 of tb000 flagrant or- fin of Value was moot or According to the lllu*at g . , • • •, TOtS • PUS $5 am u. At any rate, In the Gazette, Hersh's Inven. ••Il,-•.. -? rvei's .5 ULAI £. S$E4W. 5Dl1 • ss acultursd LI coladecided stl.kto cu.asily far • us F"xu Tou"8,1111110 Worry I— inic __ 11 0 • 4 TOILET INSTANT come700,000 •I FEE Florida • .JAIL ti t insure by Metropo 1*tan fe? M — * • 1 •I • ' SS ' ___________ • • lou11 • • 4! " •. • 0 0 0 . for We— derived from prhWpal 1111d intel%- rw I : HveL in I I sm We d ' : I • Gem WH • E y xceptional ge ljI•_ T CRANBERRY CAN C OCIIIAN CRANIEtRYsORANGE "um JM 35C pgAy" CRANBURY'JUICE NNW 53C WASHEM DINNE W 47c 14-OL "oca*js The younga you we ,..•• So md for my booklet "The usa was _ _____ • • • • . • • • "em • Ikst AWO •;ri rnrrsa asefan ____ Olt , stump gamely • • s4__Iis.'at _s0s1115$_ I ./ ". • ' N JIICY" • •• •" 1 Isa' Lee 5 ass I NSIIhS 4$ I NiSl$ • • rogy. ft"" ciime. sva'easr • • • : SNOW" aunm models, 00"t • . •• posies isixteuses p,.vie aies m Is MW But despite such sotback$, rp 11 Hersh doesn't mind, 1 0 Tile walking my • j Commonest Errors In Zag there has been no shortags of think I'll keep as 11*11 enclosing long it.. the fuel 01 ed, return envelops, plus 20 While attending an anniversaryeereuronyat thepatentcl. years. so help your kiddies by e In the seveo.day period cov• by that issue, America's move* tachin theas correct voc'sbu. vast population of pat"t-boldam lary ad sromam"i on Increased by IM. 141.55 I Ieee After a child reaches aLa Roberti. Busts. of Niagara SiNS WI years, It Is difficult for teach Falls, N Y, Invented a "ae)f 1h $.* 5 eva Ii uado the previous risIng straw." U you drop this IN I Mielk wNsg parental speech habitat straw In a soft drink bottle It touch. is Amp P0, SIR sum k- wt., , • . • . 14o ______________ •. Notice To Owners ll In T1W Of Pr City Of • .•. Mum _\ .•4•...S,. ' 0 .W '•. • •' . . • . • . Sanfoi'd : • . jNata - •: cent.. You mothers ca: scorn the flee picked up the latest edl Uwe omplo*s conoc Ems. which lists the now Loyoutions a" cb"smaws p". Usk during their pre-school patented each week. S" ft"a now of Sanford Furnifure Co. . saw rA PI•. 75C MOI' At Is Iscal, pscasusl .unles frus the MsIrepsmsa - On good rt aa other advIsers as year asareat s&sz ' T1 • DINNU .id • • And ma And chanmn them at the last minute. And find out things. And pass the word along, . ____ ______ ____ -- "C11.SOY.A1411" minute .electIo of life and health Innur. esWio,s.,sor.SIsan Of* .*.'NsilpasW • • • S : Gooft WNW AnnWties an Jut pad of the up-to-Ow More choose ?Ae&oPdHtan We 1 I Wsh'ids=: ladIng lit. Iniuranos eoinpany. Get the overtheyserL Now'sthe time to get started, facts from your M.txopeiitan advinir, anannulty, themoreltbulldsupforyou yourself. 11 - Ime a& lee amit phm yoted upset ft= AmwWs So rt of rU . • 'u" SAM Invest In - And stay • • 's but autilty vatew of C UL C . • 0& SLICED BACON • •'- And remmtbe', too, you now g the ad. provide almost an good a return for Om. LIM "OCIAII P" 9 • per. Lighter Side . • 2 11481. lu Siva you so lap and so dopen&b4s a rw And,althoughwomenoutlivsmen,wecan 1 'ii,rv" LL MOL Dg• w VA#% thtle coop** __ 4. 010 — — --- — — — — — — " 5X= GO0 OIL 0 L 10 - ____ For you. ,ecr iuc,u' . and gow-ehow of Note upwWly the word rawames,For Ides can guarantee you an annual Income (LIMIT, I Write -yam is, on mom OR MM 0 h a" useful New—life income of9% for men 65 you're a man about to retire at 65, our Ing Income for u long u either new mte of payments on shnI&Afe annu- • r n n Herald Area Correspondents • d • • u • ji.avaa.. aa t . • " — ö •.. SIMINOLI COUNTY I • d (LIMITS am WITH Yom VON Ona ill "t . • • 1V'I" 'More and more of your neighbors are tredn' asharpeye(m ' We MI the re iscove i g h' I' he politan's modern, diversified lineup of plans and polimes can be. For instance, Metropolitan has a plan that guarantees you an. income as long as you live. Even 'if you live to be 110 1 ,. , • Tin boda we OW ftr Palm"! of 1969 COY of Sol Tweet, 4% dkeew wN be slowed fw primm In Urfoodw, 3% Is Bose 2% Im iggemy aw I% in fwwe. am" so Ass ad emearose so mar"* "Aft" Morass am b6 swesole an iiI'c I - -_- I - -- --- low - .m' .4 o' 1 4(ia.& t.Is2ht f... ,tJL.L ..z.!.'. . 4. - 4./*J.t -------- . _l leal A" go to .... aj_,. ,— - II • / �3 a - I .• 1. . . - I_. * * * •. r Il • :, I -* I. - * ---- HELP WANTED MALE . "rail 1pqm SA Nov. 1, INS . Lake - • MALE .) - ; • - -. PLAY L : . - .. ' - - THIS . - EXCITINQ . M*NKRTS/ .. • . GAME AT -• . - . _ with State of Florida Registration. Recent graduo, aIs will be considered. Applicants should submit U OF CASH - PRIZES C . . WER —I ___ ' SW31 I 14 • . - I2iI fl -'I I * ,,y •.. . * • - :. ** that e.vsrsl Non. - ___ sting - while in WuourL Already Wilson Coleman. H. and i h.s,y frost and lee up there. Bless bad just admlttsd '1 want to thank the many daughtar Darien.. We hope . • WOSdUfU) people who have that bor Illness will be written or cefl.d as dud" very short one.' • Then the asrious Illness of our met Perry Whestland. H. • ' daugbtsr Shirley. Thanks to bad just been fit to... wife swod.rfuldoctor and )otsP,ankl.. Psny was called , ofprayer she Isnowea the boas froa a hunting trip rosdto recovery. OsetaIIn the northern psrtofthe * :- • • -* DISCOVER 01 a as JM *404.~ : SI.. - - ruILIA MANKIRIS •.-• * - I-- — -._ - r4j : - : •' : I I..*^ -AT PUBLIX MARKETS Where Shopping Is a Pleasure 1A M ., I I - - :. mu tree •() ,tiI . -. \ / v'/ '•. • it they will take to j Hallewess Carnival every rear; NW It has always bus 1 mess's sin.. Agets theft Ii .00peratlo, mieng the *.abers. W.,kIag bsgolhw orion be so sissy end aim e s a o., thiught this weeks CS shadow Mearip meninge, Is ftiiIsblp with thowIcked$dwIs4heboast byqew. Ii$f* 41i1p wish Sb. ioed Iseresies, Ilk. the hadewu MU Sb. sun to- S HE}1*J it L/If : -- - .• . t I Lit:. - The 01 F.ney 2 PIsos.), Ice C 02 - hselI : 691 19. Poaches.... *i'.d .': lot _ ___ OWNIV çhHI u/lOans Prune Juice • - y oniWaai - .y' :- .. ;f• . I * p . * * * : **. '-• • 19 -. - - • . •4L. A00, * *f * Green mps 6 •••.• . 98 @1119 - (laplonWaL N.$WJ) S. k _1lllIII -• •-- * . frozeis foods • 5 • dáIr 6 89C C 4;rJ ifs : T"* Tole scu •Frozon Waffl.s.....'i9c •••••. 016410'a 138 004" ,ij?55SlPf 4",$I Margarin........2L49c •. •. . •• - ••-• ': - * *. NAM 0114941TV :.4.• i:* - - Weito *W. 16 I"s) - spagh.tfl •..,, -• - - • -- ) is 41 _ 21' took" WOL Haw. 4L. elbow ronco Ain •.- 4,4; * - 111"I WPM& *. 15do '0% 4 $ls35 AUCHUA, 11REVARD tAKE ou . ... 100 .......... Sanford Plus Hwy. 17.92 and Own Dr, Sanford MUVUs MOSL.WlD, UT.s- $ISsTds PRLSx$.S g as J - - Seminole Plaza, loup eL NON..IAI'. * cr1r IIIIM .0010"ne: * .. . fIP 1H TM AT PUBUX ISsea, WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 1 00W"%Fw- 1114119A PLN"Ml ••• i • ROYAL GELATIN S PLAY OWK CASM" AT ALL PURUX MAR-KITS a Your Money Problems Mwese spekds ILACK FLAG INS= NMI • •1 39 BUTTER ....,,,,,..•., G RAPEI.ADI 4 ,.....,, Assailed WILNSV.I.Z.1 Resolve , 230 wehw. 10me ii.,. * • " PEANUT 29 . ': 11 Puy" II •• . • • You M S. -25' vrydsy-atthspubUxMark.tsIlstsd . at the botomofths Pao* (no purshs.r.qulred). . . _lIIlllAIlL MAYONNAISE Beets - Help li_ •- time to time as an additional surprissi Pick up your QUIK WHO card today-and '-• F . T,e Man • ii,.. FIG JUICE •...s........,..,,,,., 3 HORSE MEAT•,•.....,,.,..,....,.•,, - O'kgs Ytuitu. - —a e dom Kid laps.., Grapes. . . . .. Ib. 154 - - -, Let A G.A.C. 5.9c • *. .j4 gji11 Pork R St ti .1.sINet Ant. P1.,.,. (U.sIt You'll enjoy playing QUIK CASH at Publlx... this exciting now game is sasy, We fun, and most Important of all-it is quicki Besides the opportunity for many cash prlse. . you'll also.flnd instant Cash" bonuscards from . LI - * * a * , It's so easy—Just pick up your FREE QUIK CASH card each time you shop at Publix. Erase the gold 800t. to find 1,2 or 3 letters. Save these Ifters until you can spell any one of the six words listed on the . card for one,fly., tin, twenty, one hundrsd or one th ousand dollarsi Then, simply present your winning QUIK - CASH card to. your Publix Store -Managsr for your cash prlz.l . - UT.Tái__? 30 * Now you can 'win upto$1,000 InCASHI •- * sUOesu &FA plans are to the as-bigg for another siss rust soee.?Ise what plptng aid 000perstlou me dot The WI). son School ahesys has a big .•j - * - &bool'r remit -LiIiIBlimentary spaghetti IUppor was a two 3. TI i t * :-'.' j,.• It Ii hire. There will be some wonderful inhibits than- foe' see. y More plans have been made for the cowing Seminole County Hz. tiisalen Homemaker. Council Annual Christmas Party and Inatailatloa Service. It will be D.- S at the Agriculture Center. Th. party will be an International Affair Ian. quit, and avery Interesting program has b..a arranged. The County CoemIasIosea and Judge Verses Mi., will be special guests. ' ' The Lake Monroe 4.H Handy Halpin Club will meet at the Comumunity Building, No. the sChool hone., All mew bees should be at the Llo* Hem, by 7 p.m. so they-san stirtat once on their proj. •' _• ANACH TAKM 1590 4L lot M * 11 (11061199 We& 0410. 11 110111) 7911 10001 "M 16 1011111 41110100 no 05 macaroni boullon cub.. 2 _29' __21' - WAX. 1P . sw.mILptckl.s ___ •39. . _11" TO hill" hsndl4hak. salt handl.shak. salt 2 _,25'_ • _ 2,25' _ * _ * salad oil ' _ 590 luIs _ - LIs.. mia.a * 1.M.ridSli --- — * - . \ . I 1 - 1 • give them a leases as hew to prepare party feeds. The girls ha,e entered an exhibit In the lair. They she will discus, further, plans for their Annual Christmas For. ty. LII members please plan to attend. '•• The Aaerlcaa Lnglon Auxiliary Unit U Junior Girl, met IW Wedsw day evening and mad. -Airto th.r plans for easertalahig the little children at the Utti. 5.4 School House. A report waah.ard on the ieeeit sac. cesiful bike sale. The out meeting will be Nov. 17 at which time they will make d.eoat1cns for the Christ. 110 0. • • * Oatdp.m. Mrs. L..isrgwill •_ f=1RtT0F1 * stat.. We can report that • . P 11 * **• I QJ jototi ngs... •. * •'. (, - 1 . . Win, hello, awsq..s. An very roltes are new confined to Prankis Is doing inst weniar• glad to be beck In a state the bee) hospitaL Ross (Kr., ful at this time Tbat'a rest The whir. I can see sunshin, at Clouds) Hawkins Is ronor- Id news to beer. but every day. And willed. from in emergency ap. fair openmi this *ontg. mit it Is warmly, too. Had pendectomy. While visiting Hope you can go oat .ui to have a fin every d.y bet one evening I ran Into .válng during the week that . I I' November IS, 163. / a..... Ik WC4- ! - II 1 N P fçcFe1 -ij3N I 'ffiI F7! A - cL •. • II benefits. Submit applications to City of Sanford Civil Service Board Sanford, Florida, not later than -- 'HE AL6O*IPMeC] 1 APP MtP-THIW 04 1 MP t10 Monroe Hy Mrs. N. I J.bneoo home I find By Robrn Moore - - DTLE written resume showing education, ag., past exp.ti. once, salary now received and salary expected. Good working conditions, retirement plan and sth.r • . 'ales é,f the Green Berets The City of Sanford is accepting applications for the position of Director of Public Works. Qualifica. tions: Graduate civil engineer or registered engineer - PUBLU(s ITS PUN! I'I'S FRill THOUSANDS FOR PUB= CUSTOMERS! :ti.DhIDIWi p I - •• T - - - �S *1 •• 'I øQaA e S ±P their tbIIoa. (K,d1e1 , _ MUL oe34 & girl do whit e Is rsu? We bslIpe aet Goats an k '• ded wftTft rVilied, @V1111 Solo, patkists. he sow pea watift bd do lived I& a dd*n fte allow tw sola iiam to IS Yom aw do 40ft x 406W pk refuse to fta a hea =&a tm am al-Is 1W Iwo va ft, aftdodo Idea.) Other Parents son @W jgigejKw or WW&: j0 Cases@ Ony ftbk oft &M bw ftrsd that do Um = bg Od It w5l be pW Usk wA sftd Is odsleate thW cdu ad 4w1Iliagl dirtY MI.3L j hop In the writg old. et the *MIIL OW ii ni at 'a Abl aii alliffiatIll?Z "ai m'Ift' =2 a VW.Iggeow, 64 so OUT Uusg )dN DEAR GaL: IS the lbs 9L' nipsuu. ts $UI!W g sgdchlb. tsw'a ,afl throe, she sadIMb.auU*stsdbv alomgw DIAl fl(": i has das, - sift 1.1 .1 be lb. par. a FS11I at lag them, the. 'a the theeghe I'd be dufoudlag old should get * 1*1 'a it b ••• seetog asWe soit as thi thud satV rlftt7 V sir' sow Up, so bodow l• ..0 emIemtI,t.e,wssgsUt1 DIAl A!IY:We hare Is bWIS welcome your cumetsacee permiL How. . N. ou . goats. Poglve 110.1 d14 fsll,whlekbpvpasuise- ;or tata mimel4O I jawh# &A ' Jacoby and Son 4111KJOT md decided that ft bud that 11#111111 s •4AQI4 at pex'aWs bU 'a show a to lbe bat raise at Its Polo" 'a b 4. net bssw a geu'ag auvtsd for 'i sew 1a4 )$$y•1 • about styling. I have a • •g•4 won 2110 North Would I I so I eltdis rather than Una ad I&M-sold, mater. I&L n I nathe -a drees, how am some would embar 16 yearc I an W4414 my 1111W roacheil. to khd d oW wnK se will; It? bW4*U Is d*. We " 21we is an at OW 11111" 1111M.-aw be nar" at a which Is it. the gi'a . Jaeobys bus dsutdld to use -':- lot . i w caw In limit raises 611. qxQ1 #AQJ84 i6ileva now .wby AQ$I4 A84 •ss ___ $ • . by's hNhhI. — 'now culL in tan, , __ ___ 77cc his chair. W.st painted MIS *kgea4ga.soato yAbr 1111d, TU& S •- u7* loyouean't help but admire :-Is at lhs$I head. claiss., sim --5 $pilaclpaldoie take j says: MOat SEN Mhi* fish VIII do" pals WSS lb. eitr, Is lb*$ bP I *NaIaM'aINIS as V1- thith.aaykavesomeit itaruoa..." y,..o.IS ilI Iui. £ ks.. 5.1 44 L1t boom is Neittle ais.ta to visit a bare bald their son'i right to wear must paula a let II other else nut report to his hair any way be please., parents, Is why aq principal dd • With gieres has lb. emo(whetherotnot - WISt *. I1 . 1111 0) glowelto"4 1011 d0ern tells (1) NBC News . ?Ssvws U or IA 4g, - ____ • Wow Mask 4. Mot($) Jobs Vs the (I) rv.aowet or. is. (I) (41 Leap Mow It" 41 Aadr W111111,sall 41) Andy Clrlltlth~ I t::: £.M. itli (S) ii hue Litaisat Ill (I) News eisa u U. s 11i4atv astaoW (4) all l$)i.day s (C nw ar, News "Waft & h. U k Nvsrsd A. $ . MUINN*I (0) "a 0 I - •2 I. - •• . • • ____ Sir *11, ZKT hvftowo (PRL SCILLA! 'TREY I• lC)1fl. IT ¶__ a ___ ____ • •• . •. U U A—ALL "We Old MW b:- i aest.di . % 91L oR. 'rRi rR arxd# Omn am MR 91111111111986 Use - 01 _-_ 'am at I •% all _ SHORT V"-1 P ___ '4/" Game. ' '1,R TAM [afl fr ILL %2%,,_-.I_ )' 1' j y •.. • ,. .• •.• RIBS _________ Wo w MIT I V MM*JK/ cRrn 1WANsw*c* 9I14I1 cAuW1SSal9 CAP*KX)RN (Dec. s. to Jan. 10)— BeIng sure to thick well before you tak say slips where monetary cisterns are vital I. Imperative now. Take t0tdflOi. •dViSeT 1510 Give details thfulL .. . BY Dki Vmw .•. ° all. 0 . - ________ logo - I • ' . ______ 111 W &'Pl Psi • . . _______ r. _____ • ____ - I - e U., IAL -- a ltawwm, love rAw. . .uw 0 ttf 2N W. 'IrY ASIINS II - • Jr ___ I.. .h.,,uh.,.1H0h,*.hI —— •.•....i -• —— — 1 'u*m .....,,...........,...,........ IAISON $TA •..,q...s........,.e.o,....a..I — — -— N •.e.............,.....,.,... — Rome, _I AM ami a p,, -: ....I . • . • - - • munior.,,iath ei _ VOW f) low lop * • Canon highter's .•,•••,.•..••................. •••Ie••••••*s•s•ISIssIi..... IA V d 'Its Stars lapel, they do act compel. What you a of Yew Uk Is Invir vp to Youl MOW — — — — — — — — *I.. "1141111IL&MWAIM physical education so that CON — — — -— - — — , • bob will always be at Its best Individual ember Is Bow ready. Tor rw I MA year birtbdate am t #c,5' - i -u i — re.. .439 '4. 1 I I • ii 1 I L4D '5T . • ~41010101 'wa-i L!'TJ ias v ....- IJ(C1T. ' Illt ___ . • T- F ' to Ca" 11111111441, TWO. u1TA MR —s——,-..--- -,-r'--' I 0 cait, no "Word Herald. ax oll7WSe4 SON L_ _ — --- — .J • 0 - . -: nse ............................I APSS Is", ... ' .4 _______ apt Uses as pocketbook will allow am my prolossift that bas to do wills settling Us problems in ctiols with 0 #OWN I •....,.....i.,..,..,I.,....,... •,i••.•issasaa. , J _r! BUGS BUNNY it assistance to others early ago 004, -— C... $IfpflS'a1hli15 4III4) -; u0, l • LL b. rm e ......................s.... 1 ft~ he*= A111111110 can also PUNI MW missile, consul •,....,,.,,.,.,......,SS...SOSI ow TV. S wsndar how sin. Aw ov&k"." any great good Is to be &atom. FLL4kn 1•A$I, . r....4i.Ni :.* ---• top 10 • • Alf A IN*IS MONSAY, NOV. i 1 a ft awl ones onsis gap on 00-sionsi sons-sono P.M. ill lIm.e P.O. SU liii th I— W• ''!'°• $ QuITS am. • . 00 Amp 14K 1b Private ammuss *odd to toned down w you a" really give them far post" impwtmee thas they doser is. Od back an the beam. Tin Yale Wkh . as are a true hus"tairim others will be YM occasion? kiif 4)4 U(Isida is)- That Nagy sesewled by discoatent can be used colto Mao &dW will. Show that you 01 L- - 7W POLPM RATS" SSVWIAS W Sontility and good tests with -me wait A NOUNCIS - 1 wjjq to, Gain greater Prestige. Use ___ ,.••. . CARWAL 71444K __________________________________________________ Um e3iiian, take care of imporad not. 111& an ft plo w - To lopIIw • ft - C IlIWIltil at Mass* - 1 ...' Dec. 11)- You areabl, to get rn-1. LU lilt the Information, you quite easily, U you use tact and courtesy with others. - -- . `100110 . .,. I "No Tow two DoWt take any risks where your newity is ca- . W&W -- 1911, A r& ftimadim -so" To Tow WO"D"kii do bms$--or elso." (4) woo fto 'ii ' ..aa sp III Ths:bemkajtws,.arr. - AAGITIARM (Nov. 22 to .Iuuu I lis be 4"IW am samom has W*"I is its (1) NBC News slara Witse Col fool ju or wcAum making lb. present situation wane there Avoid simm, . hat. Use of Nicht The TouniMarrMu I I MOM CAWX-M . ton at hand. Prepare yourself for a better day. Imptov charm, don't be critical of others. SWRPIO (Oct. IS to Nov. 21).- You have to be quite diplomatic at be= will avold ow 5 11111101111M vs Ova I ftPars of NM wd "NJ= MW I d WWWLSAND AOMULTM IMY'LL AU N cov~l ____________ as-s Us their teen4gSn' groamlng end is the reverse. diw oug)4 xi,,$ aga.chooL prlaclsIeeta a VOW ftft (6) .. Five A# ItH 1`0 u,$ iewthag CitmmtIve cet. pt. be So04554 WI, Those Ire The tint U. S. ClS*t. (1) 11 sus"t strip Today Ti . J,•• ' . 18" 3) 0316 also flU, Whs has wt lb. 14. hew' I. K.. ratS three time. I AND SIMINOLI AM ance, NOMM SPORM RKCRUe 11100014119 W1,1111011M 9M MAUNN SJtCII$I dxiii lot girls Wi the gxiilllag iii., ItCh (I) CBS News ItIC (C) You Don' t way Hall ON SANPOID - A# MA the Continental in 111064 w1ift it was only a RAW kilowAtw "Writ, am wedowea day be believes a Ford'east ____ ._____ 4 •. your regular work peacefully. UVIRA (S@pL 23 to OeL n) ___ $ (6) Password (1) Where The Action Is haveo-4" A* taught, but M circulated Wths wom's Co. 5th (1) The Doctors ulredby the dstsrmhasd pat. Iumblan IxposItlot in I. tug down of lbe paternal lost, sags, llb,IS.. The sela bore A Time ,J vs So It would soam that thoes the heed of Oetimbus it 5Il (f) ABC New. Iii u) Acothu WinS parents who haves'S the gvnsp akvszus sad lb. hints Keats 11:41 (1) Daily Wad SN , few 1he - 111_3 41) ratheir K"wo as" dm* give him he a haircut ad say, "DWI 11:86 (2) "so 140we come-h Good Wee0ft tor bore &W (11 Girt Talk fits, Ills to) e. Continental Win 1 to" 12L Is leek at a hale s sser* ras timer. do" (0) a", CAW The Rebus isae Ills. 5 liii (5) tnl.we Make A Deal - ntis (n*aeeatw.s p. Itli toot's A The finis (C) N•WulItt• (I) Toliht Ibiw isOl(i)Mom.nlofTrntb (i)Mltli .,.• NTTUMM haftIt Pfet*. had his hak trimmed, k 0TW pwm to drive a FordDayton& We to the 24-how Yom.) t", B "Mo me bd alw ft. Continental @Peru ter road doer or nothn faced wM bay. raft hers Web. 64 (9) Donas, R466 . r55p5,gJJJ, r"md adoollied It" Ill 154.1110 Grow "Mtn Illn (1) jeopardy . (4) Vich Tam Dyke Ill$ 121)1DVUMbta3oo Igloo (2) Call my Note (6) To Tell The To (1) tAvo of uts (1) The sit Movie .V W _- àY _____ i at ___ jg have , changes for ,•y ginfl M. son'. Yi*G0(Aug.Uto$e$.I2) ii the a_._I a -Why . all change furniture around, etc. yt and m others well? Just be a little more 1W'N orderly. Than settle down to • • C" today since they are already very much I tendon. Car. ry thru with my contracts you doers to his ??P ___ % at them Instead of f retting? Your mate I. bored with re. gular form of recreation. Ylad places to • occommo4owe ate. LZO (July 31 to Aug. 21)- eeeIos.hiTlm.7aø "AYI1SWL FAVW 10111 NISSOM.Cdw P1mM l'I Oily ft DAYTONA DUCH (tM) the &A sk"? (00 W *111110 . ravess World's driving; 1-110. of Mayberry (a) WANW , Cr4sulle AREA , kin rn around Ifte, that Ill" (1) 00anattatles . . &LASS AND r.. about making changes. Some are necessary. XOON CKLDRZN Nuse 22 to July 21)— Certain rather annoying obligations han NOVEMBER 1st v *itmirww - Det Upset assatar to M a boy some b-odsid wwar' llb&'as -J (' * OUT OUR WAX 11 6 __ P tion the progress you have made recently and let this be a stepping stone to greater things Don't be so stubborn _. W'II% - _____________ CATTLZ . _____ __________ WU SKY 110ow" • ___________________________________________________________________ • a, been building up. Got credit bolstered instead of cut down. Be ethical. GEMIXI (May 21 to June II)-- show others In high pod. - - __ • ' . ________ - .5. - you otherwise you lose tigs that you have carefully oda il bat? II 1...aL.$ __ C14 since you are not In MOM Inspiring _ .UM I _____ now needs your assistance. ~10"' "A Aim at . .1 • themoodforfrlvollty. ( • • Give It gladly. Avoid the w Blue Gras's Shows 16 p able of handling own allairs -TOY. on elvarsis 14 bego. to a bw 5os aid WIDNISDAY —. asse. arw happinegis hoon Pan so Go AI1I$(Har.3ltoApr.li) b -One who liusualy quite cap. ,a am d bit ow way the hand Would lid a 4itsoWs, bW back in this very eafy game &W subbe. S W 2iN.IslS.is$ê ii.i. v. hat just TAURUS (Apr. 2o to Way 30)- Be sure you do nothing to assay one in power over thIeOstOI the dresI diamond.. He ie wosi4.'t make the contrast, a — gjIg heist lead with hi. trait ...0 bat, book ld, be down °' have giseas, shies ad bag in aN4NVI icuapi, flea Itraigily .see* this 16, 09 hut be fol 1 hem., loath wins the fowth slab ied asks. hi. iou. lag at I -. do not seem to move at • as you would like them to do. Avoid that urge to really lambast. others because they seemtogetinyourway,wben actually )OU are not rudy for CHILDREN DAYS TUISDAY plain bIsckaM aid Yea 0 Instead matters ULOWV' _ __ -- - ü hat. blo w skin and psnIlkIye0.Tht woo ___ •%JPçI M..A J and do what come, natural 5:00 P.M. TO FOR Ri Gaibraim adopt a plillosoplikal attitude wr't I Al I. D TUD" TH11Th ERE" WE'LL u inc WWII Rau to wilat Ass", ar mcci mc ii , . ft Is Suite hm 60 oo"sk $boom I we"? We motor to U thongs #Baso material hft 411114111111. Nov* XWO load Saft "hiags"ls Intat, the bidding witis two did. Now Yak Isso a Issewynoom- bm the ldress, an it wo -to than 0 =16- NOV& Wseg Xaoft Nd stands. After all he Is =I - Fair MCUOD a" was almost worth a game raIiesboddbs bid Mdfreatty RAW Mo 111114 10 1101 ofte WW son 411811111111 IN 0 P1141 61012 AW" ft sow "fds a bud 91916 tva 31 or IS swab is - Naomi mills Its W10. d rewaine-w L: I NOV. 1S SIDE GLANCES Big they really all a pro. blem. You would be who to PASUOMS OPEN AT 4:00 FAL bar, so we of the posup 'a MoN CLP. edoralles beyond high TODAY, - Pate SA %140161 , , it"NatN$U$I3r OPUNS Is Abas ANON 1965 Is Inole County n = is FM W I& neem 1111112 bildir. cc. iboatd t own CMgird bm YOU N* left. V!I _i lmJor' BOARDD IOS Delay., limitations and abati. QO OMt14IM6 AIOEJT _ - Horoscope Foree"t have 0M We a woo" oft WA __ par a Vu By aMy: - :Itho ::: do wed loiis Country in Africa. • I ________________ _____ I - ' -- ___ I _ • -- -- • - .•. ..'.•.,.' • .1., .. - - •.-- -- - -- • - - - • -• .• - -- ___________ - • . - - .•- •* • --. . - •.. • L I I- �S - -- ____ 0 H . - p -. _______________________________________ Holler' s .L • . '• • •• - 11. - IP*CIAL PDX KOY*XP1X 1*1110_THIS AD FOR DR DISCOUJITS MONDAY, TUEIDAY, WED. mIlDLY, $ A. K-Iris EVENINGS REGULAR PRICE PERMANENTS. 14CI A MANICURES, COWl CUT 'If CURL PIAUTY SALON $12451. III pal.tte Lvi. Pbones p -- $3jf-j - SE•1tt 0.lS I) 4. Will • 4.5938 io. & si$S Is, S. AltiMAl. NAVEL Sonsas.d.E**. pQ,555g, - $710. Tall some - us? ______________________ 5 be.sksknnd plea - 5*14151. _____ iii ' H - ,1 i -PeSo ___ • $114155 VOSS UuI?IIII u111I ILOOMIWO FLORIDA 10511 OU heaters 6 furnaces uses' I. FORTWIIAXA POOTITOCK u r.s.osably. Appliby 45? ytigIala Ave. Tub U1'$lSL Custom .ablnsts. 111.1114. vI1*4rlRD DUIVIJT ____ i*s,*e,i., ECHOLS BEDDING CO. - JET SPRAY CLEANING • Rarss • Walls Pest Yentsch u1d mis ass ha so. mess $w.,a,.sS IasuEs*. • . 111-4141 So, Miss. For 0.1. __________________________ P Jiu1 dM,.." 50. War. For 0.1. 10. MI... For 0.1. ycllew refrigerator. Wtitlag send. Call 515.41st. hood cern ted pork 6 boot for koe so. Call 133.5114. World Peak Ensyslopidil. Ii ______________________ Cols_ p.r ma. Ph. 111.414 Oil Heatir. tank 6 itsad $$I, email gu heater CAIN. EAST so raise. Just $1. high chair $1, Miss., rca. UO The gerald Want Ads to sonabis. $$i•$III or 111.0144. seu tInt tism ea need. IPINET CONIOLII P IA K 0 Magnlfloist toss, rIIPOnSIoi * Magis Chef Oft burnIng heat- ashen. pto...ios..I QUality er, Werkiag send. Call 11$. guarsnt..d. Reported I. s*• 4051. oilIest .oadlIiu. Will trans. far at traction of Siw prica. PLAN TO lEE? COOT.. NEXT Writ. Immediately, Credit NUMMER at bargain price. Dept, Joplin Piano. 1*05 Ks. Chryalir air conditioner, 1I• _______________ NI ITO, ISIS. Call after 1-. COPY • _____ - - - - ____________________ _______ 11. latoder _______________ _______________ ____ I. 1 01 UpholsterIng 6 Mattress ron. Fmal H.Ip Waat.d vialing. stew 6 Used Fur-st. • __________________ _______________ • • • Opport. - • -• Service Station Legal Notice ________________ Market wires S TV, PLORSEA. ; P 'hi b : Li. oh daiS . . I______ • St. Johns Realty ( ( 0WTACt W5 L M.*..tN Till SUPPlY, INC. Johns Realty St. Johns Realty with *J L BATH HOME Ste Johns Realty ____ - At than N. $eckwlth, through 41 of Pine Knights, as reserlod Sn Pint leek and each .1 you ac. Ysu whess address 05 unkaiwn. •-.•. -. - •• . • - -• 5, fl • -- . •• • - - - - L • . - - - : ' Seminse County, $tr*is, at 'ri '- tho .ens bus of eald 1Oeu5ntp at saadsid, Iter. is, within ii ealsads, month. I.e of the from t u. a L1t Pelsadeat. let SdleLPI*1 said hits is 's. MVERAL NICE Ihelr rs.p.ilivs P.5115. these pomeats or. ha amuse huMan 14.51, loss sad and require yea ha eli pear BUILDING LOTS lsespt the North III kit .1114.. Isdee.es, 5IS7, to iss us ps,, CISPIsIM filed hens, all SI WI lulls. tIsn.eI. tesdaatsi and yes are hereby rsq.5Ied is sins a sen. .1 pour Answers 05 sIn Os.pleiat is the Plaladirs aIi.rae71 ii; Il. WI'-'4 _____ • flE1TME)ri 6 REALTY 115 N. Park Ave. L,. $ Pr. en double lot, Loch ___________________ ______ _____ OOYE*ItMlflT OWHLr 801115 ____ water and ieweiug. avail. 1.5 6 4 .IEDIIOOMS MONTHLY PAYMENTS pp ..., EDlATE ELIVEItY 511 YOUR - , _ =rth __ __ __________________________________ FHA P1WPEI1'Y MGP and Sales Broker • I 91 • C.- - , - - 554 55 *551 Dd Ill. 16th __ be shad Saatu •U • Mthu isv .5 oat. Ninth __ 1?CIl 10 ACRES__ I. Ste Johns Realty 11. lsskuftb, $$i\Ionthly Payl A1 NEAR BEDROOMS 'a • .- '' - ---- - cr.pe i '.f.., •,, ...•-. . ,,,,,__ - *'*' ' -• ---,.. , -•- - • - REAL NICE __________ Cewas.512.4111. FURN. Apt. 151 Pais. __________ It yos hava a pbeno. you have 64 Poiitlsc • ______ ________ TIMPIST CUSTOM 4.4.., u.n. busy duly 4 syl, .aIi., ev$est.H. frees. musics, pew., stssning, psi. end heater A. es miles,.. ewnsp, well hepi sat end an steeliest bet .1 , Sporting Goods 2O95 4 63 Chevrolet •: - PRICES ____________________ 42 Used Cars At- WHOLESALE 5450. lURK. ApI. Cles. sa. Jmi. 5938 (DIM DIrest) 'P. The luring PubtIs Cars Normally Selling I., Storage C' 63 Chevrolet 0UTLET 4.dnor s.d.., lesally sws.J, w. wars fits eeii. -dse$s,. w.0 lepi thrsiigiteuf, •p. p.4 with esaeimy deyllads, cR5155, ovtsnssfl. $rea,el.sl.a, redie it'd kiter. WhIte lush with hhs label., sad ssd tires. AUUMI SALANCI $275 1395 __ • . . . S 62 Chewsl,t For psci.p Hst14e. with Stepsido bed, ___________________ a ________ eli cylInder .a,$a., efsade,d Irsue.udisl.a. g.e. and ueshanlsally, HAAG ___________________ ___________________ ________ 1155kb •- 1195 Chrysler-Plymouth 14P$ Ave.. PH. 323.1002 wait . ____________________ 4'4,•, S.. __________ ________________ ________________ w. U Chevrolet 1101141 . Hstf.t.a, sep .hs.l hiss, lfspslde bed, Isary duly flies 5i it '..,, This Is sd sell suit. - me. PheaS INS MODULI 1u Stemper Agency ____________ a • Dodg. Custom 880 695 I ____________ • • 61 Trench Dodge Dart 270 1a . WE HAVE FRA & VA $100 DOWN HOUSES 2 I ___ ' $AVE! SAVE! John Sauls Agency Payton Realty (!) C. A. Whiddon, Sr ndth cylinder e.ples, sud.md tmimlssl.n, Seed Ian sill Sgaial. Lass. ______ lfltlanUe _ ,U M.d T. Ti. Wimisdius Ides W O$3SIq hue Lvi. H.*sp 4*., 11 14,111, , UNT . Y1 '7', • $791 $191 . , /• • . u 4,1(5 51 tIt • SAVIIIHS 4.4.., sodas, svlemi$$, Weal. $ê'0 mIsslas, bus... LII, sow sit,..,hevt, wi WIgs_____ n.l., sad red vimp Ilsl..,,, - .5. .. Sanfrd Motor 969$. N1$CN An. So • - mu oeas son CD.Irswn,H.wardHo.d.rChl.fMyars.t. HOLLER Seminole Counly . I 1395 'i.. Co. - - i __ _ • . • • ••.• •••• ••• - - .-_- i-_ - •. _ .- I---,_ : ___________ • -. I • In • 'i. • • s$$ - I -lN. 0'I' IVIt4IPØ$ 'IlL 4 'ft 1*24119 -; MO1 • ' I $995 • I I iNC. 133.4194 IIN WSTN$NIW SOWN c*ss, iues ___ _____ ______ r:•;:;.;;;;:9,;i ICOIN ' •• I el, • I - fr5. mtssieø and heater, lereIhut f. family sasolap, pisakiap, Jisiseaslasl Is e,e,a$e. ft - - . ___ ______ ______ •. __ • • N. ' • ' ANGLIA ONLY' 129 5 $ seek, tb, - 66 81191 $191 Os. $554011. -• - hw1psd with 3..p..d e __ .tpel H ci Of TOSS A5YN01 $s.M.i Isil C.mOf Vs us Tie w Veer. S-DOOR 1 • I'! at&tt steM isas SSnrn pie. $3143 liii ' *wle English Ford D.dà . 61 Piallos Twpsst $191 $191 4d'v 11 N. seWs ales 1_ Nfl fllSaI 4*., AlT, H, .5.4. Realty' misUse I • 1*515. PIII Woe. tensed sight ainets. ___________ ea 4ewntsws nford. Na. $21115$ as 4 flanks villa, plus 1 deep '0?EN NOUII bidreem, iviry day iomelsrn I WeD, with $ kit hems, ssd tote, DAY-n LuXey C. *sh swimming pail, andrunning levely U. I. had ke. Liii OS 61 Corvek 'S I.e -. _- At Rsthicd PIIcs! N • 5 SS I ______ es F4i' and SAVE! * QUAlITY TRADI.INS ;ioo DOWN RANCH • • .me. Pb. 5*1.1010. Hish aires of established. PANOOL6 GRABS. $495 • SY OWJtIP ,Vart LIne. _________ Sr., - I *are ecrisnid phi' St. Johns_Re d.ubIs ti aIr. TIME TESTED TIP Is lrin,potalIss and only . e T beetiag *auab$su' AMIOlCAN sla Dodge Coronets a • 4'doir sedan, equ$ppsd rem ROOM, • 295 ______________________________ sac 4- • Ill __________________ HOME . • t oyI$ede .sVi& avfsmetis freumisslen, edlo aid itsater. ?rans w/w • ,E 56 Cb.vrolet ________________________ • FHA.VA HOMES - -•- 80 Small itt. Apt. tsr * en iii pie, Light. 6 water furs. $41. 111.1111. _________________________________ PU RN. &pt. Peaiona be. Ill- _________________ FLORIDA ______ -- 532.5121. ____________________ - abs Johns Realty. - I Blocks Prom Dowatown. Ta get things .tf to e. w. ire offering apartauts. stArt 5 5 0 - • StOn.stTODl Realty _______ • , 3 Turnlah.d, I ML SO. ___________ ____ d 55d oesdhl.s.d 1..dy Us.d Cm'. Noes littet Aaywbmsl - John E, Fox • Leacted Attel S. French Avs., Just AVALION ArARTMENTI Ill W. S.d It.. &s5.i4$ _______________________ BEDROOMS ______ -.. • Ill-Mebile Hem-4alo ________ You, EVINPIUDE Dealer $54.4 I. let. Ph. 511.1051 NEED EXTIIA CASH? A Herald Waat.Ad sells these at. S S S isles se longer needed. Low In cost- high in results. Via 121.1112 nr 411.1111. 17 ri Cruiser, Trailer, II lip. IMPALA NARITOP motor, many sztras. Reason. 4.Joir, beIge fhitsh with Iels able. 111.1717. vInyl end prInted Ieb.I. is. ron Islet 14 Pt. Post. Treiiar terter, A ml nIce son equip. AID hp. Johnson motor. $101. p.4 wIth small V.0 ..l.e, (a1i 512.1111. svtematic tisslisleslen, nedi,, baster it'd air seisdltloitn,. 125. Mar-In. Supplies Only,,, HJCALTIIWAYR SKIN DIVING OUTFiT- 'rank rigulat.r, usuk 6 fIns, completely tested. Piret $81 takes It. Call 125 $111 ___________________ ., S.. Marked Down Stenstront Realty ______ f.nced . Chrysler-Plymouth Ifs. Opened Its Aid Store 1311 Palmetto. ____________________ ___ • • HAAG Stenstrom Realty . Park • To WItH Carpet l'room turn, newly decorated 401 1. 14th St. _______________________ Apt. for mint. lit Park Avs. 1 ldrm. furs. duples apt. ConWall 51-Rausse P'an We 05-H.ses isle or Rest S?-N.uee ye, Pent IO-Pesert Rent3s 1iI-TraUSr.--Cabaasa Opentus*So __ COME OUT AND VISiT Our New Location ___________________________ 51.-Lots tar Robion QSilIIy *s.0 IA. Gateway ?• The waterway - BEDROOMS. I BATH Seminole Realty ' _ 322-5612 ____ _____ ________________________ Svi$labls. •- SI-amiss. Zqulppod-0.nur Lot Stenati'om Realty 501-1410*151 PARK DRIVE JIM HUNT REALTY ' *er.s at II .100 S SANFORD - SaIISSUOI hal letato Er.hmr IN 31. Park Ave. 10. los 5$ _____ us•-td,__Pta, Pb, _05-Nil 1*YZ*AL ________ II Dswn _____ ____ aruss irwu. *4 l..4 - Ar Ia,,m..t haSuss WICk Furs. spi, close in, 512.1510. PH. iii.41e1 0*1.3145 AVE. Furs. for single or couple. 3104 1012 Park Ave. ___________________ ___________________ Clean, turn, apt. 505 Park Ave. ________ STJNLAND BEDROOM&2 BATHS Hitches ____________________ Year 'arranty ____________________________ _____________________ 5° 01-rums-Groves 01-Aerisge Stenstroin Realty ,, ss am - St _______ a charge aocount for a Ian. VA sne up ha II risc. A real NO DOWN PAYMINT fordheraldWs*t.Adt mos aster. _______ SN/SB $595 1 Bedroom furnished apart. 8 - 1 BATH 'CEOlCI EAGI, mini. Nsa, hospital, Adults lel. Ms 15110 - IllS DOWN 55 ACRES .5 baeutltul high, only. Inquire Manuel Jacob. To 96 HoI'sIp • Sale or Rest 97, Houses Por Rsat Military 51? Monthly ___________________ rolling, weeded lend west o ___________________ eons D.partmemt Store 111 VA-P'EAetaoln oteaia -1 ps, Ii*. Civilians $85 Monthly Saafsrd ama i-i, can ho purH. FIrst Street. RENTALS ____________________ 3-MR., Kitchen equipped. GOeS .1.501in small or erg. par. leseas 4*. $741 130 WUIINISIIED Is_this. Put . lots. $13Adult. saly. 11111. (urn., * I Sr., 1% Math. Pamily room, bdrm. apt., Pew bath. $01 U l*Ia.a "6" $1141 11$ 515.1615 3451 PARK DRIVE 1 airs. 51,650 113 PIneoras Dr. II urea $1,156 _____________________ Roomy I Sr., I Bath. os w, x, sib,Ill. S po S Chawol.ts 11 lard W4sa $141 $34 Houses P.r RaIl $1 acres $15,115 ________________________________ OREENBRIAR '' 11th at. Two A I bdrin. tuna. apt. 110$ S $444 $14 acres su,e.o IT OISl led. C)i'y UNP'UIINIRIIED $ BEDROOMS-S BATHS Furs. 5 flIt. louis. LiSIt., MagnolIa, III. $33'$$I • I. All Models. 1114 PARK Dli. $orvp, at least 14 cash rsqvlr. All top quality Br., I I Bath, Cleani 1110 Ran. $11,111 111.1115. SN• Dews $'N ' OYP'ICP pits. 111-4010. 111.2111 .1 U ab.ve prices.) A.t used oars at Hundreds of dotph. 3110ff? 121.0145 *11650 lb. Pays All lIswI Dollars Under Other Dealers 41 Ole 14$ I Sr., * Bath, Family r.oa, 106 Rooms ITO $40 Rest 111.17$ Nw 1. Se tispsst. Call -'Peel Of All, We Have Our Furnished I ldrm. * des. pan 5130 Palmetto. $455 DOWN $41 S. Own 04',sh. $165 U 5. Vlsancs Coapsay. cm.. sliM walls, $10 I Dr., I Paib, lualand, Pruh. Room for working -- ESISI Ttskis, fe shams, Viru. $ ST T*sn. lady. Kit. dit Transactions Are K. pea. $54,. ly painted. Wps. $1T. $44 IIi pnivl. Reteren.., $13' blsa. Prep Pr sad lee Us .'w iu.ite tiae Is Me us. Aaarloaa-wlll rile 1., $ 111.3430 3111 PARK DRIVE $ r., 1% Bash. Li CondlUon- elicit •_ .r $ 5*. trailer, iii Pins, 2411evening.. A fIbs esloctien . P'HA.TASanlandoSatntss,_ Iodayi We 'Prods Your WayS IT Peel. HIT •wm.. kitchen .qnlpped, $61 sd Tie 'N' Green, $415 $34 $IS.iIiT. buys are svsilabls In I 01*11 I A. K To I P 11. COUNTRY CLUB Stempor Agency a me. 111-5411 CLEAN, quiet ruome for S bs*sas tome. WOU 40 Sus $401 $30 N/T ' 171-4111 III S. Fe-snot • S Idrm., S Path. IereaS MANOR •_ Magnelia. 121.5751. Sd, $51 mc. nolMag ens. -los W. i 111 1* $ I 4*. FRA, City. OOUJITEU OH A 1101 AC. $BR.)toues, $71-411.1255. KATVAI* • $7010 - $100 Dews. _at. 3 urns., bios dn., ii an., n COUNTSlimltsd iredit N I'$EDROOMS. I bath, i01 $58 Monthly Pays AU quallt,tag, City. Proach eu ewn a ptena Pus alami. 1.lR. teas PurL 111.1111 102. Mobil. Homes . Sal. ps.sl.d closets in large bid- $ Edrm. Ba.. central air 6 fledAdsso_ firveui Ill Preach Ave. Sanford afterIp.a. roe_s tire place, flowing heat, iii*me., Lake Mary well, $10,500 with gosl terms. Los. Bdr., lovely lot, $10 as., 5131415 1111 flidI'OOtfl lralI.r. air load. iPR. forrent-1fl.11$T. ______________________ PARK DRIVE $ 110100K bonus, unturnish. S 1 lots 10uSD. fisap well. sep. City. kItchen equipped. CaI* ed 1% ACRES tic tank, patio. $310451 it 115. Autos For Sal. I PIt., I Path, Pam. Pa., sub. 1$$.$SI1. RAVENNA PARK frontsgo,ss par. Srbaa, $115 ntO., Will lisle, 125.53$,. $ • 1 BATH $ Edrs. untura. h.ue, II $ hr., Bath, Pa., 15s1 ct.v' lapale, 4 Dr., lully n.soh-mind' LIsten, utility (C.as Plmetto, $11 a me. Call 1 $11,111- 5100 Down ____________________________ sqi*ippod. 51,710. it family. 0.17 $7,501 with prop.) Appren. 51*1 mo-Il 1514511. SAN P0 *OT.'O* 00 $7. tbJy Pays All ______________________________ Large I 6 1 JJlrm. Trailer on $10 Preach used sums yr. se down payment. Ave. 511-4155 Purs. SUIt. H oua.. Adults, no a BIr. 2 Path, Pam. 1*. $15 iargslake.Adults.111.1111. liLt. MONEY MAKEE p _ 311.4111. •_ me. VA an iRA. old.. 0$, coat, all '17 H?. air $114415310$PARE DRIVE 00111 LAUNDRY in eacalisat L$ INTIRPElINS power accessories, like law, ,.. 106. Apartments for Rent $ Pr. house. $15 and a g ______________________ $isstlss, good equipment, 5 S. on 17.11, Losg-we4 PSi.*11.1151. INViTING YOU TO - - furs.hou...$15, 125.5851. III Myrtle A4 123.1103. setting svar $150 per month. PIals, 131-1311 Celloet. 511,50 with tarts. Station Wages IllS. 4 UVE IN iirm. houis. stove 6 $ Br. turn, apt. Dsp; 111.1271, wheeL drive, $110. Ph. 505. HIGHLAND AREA I slIer I 6 4 PP. I 6$ bath,•crater, fenced nrd, . COUNTRY LIVING 110$. kitchen equipped h 0 m ° 5 orlda room. 5Th. 1450 Or. night1224841. WITH A FUTURE I 821. 1 P5th, with large fa• MelT Lu immediate oesp. ante, 121.5510. 'II CORVAIR KOREA, 4 Sr., P H LORIS iitt iso ft. runs. Apt. utt. s1 assy financed with • lew ftenlae and two tomes.- Up or lid bedreom. fl.sutifl dawn 6 U. $14 ttres. paymentsl suburban TWO - P50*0GM boss., kit- 4111. lot. .nolo.ed garage, oem. small equity, au.e pay. 4 hodroons and ens $ Se ebsa ogeipped, SW SW bNb. lee. apt. downstairs, mis. bedto.a. Wear Dsltona. Pets. pletely fenced with $lt. _sat. $45.01 p.r Call Ons Is, 811 Perk. TI 1.1111. ed $10,500 under the market strum FilL omaltaiss. a. $ tiled b.tt., Mr small down pepaest. at I rn wish $sr.s for •' THU YUY LAST OP OUS Usslag and beat i every Furntshsd tie betroom horns • Pa, torn. apt. near heepital. Convair 'II Ipidir, 3 Dr., H?, ails. gale IN MAYFAIR ge living and din. 110$ West 15th. 1$). P. A. 'semi ailee. s me. Include. watsr A laity eriras. 11,100 554 Me kltsb.. equipped, WLU$aa. 511.111*. Slsotricity. 111.125?, SECTION Gone Into..rvloe. I*2.I$71._ LIE US stout rams .t. anon %Isfuts. Pr. hosee, $10? Ian_______________________ IPadlesmi. large MafIa 6 , hulls larags. Locat ekapgse. 1fl5 1 lane ink. 5tt bathllq Only,.. 3 PIras. depTh. IPt. ' Fireplace in living teem. ford Lv.. 111.5011. tile bath, err-sue ...er, kit' I fishing, skiing an. • I Abs nile Plerids Itoem elf baaeh, I blstlaSl S 5cr.. beautIfully ebsaiqulppel.521.1101. NULP WANTID Pour do., hardtop, This .ns is foad.d with •very liviag roses afea. Has Pun,Duple.-111.1441 his sutsida sailosed garage landesapad.. • A *uter$sie Pars. 3 MR., $55. Iaquir. Wren 150*00K turn, redecorated, Need V.59 Man with lnsw. •*ttiI I PMlbu- Apprs.is.r. Eachanror $1l11. with toIlet 6 shower. Ales water. $11 a mo. $1141)?. I.4e sill,. business 4. rut' 131.4111 *111 $, Ave. Bedrooms are large and do. Gas Station at Five Points. truck rests. Alive ivene,. ass Cedar lined. Has One, 5 ir $ PH,$ baSh heme. apt. private bath, he, pay Pius very iile,ei i FURNISHED CO'I'I'AOE lit. dinhip pee.. erg. A turn. $ Er. country home on $ *. •z IsiS. f.rsnal dining room. You 15 living rum. ails. lakes, car garage a chain .f is Wikiva Pivot, lisp i.4, $100 must see this to appr,cie *5 eemmhsisn. 0th., advan$sis I with veet Cetlags. hash, Sanford. All ilectnla 6 FUEN.APT.. 0i. totai. it. sass MsIl.neille, InslsdIsq H,spltsllsetl.. md 4.wI,jtO men & fylty .qulpp.d. F..$wTh1 avtomstls trinsmlssto (slip 'anhoapid ¶5*545. phesa. $11 month. No sirB..iUTY OP UI. lasur.nce. • Lstu atorag• san.. with aindry vice men Al.. a sloe sf p WEIA,A APANTMIPYS 124 with medara equipassi, Ready location. oblle hems, and hitchas Oquippid, Pr$ seas '', First Si, CONTACT to ea Slid peckleg bust I $11,IIS. same prim. Pb. 115.5110 en aa. Lssse or 1%5 Pewly turn., I Dr. Dupliz us us seis W. K. MiSabeØs S-BA milee $ se.. a bath, lIving rosa, from Navy lass. Call TIll SUPNY, INC' PP., NOOSE, KIT'. Glen Aurb.ck 111.1115. sipsiSIs dining air sesdi. NICE $ • I p.g, Is. Is all srsas around Saatsnl. Ian. Pie. re 1SU do.r .daas, .qulpp.d and with air p0 Starting monthly za?assas tuning sad heat, 3 is. ,, - EQUIP. $15,1*1.4*41. 1*5401 I ensudltl.slaq. Pu,.. dupl.a. R.dea., Ii? W. Isid, PS.. double garage sad utiUty 040 aM up, 05u1 m hIgh I'd . let us slS _____________________ room. On coinir 1.5. Lpptoal- show ros sue. Pelter start fruit. This Is lsvelp ..untry I In. turn, hoses, em. psr.. 15th II. 121.1001. $11,650, time. propsrtp'. p i r s i •ftlsg, fruit privileges, '131.1111. bupiag yser boas now Is. .1.54 of rsntlng with no no- 811.111 with terms. BUI DING I (ITS I It. aiwly painted, arga turn. roeidsstis.l and oomaciSl, ,t, nice neighbori*oed, Pus Names, Ranches, Late. yard, SOS to $4,011. 11 511.41$. all, Qroves and Ceaseerclal Preperues. Peatal Unit.. P0* THE III? 57IV.. W*Y PORD usee ee.ld, 'Net • "aIII t1 advertising $5 like akisg Dsy113'Tl74Nights us$4455 55$ S. Magirliatheda,k.Tsu Park At., Saaferd now what rout. delag inS 1155 Hiawatha at 17.11 Q.leessi isush, S bodreiss, Ph.5114111 _sheheist." $14 bitt., isnlrsi and sir. P5.5y $s_ft • ROSSI? a. WTWT financing arranged. 1054 PsI. 105*05' O*NTLWN'S DUDt • ____ - Stenstrom Realty 5114411*100PARKDRITE $100.00 DOWN 3 A 1II-Msblle Hemos-Reni lIS-Teallon lpaeo-fteM IN-Trailer lots-Isle 115-Apantasuts Par PaSS 151-Rooms Per East di-PIasSI Pseis Sssd. 115.-*otel ftss i13-P.stsi AgentS $1-loving 6 5S.ress 111-Wa*ted Ts Reed 5$-Jib Ill-Allis Psr Sake 1$_Mlii. Pen isis ill-Allis- Is.!s in Title 51-Artioles Tar eit Ill-Tracks Per Isle 50-Iwap I, lashings 13l-Autom.tive isi'vls. 11-Wasted To Ivy lIl-iei.tirs 6 Crete. $I-Purnituiu Fur Sal. 151-1-eSil 6 M,t.v. U-Antique Per Sole 111-Marina Iuppkes 1$-Money T• Loss ____ ropalied an4 isdesarated, - MODERN • *s-.stoJ Xetiea. 1$-CaterIng Peed 14-Hisycle Iepslre tI-ipenial Services lS-Istsrisr Deseratsis li-Janihanlil moms. • 1I-Z4*4N51* lI-luildens Supplies 16-Narpar It-Nasee Impr,Tom -P1umb1e.g Il-Painting IS-Well DvI*ag 11-Air Oesd. 6 *aadeg SI-Redis • ?st,Ssiss liPhese 6 lsubpsai ______ - Iztras.$4I, Park An. _$114111 115_N,_ __________ ___ Oak Piains, I.A$SE 6 SMAlL halo if iaieRluff.$In., re.., priveta wat.rfr'ont prspsfl$us; Wi bath, 15511 ____ dock. 55,150. 111.1114. imu *UUDfl(G voslash Everett A. Harper .A.gency .50 aires' (55w In psetule) is the psik at development, with ____ INSTPTLED mea. _____ us Jls,ida b.s $UMNed 1Mb $4.1515$$, oss. .155,bu j SOUTI-I''ARD __ ________ - OS-Messy Wanted S4- os-lsa.raaee Il-SchosIs 6 lastnuetlons 10-Eaplsyseese Sarvtoes ti-Mal, sIp Wanted 7*-Pemale Help Wasted •...Ma. en rsaeie Help 16-sales Neip Wanted ?T-lituatle. anted Si-Iseeme Propscty U-$uMae.. Prep-late SI-hal Estate Wasted Ia-Real Petal. Sale $7-lasinees R.stels - VALUES _____ Johns Realty v..ta. e. PoseS rurnis peauty tsr a pies eisa living nsa? S ____, abovs ausrsx. bedrooms? an air .ondltlen.d den? a kit. NAVY PERSONNEL ch5n large 5toug to eat lit? Ws have all of this togither PHONE 111.1410. W.l1 pick with a *1cc yard ii a quiet you up end shew yeu our eeloctlen of PEA-VA times settled nelghborbs.d. 5410 dow.. Call, you'll like let $116 down, Prices range front $1,111.11 $11,010. Ia. SI-home £p$laasee aedlat. ecoupsosy, In sir. 11-a 1asinua sloe monthly paymonls rang. $$-ueinsm IuaesI from 55$ for belr.ean and $Upheissw7 bath, $51 for S bedrooms U-Tease China. and I bathe. All seapl.tsty $1.-EutenmInsters South Park ______ $SeIDue,Il1Ke -r -__ is HIghway 10, uiuts 1-15.5 - _ __________________ . _____ KEEPER'S BODY SHOP ith A Sanford 125.1755 ________ AUTO GLASS SEA CLASSIFIED INDEX rsnt? ___ St. Johns Realty _____ ____ s, i. 1$$S asd ether BEEN I)OWN • St. Johns Realty __________________ $960 -__ Groves NICE OWES UUNGALOW ANDES ____ eles __________________ BATH : _________________ HOenIS Pm' gsed fentures. S.. why nit g.t saul sad stop paying LOOKING en part , . YOU Paint & Body Work FlEE E*T1MATLI Repossessions - Wily PAT RENT When thia bsmo san be your. (or $111 down and $71 a osth? Modern black, aitrac. Uvs Inside and out, lovely lawn and ehrubbsry, quiet °". $ 114 Stompers Kony Ksk.rs 2465 A'sn11 822-2285 ci $232164 Ar.wrsOX 1E!,r.0r-'OPe loud. _____ Residences HAVE • SEVERAL NEW $ DOWNTOWN RANFOSD HOMES AND ___________________ TEEMS. Writ. er Daytona Hwy. and 5. 12' U) 051$ par acre. Ito rs losses on 1111.015 dswn but tvtuo *10.-se. and no, yes, of halas interest wfth $100.00 dow* pip. St. Johns Iealty - I-S access road 10. .1 OrIsal. between 1.1 Tampa. CDscww 6 ___________________ '82 Flat $851 Due, $55 Me. '41 issault $407 Due, 51$ Ms 'it CoevaIr 51$? Due, SIC Mo. Ii 'St Cu. PU $751 bus, $55 1(5, SSkaxik CI... mid PsArt siWW5. /b, '51 Dad. 51 5821 flue, $55 Mo. Compiny - • • 'SO Oaford $538 Due, $11 Mi. 5j5 Wagoella Pb. *12.4511 'SO Palcon $11? flue, 011 Mo. Wr. $117 flue, $10 Me. ants Glass 'Reps 106. Apartments for Host .11 flm. _______________________ 'II Old. AC III? Due, 11$ Mo. lest Covers 'Il Chevy $15? Due, $35 lie. APARTMENTS: III Mai-n.lia, 'II Me,. Wg $11? Due, $35 Mo. & Iii Else Ave.. $80. Garage '$7 Ford Slit Due, Ill Mo. Apt., Ito, all clean A nicely 'IT Ford Co.. $411 flue, $11 Mo. turn. Hous. at Labs Monroe. 'IS Wg $171 Due, $15 Mo. 304 W, S.d SI. $115555 newly d.00rat.d, vafurn. $10. 'IS Pen Chevy $121 Due, $11 Mo. ALL WORE GUARANrIElI NOi.13ST. 'It PM PU $450 Due, $14 Me. $15? Due. $11 Mo. 123. Boats & Motors I rot. turn, aPt., middle et.d or II Ru(ek olderly s.uple preferred. $31. i__ ;. • • 95. ret 120. AutomotIve Ssr'des __________________ _______ ________ 1 ________________ - NIGHTS aM., Paved road frontags ash frontage on propoa.d CLASSIFIED ADS FOR ABMY.NAVY SURPLUS Legal Notice 1011iMR1D01 lAY 1*01 ____________________ ______________ 20. ______ ______ 11 REALTY 118$ PARK rs*atedranchhome. tuyuisbsd. $ corner lots (mood. Real buy. $* 1171, Saafsrd. Ta. Bail-Blair Agency _______ _________________ S1'EJ51S1'lO11 ________________________ L. Busildirs SupplIes ¼ 'L 151 OR CAL.! 2005 Mapli Ave. Sanford P1*. 112-lilt ' - i Oe SEPORE MUTING CALL ________________ • •I 'II Chev. Wagon 5, 4 Doer, Auto.Only$311.Ph.122.3111. Bank ;r eON&_L#_# 370' FRONTAGE Rlchburg Realty Seminole Realty WIT WAITiLAND, air mt NOT $J I • USID CAR Sup. - 4, $3.$4fl, __________ 111.11ff 111.1534 111.1141 South iminole Number 135.7211 Sn Highway 17.53. 711' hip- No down payment, 75$ May. city water neat to Stats Wood Dr., lunland. 511-1450, WILL CELL FOR 11.110. $22Igil srrnR I P. 11. - CLERK - Sala • must sill. beat otter by Nov. "t\ - LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS SPECIAL 82.111, 1%, $11 PER MONTH. ____________________ , Autos For PONTIAC convertIble, good ennditlon, onl5insl owncr, • * 1 lATHS Ill EQUiPPED Day: 322-7174 115. *121 Ply. 41$ on. In. I/U. R 6 11. P. 8. 1 FOREI Headers, $450. Call $I1.04S1. ___________ - FHA-VA HOME 1. $ 4 __________________ Night: 8230485 CEASONED IND MORT(IAOE $ BR., ORANDVIEW AVE. sAcrnscu P01 WCK IAU TIP hIT MACK T1ACTOR )4., 01IAT DANI T*AILI* ___________ ___________________________ ___________________________ 'UPend SEE TJ5 2465 South Park Avenue 822-2285 or 822.2264 15% RETURN EEK & MEEK ___________ • DELIVERY FOR THE BEST BUY -IMMEDIATE TO INSPECT Everett A. Harper Agency lure. Call Win Madding RIg. on $14,018 Investment . . . it's Tn. rip.nsd dims. Navels. WI C.. U Ill ChIrp' Ave. $11. OCTEEN- gsneral houslwork Psiat. - 2nsaranes CIlIIRATE - The tns. . , l.t us show you this srIRail ISSL .hlp. £lb.rt K. Pelt. 3 days.week. 111.1110. 1*1?. Park L. 111.1141 te save time and messy whea ten hems investment parcel, I3$.$$73, $21-Sill. of yes' sj for the prsesstly r.titning $101. ______________________ Used furnitsrs .pWasese, toots, ______________________ $11 wk. MAIDI-. If. Y TO tii monthly, comprisas 1 $ hod. ole. Isught • laId. airY. RUK REPERENCEL TOP Mart dli Sanford Ave. Ph. JOBS. PARE ADVANCED room and I • 3 bedroom Jmpófroot o.acr.ti. asw.d, Edgisg jets eIss'v P1' LAWN. us laW in prime loeMlols. and Concrete blocks for ko*0.. • 5..-.ls.eskss. nseM1 121.491. QUICKLY. HAY-A-Maid S homes, 4l% financing ea pn.unt ' Utisi wire mesh " uiijiiT Bond Itr•st, Grist Neck. morigagn.. 'a IiS'twsim Regular spend. 1 s sIJescisasils So 10. Builiws. WY. this looms each month ii. pipes f4nIels njnd.w isMs TV. Isriles within 11 hosr. thi psilsp .5 MOitIagS payments. This GrIme traps Dry walls. louIs sails $0.0 puss.. Mu, or Feaubs Help firtf.rhig will stand a thor. Call Per Pr.. Pstiati . C's 'P. v' lorries __________________ DIADLIN ugh investigation, we wel. Itutppsl wt* Treest.e.l. This Mimail. Ceurelo C.. $11.itl$ _____________________ Rapidly growing Oil Company ncm• It. Ideal far Inv..tors, sell wa, .pom*ed by vi • oil FEMALE j tt . with an szcellent CONIC. 1I.flr.l, or $.mi.R.UnsL e UX Dsy 1111 Program ha. a ststion MALE - STOCKERS Pelntiad 6 P.551', 1)1-1414. avahlabla In the Sanford paid vacation, 41 hour weak, Area. Station already doing paid holiday, ft.. lit. In. Oscoraton a good business and has an .oranoe. 111.1170, ask f Mdsy) dat. Bees F 511.1*11 .,.ttt notential for %t Vnl.lI •,i,.ap. fl,ua 911 Park Lv.. '°' __________________________________ 153.1111. TVI wanlia. s.nn m*a.s. u ___________________ DraperiesIlipsovers . Oif Por easy, quisk se.zpet si.as. -- .•;Inorsass. Ifoderatel fondant. ______ Pls, hg rIat Plus Lustro PIes. COMPTON'S P1.tur.d Easyclo' yØj U24II JEAN MARCEL ZNT*RIOP.I --OP ou Investment required. Wr1tet I,oeal agto*ebils dealers of. DAT 6 1(7Th Menu want ads lóIssd, trio ShamPoo.? i*7 $ P yren. AvonUl $1$-l1 O.Ifsr their best buys ha lisraldi work far an little an 14s a p.dis.,, Cash, Terms, Trade.in. us heraby notified that suit • Consignee Program. P. Isy. Csr!oh1 Furniture Ce. I daPi Ielassitisd display ads. cazi 113.7414 aster 'p. his bios .ommensod against ROn $141, Orlando, Via. you in tha Circuit Cciii of the Walter, 0. a. TUtor ..ea..ltIsd Lii ma ______________________ Ant.. $1 day. Ninth Judicial Circuit of the " sara a 14. a limo rate. P*X.QAS'? cinema it.,. late SI Plarids in and fir thom aid see the rcsultsi ORatlolti LCMUP CO ___________________ i.min.li ø.aaty, It. chAr.. 1131e --' vialed till, of which jeahotl 6 duagelssa - Legal Notice III lanfofi Lvi. _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ PANE, ste., Psiatiff, ____________________ U$$ c'V11 CO*T.I ian Eerie Ms5 Compinie I Paint spray eatfit, ea*pn.se.r. I ix m vi*ovl? o.vae or ,., 3 JCOICIAL 1m avosczas csacvst, I i TED wtiz's *DW. LARRY lUG11(1 nAMBY and q 11114,4 LED P0* SIMIIOLE CORO$tis I. 11th. , WANDA LEE HANDY, his _____________________ .ontslneve. Air hoies 6 Pall, I FLORIDA TEE UNWIP.IAI. MEDIUM tI b.c, $111. 121.1110. P.. 11545 IP CHANCERY P0. 1 'rilE NEW YORK MANE POP 0* *ane I LAWRENCE GENTILE. R. 15424. us ss*si P0* uz.a UYUI0I, a ..rp.rat1on leaa,I and LAWRENCE GENTILE, The nature of this suit Is a sad put on. en wart is. you Uma ores.. I/S pd. si a eo.partnIrsbip dm/.. foreoloeura .1 that .entaln HI Diesel. Mfr*.h øeo,.t.I". LAWRENCE GENTILE CO.. marIgaga held and owned by C... Sanford. P. 0 BOX 1776 • 120 NORTH.PARK AVE. SANFORD, FLA. P. ENNCW and JOYCE Plaintiff., plaintiff, dated July 1, 1114 Legal Notice PENCE, Al. wits, St at., wNflI'L aidn..o,d0lJvl1L1l14tn Dsfs*iiatl. ______________ .10KW 30. WILLIAMS and HAlt. oføs$aI Records look 4$?, ____ JJrJhI' ASSOCIATES 10110* ____________________ I SUET U. WILLIAMS, his wife, peg. III .f the PublIs Records POlICE 50 lEST A. B. P .r.oa, Sr. Notice u hereby given that TIlE STATE OP PLORIDA' and It. I. CHANDLER and l.mhfl* County, Florida. S Frark L. Jooes • Garfield Wiflits S , W. WIilhaas 'GENEVA CHANDLER, his wife, snoumboring that oertmin piec. TOt JOHN P. PINCH and the me.ting of Ike .to.kbold. Legal Notice A. B. P.tst.os, Jr. JOYCE ANN PINCH, his sri .1 the Jaiford Herald will ____________________ Defendants. or parcel of prsp.l'ty seated. _______________________ Community ho held at lies NOTICE OP S Cuolya EllIaor wifi S PhilIp ft IlitekU situate, and being is said THE 011005? 050*', SF REGISTERED REAL ESTATE BROKERS UnIted Slates Navy Air Way, Sanford, FIends, on Nov. P0*EVLOCVIE SALE cm. County ad State, to.wil* Techalail Training Can. 5. 110, at lull A. K. for It. TUE PISTIl 000ICIAL II UIREMY GIVEN NOTICE _________________________________________________________________________________ Lat II, IoUTH PINE. transaoties of such buaiasee COST, Rh LED P0* IRRIXOII pursuant to a Summary FInal tsr CREST, Second Addition, a covwrt, as may iome bifoel lbs meat. IN Deer.. dated the Silk day Of *emphii, Tin..e.es subdivisIon, according to a ES. 11551 CIANCIZY notified that ing. October, 1041, and ontered in plat thereof recorded In it Commercial us hereby Residences Acreage Acreage been tiled against Publish 0.5. 11 6 11ev. 1, 111$. EDWARD P. lARRY,plaiatlffa, Chanoiry N.. 11240 of lb. Cir. a You intl has ____________________ ____________________ ____________________ p1st lock 11, Pages U 6 yan sad sack of yon ic ClIP'S? suit Court of the Ninth Judi. II of the Public Records vi. Circuit1 In nad for Semis, the cAiro sallied cause and I the C.e$ I the Osesey LYNNE • ENU COMPANY, of sowiaol. County, Ti.,sir- .1. County, Florida. wherein that po. are bsrsby r.quir.4 ,lsds, isesisele GosSIp. INC., a dlaeolva4 Ida. WE ARE EXCELLENT IACRES WOODED 5 OR 10 ACRE TRACTS to thIs year aaswsr with the Lawr.flce Gentile, Br., •nd *ACM or you is REQUIPIporallen, s1 it. Pisrids, Is Psobito CORNER LOCATION above styled Ue AU'I'HORIED Ciirk of lbs serve LAND D.f.ndsnts. Lawn.noe Gentile, Jr., a co-parED to file your answer or a copy *ee the 1.5*05 sIt i, • tn.n.bip d/b/a Lawrence U.n. other wnittan defenses to Its Beautiful C.uri, and to Eolloa- • 1151* .r .-.. Mists Is sell all PHA sad 14th 5 Pscb Are, 110 fM CO M' tile Co. are the plaintIffs thereof upon the Plaintiff or C, A. HAGAN frnjt,ge. Lab. frontage. Is Ovisdo ales, $3,500.00, Complaint with the Clerk of TOt LYMNI Diseased. I Plaintiff'. attorney, whose VA .wasd homes. Bosh of trotags, 1.400 so. ft. IWO.. a dissolved John H. WiUiams and 8*11151 the Circuit Court if l.minols PANT. I tirms. is FINAL NOTICE per acre $300.00 sam. and addrss. Is ROGERS. the.. can be purchased bu#4l'ir Tnrms available. V$ertda oorpsa1iei, and i. William.. hi. wits, and P. County, Florida, in this pr.. a Notice Ii hereby given that I Johns Realty St. 'PWPR. BAILEY. JONPI $400.00 per .ct on cash. its unknown assigne. ti. I. Ckandl.r and Geneva Chand. esedlng and to eeris a copy Build, the undersigned will, en thel 1105 OAT, .ers, dIrectors, general Icr, his wife, are the defon. thereof upon the plaintiff's *at.. i.. a. . those. rids, not •th day of Novembor, A. 0.1 St. Johns Realty Ing, Jaokaonvgl,, mansgers. cashiers, r.ei- dante. I will sell to the highest attorney., who.. aamae and so, A. 0. 1)11, present to Ike Honorable I Johns Realty later than rlanl Nov. ag e n ta bu.laom and b.st bidder for cask at tho adarees an. hereInafter oit dint lemisot. I County Judge of liii. St. Johns Realty agents sad Its nase.sors E$*t Door of the Seminole feith, as requinid by law. ss It you faii to 4. se, D.crse CoUnty, Florida, his final .-I Is interests, amignees County Court House, Sanford, later than Ihi Silk day of __________________________ 5 ACRES ON ii.as _______ Pro Conf.uo ndll be .nt.red turn, account and vouchers, all at 11 o'clock noon, on Neweaber, 1151. in default u. . re, sto.khaldelI, Fiends, HISTORIC BRICK against you to? Ike rolled de. Administrator if It. E.tMS I 14th day of Novemb.r, preoeed tt..at the cause will eroditore, irs... the giantess, Near Sanford slty limIts, of C. A. HACIAN, d.c.ased and i and.I In the Complaint, Iti foll.wlng d.ser$bM * si pert. upsn tha.ntry 51 BUILDING tess or sitar .%slrnaatl by, property PINE i00a f.si h"i, said time, then and there, I ACRES FLAT sso as set forth Is the The satyr, Ef said suit beegniust Decree Pro 0.nf through, under er 1,1*1st i tnt for foreclosure of mont. make application I. the said I Final Decree, elitist, you. I the Mid I4nne • Is..; Summary a final e.ttlemo*I Lasd. 1% atflas frustags Os gage 1*111 May *4, 1*54, .s. Judge for ed in Seminole County, lion. WII'NU my hand and tt• Just a trw steps from bnb., 0. a pag , 4 BDR. of said I administratIon of hi. in ot. • corded on May II, till, official seai of said Court In stats blghw*7. 5 IflIZIULai P I 1.1.1 W. IMIP. Ida. to.wlt: Court Hon.., City HaU. disial Records, Voinma 441, elIot., and for an order dial logisnlag at the Perth' Isalsele County. Florida, this Uad.r .ssst. Ar à.Ireh$s SOW, W I Ia 1.1 A K 1. from Sanford, $350.00 per P-.Tf-.sh spot for restaur. pages 511.12$, recerds .1 Semi. charging him am inch Adnda. weal earner ci '. H • 1511. Ilet dsp of 0.tsbsr, TAKE and V. SHIP?, U .ress. TUA isd t II' liw IIC5S, eels Couty, Florida, which istrator. thIs lbS lit day PINI HIIOHTP, lanfard, (SEAL) . liES. lt... beleg tte 11.5 meregag. enovmbsns the (.1- Dated P'l.dda. a.eirdini SI Pied Arthur N. Rs.kwlth. Jr. membarn stirutvtn A. 0. seis. fowisa described property sItu. October, thereof recorded In l't*t Clerk .1 th Ctrouit CoSfl •f Dir, hireed it. PearS Cleveland, Jr.. Mack N. ate In Seminole Chair, Tierlook I. PalS II, lbs of said Liane.Es. Martha T. Vthlss st. setor. of A. Adminiltittel .1 she PVbliO Recerda of Seminole ida, to-wits C. iii CiPaV. 1*1.5 5*4 Estate of Lot II, Stock 'r, Oouw. Oouuty, Ploi'Na, theses IIA*DALL o*WZ.EY 5I 5*4 sit pereen. ma' . A. 860*11 . VET CLUB 11? A T E s, running loath aleRt the AND ia'w'a jj,y 3 BDRS Sursi ii eerp.rtts having Deceseid UNIT OWE. aao.rllsg to Wsst lines of l*ti 11 Atssenlys fr Plaintiff claiming to tori say HOME rsord.4 C. Vernon Miss, Jr. the P1st 2 through 4$ .1 said lubdivi. SI P.11k Court Itreet setaip, $ibt, title .r In. Or Cleveland, Stephanses LOVELY 4 flu, STYLE Is Plat Seek "1 ,.peg. ales, 5s th. Sautbw..I Cu'. poet oeno. .s 1131 Ia or I' 'en spen Its hltS5l 6 Mine Is W.yfllr issUes .1 iii.. PubUl R.cstds of l.alaeie ncr .1 saId If 4$, theses Ortiads, Pisnids des.. reSi pfsp5lt kISUIn S Drawer I P. 0. ford-C*trsl beat siid Ii? County, Fiends. reaning East 110.11 felt. PshI$* 051. 166 W.v. I. I. allies. .ii • 151 ACRES B7IdS Ar 1egsthor with the fellewiag SUIt. o Mast. foot Corner nf more ii sea, t. a patat ii, iss 10 soil grey Ar o. -vir TOIl AND EACH OP YOU Atiantia *aU.nas Items .f properly which are Sanford whisk is an the seater line cvz... suit I. offered Isiferd. susoao. ARE POTIPIPO that a 5. arM, ussr Lab. Hair. Apprsz. U luiiding heated Ia and permanently Is- lank .5 that oertaln right of I utat tails has bios 111.4 dOUIX* Ti.stis SoilS_P4nISpS S , , 40 acres CV3? Ciwl?, Su 11 efalled an a part .f the a Sanford, way or allay, as shows PubUsh Oil. 15, II, 18 6 Ne,.' against pea Ic IDWAED °' ss. e°. ml. trust' 51irem.nts .m sail mdl ..*d p1st, on the Rut wJwwm I PATRICIA A. lARRY and iiJ $6610 CHIP 0*1 DiloP. ii. is Laks Mny Bl,d. boUdaii of said Lots, ix In the Ctr, wifi. PARRY, his I IX 11*1101 MODEL 5111.1 theses running x.rtt a' csrm. riaaza*. 'suit Court .1 It. Ninth Judi. ___________________ $a,000.00 per sets. i ___________________ IE PILL long aaI* ceatsr line Is a II CELECURN IS. IHES I sIa CItcult ci FlorIda, In aSS .5 1 LUILIPE PUPIIACI ISTICE Sr 505? aol. point 150.15 feat, ii mdi., Imbue ossaip, Pies.1 for Semiselo C.uaty, In Chan. St WW UT *&1't less,, last .1 said begins. LOUXE $5 In I sari. en Its IeU.wlnl deesrlb" , £ ens W5TR We.11, my rig point a; ne moca. VIUsELIIIP.J properly, t..will .5 55 isal .f said Court it lanfsrd. CLARENCE r. SANER west hSraOI of •a i d ADA s motm 4 W. $ bath bliss Lots P and S. $1 Itoh •••-• pww £SX eainele County Plerida, this Lot I?. I h . runs, a. a. eats, shs,ss at lab. Bmaoo Ar ST of Amended P1*1 .1 nueu._ - ___________ • $100 DOWN SaWs Ageiicy What us you waiting for? $T.$1 P.ith - • John $1,111 annually - near downtown. Ideal home and tacoma-il rooms, 12 room. ow r.Med year 'round. OWNER MUIT CELL Priced at a low $15,105 DONT DELAY- Call now to Inspect this property. SOUTHWARD Nov.1, 1965 -Pass7A 115. Auth. Par 851. nia ________ INCOME PROPERTY - 4LPluata, F.sda Sesdi ____________________________ - Selected Offerings - 'fe5b0ul •fftos or small bUln.. Hwy. 17.12 sear South SemInole Rank & .ini. Liii. $114711. _______ ____________________________________ DOW. lit. it. Pt. 511-4513 95. House For sls PIE.? HELP 1111.? • HELP I ML, FraI house, pailS reid, Lake Mary. $1,400, $11. Yourself S. the home at vr eheles CALL KENLI W. TOSS. WAEIIU, REALTOR let him help you find IT. HOME $ wa. partially fur*Iehed. 0 located at 103 S.uth Lug. hut, truK tries sear Perk Avsnue Sanford. PIer. echoel. stopping. 07,111. 312$ ________________________________ dais lU-Sill. _____________________ Pot a tart. $.bedroom tome with 11' frontage on a clear late? This onc has a cornplately iquippsd kitchen, rent porch overlooking Wa. tsr, shade tress on spacious grounds, - beaut1tull land. seeped. Ideal location for childrsu. Catch the big fish from your own pier. Do. Inched furnished apartment Is rear. Owner leaving aria priced at $17,000. AVAILABI.P _________ photographs. tail. $1.1. 13* I, 81 .11, Call 111.1111. PaqUasT _flJI Pi ii Ink and wait rpIstlI 'em • 4 NJE1) ELECTRIC Slew 6 Issd a. AptI$Ur - ___ - AJØI*eN _______ _____________________ -- I __• ,i$ISIIJSII,111d.fl ________________________ - " I II Ill It $7. Bo. Rta1. Cruniley-Monteith Inc. liaR C WISHING _____ 1 I _____ os.dT,.mbese,OilsAUbsle DID YOU KNOW ttai 141* JfsV $11. Pb. 11541$?, aiONPOElXNn.w.Ifsreill uotfIesMacb'ais shone ant FtttM is'. P11151 but LU Duplicator I$st1 ream 5.1$ Stencils Quiri 1.15 Special N.rdc SOS 15. Spirit Milton. Man a.?s Duplisatini Fluid, gel, 1.51 Was. Ink 1 lb. WUUs_I JOek*15$Rg ServIsS. at Small monthly rates. 11.13 A 6 P OtfisS listhinas, II? East Viral utriot, pt us. I Paints. *13.1145. 1714, Sanford, Fl.rlia. Distinctive p.tisU5 lena Ii iiis$I4ILMIM1I1N BROKER 112.1111 III S. Perk s,_aa.r.*_ ______ R.l Estat - A. WHIJJDON, SR. __ - .Is10l1IUIIl.lSI ia,. s.assis. BERRY'S WORLI) 31. M$I.1 lauIzeats _________ 12. HpirW HoUses _____ - - ,• P ____ - 1L $.5 l mesisme 70. Miii or Fo.sk Help $4. Riil Estats 5515 77. Slsss aisskl*o es ispip 5514411 kl ' 5,1 0. pita * supØes a.us II. &b& or Woman for rackags FLUNG lEHINOjE pjcij Man *111? A PhD goids sal... Steady employ' Ilollawsy, Nispilal, laby Located $ mills Nail of oiled. meat, tugs benefits. Inside on Hwy. 41$. Student Inetris. lid. T Dsp, Weak. er work.. Apply Pen Go/sIanlien. SIngle 6 twin sagie. ford K.stk. H charter. 15.0 Avistlas yr.CAR*OLTJI PUEIUTURE 115.11,1 ducts. ph, 151.1111. ill W. 151. $110114 ___________________ Fre. D.*iviut S1tust1 Wasted U. 5. CIVIL SERVICE 'PISTIl 'Tin sam. it-Ws save itr )Ien'Womsn 1$ and over. I.- Dais Work. Iu4$Ie. Automotive Ksstts.s * Plea curs jobs. High startIng pay ________________________ ________________________ Tools Short hours. Advancement. Nsusswot*. IabysittlnL NTLL ..Preparatory training a. I.sq $111. .u•pII• .Su!._iawaLaa is required. Thousands 01 jobe cpu. zpir1IneS usually Day. Wart 121.1*34. Heeptl. S.d. 6 ether ntal., unn.c..sar7. Grammar school Southern Furniture 6 Uphol. sufficient for many jobs. Pzpethsuld domasti. welter bookst on jobs, sal. wsata regula, work. III. VR stacy. Aid 6 Oak. 511.1110. aries. rsqutr.ment& Writ. '$1,. TODAY giving as_S sad ad. 50. Wiated To Buy dress. Lincoln sIr-vhs, Psi $1. Iacee Prspsrty Ill isaford Herald. SANFORD SEWING CENTER DO YOU WAPT 105 Se. Patt Lvi. 111.1412 The very bset inveutmist In MIW • WOKXW • OOUPLI CARZPRS $..ianle Ooty? Thea sss MOTEL 5*14 UI you Purniture. thess vs.Isss todays Quick mu. with the Cast. SUPER TRADING P 0i T. Would you Ilka a sew caching car..r in the growing motel S Unit Apt. kouss, .zc.flont on 221 * 111' tOt. WUION.MAIBJI FU3UIITURE Industry? UnIversal Motel condition, $choole, ..tabflehod sines Completely renovated, turnSill - Trade Pup' aIsb.d, termit. bonded. In. 1041, can train you to bi 111.1115 $51.11 I. lit Motel Managers. Assistant come $121 per mo $34,111, 11% lows. Mansg.r., Clerks, Hove.. 011 post cards. $11-ISIS. k..pors and Holtesses. Don't Completely equipped gangS, let lack of sapsrleno. or edu. 55. FurnIture For 551. cation hold you back. Melt all Inventory Included. Moand Interesting PIG- dern CII buiidtn.g on 3 lots. Frugal dam. famous FURNITURE p1.. Large earning, plus apt. Illes net sasuilly. IT,IN, aged bedr.om and dining AGE hO BARRIER . .. LO$7,011 down. room furniture. Many pieces CAL AND NATIONAL EM. show • no damage, bewevsr PLOYMENT Combination gas and groc.rl Ab$ICTANCII. price is % er less than rig. Trals at bomb in spars time, ii cbice location. $10. liv. sls.r rstail. 11011 Preight followed by resident train. ing quarters. Real letate and Damaged Furniture • Sales, qulpm.nt included. Owner ing in an ocsanlront motel. Hwy. ST-Il. Cassilborry. tthaacsd. Only $31,101. 11% Donut delay . . . write sow. AIR MAfl, for fti details. down. ABCOLUTPLY NO OBLIQA. MeldIng 6 FurnIture TIONt UNIVERSAL MOTEL AT FACTORY PRICES: ICHOOLS. Dipt. 3111, 1173 N. 5*1.6531 Ill Msaaella W. Itt It.. Miami. TIortds Investment I Realty 'Ill'. 121.1113 REI ESTIWATE III It. Peak Ave. DrIIkI AIR Iip Pe2'• I - 1965 51. Aitklss For Rest ___________________ _________ - IA - Nov. 1, 111 1011. ___________________ - mdarl Ho.. Rix IIRItICI'I PRAUTY lAWN Ismodellag preblama? P.1141st Put Ave. List ever P.oumti. problems? 1mg thea to us. ascii arranged. ImPIy Isis Drugs $514111, Peg. $11 ____ 501.5 Plea Wave psw 51.11, 0. Rsbb Ci 51,$1*1O* CS. • ______ 84. • Sds - 0.y :'.. CIsss1Ned - • .• - ------- -•_ - --•• . / I •• -- -•--.---t -! I 'a- - �- 4 S -- 1 I, *mi!.tl Pag. RA — . .--.. --.-............ Nov. 1, 1965 k..' Tue Word Power Way To Success 17 Th. lesdisi Laberst.rl, }1 Answers l.D.ehofth.gftlI,UIhi I0t1t5 the auditorium, has her eyes peeled for ElvIs. 2. There is nothing wrong with this second sentence the is written. 8, Every member of the "J0117 Co-ida" shouts her lunge out during our games. . (NEXT: , .1...) Por leisurely study — •Tb. Wind Power Way at $ueces&' Is book form. Order your copy of this H.psge, Hlutrafed book today. Send your sane. address sad $1 in: 'Wend Power." rio The Sanford lkr. aid, p.0, Eu IN, Dept. 27711 Radio City Statics, New York, New Yost IHIP. W,fttss tsr NBA Special SSTVkIS Every man to his taste, I sai And every rule has its role to play, With every always ae Id., her, Its. And pave grammariani nsedlmfits, "Every member of the Glanta have their hearts iii on meeting the Chicago Bear. ant winter." television sportsThat Ii a a man whose eutsr ta1bhg, knowledge of the sUited. of the flew York Giants footbill aquad may get him an A-plus, but whose knowledge of g*m. mar I. asro-minus DudngpOUtIc$l eoisventloni, when radio and teisvisloo put forward their best brains, this , , rule takes a pitiful beating: "Every delegate from ths ststco of the Union bu their minds made up at this point the proceedings." This ob. servatlon Is a little better, the then grammatically, Intormrdlat. and Young sportecaster's. so give him People'. Departments of the Oskiawn Baptist Chapel Sun. s.so.phas. met last Saturday Our rhyme stat.' the ml. day 5e ud give, two examples. Tb. night at the home of Mr. and Edward Smith for a first two lines are the cx$mpiN, sad the third line Is Halloween Party with S members presint to .njo7 the the rue, Look at it this way, and "spooky" activities. the wisdom of the rule be- Halloween characters bord. tomes clear. What word can ered the cloth for the refreshyou always supply aft.r meat table and there were every? high. Every (sin. decorations of orange and gle) is singular, Tb. word black streamers, black cats, everyen. even contains the witch.., and pumpkin.. Winners In the costume word one. flow let us Neonstied what the sportscuter parad. were Susan flea., moat weird; Richard Hess, Butch said: "Evesy member (singular Gelney, and Gall Denman, far) of the Giants have most original, and Paul flea., so (first inistaks; should be ha.) funniest. their (second mistakes should Officen for the Youth his) hearts (third mistakes Group were Initiated "Hallo. heart to a customer, so wean Style" by W. .7. Payne, one be it should be heart) .. •" The Sunday School superintend. last of th. sentence Is fine. mt. In the group are Hutch The whole sentence should now Galney, president; Shardn nsdt "Every member of the Futrell, vice president; David Giant. baa his heart set on Murray, secretary, and Cheryl meeting the Chicago Bean Slurry and Chris Smith, social gut Winter? And that pout- committee. lest commentator should have Those attending enjoyed ap. said, "Every delegati from p1. bobbin' and other tadi. the $0 stat.. of th. Union tional game. and were airy. ad refreshment. of cup cakes, has hIs mind mad. up." In general, the word all punch, popcorn, apples, and and the word every mean the candy. same thing. To be precise, however, the word all stresses group, the collectivity; the word every stresses every single one that makes up the group. Even here, however, you can be trapped. Moat people know the opening line The Truthse.k.rs Clus OS of Caesar'. military diary, his First Methodist Church, Ian. Gallic Ware: "AU Gaul Is fOrd, held It. October meetIng divided into thre. parts." In Monday at th. home of Mrs. this cas, the word sills singe. Esther Crawford in Lake Mary. Eighteen members, sotar because it modifies a sin- liv. and associate, enjoyed a gular noun, Gaul. But covered dish Zunchoco. most c.rtainly have beard the Mrs. W. P. Chapman give likes of "All California has the devotions sod a poem was their eyes on their favorite read by Mrs. Eunice Turner. Annual report was given by A word, befor, we sum Mrs. T. E. Wilson, treasurer. this very simple rule, about birthday song was sung television and radio broad. for Mrs. Mary llarU.s, Mrs. sst.rs. It Is only natural that Wilson, Mrs. Laura Purcell these talented men will make and Mrs. Mablo Alcxandcr. iramatical slip now and The class his a membership then. When they slip, it I. In. of 15 flva junrnbers with variably when they are talk- average attendanc, it 10. tag without a script. Three members have been lost N.wspaperme*s don't ap due to death sd one by transpear to slip, and that Is be. for to another. church. cause their material goes through editors and rewrite men who are on continual watch egainat spelling, gram. instical snd other hinds of errors. Radio sad television people don't slip either after editors have gone over the By Mildred Haney script carefully before air Election of officers tom the time. Getting back to the borne. Deltona Civic Association will work, however, the easiest take plac. from I until 7 p.m. way to avoid this most corn. Monday it l).ltona Plaza peon of all gramatical pitfalls where ballots wilt be provided for registered voters. A regis. Is to mamorlie the vers, voter is one whose ssso. tired gbove. were Simply remember that every elation due, for iNS midnight, Oct. a. muse sech one of th. whole, paid by WnRIIleI IN' the dikes It 1 sIngular, ant so every are John Dillon, mb.nl, stker part OS lb. sentence and Herbert Johnson, preatthat 4e.nds on every or Tident; Herman Price, tint fers bs to every *ust be vice president; Bert Christy and CUI Johnson, --I £ president; Isv. George 1. whIS Yip. Ovine, secretary; James V. watch your me .1 seek sad treasurer ., &I lISlE III tdis*jg Prank Dailey sad Bay Roil SUWI$ ulittEil S later, ftaaielal scretsry, and 1. BalI ci the gist., as James illioll, lick !avinsos. they entered the auditorium, Oldrlck Al Polur Lii. have Shut eyes peeled for ,v Cer. sad Lou Bunts, strlctdirsct.rs. Elvis LAI . men boys their wt. ito... is y ssrdp sistast lhã.lIN L Every mnesbsr .1 the tasted item lightning by l* ** small, angular rods pheqed 44V' "Jelly around the edge of Its root. lipse cut at our games. 9' .1 •• . L ,1 t .'.. I ':- . j1 -.., ). M. ) • A I I' •y •. . r", ' 'I .-' 2, '.. ' ____ k' ' I ' , - .q C ( ,' i- , .-.....,. ., . ; '. ,! 1 '- .. . /- 1.--rv i -I ";•:' 1... 14' 4 'I ,j -'... 2..______________________ - .,, •. : r-'- -. - l '-v.r A• - 1 ""'- ..I . •.- I 1* ' ___________ 4ç;r; k "' S i'7'..T' , .. . -:..;.:.;;-.-.-;.--".;, ........ .• - - ! - ,•••-•... -. M!i, .. •. .................. \.! " . . .I. :3•. " ?j,. • _____ .c .. . . - • ... t' - . . ISØ. - . . . .) -. - - - . -- ,. • o4 .... - • . L Oaktawn Groups , a. • h-I • • _____ ________ . -: b 12f -a-c . - ;1, t S ' .. . • .-' . :' J.. 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" ,..j :4 • 'P" -. —'I SiTf L. . l j,.1 f1tS I ' '. 1 , 1. , '-.. -as" 4 It L .Jp? •j 1) ,, , ' I rc)' .. , '. F.CI (4F •. F ..,, ," • '• l 11 p' l•ff 1,; . t1 'a' I ' . 4 , :'- - - 0 4 ...' . .4' [Itr .• •s Jr iI Have Meeting — ' - +' k '- '- 'p" ' 41 p a . ItI.t ' . Truthseekers ______ - S ..-..- • "" I - I , .•,• 114 j' 'L • .S a. ..;, 4 'I. 5- ' .1 '1' 1 :, - "C. . ' .Fi 4 " ' t j,djli - 1 - I r - :r J . ft ' - • - - • - .".• ' ' • - , IS L - • - .. - • -.- ••_31._ ., j J • ) ''-.: ,• 1- • 1.4p1 - :'- • .I ' F , •a '!!7 JI. ,, , -' N(. - • V. - . ford, to the north, d 1% ('IJ ç.. - iieighl,ors • I .... I -- • y 7, : "'r ,çv'iir '-a" 'if* " 4S4.I r - I ..aIr( , • I,,.... •; •• - . .1 I ..' line ith join - •- ')tIr II( Iglillof ' - 4. f'lw Of D(1Lr%, ro' th of is reflecteL in the 11e% in tli I, tt kgt oirnd. In - - a - f old chooI hl.Lndt, I ', ______ -• oni€d1t ind Dt 1101141 TIlt(ri)rie 1._ r--r -(cr ''1 - . • I • Ih'Jtonri ('ommun;(y ( luli (ilcittoul) is •- ' I'. 'xIIi'' tlu S'3.kPI &.&.11ltar of many ol th- activities at • - . t : •.•iprI-- Li III Enterpi i - — .51. %( • - ' pr m.t it lining th. hnflhtf3 of t.1h(' MOl1!O. 'I'o- I' .-- .. % Iii: 111.1) th -a - • (1.1% , PP4 . * ). - '..r....' . I ¶4' • , . -. -• '1 4 , - I. 1 '%ç. . j • . 4 I . 8 /_ i -' ........ .. .. .,. - I • - ' 4 I Civic Officers To Be Elected In Deltona . • " r" -- :v, .- - �I. • - _____ ''o' I1 ,.' r • 1: 1IWI" D cogIAflte ii',eMgrs,tbofDe1tcna a new home for the DSIIOn Ibiss áaastls and omit' volunteer 'Fire Aecoclatlo W1Nilb0 lb. I(aakl. truth and other fhv-fltbUn bu !jj ii Uvfl.d tbIz sore. plaaa.d emmsn1ty l bsá Ii Novsab.r 1911, gad &Thm progress In,vatoro jilt ItOW$ and uid Robert Jr. Math., ..CZ as, tary.tmuurir of ks Dolton owes OW .,,, Corporation, "will all play J4 b.a p1... u,00a &CM o f part and eontr1bts tta the we' land, fare of the community and Ii bee tabia pie.. is many TSltdSfltL "But the.. signs of growt am you see at Dsltons no that , pluM ..y .ilhsrs was nothing but a@ we just the b5ftnl,ig. As th psiling land, tb, trim and the growth of the community a to,tbm is & a&esleratsa even tutor In lb CaujibW eommmdty that it months and years ahead, so 1asll bunting at the sandal I aellitles to most lb Inersuhii needs will dot lb tnrt -day D.ltooa eys '*$ AN potion, from Deltona landscape at an more Impressive rat.." , ibeMisesry ante In the ha ii Mw M, mock and play. , • : : 0 • ' Ij 0 • • • ' FRED'S GULP SERVICE, STATION F a G ulf. DELTONA INN Is scheduled tq open its doors for Its firstquet room and lounge. It is located at the entrance of the Deltona community, just off Interstate 4. (Herald Photo) guests on Thanksgiving Day. The 50,000 Macku Bros. enterprise will house 58 living units, a swimming pool, ban. iii LOCATIDi • v • OH. and GREASES, TIRES — TUBES and ACCESSORIES • $ 145 HIGHWAY 1741 :• .1 4 D.IARY, FLORIDA Sb. SaMitO Iffelk 1966 Progress LdlUc Western Auto Assoc. DeBARY, FLA. AlmOst 00 mUss 01 water, gsad aews, mains have hiss hestalk let the most hoprisstv ed grp$ and proll.sS 6P4),Itoas bas been Is ion. iiit1cL Almost arotywbue. IaDelt*a today nisi and uiIN are busy ecssfrtact- ; Ingaswb..IAkga. flhghilafited by the Sicent .o*$stics of * $3C0000 en. psasluut. the DaltonaPlais abopplag eutir, this sonstric. tics phi.e of the eouuninity's gTOWtk II moving ahead by leapa and bounds. IMlag this growth Is s $111,000 Deltons Transformer Csrpsrst&oii punt keatsi In the io.awdty's saw itasa REM industrial perk use, the of Iatsrstat.Uwp Alether 1awazd..toppin ma,eM.sutiwtiosst Delo tois'p first two clothes$ Del. to *ethadlat Church and Deities' Christian Church, no community's that, sire. Ice -station bas, gone up on the northeast c,rncr of the IMsiusetlos at Dsltoee souls. rerd aad'the Orange City. ZaterprisiBoid, am wev" also include. 4 ' ' • 3 . Ij A; ~1 I Store • • - 4 ' _•I,, 0 0 house" ...t, -% orsanization an O , bows for Ms assistance to other groope Is backing up Civic to . the Ds$ary Concert Association Witch early this isarner was nsr.rabscrlbnd for the fall NW t.t. ,s,.., '-:1. .ltaddltloekhas been s Nipoaaor In orga'I't'Ig end idustg a planned program W lasirastlosal sad teens $sial i.tl,I$1.i jar the youth sim mer volation am e . Ist adult sothiiJs. yes ____ • • 0 0 - 0 • 0 r • • • j • • • . , 0 0 4 0 . • •• 0 .' - • 0 0 IS 0 _______.. 0 • 0 . ••. 0• • • —•. A • • .•. • 0 • - - — 0 . . —• • • • • • 0 . • . .# .. . . .r.' d • • •'' 0' - • •. • • 0 • , • . • iiis IN -.-. • - 0 •• • 0 grog to • . . . • 0 •. • , •-.-.. • . f ... . • . 5,.. —.--_ 0 0 • • ' 0 0 . ' growing labor market." The Florida Development commis. slon " Is cooperating In Industries r r5 rk. — . . 0 • 0 '• • ,I - . 0 -• *I 1.0W, GRACEFUL, LINES accentuate modern a pearance of the Deltona Transformer Corporation plant which will be ufacture 800 varieties of transformers and coils for the else. trical and electronic Industry In Its 10,000 square feet. Con. atruction is nearing completion. the first occupant of Deltona's new 15-acre Industrial park, The plant, shown here In an architect's rendering, will man. 1 --I. • Proud of our r_o__ .1' . •• • • •• I ___________ .. ..' t • -. • • ••'. . •. • •. a . : • 0 : • • • 0• : L'5 t ... IW •. • • •• • . • r , J'4'__o_.g.. • • • ' :'!. •'• 0 -. 0 , • hhIlIllIllhll • .• _______ ' -• ,, 0S • '5IW r:.w 4 .. , — : ___ -t • - 0 • , . . . - 0 • •., • • • . — .S5 • • III1Tl -, • •• •jS-•• - - 0 5 TOTAL S. I RESOURCES OCT. 18, 1964 • - COMPOUNDED AND PAID MONTHLY 0 - $1,320553,18 - PRESENT suaw — $2766441.07 I -.-- Plenty Of SAVINGS - J p'• •rg ssv, INTEUST RATE ON • ::; •'. hip o4 Recreation At-Deltona •... ••• i Si 'I. There Is no lack of reeree and plans are being made to also presed at Dellosa, and lion In Deltona with facilities Include $ swimming pool and for the nn.wonblppiri $ AM mother uturi providing taM. SOWII MU the club. buck ares Is provided at Lake Guises. house. for everything from '.b'"i l Tb0 community Club is But probably the most pop shuffleboard. Lake Maros provides a per. cur pastime at Deltou Is The most luxurious facility fact setting for club meetings, the water sad outdoor oppor. Is the beautiful sins bole 1,. card parties and other types Wattles provided by the 1$ 250 yard golf course and its of indoor t•.tI1tIm la= in and armud the dove. spacious clubhouse that make $h*e board is a popular topmast. Lake idcisroi I. the up the Deltona Country Club. past$iae at Deltas residasts, largest of lb... lakes sad Vol. Another alas-holes is In the and avis croquet Is enjoyed tons residents take full ad. *ssrtutureatthigolf coureVon the lush gross lawns at vantagsof this link of the $t. llkcam Park. Jobs's River, using Its waters Rorieshoes, softball, Litti. for flaking, swimming, skiing Bridge Club Isagus baseball facilities are &W plsuurs boating. ____ Adds Interest To DeBary sa growth. Aetbeasadois fordift to go Cuts No .. ONE OF THE MOST popular sports at Deltona Is shuffleboard. Here Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levinson get-a game underway' at one of -the many courts provided for Deltons residents. - _ Tobacco Bddi $IW YOU tun) .-.fl average psise for is shipped from lOt pomde of 'skins I •. : -- INAPIUL1OBSDal. tons was just begin. ning to flex Its growth muscles. The Initial housing area lower photo) ng to take shape be. tween Lake Lapanocla (left center) and Lake Gleason (upper right). ,q, LIII first families were just moving in. .iw5fl. U$ ty-six monthslater Doltons, had developsci IIPPa' photo)into $ lty us young cornrnunity. This same rulden. taI neighborhood had and spread li ed out, even leapfrogging to a new area east of We Lapanocla. Paved streets reached further to "t the pattern for more housing __,. 0 • . - •-•• •••. ., . •• : •• •----•'••• .' Progress. 0 ••• Build City Hall :w— flIZNDIWOOD, Ten. 'iI. I I This soinaunitr, (UPI) I,, 1'r found" by Quakers, pitched In elbow grease, mossy and I time to build Its city hall. t, P Tbe Chamber ofCommsree fF ). pie,hesd.4 lbs drive .fcr .ontrlbutlons. Volunteers did 4 t• ?,.,V1- '' most of the work, Including two ass who know bricklaying sad did much of that work as the .sa4ton strutMs. $pvel W. ewaw aid ep.r.tw, he. ,.uelIy re$vmed 5,.. a hip to Meals.. H. wee tire nlusd at *0,000. by b.t. lint Is eats. of Weet.m Aul.'s fe..e. Davis Tire., this The building houses a 11. bruj, police sad fIre di. left 0 AWO 9400 periments, City council sham. bess, mayor's offIs., work— ing stiles., and kltshus. In Uaadsi lopplee S 11kp I fUM., Usmia •P I 614601 two months, the eltla.na had T their building finished. But ' they made as thing .1.., — eve Ca When they dedicated the 115 Hwy. 11.91 kh building this summer-they • DsIAIY P, 4111151 • • _jj_:_____•.. I ::. DIRECTORY OF THE DeBary Community Center gives some Idea of the numerous civic, business, patriotic, social and other organizations which use the building for Its-meetings. (Herald Photo) arid 'Coon'. Capers se4ure... KINSLEY, Kin. (UP!) An Intruder left hItue foot. prints In a bathtub, over. turned a b.dside lamp, upset an ash tray and spread cli. ant butts over a bid. The vandal turned out to be George, pet racoon of a neighbor of Mrs Marie Cum. mists. George had inland lbs Cummings bosst through crack beside a window cooler. The neighbor, Mires Bury, repaired the window so George wouldn't ripest his adventures. 0 -• • do" - • - CLAY INISJUANCI - - % 7 As Smart Place .0 G` 6 For Good 7hings To Eat ! $00 flU--, 1P4$____ INIUANCI '1 11 • '•' 'flesgk the trunk fish, ' Uk. 055i it the Ml miS.iun MW Lad is Øa*am. Is a Me, n1aas NIL ISINL lIa, It has h,iilsble eris% flt ' p iy -dsflgerous eps. no coelty for preissliss. Ths Msiud. you save mostly. lost For the complete roof of proe bor imi sy. sad s argo lsi4us.001__, splhess Its beck -- o ss es What'. Neceuity? ' 51$. CHIlSilNI IN Tulle, ROIl IISMAN, Tells, ___ a*- ' 0_ -- -••- D Muy Ihrss_1ds eBary 0 , _• • J.•_ 0 ,mys,ijp WIJIIOW It IUsivI SYiruM 94d2llI.4211 NIIAYSIIN$I.7 S. - III III -_•lNJ1L1L,T0t,.•Sf I — ______--_ t r---'-r / _ • •S_•_-_ I I S I •••_- ' - 0 I L PSIOAY IVIWINGI I.7 _ 0 O 0 Sill AM. BiNP.M. Scout. Fly -fl ! ..•• , III HOURS__ sor 0••'-••----- -rF • IIIIII te... WIs*e4 Wleilii k.kkup., .— 0 - sic prof a - a save Mongy • DeBary Takes Active Interest In Politics MANHATTAN. Kan. (UP!) -Born, things Americans is. Bad as necessities for a happy lite rosily aren't seee.'sry, aays a Fuibnight scholar boa. Although this Is DO after a year Is Vl.saa. pal government In "Most European students eorpor&t.d community ci t have much Rasp, polittos stale and money As Asasricen uludeils tlosai liii. ate at utmost in. gaea ' few of there bIve san," lb. Acting c, o says Mi. Juan ma.,, a ma' es at Kaauss lists De mocrats sad l.pam. uninruut,. g continually gr.wIsg Ia mem bership and reipo".P4lIty u they back orgahssd "get M$M$ iI flUU55U3 5" i$p51$ 55 CHICAGO (UP!) — An In. sponsor iatormstIre_praas saUce's best flylag;Zagls !ne. compan y (Esapir) to acquaint the rhtlisi,1 with leont. U, Is the Moisten has added m$or'yc!ee to lbs their esadidsim, aid push ares. They an the firs 'ast.itrIan'i list of west likely ,nfw sglatratiss tbrovgb a whs rmscl'ed Eagle host rank in their yeusger hazard., their area. liehiIn year by members ci the clubs. Jam.. Lovell and Elliot he. traveling Do o, — 4 e1sUese ergulsatiss. ,NsssI two aflulos Ui 8$1-±b have wrlttss to SICISPI 550115rp13'ti through a diem mmjsr psi • .•, S quip low . 41 : The DeBary Duplic a te Bridge Club is one of many organization, offering real. dents at the community, home ci many retired persons, a Poor (Gold) Fish BATON ROUGE, Li stimulating interest and acti. (UP!) — Goldfish are gum. VU)'. Enthusiasts for the game PIP in the battle agalni come from several nearby water pollution. Humble Oil and R.flnln areas, Including lintord to Co.'s refinery at Bata south and DeLand to the north, is play In weekly Tuesday it. Rouge set UP lb. fIsh In task through which part. teenoos sessions at the Fir.. lbs water leaving the rsflu ass's Recreation Halt. Total sip gnu to the Hissiesipi meabsrshIp as at isle ; River, U lb. water Is in met sosat, was at more than dift ter the flak to usavis 110 an aidwomen. Winners of an weekly moe. .h'Aaet1lssspotstsmsu, Is good s hal uaWhealth. modIll agate loss are pu 11.b,d In at hut am WAS Wr bhub In sampffi Ma area a.wspepsrs as we 011414 Ash tole a these .1 the upielal master Il*biS I$7L ordIng Is PesplMs4w. — gemos sad series uch. Op • • • ' 0 • 0 . • • , • • .0 • • :! _____ abowi" *1 6"r4 whWaf movies of recent umas Which won open to the general pub. Bsw1lbMadmIiilsehugu. A policy at 'paaslng . d.fr. was laitigated seits, adlb. .....s at "fail moot showings — . • • • •• • 5 _ wau.m. as .vT at Its corn. ai. t.e ..,.g sv I., ma : • 0 0 • f DeBary i — .#1ar" 0 ••• . • '• .-••• . • • • •''. W O • • •. ' :•,, • ' 4. ¶he Delery clvii me" oe,ossedthesi4ulergu. heidirous he the sommeauty, Us played an Instruasatsi Iladev.lopa.ntdthe area. Undsi Ste to$4iiibi the Custer Delu7 Coum has bess eslug.d in racist )'elIteJtOarnOdeTD$I& mastlag rooms and SW Crw tam Where a con. plet& stock at Moped i4 sickroom aids and equJpaset an avaliabie for, lou. 4 I . \ • — pj. Aids In Growth ~1. •0 ' ' ?; . • community. "The industries that occupy the park," be said, "will of. Icr employment to residents of Deltona and the surround. lag area who have the proper • experience or background. "In addition," be said, "the l payrolls generated by these • Industries are bound to strengthen the area'. overall economy. They should provide Usound base for future growth a this section of the coun. Prelee has stressed that at the Deltona Transformer Car. ponatlon plant there will be no age barrier to employment "so long as the individual Is qualified for the position for which be or she applies." Elliott J. Mack!., executive i vice president of The Deltona Corporation, said that nego tiationa are being held with "several other firms which have indicated an Interest in locating to the park and I kWaffon , I * _ • •- • 0 $ ' o GULP GAS, Over III born., have been 010 under con. I5Pictd otrustics: Noady. 100 -mUss .9 bud. UI45I4 rood. aSNpIStSd or are mdar eon. U Deltona, which In just threes said the firm already has In sembly and fabricating lyp Years has become a symbol excess of $200,000 in orders, facilities, is located at lb for growth and progress, this He estimated a total of more southern end of the commun year launched a 0,0 square than $eoo,000 in sales would be Ity near the DelIona.Deliar foot planned industrial osrk achieved dunnr the first t Itt.?..h,PI,lI ,,I tntp,at.t that will bring, clean, light In. months of operation. Highway 4. dustry to the Mackle.buflt Prelec said the firm will Approval of a change In lb I community, employ up to so persons In its area's zoning to permit light Already in operation is the Initial operations, and that smokeless Industry was grant park's first tenant, the Del. the plant's expanded cap. at by the Volusis County Zoo tons Transformer Corporation, acity calls for a future pay. lag Commission July 12. manufacturer of transformers roil of between 100 and 90 Robert F. Mackie, scene and coils for the electronic persona. tary.treasurer of The Deltoni and electrical Industry, me DTC plant was custom Corporation, stressed lbs The new corporation, whose designed for transformer creation of the Industrial pan president Is Michael G. Pre. manufacturing by The Del. "will In no way change thi lee, is housed In a 10,000 eq. tons Corporation's architee. pleasant charm and frlendi3 ft. building which was con. tural department. Of concrete character of the community scted at a cost of $123,000. block construction and corn. The Industries which wit Prelec said the firm will pletely air conditioned, the one. locate here will be clean an manufacture over 300 types stony structure will be built quiet and will produce n of transformers and coils. In module style to that addl. smoke or congestion." Former president and gen. tionai units can be added. He predicted that the in eral manager of the Florida The Deltona Industrial Park, du,trlat park "will make s Transformer Division of York which Is designed to aceom. significant contribution to th Research Corporation. Prelec modal. between 10 and 12 as. economic weU.be!ng of lb. -- . 0 Electronics Firm is t 'Tenant'' In Deltona Industrial Park I na Numbers •_______ 0 - �- / I I Enterpris., r Ost.en rw' ': '1 41_ V., ; Y# 'Good Nighbors ob"Ve, tbm w" Iagij F til DeBary AARP n Jo Peck This American Association at meeting ground for all Perpsds=W was and groups WernStild after the Omer National RdIr- tht problems ad NO"Per". how 11 W a bomw an gaad ' -- Are Active 250 "W 1 T .14 T' 77 r K r Ied.rI - W - askitberw "Glatiom siese, kv* Wt, wbm al. tam Sater4 5801. lows "a dm to dw 1 doo of Benefits derived through, The organized In IM to SAM Americans i - include $5 and over. Head national otgsnlUUCS rim aldo. dip Washington. D. quartered on be:r of the vation's .. health InMANCt. ISCUM the liMing non proIIt organlza• world touts, an isgwitios. . ums for ma t.1 servicas off" mom-, having as only purpoi to bets of the chapter, according. cajun and to to Mrs. C. T. (Marg*) Mrichto V II In 46644 civis, -' esslil or. (INI'S lshitrsu$ swI.dgs& by 1''.thss, as well as the ___ . ' -, _ s.iiI MSI*IS$ &I$etPISS 15157 - " now UAW em dwppft center, and %4" pa* - M bb the low asesh, D.$ssv SM DsltISS DeliMiT PLAZA a modern business complex in the heart aa 7*n. fliMaaaysusputl. making ft u sldpss$ if of the naighborja Community. One Of chief "ena' @"my agencies said orgmd- the O*m Same arult j• In We" . fo this e be NO boundarift AM what labs mom" ttm wan is "bw snub ad the '. boa "All. helps ft ow. P1 explosion."Gro . saw of the big monlad Dsltiiia,wchl ist'J.ms* of Sominol. Cm. j,' fr: is this DcBary branch of Ui. DeLand Federal Savings4 and fi Loan °' um In volusis. . there are growing tral 5'T1d1' ehurehu Bud of Os members from either of Lb ..p nslghborhtg communities and Then two eommu.., febas in "Ch of the cow parontly destined to NOW" with longtime mom. closely "IstedI, presently Art bees who now reside In Ban. clund rofts hill :: ford. bssvtlfal short. pl.county membership wum WIIk also ii noted, for lutes.., MidliP ssa4bi at the lAnferd Story Lugie, Lu uter- r• ' -........ 55$ INk nearby columbitaso Moor. are a strong Firessn's Assoand many school EMP& In C.Mmufty Cat" am am 644", thers is* especially Little Rod Sebed Room Is located on Hwy. 17-92 in Central Florida. It @use hft"M d law es. ult eduad" oester), 08. FUM NATIONAL Bank of DsBa17s which (Herald Photo) 2100"w suer civic p"Joets in the heart of DeBaZy. hin the We tow has an established Val. snW Its door less than two y4M AV, 1103 An won AS tad4slft a gab rated Ofl,Of the fIfleItIflltltUU011IOf Its kind iatTluDsps,$asst and lr,lndlfl in inialalnetrel WhiSk 11*1st eltiisu, adult, sad show with the east made Up It "A ems to sell* LZ wak Is "Waseum of ad members froas both, 9to the bowling lann With 00" A nbdmn nb#aWM ad Rhaft stake td *play* borlog wassavalty to beserA fron nowwo ad the am and their unrest mciii the aiei as s whole, sages, peach.. and apples, to each year sot only assures Whesever we visit a city 'the most famous cities if the "tremendous absorptive -' id he da. wbbW hi... ale. Is In this city, , f$. trese, heaviJy plantid with face to collect dust, smoke, name only a few, are Mesas- ibise psop3e if coverage by l4 velopad as a "stop, shop, ly there are only stew, we trees- New York, Paris, Lu. and organic gases from th kt.r, located e sty to human Ut. In the cay. the department but also hels tufts a" wish to tarry, sent of Sanford on the Sad liSt" 05515? "en they breathe out through toward costs In UI&ISP of F' air." Of course without Vi51 , BUlb and cis. ta 161 ~ do IWO X is to am trees New "at equipmed as wall As hwm wad to 804 ad d town As Tnes ad As eommunitt air tatlas man Could W. Illy, of 00 rk" Methodist, Noselh ohm it we, the 4** As 2110"alc unsW condkkaws, street tempera. Ittrandormstbasuffacithe their loaves. Contributing toward rwelism Cbfldm% scout a boautital Only a" facmd" in the ume tommunitke have a run. turns srM Imm in ba summer m into had ta animals to Trees and shrubs a" be. of new ad npisesm" "p. .sm$ix if red brick con. Highway 41$ stretch frm down lock and are hot and weather, people pester to iii and It gives an oxygen for coming increasingly ImPort plies. J . • the .(4.st, rawling limbed .ek tows to be found say. P'P from 'secumulatlona if mo uta1 Pletids Ø.rle 5afl4 if one kind '° ' it man cities and to wns, Be- Treea borease the resale nationwide regulation ers-fIghuag, InJohnson's sesdiag to the American As. value if borne tarntmiata. program if beasWkatlu has elude calls With I*1ItOI eM S I • I . Beds with beat". I '''*•t NEW AMRICAN FLAQ has been presented by DeBary Veterans of Fo wan Post 8093 to the DeBary Volunteer Fire Department Ella. wort It B. Ogden,fire department president (left) and Thornton X. Smith (right) are shown with VFW Commander Earl Walker Curt a Redman, &;t vice commander (left and right, center), who made the presentation. (Middleton ' •,,.J Th*w, -,.. 3 ETTE 'N Oman 4 moom-04 any add Ww with do SAY possible that pow olool eas be do YOU I gasp Me • DRIVE i',? ' Ob, sad to east and so WSW will ad don a" eves Is wed a" ad wad florilds Me ep"Inoss IS west and now the twain are Who$ _7 ir __ . '•. --.I• Plumb'long •, JaJ. ' secretary-treasurer, 4I• o I - SALES and SERVICE • To Your Home ___ ambire No d iftft whim _ if do am is I" Es kmasisse T _ =AIM - V" ThLL ' . KOHLER RES ' ': - p • ?Ili 'N - --.ri.rrv---- 1 Ill w that • I I n ;; sliit $MsPI 1A the CSMU1IIUfl AMe. s & II1SI N II i i usia • fl1a FIIUW 775 Re tot .v 1I sc J e w . 4_J•_ IflIHF ---- CL ' i" e to other residents -- and so the volanteers take thargo of their wheel chairs and are vPop s C .13 C em p '4 . 5 foltlowins at the md .. I - :.*. NL ' i . •; • . ' '\t' ' • . .., ittjI-L 1 . • 1 ___. the b umd thl, I$ d4 by FOREMOST AMONG, MODERN NURSING HOMES Doe"y SIRVICII AND ACCOMMODATIONS, took Amy n Cambridge STANDARDS OF CARE. AT WITH MANOQ NIONUT MODIRAT@ 1tATsS. '' Cos. .1)'V7 ',T ' ". .•4j4 .. .4; • 1 " HTIRIMINT DUPLEX WITH , jr(,. .. .'.. arrand" mov 1N0 IPIT UVIN. IN AN NIPOIMALMANNIN. • HISPISIT STANDARDS oP CAM AT MOON ! s"' • HISSIUST UTINS UT ACCUDITAT1ON fl135fllft ' . , • "VotO SM An annual pleak hold beautiful at -•. I i RON an Ina ORANGE CITY, FLA. .. Blue by geld the members and frkdtogo planning meeting was preceed- southern "hush puppl.s" and mom.4 by a wiener roasts club pre- ?attoiwui.g rs V N __ 2700 Another sm" am I o the pr*d leader Zafl club Is Me opeasselas ad Ash- umm "noun" dk#CJW d the rAfUS "_ ans is way paw ft" sit. athims ft one Of am DOBW CMJWKUM with 6$ at Del-and. PM Overall elvis pnoran at pm tted a discussion us traffic vding : summer recreation pooll a In the emmunity. How traffls accidesti p. ea s, TON*, R511A a, , BIONDI SHELL SM GINS1AL AV *1PA WUC&U suvCI s , , NOW$ A MOTOR TUNE.UP ZRARM "1 1 1 1 1 1 1P IBAn== Wiwd Aduft - IWO a" We* OM 1 DAYS ~- I AA 20, 1 FJL N Utghwep 17.53 e iu.ssi DAY. RA~ ACM= M8 MLY RM NI MUST COACH. Located On Beautiful Lake Susan •. . per p..pb.r Isferanties Writot — • •. / to adult lead: IMIP.INCY NURSING AflINTION • * d new members sardW tot Springs 1park on IM a. Joins sefty Semko est 01 fIshing clubs held each May with Installs. e.aaand ii the Cestliestal ft* are On bers. in addItion a number is uuui Gum I vision In another room or find home saw ant including movies, *0 lbe girls, and reersatlon for SAIU — *ccuiiom , C, voluateer who writes letters survey In Dusty last spring speakers, and refreshments. was rated the best organised Xesthly flaking trips es the club utivfty County- AU 44 IN ajey4 by club Tb. major projects adopted pistiss at Suaglow Pier In all club members, boalth 1W have sm of I" saw 48 ow 411406110% Ii::4ii The ' .. P.. I s NIT £$?OMSTWU SUSYICS CISTUS a.! i is may fiber oemetak e DeBary th ary _. I work, from Deland, ,esday.venIngif,acbmcath be selected SM plated Desert, r4.Lisg if, mat what was involved in corn. fers Its sees 110 male and is. pleting a snccsufvl PtOjKt. male members programs of .ia later" .1 • .I. Loadboltz told the club mom- v.-.ea a • 4 wus . 'i.r"5 Ii.., ban •_ L?I. wait "do" county "low ide area. -. Arms. -. - • I I & , te A hr chore. IwWts Often enjoy "t.k. ing a stroll"aboatthe Waor I II IU ervoimdsff thsyknowavol. vateer Is with them for ready assistance, often $ patient slakes to divulg, a guarded M ber bit of tformiUoa with $ becommunity of DeBary, chants, are offend to lbs boy loved relative or friend — unity agent In charge ci successful GULF PRODUCTS . Largest setivitlas for the coming par. • WIIIWOOIn . M 661 to..nepeopl. from our. P iifl a suns"la'. the front • ' entranc. patio or a brief visit Club have On" for pro" located on Highway 17-93 MW sm Catching the UM *ts AM Made Plans for club north at Sanford and home of fish. the fewest IM, Om big" for the residents. many retired persons, boads Sad Asb and the smallest bobt larry, Leadbolts, assistant one of the Urged and most l9lection ad the club Are Gm. Waskington AI A POLL also this with a discussion of topks of Lb. day, If there Is evident dealte to chit r.s.,enti way w heeled about and j & . i, l Members of ,. & MWO a" / aim .S.msSMse, sa —' 55ll1 laSSIE ow , It a .- as mesa.Es diNah r1..T S h . . i c edu ed DeBary 4-Hers Has • * .. Medvses end lbs igus wars ld *a duM wL llolh jW in mW dwwy. I&M '4W an Codes Smonvillak a Tb. • . dn" And =. g ug vOSUry Iflu vOulil ___ i Year's ACIIYIIiSS . - 143 that Oft Photo) C nd*1t*10n*1n9 •• __ COMFOUNDID 9UARTERLY Involvemen t h ars are (front, from left) Milene, Cmwf*Mt reporter; Laura Thuream, and Debbie Potter', rec. •t.*ilS awua,iC,, ..,i5. rel ation1..,Ia,'I Ih..1r T..,s.0 T'dhl+.I . Ident' Carla Anthon vice resident' Mart '1runam de Thursani effa* &DO JORn BtOWArk 8381statIt County Utension home economics bathroom :Y' bitsinessa.d shopping vision. The bM, week &a hign Jan ft. throughout the COW&,na. tion. ' planned Areas which are to to located rounding communities - from andicapped by loss .1 clear • . W bush ' woo ad Was 110110'ers Ity with our Western loved resembling birds In ecalost Add the btllisae if 15 typifIs. islet PUPIl IN pi small IN - as Menaa or J designs In a p Cbiletaas, a,. In and ON hove the rich sum if honda fIswejjpg Id PtedIU height Nd quieft . Heating FIM 'iil'. .. DIVIDEND Dslt=4 irhe Meow residents. read to thsm and often follow they' re meeting to Who gooesegry. -'tt the et "" is tag. as well as the latest In pbafli if slam.., er tit*iUsi3 pN14. the Bird or Paradise, whisk of tio . - is , in , Aled homes across Winter flowning eclArful NNW, Dolton jor department store argent- the people ship In clubs dIrected' athorne happy dO MMNIM. SM CURRINT Bible reading and perhaps __ - .> 611m&1A8 wo rowma sulaide, You DoIARY. FLORIDA te L _Iy/flIPr._I,1 ,. .: fro am amist am will 1141 wubdmd ft kwp up with affairs of the —_—i_-' - All 6 volun ers. Patients and rssldents of the Manor who d.srtv love to ___ . ' Oriental Flavor Adds 2est AA Ins end electrical Contractor. AAd 11CIAlir, fa the meet Part sation,"he said, " and should " After just a little sum than —i— DBARY, FLORIDA HIGHWAY 17-U MIMS or space worldIt with accustomed day . , planned Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION U of carefully * ederai WhisBut Eliott 3. Macid., ezecu. Dish chain food store with live vice president of Lb. over 11,300 square feet if D.tona Corporation said the shopping space, a drug store, a .barber shop, fabrli shop, a addition of 92,000 square feet S. post office and a plumb. "retind"' &M yet with amt- own be able to announce the two years, are alrtedy pear. lag pitsosal schedUleS of addition of iUul mother large Ins nearly $2 million a year home making gal PhItan- retell unit at this shopping into the "onomfe lifestroam throphe projects, Including center." of this area." civic and church work, to. Mackie also pointid out the But, ha added, "the Deltona Community. am 5O1i.,Ideal . red berries that last almost be traced sot to musty .r uri.ll,I space In average bedrooms a whols year, Included among tension but to a lumpy, siasy '. •- ii.. W sad gay these are the Holl ies, the In. mattress five year. too old. The big push Is to upgrade am of -reading In bed CdK 0181114,18 $90 Is T10f- an popper, pnaclmW and zborts to shore up the gag as to the " king-sized"bed. It boards Nadu is ww* noting that although A sleek headboard will hold Me gardaw It You know Y= ArdialL Ali of thosol grew 6 with plYwood f comfort In #pact. plantmateriulsothatyoucan mostanywhstelnylorids,al the mattreuertosoften the the kingalsed bed IsifeetO conservin styli desepteJerAM. lump. with quilted coven Inches wide, It takes op less asleet plants that at. almost the ,.ed locatlos and hoflues do net don't come to gripe with the floor specs than twin beds. IYIlUIWWhU In fact, the old concept of Rare 1ITUIafl a, particularly thrive with salt basic problem. partlialar M5SOfl U75 g pluto 'tM rJt. twin beds with matching a%)ght $INTON,T.L(UII)-E. With bed, night tables aid tables just doesn't jibe with S. Harsill of Binton, a, retired St the leestie.. Perhaps the meet cuattlag dresser I. perfectly adequate the space available In mang oilfleid wilder, Is considered tr'spkak ass the bnifliastig for maap if us and will preb. modern homes. ass of the tiny group of psoPeat.. able antkssws In' In do eM lbs vasisgatid fo&ps5 we wo f Iwse s these aide if to assist... Is ,s sad up -es be — - These we always boa fail' abisk s lb. ads.- shire, ,, • -and DeLand F a::,so:s. IaLscaPtnt and beautifica. in various parts of Dritons as DeBary, Orange City, Enter. , . generously of their Urn. to the Ilanor as a - Women of - _ 4 ' s shopping la za P :1td15 C 0 m m U n Ity participation was only the Ltorinulng of There Is &pace for other poll wW interest In the well being Dolton'& commercial lexpan- tential lossuc of residents in DoNary Manor, slon. Those outleta, with the As. a nursing and eonvaleesent H. said the Psza's acres sUng?llehalni super mar. care cuter, ceutititu om of have been fully plamied to be ket, physician's offic,, hard. the important touts in sue- the business bah of the com- wan store, and utilities office coca of this lastitatlan laid- munity, with additionsl stores are designed to moot most of ft to Its excellent rating and and office buildings and a var. the consumer news of Del. inclusion in the spptovsl of let7 of other busin.'s, covers. tons's resldsnls. Lbs Veterans Ad*'ntatratlon meal and civic enterpiises. told the ddleados which has high requirements "We already are negothat- audience that this. expanded Indeed, lug with a major national jun. facilities are desired to serti - made VWIUI to Thud. IN 51 PIiS1IIII JIIV Twier d the fts if the stiftest skafles. scratches appear as the dress, tags (In anything of this ways amasof by the magnift- honda Nirsuyaes gas a borne furnlablflgs sales- Sr. The new bedroom doesn't of being lightweight and flex east display if colors In the Growers AssocIatIon. It all mu faces Is selling now bed. quite suit the *14 titrsture . making a Sudan .4.. during the win. adds op to the fact thit V yes ding to the eons.cutiv. home- either In $paN It aflugi' bed. Is so drab and di't bow trupical plant ma maker who still has the suite let bss A. romantic and handsome ft the eeld then I" shoM knew she bought As a bride. eslerles. lathe aonth. Ito mat J "'s the reproductions if the tall, W4 am I ass guilty skies with lot for what sea... It to In Pill ask him for advice ix. on mattresses, tempt Us to four-posted canopied bed are, if my cant.mporariea abrube, trees, s"nu" peren. 'ta,, are berried pleats piouS mattresses to last far- think seriously if change. I have to hand It to the new stile and bulbous plants Ia which thrive all over Florida over. I will admit that It Is don't bow whether this will mn headboards for tab. P Excellent •. Ceoked '.. , omen Trend Is To karger No -. SUNDAES ps _ flS Amaze I :. WIN onyx Tn WORIVIII MUT ZAT1W CMCIKZN "a stapiocs of the Florida _ miss heukes the Allut$e." cording to Katherine Z. KnU. mutty Indlfterence to beauty onIn as wait as aesthetic provided for placement on 1`0810142 ts Colors in structures, dw an Jam get. or, dirsda of am gnu Bar- and saithatles In general. TAt value, which it will profit bomm WU hall at trees, in every land owner and corn. who are subject for such on I* and generally the leafy bars, Cal., Botanic Garden, a us never forget th 'community in spires a sense if urge" tree Is estimated to addition to the beauty, P munity and state to heed In well, being, a feeling if boa, have a mUllen leaves, a total vicy, lumber, chemicals, and plan i ng for both present and lion, the fIremen this year $ts1?aseuhostility._list INSifUICTeSwith fruitstheyproduce,likeor future. America caunet at. have .m a:i:Mi J street signs where ford to become ugly - bib. placing long run. It can progreas only Where seeded throughout the 4W& Manor '. . . I • fMiil, "t as on population ex"Ads. Services offorK other than & planted '. I DeBary . . •: Hackle SOW dirty trade In ths mars attractIvely man to breathe. • HAMUMMS 9 SHAM CONM 4o YREM am. if noit - actually corn. . Trees Important To Community ' from launched n YA 1011 strew" set admist some of Sanford to Now Smyrna, cles. prIee4 D.Lsnd ' FREEZe, ETTE I I!ALTOR NOTARY PUBUC shoppers mobil. Am,riesnhsm, __ Check With Jo" Peck $ DUIRY'S NUT . Dsltona!s new $300,000 shop. 10,000 reiid.nts and bargain the community progress.. and Sanford n center w formally defl hunting The second star, of the 'via Orlando and Dalr ated June It in a The dedication, by Plaza includes spacious coy. to" $..ch. prograrn attracted the t*sdltionai ribbon- cutting end sidewalk., a latge land. landceremony, marked the acap.d area with stating Si. pletIon of the second state of cilitin and a paved parking WU :. -, . - '. SIfrjW Deltona P.-Jaza ' Only Bc%ginn ing' Of at f with SHOPPING CENTER at Deltona Plaza covers 36 acres Cis, _Chm1m __ _ glass ington monthly program. with In is me of the ares's landing VVV%I spoken bringing erv'ce I formed ganlzaticni It OcL ,by in persons. Int"AtIoN 00 such subjects nift 11j Jj,Sl .11 VVUIJ Insurance, boom. tu chapter are social security, highway safe. Object.s if the Dey Tire ectlos and deal with ty, Of (1) and the "loboring " those problems common to PortAnce. and Activitill Of the mwft Ad WW*IS0 is Fv- as" and retired persons. &W Washington, D. C. headquartvkled by a competent force CI) toeatabilshacommon_era. f lobufter firemen Who are • wsfltrala.d In use of modern . U '. - Wa than 250 at the proud time, Um throughout the states and -.' ,.. • with Volunfeu Fire DIUARYS FLORIDA .r Li aws from the 49 1U4 i .' all ore r.snsucauy, more 'con blems, latest Information on pertaining more successful. l omineii ly. Thm an molre Um W.. to geniff citizens and data sh ome. Coo members. DeBary Chapter A with An an Federal laws; a Active membership of more by chartered bus to attrac- (Herald 0th) Association. .., w der L.. , __ . — . • . _ Manor DUAIY1 FLORIDA • • P.O. In 240. Misip Nwhis 3nil POWN "&4W'- ARM COW M WE GIVE TV STAMPS - r _T7 t 4I- I f / �. . .11 __ . 1. -1 - S- . - . - 1.1, . - .- - • --.• ____ ________ . -7nt a DeBary Manor_Near . ft I. 5•.S• p I .. . -, Is .~ I Over the lake and through the woods stands a monument to the historic, fm-whiling days of early Florida. It Is the hug, mansion bout around 1863 by Count P'csd.rlek Do. BUT, attr whoa snf cede uslgbbotlng town In Yolusla County was named. The Count, a atiglin by birth, cams to this country over a century ago Although vST7 poor atbis arrival, the Count must have succeeded quite well In his occupation Is sot, agent for Nun's champagne, for it Is known he lived In New York among the wealthy people of the day. He built DeBary Hall, as It k n own, about 1868 '#I,!IIS ,'•I a 11 S . 1 0% 1 ~ 11 1 ,, ;.I1. .:i a .-. ••• S.'. •• • SS0 :'' 4,16 :' .• - en • S. S ..e•. o •-.. .e q IS . S ss..e•e.e...ee , : : : ::: :: ': •.-• ,• • • •.•ø. • a ,a .. S . . •. • • • . a a • ~ li a •a eee.• I.5,. '-'h. a • •. 55 • • • • 11 1. .5. .... S ' .e S 5 15 I 15 C •l 4'i•• f'I'. ?) I .• S . • n • n n •........... Pr :t ' • ' ea 015 q.s S. •• S . . #5 0 0 • a •• 0 0 15 1550 is : .....'•• • • 5 a - $ personal belongings, including old, carved wood. en decoy used while duck hunting, -.5 ' '"' ___ ,.I , I Count to his friends from many lands. Among the notables int ertamed were Edward VII while still Prince of Wale., David Livingston, Grover Cievuland, Ulyses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee and James G. Bla ine. Gen. Henry S Sanford, the d .-. I . .. 1 , I I I . ,~~ " ~~ *,: K. I . . . ~ 1 1 i ~. . " ,i~-,~-~,, - ~ ~ r'. . ~~,"*4 ftft ,%: to '. -,: . .. ,.*" ' ; .._ I " 711 I. - _-~ I 1 ~~, ~ ~i ia way, prohibit mobile homes. chilecture or any period of ban keeping of animals other furnishings. than household pets, outlaw House plants should be parking of heavy trucks, ma grouped together to gain a chlnery or equipment In any dramatic effect that Is impos. .I Department Is center ' . ' '' c''. I— I ( I • • , '-• ' ' ' - ' I .;_ ., .. 1 t 1' . • '• Y I • 'C ' I ,. .. . ' . k '- . . - . - . " ..'• - I. 11 - -- . - - ,.j . _________________________ .- - -' . - _.... - _., '. - - I. '-- , - - ,# - • ' r •# -, . f... A. - . 1 ' . ' --'u-'- r , .. - ' -• , .. .5 ' .......... . '- 5,. ,, • , - t: ' -.,: ', s. -i"kp _ '' • 3 , . ' . .; ' .--,;-r-sr ,:,.~--4,- I..O. ...~." ., - VOLUNTEER FIRE :,-.::.:: ,-i c '; ''e '' , -. . . ".' ____________ -, - • '' '1 ' - -'. -. '& •____ ' 'I.. • ' )5Pin -I-U.k'•' '1P. 1-T.O i. .. " Lr • ' Home " - .- • I - - VJii. l iii '4!!.$t::_ APU ______ ______ -. I _l -- - I ---- __________ - - 5 I - i _____ - Tb. job can be completed will fit snugly into place. he i few spare hours over a The. neat step Is to drive i wedised AM osly costs sbeiit four.penny finishing nails *1 Many realtors estimate through the face of each piece of Inst no. and Into the studs. Th. nails Usat Use ed' red cedar nicest adds 'ice to should be tu resaloslo. ci The savings as lb. most IapoitaM factor, nail should be driven Into however, slurs Uti cedar sack eted shoed 44" up from pisa is s osr, etisu. this pee. humus-drives away pesky c,u until the satire betk. *othe. row Is completet.___ , • No wdbeard or otbst When cutting a sernar pleas, bw Is ngewary Is wurM k Isn't necessary I. be *frenrtsctaMll, -- "- ial'IF04- . 4,-----' - - . -' - • • S $ 'AMO Cs*d us.e a Cwd ausd -• . • ii NISIIWAY -__ MS MIS . I I - r-' RdWe IMI4M 1741 . I - IIIUS likE?. 1(5115* I i i I ' WVATCN TV s.,,i Cast., ___ IS1VICI - . DIMlY hYMN IJOSIASD - - , I . . - I -, - _ ,--•.. - ---. - - • - --- -•- 1' I or remo d with the to- Utbe areainggrnlablr among u designs submitted lazy mower, fog design Interest. Uphol sIkopt.v was used to P by artists from is countries. a t lbe entire turf area , apari. g walls a jastau the last of a series of The winning desig n w as against snow and mold dii- often In solid colors, while I -towers for a double chair lift created by Italian artist Fran. eases. Al appUestlos of Al. carpet Is getting all the alti kat reaches the summit.cesco Saroglis. According to a grow Turf Fungicide granules tIo, :11 connects with earlier member of the design panel, ,jj control against snow mold Rugs, of course, account I chairlift. on the lower slope.. Mr. Saroglla's design was a,. Developers claim they have lect.d for the wool mark for 4. Apply a pr.-.aargsscs Euyers have bee. mapping I 3k. longest lift system In Ver- Its uniqueness sad alas, ho. crabgrass costret to preveat used o.'imtal. for use 'wont. cause the Ulusiou ci move- crabgrass germination. One darn, Middle Eastern ai meat produced by Its swirling such material Is Putts. and English rooms. Now, *1 Where should you take re- black and white lines "lain' 5 See that the lawn has an producing doasitli C tugs from lightning during Sues the eye" and symbolizes been well fertilizid Is early leatals and rugs with gist. a storm? One of the best the timelessness of wool and Fall to give the plants themes with the same lustre jpote to seek shelter Is In its modernity In the space strength to carry them wools used by the Mud-w,s pou, auissn4e, age, through WhIr. era of yana ago \ [; RV"ING SMITH " - " WATER HEATERS : UPMRS Ownr - Smitty's Electrical Service 217 SAlT NISM RANKS ROAS - DIMlY. PLORIRA - - ____________________ GENERAL CONTRACTING O . . The New Gulf Service Station located in DsIton. -*- .. •1' - •- . -- -• -. - - • -- -_ ' ..- - -- ft.ma if Mn. Mail Asden.. Offis. Of Dr. Idwis Ie.Nhe he Sukrd as Sesferd Avesus Samuel E. aron INCORPORATED IYILOPUS OF D.IAIY HIIGHTS - • RI -. _ __ 668.5497 Un que - ,;--- -_ ELECTRIC HEAT I AIR CONDITIONING S PUMPS MOTORS RANGES PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT F THE OdARY AREA SINCE 1952 'Ibis central Vermont ItY.jA $1 -GL US W. NW!. 1743 - I _____________ • RUTLAND Vt. 1 1 ai.. a i • ___ - WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE lIEN A PART IN THE sands of man hours in 1. Kep mowing until lbs creates ever-changing p global search for a ma that turf stops growing. torna that keep a room look these require- 2. Remove all leaves from shy. arid • would meet lived-In. kiera now can ride a Iota, o. meats. nnal selection was the lawn. These can be raked The spotlight is on carp ),0O0 feet on Pico Peak near was m ade In London from ve now flI I I Zenith I . PIOMI OF PINS N4POIfl for an at. ob.11secaedaM ' I - SALIS & SERVICE w.a? . -. ASI$ vAllohls uwov*us - • _u. ___ 0L __ I CAM essential __ I I.ANIJAU • . ________________________________ 4 HWY, 17-9& DIMlY PH, 4I.4)$1 or Winter I • - PHONE - ar, OOL arid a basic neutral color by pile is hig h and the efteci most carpet mills. Add coral again, vary rich. Zieganc and curry, bronze, olive and the by-word In decorating =18 within easy reach. This very /s i cinnamon for muted, deepen- this luxurious velvet or to rich look, paced by wool car.4 tones that pets which set the styles In m eye-catching pattern of culanly well wi thcombine partl- .4 look is at home with Middle East. Century French and Eng - the home fashions world, mat- the wool mark i.e unique 'by em style. Periods, such U Empire h the new Middle Eastern design." Lastly, the combinations - Chippendale, as wefl as I "and new Modern trends in de- The selection of this world. die Eastern or Modern, eoratIng. wide quality certification sym. New carpet., although i . The colors are bold and in. hot was based on the requireand velvety are often rand 105 Ztense - yellows that are as meals that the mark must be LQWn sheared or feature cut-a :aunuy and lemony as 70$ can easily recognized by the con• uncut loops. The •ffects --Imagine, plus blues that range aumer to mean quality wool a natural look, or "bull from sapphir, to anthracite products and that It be sin footprints" The ahags, I and all the colon of th. sea. Bk. any other trade symbol When you start preparing are casual in appearance, i M for reds and greens, they already in use. your garden for Winter, don't viding a ccunt.rpo& for lou oo, are weI.Ie and rich- A panel of six International forget your lawn. _________________________ Hire are al furniture styles. The p design exports spent thou. five suggestions, of light on the shaggy wc I I 'T _____ STATIONERY - I . WaS Midas has given his think of empire an emeraW, am furnishings. They also add pink with purple, royal touch to carpets, and the look ruby And dubonast. warmth to homes that favor and black, ebony with bn In retail stores this fall Is di. All of these colors are clear the cold glint Of •t ii and These combinations spark cidedly very net. If you're and deep, evok in g an opulent SIASS, with Its "Yen modem darn op art rooms, so a rchitectural lines. as Eastern setting.. shopping for carpets you'll see background for Middle EastOf course, gold (thanks to Today's wool carpets colors and patterns and taxKind 311daa) is still the lead. very definitely the kind aransom. 3 a loch at the label and .You'll know that the price tag a I . _____ - • • _____ _l!,141 I L - --ENTI AL Colors, Patterns Enhance Now Carpets . . - " Red & Whit. Grocery COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL - I awwi Custom Bu'*Ilding , stored, It i.. 1i. to line the a od fall or winter project. Ps-ny for the valuable timber, second floor's bedrooms acup projects which will make a joints occur over studs. Since gooil be bw Coiling floor AM Inside the You Y to have it Later it Was broken up into ammodate visiting artists, bit with mother and will at the lining should be nailed to door. No finish ci any kind is wbsn spriná storage time smalle, I.t. and sole to di- guest., teachers and students. the same time be a big asset the studs, however, it I, advis. velopse, to dad's over-all savings pros. able that the studs be mark- required for the red cedar, In rolls around agals. pert.. One such project is the .4 before starting. •. -Installation of a cedar closet There will be a stud at each ', -: .- • I •;4 that will protect winter corner of the closet and others clothes, woolens and blankets can ordinarily he found by • • .e lIiDftDT D from hungry moths. measuring out from the cor l'Ir 5g.,'' Virtually any home handy- ncr at 16 inch intervals. i.:. 'P man, no matter bow new be Remove all hardware and _____ may be at the game, can be fixtures from the walls, cell . AND •, assured of a professional look- lag and Inside the door before kYi.i .,..•_. 1:-"WI Ins job when working with starting to apply the ced ar. r Sf aromatic red cedar. The ma- The first piece should be placAil' • r teslal comes In easy to ban. .4 with the groove edge down dl. places, all of which are and the groove end in the car. t.ms. and - grooved to elm- nor. This will leave the tongue . k'.$Wy Installation and Insure ed ges on the outside so that $ song fit. ' • the succeeding cedar . V Deltona U Bustles With Students ,Z. .... . ....I;._ pm _____________________________ _j ts.WA death, the cedar aroma . . the mansion had Its been converted Into galleries, ex ezhibitio0ns except that only one nail, %" and minimize the closet's of- glorious days, $ may be view. their homes and make them in lining a closet with red down from the top of each (activeness. The only maintea- During the war the estate .4 throughout the year, Other are___________________________________________________________________________ more livable, while pursuing cedar. the pieces should be once required Is an occasional Passed Into the buds of the to=$ on the first floor whit has become their favor- nailed horizontally, beginning piece, Is needed. To provide maximum pro- light dusting. U.S. government and was being used u workshops, Its bobby, at the bottom and in a corn er. tect for on the articles being ll Insta ing a cedi, eloise I. later soil to $ briber corn. classrooms and offices. The There an, several home fix- It is not necessary that the J district to rapidly spreading to window Is always lovely. They$ and south on both also he grouped on the aids of lbe highway, offering stepsmay of a wide staircase, on A variety of services and $ cart, on a table, or on a goods to the shoppers, plant bolder. There are tow churches In You can easily and quickly . 1 f-aD.Bary. . . Baptist. Method. dramatize a picture window ,"I tat, Presbyterian, arid Cath. or decorate an awkward ccr. • DELTONA "U" SCHOOLHOUSE, patterned ? cUe. Though completely In. ncr with big, handsome, and gram. Colonial Instyle, even to white picket after the "little red schoolhouse" of years gone fence, schoolhouse has two classroom., auditor. spirational In architecture, long-lasting foliage plants, by, Is hub of community's adult education pro. they are at the same time such as philodendron Pettus. ium, offices and Ii air conditioned. designed for future growth urn, Rex legonla, disifonbac. NW s-re equipped with all mc- his Roehnsl, or achtflsrs. 55' dens facIlIties. Worshippers of leet foliage plants in proper other faiths can quickly find scale to the room aridto the • Deltona MU's" Little Red tion in planned communities, church,, In several nearby lo- location hi the room where Coursia being offered for Florida history. Cations where public and parc- they are to be displayed, Schoolhouse Is ones again Inaugurated the adult .duca school year In. Director of Deltona's ad. chial schools also are avail. the 1065-66 Small follag* and flowering bustling with students as the tion program at Deltuna just elude: ult education program Is Ed. able, plants look best on small academic year for the adult a little over a year after the Art, auto driver tra ining, ward Talton, a native 11*. A new modern poet attics In tables or in small areas. I: population gets underway. community was launched in physical conditioning, book ridlan with a broad educe. ' A record enrollment Is par- November 1962 review, bridge, English for tional baeLground ticipating In the 38 courses Acceptance by the residents foreign born, Florida fish. offered D.ltona residents, was overwhelming from th e Ing, French, Old Testament, p Born In DeLand, Talton Is During the 1964-65 school start. Even th is past sum- history, interior decorating, ri ncipal of DeLand Junior High School. Prior to his ape year nearly 300 pe rsons took mer, when many residents investments, knitting, loath. polnt:nent to that post four advan tage of 12 adult educa vacationed in the North, en- ercraft, music, piano, cre wel sears ago, he was p ri ncipal tion courses and five persons rollment totaled nearly 200. embroidery and rug h oo king, of Dempsey Brewster El.. esroed credits toward their Classes in Deltona's adult Floral arranging, creative mentary School high school diplomas, education program are ta ught writing, consumer education, for three year,. in DeLand Frank E Mackie, president by qualified inst ructo rs f ro m horticulture, liquid embroid A teacher at DeLand Jun of the Deltona Corporation, the Vulusia County adult ccl- cry, modem math for par- los' lilgi, for sune years, he boa said "We's'e proud of th e ucation stuffs at DeLand enta, photography, world's was graduated from Stetson excellent response the adult High School and Daytona living religions, sewing, shell Unlvesity in DeLand with a education progra m has to. Beech Junior College. craft, Spanish, textile paint. B8 degree In physical educa. calved from the residents A minimal fee of $3 Is log, typin g, world affair., ties and science and MA di. and we will continue to ax. charged each resident who psychology, conservation of gree in sc..00l administration pond the curriculum to meet participates In the program. natural resources, coateca- and supervision. the educational and cultural This fee entitles each per. porary math. During World War II be needs of this community." son to tabs any one or as Speech and drama, Ut,oa. served In th. Air Tores for Miami's Mac kie brothers, many courses as ho wants omy, wildlife serlea, law for thrs. years and attes who pions.red adult educe. for one full year. the layman, choral singing. Washington State College - P5012W P0015 flflH P5W? S PUSH VISITAILU - E111EC'l ' CONTI RESID the north Of The do-it-yourself craze has room and then line it with red all additional rows are In- fact, If a enabled many home handy. cedar to create a now vu,- stalled in the same manner will seal In h *sai out unused space In ncr are residential area, and set re. .IhI. wh.n .l....L ,sI.... b,v piaiata SI V gulations for building lots as scattered about helter-skelter. to size. Building permits are A row of these colorful required for any construction. flo ring plants lined we together The fast growing business on a window sill or near I steamer and docked at a plor on Lake Monroe at the south ad ItoftoArtthe for its state head. a driveway called Man. tion alon Boulevard, lead!ng from quartsm This was April 1959. orint of the boum thed f The ballroom and living After the Coun's t rooms of the mansion be" finish Is applied, It things were n ever same man to Increase the value of pose closet, IL I . 1 , ;=,%. ."' ", WESTERN MEATS fortunate iocatio I . . ---,--- - .. - -'. . - Handy-Man Increases Value ;- -i - i~l a buck kitchen with apartment along w with business above, where the servants session, by many De. lived. In the back banqcet hail Is Bary organizations, a large case of preserved Lower photo depicts birds, which testified to the the fire station. Count's prowess as a bunter. The house Is constructed of cypress which aeounta for its The 2,500 acres on which good preservation. A hand. the mansion now sta nds was pulled elevator connecting the bout ht byPlantation Estate two floors Is In perfect con. Developers and most of .i dlflon and is used trm time lo ts were sold. The property to time. owners used the mansion for In those days of t'. Count's life there were not many a clubhouse, but, as it grew roads, so the guests cams up too ii f the number of ple sow0iving is in, ni. .ionna seuver from PlantsJacksonville by uidewh.eler ties Estates, the owners deed. DBARY MANOR -. 1 _ . TOP hEADS in the heart of the In local civic affairs during state's bass fishing center their frequent stays In the and lii Proximity to th area. glv, many resident, e ocean Dellary also Is site of the (ul, outdoor exercisehealth. while famous DeBary Mansion dtuj'al facilities, bo local House, built in the late 1850's and In nearby cities, th are the by the Belgian-born Count main interests of Others, Few decorative accents con. Climate Frederick De.Bsry, for whom is Ideal for year to the community is named. The tribute so much the natural 'round Living with the average ch4rm of a home or apartrain fall at shout Mansion House has been bo 3o Inches. ment as well-grown and well. Warm summer headquarter, for the Florida days are reFederation of •irt. Inc., since placed flowering and foliage Heved by comfortably cool plants, l5 and last t..r was scene Winter days are usual. are available this fall nights. , of the federation's annual con- inBoth mild with only occasional a wide range of sizes, with fro vention and exhibition, sts recorded. blooms of many different col. Development of the corn- ors and leaves of various TTTT"'enunity, which began in 1948, shades of green, and of num. was aided by adoption in 1953 arous shapes and textures. of modern zoning regulations Displayed separately or towhich, in brief, limit business. gethcr, flowering and foliage is to p rope rt y alone the high. plants will fit any type 4 or. ,:rr~, . .--~ '. House Plant5 Give Chaarm rm PLOIIDA Ml. ILACKPOID OWI4IR $ MANASII To The Home golf course's ro7Ung tree-covered view of terrain. The clubhouse Includes a snack bar, Wtair stiéms, pro shop, club room and caddie out arm SPACIOUS CLUMOUSE at the Deltona Golf and Country Club marks another milestone In .development of tha community's recreation facilities. Overlooking the first to. and the sloth green, the 41uI3housa offers a apsctaculat of much activity at DeBary, social and ott. op p o a banquet halls, and entrance erwse. halt running from fzont to shows the recreation back, two sitting rooms, two hall, where many gala pantries, $ large k!tchen and social affairs are held p D.*AIY, cation home by Senate Minor. locally by a taxi service and for the youngsters Another drawing card is the all ages, DeBary's ity Leader Everett Dlrksen of Illinois. Both he and Mrs. Dlrk.en take an active part the heart of en estate es tlnaat.d at 29,000 acres along the beautiful, quiet-flowing St. Johns River. Until his death In 1898, the large Georgian Colonial home was for 30 years the setting for lavish hospitality extended by the rooms, and on the we' ,is of the master bedroom is hanging what Is believed to be the original wallpaper, depicting quail and other wild birds. There are four baths, for which water was pumped In by a mill which still stands. Downstairs are two large Red & White Grocery Land, with easy access to the ity also has DeBary Manor, at least to working organusa. new Daytona-Tampa inter- one of the area's newest nun , lions ranging all the way from state highway, DeBary Is no log, convalescent, and retire, the Chamber of Commerce, tlonaliy recognized as an ideal meat homes. and Its -branch group, and Transportation for those divisions, to Boy spot for active senior citizens and Girl and has been chosen as a va who don't drive is provided Scouts, Xadet, and 4 11 Clubs V site Is now the city of Sanford. Even today there is evidence of the beautiful trees and palms which sw rounded the DeBary mansion. Evi. dence abounds, too to Indicate locution of t1,e Count's citrus groves, gr.,cnhouses and vegetable gardens. There are seven large bed. PORTRAIT OF COUNT DEBARY greets via. Itors to old mansion. Below are some of Count's ILACKFORD'S 17-92 between Sanford and Dc. own offices and the commun- with the churches, there are founder of the city which bears his name and a close friend of the Cows', was so Impressed with the ares that he acquired 12,000 acres across 1.tk. Monoa and astablished his pLsntatton. The Ii i Nestled among many lakes the heart of the business dl,. on a wider range by bus. In the rolling, pine covered trict offers box rental.. or Perhaps the most attractive hills of Central Florida Is Di. home delivery service and a feature of DeBary is the stun. Bary, said to be Florida's medical center and laboratory ulus offered by the abundance fastest growing, "friendly" is staffed In rotation by San of organized and active civic, ford doctors and surgeons. La- church, and s a c I a 1 groups. retirement community, Located on U. S. Highway cal physicians maintain their Not counting those affiliated - in ., "r 'Friendly' Describes DeBary Old I ... ..i!•C•;i •• , •m, • • • .1 . •s • ! S 44 .. .1 .05; •'5. 0 I I r l~~I_ft f. Century t.. SHILL ROAD md MONIQI AYE. - D.IARY, PLAS PH. M14771 �.4 • L4. . • :.__• • ____ . 4 _\ _- __________________ _ __ __ ___- _ __ _ -.-_-- ---- --- .- _----.-_--.-- - •-.--•--.-- ---. ____ ____ 4 _'i _____ L9ç_Pp*c1 ____ _____-(___ F ~v .4 __ r•. - 77 W r.L.' . • . • P 9t l • \ A P ,. .....: 1 C:I I V I it 0 •. 4 E VE • . . .4. .•.• . ' • -' P I' . • -:. .4 .. • ,... 4 • • 4 L. . I '.' • • S•.% C .r - •' I . . - ,..•. .• .•.•4 .. .•-,. .4 . L • . ' ' 1 - ' . . .......• . • . ••• J 'I -.• - 4. •• .. • • •• • - 4- . • - . 4... • • . . • . - •. . . 0 . •. . ..•, .4k, . ••i•.''• ) . s •. i' -' i • '. I.. 1 8' ': . *. 14 •. : - -. • • - ' 1, I I '. .4.. ,.. •. .. ' .•.• .4. i,1 4 •'•• •,- ..• I - 4 1 '. '4, , I . ._i •. •;.''•. ... FASTEST GROWING COMMUNITIES! .*•, ç•54, . . . '•l 4 4 DEL ONA IS ONE OF FLORIDA'S . •• _•,•i I 4.t F - 4 1 tt •• :- ; .: • .4 . •8 I '.• • , • •. .. •. '.4. •1 '- V .. • 4 4- I -' •_ ''-:'. 1 •••••• . I 1I' !.. 4 4 . .. . ' '. .••' Every day Delfona moves ahead with new residents and expanded facilities. In less than three years, the Mackie Brothers have completed over 1200 homes at Deltona and new home construction continues rapidly on the move. 'I. Learn how easily you can own your own home in this rapidly growing new community. Visit Delfona's many and varied model homes, open daily for your inspection. You can own a Mackle-Built home for as little as $7990. Down payments as low as $240, and monthly payments from $49.27, including principal, interest, taxes and insurance. i•. -- 61 - viow showing Doltona's hundreds of beautiful horn.. with Lake L.panocia in confer. Aerial view '. .y'ç ACTIVE LEISURE IS YOURS WHEN YOU PURCHASE A HOME AT DELTONA 0I4 11 r.' . . •. is / J •: . • 'I. LEFT: OverkoUng a fatrwmy of $)io Doltona Golf Cotrso. I n 4ddit': to golf, the swimming, water-skiing, boat. Ing and ilhiog facil,tsos are excellent at Deltona RIGHT: Deltona's shopping confer hes been vastly ox. p*nJed. Tho latest addlton is the new Winn-Dixie .•. • • - ...44w,..• .'• . Super Market. . •. 'If DRIVE OUT TODAY! _ DAYTONA 44 Daytona Beach 26 miles D.Land 8 nH.s MACKLE- BUILT 4 41 Orlando 21 miles LTONA Sanford 8 miles • qxf xW 1hfi V 'i I . ' • V ILU'lozky! -_ I brocre 'I.I.!.IIIII.. Ln Or call 668.4458, Sanford or DoBary Exchange of 4.. ;j - J; .ii • ., I ,. - • . •• . • . . '.."&;itW :. • • choola, munkIpálervice_-ill are ex -• two years~ moved into larger rat th, ip#rte a former Mayfair Ian (low. A er c;nr1nph:to).8em1noIeMeniorial F R.Ospital (top garden 1sp1a.nied-fOithefsmdo,A multl•milllon.dollar marina-jmotel three seasons! . , oilly . • --•. • ,.' '• •. - • panding. Sanford Naval Academy, in ____ ,•,• you our now 16 page full color - I.__ 4...-. _... -V:J. •• -—..1 _ - • , 1 —_VT ____ - •-- ___ _-_".r._u!..l •_•.. '!' " . $ • lei' port - underwsy for the wterfrot 0 - jIVW boardpl," Verily, _LLIJIL1IJf -r ilJVL •• ______ _.r - __ . 44 i_. -_•1 -_ .- -----. -• ' j :. It.j '- _----/ , __ I ___&_. -- . .. 4-4 r1.I - . 2tZ - --- _L • • I ._..: I j - i �'l *ect SanfOrd.Propeses.$2MNhion.bkefront Development Pro LII 11 CrosUc. Is .sj,dM mai ea Is INS msaam.ws 'a'.4utsbssWsdI7 t • • • .'• 1 • - ______ • . ,r 1.. •.' - ___ r the sued den nbdlvisks of Altamonte SprblsL Among the features of the iti.1 boom are 5S Par cent leSs mahTt,n.Res, 40 per cent JIM utilities cook N Per Cost Wier structural strength, and ca to so per ad. none of mg bastlus st the d beats wblek 4* ________ of of at J4111111111 Oft __ TH1I II WHAT Sanford's waterfront will look Ilk. In a few years when Um Initial lakefront dmlapment project Is fully Implemented with all propoiod futuri increment.., Not, that entrances to the marina ares sri located Just across the street from the city parking lot, between Hood ______ _____ and Palmetto Avenues, Eastern end will extend nearly to Sanford Na. vii Academy. Western end is bounded by present bandehell pier. (Herald Photo of a sketch by Maurice H. ConnsIl and Associates.) MAIN BUSINESS thoroughfare of Sanford downtown shopping area Is First Street, shown here as photographer looks east from Oak Avenue. One of *the most rapidly growing business t. 'Toronado' mOta1 Olds 4 'e'y 7i Run 6. od Om111411'" ad for be Vi**Sol Up Pikes'Peak Triple Twins )(0UNDRIDGE, Community 4 _____ . J;1 $;gs4.ypiiç (UP!) -Kindergarten teasher Mrs. Paul Built In ?3 stars bad on. of pair of twins In bar sses - until this, year. I I *em a day Ats.ad ushossi te ;fL.t • • =%"JOL 000 ar 1w As Vshsdi$Mus Act. CM "Vam II • • stiI ill be .es of bUs's new b.st.whssl.è*ee SSSA4 up Ao the he*iaastsr, asntos Is. TSSSSldI hlst wi.' uP. rso to ______ t ______ - - ______ ______ _______ JAL aiilim and werb,44010. of law* vows ?a* A& must, as wsUul&ia*1 am go- tin a fisilitiss fee Wsá' am 14 minutee ith457Wde1wthsb.ed s rseuhed by say 555k per_s.d ntime. ____ my of Iard has 3 Furniture For Your Home f _____ ________ I ______ _______ Paina Is Plan B U& WN be .1a 1111M*high ON whish Will __ ___ ____ An the 'tsesuido as I4rISJ due' _____ PUSWT YW of Isatksst a-.dss _ ___ this spot. Conatrllctlos will get underway. ear. Wow's new 111114111111 al *a ft 5' flsismsos of the eros.. ..4 • __ • • ato g-.w cownwas is senew to IL - VII S teat w • The Henry Shelton Sanford S Memorial l4brary commemor- Ti or. ______ 0 I_- tanaL the Cap Camwal COW is 01as the mausiW to boss thW pr_lb isok INtaroad to c**ld.rid by ibe Marina to id proper. O?VIsf y to betIWOIaOIt ______ _____ ___ oasto years tDcOm. Sastord City comalaMousTs diMisit. URAC also announced that have completed the i.eauary the T.omad. r established inim i to validate a t boad Issue to lean.. the . lb. best time ever at Pike's t1alconUosctthl$he pesbjwasr.clppe4wtlb boat d.eskpote*t proust, as antomatis txuRa1NloL It with the bonds now being pie was else equipped With pow. or sissitog end poets beaks. P" ter ails, I.4.. i..â hi. eta as's Wk - - all three sqeipsust as do q.wmekIng . . dOtailed design sad cosine. Teresade. lion Plate ler lbs autos, Ths spatial tieS res was Conducted euly days bets,. • -- m ______ ates General Sanford, for whom the city was named. The library, located In Fort Mellon Park on First Street, Is notable for its classic arch. itecture, with four white col. umns rising to support the roof, combining th e touch of ancient Greece with the aura of ______ " Xlwants Club, led by William Freese, and Its protege, the Seminole High School Key Club, with Thomas Hemphill as president. Sanford Jaycees, an active organization of young men. Is piloted by Frank Finch. From this local organization which stresses leadership have come th e chairman of the county commission, John Alexander, and the mayor of Sanford, N. L. Reborn Jr. The Civitan Club Is active in charitable work in the city. One of Its primary projects is the support of the Little Red Schoolhouse, a school for men. tally retarded children. General Sanford Biver with the QeW IsSimuim , sad ad usudu .11 mUss gI. W " • at bi..'.al wIMIWSYl 6111111 ad* an MU Md 7 Included are the Rotary Club, headed by Mayor N. 1.. Reborn Jr.; the Sanford Uons Club with William MacLaugh. ___ Alls _ I I the Old South. Contained In the library are books, paper,, photographs, furnishings and possessions of city's founder. It is maintain. ed under a trusteeship. __________ - .... e.sI sloadard wIth lbs peajeel ingested debut Is Olduiesbile diii. 40 to Is to speestics Is s mad - Ml. A. L. WIION AN ION, IS • • •. • • .X OW was me, was nulsoll 1v • • drlvw ter tille'llesilI, ow W. b.il.v. ow' continued succ.0 be explained we offer and CIII PAINSOSI 1511. wumsATIolsAL lAWSON solid framworlc fee pIngroUI That's ths kuth krntnci. lank story In nutsh.IL W.V. been - buIIdIn st..dlIy for fl IsitUI. stnc.ui.dayw.fi,st.p.nid.ur doors to servi ysia aild we're still A a forwirdi moving to ,novs • .1. '+ • • • • MONARCH I TOSIOlS ' • $SIJUI • . ;. I • . I., .•• . , , Since the revolution in Cu. ba,sugsr cane production has been increasing rapidly In Florida. More than $100 mil. Hon has been Invested in new plants and acreage. Completely automatic R.guWre to giving you all the comfort, convenience and efficiency of a central heating system. Midget Pilot, Heat. Booster Radiator, Burner-Draft Booster, Circulating Blower. 8.a this beauty! - • LASTING HIGH STYLE FWICtkII*1, clean lines styled like fine furniture. Baked. on enamels, goldeti4heea screen for lasting beauty. PerfeCt.Flo Circulation. , ' • • • Warm floors and smoother, con. heatsupply are a result of • Perfeetios'a "flow.through" cabinet design and inclusive heat booster. Keeps roost and floors 'sanalilas I warm" in any weather. slut Wá'n. Pó*fectloslsti about keeping your home healthful and comfortable. Lit us .bow you how taexpesalvely you can add Perfection comfort and operating economy to your house. Stop Is .ocs. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. Downtown Sanford For More Than 35 Years FIRST 300 K ST. - • - - • r - - -4.'----___ • -- Florida now ranks first In I argt eso1 the U. S. In average number 0Drejt industries of cows per commercial dairy making the state third rank farm, percent Increase In total 4nati0o in pulpwood stato production, and average Production per cow. AIR. CONDITIONING BUILT.IN GE KITCHENS kU 4*44 THESE ARE ONLY A SAMPLE OF THE MANY QUAUTY FEATURES YOU'LL DISCOVER IN JIJKV THESE OUTSTANDING N•MIS (OPP I. $ANPOID Mi.) HOMES! FHA. VA or CONVINTIONAL FINANCING YOU BUY OR SUILD UT US SHOW YOU THI IM BUY NI $IMINOU COUNTY IIFOU HOMES IAINSO, NU1A - DIRECIO*S of Florida Living, new retirement center in Forest City owned and operated bl the Florida Conference of sell ventiats, are Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Gasather, A rethed dentist, Guenther has ..vus yeas'. ix. perlciics In convalescent horns aalminlatritbsi. RALPH JARVIS.. - - PHOIII 322.1510 171SOUTH5ANFOIDAfl. ---•--•-• S - ,•_._,J • .5 S • '• - - , • • - I - • I . . 4•--;' * • -, -- - - • ..._.. - __________ ,, BU -•----- •5_ . •• SAN.S*.N.*1 C - J••••. • - $105000 TO ;. ;•7 ---•; •, CENTRAL HEATING and HUSH MuST • S 322.1914 plans by KINGSBERRY 5-- Ic than any other heater comes closer 4 BEDROOMS 2% BATHS VISIT THIS LOVELY HOMI... 1804 PALOMA AVE. WILSON MAPER COWAN ui -. on 1. 'SMI ..- FAMOUS REGULAIRE DOUBLE GARAGE ' I 'I • PLUS liberal trade-In allowance for your old but. or, regardless of make, model or condition. - Florida produced ornamen. Iii hortncultural crops have a farm value of about $70 mil. Hon annually and ranks u cond in the U. S. II' • - Ii TERMS EASY BEAUTIFUL BRICK:HOMES 6111111W 4* • $71.25 AS LOW AS - TOP VAI.IM ITAtiISI P1$0 PASS 0400810114% I Ill .. MOUTH SUINOL AN JIIIIL EXCLUSIVE MIDGET PILOT CUTS FUEL BILLS UP TO 50%l flurner.wlthln.a.buritei" provides Intermediate but for mild weather, burns only one gallon of fuel In 40 hours! Can cut your fuel bills In half! Retail Trade Up 2fleecy As li~,an 60 and of 18th Street through the cooperation of surfacing and nahtanane. of • CASH OISCOUNTSI ftofir 4J ' $15,000 makes a grand total departments. Ing of city water and sewer of more than $420,000 spent In addition to these two lines on 25th Street and a on these two major arterial main roads, many thousands portion of the cost of South. highways within the city, of dollars were spent in re. west Road. • III for one mors whoa financial pro. gre s your g.aII eastern • by the state at a coat of the county and the state road 99 miles of city streets, may- The cultural life of San- tye Smith, accomplished 0. ford and surrounding areas ,.1st. is abundantly enriched by zz- .SIGN OF PROGRESS is tearing up old streets to make way for new, •• •f the activities of the Sanford • wide, smooth thoroughfares. This Is view of 25th Street, running east Male Chorus, soon to begin -; and west through city, which I. being widened to four lanes, providing Its eleventh year. broad access road from Mellonville to French Avenue. Under th, direction of a talented Scotsman, Robert Car-ui., the chorus is cornposed mainly of 'men who love to *Inc." There are sovii sral members who are for, Payrolls gains occurred in Comparison of total wages workers, except railroads, mar profeulonal musicians all Industries In Seminole paid in 1963 and W64 by state and local government and find pleasure in singing County, except for small los.. Seminole County firms In the and non-profit organisations. with the group. Unemployment Compensation In the covered firms, on. Formal rehearsals begin sea in food products, menu. 05am reveals a strong ploynient averaged 5,500 and In January with the annual • facture and motor freight advance of 7.4 per cent In Payrolls totaled $24 million Spring Serenade presented S: transportation, according to 1964. In May of each year. The figures released by the Plo the areas payrolls for the in This •,• amount represents 40 concert attracts capacity aurids State Employment Sen. The Florida Unemployment per cent of the county's to- diences at the Sanford Civic • • Ice In October. Compensation law Is appli. tal estimated wags and W. Center. • The industry to show the cable to all ary Income of $60,000,000 The 80.member chorus has largest gain (up 25.8 per firms with non.atrleultural ROBERT CAIINLE four or more last year. as its accompanist, Mrs. Bet..' cent) for the year was re. tail trade, with the opening of new restaurant., general merchandise stores, groceries and automotive dealers In rapidly growing Seminole County. Good gains were also re. ported In construction, finance and wholesale trade for the year. N an u factoring payrolls were the highest for any non-farm Industry at $50 million and Included subutan. tial earnings ($500,000 or more) in food products, .1cc. trical equipment, apparel and the chemical .feztllliar group. c. a AIIIPW ssi 515* MWcouasuoss Th.r.'s always room street connects with State Road 415, leading to the east coast of Florida. The reconstruction of the adjoining roads represented a good example of cooperation between the city of Sanford, Seminole County, and the State Road Department of Florida with the road departments working to. gather to provide a smooth thoroughfare for the citi. zens of the city and county as well as through travelers. The 25th Street reconstruction and widening into a four-lane highway represents the cooperation of the city, county and state road departments, as each did its share to provide this modern road, connecting on each end of the city and out in the western side of the county with State Road 46, running from Mimi on the cast coast of Florida to a connection with SR 441 bear Mt. Dora. The 18th Street work at a cost of $73,950 to the city; the Southwest Road repaving, at a coat of $52,000 to the county; the 25th Street rewidening, construction and at a cost of $500,000 to the state, plus resurfacing of the Male Chorus Adds To Cultural Life • S I1& average of from $13,000 to $23,000 to house a prisoner in a state or federal prIson, depending on the dc gree of security, according to Fortune Magazine. Lj ..: W't - • x y • • Law .oSs 'ASMIM ahead too, corns along with vs.. • - • Ii , prIC.5. • • sAvuaTv , • nusruniy if y" • • by the Prestige Brands our reasonaLI.. ble osmssw-c*ara • imosa ° Life jackets In $ boat are not guaranteed life savers if $ boat overturns, but the chances of survival are much greater, says th e Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis. • the furniture bustn.0 • eras of many Pike's Peak The grell fte , It costs an Life Library Honors (Herald Photo) ly uxt year. Now You Know 4 .:.. un as president; the Sanford I VIX ________ ;•(••I•I znunity. _______ ____ -1d 51 • •t The eastern end of the ' Sanford has its full share of civic organizations, most of which ffiliated nd ll which Immeasurably to the educe. tional, cultural, benevolent and charitable life of the corn- Bt 13 Top' hikes ' thS M1 1111 areas Is West First Street, which is becoming heart of automobile sales district with several large, brightly lighted new lots now In opera. tion. (Herald Photo) Contribute To his wife And young r live at IM Crystal ircle in CasselberTy. _______ - Two of Sanford'. major arterial streets, 18th Street and 25th Street, both ning east and west through the city, were reconstructed during 1965, at a total cost of over $420,000. The more than a mile of IM Str..t, reconstructed by the city, joins near it's western end with Southwest Road, another mile of which was reconstructed by the Seminole County Road Department to form a convenient access road through th e very heart of the city, tying In with the Lake Mary Road, which leads to that commun. ity- - • :,4.. pent On Two Streets - .L.3 Service Groups _____ _______ --• 1011- Now she's doing triple double. takes. Sbe has thre, sets of Ium b.4M1g codes. I. B. laws. Ise. is the only Identical twins. World's throo Weed 61 builder In Central Florida at. All the twins tlis year are fs,tag a twoyeer guarantee boys born In 1960. Their birthGrist Britain and WutGer. agaInst delsete Is material or days fall within ithree-month span. 111 in respective order. I" nsrl aw '': _____ a franchIsed dsaler for U. I. sisal homes sad coo atruitlon coaponsnt•, has been In lb. construction boil. neSs for nearly 1.5 years. He bases In Nashville, Tens., working f his father, thus moved I. Naples, lii.., fInal. ly relocating at his present atte of 431 Plumosa Street In Cauilb.rry. Lows priuently has two U. 1. Steel "Forever Homes" a display, In Dover Shares see don of Orlando, and Glen Ar- • faeøt, will b. ISS*Uat a thelandfill to sawasiab mail more PWW '. ---.. Homes' berry. laws. Awl aid the buidradi ed all j_..stIsg watec. ip saa., iss ad as. * aia. ot•i ed u. will be INsi a *I*4 by pitYall bislasis -. Is the word for host.," by 'lb. 17*11.4 liaIse Steel Cuupora tics, sad It bas bass Called '4 the most eseking advises in home cosstrvctlos Is 30 'earL" dm1v. bsUdse.deelsr for the sew steat bess to lea lisle sad Orange counties is J. B. Lows, Inc. of Cassel. 5. ___ ___ •--- r..i.0 *wUm s 134ess 'aa"1 vselmLsbeKiN'ss,Mi pig b.eUl, b bit L.nlqd will be I ZâbsIsss,cr,sUN$b11 auIsIssIhNPk1th1 ,UN beh d bests an '.,tuIud Is be 4wb4 at mu beib.,stor as' • • Les'lsua QX %06*W is 101"s pan pMhS. Masuu ha-I Go" *sioes1thsIsItIsl few _____ -- '• e For r I y - IW IIS.IIMI juIto.. Is is sIIaII ilstuiw.wNS ________ - ow Dealer L • iilsssk4a."Ls' Derqu P)1e.t' oak billefts ____ - OOOS 1965 Progress !dltlon 5F•- ___ 411 iofer3 WenT! _! •.A. / • �Operation Early in 1505, th. city of San. ford, In cooperation with S.m. mule County, became a pail of the grand overall plan to b.sutltj the entire county. A farreachlng, -, devised by reprealuta tivos from all sections and communitIes In the counts with Ma aim to make Seminal. County lb. mQst beautiful count In Florida, was put In. to action through the volun. test service of dozena of civic. minded w'ons. from all walks of Ut.. imt clalrman of the city's part of the plan was Mayor A. L. Wilson. New Mayor 3. N Crspps picked up the rslpa at th. beginning of the year and a few weeks later Jack Suit was appointed am. ciii chairman of the projeci and named It "Operation Suutlfy." Working with SOIL on the city's plan Is Recreation and Parks Director, Jim Jimi. Beautify' Sweeps City. Count'y gao, as well as a dorm other prominent Sanford ___ itIps• Sanford Naval Al, Station stepped Into th. picture, with a big boost for the project when Capt. Chandlet Swanson donated mor. than $5,000 worth of plants In the Navys plant nursery an the has. In the city to be used In 'Oper. atloi SeauUt." Alsogetting Intoths aetwas the Ixora Garden Circle, who sponsored a clty.wIde Ire. pluting day • dlztrlbrigtng hundred. of young palm tries to school children to be plant. ed In horns gardens. The Central Floridi Expert meat Station donated bushel, of caladlum bulbs which wer sold by members of the pr den club to raise funds for "Operation Beautify" and also to help beautify home jar. dens. William Helobueb, a nuneryman, donated hundred, of petunia plants to the city, to be used In border plantings throughout the community. Next organization to take an active part was the Simm. ole County Chapter of DeMo. lay, an organization of young men, led by Master Coundilor William ltempsr Jr., who raised more than t,000 DZLAND—(Spl)—AgUt of $4I,to establish the WI!. Operation Bqautlfy, with the funda dsslgast.d for the es. lisa C. Emarsos Scholarship ______ if a city plait F. to provide acholsieblps __ nursery. Stetson for wtts7 stdsnts it University, has been made by Many cuizeu donates palms a farmer Stetson student, WI!. and other trees to be trans 11am C. Emerson, prominent — to specific situ to help physician in mm,, N. Y. The beautify lb. city. of lb. gift was City crews transplanted doe. palms from a aid. by 3. 0111. Edmends, ens of aabal ____ behind lb. city • P150141st of lb. University. cltyowasd shcres if ltetscs Is privileged to Jill, to line the western bays frisedi Ilk. Dr. Ernst. Lake Monro. to__ Edmuads city limits and bey ion," Pres14 said. "MIs Interest 1* sad di. In Mo budget hearings in yells. to SWIss. UnInnIty August, lbs city set aside $1?,. s for the utulenti 000 from lbs IINhUdgel to be and used for the initial stagesol if lbs future ,Wbef1tt1n aom.dalla.d by lb. funds be the crutics of the $enkrd Gdsas and reloca asrous oviding tot Satanical tics of the city iou, within the tropical garden, to b. located Dr. Emerson attentel SKi. on the sanitaryl'e'H area ___ 1111, ailer sen from 1113 tO the laksfrnt. which a. received his bachelor along the if ieas. degree from the Future plans IndudsSon. landscaping ci lombul' University of Chicago, and hi. M.D. from Columbia Unlven• levaid from MeIloavLlI. Ave. Ity. During Woild War II be nue w.stwizd along Lake served as major In the United Monroe to, and Including the Statu Army. For more than interchang, an Interstate 4; aponsoring of an annual 30 years, he has practicsd The______ medicine and surgery In tree-planting day by school children; Rome, N. Y. Landscaping of 6* 41 from m, Emerson Is th. author Interstate 4 through the east of many articles which have era city limits; appeared In numerous maga sines and newspapers, and has Landscaping of 25th Street written six book.. He Ii a from French Avenue past the third cousin of Ralph Waldo city cemetery. Emerson, and a nephew of Dr. 001 P. H. Emerson, the founder of modern photography. Stetson Receives $16, Gift - -) 9. 1- : p ..; I I if Consolidated Steel , Corporation Monroe And Jessup In Top 19 Lakes Florida's large natural kaliga Is it GuMs and Now STRUCTURAL STEEL S fresh-water lakes provide the state an enormous recreation III advantage, placing It ahead of most others Is this valuable potential. the Florida State Chamber of Commerce points roe an each 14; Jessep Is 11; Weckyakapki Is 11; TalquIn and SeMis are both 11; and Sins Cypress, Hstrbh'lbs and laebloosa are 10 square miles each. "Nationally there are 1* "Counting only the takes freshwater natural likes if which range In size from 10 Is square miles or more (en. senare mUss (or 0,400 acres) cepUng the Great Lakes) with and over. Florida has 1$. a total area of 13,100 square Their combined surface area miles. These are located in or bordering 23 of the states with Is 1,152 square miles. "Florida's lakes are led by Alaska and Minnesota having Okeechobee with a 100 square 'the greatest area in these miles surface. (lncldsnt*U3', large likes. the land areas if half of Vlor. "General statistics of these Ida's 17 counties are aol se lakes, salt lakes and principal arWiclal reservoirs an, avail. large as thla take.) "Lake George, Florida's ii' able from the U. S. Geologicoed lake In area is 70 square cal Survey. No attempt is miles. Lake Kissimmee Is U made here to conclude the square miles; Apopka Is 43; friendly controversy among Istokpoga Is 43; and Tula the aatunllake-blsssed slates Apopka Is 10. Lake Tohopeka. on the total number, regard. Uga 11 25; Harris Is 27; or- Is if d",, which each enange Is 35; and East Tohsps- MISCELLANEOUS STEEL and IRON out. ____ BIAunrsJLLY LANDSCAP*D grounds of City Hall In Sanford set good sumpis for pypfl city beautifIcatin program, begun this yeas with long range pla for total beautification of entire city and county. ,ANT: HWY. 424, LONSWOO$ OICI: $50 L LAU STRUT POST OPPICI: lOX 276 PHONIS: $3144244 8357441 LONGWOODS FLORIDA joys. 1 I - - - II let Operates 3-County Unit ARC .; I '1 ' '1 ir'ir DurIng INS ths Seminole County Chapter if the ). can SOd Cross joined forces with the Orange and Osceota Conty groups to form the Central Florida Chapter of the ARC. r5 local group retains Its autonomy as $ unit of the par. The word "Quakers" was eat OrSaflIUUofl. oginaUy a sod of slang Oces were md from word used derogatorily the former Palmetto Avenue about the members of the addreu to new otflees is theSociety of ndL It ceme Mebeb Building, with Mrs. Into use as eariy as 1647 Charles dimmer urdng *5 and described thi ph AW appeanee ta ZUUUTU Dr. Arthur Nesmith i v.. emotion which was chara terMic a Went if th. local ____ 5 $ ILOKI MID" ( Town' n Lake Garden Apartments [" 711 EAST FIRST STREET MINES SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 , NOW LEASING— AVAILAILI MARCH. flu f 'S ,. S UNTtI1tAa1 Town lanai t .' S / ONI ISDII 04 111100 a4 ' mc&esnIILJTI pga S , I" OCHUU, win,, - . . • 4k0C1$ ' TO foommm IANPOID S SAL:.. * - S TWO UDROOM-$l3LOOs $14100 02IoAid :IVA J4f1 "f(L I '' TO I .f _. •C CAl 't" •: saw kW IU such omloons" Clout. MAIM grow 110"illy in ' S 1 SIc$NTuL(Dtasfü) AIR CONDITIONING IN EACH APARTMENT. • ALL EUCTRIC WITH I*D$TNi WfIL$USISMI, SINK lIMIlUATOS. A_ DISPOM I SOLD MEDALLION APARTMENTS SHO E M A K E R . o. .ox ion • INDIVIDUAL SALCONIU . TRASH.DSPOSITORIIS EACH FLOOR S 5 S COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY ROOMS INSIDE SUILDIP* eoAdudian _ 211 wilT liii IT, — UNP0N1A the rich !L5T a --____ I 5 -.--- �• - , 4. i y 11 ~! Edition 1 95 unicipI Zâo To 'TPY, Be Moved °!!' setting of 1. ci. F v -" 'f .1-1 6.7, •L - L • ______ Book. V - ____ -s . I • - ________ . : .- • • _____ In 1957 St the no ope ________________ _____ Active in Aa ' ,• ' '••• •r ,.. - ' • •• • a' I -- .. •, . •; , l -• ____ , - • percbas.d her with money • • sissdlaadoortodoorfiznd. lill I s . • • , 1' bers of ' " • - •• - Li - lim cantor f 'eborn the 6*' __ • • • . • •• • -- .• ,- .. • -• - - — • •: • — a. L. 14 • • 9 - - • • • tropical plante of every vo. • - • - ually striod, designed op" fically for the species of snl~ r"ll to be housed 70 •. - -- — I. completed, ess" to boon this "a miss mob will be nestled among $49W' oft bar own brand to die oft d has a sm greater - -- - Ject.d garden -• ____ i.,- rovide now b. fortheaqnatiesnimaJa,sae U the slIer and alllgston. When the layout of the pro. 0 of __ • 1 . . ; .. iI I • - ______ wbkbwW P a.i hi - • Population demands. This attractive plant buildnortheast edge of municipal g - • , Irig is located on golf - • ••. 0....- NEW WATER PLANT wAS 0DnIplete this year, with four new wefl dug to incre ase city water. pumping capacity to keep up with expanding - , •. -- - ______ p Patriotic Units . lbs The zoo be capably mrng on ___ IS Pfl lb. • limos. Sanford Zoo be a mall appropriations on which Ung budget was, only .$14 ad by M. A. L. ffod, lb. fSfl51S 11. aoperatn.snnusljy. The en' 730 of wbkh$IU4 wan for superIntendent whoa. div.. its tatore ISIU*L bisi*tlfnfly br tub, who has been nam- ire zoo operation is budget* onberisi oV two •mployus. tlon for the animals of lb. ?frst plans IflVOlVS the be. staUaticn of an Irrigation 4 Iseqss/' wblch is Trench ed froo the genera! fund In 1$445, the o eratin zoo has helped to establish ' a" "Jack1e. ' for I and the only iàeóme from the budget wuouly$19,U9, of has one of the top IItrU. erysnd the onofee. The sew bsbi was named to I. rsc.lved. through free whkh $2,470 was for -put. lions of lbs Central heMs cas.ivp piping and drainage______________________________________________________________________ b mimb.rl..f.ths S.a.beole Jonatloiss. chase .fnewsqidpment. ares. for lb.. peels sad pes chapter of DeUolay, who Nowed addition to the nkipal no Is the relatively , LUll ___ an= of $1706 lb begin "ft • Ines ,, • ____ lbs an bad i I ___ • res, thomb Ab"A slem West will ho 'Moger Cub Now Zoo Residen' - i i The people of the City of The key is in personnel and Al.RichardJr. utility plant While working, each dat, The sew it.m has S superintendents superbetond. the fin. the city crews maintain 90 aUss stenge capacity of U anout the every day S U Richard est constrsctIo businesses who ca Sr, public of city streets, 101 ml)ss of Has gsU.sa compared to the • Vona of what is term ed works anywhere in the .tet.for a octorwho reft2,din lewere, 83 miles of water old flgresf11mflflos g . "public works." October thts your aft.rmors lines community °' ye, but uperl. than 40 years with the Sam This yeat, the city wfllpro. city They serve 5,371 water, ii the city. public works do. •nce4 was ed,katedt. their had served be evary pa* customers, 6,173 "war dsaaewindacstoao pSrtmen work, daily eS. as lbe mist of lbs city be lbe life. tom.ra and a iei aU of existing collect and 4j. Pew cities are as well Prime movers, lbs mirgy time of work be devoted t, of gtmtL of over 14,0OO equipped to provide their sous that keep the depart. the wing city of Sanford. refuse each year. o construction. The ma. mint moving. The 'grand old man," be. Thea. facilities exceed in jority of communities lean Maintenance SupL Arnold loved by all city employee, estimated total of mftUo toward contracting all con. Hood has been with th e city was known as 'he Whistlers, with nearly $3 million strueflon work out, because over ii years; Street Supt. because of his cheerful whis. st reets; nearly $3 million be it seems an easier path, with Edward Griffith has served U., which could be beard cv- sewer lines, over $300,000 be SebclarsMpi, gffia of lbs less worries, the city over 15 years. cry day, whether it was a water lines an over $3o000 American flag, sponsori ng of However, this means a Homer Thomas, city shop good day or one of the bad In equipment Boys State -and Girls State higher cost because contract. superintendent,, and Robert °5 that often come along, I The city has Just complet- are some ci the suvkss make a Profit. In- Kelli. superintendent of the O"roster and director of ed their water improvement; which are backed by the variably or" mustthe contractor Is al. mwer and refuse division so confronted with higher have each been with the the entire city public works program which includes a now An"CA111 UON AM Its AUA. !I An SlsfStd a activities Is the city mana• plant costing 17,D0O. otr coats of labor, equipment Sanford Public Works Do. tor, W. . nowIs& comm The cold S plant had a p ea k and materials sinc e they do partm.nt for more than ten Th e city operates 46 vehI. capacity of 3.3 million gal' not enjoy the tax-free status rum Kelly holds down a ties or pikes of working Alm sell" Is theerganisse Disabled Ions of water. On September Arnerican Voistans Of Is cOvOmrA=tal agency. double post. construction GQWPNmt, "P- 1, 1065, the city pumped 11.11 Sanford has the key to a Re lative newcomers am resenting an fnvesent of million gallons of water, a Um and aufflary &W a better public works program Price Penick, Work! War ! water diatribe- several hundred thousand dol. record nut possible '"torsos group under the than the avrrse community. Uon superintendent and S jars. ith women's old system. Sanford own one of ______ , and park. . • 1'.• and 'several blocks west-whem a tropleal botanical • _____ fls pa.Jss$ be in Is Uvesad 5ad0es i. Is" NS plans f lb. i.s see sap ds.4 he • NAMIM UMCIPATo ZOO Will soon be truderred from this site to new location _________ a ,• $ dUIUP MIS $ hII1 arda - • ______ - • city. VW4 VOW ho _____ • a :c ' Cnne*wiit* vi UJ I ion De C'D•4 'c _ at — I) ___ cit7 Garden ____ .. lb. Isoferd tssl.s3 Slow end ads"" by the ____________________________________________________________ •• • Uadsr$.in drom I* by f -- utifu1 ' PeduioSibStoffiSt 7: Be' _____ ,,•• 4. I - __ 1*. aj j._ To ON" ft Visitors in this rea, concessions, rides and. 1% seat Is as of the =44 The planners onvislon a h. to located on j of the fl 0" aim,sommt to the very asia bssbeeas dulcet pticaets thousands of visitors A±±setlmat..fth It.r. numbers, Is axes" '71,000 persons each year, Sanfordi as kids unique • • •. • ,':- __ r;, •-c, • -' ___ -- .•. •-. of the gsrden,at the fosl.f the ads sausses. Fortha piens call for the diverelsu ci xms Creek so that the •-' - • -- •• It is szp.eted " den can be protected Cold W51b5? With PO?S beSt' , winning in Im whan the _, 11".. 1 "M".Dd fie. ioew Ablirikes sm assess so ISIIbMISNS$WM ¶ —.11 #a" 60 ww" Awomis by $b.JmeU$IPub*MIbS$M 1117 lbs sity formally sdspt. Id*he p$l.and.pene4 °°' 'ut to lb. hall. Athiethu.LW*1.bs,d, — IN __ r. lahuMi, Is russetly retir. Sanford Municipal too Is female t1ge cub officially dubbed "Jacque"byoffksrsoftheseminol.CouutyC pterofj)oMo. From left are Stsvs.Steln, Richard Burns, I3ro N and $7fl1 Hancock. (H.?%L) NEW BABY of the three • • • •t 1 . I.1 - laction clinic being conducted 1*.each month at thelanti -f • •• -. is. - • ' . - Sob C111- 13 Wth Center. Tie clinic Ii apes from . N P~WMG fet P1,6166l 40, we evocythips V" a" agri-buithiss accounts for I large percentage ad Industry. m piles!! ' - • • W - -.- • ft" aim soft - _______________________ Ta - • . ILJII.liuI elik is f i 11110011110 1 II$! HWY lT.fl SOUTH AU PIX.s,I • " uses • ALL SIVA005 AN NIMLY LSSI - - NW SANPOID PLAZA • SWIMMING M MOM $W10111 ONIS • $NIN I - • - wmi sn sm,s rawsLan" OP • ' aftr - - is isms. u: d A as aft • - , ' CIIJMUY • j— ;;- • -p Dslary,whekuutvedu RtJfl • mc. - gild, In the growth of the am. - • • - uu,I altNLU! •• ' - ___ - -'- Sam an ft go" Clandberry UM 011114, the k am bNos of the auoclatios. -- - WIT. - ' ' -- ' 0 0 40 mom - AftAlkh . .1A • - III , - -- J••• TAlUANV&COCITALOWISp*NSpSI - 4; •_- - a • - • - - ., 79t WAA S'sula wohl Is Mrs. ftask WaodnA 4d ' S ______ OPPOSITE ..,â $ - LA 16 INATI ITIW hAN --- A5$ WITh CDO$$ death, In order that billed par. "W as M Mff •• — to contribute - ss of W1.iUi . . ready this act" VW has - ____ I -- Mw" via To -cr, e 7=09 ors ____ -:- css.v ' • orpo YIkI1tEi UIS,IS -- - 'Am INNIftel" swoon '? - i SHEBA Works -:. b" wom's 06 110 ash 0"4 sew - • annual meeting and bar. b.cue held on IS. grounds to. nUYmarked t second as alversary of the opening d the new b"dI.g. 1119 sukbm ad P1 ___ A&TI1NAII 1T AII IlIIflTIISII - • rho - - ed. , • - — Bureau "i X* c.... PAM OP My — -• Hwy. IM. where the ram and OSWWGO - in Tailins onanawmiss in as vo swmw mv= nw bending last year on We -, • — MAISM New" N Gem - n I. - i — Seminole County Tarn Bur. We wiles.. Ihs 1p.du&fy sieve vsu $qa 1sdM AsnclaI ..a bw - vmsiii I SPRING AIR BACK SUPPORTER MATTRESS AT NO EXTRA COST I • esuls alulesad aetiveor gaujaslion In county whe Our Meadly and sf0 1. dy I. J' 001114, Bout d Realism :i Wenen's the i UId$,I.IItoIS Ids Noress I Wednes. Farm Bureau is Active Group VOW '• ally will go &11 aroUnd the lakefront to Inter. state 4. This Is looking north fro= the hjU in -front of Sanford Junior High Schools (Haald Photo) - UNIXCILLIDN • • SANFORDS WHITE WAY Is French Avenue, more than three miles of high intensity mer. cury vapor lights, which will be extended further south of Hwy. 1742 this Year and eventu. 19 SIRVICI ___ AntelVir a 5$ ' 11110110 - MID POOTBOiII Was.. Md I,—'tj, (y. t, - We make a "poinf" of providing you #Ajw** Frellar NNW Newest utile. be Seminole CastyIs the Glsucøuaa D. - - - • eAclive ALLIGATORS look deceptively lasy they lie motionless around their AM They can MM fast when pool at the ,•• - PWI l oss of Sigh sm bwj 77ml i, yam aftw' beginning. ) f Lu I I'O . S1)1I Seeks TO1811 II I *••S--- •.—..• •.• • of seesfl native animals. Another merit of am mu. a. sash first — & -.,. -- - I a meant "ll Gat they were *7 4p. TU E 1AAft k68100 mes.duaen.cite dlu- j _______________________ types of monkeys and birds. • U ui - - nm piano for that 9010114111 have already find the tOU41isalioø sad utlrrsd lb. exelt.. Olberanima!alncledewoly,j SoYatato tones ears, door, IlAM" and many varlo. - I •• • garden sad soo has been .14 at elm to p4tim "Vedod to two or local animals and rare, sb. fie splelroM not as tigers, , . - • - "me ad visitors sub "a two tar am ww Estimated total ted of the soons and aso?tI i'o. buezpanded to inelude both niC - . b&M 00 PrebAfte some donstion and *then by tradine, From the early of 66KOMB PARK AND RICRIAON FACILmES arepart f3in. basebsllflelda (lighted fornIghtgamu)andbe4t are ford's year round city rscreational Programs. In foreground tennis cou 7%15 Is Ali located is municipal pool. Just beyond that be playground ars then on the waterfmnt. yam wDI as. - • 4UICoSI eeuragedth. cityto continue by AcquIdag mom man area Is landscaPed and In a few sum. park-Uk. atmospher f9 key to the drawing. i. Picnic area; 2, foun. tam; 2. pens, first stage; 4. peas, second stags; 2. concession area; 7, rides; 2.. train station; 9. train ride; 10. otter Pond10 bird aradjae bontankal "s"awl 1L =8111 Ana Maint0naMe buildings; 14.- p am; 15. MAIM. tnance road aw, W Wm*i £RCUTTEC t IV) of the dlgsn.sst.tbeslst.,IS. eluding cocosut sad royal peaLl__asiad 7 .tb. graceful laiN. Aapl.rs.swIfl be. m.w. these, adr As time went by the pop. sklity of the Boot both by local eldsons and tourists on. Done CONCEPTION (byJohnA, Bur. proposed Sanford Tropical Oar. den and relocated municipal zoo. Is shown her., The Earden will be built an lw&Ul west of city treatment plant. ftht acres are press property Will provide the ft. "Wags sently owned by tho city abd it is hoped ths ries" NY#'*= for ON "r"- fttIrs XXrd"L OW 00. *""&.daily I win Cover. about 20 acres frosting on . Monroe. Her. an d do UVPW food" SEWAGE 22UTMW PLANT Ital Rom Its In Ing city Sanford. This attracUvs - afte.40, ram se Continuous, t . nan-ow staa will wood Its waythreagh th.gsrd.. • - - - �a IA - - .-;;-- --;' 711 -.r, --_- 1. C) • rrr Ir4.fl. a --•--------'-- - . . ii iii 1 ' 11 p a a a I II U $ 0MU . a flU S . SIRS Su U 5*1 up' w 'aa S RU S t a a S flU. N. USSR' •i..w 'a II •u I I U I S asusu. ru u• • NU U U S 'a 'a I. SIR tug us. .1 • N N a a S S U UI • a a i 4 We would like to take this opportunity to thank you both civilian and military residents of this area for your patronage the past year. You have contributed greatly to the expansion and success of the automobile business in Sanford. •V•' A •'. 1 p . •.,..-i. :F. ' V g .uIaI a U 0 W a mUM . u •i of Morlda- a ____• a • Ill V - o a - _.lI L ut.. ..IL - ••• ll I 'dealers N E . 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ClIg. p. 221 geetand bsdlntha history of the track. 1 More then 200,000 fans carne thmughthe gates last seem when the Longwood uci record- for the year comparable to a inutuel handle of the best in history. io.a mflflon for a 92- loth Hughes and Ban diy miSt. qves that Miss Whirl Is Th pier the track has just t e end snow 5w..iinX prim 101 rseiag bass still should have a lot o run dates which ran from left in her for the Sanford. 17 through Apr11 11. '• Last year's rs.ord.bteskint Orlando pesios. Miss Whirl crowds Also ,raoted lbs 10. Is $ February INS dangbtsl KC inanegenient to earatruet of Ed's Silver Patty-Mean* brand new grandstand, il e' nov11. the existing grand whThe longer racing season, stand, and put in acres of the new ndstand the ma. dltlons.1 black-top parking improvements and the re. ny SPICI turn of Mica Whirl all point On top LONGWOOD,, FLORI I '12 - Sle epingG*iantAwake ---. Jot - - - -•- Cite Color. -- irsyhound racing men, 'the greatest grspe fa of the sport." Owner H as center) Is shown aco"41as troo phy from SOKC General Manager Jack Ledoux (left) and Chairman of the Board Jerry Collins (right) after speedster won last par's 30th annual running of the Central Florida Derby. ___ _- N FORD I 1006 '11112"Mi Now (Muter ave4lebbill NWO __A_A~ *4 sed wft *0 conold. " look the Dee. 17 lung" Hall. ym%* Own am) Is the el ft On"Itsio Barso torrosesis docall. wes prodloolly km " Moo" owl" less 811 son ANN& a We. We" tonalf soft d Mo Is ft A11101111111111 ON" we" am wsbA sto "ft %WNW bass OOM 61ad7"& betmas bwwwsl muses#, WillaCN*4d& 660M see,.dM= 8!C1dW King sad Queen a". W 11111, PNNM Intoned U, L I &W a &=so pleampDerby am. 00 Clatrill TOW11, TO City C011*01 4S biSmit*miui second In " ta"6 tile __itvn e re WOW 9"W1111180. '01111MAS, There . d•t Illos d$.' liedsid Mitil Air lIaise's IbIs. 55 .ss, bias a , MI.. Whirl baa be.n the set- aet. ceeeay lut, this pier e .d.t aje, .e.eais. (IU 410 1.1U. 5(151111511515. Ave. aLüpsr 9' with kjte"U,e app ritat, r- 55 15*11. 55SIg I bi the wort- ebsaged Its stales from that "" vsiusia' pleaser fil. slow cl"g a meetbeoulk kr,eyi bow that the aver. unity to eea$e the gust. d "Sm" to that 55 "city." nway). age family speeds sheet SINS siagI..yest reseed Is lbs 55 gr14 is be new progressive look IS for new appliances, landseap. TIlili rllfli hialeer 55 lbs split Iha asist inbethat in oetiher, ass,, titbutid to the united coon. Ing and home Improvements NIW YOlK (1171) - In be, semmee Sri. CasesI ery eslebnt.d Its .55de team of dedicated such as remodeling a bath. the three years sine. MEDICO umphrsp.st in lbs risk Plagler I. 116 aaeiverssry 55 Incorpura. aders who proudly point out room or Installing a quarry merged with ChIlE, three tesnatiseal. at, for the lint time In the We patio within a year after "first." were started - the A repeat In the classic Sloe, this making It the young. pit Incorporated municipality years commercial and In' buying a new house. Over 11 first eye bank In Jordon, the wield establish he, as the Is NOW to North lbe sInai conetructlos In the mililce squire lest 55 Ilased first neurosurgical unit on the 441me leoding mesq win.Orlandoe0147 whisk was 614.1 unity Is keeping pass with 113. ewamli Metals lii@ and mainland of Malaysia, and the a Sep a alaIs year and mere Wit a desad, late, on. sidentlal bulldlng-4otal per. quarry We are needed for first orthopedic hospital in for a fell esree,, sad itts der a 'devalspWs Ispiipora. All Income Ii now approach. every ioo,000 homes built. Tunisia. her a stsb4v'. 4'ug reseed Use," U I "tilhage." won QL 717 00, KENNEL *-ft% Longwood is only minutes from S a n f o r d and Orlando, Sanlando Springs, dog and horse racing. Beaches and other recreational faciliti es are equally close. ORLANDO CLUB PRFENTS ' _______ o=ee • 106 - ,, is' . j 105 ERNIE'S T. V. RACING SALES & SERVICE U I f -- Young families can bring up their children in the security of a small town away from the rush of'traffic, where residents plan their own community and neighbors quickly become old friends. CENTRALLY LOCATED !!!! --- Residents of Longwood come from 'everywhere to join our native Floridians! The Golden Years are spent by many retired couples who 'enjoy the quiet and neighborliness of a small progressive city. 46 r" ___ ___ v USED TV'. 0 KEYS MADE $354513 121 1. CHURCH LONOW000, PLA. HOME SUVICI $3.10 ANYWNIRI II REAL ESTATE ,,ffllhfri PARTS & SERVICE, INC. 575 E. Palmetto Ave. M tv 1IJII/IiIW"*M Now= H , •- ' - Dec. 17th ALVIN W. SCHIADU TcI.pbese $311943 FOR INFORMATION REGARDING RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT WRITE: The Mayor. Longwood. Florida 'F. F. FRENCH LONOW000, 94*. P. 0. lOX 197 R.altor WILL DRILLING - PUMPS BUILT UP WORK - PARTS & PIPAIRS ON ALL CRAWLU TRACTOR TRACKS 038.5010 Phones $31.4M5 H. S. "1.1W" ARNOLD "Wow Or N. D.y.rNIØ. Pt... 525.1 $34 :0 ROSE AND BILL P.O.1sz277 Hwy. 17.92 L.eqw.ed, Pie. 4 MU 010105 U. S. HIGHWAY 17.92 Midway litwoni, Sanford and Orlando ARE BACK AGAIN! Corn. And S.. Us... NIiand's "Horn on Rye" Bar and Packag. HWY. 17.92 Ph. $3$4191 ji.. MIII N. OP DO*TRAC RD. I MU S OP HWY. 418K SCOTT'S GARAGE Longwood Pit BarmB=Q GENERAL REPAIRS "Morn & BIN Iasirnholsir Invite Yov. • ." Sinclair Product. e Fail Oil Goodyear Uris S D.lc. latt.d.s Pb. $352131 1283 L LAKE AVL CONTRACTOR -BUILDER - 838-1024 Money" G NI MIDWAY 111rwt UNTOlD £1111 CILANDS Free Estimates US I. Cburck St. PH. S3I.14 Longw..d T. Try Tb* Deildees RIBS & GULP SERVICE Carl kick, Owner Aft Levy 1Y WAIl Old 11.0. 11wu. Lespwssd L Lab. terser AS The liSireed "Anythhig" In BiMing Ston. S Tabi. Tops Al Types M.ibls A55e IRAII Pb... S3I41 • CHICKEN • BEEF • PORK lar.lQu. lions A Specialty PHONE $3$.720 LONIWOOD, 94*. R. L. FARMER Carl' s Grocery COUNTRY NOPUITY OVUDO MIORIDA - _-•-- • Ben F. Ward, Jr. Agency P ____ L: evolves Ms, Jest hdom .4 111601panes. 5*. SEASON OPENS U • JOHN W. SMITH Pest 055k. Box 31 L.ews.d, Ph" we Amold's Laundromat li Mile S.. of L.sgweed Plea On 17.92 OPEN 24 HOURS I20WasI,ors • 20&25 Lb. Wasbors 50 Lb. Extractor 6 Larg.Dryers 2 COIN OPUATID DRY CLIANUS , " 4- 'I eas 12 duIdud blest rep p. .,., .,w gemt 14 aesarsul ester loomonloss bm teas .56 lee its .ddet uaIsn ad w.. u. at _= fle w.ø'-d .uei Sa`gisas Vallilesaiis SO •pgj1$ *. 011110ft e..eps 11101* 5*15, fepulee *sIku pup as ok. alk shisill 61 Wrrj, Mdsp 14 a, Idly *.stIi as *5' as eassilaillrsik*s. $_ lIme ad Stew buillieWpilogi 14 OP N *Aft ..,.Li, ON Me INS-U y.pbsai ...s ss_its spa ii gui.... fl Noma 365-3221 Aá Wow &A Golifte, tom .56 eat ellesi Is saals..s in its 1010 was"" of hbp allies 901116 V RACING tess tees tutu ,ei its masse *st wo Od~ .0 its 5.14 Jessv am011111,111,11110 MEAD MANOR OVIRO$ MW $Us.$IV$,ION 'HALTOR DOG ft Vftftsaliar eli be Off AND 9011111116 lee. Tht as Ste lalsed-Odal. leesel 51st uSt 150 re.i dets iddul,d *01st stesId psea is be its Mo soON is it, um VIk IllllIllIh7 ' ..rJWIIIIA itt,, of its siise's '.5' 81. llIllllhIi'IIflA In p... .•. ///1111111 INSUR NCE S & S CABINETS, INC. ESTABLISHED 1940 GRANT'S "THE SPORT OF QUEENS" a AUTO "CABINETS of DISTINCTION" I CRAWLER ~awas :'rik' ZTr ,. : of that, track (len. to oral Manager Ji.ck LOdOUX S the biggest season at the has lined up 10 of the top anford-Orlando Kennel Club. of the Board kennels from around the na. JerChairman r y Collins, Ledoux and to,ehch1H VAR" -10444444 fl d5CflS third partner in the ope:; 90 of the best s in have CONSTRUCTION ON the new $126,000 grandstand addition at the San. h, world. combinedJack Collins, and fo*'dOrlando Kennel Club Ii du. for Completion In time for the cOmIzlç Among the kennels booked knowledge of thetalents greyhound gyboundracliigisaaon. (HsraldPhoto) aiAJ for IOKC Is the Larry racing indust d t to bring, SOKennel. Ace of the ry prominence Hugh.. Kennel is the tabu. KC Into national lou. Min Whirl-being boom. in recent year. ad by (many) veteran grey- The hr Collins-led or. H greatest competitor In the 1955 and since that time the histo of tho ancient sport. :'- Ceully, the "Ilsep. lag the badrad "i 4II2U INS tImatea at 175,050; The l i ttle :4.POUfld f.m.e growth of the Longwood has been phenomenal. 'S iM,' has flaaUy evA. Agars, resulting Is i IUbI*1I' 1990 latImiuil It 102,00. Is in the midst of the fall track 1962 11*1 IMTUII is 155121 saw. Collins was namfte corny's future os*kok edition of the Ylagler $10 adInlb. hound Industry's AJr N 7011555 sIIW• lEn. is evoessingly bright, li* 000 International Classic. NUU of the Year" Collins eheages I lbs 11410 father 6047 t"MM aw W takes steps to Vt4lize of the lauded for lillo: Ibeth eat t complete. log wor mint at a Lo level 55 fue, so medeei IbM the k La Vast istersi teslUheS , dominate MMck team of, bodm per cent. " Ill. 11 LrAtesis 1vl. Petitios stalest L. I. Bilk In lb. p5aa1Iag and future popals. $anford-Orland. has ' trV' Wiul's derland a 'acesetter Waslato n asseedleg of dt;wU1i In the field of iii steng Derby and regarded cha ostall charity "' top dog from the big ew 1105 iiII*Meu at t4,11Ii lati. I usdira, ii,ldusi euI PsIfetlsS, hN programs 96961W such "a ' 1119 05UmMH 12 1IS,0N the $stur. Thousands of dollars Miss Whirl ran the New SQLCen 1..iasl. JUflIW 0sih tralchar itable Xngland challenger right off to l,.s4 Port At1,in For Accent the track In the home-and. organiastions *1 Pat al from the Charity Nigl '7r '• ' ONuS home p551 UM' CIIICAQO (Itfl) 8aM C itral Piselda gram lii which all proceeds M188 WHIRL, 1ssthi the two ders in the field. f do k. 0 4 owliallae Continue as so Win born and raised In Seminols n*$ A 1004W m the sight an tamed County at Ralph Ryan's Longwood fuln, wM MU"" is" d "0' The Bulb" PUP won by rc *AM Sm Miss 00 d 16111111111111 asesell Odors for IM *I* saft stess "bolsims 48V 11 % ImtM as Flatter and A'to&balsraklp w9ug" Night 5 return for her second team sit the ador4. viiiiiis is bM ' 4t Orlando Kennel Club when the tack opens Doe. rered her su'"1or1ty IllS held seek 15$? in which 511 Cey 11*0. by Uuii lid., led etaIUi gild, "j led b*llai. 17. Miss Whirl, winner of the summer $80 000 $ ia. esro asias e. we e.sIsg rapidly, e. lbS pIOU4S diStributed 1,5 jutssd. in iiai,sst mitt Flagler International Classic and many ober w.si.riast. lea, at Ii repeits An e tate the "gnu MW Miss stake races, has been called by many veteran w•Ir1 w5 . e ANA o2losifts:: Counly scholars resolve funds from y "IF won rapid a doont. at 00 in tamSMIW14 tM Atlantis 0 at "P h 31 y" the seboursw Night d"a. 04" $der# sob " of in Losewea c she w ill few Jobu River ls, oelWds large 556. for be, eeeo.4 season at lbs The spoesslar roto waterway tram Am aeoumkw4 AW W" SWOT44)d"do tf"L w Atlantis to SM Alealki vis bUsk is bolas well were kv im to be the biggest and n--: 7iiliTi1 -:-jp, CAR S Marble Novelties • D..utls er Imp.nsd list. ?budng Installed REAL STONE CO. 9384210 Pb.... $3$.221 Hwy. 427 Seswese L.sw..d said Airu.uta "Smartest Styles in Ladles Apparel" CaAok I Dress & Sportswear Shop Hondquart.r. for Square Dance Dressio and Accessories LONGWOOD PLAZA We. 258 RT. 1742, Lsugweed, Pie. Man YOUR Neighborhood Drugstore I Preseripline Service By Ce.psNer PheassluN IXCUPTIONAL POUNTAIN SUVICI NIl DILMRY ON PUICIIPTIONS Keyser's Ph. $314101.011-6152 Pharmacy _N'w.17.92,LIIUII4. ±1 _ �J W%1V1 U WWII17 J J.1e D U IFI RUVIII O....t...I. ,'......a. £ va U.11 c..1:. V W JV I Vl 94V 1O65 Progress lon sou ght I3 the growing demands of an Increasing population In 1965 by providing more services and making progress on several plans to meet the county's long. • rance needs. The Id of County Commissioners approved ata new county parks to se a record $2,5 million commodate its recreation. budget for 1965.66 which minded populace. •. provided for a one-half New park plans include mill tax Increase, pitt. on both lAlce Jessup • 'I't II budget provided LUS uuuget and Lake Monroe. Mullet I several new services, inciud- Lake Park also was develop. L LII t " ing flu establishment oi ad more extensively during , county offices in South the past year. .Seminole to provide rnorá efOther signs of .• •• fident service for the rapid- during the year were the . • . ' ly.growing population there. tabijabment, along with the •, •. ., The County expects to Human, Society, of a Coon. , • . •\ • lease or build a structure ty Animal Shelter to be built '. within a short time to pro. in the Five Points area. The vlde for the Issuance of II- county wilt provide some of cense plates, marriage Ii- the funds for the shelter's 4 -• •. ' • censes, drivers license., pay. operation. moot of taxes, registration .t £ Seminole County also hip. to vote and other services, ad a county planner during £•.• The Seminole County Sher- the year to provide for the 1 irr I)epartmant also Was more orderly growth of the •....-, expected to maintain an of county. •, • flee in the annex. The county reaffirmed Its Long-rance plans for the partI:ipatioin the St. Johns. county include the laying Indian River Canal project aside of approximately $100,- and also provided funds for 000 to go toward construc- continued participation in lion of anew courthouse in the East Central Florida Sanford. The old courthouse Regional Planning Council. can no longer handle the business the county must CATHOLIC CHURCHES provide, County commissionThera are three Catholic MUTUAL CONCERT Association of Seminole informal session to discuss the 1965-66 program era believe. Churches in Serninolf, County County Is experiencing Its moist successful year Included (left to right B. E. (Dick) Aiken Jr, The county also paid Off — All Souls In Sanfaid, count. this season In a more than 10-year history. A the debt on the County Jail ty seat; Church of the NativDon Bales, Francis E. Roumiliat Jr. and Dr. H. group of past presidents meeting recently in an which cleared the way for Ity. located In inlit-Seminole Wayde Rucker, all of Sanford. (Herald Photo) the setting aside of addi- near Lake Mary, and St. Mar lionel money for future ap. monte list outlay. Springs near the South counin the new budget also tIt line. All Souls, end St. Mutual Concert Unit In Successful Season was $70000 for the Seminole Mary-Magdalen have their County Part Authority$ a own pRrochial sehoulp, and Surging towards a capacity capacity crowd, beautifully Family, completed the series. Rearlck of DeBary, Don Bales now body created by the last Church of the Niativity, newat membership, the most succ- dressed for the occasion, alsol Reflections by two of the and C. Vernon Mize. session the money Florida Leal. slaturt. of The is .- In the county, also plans to essful season in the over-ten was treated to an art exhibi. Mutual Concert Association's This season's board 0 d year history of the Seminole tion of the members' Paintings most outstanding supporters, ectors Is building on the corp#cted to go toward purCounty Mutual Concert Also- and a reception honoring the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mebane nersione It fashioned and en. chases of land on the St. Johns River to build a port Although there are only two elation was launched In late Symphony, reveal most vividly the ebb visions a time when the aerIn the Hanford area. Episcopal churches in Semi. October by the rhythmic click These were "firsts," as the and flow Of Seminole COun* is& will play a major role In Seminole County also PlY' Dole County Holy Cross in of Flamenco dancers' heels 1964.65 season saw the initia. ty's cultural life. The concert the creati of . tion of the art exhibition and group can be proud of Its coned more county roads In IN5 Sanford and Christ Church in and castenetil valt. The diligent workers in. that it has any time In the Longwood, four serve the Jose Molina and his spects- reception to be presented In tinuing growth, but It also memory of any of the court- area. Many South Seminole cular troupe of dancers from "alunctlon with the concerts. has lived through several dis. clude DoEtor Parker, Mrs. house officials. An extensive County members of the old Madrid gave dash and Co. Miss Elizabeth Ilodgins and appointing seasons, only to Barton Bartholomew, 'Ice. I & -••• -,, ••• 3' NEW CITY HALL In Longwood houses the council chamoer, offices of the city clerk and temporary offices of the pollee department. In back (bottom photo) is large wing for the Longwood Volunteer Fire DepartMont. (Herald Photos) -77 I b 5 . Wl"th * vatt of Chaluota S. FULLY EQUIPPED power wagon donated for use to the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Department by the Florida Forestry Service this sum. mer, brings number of department fire.fightlng vehicles up to five, Firemen have purchased property adjoining present fire hail location and plan an expansion In the near future, (Herald Photo) , IIK : All .. LUTHERAN CHURCHES under the leadership . at?n; - so I - Do PLAN ' - 7. PROCESSORS OF— ft TALLOW STABILIZED TALLOW - X4lI NEW DAIRY LANE was among businesses built this year In Forest. City. The modern facility Is located in heart of the Forest City Shopping Area on OR 486 some six miles west of the U. S. hIghway 17-92 June. tion. I MEAT & BONE MEAL lit : (Herald Photo) 'I'I ,.. 1, THROUGH THE MAGIC ORNAMENTAL IRON F OF CHEMISTRY. STIlL STARS S POSTS S IAIUNGS The Rendering Plant utilizing waste ma. forials eaftacts useful and valuable products for Industry and agriculture, ALUMINUM PATIO u*srruu •- 'I On. Of Seminole County's More I LOWEST PRICES ) - Important Industrial Organizations Serving Seminole, Orange, Votusi. FREE ESTIMATES - U•.;:. 11111si$3$.1141 and Ir.v.rd Counties Since 1946. • ''I __ - - •-- - -,--..•---. - __ \ . • • . - 000) by Hibbard Casselberry and Allan Goldberg, 111anIL The land is at Casselberry, adjacent to South Seminole Jus. lor High and Elementary Schools (left center and bottom). (Aerial photo by Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. from County School Board as a junior college site (value $1500. a Flying Seminole Ranch airplane.) '1 We're extremely proud of our new Installment Loan Department. Our thanks to you I for your continuing confidence that - DEVELOPMENT of the beautiful sVokiwa Springs area as a state park h as been proposed by elected and civic officials of both Orange and SemInolo Counties. A popular spot for boaters, as well as swimmers and plcnickers, girls shown in the top photo followed the river to Its source to enjoy natural beauty of the springs. 111gb above the area this thatched hut (bottom) Is a remnant of filming of the motion picture, "Cry of the Laughing Owl." (Herald Photo) enables us to grow and contribute more to our comrnunftyl Come in and Jet us show you our now addition. OFFICERS DIRECTORS C. I. CLONTS C. R. CLONTI President w,., rnLui L. H. Will Iz.s.tiv. Vk..Presld,u HAROLD A. WARD, JR. Vko-Pf"kMw PHOTO Mr. Ray Beasley (center) was the first customer to be served from our L P. WHULUS JR. VkPredds - new walk-up window. Shown with him is I.. H. Webb, Execufh, Vice Pr.sident, left, and J. W. Abell, Cashier at right. JAMES W. ARIa cemmw MRS. MAR11 S. lURCH AssloNo C.sMut MRS PINN1I U. OLUPP Altamost. Springs Commun- OVIlDO, RODA PI _._.--• •r,.4 - Aseisenet CaMer L D. PLANTI. INCORPORATED -•. - - Oldest library Yoom1wrought Iron Shop IIOL LAN AVUNVI LONGWOOD1 FLA. ;i • 115Tity' bringing an increase In real. " dents and with the added peo. pie, signs of "city" are in evidence. In Geneva, for instance, the pioneer "Florida Cracker" town is sporting street markers, a physical sign of growth. I Culturally, however, the community has led the county a number of years for It has Its own membership membership supported Genealogical and Historical Society and the only Community Band in the area. In the past, It has had a Little Thea tie group and a Community Club, forerunner of the pre se nt Citizens Committee. It Is the home of a design. er of an automotive safety do. vice now in na tional protluc. lion who also Is * municipal sanitary department engineer of national renown and a recognized developer and grower of blackberries In lb. south. During the past year, Gets. eva has established its first community library and, with the help of young mothers, a separate corner for preschool age children which Is equipped with educational mat.raIs such as puzzles, aptitude building and fitting blocks, and alphabetical sequences as well as reading training matter. 7 li t , - Influx, however. from NOVA the Cape complexes, is INCORPORATED. L_ ' .66 only two miles away on SR qua center dealing primarily stations, motels, restaurants, Smallest communities in southeast Seminole Count y Geneva and Lake Harney which also are the county's closest areas to the nation's spa ce center, Cape Kennedy. - -- • • Of the early buildings, those 419. in articles from Florida plon. almost as fast as Interchanges still standing are Lake Calls. Four churches conduct re err life, were completed. . mzo U U U — and Mrs. P. Chula-Vista area of the com- ful homes In the entire Cen. Sanford. Only a short dIstsnc4 family. of Dr. Irish version of the Von Trapp ley. Frank Blebane, Chester board members. - • Holmes of Daytona Beach, munity and Seminole County's tral Florida area plus recogni. from this busy throughfere ii are still living, heading up a only operating airport, Flying tlon of the one "country the new Interstate 4 which Ii four-generation, present day Seminole Ranch, In located store" as an authentic anti, getting its share of service - County Community to have Its • • is a Ann Long, 16, and of their six shop and a post office. there has been development way 17.92 is growing to be children, three, Mrs. Priscilla There is a golf course and of exclusive residential areas an almost continuous shopping Hodges and Mrs. Josle Pre. club house In the beautiful with some of the most beautl. line into the city Limits ci lion program also is in the Shepherd In Maitiand (Orange night but the real headliner High School exhibited their to rebuild. er, secretary; Mrs. Roy plans for lUflfl. County) and those in the ex- of the year Is the return of art work at the opening night This group includes the late Brown, treasurer; Mrs. Fred County commissioners also treme north and easternmost the Florida S y m p h o a y and the Lake Mary Woman's Bishop Martin Dram, the late Genes, general membership planned to develop and erett parts of the county ore wel. brought back by popular de' Club hostessed the reception. It. If. Coleman, Andrew Stint chairman; Mrs. Patrick The Stetson Choir, enjoying of Altamonte Springs, Francis O'Gara, Navy chairman; Mrs. corned at All Saints Church in mind. To round out its outstanding an outstanding year, and the Roumiilat, Dick Aiken, Dr. IL Troy Ray Jr.,county member. CULTURAL COMMUNITY Enterprise (Volusia County). Geneva, only Seminole attractions, the Association Burke Family Singers an Wayde Rucker, Ernest Cow, ship chairman, and numerous own Little Theater, Commun. Two new Lutheran churches Vann Parker, has scheduled fly Baud, and numerous other have been established In Robed MacDonald, pianist, cultural organizations, this Seminole County within the and the National Opera Corn. year has built an Historical past few years . both in pany's presentation of "Naug. and Genealogical Society Cen. Caaselberry, second in popu- isty Marietta." ter solely financed by Its 1*11mm only to the County neat, last year the concert group members. This community, Sanford. Ascension Lutheran closed the season with almost a whole page in the Church already is located in smashing hit staged by theIII I ts has est ablished Its ion of . rary with a full selection for Evangelical Lutheran Church Trombones" brought the u. adults and a special area de. now has a building fund cam- ualty quite Seminole patrons voted especially to the pro. construct l beir feet f school child. its eq u ally attra ctive Ia 19 years old, married Polly ket, a beauty shop, a barber Here, in the past two years, from the county line on Iligh. road payInit and construe* church attend Church of Good lor to the exciting opening her art students at Seminole find new and Interested hands president; Mrs. Bart Gallagh. -- Kiss Disease' I 1 EFISMIPAL CHURCHES W to By Mary Cochrane erino Inn and in the area, Test Readied Chuot once afamous re. a: horn: of "Florida 51rand st Baptist, • CU :sort area in the southeastern Thomas Mickler. A two-minute Mono . Test most part of Seminole County, The Inn was built by Flor. munho), Lose Southern Hapt. for Infectious mononucleosis. irs the past few years has be. Ida East Coast Railway's Ho. 1st Mission and the Catholic sometimes called the "kissing come a rapidly developing re. del Land Company and is Mission. An excellent library ilisenue" because of one way ----sidential community nestled in said to have opened Thanks. is located In the Community it is transmitted, is ready for fl •._ the midst of eight swimming giving Day, 1914. It was here Club and schools are located marketing. and fishing lakes and sur. that officials of the company in nearby Oviedo with two Dr. Souren Avakian, vice rounded by beautiful orange and their guests come for a school buses making four president and resest-uh dircegroves and pasture lands. weekend of hunting and fish. for Wampole Latoratorles trips daily In and out of Chulu.tor at Stamford. Conn., said that It Is said that a newcomer Ing. can easily learn to correctly Today, the Inn, and its 16 physicians have lone' sought ;ij' _____ pronounce "Chutuota" by re. Vill&$. Still 18 A Vacation Spot N u m a r ou a organizations quick text to confir'n', or rule have found success in the com out "mono," since the resent membering lid little sentence: and in past years has "Once young di a known as an exeellentp lace to munity which one of the two method may take di. a boy gave his girl friend, Lee- known as an excellent place to I in the county having a garden ots, a bit of sassafras root and The Mickler's home origin. club for both men and women. The disease Is probably said to her, 'Chew Leeota.'" ally was known as "Wilson Other groups include a hobby caused by a virus, although Actually, the community Bungalow" and was built in Craft Club, American Legion, the specific one has r ot been was named by the Seminole 1913 by Florida East Coast for Sportsman's Club, and the identified. There are a number of other conditions that have Indians In the early IBM' C. A. Brumley who was sent Greater Community Club. • For the young people, there symptoms easily confused bowever, its name mean means: to "Isle of Pines." to sell off the thousands of Is a Teenage Club and Scouts with those of mononucleosis, such as acute appendicitis and Among early pioneers of the acres In to-mere lots with flve. and Cub Scouts. other Kbdominal ailments rearea, first settled in 1881, room houses, a venture cut - 4.• ,• • . • quiring surgery, several forms were the Jacobs and Long short by World War I and Pay-ola? • of leukem a iPi i men n• families, neighbors from Fay- the following depression. Pay-ola?, not this one etteville, N. C., who came to Development In the present it's "Paola" a small commun gitim and encephalitis. DEW DROP POOL and the surrounding 100 acres of woodChuluota In Inds to become day "boom" has brought a. Ity located way out on First ed land passilbly may be the site for the new Seminole Jun. citrus growers. for College. Thi proposed site (lake and adjacent land at top bout a modern shopping cen- Street (SH 46) west of San. Shopping Line In 1873, Gaston M. Jacobs, ter containing a super mar. ford near the Wekiva River. South Seminole county, center of photo) has been offered gratis to the Seminole Magdslen in A Its •• • Oviedo, an incoporated town1 estabUshment of the townas unbroken years of service to settled in the early 1900s. the Children's, Home. ered pine, oak, cypress and the southeast of Sanford a junction point for the At. the area. I Here have been established a Though rapid growth of the magnolia trees found both on which originally was known as - lantle Coss Line and Seaboard Slavis, two miles from Ov'c'Lutheran Church, Day School, area is expected, developers, level acreage and gently slop. -______ Lake Jessup Settlement, t I Air Line Railroads in 1888 and do and original home of the Children's Home an('Home do not plan to impair natural ing lands to the areas many .. destined to grow by leaps and IM, respectively. Today these widely recognized produce for Aged, and, this year, a beauty of the area and will fresh water lakes and bounds within the next few same railroads continue their I firm, A. Duda and Sons, was Teenage Cottage was added to build around giant moss coy. streams. -( years as new state •• -•••.. • d. .-••.••.. ersity _____________________________________________________ unive • • • Already the town has begun preliminary surveys for its • • on water'system and other -areas of Improvement. such _____ as"street paving and lighting. .Oteu primarily or Its vast . rich. farmlands, • ________ citrus and old settlement through Its ac •---, cess I lii St Johns River. BUSiNFSS people In Chuluota, old boom-time development once againonce served traffic ::far on Its way, are (left to right) Richard Shaker, owner-manmiles awa y. ager of the food store: H. L. (Herb) Seymour, barber; Lii Murphy, In 1883 the community was beautician, and Maurine Walker, postmaster. (Herald Photo) renamed ' "Oviedo" after a! city in Spain, and, as its im• _______ portance as a shipping point grew, there was increased de I_. C mann for faster transportation Chuluota Boo • • of the perishable products. This need was met with "TA FLC ...L - tj w - - W -- W - - W -- - - - USPOST %0 • -• Ity Library, oldest facility of Its designa tion In Seminole County, presently is conduct. Ing an active drive to build a new library completely sup ported by volunteer couitribu. tioni. Financial support Is r. ceived from the Altamoute Springs Town Council which Is used for maintenance and upkeep of this existing program. - J. I- ----- -- - C.LLU I. P. WARD HAROLD A. WARD, JR. L.H.WU$ - I. P. WHULIR, JR. �I ft THE -DYNAAA C S EAA 1. NOLE,,,;.COUNTY. TEAhi 71 Left To Right: Th. Hon. David ill son, Mayor North Orlando; Dr. Eugene Ellis, Member Council, Casselberry; The Han. Bernard Black, Mayor Longwood; The Hon. Mack N. Cleveland, Member, Florida Senate; The Hon. John Alexander, Chairman Seminole County Board of Commissioners; The Hon. S. J. Davis, Jr., Member, Florida House of Representatives', The Hon. M. L Gary Mayor, Oviedo, and Member Seminole County Commission; The Hon. W. L Swofford, Mayor, Altamonte Springs, Member Seminole County CommissionTbo Hon. M. L Raborn, Jr., Mayor, Sanford; Loring Burgess, President, Semionle County Chamber of Commerce; Meson Wharton, Chairman, Seminole County School Board. THESE PROGRESSIVE SEMINOLE COUNTY LEADERS HAVE UNITED TO CREATE A CLIMATE OF BALANCED, PLANNED ECONOMIC GROWTH WHICH HAS RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR 1965. . .THE SLEEPING GIANT AWAKENS! MR. INDUSTRIALIST === TAKE A LOOK AT SEMINOLE COUNTY'S RESOURCES: ' a FOUR YEAR STATE UNIVERSITY ON THE SEMINOLE - ORANGE COUNTY LINE NEW PUBLIC COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE COUNTY BEAUTIFICATION "ti RJIi STRATEGIC LOCATION ON A NETWORK OF MODERN EAST. . . AN ABUNDANCE OF SKILLED AND UNSKILLED LABOR AND WEST AND NORTH-SOUTH HIGHWAYS AND THE ST. JOHNS • RIVER, WITH A TWELVE - FOOT GOVERNMENT - MAINTAINED A VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM WHICH WILL CHANNEL TO THE EAST COAST, CONNECTING WITH THE TAILOR YOUR HELP TO FIT YOUR NEEDS . . ATLANTIC INTRACOASTAL WATERWAYS . . . . . . COUNTY WIDE METROPOLITAN TELEPHONE SYSTEM will 1JI! COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY . S . . . . LAKE MONROE MARINA TJ -/ UNLIMITED POWER, NATURAL GAS, COMMERCIAL WATER . . . . SERVED BY MAJOR TRUCK LINES AND THE MAIN LINE IN ABUNDANCE ' S OF THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD . . r, rjj7rJ ; f7,,(j ;ij jJfii1i/J r j jjj Mlj 1 /f THE AGGRESSIVE SEMINOLE COUNTY TEAM WOULD WELCOME I , . YOU AND HONOR YOU AS A CITIZEN p FOR ADDITIONAC INFORMATION WRITE OR CALL COLLECTs U EJAINOLE P.O. DMWEI S : - cc C HA MBER OF SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 3222212 4p- I WEE Ph.. by S14g,i �-- North Orlando 'Growinaest' Community - the flve.snd.one.half result of a recently approved and always meeting with sue By Margaret Cosbyi long cess. The quiet yet busy commun.! miles of paved roads In the charter revision. North Orlando has a full. I The North Orlando Garden' ity of North Orlando which town and on the clay roads In time police chief with two aux. Club is one of the oldest or. Hoe some four miles down the Ranches, North Orlando was meat. jury policemen. The volunteer ganized groups in the commun Highway 17.92 from Sanford Is porated In July, 1959, with its fire department is growing lily. Providing an incentive for the "growingesv' little COrn• governing body to consist of steadily and has doubled In residents to beautify their snunity with newcomers arrlv• a five-man council, one of size in less than six months. homes and grounds are gar. log every week. which was to be named may. A fire department women's den of the month awards, Carved out of & former or. or by vote of the council body, auxiliary was formed this programs and an award pro ange grove, it lies high and The village will be electing its summer and meets twice each gram at Christmastime for mayor directly for the first month with fund raising pro. the most outstandingly decor. dry only two short miles off time this coming March as jects always on the agenda I ated home. the main highway. North Orlando has Itsown super market and is near sev. oral shopping plaza. banking By Donna Estee I set victory for mayor against I candidates combined. facilities, theaters, recreation Longwood residents went to popular incumbent A. R. Lor. Bernard E. Black was nam r areas, churches, and schools the polls to exercise their moan while another newcom.I ed mayor in the second ape. with bus accommodations, In seven years sines the franchise of voting for city of. er to city politics, Percy clal election following the real. I 1 1 l I Longwood Voters Follow Sanford first three model homes were ficials not just once in theWhite, won a seat on council. gnalion of Wentworth, who al so •' victim of a heart at. erected, North Orlando has past year, but three times. In The first special election tack. grown to 223 homes In town addition to the regular Dec- took place to fill the unexpired Citizens of the community and 13 In the flancblands. Theember election, special dec. term of R. C. Carlson who had and the whole Central Florida municipality has its own sew. tions were held in June and served as council chairman area were saddened by the ci' system and water plant suf. again in August. chairman for 15 years but re. unexpected death of Police fldent to supply 1,100 homes, Numbers of voters register signed following a heart at. Chief Claude Layo in August Street lights have been added ed for all three elections were tack. who died of heart attack tot. along with school bus shelt. second only to Sanford, coun. That election saw political lowing major surgery. Layo era, a school zone on the high. ty seat of Seminole County. unknown John Deaton poll had serve the cityas police way, and some 38 traffic signs In the regular election, Va. more than twice as many and lire chief for 13 years be. which have been erected a.i vid R. Wentworth won an up. votes as the three opposing fore his death. 5ljs iauYnrU 1965 Progress Edition WeralI 1 LARGE WAREHOUSE addition to Deep South, one of the oldest citrus processing plants In Central Florida, was completed in September. The plant Is located In southwest Seminole (Herald Photo) County near Forest City. Lake Mary Woman's Club Active So. Methodists Building Edifice On Sanford Ave. When three branches of Methodism joined together In 1939, one group belonging to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at Orangeburg,, did not merge, and call. S. ed itself the Southern Metho. dist Church. Since that time the denomination has grown steadily and Is found In nine southern states. The denomination a member of the American Council of Christian Churches which stresses fundamental Bible beliefs. It is a segregated church, believing that Integration of the races would create more problems than It would solve. Each local congregation owns and controls Its' own property. The layman and clergyman have equal voices and voting powers at the con. ferences.. The church has it's owninstitution of higher learn. Ins, Southern Methodist Col. loge at Orangeburg, S. C. The Sanford congregation first met for a month at the home of one of the members in June, INC The group then began holding evening wor. ship services at the Sanford Woman's Club. At their first called church conference on July it, they voted to join the Southern Methodist Church and elected delegates to the annual con. ference held at Baton Rouge, La., where Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Priest represented Sanford. C., is SEMINOLE COUNTY Is destined to be the water gateway to Central Florida within a few years, Watercraft will use the Port of Sanford, coming from the Gulf of Mexico via the Cross. State Barge Canal and the St, Johns River, and from the Atlantic Ocean via the St. Johns from Jacksonville or the St. Johns-Indian River Ca. nal from the vicinity of Oak 11111. Adjacent to Sanford's boat basin (pictured here) will be a multi-million-dollar motel-marina complex, I 1n 1965 Progress Edition Panacea Weeter Thi Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, proud of being one ..of the oldest civic organize. tiona In the stat, of Florida, Incorporated under a new , .. charter during the year and vow has the largest member. ship roll of all times. Progress made In recent community projects include compliabments: Large and attractive welcome sign, erected at all entrances Into Lake Mary, Improved roads, warning signals erected at the road crossing, house num. hers set up for the area, a new voting district establish. ed.a that all residents can vote --tight In Lake Mary, one county commissio.cr to represent the area, drainage for downtown Lake Mary, a free public library, and a free pub. Ile Jaycee Swimming Beach on Crystal Lake. this year's president. Don. aid G. Jackson, is very active .tCCOMILISIIMENTS of the Lake Mary Voninr.' : _'T'.- for and a real go-getter full of all to see in the club history scrapbook held by üre'ciaaier znernbers, ambitions for the chamber. Mrs. Leonard Dunn. Mrs. ,l, 0. Gregory and Mrs. Robert Martin (left to Ile reports more cooperation right). Mrs. Dunn, now of Jacksonville, was the first club's first presiand volunteered help offered dent and Mrs. Gregory Is the present president. from the members and other Interested partlea, even in San. ford, than over before. Future growth for the Lake Mary area expected to be cnpleted in the coming year Accomplishment Is not an constitutes another firstl Last their little community and a lncluk the erection of a new and larger Post Office, an ad. idle word with members of year, the Lake Mary Club was directory built, which I. kept dltion to the Fire House, more the Lake Mary Woman's Club, the first civic organization current by the club. Against stiff competition, new home., better roads, and It is a factl ever to help the cultural as sociation in this manner when the group, under the direction new church buildings. Just a little over three years of Mrs. Olan Boutweli swept old, the group took giant they served refreshments the Semi-Centennial Parade in strides this year and opened the first concert In the 196465 1963 taking the "Best Over Big Business All" trophy as well as the Farming Is big industry In the Lake Mary Community series. Seminole County, yet few peo. Library, and received two ci. Lake Mary citizens owe Best Civic Club" float award. tallons for its excellent much to this club. During a Its theme was "From the j$ realize that it Is one of the state's biggest producers of achievements In other areas of drive that spanned a year's Rocking Chair," which de. cut flowers, especially in the community endeavor. "For its time, the members collected picted life from the cradle to winter months, Here, In the outstanding Leadership In liii' several hundred books and 50 years of age. In 1962 they Sanford vicinity, motorists proving Community Life dur. earned funds through various earned second in the annual will find from late October log the years 1902.1961' read projects to add some 300 Christmas Parade. through May, perhaps, of the one award, while the other books to the Lake Mary Ele' The club looks forward even following year, vast fields of states—The Florida Federa. mentary School library. This though they have much to gladioli, baby's breath, chry. tion of Woman's Club, CertUi. was the major factor in help,look back to with pride. santhemums, calendulas, car. cate of Merit, Lake Mary tog the school meet aecredi- Plunging right In and sup. nations and other seasonal Club. Recognized for out. tation standards in that field, porting their charter presl. 1.aii which help keep the standing Achievements, Mm. The club sponsors an essay dent, Mrs. Leonard Dunn, the nat1â supplied with beauty eral and Wild Life Division, contest as well as safety pos- group has continued to grow ter art at the school, along under the fine leadership of when -'all other parts of the 1964.1963." Bold dreams, backed by en with honoring the teachers Mrs. Frank Evans and the county are covered with Ice, thusiasm and plain hard work, with an imaginative and present president, Mrs. J. 0. snow,or heavy frosts. is the reason for the growing sumptuous meal each year. Gregory. -. record of accomplishments. They encourage the artistic Pointing out the club's many Not content to rest on their and cultural growth of young. accomplishments, Mrs. Or.. 100L SCOUrING Bear Lake Elementary laurels, the group plunged sters by staging their art ex. gory said, "We have accom. School, one of the newest in ahead with plans to again hibits and have also seen pUshed miracles in the short fast-growing Southwest Scm. serve their community by boa. about their fun time by baking time we have been os'ganiz. i$e County, Is sponsor of tossing the reception opening cookies and chaperoning at ed" And with an eye to the Bear Lake Cub Scout Troop night of the Seminole County the annual Chamber of Come future, she firmly stated, "We 230, Bear Lake Boy Scouts and Mutual Concert Association's merce Christmas party, would like to have our own U. 1963-66 concert season, This Bear Lake Girl Scouts. Trees have been planted in brary building," N The club has contributed street signs which are visible at night along with many other benefits to the community. It also has Its own program of education and pleasure. The North Orlando Little League teams have been play. log ball since there were enough players to form a team. The League Auxiliary has worked diligently since Its Inception to keep the players equipped, the field in shape, and to present a program of awards for all team members at the close of the season. The League is credited with most of the manual labor involved In keeping the field which Is included In the 12.5 acres of recreation area deeded to the city this spring. The current mayor and four man council are hoping to oblain additional land to erect a municipal building In the community. With Its less than 1,00') rest-' dents in the town and ran ches, the quiet community of North Orlando moves slowly onward, slowly, quietly, but busily, all the time. -. Lake Mary C Of C Roster Up By DEL TONA RESIDENT Fred Seligman and his grandchildren try their luck on Lake Gleason. You can see some of the many fine homes in the background surrounding the 100-acre lake, part of the growing community of Deltona, anticipated to have a population of 75,000 In the next 10-15 years. ,. . -.. - , U.___-•- . ..-..-- Longwood Site Of Film About 'Sleepy Town' By Donna Estee The most exciting event to take place in many years In the City of Longwood occurr. ed last fall when Nova Film Productions filmed scenes for the full length motion picture, "The Cry of Laughing Owls," right in the center of town for two days. The film, which according to John hugh, producer, is scheduled to be internatIonally premiered in February in Can. nes, Paris, London, New York, and Orlando, stars Robert Taylor, Geraldine Brooks, Brenda Scott and Chad Everett. Longwood, dubbed "Sleepy Town," in the movie, was chosen as site for the film because of its small town atmosphere. Crowds numbering more than 400 at times watched the amazing transforms. tlon of the city when a saloon, complete with neon sign, bar, stools, tables, chairs, and bet. ties of tea and coffee to resem ble alcohol, was set up In the corner store at East Lake Ave. nue and Church Street. A dress shop was placed in the store next to the saloon and a Trailways bus depot was constructed on the vacant lot next to the Colonial Restaur. ant. While all the construction was taking place, Chad Ever. ett, and at times his stand-in, Seminole Indian Allen Jump. er, foughta complacent aill. gator In a pit next to the railroad station. The historic old Longwood Hotel, which was built in 1553, took on new magnificence with the bright lights focused upon It during the night scenes filmed there. I. ' iremen Leaders In Civic Life ake Mary Volunteer Fire ful appreciation for services log hail, a modern kitchen men (other than women and artment, since its incep. and assistance since 1958" a with aU latest equipment, and children) since the business less than a decade ago, fully equipped power truck storage space for trucks and block Is small and most wage been a leader in civic from the Florida Forestry other firefighting apparatus, earners travel out of the area, of the unincorporated corn. Service. This vehicle brings Organization, meeting at Thus, any man In the area tity situated some six total number of fire-fighting the fire hall, other than those when the firm alarm sounds to southwest of Sanford, trucks up to five, largest num. of the department, include the unselfishly leaves whatever tiy seat of Seminole Coun- ber of any department In the Lake Mary Chamber of Corn- he is doing at the time and county, including those of in. merce, Extension Ilomernak. comes to the call. Men who has the distinction of be. corporated municipalities out. era Club, Lake Mary Woman's have been trained quickly put Club, and such youth organ. those who are willing, though the county's first volunteer side of Sanford. irtment to legally, through At the same time, It was Ixations and functions as the inexperienced, to work, for the Lake Mary department covers rendum vote of the people, announced that the depart demand requires. bush its own fire district ment had purchased an ad. It is the policy of men in the largest single unincoporat.. support through taxation joining plot of ground where Lake Mary, and a vast num. ed area in the entire county. he county although prin- its fire hall I, located for an her of them are Navy per. In addition, the department, 1 finances come through extension to the hall as soon sonnel, to respond to the fire as do all in the county inelud. Is derived from various as funds permit. The present call (three blasts of the whis- ing the Florida Forestry Ser. sets of the firemen and facility, built through contri. tie) whether or not they are vice,operates on an emer. Ladles Auxiliary, plus butions in support of fund active members of the fire gercy call system as long as ributions from businesses raising events and with vol. department. Lake Mary is a adequate equipment is left in residential areas receiving unteer labor, provides the community of very few day- each area for sufflcent coverprotection which are lo- community with a large meet. time residents or business, age should it be needed. d outside of the district, iii year, the Lake Mary inteers received "in grate- fJ : ike Mary and Longwood of mole County are the two mining communities which Community Christmas lea for the children. In jwood they are sponsored he Volunteer Fire Departin co-operation with the and various civic and ch groups and In Lake y by the Chamber of Corn. ce for many years and a recently by the Woman's with co-operation of the 's civic and church ps and merchants of the munity. In Lake Mary, a itmas Tree is decorated In "Square" and carols are nightly there by child. and adults during Christ. Draperies Carts and Tile . I ' ' ; ti1JI'ifLU You're Sure to Our i ! .L Personalized Services i..-, FREE ESTIMATES •PICK UP & DELIVERY QUAUTY WORMANSHIP IExpert Auto Seat Covering week. ita* " U71x rida ranks first In the uction for the fresh mar* of snap beans, cabbage, t corn, cucumbers, egg I. green peppers, radishes, watermelons and second lery and tomatoes. - - &O I UPHOLSTERY & SUP COVER CO. Ph. 365.3901 Oviedo, Florida r 5Q4O2flq... -.__,-. and ORANGE COUNTIES , SEMINOLE NIS -.. IT PAYS TO e 9ljbjgc.k 3wuzkal ?(OJnQ lW' \. - r HIGHWAY 17.92 SAVE WITH SECURITY CASSELIERRY - 1 We ilke to think we am keeping pace with the substantial growth and Hi. dramatic changes taking place In S.inInoI. County. 1 G E N E R A LØ ELECTR At least we are trying ... and FED ERS reside In this area. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE (IISIDINTIAL AND COMMERCIAL) :OMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE YE SERVICE ALL MAKES MATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN 11TH Ph* 83&4256 A C R Inc. Alt CONDITIONNG & IIFII61RAT1ON UI OI$II SOAR INSTALLATION and SERVICE large numb., of our customers who AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING F HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING we find great satisfaction In the 4 ¼or, We would welcome the opportunity to serve you. The red carpet Is always eat to insure a warm Meadly personal welcome her. AMBULANCE SERVICE V I at Security Federal. __... L' I:T r- -- equip-. PHONE ChipsI s.siI.g NIBLACK FUNERAL HOME 3r=3D=3RsA6Xa 9 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HWY. 17.9L CASULIIUY, NOSIDA (ACROSS MOM THI 9OIT OIPICu) ESTIMATES CHIWULLY GIVEN "Our Satisfied Customers Have Built Our Business" 100 Sr .is'i people. R. M. NIBLACKI Funeral DIr.cfor DIVIDEND Air Flow Designs INCORPORATED I. HWY. 436 & JASMINE ROAD PUN PAM NORIDA FLA. CASSELBERRYs SJL4Zft inc. a ----- A 24 Hiss' AauIsuc S.s'vfc.; .xyis 838.4000 CURRENT RAY McCORD LJ, 1 C.mplaf. Puusrsl Anasqonuiets, lacludag Dipm.st d Cr...tI... Appreclat. - - �. -_ - . __ - ~ - - - - . , _"~~ . 9, - i . - . .c II raffem III I Iiirru , flo, I . s y issiisI C IN r t- -*" ?w I IV111111V . ~ -_-,-'.-.1', ..1I W __ IF .I 0 - __ Case.lben By The Town of Cuselberry, 3.a. 'fi 1 Seminole County's second I' A ..R " - : ,~. I - incorporation this yesa by be- , ,(.7 let act of the state losisla- '3k ?J. * .. A I _______ s;'.. ,,+i, .. I Vi T . •'i:. - P. ( - ' '\.'. .. ' J 'kt A' " W11 " 11'~.-~~ `1f.,_:?". I' ~~ . , ~~ 4 '4-" '~ .. ".; 1, - ir'jj4 f, ,. c,,1 .1 '- 4'-r. • CASSEIXERRY LAND but have distinguished themselves by saying many lives by resuscitation, con. ducting educational Trogrami in fire prevention, water safe. ty, and first mid and serving as an arm of Civil Defense In time of disaster fir's to ,I'J", . buildilig haA, 'f - - 1 W.1 - % .+ ". . . I-1(.1' Ihr. $2) million in . . '' , - - ' ' - • . . :- -. . ' . • • -. . • V - - ' 4; I 1 / . ' V High School, South Seminole ' k Junior High School, and South Seminole Elementary School. Churches in the commun. ity include the Carselberry 2 • I 3V Man minater Presbyterian. other protestant and Catholic churches are locited nearby. To look after the heal. o area. In thin group (left to right) are Jack Bolt - shores of Lake Monroe at the mouth of the tometr lit, two chiropraeUc beautiful St. Johns River, members of the com. physicians, and a dentiaL mittee look over plans for development of the There are stares *nd sery- man John Alexander, and Harris Saxon and _____ % . ______ _____________ _____________________ y - I1 -it I LAKE G'0I,DEN provides a variety of facilities for recreation at the Na. val Air Station. Available are sandy beaches. sheltered and outdoor pic nic areas. playground, softball field, swimming, boating, skiing, fishing, g ng range, and archery range. range, (Navy Photo) 1e Home Lots own your own / __ ugh vice O - . - I ~ __ I- ,., i,.' - .. , -- - 4. . . • V .V, " A• . - CffY WATR RGE -• .. d U - I 10FT U &+ By Diana Bstee -In a year that began with p diention in Altamonte X., A; - U Q_._v . - - IAA, K ivy , - r ,- , -• '." . to's -/ . . I 1 "I "I ~- Outgrows Water '•. ' approximately loper cent and 133 new homeshave been built. A complete reappraisal High . I .. , • -' . -.- - ation will be carried out under leadership of - - RO&W - V SUVICK - ' -' - - - "4 ~ ~1.1. - - .. Plagues Area should help students complete River Hookworm dissame is still their plans for college, bustprevalent In the notthiastern ness school, or other Advanced United States, , m -- - - .~ ear of tropksl .dleasaeaadhy. " slas a U lye It)', New Orleans, Li., also reports pareiltic dla.saes which children get frees dogs and 1ltI. One of this. infections tik,. the form of a creeping •ipUon of the ikin. ,A frightening lunT disease that requires by acSIoes to frØ dogs that have hen bit.. A .5 11 _. I .II 7 . . W &Mum " thrloo."em, Cor%eamge of Deposit, with minimum of $S,QW t -4 ' 0 - Now$sthstIm.to.ta,tsystim,s at Maltiand'. ,k - V ., , rain. . Lwated Conveniently on Highway RS W YEA USING ONLY TOP QUALITY PARTS -'-'T -c t. r' r ., I , federal Reserve Systems Fadval Deposit kwwwm CwpwWAM CM54awlys no ' .. ,I .16 I . -I .I 0 : SER WI • A* WITH MATIRIALS r VIC i) S3LJOY . - ..- - . 1. . . - . . • d~y 4% ~I -11'I , "! - .1~ . .. .' . 1. I. ~~ : . .,• .. 11 ..rifi.s T1 ' ..... iI •€ - .~ *. IM : •. ': ,; 4 /i ;. : , I ... V. . .,( •. ' IV o n; ; 6 . 0 I . R a A Typical Friod Chicken fake-out operation. This molorn air WMAIlfloinod . V , ~~ 110 V. . -- V.. - . V7 miii IS NO MONt? NIN• MADE IN TNt Nih CHICKEN SUSINSES TODAY-HAYS A CLEAN PROPITAILI BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN. s $12000 CASK NUDES! SALANCI FINANCED State Fra n chise Office, East Seminole Boulevard, Cassel. 40 berry, Florida. All stores are served from this central location, - THANKS - 6later coasultauts suggest thoe-use of S& adered "remij Uk to brisMan a dark hili6a. A popular sun-briglit $ )' . ole In 0 ! , ,L/ ..e '4• - .y - , I. ~P-c~ :~-, ..-, i .- r,I 7 '6 *+44. - i I r I I4 I; . I . " - 7_t~~i . J 1:1 0 1 f, ~C, ,r7 --, 1* . .* ;r ,~. - ~ . : ; P7 I. . ~ I- ; r , . I - .I, '~ . . ."~ -11WrI ;If4l,4~:; - -P. _ 44ir ; - `tj """k.) " !k -, _. .- 11. j -~C tzf-. IF ; 61 b . .. .5 0SC, . .- " . ,.. Iole-fi - . .. : .. ç4i4iø -. ..' ,j. 5 . . -- . • • GUARANTUD WORKMANSNIPI V 510V 7111111WIS for - r wit Nas.$1111011114" Comm phm tW PrMWao of unbsi woo since 1934. ALTMONTE GARAGE' It W"Cl combination for a bitch- (AUTO, MINK AND TRACTOR RIPAIRS) L W MsINTOSH, Oases es3rould be jonquil for walls TMCO PRODUCTS s*catiotertapt accented with I. 8384121 IN I 1111 0-0-0- A,~-*,ft"s'~_-le~~, it0% Jk & p1 a. M . W. I CA$$ F. 0. BOX I... cAuw,ivay, NIQOJM ACCSUOI*$ ion ceramic siosaic til, floor APTIR NONE CREDIT APPROVAL. - - WOW 14MON1 PHONE 121437$ petters. • - . " elm ca - - . AND ii II r , tioi rallied to the easee .1 cheol library accreditatIon ant collected toa of book. during the peat three yews foa- this psrpoee.Pn9is not iuble for the schools were tuisedovertop'sblistscWllie -_ 4114 to Lake May, to, In. ft 114l THROtilmHOUT - g J I I Camat a AYJLA1L! FRANCHISES LIBRARY AID rent and teacher groups Seminole treat. ICk•n kin.- 4Yo gasoline Sueand Ciliates. Thit; church SO& the Comparatively now at. AAdrsws Fresbyterlits Church Labe share lbe same minister, Rev. Thomas H. Ma. , Your National Bank . ~." I • .,.Fp per annum en Oee.yonr Cer$iIIcauss of Deposit, In multiple. ci $1os __ _ , CO!snant, Presbyterian, which Is csted Is the fast growing mill-central part of Seminole County on highway 17.52 near V. - I 1 t" - L abhishment in the past year schools in which they are in. dealers are locating car lots - stactlon was Church peraiwwmonrsgularuvInge•p, ti... -- in the very Northeast- people to begin talking to west of the Sanford city limits, c •. q - ipacrAs -A how k can be schiswad - - . no Lo. - -- st counselors and colleges or ______ especially In preparation to earn a living. e ventually fastens ftielf to hi lining of the intestine. It sucks blood and can cause so. vms nemi but there 'S h f:tiiiUei. You name .M IN i rfo`rids, South Carolina, G"T- It it's college they're plann- of the area's own fresh water terested now. And service stations all slosl 'f'and some part.. of Taxes, lag for, students should submit supply system which was the Interchange mute. Piesa'troplcal disease professor made available through the Home and properly loans peels of the area as an excel. told an Internat.lonal imsesting Us"s of harbs used for Farm Home Administration during Im totaled almost $40 lent transportation facility on parasitology In Plifladel. seasoning have their fullest program. Opening with some J billion. Surveys point out that (roadways, railways flavor just before the flowers 70 paid-up subscribers, the homes receiving constantly erwAys) has broughtand styphis. on the plants are in full bloom, system already is on the in. higher appraisals are This parasitic , those the reported location of a caused by the hookworm, a Plan to harvest at that time crease with demands from using quality materials such Gaines Dog Food plant In siematode parasite that pen.- and to cut the stems In the new residential developments 1 as ceramic mosaic and quarry Lake Monroe plus its first t?stes th e skin of the feet, early morning before the hot growing duo to the area's tile in bathrooms, kitchens, restaurant which opened for sun bests the plants. onatieris the circulation I proximity to Cape Kennedy. dining rooms and patios. business early In . -• -11 - - Seniors: Plan CoInty to utinto the modem prefabricated motboll of ece. FIRST - 41 Y 26/ o - Unit In 2 Years .,t,4 1f , ooftworm - . a 11 •: ' SAMARY SEWER ri -- - A BUSY year for Dusty Boots Riding Amoct- - • 6i ) - TALLAHASSEE (Spl.)-Now their applicationsby Novem. this eArly deuMne In twi-story building. Two me mind, Go Wer-t . . . Sanford bull. is the time for high school sea. her or December of this year. too. Many story units win. house the scholarships have a ness district I. dong just that! css and fib. io?s to take a look ahead at Students who plan to apply February 1 deadline for appli- Three nIhIstraUvs years ago, only one or their higher education or car- for scholarship should keep cation. Th gary is means that the two Sanford buslnes houses • ______________ *or plans, says Miss Ruth young person must already be were located west of highway Harris, family HIS specialist, Water Systems admitted to the college or unl- 17-92(French Avenue) on First due Florida Agricultural Exten. Biggest thing In years to Versity and then file the op- Street, Now, with the location .i... ,s.. - -Lakeilnrncy come to the Lake Harneyplicatlon by February. of Interstate 4 through Lake Parents and school eauselors Harris advises V. 1__~ -1. ':;q rea$. t1 Population lion zs' .- . 41/20/a 1 i 7W/0 %J 'Altamonte Govemor which save the town noted:nttie - - :. -- I . , , - ~ - . 1 - FOR SAVINGS ~ . Im. We -r- '"' - . r • " %asse oerry r- b - ' _&_ -- . - & " _______ • 'MM ' "'' I First Farms I I., 1 - - 0 - " I . I .. ' .. r 4 6 - -- '. V - ,., 0 0 or '' -- iAdull Education Includes ii Regular MAITLAND'S ' i441 .*,~. , I .1 ., . LOTS - W 0 ~- '! - : SHADED picnic k : •_!• As a result, horseback rid- . It gets a proposal from UN -, AL-~~..',.~~., ,, - Dusty Boots., By % - I Ileatiquartatils for the south rivercraft. 7% par% aide of semlools Joycome, wbe be" tm put In Velvets - Revived per. I' I • CC 4 - 611 AI " . 1 0I I Seminole RAM*ay with Its eating Me possibility of Dir. harne" aims . qurwr norsee is cinshis or I#Aslag prapany as located in Caase!berry aq tM W .mouth side of the lake. Sanford Orlando ]KwuW Club It in expactod the south side and the Jai AW rmtomi are win con"Wetly Of beat I. located in Cas.elb.ny. . TIlE AT'l'RACTIVE Woman's Club Building located on Overbrook Drive, Casselberry, Is the center of many community activities. . f. - area, The League's Senior All. The committee Is mapping Stars were runner up In the plans for the park area and state again this year. There will submit a proposal to are baseball and soft ball Florida Power & Light Corn. teams lain t,,refo,bosPan)YforIease. ' The power company has and men of all ast.s. The LandO'LakesCovnt7 promised to delay any plans 1$ hole for the 42scr. property until Club boasts a sporting i t I 1, I *. u:lr - , . 6;1 ~ , 1 ',T _` 1 * " for recreation offet-ci in the County Attorney Charles Lucity centers around the ny ther, Eric Watson and Samuel lakes, such as boatlrg, water Faron of the Deflary Chamber skiing, swimming ani fishing. of Commerce. Cooper Field, Seminole Lit. At a later meeting of the tie League's lighted ball park group in Deflary. Saxon was " '- wy-- e unit oewer lines to provide ty were Commissioner liarrix, better service to its citstontets. Saxon of Now Smyrna Beach. Much of the opportunities Commissioner r)eane Smith, I __ - . Named to the committee I Altamont, Springe i,mntel. pat water system, originally . . 4d InIstrat.ion in Building now of all properties In the town by designed by recognized engider construction. The build. professional appraisers show. , neers to be adequate kr at Inc replaces the one which ed total valuation of more least five years or more, has was severely damaged by fire j,; I than $10 intIlloa, Including the due to phenomenal growth Is I .. Url. f The address was delivered , Seminole County "stumped the Arden Heights In the extreme by V. W. Becker, of Atlanta. south Up of the town. If 7 experts" and, In less than two , ,~ I . I secretary of the department I .1 I . L . . r the first time In the cars time, outgro wn Its icr. . -- --of educ&Uon of the Southern history of Altamonte, the bud. vice capacity. Union Conference of Seventh. get of anticipat ed revenues SEVEN APARTMENTS are located in this unit (top photo) of Florida Altamonte, which prides itday Adventists. and expenditures for 1986 Is Living, new retirement center in Forest City. Gift of land for the deself as a higher type residen. Other participants In the expected to hit the $100,000 velopment, given through annuity contract by Elder and Mrs. Kenneth STATE FRANCHISE office and warehouse of Chick'n'Treat moved In. pmgram were I I laláe Ual community In South Semi' mark exclusic of the water Wright (bottom photo) to its new quarters on Seminola Boulevard, Laqelberr, this as instrumenthl factor in development ' the nob County, is ex periencing a department which anticipates facility by Florida Conference of Seventh-Da y Adventists. tremendous growth due to its another $60,000 In revenue. treasurer, respectively, of the Plans currently are being Ideal location, its cultural ad • Southern Union Codorence" vantages, and as a well-organ. niatle to expand the one-half T.: L. theMe of fake Mary, of ired "small town" municipal. million dollar, is old the office. of lb. Seminole water system that the city has Adult education in Seminole Business courses Include for the county's electronic ity with all the advantages of unty Superintendent Of us. I "big town" government which, outgrown, and construction of County is carried on in sev. typing, shorth and, Business manufacturing plants with cation, and Icha W. Evans, of at the same time, operates an a municipal sewage system Is eral phases, including adult BngU.sh, bookkeeping, busi. trainees finding almost instant Oviedo, vies chairman of a minimum tax structure, expected within the next 18 high school where former ness law, office machine., employment at the end of County School Board; H. )1. months, drop-outs may complete their IBM keypunch and dictation their training period. ehmldt, Of Forest City, and In order to better serve the education; Seminole County IT and office practi ce. Sewing classes are also gtvH.: F. R011, of Orlando, presi. expanding community, the; Business School; Manpower Under the Manpower Deve- en, through the adult educe. debt and Aoffetgry.trlmalums Lake Monroe, first corn mayor and council urged pass. Development Training class- lopment Training course %in. cation department and the munity to locate at the mouth respectively, Of the Advent. age of amendments to the es ; electronics courses and employ I '7 ed men and h i g h Florida State Employment ists' Florida Conference, and • I town charter by the legisia. several other technical tour- school drop outs are taught Service to provide seamstress. of the St. Johns River on the L. C. Stannird ci Forest City, -. lakefront (Sanford side) it one lute to provide hiring an at- sei. the trade of automobile mee. ci for the Clothing manufac. principal of Forest Lake Acidof the finest farming areas in torncy to serve a. municipal All regular subjects necsss. hanics In a 1.000 hour course luring plants in the county. - -- • Seminole County, here, agri. judge and the establishment, ary for high school c redits are taught day and night at the Refrigeration, beaUng, air. culture Is diversified for one lbs Administration of a utility commission to available through night clan. Patrick Fruit Company Build L. , conditioning and small motor Building is being built at a manage the water system and vs taught Monday through lag on French Avenue. Stud- classes are taught both to will find seasonal flowers as IJr'- .. s well as seasonal vegetables ---Vost of $260,000, according to iflfl sewage syste,,,. Thursday at Sanford Junior sot. earn as they learn, be' regular students and to adults under cultivation year 'round. principal Stannard. Furnish. , Both amendments will be ot. lllgii School. lag paid a substistance allow. in night classes at Lyman ., it d-' %10 t Slain vegetable crops are ccl. ed on by residents of the corn- The business school ape. once during the nionths they Ifigh School. At the Seminole cry, cabbage about $30,000. Th. structure and green pep. nunity at the regular Dec. 7 rates both day and night are studying. High School technical design will be a complex of three • election, classes with day courses from Electronics classes are giv- drafting classes are available pets while flowers grown are units, Joined by a covered zinnias, gladioli, calenduls, 8 A. m. to 3 P. M. and evening on at intervals throughout the 1)0th as a regular high school I cont. Classrooms and labori. baby's breath, blue stock, and classes train 6:30 to 5:30 p. rn year to develop woman-power, course and for adults at night. tories will occupy the =&In carnations, • c I the It Is the hoped of the asso- urn, benevolence and plea. der to develop the spirit and leadership which are vital to saddle, and breaking In the elation to send a mounted de. sure. alleviating racial tension, pov. three year old.. legation to Tallahassee to erty and the tragedies of de. One of the club's members present the petition personally Late . planted annuals jected youth. Natural beauty entered and competed, as an to Gay. llaydon Burns. seem to be standing .14 should be further emphasized independent the Flat- In addition to restoring. as growing little U it all, can be or.ern:is' Association w am a focal point of rural aid Ida into shooting upward development, dovelopment, of poverty pro- Competitive 100 Miles Trail riding, horsemanship and and outward by a deep, slow gram., and of urban re. Ride in the Ocala National. horse mastership, Dusty Boot. watering. Use a perforat4 newel." Mrs Arthur Whitte Forest era have enjoyed just having hose or, better yet, a soil,more, chairman, "Civic *e- The club helped a horse, fun, Indulging in the corn. soaker. In areas where water. tion" Committee at the White man in distress. raderie of tall horse tale., ing Is restricted to the eye. House Conference on Natural Dusty Boots' big project close harmony, and relaxing nine hours, filla soaker ,.. Beauty. now Is to attempt to establish around trail fires, pig roasts, let it water during the nlg*L' i-.- cries and ornamental nurseries from Seminole County were shipping their pro4lurts All Chairman John It - Alexander, ovvr the country. All kinds of Commissioner Ed citrus are also grown. County Attorney Harold John: Cuss'.11ierry Utilitli-, Vi' son, Fred Gana$ and Jack vattly owned corporation, is Boll. continuing to expand water Representing Volusla Colin- ! %J A cornerstone laying cite. many was held at Forest Lake Academy on Oct. 3 for the new 46 - - possibilities of getting the park Agriculture also contributes in operation. i . I . , - 1. 4 between residential and corn. progress, ranches, large farms mercial than in any recent and acreage to a great extent year In the Sanford area are makPermits for the last month ing way for highways, shopof the fiscal year, September, ping centers, urCh churches, came to $686,535, an increase schools , and the like. commissions met at the Recreation p&ft, is host to mittee and teams from other towns in thechairm an. , ;]L, ~'L .t.11 _____________ ______ lunch counters. among many Seminole Coun. I 1: New Complex . • park. tongrange plans call for it to be taken over by the Many new homes were structed this year and among State of Florida. The plan.,, which originated the larger commercial build. Inge built are J. E Lowe's In the Seminole County Chant. U.S. Steel Homes warehouse lier of Commerce, call for the and offices and WIPlum Came's park site in the area of U. S. State Franchise Warehouse 17.92 and Interstate 4 on the and office for ClsIck'N-Treat lake shore, A 42 acre site on the Volusta South Beminoip rank.un tinilye cx an County side of the lake d ol slon project, and WirIer lark be leased from Florida Power FvthI Savings and loan 1 Light Company. in addition, the proposal Is North Branch provide hank. to lease or purchase! and dcv.. Ing facilities. top land Johns.n Electrica and Fat, south sho west of 1.4 on the re of Lake Monroe. Tool Co of Cauelhrry On September 14 both coun I fl* .. - New Park Looms On Lake Monroe ____ ____ I Academy Builds Mike Cosby. of North Orlando. nrealdent (left). 'heir ----.. energies and rode Dusty Boots and John McCarthy of Lake Mary, vice proof. ', ~ (Herald Photo) ' out of the muck into green dent. pastures. MORE FRIDAY 13TIRS public horseback riding trails barbecues and trail rides. Together. the group, their It is said that the l3th of and facnities In the With " th, month falls on Friday wives, and members, presentseries of Sunday after- of Florida since they are vir. elation In the hands of Mi,ke.. a more often than any other ed day of the week. The eaten. noon gymkhana type horse Wally non-existent. Members Cosby, John McCarthy, viol dar repents itself every 400 shows which brought out have been circulating a peti.1 presid ent, I, V. Williams, trss.. years, in which cycle the 1Ith crowds of contestants and ape. lion to the governor urging surer, and Barbara Harvoy falls on Friday 688 times and ctators. th at horseback trails be In. and Priscilla Mitchell, seer.. on Sunday and Wednesday Buring the year they awardluded In present and future tortes, Dusty Boaters inky" ed almost 1,090 ribbons and a shy 100 silver and gold tro- state parks, state forests, and look forward to working to. phies. The club helped to sti- along stale canals, arid bun. gether and playing togeth er with their families, friends- , c c t mulate interest In organized dreds of horsemen and horse and "Beautification p r four legged companions . should be undertaken, riding by mounting the old- lovers already have signed ,, a program promoting ustrio .+ ,,,---------------"I-- -,, .,'• , -al J1 a" usutcu II. in restaurant., arsve rn golf course uA junior Olym- .. I '''rr Eric Watson of the VOlUsla County CommlS. slon. (Herald Photo) _________ __________ . I 1. ii.~11-i I . and tw., years ago the Love the organization's purse Baptist Mission was organized •,.,,. . " Sanford, places to suit - , . I ,_ .1 . I , " $A111 1 I I tt - membership chard along with MEETING on site of the proposed Seminole.-. . .. . . - modern Seminole Shopping __ . . in tary ave Willis, and charter Southeast Seminole. Ft rat member I V Williams, who church to begin ainir was the holds his 17th consecutive Plass- The &rW-' only may's A proposal to locate a two. th eater, and one of lb. finest co unty park and recreational! anywhere. Seminole Cinema, area on the shores of Lake li found here. Diners will find eating Monroe has received strong their last, and support and could become a pocketbook from fine steak reality within a few month,,. d seafood restaurants to Valuate and Seminole coun. good food at moderate priced ties would Join tly operate the I Jorest Lake I-W p non-existent durin g the de. to a healthy, thriving organi. Lloyd aided by Bobby presslon and now look, to be White,' vice president; seer.. the fastest growing area . Recreation . - . ____ munities which f'our'.hed in literally lifted the association bx,n times practcn1l la'came from on almost defunct status "4'4''V" the residents there ES I.VSt&4 nracticlni. including general ;r..cutioeeii, ID 0P - the building of a Catholic (all amateur horsemen), presMission in Chuluot,, on. of Ident Howard Lloyd, though no Seminole County's oldest corn- longer able to ride himself, .• - sion Lutheran, Iteish nfl. gelical Lutheran, $ Wast- which are located In the large £ and an increase of more than log necessarily became less $ioo,000 over September, 1964. available and dwindled and sol Permits were Issued for did the activities of one of the residence at a cost of oldest organized riding groups and for one industri al building in Central Florida - Dusty estimated at Boots Riding Association, Inc., of Sanford. During the 1961.65 year, with CATHOLIC MISSION Land is being donated for just a handful of members . . -. 'I . of about $25,00o over August Miss Bobbie Watkins, who represented Seminole County, In the Miss Flame of Florida contest held at the state Fir.. Association Cnvention In in Jacksonville this year. Csuo!herry's younger realdents received their public school education at Lyman _____ Brown said this past year's By Margaret Cosby permits were more balanced On a continuing program of feature Colonial style architecture. V ' V. .. mits were Issued. hellburry - aud - has r"ently been remodeled to . V" C lw . 64 During that fiscal year the estimated value of building permits came to $6,852,903. . Record year for building In ----- .,-... long been a landmark on HIghway 17.92 in Cu'' .. - Although not a record, Brown said the 196445 figure represented a healthYO IFell. balanced increase over Im. . ..-• • -. - r i ni pj, rl y iia year ending Oct. 1, amounted 1L.5 brrmn do not est,ict th eir ices of all types, many if ioaus em,nole County i Building permits issued In U Seminole County for the fiscal :....' 001111 0 .. A i I ..... ", *. to $7,919,292, According to Ro. bert Brown, county toning I, - ,!I $1.9 Million In :- - "", , - ___ r . - - T i I Building ; 1 ..1 ___ director. activities to just puttln r out , . .I . . . , ~~ ; f . ,' ' r l. , 4 ; - ' - 7... _ .-`.,,*N,' 1 *_i4- . . • " ¶ .___._?_.r:.._w.\ t . ' .4 Tfie now chadve was written to bring up to date the cItY government and provide for rderly future growth. 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S 9P , , ,.—., . •• ' , , • - -I 4 •5. 5,- • -.! -. —-- Ill - ..,•,AA -. i- �e rl The Charm Of Ea y Am Reflected In Shoemaker Home rin . IWOFVII& _____ -.. rt A.K. Shoemaker, Jr. Designs Own Custom-Built Home For Solid Comfo By Doris IUas Furnishings reminiscent The beautifully landscaped The charm of Early Amer. masterpieces from relics. She Actually every feature in since she was a little girl adjoins the family room. for the small fry and they table with lowered mre1 yard is partially fenced in by lean Is authentically dupilcat. confided she has used lye In design, each item of furniture from all over the world. Mrs. Shoemaker explained can romp and play until their cabinets fit for prthe,u.s to the substantial quality of " yes- a concrete block fence on the ed th roughout the horns with a her furniture refinishing and and antique accessories and The simple crafts of a plon. that the family room was turn, hearts are content. Among the do their primping. Matching front and sides, with the back renaissance of pieces and fin, the history of some of her up. the color modes provide story eer society are reflected in Lahed with "early marriage" collector items are a train, oval antique mirrors teryear" COmUUJVU with qua.. chain link teryear are ar. fence completely Ishea tastefully combined to holitery work is fascinating book adventure and a contin. the dining room with a unique furnishings. The room is de. which Sophie's grandfather ranged at the adult ey.4svs1. ity workmanship and modern covered with trailing virbin. provide a "lived In" look. as to the origin of the rich Ity of conversation. The corn. wagon wheel chandelier and signed for relaxed living and had as a boy and which Fran. A third bathroom Is oft th. design of today, spell out solid lurn. A double garage houses When queried as to the back. brocatefles and velvets. binatlon of beige and bronze a display of ironstone, antique here the Shoemaker children, ces McDougal, her mother family room. comfort and convenience re. the family car and the boat ground of some of the Inter. Many famous paintings are tones accented with touches and copper service accenting Beth, Tammy and Alan Dean presented the children. It l.a most difficult to dee. flected In the custom-built Is docked in the utility room, eating and usual antiques and displayed throughout, includ. of Espresso and fern green the handsome furnishings, and their friends have all the The children's bedrooms are cribe In simple language the home of the A. K. Shoemaker which has complete facilities furnishings, Mrs. Shoemaker ing one by Grandma Moses, add warmth and the ultimate Narrow cabinets galore and conveniences of a luxury re designed for expansion and luxury and elegance of this Jr. family. for workshop and laundry, replied that it was "old stuff" which was a personal gift. So. in taste to the Early Amen , tong counter working space in sort. A large built In toy box versatility with the walk-in home, but a promise Is a Kay and Sophie Shoemaker Central heat and air coadi. that had been banded down phie has combined endless can living room. Glass cases the all electric kitchen is the covers almost one wall see closets featuring low hanging promise. The Shoemakers are s pent a monumental number tinning further enhance the for years. hours, and plenty of elbow in the li ving room contain a end of a dream to the mod. tion with a ref re shment bar rods and shelves. The girls' too modest, but one final word of hours In designing their Year-round comfort of the Sophie Shoemaker, who has grease and Ingenuity in finish, bounty of treasures in a cot. cnn housewife. A counter se. along another wall. Toys and ultra feminine bathroom has . . . 'PIAJSW'I 11 ..4 . •p$ ,. ' ' . $ • ?,.. . . .• . . I C - ,., X . .• '' I my N SHEET METAL .. home for the convenience of family with indirect lighting a an affinity for do-it-)ourself Ing "old, old" frames to lection of miniatures Mrs. parates a sizeable area desig- collections over a long period twin round lavatories sunken 4' the entire family. Every Inch feature. A panel in the mas. projects, has actually created I match the decor. of space in the block home in ter bedroom controls most of Idyliwilde is utilized for easy the lighting of the horns and accessibility and there Is grounds. "reaching apace" for every. Rich, well-defined - . . '. W • MRS. A. K. SHORMAKEL JR and daughters, eight year five year old Tommy, are pictured In the spacious family an antique rocking horse mounted on the paneled wall, Th e was a favorite of Beth's and Tammy's andrnotner, France' when shewas a little girl, and also their mother uiuiflg days. 11 9 I G The U-shaped home Is built and gleaming hardwood floors around an oversize swimming add finesse and sophistication pool in the re ar with sliding to the spacious interior of the glass entrances from the fam. three bedroom home, which fly room and bedroom wing. immediately reflects the deft The spacious living room over. touches of interior designers, looks the Inviting pool and Kay and Sophie Shoemaker, in patio through a solid plate the discriminating beauty and glass window, . ___ 61 i, classic architectural design. — I!r U II 1 111 ____ • — w __ -• --: - ASK ABOUT OUR . Ia . INSURANCE t,. . _. .: Y. photo, who Is gsttlng InIUatsd to luzuz'l°us fidflltlssof modern bathroom dseIpsd dear ow dad. The ultra klng4Iud!oornh1Joi ___ '' out for refreshing at the refreshment bar In one corner of the family room, where they entertain their many friends. Adjacent to the bar &_tfl j W%Q . 1UT DD CHA I 1 RM 7' OUR 4 . Ga rden ' • WW • _____ Ing red Rom and socoisories. Both Shoes, 41411 maker, lower lift photo, I in the role of £.i& ' .. ' '' 1111111 . and lair)', Mark Cindy Cox chil dren Of Lt. Cox of Tammy Disi Iff1! • 44f awl, St'ts • •Po,I,. '$ Idillwililes '¼ w ''H.0, p '1"rS ' , •I. I *004 1~, I Noiongerdoyouplanta I a r yft #W powe of we% for ft PlIvIls" of serving V" for Im to Pool bov boa tM kroW WIWI of swome. Mb h"nilpleg fer Im put 34 am __ __ 19 Vhw ThINKs. IANCI• ING I I) t! 10 J+L II1MAN0UAAVI. S.ated left to rights Mrs.G. D. Drake. Mrs. courry. Standing: Mr. and MM WIN$ I DD WIU,RA. WI D k'. . ., IdylIwilcie homes are designed and built for . . . those who demand the finesf. 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Your home decors" MA Lasulat. setting is designed aromd ad good and drink containers, your home as a settIng for a to name a tow. gem Is designed to enhance But the main usage for the beauty. At the same Ume, pdystyrww Is In a wide var. y" increase the evalutift u Wty al thermal Isualatloss for C" 094 his* _:i! _7 Company's . kitchens with G.E built-In equipment, Tempera. • i-.. arborvitae amend the bonds. this lightweight wonder (ap. you Use tress to pmwe JV . I den it "landscaped." Instead your planUng Is designed to ed variety of pl"Uc. One §0f11S complimaist your building; of it Is baft used by home. you use shrubs to Insure pri. owners as an effective, low. vacy; you plan your "on cad sound-PrODW 11010A for the provision of recreation- the din and clatter ol two &I facilities for your family; fast pacId %I as@. Pill, loop few Ugustrws or jasmine or OF LOCH ARBOR . estricted, •xciuilve luxury homes with large rooms, well planned living areas, convenient ' ng • R poys i 7rene Expands In Versatility designed maintenance and a maximum word in today's modern ttech of pleasure Today your gar. nology Is versatility. The s In which a den—no matter how simple number of rves ' th consumer or how elaborate—is a s of your individual personality, multiplies that product's vs. u;tit. 1v 1ue oam polystyrene is one . Your children are surrounded by the finer things such product which, due to Its of tile—art music beauty— buoyancy and durability, has but we forget that beautiful seen service in floating rafts, plants and planting are also boathouses, suzfboards, a n d valuable for proper develop. Count, as other marine COD. stractlons. Meat. "1 suoir Vary : for a minimum of CHICAGO (NFS)— A key. ell kept plantings which : .. • 'le PIcIiias.. Q4ilj Yew f 'PN.: • YLLWILDE _________ As you step Into your new and the size It should be. 14k. auto, wearing your Dior gown a road map, it shows you the with carefully chosen access. way to reach the goal. Whether ones, with your hair done in. your home is new with no the latest style — are You Plantings, you'll find possibill. ashamed to look at your house ties of which you never and garden? dreamed are yours with the Styles In gardens change, many plants and flowers too, says President Jerry available In Florida. Turner of the Florida Nursery. DonIt procrastinate — NOW men and Growers Association. Is the time to begin making till d by your home as lovely as it foundation planting of over, could and should be. ble patios and terraces, . SW prince.., Beth pours for I ' . every t%Jic grown, unineresting shrubs in hodgepodge planting? Thetnendtodayistowardin. formal, colorful plantings, liv. S . hvm loft O"r 00S. structim materials. The t1ZsIngs would be a (Wight to eren a fairy I. : ' )'i*' bui' tcn the promises of the Bboim'ksr born. -" p °' 1* osts" with the mosteat u she serves her guests In. aids the "ualnt doll which daddy h " Yew . As Fashions Change sign. The floor Is covared In wall to wall crimson carpeting comlemsntsd with match. .L1_.# •. L'. • cludlu book shelves coffee ber. radio Ana Is a huge built-In toy box to house the fabulous toy collection. • °S7' One entire wal ection Ii mIrror' .d with the felt paper. .d In $ sea shell and willow green fern ds. . Distinctive . TAMMY AND BETH SHOEMAKER take time 'I W with + WtFOR1), 11$ S. OAK AVR. • - teleFone. 0 - . 1965 Progress Edition gw *atstrif 111ma ~4 You'll find just the home to suit your Indiv idual family needs and taste, In idyliwild. or Ravenna Perk. Both communities ate away from the nolse and clatter of city traf. fie, yet conveniently close to schools, churches, shopping, •. t .• Stelneyer Rooffiv &'Sheet Metal, Ince - 1CR and Junior Execus, ti fat three mouth old Alan Dean, left top Homes Designed lor %710A&a • bdsurround.dbyhsndloms plecss of Early American furniture. PIflK iI sf a" I ______________ NARLT AURECA comes to life In a pioneer mural suns covering an entire wall section of the A. X Shoemaker Jr.# IdyllwUde home. The son -dopicto femininity with the masterful use of panels detecting solidnity. The muterbedroorn overlooks the pool and an ofreflnsd with a panel of awl as controlling the lighting of various areas. ITATI FMM Is now IM kr9W Writer of . I' I•I -. ___ roo months theakil ,, I 4" ow - - - -..•'"" I -a- -- - . ITI __ ,ç1 --_—---. .,i: 0 In their home entrance foyer, which risks of discriminating taste and corporates the finest in architectural detail, furnishings and appoint inenta. An antique hat rack hangs on one foyer wall section, constructed of cypress shakes with a full length mirror, trained In antique "ItetIie.ntranci. 'p iq • Phone BONDING KAY AND SOPHIE SHOEMAKER am Comfortably relaxing In antique hooped skirt chairs (re-finished and mupholstWW by versatile Sophis) Pictures on opposite Page endless entertainment in the mar-resistant sunken sontinue the story. tastefully ,,,'l•_ 'LIi,v I Shoemaker has accumulated ed for informal dining which provide ARI K SEN CO. GLASS & RD PLOWDA a 1 • ' _ about h First edAIng greatly to yur.nvend as sts3 ' plan This gives you ? 'rt Z Ins: Point. Whether you can do ftfosn, Polystyrene is Jad do PAINT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Inc. iS + Custom Building Our Specialty GENERAL OFFICE 211 W, 25th ST 'REET9 SANFORD, FLA. you'll ftM a plan Inavalvable. dam research and Ingenuity, .7- "L m41* Fee 0 94 Where to *A #1 Ins .. • •,M. - . ,, - .. . .. .. ... . • p - �Architectural Designs Fabulous - - ;•, DO-IT-YOURSELF architecture appears to be the vogue these days with W,nYnr W'riT I 1ft65 Pmui Today's Modern Suburbia Molds Gracious iving For Tomorrow :L r many individuals designing their homes In keeping with the lives they lead and re-creating appealing ideas Incorporated from varied sources. Mrs. Samuel F. Pratt (lower photo), points to steps in wall mural In her luxurious dining room, which are partially duplicated in the white clay steps leading from the spacious terrace to her backyard on Lake Mary. HE - I . SAMUEL Ff PRATT, retired oil magnate, and Mrs. Pratt relax In the "Western Room" of their Lake Mary home, which Pratt designed and drew up plane for. The opposite wall features mural scenes from the old west. The four bedroom, four and one-half bath home has the lavish atmosphere of a royal palace with the entire rear of eliding glass doors icaujag to the partially screened-In terrace overlooking Lake Mary. The Deflnry home of U. S. Senator and Mrs. Everett Dirkeen (lower photo) is termed their "southern retreat" when Congress Is not in session. The beautifully landscaped grounds terminate at a lagoon In the rear. This home was featured last Spring In the "Tour of Homes" and radiates warmth and friendliness combined with a homey atmosphere. (Middleton Photo). S 1)11. AND MRS. STANLEY RAPAPORT are now living In this attrw tive two-story home on Crystal Bowl Lake In Cauelberry, which was built for them this year. Loaded with 'extras," the lovely home was do. signed for gracious Florida living In our sunny year-round playland. 1. Ira 0 •' • JANE CASSELUERRY, left, and Mrs. Iflynn Reiker relax under the shade of the umbrella for "cool cool" refreshments on the Path) currounding the 1)001 of the lovely Reiker home on Northmoor Road in Casselberry. • At well worth Otonkuzq LI!... o $.nfnrb *rralb ________ • V .. MR. AND MRS. ALLEN BIXBY, Meredith Manor, Forest City, combine living-dining pleasure in this room designed to capture a tranquil mood, A plush sunken living room Is one of the many unique features of the modern home, which was designed by the Bixbys. 1965 Progress Edition -- Commo ore apartments 0 DELAND ('II • 4 .t,. •• "). , C J' LONGWOOD ) ' F / . SANFORD .'(: ,. ., / I, Jxu Jan tdtq 0-40alt7ma W&Auf4 J)Aiced Rentals Begin As Low As $85 Per Month Commodore efficiency LAKE MARY .....;•'.. THIS FOUR LEVEL ITALIAN PROVFNTIMrnmc Is the new "out of this world" residence of 31r. anti Mrs. James Connelongo and daughtem Anita and Roberta of Forest City. Designed by Connelongo and his as. sociate, Burch Grawl, the outstanding strUCture in partially underground. Discrimination and elegance In ta8te are reflected In the distinctive features of the exquisite interior. Beautiful wall paper, rich paneling, carefully combined color tones and a white marble fireplace enhance the decor of the paradise home. I & 2 bedroom apartments are available furnished and unfurnished. Select from three floor plans. 1•j lI1 ' ,LJfrrJ'_ •( •! • t sm •.•• MR. .ANI.) MRS. HLYNN ILEIKER and dill(Iron, Itusty. Bonnie and Becky take full advantage of their attractive pool on a hot stimmer day. The pool and adjoining patio were tiesigned for relaxing and informal entertaining. CUSTOM ....;. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL S BUILDING with iIhilI SuPERIOR, DEPENDABLE ECONOMICAL Homes D.slguiad Por Florid. Uvin GAS SERVICE Our Sp.cI.Ity - :-- Suburban Propane serves the Sanford-Seminole County ...,••• ,, HOMES, BUSINESSES, 4L.:! FARMS, INDUSTRIES This distinctive 3 bedroom, 2 bath heme is situated on a weeded 100'ii245' lot on Wildm.r. Avenue in Longwood. It sills f.. $22,000 and features a famUy room with fireplace, modern kitchen, terrazzo floors with formal arias carpeted, central heat and air conditioning, large utility room, closed garage and many other extras. & RESTAURANTS • with GAS •. . always ready no matter t' • :0.4 Gas Appliances If you hay, your own pisiss W know just the way you would ilko your horne built we wIN b. &od to assist you In plouislag all details. apartment is designed for maximum sound proofing, some wails are paneled and the generous kitchens and baths are color co-ordinated. Large storage lockers, cabinets and closets are featured throughout. These quality constructed units are completely air conditioned and equipped with built-in TY antennas. Each has amp?, parking area. Water Is free, also the ground maintenance and janitorial iervlce. Coin operated washers and dryers on the premises. HOMES BUILT ON YOUR LOT OR OURS HWY. .17.92, MAITLAND, FLA. TELEPHONE MI 4.1715 —. .•,... . .. •. - . . L. - Westinghouse -I. This horn. of Colonist d.sipi, located at the coi'sst of High comfortable and Lake Mary Boulevard. features 3 bedrooms (split), 3 baths, modern kitchen, separate dining room, paneled family reem with fiw place- patio and quarry tiled fey... It Is I. As $20000 slsu. sw1blob &An4A ,, Prim, location, near schools, churches and shopping centers. stech 1 CUSTOM SERVICE . A COMPLETE LINE OF 5 — Sanford's Newest, Most Modern Rentals Feature: what the weather may be. Motor Fuel .Marine Gas S.rvtc. ( MRS. RLYNN REIKER has used real and art. Ificial plants and flowers tastefully throughout her Casselberry home. Son Rusty is shown by flowing fountain In a corner of the elegant living room. —— E. Including rang., refrigerator, qarbage disposal and hot water heater. U&tj F' CORNER ONORA ROAD AND MAGNOLIA AVENUE •, HAROLD LOGAN.. Prs. NOW $3$.3911 Collect - • LMN ENTERPRISES., Inc. 34 Lougw..d PIu All CONDITIONING, HEATING AND APPLIANCES In the kitchen of the Forest ACitySNACK-BAR Allen Bixby home i another unusual feat. LONWOOD, FlORIDA tire In the Interior design of the lovely home. Writ.: P.O. on 115$, M.itIu.d, Pleilds W Ph... $3$3070 Wiat., P.rI Nedds - '— "' !11..! friHftiT .-., �, S 1; I lb WmrYar6 triT1 Ant*iques Come Al'ive In The Woodruff Home 1965 Progreee Editfon Mum's ne Word r For while thi year around, chrysanthemums popularly called muma are at the peak of perfection in the fall, when they're also in plentiful supply. So, if you want striking table decorations for your fall dinners, or wish to bring the rich brilliance of autumn colors into other zooms of your home or apartment, buy mums. Both large chrysanthemums and the smalied pompons are considered good buys. They both are available In a var. iety of colors and are ideally suited for virtually every kind of decoration. In addition to home decora. Uve use, large mums tradi. tionsily are worn at football games. The pompomss make 0 —a •. I.e .. Ir , Iz •'.• ..; • 1 At! • • - Dream By Jane CasseTberry Do I Need An Interior DeSIgner? By James Webb Jr. sires - is in an excellent Editor .1 Firnitire Fashion position to interpret for you. He brings together every as. pect of interior design. For cxWhat in ample: He easily gathers sam1.sts,ter DeiIiir?pies of fabrics, waticovering, As hi. title suggests, an In. carpets, accessories; super. tenor Designer - says James vises installation of cabinets, Webb Jr., Director of thefixtures and other furnishings; Home Furnishings Industry arranges for purchase and de Committee- specializesinlivery of furniture; and at the coordinated design 01 Iui. all times, he is responsible tenors for homes, offices and to you for the finished qualcommercial businesses. In if. ity of the job performed by fect, he "puts all the pieces to. various craftsmen and sup. gether"; colors, perspective, pliiri used. if you are build. New. social events, In using the long - isstlng mums and pompons for flower arrangements, break their atoms instead of cutting them. This will help the stems to absorb water and keep blooms fresh. To prolong their life, place the stem ends of znums and pompons in a container of warm water, remove all fol. iage below the water line, and add a commercial flower pro. servative. MRS. CHARLES WOODRUFF stands In the doorway of her luxurious new home on Lake Triplet In Casselberry. The black double doors make a stunning contrast with the stark white of the exterior. The garden courtyard is enclosed with ornamental blocks. I, i in Casselberry, and furnished After years of planning, Mr. with a delightful blend of and Mrs. Charles Woodruff treasured family pieces, Span. have built their dream house lab, Victorian and Early on the shores of Lake Triplet American. K.mntlh,l ,'eara,v.. fnr av.nh!ie ...-_ .. Home ' • arornertione a m nt.mentsrv ing a new nome, ne wc I.. furnishing. - In order to right along with YOUt Dur 3 bring you unified, aesthetical. architect, creating inter ors pleasing and livable Inter, that harmoniz, with the bu ly sic ior design. His quanlificatlonsdesign of the house. Include years of training in a, whcI• boss. at once sp.rialiued schools -much asY budget - like that of your architect has received many other-s - may not or. special traIning in the design mit doing your entire horns at I J ___ Be Smart: Ask Dealer Most SaAski I attractive custom-built cup- lowered for her convenience. boards and counter top were A feature of the screened porch is a large black ceiling fan, which came from historic Christ Episcopal Church in Longwood when air-condition. The high insulation value Ing was installed there. A perfect spot for the outof solid wood sheathing is is door entertaining, so dear to great comfort when the strong those who live In the Sunshine summer sunshine is bearing State, Is the 21 foot square down on your home. It also patio over looking the lake. contributes to the •ffiieny The gracious Inside dining and economy of air condition- mom has a skyllgLt which ing. lights up at night over the According to the Southern lovely walnut table. Pine Association, this lumber Woodruff may fluid himself of nominal one inch thickness back its the building business, serves as a buffer against at least in a small way, as heat or cold when applied as several friends have admired a lining over wall and root their dream house so much framing beneath surfacing t hat want him to build 7 W - Wood Offers Good insulation —"! — e reP rou d o 0ur Par ici t ation in the Progress of Sanford and Seminole Cointy j a Practical Tile Woodruffs ForCharles They have demonstrated a The black double doors open Iantiques In it tasteful manner lures a cathedral ceiling. 'trips by Mr. Woodruff, and a talent for daring original into the charming foyer. The that would delight any modern Hanging over the fireplace on large cuckoo clock. hook sheltouches to provide the utmost color scheme is coordinated homemaker. I the wall of used brick are ves line the wall the whole The place for relaxing, wat. trophy heads of a large elk In convenience, comfort and throughout the house with 'ar. length of the room, and there thing television or reading is I and an antelope, shot in Cobo beauty. ious shades of blue and green living room, which tea-I isdo and Wyoming on hunting Is a 10 ft long built-In sofa. The house is an adoption of sparkling against the white The master bedroom feabr *anfnrh 4tralb the Spanish style and is dc and black background. 1965 Progress Edition ture a corner chimney and old Woodruff, who Is the state signed without windows fashioned Franklin Stove, in distributor for Brown Prowalk-in closet with skylight front to provide maximum ducts Corp., was once in conand bathroom with antique CHICAGO (NFS) - it you privacy on the street side and struction business in Kansas, "Retailers were asked main. marble sink and gold fixtures. with sliding glass doors, pic- and many of their prized tam. think you don't know enough ly about the buying preferMrs. Woodruff is an ama. ture windows, and a screen- ily antiques came from that about furnishings construction ences of homemakers who tour painter and her love of ed In porch on the back to state. and materials to make a were 23 years old or less, but art is evidenced by the many take advantage of the view of For instance, wooden buy.i smart purchase, cheer up: 68 many of the findings apply to paintings by various artists long sweeping lawin and lake. cred shutters and marble per cent of your fellow homeshoppers in all age groups," displayed about the house. The starkness of the blank from an old hotel in Kansas makers are in the some boat. according to Ronald J. Shep. Even the hall is utilized as a white wall is broken by orna. are used to make many of the At least this is what retail herd, the company's executive "pocket gallery" for smaller mental block which provides interesting features of the de. stores reported in a survey vice president. works and family portraits. a lacey effect of light and COr. conducted by the Spring Air Ills advice: If you want Reaching the kitchen shelshadow enclosing the garden The formal parlor for en-1 Mattress Company, Chicago, more Information about turn- %es was always a problem for courtyard surrounding the tertaining guests, complete 33-plant licensee bedding lahings, ask for it. The deal. Mrs. Woodruff, who is a little front entrance. with whatnot, shoos off their group. or will be clad to enmnlv on lb. thori .1.1. .,aa4 .. and form of buildings them once, Don't let this deter Du, selves, for no job is too small for an Painting contractors, pa. Interior Designer. If the me per hangers and drapery msk. you select Is too busy, he rill Space Trip No Mental Threat era are trained in their fields tell you so, and very lik ly, as carefully as the decorator will recommend another. Anxiety, bordom and Isolado earth for days. 10 $ HUNTING TROPHIES highlight the old brick wall over the fireplace in ORIGINAL FEATURE in the master bedroom of the Charles Woodruff Is trained in his; however, How do Interior Designer turn probably will be factors Psychologist Bryce 0. hart. the living room. The elk and antelope were shot out West by Charles home Is the old-fashioned Franklin Stove and chimney in the corner. each of them is concerned charge? in future long duration space man, chief of the psychobiWoodruff shown here with Mrs. Woodruff in their Casselberry home. They plan to put it to practical use on chilly mornings. with only a specific ingftdlent 'ri. Horn. Furnishli Is Wool BUs Black Cold flight,, but not maJr enough ology division at Brooks, said of your home's interior. Industry Committee advi, es With the cold fall and winter r This definition accurately there are two major metho Is: to inhibit the effic kncy of research indicates tEat semonths ahead, it's good to not. KEEP IT CLEAN summarizes the Interior Dc. 1) Retail Prices. The Inter ior astronauts. Iceted men with a hi'h degree that a wool carpet serves . as NEW YORK (UP!) - When signer's qualities: "The Inter- Designer, because he is a p o. Nevertheless, the r-ibIlity of training can withstand the ". an unbeatable shield against . ill; br Designer and Decorator Is fessional, Is able to buy or you l)Uy a new sponge, run a of such reactions to long con- rigors of extended apace the cold air which normally a person qualified, by training you at wholesale prices, b string through It with a tapes. finement and separation from flight. MOL astroniuts will hovers over a floor. Due to . and experience, to plan and ethically, must charge you try needle. Tic this to form a earth is receiving special at- spend some three months in Lbe natural construction of supervise the design and cx. tall prices for the furnishin ;s. 1 ' short loop. Then wash the tention et Brooks Air Force biomedical training. Astro. the wool fibers, the warm ecution of interiors and their The difference covers his a hiase in San Antonio, Texas. nauts now receive 01417 three room air Is trapped within thefurnishings, and to organiz, ng • . sponge often in clean, hot soap The Air Force has been weeks. vices for you . . . a big nu n. arpet yarns. For toddlers or detergent suds, th. various arts and crafts ey's worth. when you consid or , rinse. Flooring must be both prae given the nod by President Dr. Hartman said the pro. sod other youngsters, a wool essential to their completion."that you'd pay the same pri squeeze, and hang It by the Lyndon B. Johnson to launch gram will cover both physiolo- arp.t • tical and attractive to s atisfy f , •J ________ _________ is not only soft to sit This is from the American In. for furnishings If you • a homemaker tod ay. n loop to dry, suggests the its Manned Orbiting Labors- gical and psychological remi. md crawl on, but it's fine . UI . 'J • 'p,. boui lit stitute of Interior Designers them direct from retail store • be easy to clean, provide long Cleanliness Bureau. tory (MO!.), expected to cii- ficatlons. 1. rotectlon from the cold. . (A.I.D.), one of two profess-2) Fee Method. Fees vary, of wear and not readily collect . . _.. • J. tonal associations who withcourse, but are worked out In I . dirt. . . .. . the National Society of Inter, advance by designer That is why horns owners ,,J11IItI1lIIlIIIJIIU11 br Designers (M,S.I.D.), set client to cover specific assiia id are choosing resilient tile . I n. i• the pace for high standards minis, This method is floors, such as asphalt, vinyl . esps c. . among the professional In- tally popular when the die th..aIn. and .ntld vinyl that nt tenor Designers, cut housekeeping drastically. seeks general design advic What can hi d. for me? no newest developmsnt In but does not plan many a a. Thi. question Is frequent, lull purchases through the tile flooring to the embossed d B. ly asked by homemakers whosigner. or textured type. hive a flair for color and good These tilt floors have been Hew I. choose an ince taste In furnishings, The an. 9 'UCII5UIU 10 CUL care 10 Sf 102. laterlar Designer awer is that the Interior Dc. mum. This is because dirt Although most Interior B. signer is prepared to help signers are listed In the clasi finds Its way intoth . recesses you with problems which YOU fled telephone directory, Iie where It .s U loosely and to might westis with for months sure to ask to see samples ground in. Embossed We If by adding professional un- work, or photographs, if Also conceals alight U fr121$ti SHADES OF grandma's parlor I This Victorian NATURAL GAS FOR Ity to your decorating plans, choose this method of THIS CHARMING foyer spells welcome with Its tins In the under-floor and In. jewel Is reserved for company and I. decorated Even people with excellent lag a designer. 'The deacon's bench and the solid oak antique hatrack dsntaUons made by A.T.l 0. with lovely and antique urniturs and original taste may hive difficulty vii' and mirror which hangs on the old brick wall heels. Fifth Avenue, New Yot ualiztng a finished room, right 22) and the N.S,I.D. (157 We Traffic conditions dictate paintings on the wans Include one by Sanford In the Woodruff's Lake Triplet reMidence. It artist, E. B. Stow.. down to the last ash tray or 57th Street, New how often an (Photos by Jane Casselberry) embossed York 10) wi objet d'art. The designer, be. also assist, by providing ye asphalt or vinyl asbestos tilecause of his sp.ciaUz.d know. with names of their men floor should be washed and floor has been washed, it Embossed solid vinyl til, asphalt and vinyl asbestos necessary. ledge, Is well suited to de thIs hers In your area. Local d waxed, Regular sweeping or should be rinsed with plain should be cleaned In the same should also be brushed regu- A resilient tile floor should for you, signers hav, displays at born vacuuming will make frequent water but It should not be way as embossed vinyl ashes. larty between washings and not he washed for at least Can't I decorate fec yseif? furnishings shows washing and waxing unneccs- flooded. iflflIu In yot tos and asphalt tile but wax. waxings to keep dirt from col. three days after it has been Even ii you could find all city, or In regional AID. an airy. The floor should always When floor has thoroughly ing is not necessary. Its lustre lecting and being ground in. laid so that the adhesive can of the furnishings and access- N4.!.D. shows which be swept before it Is washed dried, a coating of water solu. Is maintained by occasional When washing these floorings, set properly. are ope ' ones which an Interior Di- to the pubilc. You may choos to remove loose dirt and than ble wax should be applied, buffing with a soft brush or use $ mild detergent and then A vinyl cove wail bass In. signer can show you (this ii to consult with the decoratin a mild detergent that Is kind Never use paste wax. Apply electric buffer. It Is well to rinse thoroughly. A water aol. stalled around the room where .1 unlikely because many of hi department of alocal store. to the hands should be used with a damp, not wet, appli. keep in mind that the higher uble wax should be applied wall meets floor gives a floor ... best "Source" showrooms are Whichever method you uss to wash it. Cigarette burns color, using long straight a lustre that is given a floor only when the floor is thor. a neat, finished appearance. '1 not open to the public), yon you will probably begin wit and hard to clean spots should strokes. Don't be lavish with the more It shows scuff oughly dry. Washing and wax. It also makes washing and I would have to spend many a preliminary muting, be treated with scouring pow. wax. Over-waxing can make a marks, lag no oftener than twice a waxing easier. It is available I hours searching, pruning andwhich you and the Interior Dsa tier ansponge or cloth. When floor dangerously slippery. Smooth surface solid vinyl, month Is all that should be in a variety of colors. selecting samples, The design, signer discuss the scope j of lb VJ $ en ones he Is fsmWsr with project, the time element, th your family's taste and di. budget, and his method c charging, This Important firs meeting also gives the di signer an opportunity to go ---.------"---------to know your tastes, pneferen coo and needs—essentials ii his design and interpretatlot of a beautiful, livable deco for your home. Because of a wide public 11 Interest and demand for the Our free educational pamphlet, "Things You Should Under. stand If You Want A Cancer Examination," the Florida Di,, The Education Denartment .- — •.."-.' .-.-.vi.avu UI IUU "I North of the Ringling Museums Is cci Society is again offering LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur P. Mahout Mgr; Dorothy Price, Sue Kok., Betty Smith, Alien Wag. currently circulating a new without cost a second printgoner, Pat Kelly, Karl McQueen, Arthur Chick, Larry Human and George Kends. Ing of this informative piece framed exhibition of original Eskimo Print, to schools of literature. The pamphlet empbssises throughout the state of Flo. Branch rids. Donated to the Mu. bow early detection of can. seums by the Members cm and prompt, Proper cii, the Eskimo print, were 111 ment of curtain types of the created by artists of Cape disease can help says many Dorset on Baffin Island. lives that might otherwise be There are ii circulating 1051, of cancer die. exhibitions available for loan Among types elementary and Is I cussed in the pamphlet are: . w S7.IU • • I cancer of the breast, prostate, chools, college, and art museums In Florida. Tb... in. cancer In males, cancer of f. male ginital ormul essiest elude a Japan... 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AND Se,soa with oregano, and pep. t*unIty to journey to larasota • per; *coop onto a thick bed of to participate in the Mu. shredded lottues. Heap a Hums art educational prot, — — go)den cover of pch slice. $vem ane provided with en. over the mound for a delicious esilent prints, exhibitions and and nutritious luaebeea salad, other visual aids. Attractive,I Ll * vingReality . •-•• . I .: - r ,._. ' . 4t.2. T T. II :- :.. W35 i'. -i,' 1:c';; 017, , ' :;.'.' I• " , -- :' •.- ' -,.-.. l' : ::j •.. .'.. '' L,.. ..-: ',•: -.'-.' ' , . •. - •. - •-• •"- - ,': - '-i.! l'i t • ' . • -, •q • - . n'','.: .i '! • I•'. ?•,1l, : - .- • • - ' , I .':. • --:- • ' :- . - . - -a.... .1 • ,L'-:": ' _•j . r1k •2 L B. WOOD A FORD Waro ha y to have bun th. General Contractor for the new Gardon Club of Sanford building. is $55 000 structure was compl.t.d in April, 1965. h1 T ' '- - W • CUSTOM BUILDING RESIDENTIAL - .-• a, AND • COMMIRCIAL . - - Ph. 322-0674 Free Cancer Pamphlet NOW Is Available • - --- -- I GAS MAINS PROPER HOME FINANCING TOP DIVIDENDS ON SAVINGS INsTOWN SI1VICI RATES FLO" GAS fi' cousTv.wsDI snvici W 0. with dropped aluminum ceiling and French Provincial cabinets In white and gold, built ins cooking and refrigeration equipment, glass enclosed breakfast room, round screened patio off "Western Room" with built-in bar- I I ________ I • ___ - I' , f -j • -• -, I ii" - :•::. __ •. BUILDING IN SANFORD SINCI lfl$ - ,1 E. R. WOOD GENERAL CONTRACTOR 2104 Uski •--• • --.•_----- • '\,j'r - - -• •' BRITTANY FARM HOUSE built for Mr, and Mrs. N. Iroward Howes on West First St., at Wilson's Plaso, Sanford, Fl.. Th. •utslde of this lovely 3 bedroom, 3 bath home is finished with simulated old brick and redwood siding. The attached 2-car garage has maid quartori. Thur. I. a double fireplace between the living room and family room with It. paneled wails of western cedar and sliding glass do.r opening onto a screened terrace, • -_-•-----_--• • '1J._. - —•':. ri.o.•*s CORPORATION $sisrd • • Cent ---.-.. Phss 3224733 - living • 109 W. lit St. •. ;' : ... I Winter Park Federal 8avings and loan association • for NEW LOW NOW IN IFFICTI •.• ABOVE This beautiful Trail's End horns built for Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pratt Is situated in a wooded area on Lake 4ary and Jackson St. All rooms with he .acaption of one bedroom and den m. 41h bafh home over. Museum Offers Exhibits Of Art _. - I ••.. • - - - •. .-•-_ -••_• --- - Ave. - - I - �image Of Pioneer Chivalry Eminent In C.F. Snyder Home I By Dab Williams b.?: architect, as mark compl an •. team," J • features from homes of cele. amusing—recalled by Mrs. home of many years was com. brities, without the first mark Snyder during the six years pleted. made on paper. Every Inch the house was being built. She A machinist by trade, Mrs. of the home, Including wiring, served as his "apprentice" Snyder added that he bad re. DR. 31cCLAIN I. POST. A g) - artistic floral arrangements made by lovely Mrs. runt on the screened porch of th eir Lake Gleeson home In Deltona (lower photo). Dr. Post Ii - has Mrs. Reflorement Paradise Retaoined — out the fantastic he stood in the der and the late Mr. Snyder, More truth than fiction was plumbing, cabinet making,j and a chalk here and pealed on many occasions lag of their borne. two months In the statement made etc. xecuted through the there identified the height of e th at collected a perpetual conversation he should have been Snyder it etion physical n manual dexter. a window or cabinet, architect and builder—that he antiques for years—and some piece. he marveled at the craftsman. The Interior and exterior never received so much plea. cot them quite cunningly. Accompanying photos tei $ ship contained in the three ity of the builder. He spent many hours in the design are almost unbeliev. sure from any phase of work Everything — but everything only a minute bit of part of bedroom home constructed en role of "sidewalk superintend' able in the discriminating de. fin his entire life as the buIldJ —contained within and with- the unique Interior. tirely by a "one man the late Clarence F. Snyder. ent" on various construction tails the workmanship re. no Jobs for the The e r5.dre w :tct ,atM:r husband poi nted m seeing how the "fellows with plans 5: tarted nd man of determination with a scratch without the first ink, training" did the job, _____ I ling of architectural design. It must have been fantastic magnitude of patience and per. They read booklets of every according to some of the an. severance, lie died In 1960, : description and copied many ecdotes — and many were two months after the dream "I don't see how world daddy ever did claimed Clair F. Snyder, Ohio enla, Mrs. Clarence F. Soy. borne. __ 1 N8 Progress Zman snYer program chairman for the I)eltona Lions Club and Mrs. Post is a mem- ' • ber of the Deltona Woman's Club and Welcome Wagon Club. . - - -. - • - .. • ••.. .. .• _____ Mb ~ rA 17 all BASKING IN THE SUNSHINE at the poolside of her Deltona home Is " Mrs. Horace Tucker, right foreground. Seated with Mrs. Tucker is her — A GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK, a family heirloom for over 160 years, daughter, Mrs. Patricia Bertra m of Orange City. Mrs. Tucker's teenage daughters, Linda and Sandra, are in the pool and other small fry are stands behind the piano In Mrs. Clarence Snyder's home. The platform rocker and child's chair belonged to her aunt 'anfnrlt a 1965 Progress Edition rralb - .----- .---- --.-. -p- — -- -"--- * - -. S -.. f', ' I — r,4.• '' ---------- &• v.. - - ______ # •,- chased in 1813 In Kentucky by Mrs Clarence Snyder's great grandfath- I i.,-, V., I -. . — — final - porch of his home, where the clever artist creates many muterpisces. — - We At Seminole Lodge Wish To Take This Opportunity To Express Our Gratitude And Appreciation To All For Your Friendly Acceptance... THE WOVEN COVERLET on the living room sofa was one of two pur. er. price of esich it fabulotim $7.50, which wai over n week'n %vagei at the titandard $1.00 per day of the era. Antiques and bric a brac galore are In the background. the red glow to Rudolph's nose, in his fabulous work shop on the screened - gratidelitidren. The glamorous grandma has nine grandchildren. Irons now used for book ends. P1 i • THE GUN AND POWDER HORN on the fireplace were owned by great uncle of Mrs Clarence Synder's To the left of the fireplace Is * grill so arranged that it may be used for heating or)as a charcoal grill. : Also shown are "old old" dinner bell, stone pitcher, candle mold and flat ______________________________________________________________ . •. IN the dou. . - NOVEMBER? Well, not exactly, but with old St. Niek on the way before long, It's time for clever craftsman to get on ble. James McGuiness, Whitewood Drive, Deltona, is adding CHRISTMAS ____________ _____ DONALD GRAHAM ;p bobbles of the entire Seminole County area residents, Mr. and Mrs. herbert Johnson (top photo), W. Wellington Drive, Deltona, leisurely enloy the marvels of music produced by stereo In their fashionable home. 1Irs, Helen Tyroll (loworphoto) has tin artistic flair for hand-painting trays, with a colorful assortment on display In her Deltona home, of great - YOU CAN'T FIND IT -- A . . - -"k- • -/ II _,. • - ' r' Finishing Furnifure Fun •••. -- • - . -/ - .. -r-- ABOVE THE FIREPLACE Is cake sot which was a wedding gift to Mrs. Snyder's grandmother in 1857. To the right of the fireplace is a a RIVER ROCKS p -, • . FLOWER BOXES J os LANDSCA?IN* ONE OF - ' BUNI)kWJ8 0)' IT1 AT CASH and ''I CARRY 11' PRICES! • - DO-IT-YOURSELF H EADQUA RTERS - - # SALES • LARGE SHADED LOT$ ' ENJOY ALL CITY SERVICES 0 STREET UOHTINO 0 go" II' 0 MMI FROTICT" MOMMM Casselberry Land Co. 29 HWY. 174r ' I CAIS1U1Ys NA. Hlbbsrd Ciaga&aerv Rail!., vs I -- - - -- .. ,. i, One tip: A decorator friend simple and fully explained in said that much of the solid accompanying directions. furniture sold during the 193N When applying this or any bides under Its red mahogany other stain, paint or varnish, finish a heart of pure, beauti• I like to protect my hands—. • I `Y? Modern design and equipment. 1K I Compiste nursing cars. . • - • Congenial living. • THE LIVING THE DINING ROOM ROOM 0 Restoration cars. • 0 Reasonable rates. •. t I died folding screen blocks the aml%li rooms or wherever the tiny kitchenette i n setting should he iswofdIa apa rt men tltht h hot - W LL PLUMBINGI Bo EDWARDS `9 . 11B u ld 6rs S up o ws y qjjrj HEATING and AIR coNDmoNuNG 1007 S. SANFORD AVE. . 4'Uhu"#RD. FLORIDA £ W III NMIACK, P,.s. 103 W. 3rd St. Sanford, FI&, JIM= • _______________________________________________________________ _-• -- - In the heart of medleall' Color Varies . Room Comfort FISHERMAN'S SUPPLIES AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES! LIIL , ____ . ~11 have two painted tables made cotton. during the 130s by a do-it-yourselfer and a check reveals that under the white paint lies walnut. The paint must go. Another tip: A young car"riat tells me of the beauti. ful wood screens she has The Snuthern Pint Associa. setu unfinished and ready for tion suggests the use of cool t he artistic touch 11cr spin. colors for wood paneling In COMMERCIAL 3n4562 ESTIMATES CHIMPULLY SIVUN I friends have brought me back ter the stain has cured, me. Into the do-it-yourself refinish- cording to directions, the top. ins fold after a n absence of a coat finish is applied with soft rags. The procedures are tumn after I've had a chance in household gloves there Is NSRVICZ Snm SUVICE I' rrm• ave fulwalnurep some fully on this later In the mu tating effect an my skin. Even SERVICE —O DIAL 0 Located to check the secondhand stores news: new soft neoprene where much of this furniture gloves which fit the hands QUAIM "I • AND BROWSE AROUNDI 0 AND SANITARY - and community facilities. furniture. Two tips from use a toothbursh to apply. At. RESIDENTIAL IN t• flat CENTRAL FLORIDA! COME • If you didn't spend your Own even stain In a selected wood time making It. tone comes in a tube. The What today's homemaker stuif is squeezed on a urecan have Is an impressive thane foam pad and spread of aids to help her refinish evenly r e wood; on 5 furniture or finish unpainted round ed or scrolled surfaces, THE MOST ING MATERIALS IN AND • personal gain in getting some is a combination package of thing you could never afford stain and topcoat finish. The COMPLETE STOCKS OF LUMPER AND BUILD- COMMERCIAL FOR THOSE WHO DESIRE THE FINEST NURSING AND CONVALESCENT CAN AVAILABLE . ANYWHIRII pie reason that there is per*the roster of other new AND AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION • • FOR H EATI NG • mlers ore now as passe am a gas ration card, strIppers. too, that are sw there is plenty of evidence posed to be much improved the home bandy man is They work much alive and doing. ;::t:rth:n?::: , zh;• U&UOnO will ever disappear ld LARGE ,.. ;.'( V Despite assurance of some let you do the refinishing (or eminent surveyors of the they will do It, but this Is, perbaps, too easy). sce ne that o.1I. ourseuusm Is chemical - - handmade hickory broom whittled from a solid hickory limb over a hund. red years ago, and which Is still used today. py / • -' + J'H. I -': MRS. MARIE GRAHAM my Usl 11 - • -- .• a half and are enjoying their "retirement yetreat" on Whitewood Drive In Deltona. Their home Is a showplace ofOriental rugs with priz. ed paintings running a close second. • •, () IIRII)E AND GROOM—well, almost—Mr. and Mrs. George Schmaeling, aged 80 and 75 respectively, have been married for a year and A SCHOOL BELL, perched on the cherry school master's desk long ago, was used by Mrs. Clarence Snyder's aunt to alert the school children. historical furnishings and accessories are in the background. CREATIVITY AND CULTURAL ASPECTS stimulate the talents and Ij.,1__1 -- " 0 -- - ' -- -- - - 11 more" is as their moothipir effect, cool todecorative as ean be and lors Make waill &*am remote. great boon In In Isma rooms or In areas would be a" She law *4 many Not very ex. be stimulating. such as v' THE TREATMENT : ,,• finishing Is the stripping of of Intimacy. Any hue In the spectrum the old finish or paint. 1mag joy to diicvsr a firm can be applied to wood, with Ins franchised firm) In a stain-type finishes w is o s• neighboring town that will transparency exposes the , strip the finish for you and wood grain, ROOM WRITS OR PHONI FOR MI' UOCHUU; •, 6 4 NURSING & CONVALESCENT RISIDINCI 300 SOUTH BAY AVENUE What On. Should Expect In a Nursing Horn.. 4*oINvI my P, 3124711 urn - SANFORD FLORIDA - •• - - -. • r �I .5 r— ---------------.--.-----.-------- - -.--.--..JL1-.-L_._L._5 II . --— 5--- _________________________ -------5---- ----- 5 ----- -- - - _____- ___.__ _.._. —5.---- -----5- - 2r-_- -- — 5-- u l. 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Shown above is the recently completed addition to Seminole High School as authorized by The Seminole County Board of Public Instruction. -- - '' ._t'7. -- 4 _____ I, - - 4;• A new home buflt for FOREVER HOMES, INC. In Wilson's Place, Sanford's exclusive development of West First Street beyond 1.4 underpass. This s a new firm organized by LeRoy Robb. h • . + -. :. . 5. . .......-5— '. 5.. , : • ••.• • INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL lj .;.. N. m.t.r wst your bulIug n..ds, you'll find LsR.y I.bb's r.putstlou guarauifour you Ii. fluest co.stnictlos ate reasonable costi L4. ' I. - I •,• + .._ + , • - .: - ••• ____ . 4 - 5 - I- + .1. r , IS- •; -.5 --..' ,17 I' :' •.-- St.,If•... ' . .. I.. I Iv ' •( r ...I..: .yI1,'• ;%... - 74. - - . '/1 € 1—•(.I' 7.'I ;I p I r _______ L eUw I . ROBB CONSTRUCTION i 11) I ,. c''• I 1 I.-:•4 , COMPANY, INC. . ________________ — .. - - r LRoy C. R.bb. Pres. 2000 S. SANPOID LVI. ) 3224011 .4 .Ij P, 3j I I 7,. I.. • . .. ''4'i V .$t--Iqj -r V '.I ' ." : :'' • h , ' 7 c1' 4] ' ii P I -' ' - ' '!'Z 1 I m3.4-, : 4 —- I II s J•_ : - .1 , - .• I 5, S 4.' , . $ $1 , 7 , I •'-•. ,. . S IL'4. I I' . 5 : ( .?' € S I ,1 7. - - - -- .5.I I4 4 7) ' i-:-.-. i• COMPANY FRANCHIUD DIALSI - .• I' -, .- ______ I .5_ •• - J• I,f -" - - • 5- -5. 7p..'..1 I P:' ' .......---—.- - . #• - i Another recent completion for the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction was this addition to Crooms High School. We were also privileg. d to construct thre. new additions to The Robert E. Los Jr. High School for the Orange County Board of Public instruction. -- -5-- 5 S.,; . I (I I 7, 4 ' t .... kI: .I • I •, 11 •.•;II. I. •...- I .-• -1_i. • ,I1.5 I - 1 :s ..I• •• I I- I.,¶ £4.' . - I -) I .. / -S. '5. .5 .-- - --i .- — rr--- -•77---- -5 - r -.......... + 5.,; I S - --• 5. ------.•.+-__------ 5 •J•i ___ ..•+;tL - - +5 I -- #iiirij �- Christ Church bil DIN" Has New id to Judas; a roostsr,, der, three oath, a or the O:h iF a Education Irm Plant bsrobe.bsmm,raaaz,,sPlaeedInIPT0taCt1VI$11U dies container over the the gifts be" ban r LTable to the riot of the Hazarene Church ' " ' -0:-~ vfij ! Building liasinoli County, continued _ . . Its ntlI.g pco(TIm this year h. 1 i_ .7 II ofiias sJacent to the I ChUNk and utah house.I J 4 armed was broken ' ' •• I . .. -s I -- -. I ItS is M1 looking forward in pistlon 0 J '.t,1; . . ... . - . . .• -.'.:-• .. -- -. I church Office and vicar's of. lie., with a covered connecting ' in house, •.•?' i• ::. '-V.' - ' k - I 1t 3CaflCY hALL, new .dueatlonul znft at , Jthroughout and contains five modern cliii- " P ......:.. 1.,. .. - --- ' — new IJAKE MARY Church of the Nazarene, one of th e oldest congregaaOflU in the community, has completed this first unit of a new church plant - •',.. . .' t" . - '. - . - .. 1- -. . 1,1A__-.•.1- .. '• .-- - pastor, - __ - stalled this year and purchase, th. carpet, ____ which eventually will be used entirely as educational wing. The old sanet. unry, a landmark In Lake Mary, has been removed and will be replaced (Herald Photo) by new structure in the future. - -; - . - - . I . .- - - j- - - : .' --r.' .. . . - k . . • . . . , .j_..... . I - - . . 7' - - I $ • 'I — . MANY NEW business machines were ordered this year for the Semim no). County Business School. Here Mlii Nancy Devi (Herald Photo) the use of a bookkeeping machine, • :-. . k -•. IN SANFORD I ' P RI N I ance Sales Gas And YEARS ervice . - -- ,. r - " ' G • FUNUCATIONS FRINITING 0 LABELS *CATALOGS & PRICE USTS BUSINESS FORMS I 4L COMMERCIAL PRINTING L . I.th K AND ' X WHOGRAPHING - . . . - . - , . 4. - Norig. • Janitrol • P.rmaglass • SIiigl.r IIPIIIIRATOII AIR LS -- • HIATRI A WASHUS CONDITIONING s contract will probably be awarded soon for construction of a floating plattorm from which U.S. scientists will drill WATIR •1 HIATUS .. :, w'elck H , I ard $1,000 fetor4esnileaInto the ocoan floor. Actual drilling will not start for another three years. Scientists In •• - . . - rT"1 RANGE 5 SO ' . 1 -. ___ Our, Aware"is, — .BOTTU GAS _ taw in ra" C" (1111001,111. I WAS" founded "d 1111111 Cash["" Day Advemosts, a&*" Its *AS HKATRU school,In October. M. Tio "k 0 Analverearill la So sovw J1j_.. .— I j4i DINING ROOM NOW OPEN • 'V .-;-• • - .,. . .-.• -- ... . ' -- '- 'Z' - - LUNCHEON SERVED DAILY WEEKEND BREAKFAST SAT & SUN 700 AM . .5 , - -. Mayfa'ior Country Club 77' PROPOSEI) NEW $200,000 educational building of First Methodist Church, Sanford, as shown In architect's drawing. u erans La nch or Bu ng L th In addition to the new eon. itrucilon, plans also call for Drive u renovation and redesigning of McKinley 11111, the church's present educational unit. The ildi nursery and kindergarten de- F partment% will lie centrallred. By Jane Cas%elherry adult cla%srotmvt will lie en. %les-tinh Lutheran Church of larRcd. and Place Will he Pr0. Ca%%elberry launched a S71") vided for the entire office capital funds program in Aug complex. An intencRe -litatlnn pro- ut this year a the initial gram, begun Imriu'diately fo!' iulcp in meeting construction lowing the March annnunce• costs of a church plant to be snent, was conducted through- located on U. S. Highway 17-92 out a two week period during e. an Golden Id Day Drive. which every member of the congregation was contacted The church was organized and given opportunity to make In 1962 and since that time Pledge.% for underwriting the has been holding services in Old Glory Legion Hall on Ilrairle Lake In Fern Park. The building fund campaign i being directed by a staff L member of the Lutheran Lay. I men's Movement Fundraising Service which Is quarter. THE CnOOiS Planning Five-Year Survey TRADITION AMERICAN Our American heritage sfresses Thrift and Home Ownership as Funda. menfals of Progress. Seminole citizens' Savings Accounts with their liberal earnings have contributed greatly to the growth of cur community, providing security and a more abundant living. •1 These accumulated funds used to build new homes, remodel others, have benefiffed Builders, Supply Houses, Craftsmen, Real Estate Brok. ers, Insurance Agents and scores of others as this saved capital has circulated in our economy. 7P 4' - As Specialists In Savings and Home Loans we see more and more people 'i., . . . - II - S -; I - -_ .- ;-- - - • •, who are wisely using our Superior —' p '.L... •. - Services, - Our growth since 1934--like that of . Seminole County—is based on pleas. - ng people, another American Tradi. : 51. . . • .' 1. 111.1 . " 5001sis Aftw 10 $0110" .1 . - '1 . •- to . - - I lnting Pr* Ce. 0 o., nc, wtick 6" a soperele 312 WIIST FWT STAW 4101. Is we of emu all ova do sUtL 1 " . ____ Mana ger g "ON fo@ ' AD,VIT srowing church supported adnational facilities Is this stmis of IPWW& lised to the " Of the annual summer tent ants to SERVE YOU! MIKE WHELCHIL - -- One.IfhsmyMpl.savuliobhling "a" W , . ............ We Pledge Our Best Efforts to the Continued Growth and Prosperity of Central Florida. • .. 0 Our Craftsmen and Other Personnel Represent a Total of 142 Years of Experience In The Art of Printing. — • '' ' . -S. Iii' 1SU111 COUNTRY CLUB j p . MecIIs Oii ad Moslem .' - • . 1-.! 1 '••. .. . . DIAIU P0* - a. A. ' - . . •Ls Your Home Town S - . . 'T 1 1 PEEKSKILL, N. Y. (Ulli)— School. Under contract now Is the In a study of hobbles, the Cen. addition of five more class. ter for Itescarch In Market. a collec ting o rooms to the chlmatecontroll. ng found one kind or another was se. newest school rood only to sport: as Estates In the county,' and the most Ions among Americans over Is. modern. The scope of collections was as wide an one might expect, Fold linens by hand after ranging from objects of no Ironing; creases pressed in value to anyone but the coi. with an Iron weaken the fi lector such as match books bers snake them 'sear out to coins, stamps, antiques, faster, and paintings of great value. . . - —. IN it 0 JOB -- T - Following an Intensive two. The five year building plan week funding drive to open for Su.minoie County school the program, kadLrs of the system, determined by the congregation met with repre. state survey team in 1966 was sentatives of the Board of completed this year, with a American Missions, Lutheran now survey for the next five Church in America, to form year period, 1963.70 expected a written church building pro. In October. gram in preparation of retain. Construction this year In. ing an architect to draft pre. eluded five new classrooms at liminary sketches and plans. South Seminole Elementary Target date for beginning school, five at Altamonte construction Is expected in the Springs, vocational agricul- near future. lure shops at Seminole high School and general and agri. I''• TWO MACHINES such ii the on. shown here, known as a Titmus Vi. I'sOflSc 1010or an, now In use In Seminole County public schools, thanks It" of the Sanford Lions Club which donated the ma. to the ebines. Vith'1 'hoto City Comxnuuioner A. ' L. Wilson gets his eyes • ." " Dr. hank' Lisone Seminole County Health Department dl'A (Herald Photo) ' Grin. FIahe' director of nurses. NOW., *fl . -.------- of facilities are needed' - .' . _i - . S -&j ' an environment which learn atrniit God and to be ith one another. It also is hoped that It will be available for civic function, ..— - Wed r - - - • ' - L. . - ' :•fTi.'.: .. put c 5 prei t In nine months 7 mary planning on the project, stated at the time of announc ing the gigantic program. "It' Is hoped that this building will become a haven for the youth of the city who desire anti - A" Baptists Plan Building . .• Arctic Ocean. Last year Soviet scientists abandoned a slmIha attempt SoOI, Forest labs Academy. -- with price paid In full, was made for the chapel ill.. 1'' Rev. W. L. Holcombe, peek J7V4 WOOL RUGS sent pastor, accepted the pis Millions of happy home. torah In December, 1963. AU makers love wool carpets and time record high attendance rugs. But moths and carpet Of the church Is Its and since Key. Holcombe's arrival, has beetles absolutely hate them. been marW at 113. The reason for this intense loathing by these pests is that U'l most carpets and rugs made In the United States are perm. • • anently mothproofed. The mothprooflng solution is generally added In the dye. The Prairie Lake Baptist bath at the carpet mill — Church on Ridge Road, P' "dyed In the wool"—so that It Park, now has a memberabip Is truly permanent. No matter of 6W persons. how much the carpet Is used, Plans are being Made for or how many dmes It Is sham. the building of a now *due&. ansi, the mothprooflng re- tional building In the near (u. tulsa effective for the life of Lure. Rev. William Grogan Is - The Soviet Union will ro. now Its attempt to drill through the earth's crust next year, the Soviet Embassy In Washington, D.C.reported Projected depth I. nine mlies at a alto In the Mur. marisk region of Russia's northern Peninsula, Murmansk Is bounded by Finland and the Wpshiniton are sceptical about Soviet Ability to drill as deep as alas muss. (Herald Photo) this year. drrr - Russia Slates Drill Attempt reach the earth's mantle with a drill rear the Caspian Sea. Reported economic and halted the project. Title now attempt will put the Soviet Union back into the running with Italics. whose ?' Ifohoh. Project Is Phil "just gotting underway " The No. rooms and tl'r chreh office and v car a o fice. s opening It wait completed In time for school' Christ Iscopal Church in Longwood, Is air4ondltion- th to ' nos, consisting of ala class. rooms and the assembly room, was late in INC Heating and air conditioning have been In. 'S. fix, wIglailly mad in *51 land as a reoeplacle los' th. $iYIn to e relic, also Thecruc1fl; probably madi of all" wood, Is knowit to be at least 30 years old sold indittos hands clown that It was blesa.d by an Archbishop of Canterbury. On front Is carv. ed a representation of God the Father above the fl7 Christ. Below lb. Corpus Is * don, symbolizing the Holy Spirit sad at the Iset of lbs ci'wifled Christ Is lb. fliwe of lb. Virgia May, On am 'Veverse • cross, which slides in reveal lb. relic, - are carved the Instruments it the Cruel. IIW=, Includlag a seek with the number 1130,11 obviously meaning the so pletes of on. '-" • parsonage. First unit of the pres'ent church building was- ca,,vjp~0- 6.1 will have 25 classrooms, a fellowship hail, and a kitchen.. Three entire departments will use the building, the primary. junior and youth departments which at present are in ternporary quarters. -- Plans also are being sider.d at this time for a classes of this day school have bu" facilities including was . conditioning - . T" of the elsairroorms which mis used by the kindargartion 'X Communion chalice and AIM begin and the large Holy bible all am dated 11 197111 but is is not known by whom they were given to the church. The font, constructed of several hundreds of riscea of vatlous P'Iortda woods, and the stained glass window abov, the altar, also Wets a quired during the early period 01 the church. Daft this post summer the churek was gives a our aliver of wood wlikh meordIng to tradition, Is a piece od the True Cross. A handcarved 11 Inch cruet. adjacent tors study. There will be air walkway p and basins. Christ Church still COntaiDi Sisley 01 Its withal furnish. a number if which WITS 6ovalad by Holy Cross I.pis loyal Church of Sanford when the Sanford, church was damaged Is a hurricane In 1*10. Incladad In the old furnish. IsIs ITS I haadcarvud wooden ' buildings. P901 new sanctUary can seating capacIty of sons, a choir loft, complete nurseryf;ciUU:s,and thspas .. S ?..T 4. Unit , : . . 11965 Pmres Edition 1 1. , oe theeasttothSpfmat •. - ,, - $200,000 WIN •: . .' . Located on two iota . .. anning r a$200000cducationalunit setting a construction targ& date early in 1966 The building, as called for In the architect's plans, will be a t wo-story structure con L taming 14912 square feet It _____ - IZtP$lOflof - iii as Iati Charles aback' art aeue,,sUfelIasmSm wWib wan eonipletid In time Ice' the .II.OIng of SchoOl. COn the taw it" aim:, — L druction of a new dispel and I cowmonw Unit, ,— November I • M Youth Wing" In Iftreh of tbisl #'Year to finance building at' the Nazarene, oznisof . 5' iw 04 bw1ding named Searcy X4 for, ft Isis John 1411 ksny, founder 01 the church, beir. The • ', .as.IacUu U 4 Education Uni Tha Lake MITT ØtIU'tb of - - .. Sanford launched "Operation t AW Is Methodists Chapel, was built In 1W and Is this owed 011111211:1111 Pl _ -" hip, and pineer;. IW Both VV _____ - ~~UAS now WOMEN PROVE most adept at bench wiring techniques needed by electronic firms In Seminole County and classics to train workers are conducted regularly through the Florida State Employment Service and the Adult and Voca. Education ment the county t school system. Here Susan !etty r GWANY9 414 W. M. lint - Ph. 3224114 S - - Sees d. - ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - , Orlando practices soldering. — ' �• i -. 1965 Progren'i Edition Retirement Home Seen For 200 By Waryau MU.. A part of the gigantic build. . .. .. ' . .•. — ' •.. & • •i•'tog program undertaken this : • ....•. : ., .! year In Forest City by $iveflth.dAdventists y Adventists is the • construction of a retirement •• -. horne complex eventually es __________ .i:--,__ . ,• peeled to accommodate at c. • E -•I•• 1•••'• oft • . inset persons. Housing In modern, sitrec --, lvi rooms and apartments Is -'\ '41 provided for 31 In th. first - -. .unit now In use, Facilities for 40 are available, in the tern 'F STEADY GROWTH has been marked by For. porant dIning room. The seven apartments ire eat City Baptist Church, located on W. Lake all air cooditlonod and have — I been 1* unfurnished except Brantley Road in the southwest Seminole for carpeting and the rings P .,• while the 17 single rooms, County community, since its start as a mu. all hay, privet, baths and are r -- .• j.g.. Ii•";: .• • completely furnished with air Al IA -. .J conditioning optional. (hHrtPl iirnwinn uu_uuu wuwvuupp Future plans call for con ., .sA '.4 ' itruetlon of an administra. ,,,,$ ', (Ion building, lounge, chapel, a larger dining room, and a rs. .--,____ A'1'1'RAcflV — -.---first unit of the nth.iTh Meted anti ready for oreunancv lay mid-sum. •_ •IUU. zia.; --------------.. yin Geared . • •... •••. to Grow... WITH THE SANFORD AREA .. I. I ___ •' .., . - -.. •. •. . . - -- ----- --..---. ) 4 ---- - Adventist Retirement Home located In south. went Seminole County In Forest City was cornC. this year. mer - . ---- j ....4..• lW• (Herald Photo) - _ will be provided within- two years. A planned recreation program will be conducted for those Interested and will I. dude bobbles and crafts Local management of the ,, ' - - 4H. - •'••.........'.., - center will be under cupervi alon of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Guenther who have resid. ed In the area for the past six years. Dr. Guenther Is a re. _____ seven years experience in A - -. •; _____ Residency will not be limit. ad to members of the denomi. nalon - " - 4,.. . . ______. . •,4 a 3 UNIT of the I .inr'.iitnr" . Forest Lake Academy, Boventh.dsy AdventIat • school at Parent City, 140 stuwill dents • Construction throughout is of COfl: crate and aiR furnish Ings ate as nearly fire. proof ii possible. En' ' joylng a chat In the lovely split-level lobby and lounge (top pho. to, left to right) are Karen Frazier, Pauline Cable, Bonnie WLl. llama Anne Oswald, Becky Heath, Mm, F p;ik Roger Moyer, Esali Gandeza, Sharon fly. era, Sharon Flood, Diane Upovsky, and Mm, Ford Cavanaugh. Showing one of the attractively d e c o rated bedrooms (center pho. to) are Karen Frazier and h e r roommate, Pauline Cable, while In the gleaming kitchen. itt. (bottom photo) !' Sharon Rivers, Sharon Flood, and Becky Heath prepare a late evening snack. (Herald Photos) h ' NEW I..I'U - - . . • • ' • ' . . . r . . 3•.. • . • - . ..'•". .•.••-... . • ,.. . ' , . - • . ii. ' • • , ' ; ---.• • -, I!' • . 1l "1i .• .' ' 1 •, hI$I't1 .' - f. . i ' . jt . j • !Kt'I 112A vk~ • • • ri ,'- .... • . house • it- •• - . — alan In April, 1960. A new sanctuary and edu. * catlonal unit have been financed and complet. ed with the next step to be building of a pal. torium, - II- i t LII ......&_ • started in the southwest Seminole County community as a mission of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church, celebrated its fiftieth anniversary Sunday, April 23, 1963. Initial beginning of the new congregation came with a meeting of 26 men and women at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Schoelles and starting April 21, 1W, regular aer. vices were conducted in a rented dwelling which served as a combination pastorium and church home until the present plant on W. Lake Brantley Road was complet. AIR CONDITIONING Only two Seminole County ed Schools are air-conditioned Financing of the church the new English Estates El.. came through a $21,000 bond mentary School In South Sem. sale drive started In August, tool. County, which was di. 1960, to pay for the property, signed with the cijuistleal ON. drill a well, move and remodel lv*We[iS@o and the much small. the former Hillcrest Baptist Church building donated to the new group, and to build where the Parent-Teacher Or. an .ducatloaal building. 981[112811001 financed the pro. Groundbreaking for the eduled. In others of the newer cational unit was on Labor schools, both In the fast grow. Day, 1000, and Sunday School lug South Seminole area, the classes were conducted there Altamonte Springs Element. for the fIrst time onCbiIst. ary Parent-Teacher Auocla. moo Day, that year, lion (PTA) list year financed Formal organIzation as a fans for all clauroms and this church, now with 63 members, year, Um Longwood Element. CAMS In January, 1961. cry Parent Organise. floe (PTO) has adopted a. its 711410 are more than 607,000 major project, the purchase of Scroll of Florida citrus on tons for sU elassrooma is the which are over i million - •- - 4 16 •1 - t - •-- _________ 'he fellowship hail will have 1 41 • -• . • that classes can be moved intc • • the campus. Site for the school Is still uncertain at this edition goes to press, but It Is expected tc be centrally locatedin the county to make It as readily • -• • :f , . •..-- - • • — ,,• •. - ...ç • - • - L - tics suite, choir room, bride's jsct.4 for September, 1960, dents In 1970. school enrollment Is also cx. room, and a small kitchen. will be the opening of the Pouring out of the county peeled to double within the etti for preparing the sacra. freshman and junior classes high schools Into th, main nut lIve year., aftle icr holy Communion, Of the now state university, stream of college and univer. Usra will have a control located just south of the Semi. shy halls will be more thu Florida produces it pm'. planet for operating light., nole County line, near Oviedo, 1,000 high school graduates cent of the world's grspefI temperatur, and communlu. set for September, 106$. each year, of whom 60 per and 23 pa cent of Lbs world's thou with the minister. Within the aiM fl year., cent will aflcad InstitutIons nranj.a, - -• • / PVC METAL ROOFING ETC. SHINGLES ROLL ROOFING FELT BARBED WIRE WALL SUPPLY PLUMBING & BUILDING MATERIALS Phon. 322.5412 220 NORTH FRENCH AVENUE SANFORD, FLA 11 t.fr - •.,cw.i4i -, ---- FILL EVERY REQUIREMENT BY THE OUTSTANDING TITLE INSURER WITH THE WIDEST EXPERIENCE be attending classes there. Also scheduled In the fall of this year are Interviews with prospective candidates for president of the Seminole County Junior college, the hiring of deans, and the setting up of administrative offices. The new president is cx pected to take office in Jan. uary, 19H and with his deans •• Sincerity of purpose, 'forthrightness and .arn.sty is often mme.surably reassuring in times of trouble. tawqi 31112 g HOME OFFICE 1 - CDA/w/wJJwz RICHMOND, VA. REPRESENTED LOCALLY BY Heat get you dawn? Try this cooler. Combine equal parts of club soda and your favorite fruit juice. Add a cherry or pineapple slice and straw and sit back and enjoy this low calorie treat. Advanced education to the 109 WEST COMMERCIAL ST. cheapest form of Insurance a girl can carry. Though it may seem expensive at the time, It to added protection should *. - TOM McDONALD, Mgr SANFORD, FL pdy befall her husband. •( ----=---•-----t: immogol* IT - - •-t• -- • 1' -. - -- :- i • -________ •/_• 1' -. -- AND GROVE WATER SOFTENERS, FILTERS, CHLORINATORS. commuting students who will School Facilities Grow And Grow In Seminole Seminole County's present Sei,ilisolt, County public of higher learning, technical seat 300 persons for dimiera, educational system of 23 pub. schools will have Increased and vocational schools. The financial campaign to lie elementary and secondary from 23 to 33, with a definitive Added to this Is the present raise funds will be launched schools, a business and voca outline of projected ten enrollment of more than 1(00 Oct. 1 aM Jan. 1, 1060 i.e the tional school and six private new schools tobe pinpointed private school students from target date for starting con. and parochial schools, will after the state survey team the Sanford Naval Academy, atructios. soon be enhanced when the visits here this month. All Souls parochial school, Six. The design of the building next step in higher education, The swelling school popiala. vts day school, St. Mary Slag Will bleed Is with present fact. a junior college, will be add. flea, which grew from •,oc dskna parochial school and lilies and will be In the South. ad to lb. educational picture. to 16,000 In the ten years from Forest Laka Academy, a era MedIterranean styli arcid. Following closely on thó 1953 to 10631. expected to leap school operated by the Soy. tecture, beets of the Opening of the forward In the nut five years eath Day Adventists In the It aloe will teatuts an ci. two-year junior college pro. to approximately 30,000 stu. Forest City area. Private -• TO accessible as possible to the ' a complete kitchen and will ç CLACK GALVANIZED COPPIR Pull • BLACK PLASTIC SOIL FLOOR TILE completed by June 1967, sc pl'_ —'- Johnson, Winter Park architect, has been Be. - PIP, of building expected to bi lected to design the new build. - FIXTURES advison board and the school boan met with Dr. James Watten barger, chairman of the itati junior college advisory corn anittee to discuss the order o necessary action to be taker to set the wheels In motlor for the college. Projected date for the open Ing of classes for the new school Is September 1066, us ing temporary facilities, *19 construction of the first phasea - ii-w ,'.. • - VALVES HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT of Longwood. On July 22, the ' .j' PLUMBING zens representative of variou sections of the county. Chosen to undertake the jol of getting the new school Ii operation were Davis, Mire Mrs. W. R. Clont,, of Oviedo B. if. Jarrard, of Altamonb Springs, and A. 1.. Lormani --- • EQUIPMENT FITTINGS PUMP TANKS TITLE INSURANCE nent of a junior college ad visory board, made up of citi This Casselberry Communi - now- PUMPS were assisted and aided b •', ,. ' AND HOME, FARM ----- the Seminole County scho board. These two groups prepare brochure and briefs whic were presented to the stat junior college advisory boar before the State Legislatur Convened. The prescntatio was so complete that stat officials declared the had n further questions to ask of th local delegation. Under legislation Introduce In the Senate by Sen. time Cleveland Jr. and in the Ilous by Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., th necessary approval was gain cal for the new institution c higher learning and Seminal Countians rejoiced. . Causelberry ty Methodist Church has out. Brown its present sanctuary and plans are being drawn up for a new sanctuary, which will accommodate 304 persons, and an adjoining fellowship ball which can be opened up to seat overflow from the church. Harold — I First action of the loci school board was the appoint New Sanctuary some State Employment Service and the county ad. tilt and vocational education department, under the direction of E. S. Douglass. One of the most Important will begin mapping the plans land somewhere In the coun. Initial planning phases of the •vents in the educational his, for the school and setting out ty will be needed for the in. school, to pay the salaries of tory of Seminole County occur- the curriculum of the school. itial construction of the school, the president and his aides Tentative plans call for the' with approximately 100 to ISO and provide administrative ed on May 27 this year when Junior college to offer voca- acres available for canapur facilities. the State Legisalture approv, tional and technical courses expansion. In i, it is expected that ed the construction and opera. as well as the first two years Planning funds of $30,000 the next appropriation, in the flora of a junior college in the of college academic courses. were released to the Seminole amount of $615,349 will be reA minimum of 10 acres of County school hoard for the leased to begin construction. I county. -- ------- I__., t....* kg.... _----ine jaC*IIIy U4U uiq inter area and sought for the sive efforts were spearheade by the long range plannln committee of the Seminol County Chamber of Commerc headed by C. Vernon MI a and Bryon Kimball. The •- JOB TRAINING for electronic workers to sup. ply employes for area electronic plants In taught In the Seminole County Business t,cauo1 under the sponsors)s of the Florida Af IRRIGATION PLANNING Junior College On Drawing Board Church To Build Ij .J •, fW ¶11PS(IU • L . — By Maryaai Miles Forest City Baptist Church, • $y ,-.. At Forest City -".- - • 1. . �I Adventists Building $200,000 i ., ..' y Fac'1*16ty of bh$iw7 - d -. . - \ . . All - main suditoroum -•- - ARCHITECT'S drawing of the new $200,000 Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church. 'i" . - . . - -- "I - will be air throughout. , . . . '. iscondary! The three secondary schools, Second school for which the be I - . . . ' . . 1,400. f 1., • -. . . .— q 4. 0. . . minate this . .. , • conditioned A *-%'AVW... - - _ . - MARIAN SHRINE constructed this year at Catholic Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary, Is located near the church entrance and rounded eat Completed In time for the congregution's October revival, the now building In air conditioned building has been converted into classrooms. (Herald Photo) -- Orthodox Faith Opens Seminary . . • . -.-.. _________ shaded spot and snake a aced '' tfl bad by raking the soil un fine. Sow seeds. cover them IM. to with cheesecloth and water Doors opened Sept. 15 on the Rev. John R C Malt, priest' advisor's residence, seminar, and an additional one In Can si through this until first American seminary for of St John Chrysosturn Chapel Iona' chapel, lounge, library, ads, none of these stress the constructed on Oxford Avenue Remove cheesecloth and con. the Eastern Orthodox Faith, for more than four years, ad' day nursery, lecture bail and English languages or Amer. on Lake Wildmers and a ball. tlnue to water as necessary. th. seminary of "The Three vises that upon completion dining room, kitchen, care lean custom and traditions diamond was built on the Thin plants as needed. Cover moriat and all require knowledge of property across from the area with straw for wlnter. Hierarchs," which Is located the semina ry also will Include a me foreign language for admints. church on Church Street. There are many strains and an administration building, takers residence, on the four.acre site of pool, and a boat house and tratlon of the various Uturgi. Plans for future expansion types of pansies that you John Chryaostum Chapel on pier on Lake of the Wood.. cat rites of the church. include construction of a might grow. Perhaps you'd CORD CARE Highway 11.92 in the Seminole The Orthodox Church of St. Only "Tb. Three Ikirarcha" youth camp on an acre of like to try the new Fl hybrids County community of Fern NEW YORK (UP!) — prolong the life of an electric John chriso,tum Is the only concentrates on training Amer. land donated to the church because of their I Inch-wide Church In Central can Clergy for America. flowers and resistance to heat. on the Wekiwa River. Although the semin ary is cord, disconnect the appliance Orthodox Florida that maintains corn. bossed temporarily In rernod. by pulling the plug, not of the English Ian. clad quarters, plans are on cord, from the outlet, manu- plete use bOO1C5 the architect's drawing board facturera of electric equip- guago In services, All Ian ii.: 0 5t0 in the English meat suggest. st ru ctures the permanent for ! ( " - detailed construction plans for sponge. Follow up by rinsing Do the first units which will In- with a clean damp cloth or to taste toinatoes-from-the. elude a resident's ball, living sponge and lot the cord dry vine to enjoy their delicious center, recreation center. and before roplussing the spil. flavor at its best? Early In the morning of a coot day. once. restroom facilities. - ' I '.' -. . MODERN BUILDING n uses the cafeteria and economics department at Forest Lnks - __ h umo 1 . Academy in 1' orest City, located In south. vest corner of Seminole County. . ,d_t THE 0/ Sanford Naval Academy .. I; , -. - I A M SELECT PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS ,F u FL... - "N ___ TI ti- 'L_., t I —. i i 1 - ---I -- ,!Ii ' 9-1 Addltlms& ster.ge sp.ci at Mid-Florida's Orlando I.c.tl., I CeysfupkatyfuisupplyifL.P.g.s.t.fltim.s. • —PROMPT DEPENDABLE SERVICE. RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS re Bereavement Is a profs OW I , , - home with a beautiful, new ,, -. ____ - ___ V..-. r • S1rrw0LKFq THROUH special sympathy .ss the Part of those cmaductlal the MW with gentlest relvird for of. fering. Area office I. Ovisud. Item which all Sanfird suad SmI.el. County area custemers irs served. SIEGLER has the 1i, built-in Blower System IACH MIDSHIPMAN RUCIIYSS INDIVIDUAL ATTINT1ON TO INSURI DIVUOPMINT TO PULL POTINTIAL. *RAM olly painful experience, requiring rites. W* tender this service OIL HOME HEATER Mrs C.oI.'s class, studying the senses, sight and touch hearing with the aid of their Weekly Keader, observe National Dog Week with the help of Mr. Gllmartln and his seeing-.ye dog, Checkers. Mr. Gilmartin and Checkers, who gave a demonstration of his training, received diplomas along with the children at the completion of their study and practice. Left to Right, First Rows Tracy Helms, Mary KilkIlne, Lisa Mitchell, Mr. Gilmartin and Checkers. lack Rows Mark Elgin, Johnny Parker and Jackie Caolo, duv. Tnn.r Heat 'Fub.. that give you the comfort miracle of SUPER FLOOR HEAT. Coins In and akforademonarat1onand h "-' : ow Q. for itself with the tii.1 it "VOL HISH S*ADU IN 0 • - 24 HOUR 2 This .111.s bee..s sempany turds and .. te ,., SERVICE and see us anVytime spsy spice for types if gas sppHaius. We kylte . ' s I pay " '' W lson MORTUARY Meldm lorida i TED H. J. FURMANs SRO. PINECREST KIDDIE KORNER — give your family a A4. chweaff saseres Simleete i 0 Dovek"Wit C" S.If.DIsclpIht. 14? :''--.a44. , ?'",754F San/ord and Seminole County Ach4vowe $,4j G.INE 5W)4 2100 PARK AM (1 mink S. if PIsssrset kks.l) ''... ..- ' GOALS: _A- 1" . . SANFORD. FLORIDA . c . -. The I.r. it.r.g. teaks pictured beve saseree an ever peasant supply if L. P. go fir Senfird i KINDERGARTEN & NURSERY - . I •• "Jt/ Ded cated Pinecrest KIdd!e Korner - / I ?" completed cord, draw Its full length nories In the United States, has architect, master plans and Is readying through a sudsy cloth or 4 ' SINCE ______ : While there ore three for- know the best time -- . Greece. John Totty, Orlando plug, After disconnecting the rign-controlled Orthodox semi- you ------ ,. ____________ Also, If there Is a switch, which oro to bo designed &I. ter buildings at Alt. Athos In turn it off before you pull the SANFORD, FI.A. Cozy "' floo r ,. - it fun 812 ' I I '' . . r n with completed and kinderSeries classes were formed at the beginning of the school term. An *Ight-room. two-both to. 2553 PARK DRIVE rving eminoleCounty By Donna Estes church entrince. The church also during the print the weekly bulletins The highlight of the year at The lovely shrine Is our. past year acquired a Baptis. through the efforts of the WoBy Donna Estes Nativity Catholic Pariah of rounded by a memorial gar. mat Font through the getter. men's Guild which conducted The First Baptist Church of Lake Mary was the construe- den and is dedicated on ous donations op parishioner a parish-wide trading stamp Longwood experienced tremand a mimeograph machine to drive. .4..., growth du i g the 'sat tion of a Marlin Shrine on the May Day. r round t 0 the l e C ft of the C year with general member. g ship and Sunday School mem. seedsshould beplant. Pa borship nearly doubling. The is elassroom-two assem- ad in August for plants to bly room educational unit bloom next spring. Choose a McREYNOLDS DRUG COMPANY HEALTH NEEDS RERE • FOUNTAIN by beautiful memorial garden, At Longwood throughout and has a 430 person seating capac. Ity. Steeple from the former sanctuary, seen at right In photo, has been removed and this ?JEW SANCTUARY for First Baptist Church of Lake Mary, one of Seminole County's oldcommunities, is shown under construction, GIFTS -- arian Shrine Erected At Lake Mary - I - LAKE MA RYELEMENTARY ELE. IENTARY School Is a plc turesque edifi ce surrounded by shade trees. P • CARDS STOCK UP on all areas. - PRESCRIPTIONS • 0% line with (he newer struc. wills and Lake Brantle y - • -. - 0 Tanglewood,Tuska. tures.) -- . . Phone 3220642 section of the present junior he added to the 11%1. high facility," Teague pointed Other now elementary out. schools that in.iy be construct. (beveral new modern %flng$ oil In the next five years. and a new cafetoritun have though no sites have been recently been added to the chown will po4tsibly be in the local school. Renovations of Sunland Fstates area. Raven. the vid section (if the School na Park area, North Orlando, hullt - AMILT I on. the area around , . R ou AND YOUR dition and permit us to re- new elementary school in the flO% ate ant remodel the out area may also b expected to -. ' dill-T~ I 47~t 17 -• "The new junior high school. Construction within the next for which we have plenty of two years of the new Central room en the present Seminole Florida four year state uni. High School campus fl rsty Is expected 0 rdCI . . .. high plant. dedicated to serving you" "We're gig HOLDSfljfwrv "s' ' sudents. Sanford Oviedo, again converting the Junior High now has nearly present high sch oo l to a junior •:. .. •- ,.,' clt Preferable size fora secondary school rhird g school is approxi. would be a new high school at aelytt) . . E junior ' . and . . - " . - . downstairs and classrooms on the upper floor. Both buildings '1 .. I with the main sanctuary coyered in carpeting. A large dining room, the room, missionary Dorcas room, kitchen, and two offices are included in the plans. 1ha educational unit Is 70 by 90 feet with five r ' 1,61 :' . in*. Floorb ore of terrazzo - i4--~A.. Ausprys'V 1 If ) ". wi ll most needed are a junior high 1 need is urgent Is a new high Ye really need to build school In the Sanford area school near the site of the preexpected to necessitate the ty. Seminole County. dekrmining building of an estimated ten As the burgeoning growth th e potential needs for the three at one time, but this and two new high schools, one , sent Lyman High School for will be determined by the at Longwood and one at Ovie- hich land has already been l new public elementary and continues, this rapid expansion next five-year period, secondary school:. public schools facilities m'a: amount of construct ion funds d Walter Teague, Ipurchaved Just north of the The new junior high school During the past ten years, of expected to have ti be dou* m inistrAtive aide has we hAVO Available and how in Sanford could be built on. from 1933 to 1963, Seminole bled to ten moi i:hools In ed that the first new schools we can work it out said Tom' the campus of Seminole High Upon construction of the County school population in. five years. to be built under the I963.l97O School, to divide the present new high school facility in the . enrollment of the only junior Longwood area, the present . high school in the city, which Lyman High School would be. Is now at I%% times its cornea junior high school; . over th e next hall-decade ' •*- year, survey an d ne w schools w ere con the state public school survey schools structed throughout the coun. team will spend a five class- on each side will I Continuance of the ra pid 1creased by 10.000 students; During October of this 4% :.: . . There will be a balcony and - . .. . t. ed ucational The auditorium, being bull of brick and concrete block, is uo lost by so lost and will accommodate IN persons. - . .- - ~ . will consist of two building., the 'Need O f 10 Schools Seen_ In 5 Years y T.. od Forest city, the now church is well under construction and -, -- 1XX . . emy. Located In the southwest Seminole county community Ell Pmg uEon ;ç Maryou miles Ground was broken in March, 1963, by Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventists for a $200000 church plant, the first for the 730 member congregaUca which has met Once or. Sanitation In the gymnasium .: 1965 Mang Wma WILLIAMS HARDWARE "S.uford's Most Comp$.N" SANPORD NAVAL ACADINY M)01D. PI0115A 205 ,, 11 0 1100 PINI AVENUE SANFORD F PH. 322.1212 At.t\ PHONES fl260U 0 0 JAMES F. REDDM MANAIR Ph. 3U-34M Ph. 322 7122 _,-• •5• - - - - y r - :- / -- �r I i, t,raTh aufnr hi' 1965 Progress Edition - .- I) ' . r - New horn. of thi Sanford floor, officer-teachers and ad. i dent,, about 50 of them day Spencer, commandant. Naval Academy, private pee. ministrators, nattily uniform. students from the Sanford. Working with these men are paratory school for boys, is ed secretaries and instructors Seminole County area. The Capt. Carl Ulrich, assistant * the former Mayfair inn, an can be seen bustling about the school's projected enrollment commandant and director of • imposing structure on San. business of providing a first. figure is 500 midshipmen recreation; Cdr. James Mc. fort 'a waterfront, ones one rate educational environment the next two years, with the Guire, Cot. William Miller, Lt. of the area's finest hotels. for their young charges. for addition of the 12th grade Jesse Harry, Ens. Frank The central figure around dents, faculty and staff of the ant president of the uversity from a luxury The beautifully carpeted, and division of the school In. Vose, Capt. Michael d'Obre. sciences and adence and e which the new University hotel to a military school has luxurious lobby, with Its to 0 University constitute Its most a novic and Ben Steele. Also expected in gincering. be accom. upper and lower form. Central Florida will brought new life to the hotel, broad sweeping stairway is In addition to the up-grad. Maj. Clarence Billion, Lt: W. be plan. valuable learning resources pUshed this fall with the pre. Th e subdivisloi of the uni. ned will be where once wealthy tourists now the gracious spot for mid. log of educational levels in W. Smith, Ens. Randall Kelly the individual stu. and planning and design eon- iid.nt to assume his office v.rslt.y into individual colleges dent. and golf fans whiled away shipmen to entertain visiting the area, it Is anticipated that and Ens. John Roth, Ill. will permit students to enjoy In January. f Members of the State Board winter vacation days. parents and families, ceps or buildings and facill. Initially, the university will the environment of a small when th. school reaches its of Regents have recognized ties must preserve these re. Now, In the early morning, The north and south fingers full potenual, it wj11 A dd more offer freshman and 'Junior themselves of the larger ad. Uit REATION neatly uniformed young men of the east wing of the lower than a minion dollars a year can be seen standing at at- floor have been turned Into At least a six we -k summer taming the identity of the stu. function In the learning envi. date graduates of Central college, while still availing the economy of the area. dent as an individual must be moment. tentlon at formal flag cere- attractive apartments for Col. 'The Macfadden Foundation recreation program is conduct. Florida's high schools and Jun. of the university UtuUoL emphasized a r c h itecturaily 3nonles to the rattle of drums H. J. Furman, superintendent also operates the 63-year-old ed In most of Senlinoi located on the so-called tor colleges. c and functionally Coun. It th educA' damucci site, and the blare of trumpets as ( 1000 acres of In following years, the lop. and Capt Curtis Spencer, Castle HeIghts liiitar Are tys lower grade schols pro tional objectives of the uni they ring out the call to the commandant. woodland east of SR 520, with homore class and then the demy In Lebanon, Tenn. Cas. versity are to fully realized. colors. the stu- Its northern boundary the Or. senior class will be added. There remains three hotel tIe Heights, an honor military ''ding e children CO!.. H. J. Furman i Human resources In the motel section of the bedrooms, set aside in the school. has a complement of cation entertainment, ange-Seminol County line Eventual enrollment of the con* superintendent of tile Inn, Intent youngsters occupy motel section. Including the NO cadets, lts scholastic rat. structive arU anti crafts Sanford Naval Acad. the Dow &' &to university Is sx- university Is expected to desks or work In laboratories penthouse rooms, which have logs, graduating 95 per c peeled to Open Its doors 10 reach 15,0DO students. ent classes, and a continuation of 612W. September. 196$. where once tourists lounged been loved to accomodate of Its students to leading cat. Colleges of the university Maryann MU" Architectural designs and will Include arts and humatil. In air-conditioned bedrooms. visiting dignitaries from the *,eges. Places It among the top a physical education program In the dining room at meal McFadden Foundation board schools in the United States, ntertalnment con5l*t! of hobo the selection of the F rest Lake Academy Is a social Cl', IC SPF tK1nq and behavioral dine in the gracious atnios in New York City. Seentb-day Adventist ln.stitu. The Sanford 'iaval Academy day with the youngsters bring _ ______ Civics classes at South PberO of the carpeted, ora. The second floor bedrooms academic program closely Ing Ingredients for a huge ket. SeMinol6 Juni ar llirh School L..-ig tion owned and operated by Seminole County p u b I I c nate dining ball, hung with with their twin beds and follows that of Castle Helght, tie of hobo stew" and getting in Caaselb.rry have o regular the Florida Conference of rystal chandeliers. Seventh day Adventists and French Provincial fumishings but the Sanford school Is de. prizes for the best costumes; program of guest speakers schools are almost completely The former S h a II m or now resound with the voices signed to be a "little Anna. unit ro Ali and hobby show, baby from all walks of professionalprepared now for the Lounge s slu, a ust, but it and laughter of the midship. '-.M tug hills of the Forest City of Central Florida a edupolls in the military sense. Picture contests et, Wuj,I life, $fl, upon OCCSIiOfl, T . . Is a snack bar instead of a men. At the present time, the ,i tfr, Include tired persons who have area in southwut 8ImthOin This image Is further en. con It ructiva actf; do. cational television system. liquor bar. The Gold Room third floor Is not being used. banced by the carefully chos. actual laying out of A perrom. voted their later years to ex. All schools but the high IL and Blue ROOM are now lib. In September, when the Hill en members of the staff, head. nent hon-ocotch games, work. ceptlon-11 hobbles and now are It was first organized in in leeture tours schools are equipped with a rarles and study halls and oil grade was added, enrollment ed by Col. It. J. Furman. sup. Ing on ball diamonds, and the 1918 as Winyah Lake Academy central antenna system and engaged the east wing of the lower reached more than 160 and was established on the stu. crintendent and Capt. Curtis like. contract for the high schools laround the country. grounds of the Sanitarium has been lot. Seventh-daY Adventist Church Fifty 04W television "is In Orlando. Here it operated have been added to the 126 for several years during whick already In operation, making time there was & growing I m. i televised programs avaltable PresslOn that the academy I In any classroom In the coun. should be located farther out ty. In the country where More Channel 24 SW which went space was available. . IUL on the air In the spring of In IM the school was mov. IM carries a constantly 'Mir.'._ ed to Its present location in broadening educe. program of . . ' Forest City. tional and enrichment pro. It has grown steadily in phy. grams. Well As steal proportions . ncluded are reading, $pin ' In spiritual and educational 15ll, space-aso science. so. . . HOW TO OPERATE influences. As needs have in. B dat studies, muelc, history, accounting chine is demonstrated1 creased, buildings and us. Mrs. Lydia Watt, humanities, Florida Wstm. princi tries have been added to se. if Of the Seminole County Business p'scial Schoo Oj commodate demand ad the ' . • ' . Student No. I At New U .. . • .. • - . . —.7— - %W a-& ' .- - - - — - . I , J ' . SANFORD CHURCH nue, completed conxtruction in October of the new mix-clnsq. k , room addition (left wing) which ziu r .iu. , -.. study, a kitchen, and a large fellowship hall. Unique attrue. tion in the hall is the built-in shuffleboard court on the terr;w.zo floor, only one of Its type In Sanford. - First Baptist OKs New Ed Building ''- ' ' ' , . . f . . .'. . . . , - -, ' - . . ___________ .. . _______ —'-. . .-. . At Forest City ucaionau iflYd es CIIOOIS " ' Academy Grows — ' ' . ' 47, First Baptist Church of San. k II Initial I ford Its new four-structure Ing program in September when the church body approv. ed construction of a $315,000 educational building. Target date for completion Is Sept. -. • • • j . , _____- ' - - _Lt'JI -- 3 NORTHSIDE JIAIYFIST CHURCH near the Oakland Hills area of southwest Seminole County was star d In April, 1963, with 15 members under the sponsorship of Orlando Hap. tint Temple. Today It fit Independent, has a membership of 120, and Is housed In this large aingle-unit plant on Forcit City Road. Air con. ditionina was installed this summer In the main auditorium and nursery department and plans now are underway to add a 60-foot ad. dition to the _ __________ _ ch_5 ministerofeducation . ._ I.J '4,,J& I a ,* I _____ I :. , __ _____ . ' . -.... . . -. , 1.__ , - .A&A1qA1 • , -g. (I . i',,) , .. . . of 132 on record. It in located on a $12,500 five. acre tract on Bear Lake Road and values of the overall plant Were Increased this year with purchase of a parsonage of Line Lane -. -• 3, -•.- - -. - - .. WILLIAM IRV, (N ((ALl. first unit of Bear Lake Methodist Church, was dedicated August 23. 1964. and named for tile congregationlit first minister. Chartered March 21, 1063, with 62 members, the church now has a membership . - •. - ... current events and a . - I - £ .. . - •. .. -. - - - - - • r I • ._ . . r. • . -- -. • - - - . - :. • - - •-.. v1..s1 A . - •• • _____ I I -a---.- . • _jt1 •. • I--': •'' '.'.' - - • __ ___ b , -' - ___ '-,4r S - - ':'i'-• Al , I - iA "' . _____________ The now building, first unit in the long range plan for do. velopment of the Soo block on Park Avenue where First Bap, Hit Church Is located. will provide office and library space and classrom space for more than in Sunday School. Many of the rooms at. so will be used for other reArchitect Is Frank McLane of Tampa and building contractors, low bidders on the Project, are Thomas and Sla. ter, Inc., of Daytona Beach. Other parts of the program call for a new 1,200 scat sanc• tuary and necessary related facilities, another educational building, and provisions of Estimated value of the property site In I12W,000. Pastor of First Baptist is Rev. Fred B. Chance. R Slayton is chairman of the my building committee and l • ' _____ . 30, Ime. -- m, irals Now Trod Hails Of Mayfair Inn Future I,. At Presbyterians Plan New Edifice The congreption of First classrooms. here again with the studies of the future needs' qulrements, 'because we can't Presbyterian church took a splendid spirit the "make-do" of the Presbyterians, it was expect to put up a new build. thoughtful look at the develop, arrangement a sufficing, but felt that the sanctuary should ing every few years," he add. meat of this area, its increas. needed alterations and re. aceomodate this number, not ed because Al of the membership log population, its present fad , placements, The current estimates of re. HUes and in June decided that T h a Planning Committee would be there at one time, quirementa are lower than expansion of the educational was authorized to proceed with but because the enrollment is this figure. With the Judicious facilities and a new sanctuary proposals for construction and expected to Increase substan. use of space through the guid. wee. "musts" If the church financing the expansion. Be. tially. The center of worship sore of an architect who is was to continue to fulfill its cause of the many elements must be planned to future cc- ex perienced In this type coninvolved In such a project, mission. struction, ample seating capChurch officials pointed out members of the committee NEWEST CHURCHES icily will result, according to that over a period of years a said that they felt that it Newest church within the the planners, majority of the block in which would be at least two years city proper of Sanford is First While actual work Is still church is now located has before definite recommends. Southern Methodist which ,,, ' at some time off, the recognition been acquired with the expec. tions could be submitted to the U ' of the progress In the city tatlon that Sanford's growth Congregation. In the mean present, is building a .15,000 serves as a spur to action for would soon require larger and time. architects will be Inter. structure as the first unit of the ever alert and forward. more modem buildings to sup. viewed, one of them will be Its eventual overall complex thinking Presbyterians port the spirit of dedication selected to design the "dream Newest churches In the coun. to God's work that character. that is to become reality," I the S I nd Baptist ises the membership. In a city whose people are Mission. which was establishThree "First" churches in The Rev. Grover C. Sewell very conscious of natural tetnoulit, Jr., minister pointed out that beauty, the Presbyterians feel ed several months ago, and Sanford, Baptist the present sanctuary Is ever that they are fortunate In be. the Church of Christ In Lake anti Presbyterian, this yeAr 45 years old, and although It Ing just across Fourth Street Mary, which had Its first ser. announced building riograms has served the people well, it from a city park that OCCUP vices only a few weeks ago to be -arrled out over the I s now becoming inadequate los a whole block , ,', , next few years All three are ese th es are locat(A within the 'downtown" 7U church school building In- The congregation now num. dud, three frame residences hers "about 1,000," a church meeting in temporary quart complex of the city, county that have been converted tolofflcisl said, Ile added that in ers. sent of Seminole County. • • ____________ jip — / NEW ROME of Sanford Navid Academy Is former Mayfair Inn Hotel and motel complex on West Firist Street In San. forcL Besides student dormitories, classrooms and admint. .0 , / fr stration offices the building contains apartments for tho commandant and superintendent, (Herald Photo) 11, Membership Up - ___ • At St. Andrews VP* .01 NEW PAROCHIAL i4ChIOOl. of the St. Miiry.Magdalen Catholic Parish In Altamonte 8 )rings, %-allied at $130,000, contains nine classrooms, administrative offices, Infirmary, Catholics Open teachers lounge, and j)ruvI(lL'a all the latest educational facilitles. The school was opened In January this year and ded. Icated In May. (Herald Photo) MANUFACTURERS 0" qud*y M@nN" & 36 YS NIGHTWEAR , $1300 School By J~ MORTGAGE Is 0 HOMEOWNERS' INSURANCE AIR CONDITIONING - -, chase of an overall IQ acre Women of the ehurcla have boon respastalble 1w land. sesping the grausile wm pass, shrubbery, and flowers, aSid results are remarkably PHONE 322=0331 lb - ' , .__________ - - - - . I , I- - .. - . . •,, •, ,• -- - - '.. •: -- :s' • r.". 1 , ,- -. - - - '• - — -- • "- ' -. ' __- . - U" facillues. it was form. 1111Y dodkstsd May 30 by Archbishop Joe** p. Hurley. 1111035010 d SL Augustine. Five Siders d Notre Dam 0 - - -• . • -' --------------- - . - _____________________ ,,I — / - 0- Isid Aw 1161 11 168- 1 00 UAW DOes nd simy ferelp *SANFM" Ism ok om is of hodhis P-0h Ilm IM146 S Insn . -- - Is use as a II cc lay toischors, Membership has shims a N Par cat Increase over the post year. 71be church Is rw f4liF4,1W SANFORD MANUFACTURERS, INCe The womn's Godid. In Me. . a traft sea" drive. • R.mod.Nng . . ' ., - - — - - "- .—• - - i.---- ', — This . ,, t1 only 5 years ago. In 1964, FPL Premed ahead with a $90.7 million ezjsniion outlay mnbing waUa. capability of STEAM BURNERS 1TOF 1.IOfl Nomination. _____ 6 _________ mue are n Air Coadtleal" four elders g pOw. ATh 8AI-9 bion dollars an. T116 COMPAZY's continued r000rde kIng ozpnak is diumtm at 88 million M Iyam TO 100 dW OvW-hNnAming VqWW 2111111111148, tM POWting capabillty at the in Fl-W-. dynitude futum VAMCIS 11MIM ... FUrldism pW mu& b"~ tO 111PP11011imtely 4,000,000 kilo- Um they did 10, 15 or 20 yan ago. -- , W b _ - and som deacons in The church and on Aug. 1. this Year, the congregation vaited approval of a plan to obtain a tull-limo Minister which disy hope to welcome befare ffie first of the year. 319 ELM LEE BROTHE S AVENUI PHONE 3"52 FLORIDA POWER - .—,--.-.--_-,-.'•—_' . & LIGHT IELPIN. •UILD PLOSIDA COMPANY W. scoft Bums, Mr. __ - :" yt4 ytbfg ab growing, INDU&J'RY .. 700 new plants and maJor eneione 5 year. PIThTION now aImr 8,000,000 permanent real. - as having a" of the mod - equipped the call"ot thronuo Repairing - • OIL BURNERS y _____ the sew ticipatios of the Sisters S - substitute church convent the Ifts it* PLUMBING '"""ArTURES — - — -- - Thm lim 811 Of IM MON11114' 161111F hm beesi spegisiblis In do now 0 out standing. - Pacing Florloda's progress in the zoomming Space Age CRANE AMMAN STANDARD 0 K01MIR Andrews was orlasbod , JUns withservices taking place In homee of members prior to the time a I In dis Parish in early AV" and took up permanent real. 101aft - AS WELL AS YOUR T. the diii In LIFE POLICY - alle by the church's parent body, thoo AL Jobst's Frothy. Church of Altamonte Springs accomplished Its most out. standing achievement during short six years since (minding of he parish with the construction this year of a now school valu. od at $130,000. ed Tb. school open in Jan ury in a two-story masonry altruclurs containing nine classrooms, administrative of ftc.., infirmary, te achers losags the latest educe. In LIFE AND 1111y Maryann miles St. Andrew Presbyterian Church In the fist growing southwest Seminole County. Bear Lake area overlooks beautiful Bear Lake and Its miniature replies. Cub Lake. Ground was broken in Aug. Ust, 1964, for construction of the first unit now being used as the sanctuary and later to become the fellowship 111111111 th tight dusroornn large auditorum. Room for future expansion and for out. door recreational facilities has been proyMed through pur. WE CAN TAKECARE Deus Rates St. Mary-Magdslen Catholic ti FIRE *AUTO %dam" J I -._ - - �I - ----- -.--.-,S-..----- "...-------- -. -- .--.. - fS RIVFR 1) .1 DAYTONA I 16. ... ''l •'1 ;4.k.. .. ¶.cLl15 k4 :' " .S UI * k 4Id 5 •. . S. '5.... SA -• ' 'i.: •. : - .iJit?rr.J •. • 4WII . ,• • -: "X- I 5 t . f4• 4I L' 4 is, •. I •. ' '.,. 'S " I - .1 1 Ø ..'' ' • "MfILT*? jj 40 le Af Er s' lab . . A w - 6 " Ill, I . 5% tiis - •.,. 1, ,4 5 I ___ . :.'. I �S - •, I --- ' — ._ ------- - fl-_ - _ ------ S-_n _.__. -- . ----- - --.- - --- . - .- . - ---. - - - . —.-- --.- - - . -- - . - dv1 I - - - - - UUPIOINUIZ level Is tronics Has FPC Serves Larae rea I this bf6mation Is laguattv in the peaceful Southwest Day. The Bartow plant has over 32 Florida couallies. VOW& County community of Its own ship channel go that . These lines inter-connect available to the Operators, Who Enterprise, just across the oceangoing tanker. can P'PC's generating plants to In- are on duty around the clock. from Sanford, Urea a charge their load directly. sure dependable service. For 'r dIIpltCbSr who ay "monster." The "monsteV' From then, the lake IU1 P15O WDO COOtrols W laps "Tall "---ed etb plants In the System. gency, Fpc', transmluloa plant. With a. a to In coctad gLea ,pow fire out CC Slant water that the plants lap system of more than 130 ..,.,ej," has several sun. such hour are circulated ter.counected electricity II r f different clr~ It through the coodenier and flUes systems, with I COIflbIfl ba,? drad "sea' that 1541* . 15 n a more than cause the return to potential of .4 " steam to 'arms" thin night, and long firebos: of Into the flUUon kilowatts. several hundred water. that determine whether voltages boilsi' The condensed sort water is High transmission ts boiler Is Open dIalIbu. perupd back Into the boilers are stopped d From across Uk. Pre sad over a. tiona at substations located Florida Power Company's to hundreds .4 area. George X. Turner generating gain. Additional boiler water throughout the service found miles are . of plant, cg e a giant sea. must b evaporated or do- More than 9,000 carry electri. room the dispatcher can monster cruising up and down minsrailsedto keep both bolfl tributlon lines su of aloes bstations to check era and turbines operating at city from the the lake. r. the each burned °1 Nd over 300, Customers. the residents of top efficiency. But - each sensrator, lb. t The plant has evaporators For residential use the power rjjth.we4 Voluala County this flowing Is the best friend and a laboratory equipped Is finally stopped down to 240 outmber ofthekilowatts interconnecting neighborhood at and 120 volts equip. scientific the latest with they have ever known. the temiture 01 the The Turner plant, which meat for analyzing water and transformers on power poles. the nte of eooUng we'"' se cannot electricity Becau steam determine and too. corn. to In honor a of was named and otherdaft .' In large stored be made and pany executive who served trot 1apurtu. 'the ''aUos 01 the Florida Power for may The George Turner plant quantities, but must be plat years. gulps the natural-gas was originally built In 1926. as It is manufactured, It is isiiuuugh "monster" equivalent of approximately The plant had only one stack the dispatcher who calls for Enterprise In lives as an generating capacity of greater generator output a 4,400 barrels of oil In one day. d of the area do not corn. 'The plant's average monthly 11,500 kilowatts,. Today, the the demand peaks and orders no that be Is six stacks repst 302,200 shutdown during those times P fuel cost Is about $310,000. that 11 pow. demand far Ed Parkers, plant super. kilowatts 01 generating cap. there Is less '1 er. taMest, explained that the acity. VIM can operate on either Justoutside the power plant TPC serves an area of a. tutWiii natural gu or fuel oil. 'rae the electricity must have Its bout 20,500 sqUare miles I of Fear wb the thn Now's steam. seven 23 counties with omelet in two voltage Increased for large fail plant ma tains and Other pelt oil storage tasks. lost distance tjanamlsdoo. electric plants, two bydro.-elie. Insects Oil for these tanks is ship. nuge tnnstoraeri step up tae trio plants, one internal corn- lawns. Chinch grubs pod from it. Petersburg by power to 130,000 volts, or even bustlos plant, and several pers,°Whit,sm I an barge. The barges travel 240,000 volts, depending on ciher small units. best bet w uaiwt r pies. e of Tb heart the Enterprise You around the tip of Florida, p the distance the power must "monster" Is the control this. Pelts the east coast, and down the So. IL John's River to reach the TJnd.,grvund cables and room. it is fined with bun- elalists with lbs states mon ths 3500 miles of over. disda 01 dials, switches and cultural Experiment Stations plant Florida Power maintains Its head transmission lines sup. precision Instruments. All In- Is to make S's este. own "tank form" at the Bar. ported by giant stool, concrete formation necessary for plant lions of your l*wis—.puci.s. w$ tow power plant on Tampe or wooden structures extend operation Is recorded bars and, Iy new 1"rbo most significant year In the history of the company," was the statement on progress by George r. Anderson. axe. :utive vice president and gaoeral manager of Dynatranics, Inc. aerospace electronics d s _ "Record earnings and record business backlog were established hr the 1964-63 year," Anderson stated. "We anticipate a continuing growth In volume and earnings." Dynatronics was establish. telemetry systems In support of the military and civilian space programs of the United States The company's operalions in the electronics field today fall Into the areas of systems engineering. end. to develop and man- neezing services, eng ineering Sign .. . . Year,' ifican-t lopment and product and sys. $9.6 million as compared to contract to he completed by lure and fallen six 30-W pean electronics market. Lot. condlUonins and decommunta* tems manufacturing. $3.5 million for the same per. Mid-IN6. tracking antennae at Point cat award Is from the Euro- tion equipment which is out. In June, 1963 Dynatronlcs! Mugu, Calif.: Point Pillar, peat Space Technoilgy Center 1 putted to a digital computer Reporting' to corn pa n lod the previous year. shareholders at the Dynatr - Painter related the growth was awarded a contract by Calif., and Kawall Island, Ift. at Delft, Holland, for three for real nics annual meeting in July, of Dynatronics to a company the United States Navy for wall. The contract totaled $1.7 I satellite ground checkout sta. I data analysis Final output lions. The units are complete from the computer Is to a high President Parker Painter Jr., funded program for develop. tracking equipment to be used million. on the Pacific Nflislie Range. I noted a hitklng iii irn,1,,IIv.p.d -_-..e -a I products. The first ,for ke and ground ufacturs airborne research, new product dcv.. of the 196316 fiscal year of successful plateau during the .- past year," Painter stated . "Over a three-year period Dy. nat ronics has Invested $1,032,. 000 in standard products deve. lopmenl and has obtained or. , . L. de of directly resuiting from the product line." Continued heavy Investment Is planned, according to Paint. er. . The company plans to ----' (I firm located on high 17•92 In ad in 1957 South Seminole county. • I. 0 - I Dynatronics also has ex- data acquisition systems uU. speed printer and associated will znanufac.(panded further into the Euro.11Islng advanced PCI( signal IvlsIbl. displays. -----.-. company ___ ___ - a. ____ - rc to : IANFOID PLAZA, newest abopping canter in the ares boa added much to the economy of Seminole County and the city of Sanford. Located here are Publix Market, McCrory's, Eck. 'I Florida ' Farm Products Yield $1 Billion Yearly riosila ftrmsns sold pro- WARE figures Indicate an man DARE Coordluting Corn. the most effecUvs use 01 these to cope with technological a resources." economic changes—to nec yearly Increase of mittes. ducts valued over $1 billion average The machinery of DARE n1z than and take advata $50 million in Florida farm "We will feed these compre• time ' . ; for the nut hensly. county reports Into lies In Its continuous revision . Income from 1000 to 1176. i Ii D B. DARE began Its second the statewide committees and fe.d.back of Information 01 new cpportuItIes lb lad year, according T. Yost Jr., provost of the year of operation this month when differences between between county and statewide create." "Planning for the most ValversUy of Florida'. mill, with the naming of 30 state. county and state projected committees, lute of Food and Agricultural wide committees which will program, will be Ironed out "In about two to three years ficlant use 01 our abudi begin reviewing county is. and projections brought up to we will take a fresh look at supply vi agricultural &Isacea, Florida's over-all economic sources will put more moo date " Busby said At the helm 01 Operation ports after October 1. ____ DARE (Developing Agricel- Broad.bas.d county plain. Provost York aid his Iarn growth, including populaytion Into Florida's economy. Van t" lieosrcw XSactivsly), lug committees ha,. bees 01 .psclaltsts seem well a. sad come change.," buy more, sill me era will loch at original ware **1 lb.- aches phase 01 Yost said cask receIpts from bun bars greater Inv.stmi date will and target DARE's tam marketI*a climbed to DARE projections and *,is*aplemeatini DARE will whoPpli $1Il3000,* In ating them intermi 01 theIr have to be Initiated by pso. than be set up five years to power. 1154, exceeding 100$ Florida county's own needs and rw p1e at the county level, The cover a new li-year period "Through this OMCWM re"g the fall potentlol action program, as isis by from 1155 to M. farm Income by some W mU. somees, Jim dollars. Levy County ha. submitted Yost, would Involve N Thr. "To be fully effective DARE our resources, cossumi We are almost a year a. the only completed report thus Ida counties "Enowiag what must be a continuous pro. will recurs the benefit lower food prices," York ci head of projected farm In. far, according to Dr. Joe N. thei, resources are and doing des," York emphasized, for eluded. ability challenge, our "It I come goals," York added.I Busby, member of the four- something about planning ' __ - • .. - . h I - - - • s- -1 • - - -. - - -- • E- • - . p : -. I - - - - ....... - U -. S . - . . : - - - _____ , -- - k - - 1 . ,----- ---• a _________________________. _. . -_________ ______ • . - . . . " - . -. -_____ - - . ,. - I ••••• . -. - -. - . -. L - I - - -. A k 4 - FIRST UNIT of Dynatronles equipment for NASA In the Apollo moon flight pros= in deliver. ccl by William G. Droehsler (left) and George F. Anderson, vice presid ent-manager and ex. 4 ic ecutive vice president, respectively, of Dynaironies, to William Dentel, representative of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Green. belt, Md. - ,. place emphasis on microelec. tronics through application of integrated circuit, to standard products already being mar. keted by the company and new products under research. Anderson announced. in Au. Bust. completion of negotla. tion for a new $2,750,000 Una of credit with the Commercial Bank at Winter Park. Lead bank In the credit arrange. ment Is Chemical Bank New York Trust Company. Also participating Is the First National Bank, St. Petersburg. The line of credit was an in. crease of $750,000 over a pro. vious agreement and was no. gotlated to accommodate the continued growth and expan. Mon of the firm. In December 1961, Dyna. tronics was awarded the targest contract in company his. tory. The contract from NA. SAg Goddard Space Flight Center at Greenbelt, Md., was to design and manufacture Pulse Code Modulation stored program ground stations for NASA's world-wide APOLLO Man space flight network. The contract totaled $3.2 million with options. The APOLLO PCM sys. tems will anther and unicram. ble data regarding flight con. ditionsp performance of the APOLLO spacecraft and the health of the astronauts dur. Ins the moon program. The first of the Units were delivered In early August with .. • • - -. -• ci : ' .. . -. .' . .' ';• ..•, .,, ' • -. .' .. .. 4 .J I. . - DYNATRONICS, INC. signs a new agreement for $2,750,000 line of credit with the Com. inercial Bank at Winter Park. Left to right Cenr Andrsnn PVP,'UfIt'A VII'II TWAIldflnf of Dynatronfe@I Dan TausCherp vice preeld and E. G. Banks, president, of the co Bank at Winter Park. -ø S £mittqfa Under Tree Hoe - _ . - . - ---, hou ' monster " erd's and other convenient stores, with Penney's to open soon. United State Bank Ia pictured In center. (Herald aerial photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) - Manufactured In FLA, SANFORD, Ll or.. The Only Machine Made Oft g u U%M "V 1111ip r a L • 5,000 Trees Per Day .', . -.- . - - .. • ':I. IWVWOI4w1IID WCTIIC - .•, --------------- VW F" MOM - - • S : C Smitty's exclusive Flat blades for maximum cutting and mulching ability against the adjustable shear bar. They are reversible for double life and economy, and guaranteed non. breakable. - . TIN DIPOIDAIIIURVKI AT RIASONAW um ,. '. Aar- -I. . - a Serving the nation's civilian and military space programs with Vecfrkitymustb. used aeltlsgensreled. You'll never as wonhou.s full of kII.ws% • sophisticated ground and airborne $oiid.'s 'iawor poor Is an Inisiowinsalhis of generating fedittles enabling participating companies to plan eheed, weak together, Install larger generating units which produce o$sclvldty it lower unit sat, lb. "pool" also means extra service d.psndebfflty for cuslomsrs of Inves!of 4wnsd electric companies throughout Florida. Thli hoe head ls she available with a 3-point hltéh frame. £ t5;~0_0000 ThAT'S WilT P1,0110*1 ,.' In 15' Settings 4 00001 YOUR ELECTRICITY CAN'T BE STORED! •.'.' ' .':, OW- Sntltty Hoes are available for most Utility type tractors equipped with remote control hydraulic valve, in the 40 to 50 horsepower class. telemetry "1 - kit.rconnsdion and power posting we examplee of lb. Im.gln.tive use of meowis and Investment by busln.ss-marregsd electric companies to keep electric rates brlghtspotlisyotwbudgil. ?Pwer oJitomurs ply less per kIIowstt hour for ihetc..Is*ldIy today then sver before. -. Phone 322.2812 MANUFACTURED £ GUARANTEED BY B & S MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA P.O. BOX 173S I -j - _ - PINIS* POVAM CORPONATION _ 00141011% — — — — I systems - L • ) -"•-:.M ' i'... • .— 4 • ..-.-- -•'"__ ------------ . -, liafronFcè, Inc. MW! 1713 SOUTH Aerospace Electronics - AJC --- IM-Ilil - �a _T p- - - T--------- - 0 - . I - --a--. a Ase brows lull — 1a_1 a 1 With %am-innits- For over It year., Sanford's As in the pioneer days of Its come dollar, than any other ty requirements of the corn-' the largest and most modern finished products, PtOCeu& Chase and Company has been founders, the ever present business. With the foundation pany. Vegetable production al. in the state. Capable of Pre• and packaged by the latest serving the nation with agri changes of modern times and of Chase and Company and Its so constitutes a complete ope- cooling and processing 23 to up-to-date methods, to insure cultural supplies. Chase and methods are being directed by centralized locaUon'withln the ration, from growing, harvest. 30 carloads of vegetables daily the American housewife Of Company Is one of the oldest Moore. state, the horizons ci Its fu. lag and packaging, to market. from the Chase farms and finest quality Of garden fresh ; .14. fresh fruit and vegetable en 'The optimistic future of lure have yet to be seen. '-"I ing, with directed sales other allied growers, this vegetables. terprlass In the Southeastern Chase and Company Is like The citrus department I, a throughout the United States plant manufactures Its own The primary produce Is eel tJ United States. It his grown waiting for the uncovering of complete operation, requiring and Canada. ice, and is equipped to pro- cry, cabbage, sweet corn, with pride of "Quality and a sleeping giant as agriculture modern technology that is The company s pre cooling duce Its on electricity From beans, cucuabsu, escarole, ' Service" with Its founders, In Florida produces more in nscessary to provide the quail , and loading plant Is one of this packing house come the lettuce, carrots, squash, I. -Sydney 0 Chase and his bra, nips, kale and cauliflower. V'* ! 4'các they, Joshua C Chase might l4k Being the most centralized well be proud. fresh fruit and vegetable coo.a r Is May IM, Sydney Cho.e cernld the stata,Chan ud :''.. • an d his brother founded Chase Company is Is a Iscatles to and Company. From this San best serve wholesalers, chili & ford company came Florida's • . store and supermarket buysrs, - k... first citrus sale organization. '. '.-•— as well as the truck distribu. With a keen sense for bus!. ' tors. _J ness, these pioneer Of agrfeul. • The Wholesale Nallding Ma tural kept abreast of the . . tedsia Divisiom sense hard. changing time and farming wars and building material ja conditions and after the , dealers within the tWSlV. FLORIDAGRAND CANTALOUPE, developed at Central Florida Experfreeze of 119445, moved Into • . .. 10 . ..'• ;i county area of Central Tier Imsut Station, Is shown here by developer B. F. Whitnor Jr. Cantaloupe vegetable production and mar. M . . '. .' J Ida. From the Sanford warsIs hybrid. self pollinating and developed sxpsclally for growth In Ybhating. house and a branch oce and -i RM R ridsa lone. sandy soil. In 1191 Chase and Company , .warehouse in Orland., witr. . — mertet.d the first celery .. :. -'i. - Ists such as facing, pipe • ' •1.I.. — from Its Sanford office. This -. paints, nails, ee*.at, will created a new Industry, which board, roofing materials, gal. vanlud sheet Iris, ladders, agrlculturs's big businesses. and various other kardwaro Kuyofthe Important actl. a • .. . items, are distributed wftha ,ftj OfChan am Company I. ' volume that places Cba.ssaM U1c' were Initiated and successful. . Company in a prominent post. — Iyde,eloped by W. A. tattler, tlon among wholesale distil. IIantWIG associated Mllas with . 'a., butoriofbufldlngmaterials ln . -.• -.••... Coatral Florida. •the years, the Chase brothers ,,' 'The establIshment ci a de. 1' C• were acted for their many pertinent for fertliuiero and "..-:- . H ue a contribution to the develop. agricultural chemicals was a ment Of the fruit and "No. natural development for table Industry Chase and Company. Prom rAm has not dImtIck.d any losses from excessive cooling In Ms eperatlosa, Since th, death . S. . ...-• the early needs of the Cornthe growth Of A. Dada and handling and Insure the best "A greatly Improved on. Chase to 1941, and J. C Chase pany's own requirements of sass Co-iterative Association possible quality for Duda ens. cspt a t bydrococling wiui be in liii, the business has con. fertilizers, and the request of Ovisde, aid progress and tomsr.. tinued to grow under the guld. • from neighboring farmers for the Seminole '' ' Chastain noted, sacs of the three sons ci so. - . has grown this commercial Conutyesiutioseontlaues. The complex will also In. 'replaclagtbelmmerslosaid Cbass,RandallChase aspres. fertlilser and chemical dlvi. The Dada family began Its elude Ics mantdscturisg and spray system sommooly used Idest, Sydney 0. Chase Jr.,Mon, serving agriculture's tot. farming operation back In storage facilities, a mutew it present," vice president, and Frank W. al needs of t.rtlilzers, Insecli. CHASE AND COMPANY Iesd.ri get together dill Chase, Chairman of Board Gen J C. Hutch1#M 81601116 CSIM 00 0804 ance shop, general offices, a He ophloW that pradm Chogo, Who opar to a the IItscides, fungicides, herbicides, to go over progress has made during Ison, Vie& President Sydney 0. Chase Jr. and laid at Oviedo with primitive lunchroom and service station. will be brought from the fields worth Citrus aoll sterilizers, and otherto. grove near Win. Its years, Shown (from left)'are President RanGeneral Manager Lee P. Mcore, (Herald Photo) equipment This past seasse, Coating "Is the neighbor. to the ptsounlsr Os tractor. dormers. latedmaterials. the Dada (who sow farm sole. had Of $3 million," the sew pulled trailers. 141 tracks Through the years Chase Iy ss aek) sent two million Inatafladon will seemsome with shape will remove the and Company has maintained crates Of celery to markets 19 acres. It will be located on load from the trailer and set o ffices In Sanford that --. throughout the Vatted States, Dada Bead and Is expected to It directly on the floor Inside Untie I. contribute to the seas. and Is addition hay, sold 1¼ employ InItially ISO persons a large refrigerated room orny Of Central mw.. sniflios crates Of other crops with potential growth to three where Its water sprays will joylng, during the peak sea (a crate Is approxImately SS times that number. lower the produce tempera. was, over em employes, Chase pounds). Dada officials say 'tblgturetol4d.grees.Then,tbsand Company .dd. around . e This Is a long way from that will be the most modern pie- crates will be moved to rail eight million dollars annually a I I humble beginning, and the cooling operation In the state, cars or trucks for shIpment, to the business economy Duda operation continues to perhaps in the country. It will 'This system," said Chas. the Immediate area. Job op. grow, handle vegetable production lain, "eliminates excessive portunitles are vast and var. Biggest advance Was made from ie,o acres of land, and handling by doing away with led In the mut lipl. operation, this year Is construction of a it will do so quickly, efficient. Immersion baths and moving necessary to maintain the huge 150,000 square feet vege- ly and as economically as belts. Thorough research was company. The many loyal em. table precooling complex at possible while insuring our accomplished by the Duda or. ployes of the company contri. Xells Glade, In South Florida delivery of top quality pro. ganization before it was an. butv to their commmilty on the shores of Lake Oka*- duce to markets at all times" ally developed.' through religious, civic and thebes, scheduled for corn pie. The complex was designed The bydrocooling system fraternal organizations, lion by Nov. 1, In time for by Lakeland Bagineering Ao- will handle up to 1,500 crates The present emphasis on IbIS year's harvest, sodates Of Lakeland. J. 5y per hour. Plans call for either quality merchandise, honest New concepts of materials Christian, In charge Ofthe mist or dry storage as is. dealings, and dependable on. will be utilized In the plant project for the firm, says the qulredto maintain as per cent vice, are the business scan. handling and quick cooling Duds plant Will utilize both humidity and further enhance rzos that are "ad by an. and are expected to reduce hydrocooijag sod vacuum. product qv&Uliy. oral Monger L46 F. X"M Florida - a. . . wqf iUsOt.i a--. -••- .--•s -.., . • t - - -S rrala - ... -. • ..r- '.- . ' ''• - -.• • • -- - - • - - • r . .--.a. 1 - .• _____ . It fl —J 'I '.-. I Plans -j owerOt - • Q j S -- - Li i-f" Light G rows With Area As Sanford grows, so grow 1 1065 Progress L.UitIOfl Florida Power and Light. This could well be the inca suring stick by which the fu turn of Florida Power an I Light Company could be gau ged In Seminole County. 01 course, community growth Ii the measuring rod for FP41 everywhere In tact, FP&L, during thi past year, grow to the tuni 1 of $915 million In expansion over the state, with Sanford and Seminole County geWni their share of this growth. Scott W. Burns, FP&L man ager hers, reported that dur. 1 • ing the past year, the power - substation servicing the west. em portion of Sanford Increas. edits capacity by5o per coat. At the same time, the down. town substation showed a capacity hike of 40 per cent. ( "With a figure like that," Burns says, 'how can anyone say downtown Sanford Is dy. ---:,---.- _ ?1 ? •• —_ '--- -- "- ! -. ;. I', p : • " ,?.',-, 'J %1 iM .. :• 2 "r Jrt j I." : - -- .' • -:''--.. - ci. - .---.: - - -•- . • • if - . . I•Ss - S L. • - -- - - • - •; •- I s_•b . .- - - I. - - . _;_ - ...........I.,_ i_.r 1 In the greater Sanford area, Florida Power&Light averages aoteadygalnoftoocua. tomers each year. &. ,"f'!_ Among other marks of growth and progress for F? ' -- ____ &L is the new transmission • _____ - .. • line along widened 25th Street, • • - &I_ with relocated feeder lines to —— that part of the city, and the -. _____ _____ _ reworking of power lines a a' long Commercial Street In . r. .•. downtown Sanford, to help handle the Increased demands :, -. . ________ for power In the business dia. •. -.. trict. t t -. . . ..•.. .jj . Plans for next year are al. ____ - - -Yb-ready In the making, and ': - - ..jW '.. — they, too reflect Increased a growth. Transmission Unes from Midway back to the main plant will be reworked In an, FLORIDA POWER and Light Company grows ticipatlon of increased growth continually with the expansion of sanford, of Sanford, and at various sites the lines will be rework. ed for added growth In the downtown area. One Of the major projects ahead for next year will be the addition oia now under. ground power line to Seminole Memorial Hospital to pro. vide an alternate power feed. I Servinge this area since 1923 This will provide two sop. arate power sources for the hospital, and in the event one source should be lost due to a power failure, an automatic SANFORD'S BOAT basin and lakefront will commercial river traffic and. In the future, the throwovw with Will theme take on an entirely new picture within the next western terminus of the St. Johne-Indlan River the power supply with little year . . . what with a new marina and motel Canal. Future of Sanford and Seminole County more than a blink of the lights in the downtown area a new port terminal for )O_________________g___ looks bri lit i __toIndicateany_troubles. 3'W :. .-'•• 1( •, - - , .. '• tI''s. -. •1 54 j I. Seminole County and Florida. Downtown subs station capacity was hiked 40 per cent bait year. Sports Equipment Center - - oilILICOJflQ 5.' S PORTSMEN Let Us Make Your Next Move A Pleasure With Our We're proud of FRUIT AND VEGETABLE GROWERS '•- United RED CARPET SERVICE - --- - - - - - - -- - •- - - C— -5- w--.. -•..---V- r--- — - a-- FRUIT AND VEGETABLE PROCESSORS the wonderful Fishing and Hunting In the Oviedo area. FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKETING ENJOY YOUR VISIT., ,, VISIT US AGAIN SOON! WHOLESALE BUILDING MATERIALS We Stock Everything For AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AND FERTILIZERS - HUNTING CAMPING AND OUTDOOR FUN • Your Fwnlshkigs Disrv• Th. Vey Best TFiahvlinfe SUNNILAND GARDEN SUPPLIES • $S4 1U5 IWO Sp.cl.Ni. I, PERSONALIZED PACKING, CRATtNG And STORAGE. I LOCAL — STATEWIDE —. NATIONWIDE - OVERSEAS SHPMINT WE FEATURE Johnson Outboard Motors & Boat Accessories Winchester & Remington Rifles & Shot Guns Browning Automatic Shot Guns COMPLETE LINE OF HARDWARE BRAND NAME APPLIANCES SIRVIN• FLORIDA AND SIMINbLI COUNTY p iv--D%I Come In And Browse Around .-Pim A or a P^nzwa - a OLMISAW 'ft%F9W61F A%jjj..1 SANFORD, FLORIDA - 4 S • : -----•--- UlYlee liii UN,..IiUroa$I*m Adams Transfer & Storage Authorized Agrntf for United Van Lines SANFORD 322422$ DILAND 734.1232 — --- NELSON & COMPANY INCORPORATED PHONE 385.3231 nvixn& nh. - r -- - — _ •_ -- —_--- ___ —. - I- �-- .r%;%ncir%n continuous IrV T. Since 1908 lip Russell slide valve Improve the service, General Henry Shelton Sin was cashier of the First Na. a for electric service in the system was converted from Florida Power & Light Corn. day snore water than was us. has grown to 22,500 aid ap. ford, for whom Sanford Ii tional Bank at this time, and engine belted to a 100 kw, 2,. In 1921, an 11,000 volt line eastern section of the comrn 2.3 kv, 3 wIre to 4 kv, 4 wIre pany dedicated their newly cii by the City of Sanford in proximately 11,000 customers are being served with eleetri. with a common primary and constructed Lake Monroe a month. named, first become interest. In * newspaper Item was 300 volt, 3 wIre, 3 phase gen. extension was made, and a mtmlty. the estab. and secondary grounded nan. generating station. At that In May of Florida Pow city with a minimum charge 1930 800kw substation Installed to In the fall of 1933 He took erator. Then in 3917, a 200 hp termed as the "foresighted" ed In Florida in 1J71. Urns the station was the lang. er & Light added a new 163,. of $1.10 per month. strip up the St. Johns River cashier for his efforts In get. Skinner engine belted to a serve the newly erected F. F. lishment of the Florida Pre. tral. 250 kw Westlngbous. gener Dutton Celery Precooling cooling Company plant made But the end of 1939 the popu. eat and most powerful In 000 kw to the total produced Sloe, electric service was and decided to make Invest Ung the building wired. necessary the Installation of a latlon increased In excess of North Florida. Plant. by the Lake Monroe plant. first started in 1910 the num. ator was Installed. mints in this section. lIe PUT. Efforts for electricity ens. The capacity of the new This pushed their total gener. bar of customers has increas. chased 12,SU acres at Lake tinued, and an ordinance was Due to the Warmuch dl!. The distribution system was new 730 kw, eO kv 4 kv sub. 11,000 and the number of MinroS on the St. Johns Riv passed by the City Council In ficulty was experienced In se also converted from 2.3 kv, station on Geneva Avenue. tomers receiving electric sir, plant was 30,500 kw, and the ating capability to 1,941000 cii 3,100 per csnt while the cost p.r kwh has decreased water pumps for the units kw. or, and hers became acquaint- session March 1, 1900, grant. curing materials and supplies, 3 wIre to 4 XV, 4 wIre to During the summer of 1938 vice totaled 2,900. meet the Increased demandall of the electric distribution On Friday, May 21, 194*,condensers could handle In a Today, Sanford's population approximately .t per cent. Ing a franchise to the Janford as well as financial assist. Tuck. Judge Wooford .4 wIth or, who had settled here a Light & Fuel Company to In. ance. lb. plant equipment year r1Ier, and and they still and operate an electric and distribution lines were not formed a business partner. light and gas plant within the properly maintained, and in. lbs natural advantages city and authorizing a eon. (irruptions to ssrvce occurr. aled to these two men, tract with the company for a ed frequently. It was not Un. sepeclafly the river, which if. fifteen year period. At the sz• usual for these Interruptions forded suy and cheap trans. plration of the period the city to extend for as much as a partatlon facilities, and they agreed to enter Into a new week's duration. GAINESVILLE (SpI.) — year, an increase of $19 mU. lodic labor shortages, says stitute of Toad and Agricul. reliable estimat, Is available tw'al Extension Service has decided to lay th. foundation contract for another twlvs In February, 1917, lb. local For 17 ci Florida's more Im. lion over last year. Dr. Frank S. Jamison, vege turali Sciences, as to acreage or value," lam. j. releaød Its Acreage.Maryears in preference to any newspaper, through Its cot. portant vegetable crop., a This record income makes table crops specialist, Florida 'In addition to these 17 lion says. of a fowL atingfor i,es.s Guide General Sanford raid, two competitor. (This was provid. umns, strongly advocated a pr..Umlnary estimate mdi. for a banner year, in spite of Agricultural Extension Ser. crops there are a number of For growers now either ,,. ,.,, his pucauOn pro,5b. , ,oyages to Sweden, and cii that the rates and services white way system for the city cates a shipping point value three hurricanes, unusual ear. vice, and chairman, vege. other crops grown In sizable planting or preparing to plant brought back 150 Swedes, who were equal to similar towns.) along the old Lake Monroe of more than $222 million this Iy and late frosts, and per. tables crops department In. quantities, bi.t for which no the 196546 crop, the Agricul. supply of the various craps believed adequate to inset ansettled bars and became en. By July, 1909, a brick build. bulkhead, and promised to In. ticlpated market demands and gaged In the cultivation of or. Ing located at the present Gas stall the first post in order to to prevent farm lsvet surplusgroves. As the utile Plant property, was being demonstrate just what a whit. mast pew, It became a quss. erected to house the electric way would mean to Sanford. es. The planted acreage. '1 crops and seasons necessary ties as to what ft should be equipment, which was of the fly May, 1917, the paper had to secure this production called. One day when General very latest and improved type. installed Ui. first post In front dir normal growing conditions Sanford wu having tea with The Installation of this equip. of iti office. The lamp was Is shown. Judge Tucker and his daught. meat was completed In Sept. controlled by a swItch on a This Information is also gtvIT, 1s. Tucker, the naming ember 1909. The equipment nearby polo, and it was said en for the 196344 season 104 of the town came upAn the consisted of two Westinghouse to hive Illuminated Magnolia an average for the three prs• conversation. Miss Tucker producer gas engines, one of Avenue, between First and said that there should be no which was 40 hp belted to a Second Streets. vlous seasons. This report15 compiled to assist growers in questlos aboutft, but that It 25 kw generator and the other The service b.eam. so poor, determining plantings for th. ouId be named for it. found. a 100 hp belted to a 00 kw and the equipment so Iasftl. coming season and to serve sr, And se on a set day they generator. The generators cleat, that In 1920 the South. gathered at Judge Tucker's were built for 2,300 volt, 3 ero Utilities had to put Into as Information for businesses, service the old, original pro. supplyin g materials and equip. to d.dicat. th. town, and In phase, 4 wire service. commemoration of the event By January 1, 1910, the ducer gas engin, plant. ment or transporting and handling products, Jamison en orange tn. was planted. population was 3,570 and ap. In 1922 the Russell engine The UIUe town of Sanford proxImately 100 customers was removed, and th. first pointsout. Growers using lb. Acreage continued to grow and prosper. were being served, Including steam turbin, was installed Marketing Guide should ' Then to ISIS the "big freeze" residential and commercial, with a capacity of 000 kw. In . cognire that it is only one Of came and destroyed all the also, eight flaming arc lamps, 1924 a second steam turbine and '70 incandescent, 00 CP, was Installed wIth 1,000 kw many sources of information citrus trees. Poe the next fifteen years series lamps on the streets. capacity. even with this ad. to be coniidsrsd In planing Sanford's people passed The top rate was 1k per kwh, ditlosal capacity th. demands the year's program, hi said. Current information as to through a period of rehabfllta. with a mnlnumum of $2.50 per for electric service were In. (Ion and devoted their atton month. Service was rendered creasing and the service was growers' intentions to plant both within th. state and in (Ion to the cultivation of agri. from dusk to dawn only, dur. IneffIcient and generally con. comçtIag areas and crop culture products as well as ing the first two years opera. sidered poor. In late lou, the electric prospects in Florida should hI to citrus, which up to ISIS had tion of the plant. been their sole interest and The first offIce was located property was acquired from currently reviewed, as well as at 112 Park Avenue. A news the Southern Utilities Comrn prospects for adequate labor, means of livelihood. supplies and other produc. By 1908 Sanford was begin. article appearing In the paper pany by Florida Power & lion factors, utag I. develop rapidly, and at that time state that "poles Light Company, and lmnredl. itely the old plant was re. Information contained In the the people were becoming are going up like magic." In January, 1911, an addi. habilitated to render improved guide is now available at lb. electric light conscious. local County Agents' oce. In August, 100!, the Sanford tional 150 hp Westinghouse en. service. In the fall of 1926, lectrlc Light, (las Fuel. & gine with a 100 kw generator the distribution system was Power Company submitted an was installed in the plant, and interconnected with the pta. Assuming the same rate of application for a franchise to the company started render. sent 66,000 volt transmission consumption and the predict, serve the town with clectri. ing 24.hour service. An article system, and soon after this ad U. 8. population of 34$ mU. city. However, the Town Couzi. sppearing In the paper said, lb. old steam plant was shut lion in 1000, florida will have cli was of the opinion that this "For the next few weeki the down and held in reserve for Increase III vegetable pro. Florida Engineering' Society. Making the presentation at the PARKER PAINTER JR., president of Dynatronics, Inc., of company was not equipped to electric lights will prove en. standby purposes. This plant ductios 38 per cent in order annual dinner Is James Grinnan (right), chairman of the South Seminole County receives a plaque after being chosen tab. care of the demand for ratic on account of the im. had a total capacity of 1,950 to supsily the same amount cif 1966 EngIneers Week. "Engineer of the Year" by the Central Florida Chapter, the rapidly growing area and, provements being made at the kw. vegetables per capita as now. since the application called plant. The lights may flicker In 19$, the present ornam. for a N.year franchise, It was out, especially on Saturday intal white way system, con. nights, but when the $10,000 slating of approximately 450 not granted The people of Sanford con. worth of new machinery has units was installed. tinued In their effort.. to so. been installed the plant will In the September of 1926, cure electricity, Individually, give good service all the time. 1928 and 3933, tropical burn. and the public was kept alive Have patience with the lights canes struek Sanford, doing considerable damage to the to the need of electricity for a few weeks." through the columns of the In 1913 the Sanford Light & slectric distribution facilities. local newspaper. In one of Its Fuel Company was bought out in some of the outlying corn. articles it was stated that the by the Southern Utilities Corn. munitles of the dIstributIon town was sadly lacking in pany. A community fish fry system, service was Interrupt. "purple juice." was held in celebration of th. id for as long as oe week. Still determined and bacom. purchase of the property by During the summer of 1937 tog more and more electric the Southern Utilities Corn. clectric distribution facilities were extended to the towns of light minded, the First NaUon. pany. ii Bank building and J. N. They Immediately began the )steen, Geneva and Chuluota. Whitner's real estate office, erection of a new steam plant On January 23, 1921, the clii. PNONI POsoer OW, adjacent to (he bank, were at the present site of the old iens of Sanford granted TIer. ftUNID* the first buildings to be wir. Sanford Steam Electric Sta. Ida Power & Light Company a ed for electric lIghts, August lion on West First Street. The I0.year franchise to carry on 29, 1908. Mr. F. P. Forster first equipment installed was Is operations, and to further Ve 9etable Cro P To Top $232 Mliolllipon V Seminole To Be 'As One'TV ith County-Wide Phone Service ------ I' fi0gre5iie gewth of SemI nole County was made this year when Southern Bell Tele. phone and Winter Park Tele phone Company joined hands to completely link the county 'la telephone lines, First phase of the opera. +.floss went Into effect July 25 when the new $133000 South cnn Bell facilities serving Gen Sys were put (a work. 7% new services includes a direct-dial connection with the Winter Park Telephone Ilin Company, which gives Gen. eva residents a direct link with the Winter Park area without paying extra tolls. This began the consolidation of county telephones, since the south end of the Semi. nole County Is serviced by the Winter Park Telephone Comn pany. I * I + • WHEELER FERTILIZER COMPANY OvluDo, NYOUR WMI TH1MI BEVERAGES Manufaclurers & Wholesalers of flue . - - The new facility gives Gen eva residents a direct link with over 18,000 telephones. Still to come, but authorlz. SEMINOLE PLAZA at SR436 and U.S. 17-92 Is cii by the state's Public Utili graphically illustrated (upper left In this 'aerial ties Commission, is establish photo by Herald photographer Bill Vincent Jr. ment of Southern Bell Tele. taken from a Flying Seminole Ranch aircraft. pbone.Wlnter Park Telephone The Jnf-Alai fronton is pictured at the lower "extended area service" for right. This busy Intersection Is fast growing Sanford Into a major business area. This will link Southern Bell's Sanford exchange with Win. rraIb 1965 Progress Edition I, •anf orb tar Park's exchange, which serves South Seminole County. Both companies have imidi. eated, however, it will be a little more than a year before the work can be completed on the countywide toll.free se:vice. The PUC's authorization for the extended service was the climax of a long campaign by Thirty-year-old First F ere forecast at the close c the Seminole County Chamber al Savings and Loan Ass 59 may have been somewba ci Commerce's metropolitan tIon published a statemei ower in taking off (hai telephone committee to estab. mid-year showing asset any had hoped for, but tb lIsh a communications link be. 1mb undoubtedly Is being re tween the north and south per. $20,102,638.13, an all time for the local financial in ected in practically all dc tions of the county. At the time of the PUCs El. lion and 8t per cent gri ents of our economy, includ thorination, George Touhy, than the comparable figu g Savings and Loan," wa chairman Of the metro.phoue a year ago. r observation of the officer committee said ' The earnings on sa "Everyone should have con "It is encouraging to know have been paid at the lence In the expansion o that the commissioners recog. of 44 per cent a year, at nized a unified telephone sys. the six months of 1965 can is section of our Sunshini tern Is essential to the econ. over $347,000. There wet ales," It was remarked omy of the county. Progress. 265 savings accounts on i'he steady climb is far bet lye citizens realize how a uni. books, It was said, and r for all concerned thin thi fled county can benefit from daIs were delighted with ipurt and drop oft" bit ws the services." trend in a year that ha rye seen on occasion. Be as A joint petition sockIng the been noted for Its thrift. ired that with the concert extended service was filed sumer spending has beci. i effort that now Is beini with the Public Utilities Corn. ping all previous figures own In our city and county mission by the Seminole Coun. when this occurs, savings o 'Soaring Sixties' will con Y Cuaniuv? of (ommerce, counts usually suffer. me to Indicate the confi (ounty Boiru of Commission. Adding to the business ncc of business and of thosi era, and the municipalities of mate of the area was tin e folks who come here t Sanford, Altamont. Springs, most $2 million that I ijoy living at its very best,' Casselberry, Longwood, North Federal advanced in loans concluded. Orlando and Oviedo. It was buying, building and rem Progress is a watchword foi upported by 46 resolutions ling homes. This demand rat Federal, whose directors nd letters from civic organi. funds for financing ho E. C. Harper Sr., Jack 1+ salons and other groups. boosted the mortgage in' rccne, Robert E. Karol, A Establishment of the set. nient to $17,697,283.68, pus Shinholser, S. F. Doudney, vice will mean the Sanford cx. ahead from the $15,409,431 H. Van lloy and George change will have to be to. the books as of June 30, why. classified, resulting in a slight The directors have con Increase 1* monthly rates to ently added to the reserve subscribers of Southern Bell. the association, it was poii )xygen Found The WInter Park company out, and the reserves and plus for the first hail s. 1965 came to $2,078,731.63. 20 Miles Up "While our first respon An unexpected layer of COOL IT, MAN Illy is to provide money ygen atoms 720 miles above Fish are highly perishable. home ownership, we also a earth's surface has been They begin losing their fresh cognize the importance of covered flavor as soon as they'r sisting in the communi infrmstion caught, according to special. commercial development. Lamed by the satellite called Ists with Florida's Agricultur. have made a number of Ic tel I. al Experiment Stations. So to business firms, and R. L. F. Boyd, Susan Laflin take a good metal Ice chest that all this adds up to gre d A. P. Wil!more of Uni. along on every fishing trip, levelopment in our area," rsity College, London, Eng. disinfecting the chest each slicer said. id, reported detection of the time you go. 'The Soaring Sixties I rb ionized 0Z7en layer. 11 SCUNTIFICALLY FORMULATID FERTILIZERS Now You Can RON* It. — — Ex-Shipmafes ' \ a Certified Slings :au but successful business ed about Ire years Cass in shipmates In the Navy. James Avery and Delbert Lafayette. They manufacture boom pennants, heavy hard: w re a sear as well as wire rope for crones and drallines. Their main customers are contractors In the southeast. am states, but have filled or. ders as far away its Southeast Africa. They also are approv. ed for government contracts. - -. from FAVORITES PREPARED AS YOU LIKE - Certified Slings Is Operated By First Federal S & L Assets Set Record - F. - X, NM"MIA FOR A '010 GOING TO IRAVR * PARTY? RUECTINQ Plem eome In b0W we can and see. y American Rent-All IM 1. HIAWATHA AYL SANMAD. FLORIDA I I41 er Park Telephone Company S S S I Nowhere has the 'dynamic growth of South Seminole County been reflected more than in the rapidly increasing number of telephones served by the Winter Park Telephone Company. Residence telephones have Increased from 1, 000 In 1951 to more than 5,000 in 1965. Business telephones increased during the same period from 150 to more than 600. To keep pace with this growth the TErrace central office was placed Into service in Altamonte Springs In 1960. Now an $80,000 addition is under construction to meet the area needs during the coming years. This new addition will hold more than $400,000 of the newest type telephone switching equipment to serve our customers with fast, modern communications. This investment is evidence of our faith in the future growth of South Seminole County and of our determination to provide the best In telephone service. Through this modern equipment our South Seminole subscribers can dial more than 90,000 telephones in the Winter Park-Orlando-Geneva-Oviedo area on a toll-free basis, Winter Park Telephone subscribers will have the widest calling range In Central Florida some is months from now with the addition of the Sanford exchange to the flat-rate, toll-free area. Then a total of 100,000 subscribers will be as near as your telephone diet. Planning today for tomorrow's growth is our way of providing modern, effective communications for our subscribers. IDIAL FOR FLORIDA SOIL *edecsd Prices OR AU SIkI 1Quarts I 8p,dal Cams Prices Harry's Bar & Package Store 1145, PARK AVE. PU. 3U$86S WHEELER OV1EDO FLORIDA S I. - . +. + Jd,%4 * •fiI 1 •+ THE BEST FROM ALL YOUR FILMS COMPANY '• .. nter Park Telephone Company PH. 35.3231 132 1. NEW ENGLAND AVENUE WNTOWN SANFORD MW I. WINTU PARK. FLOIIDA + -• —+:.L:+-,. 0 -• - - Hf + - ----- • *:— i1i1; - - - �- 10 WuYarI WmIl L Agri-Business Un Ta $47 Million The $79 million on-the-farm ralue for citrus In the county registered a $14.7 value to he sari-business level, and ac. ounted for $23.3 million in be retail market. ,,It might be added," Tuck r said, ,in consideration of be effect of an Industry ofl an iron's economy that a new loilar turns over some four Dr five times In the economy. Considering the farm as an in. ustry the $16.2 million on-the. tarm value would mean some 1648 million to $91 million to aur economy." Tucker went on to say, "We have no way of measuring It but because of the many agri. business firms present, such is liLt!, III-Acres Citrus Cancentrato, Chase and Company, Wheeler Fertilizer, Kilgores, Pinebreeze, and scores of other allied business firms, the Impact upon the economy Is considerably shownconsideration 7 the on-the-farm value alone." Agricultural crops produl ed In Seminole County dunn the last complete growing me' son (196344) had an on.thl farm value of $te.: million, a Increase of nearly $3 Millie over previous years. In reporting this therein County Agricultural Agent C cU Tucker cited "the exce lint citrus prices received th year" as bails for the hik The on—the—farm. value Is It price the farmer receives fi his crop. The agribusiness value the crops—the value of It agricultural producesiti processing, marketing at transportation within the couP ty Is added—totaled $3.3 ml Lion for the year. This value reflects that r ceived by the county's prodw brokers, marketing firms, ha vesting and picking crews, trus packing houses, proces Ing plants and the many true Ing firms "Eniployment.wi*l Tucker said, "this Is a iii able portion of our total ci ployment in Seminole Cou r Nematodes, one of the real I ml. Soil fumigation has glv. meats with these and other scourges of the agricultural • a an Increase In yield some chemicals will be continued, Industry, corns In for consid. ears but very little in others, SPICY ADDITION enable research at the Ccu- Hot-water treatment of tub. scouting around If you're . tral Florida Experiment sta rs consists of immersion for 5.30 minutes at 122 degrees, for a spicy addition to °" .. here In Sanford. . .., tlon little flower garden, look no further shown very has Heading the research pro. nd image to the tubers to date, until you've considered ginger. gram L. Dr. Harlan L. 1 Rhoades, plant nematologist, Immersion of tubers in cmu. According to Dr. T. J. Sheewho has been with the expert' I lions of various nernatocidal han, horticultunalist with the - 1 ment station for six years. hemicals has not given era state's Agricultural ExpertDR. JOHN W. WIL. Plant nematodes are micro' icatbon of the nematodes em moot Stations, ginger Is suit. SON Is guiding men. scopic, colorless, eel like I ndded within the tubers, able for growing throughout tor for Central Florida worms measuring from ap lowever, two experimental most of Florida - but it's not Experiment Station In proximately 1/50 of an Inch hemicals have given a con. easy. It needs moisture, so Sanford. An entoinolo- to ¼ inch long, and occur iderable degree of control sites near streams, lakes and gist Dr. Wilson is In chiefly in the soil, where they rhen tubers were immersed boggy areas are perfect plant, of the operation attack plant roots. a few pars a them for one hour. Expert. log locations. charg ' e0 fl. 0 aitize plants above the soil level, in leaves, stems or flowers. The nomstodes are classified according to their feeding habits. Some are ectoparasi' tic and feed by thrusting the mouth-spear in plant tissues without actually entering the plant. Others are endopara. pitic and spend all or part of their life within the plant its- ADVANTAGES OF SOIL fumigation as control against nematodes IN shown In this photo of onions grown at Central Florida Experiment Sta ti on. Onions on right were grown In untreated soil, where nematodes were able to Infest young plants and stunt growth. Sanford's COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP 1 Vincent Jr. Expansion of the facility Is In the planning shown In this aerial photo by Herald photographer Bill stage. - _iQ - ,'.'; :•* ALL TYPIS OF PUMPS AND MACHINIRY ALL TYPI PIUCU AND DIS$$N$ ( DIAL STRUCTURAL STEEL MITAL STIPS, P11 bCMS V 322u6432 Pw a" I I r - 1 Machinery MODERN NEW PLANT & OFFICES S FREEWAX GREEN LABEL - --- -----•_'' —4----- -- 'e - FREEWAX Clown nom - akaes fleess — • GUARD GLOSS WAX REMOVER SAFEX MAFEX JR. AEROSOL Disinfectant & Yreakeair f i? POLISHING WAX FOR WOOD FLOORS GOLD LABEL S WAXFREE - - l S PANEL GUARD • - ) , BANFORD -- - -r -- r.--'- "-. ..'w We " 16 "'" 4 Chemist Advises DR. hARLAN I. RHOADES, plant nematologist at Central Florida Experiment Station, points to photograph of nematode, scourge of growers. Dr. Rhoades heads research program on control of nnmatode, Kennel Club Erects 1,000-Seat 'Stand Another record breaking and rest rooms downstairs. season is expected at the Sin. Other Improvements are the ford-Orlando Kennel Club Installation of a glass front on the lower level grandstand, when it opens it. doors for additional theater.style seats, greyhound racing In Decem' new benches and 10,000 more her, Last year the dog track, to. square feet of paved parking cited near Longwood, had • record-breaking mutuel like The local track, one of the of over $10.5 million for a 90. finest of Its kind, was built in 1933, but It has been operat. day season, and attendance ed for the past 10 years by was 176,789, another record. manager Jack Ldouz and his The last night of the season co - partners Jerry and Jack set two more single session Collins. records with a mutual take of Another newcomer to the $176,789 and a crowd of 7,712, S Because of such hug. turn.anford.Orlando Kennel Club outs, $200,000 In Improve. staff . publicity director Dick meats have taken place at the MarlOwe track since last April. Most of this went to a new modern. The Florida Fruit and Vella. type grandstand that will seat table Association was Incor. 1,000 people. The glass en porated In 194$ as a non-pro. closed structure will have a fit cooperative to act In the 16-window betting ring along best Interests of Florida pro. with a plush lobby upstairs ducers, shippers, packers, and and offices, concession stands processors. . . No ribbing ferihir. REPORTING n WOOD LOTION polish - conducted to make sure that Insecticidal V residues are not harmful to th consumers. The chemicals used for Insect control are poisonous Is bums... lid If these Insecticides are applied ot the right time, at the cot. rect dosage levels, they can be used safely. -- ------------.---- AUTO PARTS and ACCESSORIES FED DERS Air Condlflon.rs Sesecv. (sellS, pow" for extys hsduye. I.Wiy lest 10101 figs. luJ.sbv. W.stkr Wheel, Por3Odegr..,dr.ft ft" air rsstLss sonPrel. H. B. POPE COMPANY. INC. South Elm Ave. - -s%-.-.- I 200 S. PARK AVE. -----------______ I Egg Products Face Ruling TO SEMINOLE COUNTY & SURROUNDING ARIA borate stidisi are at LAKE MARY ROAD Pk ---..------------ SERVICE PAUL D. LEWIS, JR., MGR. ) - 33 Years Of Service - COMPLETE CREDIT IMAGE -- .- _. m ng, INCORPORATED I ---- Before Of Sanford & Seminole County ' -'. • ' FOR WOOD PAKELING Chemical Corporation of America . Test Each Year CREDIT BUREAU ROACH KILLER worwe largest Getting kill, begs, (eel From this plant, Chemical Corporation of America, Nerve, Ices warehouses throughout the United States. Shipments are 'also made overseas to all government instaUationa. • BUGFREE wazthatkilhsbegs,toel_ • _ . -. SANPOIID, P1*. 207 W.UCOND ST, ' - ___ & Supply Co. _tumerous small, till factor In the economic life of BLACK SPECK OF CABBAGE such as this cost Seminole County rarm. weeks, the size of a pin he (be county. era $250,000 during the 1964.65growIng season. This amounted to 25 fi rst appear on the outer he During the late 1920s, the leaves. These specks he percent of the gross income from the crop. Cause and control of black speck major part of the agricultural most often appeared on c is just one of the major investigative projects underway at the Central acreage was planted to ccl. Florida Experiment station. bags after it reached the t cry. At this time a condition niinat market or after app known as cracked stem was recognized as a serious dis. The entire insect control re. main In the farming business, weed control will be obtained zlrnatsly one week's store at 36.40 degrees farenheit. ease that threatened to de. search program is directed Some of the more Important If the top layer to moist, atroy the celery growing in. toward a more abundant and of these diseases include Insects and diseases are caiionally, It occurred dustry which would in turn wholesome food supply free blackrot ani9 bacterial leaf not the only organisms th at over-mature cabbage in I spot of cabbage, Northern prey u pon the farmers' crops. field be fore harvest. As 0 cripple the economy of the county. The situation became of insect damage. The Insect loaf blight of sweet corn, pink A third group of crop pests Is in cold storage Is lengthen so serious that the growers control program Is conducted rot and early blight of celery, known as nematodes. The the black specks become m and political leaders banded by Dr. J. W. Wilson, who Is lettuce drop of lettuce and pest nematodes live in the numerous, often appearing together to obtain assistance, the administrative head of the soil - bourne diseases that at- soil, feed upon crop roots and all head leaves extending tack celery and cabbage in are so small that they can the core. As a result of this concerted beat experiment station, Ev en though studies e Dr. P. J. Wcstgatc, working the seedbed. Dr. J. F. Dar- only be seen with the aid of effort, a branch of the 11cr. Ida Agricultural Experiment in cooperation with members by is conducting research dir. a microscope. Although they dueled during the past the Station was established by of the Experiment Station ected toward finding new and are microscopic in size the years have failed to revi the 1933 Legislature to find staff in Gainesville, has conS improved methods of control pest nematodes often become the cause of black spei the cause of cracked stem dueled research on new crops of all of these important dis. so abundant that they cause these studies have Indical serious stunting, loss of stand, that the higheit incidence and to develop an effective adapted to the central Flor. eases of vegetable crops, the diseas. occurs among I One of the major items in reduction In yield, all Dr. Ida area. control. In October Z. B. Purvis established the As a result of this work two every family budget is the which increases the cost of brtd varieties, and that to Celery Investigation Labora. commercial varieties of black. cost of food and clothing. One production, 11cre again chemi. "Id susceptibility to his tory at the present location on belTiel have been released of the several ways to reduce cals are available that will speck Will parents of a ni land donated by the City of and the acreage planted to the consumers cost of food destroy the pest nematodes. hybrid must be immune, Sanford. By 1933 research con. blackberries Is Increasing. In and clothing is to reduce the As is true of the Insecti. According to Dr. Dart ducted at this new laboratory recent years, approximately farmers costs of producing eWes, fungicides, and berbi. this Indicates that by era bad shown that a shortage of 300 acres of peaches have been food and fiber crops. Cultiva. rides, much research is re- log parent plants that car boron In central Florida sandy planted in central Florida. tion to keep weeds from de. quired before the nemato. other desirable eharacteristi sells caused cracked stem This new crop for the area stroying crops Is one of the cldes can be used effectively. as well is resistance to his Fortunately, the use of cbsnul. speck, this threat to the ca sod th at applications of 10 has a great potential value, major costs of production. q bag. growing Industry can pounds of borax per acre Since It Is a new crop, there During the past few years, eala Is not our only overcome. Dr. Darby is cc would pre vent the develop' are many cultural and ferti. a num be r of chemicals that defense against th. peat p roblems that require so possess the remarkable abiii. matodes. There are other tinuhig his search for S ment of boron deficiency iyxn. UtY hitlnns f,, b. ... ..4 ..,... ...a t..a.a... .a._ .. 5k. A...IA I.. "' '""1 £flCUIW7 nemawues cmi rungi pioms in eeiery. Another crop which Is show. Injure cultivated crops have which feed upon the pest no. actertstics Including rem, The years following the sue e.ssfut solution of the crack- log promise on the muck soils been made available by the matodes. But In order to I. tines to black speck, d stem problem have wit' near Zellwood is rhubarb. By agricultural chemical manu. able to grow profitable crops messed a gradual growth In planting seed in September, facturers, and take maximum advent. the staff and an Increase in Dr. Westgate has been able The fact that these weed age of the friendly nematodea the research activities of this to produce marketable rhu. killing chemicals are avail, and other methods of blob. laboratory. Again in 1939, the barb by late December. flow, able Is not the end of the re gical control, it Is necessary ever, more ex perience with search story. Some of th ese to be tho roughly acquainted foresIght and Inspiration group of growers lead by 7sl this c rop and its ability to chemicals will destroy some with how both the pest and the The British PIece Air An 1 Cullum resulted In the do. withstand low temperatures Is weeds and not others. Some friendly nematodes live in the the flying section of the Na, latlon of 25 acres of land and needed before it can be re of the crops will not be In. soil, the host plants, and the has discovered a way in whii jured by some of the chemi. environmental conditions un- to rid $ legisla tive act changing the commended to growers. e Jame to the Central Florida in a search for higher yield, cabs and other crops will tol. der which they thrive, This po I wth IruAnways of ii ing and better quality vartet. irate other weed killers. Th e field of research is the re -. Ixperinuent Sta tion. of celery and sweet corn, amount of the weed ki ll er that sponsihility of Dr. H. L. Loaslemouth, Scotland, of I) donation of land has ies This ocks of seagulls so hazar, fl made possible an expanded trials of available varieties of can be safely used on a crop Rhoades. °U5 to the Navy's jets. Ti crops are being conduct, or on the soil must be deter. Another very important research program which Is dir- these ed that produce valuable in- mined. Conditions best adapt. method of Increasing crop method utillses a team of to% problems of Insect control, the formation for the growers of ed to the use of weed killers yields and reducing consumer- falcons, the medieval huntin ps these crops. Time of plant, must be studied. food costs is found In the birds, to do the job in troduction of new cro Ing studies on sweet potatoes Dr. W. T. Scudder has been science of c rop nutrition. Dr. Damage up to $50,000 adapted to the area, the con. are being conducted to deter. devoting his time and ener. ft. B. For bes Is conducting re. month has resulted u'hen iii of vegetable c ro p dis. trot eases, the control of nema mine the best time for plant. gy to lea rn ing the answers to search In this branch of agni. craft collided with the gull (odes that attack vegetable lag to prod uct a marketable these and many others ques. cultural science. It may be which can break a buIlstpro cro p during periods when the tions. Just one example of the surprising to some to learn canopy or be sucked Into crops, the development of proved methods of crop ferti' market price Is norma lly results of Dr. Scudder's work that the yield of some c rops jet Intake. is he has found that one of the is increased by placing the Because Losslemoulh 1m lb Ilsatlon, the chemical cont rol high, of weeds, and the development Vegetable crops are sub. chemical. nam ed Atrazlne will fe rt ilizer In bands to the side base for the Navy's newei of new varieties of canta ject to a num be r of serious not give good weed cont rol In and slightly below the seed and fastest jet firl,ter, th diseases that must be controll. corn fields, if the top layer of rather th an in the furrow with Buccaneer, It was selected to loupes and tomatoes. ed it the growers are to re the soil I. dry and that good the iced at planting time, th is blrd.versus.blrd battle. Ever since the beginning of time, Insects have been one of the chief com petitors of man for food. Because of the annual toll exacted by Insects Is the form of damage to "growing crepe, insect control Is one of the important phases Fi of the research program at the Central Florida Expert. meat Station. This effort to reduce the losses to vegetable 0 crops be divided into three parts. The first part of the pro. gram is concerned with the selection of chemicals that will control the incts and will not injure th. crops. The second part of the pro. gram deals with the deu-elop.Ii-.mint of Information on the w" of Insecticide applica. tins, the number of applies. tiesn required to protect crop throughout the growing season, and the lowest coccen. tretios, that can be effective. used. e tis part of the Insect eeetroi program is cistern. ed with the amount of mud. cids resid ues remaining on the crop at harvest time. Eli. plants cost in excess of $300,. 000 for expansion of the San. ford facilities, which included the building of a 40,000 square feet unit to house the actual boat manufacturing opera. tions, Southern Fibre Class cur. rentiy produce daily about a dozen of the Cobia boats up to the 17-foot category, and in addition turns out three or four larger fibreglass crafts. President Howard Slams has said combining the two operations (Sanford and Or lando plants) has improved production and centralized the company's o pe rations, The expansion In Sanford Li i has meant employment at the Cobia plant Increased from $3 employes to as high as 130. At the peak of production, LAKE ALFRED (SpI.) Slama says, employment may Many questions arise in the reach as high as 200 person,. minds of growers when it When he first decided to comes to liming their citrus merge his operations Into a grove. One of these Is whether central plant in Sanford, Sla. "this Is the year to lime." ma said he was very pleased Dr. Carl Anderson, assist, with the local labor situation ant soils chemist with the Cit. and that was an Important ntis Experiment State here, factor In the expansion plans says. If you're going to do a here. good job of liming, you've got The new 40,000 square feet to have the right answer to addition, plus the previously this and many other Import. existing building containing ant questions. Growers should 30,000 square feel, turned take In to account technical Southern Fibre Glass Pm Information as well as any re. ducts, into one of the larger commendations they may industrial manufacturing COE• have, along with their own pInes In Central Florida. knowledge of the soil In the grove. The soil pH (acidity factor) and total copper content In the soil should first be considered according to the chemist, be. fore a decision on liming any one particular year Is made. All an product.. including These two factors can be dc those in the frozen and other termined through a soil teat ready-to-eat foods housewives from a mUs testing I nborn. use, may have to pasteurized tory, or through the local to free them of Salmonella biCtSi'I$ if proposed Govern. county agent. Dr. Anderson says that meat regulations are adopted. since the pit may vary greatly The Food and Drug Admin. from year to year, ft's wise istratbon of the Department to have a test made "each of Health, Education and Wel. year." Copper content In the fan, plans to require paateuri. soil usually remains about the nation or other treatment of some from year to year, and commercial nag prcduct.s to tests for It should be made on. eliminate hazards to consumly every "five to six years," era from Salnions,ia which according to the researcher, can cause sickness or death. ,iS4 Manufacturers Of These Famous Products: We STIHE ___________________________ . WILL DRILLING ON _____ .. - WROUGHT IRON during the 1964•65 gro season cost Seminole Cou farmers $250,000 or appni ________ mately 25 per cent of ________ _________ gross income from this Cl according to a report by John F. Darby of the Cent ______ Florida Experiment statiot Dr. Darby has been lead ________________________________________________________________________________ the station's investigation I the cause and control of hi speck of cabbage. . Black speck has ouz sporadically , usually dur January, February a March, on mature cabbi grown on old celery fields Seminole County for ten ye or more. — ......... -'-,- Southern Fibre Glass Pro ducts, Inc., builder of the popular Cobia boats, gave a huge boost to Seminole County economics this year when It moved the entire operation to Sanford Industrial Park. Until this year when the move was made, Southern Fl. bra Glass had operated a plant in Sanford and one in Orlando. The consolidation of the Black leaf sn*ck of Cobb Falcons Aid Navy Fliers HOME WATER SYSTEMS REPAIRS '1 •'' LOCATED IN SANFORD SINCE 1950 Popular Cobia Boats Hi ke Area Economy . Chem'i'cal Corporation of America 1065 ProgresA Edition For Farmers • - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Area Sinco 1913 4f ______________________________________________________ PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER at South Sanford Is Sb,øiufnrb*,rei) Black Leaf Spei - I Serving The Sanford-Seminole -- Cost $250,000 operations. This agribusiness • Includes the shipping contain. ens, fertilizers, farm machin. cry, gasoUne, packing house operations, and the host of other business activities con. nected with agricultural productlon. The annual value of this agribusiness amounts to a gross turnout of better than SO millions of dollars. The on • the-farm value of vegetables produced in Seminole County amounts to 5 millions of dollars which Is approximate. ly half of the total value of all agricultural products. Thus, the vegetable growing Industry is a highly important t sue. Work is rapidly progressing pleased to announce." Of the endoparasites, some In 1964, the bank purchased move freely within the tison the $250,000 expansion PtO gram underway at the South the adjacent tract of land to sues as larvae and adults and Seminole Bank In Fern Park. the south which fronts 100 feet often emerge from the root InIncluded in the expansion to the soil. Others, which deprogram are an entirely new Ofl Hwy. 17-92. Upon comple. velop spherical or ovoid feton of the enlargement proS second floor containing, a' males, lose the power of locomong other facilities, a corn' gram, this area will provide motion and remain immoble parking new paved custoir.er znunity room for use by civic within the tissues. groups and for other meet' facilities with additional space The light sandy soils and need the when available Ingo. warm climate of Florida are On the ground floor an en• arises. conducive to nematode activitanged and relocated main en. South Seminole Bank opened trance will provide access to for business on June 26, 1991, ty and many different kinds of the customer lobby. Expand. with first day deposits in ex- plants including ornamentals, vegetables and fruits are soy' ed bookkeeping and Install ccii of $1 million. Resources of erely damaged. mont loan facilities, plus new the centrally located financial Plants heavily infected with executive offices, directors' institution continued to rise nematodes usually show rerooms as new families and business. room and conference duced growth, discoloration of have been designed to take es were attracted to the foliage and sometimes distorexisting bank's area. Signtf?cant comrn advantage of the tion of aerial parts. Symp. GAINESVILLE (Spl.) - structure while providing for mercial development has cen. turns on the roots may consist square tered around the intersection Read the label carefully on A pproximately 10,000 of Hwy. 17'92 and State Road of galls or knots, rot, lesions, the pesticide. This word of feet of new construction, A formal open house will be 439, and residential population excessive root branching, and advice comes from John Stna. Injured or devitalized root yer, assistant entomologist, held upon completion of the figures have Increased sub Florida Agricultural Exten. expansion program, about the stantlally during the past four tips. The stubby-root nematode aba Service. first of the year. Ground was years throughout South Semi. has been found to be causing a On the label you will find broken for the additions on nols County. Beginning with a staff of great deal of damage to the beat Ideas for the safe use Aug. I. of the pesticide. Many people When the expansion pro. six, South Seminole Bank now green onions in the Oviedo disregard the warnings and gram was first announced last has 20 officers and employes. area, but indications are that use more than the amount re- June, on the bank's fourth an Total resources of the bank plants produced from sets nivorsary, A. G. Bush, chair, now total well over $6.5 mil- grow much more rapidly and commended, man of the board, comment. lion dollars, and more than are damaged less than those Many pesticides can be pois. 6,000 customers make use of grown from seed. onous, If swallowed. Keep ed: them out of the reach of chil. "When South Seminole Bank Its deposit and loin facilities. Experiments conducted dur. dren and household pets. opened in 1961, It was felt In addition to Bush, bank Ing the spring determined that proper soil fumigation When fields art sprayed, that the need for a major ex officers are: E. ci. Banks, president; J. could be as much as 90 per great care should be used to panslon program of this mag keep certain kinds of pestici. niture would not come before P. Toole, vice president and cent effective In controlling des from drifting to other the end of the decade. The cashier; Dwight M. Mentrer, damage from nematodes. crops, where the results can very gratifying aeceptance of assistant vice president: Mrs. With the ornamental plant South Seminole Bank by the Goalda C. Counts, assistant caladium, experiments proved be damaging. Be careful In using pes% residents and businessmen of vice president; and Loule A hot-water treatment of seed cides around water, especial the South Seminole County Best Jr., assistant cashier, tubers just prior to planting ly ponds. Misuses of a pesti area during the bank's first Directors of the bank au for the control of root-knot has dde can cause damage to wee four years has necessitated Bush, Banks, bole, Amos ci given the greatest increase In ter plants and even kill the the acceleration of our expan. Carroll, Russell P. Hulbert tuber yield of anything test. ed to date for nematode eon. sion plans which we are very ,and Arthur O'fleir. fish. _____ An even larger factor in the economy of the county Is the 16-a1nwes avuc,.ivu by irm 1% * 11ers Ki t ode Nema Read The Label Scientist Says '01 Agriculture Is still the biggest industry and therefore the greatest source of Income In Seminole County. The Coun. ly Agent estimates that the annual on-the-farm sales value of agricultural products is more than 12 millions of dol. South Seminole Bank In Huge Expansion On the retail market ti Seminole County crops cm tied a value of $47.4 millie In breaking down the c the-form crop values, citr accounted for the largest 20ount of doliar.valume, wi a worth of 17.9 million. Vel table crops followed, sccoui Ing for $3.3 million in lncorr Ornamental plants had a million on-the-farm vah while beef rattle account for $1.2 million In revent Milk evened out at $1 millic while poultry products had value of $300,000, foresty P1 ducts valued at $200,000, a all others producing anoth $200,000. I t S cien tists Seek -- -- L)eaicateci zicientists beek etter ILrops ' ;.: 1 - Phone 4M4154 SANPORD. PLA. . - �S v 6 I 11 ) ________________ I I 1. I .. - 0 —, F -_. 1C ..i 0 . '' j -j ___ —.1 ________ . C. 11 ..4 • : ;fr4 ö it I : L) 1,11 G41T ., ~ 'L ?! . It. ., 44 .~I- . I % I . 41, 4 .,. ~.- , -, .. -;~ iT 4 Y%; tli ,! -lb--...- XkIcWkt;~ I , I I i 1.- _111111 __ _____ ____ -, . . , " ., r?43%4~A. -1 -~ _ . $ . _______ $th - ; :: ... • , •_l :'L\., IF vj i'1t II.' .r 4 ,tk~~i % .& ;'j'l .. ilrsk ' 76 e ) t :_ I -- .&, ~ . 0 - V11- . I ) 4 ^~ .- . r ..." I , .,~~ ,i. ! . 4 r . - .o , . -. ". -a ,0~ . 1401 . .. ; I , .I . . l-$.. r : -f i. ...k I . 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L e!&auA9,n 5Ramv 1~, - ., ,~~ 4 v I? ~ t .1 46, C ri I 1~.t 'A~J,?.. è - I ~ I _' ~ :dki Chaim.e of . . I N_;w I %_ It- , attanik " . (_i~_t~ ' ,,,, I. " p.r - IoatJ I— ("I ~i - I- *10. A. OITASU$ ___ .. I -,, . i , Affith __ . . . .111(1 'S.It( I '411 141* A.' . ' .iy.,.I,., f (4 Ii It '• Vicki M u!k' fl(L I e ( ol dci4i rn in I lit h4u round _$ A"',: ' rh .S.. t('' 1 li . 14 "U ar .11 e ' IL IU)Ifl(' or d \ NI- ii I'm Cml' ' ' _ !f- ".' I- . "% ' d i ' .1 ( . SANFORD, FLORIDA 1' __ or __________________________________________________________________________ - "-Il,. ..'.s..*.d 4 •' I . - :,._ab. - .L.:SM4; ,•. ' -' - • - . -'J - _____ 4~ 1-,1 ' ,"T - , - -- •j -. -- I ' . p. -. I 1. --------- •1.. ' - - .4 - 1 ' I I I ~ i -- 1, ! I - . 0 1 ,.-- - - .- '4-, - - I - . - Li' . I! - / . �_______• ___________ - Increased Recreational - - - Facilities Pictured With Canal -- - Barge IRS AOM#"& 3100411b All 1965 Proarress Sports Bug In Ju (N0T1 This text on lb. Counties guarantees at east giiy Increased pQtI$tis1 one ilOacre tract will be con. is r.cstl*al and sports vetted Into a recreational facilities aid aeth'Itlii upon park by the state. The donatcompletion of the Cross. ed land, worth an estimated Florida barge canal Is pre. $1.3 million, also includes the pared by the Canal Author- flooding rglhts to 4500 acres fly of Florida in coopers as well as 1.500 acres on the lbs with say groups and Withlacoockee liver. Although it Is too premature orgaidistions who have r. quested Information. This to pinpoint sites, state and among presentation Is based on federal authorities facts and co..vaUcn pro. those who have accepted the iectlos supplied by several obligation to stress remotion authorities Including tha U. and conservation along the 5. Corp. ci Xngln.(rs, the barge canal--IV sills are alFlorida Department of Con. ready planned along the rtihts ..rvatlos, the stats aime of way. yre.at.rVisbCom One of Florida's many na slos, the U. S. Fish and tural scenIc areas Is unques. Wildlife Service and others Uocably areas of the Okiawa. whose collective studies long ha. But picturesque as this W prompted the barge ci. artist's dream may be, from UI project to be labeled a practical standpoint it currently Is almost completely ,cosombcaill justified.) inaccessible In some parts. the con At this staged stroctics of the C,os.Florld& The river is shallow, car. large Canal (S17,l$l.931 in row and crooked to the extent construction work awarded that boat handling Is difficult, through early 111$ and an ad. If possible. Also, through what ditlosal $1L14U11 planned in Is virtual wilderness In some fiscal year INS for a total 01 areu there are too few ac searly $30 million) it Is still ceases to the water. Part of too early to pinpoint specific this will be flooded after the beaches, barge canal is completed and marinas, swimming boat trails, camping alt.s or these portions will change In 5 q to he talc Therls are times when the Fozworth is h. type of fzsb jug" technique viag secret sim = . there was no suatitute tot a bumble e, "Iberia nothing that would MACHINES , SALES - and • • • DIMYAIC . uu- • . ,,,, : ____________ - ' PARK . • , ,-•. ç.. -. , • IlTtnd' . - .. - - 7U Library of Cougress h tha worlds largest library from points of sin of build. Ing &M amba of books. . • 0 ll I &. .j , ) HAYNES offic. - . , . • 4. lo — ________ - - -_ . - .- W IF • ... • , .".., .. - - S :-•.t -. . IL S - - :1 • - THIS IS JUST PART of the turnout at the first annua l Sanford Swim Meet, sponsored by the Sanford Swim Association and sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union The meet was held at the Racquet-Swim Club's Sanford Naval Academy pool. Some 500 swimmers from eight Central -Florida teams competed In the day-long event. (Herald Photo) '. ..... s. -" . • - - • "si - - A LLIED - - •J 't4A I..- -. • S • -- .. -"-4,,. - -. - - •. • S •• _______ - - room for just running around oil the scenic playground. o) ra dern park was formally dedi: cate(i April 12, 1t!6&, as Pine. hurst Municipal Park. This 10 acre tract features everything for a modern neighborhood park. There are many be autiful parks in Sanford among which ii Lake Gem which features a picturesque lake with many domestic and wild ducks along with beautiful floral decor. in addition to the foremen- • --.. - • HILEY'S FISHING CAMP :- It -. • id equipped with banquet kit,ens, auditorium and stage Ith central public address ate ni Sanford not only provides anderful facilities but also fers a versatile devorsificd ngram of activities ranging Din cultural to the athletic d serving the young as well the old. In 1905 the recrea m program had 2,600 parlianta In cultural activities: !09 In playgrounds: 35,176 rticlpsnts In athletics, and 140 In miscellaneous reerean programs. - £' r • On Th. j ç scquire such additional fad. count.r.balanclng an estimat. lUsa appears a blessing. ad loss 0111,100 annual man In 1110, FlorIda had 1.1 per days of bunting. The latter losses ate oh. cost of the notion's popula tics. By 1110 this was Approx. viously caused by flooding of Imately five million popula certain areas which, while It On and U per cent of lb. ,often provides much greater U. L total. It Is estimated fishing areas and miles of ad. these figures will surpsu six ditlonal shoreline, also drives *1111cc by 1570 or 34 per cent, certain woods some to other and total 17 tlllcs by 3030 and be 4.1 per cent of the total U. S. popalatles. Whit is being dew now? This answer 1511. late two categories. The first Is actial, the eecosd ee_lsg under $ eadlagda pretty souadly planned program. On the western end ci the canal, for example, offshore Islands are being built from epoll banks and in such a manner as to increase them In sise as dredging work goes on. hoist acqvlsitlos by the .1st. ci Florida Power CC5 pestles lands through out. rljbt grant Is Citrus and 1v7 The almost inestimable wa terfront enhancement will be good - : - - S . -. • - ' Y k may not primarily be inter. ested in fishing or boating. Florida, as a thriving tourist quarters. The most seriously ornter, harbors as well many affected Some animal would permanent citizens who place considerable premium on the be the wild turkey. Ironically, the U. S. Fish pure aesthetic or scenic asand WUdilIe Service report, sets. The canal, by the very aswhich is frank and thorough, but which shows considerable ture of its construction am $et galas to outdoorsman, has operation with locks and con. been selsed by some groups trolled waters, will provide to paint a dreary picture of flood control benefits, which the barge canal. are cot the least of its coatrlOn0 group, for example, butions to the state. cItes 17 polite against the ca The Crosa.Florlda Barge Cacal using the report as a cal, an Incomplete link In 2.- source In most cases, taking 410 miles of connected waterdirect quotaticss or pq. ways inthe United States. will phrases. However, is many place Florida on the main l•a qualifying words In street In a strategic area of the report such as "some of America's Inland waterways, • -• - - --S _':• • • ,fl EnWTn • au KUIN.PAK PACKING . • As Jo Frl.ndly and . ",r. eminole County 'd Tourists and Residents alike WE FEATURE enjoy the many pleasures of ROAMER being in the heart of. . STEEL & ALUMINUM "9Io'tida WA&A W-OAdRA&Utd" BOATS CHRIS-CRAFT CORP. Visit With Us And Take Advantage Of Our 30 and 40 FT. —AND— - HOUSEBOAT - MARINE SERVICE REPAIR e e e NEEDS NO PAINT USES INBOARD OR OUTBOARD MOTORS Full Line Of Owens Yachts • UL M." 2.3 572 LOSSING STORAGE TRAN111R & CO. dli I. I*1 STUIT or DEALERS FOR A STO1AGI AAA PIIIPROOP WAUHOUSI LOCAL MOVING "Call Your 1 0 Seminole County's Largest Boaf'Storage Facilities . Lakefront .Lakeview HOMESITES l..$Ifd tree shudud Iste Ided for yser bem or c. Del,. .uS end SANPOIP. MOi*A wqvus Ism Lk~ ' ' A 'd II. LIVE BAIT • BOAT STORAGE iLICENSES • BOAT RENTALS RESTAURANT. • GAS & OIL *.PICNIC GROUNDS • MOTORS M. 3U44*1 WRIT! P.O PDX SN I _______________ -5 - ••• .5 IT' 419 UTWUN OVIIDO & HWY. 17.92 CELERY AVE. at OSTEEN BRIDGE "Right On The St. Johns 'River" - JOHN BRUMLEY, OWNER 5-. - - ' -V.--- •1 ;t • ••- -S.- - 41 *41 , ANFORD BOAT WORKS HILEY'S FISHING CAMP - SHAD FIBBING In Fonda in a thrilling ix. perlenc.. These little Over fighters invad, the St. Johns River In untold numbers from Janu. sry through April of each year, Ifl ALLIED VAN LI NES conscientious ciUsen help but feel good over assets which Will help others as well as themselves. - ' AGENTS FOR TIll WORLD'S LARGEST MOVERS O wnt.rwsy$. ' • R P D MODERN BOAT STORAGE DriftesRoCruz - - - Lf I 1 2 "-• - p- - - lop with the St. Jeks .sd theec. N Wand Idle • ! Jessup This largest lake in Semicele County connect. ) '-•: Shores of Lake, • - .. .• -. . air which offer swim lessons, competitive teams and recreatinnal swimming In sparklIng clean comfort. lach pool wIll accomodate 210 persons and has the capacity of 160,000 -- Division Of . • ' -• " ., • •'. swings, see-saws, picnic tnble and plenty of - . - wa rs S J:S Ii •'' -' - & Sanford's Oldest Largest Movers .-_.-..-*-.. c-r . ThERE'S PLENTY for the kids to do at the Elks Playground at Fort Mellon Park, adjacent to Lake Monroe and Just two blocks away from downtown Sanford. There's Center Is the weekly meeting ESTABLISHED IN 1916 - a athletic and passive enjoy. ment areas. The newest and most Mo- vide many hours of fun recreation for the youth a df Sanford. In addition, the Ci Cl W Mud mints available, I Ito tiful old Fort Mellon, a 25acre tract located less than So yards from the very bank s of the St. Johns River. Fort ellon is the most versatile park in the city, combining beautiful floral growth with and recreational wing which was constructed in 1OS to pro. 314 M.p.l. Awe. • lesferd________ - a the municipal Civic Center print., *uusertpta and docu- ___________________________________________ Readying Rigs ng Dne of the fastest growing Drts in Seminole County is aatcur Athletic Union corn. litive swimming and the nford Swim Association real. brought it to the forefront past summer. ndcr the guidance of Miss na Spencer, the local learn :ercd meets throughout Cen. I Florida and thanks to the rk of many volunteer work, the first annual Sanford U sanctioned Swim Meet a huge success, )vvrall, nearly 100 young. rs from early school age to Idle-teens represented the t in meets in Sanford, Ordo, Winter Park, Daytona nh, Leesburg. £ u s t I a. tint Dora and some even ilifled for the state meet In indon. 4showpiaceofsanforiiis Machino Co. -Shad Anglers I _, - - - -.- • tional park in the city Is beau- - PINEHURST MUNICIPAL -_ . NO KNOCKOUT lack Deapeey did not lose Wa heavyweight 'bampion- creational facilities and areas. V,lth oer 100 acre' of beau tiful municipal parks and ath- family fun areas by providing picnic end p's'. ground equipment. Th e oldest and most trandi- ' Phone 322.0462 program The park's complex features five lighted athletic fields, in. eluding the finest baseball at& diurn In Central Florida. In addition to the sports features, each of the parks also Incor. . 5 . . recreation features many finere sanfordisagarden spot t of recreational activities. _____ ' softball and j u n 1 o r league games. Viiiis Bacon (io%er photo), city employc, puts a flew coat of paint Ofl the signpost at Pinehurst. (Herald Photos) -, tills In the 101k round by di. son, opening Jan, It run on the St. Johns Itiver between Lakes Mon. ($)30,0000r Mort acres 1 tianal developments. e Florida estimated by th Barney, It I. roe and report this by ptsllinIiari A turbo Water. The, Bar" Canal W itt be hot agesey, regarding effdctS ci developing the cant an outdoor recria to atrumsatl the" and "limited," which areas that are cow swamp7, tiosal potential along the Oh. otherwise minimis, the stat. awake points out that two .ihallow, crooked or ethe,wlae vlrftsur Inaccessible Into new reservoirs of more than ment are deleted or oltled. wide, deep, Inviting, easily 37,000 acres of water will Other points cite man days create an additional NS acres huntin g and f Isg losses but. navigable pools. It also will provide land and of potential development of In a manner contrary to fair shoreline for soentlees other picnic sad camp sItes, 30 debate, fall to list similar In. Fishermen aren't after mob By 218111 W1111114, Parke and camping areas, acres ci swimming a*d 1$ creases which more than off. FkMa stalis Now Bereas shad, either. For once the Man swimming beaches and fIh1g acres of boating sites. set estimated losses. Sbad can be b4 Dadl ad the squa domain is avoided, areas, all comlig under the Rasp" pointed out that no V. S. agency also re- It's getting near that time and it caught Is usually return. general head of recreatIon or this will more than offset the ports that "lands adjacent to six. Although conservation. In addition, 117 acres of previously survey- reservoirs and the canal of the year, fishermen, when .4 to the deep considered edible, It shad are bold. shad Is th e silver-aided there Is a move afoot to des. ed potential development alinement offer anopportunity t is ax hat might be flooded which will be certain sites as hlator• to midgate project. Incurred Ignate pliw ial equivalent to a men that requires e° pa Ical parks, including at least Unless one be misled, un- wildlife losses If properly twist contest on the beautiful of Job in picking white meat canal indian actual barg, like the managed. former Seminole two p4 Johns River. from betwixt all them bonesi comparative. which will be a "Admittedly, acquiring caseWar forts. ginning In But mama shad had best be be Once a year, Long rang, and almost un- ly unpretentious *50 feet wide menta In lieu of fee titles early January and running on her guard. The females poulbilltlei and will become the bottom at boating would in some cases eliminate limited through April, nature sends are filled with roe, and when are foremost and probably the typically commercially used, the opportunity to manage hundreds of thousands of shad you converse with a true fish easiest to foresee at this stage many miles of reservoir wa- these adjacent lands for wild- out of the briny environs of the gourmet, his mouth literally and refresh. ters will be clear life." of canal development. Atlantic Ocean far upstream te when he begins discuss. LitsraUy hundreds of pl.us log with sandy shorelines and The U. S. agency further shad roe. To him, there Is re*to the winding waters of the Ing cross countless, providing able to beaches at. craft will be ports "the two reservoirs St. Johns for spawning put. nothing quite like It, and many from one coast of Florida to unlimited natural swimming should support a significant poses. particular roe tasters claim thm other on the same day, and picnic areas. fishery. Benefits from the fliW shad usually congre- this brand Is tar superior to collectIvely or indIvIdually, Although most of the tangi- reservoir fishery should ex. gregate at the bend of the nv. any caviar that K and Co and travel a protected water. ble movement toward recrea- ceed the loss of fishery re. en just south of Sanford, a might export from Roosla. way. This activity alone will tion areas Is on the western sources caused by dredging picturesque city in central Fishing camps in the Sanford cause, through necessIty and and at present, the various In the St. Johns and WithIa- Florida's rich citrus and vege. area do all they can to make demand, the construction of agencies already have plans coochee Rivers and elsewhere table growing area. And when the lot of the shad miserable on-canal marinas and ovsr• to expand a program as work In the project area." the shad gather, so do the an- and the lot of the shad fisher. idght facilities. For both plea. on the canal progresses east This moans the battle Is not glers man one of complete joy. won. Slate and/or local rights awe aid commercial craft ward. this croci Florida route would The U. S. Fish and Wildlife of way money must be obtain. be a saving. of 511 miles by Service of the Department of '4 as required by the federal . a the Florida Keys and 355 Me Interior has calculated the government which Is footing Miles via Okeechobee Water. average hunting and fishing the $145,500,000 bill for build•!. utilization of the barge canal log the canal, locks and dams. ways. one thinks of these facilities areas over a projected 50year The state's share Is only $12,400,000. and convenIences as being period. provided for current outdoor Over the entire project and Above and beyond the &I. recreational enthusiasts. But adjacent areas, they predict most fantastic recreational consider Florida's future pop- a gain of Ts,I00 annual man. possibilities the barge canal ulation and the opportunity to days of fishing, more than will afford, one cannot as a -. ..'.- ; foot outfield f e n c e a make it perfect for jag,flatmaksshlmteUthe GUIDE LARRY AUDREY of Sanford displays a fine specimen caught during the annual @had -.. • ADDING subs a bumble bee madder, than selling him up In a glass Development Commission that more than 7010 000 shad will be caught during the coming set, •, I BEAUTI FUJ1 Pinehurst P a r is t S fleWC$ uaiiileiu. C.i.Y Hundreds of games cvcry summer will be played at the new park that alread h 'erv na ' ed Sanford citizens for one summer. The 175- . Swimming rowing Here AU letic areas It is little wonder the area. I finally decided 4 , - belIIIIIM citizens and visitors who can not enjoy It now. It should also be poInted out that the Okiawaha below hod. man dam will remain as It Is, Its scenic pleasures untouched and even more valuable because more will be able tp ____ - TYPEWRffERS that would got mad and attract all the bream , yellow. So be got a kg gaflon jug put a bumble bee Inside, attached weights to the closed jug and lowered it into a like. ly place. It seemed to work be. cause P'oxworth had plenty of ; -. • sing, just lik, when a person up with another innovation, catch th. bumble bee without gets hungrier when bacon be. putting a flashli ght In th e jug getting stung. gins frying nearby." Yozworth used this weak. • ness on the part of fish to the advantage. •. • "Why not put a bug in a jug, sink It In a dark, fishy bole In the creek and then .'.• ' fish around it?" Poxworth ask. i "I needed a big I,u.0 ' - ors. The Sanford municipal government promotes a n d sins, roxworth attributes the to Share his knowledge and trouble to the fish, not the techniques including tile bug bee. "They're just not bun. and the flashlight. But there's one thing he won't tell anyone: iry," he said. Recently, "Foxy", as he Is "I'm gains to lot them fig. known to his friends, came ure out for themselves bow to gain Site Onnforb W,ralb 1965 Progress Edition sponsors a year round, super• method fails On these occa erman who Is always willing butser, a flarcs humble bee. "Fish like buss and the more they buss the better fish like 11,11 Foxworth said. "They seem to got real hungry when they beer a bug but. an unanimonalY pledged and areas to thousands of Florida enjoy them. It Is ilso a matter of record that the U. I. Forest Service OWN property along the ca and Western ports, the com• nil; some along the Rodman plated project will ptovIdE pool and considerably more (l)sSSOr more mUhSOfMW along the lur.ka pool which are quite suitable for r.crea aborflne within the stat.. ;_. The City of Sanford offers year round fun and enjoy. mcntto its many annual visit. vised scenic values — forbetter as' fishing grmmda, But all parties Involved, worse depending upon the chiefly lb. federal govern viewpoint. But regardless, It mint and the state of Flodda, will provide use of the Inunreprentid by several bodies, dated areas and adjacent obligated to develop multiple recreation, and C4JOITVIIIOO arias. Tabling for the moment the great economic contribution the large Cant Is expected to make 10 Florida by prorld log relatively less .xpsnalvi buI cargo transportatlol through a protected waterway between the Atlantic aid Blat era Seaboard with the Gulf _____ Used On Fish 9 CIfIPLIT (tIP!) — Auburn "I don't want to be too an with the bug Foxwotth ii a' fisherman of kind to my bumble bee," be "Fish are so pampered note and he attributes much of said, ' so I bring him up every nowadays ou have to hold a his success to the "bug in a now and then for some frish light to show them th e bait" — 4 Sanford Promotes Yearly Recreation • • S.--, __ - — -•---.- -.. 5- -•-•- L1 ---- -.' 7_S.'_ / .-:/ ------S---- —i-*_ - 5 -S- �S 1 I.-. -..-.--.— • - s ________ I I 1 Rec Abounds In Area ! I C water each approximately seven miles in length, and Puzzle Lake, as Indicated by the name, a shallow isaac of channels, stand bars, gtu5ey Islands and deep holes. Lake Jessup, another large lake situated in the center of the county, drains into the expert and lucky angler. od hunting grounds also are ailable and if you are just outdoorsman for scenery ts, there's no more besuti- THREE FISHERMEN wait for the shad to strike as their boat drifts on the St. Johns River in the Lemon Bluff area. This is a familiar site on the St. John., whether the game be shad, bass, bream, perch or whatever will bit. In this year-round fishing paradise. Florida Fishing Inexpensive throughout the county. The W.kiva River, forming Yes, for $6 per day ($25 a most of the western boundary. Fishing in Florida expsn. "peninsula state." A few facts for those who week) a men and his family of Seminole County, is a sac- sly.? row picturesque stream that Not by a long cast. Con- must budget their expenses can enjoy quiet comforts of winds through 21 miles of trary to the opinion held by out to the exact penny In or. both a cabin and a boat while semi-wild sub-tropical COU.fl many out-of-state visitors, der to make a fishing vaca. basking in the brilliant sun. try before entering the St. Florida's famous f i s h I n g ties in Florida. shine and joyously listening Johns River. The Wekiva Is grounds may be visited and Florida's fine fishing to to the walloping strikes of a fed by three famous central enjoyed by anyone on any actually aya'Iablo for whntev- largemouth black bass. And Florida springs and the wa. budget from almost nothing Florida's b a a a commonly ter Is clear and cool the t a hundred dollar., or more, cr you choose to spend. Moit weigh up to 10 pounds each, Veer around. clay. Which amount it fishing camps offer boats at quite often reach 11 or 12 C The most plentiful fish to shall be depends entirely up. rates from a dollar a (lay and pounds and occasionally scale be found in Seminole Court. on your personal taste and up, with $2 per full day In at over 16 pounds of ty are larg, mouth Lass, finance.. probably living the standard fighting fury! speckled perch (black From inexpensive cane. rite for a rowboat, or boat Of course, for $26 per cripples), bream and shed, pole fishing to charterboat without a motor, in most In. week, or less, you'll be ex. Bias may be taken all expeditions, Florida offers Is caiitles. Those fishermen who pected to rough It a little. year around by artificial lures, wide variety of angling coy- are willing to row, or have oriflitary cabins and lodges flies, or live bait. While on. string numerous d Y n $ is I C their own outboard motor, offered at that price are usthusiasUc shad fishermen are gems fishes, as well as many will find that this constitutes unity simply, although ads. Inclined to belittle the fight lesser known species, their basic cost of fishing. titiately, furnished. In many of the Florida bass, the adIn its simplest form, all All fishing camps are also tarts of the state, visiting vies Is "D'n't try to take a that is really necessary to glad to offer free informs- sportsman who classify them. Seminole County bass With enjoy the finest of Florida's lion service as to lest moth- selves in the $ti.a.tIay brack. apoor line." The official freshwater fishing is a cane ads and spat* for fishing in .1 can expect to find a small record books list Florida pole, a piece of line and a their local waters, since It is frame or log building furnish. Large Mouth has, separately sharp hook. With this equip. to their advantage for you to ed with ordinary beds, chairs, from bass caught anywhere ment, many * fisherman has catch as many fish as J)os cooking facilities, dishes and els, in the country. Florida left a bridge or canal bank slide, china, and even an electric hass often reach 16 pounds with a long string of PloFees for an expert fishing refrigerator in many places. or more, and average around rida's mighty largemouth guide usually range from hardier sportsmen, with a three or four pounds. There black bass weighing as much $7.60 to $16 and up per day, little cautious investigating, Is no closed season for fish- u 10 to 16 pounds each. This fee usually includes a can often find approximately zig In Florida. A step shove this type of fast boat and motor, num. the $&me facilities for a, Speckled perch are caught fishing is boat fishing, and emus small personal contorts little as $2 to $4 per day, is. for the most part in the large all that the angler need add for you, and it detailed ticcialiy In the less well. lakes during the fall VUI win,to his elementary equipment knowledge of where, when known nnti infrequently vis. ter season. The "speck" fish. is a stout psir of arms anti and how to catch the largest ited fishing camps. erwin trolls with small art. a dollar rowboat. With this, fish in the least time. lucial lures or drifts, and all of Florida's 80,000 named Living quarters for fisher. Ph!ILADEU'iIlA (UP!) — still fishes In the grass-beds lakes, countless broad rivers men may he had by anyone William Knox of Philadelphia with live minnows, but many and Innumerable a in a Ii interested at a very reason- is listed by bowling historians a perch fisherman comes up streams and canals are im- able price. That is, if $2 to as the first man ever to roll with a big bass on his line, mediately available to the $5 per day sound* tC15OHC. 300 with the pins hidden be. Bream bite during the en. contented angler. bIts enough to you. hind a screen until alter the tics year in deep holes and If stillfi.hing from an ball was delivered. Knox did In the creeks. Florida bream anchored boat is not enough LONDON (UP!) — King it In 1010. ate not to be confused with to suit either your tastes or Edward 11 of England ccitt. the smaller fish by this finances, then Florida offers cued the game of soccer in Cm. George S. Patton, name caught in northern win- Its fast motorboat., expert 1310 as a sport "which tends World War Ii figure, was in. Mrs. The Florida variety an, fishing guides, modest or re- to reduce activity in archery Jureti in an automobile acci. much larger than their Tan. fined living quarters, and all upon which the security of the dent in I)ccenabcr 1015, and bes counterparts. of the vast resources of the nation depends." died a few days later. Shad, though a malt water -_— - fish, comes up into the St. 3 II Jelms River every year from the Atlantic to spawn near the bars and sand bottom.. The run begins u early as December and continues until around the first of April. Many expert fishermen prefer casting with spinning or fly tackle for shadibegin' airs with no experience may take their share by trolling. The shad weigh from two to five pounds, with the average In the three pound class. The females are heavy with the that favorite of gourmets, 3' 4 P..t Office, / —————— •' • • - ' 40=_ . -'"' • • • • • ' - THE OLD AND THE NEW are joined at the modeled structure stands. The SOKC, drawing Sanford Orlando Kennel Club near Longwood. record crowds last season, will be ready for am On the left the new, plush grand stand is being expected bigger turnout when the season OP. completed and on the right the older, but re. ens In December. (Herald Photo) - 0 H N C R I M' S ____________ - , And even if you just like to outside in Florida's clean sh air, there are plenty of ices as Sanlando Springs sees as Sanlando prings and d Rock Springs. If you like sports on a canal level, Seminole County also a good spot In which live. The Daytona lateral. nil Speedway is leas than hour's drive sway. Larger lei such as Orlando, Jack. ivili., Miami and Tampa e easily accessible In a few lying hours for major a& a baseball In the spring, ajar college football In the it and numerous other major mi attractions that these ics offer. It's easy to see why Sein' do County is a sportsman's radlsc. C , V chic Mahaffey will follow thers Tommy, Donnie and - ' - 1 • • -• • • ' ;'• • • • • • 6 Fis Plentiful In Appreciation JUST FIVE HOURS were required by then, three Washington (D. C.) anglers to bring In shad while fishing In the St. Johns River out of John Crim's fishing camp. these DOWNTOWN SANFORD'S • ' - LEMSON, S. C. (UP!) — rising Lcense i Costs Are Listed CIyy al walker of the links. )rganlzed baseball and soft. II leagues for kids aud ults are provided In both nlord and Casselberry. mateur Athletic Union octioned swim programs In aford and Casseiberry also rwlde long seasons of cc. ity and competition for untie-minded youngsters unr adult supervision and aching. rhrulling dog racing at the nford.Orlando Kennel Club d action packed Jai-alai at i Fronton have performanc. that draw both local people d tourist.. Recreational facilities at the Naval Air Station contribute much to the high morale of the Navy and Marine person. net and their families. Efforts are continually bemade to increase anm• d improve prove the recreation program Last year an $80,000 enlisted men's swimming pool was constructed, and a golf dniv. lag range opened. This year an archery range • was added, and a chief petty officers' pool room recently opened. The enlisted men's pool hall was remodeled, and the playing courts for tennis, volleyball and basketball re surfaced. / The station's Special Service llPI1 office is working on long-range plans to construct a bowling iuij . • , alley. A gymnasium is also . high on the list of needed fact. litics. NAVY SOFTBALL—Varsity and intramural League. Several squadrons, station departments Despite the fact that the softball Is one of the more active recreations at and Marines field intramural teams each season. base has no gym and the ftcthe Naval Air Station during the StIIlltflt'F The base has a lighted field for night games, qucat deployment of squad. months. The varsity team, the "Sanflycis," par. ions, the station normally Is ticipate In the Georgia-Florida Inter-Service (Navy Photo) well represented In athletic competition. s '11th year a station chief was Ir e • • named the top senior singles hing Grounds and doubles tennis player in Area the military. The Reconnaiss. The St. Johns River, wind, forms the western boundaryj Speckled perch are caught ance Attack Wing One basket. ball team won the Jacksonville through the entire count, of Seminole County is a tribu.I mostly in the large lakes dur• area tournament and placed Licenses are required to forms three large lakes each taty of the St. Johns. Fed by I lag the fall and winter season high at Norfolk. A station bow. take fresh water fish. No per- approximately seven miles in Icr also did well in several ions are exempt except real- length . . . Lake Monroe, Lake No famous central FlorIda by trolling with small arfihi. are cool cIal lures or live minnows. meets, hlartiey and Lake Jessup. In sprangs, its waters Last year a Reconnaissance dents over 65 and children CiI in summer. Bream bite during the en. Issued additton, the river forms hun. Attack Squadron Five man under 13. Licenses a re dreds of back-water slough., I Itamnpi and fishing camps tire year in deep holes and in th went to the AlI•Navy boxing by e Seminole County judge, anti there are many beautiful are located at strategic plac. creeks; shell crackers are tournament where he did well. court house, Sanford, and by tributary creeks, all of which es, near bridges and main especially good In spring. The station's varsity athletic most major fishing camps, Florida bream and speckled make excellent 11 s Is i g , highways. Boats and motors program made a giant step Fees: There are also several large i are available at all camp. . . . perch ate of a very large vs. forward this year when the most camps offer guide set. niety, Resident state, inland lakes in the county, base joined the aeorgia.Flor- Series A — Shad, though a salt water The Wekiva ltive'r which Ida Inter-Service League. The fresh water 83 The most plentiful fish in fish, come into the SI. Johns program is now moving along Series B — Non-resident, Seminole County are large River to spawn as early as on an efficient schedule and fresh water $8 mouth bass, speckled perch December, until around the competition Is keen. (crappie), brea m and shad. first of April. The shad weigh Series C — Non-resident, Sports became so popular The flerald would like to Bass may be taken all year from two to eight pounds, with at the base this summer that day continuous fishing, fresh thank Robson Sporting Goods around by artificial lures, the average in the three.pound water It was decided the station var t and Seminole Sports Goodi flies or live bait. They weigh class. The best shad grounds ilty teams should have a Series D — Non-resident, fiv e- 1 for furnishing the sports from two to 16 pounds, with lie between Lake Monroe at name. "Sanflyens", short for day continuous fishing, fresh 1 equipment used in this scc• the average catch from three Sanford upstream to Lake Sanford Flyers, was the name water $2.23 tion's cover page. Thanks sal. 10 four pounds. Ilarney, LIcenses not required of so go out to the loveiy young I chosen. Perhaps the one bright spot residents to fish, non.commer. ladies who posed for the in the base's recreation pro. ciaily with three cane poles front page picture, gram is Intramural sports. in county of legal residence. This particular program pro. Licenses required to fish LONDON (UPI)—James I vides ample opportunity for outside of county In which you of England outlawed golf It Navy and Marine personnel to reside regardless of method 1437 only during the month o participate In the sport of used. March because it kept peoph their choice. The competition No license required for salt away from their archer) is always keen and spirit high water fishing, practice. . p .—.. • - '' WdLtCOJfl.Q to Sanford. Florida Ct4t412 SERVING 'TIL 2 am. UNIQUE •• served In the right surroundings. . ±_.. -- - • SAII.OR.S ENJOYING FOOi'LiAl.I.—Flmag football is one of the favorite and perhaps the most rugged seasonal past-times at the Naval Air Sta. tion. Here a Reconnaissance Attack Squadron One back Is trying to av('id on-rushing linemen of the station Aircraft Maintenance Depart. ment team. (Navy Photo) Sanford's Most Progressive and AUTO PARTS leases. In addition to the state receipts, the Commission anti. cipates a total of $608,719 from Federal Aid monies. Since the Commission operates on money placed in time State Game Fund by sale of fishing and hunting licenses and other revenue sources, It bases its budget on anticipated revenue. It revenue proves to be less than now anticipat. ed, expenditures will be pro. portlonately reduced. 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Harriett and Assistant Manager SW T.evut, Phone 322-8463 YALDIX HOTIL. though the Naval Air Station doesn't have a gym, the bane occasionally field, an outstanding team. Here a team member (Sanford In black) takes a shot at the basket (luring a tournament last seuon In Jacksonville, The Reconnaissance Attack Wing One team won the area tournament at Jacksonville and placed high In competition at Norfolk. The base has some outdoor courts, and the astattion turn plays In the Georgia-Florida Inter-service League. (Navy Photo) - COMPARE OUR PRICE WITH THE PRICE YOU PAY AFTER THE SO-CALLED PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNTS! operating a bonlsg bar es a cylinder block. Miller Machine Touchiton's Rexall Drug Company The Prescription Our Primary Concern .-, BASKETBALL IMPROVING—Even TO SO. •.• aaalatant manager and Milton Starr, machinii$ The most complete machine shop in FREE DELIVERY SERVICE! Sanf.rdtes. P1.5 a visit sees. -•••.•,••' NO WAITING AT ITS rINsT.. ——— 1 .322-2951 L— — -- - - - - - -. ., ':- ted, As Carib. • favorite meeting piece for .. -• - '. _____ t' TALLAHASSEE (Spi) — A total anticipated budget of expenditures of $3,431,219 for the fiscal year 1163.19 was ap. proved by the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis. sion June 23, for operation under the State Game Fund, according to 0. E. Frye, dl. rector. The 116319 budget indicates it net increase of $267,472 over the 96445 budget. The anticipated revenue from the sale of bunting and fishing licenses is expected to exceed that of 1164.63 and as a result the 116366 budget indicates increases in conservation sethitics, From state receipts, the Commission anticipates that It will receive $1,200,000 from sate of fresh water fishing II. tenses and $1,073,000 from hunting license sales Various types of hunting permits will bring an additional $210,230 while commercial licenses, fish and fun dealers, commer' chat boat, some farm and • hunting guides are expected to total $47,571. An additional $246,400 is expected from other revenue sources; court costs and rniscellancous such as grazing, oil and stumpage • • indy on the Clemson Ucirsity basketball team. Ran still remains an the squad, other two brothers grad. State Budgets $3.4 Million For Game Fund ______ - - ( •__ •; MONDAY thru SATURDAY better when ..• - i-. 2r)7't ______ I A good drink is always --- Spo rts 'Must' At Base • sieve Davis $01 W. 131. ST. — ,. The modern and unique decor compti. Even theaorth. ---- •. •, — — --- — — — — -- — --------------------------- -.: . • .. r— C.nuwicLg ]PRINTIN.0 Several smelt streams flow t. the Dead Sea, Including theiv.r Jordan, which flows 10 • - kill Is never too cool for a from all over the United Stale., during the shad sea an •--•• ____ ys In the county also are ilands for recreational boat. i and water-skiers and the ge marina-motel planned Lake Monroe will multiply s Important attraction any-fold in the near future. tt last count there are four If courses In the county and few more just outside the minola boundaries. The ell- Massey, and draw fishermen This Is also area for ualJ, dove, turkey, rabbit and .quinel. Waterfowl unteaso find tb. marshy lend along the at. Johns RI. ver abounds In duck and soot. Hunting of these migratory waterfowl requires a special Federal Uunting Stamp, available at any U.S. - wildlife than that found In ntrai Florida. rIme many lakes and water- abed too. The beat shad grounds lie from Lake Monroe at Sanford up stream through Like son, - • ------ ' 1965 Progress Edition • Athletic Events d if it's not right hers in minole County, then It's In sy driving distance. 'here are lakes aplenty Lb a great variety of sportfish to be caught by both lakes—Lake Monroe and Lake Earsey, large open bodies of number of spring-fed likes - -. - Represented In satlonsl opportunity. lame the sport and it's at)at always In season here. meandering along the eastem and nothern borders of 3.minol. County, forms three stretches of Inviting water for the fisherman with a boat and kicker. There are also a -- 1, By Sam Stanley Herald SpecIe Editor It you live or If you are siting In Seminole County, u will never be found wantfor recreational activity. leminole County, which lies the middle of the Sunshine it,, also lies In the heart Florida's Vast land of cc. A fishing guide or local anglers will have to tell you where the best "fishing holes' are, but you can generally find your own favorite fishins spot in Seminole County with just a few widely. known suggestions. The St. Johns River, St. John River. The river, In conjunction with thise lakes, forms hundred. of miles of backwater sloughs and beautiful tributary creek., providing endless r -• eminole Lies 1 Heart Of ports Country St. Johns, Lakes Have Record 'Fishing Holes' I 1ir Na"Tarll Wrrath L ocally Owaed sad Operated by Glean McCall sad "Ernie" MUle CORNER let & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322.2482 110 W. Second Street Sanford, Fla '- �I t 'H i Fish And Game Wildlife Specialist Keep 'Tabs' On Florda's _______ The determination to re. Ducks and geese are a deter. 777 P2 create Is especially strong mined group and if the first I among certain members of nesting Is not successful they Florida's wild kingdom, andwill try again. With ducks, the this determination is an Im. portant factor in wildlife being drake seldom assists with nest• able to meet the demands of ing or raising the young. The the sportsmen, gander, however, Is more of a Wildlife bloilgisti maintain family man and Is always pre. cbse watch during spring and sent to lend a helping band, summer on the family habits iL _ &I._ ..-- -UULU Ul IumLuus w uce .i of both fish and game as sue. In caring for the goslings. cesaful reproduction usually I— -A Ilksk , Fishermen should know that means successful hunting and to re. failure it's the male that does most fishing. Early práduce does not necessarily of the house keeping in the mean poor hunting or fishing bass family. The male selects as many wild creatures seem the home site and fans the to follow a slogan of "U at bed. After the female deposits don't succeed, try first you •.. :' her eggs It's the male that try again." With quail, it's a matter of stays home and guards the determination and in the event nest from other fishes. The te the first eggs are destroyed, male may lay from one to ten the birds will continue to re. thousand eggs, with the aver, t until late In the summer, age around five thousand. Deer production depends to or until they are successful in bringing off a brood. The cock some degree on the woodland remains with the hen during habitat, and does on good deer Incubation and should the hen range often produce twins at. WHAT BETTER WAY TO enjoy a holiday than skimming over the Waon Luke Monroe shows the Sanford Civic Center in the right background be prevented from completing ter their first year, while those ters of Seminole County in your own sower cruiser. The St. Johns and and the Sanford Naval Academy (formerly Mayfair Inn) In the left the Job the cock will take over on poor land or overcrowded background. Wekiva Rivers and plentiful lakes beckon the avid boatman. This photo (Herald Photo) the nesting as well as raising conditions generally produce single fawns every year. Flor. the young. Reproduction with dove Is a Ida fawns arrive throughout continuing process and while the year with a peak from Jan. the nest usually contains only uary through April in South two eggs they batch in about Florida and continuing through thirteen days and the young August and September In are ready to leave the nest in Northest Florida. By John A. Spolskl ing associtations and to the Legion in Washington. For school instructor. There were carried prize money based in the City League for the The larger animals show less about 12 days. As soon as the Just as the Sanford area many leagues sponsored and disabled veterans, more than forty youngsters on negotiating six consecu. men and Behrens Tractor reyoung leave borne, nesting ac determination to recreate than In this event alone over participating in the weekly tive strikes, prior to the ninth pair team of gals in the Hi expands and continues to directed by the Navy. tivity is resumed and the cycle the small. Florida's black bear In reviewing the high. $100.00 was donated to this matches with athletic letters frame. Nooner's League. continues until later in the fall. produce young only during al grow with a metropolitan at mospher., a similar story lights from the past year's worthwhile cause in addition offered at the end of the were considerably over the Bob's team of Jim Valen' Wild turkeys are not listed ternate years and generally $100.00 mark were won by tine, Wayne Redman, Eddie among the determined and if give birth to two cubs. On the can be told for the two San. "Strike, and Spares" col' to $25.00 coming from the school year by the school. Four of the prizes, which Monroe, Pete Petersen and The Junior Howling League the first nesting is not success. other hand the gray squirrel ford Bowling Associations, umli, which appeared week- men's bowling association. tub "to hick with It" and It's may produce two litters a year one for the women and the ly in The Sanford Herald, For the first time, the San. had their own Christmas Terry Emerson, Jack Kanner, Bob Combs bowled a 1058, these are but a few of the ford Women's Howling Asso Bowling Tournament with the W. A. Ward, Jr. and Dick which is a 211 per man avertry again next year. The gob. with from two to three young other for the gents. age. A sure sign of progress is many names which were sin- ciation ran a 'harvest Hail' Bantams' scores well repro- Schnitzler. bIer is poor father and never per litter, and the rabbit may The Navy Leagues had two For the ladies four-some, assists with the nesting or produce three litters a year always reflected in the plus gird-out for their heroics on and selected its' own annual sented by Patsy Terry and with from four to six young. or minus figures relative to the boards while toppling the queen. The Initial honor fell David lute in the Doubles; complete leagues during the Darkis Owens lead her team. raising the young. to Claudette Behrens with Rick Skelly winning the Sin,past year and for the coming mates with a 222 game and active participants in any or. wood, Back In November, more second and third-place posi. glen events. For the older season, there'll be still anoth- concluded with an 815 team ganization, As a comparison, last year's than seventy-five ten-pound tions going to Eleanor An. juniors, Dennis Guthrie and er league boosting Navy series. This averages 204 per progress edition heralded the turkeys were awarded in the tierson and Liz Klein, Jimmy Brewer shared Dou. nights to three. . .Monday, lady and included Claudette Behrens, Margaret Price and The Seminole High School bies honors and Singles was Tuesday and Thursday. continuous growth in sanc- Turkey Howl Tournnment. Opening night ceremonies Helen Padgett. tioned bowlers for the San' The proceeds of same going intra-mural Bowling League copped by Frank Patterson. A new year arid a new ford area, climbing approxi. through the local women's was an immediate success a,. The Sanford Atlantic Na- had Captains H. K. Fowler mately 800 men and women bowling association to the a result of the leadership tional Bank provided a Jack- and Chandler Swanson pro. slate of offirers for both as. National Howler's Victory provided by Mr. Leach - high pot Howling Tourney which scnting trophies to earlier sociations: President Thelma keglers. winners and rolling the first Unger. let V P - Carolyn Considering the fact that ball o, the new season. Nelson, elson, 2nd V. P. Marlyn years earlier prior to The 'champ,' of this year's Ferguson, ec/Treas — lie). ., Jet Lanes arrival in Sanford, women's annual City Tourna. en Marchesano and Sgt.atthere were only six sanction. b%,, -. mont had Stenstrom Realty Arms — Sue Jackson, ed leagues fuctioning with a ',, b winning the team event with For the men's group it was ,•, .. total of less than 100 cardtheir 2708 series; Helen Pad. harry Pentecost — Presi. carrying sanctioned bowlers. gett and Sue Jackson taking dent, Jack Kanner — V. 1'., This then reflected a healthy . the Doubles with their 1152 John Kneeland — Sec/Tress., gain of participants for the , .. • series and Etta Dormun corn- Hoard of Directors — Harold world's greatest participating , ing through for the Singles Appleby, Bob Guthrie, Rick sport bowling, with a 023 out. Skelly and HeWitt Mathews. This year we have 040 In April, after just getting T h e highest sanctioned sanctioned men bowlers and .. the offer started for the score ever rolled at Jet Lanes slightly less in the women's bowlers a week earlier, Na- fell to sixty-year-old Hayden ranks, *313. The total number . wy-men Ralph K. Roailun Sheets of the Ball and Chain of league bowlers Is 1,259. , bawled over the 275 plateau League. . ,. . The above total does not . in league competition and reSheets started with p include those persons who do ceived a complete set of tires spare in the first frame and not belong to any league . for his automobile. Rodiun tied eleven X's together to all, but just come out to the , , ., — ._. -"C&'s'-.. carries a 179 average and fin- finish with a tremendous 290 lanes and enjoy themselves ished with a 278. game. The previous record open bowlers. Nor does this a —. . ..., Two team scratch series was that of Carry Fox's 289. take into consideration the were established the last week The Junior Bowling League 100 youngsters who are mem- '. ..in April by Bobs Restaurant had a gigantic end-of-tbs. hers of the popular Satur. .. /, ' 4*,• , aj .. day-morning Junior Bowling ' ' i,. League. -' -"Progess in bowling? I I You bet, there is and with the ,. ,, • YOUNG 8ANIOIH) takes to the water "like fish. Sanford Swimming additional Nay squadrons be. Association, under the coaching of Miss Emma Spencer (center), capturIn, assigned to the local air (Herald Photo) ed the AAU meet held here last summer. station, the area will cntn u• its' upward trend of ABC A - I Bowling Sure Sign Of Area Progress / $ 3 'I I - Plenty Of Fish To Be Caught In Seminol e MAN NATURE AND INDUSTRY are all de. plctej In this scone on Lake Monroe. Enjoying a pleasure trip this family cruises under a rail. road trestle that playa as important role In the community as the beautiful lake. I There's plenty of fish to b bell)'. Olive.green blotches dark vertical bars and reddish caught in Seminole County, I ranged in lines or 'chains' lower fins. Otherwise, colors. Chain Pickerel. you just have the patience an overall. Red-finned Pike has tion is same skill. The area has scores o lakes and streams, each stock ed with a great variety of fish Here just an example of tha many different types of fIsi hat are found In our fisher man's paradise: BLACK BASS (Florid: Largemouth)— Usually darl greenish on the upper portlot )t body, Dark lateral bar a long each side. Lower side: lighter In colorrod belly ition, sometimes almost whits iany varieties with some hayng dorsal fins connected like odhern Smailmouth. SHAD (White, Delaware Rlvr or Connecticut)— A dark pot just behind and at the op of the gill covers and some Imes several along the top :art of sides. ,•t. SPECKLED PERCH (Black ,•• ,.. -. rappte)— Range In coloration ..1, •s rom dark olive-green to light _ -------..,.. -ilvery.green. Coloration may ::::.-t: ••..-. •3-' e clouded with darker spots 4S.. •.a•I eemingly almost black. 555 a SHELL CRACKER (Reda -M S'•-' 30—Named for its habit of racking shells of fresh-water nails before eating them. It ompares in size with bream. ark greenish shade on back, iding to paler color below rid into yellowish shade on reast. Greenish-black spot on lap of gill.cover. Lower parts AREA RESII)ENTS more and more are making gill-cover flap may be ornge-red, hence, the nickname the trek to beautiful Busch Gardens at Tamled-Ear.' pa. This free attraction is attracting thousands RED BREAST— Dusky spot annually and features parrots, cockatoos, maa back of dorsal fin. Light caws and other -siri-colored birds and features live body; reddish-yellow be)a trained bird hour-long show- (Herald Photo) . Long, leathery Sill-cover aps are solid black. Side ales are bluish with reddish enters. Bluish stripes on head ad cheeks. Closely related to ream. BLUE GILL (Bream)— Us. My dark greenish-olive over. lot with purplish luster on back. Belly has reddish kit with dark transverse bars side. Cheeks and jaws are srplish.blue with black spots flaps of gill-covers. STUMPSUCKERS (Black ott.d Sunfish) — Marked Ith longitudinal rows of spots i body. Ordinarily no stripes i head. Ventral fin Is black pped. General coloration is miter to bream. WARMOUTH (Goggle-Eye) -Dark green upper body nested with red, blue, and ore often bronze. Yellowish air parts have dusky spots I many of scales. Oblique ddish bar radiates from beland large dark spot pre. at on under part of soft or coed dorsal fin. Average up 10 inches in length. CATFISH: Four types: Spa. led. Channel, White and iflow. The Speckled Catfish ommoaly called 'bullhead') most frequently caught, PIKE (Pickerel or ,Jackfish) Two varieties. Chain Picker. Is usually brownish-green on ek with color shading to esnlsh-yellow on sides and at. as irrata , •anior 1965 Progress Edition 4, Wafer Resources . Planning Hailed By Top Leaders WASHINGTON, U. C. (SpI.) —Conservationists, sportsmen, and public officials charged with the responsibility of planning future supplies of water for both industrial and domestic use are hailing the en. actment of the "Water Resources Planning Act of 1965" Introduced in the 89th Congres Jan. 6 by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (N. Mex.), along with five co-sponsors, the bill (S. 21) recently cleared both chambers and a conference committee on minor amendments. It was signed into law (P.L. 89.80) by the President. A similar measure had been passed by the Senate and was approved by the House inter- I for committee in the 88th Congress but failed to attain passage before adjournment. Widely acclaimed as the most slgnficant and valuable pieces of conservation legisla. tion to clear the Congress thus far In the current session, the new Act establishes a "Cabinet level" Water Resources Councii consisting of the Secretaries of Interior, Agriculture, Army, and Health, Education and Welfare, plus the chairman of the Federal Power Commission. The new law also establishes river basin cornmission to coordinate federal, state, interstate and local plans for water resources, Finally, in perhaps the most important feature, the new Water Resources Planning Act provides for federal financial grants to the states for planning purposes. "An ample supply of good quality water is essential U the United States is t Unue to grow and prosper," 'said Wayne N. Aspinail (Cob.), chairman of the House committee on interior and In. sular affairs, in urging final approval for the measure, are - - ,•.• . I I ; •.•,*- •, - •5- •. ..•'•-' a. •5-'4 •', • S.,,-. . •' 1 . S , PUTTING ON THE NINTH green at Deltona Country Club are Mr. and Mrs. James McFadden, Deltona residents. There are five golf courses In Seminole County and many more in adjoining counties, ____________________________________________________________________________________ Day's For Catching Fish - Daytime Is for fishing and black hours are recommended be more keenly attuned nighttime is for catching. for two reasons: (1) They al sounds of danger at night tb The average angler can do low you to free snagged plugs they are during the day, a lot of casting under a hot more readily without barging Even though visibility is August sun without ending up right into fishing territory and with much to show for his ef- disturbing the fish, and (2) the duced to minimal levels, his forts In many- areas, he'll extra bulk and weight reduces Is the universal lure col soon discover that the local casting distances so that over,these nights — deferring, lads with experience are do' shooting a vague target Is un- course, to local preference lOg best during the hours most likely. Big plastic worms or jigs ai anglers are sleeping. Noise at night is particuarly eels that bump.the bottom a Night fishing Is a different disturbing, and boat commo,always good. Surface lures sport than the familiar day lion of the sharp, banging var- a size larger than usual ofti .variety, comment the experts. lety is the worst. Fish seem to give excellent results. And, they add, It requires slightly different equipment and tactics, plus the patience to develop nightUme skills. - beginners Most will have the Spend your fishing hours ones, walling for a tasty me least difficulty with a spin, where the fish are. Confine to stray from protective • cast reel. Conventionalcast. Ing models are prone to back- your efforts to spots that have virons. lash when a lure smacks into a likely chance of harboring a If an unseen obstacle. Open.fac. lurking lunker or a plentitude pie, the odds are it was doe ed spinning designs give less of panfish. around pilings or some sut casting trouble, but a lap full That's the advice of the fish. merged tangle. Muskie "lairs of wiry monofliament accident- ing experts who have witness. are usually found In dew ally spilled is no fun to Un. ed the fact that a minority of snarl in the dark. fishermen catch a majority of vegetation In shallow wati Light may be a help or a fish mainly because they work while bass are found hindrance, depending on the the right places. weed beds. species sought. Many fish are Finding productive spots re- Usually, fish om attracted to a brightly lit quires no Ouija board or my- abundant in the most inal area: other, notably bass, are stic prowess, just a little un- cessible places. It may 1 usually considered wary of derstanding of fish habits, tough to thread a boat throu light,. Excessive use of a lan- Look for weeds, brush piles, a maze of stumps and logs u tern spoils your night vision boulders rock ledges or fall. a cove, or chew weeds acro: at a time when you need all an treats. Such places offer a shallow flat, but It must I the "see-ability" you can get. shelter for small fish. Around done in order to reach As Heavier lines for the pitch.,the outside lurk catchabis In many waters, Fish Where The Fish Are you've ever caught era: season banquet with parents their invited guests at which time more than 150 persons attended, It also at this time that the awards for the winter sea. son were presented with six. P ty-nine trophies offered to the happy kids, Speaking of our youngsters again, the distinctive Bowler of the Year Award for sportsmanship went to Ralph Unger. Last year's winner was John Jernigan. as was amiss are m J • l 9 FAMILY FUN! You're never too young or too old to learn skating. the one sport the whole family can enjoy. .. S K A T I N Iril Special Beginners Classes Advanced Skaters Classes Professional Instructors COMPETE LINE OF SKATES & ACCESSORIES A Refresh Yourself At Our Snack Bar OPEN: Nightly except Sunday SKATE CITY J On The DogTrackRoad Just Off Hwy 17.92 - is - . . ':',' , ""--, _'J• A great deal of the credit for this popularity attached to bowling must be directed to the excellent leadership provided by both local bowl. 11 • ;u' 'S. S r. •• ' t 0 THERE'S PLENTY MORE like these left In the many lakes in and around Seminole County. These two big bass are proudly being display. 4 I .5-- - __ ? S • ': - ---- . ____ L '- - \ - 1111T' ad by two Deltona residents after a good day of fishing on one of Deltona'a 13 lakes, - S I' ---5--. - . - -'--' J 0 �I - •---. 41 4 S — - I d S I i I f II. I I.. j1 d ... 'O..I. •,.. . • • iI'S . • • ... . -. .•... -. . .•. .. .. I I.! I. L • — - I. 1 I I '•?.. ' • ' ' . .. ' - •' I ' c 1. - I . 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FILI.%.. • - I...7 •..'. t - t :-_t-:•'" -: All - p _•f•• • •• • :_ ••'• •,,, r, d'- 5544 p If ' -: ; 4 .'. •' . _ / ' ' JL ••• ': j1 .:5• '• ' .5. 55 .... .. I ;. •:.' : •. •:s.;c'.I.:p. I .5 .4,. --•' 0.1 IJCI1 4 I I - II iaI • . JIL . -. . . - 4J — I I I • . . ILL______ . -4- �.1 L 1 4.. Naval Air Station Now 23 Years ,01d, Has Bright Future. Air Operations From Local Base Are Worldwide — I Idea — ___U 1IL!_I1 Pays Ott or U.s. - MflU MIU Until tseitly apprZImats1y 1100, facilitIes were made 13 Jet engine Air starting units, estimated at $9,614. 10,000 gallons Cf contanuleat. available for dispersing the Now the weekly smoke bet. What about Terry? Well, be ad and "low flash" Jet fuel ue1 to the ground vehicles. Iowa are a thing of the past, tot only received a deep sense savings of satisfaction, but a hand. literally went up Is smoke Ckttvutly, the station Is us and the first year's The Naval Air Station, which Ingthe"lowflash"fuelIn_tothegovernmenthasbeen _some check of$470. at the Naval Air Station as the will observe Its 23rd analysT ninable fuel was burned at 1965 Progress Edition sary in November, has seen 3' u1.sh Lralh the tons of approximately marked changes In both phyal. $1. cal appearance and the type This apparent waste might Of support It provide' shies dP still be a matter of routine bad commIuio'1ii Nov. 3, 114& it not been for the curiosity A look at the bass history and Initiative of E. E. Terry given some indication as to of the station comptroller's ofwhen and bow these changes fice. came about. It shows the Iran* One day after viewing the sitlon through the years from weakly scene of huge bellows propeller driven aircraft with of black smoke coming from its simple support facilities to the base fuel dump, his curthe ultramodern Vigilant. Jet iosity got him down—down to with Its complex electronic. thinking that Is. age lacthtlea. "Surely, the fuel can be Enjoy Florida, fun land of the South The station served as an air - wulau used for something," he aurwj ease training truly a vacation spot for the whole climax to the week long Reconnaissance-Bomb. thought.' This had been on his War it. Approximately so per DERBY CROWD - This photo, taken from an Blue Ing Derby had performances by the Navy's mind during several such oc. RA.5C Vigilante shows just part of the 10,000 cent of the Navy's carrier bas. family. Angels; the Vapor Trails, a sport parachute cubes, but this time he did plus crowd that turned out for the 11th An. ed fighter pilots who helped team from NAS Juteltaunvillo; and the Flying submitHe something about It. win the Pacific war were nual Reconnaissance Bombing Derby Air Show Professor, a comic acrobatic act. ted his Idea In the form of a trained at Sanford. at Sanford Naval Air Station lutspring. The Beneficial Suggestion. SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Having served Its purpose', The disposition of this fuel the station was decommissionIF CASH and CARRY is an old problem In naval ed March Is, l944,and tu For aviation. Other activities have One Busy Year over to the City of Sanford. Initial ON ALL ouR found various workable solo. The base became a small tion; however, the Idea sub. post-war community of aP Capt. Chandler W. Swanson, Captain Swanson, who came she was sunk In the Battle of officer of the USS Diamond mlttd by Terry appears to be proximately i*oo civilians who Read. lived at the station or patti. who became commanding of. to Sanford from the staff it, the Coral Sea. one of the most practical and He Is married to the for. Later, he was a torpedo. WELCOME! College, Naval War the It. S. moneysaving. clpat.d In the various Indui• fleer of Naval Air Station Fowler Sir. bomber squadron commander met Miss Ruth "The fact that the fuel Is has been a B. I., Newport, trial enterprises housed in sta. June 29, 1964, lisa seen his MAY YOUR VISIT eon buildings. Not the least of responsibilities grow almost variety of duty aulgnmentii aboard the carrier 1158 Bunk. giant from Captain Swan. not usable in aircraft," he tea. BE A HAPPY ONE these industries was the now. (Icily is support requirements during his 23 years as a Na. er 11111, participating in liv. son's home town, Montclair, soned, "should not preclude Its use in ground support including actions eral N. J. They have three daugh. New York Giants' baseball the val aviator. have rapidly increased dur. ganlxation. Captain Swanson was grad. first fast carrIers strikes on tars: Elizabeth. Pamela and equipment." action Ing his first year is "skip. Acting on his suggestion, the During the Korean tiated from Carleton College Japan and the sinking of the Aircraft Maintenance Depart. the base was recommissioned per." order to inset these In 1937 and received his Japanese battleship Yainato. - Marilyn. In His decorations include the meat at the station found that Subsequent assignments In. auxiliary air station, as anagain once to provide faclli' growing demands brought on wings and ensign commission Cross with Star, the 7.5 Jet fuel with a flash point Navy' eluded: Air officer aboard the "by the arrival of three ad. at Pensacola in 1938Sliver Star with star, the Dim- of 138.140, below the minimum carrier 11*0 Kearsarge; cvii. Use for training of carrier WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER During World War II, he has Cross with 140 for aircraft, could be used pilots who fought in the ICor. ditlonal squadrons, he U. S. tlnguished member of the Flying tion duty in the Pacific, saw sea "cold war" which sudden. been been "pushing" for a record Sanford, Florida 500 S. Saiif.rd Ave. Included a tour as a Naval Mission to Brazil; of. Star, the Air Medal with In "yellow" support equip. $7.2 million expansion pre. which llj' became 'hot." the Chief of Naval Stars and the Presidential C mint. ce of gram and an Increase In man' scout-bomber pilot aboard the li .e • At a cost ON appsnuxImatsll 1 ,,au i,.I,,.4,. until•.. fla.r&tlons, •-- _-- and commanding- tation with Star. _ vii'.w The auxiliary air stationbe. PQWST. came the supporting activity for the Navy's largest carrier. based heavy attack wing July 1938, That wing today is known as Reconnaissance Attack Wing On.. The mission of the station Is mainly one of support, which includes providing ç> housekeeping facilities, bang. are barracks, mass halls, and recreation facilities for the A NATIONWIDE FIRM fleet activities on board. In Way 958 the Secretary of KNOWN FOR ITS the Navy redesignated the base as a Naval Air Station, and Jan. 25, 1257, the first A. 3D $kywarrlor bomber aircraft arrived. With the arrival of the MD the pressing need for housing and modern jet facUlties RJ prompted the Navy to consld. er removal of the station to nearby Oceola, Fla. A delega. lion of local officials from San. ford and state political leaders appealed to the Navy to re consider and expand the base facilities. April *2, 1957, official word was received that Psnnayl. Throughout the States of New the station would remain In Sanford, vuua, Delaware, Connecticut, Maryland, New LARGEST NAB CONSTRUCTION PROJECT—Work is almost completIn 1960 it was announced ad on a new aircraft parking area that will normally accommodate 16 that Sanford would become RA-5C Vigilante jets at Sanford Naval Air Station, This $524,000 pro. I,psklro, Florida, Louisiana, District of Cothe home of the Navy's newest ject Is the largest to be launched during the current year at the base. heavy attack bomber, the A.3J Contractor for the project Is J. D. Manley Construction Company of lumbia, Ohio, Nevada, Aricuesa, MIselesIppi, known today as the AlA vigi. Leesburg. The station Avionics Building can be seen at right center. A lante. Delivery and transition large hangar and an aircraft control tower is expected to be constructVirgia hued., California, Hawaii, Puerto Rice to this new bomber began in ad just left of the building In the near future. Lake Golden Is In upper 1)61. (Official Navy Photo) • • left background. and all .thu' States and Territories through In 1982 the station became I part of the Master Shore Ste. Qualified hinter.. lion Development Plan Since then the base has been making %*togs improvements and expanding I at a rate of about $2 million a year. Plans for the future WE MAINTAIN THE ONLY, sails for an even more vigor. ens expansion program, COMPLETE TITLE RECORDS The first RA-3C Vigilante se. connaissance bomber, a mod.I rnized version of the AlA, IN SEMINOLE COUNTY arrived at Sanford In late 1)63, The transition to the new air craft was greatly stepped up ABSTRACTS • ESCROWS during 1961. Plans calling for the mov. zig of the station were again S TITLE INSURANCE considered during the spring Cf 1964. Once again the can. tlnuing.nudforthebasswas REFRIGERATED TRUCK reaffirmed. Also during 1964 Sanford be. came the home base of a TRANSPORTATION worldwId.nsvalalroperation $5 one Cf the squadrons from Sanford was deployed to a car. TITLE & GUARANTY CO. gist operating in lb. Pacific. Tha*ssnabe.dforgarjord I943 Serving Th. Produce Industry Sanford 119 W. Firut St. Naval Air Station look bright with several major construe. P.O. Box 1030 Ph. 3224396 lion and expansion projects being considered for neat year and the Importance Cf the fact. liLy continuing to grow, 0 - 0 - , Equipment Now Uitterent Ihan ' - . 3.rw, . J- . - ) ) to - TRANSPORTATION CO. Pb. Ares Cede III $U4 ' ) - S . . The advent of the RA-3C with Its reconnaissance capabilities brought a shift of emphasis from bombing to reconnaiss. ance. It was this change in emphasis that brought about Anew name for Heavy At. tack Wing One, with the word "iteconnalssance" replacing HORNE - i Though almost wholly re placed as a heavy attack air craft by 1951, the P2V remain ed in the program as a train ing aid until 19f. Its success or the North American AJ Sn sage, gave the Navy a true carrier - based, all - weathei strike capability. It also se cured for reconnaissance At tack Wing One an Important secondary mission, inflight re furli ng. In 1956 the Douglas Mn Skywarrlor commenced fleet service, and two years later the twin-jet Skywarrior, larg. ost carrier based aircraft in history, had completely phas ed out Its rugged predecessor. Although the AM) (redesign. atcIl A-311 in 1963) today is still an Important heavy at. tack weapon, It Is being replaced by the RA-SC Vigilante. The fleet's first four A-SA Vigilantes, each able to dash twice the speed of sound, were delivered to the Wing's train. lug squadron, VAH.3, on June in, 1961. By Jan. 25. 1962, the first unit became operational. In June 1961 RVAH-5, the first RA-SC squadron deploy. ed to the Pacific. With this deployment the Wing became a global weapon with air. craft serving on carriers in the Atlantic, Pacific and Mcdl. lerrancan. a During the past year the wing has absorbed three new squadrons with one more due within the next year. The Weapons, aircraft and stIph'ott equipment used by Reconnaissance Attack Wing One have changed rapidly since its founding in 1931. To date eleven wing commanders have guided this evolution, each bound to a constantly de. inanding mission. 'Their records testify to the fulfillment of the mission and to the Importance attributed to Reconnaissance Attack Wing One through theyears. The record of continuous deployment with our mobile striking forces, of unbroken all-sseather air support in the critical areas of the world, Including Cuba and Viet Nam attest to the consistent fulfillment of the mission. Great Star of Africa, now In the Imperial Scepter of Great Britain, Is the world's largest diamond. It weigh, 330 Carats. ..---- Twelve officers from Rec naissance Attack Squad Five were presented with Navy's Air Medal in June "Meritorious achievement aerial night." The medals were presen by Vice Adm. Paul D. Stro Commander of Naval Forces, U. S. Pacific Fle Rear Adm. Robert Gold waite, Commander of Fl Air, Jiivksons'IlIe, also attem ed the presentation as a guc The Savage Sons of RVA S earned the Air Medal, nit In precedence among Na Medals, for reconnaisaar missions they flew agair communist insurgent forces Southeast Asia, while flyl from the aircraft carrier UHanger. Medals were received Cdr. Wallace Russell, coi nianding officer of RVAII Cdr. D. B. Dearolph, exec live officer, who received gold star in lieu of his thi Air medal, Lt. Cdr. J. W. ( son, l.t. Cdr. D. H. Fall, I Cur. C. T. Ilutler, Lt. Cdr, F. Meyer, Lt. Cdr. U. S. Pr den, who received a gold at In lieu of a fourth Air Med 1.t. G. J. Kelly Jr., 1.1. N. Mergo, Lt. S. C. Ryan, U. It. i'irotte, and Lt. (jg) R. Feeback. Cdr. Paul F. Werner, fort er commander of the Savaj Sons and now chief staff nfi cer of Reconnaissance Atta Wing One, received the Na Commendation Medal wi Combat "V." F X -- -- - - 14 . -- . - IC ------ -- - - -----------.-.- - :j - ..- S -. - -. - lie relieved Capt. James 0. gram and Introduced the fea. The historical highlights of Wing demonstrate the con- Mayo in formal ceremonies lured speaker at the changetinuously demanding and withiessed by hundreds at the ofconi,nand ceremonies. Rear Sanford Naval Air Station evolving nature of its tasks: U' oo be r t Coldthwaite, , The flrsthcavy attack air. The two officers changed commander of Fleet Air, craft, the I12V.3C. was not spe. command as personnel from Jacksonville. ificaliy designed for carrier five of the Wing's nine squad. I Admiral (oldthwaite was operation. However, it could ron's and Captain Mayo's own the original Wing commander be launched from a Midway staff members sbxi at atten- hen the Wing was commlss• class carrier and recovered at lion In full (tress white sml. ioned in 1931. a shore base, in this manner form. As a final tribute to Captain the exceptional endurance and After being relieved of corn- Mayo, the Wing performed a all-weather features of the mand, Captain Mayo reported fly.by, fabled Neptune patrol bomb -er were incorporated Into ou Sixth fleet deterrent force. th e —----- - 11 Savage Sons pt. Mayo Now CO Of Nanfanala TITLE INSURANCE 1-'-----•---' - -- Presented To - RELIABILITY 2933 ____ s O,d• Dr. P.O. DrWIV W. • ----- a ]ante, repeated service at the scenes of national crncrgencI Ics. and continuous all-weather striking power for the carrier a forces of the U. S. Second and 0 Sixth Fleets. Reconnaissance Attack Wing ')te coordinates and directs nine squadrons home ported at Sanford Naval Air Station. For the first 12 years the Wings primary mission was to equip and train its squadrons CLIII. WALLACE L. Russell, Commanding Offor long-range delivery of con• ficer of RVAH.5, receives the Air Medal from ventional or nuclear weapons Vice Admiral Paul D. Stroop. (Navy Photo) In any weather, day or night. However, on Dec. 10, 1963, the promise of a dual mission became a reality as the Wing Ca received Its first IIA.SC, the tactical reconnaissance 'er• Capt. Richard E. Fowler Jr..: to the USS Nantanala as corn. don of the Vigilante and eas- a veteran of 23 years in Naval Iui:anding officer. ii) the most advanced air. aviation, became commander, Capt. Chandler W. Swanson, borne system of its type in the of Sanford's Reconnaissance station commanding officer, Attack Wing One April 27. oi)cnetl the I'art of the pro. 5orId. HOWARD BOTELER mrm ucoomo In recognition of their as. ploratory achievement, Lewis was appointed governor of the Louisiana territory Il.r their return, while Clark was Appointed • general of the territorial mllitlaj -p k.--.. ... - .- .- .- I.- ....... •-. . ': Navy Air Medal Reconnaissance A I t a c k Wing One was I I d at the Norfolk Naval Air Sta. lion In 1951 as a heavy attack wing tinder the command of Capt. Robert Its history encompasses f ' Seas 16--1h 1965 At JI UII In"51 5% OFFMERCHANDISE ON 2% OFF&TOBACCO CHELSEA an1Orb :--'-: ... I 7 Wing 1 Squadrons D,,,,Pl oy To — - ,!. •. • EXCHANGE EXPANSION—This is how the Navy Exchange Is expected to look by next spring. Sorn $75,00() have been requested to construct the cement block extension to the front of the present building covering about 6500 square feet. . -..--.---_-.. - S. .-s-. • . ' - - - Another $50.60,000 will be required to equip the new cafeter. in, barber shop, Exchange office and retail store that will occupy the new space. (Official Navy Photo) GATO 'F1 CE 11 LUMBER HARDWARE .;.. 1:a..- ;,, u .-:--- . - - • • , - - - ' ' ..'- :, - - - ,, r; . ,...... ': • M . --,- I: -.'" ,:. • - - • • ••- A. A Special Treat! - , - , - SCOTT'S LAWN CARE VITOGRO S GARDEN TOOLS FOR "DATE NIGHT" OR FOR THE FAMILY STEAKS SEAFOOD . •.- . FRIED CHICKEN Appetizers & Soups Sandwiches Salads RESII COOKED VEG ETABLES 3wned and Managed HOMEMADI PIES FOR PROMPT DELIVERY PHONE 322- 7121 \\\ W 4 'QUAUTY LUMBER FOR EVERY NIID I �Ijr f attlarli WrnaTh Urderstandirci Public Necessary Padght Iftntorb Saves Life Of "Waof.d—a noiseless Jet." This was the one-line caption over an editorial appearing re cently In a San Diego (Calif.) newspaper. The editorial attempted to soothe the nerves of soundweary residents of a new 4 . -.. housing development at the -. • very doorstep of Miramar Nail . -t ,. vat Mr Station, once an isolat. " • ad outpost many miles from the nearest dwelling but now --: . a; • an almost integral part of the city -of 600,000. _ - 1 . Sanford citizens must have voiced the same with on countless occasions. A noiseless Jet • engine would let them enjoy -. uninterrupted evening conver. aation and TV viewing. It would let their children sleep when children are supposed to be sleeping and keep the dog from yelping into the wee hours of the night. But as yet It's an Idle pipedream. Jet engines must make noise to produce power and at. tempts to attenuate the noise, such as have been made on some commercial airliners, . only tend to dissipate some . . , of the power. The same power, as utilized a" .. by & Navy carrier pilot, often I ." means life—or when lacking . - -*t. —..-.". —death. j.L? '' .' The neighborhood hot rod. der can tall you that h.'li get -•. . -_e _''. more sip from his Lucas, aviation storekeeper third class, selects NAM SERVMART—R. VS U he diverts the exhaust tools at the Naval Air Station "Serv-Mart" opened earlier this year by away from the muffler—if he the base Supply Department an C. E. Buttons, storekeeper chief, oh. has one. The lame priciple ap serves, (Official Navy Photo) plies to high-performance jets. '. -' ... 1' .• -. } F ,J £ '-'' I ,.',* - - -• -_."., i i ...,- E. T. . • 11 . S All V 'The noise level Is highest % 2 : ) craft when they Are Ing a very monotonous but In. disposable exercise called Field Mirror Landing Prac. lice (PMLP). This is nothing but repetitive approaches to a simulated carrier deck mark, ed out on the air station run• Way. The Idea Is to simulate as closely as possible the same conditions which exist during a landing on an aircraft car. i-Icr deck. Obviously it Is imiossibie simulate the pitching deck and fickle winds which accom. pany most actual carrier land. ings but the rest is pretty closely duplicated. Pilots monitor their pro gross on a carrier type land. Ing mirror, attempting to keep a reflected beam of light cen. tered on its concave surface. Verbal cues come from a land. Ing signal officer (ISO), slat. loned a short distance from the mirror and equipped with a radio system for coaching the pilot. At night, three faint strips of blue lights delineate their landing surface, the same sort of markings used on a carrier deck. The practice is Indispensable because landing a 30,000-pound aircraft In a 100 by too-foot section of flight deck at 145 miles.anhour is difficult and dangerous work requires practice If It Is to be perfected to a polished routine. On a typical six . month cruise, a carrier pilot may make as many as 100 landings, often In the black of night with fog banging like frothy lace around the ship's superstructure. Unfortunately, the practice he receives for this daily confrontation with danger is noisy. It involves sudden bursts of power which riddle the eardrum and Illuminate the night with amber jets of flame. to • SupermarketInstalled "Buggies, buggies every,ping for Navy supplies is now where and not a grocery item in full operation and is draw. in eight" might be said about Ing praise from all corneers. The "Servhiart," a retail ac,5y op.n. during u. a new facility self-service store for official the past year by the Naval Air military supplies, emphasizes Station Supply Department, supermarket merchandising "SsrvMart" complete methods. A with modern market baskets - This modern approach to or buggies to facilitate shop. supply operations provides a simplified and faster means jet aircraft but their wishes of recording and reporting finseldom take the form of mill. anciai charges and expendilures, taft complaints, The 'ScrvMart " operated Sanfordites are commended for their understanding and, like a commercial supermar. hopefully, one day, as science ket, stocks portable high-dc. progresses, will be rewarded. mand items, such as office _ DEAL Leafhernecks Request Duty On War Front Mercy Mission Powerful Navy • Base supplies, janitorial supplies, forms, hardware and other consumables. miscellaneous Each item is individually pric. ad and displayed in bins for convenient self-service aslec. lion, When all of the articles ra. quired have been selected, the customer delivers them to the check-out counter, along with a standard Navy purchase form (no money needed) which t-uninlns a statement as to the monetary limitation au. thorized. The 'ServMart" i located in Building g at at the base. op Civilian Diver The alertness and readiness of Naval Air Station person. net in case of emergencies be. came apparent recently when the Navy was credited with saving the life of a civilian during a mercy mission. The lifesaving mission occurred shortly after Howard Euliss, a 22-year-old Clearwa ter resident, sulferent a case of the bends while skin diving near Daytona Beach. Fish Memorial Hospital in DeLand, where the patient was first taken, contacted the base as soon as the cause of Illness was determined and requested assistance in getting Euliss to a decompression chamber as son as possible. With time quickly passing and the patient's chances of living growing slimmer, eta. tion personnel moved Into cc. lion. u. John Vaughn, a medical officer, was contacted at the Underwater Swimming School at Key West and arrange. menta were made for the use of the school's decompression chamber. Lieutenant Vaughn pestpon. ed surgery in order to treat the bends suffered. S I t. Robert Farrel, i station doctor, arranged to have Eu. lisa picked up and rushed to the air station. The base operations depart. ment also moved into action. Lt. Cdr. Dave Olmstead and U. Cdr. Jay Miller were wait. Ing to fly the sick man to Key West when be arrived at the 14 .-.- • '-'J :.' S 3:, - •! : •- -' -- - -d V. I -.' -'ô ,. -t •j -- - :-... - '- iL• • i.., F 41 f -t-i..'-.44 I . ' . • • --. the ba:.atl:b,ohu: . . A .. ... - *-,L 1 1 - j•t J. 0. Mayo, Captain Mayo reported to the USS Nantahula upon being relieved. (Navy Photo) WITH THIS SALUTE Capt. R. E. Fowler Jr. as. aumed command of Sanford's Reconnaissance Attack Wing One from former commander Capt. CO Has Impressive Background Capt. Richard K. Fowler Jr. In 1950, Captain Fowler re. duty in 1051, where he aerv-' identlal Unit Citation with Star, a Texan, brought to the Sm* ported to Fighter Squadron 32 ad with Heavy Attack Squad. and Korean Presidential Unit Ford reconnaissance attack and deployed on board the ron Nine for almost two years. Citation with Star. program an Impressive heavy attack and carrier background USS Leyte to the Mediterran. Ills next assignment was with His educational background when he assumed command can. Upon commencement of the office of the Chief of Na. Includes a bachelor of science degree In military studies hostilities In Korea, his car. val Operations, Last April. H. entered the Navy as an ncr was sent hallway around Captain Fowler became from the University of Mary. aviation cadet in June 1942 the world to support United commanding officer of Heavy land. lie also has attended while a student at flee Uni. Nations operations in Korea. Attack Squadron Four in 1961 the Navy's General Line versity and was commissioned In the spring of 1051 be was and then commander of Cur. School, Monterey, Calif.; the In 1543. During his first two with VF-32 when the squadron ter Air Group One on board Armed Forces Staff Cotiege, rears of active duty, he sir-v. became one of the first fleet the USS Franklin D. Roose- Norfolk; and the Naval War College, Newport id in Fighter Squadron is on units assigned to Sanford, fol. velt In 1962.board the VU Klux during lowing reactivation of the Na. Prior to coming to Sanford, Captain Fowler, his wifP, he served one year as execu the former Miss Jean Ray, of the Marshall, Palau, and Phil. val Air Station. ippine campaigns in the Pee. Subsequent assignments dur. live officer of the mighty USS East Greenwich, R. I., and their children, Carolyn Jean, Ing the early '50s included the Independence. Ifie. Following World War It he Naval Air Advanced Training liii decorations include the Pamela Joyce, Richard Craft, Anne, Deborah served in various shore billets Command at Corpus Christi, Navy Cross, Silver Star, Die- Elisabeth it Dahlgren, Va., Tulane Uni- Kearsarge as combat Inform. tinguished Flying Cross with Lynne and Thomas Thurston, versity in New Orleans, and atlon center and carrier con. three stars, Air Medal with 13 make their home at Quarters patient's condi. lion, the plans had to be flown at a very low altitude. fl F. a Sanford hospital corpsman, accompanied the patient in transit. Despite the opinion of sev. oral doctors that the patient would not make it in time, the man did improve after several hours In the chamber and pull. ad through In good shape. Naval Air Station. Olathe, trol approach officer. Gaud., Stars, Presidential Unit Cita. 301 on board the Naval Alt He returned to Sanford for tion with Star, Philippine Prcs. Station. Kan. HARVARD INDIAN 0 $ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) America's first college-edu. cated Indian was Caleb Chee. shahteamuck, who was grad ucted from Harvard In the Class 16(U. - -- The Marine Barracks hn experienced a decrease in en listed personnel since the beginning of 1905. This Is due mainly to the current world situation an the many requests from Sanford Marines for duty in Viet Nam, The mission and duty of the barracks has not changed; hours of duty for security sentinels has increased. The tasks assigned to the local Marines are as follows: Provide perimeter security guards for the Naval Air Station, Sanford. Provide security guards for sensitive security areas. Provide additional se. curity as directed for other short t,-rin military anti cniergency operations. The Marines have been observed being in public relations projects during 1905. Central Florida cltl,vnq requested that Marines pat ticipate on 10 different occasions in civil functions and ceremonies. The year 1905 has been a major year for combat. training. The local Marines are trained as a force in readi. reap, or for the Individual to serve any place at any time. Some of the training t-et-eiv. ed during 1905 was offensive and defensive combat tactics, machineguns, mortars, rockets, scouting and patrolling, amphibious warfare, prisoner of war techniques, and many others. Recently the Marines cnn ducted extensive jungle warfare training in the heart of Ocain National Forest. This training consisted of day and night jungle warfare, rasp and compass reading, scouting and patrolling and stream crossing. Each Marine t-eeclved four days of this training phase. Later In 1965, the Sanford Marines are tentatively scheduled to conduct an amphib. bus landing and assault Fin island in Toinput flay. This type training is very unique to a Marine Barracks assign. ed a security mission. During 1905, 12 Sanford Marines fired the Camp Blending rifle range for re qualification. Final result was 100 per cent requalifications with 23 expert riflemen, which is the I"ghest marksmanship qualification. on Sanford's Newest and most Progressive Bank. I. where doing business is a "pleasure" I lit - --.;,- "l4 •..' : .- - - ,.,. , . Surface of the planet Venus is constantly hidden by clouds. e'- FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY ircraft Parking pron Af Base ósfs $524,000 the J. D. Manly Construct. Company, Leesburg was ardcd a $524,000 Navy eon. l ul 1w cc'n%truettng an Mr. ill -- ,- - . ---• . --.5.. •-' . '-'t"' e -- - - SEMINOLE TV- j SALES & SERVICE TV ACOL01% i ll - apron at San. d Naval Air Station. parking lie work includes provision approximately 46,500 square rds of it-inch concrete pavent; approximately 7,500 are yards of transitional haltic concrete; approxi. tely 1900 linear feet of image pipe; a 14$-foot by root by 4-foot box culvert; troximately 1200 linear feet relocated and 1,350 linear of new security fencing; ension of existing taxiway ding; security fence light. twelve aircraft utility vice points; empty electri. duct tank system; static unding system, and grass. We Maintain Seminole County's LARGEST and MOST MODERN SERVICE DEPARTMENT Our Specialty COLOR TELEVISION he contractor will have un ov. It to complete the pro. , according to Captain (Service On All Makes) uman. II YEARS IN SANFORD AREA Skywarriors Id Blue Angels MARINE COLOR GUARD of Sanford Naval Air Station kicked off a week-long observance a VAIl-11 flew up to the lb Atlantic over Keflavik, and, and refueled the Na. Your Local Zenith Dealer u famed Blue Angel, flight ronstration team during r return flight from Eur. this summer. Ming Command Stepping Stone he seven plane "Blue An. 'ommand of the Atlantic extended to forces in both the Reedy. Rear Admiral Reedy Is corn. cts heavy attack program Atlantic and Pacific his job Goldthwaite, due for retire mander of Naval Support often proven a stepping has become an Increasingly ment this year served as com Forces in the Anarctica. ne to the Navy's higher Important seat of authority, mender of Fleet Air JacksonCapt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. clone. With the wing com Four former commanders nIb, wing commander from 1961 to nders responsibility now are now admirals; Robert Ramsey, a vice admiral Is 1963, is now head of the Naval Goldthwaite, Paul H. Ramsey, deputy chief of Naval Opera. Science Department at the U. Frank Turner and James H. tions (Air). S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. can E. Webster ommands Bats dr. Dean E. Webster as. led command of Recon. seance Attack Squadron 13 its) last January. td'sttr, it nat ive of Red. 1, Ohio, has been in the - y since 1941 and was (Iuuted from flight train. In July, 1948. lie served operations officer aboard USS Cot-al Sea in the stern Pacific before being Fred to Sanford.. July, 1061, he was order. to RVAII•3 at NAB for tuing in the RA-SC %'igte. He became command. officer of IIVAH-13 on uary 4 this year. 0JM • TV Rentals Antenna Installation bree A-3* "Skywarr-iors" of "I am Proud to Be An American" at Pine. crest School with the raising of the flag. 5 "idiw& formation needed in-flight teling to enable them to fly n Europe to the United TV SALES & SERVICE es. Owned & Operated By Don Reagan & Russ Young ore than half the total ton. s of all goods transported sea consists of oil. 2600 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford, Fla. JithiqA W&VR ephWif& 0 0 0 Man's conquest of the moon is only a few years away. Our business has grown and modernized with our times. However, we still practice the golden rule, "The customer is always right." Courtesy and consideration of our customers for the past 92 years has contributed immeasurably to our business success. . . . oi l L A - ' r-. T•'' ' .- - - - UNITID S - - ,• - • - - -, .,P;,. - 1ç' - --. -!'-. — - CS I -. •- T. - AMMUNITION HUNTING SUPPLIES Allat •. - FISHING TACKLE PET SUPPLIES - 44jJ Eli - aWl!1 S S S Sanford citizens have always accepted these Inconveniences as by.producta of a strong di. fens posture. They have daily contact with Navy mechanics who work Inches from the be!. eblag, screaming engines. They live next to the line tech. sudan who works in an ei*vlro. smest so hectic and noisy that his only medium of corn. awdeation I. often his hands. Thsy attend church and civic meetings with pilots who have (laded the powerful aircraft an tiny decks in the middle of our largest seems. Thus, Sanford eltiwas a, cspt the not.. aad lacanves. lence as a necessary part of an invaluable asset—the most powerful Navy In the world— an asset for which they have developed an understanding and appriclation. They wish, as all hearing persons must, for the day of effective noise attenuation for Marine Barracks Losing To Viet Nam 1965 Progren' Edition 11tralb Of Invaluable, CI Accepts Jets 1965 Progress Edition - thUs. — - - '-; -- - .---- AM .- - - SERVING SINCE 1872 Oldesf Lumber Yard South Of Jacksonville EVERYTHING ) HILL HARDWARE and Implement Co. $ANFORD, TWOV9[D_ 517LZTPD 'U S" ØJmc#zo.' • vi Psus 323.1 77 MNPQID AZ '• 6fl2 sAwp•ie, HWY. 17-192 SOUTH LORIDA Muliss P.s.I.c. AT STATE STREET SAFETY SIDEWALK—Seminole County in cooperation with the Naval Air Station this summer Installed a sidewalk between the station and Sanford Avenue along Onora Road. The station, concerned about pedestrians on Onora during morning and afternoon rush hours traffic, had been Interested In the project for a number of years. The Navy purchased some $2,000 in ma. terials, and the county did the work. HILL LUMBER HARDWARE Co. 223 W. THIRD ST, Cdl The Lumber SMFORDo FLORIDA Number 322-5581 For Sudden FOR THE BULM S.rvlc. -- - - - — : —'—I �'I I ) I ft I r N11 - ' ' '':• P.r ' 7 .,U~ Squadron Three Is Training Unit ' 40:1 4 1 ; - ,, - • - t 14t • J I -.i• .SL •. .s ..- I' . I.' ; ., f5•• 4 4..4 I .,,,•,I••• •-,,• -4, -: i:i'. ; • 4 q •'s task assigned to RVAR-$ Is one of the most complex In the Navy Including navigat. or training, radar training, .i. . 'S-' ' :!)j'.' Intelligence Center, a $7 mil. Ii? 5..,... ,/ -'I. f — 4 . ,..-..•, ., • .J...-... .'. .. •--• squadron aircraft. - • .4',iLAj..,.. ... (Navy Photo) naluance Attack Wing ONE. BREAKING of the Squadron flag by the C. 0. of RVAH.12, Chute, and lion combination of exceedingly complex equipment for Processing the reconnaissance Information gathered by .• .•- • .. -.'.•- -$jnq$QflWWJQ maintenance personnel train. ig, weapon, delivery and delivery Instructor training. The squadron is assigned the additional responsibility of the Integrated Operational ..,, Cdr. Y C0. 1cjj*pcTITLE & GUARMhl different types The training - by Capt. R. E. Fowler, Commander Recon- — In addition, the 1010 Is charged with the training of all squadrons and ships corn. peny 1010 personnel for operational deployments with the Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. There are 10 courses of instruction at the IOIC which last from two to 16 weeks and the student out- ESC ROWS TITLE INSURANCE for • plt year. NO SHOW BOSTON (UP!) Matt. hew Craddock, named by the Crown as governor under the first Massachusetts Co. miii charter in 1629, never even cams to America. - 1. 3 • •:: N. PARK AVE., SANFORD ' - THE LAST of the A.5s shown above have been retired from Fleet operational unit., The A-5 has been completely replaced by the RA-6C Vigilante. Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 8 Vigilante Is now urn the A-5 for the training of pilots and navigators. The two A-5s above were attached to RVA11-7 before they left the fleet. Navy 's Most Potent Aircraft RA-ac The first, the A-3A, Is opera. •• H t • • : t • • •. • , t -. '••• .) SALES Is RENTALS • MANAGEMENT Md. Their record exceeded by 14,314 feet (4t4 •• - , — - '• . _ 1 - I I' • o. :' — - l lasts carried Pear Mm. WU. 11am A. Schoech, then deputy chief of the Navy's Bureal of Weapons, Washington, D. C., to a speed twice that of sound --making him the first officer of admiral rank lofty Mach. 2. The flight was made at Col umbus, Ohio. Tb. A-IA also circled the first woman to Hack 2 goods when Jacqueline Cochran, rid. lag in the Vigilante'. naviga. tori compartment, now twice as fast u sound on June i 1110, at Columbus. The famed aviatrix, who holds numerous world avia tion records, also was the first woman to Sty _____ • - . 1109 Cron Aid LWVUMM Weem do Air Model. On Odober s, 1110, the VIgi. :1 d'L the pm Commander Heath was A. warded the Distinguished Ply. —% . ' miles) by a Russian pilot. The Pus. sian, Vladimir Ialrnov, had am a twin-jet av monoplane to 0705 feet over Bykovo Aondomi, near Moecow, is - . ip Mach 1. - logo to Ulf esders$deof.aek wisj, enabling the Vigilante -. •• tional aboard the uss Enter. prine, the Navy's nuclear- powered aircraft carrier. The se tond version. the A-ID, was an Interim aircraft In the deve )opment of thi BA4C. The RA-5C retalos the cap. ability of the Vigilant. In per. forming its basic attack mis. ilons, while adding the latest equipment for tactical recon "stance purposes. It Incorporates Increased fuel capacity and some wIng. area modification designed to Increase the range and per. formance of the aircraft The idditlonal fuel load Is carried in a new compartment gem dynamically ak-.d into the up. per fuselage. Among changes to the wing area areextenalonsof the fl.p surfaces and a modification of the sadler Vigilante's bound. ry layer control system, provides edditionai lift and lateral control. me now *LC list.. hi.,. ONO" 'bleed" air over the top surlaws of the wings from front to r.ar,iat.ad of over the fear portiossofy. The RA-IC alaolncorpocates an additional pylon attach, • • $a4od & Liznthwlii Crnothi Complete Real Estate Service Vigilant, attack can carry powerful nuclear bus wespoa.Iauncblng alU. Pnt*vprlse. 3lnes then, addl. miles) for jet plan., of its sad tactical r.coiniluincs weapons In its internal tunnel- tudes tional squadrons have been as class carrying a prescribed aircraft Is being produced for like linear bomb bay. Internal In June, liSt, the first group signed to carriers in both the payload of 1000 kilograms W U. S. Navy by North stores are ejected rearward of Vigilantes was delivered to Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. (2204.13 pounds). The flight American Aviation's Columbus out the tail of the aircraft, the Naval Air Station, Sanford, In keeping with the vigilan. was mad. at Edwards Air Division under a Bureau of The RA-SC can deliver Its where fleet indoctrination and to's upended capability, Force Base, Calif. Naval Weapons contract. weapons to distant sea or land training are coedected. In Sanford wing's dulgnationPiloting the craft was Cdr. The UASC Is the third var• targets In any weather and at February 1011 VAX.?, of Sn. was changed to Recossat's. Leroy A. Heath and navigating sion of the Mach I twin-jet speeds twice as fast as sound. ford's Heavy Attack Wing I, sacs Attack Wing One. was U. Larry Monroe, both carrlerbased Vigilante series It can perform Ito mIs.lns became the first operational On Dec. 11, 1IIO an A-IA assigned at the Lima to the to be designed, engineered and from very low to very high al- Vigilante squadron, later be. ssta'4Isbtd a world SlUtuds Naval Air Test Center, Patuz. Wil l bytie division* titodes, and attack from var. lag uslgned aboard the UU record of 01,400.0 feet (over 1? ent River Naval Air Station. The • •,•f - - NEW HANGAR, 0171C2 BUMDING-416 I. $ POW bup With .f. tice stoad shop buIlding is pony completed during the year at Uanrccd to carry tour 400-gallon d'opable tisl taás er a wide tarMy of nuclear and convention. 51 bombs, missiles, rockets aa4 equipment. Is a(W 1'tge, the VIIUU$I Na. vii Air Station. The Sanford's newest squadSquadr4a Is contmluloned July 1. The rigV" steel structures, located on the southwest edge complea hopes. ron, Reconnalaunoe Id frame, prefabricated of the base aircraft parking apron wars built by Strode Construction Conipan,v of Cocoa Beach. (Official Navy Photo). • TbeabWtyc( the P4c ftse deliver both Internal and en. ternalwespons,dayoreighi is an kinds of weather, co. bland with Its tactical reconnaluance capabilities, make it the most potent aircraft In the Navy and one of the most powsd4 and versatile lithe world. • g R Homes Are Our Spsctalfy! Homes • Lots • Groves • I T• Wash, b Commercial Appraisals 25$ Pcu'k Dr., Saaford, Florid mmmn ARM CON III ready and able to act at once to prevent further Injury to ersonnel and further damage to aircraft and equipment. The simulated disaster drill Is just one of many exercises to keep Navy personnel at peak readines. 'r1. exercise by RVAH3 will be repe ated by every other squadron in One, and will furnish a yard stick by which N*vy preparednets can be measured. Had this been an actual emergency It would have been under control in less than thirt y minutes. Close co-operation between the squadrons and the men and equipment of NAS Sanford allows for Immediate, concentrated action In th e event of any emergency at the station. Additional training is neces, ry on board aircraft carriers to familarlzo the squadrons with shipboard operations In th e event of an emergency. The element of time is al ways Important In an enter. gency, and the less time s pent In confusion or misunderstand. Ing Is the more time spent In actual rescue operations. Through vigorous practice ex. rcises such as lids, both on the station and while at sea, the squadrons maintain a highly efficient, fast, and effective means of handling any enter. gency or disaster, One Sanford-based unit, RVAR.11, currently operates the A.35 Skywarrior as do all hea vy attack squadrons based at Whidbey Island, Acr.o. Commercial MORTGAGES VA. FHA. CONVENTIONAL Hottest Line In Seminole County I ) :. // - NANCHISID ' BIKE REPAIR if PACTORY TSAINIS ' - . L. .s"4.x . -- MIND , DRALU RIPAIS UIT1CI •I ,I, W 1,40mm • -• I - "Operator, I'd like to speak Tie., outdated equipment, over. to a sailor bated out there.' I loaded circuits, and discourt. says a female caller In a sexy eous callers, the base opera. _._I__ vs., . aiiu I aPJW III. OCIUC or where he works, but he has blonde hair, blue eyes and drives a Ford." This Is but a sample of the many odd calls telephone o pe rators receive at the Naval Air Station. The operators, the base's prima ry link with the outside world, handle the hot test Has In Seminole County- •':. • 322-1330 Not too long ago another wo man call ed the base stating she had an emergency and T/J\ . had to talk to George's son, name and location unknown. When asked just who George's son was, she replied, "Oh, just ask anybody around there, th ey'll know George's - son." Despite requests for services beyond the scope of their dut. - •_T'- ------I__. ----conti nue so receive sure praise ALL WORK 'Ia 01 UARANTUD _______ Ili I . I, for their performance. "The operators at this base are the most courteous, efficient and hardworking operators I've ever eneourtered," SAYS Capt. C. W. Swanson, station commanding officer. Their handicap of outdated equipment Is expected to be done away with in the not too distant future when a planned communications building will be constructed. The new facility will provide space for an additional operator and tele phone lines. The station has six operators who normally work In shifts of two during working hours. They are: Miss Julia Powell, supervisor; Mrs. Lavada B. Williams, Mrs. Jeanette B. Klnlaw, Miss Doris G. Dell. bertl, Mrs Margaret B. Bows and Mrs Kathryn Thomson TOY CORRAL ON 2701 ORLANDO DRIVI Ph. 3224293 SANPORD, NA. .4. -___________________________________________ HOT SPOT—'Mrs. Kathryn K. Thomson, right, Naval Air Station telephone operator, logs a long distance call as Miss Julia Powell, telephone stinr, mans the switchboard. The station's outdated telephone equipment Is expected to In replaced in the not too distant future. Mrs. Thomson has a son, Jim, in the U.S. Naval Academy who hopes to be- come a Navy flyer. (Official Navy Photo) - Skywarrior Used By Squadron 11 -: • of Reconnaissance Attack quadron Five, a truck crash. es Into a parked aircraft Explosions rock the area, and smoke pours from the scene of the accident. Several In. jured men slump to the ground. Sirens sound, and th e area Is evacuated! The scene of a dangerous emergency? No, just th e realistic setting for a simulated tIsaster irill. As soon as th e smoke from a smoke bomb was spotted, a runner was sent Into the squadron spaces shoutin g, "Man your disaster stations," and with that, th e simulated drill was underway. The first step taken was a muster of th e men to determine who was present, and who, if anyone, could have been injured in the accident Immediately after the muster, a team of men rush Into the disaster area to ensure that the site is secure from further explosion, so fire fighters and first aid men can take action. On's th e area has been cleared of any dUfiv., the rescue men rush to their duti es Marines seal off th e area to keep unauth orized personnel away from the danger, and In the event of sabotage to en sure that the agent does not escape or cause another explosion. While fire fighters try to stop the blaze th e injured are given emergency treatment and are taken to a nearby Øambulance. The whole scene Is enlivened by actual smoke bombs, live • fire-bottles to put out the Imaginary fires, and simulated i wounds on the Injured person. net to represent actual blurlea. • Carried on in conjunction isast with NAS Sanford, the disaster drill enables each squadron er o maintain its readiness In the event of an unforseen accident. After each drill critical observers comment on areas that were worthy of praise, and, If necesary, on areas that need some additional attention - - •• -- 4 • - • - • I. -J(t • -• I • i; - • •1-. • • I- WOW $a*kd SIILCQ 1917 14 Years As Colonial Cleaners • When and if an accident takes place, personnel must be • - ; t) CHARLES KAMPFS PRES. CHARLES RED GOVERNMENT NATICK, Mass. (UPI) — At one period in the...17th century, all the town offices of Natick were held by In. diana, .5 Call. Kampf Title & Guaranty Co. . - ) 322.9484 put is approximately 300 per ::11111111111i11111, Information d 1/ —-- - I During a readiness exercise on the parking apron in front 35 aircraft, representing fly. .. •: - isaster Dril ls Keep Crews At Readiness Point Way ' The training arm of Ricannaiuane. Attack Wing One £s RVAH4, which Is rsson. sible for the"basic readiness qualification" of all replacement flight crews and maintenance personnel. RVAJt.3 maintains 30 to I (,ti heads Reconnaissance Attack Squa. Attack Squadron, Is know as ward to a deployment early In Underwood. Since their arrlv. dron Twelve, newest squadron the "Spearhead" squadron 1966, when their six RA-ICs al in Sanford they have adopt. to join Reconnaissance Attack with the motto, "We Point the will become fully operational ed a new aircraft and a new name. With the replacement of Wing On., was commlskmed Way." in the fleet. July 14, Increasing the sum. Commanded by Cdr. Charles The "Pleura" of Heavy At. the A-3D "Skywarrior" with bar of squadrons in the wing U Chute, the squadron will tack Squadron Six joined the the RA-IC, the squadron took fly six of the sleek twin-jet PA. Wing on April 1, flying out the new title of Recounaissto nine. RVAII.12, the first naval IC Vigilante aircraft. The from their former home at ance Attack Squadron Six. RVAII4 started to receive aviation unit ever to be corn- squadron received Its first VI- Whidbey Island, Wash. as a Reconnaissance gilant. In July, and now has "Heavy Six," the eighth Its aircraft In August, and will missioned a full complement, squadron to join the Wing, is be ready for deployment In The "Spearheads" look W. commanded by Cdr. John L. 1966 - ,. r Spea 101111 & SILL HACKSIT —OWNIRS— • •- , •• - - NAVY OFFICIALS at Sanford Naval Air Station joined with the Cen. tral Florida Experiment Station and ntlwt-s in donating ornamentala for Sanford's and Seminole County's beautification program. From the loft: Jack Bolt, program chairman; A. L. Wilson, Sanford city commissioner; Dr. Frank Darby, of the experiment station, and Capt. C. W. Swanson, base commanding officer. (Herald Photo) (z/.c1coJnJ? 1/: • 0 --. , I I I - , - - - - _J— S — •d* - • I • • -.. - • - - • - -.,•--• _4' . • -- • /. • • •--- &'l*M4. Wt"1. • •. SEMINOLE COUNTY'S ONLY FUR STORAGE VAULT '-.4 am an Slow ,., • Our Fur Storage Vault Accommodates 2,500 Furs. Ample Spec. For Box Storage. Nominal Rat.sl • 'I. COME IN AND EN-JOY W. Ta. Prid. In Offering Our Custm.rs Th. I.st, Most Modem Laundry And Dry Cleaning Srvlces AvaIlthI Anywbor. Today. YOURSELF IN OUR MODERN LOUNGE COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED tiol Sanford's counterpart for the Pacific Fleet. Th e Skywarrior first enred th e Sanford picture in larch, 1950, with RVAH1 and quickly became the main. stay of the Atlantic Fleet heavy attack forces, replacing the AJ Savage. In mid-1961, th e Navy be. San replacing A-39's at San ford with the newer A-B Vig. Ilaide. The A-3D is due to be phased out of Reconnaissance ta Wing One th is year. t ck owever, the Skywarrior still enjoys a considerable life expectancy elsewhere. The A-39'a have operated at the scenes of national emergencies at Lebanon Cuba, fueled Bendix Trophy winners and won every con. ceivable type of bombing For Our Customers Convenience.., WALK UP WINDOW PACKAGE SERVICE I WINE 319 W. I3fh St. GEORGE' S avern 1011 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) Sanford, Fla. PHILIPS Ph. 322-7394 Sanford CLIAMS LAUNDRY & FUR STORAGI Ph. 322.3315 • I umpetiUoa, V & ----..-. -•• — \ _______________ L•LTtf,/. �- ... -.-. •. -.--.- . - 0 Navy';'BlueAngels' Thrill Throng The Navy's Blue Angels, performing flawless precision flight maneuvers before thousands of spectators April 10, climaxed an sir show at Sanford Naval Air Station which Included four major aerial demonstratIons. The event concluded Recoc. ualuanee Attack Wing One'. 11th annual Bombing Derby at Seaford. Besides the Angels, the mowd sew performances by the Vapor Trails parachute team, the 'Flying Professor" in his Piper Cub, and Navy aircraft from Sanford and Cecil Yield in Jacksonville. Sanford Vi4C and A.3A VI. gilent. reconnaissance bomb. on. A.3B Skywarrior bombers and Cecil field aircraft opew ed the sir show with formation fty.bys and bombing and in flight refueling demonstrations. Cater, the Angels, In swept., sing supersonic"Tigers", : thrilled tha spectators with their breathtaking and sometimes unbelievable treetop level maneuvers from two basic formations. Reconnaissance Attack squadon Three was presented be Eleventh Annual Recon. aalssanee Bombing Derby championship trophy as the unit declared winner of the six day readiness exercise squad. ron competition. Also witnessing the events and presenting the 15 trophies for the various categories were eight visiting Admirals who are directly concerned with the readiness of the Navy's operational air forces such as the one home-bitted In lanford. The air show-open house was concluded with a Navy Appreciation Day Picnic sponsored by the Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce and other civic or. gaulsatices. -- - \ Wing One Touches 5 Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, formerly Heavy Attack Wing One, was commissioned in last at Norfolk Naval Air Station under the command of Rear Mm. Robert Goldth. waits. Its history encompasses five major aircraft ranging from the timeless P2V N.ptune to the sleek supersonic BA-SC Vigilante. history has seen the Wing's responsibilities grow from pro. 'Iding continuous all-weather striking power for the carrier forces of the U. S. Second and Sixth fi..ti to a dual mission of providing up to date tacti. cal reconnaissance and all weather delivery of nuclear weapons on a global seals en. compassing the First, Second .ti. and Seventh Insets. lJ -. 1'. - Computer Used For Football TALLAITASSE. P11. (UP!) —The Instructional and testing ability of a computer which serves Be Instructional aid In a dozen or more academic experiments at Florida StateUniversity have been carried to the foothill prac. tice field and basketball court. A typewriter-like terminal connected with a computer whose memory has been stared with the plays and forinaIons of an opponent enables Florida State players to study them and for supplementing actual practice work I ST. LOUIS (UP!) — The - - ___ not 51 1th Bombing Derby $7.2 Million Building Due Soon i WRLCOMR TO SANFORD Construction at the Naval1 been striving for over a long with modern communications building was constructed in sewer system and electrical on a fIve.yelr cycle and the Atr Sta tion is expected to period of time, it will Involve equipment and will command 1542. Work is expected to get po wer lines, construction and plans are continuall y being ---reach an all-time high nsz$ extending the present 1,000. a much better view of the run- underway on this job In about repairs of aircraft parking changed during that period to March when six projects total. foot runway to a 10,000-foot ways than the present tower. March of next year. area., a new hangar with shop inset the changing needs and lag approximately $7 t'It1li strip. The new tower is expected One of the greater Improve, and office spaces, a shop addl. requirements. _..are scheduled to be uadei 'Ibi., extension will also se. to be built just south of the ments of the new program will lion to Building 233, remodel. —way. quire the acquisition of a strip new Avionics Building near be a electrical distil. big of the mess hail, rehabil. a.jj. = This work schedule was pm of land I from the the North-South runway. The bution system. Electrical ItIUOn Of the electrical system jected by the station Public smith endextending of the present run. present tower with its out. problems at the base have In Building 4, a Jet engine Works Department following way to L,ke Jessup. The sit. power cheek faclUty, and ix' Congress's approval Of *m* completion date is s Project dated facilities was construct- existed for e et for De- ed in 1942. The old structure uatlon might be simply de- panalon Of Building than $7.2 million for expsaslcn ceniber of next S f d year is not In a position to provide scribed as "the station is will Total construction next year at the base during The $3.5 million project is a complete view of all run- overloaded." The present sys w Increase the station's The United States Naval Projects scheduled to be expected to relieve Seminole ways, tern was set up In 1942. Work capital value by more than 23 Academy class of 1967 under. under *ay in March in clude High School, Pinecrest Etc. The new m od ern tower will is expected to begin In No. percent. The base's capital in. went introduction to the Re. the extension of the north. 's History Aircraft Children's Art Wing squadrons have flown from 13 different aircraft car. tiers and have provided air. craft on station In the Mcdl. tirranean area continuously sine. 1531. Currently squad. rons are deployed to both the Mediterranean and Pacific theaters. Reconnaissance Attack Wing On. presently consists of nine squadrons. With 10 RA-SC fleet squadrons and one training squadron, the Wing will aid materially In meeting the op. rational requirements of both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets. Freight Speeded A By ir rvice Se Another sign of progress at Me Naval Air Station appear. ad this year as "Quick-Trans" air freight service began serv. Ing the base, cutting by days the time required to receive spare aircraft parts. The commercial flights, contracted by the government, are now making scheduled stops five days a week. Slick Airways, Inc., presently hold the contract to provide the Quick-Trans service. The service reduced the time required to get priority supplies and the number of Navy flights from Sanford. Pickup service is also being Provided. All outgoing and In. coming cargo is being handled by the Supply Department at the base. The service had been on request for several years. The primary points 'off service are Key West, Jacksonville, Cherry Point, Norfolk, and Quon set Point. Norf olk Is the transfer point for shipping to the Mediter. remain and points West. Over. sea shipments are handled by Military Air Transport Ser. vice. Cargo had to be hauled to Jacksonville for shipping in the past. Exhibit Slated - NEW YORK (UP!) — The United States Will participate RA-5C CATCHES WIRE—This RA-5C Vigilante has just caught a wire in the first International .zhl. with Its tail hook during a practice run on one of two aircraft arresting of drawings by children gears Installed earlier this year at the Naval Air Station. The unique bitlon be held in Roand youth carrier-type units, Installed on the East-West runway, cost $73,965 each. minis. Theto Children's Art The equipment is used during emergency landings. Gallery of New York has been designated by the State Departsnent'a Soviet and Eastern NABDY HENRY European Exchange Staff to STINGING STATISTIC BEVERLY, Mass. (UP!)— Ground Control Hits Landmark.... U.S. selections. BOSTON (UP!) — There At the age of 105, retired Dr. To date, 20 countries have are about 5,558,000 colonies Henry B. Northrop stays up Approach in almost any kind of wea the craft shows up on radar officially agreed to be repre- of base In the United States Control Ground until 11 o'clock every night to Coo. at NM Sanford, the pilot is ssnt.4 in the cultural project today, according to the New wateh the tate news program Unit 43 at Sanford Naval Air thor," says one of the Mr talked In by the ground con. sponsored by the Romanian England Crop Reporting Sirs. Station earlier this year reach. trolman. on television, The unit, manned around. tTOi Ministry of Education. ire. id an historical landmark the.clock, works closely with approach crew. UNKIND CUT when it guided the SO000th the Federal Aviation Agency TAKE TEA NORTB KINGSTON, B. L plane by radar and radio to a is & direct What Is Surfer? Orlando. it ISTANBUL (UP!)—Turks (UP!) — Polke received a telephone line between oc* safe landing it the base. 11,000 tons of tea dus'I eanpla1nt from Mrs. Jean and FAA, Moot Question — 1,100 Was Yobs that somebody bad given Th. unit, commissioned in than in iNs, according to her french poodle a haircut Sanford In 1951, "talks In" In a typical approach, the PROVIDENCE, RI (UP!) trade statistics, planes during bad weather , FAA, which has longer range ..without her permission. when instruments have gone equipment, pinpoints the San. —What Is a surfer? Roger W. ford-bound plane on radar, gtv. Wheeler, state recreational vso Clubs in Saigon and Oe.aIxth of the Sahara bad In an aircraft. Desert is covered by sand "We can pick up a plane on big range and bearing. When inspector, has ruled that 5 1)s Nang, VISt Now, opened surfer constitutes a navigable at the request of the Depart dunes, some nearly 1,000 feet our radar as for as 50 miles CONSTRUCTION NOTE craft and as such comes Un* mint of Defense, bring wel. away and guide It to a landing high. PRO VINCETOWN. N a is. der the jurisdiction of the come entertainment to our Department of Natural hard-pressed troops on active (UP!) — John W. Gregory's Stale RisoUtCes, duty there. At the Saigon of219.year.o)d home has a cciiHowever, onee he falls from Club, American servicemen ti-al chimney construt..d with his surf board, be loses his leave their weapons its apse-.-. mortar made from burnt clam status, becomes a swimmer fat aide arms "check room" and oyster shills pulverized and Is subject to regulation upon entering the club, one -. and mixed with sand and by the State Division of Parks of the few alr..condltlon.d water, and E.c*eatlon, pays Wheeler. buildings in the city. -St Louis University hospitals maintain a pool of about 60 employee, ranging from nurse. to janitors, to act an Inter. pr.tars for patients and viiitam who do not speak Eng. Iiah. The volunteer intorpre. (sri are fluent In 19 long. Sam My "Hometown", on the shores of beautiful Lake Monroe and the St. Johns River, -=.:r lliIhl1)I b START - j '9 THEN... - ii Oil FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES savingsand loan association W :. .Squadron 13, was honored along with other - outstanding county citizens in other categories at a Seminole County Junior Chamber of Corn. (NAVY Phsts) a - e . S . . • • "s ' . . -. • r' • 11 - - ' . 'I - hometown, GEORGE MAFFETT .s .• ' .• •' ' . - 4 I3IV r .L '-" ';s ' . ' .' ''-. ,c44 •• 1.14; 4. -, . '. season 3In A . . C - :- • favorite cocktail , - - uunge LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - Lt.It1 - % "• ' , 1' • . , kn are i('t(WçlO - -. -.._-............ .., County MAFFETT AUTO SERVICE-- - *. 201 -.-- - . . COMMERCIAL AVE. SANFORD - 1 • . • ' . . PARK DL '- •. ? . ,' '"y ,is was arrested for violating p rohi biting ed '.uuir,) -, 4t us hAL SEBYICE '- : y _th a supply of indirestion leer Iscimi lØsI* Be of Un to UN were Irened lel i:Ts MSs Iquedris elraeledss to te Orient ii One, Three, Seven and Heavy compete with the _ Mexicali _ __ .AII5C nqusurue &lcven. I ,..,,45f.,.i; '.Y,. f1'. 'I PC _ t . ----- ----1 I OUR ROUTE MEN COVER THE ENTIRE AREA : SAME DAY SERVICE H ON REQUEST! Ii youUIvim II -- • ________ • Are OUR '' FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY (NO EXTRA CHARGE) All-3. Murphy, former RVAH4 training officer, now Is the Wing training officer. Atkins re. sides at the station's BO and Murphy at 11 3 Jinidna Circle. (Navy Photos) by salect10 -I'. • Downtown Cleaners & Launderers SPECIALTY NEW and USED 0 Adding Machines • Typewriters — 1138. PALMEtTO AVE. [ 1 i : — FPOFFICE UWILL' 5 SUPPLY COMPANY 117 Magnolia Ave. Sanford PHONE $fl.s MARTHA H. RADORN OWN319 d' P11. 22.M42 -- - -- ,•'-' i Pa., landed in the yard of po. G. Lecakea. NEW ORLEANS Brown" • ' ' . ____ BANFORD _____ t . guests. Addressing the distinguished group of about 150 were Vice Admiral A. S. Heyward Jr., Chief of Naval Alt Training, CDR. JOSEPH W. AkinsJr. (left) and Lt. Cdr. Pensacola; Rear Admiral Ito. Ray P. U'arphy are two IZIW ofiIcii n the reee Attack Winir One staff.'AltIns, new Fleet Air, Jacksonville, and er, waa eaecgtjvecfjiosr of RV. Rear Admiral T. A. Christo. 1'41nss pher, Commander Roy West -. .forces. Theadmlralsexplaltied the Wo*tgYrd: 5IDNEY , NN . YY. (UP!) — misions s of thi their respective commands, and what their William J. Fuller landed In economic empacts are in the the wrong back yard when state. giving an exhibition pars. After the briefings witnessed one of the largest chute jump for a crowd at a nearby little league baseball air demonstrations seen at game. station In some tlui.. Fuller, 34, of Coatavill., from Cape Kennedy. 35 YEARS! M L- ' state legislature, state Chins. her of Commerce Military At. fairs Commit" and medal "John 1ou Dsy"dth a J Area For Ovet. i • plans ' ri_ ., downtown __ Or la ndo.___ __ The iMuisi jussal.I Veiled States trade dslius .125L AS $fl4 I And Surrounding - '- Serving Sanford + ' $nd tablets on hand to sell for three A-3D Skywarriors were any emergency. inciunea in inc fly-by over - .. .- A one of several defense brief. Ings conducted In Sanford and Orlando for members if the Squadrons Greet 'Navy Astronaut . ... ON & Seminole PHONE: 322-5351 1 year at Sanford Naval Air Station was when Florida law. makers converged on the base last February and heard brief. Ings by top Naval offi cers In thee state and witnessed a de. rnonatratlon of Naval air pow. NIea BA-IC V13S 44 To Sanford * complete Auto Repair Service S STORAGE S Autos S Boats Scooters, Etc. -. • L._k hopes to build within the near future, Congreas recently ap. proved funds to construct a new 504-man barracks in the same vicinity as this one. (Official Navy Photo) - f ---nv't; -? l-,n 1-,r1n62 Florida Solons Briefed At Base iieut. G:scc'too; "sat Cosaws"We, and We I'm" Qurtor bew SHOW PLUS DANCE MUSIC Years Of Service -. WIN The Navy presentation was .aprL community, my r precluded the consideration of a cast bell system, making the electronic system the most reasonable solution to the pro. blem. Central Florida Sound Company, Inc., installed the equip. snent, which consists of an 80 watt amplifier, a cartridge type tape deck and prcampli. fler, and an automatic record player. the historic G*mtnl four orbit find an unexpected service on Randall Electric Co. 112 MA9WJUA • One of the highlights of the ,__• repair : ... "J/LQ Dining You Have auto enjoyed 44 years of progressing with this -. • ' anticipated. '.- your Is • . ' 5 tooP" 1611161112 UOUM uvnsos AND LOAN INSURANCI couoasnos AND itseast HOWLOAN UKsnrtu made just the way you like It In fh -- SW - Vibtem • • the Navy chapel purchased p..- Ins the Christmas MAiN MAIN OftiCi 5 $s (.hid Knout" S Wi.Ww P..5 Will Be Sure To Pleiso. III DRANNON W. VINES Jr., first elgaa av1sU structural ro&ink,early this *Wwas us. 18" the "Outstanding Young saflor 49the Year" (1964) at Sanford Naa1 Air .StMlcus. VIM., 28, attached to Reconnaissance Attack - the chapel carry the NAS 308-MAN BARRACKS--Providing suitable housing for so und over a steeple vas area. military personnel at the Naval Air Station continues to re. The system a permits h celve top priority In the base construction program. This 308. Programming an man air conditioned barracks Is the first of (lvi the station seasonal music from the cha. Pol. Many uses expeelaly dur. "Serving CssSra1 Flovija since flu" Winter Park Federal Special Attentioe, Fine Foods and ".t an Atmosphere P have moved, grown and IFAR 'ROUND DRIVING FOR YOU! a metal cabinet In the office of the Chaplain's clerk. Four weatherproof horns mounted in ... Open A S.vI.s Accenist At Winter Perk Pederd w,. Tip Dividends Will Add Delm T. Their Ssvlagp. the busineen for myself. Since that time I These controls are housed in Accommodate Your Party. The Wa CABBY A COMM I.I OW • In their services. Limited space and funds -. (4 be • the system which Is also used by the Protestant congregation C eaavuw ____ - THIS IS A COMMERCIAL I . - -. - - •, il shop, later taking over Base- ns a e AH.9 Is seen with the Saratoga In the background. / east-west ape Ch mes HOOT OWLS of Reconnaissance Attack Squadron 9 returned to Sanford In July, ending an eight-month deployment In the Mediterranean aboard the aircraft carrier [188 Saratoga. Here an RA-5C Vigilante from By. -, th employed by Mr. Edward Higgins In his REPAIRSMEANS SAFER The extension will The new enlisted men's bar. structure will be located east tary personnel at Sanford the aviation branch of tha '-tiangar. mean the flight pattern will racks will be built just south 'if the new Avionics Building, have to travel to Orlando Air Navy. The class travels to The extension of the aorth be chasged to less populated •_.of the 308mau barracks com Other projects underway or Force Base for groceries un Jacksonville as the guest of -- south runway Is a project the areas east Of the base, pleted last year. The new expected to be launched with. less they make their purcisas. Rear Admiral Robert Gold. station and the area have COnItrUC.IOU plans for the building, to be built-in an "H" in the near future Include a ci on the outside. waite, Commander of Fleet extension are nearing comple. style, will house some 304 jet engine power check facil. Efforts are also being made Air Jacksonville, and gets to li on and contracts for the job men. Future plans call for ad fl y, an addition to the Inte to have a new hospital built see each facet of naval aviaare expected to be advert ised ditlonal barracks to be built grat ed Operational Intelli- in the not too distant future. tion from attack to reconnals i and let in the near future with in the present barracks area. genre Center, and an aircraft Also being considered are ad- sance. work begin ning In about feb. Wor k on th e barracks is cx. parking apron. £ ditlonal enlis ted men's bar. Sanford Is unable to handle ruary. pect ed to begin i December During the put year some racks, aircraft maintenance the entire class at one time, so I f ll d u 'lb* second project calls for and completed late next year. $1,173,911 have been spen t on hangars, and better recrea. on certain days throughout the Through the magic of dec. construction of a seven-story The new SO-man bachelor construction and repairs at tional facilities including a summer a plane load of Mid. tronics the Sanford Naval Air aircraft control tower. The officers' quarters will be con- the base, bowling alley, dies would fly down fro m Stati on Chapel now has an tower, expected to cost more structed on the site of the The projects Included exThe station's military con Jacksonvill e for a tour led by adequate be ll system which than $200,000, will be equipped present BOQ. The present tension of the station sanitary structlon program Is figured RVAII3, can be heard chiming over most of the station. The use of church bells Is . t _____ I. prescribed in the Catholic 11. 7 I turgy, notably during Holy %, I. Week on Maunday Thursday and Holy Saturday. . The Catholic congregation at . + FINE - modern electrical Arriving In Sanford In 1921 ! was flint EXPERIENCE IN AUTOMOTIVE Some 90 per cent of the air. with completion set for late new aircraft maintenance hoped for at the base is a more class of the Naval Arid. -:_and an aircraft distribution system, craft now use e March. hangar w l gin soon. The commissary. Presently, miii- emy gets an Introduction to maintenance runway. - Dintair Room Facilities Will AM RAIE$ an mentary School and adjacent add much to safety and will vember with March set as a vestment is approximately eenuaissance Attack Minion runway, a new aircraft residential areas of th e jet make the jobs of the air con- completion date. at Sanford Naval Air Stati on $15.7 million, tower, an enlisted noise problem, at least to a trolmen easier. Work Is ex. Construction personnel feel Usted high on the list of this summer. --men's men'sbarracks, bachelor of. large extent. pected to begin this month confident that work on the future construction project. Each summer the sopho. fleets' quarters, a south AND HOUSE WIRING an or - INDUSTRIAL I OUR some time. Whether 10 or 150 Our Private .- riIuuieS iflSpec - Experienced" -. - - modern All Languages 3 -. I - .4 • -- 4p C • f.s -. • • - i••si4. • ---- - cuiuiuw uuniy iiunary _•__ -.- - . U. L. RABORN, JR. OWNER I �-' .. - 4 — ------. ---- ------ •••- ----- --------.-- . ..- - .- - . . .. 4 p. I sAtk. - - - ----- V---. ---------------- --- - --------------- ----- '---I V -. - --...'-- -V jt V Voters Sh ow Apathy In Election 1LI Seminole County * * * . on the St. Johns River • * * * "The Nile of America" owl Only Handful d T_ Ul lit ettitt. rii 1.4jeratlD iurningOveruui State 2 C., 42771 '1 VOL United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1965 r TEST E'RE THE F IN THIS Al )WI ND HERE'S F 000 PROGRESS IS THE SUM TOTAL OF THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF MANY I,.. • . . . That's why all of our personnel have been chosen for their courteous and cooperative spirit ... each of whom are happy to be a part of a banking team working for P, A PARTNER YOU CAN LORING RURGISS ii,eiitiv. YI. P,.sld.aI STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS DIRECTORS: At The Close Of Business June 30, 1965 T. K. TUCKER ANDREW CARRAWAY C. R. CLONTS T. E. TUCKER Chstrman of the Hoard and rrIdnt I.ORING 11UR(ESS EUCUII'. Vice President R. W. rEtOLD Vigo PuWeut. Installment loan Department RICHARD W. KEOGII Vito President MARY B. McNULTY RESOURCES OFFICERS: Loans and Discounts Ranking Iloune Furniture & Fixtures iiiet United States Government Bonds United Other Bonds Cash and Due From Banks 8,006,183.14 251,014.84 39,605.68 4,810.57 4,647,396.36 2,431,566.2$ 1,726,730.41 BANK ON ) COME IN ANYTIME, LIT US DISCUSS YOUR FINANCIAL PROILIMS WITH YOU WIRE SURE YOU'LL FIND US UNDERSTANDING AND HELPFUL LORLNG BURGESS LEE P. MOORE It's Official: The Naval Air Station is ia years old Wednesday. •--. j ;.:.j Bars To Open S S -. •i more have it Casselberry CITYBARS:flh,jiaao. $ that Montgomery Ward may Uflcattos that you may be _ build a store In Seminole open today (eleelioi day) . for 11* sale of alcoholic be,. Plaza. . • • erages. in a surprise move at On of the most Interesting ..,,. noon today, the city manmanexhibits at the County ?air •' office reversed Its ager's Is a historical photographic N. stand of Monday and an. collection by W. R. Vincent t bounced the bars may open. Sr. It shows Sanford way back '. The ruling came sUer a con. when. Go see it. It's realty terrace with the mayor and good. other city oWcials. SS Contusion reigned over the Big battle in county football PUBLICITY BY THE POUND on the growth pared for mailing to the 50 states and over, North Orlando council Mon. city this morning as bar is shaping up Friday between and future of Seminole County was distributed seas. A limited number of the special edition Is owners did not know whelk, day night approved and Lyman and Seminole Highs. nation-wide with publication Monday of The still available - call the Circulation Depart. er to accept the "no open" adopted an "amended" mdi. The folks In South Semluole ment, Sanford Herald's 12th annual Progress Edition. rule of the city or the nmnce 10 of the village chart (Herald Photo) believe the Greyhound. can In this photo the 100-page paper is being pre. "open" ruling of Atiornoy or. reaffirming the franchise win it. General Earl Faireloib. one for North Orlando Utilities 5• city bar had chosen to eps Company. A new squadron is expected Council also agreed on pay. even before the city revereto be based at the Naval Air ment to the utilities company ed its ruling, 'Station sometime next year. In the county ibm was of a longstanding $4,097.40 It may take up some of the no confusion. All the bars indebtedness, slack left by the many de* The basic thong* In the were opea. County Attorney SPACE CENTER, Houston pad about eight days or to Ii- dies aboard Gemini T. tivity) studies a tightly guard. Harold Johnson said bars new ordinance is the purchase ploy.d SS (UP!) - America's "Spirit of ter to try to chase them down At least, that Is the proposed ed secret. could be ,. legally nadir and control by the village of First political poster noticed 76" four-man cosmic voyage somewhere 165 miles above plan that has strong backing, Astronaut Edward White, jb& nun# of the attorney the community's 22 water by. notably from the astronauts, who made America's first general. drsnta. The disputed bill, In In the Sanford City Commis- in December may send a earth, themselves. "walk In apace" during the contention for several years, don race boosts Dr. W. Vin. rookie astronaut on a unique Once the ships come within Whether the idea is approv. four-day voyage of Gemini 4 S 1,143 reg. was based primarily on a $60 wl4ch has cent Roberta. "walk" In orbit from one feet, and probably much ed remains to be seen. A de. last June 3•7, said such an hod VOted U per hydrant annual fee the spaceship to another, less, one of each other, Stat. cislots likely will not be made ezcurop "would deznoastrat at.red, on) %17 utilities company had lsvl.t Cii..t 9d9rd, predsvt ..I-adating plan W P 5os4nasld on his righthand until later this month. Mean' froiL transf'r bweeam ye4 until l'$YlMSI MI! 'I. .b4s*"on of the Seminole Boosters Club, g s1dorat ttIiCtI.( i(pdfty by hatch, stop gingerly out and— while, the Manned Spacecraft Ideles," a technique vital fdr has received orders recalling eral apace agency, spaceman using 'sot gun" for mantu- Center at Houston Is keeping later ferrying of men to Ita' hail) reported only U voters thi funds lb0 village reeel#ss out of * possible 901.as Its commission on the util. him to duty In the Navy. Thomas P. Stafford would voting—float over to his bud. Its EVA (extravehicular ac tions in monte Springs City nail had Itles franchise. This commis. take the stroll at the and of a Old ago auistsnce contin' metal-plated lUeline s vutera out of 80$, p * ,Ion of three per cent will be cinct 18 (Seminole County paid the village, with one-half ties to climb in Seminole Comm The "Tiers" are Stafford, Agricultural Center) voted 51 the money going to a fund to ty. Ten new cases were added copilot of the Gemini 6 spacein four hours out of a pus. assist in building a municipal the summer making ship; orbital veteran Walter hall, and the,other half being sible 1,180. the total number 921 - a M. Sehirra, command pilot •1 'le company to At Longwood 55 had voted IcU . payment of $46,709 per month, boss aboard Gemini 6; and asBy Dottie Austin state criteria and until fur. questions concerning the Dew 1 • • • (ronauti Frank Borman and Word -wasreceived today ther study is made by the Drop Pool sit@ is the length at 10:30 and at. Courtney retire the old debt. The council named EwWe'd like to see a bigger James Lovell, command pilot by local school officials that St-ate Junior College Board and cost of access toads from float Works on U. S. 17.92 major highways which would only 20 had showed up to cast rightaon Harvillo to replace band at Seminole High School. a D d co-pilot, respectively, delegation Interested In -_ u. officials, George Casaiou on the plan. Bigger . ,. brassier . . , nois. aboard the Gemini 7 apace- a One of the most Important have to be constructed by the ballot, at Ii a.m. lag Seminole Junior College ballots will be officially ning and zoning board, br. A lot of schools the size ship. county rood department. Only A bid of $9.80 to print 500 all goes as planned, Dotlocated at the Casselberry U t. of 8118 have 100-piece roads presently coming near rativareed at 10 a.m. Wed. man and Invell will fly Gem. Dew Drop Pool site, plan Americans Rill the property are through ne.day at the courthouse. The fire permit requests was acfits, Can't we? ml 7 Into orbit around Dec. $ to attend a meeting of the heavily populated residential office of Mrs. Camilla Bruce, cepted by the council. e • • It also moved to notify teal The Red Cross will have a and &hhta and Stafford will School Board scheduled for supervisor of elections, will sections. blast off from the same firing 7:30 p.m. tonight at the school 131 Commies County road engineers have be open this evening to to- estate brokers the "SO-day booth at the county fair on administration office, grace period" has ended and ceive returns, been requested to investigate first aid and water safety . Possibility of the donation occupational licenses fees will from S to p.m. each evening. of a 100-acre sit., near the SAIGON (UPI)—Troops of the matter and give an esti. BURNS' FUTURE .,.. .... ,.,. be expected immediately or First aid and artificial tea. South Seminole Elementary the U. S. Army's (alrmobilo) mat, of the cost to the school 'ON THE LINE' ................ penalties and collection will plrstion films are available and Junior High Schools, was hat' Cavalry Division killed an board. State officials also MIAMI (UPI)—.Gov. Hay. be imposed. from the Red Cross for show. In other business, council revealed on Oct. 13 in The estimated 137 Communist.. in have been asked to return don Burns' plan for four-lan. ing by various groups. Call two bitter battles at close here and make a study of the iiig major state highways gave permission to the firs Sanford Herald, proposed site as to topogra. with $300 million in bond 322-8704. Joseph Powell, 43, of Long. However, in subsequent can. quarters Monday SS There w e r e Indications phy, central location, access money went before the voters wood was ordered to trial versations with the School today with four other proA big sign "Cold Beer SO Monday In the total beating of Board by Hibbard Casselberry, some of the enemy forces, and other criteria, Sees Cents posed amendments to the Cents A 81* Pack" spotted In Calvin Haywood Hill, 61, also owner of pert of the land, wearing khaki uniform., were yard of a Greenbrier home the state CoostituUon, Aug. at. iiicc,, representing himself and Al. regular units of the North 1 morning after Halloween. Predictions were that about One Alternative Apportion Plan Powell was arraigned in Ian Goldberg and Associates Vietnamese Army. e on* out of four of Florida's Circuit Court this morning on of Miami, who own the larger The f Is r c e hand-to-hand We bear that Robert Lamar the opening day of the tall portion, contingent conditions fighting broke out Monday , 2.6 million voters would both. WASHINGTON (UPI)—See. going to the polls. Watson, the Sanford man who term. He entered $ l$ near the American Special ea of George A. Smothers (D-Fla.) became apparent, was absolved of a Polk County guilty to the charge of fll%WMIAMI (UPi)—Three fed. Generally fair weather was said today that U hi.s physical It was indicated that the Forces camp at Plot hie on the d Central Highlands, where U. eral judges met today to hear forecast across the state. holdup and freed from prison, der in the second dCtOO. condition does not improve donation of the land. value Burns denied repeatedly In within the next year or II may ask for at least. $20,000 The state's attorney filed by the owners at $150,000 S. and Vietnamese forces oral arguments for and a stumping tour of the state months he will "have only one broke a determined Commu- against the 55-senator, In damages from the state. "no informations" against would not be mad. unless the e • • defendants, and noile prossed School Board makes a deft. nut siege last week. representative legislative to- to plug the bond issue that it ahternative"4o retire when apportionment plan, the hat' was motivated by his political his present term expires at the Vandals, apparently thought. six other cases. nite commitment to build the product of a 16-year strug- ambitions towards a four. end of 196$, less young people, are once A heavy docket was at- college on that site, Only gle to give big city residents year te rm he will campaign Smothers, s, who will be 52 again getting a big "bang" reigned and several trials set then would negotiatio ns to do. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) this month, is serving In his better representation in the for next year. out of destroying mall boxes for Nov. $ and Dec. 13. note the hand be opened, ac. The Florida Public Service Florida legislature, Defeat of the bond Issue, third term. with large firecrackers. There Another murder trial slated cording to Casselberry. to hear arguhowever, would be an indies. He was released Monday Karl Commission said Ills going to The court was many incidents of tot Monday Is that of have been School Board official, have find out the need for pre-strike meats in support of the p051. tion that the formidable from Georgetown University mall boxes being blown up Richard Wolfe, of Orlando, Sc- declared themselves unable to Florida East Coast Railway lions of only the major parties Burns vote-getting organlia. Hospital here, where be has reported to the police and CU5e4 of the fatal beating of make any commitments until passenger service in a series opposing and defending the Lion had faltered, since the been undergoing tests and sheriff's department. Tb Is James Franklin Sullivan.case a determination is ma& An earlier trial of this as to of 11 public hearings begin' plan passed by a special ses governor went all out in back. treatment tot an undisclosed type of prank should be atop. emsieti as a mistrial. whether the location meets nlng Nov. 23 in Miami. ailment, aba of the 1965 Legislature. ing the bond issue, .1) • Argued To Court )) FEC Hearings - W. A. PATRICK ped and any young pore= caught participating in such vandalism should he dealt M. RAYMOND DANIEL '1C* Pts.td.nt 8 "shift WILLIAM T. WADE C.sptr.fler HAROLD M. BROOKS . Ausk*sst cashi., WAYNE E. ALBERT Assistant Cashier JAMES I DOUCE'I'rE Ausistait lasisUseM Lisa ftttk,r .' WADE S. SNYDER NAft FooMy • LIABILITIES Surplus Undivided Profits Other Reserves Reserve For Bad Debts Unearned Discount l)ciloaat.s 500,000.00 472,000.00 160,688.01 79,081.9$ 287,965.05 140,900.00 15,466,671.40 TOTAl. LIABILITIES 17,107,307.2$ Stock Sanford Marine Killed In Action Orlando Will Pay Long-Standing Del Powell Trial Slated Monday 17,107,307.28 TOTAL RESOURCES 7 S FLORiDA STATEBAN/( WIlT PIIST UUIT Scwsi,#014 4 • • ., ft4e44f SANPOID, RA. S Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lied Butts, 1412 Park Avenue, are rsciplenla of the "Garden of W - - THREE-WAY CONTEST—The most closely watched election contest In the nation today is New York City's three-way mayoralty race. A vic. tory for John V. Lindsay, rated the beat Republican bet since Fiorello La. . Guardia to take over at city hail, would make the three-term congress. man a major figure in national polities and a possible contender for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination. But the vote pulled by Conservative party candidate William Buckley (center) may decide the election. Buckley, political columnist and editor of the Nation Review. has campaigned against Lindsay as too liberal to be a true Republican. He could draw enough conservatively inclined Republican votes to en. sure election of Democrat Abraham Beame (right). Dew Drop Pool Hassle Looms the betterment of Sanford and Seminole County.' T. I. TUCKER Ch.inn.e Of the $e.rd med P,,,Id.nI 'i--. f .. ____.•., 76ers' Eye Unique Space Walk PEOPLE — 1 70 1 1 ,. C LO \\ tremely slow start In Sent. NO. 2 - Inole County. A spot check of several precinta in the county revealed that only a handful of voters were turning OUt. Out of 24,780 registered in Seminole County, perhaps less than 6,000 were expected to voted before the polls close at 7 p.m. For .xample of the slim turnout, Precinct No. iø in . S A'ORD, FLORIDA 0"m U'S -11918k ar - plaque. — Lance Cpl. Harold B. Schock, formerly of Ssnford, has been killed in action in Viet Nam, the Defense Department has announced. Schack, a member of the 16 Marine Corp., was the son of Chief Petty Officer and Mn. Harold H. Schock, who lived at 311 Tucker Drive In Sun. department to hold a turkey land Estates. shoot within the corporate The Schack family moved lithita of the village. to Italy a few month, ago when Schock was transferred !LQWA... to Naval Air Facility, Naples, The Marine's father was former leading chief with BRIEFS RVAH.5, the Savage Sons, who returned from duty Is the South Chins Seas lash spring. Bomb Hanoi! Navy sources mid SchoCk BIRMINGHAM. Ala, (UPI)' and his son were reunited In Retired Army Gen. Murk the Par Last last spring Clark was on record today as while Chief Schick was supporting direct bombings of aboard the UU linger with the North Viet Nam capital B VAR-s. a move he said of Hanoi Seminole High School recwould put the United States ords show that Corporal Into a stronger position to as- &hock's sister, larhees Isa. Bchock, was 'g*sdvated with gotlat. the Viet Nam war, the class of 1144, - - Schools OK TALLAHASSEE (UP!) All schools in Florida have been approved by the U.S. Office of Education as being - In compliance with the Civil Rights Act. Florida Is the first Southern state to win total approval. Largest Number Mercury Runs V. ' High And Low Vsdted Press I1011ernaUa7 Snow, cold and rain plagued the northern corners of the nation today but the not of the country enjoyed clear The weather. KEY WEST (UPI) big Coast Guard cutter Mc- Many western cities set hIts Culloch arrived today carry- temperature records Monday. ing nearly 300 Cuban refugees, Up to four inches of low. the largest number to reach was on the ground today to the here since the freedom flight New Hampshire mountains' from Communist Cuba began and up to two inches fell In Vermont. V 31 days ago. - Freezing temperatures show. ed southward Into the Cars. Confab Out ALGIERS (UPI) - The faa., Afro-Asian summit conference was postponed Indefinitely to. day, and many delegates said they doubted the meeting ever Winnemucca, Nov,, recorded a balmy 75 degree. Now day, equalling the highest temperature for so late is the season for the third straight would be held. day. Tragedy Pocatello, Idaho, matched $ record 71 while Casper, Wyo., set a record with a 71 degree reading. Records also were .stabUab' ed at Pendleton, Ore., with $ 74, and Scottsbulft, Nab., with. MEXICO CITY (UP!) A passenger train knifed through a crowded bus at a suburban grade crossing 18 miles north of here, killing at least 30 persons and Injuring 2$, aT!. - Q1%IWII1 ALWAYS PIMT QUALITY STOCK UP ANS IAVI ON COTTON KNIT SLIUIU 4 ,,,$5 Ill county for the aged, blind. The largest chunk ofmoney S,mo1e disabled and to families with being paid ut dependent children amount 10 County is to 121 citizens m's. calving old age assistance. about $1 million aushly. State welfare checks and Their checks amount to $44,checks for m.dlcIae and has. Too monthly or an average pitalisoiios for the needy of $51.73 per person, S e libecca GUss of Lake Mona amounted to $55,047 Is Augusit ' L. 'Dt.. D C IF I 13 iii UU)IIW)) J91111HUI9 By Pail Breakables The State of Florida pays 25 314 families in the county are the Mouth" award for October Welfare Is big business In per cent tor public assistance receiving this subsistence or sad lb. remainder CO5 an average of $1.55 per tam' om the Sanford Garden Seminole County. Club. They won on overall, ap. Checks coming into the from federal funds, ily. p.araace of their yard and garden for the nut year, hire. A. C. Mc*.yieida and MN. Stanley Poloski of the Jacarands clecle prs.ected the 1 Voting in today's special election' got off to an ex. WEATHER: Monday 78-63, rain .02 inch; low tonight about 60; high Wednesday near 80. Third largest payment in the county goes to the dlsabled A total of 177 persons are receiving welfare checks berays, of disability and the monthly payment comes to The second larged payment $10,272 or $5504 per person. t ft- to publIc wehisre Is kmIaoSo The blind alec come is foe me hi. bees named a mom of this Fear, acesr her of the student council 9on$ released by lbs $1.10 is 554.155 paid to fasetUis with their share of welfare funds dqsndeqt clilidrea. A total of distributed in Seminole Cun Welfare Boar& Seotb Georgia College. - ty. There are 22 recipients at children, disabled and blind. the present time and their Payments last August for lice' checks average 164,43 per pltalixatlea cost more than $5,. month, 000. Other payments are made Nursing home care is an. for medicines for the aged, other welfare Item and to blind and disabled. The sn.dl' Seminole County U persona tine bill for these three group, qualified and their can cost for August cams to more than taxpayers $2,133. $4,000 Total expesditsuen of lbw In addition to medkiaea. Florida Slats Dspartmsnt of mosey funds are dietributad PublIc Wsltaie be the Sisal for hospitalizatIon for lba year ended lint less 55 aged, families with dependent amounted to lip asifilos. TVs is an increase of $7.7 million over ths previous fiscal year. Tb. Ilgures released do ant Include approximately $18 million disbursed In federal funds for the Cuban lituges Aulstsnoe program, Old age assistasmw la lbw form of direct payjesats amoqij o $42 nUUM $ JSlt to I'lodda. no dies ant to. slid. p,sus*id mo4mto* 4sp4td eees s.d horns 0arL Mad, So see ewe easat4 s speclflutiess 4,, 55, set end hIgh qselNl Pull.' few t.p load low wiM h.ISomsIasison$ to $. Machiso wesbshie with usa-slid piasli. eslamS - - - - :1 "I ... I V -:. V.,.- - HHL f 1 -- : iV___ _' ___ ____ . 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