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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 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1966; <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/7781f3e71369ff903a5401e03771c807.pdf 7ba06dc5aa14528136867a825f7834a7 PDF Text Text a $ •.Hh.-'.1 -- - .-.S 1' 41 Sinai Brand Tasty Keshor Bologna Chubs each mux F i__ Swift's Premium Braunschwelger or MAVIKRT 7 Cl.ty Backing Down On Beverage Ban. IS 189C 12 at. DIsussInn on drawing new bably be the WrIna it will able to take care of ichi fum e- suggest his church, protesting the u Individually and allow some ma- mr events that could not be held elsewhere. Commissioner Earl Higginbotham decla red that "when Get this week's "Let's Go to the Races".. . Card Today at Publix for an Exciting New Way to Win Cash! request. The Snu11Oi(i l'ohi('e pnrtment requested permission nly two other rrquPq(% for to liold flip antmnl linlicrinnn',ii ter." ust' of th e Civic Center with -nh chol have been received be. Con Rev. Fred Smith of the tral Baptist Church appea red sides the Mutual Concert Acmbefore the commission with a elation's champagne hall, Dec. in. by members of bnll tIit're on Jan. II and flit' Celery City IThniiliehmnc thit 40 on May 21-25. City Attorney VIllizmm ihitch icon warned that the State fey- lions and eliminate the need for holding functions with the serv- petition signed 4 C 10 Seminole County St. / Premium Pot Roast.... imperial Roast . Swift's Premium Boneless Denver A as, • . . Sc! Llbby'i 1 Tomato Juice.. (Lx.r.s Wad.. Nov. 30, 1541) 3 25c ' SAVE lócI P&P SAVE Swift's Premium Cooked Or Baked Sliced Ham 5 cm. pkg. 69c can CON Apple Sauce. 8 SS $1 Vry This 12 ox. Mr. Bubble pkg. . • • . • • Cut Beefs.... • . 35c 43O3 S 10c 5 SAVE lId Mn. 1.11'. Peanut Buffer ____ ____2 1w &. 59c At. Pl.,sn Kay Urns, Cissto,d, Tlscc Puddings . . . . . . . . . p. lays! Rome U110 _ Spaghetti E 12 pk;. . . . . . . . • &&iengan Macaroni ...... 2 WUSd4hpk. P1.1. . 23c 212 25c Pi*L -US Sweetener S... .•• 7c1 swiws . _ 69c special o 2 . ... . . 59c SAVE 1.1 _ D.uld Desk ___ Ceuc. Penny.Saver., 2 giant Orange Juice. S.. 6' 99c SAVE ki D-u' Isa Pi C.. Orange Juice. SAVE1ScEoch! pI.a s with other PuPChasS. (Limit 312 D Purex Bleach.. o Green Beans 2 Hash . o Delsey T1*ssu0. o Beef Buffer Gems SIRS 1115$ ISIrUSAiSS _____ It $3. . 101?G 'Jesd 4cans2 Orlando, As. Mn. F. G. McGIB Box 335 Halite. City. As. 3 can 2.ROLL d I PACK L.w a IC 29c ___ M. Sl.psas reet Oshed., As. Fleet Reserve Bldg. Studied Teen Club For Sanford's older teenagers may have a " nlghtcIb' similar to ti'oøe It other Odes, after th e of the year. City Commissioners Monday auth orized City Maniger W. E. Knowles to seek a private Investor who would be interested In creating such a spot at the re Fleet Reserve Building on Seminole Boulevard. The building to th e city. The FRA has purchased them have a place to go th at new building on West First would meet their requirements a c Street and will be moving out wi th out bothering anyone," said of the present location after Knowles. the first of th e year. Local tenagers were up In Knowles noted the lakef ront arms here last summer when bulitflg would be Ideal for a the "lIullabalIoo Scene" club 1 'nigiPclub" for older teenagers, was closed because neighbors WHELCHEL as "It is far away from any objected to the loud music of ilO WARD residen tial section where th e th e bands th at played th ere. noise of the rock and roll bands Delegations of teenagers de. would not disturb anyone." U dared to city oflicials and the C" "Our teenagers have got te n newspapers th at "now we have 'sort of pushed around' by th e no place to go except to Orlanadults and I would like to see do or teenage first . p !lJ I p •. •. liy Sets II Dec. 6 Voting Three votingnuichines will be set up In the Civic Center, Sou thern Petroleum, inc., has Dec. 6 for voting in the city leased the ACL freight depot elections, City Clerk Howard downtown. S . Wheichel told commissioners, Monday. th e Nobody asked me but if city allows the Mutual Concert Whelchel reported that 11 Association to use the Civic persons have been hired to opCenter how can they turn away any other organization? City erate the machines and the tabled action again on th e con- election books. Two incumbents, Commissiontroversial issue last night. S ers Earl Higginbotham and A. Who is Steve Spurner? L. Wilson are the only candiI put that question to several women around the courth ouse dates, both up for a re-election. and City Hall this morning... Higginbotham has been a comand most of them flunked the missioner since 1964 and Wilson quiz . . . Only a few identified Isince 1956. Higginbotham has the Gator quarterback who just served as mayor once and Wi!. ion three times. won the Heisman Trophy. uj be behind the courthouse The new mayor wil l be elected by the commission at the fight?" "Is he running for City Com- first meeting in January. mission?" "He's the Navy PlO officer." These were some of th e answers. w SANFORD PLAZA SEMINOLE PLAZA. Fancy Emperor Grapes I c Hwy. 17-fl md % AR HOURS: HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M.. 9 P.M. MON., TUES.. WED.. SAT.: S:30.7:OO THURS., FRI., 8:30.9:00 ft m aso . . - rhoinas W Cord N.. 33 Ikh week at your favorite Pek M ave Sailor Dies In Crash Be we to pick up yw Onora Dr., Sanford HAS . 11.iauro No" USt ch Am Ta.ps, As. - sent 4 • In 1913 Sanford was designated as a temporary county seat for Seminole County County Attorney Harold Johnson is OCALA (A?) Frederick spending all his free time going Moore, 19, a sailor stath rough the records to find th e lofted with RVAH3 at Sanford amendment making Sanford the Javal Air Station, was killed permanent county aest. onday when two cars collided ive miles west of here on U.S. Only two :cho;ls n the county are fully accredited by the Moore and lii parents, Mr. Southern Association of Secondnd Mrs. Henry J. Moore of any Schools and Colleges. The two arc Seminole High and 1anama City, moved to Floordo from Schenectady. N.Y., . Lyman? No, beCroomns bout a year ago caue Its too crowded. a a Other survivors include a sis. The state prison Inspect.w's ter. Mrs. harry Swart of End!. team recently looked v'er the Cott. N. Y.. and to brothers. county and guve J. Leary of Mc!)lIl Air Force A . L. nuuuys iaiuny an -eaveu- ,3ase. Flat.. and Michael, of Ft. Mrs. led Yaw 3105 T. As. Sanford.) S a .,,. 49c UlsiIlUIS Red lisle. I. Hauck 20$ * Street Tarp.. Springs, As. U gallon . . 15½ 5515 LIs Is1&thss owieensamp ioMOa$$ half SAVE6c!F&PCut 98c .. Honey Buns..... w - ' U. or frasO M.ts&s V w V. W. IrIukerh.ff 121 L Share Dr. Mrs. pkg. S Longwood has the highest percentage of registered voters in th e county. in the city with an official population of 3,500 persons - 1,030 are registered to vote In the municipal election, Dec. 6. * Richard C. Aar.s 111 kresnd Ave. Tampi, As. SAVE Sc! Whit. or Auottod Cal.,, PT 'UWS cans U. Purchase. (Limit 1 Pl.ai* With Other 3 . . . O Mrs. Mary Glacobbs 5$ Early Ave. Winter FL As. SAVE Sc! Bounty Core.d P frozen foods• US$11 11111 61119000 *155 u:ftN SAVE 30c! Detergent *i. - Mn Margarine r o Cocktail Ex-Police Chief Scolded On Range S ....• dairy Fruit Drink C cm. . • 46 can SAVE 17c!FbP Fruit 31c Idls.d Carey Salt Ei 9c 1,-s. Ilb.w XTRA is offering Earl L Stripflng, Sr. 325 Lakeview Ave. Orlando, Fl.. SAVE Sc! Dal Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit 0 that A. D. Rosier controversial piece of property for $6,000.. . and if any inember of the County Commission or tax assessor Is Interested, he will give it away at a 10 per cent discount . . . Oops, " st's strictly cash. Kathryn Diets It. 1, Box 320 Orlando, Flu. $300 or more 5 . SAVE iu iou iosvs$ Ails ioSCNASI 0 Mrs. Ida Burgessu 330 N. B. Catherine P.,? Charletts, Fl.. limit 4pboose with other purchases of \ The bill was $20 odd Constable put him In jail but never showed him an arrest warrant ( so we hear). How . . . come? 10 8cm. 99c Ing Twnpa, Flu. lRoll Date Nut A Sanford resident was ar- rested for failure to pay a food IMII the day before Thsnksgh'- 1513 33rd Avuna. or Nut 0 Webb Jones gambling case in Sanford court continued again City prosecutor probably will move to have th e case transferred to County CourL S... B. Frederick Cross. & BIackwaIl Chocolate . . Ib. 99t S 710 N. Armenia Tampa, Fl.. $s1ft'. Pram lure Boneless . '"' H * * * on S S • - -.-- t S • • - - ________________ - - - - .- -. - 't,' • Sr - 34' •----•--_-.---.'• - S - - a •• - - - - a - a • . - - - a a a , •- aq -r 4 - -. .r S - • / a a * - - _ •-- ' '' r " - •-- I 4 I reportf-d that two eniikl not give permission In tin If we desired.- under tnt imiw. Also, no licensed dealer can be per,nitted to cllspc'nce or sell liquor, tnmcntase his liquor testing the mice of alcohol have been received, one wi th 73 and the other with 2.i names. lie not. Pd that come of the are not Sanford residents. the St. Johns River prb- signers * ** * "The Nile of America" th Prath P - Price & Cents - Board Ponders New Sign Code Copy of the old sign ordinance in one hand and the new ordinance in the other, City Commissioners Monday took a deep breath and plunged into the cold of drawing new regulations. Much of the language was technical and involved and commissioners spent nearly two hours in discussion. statistics Under the present sign ordinance, drawn many years ago, which would have prohibited approximately 25 per ant of b il lboards within the city limits. business signs now In existence are non-conforming and il They also struck a section legal, Linvel Risner, city build- which would have prohibited th e posting of no-called "snipe" ing inspector estimated, "Now Jim Spencer will be signs, such as political adverlosing all that free advertising Using. he's been getting In the local New regulations permit pres. newspaper, quipped City Atentiy 'non-conforming signs torney William C. liutehiawi, Basically, the new ordinance to "Jive out their life," up to Is broader In coverage and al- ten years. This was done belows more sign footage for cause many exirsting "nonlarger property owners to attempt to fit the wide-scale advertising program of modern Other City Comnwlssiva business. News an Page 2. At the urne time, the new ordinance Is aimed at eliminating "junky," hazardous, unsafe conforming" signs are large, or insecure signs which repre- expensive electric aIgsRs which sent danger to the health a nd would work a hardship on ownwelfare of the public. The new era if it, were required that ordinance will put more teeth they be removed. in regulations to eliminate such The urn tided and redesigned signs as well as getting rid new ordinance will be redrawn I of out-dated and abandoned with the changes muds Just signs. night and prese:itcd for up- I 'unim1asIoners struck qut. $ proval and adoption at the Dec. i Portion of the new o&dlnuac. 12 meeting. - ' W orld News I n Brief Politics Charge TALLAHASSEE (Al') - A tepublican senator's proposal limit county spending urned back by it special Sonto Tax Committee Monday mid was followed with a harge of partisan politics, Republican Minority Leader . W. (Bill) Young of Pinel. is Park asked the Senate Ad ralorern Tax committee,of hich he Is a member, to recmmend laws "curtailing mIL1flgit spenaing by county onimissions, school boards and ther local bodies. Ta nhIsMt'(I said 1 said ap nnplication hands in the office of )IirnhI the Stale Racing Commission Publisher Walter A. (;i('low for dates about mid-April early th is afternoon, assuring through July to race five nigh ts the opening In mid-April of a week, He said it will be the Somlnoln Downs, formerly Scm- first night Thoroughbred and the mole Raceway, at Cascoiherry. Time check was presented by first summer Thoroughbred raclOU) of Investors to Carl ing in Florida. Langfor d said the $1 million Langford, trustee for the bankrupt Seminole Raceway group paid today will be used one-half headed by Clyde hart, of Sam- to pay creditors, one-fourth to aula. Tim transaction previous. refurbich the track and onely had been al)l)roved by time fourth for working capital. Secured creditors will receive federal court at, Orlando. Langford said the group, 100 cents on the dollar within mostly from Harrisburg, Ill., 30 days; unsecured creditors will invest $1.75 million In the will receive 22 cents on the dollar within 30 days, plus 53 Casselberry track. Judge Ralph Choisser, of liar- cents In reorganization certifirlsburg, who will be general cMos to be repaid in five years mnnniuir YfIj - - -- - ,-.f Sominnin no "s In the n ntnntinI of 5750 000 ..................- County Rules Out Funds - WASHINGTON (AP) -Ile ixpayer who waits until the ist minute to file his yearly iconic tiuXe return will get a i ye-day bonus next spring me filing deadline has been exmiided to April 17. No To 'Kirkettes , The County Commission today Ignating the Kirkettes as oiii- (runt t'üsUc t (4 s•'"!t!on •... - .'• said "no" to the "Kirkettes" of cial representatives, "The Kirk- vices of Atlanta for $3,800. The ettes are not associat ed wi th board had previously received SAIGON, South Viet Narn Seminole County. Seminole County, but with the an estimate from Frank C. AP)-The U. S. and South Commissioner John Fitzpat- Republican party" Brown and Company of Miami letnamese commands reported rick opposed the designation of In other business, proposals for $3,400. The proposals will be 5 Communists killed in small the "Kirkettes" as official rep- on job classification and pay studied by the tee offices and dr?nishes in the past 24 hours rcsentatives of Seminole Coun- plan surveys were received further information will be i the lull in ground fighting parade from Griffin, hfagen, Kruger, sought from the state merit i the Viet Nam war continued ty in the Inauguration is time for Inc., of California for $4,800 and system. mr the third day. Continuing at Tallahassee. "It wI weather once again slow- 1pts to take care of Republicans and Democrats to asI the U. S. air offensive. sist Democrats," he said. Mrs. Jerry Keetli, state Re o th1m committeewoman, re KINSHASA, The Cong The army has taken quested the group of 16 young P) rer the tiny neighboring Afri. girls be officially designated as n kingdom of Burundi and representing Seminole County In e d 19-year-old King the parade honoring Republican That cool breeze blowing across Florida today Is a forep0$ V, the Burundi radio an. Gov.-elect Claude Kirk in lieu of runner of colder air to come, according to the Weather Bureau. tare a county float. She further re Official forecast Is for fair and cold here tonight, with the unced Monday night. quested the county allocate $600 low in the 30s and scattered frost. for travel expenses for the girls. A low temperature of .11 was officially recorded at S this After lengthy discussion and morning by the Central Florida Experiment Station, although LONDON (Al') - Prime mister Harold Wilson sent a consultation with the county there were reports of the mercury dipping to as low as 35 around gh-level mission to Washing- clerk, the board agreed that it Monroe Corners on West SR 46. cannot legally allocate funds Then' was some consolation, though: The forecast also re n today to get American an expenditure, but did Ported Wednesday such will be fair with slightly warmer weather. eking for any compulsory for nctlons he seeks to bring the designate the "Kirkettes" as an . official representative In the MIAMI (All)-Cold air from the north was breezing through iodesian rebels to their knees parade. It also agreed to grant Florida today, glazing northern areas with frost and pulling the similar recognition and desig- rug from under Miami's balmy weather. nation to any bona tide organiPr'rnu:nu •'J'L145'AAA zatlon requesting it. ir and active, tiny Roni Sue Fitzpatrick declared, "The unaon passed the first crisis election results indicate the peoher struggle for survival to. y, bolstering the hopes of pie are 0I)1)OSCd to expenditures r parents and doctors that at of -this sort." lie pointed out when be cast t a t one of Pittsburgh's quin. the only dissenting vote to despleta would live. 75 Reds Die And The Word Was Brrrrrrrrrri Uprising High-Level Talks Passes Crisis ,,,. To Testify C Of C Elects CLEVELAND, Ohio (Al))va including Sent. 15 Directors I Sheppard, have been orderto testify before the CuyamFifteen Himinolo County Busa County grand jury Friday inu5smucI* today were elected the unsolved murder of as three-year directors of tim eppurd's first wife, Marilyn, Seminole County Chamber of years ago. Commerce: Robert Hesaurer, John Fitzpatrick, Jack ('artmenu, Earl lugILAMI, Flu. (AP)-.4 union ginbotham, Kenneth Mcintosh, )kesman said today 1)6 per Howard McNulty, Lee Moore, it of National Airlines' 426 Charles Robinson, F. K. lionaLa have voted to strike if lufuctory contract is not mullet Jr,, Robert Shedden, Jack J. T. TonIc, lIit)hHlflI nod before Dec. Cassethurry and lien Ward. Hint Strike Hold The Line Recover Body JNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 1')-The UN General An. Deputies recovered tho hotly b1y expected to hold of Ulysses Nelson, 40, from line again today against Luke Jesup this morning, ti:mg had China. A plun to Sheriff J. L. hobby reported. n the Issues over to a UN Nelson, of Orlando drowned In dy group was given an even a boating accident Thanksgtvnce of approval. Ing I)ay. was S •; chn.4or." or itet-tips he wild. We Seminole- Downs Set * * * * Mrs Doris _____C.mpanslo SAVE 17c up. Winners __ . p.m.; Friday !aybe Lv wouldn't be so many fatalities 11 th e courts In Seminole County and the entire state made It rougher on drivers convicted of minor offenses City Commissioners requested Monday that reti red former . . Most speeders get off with Police Chief Roy Will iams "go th rough pro per channels" before a suspended sentence. 0 5 continuing use of th e Sanford Police Department pistol range. JENO F. Paulucci, of "We have no objection to Williams teaching women how , Sanford and Duluth, has Casselberry Council and South Seminole Jaycees said th ey W use a pistol. It is p robably a good idea, but th is unauthorized sold his interests In won't drive to Sanford for th e use is conflicting wi th th e regular use of th e range by city .Chun King Corp. for $63 police., used brass is not cleaned up and use of the range has million but will remain Public forum on Dec. 12 not always been clea red wi th th e present chief, Arnold Wil- In charge. (Story on Sanford City Commission prohams," it was reported. bably won't be represented Page 2.) either . . . Board meets that same night. Pied Thomas 326 $th Ave. N.E. St. Patorar9, Ma. Swift's Premium English Cut Boneless Cut Roas, Rump Ro S S Esther J. Emp.r.r 415 Bamboo Dr. Orlando, F1s 79c lb. Ab, there wouldn't be enough space to tell It all. - 10 a.m. here's where some of It would lath P. 0. Box 471 Nokomli As. Cream Cheese 3cm. pkg. City Manager W. K. Knowles storewide discount Now If I had $63 million T. Warner SAVE 51/2c 59c Swift's Premium lb . rhuladeiphia Brand i,~, BE[ F t6L N P E DS LESS COOKI NG TI M E NNW-In lb. hard, green cabbage $100.00 good children. to be Hours 255$ Helms Baud Winter H As. Corned SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Swift's Chunk per 4 sfin Racing _ Season In M id-April 8 p.m. Saturday with free from has It maybe he'll spread It priced items. Thursday are 9 to 5:30 around Sanford. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mr. I.LDrury Serve with tchf- low Park Ave. Santa will be present from 3:30 to 8 10 a.m. to day and the Sanford Atlantic National Bank How do you spend $63 m il- endy, donated State Bank, given to all lion? give For three big days, downtown merchants Well, now that Jena Pauluccl ten per cent off on a except for sale go-. With As purchase of any Swift's Premium Beef Roast 3-lbs. or over (-rl pInre of biiqinPm4." Inrhuletl In the price of the lUket anti given sway. "it cannot h soUl, nor will OL HareM B. Wilson 1705 B. Chili.. Ts. As. ! lIcence only covers his establish- p.m. Fri - By LARRY 'ERSREL $1,000.(X) Winners njam ernge Agency tntes flint liquor rim be -.Rerved, pritivIdIng it 14 Phone 822.2811 or 425.593R Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Frost tonight, ht.-10s ; fair and warmer \Vednesdiiy VOL. 59 NO. 72 -AP Leased Wire -Established 1908 -TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1966 - SANFORD, FLORIDA by Scrusets Brand * anfu Downtown Sanford "We Care" merchants will be "playing Santa Claus" to shoppers Thursday, Friday and Saturday while Santa himself visits with children in I the city parking lot at and the corner of First and Florida .. 31, di cin,ing that such usc' would "contaminate the atmosphere" at the facility. Com'1*1i.I Santa Here ore some of the humdreds of happy cash wlnuars dming the 30th week of our "Lets Go To The Races" ge: EXTRA Dec. me on but Inter wiffidrew Ilip .15 : 59c V Jaycees hail requested of ollol nt the Civic Center mid alcohol In the Civic Con- missioner Vincent Roberts. Roberts moved that "we table th is discussion and examine our consciences." "The deeper I get into the 3 C Roll Sias sage MON., TUES., WED. NOV. 28-29-30 966 as to what Is in the best Interests of the city," he added. He ed that the corn- permitting the use of alcohol WAS tabled by City Commission- Sot;. chub Herman's Orange PRICES EFFECTIVE the holiday Inn Is opened at quirstion in niy mind regulations for the Civic Center Sandwith Spread study of this, the bigger the �. 1. - r . I . . '007ni I . S 1. 11 - Chun .ung ¶ ' I I'll. Crnudidate Hits R.c ___________________________________ Plan 'I I By JANE CASSE LRERVfl -r lrnn F. rniiuc'-. of 2020 u. Washington 1. : Dan Willson, VAo served In 1957 , slogan, "Progress with Ecnn- nc'cordrn iiUiUtii. -. 1_I e states he i against spendH ing the entire rermatinn reatlnn budget ~ of $20K) an Little League while t ' *__•_____ 1. ____________ 5- ______ .11% - - r', .1. % V ____ ,-" I ON c e u e repo an I ; ~ 4, ,~ 1 1 I checking on alternate bids and i 1i :, raatcriai.s to be used in con- - I ~ Commtssianers and engineers arc undecided on whether i I .,% , .:. I II1 l,. ,i ' . 1 1., f t i, . ,I .., 1 , ~ Ltsc. conarete. fiberglass or wood crinibinations until they aim-r- I I tain which materials will be! I - -... I _ _C_I, . I most durable. Area Deaths tion .1 Casselberry • II •tit water and sewer lines to Semi- lish zoning for the parcels 0 senz- I 317 of t t 13arrell property at tilt- inter- : Ri-th Bacon Cool. of Oviedo; a I ' daughter Mrs Mara Hueter of Fort Dodge. Inwa: it son, Max-! well Cool, of Texan: 11 Drotiler. , being considered Paul Cool of Marietta Ga., and section of I rench Ave and I street i I the new budget. Boulevard usier thw sisterls. Mrs. Dora Tyson ,_ ment find a teletrainer for use Uilani off the market and it hirs. Winnic 'ih not of Decatur. Ga.. Uht dtniunstrittd to mciii WCN tion for Ret rd d a Ti e day. Alm. Atilt Sire.,,, teacher at tiw operated i nent. Little Ited Sc-Iwo! House, told streeteuri, to save money. those attending that the Tlii- metropolitan government equipment e a r,rcat lid;' ill mayi, io i,i t the ii i Dl ans I • n A I prII 6 " 2 , Orieth. Cemeter - -I . - 4 4 it goal 01 1H0 _____ arid pri uwla owned bu ____ Sc' . _____ . i... 4._. ,-.-...- Putm .4 .': ': -' - i , 0A ' i5t' "Through My Kitchen Wiiduw,'1 writteni by a past from ___- . - 1. ___ -.-' r. - - -. I , w_ 1 iLILr_Pu!v I /,II I I. 1, I , I . dent of the .tate ation of Woman '$ Club. - er- ved by tile host-esseb, Alm. . DONALD CONWAI (101L) wid Itulph Clendellin (righ') are running for election to the tWo open berg, The serving tabic was on .Seniiiiuie .JiLgli &1."ul, ud each iuts a suii and Public in the world. It conti- 4 I irsitiiu. ,&.--..Id Ill, (AP)-Tok' I -. I 6' ,t, ( • - . -: DURING DECEMBER ____ . .. 1. - - FRED ESCLA VON (left) and charles Years Car Wash Free ___.,,,,o11 . . a . _ - \_ Olitr battlarb JinUM I CMTiatMsa I,) J"S'SMCS - -l y 1--:1'm , II a - A -_ 6 a n - I second Ciao& 14"Ume raw A, b"lard. rift. 1119t of Bistrithii near the Bul- Two Ago Drivelf Navy Pe so . • - total of 32 grandchildren stud 15 great-grandchIldren. Hussy 668.6631 k : -- -- - I; -- - -- went to finance our new . , - .: . , .. : ix,4 11~ I ~ ;' I 11. PANTIES I 21$ S. PAU ALWAYS ABOVE THE U .,!T.- _ --- - 1. ___NrWXA1FFWFFr**1W1WW Pyr ______________________________ TAXI CUTW4CATE COVUS 15Th MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN U.S. ESSO AVIATION , . r1ru CHUOKU "IN" AVAILAIL.L FOR PRODUCTS TIAINI$5 01 LII manuaLly to fit each road situation • Comfort-Stream Ventilation ciroulates fresh air, exhausts stale air with windows closed • 280 vu. in. V.8 • Test-drive the Ford I.'rD - one of the world's most luxurious automobiles, and one of the quietest. It's quieter because it's ssLzo:qesr, stronger because Wa better built. TAXI MORRISON, 50 PH. 3231776 GARMENT I D Protect Your Clothes List 98c (LImit I With Coupon thru 51 Thut,., c D... I) -- --- - S IIIII I 9WO1T S BATTERY 0 You'r head in a ord compro 4t 39c c 12 (Limit I With Coupon theu Thuis, Dec. I) IAIW1AIS - lisiiwiw IFord puts people ahead ...and people are puffing Ford aheadl Sales figures show It: Ford Is first In city after city all across Amer1ce. In Los Angeles and Atlantal In Detroit and Denverl In San AntonIo and San Francisco! Come take a test drive and see why-You're Ahead In a Ford! SANFORD, FLORIDA SAWPORCi PLAZA VINYL PLASTIC W - __________________ le £ Q -- - ______________ - ' - ___________ 71 he strong, substantial LTD by Ford gives you afl this at no extra cost: 8 I OtShift Cruise-O-MatIo transmission - lets you shift automatically or C$9 p., MEMBER F.D.I.C. =4w~ ) - NEW All 99 .. '-'J",r"_. -'I . 1 BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS -AUK Wawa us 1 SMIAL $6.00 NEW CESSNA TIAINU - $1790 ' ( CD r-Ir" DUE • -' CROWD" T , U S ~~ I -. - - -- - 1 __________________ • SANFOID 39 . me. (He says always keep your valuables in a strongbox.) FLIGH ' i hold - h Thurs., Dec.I) - - - ____ iu w . ___ List 49c my seat belt Daddy says he got the safest, strongest A REAL ACHIEVEMENT SPECIAl. SOLO COURSE , JANE WHYTE I -' ui1lt - THIN MINTS BnJI A enc - 1 79 (.IIIl'lI$$1II"IRI ,~'. I ~ light tells my father. Another light reminds him to fasten b for ____ AH the doors can lock by themselves on our new - & / 3 Comp. at 39c (Limit I With Coupon Thru Thurs..Dec. I) 1111111111111P (,q . . ord P ____ ; F IT T M , LADIES NYLON - - Vis DwelII.gs C 'C' 4 ., II, '- : .4 •••__ I...., %-,~-i 1 . I ____ 14 inch X 180 feet MASKING TAPE i COMP. at 98C 211 C 1 (Il,nl$ i With Coupon thru Thur.,, Dog . I) il - S ' S ;I ___ - I • , CAULK 7½ OZ. CAN LIST 1.39 LIMIT 1 , mobut HDOWS campws & 7"dws 59cft & Kk&m I - - . .-". A. - ,1*1, . . __ JLtI \,'rfl , INSTANT AEROSAL QUICK AND EASYl -.- Learn to FLY ! S I % Deltons DeB.r-y 1 11 ., S TILE - --5 - 838.3171 S Seminole Tush. Sepik mahm Y ear .ims' For S.&or Drvors __SP I'-'- D.Vrl.s Mildiad - ----- Sammett tra• a baby girl born in the viii- LaS wash it once a month free! I Ave, m J1 - W4. INSURANCE grandmother and great-greutgraudmother, the news agency BTA reported. The great-greatgrandmother is 86 years old and still woriJag in the fields She ____________________________' 'S We P. 0. Box 1214 j - :) (Herald Photos) SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP)-Bib- I ('7 J " I 4144, . . J - ________ ILI - - 29 - - - , 41, (Limit I With Coupon fhru Thurs.. Dec. 1) I Ford. And if one door's not closed tight, a little Lak M ~ • 01, ~:: _____ I I -- ' C yet or dsshis Gentlo to your hands. FlorIda ,, 't ill . 11 I 32 Oz. Plastic Bottlo 9:00 to 2:00 P.M. Phone 322-0822 ____________________________________________________________ - ç I 1 s+oc • LOTION Mon., Tues. & Thurs. - 3:30 fo 8:00 P.M. " " ',i' • _i_L______ -. ____ calibration technician. WITH ALL NEW CAR LOANS 441. VsrçIn P.t,ak, rs ~ Central Florida Blood Bank £ Wednesday & Frday "TAKE BAT1L 1. .. hest of my atbility." Sammet. is a senior mechanical "_~:::7,-___1_0~ , ,. ______ CLUB - to eat weeK end resor 'w church or synagogue, place to e ci - I HOURS FOR DONORS: placard which read: - .I F I.., I - _____ -''*i Branch I ill 1 ; I'l ________________ ( Sanford, 1302 E. Second Street high School's football team "This is the first place I've ______ ____ the duties of the o.ice o ax co cc. or as p scribed by the charter and the ordinances to the Sanford •• flU I .s 01 . N places M1NU1LI' 1tLJ? 'I'O CA)'I'i(JL ML Oki ' - '- 117" - E111111101111211 SEMINOLE COUNTY BLOOD BANK P" ,1 4W (right) huve qualified to iun for the of fice of Longwood tax collector in the Dec. 6 municipal elections. Eselavon, a cuptain in the volunteer fire depar=ent as well as the pohce resen,e, has "It's time for a Lhange," as his campaign slogan Sam-esident, promises to "carry out met, an eight- / .Ir 1, r4rtson run- I TOKYC) 0 9 ru newaows, tI ° was scheduled to play Bath County : I --. I ASK ABOUT THE STORK - ~ SanfCW41 - New York City's first cleanliness so seriously they tor-equippod office buildings ei,en put tip signs." Bockey said t a Home, &TTTI Fitch, and Mrii the Longwood City Council on platforms decorated ha the Thanksgiving of "briInging. the city government back to the 1womotif. ,ple." The mudiauter fire 25 and 9 6.7 yeark; old, re- 50145 Funeral run away rum country honies TWO and bead lot the Japaeie cup Pyle clul, Mrs. hiersehul and it.ul ever day. Police sit two htra LeUsu ward, were introout of three an. 18 years old duced itefreshnienta of euokiu, cake, coffee and teat were set- I4 I Cox - Parker an. - - - 9 Ex ectin ____ - 1 9e - - .:14 \ % Re • ____ ' garian capital is cared for by mother, grandmother, greut• j,, , '•":- -- •. VnT Survivors arc one daughter, C1bcr' Community sons Wesley and Dail Sezta, of Mctlwduit Church -aaith tizi Ashevilk anti Robert It Bris Luke Mur' and North Cirlando son, of Sanford a granddaughClubs also participating. ter, Mrb. Robert E. McKee, of Mis L. P. 1tic1iardt has bt Sanford and seven great grand I children. A Thunlstviii devotional b !.. ALCOHOL F.D.I.C. A Visit From The Sfork ? ? night Hopkinsaille I%% CRYSTAL ISOPROPYL 1 ____ - "WAMW I I Limit, I WI- fh Coupos thrm nuts.. Dec. 11OPKINSN'ILLE, Ky. (AP)John Bockey arri%,cd in town t.he first in the world. - - (Limit I With Coiipoii thrw Thur., Dec.I) --lll~ -11 --- - _ 4IMP2W - - 1 ,If- - :I I -TAKE BA11711111 the ", ___________ _________________________ ful float that i being prepared just for him. / ' 4 1 Titii'e's uric ("runty I -~lll"_- - 1.49 List 2.85 I, "I Member 1 CAPS 3O' â1.. I SA r 01%, Planii were discussed for the tile Seminole Ifigh School Future i .v,wr. Ashehold BesidelL city-operated tranh. judged flower allow th be Alit. N. C.. one son, It. J. Brib- ~ Teachen Club. 180 new meni I April I ill WeUver Hull of son, of Sanford, three grand- I 1mrship., have been sold L( __ I atioll, Toltyl, hal, subwayt Itti ' 5" - - Church. Sanford. ' -- #r I . of the Jaycees will be loaded . - SANTA Merry Christmas. 81•1I('e$ (if ,th' F U Alun- eleVa- ., ..I MYADEC ' LE1TER W - ~; Santa Claus. on n special color- _________ - ' - peanut inachine. %%-title menibers ' I --. - . k.t mu1, s1,il CIUIW'IL , - _31111411111M Indiani It's our way of saying IflI C . fo; . selliors st - (Limit I With C-JPnnIt""I Th'"- D*"- 1 1 Visit our Santa Post Office and se lect in enchanting rREE lott e r that will bring the wonder of Santa Claus to that special C1111(l. "Ve will [lave it post- nole ('ollilty high schools were opened in IStS; they were to a friend, pointing to a large 'rI1 ., f ,'~. ": tl; I l)l*0grl1lIl 81t( 1111111 5 1) 31 Ac- List 98c I CHILD WITH A - It 31,~2 0z. J a r , ~, f THRILL YOUR FROM Ill 11 1 oweal "Okle"q AI VICKS VAPO RUB 64 ',,I' 11 %,$ - - rV 1' It)1'i(l% State 1711i\,ersityl N\ . gi e f ac t s f ill (] infiii tUiltion abolit ill(.. I "SIT holl01' . 14 - 9441k 111-0-111"t-APOIJ - ~_._ NV( 1% el - Is he venerable monkey and his (Herald Photos) -- j i''.0 i.it (' pi (1f(''4(iI 1011 ei.-er seen where people take - er direction or Wednebday until tt V of thul •ervIvc Burial 111111t. HOBE - r f,4~ 11 I g If and Winter Park High School-,. On hand to cell peanuts to the .'thousands of persons, eWeted to line tile parade route will be 1 _____ • . , 5 ( -.3 -_ A-I 0 I Bringing up the rear of the parade. in nil his glory, will be .j, % Born Aug. -1, 1882, in Winter ~ sk. was a resident of it' Woman meeting a Mrs. Mars Joyce Batcnim, merri- Sanford, 1901-1910, and boiish trolley buus in Cusselk-rry with ill vice president of ffiv organizil. 1 1l;6!# will member of I- i r .,~ i Baptist ~ ; 1w 107b. Pat guest, lwri two and inembershi;' chairman. TIiL usiemblv nina' act on the reported that with the' help of proposa l ipefori the' end of this I"4urLicWiii., present. . c5i^Tf- ! Iligh Schools. and litingertord z, 4~ , , . & 1 .1 • ,S,eminole.lunior High. Clermont, (right) are climpaigming for the two open seats on the Altamonte Springs Town Council. Rogers, incumbent councilman for Ward 3. i a locul builder and has served on the board for ten months. Robinson will be elected uncipposed to the ward 4 sent. Milner, presently a member of the town utihr commission , is running for the 'ard S seat on a platform of reduced - water rates ani elimination of the services of Hunnicut and - Mrs. Rosabel R. ictio1s, 4, __________________________ died at fl:4 p.m. Sunday after 7 . I'll a n 4 1~ eral Bonn, Sanlord. tit charpt. Tilt. South Seminole Ga"Iell educating tilt. mentally rewrdt,cl , 1b 111illioll yen 450.000) a dl*' r 1'nigst' sit flourni S 1 . _•5. Cook. 20. of OvIeclu, w4o dle Li; haturday. will be at 10*3n u ni I Wednextialy at Pirst r".1tial'! Urissar Funeral Homc, Sanford and I trolicy .soii if Funeral and burial arrange- Garden Club metropolitan government hnr proposed the abolition of city- prave-pi(If t'"T 'Winter Mtrl:. Ili clisirgc. tURK H% , $100 from the emeMenCY fillt; Kitchens of Rochester, N. Y.. I p Ius I and it siqter in Acworth. Ga. TROLLEY II1'SI. TO (() I 1 rrtcman(O'rtrna1 I it) twichinp mentally retarded to?. salt:. children Intiguage anti telephone - .. 1 o nti10a i~ Scliool, 0%-irdo FROM ___V ~ ________________ ------- --------- -.------ •- down %%-till helium-filled 1 ~ \) . #1% 1. ... I . .. I . ., .1, . 111.I ~'-' f I "" ..."t I I 49 Plastic 'OX (LimIt I With Ceupn shit, Th.., • D. I) Mion nt. I itlinlitu-ic. I POWDER Req. 1 .Ou ' ______ Orlando, Sanford Nn\,al . (•' • • sellotil. t%Ao units from South ' - 'Wo.(Illf-p(la! at tht . S1h -il Fdgeaaater High School' _______________________________________________________________________________ SANFORD, FLA. 31 ELM AVE. 0 A - oevn . from hands will be Ijigh - . r I . 1, .1, 14 . 1 - i Council ordered that u1 th e road In repaired i Associates at town appraisers. QUALITY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 z innumerable marching units. decorated cars and other en ". '11 1" 4. I . ... , ... 1 Lir. Lawn Sprinklem, Pumps md Piping Funeral Notices total of .fl !t ." 1-k " I . " ,' ! I PluniVing, heating & Air Conditioning r . pott I ki'.., k I I . tor electioL. " 4 7 li -..~, , A. ~. .4, I. , I II . 7k, BROTHERS LEE • lopment of food and beverage' is being conducted who says we will not is flulstak - Size, location and Illumination lines nationally as well as in REV. J. M. COOK by fey. furry J. Sims. en and misinformed." said of signs at establishments which I ttc!'.2!!." Jtlus CCn)L, ZC. pastor of .Missionary Bi- Commissioner Lan 1-ligginno- aeli, manutacture anti istrihuu' The alcoholic beverages was order. of Oviedo, died Saturday in j ble i a p 1 a I Church, tham Pollution destroys large a e a l However, commissioners de ad posted at three public places Winter Part Ocahi invitation to the Born Maa 2tJ 188th in Canton of fish and game habitat an public to attend the api- citkd to delay further planning The petition of properta own as a retired Baptist nuaiIi% CII the utility lines until urchi ers on hibiscus itoad that the Gii tat cal services Is e'tendecl le Junior Cal road bt. resurfaced a%ac taken minist er and had lived in Oviedo • by iLev. John King, luosi tects for Semi no after under advisement until for the past 10 years where he loge get further along with their pastor the election when members of had been pastor of the Oviedo _________________________ plans for the campus. )tItL lltft'ftaflIl. ii. Bidt on two refuse' packet' council pointed out that tIiT'C Baptist Church. He had been in 1.0pta which tin ministra for at) years li IC b ard, I r. of 0 bodies and trucks were awarded membe rh I p h& Demons ra ed - - ices, S eec ill Iv oil lintid to hell, entrants nd their places. I Leadiag the parade will be the eminole High School major~S I' eite% in their reindeer outrits. ,~ I Ilea(led by Rudolph, the Iled ' !I ! Nost d. 11rintleer. I Intersivirsed aniong tile 13' II small floats. 16 large flonts and ~ Crtioiws, Iligh School. Lylillill . V patrick Baptist Church. Burial ity now is even greater by unit- malt and 10 per cent of tither fore annexation. "We have given our word and in other business, amendment will be In Memory Gardens, hug the strengths of both or- grains. I ganizations for expanding devewe will stand behind It. Anyone to ordinance 1= tc) restrict the Albertville, Ala. ford, and will continue •W tries. .. and Fifth Street, San- nole Junior College. 1#1 S .111.S oil i.Cl (('fl ROBERT ROGERS (left), Charles Robinson (center) and Charles Milner p.m. Wednesday at the Xii- years ago. However. opportuti- '75 per cent corn, is per cent . hi) Leesburg, Dc- Land and Eustis hold the insurance' company's mci. Salem, and 'Fenspo. ' Church, folly Avenue . . ~ requested state legislatinn pro- I cmt FASTIMin &tall W-W counteM. 0 Si.3A4,092.000. It; flikior cip.. cent RnhcrLs declared, C ommissio n e r . , 'said they up brands art W rston Ca - I 1; LO I.IIC F "\e t 'ii ' .. 1 ~ ~. - - r h~. , 11 .1 W: . -5 - admission the matter "with vigor. fl hospital net income of $11P 101.000 for Commissioners were informed I health. tb'c first nine' month; on sale' charge." Commissioner W. Vti !.,*,t li~r6m-_ In view of recent "erroneous berr' was ordered posted and C Campbell, and two grand dynamicenergyof our person Street R.;~.%, ' ~ "' ' ~MV Dormine%- nel. and that of our brokers and , City Attorney Willinni Hutchicomments" in the county courtpublished at the continued se. daughters, Mrs. S. 1). \ lii. ()J Lilt to produce sur con reported that thr question l iers I house controvers c.1t3 cam sion of the Cit y MOTIdIZI and Miss Twila CdmpbeIl all c supp e'. -en in g 81 missioners Monday rcafftrmedv Mondt prisingly outstanding progress Sanford. en in g I since I founded Chun King 20 Ill England, gill 6 mullu With Funeral servicw. will be at Council also agreed to estab- " I (I-enter) And R CAMPBELL i Paulucci had high praise fai- I PoSitioll. .R. J. Campbell faf KUpatrich i Commissioners agreed "Itt Ala.. died Monday night in a` ~ 5nurcefulnes%. ingenuity and de nex a lRertion of property nn~ Intent to annex 11 parcels of Birmingham, Ala., hospital. I diention have combined with Myrtle Avenue north of 27th Among survivors are a son, property b,% the City of Cassel- At a I ' I 1. 4'S - v sian lna and annexation Ronald Cal- N E Minnesota and th leno I)I V I'I .•J r., 1 r.i1ng 1P)1%It1UIP I flintY t IIh l ('1)) ('Ml. Iii III1 e liita nppointeii to gi'n('lilt ('otnhllit tp A I he 1' Ioi'tdn ( onat It iii kin ( (,nimtqnqIon, itea iqkin pr - DUSTING FRENCH LACE M i . J. - - 1.1, . I '. (1 S - 10i FALSETEETH -- -, tm, I •-. -- . 11! - Doctor Scored For Hospital harge , ~ -• sc' ct•iciri of contracts on the second phaRe the purchn.Re or ii new fire deran, Bradley Fox, Sanford; F. Paulurci Foundation is ded- i- Commission Alanday. City Manager W. E. Knowles T .,.. ., I of , reported that Urban PT-ogram 1 Worry of should be no admissthe laketront development truck, - there wab a balance of Georgist Nordendulc, Altamonte icated to that purpose. 11 fee' iiiing C 'orporatrnn hw Ro'r V. p hitakor, Luke Tfu' should he Includ The R 3 R.t.vnotdc '1 tthac'en Ion project were postponed b the $1,500" He accomplished thi' . 1,ti f I Itnry; Betty J. Sullenherger Company last month re -~ ed in thu doctnr's charge Lo thc, 1 formed on Ws contract it) pro ~ City Commission Monday. . und hany girl, Longwood. vide a workable program ir, Slipping or Irritating? Conklin. engineer wiUi Income for ttm city other than rer -aid ~PRUCIlL. sales and eurnIings far .. !. : B. C. , I . .. -1. non LWeUtharTIIM.C±b 1ootii-.e I Its ,liist a pre admiscmn Too preparatmn for federal pnrtic't the third quarttr zid foi the ,C')ark Dietz Painter and ASSO ad alorem taxes I I I i Willson. who served without .;..'1*,4 -, , , it ~ fillurin sliell al. codr vnlorc-t- ,wllpr, ~,nu NLL, talk or ,Built. firs: nint months of l9fifi. Thr, tine emimination. involve. ° ment. the °" marina con.ctruct.ton, was salary, objects to salaries for leader in the tobacco lot of paperwork for dnctnr's Cfh, pfflw. ~ I thr mayor and council. CLI added com1071I I He was instructed if) pursur ren2urkuble Ranft set up he irriustry. repom-1 %n cstimated office and should not I I5fld S • pint mrnr ______________ I 01~~%l Shirley Hollanfler. den mothers, and Mi-,,. '""I illinm r0gers. (Re"Alfl Photo) I the' end of his term even after 1 " ti,ity Council. Allifte. who is completing his first term 011 tlW Lonpvood hoard .%nd is, presently serving as council ChAill-Man, plans to "continlIV, work-ing for all the citi7en.- to the best of nly ahilit~,." lie .-I]so lills Served AS mayor T11-0 ipm for the linsl four nionths And As city iud)ze. Bushor .served formerly as chief of police for .9 year And is calill)-nigning for :1 0.civic centei to get the you A.h off the S MINIMS, All eXPAndt"i paving proIrram and a clean-up program for the cit~.... ..lbirniony of the c0lincil" is the thenle of I.S'weat's campaign. lie has resided in the city for 10 yearS foreman for the Atlantic Coastline 1i1rond tiicI is a rtirec ( 11!R SCOITW of (ions S find 5 of Pine Crest Pack ,505 obsetwed operid.ion , Thu Sunford ller.iid's Ilutomlitic type-setting machine during it tour of Of the plant. Accompanying the cubs were Mrs. Ourtis 'KaRchwitz and Mr.-. - _______ __ IT ,.- - tinuing and perpetuating my ~ - ' seek ng lIMIt ONTS PflFVFD I ( - uppou1. ff1 I-:ieil OluS u'll el ect-ion i 8l'( grant to the .leno F. PHulucel Bergen, Deltona. - .. ~ city can be run an its present, A doctors charge of S2-on 1 of ho to go about working nut posnic must he presented to to Births cincere devotion and deep Inter income If It is used prudenth .bli-. ant] Alr.%. Jame!w Tharlit.,,I est in helping NX- Minnesou.- ~ hnspit.al admission foi- it depend ! problems tp pernlit D. At. Whel 1 ral legislator~, before Feb. I I When Willson took over as i r',, u c r 'I I •t I IL :u. ioeu mayor he recalls tne ua'innc Discharges and cult.urally. There is Ei lot to I by the city's insurance rompany ~ - ,Iub, to huild a swimming ~ redefining of thr rity llmit&. In the city treasury vms the pnoI .91 the club. "needs ., L be done for the common grind in ! grand amount of $1.62 and at a attacked 's C t' awards sttith fle'ulah ?lIae Black, ___ :1 , • "4 -&ilPl.. 4fl AND D. SPECIALS GOOD WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY I Vir .,. t' $ ONONA . - - - , , 1llL ! wife. 11azeL and son. Wil,llam- Lucy Henry, Ruth Mason, DeFoundation. fie said. "The: ~ He is opposed to any now or Bary; Helen Vachn, Arthur G. foundation is dedicated to con kefront Project regress Delayed ; ~ 4 _________________________ ' •1' . % nUC. cee in tngIn the annuni ;itr 'emnmle Ja ycees title, "nfotd 'hail-111011 Said the parade *1; i $'itt1iii 1w about a mile and n half long Nn' PI 'i' . 1 qei' ;itiii the entrnt Will lineup in order along Seminole floulevard ior to the march down Fi rst Street 1 0. MI units are urged to 1w P na Parade mar lin ha I I .~ . q. .. A, 0 ti ____ S Martha I . - 1. . . SANFORD PLAZA - - 1. 14.. I. - : Z cAYFAMJIyPRU SEMINOLE PLAZA ~ , ,i ' s,,.,. -,11 1~r. - S Admissiairm when city vacancies are filled. I now resldr . outside the Patti Raid, Grace Ligay, Wil. I subsidiary in Windsor. Ontario. I I foundation program fit South Seminole Junior TliIXh i -91; city. School war, Dr. Caspar 11appeneeker (right), who liam T. Portman, Umily Mar- Canada. i He served two term. , ~ as judge , The salc! dne-I not affect Pail. I W)ke -tsp Tlichard Miller's eighth grade ticienee clast:I shall. Therm Al. Smith, Honiciof the city court. was chairman lucei's holdings other than Chun or) hurricanes. Rappeneelcer is coordinator of coliGilmartin, I King in AlinnesnUi. rioridii and Florence of the road board, and wm, ap-lWellb, f arti; and sci~ tinuing education for the college o pointed first postmaster. E. TilleT, California. Ralph Aturphy, Queen - of Florida. He is it retired a real estate sales- Anna 7). Alay, Berthu Lowe, SlImultaneous with annnunceJ , Willson. Xinval officer and fnrmer profes-mr of meteorology man. came to Casselharry . over (Herairl Phnto~ at the University of Tennessee. Welzie Dominy, Sanford; Anna ment of the acquisition. Pau-i ~ - I 18 years ago and lives at 301 Petitpub, lucci said 1w plans a major Lake Triplet Drive with his Hartung, . - e o es i . , ZL,k . ., I I j L, n - . .• • , iii. ___I 1'ntn t'hIhiflefl 1.W th to be held at night. it 1 slat1' 1' , ed to begin at 7 p m marihing '' PrAwe Bauder and .1oliti GelltrY. I w est im First Street from San ntnwti S;inford nrn'elinnlq . - nRny and will have' ht offices made aware of the fact that T1O 'WTLISON 'onh $5 000 has been paid down In Nev Ynr$. and Tla1tlnnd 11. on 20 acres purchased by tht ______________________________ tt iii "onti ut n complete cii city for Zt recreation site from of C'1ir Ki g opc'r:ilmns. Id city em lo and interest a Cnun King nianutactur-- an I!OSpLtQ1 on the $ .Obalancc will markc't.' throughout the world i$1.260 a year.' He added. "Part wriet3' of American-Cr,r.nra1 of the land Is under water and ''vIe food' under the Chun Kitir N t the' rest has a muck base." and Chun Wring labels. Plants Wlllsnn jilco h'ets city resi No TE1Iiifl Zb 4irt In Duluth Jackson. Ohio dents should be given pre ference ' . 'i he ehntrmnnnl I tion are forgotten. ~ He feelh the public should Iii he ihni u.'d hi-i Jnduv' with the difikisit job or hnnq Chi- tna P'(j' ill be the IiiI't pnrnde ing thi' heqf ent,-le'. Thc - - - other segments of the popuhi IV T in Itte nnin1 h mid p1 -. . the board of R. .1. Rvynolds' Fronds, Inc.. i newly formed suhsidlnry acquiring the corn i 4 101141 ______ to dispH$che from _____ cve ______ -- or Sfi') million to the R 1 Re n&d'. Tnhaccu() IPCt1On Tunntng Ofl ttit Thursday Christmas Parade Marches IV filled willi the sollild of 11111sh, P41 at III(, fillel f _____ IPBI brruth uJt Av'niu. SRnfnrd. .I I I . Sold Corp P . aw.(63 MjIIjn / - - " . I . "". �p. I . .1~.~~ ?.1 cl-_ - )toI o- --k0,---- n I -_ - '00" 0 1 - - H ____ r ;.. "... -11 At '. .... .": . iI It . : Of Our Taking Care . - 'Would Own C 200 1' -. - - L' . '-- I., wi'pn ' . ________ '';, _-, '- '1 - - ht- ""' -11 ,,. fim S. , ,- -( _____ - - I - .e:'.; -. •..p-.' :i ., - S. - ' __:,_- Farm ' The I ans Florid Eat Poultry Moro Wr I. -- I ;, ' S • - • • .. L. a - - - - endoatog ., ,... S t I I ,:... - f .,, $ ' : I WASHINGTON S Is $ • cii t_ -S - - nrc muttering loudly that thi Ift,er all, the- remind the 1 -- 0 ('11ECKIN( IN, T-4- ____ ____________ shoot. onsored by Fitrost City Corn- 100 profit wits of Ft. 1,auderdalp. and the last by 3acohs. Estimated $2 rvali7ed from the event and another is be-ing planned before the ChristMerald Photo) mas holida~-S. c;,b1u , adult - ________ - - -- UnICaS they receive more icail - - -- e 4. - 41 - - - - 1. . I - nation on the fringe of lunacy. milexible to change, sticks to a ed Nations in Now York aro01 by fellow prcw in hii OWT . . voters. :tatnun But you meanwhile eliminate Ij JI i, ~ 6 . not most are basically guess- Izipnentng now, the result is Tintted States has managed tO ing -- ' k;.~ ".. I I 0 6 6 cees, reason ____ _____ ______ 0 - 0 S 0 Sutiitird Herad I *I.t'SCH A 14II;I.Ul • __~=_. .16545E NUUlNAKLa Iivatn,a Maui.r O'SU&, I4b Il.chsn5a hupt. 11114. I1a'Lr41' 19WI 111ifitugrapner AIJWT'I City dtte,, JUl11 IA't1,l Count) fulltur I'ei iii eanen "Ali'- . , i urdio prue.diii Cbr*atmaa .. Hum. biIiv.r- _____ MT..IST ' MAINS Steal 'i i, Uc Week Iaena SS 91) 4 I t'IIIJWVS' Teat £11 lul grainJeur and informal ftienüline of the IYVMNII Nail uffrounded 111-60 I 'Your 5.00 $ LAV 1 5 * V 5- I-'uatal LOu I(ejUlatlujia proviAs 14 13 tlI LOLl 1 wth that all mat) auimor$pUp be' a ,'tt. He"aig l a JSIIIIIIOSS Ut tb Pr..,, wasugi . .uuIs,e .sulualv.ly to the use tot ?spUblso,iUoa it all lb. local usws prhalac IV Ua*s Iu.wapapsr I sat biatora. Y1urIU. Unflat lbS Act cat Cuu".w. 01 MiI1'CII 5. 5151. _______ _ part of any UZ51a1'ILI, Is.W$ UT d*S?tISUS$ at USIS S41t&ll The H.t-sIC ass, be repruCuu.0 151 any asansass without wrlflsga pe'ru3iaalu vi the pubitah.t of The- fisrijiC Asip 1adiv1iasl I Oral rptn'mIbls lutrlssj*szj on The- herald' s copyright said will ta u.s.0 Lisbie' tu' "ije' ijiiiu' ej ,'• 4.- Saiz!urd r us. away. ..slip into a glorious adventure amid the Unity from Eustis, Acacia and Carro) of by atiaI Wh hopiol prdem, spritling fountaim and gorgeous flowering courtyards. Enjoy 11w festivities of yaw Oldest Cfty' gala 400th Anniversary Celebration. Expiore the 48 fascinating historical points of interest Fish (uif wu lb-hole nationally tamuu wurae, lLW$ aVpILt4IIUII Visit Manineiand, Drive and shell along tanzout St Similar low family daily itttirt available. daub I' 0w 1291 or call 904/8-5E31. 5'Vic( pay the poatage both waya. I I . . it ._'--; f ve.by.inail TWO LWAd ~111114D TO You IL$ TRY Till MOuTh cbthi know the Monitor's sin. ! above me average newspaper rs _____ ______________ - f12s Bonwn, ( ,)rl! him - TWO _ MAIN OICE TIO - "- & LEATHEI UNEN LEATHER GLOVES • CROCHETED LINEN & LEATHER ALt. u*ntu 0 - 312 -1 . ___________________________________________________________________ I - 322.1242 ____ i Candidates For . Merald Photos) place. - - I HOUSEWARE I SPECIALS ____________________ .. Meet Postponed J L, .5 : ~ i quet. . ------ %vivi atuuioriced that Mr arid %It-s. John P. Yatei Jr.. Nfri.: i 1 '- who won the second place 1~ of the December Jose;)h Reggal. Barry St. John. bobcat: Steve Jessie', wolf: Gene Lake Mary Chamber of CornGoodenough, Don Derickson, merce has been postponed due W<iylen Dray, gold arrow: Wayto the Sanford Christmas Palen Bray. Mike Penland. Don rude' which takes place ThursDerickson, silver arrow: Steve 10 PC. COOKWARE SET TEFLON S12.00 Req. meeting 00 $ Now d,ate of Jamic Hil liard, denner, day vvvnin~c. regular the C of i - scstions, Don Iackand Drew Donaiwe and Earl today. son, pres ident, May, assistant (101111cr. Jessie. announced Program I Meeting, is expected to take , The chairman, John Yates. expressed appreciation to all - I I .PC. WESTBEND TEFLON COATED ALUMINUM COOKWARE SET Req. $16.00 ---.-- Now $1400 PORTABLE WUH r. • • • • • again to the conventional inethiod of hot-branding. BeaBort Freeze-branding is said to be' . ,a11eaC OF CLEVER HOLM ITS III ' NOW EN FRANKLIN - 'TORES 4 I I'AW.TIIA AVL CI_ 'a 3Z21 f'id Ft'I 'hopplsq c..v 215th S.. erd Pork Ave' -4 ' - _______ ________________ - £ _________ ______ _____' 3" - - ON ROLLERS ___ • ____ . k4~r, ______ '!~*,' ' __ ______ . Now ________________________ tie or no pain. It' s done with SANFORD i H EATING AIR CONDITIONING PH. 3fl3 UIC S. F,..sI $..ford, p '.l - _________ _______ notic.d or .ff.ctIv.7 Your. reading this osil 1 1 -v _____ .% ' ________ OPEN ALL U • DAY '--S *TIL ~ S P.M. new, all new V.spo Super. Sofa, Chair, 2 End leWis, Calf.. T.bl., 2 Lamps, 3 Piece Bedroom Suit., Box spring £ Ma$te,u, 2 pIllows, pl.c. din.ft. s.. m•ans I column by 2 Inches. 'el - And Vespa has done it again with the Includes 1x2 Ph. 322.7121 inc a distance of at least three feet. _________ " ___ t. swol- ____________ I " c " : - ______________________________________________ '" 1. instrument which, a F ______ a Oil or gas find, tot qui4 cl.oi,, uniform warmth all winier tong. We'll be happy o giv, you a com p1.1. coal satimots, with no obIga. lion on your part. 3 Room Grouping 329' $800 ________ - .s-r just as effective as burning the skin, yet it causes lit- len and reddish area for about 24 to 48 hours. White hair eventtually will grow in the shape of . _____ •-- _____ - ,,.. animal's super-chilled - S 5. I GARMENT RACKS .y-" ' - by campaigns are used and more S Iiff 1iri HOLIDAY DECORATIONS • GREETING CARDS • GIFT WRAPPINGS • TOYS CAM I -. - -- UMPIWirA ZIP CeO. - AT IVA SPAULDINGI'S UN FRANKLIN STORE There Is A F.et.stic Arr.y . . ____________________ 322.1951 I nvi tes perfected In the siioniastorit's In Mrs. Eloise Webb, royal • Ranchers and farmers who the urly days of the Christian niatron of Daytona Bch _________ _________ brand their livestock should in- era. Court. vestigate the technique of ___________________________ freeze-branding before resorting IT'S CHIISTMAS CARD CASE 5 _____ der development. i .. ... ;,. meeting of Beac Lake (,'ub Scout Pack 2.11) were Gene Goodenough (left), who took third place, and Menibers of the post %velcom- or General when applied, produces ______________________________________________________________ ________ ____ given AND UNUSUAL GIFT IDEAS. WALLETS • 1YLA5s24 1$ae,as1sz __ 1.-I $ $ ISANCH 'OICl n.______ __________ mm - - -' . HANDBAGS 1w I'1i('lN; in Rocket E)rhy featured at Novimher 'ont, Grady Od0tTt and Mac Mc It * ILSA_U5 flrog<in, second. , by ___ ______ _____ I'i''s'ntations were tiiitde viewed by Mrs. Thompson who demand for new food products for iuestiona (rout the audICnCC, according to H olli s John. also led a question-answer li e- is said to be generally high, especially 11 major advertising Sort, past post commander. Hod. __ _N .. th PSII 't5uI cent ii I ! J, , P IT'S %. _____________ hines Msr _____ . it musional reputation world's meat newspapers. Tiy Monitor; see how It will take yon Jug fill ad ft 6W.4m belm. .; Post 10050 of Casselberry at den having the most parents only stone eaten directly by 7 p.m., Saturday, at te Post present (or the monthly pack man. It's common tlt. --_-----_------------------------------.-Iloiiw, 200 concord Drive. All candidates in the' Cassel- w Business Meeting," directed by most of the hardware, sundry berry Council race are invited to speak. A time limit Mrs. Clara Parker of Clear- and other non-food items, even he placed on each talk A VESPA! though they carry a larger mar- will water. period will and be allot.tai -' .'i. '"j' The business manual was re- 1n of profit. The customer's __ SWVO Yoe - -• being cios on Ron - (;(,lie Goodenotigh. first. Kevi n -otip dtiring the yenrti." nes4ineet have been developed since 1960. and prograin, it social hotill WitI grand royal Summarization was awn ' BRIDGES GATOR TEST DRIVE IT TODAY AT LEWIS SALES & SERVICE Jim Tripleff Pro P. I' i LUMBER _____ ___ FURNITURE Corner 25th & 323.1410 20% More Power. It's Really Gr.otI 2617 Pirk W. Country Club Rd. _______ ______ Sanford. Florida Ph. 322-7921 I AND ACE HARDWARE 700 FlINCH AVL -_ 'aw. $11 I I• VOGUE & NEW YORKER _____ _____ _________ _____ Get yarn' l$ow,d Just fr - • glv- Penland, second, and Den 10. Invocation was given by Mrs. tee by the retail outlets. Annie Laura Foster and welAs the shelf sjice becunes _____ Meml,ers from all courts ___________________________________________ ____________________________________ particip4ted in an amusing critical, a number of food stores skit., "How Not. To Conduct a may find it necessary to drop as adver+ised in be -S ETIENNE AIGNER bthe miCItolHiIIonthS, ire the lute woet ecat you I Ar __ ____ the self"addresaed enve1op and Ocupany ____ 4.1W tOTia ire ____ _____ i _ - ____ additims hem too . I I ___ ____ is. penuy! We supply I For color folder and reservations mite Manage D. rateL. CHILDREN FREE (Eu ropean Plan, ___ under 12 in parents roam). Baby ll depart wmphltiil~ reireshed! P. Y= savinp heated pool. putttng green, tennis, color TV room, dinner dance Sat., Free ice, free parking. 'T. •. - Sodium chloride has been callSmith's den 3 won the "Cub. it,ors from King Solomon, On- of Clearwuter, member of the 721 accepted more th Veteraus of Foreign Wars by." given each month to the ed the "edible gem" and is the eida, N. Y., also took Pai't. grand court leadership commit- the number of products dropped ALSO HUNDREDS to nand ]iittcxl and package,...wdtopayyturlaim Useittoniake TOtT VaZ 2 NIGHTS 1, place the folIowin Thursday. Wales, Guelda Cress from po te ntial l eadership. Main and Street Journal. The paper said Jackson said Y JANE CASSEthIIlll{Y Who assisted In making the RocOcala, Coral Gables from subsidiary motions were Illus- the stores rejected more than anti, Crown from Orlando. Vis. trat.ed by Mrs. Hazel L. PlehI 80 percent of the Items, but the A "Meet. Your Candidates" ket Derby success, Mrs. Allene an offs . et progruni wilil he spontiored by , By ALL __ - with the University unit. Buyers for Grand Union stores were offered 4,160 fl('W Items Cape Canaveral from Cocoa, Howard W. Smith, deputy Daytona Beach, lear-water 24, supreme royal patron and rep- last year by producers and pro- IDEAS p, tie i'Ws mont. I., •- - Den 9. Waylen Bray. first, Mike coo p erative servk'ea Orange Blossom from Lake resentative to Nlexico, spoke on Cessors, according to the Wall TheMonitortsasaworiwideift ______ - first, Doug Krenzer_ second: itlsti t-i't'eivt'iI supreme Camellia from Jacksonville, patron. . htth per fO. nO Include-_ 5 mcious room with bath, b rea kf asts, 2 gourmet di nne rs, color- I It items LDC&PPU We specialize hi anaIyzir and hitar. S 2 it's like a stay in Spain! , is de I buuittay asiC Cli cut nuea pu blib.cl UlJ1stlr'&'w 29 HOTEL. life nu'inlu'rship by I ha' Pont of publicity. matron ____ hitetnatjnal - iiltn 'i're, Den I, Jim Mae ___________ p'etm me 'm- M from _____ , Advertising DIlKIS WI144AM5 Mucl•ty idtwz flul'riE ___ *5.15 A 5411(3K Advsrt1atsi thr.ctaT iir rsuau ' I2111I'IJi £541.J /e*uCU$Ii- Editor 1 ' ii Nov. 29, 1966 PIIA %lt VIII,'I'$I5,I1, t*re.itst$S LAISItS ' i3$taIUL itlIiIlt'I , - jmri'titn of Ucnr f,akt! Cub Scout Park 230 tin they arrived for their 'Trip to liii' Moon.'' theme ni the Novt'nihtr meeting. - a,,iiiig with lii'; own rocket to 3964 <itid 4 In 1960, The article Bjttrkh was overall chairman plc in Sanford, was adjudged and conducted by An especial welcome was ex- also pointed out that within the of the program. a "great success" by M rs. banns A. Thompson, deputy tended Mrs. Dorothy Daven - past two years the It. .1. Heinz royal matron of the port of Bradenton, grand royal Clarence Snyder, royal - Supreme Council. Courts parti- matrun of Florida who briefly Co. has marketed more th an 20 and has 30 more tin cipatinar with Sanford were addressed the group, and John new V FW ' flspaper with semiy teams emphasis is on c& fls, __ the uiiajoi national kd. Ritmail -. • " The meeting was directed gram spoke on the importance ycar. This compared with 11 In of the tiocial hour and Ifenry nienter. went to -limmy Nfilter, aranth, held at Masonic Tem- WWII - . 'iii' Recent leadership training of the local Cathedral Court, come was extended by Mrs. Adv4InceIne'Iit awards, pre General Mills, Inc. placed 19 u-efreslunentn were enjoyed. Mrs. Institute for membe rs of Am- Order of Amaranth. Snyder, who later In the pro. new products on the market last Sally Fnulhiuuher WUS in charge sented by Cubmaster Dick Par- newspaper - ready to t.lII it.isiAi. Foods ed it. I. Severs upon his return Den I. first place trophy and l)rllic Derickson. and CubmastCorp.'s sales currently conies after it lonk,May lit filly 1411CH certificate or award: Steven Derkicy, 1)cn 4, second I)lte er and Mr. Parmener had front products u nknown II (I L" Veteruits hlosh)itluh. il 0 iocal I \jfls -- set Street Journal disclosed that .5 Amaranth Training Institute "Success you read • it.t A recent article In the \Vnll Legionnaire." ngs rerommends n_ .~~ romidt-d rocket. all second, and Gene Goodenough. pres id en t , for her group, Jim Mw.Geen (right), third. or Florida's Agricultural ExtenPast Commander Dan Gilbert trophy and certificate. Awards Ili workmanship. judg sion Service. mpoke pridning, Chitinberm for 0 0 0 ed by Jack Miller. John Pro- nuee'ting. i,t'iii liii "otitstaiitlliig aunt loyal per TW many mother, Mrs. mother. hi as (lPfl - purl Icljmtc in a tOO foot rare. (Ion of (hi- Mervin' offit-er's wvi'e ;ihiowed a first and second product ion. We were 37th In turkey produe- specialist ative efforts in sponsoring a benefit skating party, Sept. 25. kiffice Monitor Page 4 nonbroiler shown with also smoke-nut it Ili me rinais. ,riminy Simpson . of this year. according to Dr. Collitilander Frank St(.tl(ll(! for Mr.4. Steudle, "ine it, first, Jim MacGeen, Ralph A. Eastwood, marketing the legion and by (left) and John Mjkler, manager of Skate City, for their cooper- 'WIi' _________ 1&rra@ in and In non-broilers by the end -- CERTIFICATE AWARDS were presented by It. H. McGibbeny (center) Seminole County director for ALSAC (Aiding Leukemia Stricken American C.bildren), to Larry Burnett, accepting for the South Seminole Jay- 0 ______ anfarb _____________________________________________ year setting of StIIgC I Altamonte Slwhigs (utnmltt'rn Night" at (lie 11111 35th move ill) one rank In broilers I -I . - 4.~ - Herald Area Correspondents ' from There appears to be it good -'~~--, f.;' -., - ,.a ~ _________________________________________________ - S U -- Jumiwd (right) who Cub Scouts Take 'Trelp To Moon Legion Honors ce cer qi \Iue to Eni I May. Waltt'r Ma',, ninu. aM Ii is niothet' d Is)InyM over-sized rocket tiseti possibility that Florida will I A 'I'Inimy itflpsOfI ( h'ft.) . who r(%ceivtlM iiwiird front .John Yates. chair- I':itk't Racket. I lei'itY W8M WHIt II year. . a ________ - - - •. I but dropped to 21st place - ë1r ill; (-otal: Den 3, Fred Marten, first. place 1w the end of 1905. Our M('t'Vi('t' to the vetfit'ld l)nrrell Smith, second: Den 4. weak point was in broiler pro 'ia.iis ntiil Ii willitigitens to an(Iuctltm. We were 19th in 1951) su flu' nt her iltit it's for the wel - Jeff Yates, first, Donnie Putt, '.5 - tour ____ w the Division of is (Ii) a vividly as I over - ' e to aid T)em(,cratj( candi- tucO iipplying to crises over- the extra value of the ingested 1 work- which tries to patch frag-I chaas. He has mustered to hit; frustrate for If, .years and titerms;,I T)emocratir leadem of n (1(;7.- date~, 0i, tht Penple tend to be forretful , eve of tile Nov- , seas. Apparently he intendi, to i truce chemicals and ,%ItaminE ments of information together !tuppart millions of Chinese most likely ablu it) frustr8tr thirI ~ ev key states an(] cities Illivu uniber F elections. he h,,- drivt. tit(. fire wupor himself : without growing fat. with are, which is the first about a nation where few out - 1 ynutr who, under the badge of year again. thins woman forgot. with mi large cadre of Heavy organ exercise heeit culling and visiting the stripptii thi Democratic Nitsiders are privy U) Red China's thu "Red Guard," have tried bv I Thu General Assembly is u)~ Whttx, Hou%u sinm thl, rerplil tlona! C,Oninlitwu of power and 12ed fil-t- fighten.' U) bacl, him ithe tiny muscale colls it) break il'm' anti numbers to tcri-Ot'- vote on proposal tar yenr'a elections ti warn that thi nianpnwt insiders, Newsp&per used to print, down and release their themIicmocrati candiBut even tile rest or tile Cam- i in, the nation inu) it docile ~ study Of what U) do with Chilul's i worst ii ve- tA- conif unlest tlit datei rereive(I fur less suppnrt : -:rirne swries became obedience Selilito! Bobbl- K U in 11 e d y . icul content into your blood. I i U.N. munist world seems stupefied' obefliencii tv Alan. seat. still occupied by I Pmsitlent* attendi, U) part;3- hus- i from national headcluarterE .~ nieunwhile hut, b' cguzi w exploit 1 Thus. croutinu and tbr highly t' the law was at' cOlu nn it I by the antic on tht Red ChInese Sat -t- tht- :trrn:; ha: not titter Chiang Fai-hck' NaUouaIiat this we potential weakness. Be is controversial "Erobiozen" are wasn't news. Nowadays f ~ dunno. leadership and over the week-' fered yet. it can Lm assumed 1 Chinese on Formosa. courting the old pros alienated ~ poured into the blood. end the Soviet Union called on that, whatever his reason for There have been proposals ti , by .lonnsort's disinterest in Since Dr. Andrew C. ' Middle age is when you the Chinese uj put ii curb an I what hits happened, Altin still I replace Nationalist China witi, i their Inca] needs. Chit, of Bob- has shown that Erebiozert I tine' tin- bucking of the military - lied Chinn In the United NaAlan. by's hul-kerb, Theodore Soren- duces beneficial effects on can. think a gid with something in // tions. One of the proposals lo*t set, Counsel to the late Presi- cer victims, it is thus possible her eye is a close Vote last year. Thedent lienriedy, made a speech that heavy exercise retards IdI ii expected to iose If we get inuc,j more to New 'Yorl: Democrats lust cutseer growth. again ttti year. put the blame on Lyndon if analysis of Erebiozen showed beyond our incomes. Mrs. .Ths. E. Muithieu'z Mm. Julia Hartos III'- will probablyapprove j that it ulso contained a large -. in 1t9(Th nmve sponsored by th e Unit consponent of ercatine. er States successfully last year Thea party nrgunzuztion tinBent- Luke-fiur esi Cit' Luke Mar' Rut kuding chemists prnved I Mn.. Murvarni Miles tionaliy and now is a ahumb1e, Soren- that creutmi' and Erebiozen Weter Mi-i.. Jrun-once- again to re sen told the Democratic faith- were different on a dozen qui re fi two-thirds VOLt' to _________ I ul, and that was largely the counts. So maybe' both are change China's representation Caaae!berr l.aki' Maui-rnfor the United Na party losses anti-cancer agents! % Mrs. .luinc Ceaselberr' ti in ons Alm. H. L. JohinMoti on November ) I E. Such The Kennedy ii 934-5046 two-thirds vote, or , (4)) Physical artmtv . seemr, t22-t7!2 '1 finger, by proxy, was pointing to serve as a tonic to our M&MM course, is harder to get than a ~ Chu!uotss 1. J L Loirwuod simple majority vote, which is Mn.. Lisa linker - obvious reason why tll(.; .000mor 4W I6t.Ift3 ~ 1 938-3.4117 I Ijnited Sta te' supports It. If the IteRar North (ti-inside world had to vote cii the biggest Mrs. John Leone' ' . 1 Mrs. Marilyn.- Peterson 0! 1966 it would have to be 3?&.OK0i lied China. Itehsonas Oateen I Mn. M'dred fluiu" "'.'lloil ~ q**~[ Mrs. Clarence' i'ntder I A feniuli niosquiw stubs her ~ b> UL Ii. 1 3-I5.41 Euiterpris.' ___________________________ victim with a complex proi,ocj By the way, Ethel, just hoe' many cabinet posts ore equipped with six piercing orMrs. tiulefuit Harris (ivieth, ______________________________________ there" Mis.. Ruth lbtvädsu l'flfl. YOU I 66S4604 ______________________________________________________ 3firb.1651 ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 0 it, - i, • - - place winner in earli den. Re- as * I .- - Ranked 39th in egg production <try Ivisinn of Chinti which seemli busy wre-stling with proposals, party is surely tit(acting out it fantasy. Nothinr nourishes a friend. .'.;l1f-Lifit,jLIly, Johnson's polit, 'I Johnson seemi. committed ti, I the h1uhher around your wnim till 1: 111deim, I shnut letttnr Tted Chinn have n'~ rut of sill. Despite all the -intez,netatiams autdalt-d u) big underling.%. ical lwer: arf, nngTy becuus(,,: : tht, mini, firt.-wagan approach that thu nedentury heavy eni- I ship like an occasional feed. Whatever tht, cause of what'R U.N. membershit) which the I or M ChInWh troubles, much It I problenu: uE he hah I on sman show. Thus fyoU guin , In g of compliments. Yet that it; what iF happen- J(ihn%or, cunrelled & 30.stutc, 1:1, voliticul .,, ii ." i Ii . brought to my phice Ili 1950 to 121h plave last, Alex J. Serraes Florida Public _________________________ reasons: again very Floridn • . ~_ :- •1 .- I)art Is getting brighter. I .. .... . - . ' A ,: .I . ; - isfttry-pi(1iicini states in America. Unfor 'i's n tunately. this Is not (lie case at bI Ulnry Aniet-luan i,egioii <,f ,tll. but the picture for the mos t l'mtt I 81 ii,iil Auxiliar y linU. nutting • - . I- valilt.-A. We linve led tile 1111tion for se vera l years now, Willi (lils well above file nvvr. age consumption (if poultry. e might conclude flint Florith :'nIs -5,'. ' -- - _ fl - nitini which t'tided June 0. 1000. The total per enpita consumptioti of poultry in till? United States for (lint two-year period was 40,8 pounds while we in this state consumed 47.2 pounds per I IF target for turkey ~r -' .. ~ tn-sliection's report for tit(, Well ___________________________ 1_u•______________ - - So why does hard muscular One of you for your superfor ~ -the GOP fur outslient, cooperation in making this a work seem to ctend our 11 ~ Nnincrub-, for hoth House and 1 spun! most sucemful venture and attcntiim to isnues and too ~ Here are tht. suggested me& making Our job so easy. politicul organizituon. Powerful L S I their lam. schools have been closed, antidnated. J Lt-'l.,ai-id Jacobs. The first of 42 tnt-keys given was won by Jim Lundquist., " LBJ ; -- titan attention involved. The same holds true of 46 of those sold- - -i: a glancing ~ concerning the just fininhed 2nd ion were recorded, and only ~ j Annual Gas Cotiking School. vight Of the 46 died under 71 .1I After reading the headlines _.,,l ages .- , an nation. This was - ' than we have today for our Only, It was apparent all did males. ; n One of those soldiers reach- his or her job well. For th is, we than did Republicans this year ed 90 and 17 were In their RDa. sincerely thank each and every- - Lvndai ines' tiii ranting year. Is - munity Association are (1c,ft to right) Ai Krciwer, Gone Mickel- and The Sunlit- I long been I our true - i S Invut-ite dish with those who w ith It I 'dslt state as well those or us who i-catch' here. I well proven foci, since I This l"Iot'i dii CoflIttiflieS I11OII? ('Ilil'k- I nn' other stale In the i ii Lakes the full effort of everyone ~ chicken tins '• . I '-'- :- a on -' It . .; (Speelni to I The Sororil liernld - 4 .AIIASSEE -- ern-fried Letters e i-i-il o ----,S Attackinat TMII I I 1 'l . ntture ('nmmIshiner of A '• - more ., D -. - - - - re- a fuc$ it is estimatNi that the middle-aged in 1966 have only about eight weeks inntvity thun the middle-aged in Lincoln's day. itnr, Herald: Nr. Pettengifl cited some InFor a project to be a success, teresting data about the Rev- Just as the football field. It 'lutionarv soldiers who settled ' - - fly ------------- so t I 1 -, IH)VU CONNER - - J - ' S - ------------------ - _____________ - :* -,'Ir. . -•- -- ~ old folks! - -.5-. • - ' - -' ----- :''-- .4. If - - • ':-'- -. I -. -p - -fl" - --' - - 0 -. .: - - . .- --- steady power. , ___ ___ Than U.S. Bar 11 , J -- -. and 21) cents to typing greatly reduced the death rat when 'nu among hnbie, we haven't dane and printing send for mu' of his bnokhtJ..' I1iU'h to CXtL'ild the lifespiin o _______________________________ <j Il . I - i Front ' help and money from Washinp- i (1) Working penpip are not i 'Y'reltideni iF 1 mol. part'. ipan- .Inlinson penple. but with a diftere, cx-. ~ Wt-.at seem. ,, U) have happened' When in dictator hnF tr) depend' I ton, they cannot promise to likely to become overly fat er. i: tin United SUtt.es untiar It in unified but only to the is th:F: Alan failed ui rivet canJ On YoungsterE by . predisposes ' the MWJons In' It is not tno surprisinp that , sysLen. of government is sup- liver strang majorities for the I Since obesity extent that It Is controlled by trot, or at 72 he got careless Chant his slogans as a symbol of th ere hn been ht the leader of his 'ticket In 1i46, tin local Denuhigh blood. pressure, heart to critirinn of posed one organization, the Commu- about It: or some of his top lieu- unity, the picture is ota- of revo- 1.1ohnson'F nbilln, hie, diabetes and even can. w con(tur,, nutr ~ P'lrty UF Well UF rommander.in- , crilts to ~ _____________ ___________________________ I ., nist party. and one mup of Itennnt.h. anxiom about the fu Aution by foreign affairs. After <dl, his; ritief of th e nrnit'cl forces, And • As yet., .iuhso seems unim- ce-, th en slenderness Is good chieftains, the party leaders ta-ire of the country or hungry , childishness. This Isn't the political c:pi'rienct brian he By WALTER C. PARKES it. th ey ask wi th pressed with theb pleas, or by Insurance for long life. ,who Wa under the thumb of the father of for r,nwer of their own, began tat WL1Y he wart his lie didn't liecanif. president ww, almom ! sonit. survasm, wit(, Used tt, Itepubliclit, C, 11 14 * Ru Bring smug in ,your own ipittot or disagree among them - conquer China with childrer It nfl. Maw Tac-tung 'jit,l1v at national affajr.. caution 1II rolteagucs It Con- fllis."s lurgi' plans for hwigor- more vitamins and minerals. nrn-zance, you put before your Wi th thi spectaclt Iii front Of ripped by Internal aelve Ott the succession to Mao But It Is . ating the GOP by drives to For when you work hard. I Rut for a professional iiitl- gres- tititi i<t + . dissension that It looks like a I when he dies or fades: or Also.! them. the members of the 1Jnfiund younp ynu Pat and drink- much more. 4.. __________ _________ 4. _______________________________ costs "'. -, - "But ask the beasts, and they will teach you; the birds of the air, and the - plete with war lords, to one of ant- time partner and biggest I factorieS Idled, raltroad. knots. the great powers of the earth, neighbor. 4 . r l'n I SI'.". - - - 1. ~ ed. medieval Condition. Cam- break witli the .Soviet 'Union, , - - - cover - .- WASHINGTON (AP) - In, 1.1nder him Chinij haf, had ant- - 11ti: thai can change fa- t- Alean- ~ -Inlinnoti ip nn%,- under less than .15 years mainland Chi-I dlimster after another in famign I I - __________ _________ Nov. 29, 1Ilflfl rt-aI 'antnt -- l .c Y Thought For Todey no has moved from a dilapidat - relations climaxed b- __________ _________ ____ . ! 1, '. • . ____ I I - _ Mir i*itc Wise flCN1 In : i 4L hobby. he , - _____ S ! 322 2611 SANFORD HERALD, has also lest - : is _____ ________ ___________ a t1t . means that f).000 well, okay then make It 10,000 are "navy oriented," will tell you ;-Job 12:'?. s * or make their living there. In Seminole County we are told that God stands as It. were a handbreadth there are 70,000 people (and these fel- n, leaving his creatures room to I THE CALL JAN MCCLUNG, CASE A42: - ________________________________ ._,,i._. Of The Nlemvs Anal3TQIQ THIS PAGE ADVERTISING INFORMATION ABOUT _ _ to - I ____ 4 cMW4'r! - - the lows with Rtatistics sny . this ir, a low in. -Tlohert Browning, r4nglish pnet. ____ ____ 0 WIndOWS. day, thrn-noiyhly . ' tier, was the rerznt 'United Fund cam- that are representative of us and whitt I f I., tOR _ to fei UN - 1 bore who "work at the Navy fla.qe' mile County gave in the same ratio as (even though some of them are In Vim- "the Bors in Blue?" The United Ftmd Nam) support the community activi- would then be getting up Into figures - ________ f an Ni I 1. - there are ____ feel makes for happier, friendlier associa- ed-which in this case means "open'tions. pursed" as our Navy neighbors. Let 's A striking evidence of how our neigh- see now; suppose e'erv family in Semi- that the average family is three. That ::: that &ñ UN ,flfl( aboard th base aTid (1inic We hnve a psyehint:rk that ?ou eannot be ncth'e an blue! same Hfeipan Ni a1mnt the Sn one of the slmph't pre. true Its !'rlpt.ion for bantshin mental tnda. For doeton have addthe depreinn Ia tO et into ac eek! t1.'rake hrik walk. fe$PM% of Rd3lt% R( To 'our irnnin or wash the muaiei IIflN' c''er' Rut by all means et Into thh may prevent Samuel 1 motion. Keer your joints hibri. Pettengill Is a former U. S eatNi by daily erehie. Jet a It Isn't t'vefl WISC Conreaaman and superb ansta nd too lone thnritv on our constitution. th e cylinders grow rustsAmerican history and the human mnehlne likelila use. told me "Thr. Crane," for my booklet "How Send centiy, "our pioneer aneestora to IAnie IC) Pounds in 10 Days,," had to work long and hard. long stamped, 72"They usually put vel ops, plus 20 romalned turn en hour veek, vet th and streamline your chassis! strong and healthy, an could a'a write to Dr. (ANthat vigorous It could ,,.,,.. id to Crane muscular effort i enclosing a )ng paper. tong ife ? " - To use round figure.- let's Ray that ___ _______________ h'tta nninl Pettewlll' of Commerce people recog- 'personnel give another In proportion. nlzed the economic impart and the re- So, folks, It adds up this way. Fourteen ceulty of replacing this vital spending percent of our population gave 25 perwith new industry. The remorse over cent of the funds to help take care of losing our "pride and joy" was genuine our deserving needy. We know it to he and widespread. true (yes, it's axiomatic) that "the But, from sources throughout. San- Navy takes care of Its own". But, you'll ford and Seminole County came, also, notice that these fine folks also help the impending heartfelt loss of friends, and HOW they help! take CSITe of of folks who have become not only some of OUR own. neighbors with whom to talk across 'Well, that sort of gives us something the back fence, but energetic partici- to think about for next year, doesn't h " pants in our church life, in school Surely, we who are on the scene permittivities, it all the "living together" that nentiv should be nt least as open-heart- to __ rait Chamber paign. And this also points toward an we REALLY ought to be giving awakening of our civilian responsihili- agencies of tIF. Worth - thinking about, isn't It ties and some planr for the post-80 June 1968 years. _____ • i 1~1 ___ _______________ \Torr Some ,months ago when the gtate- figure). 5i, one seventh of our census is "Navy". mont of the Department of Defense wa look now at the Dnit.ed lund Take issued, savin g that Sanford Naval Air returns. The hard-working 'ampzaigm. Station would no JO2IRCr exist after 30 er racked up 41,000. Th e Wing (that's June, 1968, there re man y cmment Wing One) at SNAS gave one locally about the effect of this directive, big cheek for $8,000. And the Station . Or. Crone's BeiieveMiss America, '68?" You . I it I •: 11 3 __ -___ -_ -- ~ !, .11 . . • ___ ___ - - . - ---- ---------- I- 1 I . 00F -':', 44 .a'. , . . ' . I . _ 1 - prbw, . • ... -- I .1. -. I �& .fI 1 .. - . -...- .. ..---. ., - . . . _ ø . I.... 1 '"71 a . (7 I • • - --• - ' 6i 4 I 4C . ...........- --- - : "k " "I - ... - I .0I % I e I. .~, I \ - I e t / , 14 14 ,~I~r T - 444'1E 4fG r W,4Y'VE PWZ..Lf/'$, A C J.4 ),.;, I .) U /* L /fl 1 For Perversion I e;:, ~_ I In Children H 741 II, S IEISEIP Lsa £pI4 ~ b&I ., LIQ I I 1 V '' ( / ( I ?I -~ . ; I * k. MOM r " .~ / *,W_ i - G C - A f . .t -f 4~ I - ~.; I- G //i11 C7E01W71A 7&CA1 II 7O41 , . 7 TE J.tV 'VE5T, AQ7AE,n4ME MIC#q. S7'47~ 7-= -A/A/Z:3!1;EE ,_..~', . . , JAL.. S7VE C.i.AiVC, 44 ICHIZA IV 1_~1_0,Ql.~>A I .,. '. . i I I : - I .1...1.I . I . fl: I I.I~ 1 . 1 I.., . ... I I er I~ _______ 1. . . ;, ..... AlInA ~ I .... Eagies ,q'j. ': ~ . f .1.1. . - . ! .. ..,. I ,: 4I.C.L.A. MCoLZ S!rA7'E A074 215DAAfS . ~ 1*-,, Jh MiiRRA " merica • Cage Play ' i Ir"sh Grab Solid (iJ.J* ' k)'. h'i •k ,, - t N EW YORK (NEA) - In 1st Place Margin ' .. Open strong mim ill, front. Rry. - - • For 11 : culls Ray Perkins his finefit itI]- I , ~I . 1 , ~ 1, It ~- II ' . R% Thr Associated Pres, It"s NoL11(~ Dame by a more solid first-phice mar- Tic, the ]966 , around atthleU PerLmn hpend i . ~ I I4 - - f I I ~ I ; , I I I t".Ii. -? .1 4 4 11 . , , . .. its ~ - Hurricanes A friend of Open Play mine and Ins number of licenses issued With ' young holl that all nfet'. preraubons tip it, till1 V uIld V'i'Ved tile wilitC be exereined both in tile fie of "Allari, that guy . wab a fixill, it) shoot flee. '(o -' , phi'. Tonight TALLAHASSEE - hitinv I . sportsmen who art, dormant I Ce.cil I . The souti, Senihiole Hurri- during time' summer come to life canes will iimn thuir basketball NEW YORK, N. Y. - %%l ith when the sniell of gunpowder season tonight when they host ~ UIC. hunting sealioll ill Jul] swilig, mixt-b with autumn leaves. tilt- Mt. Doru Bible School's ~ Lambert Sets - IRVING a. NI. I- $ a 0 I - EC IALS - I . ~- I ~- ,' , ~, ? . ;. , !, , I . . . r, ' ,:,. . . .. . I I np~ ~i~~ If k-t- "_ .. 1. ___ ~- - 1., _,_ EVERY DAY .1 I ! I I - lllv~' lit 8 I,-ni. tonirlit. Tile (;X.1 yurds. Quarterback Jim Lu, i 44K lit rraderb. rituelictl It)- I'letA. eat, completed 31 or Go aerial- ~iluiJ at j-011 ir It-: Sim(ord i1ttridd )al attvinpLs. Eldridge. Luciis. l~,jmkjei*L Allid Stl-jit,gilill, M11V Ili$' 9.4, f1i6er., Uf I.I.d. Pilolu, will %- iv iii a lirt- liminury for*428 yarda. backup-main mil'a. Hu-rts hilt on 19 40 1w- 204 Al t. 6:'JU. PAUL LAMBWI' I*id. Aft"A IFACKAGI $Ton OPEN UMLY - 9 A.M.4116 FAA. 31 0 I. FIRST WE IYf TOP VALUE 5IAt4p - - . I .. ..V 1-1 714?r--. ,~. ,~-ki--~-!!~ t i , ,, ,; - - i - ------ ---. i 1~ % . . - . 17- -_ ... ;_ r . . - 14 ., - *1 I American Legion Memorial Smart U Chr*stmas S CD mavgcD Lki Executrix SANFORD PtAZA PH. 323-1776 -_- --__- S i ies saving * sle Quant*t urry. White, his wife, nob as: Lot 7, Illock 11. HEIPTI.F.It I" 0 0M I I , I .,!. Foremost' , - .. - Whife .1 1 . 1~i ~~ Black 27-me. cvuwmft* W06 14-mo. Free I.p1usmest FED. TAX. SIZE . 10 . to I .,- - - 600*1 V4 775*14 ................ 2,20 604 SOilS *"% I,,m's• s 94"'tIM -' I t; *a On '01. - 520*11 1.13 aud s61s 1 32 UI Old Tit*. " .7., -1 - 1, . a 10 I . :. .- .. . 1 I t ,i Plus lied. 845115 ................ 2.35 Tax And I Old The. I 125*14 ................... - . x 1.36 152 let%& .,, 2i 01-:110 V" tatol, - .4% &%% We ~irlA %% Vs l&0ki%,11"r6A*#S404 $A 9( on. :'t' ':'- US 1.13 Or!~410118% 61 tt, f 0111c"o grA I County, Florida deacribed I - t. C10 V_ 1 53 6 SOil 3 . - I S .f 0 All mylon r.orJ for itrongth ,sn,J saNty : • Formula poipcem. rMb.r for losr tr.dd life . - / WRAP-AROUND .% ), . ' I SAFETY TREAD -- - '' . ., - - : . *-, *, IV - - -. . .. TIRE SAVER SPECIAL! $ 4 wh.. baIsMd, W*I'Ihh INGIV&d. ....... '. 14 inee. 7S4S - . *vphivmvmI S011,9 Awplacenwer Cilaige ................ 1 5 - - Clerk of this Otrcu$t Court Ifyi Margaret Itil. Tyre I a/ Janisit C. 00111111, ORACY T 11 33. Block 2, WICA'rU- Assistatit United States Attorney Deputy Clark t I ! ** I All uflknown spouses O'C according to pint thereof Clerk, Circuit Court Seminole Cauuty Vlari4a I 40 '.1 It V. 10k;RIJ1,101, 1101MMON AND Doputy Clivrk I i cost. Men are to bring a gift suitable for a man and wo- . By: I)vnna u. iWarkos al I TION, according to tho plat Pubilah Nov. 8, 15, 22, 29, 1966 SemInole County, The' sbbrevlatt hereof as recorded In Plat I'NJ'$l rd title or tilt, culic. in IRVING flook 12, Pages 44 and 67. of If. Vl-'INC) and IttlTif the Public htecordsof Hemi his wI!.e, I'laititiffs. versus M L XINT111 JUDICIAl, ciucui'r. IN 11010 County, Vlorlda. HAIMIS jond CAIMIK IIARRIS wifA.. I'( ad., Pelenda tits. Th; Including speelfically, but by the AND Volt ?i1CNINJ)1d N CoVx,s,v, debe rip1usi i.f the re-al property way of limitation the following PI.OII1I)A fixturcm slid oijulpinent, to-wit: IN' 11,1111AN'(110,111V Nil. JW" Involved le, up, @,et forth above. PI.AIN'i'IF'F, 3- Refri gerator by notified tliMt suit to remove cloudw from sitid quiet finn the title to the above D1W1NDAN'l'. fic4 t 'ft t a suit to frecloas a i property t'nibed N'0'1'1(1i3 '1(1 AI'PEAR , ugntierthg the above brought against you In the above tur ':perty has b..0 fli.d '14)1 O'J'IH JAMIH itOlilCRT$ON, , described entitled cause by IICVIMJ iVicose, resIdence Is 'iii. V1,11110 atid AUTH VLrINo, his Sit y o u and you are hereby knuwn. wife, and you tire hervby requir- required to serve a copy of your ed to file your appearance, a: &war. tir othrr defensive pl*iL4- Plaintiff's attorn eys, VICB!$ nie your written del.n.. to the 6 Ing and AND 0 It A C Y, 11111 of C'umpladlit for divorce to serve a copy tilere- ROBEIMON of upon Bernard C Mu.synskl, wiio:e*ddreati P0 IJOX *71, f11.I tieieln :.-1 Narth Jdagnolia Avenue, Or- Dunedin, Vlorl4s, 33621, and tits tile Clark of tile ithove Murt oil lando, Iflorida, attorney for tile orlulliul in tile office of the or beftiru Doevisilier Slat, load. y of saine upon i r before liii 7th clerk of the Circuit Court on jit1tfu day of I)econiber, loss. It you or bofors December ?Ili, 1944, Plaintiffs tt'm1 e fall to do so. a decree pro can- otherwise tho allegations of said Woolfork. IQ$ 8QUIll J'Al-rumore be entered against e'vgnplatne will be taken as eon Avenue, Orlando Florida. lien' ii a in teused no o * et I you for th e relief u*tfl*fl d This notice atasib be publish. Pro Cont.uu will he entered the coluplallit. WITNNAM my Ij#n4 an4 the ed unce exch week for four con- airidual you, WITNIC"M illy 11*1111 gild oval . &assl of said (:ourt at Idanforti, bitcutive weeks in Ih@ Hanford Ott k1allforel, 86111111016 County, County, Florida, this nersid. Dated th is 4th day of Noy.m. yiui'tds, this 35th day ci Novs,ss. tile4tb d ay of November, A. I. tier, 1066. it lI$. (V I.,* A W (UAL,) (OYIPICJAI, SEAL) A. Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for Saininuls Couiltir, hese s M1 ~"I - 0 SANFORD, FLONIDA a 0 - - ordin. to the 0 T=12 and 209 . Willard Drive hot F There will be entertainment, And to All partits claiming nole county. Florida At public 4-i-orded In Plat Book 4, page Intesthtm by. througli, under or outcry to the higbout und agaltint the above named natural bidder for cumb at 12:00 Noon oil Fvndrjole County. Florida. All cof the itbove dt-scritied pro- defendants not known to be dead Tuesday, December 13, 1966 on tile Xteps of tile Seminole Counj)erty 10tuate, lyinsr slid being In or alive. Aiiol to: All parties hilvIng or ty Courthouse. Satiford, Florida. st- min vie 110ri5d t il l s uit liave Ittt'.e 1966 a::5y:) in:fldMoY I)at the to, quiet Arl d cr,rifirtri tile title Inu described property altuata Untled Stattis Alarshal Middle District, of Florida to the isbovo do-herlia- d property In Seminole County, Florida, toii1ch tult hat; been in s tituted The Circuit Court Iri und for gVLUD W-e I1111 SeTnitiole County. Irlorlda. ac- of raid al)ove named natural de- recorded In Plat Book 13. Pages ih club HowlI 0 To the Defendants: )lip duly authorized deputies will M. It. White and Patricia A. sell tho property situate In Semi. -r Joen li *ng'Our AUTO CENTIER to bring a covered dish or (tea- md to ant as Are al I IIITL and PA- S I OF AMERICA Plaintiff, X. A. NVIJITI-, #.-ither of them; and all parties LOTS I-'. ~VALLRII. film %Vife, De. de iseea 1ti,:t:ea lien:s-: f ntiants -() I 1( I Or NAI.ditors, granteeF. aspignees trus- havlt,g or claiming to have an ives. arid/or other clalma~t,; G. right, title, or interest In the Notica In lirreby given that pur. C. - KING his cr of Foreclosure entered on d if fendaitis. if all% Defendants. October 10, 1966 by the above dead, hiti or her unknown heirs. entitlad Court In tile above devisees, legatees, lienors, credi. i Till NOTICH OF SUIT %AUI OF 'I'IIL STATIC styled cause, the undersigned tors, gruntees. aitsignees. truslinited States blarshal or any of teps, and/or other cialmunts. OF VLO191DAt L' ' I - MIM* nneil I N AND FOR MIISOLE COUN- diary, and everyone Is asked rs'cuiii .., _N, % ~ * 111I i . r. F 11 I - By JANE CASSELDERRY Vice. IN THF FOl 140'.'. )-,'D LANDS: . ,. r 1967 1,11 . I U4APWh-., Don'f t M CHANCERY NO. 16506 IIARRIF his w ife, eta ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE se. rt and their own table aer. Defendants. I HAMBURG SAVINGS BANK, SUIT TO QUIET TITLIC a 0T1C1 OF Tot Al. L. HARRIS and CAR RIF, HARRIS. his wife, If &live, hi. R. WHITE and PATRICIA A. his wife, not known to and If dead, his or her unknown and If dead, heirs, devisces, legatees. )tenors, be dead or all CLAIMI.NG ANY . . a wrapped gift for the gift oxchange, not exceeding $1 in HARRIS and rARRIE TV. atrt , ~, ,., I The .1 , . 400, All ;k "% k , - A. ~, 1 ,I of 1101.1410H AND WOOLIPOItIC 1106 Mouth Parrattiore Aventim tirlasido, Vlarlds 221 Nortil Ujignuils. Avenu- 10 9). IJUX 1076 Atrney. fur I tII&f5 Atturiltys (or 111alitliff Publish Nov. 23, IV A Dec. d, Ill I1UbI$.h Nov, 5, R, i, Z5, 34 IU ))I.*(J-$Q Dr)(1141 1!!~~~~ _____ - . PENNEYIS AUTO CENTER IN SANFORD "' h AAL - PLW 10 AL-&& MONDAY Ito . Tbre SATURDAY - - - 1J - . I 1 111I.T . 1~~-if ..." 4i4 . 0 r*~~-*~ "" - -!~"I""-* ~. . :....,. '. 0 I . .., . . .-_?' .~ ' I _,4; .. 4 ". I I ___________-- gif L The hain, rolls, arid coffee H. VMNO and nUTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE %I%TII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE Or IrLOl4IDA Will be provided by the aux- IDDO-39 ,I .-' , J'!~ ;innl nlnnc' floor there jq n nni rcm and rpfrehtnnt ninfer. To Have ParW door Attorneys niarri: d ___________________ ai •1 r .1 ,. 0 96 - .1 . /a/ Loulse B. Ofl An Executrix of the Eet&te games of BAXTER S. ]ROWAN Everyone Is asked to bring Deceased h1u;e. and in known hut.bimd. ill deud. his nr tier unknown heirs, ounds 11 1.'ick / .. ee it eer, '"a nd'.r other NANCY Po%Y BARNE,S, Rnd if orti, creditors. trustees. or other FLORIDA. Coa / ,_ ,., .. , ' innii Legal 24 24 Alf Rum- Dated this the 3rd day of Nov- a - 075 205 warning flap ant- up for all the Among the sportanion who awe- junior \ ursit at the Lynum ~ 800 today for leading his squad 0.5 27.5 hirdi, and hvastb, and also fur wer tile vall of the wild there gyni ill Longwood. ~ 8. Frunk's Burber to victory in the World Cup. h iunit'ri and till the' 1*01111' is a percentage that will violate Couch Dave Miller, beginning Shop The award was made by the 14 34 around theni. tilt- ganir and fish lawti. To cur- hiti fifth year as "Cane" couch ; I HIGH GAMES - SERIES , council of tile English Football The Liiiititi Czrt''.tiuummds, &- yardt. Each pa ssed fur Tide- i the iiieot dttnHerous tail the.' activity of tilt- violator, hiss 12 boys on this year's enw Poilits, and Lucas with three Association -five months alter 190 626-Elfie Oldham tinic of the yew fut firearrit tie- tilt- 1"loridu Gume all(] I"resh ii(lutid, including one returnee though tiltT compiled only Al touchdown. TD':i wid 16 lluitit, .~ were tIj (' England's triumph at London's 184,/488 - Peg Putey udciits itt ut: ciiii, to stutisti Water I ish Commission nialu front lust veiar, forward Ricks 4 ricord during the recently Junior end Bruce Stuart other top '.corers 185 '471 - BevrJy Adams Wcmbk.v Stadium i tainki b staff of 346 wildlife of- Browne. According to 1%jiller, completed football twatioll. outStuart's scoring, c the leading pass receiver. witi, 360 1460 - Alice Best stiranci- Cunepun fn'crs and supervisors. the Hurricanes have looked fair played their opponents in almost catches and 326 yards. JZlt' touchdown, 1'J PAT's, and • 184/447 - Mat-ge Ferris Straughnn- 13 receptiotib and Olt(- field goal. Ill, kicked 13 of 1 64'447 - Julin Everly Coach Dick opelund's grid- 119 The South Wind MciiHARTFORD, Conn. (M' yards, Eldridge- 10 ye- 23 'I'D conversions, and punted - P"yiyn Verdjn .Jb, tar feels hth euge UhiflUlu j)eell 'ers wert• out- scored £uub4 this- c'eptions Donald Miller. 33, a former, and 124 yards, and Dan times fora 30.6 average. Line19 436 '"1 - Carrie reone into a fine baslcut.bull team after SIiitSuI$, but made inure first nv qua r,.c,. at aware, i the Overton six fur 66 yards, backer Turn fetter, with 0. Lhey got it few gumeii under dowtiti, 128-125, and . ,, , , recvvered fumblets, including new head football coach at Trin- JPASS-CATCHF,R compiled were tile leading rwxtiverb, fl1O!'V Leititl yardage, 2619-2512, , their belts, 11 College. Strttughian and Eldridge tied uric fur a touchdown, was one os ANGELES (UPI)-Tom Miller will use u starting five than their upporients. 1 i, ii Lie im.i Miller, an assistant at Trinity Fears h. t ii, All 5. minitle Count'. for tile teatu scoring lead with of tile tup defensive perfortnerg of tile IA)s Angeles Jbms Fu ll back Paul Lmbcrt of Bob Olsen at cen te r, UruWm. paced seven touchdowns for 42 points for Li man Eldridge and David the last two beUOflb Wits named caught a National P'ootbalj Lea j and 14itidy .Smith sit forwardii. tile Lyman running attaell ii ' to "t ii i iii' Hi Ihuis P' OJ hull, iiIa H I ''t 'w hich euch. Lamix-ri with [our TD'-., Fulliane etich made thret, fuill Munday Wght to Suce4*d Dan gut record IS poilises for Igg utid Lurr'. Cote u-nd either Paul accounted for 1.987 yards t' who retired 0-Fill i4-141.% Itil d 1,11111 "I lettit'll It ill pvn- Is-,4. bit ret overits Eldridge led the Lam and .4 point Stuart with this mouth yards sgawb Green Bay Ui Nicholuti or Suivu Cockrell tit bert, the leading rusher in the 1. .) ,iv asu'i'u tnt years as head couch.,JW4. 'teatil with interceptiont; with uflel* 35 ___ , the guards Paul Weidner, who Orange. Belt Conference, gain j me pam a' '. our m,onmg - - m'''-t •. 'nijee.0 v an three while Lambert and Lucas --------~ -me ProhuWe starter, bus heoii ed 914 yards DII 126 carries III 'in' of then Seniiiiule' County onols' (-inom High had two each . , High Danny Overton, it hard llitting . . ", 1 1 I I und will not see uctiun until Straughan witil 557 yarcib in 64 . LI tackler led the defensive charge I .. I., I itfter Christmas. I . attempts, and Bobby Eldr1de, 1y ' ,. --u i4lflUtlihti Di the Veu .......,.........................••I mmii hui end position l year. , ON 100 S NP$ 'j' uf the 434 'ard iii 811 tries, weye thie -: The Hounds' secondary allow ed i I .........._...................~. .........-0................. ~*~ ............00000".. tvilill Uri,: Toin Dowell, Charlie other leading rutltwrb fur Cope. , ,, : . ., I on)y 41 pasts collipletions it) 128! utiu".'.'e, .B ruce neeirnl, Dean land. 0d y Uliokw ful tile Bark of tflp It..,$ :................. , ........... uttenipta. During the last four Nolutid und Kent Castleman. I . Tile Greyhounds imiltiected uti . , . .~,, - .- gailleb. Lywan'b up;mlietits cull- 1 I. _. t. I i men. report they are breaking poSf IN THE dud IT COURT OF Florida State flank-Suite 22 32771 THE NINTH JVDICIAL cin- sanford. Florida 4 29. 1066 men are to bring a woman's CUIT, IN AND FOR 4F.1121NOLIP, PU11111111 -NOV- S. 15, .2, DD0_:s COUNTV. 11-1.011113A. 4 .Btn Ward Reulty 24.5 23.5 Seminole County LONDON (A?) such Executrix. DDG-54 ~ Pace For Gre IN 'DU IoIn % I . , ~ rptlp(,orale flip r1uh In A Polyn- for Lake Emma noad and Lake Judge of Seminole County, Flor- Post 256 of Casselborry and return, Mars Bid Section iS-2(S-ZOE Further deperibed as the FE and vouchers. as Exacutrix of the Auxiliary Unit will hold rorner Of lAke '.%lary Blvd. and the Estate of BAXTER S. no- their annual Family ChristWAN'. deceased. and at said Interptate 4, as Party, Saturday, at the will be held in time, then and the Seminole County Court p1lction to the said Jud ge for Woman's Club on Overbrook IJOUPC, County Cmmlssloners a fiTt&1 settlem ent of her ad4mn- Drive beginning at 0 p.m. 4 estate, for at tin order discharging her an With a covered dish supper. T1('Sd*y, I)eCSrnbtr 14. rninoi County 7ontng .~ 5. Bonus of the wa4, vetor STANDINGS field a'. a 2 Inland Materials mercial: 'The rINAL NOTICE Notice I horoby fflv*n that the underso Zoniniz Commission By Robert S. 13rown hub it; the big mail, libyl;icalix. of'up today and was narned the scout in New England iind its JET BOWLEREr'ffES backfield Another \t st I No I '.e nr old fill'. ci the it at' sun-u spt cia] ssigii ' hiten LEAGUE ~ by the'Thorouglib ' citig dled by Bobby Dovrr. %%,Ito is, 1. red Ra' l Southern Ciil*foniiia liowurd'E Ailwitic 32.5 15.5 1)uv.d'., a fine. of of Associntions Board a! Selection. returning to the . ' 8 ti g ator Mild W, 08 Lff11I Dr. Robert Kirkland, Orlando psychiatrist; and Inve rninleCP1anning & sonic eiarni to the national title the pen to tile in but the futhet stood ttv . MOC zi Ofl I l)lSttTSSlON I'ANEL 8t a 1zuent-lenc er ,. lish Eataten Sehool consisted of (left to right) howard ROIRM, fllOdel'fttOI ' lefts the West 330% and ioatt n/N%,, sent to the Honorable County -is POPISIble. - , ' I a , LEAGUE 1 Filly Of Year . 9 Maizome Back . I I r . ice that the following deperlbed property presently soned A-1 News /n B el - . 'mnnth hn bec'n et tip tar the St'tulh Sc'mlnrilp •1nyre, spnrn qurin urgnfflintion John thirt nntl flr,hrrt Kalinoski, co-chair . I al Spo rts ~ - Legal Notice g t . .V -R - ega - !, 4, $ ~ 9 •-? 'I i% I Il!vYS, . in ovei Mi hzgan State while Alabanm i atronger Tht Sanford Re rcnticm Dc iic ttiI _.. .,. I I .Alm . ! Seminole Junior College will in- nounced , ,,, . . b%. 1,1rw pnpt!,. nioHt of hib tint(. ul; a flanked- Mirtment will open iLs' 1966-67 third in The Assoviaten Press' next-to-last major coi;on. to defend their undefeated bni Enterprise Association adhered out receiver, but in at least Basketball Setisnn Fiiday. Dec. lege football poll of the 1966 se&, ,, The Fighting Irish moved in front by 34 points gh t, kethall status Wednesday night U, the. dual national champion- 1 three games this your, Bryant . , week after finishing their , season With a smashing ' ior Boys League as they pmv host to South for- ship claims by Notre Panic and doubled him as it safety on ile• • 51-0 con quest IA of Rose Bowl-bound Southern California. fli tap their tug Michigan Suite. lense. And so to honor this game Notre Dame led the second. Ischt-dule starting tit 6:30 P. I tilt- Seminole High School gym- I 1-onorb on tilt. mythicill team, I I with it tntal of folit games srhf. ranked Spartans by only three ers and broadcasters. Notpe By BEL,L 17NCEN"r JR. : ture from normal poHition wat. i 11%, the end of 196G, the sWnasium. with four players fr(im each I made U) acrommodate him at, I dtiled for tile opening night play. points it week ago after tht' Dame collected 505 points while Wall, Partner, It lookii like tisticians esfimate, firearm BeTheir opponents are aIgo an ochool fruining pogitiont; 17he Intermediate League will teams battled to a 10-10 tic in Michigan State had 471 and Ala, on the an All-American. the weather is right to do ii lit- citients will hnvc accounted for unbeaten cage unit with a curoffnnsive and defensive pinin a sense, that will; true, thrt their 15 game slate the The No. I and No. 2 teams each bamo 427. i another annual toll of about 2,- rent record or three wins. toonfi. Tribute wjib idtio paid i too, with John LaGrone of the fohowing day, Dec. 3 at 1 .15 dee'- and turke, if you 200 lives ApproJmatoli flint The Irish were given sole finished with a 9-0-1 record. Tht SJC Raiders won their omc pwer us surprising Southern Methndtt I m with three game'. schedul I Alabama can stand thest. chilly morning.%. out of 10 v C)W'S5JOfl of first place by 35 the defending na ictimb will Ile milles, first gume in fine stYle I's they Allilitimit (two Plareb), and Ne- ~ Aluguirign. LaGrone, who start- ell The duck huntin' Reem's if) IV and at least 40 per cent will be . while five othm put 'finnal champion and the only voters trounced winle s Lake Sumter Imislai lint] Georgia Tech. , s-(, out Jib Ll defensive end was I Stinford Electric wnn the Junpretty good out in the Lake males between the ages of 10 .JC 74-51 hint week. .9 Imajor team with an unbeaten. thvm in tie for the top spot Fred Milton The Michigan Stntc Spartuits, made a middle guard but 8150 mr Bo's' crown in 1965-66. How- untied record, trails Notre with Michigan State. The SparJessup area, and from Lake a nd ZJ. Oddly enough, nearly was the local cage team's top champions of the Big Ten, had operates out of the line and ever, this year the league cro w to tile Mullet Lake ` half Me denths will occur in n Dame by 78 points and Michi- tans were given undisputed top and score producer with 25 points. till. glanior 1-uyv of the defenst. thus (lunlifief; at; It lillel)aelt. will he 11 toss-up with all eight I region. A real rare . now G oose at mutt the liome-almut three ranking by only five voters. gan Staw by 44. A we Although the Raiders have itt Charles (Bubba) Smith, the er. "He was impossible teams making a strong bid. The Crimson Tide was Ru points beEach team received 10 points was killed in this arvii IBM times tilt! number taking plact-, layed tinly one game this year. towerinr end who sonit-times week and I hear It Was a real n farest Iflock." said Coach Durrell Roy-! luipi-mediate League has hee n~ hind the 1rish and 86 behind the ! on a tic ballot with the mt of fields, and Othci' their defensive work on the lined u p over the mi ddle, and dominated b the Colic for the Spartan'. of Tou trophy, it wing spun of-53 incb- areub ugually a&suciated. ' til e points distributed on the w1U1 Lake Sumter team rn Webst,er, alitly .ni imed Entrenched at middle guard pitst two seasons. es, and th ere seems to be only hunting The Tidt- rolled over Southern , regular basis of 9 for a second tlu number one defensive rank the Mnristet Man in the ro ing ir Wayne Mci lan of Coach this 'i'nr will he it few pin tail ducks around. It \hrnsh4i Mississippi 3441 for their ninth plafl iote 8 for third 7 for Firearm accidetitt, reach .t,heir might be they fly so fast you peak Ui November, and the full ing for ti junior college in Flor- line-bach-er role it(, hHounied. For one of thret. juniorts on tile INTERMEDIATE LEAGITE - victory last Saturday. The final ! fourth etc. Two selectors placed Ida Their 51 point total scored most of the season, running squad (the ethers are defensive AGES 13 THROUGH 15, just L1OII't set. them poll will be' taken next week aft- Notre Dame and Michigan State months accoun t for 11u1r13 two against them v.ns ID points urn as the he i to the Spartan at- tad le J'rniwi, Bird of No"th Colt A ](tea] resident, Jim Long, fifflit, of the onnUill death count. der the Ben Mendoa er Alabama completes its regu in a '.econd place tie thile mak number two tam, Bre- uIVI. and tit(- Iwnvy duty nian Carolina, Sult,t._ and offeniiiv( E and his family realLy had sonic But even in tile spring, when Artie Shelton I lar smison by playing Auburn at I ing Alabama No. 1. -J avlt'~~ B; d good fishin' luck over the week- fewt-st liveb ury lost, over im Junior College. who limited was Clinton Joneti. wim. from truard r R 1! tyl, ........t...44.... Ala- this SiAul. . A" all. NaLre Ddine received ToKincaid Pdrar Chundler ! 0A i their opponents to 61. . Lion, v pro standpoint, rrl,y be tile Georgia). end with 111i Rpecla; on live bult. I deaths occur each mont.1i. . day. , 40 votes for first place, nine for ' Ftill Hendricks Is a % Now, partner. that'b a iftringer I Fred Milton's 25 points curned best running buch in tit(- counIn the latest balJoting by a ,second and three for third. The Southeast, it lively rival 1 30t~, Jarnes Dox,le lull Michigan State drew 10 firstI highest annual death rates him a tic for the third spot in try-and a wllin blocker, us to tin' .&idwtist, in the ba ttle 'ni Jim Jernigan ~ place votes 36 for second place, If yoll art. wonderin' "bout front firearm accidents lire in I tilt' stute's individual gcoring wL.11. tip front, Jerry West for regional supremacy, flat, (Temporary) I ~ the school b.jsf Iishin , well It Al iska and in th With ft coriiiistentli high grudet SC 'en re jure NifltfttiVfj$ Øfl for third and one for fourth. mountain rau t. th. FLORIDA TUMOR BO' S LEA ~ Tilt- Raidem' opponent-; for i lit tit(- right tuckit. poijition. -ain't" so pretty . good. But, and south central stifth. A laba ma collected s e v e n ~ Jjo%%,(l%,.; GVE- AGES 9 THROUGH 12. ' All-Aniericun units: s get together. Ihmeit has been somepretty %ozes for tilt, opposition. three night cinesda'. Notre Dunit Thv death rate 1'- highest Wi had the offense I'erl ins, Chandler, center .lirit Sanford Ek c'tric Bill Hendricks, lot second 37 for third four for good action ulotip Ilie Will. i aniong males lit aget, 15-11). Al. i South Florida, who won Lin unsweri; to tit(- Spartan with a purple worm and the though this group represeins Armed Forces Tournament Ili Nit-1;Eddy mid Toni lIegner. od the best ever by Coach Bobfourth. and one for fifth. Steffens Georgia, UCLA. Nebraska, Rapti Iv Itirc, ant! also tile 11 - per cent of till. i Tanipti at tilt-- beginning of tile Eddy, the best Iritib runtier. iF by Dodd), tight end Austin I Sainford ~ . (1 jitippin l)Uj!L Purdue, Georgia Tech, Miami of will hitive. played five ilae t'd itt a fluid et position Deanti of Tennensu i total population ho". at coun. 'e bloci Sti i kl.tnd Morrison Mer l e Gr.i Fkiricls and Southern Methodist Art. you il duch jailiter", Do i tor JU, per velll of tilt: lliortalitN ~ Value. ,, by tile tiniu tlie~, nlret I he'T bet-lilist- fiv ishol ext-elled jib I ing type tilt. pi,o,j tili vol*1, (it-- ,1 dy '.011 nliuiit at Iu'' amli'. Unhif, bit vorridetc the Top Ten in that fn't ii The'. un t mu firearm nii'1hzip The .0 the Jtiiudt r' tv*'r mt,id w to f quit ntl'. ft ItS)'. , t' tutt 1 '1 o 1 ic tiir ci Muir'.hnlI ri 11 vier o' Iii t 1 1e r _ , orcl t ~ groul, ib next highest in ~ telilli with 11t)out Im much height ~~ Hlotted out dur;iir j: 'Lint('. 1J(!V- ~ Alianii Uild tht- probithit, Piny- 11,7111t Cliest Pruitt . good ith z. to niake ui'- the nInrtdIit'. and the ri'.l i' also '. we ha vv. The'. UM the. fast Ii. r made "e'ti bi g llulihia it fun r of D''. . "ighit G'ill fill Ft .i;i'a the 1 ar St, '.t Spu"r,t (iliel.- ill th" W"It-"' ll ,! dtW(W. relittively high ai aget, Io-14. 1 tweak well and are good Hlioth. it, t1j(!iy- muill(l(iff. I'V1101 %%,as 11 I It WaE a inerry year for ' Ck-orge,F, Harry B(,%% ery I I I t might just he the' fellow heAbout 10 million persons oh- reported Coach Sterling. brilliant lauder for the' Irish quarterbacks, -I but Fhrida's Franib Malzcmt', former star hind thosq- w(toden ducks it, your tained huntin lieentiev in 19(4,i deferime, and Alan Pupt. ,it,;)- Spurrier won down tile stretch ~ third baseman for the Boston, bent irh.md and possibly his according to the' Fish and Wildplied the' consistent pressure' I over Gui,,- Bebun of UCLA und I NEW YORK (APi children Lath Red Sax, is rejoining the Amen with him. ~Vheti life Serviev of tile U. S. Depart .i , up front from hil; right end I Bob Griese, lujit yeur Ji choil-e Pitt. daughter of 1059 A . n League club as it s you level oil thom- dead ducla; nient of tilt- Interior. TWb ii, lit) ! : post. Like their Spartan count- ~fy-oni Purdue. l Sword Danct your trn'iids prnhi.tbl'. icill he. riason to iintiupitt that this I unced M un- e'r;iurts all are seniors Beban's teamma te , MJ Farr , ht'r four stakes victories stand din the signing of M1ioe to ~ L It ~ I 5 1! S The win happy flziidcrc of ; ces •• ,. - . 4 -~!If'' 111.* .1 9 CL./N/ • I~ Raiders TV -.!r, ....,-"4 Host SFJC ' R.'. ---r .: . , . - Nov. 2R 1966 Page Wl!r uidnrh rrzith L .0-1, E .40%. NN~ 1111"M 4k ,--, , r, i"1 I. I: ,4../S/AI' i, I C - W#61. . Ar , .;.., f '- He told the pnrenth, "Look to lion, rape, sexual ;wrersinn the nre:u of l'ThglIqh lqtnte mr high 4iht and qnturdny School. but tiot during 8( child be nnd homosexuals. many years experience investi. yourselves, let your lie quashed As unfounded file hours. flatidt; t;chedided far Derernhimself and develop intellectgating sex criniri. It wati voinled out that there bvr Inchide "I,onflnn 11ritchei," uRI4, - and get along well with rurnor, tlint has been circulatit prit-ent can do to pro. I)ev. 2: "r) It .," Dec. 3: In recent months throughout is little help ed your spouse In order to the PTA, was moderator. Central Florida concerning it feet file child In advance other "llanginen," r)ec. P. him develop normally." giving n Round Sexual edit- Inker,;.-I)ev. 10: "PAtrintq. Dee. allegedly died than Dr. Kirkland advocated more Young boV who seximl bebtivior is rAwted not sexual education ------..-.-----warning them otid fit home And after being sexually Attacked In cation I n(ti. A department store rest room. against going with strangers. 4111t Ounforb Ntralb a bnormality, but h childhood school, n less puritanical \Ve'itll defined the various taking gifL from trangcra omi pare experiences In a study of 106 U e on e par Nov. •, • Page U ted" SeX crimesunder the state law going to iMolated places. A change In male homosexuals it was deter- rind Unfortunately, In ninny cases, ___._._____ ----------zlaws. "Sex acts by con. and listed punishments. lie dismined that the typical parents agreed strongly with the doc. children are accosted not by d Its in private senting ' were an over-protective mother, none of the law's business," he tor on the point of legalizing strangers but by trusted f4 rnnk M. Durrance Jr., wirn allied with her child homosexual activity stating friends or members of he wtrnsp parents reside at I Lotus against the father, whom she "So long as legislators try to "This In the worse thing they family. It was revented Lake Drive, Cnsselberry, Is A belittled and to whom she Was * meeting. member of Air Development In tile brief business influence sexual behavior could do." Was lie reported (lint most mci- it was reported that $8 cold, and a weak father, who through ug laws we will be unable Squmidrori 6, participating In the was detached and hoaWe. distinguish between what be dents of child molesting, who- netted from the Halloween Car. 12th year of "Operation Deep As boys. the group had &M. to it candy sale will he havior is injurious to society ther by heterosexual or holmo. nival and Freeze" tit the .South Pole. He ClUlty in relating to their p9M, sexual perverts. occur in tho held In December. nd what fit not," he ndded. filen supplie-i from Christchurch. nn' ann uw them m Yarborough p Sgt Bachman said that the vicinity of schools N. Z., to the Antar 1c. its dangerous and threatening. Reynolds. Thank.; - giving devotional. Margaret Mrs. majority of calls handled by his Refreshments of coffee And department are for obscene school princ1pal. reported there cake were served In the cafehild. When swimming, an electric 0 telephone calls, child mole ren being sexually molested in term following the program and ccl emits a series of 50 volt NIRMINOLE COUNMV PLANNI the table was decorated In the dischni-gi-s About 50 times a & XONINce C01111101110111OX Tl,nk,,,Ivin, ot$ee of Labile U.*ria I Second. _______________________ U after consideration. the Seminole I" the Cowet of the County Judge, Srmlaol. County. State of cunt Plsnning 4 Comm i ss i on will hold a publicFl orida. In RAXTEn oft be.a.ring to determine the feastS. ROWAN hility of recommending to the i ~, .. - I(...er ~ .1 ,.i. * 1. . CECIL *!~ .OW I c:Iief,iftl ange County Sheriff q Depart 4ft% I 0 th AmeHe Modi I A oc1ntIon speakers bureau and Investigator Pittil Westall find ( ~ IL A ' .I % I 41 I-. . zivi TA110 Chlb AND 1,11110 NLrW rp:)fln('rI ftPl Frid;v, r)rsf.. io, ,vith rniiqie hy Now Wptr't Fvo% "r.nnfinn Sritrhet." with I)Ptwppn 100 and 4tM teennotpr.4 turnIng nut en(,h weeki mid In hear their frivorlte bandit. Robert Kirkland. Orlando pay- 1 1. - 'flurkIn Ur,,rIrwirur, p;irtv . 4 Estates School Parent-Teacher op ( - iI 1_1 .1`1 I h'ct Onet taboo, we re d1scu j open'y and frankl ' panel of experts at the Noem her meeting of the English 44 /b" ii ,' " , , ~ , , , , I I;I. r, ., * By JANE CASSELMRV The problems of homoitexual. 4 1t. nun .. ,) 7, X%~N L GzOO 't'4u', •IANI tAMFfl1flR'i I . is 'Way Out Spot These Days il ~, 4T _4__ % . GQ/WE, IJ , ~, 0 1 LB J/44 ~,~ TAHO A 11_1. :. I . ..I "~) ~ e- ) , eli -11 . 4ta ~ Parents Blamed '1 • -- .~ ( ( I,P-, - ... ~i i'0t I ui.4 4 (/C'/ ,,~ I I - ~ -Im 1,W* 4; , ..4) I ,1; r I. 1p'L"80. % I . I'. .,-, ;;F _1Z ;~ - • .. - 4, 0", ~~r . . . f .1- I I . i --- / • I I , . "I, . -•.• •-••-- t- I I ~ I .. I I i I .~L 1. 1 - I ! . 0I I -r-.ii,.,~,,~+_-, . _~ - '64 *"%!,- I ~ . I 1. - .. I I I I -1 I .. . _; .. i-1. ~ L �S. .- - - - -- - p,s— NOV. 29,19e r Plans Champagne Ba ll It) 1 i 0 when he eantnt -4/ '-,' - :.W. 4 An elegantly decorated lobby at S for a hail will be full four course dinner . Dancing by candlelight wil follow at 9 to the quicken tempo I - opened . MI SS Sally Jo Stmpkin, F 1laughter of Mr and Mrs Chru SIPiOS, of , became the bride of i, Floyd Hunt, at 4:30 p.m. $tir. day, Nov. 19, 1966, during i candlelight, double-ring cere2TiOn3' at the First Baptist Church of Longwond Runt is the On of Mi c George Sidener of Pensacola And Clay X. Hunt of Jz%CkSOfl. 'ille. Officiating at the s.eddin. was Rev. Jack Lindsay. ____- ' FA ','.' - -•__________ ' . • k. - J. -• _____ '- , - I__ I IL -W I w 41 _______ . MRS ROY G WThLI MS and her committee are hurd at worli gula h0l. 'She , to make this hail the claim-rate and novel reservations already pouiing in, ?&s. WilliatnR 8111Z hackgriiund - has been appointed b Prnn3 ran Mebane Jr., chairman. M- Stouefl bs assembled talented and creztJchlive committee of iamJohnson, Mrs. Vobe Wi ll Jr., Mrs. William Yelinek. Mrs Earl Weldon, Mrs. G Andres' Prank Donaho "pew. Mrs. Douglas Sten.stmom. \I William Stemper. Mrs. J Burton IV, Mrs. R. J. d'Ave 514, Mrs. Carl Schilk and Sen: . ervatmnc chairman again this ear for the Champagne Ball. With t\ten'ive lhe. MRs .'TM sTO\\ LI L ho ha is decorntrng chairman for the atrieal . most festive ever staged in the area, k - - • - . - •- , - i i . ---_-_--._-- a '' .h11r_ ,, , - - . - IMP0 - --__________ -------- jaTAN=11!n__ to _••• - . -- . • -- 5" , in keeping with the splendor and glamour which this year 's L "I. : ,• - gala event at the Civic Center m Dec. 10 beginning at 7 p.m., has , - :;r - •• i - • • ,A evening. ' I .à . !I' All chapter members partici- ! I • pated In the Impressive candle member, Bettina Vale. Those receiving membership li ght Pledge Ritual. Freddie — . I ',, . _j S r.- • - . 7,111., ii local •;. - • • • - 'r I 4 . ': . .. -•' " -. --" -- • ' - ' • - - - t. ~, - .4~1' PLEDGES WELC,OME ,D into Phi Delta Zeta Chnpter of Betu Sigma Phi at the hist meeting are, from left, Alice Fitts, Linda Monahan, Sandy Tucker and Peggy Urban. - attending the meeting Lng Charm" -: ;I : "'L, Lds Luncheon Fetes L . M . -. 11, . ;• " ,S - • y ' i i VJUeSL ( 1. - _ I is- dinner meeting the students can still have pa- college hat: a very ambitious Tuesduy at Vie Civic Center. A re Junior colleges are offering teds working iii this time to more atu- the muster plan. rt Perso " ls na 'Oft • - - . • " '.4_.4. 1 1 1'%:. - 4 . 2 , I W.J. . .1 . I W. pearls and also a '. '. "I, - ,.. 1. .11 • - • BY MARYANN MILES ful book review, '1 elI No The Fashion Show and DesMr. and Mrs. Horace Board- Man," by Adele Roger SI. sefl Card Part y is scheduled a I for Wednesday, iziembers 0, . throughout the state for the put By KitS MIN NE holid R. E. Morris, mother of the featured ' faiends who mans' 0 0 ~ and Mrs. Larry Burney, sisW 1001C1 Pre-beat b vacuum contain. er W-ore Ming with hot foods or liquids. This will help to keep the foWii but for a longer 0 & 318 PalinetW Ave. —_ "----N-I I I 9 ORNMET UNFORD 322-6321 NEW MATTUSSE5 am smu", 14OLLYWOOD KM-ALSO OW SIZE & KING 51U MA09 IFO OMM - - ~ CAU W NUKT ~ - I COTTON RII.KNIT SHIRTS! Long sleeve. V.n.ck slyiss with dicksy. 3*22 b.lt. hioundstooth patterns with L 1 Dark tones with belt loops. Man.tallored styling Sli.i $ 6 Ue&& RIS.KNIT SHELLS! Wool or Orion blend Rich girl styles Stripes, prints and solids Sizes S M L U 22 to COTTON SHIRTS! Navy and burgundy shfrti, print Rose bud $3 or brushed corduroy slacks. SLACKS 01 SKIRTS! Printed Hom.spuis slacks or skirts. A S.zes 7 16 a, . SWEATERS AND SKIRTS! Heather group in gold Coordinating knit sweaters and skirts Sizes 7 16 .. $ 1. ... 4 i VELOUR SHIRTS1 SPORT SHIRTS! Solido, plaids, paislovs. Buffan-down collar. turn 722 PRINTED SKIRTS AND SLACKS! Alcisch and Airs. Clyde StInson, tapered gave them to Miss served by the hostesses. Many beautiful and useful orce. Enjoying tli(~ occasion with and tails. Sizes 8 to $5 r 100% DOUPION SILX SUffS1 Irn partod from Italy. Year - round weig 616 20......... .......... L. I a 35 Only! t MENS UTTER SUITS! ii 160 Omlyl Assor+ed collars and s+ylos. i iroi.n s.s C. . P tc 545. -. • - ........ NOW MENS BRIEFS AND BATMAN AND GREEN HORNET T SHIRTS! Powl Zowlei Buzz In quickly for this. values. PLAID SPORT COATS! SPORT SHIRTS1 Assorted styles and colors at a bargain price. B* here early. Size 8-22 . .............. 0 ......... 46 ONLY! CASUAL SLACKS! Assorted styles and colors in broken sizes. Easy care fabrici. Orig. 3-SO . .................... Lt blue, lod.n, antelop, i NOW Orig $73 isis 36 PRE-SCHOOL CORDUROY PANTS1 oxer Brief sizes 11 S T-shirt and cotton. Broken sizes in rsqul.r and longs. Fortr.I® 1" NO 8 ONLY! WINDIREAXERS! CORDUROY JEANSI hostesses 4n(i honoree %SCIC how Ludwig. irs popular 88 western Bleeding plaids Sizes S M I XL ELLEN the car. IS HERE TO STAY smoke, drink or gambl e. i can't 711ere are alwmyi; plenty ol chauge schools. I..", .; parties going G -" mother My • ________ I Drosses, rompers, Pinafore dresses, diaper sets. Sizes 1/3 to 2. Orig. to 3.98 . ............ v concerned you really are. Assorted corduroy dresses and rompers with b urgundy trim and ace. Sizes 1-2. rig. 4.98. he will or u(idress. For help SldJHc ph. 322-0834 7 @.tn. '#if I I p.m. (' Join) and I attend difkrtnt chuoi and I never get to him cxee$ on Sundays after 2221 SANFORD MEMBER HOLIDAY SPECIAL' *~ - WOVEN GINGHAM CHECKS 36" wide in osiorted che-eks. Popular color,........................ ......... • Complet. with carrying ca se, and ampiifl.r. $ / AM FM EARLY AMERICAN DRY SINK! i Onlyl Solid maple construction. Sizo 34" x 19" x 37". Complete with glasm. Orig. 99-98. 5 $7 NOW 88 , 99 A rrn III' '---'i"_- 1 PERMANENT WAVE . BOTH FOR $ 95 $ . tap. Two WOMINS FANCY FANTIKSI 100% Nylon tricot, White or pastels with big. el.. $ Man tailarej palornds or full length 20"M& " '*12 ROOM SIZE RUGS 16 Onlyl 100% Nylon pile. Red, bronze, green, royal blue Originally $24. ........ .......,. NOW 1788 NIPIS SPORT SHIRTS! Nov button-down, regular caller end r.gstt. styles. Solids and stripes. Assorted fabrics. ............ 2* or W "C 34 onlyl Easy care. machine or hand wash. FN Pullover 4nd Cardigan itylot. Fiepartionod THROW FILLOWSI LONG-PLAY CHRISTMAS RIC01MI $166 C 88 04L 2 6W I Pqpulat Ckri&tmas s9allk by your favorite affiit. Av,sila6le In eithor 0vtoo or mono. .......... ore& BOXED HOLIDAY GIFT SM.1 TOW9LSI TOW9LSj TOW9LS1 so 4 of recording WONINS FLANNEL SLIIPWIA*1 Many, many styles. *hopes and colors. Be heiv @ady for this volual ...................... 0.4. 1 feet Agilon 100% nylon. Suntan end ____ , Cumphet. with 200 WOM9NS SIKAMLISS STRETCH N0311 Early American, 0" STEREO CONSOLES! IA- TABLE RADIO! Automatic froquoncy conftol. 4" spe-skom Dur,ablo case. Indiroct tuning. ........ . . ............ ir . BATTERY OF11RAT90 TAFt RICOIRDER! FRAMED PLATE GLASS MIRRORS1 a Onlyl Choose from 4 dIff.rent styles. I Onlyl Walnut finish. AM/FM Slefoo broadcast AN C 1114th Ole In thich. thirity falrycloth. While only. Slao 24" x 48... ................ O.. 0 fe "O In assorted C9191%. Individualiv gift-40ilod. ............ so 67" Dur.orative pidblic. Ifulcls up 6-0..64. I ....... to I garnients. ................... .utn6 Chip&, Ch9r.olato covtroJ Choobe hoin Hoissy, Ckvitiob irb noilk or daik r.ko,;ulat* Poppocnilat PattieI. 50C b" Pillow C.4%0 at towil %oh %I 11, Jean's SANO*D PlAZA nz.ossa 2 onlyl Solid maple construction. Hand rubbed I Onlyl Sofa and matching chair In MOTHER Jack FLORAFAX Ifth PROFISSIONAL ELECTRIC OUITAR! SCHOOLMASTER'S DESK SUITE $35.00 VALUE Orop.vfll. Ave. 1C ki I Onlyl Solid maple frame. Lates foam seat. CUT FLOWERS PEAR TEENA: I sm a Student at SJJS. My boy friend $4 NOW HIGH-BACK PATCHWORK CHAIRI TOUCHTON'S - POTTED PLANTS Beauf y Solon 318 FALME"O AW9. .,.. .... AND MUSCULAR PAINS all drug stores. A __ 1g,tt,.rs will juade througiI this At uoduct of McPhail colunin only and letters do not boratorles. Liquid have to be signed with your or tablets. High School and out-of-towil How can I get him to call n1e, girls are always interesting tO wilt ine out or even notice Ine? GRAPEVILLE FLORIST FINK COORDINATE CPROUPI choose from ivnim. charnbry. co"an prinft. paisley prink and moro. 16" wido. .................. tances on at Seminole would not approve. &,et &a invitjition. it is posidble at dines, thell he in showing all the boy has already noticed you Interest. Otherwise he wouldn't for die bother at all. Boys don't pay pwtune moment, In the meantime contiout go. ins to the store. He W11.1 recogWze you bwaer or later, eltlivr with 1i coy bujile or else C0111plett)y iguore you. Y.Awp Socce"ors to A. F. Ramsay wiUj it, but dou't be the aggres. Flowers For All Occasions $2 No W s diii group of boys even if they INI'I'IALS ONLY do go steady . Suggest you keep INITIAL.1, If the ho" DEAR up with the school parties and do s call bOJIlL tin' wr rites (si oSi I I'm sure someone can help you ___ PIECE GOODS RIOT! INFANTS AND TODDLER BARGAINS! In the ineantime, make friends When relid is easy and simwith boys ii school. • your tile with '1.20" formula. "7-20" I er uaps being seen with ziti- quickly flushes out kidneys and other fellow Is the eye-opener bladder. Rids the body of excess that could cause thest y our romeo ziceds. (hood luck! Enjoya good night's zeal ,q&jL2E ma1tk — --— - I -1 - . __ and advice, write Dear Teena, I always act inyself and my Cj ) ',',It,. gtianford Herald, SanDOWNTOWN irt with him ford. r turn to bug the groceries for me except on birthdays, Chribt. your mother and carry thein to inas or sickness. Ili- doesn't 4, - i_ '1:11 • _11 1 ' with prizes going to Mrs. Joe list and cunningly await his or anyone else, lie never writes TO ANNOUNCE ; CUT ON CURL VKVSIA (Auffilb - 111111111111111111 lie is maturing and is large DEAR WAITING: By all hays lie doebu't have anothermeans don't accidentally on girl friend and the kids at purpose drop a carton of eggb bel'001 buy Ile I` tell"19 tile in his path for him to have to truth. Ile 6 very polite arid Is pany your mother to t1je store when she has a large grocery WE ARE PROUD problem heir, rotor cMinq and Individual offenflon. She has boon a MASTER OPERATOR for 12 years. She welcomes all of her former customers fo visit her. @=rXW&96W8W Cut 'N' Curl Bewy Sedon Ph. 322-081V14 so UNOVAMM SNOM INCLUDING MEW com i I i I have tried every way I know to meet him tut I haven't to talk to lilizi and ask h1 don't go to to destroy the family's good his school so It makes it a little name. his father is dead and difficult. I dress as nicely as I his mo th er is pretty and In a D sugges- public service. clean up. I suggest you accom- a gentleman Mary Ellen s • dinner tion; ulaw the juniur cullegeb lowsWp Club wert scatted in the Charles ficudder, Frank Laysire meeting & very real juved Plautatiou Baum for their iti.- mel, Rulpb Witimavil and Inany Aliv are nut tj%,e dinuer. large fuuilly CMUpb were pre. Jur thube sLudenta; , iDebaryite& enjuyin their sent. gulte ready to be enW-ely Do changed a great rical. his circu e INN9WILING"Traw put a Pow straw over the Deininser. Jitistoetweii were Mris. I, Wut of "w oH m. UW Robert ,H=&w#=, ctiuirman, Mrs. H. D. Joues, Mrs. Peter and sham 6e straw to 6L ' Call 7 A.M. 711 I I P.M. Open 6 days and 6 Evening%. t0londay through Friday I I P.M. 3 Mosier Cosmotololgisfs To Serve You. 111 y_y I.J "" h./1 I honor for his age. We have been go ILFNA is anicnhwz of the has helped thousands. WAITING AND HOPING lug together for two years. He Herald staff. Replies to your Don 't wait. G e t bottle tedsY period, '--' — I Rona 71ank you. Personals Elmo Moore Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Robert TO oil hard to get at places, Norvin McGee and Mrs. Gus - or putuoverl in. color mn.m.? elect's grandmother; Mrs. It. I. Thomas, mother of Ule bride. g-rooni-to-be, arid the Mines. Clyde Stinson, John Ludwig Sr., io"n Edward Simpson, Helen Remu• sat, Annie ,rhompson, Robert calls me sometimes but any attention whatever to girls Beine, Wilbur Wagner, W. H. lie DEAR TEENA: There is this tlons on how I could meet him? of the honor guest. il .- outo Plum and greeml Shes I to III. 10, Navy blue. burgundy, It. blue, oliv* green. whiskey. the at a grocery store and goes to every two months. lie goes to avoid thein like the plague. Seminole Ifigh School. We'll clill bride-elect; Mrs. L. G. Baxter, grandmoth er of the groom-elect MARY .jo-fo7efh- art with any type of shell, gifts were opened by the lion- in the recent progress edition of The Herald, were him Joe. bridegroom-to-be; Mrs. W. H. of the p.m. at the Dellary Community ___________ ten yearE. J uniur culleges Art EnjJoYins TtuLnkagiving ft. Restsiurimt were Mr. MW mn. 11ow physleal!y avalluble to Der at the Plautution RGUM JU Austiv WiffiRualion, )16is 1ka. nuuriy UP Wx cautr of tI* cul- the DeBary Restauraut voere W trice J. Tyson, Mni. John Lun. k-ge-age pupu!--titiii. Juniur cal. mututiera; of the Orswge City ay. Mrs. 1va Goodson, Mrs. legej; ure now offering to the Shuffleboard Club. Ahw 32 Ruth Mugnuson, Mr. and Mrs. low pric•! Wonderful Flem real handsome boy who works not too frequently-about once they don't like-In fact they Stewart and Miss Marianne I Stewart, grandmother of the tamonte and Ia ter, Mrs. Joe Meisch, the bride mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. • s Sla C c ks S ft Ofl kn fliit ________________________________________________________________________________________ • DeBary Personals Linda punch, mints and nuts were -. - eons were presente( many uheful gift', fiorn theu w I Mrs. A. Weiss from Sarasota, club are Urti. Walter Black. Center. Fashions are from Betty urated with appropriate center- is greater in junior collegel; of the local junior college and Esther Salmon and Julie Mrs. Theodore Connally, Mrs. Dreka of IX-Land, with the I ohpieces of all kinds of fall fruits since the enrollments are usu- what it has niejant to her to he Olsen. Other guemU dropping in Everett Poet, Mrs. Newman lowing inudL1s: hirti. Myrtle Mr. Lind Mrb. V. B. Bwrtotl of LiDy tiniull. Dr. Weldun listed six a student. by tall batilied yellow talierii. majur activities for tile Sell)A short husinesh niecting wats were Mr. and Alrb. T. Jorgen. Whm-ler, Mrs. William Grien, Hill. Alihs Agues Crowley, M"'s Ft. Lauderdale, formerly of Mrs. 13aul IJuor, Air.s. Edutt Alim Cooper, Mx&. Elaint Poor, Rivervidt, Guests of the club were tile .Inule Coutily Juniur College tu lield by the club after We din. nen fruni Ne", lJort Richey. Ill., bpent the ,. Mrh. Margie Harris, Mrs. Juleu Reilly and Alrb. Ernest Spoke, Misseb Cindy Wilhun and Mari- accomplish: 1 - faculty and ner ineeting. The club voted to, anksgzrmg holiday and weekvre Mrs. Crouke, Mrs. It. R. Kaufman, edn at the home of Mr. and Guests present lizaitte Welch, niunitiers of the stall; 2-improve' fucilitie's; 1— ring tlit iaell for the- Suivatiuii N Mr.%. Iva Goodtion, Mrr,. Florof Albany, Anchor Club of Senihinic Higb dc velop curriculum: 4 - lucal Arm) on bec. 3. Each club I Mr. and Airs. G eorgf,, ,A!. jji. Allyu Al. Stuith, Airs. Otto Bart0b, DOI RUY MUDFairbanks, ence Shonk. Mrb. Curylyn LitSchool; h1iia; Counit, Colvin, re- student Hurve~; 5 - adequale ineinher wat, requested to bring muntib from Center Harbor, N. Y-; Mrs. Wendell St. Altamonte Springs. During cipient - of the Pilot Club's budget; U — community rein- a dollar in a Christmas card to have been imuseguests of of Farmingdule, Long Island, tie, Mrs. Mary McBeun and their stay, the group,eWoyed an lit, ..1cut to tliv 11liq1tul 110spital 1 Air. und Alrb. paul Knight Of N. Y.; Mrs. Elizalwth Morris, hlrt,. Rutlj lovauna. Airs. Itust intere4sting tour of Ktumedy hip award to Seminole tionji. of Stateu Island, N. Y.; Alrb. Furbeck will be the narrator. Junior College for 196GIM; ulSpace Center. Dr. Weldon stated thv present ai Chuttubuoeliev. The dunution i Que-ens Mirror Circle. _____________ On Friday, Dec. 9, from 2-4 H. R. Kaufman, DeBnry; Mrs. so Dr. and Airs. ' .1(1014 enrothiseni in tue lot-al college should he' brought to the ChristEtta Franciti, Debary; Mrki. p.m. the aunuail DeBary Womnior- Col- will; 745 from the Semü Ic 5 otudeutti, Websing the nias dinner mi Dev. 13. 1 Martha Lutz, Deiflery, and Mrs an's Club Sliver Tea and Talent Pierce link sausage with a lege. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller future goal for the. junior vol I F'ruits used on the' dinner DeBur.V. Show will be held iU the CUMfork Wore fr7ixig. Tills keeps of Pilot Club president, Mrs. lege Ib to provide quality edu- table for decorutioin, %%ere bent of 111.11crest Street, recently at- Margaret Surgetit, Greeterii at the door were munity C-enter. ,sausase from bunting. Clay Williuna, presitittl at the cation for the mininiuni uniowit to patientii at the Seminole tended the Ashral Convention Jj3 Mrs. Ernest Spokes and Mrs nietifitic. Mrs. Marian Fethwill for everyone wini desires to go Ludge and to the Good Samar- Jacksonville chuirujan, intruduced Dr., Wel. don whu brought a resume of the growth of Juuiur CuUegft Miss CO . r guests of honor at a surprise house Nvarming at their lovely home given by Mrs. Lyle Christensen, left, and Alrs. John 11. Ratich, right. The Swan- ney. Otherk; attending the luncheon of Sanford, who gave u delight- I plateb f-vnipleted the decor. unities sax introduced us a new meni ulaujys keeping in naiad an open itini Home snr of the club, Mrs. Raymond Ball, program 100 % Ca rter. The (lining table was decorat wit hower theme. Delicious efreshments of party sweets, . Maids. 1n absentia was the flower &I, petite Christk Bur. ' duced Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith coffee service. Crystal cups and eon. 1.9 SHORTS Bruce Humphrey and Airs. Walter Allender. Humorous games were played who in - -;l• . and Miss Helen Mann, brides. Roppenitul, Alm. Harry 0. RauP in her registered pattern from G . Smith. the hostesses met Nos'. 1E, at the 1)el3ary Ti buffet b T ed table arrangeCommunity Center witil thv' ed in the Thanksgiving theme, ment was centered with a k-uutiful arrangement of white ith as a Ui u and cookies , siding. niums and tile re Mrs. Charles Crewivy intro- flanked by twin silver tes and sal a d UU(. d inner of de1icluu roast John. Was • d • demb to take part in academic Alilib Connie Colvin gave a man of Lombardy Road have Tlit tub1es were beautifully dcc- activities. Toucher effectiveness brief talk ubout her Impressions had as houseguests, Mr. and Eight new more oppo S The sp1icious home of Mrs Paul Smith on Lake Mary Bou lc'.ard was the setting recently for a bridal shower honoring bride-elect, Miss Ellen Carter. Co-hostesses were Mrs. I I., -.. the eke!; Misses Debra and Fran- - The Flint Club uf Sanford held their own since in most cuset; door policy. Tht- local junior slacks At Bridal Fete / - • home was -d out in the ces Williams, junior brides. decor. i maids, also sisters, and Misr, Miss Williams was presented Sharon Drum, Mrs. J. B. Ter. ovely white corsage enhanced willeger, Miss Linda Jamigan with white satin leaves and seed By MRS. JOHN LEONE he announced. cake and " • Sets ary Fashion Show, Card Par*ty "' pledge for the next meeting will and snorts41 .•. t '\ Miss Ellen Carter 11 ..•• couple in center, whose beautiful new DR. AND MRS. R. F. SWANSON, With I I , Ch.ck and " . ciiarmm luncheon '~- •. . - ams An SS i him. Mona Walker. RefreBhments were served by the hostess. The date and 7 \ t Misses' bonded knitslacks LJ, were Airs. B. R. Cray, Airs. 1 loyd Womack, Jay Womack A i. ." , Ilrun- \ ~ , + SPECIAL# / ' I Also assisting at the reception - -'.-:, " N Miriam Linda Parnehl, Barbara / I -\\\\. . S %largaret Fink servi'd . " . 0 1 l , il -1, " -=_ ~=1.1 , ,, - , -- - Hearn, Mary AU- Doucette. Airs. Lauren It. Johnsoli and t(, L bridesinaids ituicheon hou- The private dining rourn of Attendants honored were Miss Sandy Tucker, Linda Monahan, her (laughter, Mie.,. Martho oring Alis~ S3*1%,i,, Williams andIJim Stwncer's Restaurant was Sherulynn Williumb. maid of Bettina Vale, Linda .larnugin, Johnson were hio'.tt -.si' No . kiu- flrjcjijI attendants. Uie re axed - - '- (Herald staff photo by Doris Wiliams) from left, Miss Debra Williams junior bridesmaid Miss Sylvia William s, I . Miss - .'"- -. her attendants tire front Alisws Linda Tucker, Susan Rush, Patsy Chambers, Pat ., -"--- ron Drum, Mrs J D TerwiUeger Miss Linda Jarni: gun and Miss Helen Mann. RIDESMA Also attending were the 4 r I.• ..i,., on Emotions" A lively Up Mrs Lauren R Johasor and her daughter, Miss dmcuusoii brought out many Martha Johnson as hostesses. Th e bride-elect and Chapman, Alice Fitta, 1 1 Frances Williams, junior bridesmaid, wh o are all sigters. Second row are the bridesmaids, Miss they are expressed. . Miss Karen Scharf and Mona Vomack poured punch - ' ' her bridal uttendants was Sylvia Williams given Nor. 25 at Jim Spencer's Restaurant -Aith how . ' I , ' antliemums. . Peggy 'Urban, Mrs. Julia W11liarns, Mrs. Judy NOW and Mrs. Freddie Berryhlll. ~ ' lace and Irides- [•. - Miss Sheralynn Williams, maid of honor and Miss Imm month)), S ...- E I I r.P sweep Her bouffant seal of silk 11 and Mrs. Ralph Stevens. -: \ _muslon was held by a forward For her honeymoon trip to cluster of petal leaves of imMRS Ml('II F1 F! OYD HUNT I ND . • 1 MR A I'alm Beach, Mrs. Hunt West ported chantilly lace with pearl chose an aqua knit. suit wi th trim and center crystal drop. Miss Vicki Osburn, th e maid with a scoop neckline and elbow length beruffled sleeves, black accessories and a rose Sbe carried a cascade of white of honor, was attired in a floor designed Her empire bodice was of gold corsage. length sheath gown sweetheart roses, The couple is making their ' '4 . M er girl and Timmy Stevens was ring bearer. The bride'a mother wore an off-white brocade sheath with matching coat and an orchid corsage. Tables were covered with lace cloths for th e reception held im mediately following the wed ding in the social hail of the church. Decorations were or. rangement.s of fern and chrys fr • w r . -_;w i,.. - -- .. ,,,~~., - -' - UNCHEON honoring Miss varied opinions On emotions and t . Its :- - - :-\ lam the needs Mrs. Barbara Catoe presented a very interesting program 1. ,., r .I - - chapter president Nov, It ssaa announced that thi. date of thi Valentint Bali span sw-ed b) the Sanford Cft Coun CII has beet changed to p 18, 1967. Also annoUnced WAS the date for the All Chapter ,_ - ., . S - "4 -*., S 4- was - .. offi ci a t e d by the chapter presi- by all. A Thanksgiving basket was Luncheon on Jan. ", ;. _. - /f • I -. Ilerryhill arni Miss Eu- prepared for - - -. S - I' .1 S - DOU Zeta chapter of were the Misses Linda Mona- Tht, Ritual of the Budge was dent, AWfiVickie Osburn. Tfic. business Meeting Beta Sigma 11hi welcomed its han, Alice Pitts, Sandy Tucker also field for three of the mcmbers, Aliss Aluriel Beam, Airs. called to four pledges into tic cliapter and Mrs. Peggy 'Urban. order by , Nov. 22, 11)66, at the home of k. --' - hile the back was highlighted with X , .., I :• Lauri Ann Showers waN flow. .' enhanced .. • S 11 . . : 11111 Willis and Randy Christian were ushers. o II ' . 1 ss - PhL* Delta Zeta Welcomes Pledges 1 v -tt - • - k % :. '•% " 0 I 1, I 1: 11 ", Club has a1'. hors d'oeuvre committee For reservations, call Mrs Roy G. Williams, .5797. ' this .1 - tainment for the patrons a- Seminole County Social and Yuletide Season is launched on n and carnation nosegilys Hest man was Lynn Edniumison while Steve and George Simpkins, the bride's brothers, (Y5' high calibre committees who plan the ultimate in dec-or, food and enter- ~ AM - as reservations iirman an selected •' i. '4 length gown - appointed Airs. Roy G. William!- 11tild Champagne Ball will earn- out. Mr. Mebane, overall chairman of the ~ AIR s . -: concert group's first hall at tht second an- 1. , I. F, muma Given In marriage by her ther, the bride wore a floor of nylon sheer d&"• signed with a Sabrina neckline outlined in jeweled sca ll ops. Garlands of lace interspersed brilliants were featured . - VIM! and Miss .' , with Mayfair Country .r ' soloist. .1 •,.. FOR BIG IN STOREWIDE 1Is ne P ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY crepe. A gold broende hack panel cnught by a bOW fell from the shoulders. l'iie bridesninids, Miss Carla Sharon Simp()qhtlrn kitis, cousin of the bride, were clressc'd sI,,illnr to the ,iinhtl of honor. The atten(Innts carried race s I". Mrs. MRS. FRAN~R MEBANZE, .TR. pose in splendid formal attire HURRY a - ninIz . ---------------- .. -- - .--.. I. W ' , e - _____ . nints _______________ ---- Mr. Mebane, who head ed tht -D - Ceremony Longwood wi th potted palms and arrangeof white while bask t of roses, mums and gladiolia accented the altar. Appropriate nuptial music wa provided by Mrs. L. ('. Walker with Mrs. Ann Scott as 0 gests for those planning to attend, to make your reservation as soon as possible. ideas neva, t v. - Pngr 9 M.F. Hunt Simpkins, • later -S I — . .. Downing and —. 9 lflflR -- In'CandleIL"ght Married I .. ~. , , I'l 91 , 11 e of the latest sound In American music, th at of the Mexican Mariachi band. Yet, reques: and old favorites will be playNi his sixby Jim piece Renegade Brass To ade merriment and color the or cheatra members will change In the evening from tuxrdo to their gay MeXLCI CO$ tumes 'I' ti e decorating chairman. -I — Sally Jo Miss - "'. lk* ; S . estateth fromflover II.IIJ Nov rrnth — — a. __ _ 11 ' wilibumt. In brilliance and gate- a canopy under the Center's Of Its concert series and to her- the openings of the, Mayfa r Inn wbere moiL yn alters Assembled ty upon the holiday social sea- souring calling for the formally aid the Yuletide festivities. As plam tire unfolded, the dance th smi At the Civic Center for the attired dancers attending the - ~~ . the • irIbrrsLb FLnatLzec Semtn&c County ?,tutual Con. evening promisea to be the Tons! Ati exciting new tradition will first time In hlslory. be bnrzi on The evening of Dec. Tremendnur; Christmas halls j eert Association's annual fete colorful yet staged In recent Champagne Ball In glittering splendor will form that is presented for the benefit years and Is expected to surpass $ II€AUTY SALON 121-2141 I I CHARGE IV • 10 PM, MONDAY THIU SATURDAY OPEN ;3Q AM Plaza te - .. . _" - - I '• :t..i....i,, �6AI - 1- I , r IOE GLANCES - - (albrnith By IV_ ~ 14 C o u nt & S c hooI N e w s y 46 \_ I _ - Nov. A It' Page rrnth nnfnrb hr An I86 J' .. rr' • H Proves *ng eachi e \ Is the keyword sit Longwood Elementary School. Principal Louis Kosky and his , teaching staff of 2 are Limovnting progressive effective techniques in Instruction and Christmas Chorale Planned I . I - I.. PAULINE . i I II I MMEELESS (left) and Edna Date,;, first and sixth prade teachers dI'4eu's team teaching at Longwood Elementary School I -!I, s )" II-,. I ) ;I 1. , - are .. - . { I ~ . .k,, , , . I I 1% I .I I A I 1, I~, 4 I ll e I I 11 was Hilly Love tram fthulo Hank Tuip and ,Thtm Ant in music skills tiicUJr3 Talented , ~7, - 9 _1 - ,J,* j..01 "R ,!-j~ INI ~.2:,~ Teens arians SHS z looking aneaa VIIUI Lite iL;t II Sunary sor V19 r raises , I 11 , .1 ... . %,,. III 'I V I iI -04 -V~.#~! ";',4"~"'4 the for an All junior high schools offer ------- spouses. Tile acts varied from Min t'imu'c in instrumental in monologue to dance show ui' Mr. Jim Palmer Senior sponsors Mrs. Bettit struction, choral singing and comed teams. r- r eral mutiie. Each high school Lillie Fox was judged the offers choral music find band moist talented for singing Will" Lind "Ih. Says Tilt- Sijm(- along with coordinator Mike instriwtion. fl ttII dolissi at ima,t C li's 11'h P' 1 Musical .1 Ufl from List - A motorist film. stopped . ;%. *,- ,~ T r ~.- -- . . ..,.' _11~ it come dy t( h tiitttlt'd found nothing Robin Would Thii' re C. ('1 VUJ An hour Inter, Hi,-gin,, ret in it cash prize of thue dollars ci call about an necith'nt Those reeviving bonornble' 'n - - • i" I ~ I lk I ..-** , - -. P - . .*11 ; j - ----- ' t " . - - -. . - - '. . 1 - 'a '-' s - '. ~, " ,V . - - . •. I .1 ' - F (a . • ,_,~, I .In .01 ~ _,,-~, i . ____________ - - . -' r- . ..." 17 - :f . )0 -- . - j. ,-, It u t a r y program ¼'_________________ ru. • 3. 6", k . , - - .t.. . ' .- - . . ... , 1~!;, ; t~, ,-,- ; h ., " I , 4.,~.. .. -, . , . I T7. , mr&-L'--... _,.---- ! -I ~ . 7 00 42 z ( J " " .1 of .I lv~r I 00, 4 I , _____ - .. JI, A _____ ' r IF IV •I,A'No -Life Magazorlo r I . I 11 - cow,J dX 41 11 mulm, . !I J.~ .1, ~ I -1 13 ; I ,11 ~ 0 I . t [)ofl (4) 'r ret 7 . - GO-GO GIRL . - - -., SA "iti .ovE foo(Hers 1k -"S O) or Take - - - I ' LADIIiS DAY ALL MIXED LINKS it'h so J 1. . 0 I ;11 0 . on a olamet a t% 11 I I .1L., . I I 6 P;cce Gcne-"THE CHAPARRALS's I' Our __ - - - I WELCO.. FAMILI Maru[oii Restaurant I.,r !y 1 4:30 (~Ii Miko U)-itial 4. ) %T0 0woor .... LA9111Y IN :ih,.vv 66 You're elected to help with the dishes--I just talked I i real r trouper my ______ way out of it! _________________________________ i Q;1' 4GIve a for t home 10,111Mhe I Schoolt; with less than 500 and knowledge and tL-ach tile of tile principals and adminihas increased to 28 under the students receive library as- ski lls necessary for effective tutrative persuzuie of our councoordinating leadership of Mn. sistance from trained librarians use of the library resources. ty. ZIP 4 10.,_-Aw r.. _____ of Thanksgiving wi needy Sanford families. fur their annual project for two ij 6 Consume - 7 Mariners diredion ___ __ A 1E. E D I I Memphis CS t •... ._- . - - ' / lU I From left, kneeling are Robert Robinson, James Baker, preaident, Beverly Dubois, Roger Butcher and Carl Joyner Standin back row are Tim Tobin, Jerry Forrest, Eugene Gilmartin, Put Spears, Ron(Heruld Phuttf) 123 i 'IT'IT I i - ' LiJ'~_ ' t1 . - 4 ._,,. I VI,fr' - •-'' • a I% - e_r ) (8) L a___ t' (pod,) ilL] / / () / - ' 9 I / i $ f 1 I r -I f57 W JI -- I I ___________ 7 -1 .-.it.__ _O t - ', - p !" ç. - ,) ' - _____________________ i~3i` ______ ,- I, • f *11' 1 1 .W4 . 1 1 1. - It I - .' &J • -_. • % s 'u--.' .I toy. of Life - .• • - - ..' - . I - z - -- i 1::246 (6) CBS News Soa rch wsline Tomorrow Former Location 1:00 (3) News flirt Talk (5) U.n Cs.. Sanford Herald Of (I) 1:16 (3) Focus Two 1:80 (2) Let's Make A Doal 51000 (1) A. rh. World rural l5$(I)NUCN.w. SQUARE FEET 8 Choice Locafion-Downfown Career Program Information on eohlees and curvers will be presentud at a . i'---" f• NBC 12:00 (2) Jeopardy / - V Candid Caniera ($ V*fl Dyke (6) Dick (9) The Datinir Oatud ? / _____ - - Supermarket Sweep 11:3o (2) iiohywood Squares PV_r _ ') - I \\\ / 1o. ion (6) Beverly litilbillies 11:00 (3) Pat Boone b / /~/ I a - . Itoo i s it Ezerctie for the dam-n Woman 1 9:30 (2) Burns and Allen I0:3S &W BOAT! I URIC. I T14' QOr'5 . • -- I (9) - TO I4AVE FUF'J PLA'IN' WiTh - i i 48 days State ___ They received donations from Robert Harrison Beet, son of " 0: 1 Winu-flizul, Publix, McCrory's, Mr and Mrs T D Best Sr, of .rl,1111 _. 711. . . ~T -I . ALP, Food Fair, and Ro yal Sanford, is among the more ., I Castle. PubU dunuted frofin ull than 14,000 students enrolled I -"-%" -114"a three areas nisat, produce, end sit Memphis State Umveraity __________ grocery. A turkey was donated for the fall semester dae i .. by Mr. Ray Lewis and one from Fall classes Included students Publix. from all 50 of the United States I I-1 Milk wus contributed from and mure thuti u dozen foreigil - . . . -, Perfection Dsir, and bread countries from Murita All of this plus individual donations from dub Whales illS) inc to be Ub LIBRARIAN Mrs Av4 BuIJlb works with Longmembers m..de a happy Thaiikb- much ab 60 yearis old, accard. wood Elementary students on special projects giving far someone. Iing to the Miami Sewjuarium. the reoearch center. / ' - IT'S sTAg-rN' TO RAlN 1/ 11104 •. dpi -. • ,-1 i) ø. 11 - 04 Morning iiltuw s:oo (6) Capt. Kangaroo - 911 ____________________________ FIbee;m1lnhl '.. r ". I.,.... 1,....Z L _______ r 1 ,1 1, 34 ScatiIall Wder 'I ' d - 11. 7-05 ( 6) CBS "ews 7 25 (2) 'arm Report 7:30 () Today 11 ' - p Clii g ,-"., - ". two pictures, and audio-usual aids Robeft (6) Hunriiie 7 00 () Toda) -, _A 9irral aprulg -_ 12 Drone bee 9 wearing 011110es 13 Rent 10 Minute tkin 14 -,skip and olpening A 11 inuuat 1.) 16 Poker states ers 50 Italian Cl iv 3' (hair 17 Mineral rock 21 Follomer 33 Ifeating device 5211oll)"W"And , 18 Jumps 23 41 Recent I 53 British 24 Fancy 43Dciol(ab) atatesman 25 Sod 45 Willow ovem&ns 22 a's I N iroquolan Indian 47 Nation's naval 54 observes snake 57 Scottish vessels 24 Devotee tepW cabbage 29 Complication 48 iil 2bShkezpeare5n 31 58 Art iI.aUn) salad s a Feminin e king 5iàCr*at 4Uta thcr(1ri appellation " 5 I ill P I _1: 5 The L.te Show irn,ifl&C (6) Sunahlne 6 .0 (3) 'IV Cias.room ' R F I II %v141)',b$i)%% t /129 1 UIL • Z8Conclude and I ~, Today, eight years later, the to the chouI on a full time periences for pupils which will and teachers and the educastory is greatly changed. basis. increase their reading interests tional guidance and support appropriate, attractive, It 3 Range ACROSS by a trained librariun assigned librarian must albo provide ex- on the purt of the librarian& Area Needy I)i5'1t1,I (9) Where ,rhe Action in % ______ i SAL.P,D () -- - A,iswer to Previous Punt. I Club Helps () (9) the Fugitive Ill J '7 l&h41' I4 ARN1 1ANY N'Vri. w ..EFT ID .M - tREP OF At.L. OF l'f1EM. ww [eople and Things on the achoul's size. lIlt 'dttorl,ii Cornine n t :30 (2) Tonight =.---1 gs.41 It-' ~1111 • I - ________ 1 .1 JOA N J _________ - Royal CubtJe, Perfection Dairieb and Mi,rita Bread. tonIra (9) .News I I i ____________ Worst train wreck in the 10 ________________ 9NO 1 ,.j q t • .o :30 (6) Red Sk el (9) The ftoun& . , "I.- . . I I_____1 f - nit Poule und Sandy Messler. P I _____ Winn-Dixie, Publix, McCrory's, A&P, Food Fair, -- 9 (4) F,Ige of N1.:!, ! erryiaann II -- I -1 1.7-4. _ needy Sanford farntheb were thebe members of the SeminJe High St "wol DCT Club, v. ho collec ted two babket of food Contributiozm were received from -)Avp . - .,I .,UII`_ ., ,.ar!'. - &I . SHARING TIM SPIRIT of Thunksgiving with two AWAM TOMORROW -2 DAYS ONLY Trn.?'r I ::: 1 30 (') You , 1-.:j: ____ - 1. .,, iill) To Toll The T, (9) opnoral wint)1? I, Wife L. I I , it /' P The ('otr.r '/.flfl 6!3() (2) iitifitit?y - firink1pv (6) Walter Cronkite (9) Outer Urnits uar pine - - the announcement was inade ochools in the county hus Ii- librarlun assiewd by the prinHowever, the services being that Seminole County was 100 brury services. Those owhools cipul and the faculty to select provided by the libraries in the per cent represented. having an enrollment of 500 these materials and prepare schools of Seminole County z-e- 3demburs collected donations 4 '. MOW ff 4 1. on a part-time- basis depending ... C -` :,U ,,' , - - - LA 1*5 5$? (1) Flassiiworrl 4 '. 1. , ~ %I :00 () 1)*y of f 44 1 / p (9) TWIiItIt 'II' 1 . i AG I" COL 1200 a.. si OV F i-ss-:n )) I or it I -• '1/) -- ues I ) _____________ m DO I , " " n Ton'Re eV1519 1. t . CRINGS If OPIN of 1:30 and 7:30 K,-%I v _J W I - " . -. Increased - I , L' I IA* a- .,o C , 7, """" ,. A LL AAATikF1S DAILY at 2 and B p.m through - " The istaff of school librarianis, -1_ .. -- II I 4t 94 (ilk .1 "Jlv" 1.1 with p1woure. - - • Zi N ~ ,,", . c I COL09 / _______ I 1 5? WUK of totill fit tigtie mid imending police station to be finvo-iprint- That's quite . so swee't as mine... There's no one emer by Kde.0semn A9111IFN -ROWN-ITT"04 I I' hl I ,., .%L.. . 1 ;5 t( __ p AU four librarians beamed students or more are served them for use by the schooL The- fleet the high degree of skill - - - . in 1958 at the annual state Ruth Long. for both teachers and pupils. Put together this becomes a convention of school librarians Each of the twenty-three It is the responsibility of the large undertaking. .. 14 64111116 .40 IF _IUAT . 1;. , i.,Jj'r "_"_ .. 11, I.- ,-1f.4, , be made by the Band Parents suns at Nashville, Tenn., on Association July i ilTh County I L - .1 - I III - I* *- .________ years or so. This decision will United States killud 101 per- county music director 41J -I .,- I ~, . Marching Lions this year and had originally scheduled a prot`I hopes the band will continue tO on scholarship, but there grow and improve. Tile band wat, no doubt Rotarians were could possi bly ha ve new con dehglitecl with the substitution' cert uniforms or full dress uni forms within the next three ER!'EST COWLE' • *1 I " . 11-211t %- The three talented girls, aU top academic students, demon- Director Richard A. Fienburg Bracken, I • . .) < ;? ) V~ **ago mdw . hilarious. . . . Music Histor and the Hunianita are being offered in the hugh schools mentions were Ted Janson and found an auto had liii a cow. visor of music, has coordinated Withy Jarnigan in a comedy The driver was th e one. who th e music programs of Seminole sketch entitled "Nudist Colony" turned in th e report earlIer. County since September of 1959, 11 " ~1: . ,-:. , , " .. "s -.*, piuy ''" J.,, 19th . DOES nm goode Jimmy! Naturally, you havo to go k aftftd first!" and Eanie'. Jo.-, Tnnv' un r It' war is really like. The dramn when they return to port they im fociissed ithnoRt, entirely on find a strike against the canthe sqund. who are fit the end nery has blockaded th.- pit of thei l. ropi-14 witil pioblillstior, and Kimble end.-; tip embroilod -O-~ . I (:_?__~_ - _________ , t (. I - X .. - L_ , I 'lII)I;ifl TIME! I - - f - - _____ has done a fine job with the chairman for Noemher. He SOflht (ICCL1S1OIIS Ernest Cowley, county supw- -. I , -'*;" I` -0. .~, lL . ,;~6-vX ,C X,i Tit(, girls Lind their acts were ", "4" " uuion', Arriving at tilt- scene, Higgins . - . . I , I, Trooper Leslie Higgins to report linvu traveled out of state for iflflet (I third fIlltc( as he'd seui a cow on tilt, high parades of national prominence John Jones and Riilpl 1,"ulier way. Higgins investigaled but Courses in Theory and Har- lit -~~tj,._ -6 . . *1r' - 151 .---I e IIII-2.1 I . 11 jv -, ( IJ --Ww I. . r I, ! 11 1, I (D N. - " 1. I .. 1. .:!,- .. ' I, . . I ., .. , -IfXII - ! .-;% - -• 11IF I*s 141 1r,nn ties than petting good grades in f. StnU a ff a i rs , and on . 01I .I 1 I . e rock tin band will pr t nt a Christ i anti lound most appre mac cont rt zi t O a chi High ci4iti ( au d ience ni the Rotary - 011 I . I:-J, - , 'A i": '... I. ~ - I . . 1.. I II . . -, ',' . _. ", I polka-dot interpreu% 4 I RV ~ 'idri \( " it Z' . k.._~ , _. r'. - 5. 4-!% , yirj~j _ v ft' If! -4,, .`.~: . ,,, to The Marching Lions will make , 1 vtistonim A 1 it'.i I I .1 is ' bringing honit, with tliern a goud share of high linnors. Tile high Wagner for tile "Driving In Stin Fraticisco" find "'First Grade." A cash prize of REPORT TURNS TOO TRITE live dollars wit' ziwarckcl to - Uf,.,~, t tirgatis, stig tip' fill(. (Ii'pIi of I uk ut timid C (uilgruituIlitRm' to district lit .second place wiis 3antes the gritClUbting CIIISS Of l!IQ. I. • .... 'Return 1 t Ir.eI . spine, rather ake recipe in a country fair like teauuiiuig ' In IIIIII out it, baking contest 10 1 p.m. (All ) Ih I.nut tIl(JM(' science fl( fiction shows The -y violence 1,4 provided Live. "flight In the INliddle. (if tason (Color Fo r a Aprila struggle with an the (Ugh \tiqs leighton and Mr doctor, Kimble Is a very v.rsu Wilding, who site mnnn ztnd wif e tile hup Tonight he adds fish in retil life. tire always a (le- ernian to the long 110 of ocupittions lie linit Indulvo-d in light to wittell. 7:30-9:30 p.n. (ABC) ()uJ1 during his flight from tin law . but! "Conflict." (Color). More Ile Joins Tony Donovan (Sviest should star I). an Jaggu r), a touih old than fans of the si , 9, Us 0. " - I .~,;,~ il y 0-. real 'ild m pe rsonation the 1966 Homecoming Queen and DII 1 R 0tar 1a Phyll 1 1'r hich her court. 1 - - and II HEROES - . 4, ; 1. A-! .. .,I' - 1 . ."'', ". &I ' Marchinc blouse - TOO - I055 4lv, . • ' .t.,~~,s 1' / 'I ,' -. a gay I I ' .Special praise went to Joan , i '&' . 11 i lit Sanford Sbowinq Color -111111 11vop1(--- front phice to Kadiddlehopper lighter-thion-Air PIIi 1$NITI $ V1D. - TV Time Previews ," 7i_ _ ___ -- .1 1. • . listeners Band Tii! 4 tr.r4 Club Monda received hearty rounds of applause from their I 011.1 -- - I. - -IiI K bvrs of tile Sanford Rotary appreciative '.I, 1.1 1% ;I . I , 1..." ,~ .., ;, 14; . ,u Three Seminole High School eru-eds no entertained mem a 4 10'. ~ ~_ - . I - P. ) % -,-rhV41"IsT1N ' Onedo, 1ideas in action. - ' . _ ( , ,.~ , &I f. "Smnthem Brothers" routine. study of orchestra] Instrumenth, in educational ideas. Seminole Lions have presented halftime of "A Taste of Honey." Included in the program were ; for tilt- evening were expression and creativity find County re.sidents are invited to shows with themes such as Judge. , Sassy little Cindy over 20 acts which included both Billy Love, Mrs. Minne Mean.% ices in folk dancing and visit the school and see these "New TIT Shows." "Downtown SHS homeco m ing students and fiiruIt, and their Bob Ward, arid Bob Parker. dramistizution' I I 1 -1 1 4 4 . I I . • . 1;~ 1:~~ - II \I( _J_ -I ngwood Elementan, School small band could sound so well. boots and L') ' 01 ziIU'IL, , I , 0 I I tremely impressed that such a Lady," and appreciation, music literature, 4 , r A staff of music teachers as- Ek'mcntnrv School has mstitu- icr field to viet the 1966 March- Shoelsies. Ann Allen for doing a scene the singing voice, listening and . I e Present its one of the judges from "My Fair - --______ . Ow (.1,1 I toni 11 N (' I, I, "The ph ted, and tern per grow Li'tiuuuI Eugle Affruir" Color). shutter stud rr.uet.jon I. rr'n rio the horn.' fine, flue guest stars to sortable squad he114 night. Miurga ret I e I g h ton, down to rt in a bnrn, Well Mk'h,nel Wilding titid Cesare played. IhIllovit gllp-4 as it choirtningly 8:,io-!o:,io p.m. wi:s) 'rh,sinlutut hum Ii of lb rush Red Skelton hour. U oh-pr, I. igh tug. nt (.ituu Volander, F rnnz Ited's guests are Ian. •looepuhi zuid (mint. Fgon, re- 011(1 singer Dionne Warwick. isipprtively. Gitit hitist retired who offers 'WRIk On Fly" and from Thrush, but qht, intends "People." Janet play,t K Ip lit ll,aisy girl to ninke Iwo- writfid return w ith KadiddInhopper'q taii'I tenin'. ru. i a .11311s. , a "mol. • uliui rent until/i t I a N. i_-i;' IL- , .'n - - I 1 Debbie Dalton, editor of the st the elementary clafisroom Led 8 full strength safety pro. Ing Lions of Oviedo High SchoolI school newspaW, laid aside teachers in their music instrue- gram. This sllfCtV as they performed their last bar dignity and after a comic Oviedo High Schonl's 1967 Sen- Mrs. Thrasher for singing snngs tion by visiting every class at me ,ting. p .; with each claHs. a 1-111111dMe show of tile recitation in cap andJar class presented "OHS Talent from "The Sound of Music," least once ii week. This Cl('- ste;)pvd-up patrol program, and 'ci f c costume, Cowlev said that he was Mrs. Donnn Neely and Mary MCMUTIV instructinn Includes a community information sera ______ - --------- grime / -- ..7 ----------------•----- FCM .AP (!'(fl A mildest X4*&IhIA COMM • I. - ;. DickTurner Ability bow \ 1)4A1 I - F' wit 1RE. LIKE MA!F. (fYt4JI'H•1,F', IDEA Or PEAT 1tA1 kIP! I'VTOLD HIM ijp,M1t,f'LUriur -.zi._ impersonation to recorded milsic. However, there was some OHS trouble with the plug for the tape recorder and the "r the study, appreciation, under- gram. By LARRY NEELY good little trouper" went on standing and performance of With the full corippration of Ernest Cowley, music super"a Capella," 04ithnut tit(.- various areas nf music Longwood Police Chief Shinn visor for Seminn)v County, was singing any music) and did a real fine ffiroughout tile students;' I" - i and the .Seminole County Sher- present Nov. I 4" at John Cour- job of ,'Tan Shoes and Pink l nt Show OHS T Li i Fox :, . I OUT OUR WAY . perform on teacher planning time and to universal Arletth Coberlv is the full time A 8clJ T. CCONCILAWI-1 II AP-CtiT Th' in rien ex thtnith the writ- no. They soothe with o lot of their books snd rtieles th,it pIonghin uueless usually Information enae- of enatrriint of withheld iti of one 1111t, what it lovely, rewilrd- nbolit children rout, of disdain Ink, thing yott have told mel for us. ,rhe tnith ii, di, tdain I whitt I knOW AhnIlt ynii!" hint In ri tutu (if my gratitude, for prirmit is the nceuipntlonsl of rnvterioii-i damning infor . I.t. t e ll , something, hazard of most professional math-rn houit is to vhieh they alone have isteressti. An the offoo. Npvpr drs I ascribe any I workerpt with rhildron. IC) WCtRY I .. I _k7M 11lIt 6 a - - ' believes; that it is necessary tial attention and a variety of that all students in Semin- matv.rials mak-c this area a de. ROL program at Longwood Mementary is planned h.N, James Thompson, (left) faculty advisor, David Bell, student, Louis Rosky, principal and John Jaeger, student. ,r the I ' time m talk • ,WI.F I., \ 4\A 1'. ____ y o\ .1_i, thti whip t 4Th? truth :inrt is why the use tb.' "iolts re -in with pnrent4 who n into )ivsnhllitv t I hut I vmiler if vrm've writ hint that I differ from frihte,ied of op'n ((tiuI to terirs t the rhnt is it )it,uk I iptilil send to n hove "nntrihth.'ir prohleni with n. tither child nidsnres writers. e5tIHl trc,i,l.ln,l purc'nt I know. . I. i I tin P _4ER WHAT HE; CA RN !STA L carols, or hnoths, are planned I language and the highesl Of tile reading specialist. In Long- 'V N"_;, i ,II I. a previous production for independent work with books some students who were on or audio visual aids hand to serve as stage hands To pros ide more effective Music being ________ T '._ pIiniril ymr n in mtiqt didn ' nn tfiq nlI( ' _j "Edward hasn't exRetly been promised a vice tiresk dency, but th ey're doing his offi ce In executive bege! I ' I . ___________ •ibwt&.u.. • . tt . . _________ 9PX 'I U " ' I- 11~ . ( 10-11- ". . `I ~ L covers much Thli1 -. I . \. TI i 'S ( ' i ' IWLIf.. nihtuni eIvit 4 mo they infriendly and to h ppiir rteil yon. ft' m we The child nld to c'e how thc'v npplkd to me to survive them rind Rome-feniivrb terrifed parent of the of the'.e thirij I to filem. It sirs :r;s , It Imnu'iv,,:Iseht hem the' nm,1 dnurhtr. I -) ' j !i! l \ / .1 daily bring the wonderful world kept busy on it full time basis lof music tn the boys and girls in their special work center. in time public schools of St nun Under the n e w Seminole ole County. County Reading program, Mrs. ~ I .1 ~ ;I • cooperative, or "thani- 1 - - - I , in an oper take responsibility for records, t'tta Longwood Elementar3 has four Nineteen music instructors teacher aides The aides are - ", .._~ i, / - • % In were called upon to ~ stage as substitutes I '.. 1 , '111111 . - \ I '4 Among this year's changes I - 1 'i;~ ______ better serve this Seminole County community, I ' ing for audience attention. 11 1111111, to make with my 17-yt -old PXIst In My pRrPnt render b diqp inirr q 'ntitirntt fckt f)vtr nd river yffli tqvb Iv rt.rhø nnk1n't phvikrnn m7 t err ibly (IrtI for the irionIy t" whkh I iv vti nkI "Jol hnrI-hfltIn In vnitr eniurnnu. lint often nlwny thne I've given to my- They can't help this. Their ce with the depe OVP been shiP self Hepnulse I've t'e,, Able j 1 ) I 111\ _ r-,_J_ I i ' - Thti,4, to the Pxfs1,rt,;, -n tire, , Isom of roading, lhoir zt-,i'-*f ill IWAII AIRS. 1,AWRF,NCF,: slinrlentillng to vnil that I have , materials to many of them participating as ful project I . In other community musical a seldom-used auditorium Is affairs, the high school students now a hustling hub of activity. Here are the hundreds of new , attend the Mutual Concerts As. .sociation Concerts, as well as; books and materials. A Color- . r- / choirs and the Sanford Alen's set up In the middle of the Chorus school cnmple What was once . ; - I _! . J " 1 ..% -'Jc.__ Plans are being made for the leaching" plans in the first and school music students to join sixth grades. This is a hold step toward the In with the churches and the community in presenting the ultimate goal of "serving the; Second Annual Chrbitmns; Pub. individual need of every child." . lie Concert In addition under the t.am This performance will include teachingprogram, the teacher approximately 400 students is able to specialize In a par from grades five th rough 12, ticular area. performing instrumentally or A convenient Librnry.Re. singing along with church snurce-Study Center has been I ., çI#9•"\ \ .- Coow'rntIon . .. u p . - _____ ______ T - V jyLi Tea111 I. I Muriel Lawrence .' DIflIQII PaI1 -- 3TE;4A n. - - \ I I!% GWRAC-r-t) Ir- IfF LEW046 01;P991315-1`1% a i, i FtA-TIoP4-') cUt1CILMA' 1 cc4W .I S e m i n ol e ThftX ML)T ø rnmFl7pit' ti I ____ t O_ N o v. 2. 196 r •nfztrh OUR BOARDING hOUSE 201 WEST FIRST ST. specisi tiuseting of the Lyman high School Parent Teacher Association at H pm, Monday, in thai school auditorium. All iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SEE cuts arts tordiahly Invited, .d NEXT DOOR TO IFLORWA SUX OM YOUR BROKER ------ - - -- _____ iiiiiiiiffff -- • I , I L.. - _•_ - - ,.'._.11., ?I!I`I`#.I ...-. ., ..'.. '. t;*. . . . '1110 1 I. ~'.X',~~r "' .r.,` I .. . - I . .1 . I I 6 .1 / - I .I I., I . . ----------,.-- I ~ i ---- '-.1. �t i -.4' 4t _____ -- _[- -. * --------.---.------------ It I I H Dizais tlb4ij: Horoscope Forecast By Abigail Van Buren a yenr boy. We liked each other tended the shower and years and he still hasn't told o i' T4E yA POPth.ATOY pEOP.E wfl.I. $ / A.L'R _____ R ____________________________________ 7 AWi.G ________ ____ 4ER--- FOR f ).__.___.n.- __ _______________________________________ F ,., I.. ____________ Until NOON.very adverse its- . _________ ______________________________ _________________ C Want Ad Inf ormahon to , - - . tions and apologies for your routines Operating more dently.. Then get busy with THREE DAYS .............. ,,....,, 24c P.r Un. ! 1M.DE5, lJSAL0'' ..'.,, r 'E4'.1) A have more abundance, but this Qb _____ •.. . J .. , now so it Isn't likely that send $1.00 to Abby, Box same many of the gths would be 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., MOON CHILDREN: (June _______ _________________________________________________________________________________ upot i'.c . treut.; - iZ(YJb4 On fort than B/14-k1qQ i- mInd by Ii unusual discard. If North and South had m.zk.d their way to three no_____ the favorable break in clubs would Insure that con_ ___ - ______ it 'I J bs but they arrived upsss West opened the king of clubs and continued with the queen. South ace and at 4' - an I four had _________________________ __________ -- - - 1*-Landscape Sersies 15-Builders Supplies - ________________________________ Those heretofore. - JeALOUS, Bo1T, Lu.. tT YOU t>T? can be IE'iEt4 T GIRL JUST _____ _____ ______________________________ ______ --. ...,-Alr Cond. TEMPR.AND 4%T1U ____ _____ - - - - '-' - I' -_.s. 1, Both gerous. 10 South might be hold- In the business world or you bo , nIUCh good will so labor- ing a king-tell vulnerable '; _4i,j ______________________________ _____________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ - n ___________________________________________________ - good how West followed 541C) I WA5 to _______ ___________________________________ ______ - :.2-Hwap or Exchange To Buy .b-Furi.Iture For Sale 1l6-Auto.-$*Ie or Trade &IQL.. I _______ ______ _________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ i ______________________________________________________________________________ ________ ________ IPLWLLQIkA It is easily to puncture minutes. Wash It CHRISTINE off dry. GIRLS-Some people er is for the winter, when gladly. Then you know the W11a1 to do and how to do to make a ))UStt1 there is ice and snow on find it eusi DEAII or _____________________ ALTPE__' AWFULLY _______________ F.5T! I C'MON M& - Invite (1 WI-fl-i ThOSE 4ORSES! I fl4W.JK 0-1' BAI.LOON BETTER I 'p TVW I WERE 't"ARE, HOLV%', _____ HEY! WDTTP.. HORE WHERE* _______ _____ SOY! it. _____ I "- -- ___________ ____ _____ ______ _____ ______ - . , -. .. . _____ - - - _______ - . • . _______ - ______ - _____ . - __ _____ . __________________________________________ ___________________________________ ____________________ ñ' REt M,1 HPsRA5 -rs IbPIJPPZ.W)I WOW HE IL4.,,MRIW TTIIFVZE QJ IIOQ11 0I4.,t #1 MEWIALL'I NES'5 AtER7IWE' (SLIT PAThETIC U5.TIMATLIM.5 lIE HA5 A HYPRCS4J 11.5. AT 11* MOME4Jt SLIT llJ A P0 lT)OJ 01,0 1.1 ,CAPTAIW SA9Y? H 81I5 MEIJ OTHER FB _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ . . I ' . ____ - i" a _____ _____ __________ _____ _______ _______ _________ ______ ______ .. -' .. ___ - T.a _____________ _________ •. u' ______________________________ _, , .' . ' . I __________ -____________________________________________________________________ j, ____________________- 4.2 __________________________________ _______ --- -' . - I' _________ ____ - ____________ / ______ ____ ,_ _____________ - ' I _____ ______ _____ C *______ - ____ ' _ ______ _•1 _____ ______ ___ _____ _ _______________ _______________ ___ ______ . ______ _ 9 _______ _____ etc. - ..,,, --I.. _ ___________ - .. what _ ___ Christmas cards have lndlvld- evident iii as number of the medical treatment the first $1 to Carroll Itighter Forecast, unusual greetings cards dealing with time they consulted and and a physician TIn, Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Ar.ai,gssa which, in evos' way, the theme of peace, the broth- was for a routine check-up after ilywuod ?, Calif. py the spirit of Christ- erhood of main, which sifter all, their centenary birthdays. h'' _______________ themes to is the spirit and heart of Spain ceded (Uaun to the Chameleons have trick eyes. the Brool'Jyn Ctiri$tIu&th. / .L./" create __ I painting with his pack. A line -- - Just ____ __________ _______ .. -A /iuui,t*'s SpanIsh-American War. pivots down. lie!" - - . _______________ of . ________________ ;. C -1• Volnut cabinet. Call ___________________________________ -- -. -_ sIMC V.4 rick-Up and over camper in good condition. flat 20,000 or more monthly. 101 MayfaIr Circle. 822-1001. Third month operation axceeded 13,000. Pure OR Co., RUMMAGE SALE 604 SV. 4th St. iOsu 6LI&RKT EED HOLLER U'4 STEWART S x 25' Double A Multiple Listing R.aLtor INSUItOR 1)p'k'r. 2 Hsdrnom & aleeper, APPAiSER 8ervlce s-nay FOR LEASE: New ___________________________ _______________________________________________________________ 11700. Ph. 332.0*20. 1919 8. FrenCh in Lonwood. Poten121.4911 cab Station 323.0740. - Hwy. _______ _________________________ 66 OLDSMOIILE .SHOPT VALUE 104-Trailer Space-Rent _________________________________ il taint, s.dae, Olds' fte, \''1Ml'L1 COMFORT STINK IIEDIWOM Cii lionie in choice TRAILER £ Spaces on ..ak. fgliy $3595 _______________________________ .uIpd......... 322-S4 ____________________________________ lovcly g)orets, nice Litchcn. ___________________________________________ 207W. 2nd St. 2 & 3rd, 9 a. rn fly Ladies $l2,60. U2 por month inclmi1 106. Apartments For Rent Aide. Lutheran Church of The 71. Male Help Wanted _________________________________ log Taxes & Insuratice. 28.-Itau o - Television ltedeerner. Old Weatern Auto A cAREIL ____________________________ 1AwAGMENr Store on E. First St. 66 CHEVROLET ______________________________ £VAIjON AP*ftTMENTI ONE OF America's largest and SOUTHWARD SOUTHERN TV 122-1411 2nd St. V.8, A/I, 115 W. impala UNDE11WOOD Portable Type- fastest growing Consumer Fin___________________________ Service Callo $2.00 sflce Companie.' will take 3 PS P'L S Crib $35; Car INVESTMENT & REALTY Baby writer $25; DOWNSTAIRS Furn. Apt., priThe Working Man. Friend applications, prefer 21-35 years, ill N. Park Ave. 2795 332-9111 fled $3. Ph. 323-0606 after SilO 322-9933 vats entrance. 541 l'slmetto. mid H......... 301 Sanford Ave. Into a iarefulIy planned man_________________________________ p. m. m. after 5:30 P. C5U 32-1374 agement training program. DOWN & $50 MO. _________________ COM1ON T. V. 1iol1ltal be able to accept IntenMu.t CUSTOM HAT BALING Eve. Open st. I bath, outside LAKE MARY: 4 Room Furn., In. 7th i0S V. dye training and master all HAY FOR SALE $5900. NO SERVICE CIIA1IGE of Citr. cluding light. £ water. sss.I 66 CHEVROLET in 2 years phases of CALL 322.0112 if you bring Set in mo Ph. 333-1541 or *2-537. Impel. Spar? C.vp.. V-i, A/I, _____________________________ qualify as branch manager. ______________________________________ Car Radio's Specialty _____________________________ sad H, Air....... washing machine for sale. employee benefit.'. Automobile 312 -1301 2640 Hiawatha at i.ii of i. Three ApIs.. 3 31. MusIcal Instruments required. DOMESTIC FINANCE 322-2520. let St. 333-2*00. French on __________________________________ COIIPIJR4tTION, 104 W.Central PIAM) TUNING &1E A&R CHEST 01" DRAVERS & BedAve. Orlando Phone 425-1534, Uric. *rrs.. prIvate 223-IfS 66 FORD _______________________________ W. I... HARMON ___________ room Suite. Mgr. Toorn Ennis for appoint- GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES _______________________________ nOtifies turn.; specially suited 322-3643. Call ment. 3-3.4 BRS., I-I HATHI retired people. Ideally 1e. G&ezis 500 ferd.r H/I, V'S. for ____________________________ 3Vacuum Cleaners sated downtown. Esquire at A/I, * sad H. USED: Bike.', one boys, I girls. JUn Female Help Wanted Jacobsos's Dept. Store, III £. 72. ps. Air......... 2795 I small, 1 I wagon 26" KIRBY CO. Sales & Service, 2124 Park Drive Office 121-11*5 Sanford. _______________________ si. St.; i twin i large hobby horse Free pick-up & delivery. Used ________________________ ______________________________ _________________________________________ ________________________________________ _________________________________________ ______________________________ WELAXA APARTMENTS - _________________________________ C.svestI.. sioo ___________________________________ ____________________ operation to w. $100 DOTN __ __ JLh)lC1A14 CIIICI!I'l' -'I - - - 65 PONTIAC GTO Spt. Cp.., By Day, Week or Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE us w. V-i, LI, 2Q95 ____________________ 65 CHEVROLET Impala Super Sport v-a. dio. heater, 4-speed transmission....... ______________ ______________________________ iii. 113-5*11 house-cleaning Service. 83$- 2 nu., 3774-7 to 9 P. m. 2 HR.. WILL KEEP children In my hiome for working mothers. HOSPITAL hIatt,, country $90; I I4th, City $46.3 IJNFUI1NISHK'D FROM 2 Be,lronm, 1 flh. kit- I. V'Iii* St. Psaui aylh.dev 1 ONE BEDROOM Duplex, Furn., •wa, Only..... water furnishel. S. Sanford Ave. Ph. 3-7t*. S0U95 $1'5. DAYHWORK L.IGGETT REXAIJL DRUGS • Sale Motor Sales Legal Notice 9 of COLLIER ANt.' WO.LFORK 3O South Parratnure Avenue (.raiido, Florida A (I ortse)-a- for Plaitil 1ff Pul.lishs Nub. 2, 29 & Dt- . 6, 13, Ply; MarIna T. VihIen Deputy Cloak 8srnsrd ft. Jaffe 1421 5. St' 1st St Ilet Mlama,i, Florida Ii -. IL l'ubliali Nov. 29 IJDU-60 DDti12 at $TICNSTKOM. DAVIS * MciNTOSH Attorney? for Exc'utriz Florida Stat" Itatik-Huite 1a,4lo.w:/fjwIa 3771 Ht.!otd, F'l'tlu 'I, 19 pUtjllshi Nov. d, 15, j , -. MAGNAVOX Stereo Theatre. enutolning 21" TV, AM.FM, p _______ ________________________ -- and Zoning Nov. E1I'/..\ UETI4 ,I. .Vl'EN, a single County plannIng Dated this the 3rd day su"h claim or demand not ao illCommission will hold a public ______________________________ (-nhl4er, A. D. 1966. ed shall be void. I)cfendant. hearing to determine the fsasl/s! Thelma Frances Joyce .tnor'I'ION OF t /Sf Douglas Steristrom the Estate 'i'()* EI.IZAI3E'l'hl M. ATEN, a bihity of recommending to the As Executrix of C.T.A. of Ar admInistrator hhoard of County CommissIoners HESDI,I7T4ON C1,OSi G, VAIt'i'known woman, not of MA ItT JANE PERRIGO the Estate of %ll.N$)OiN4i A I'011to be dead or alive, and if that the following descrIbed INtl ANI) Deceasod URACE M. REX, deceased. Die Mi'IIEK'S'S. IiO.Ii$ .leud, time unknown heirs, property i,rcseiitly zoned It-I THiN FROM, DAVIS & STE STENSTROM. DAVIS & devisces, grantee., assig- Residential be zont,4 C-I Corn- ANI) AlLEY Vfr.Ys IN NIU1McINTOSh lr1N'tOSI4 mises, lienora, creditors, trus. imiercish: Lots 146 & 147 Midway %4II.E COUNTS', FI.(IhliI).% Attorney" for Executrix ('urn Testamento Annexo NOTICE IS iti:ni:uv m1I'IN. tees, or other claimants by, Subdivision. Otherwise described Florida State Rank-Suite . Florida State I3ank-.Fuito lying 120' North of Geneva after due 11(111(0 W14.' pmililishe.'i under or against through, is.' 771 Sanford, FlorIda Sanford, FlorIda $2771 bearing (lierc.'mi. time floasr.l and ELIZABETh! M. ATEN, a Ave. amid East of Sipea Ave. y 5, 15. 2, 29, 1566 Publish uii,iiiissl,,,iers ,,f Publish Nov. 8. 1', , 29. 1966 l'ubli.' hicarimig will he held in of County single woman ud all liarUDG-7 DDG-24 Ii.'.' having or eluitiiliig to I),.' Sciutitioli County Court Setutitiulo C'iumity, i"i.'u'i.la, it its ('onitmiis,iOflers regular meeting iiol.I on Nov. ________________________________________________ have ammy right, title or in. house, ('outity In the U.,urs of the Count; _________________________________________________ 5% •i'Iu. l:liu'tJ'I' c o U a 'r. Hanford. Florida. on Wed- ember 52nd, A. 1), 1966, accepttereit in the proporty desRoom, CIRCUIT, IN Judge. rmiuolr Cuunt, Florida, NINTH JI'IJICIAI. nesday, December 14, 1166 at ed a resolution closing, vacateribed herein. COUNTY, SEMINOLE AND I Pr-i' RESIDENCE UNKOWN 7:30 P. 55. or as soon thereafter ing and abandoning, renouncing FI.oHIu4. In pet Estate •r amid diselaitning any rIght (list liEs Lot 11, Block 5, IIEFTLER 26541 CHINCEBY NO. IN ;s possible. ItOJ3ERT J. wUEBLER time County and time public have HOMES ORLANDO SEC. Seminole County Deceased. THEC1E SMITH, in and to that portion of the By: Robert S. Brown according to TION ONE, PLAINTIFF. Persons Creditors sad All '1'., Seminole County Zoning Dir- streets, roa'I.' u,i,I alley way. plat timersof recorded in Demasda vs. or Iisiag Claims whIch are iicacrlbi,i as follows. anti 13, pages 6 P1st Book actor '/1'lS C. HM1'H, Aaiu.'t bud Estutel to-wit; Dec. 1, 1166 record. of Semipublish Nov. 9 & 6, Public DEFENDANT. You and cacti of you are hereBegin at a point on the East noie County, Florida. DDQ-35 %o'J'ICE '10 APPEAR by notified and requIred to pre. line of the I'isn of (JL.EN ___________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTE,01 OTIS C. SMITH. sent sny claims and demands '1 K'rIiEJ, sccor.ilng to l'iat Whose residence 1. Un. FlED (list a Complaint to fore. SEMINOLE EOIJ%I'V PI,ANNINO wbi'h 'ou. or either of you, may ZONINO COMMISSION Book I (one), page 30, 23 & abovethe _____ mortgage on close known. have agaInst the estate of HO. feet East of Northeast cot'Notice is herehiy given, that You art' hereby required to described property has beesi tiled BEFIT J. WUEIILEII. deceased, tier of i.t,t In, illock 3, of and you are required after considerstiomi, the Seminole the against you the Counrile your written defense to late (if said County. to to the Northwest cornur Ut with or pleading to the Complaint on Commission will hold a public FlorIda. at his office in the court flied heroin against you, flailsaid lot, llsuiis'e North to tIme to determine the hesrimig BERNARD house of said County at Sanford, the Clerk of the above Court on Plaintiff's attorney, Northeast ocriler of I.t $ of recommending to the Street, bility JAFFE. 1427 5. W. 1st 1511, before December Slit, R. calendar or Florida. within siz of County Cosmm,nis.iOfler* of said Block 2, run west months from the timne f the and serve a copy of same Upon Miami, Florida, arid tile the on. Board lilocks 2 suiti I (01101 tIf said of time Cir. perty presently zoned hl-1AA each claim or de- Woolfork. 305 Souths Parramore office of the Clerk 'I'wo cupics ubdivIsiun, cslgsi.ie'i West and for Seminole Residential be sotmed RC-1 Coun. cult Court In landv, Florida, Oiand Avenue, writIng, in m,itid iisll be (it HW'4 Ii, p.,lnt umi time vost liii. Decree County, Florida, on or before try Estates: 'I'iie NE'4 Jitisiti tail riot or a siiaii state tue 1,15cC of residence part of said subdivision, iluouce of Sect, 2-21$-29E lest. that entered the 37th day of IJ.ceiiiber, 1961. L,e amid posit ottice address of the Pro Confta'si) will North 21.'J ft., thm.sice Last to If you fall to so do, Decree Pro lying W of 1.4 amid the NW' claimant, and .bat) be sworn to against you. the NE corner of .l.I (ILIGN Sect. 31-218-fE. of $E'.4 of taken against be hand and seal at Confesso wIll WITNESS my agent or by the claimant, his slomig (Ii.' E....t li,, i.f aal,1 East of 1-4 and '. mile North foreclose. fIling fee of ofl dollar end such Ida, u.S. btu, day of $uveuitier, the comi,laint to Phil to Point at UegIiluiiuIE Florida, of Oranol, Road. at Hanford, lIsted clisImij or dtwaiid flot 50 flied l.661. I'ublic hearing will tie held iii (Coilli iSSIuNKlIS t4I'.I Ii tti day S.mlmiole County, this OtEA 1. i-hall be void. Court ituA ill' 01" i'OttN'l'i I'. sM County Mamuitnule the l'i November, 1964. Arthur Ii. lieekwlth, /s! Marilyn P.. Wueblor SI IHMIONI'itH uI' HEM lNu1.h' County Co,iiintsiOfltrs House, Court (1CAl) iii' CircuIt (?Ierk of As cz,Cutrt). of the L.s.at Will ('OUH'l'Y WadFlorida, on Sanford. Arthur 11. Hevkwltlm, Jr. Room, By: Margaret E. 'ryr. and 'l't-etamnetlt of _____ - - -- - ______ .ifter nt Ads. - _________ i'.tn ___________ _____ --------------_____ or ,r .. "'4 / , _ _____ _ 1 franme. a • ____________________________ _____ pops I are religious ____________________________________ ...i.' pri' e.. Ph. $3t-'24JO Nf(ELY Vurnl.'hed 3 or 2 _______________________________ flORM house in or near town. _____________________________ (all 223.4032 after *:20 a. m. ______________________________________________________________ it o'i 'u:i 1. - from _________________________ fl- of - This is now a "thing" with ists have received awards for {mvE 1',/ SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP)-$ul quite amazing. HF'O F5CAP1P4 1 I Stars impel, UII.Y do nut "The HIM ON THE HERC me Mild I get my crda and their work and many have garian twin sisters celebrated compel" ______________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________ you make of frames early. The cards fit paintings hung In well-known tI'elr 104th birthday In excellent 6ET AWAY! your We Is largely up to YOU! a 6 x 8 inch 1 thought gullurius. health and enjoying fullest ifl Carroll Righter's individual you might find this a guod It in also obvious that the tad ability, the news ageacy Forecast for your sign for Destruggle in idAsia influencus 11Th reported. I camber is now ready. For your mas, For - ' act _______ 95. houses Sale ______________________________ - is _____ ____________________________________ WHAT A DEAL! BV.r)TLOOM. Kitehon Equip. C''NCILKTE lhlock 2 fledroom TWO;e.d. S0 Palmetto *7S mo. home. I /, tilo Rth., huge ___________________________ ill Magnolia 112-SHI 8fl p. rn 122.7fl after Ave.. Faintly room. Fireplace. Swim- ________________________________ PAINTING cARPENTRY INVF.NTOUT REDUCING SALE. 332111$ nming Pool. Acm of shady land, 102. Mobile Homes A. J. Adcock 1vcrythlng '.4 price. The CoT USED P u r it u re, appliances, Sale _________________________________ fi.').i,mg lake. ('nly $13,000. _________________________________ ncr Store, 200 Magnolia, tools, ste. Bought - Sold. [AtHorn.' Term.'. Evening, csll JET SPRAY CLEANING ________________________________ ford. rye Mart, 311 Sanford Avi. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES 33-5605. EAVES - WALLS ROOF 57.7 I. Issfor4 Legal Notice I _______ - m1 ida.. ____________________ ford. Florida, withIn six calen- Judge of Feminole County. Flor19P' S. French 3 - 499l age apt., electric & w.star furnCall 322-208* 2701 _____________________________ Orlando Dr. Pb 121-7915 _____________________________ i'.veniiiga 322.6266 shed. Privt.. 3-l30S. I'IOUIIIA. first publication of this notIce 'on-tier.', .'s Executrix of the (IIACEl1Y %O. 5fl•3 PERIl! JANE MARY deEstate of Real Estate 84. Two copies of each claim or PEACEFUL. QUIET. Large, i"t'RNI$IIED 3 Room .IpArtmuent BY P$UCA'I'ION mand shall be In writing, and GO, deceai.ed, and at said time, WORCESTER FEDERAL SAyfleasofl*ble hlcautiftil 3 lhedroom. 2 Bath, ______________ _______ HOLLER shall state the place of residence then and there. make application ('01111(r)' hionie near 1-4 Phune _______ 3-9ii.. l-'h. 2215 W. FIRST ST. final INUS AN!) LOAN ASSOCIATION, ST. JOHNS REALTY umu post office addrc.s of the to the said Judge for a P1,.t%Nl%fi 33-3"9t1. ('OU%TY corNEMI%Oi.E of America lJnitel Stales a PH. 3226231 YIRM ________________________________ administration TEW1'El) her THE TIME .luples ,u settlement of UNFURN. 2 UL'It-i cuiinammt. amid shall be eworn * ZONING COSIMIMNION N. PARK AVENTIK Vi-uetl..:i Kitchen equipp'i. 322-0861 $22612$ "FROZEN Asseta?" Melt them to l' thu claimant, hi. geflt. of said estate, and for an order ;,uratlofl, Is liqreby giveit, that 120 Notice Plaintiff, or attormie' and accompanIed discharging her as such Execu- _______ activIties intelligently, you can z get a great deal done and with less difficulty than usual. Be aware of all angles regarding national custom. And t. dove. Yet, there ii another It. into a plastic bag (the kind new idea. Then With very rewarding to romuniber very interesting one which de- that clothes conic in from the deliberation, enthusiasm. anti famill' with pints a sofa piled hb with dry cleaner's) and then pUt an our friends PiSCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) own delightfully colorful Christthe outer wrapping. This proUse Ingenuity in going after beautlf ul curds with our tectS gift from gettlfl,g whatever you desire, and see special hand-written message. mus gifts city," damp even If the outside how you can make your future New York, the "fun Lust year I found cards that 'i'ppr should get wet. Iofton entertainment more pleitaw-. were most beautiful and diii- is the inspiration for a numplastic bread wrappers able. Plan to confer with ussomutie-u selection from the ber of the artists and the coloraround my smaller gifts. ciates who do not go along with magnificient. Artists Group, lug Aniuricun Thought this might help some present plans. Win your points. Gone are the days when prints of original paintings of o the readers who are sendiF YOUR ___________________________ aflLD IS BORN and drawings by American people bought a big box Ing thing. to our men in sw- TODAY he, or she, will be They sire highly orig- Plain printed curds bearing artists were cold vlce.'MRS. W M. person because there a popular names. They inul and the spirit of Christ- their of Innate understanding is an and not at all In the tru. nas pervades their work. I Allyone submitting a Folly's the desires of others, as well as selected curds which I felt Christmas spirit. proli.. au ability to project own wish. The designers of these cards Problem, a solution to would appeal to each individfavorite homemaking es. There is tenacity of pIW- uul stud I sent the cards with first. submit their designs for lem or a Be sure to give frame (boxed) to fit. The selection by ii very knowled- Ideas will receive a dollar if pose here, also. Folly uses the Item education, stressing tarin Folly's a good cards are tue handsome to geable committee., The Point.ers. cign lay guide. My friends read the are always in perfect taste is v'y good here wIl.ther a internat.ional u personal niussage auid then and 4 Frrtl:r: or.A-14. (loth. P.oiln, ____________________ ___________________ ___________________ , ____ - . __________________ hel. Call Bennett, 32.3U. which you, or either of you, may MARY JANE PERRIGO Deceased. the estate of have against I'I%Ai. OT10E GRACE M. REX. deceased, late Notice I. hereby given that (it said County, to the Count)' Legal Notice Judge of Seminole County, Flor- the undersigned will, on the 12th ____________________________ _____ _____ many S,tItU'iCK SALK: 3 AlJolning ___________________________________ tietw.'.',i Pe-an TWo fldrm. all Ei.'ctrfr Furn.' ___________________________________ l.ti, 61), . / Jan. securities, pc I)inette. A $429.00 value for only 122*00. + - ,' _ - _____ ______ _____ commerce, nORM, nn river. 1*5. mn. ___________________________________ _____ - you 120. AUtomotive Service - . ______ ______ become R54RT A WIt,t.IAMS 04. __________________________ WALT.. HEATER by Green's Fuel. ECIIOLS BEDDiNG CO. REPAIR & PAINTING Bedding & Furnitor. All Fitting.'. 3:2-b46 after 6 p. m. AT FACTORY PRICL$ __________________ 66S-4'$!. _______________________________ _______________________________ ! THE AWJ'ORT. nienta of real scope is easy and -JUDY n bio, .. Be practical. And I love the generosity of OP UVE5LATE _____ __ _ _ all of you as you share wIth AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. < ...................... ________________________ has ONE Rr.r)nooSs SIoii'.'. 4on. tnvn f,qk.' %lorv, portly furn. 5417. CASH roa TRASH Antiqiis. £ ussi furniturs WanI 1.. .*?nrl .' WFII cards CAtt,RA ItT ISPAS1 IRTATP - ________ ___ . . 'i"- ._ I ____ persons sending of - --. sty. : :- l22-l4 4-5014 f)rIin1' r.t;,___________________ t 0- m•. 2I.' 4 ('fl nt lru.iC 1c.,I. • j ,' ?h.- pr__________ •.. I .i2 (,I t.l.'2' __________________________ t3.'lroom lJnCjrI N ''STI'IN, ___________ - to shine her copper kettle. Wet was pushed in iso far that It. go back for the shingles as Get 20) together with __________________________________________________________ they would have been discared usa. Do be you want to have allied with if not put to this from you in the future and be happy sure to remove any nails The ... - _______ _____ _ that particularly DEAR FOLLY-When 1 am Christmas drawing an inter- fascinates me portrays Peace, going to mail a gift package first gift-wrap it. then ilip an exquisite woman holding -- . 97. Uouseq For Rent RI. Iteni Itnte- 4nIe 58. Wnnlcd To liuy ... , ip. ,,, For Side £k2.. __________________________________________________________ _________________________ . _______________ -- . - just gttt. _________________________________________________ .j4 Hunt Realty I -- LOAD UP __ ________ ______ __________ Be sure first to meet CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 the __________________________ vinegar work fine for pollh- and a hit of flour. Do wash used shingles in the trunk of your obligations before dashing you may the ear. If I stuck, I place Put vinegar in a this off carefully out for romance and full. You some shiiigles. with the gravel dish, dip cloth in it and then have green apota.-POLLY lIfted to be complimented right side down, beneath the wbeel J'OLLY'S I'ROIILEM in salt, and rub. This really fl y so 1w sure you art' with DEAR l'OLLY-I have a of the car and the rough surworks.-CATHY congenials. Forget any perDEAR J'OLLY-I have an bottle I want to use for de- face digs in enabling me to ing copper. C" -__________________ --_______________ ' _______________ -- ________________ __ _____________________________________________________________ ____________________ I Dcc. 21 ____ ____________________________________ tuun e a drinking problem L'UUNLI AT United State Ban Write P 0. Boi 1313. Sanford. and the lowest new ______________________________ key to _______________________________ ___________ used car financing. we Prevenflon. Call WE you to compare our low month- SUICiDE CARE. Orlando 14%-SIll. ly payments. Ph. 323-1771. I 1...'ST: Part Chow, black female, .1-Beau1y care long hair, answers to Bunny. ____________________________________ _________________________________________ Cowan, Cut 'N' Curl. Call 323__________________________ Oil l'aintingr. Call 322-1461, 114 W. FIT ST. Regular $10 Permanent now $5, I'lm. 322-6774. 96. Houses-.Sale or Rent 0834 or 8:2-4013. 8 to 5. Complete. 322-9668. 50. Misc. For Sale Legal Notice ________________________________ ________________________________ FOR SALE: Ve.tinghoUae Re- 'OMAN to live in and take care ThREE Bedrooni, rlorida room CALL 7 a. m. till II p. rn week. Call 323-6760. Mrs. Urea. nor lot. Owner. 322-1113. APARTMEN'I'S ('otidltlon. Call 322-0195. day thru l"rlday to 11 p. m. flu. Mrs. It. W. Lord, 28*6 S. Vill take woman (Ia Beutty. Judge, Se,,,lni'he Count', Florida. FURNISHED - UN?UR.SISREDI N Curl Beauty Salon Cut . Sanford. 222-3215. one child, Perfect for THREE flEI)Itin)M, 1 Rath. new wit), in Probate. Ph. Resident Mgr. 133-1240 Ph. 3-0S34 _______________ 51. Articles For Rent 815 Palzi - tto Av.. Oil iS of land. wtimrtti viio.e IiUhbati(i lv iminSc'i. 2 ______________________________________________ DOUBLE In ri-i EIstIe of _______________________________ TUBE 45" Fluorescent ___________________________________ lly i'c. mmci. .vatliii,lc Docemui'ruioe. I & 3 HORM. AP'rs.. completely ChAiN SAWS lights, new bulbs, guaranteed. Ty BUU her 18th. Ph. 32.733.. 1)(ceaed. equipped by GENERAL EL.CMachine Floor Vttlrators Call 522-7204. Belt Legal Notice _________________________________ which tnciud.a sleet rt. To All Creditors sud Persons Vanted 77. Situation TRIC AMERICAN RENT-ALL kitchen, heating è cooling. ______________________ ('lsdms or Demands ______________________________ FRIGIDAIRE 32" wIde, like 266b Houses For Rent 97. Hasing 322-911* _______________________________ 11is'atha _______________________________ lii the Court of the County Empty Homes to ______________________________ Against Said EetaIe at $14 holly _______________________________ WANTED: new, $100. See TOWN'N LAKES clean. Realtors & Contractors, l'UflNIsUEI) You and ctch of you are here- Judge. s,,ninole County, Stale of RENT A BED ______________________________________ to pre. Florida. In Proh..te. by notified and required WALJ4 f _______ ______________________ &ORPJO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) There are wonderlul new DEAR POLLY-Please tell the kettle, sprinkle It with salt has fuIlei (lawn inside. How ideas presented you that should Mrs. G. R. to put tomato and rub with the meatly aide cun I get this out 7-BOY he followed instead (If tryin 1101e5 in them. New catsup on her copper kettle of a cut lemon. Wash and dry FRIEND and ________ granted. By Polly Cramer asnsa n*pt! 5MAtL as? Vs. L,ow.Cst Wast Ada o r•l *n4 *011! ______________ S5 lM')TCf)t11'YMO'1'OR r'.W h - 'l i IIrø .)pe'?lon of ',,*l re4)ulrIn no down I!O W. lit. Ph. i22-fll __________________________ Raultor t.ntii; 4 flI)RM. hojie. I ?IJH 111-1410 limo t.uotru I4I*ntn'ooOr Park & 25th. Atlantic flank Rili I'EKIulsI p*,ipIca - uar*n '.i*I $5 per dny. Carroll Fur'iltee.% he*Itl*y. Realty Payton .. Dell's Auction Service 1rJSrALLED TItOl'ICA L I"Ieh aol 8uppIIe. tu._____________________ sios 2440 His*tha at 11.? n. %%ll.t, iuy aiiithIiig of Value. Stenstrorn Realty fl.?p,mIt will hold (UI Chriatma.' ___________________ II i:ATE11 with blower, ifliPst prirpo paid. floaltor . M it Iplo IIut ing ork --Terms. timno W. lit . im SEN1ARIK ( i,AS , t)riv.' 1 IIItEE H ilVmM, P.th. hill' will, sal. '•" CtlI 222-*11 or 127.75*4. I' 3.34ft :$-l44t'. ______________________________ ______________________________ in; w. (,I.'man Cirel.'. U3-fll 1$ I_Man"lIa_ 2425 Talc oiler t . III. See ____________________ Furniture For Sale i:u. Catering - Food - Ph. _____ A.'. __________________________________ Ci'urnley - Monteith --_________________________________ r..flui: Thre..' hairnom. kitehon Mflt4W "q,iiol, r.'ritral 1n'ation. corn- 123. fli',t & TREK Ri l'KNLiI) CItru.'. Navel.'. ______________________________ - WI SON-MA i 1tfl rURN. ,,Q,1*ttcl' CARAT Inc. ______________________________ ______________________________ 'l.'telv r..r,'.vated. 322.3744. - - _________We Ship. Albert II. P.11, ______________________ Sell Trails . fluy DI.MON1) SOII'AlIlK 5mI.-flantals Steal Esbatli Osteen. ('all 322-3571. . i.t at. GATEWAY TO 50.00 _____________________________ _____________________________ Ph. 12,451$ 1..%KI- MART: Clean 'uri _____________________ . . . WATERWAY flrflM., Iss. lious. G\VALTNEY JEVELERS 15. Special Services ItOOM8 or FURNITURE 1thhon 4pnrting (.00ds _________________________ '1 32*** $2t.,50* YOU SAVIi3 $100.00 on ____ thiN SAULS AGENCY ______________________________ 104 5. Park Avi. ______________ OIL. IIKATEHS & KI1ISNACES RF02112 Ti,*i got all this: DotiHon U. t4ur Rental. O54TEEN: 3 Rodroorn lion,.' for104-4-S YOUR mVi'aUDn W tat It. i)mAl..aR USED WASHERS ('leaned & Repaired i,Io .lreo.er. Clie.'t of I)rawnri', ony. 122.7174 rent. ______ T 1%' LI h.rg!a v'ir -: r2r MOONEY AI'I'L1ANCK nittte.'. flux ,mI,rini,, fled ________________________________________ __________________ _______________ l'.vinri'I.'. SO ItP Pumnat''i. OIL ____ lII.%TERS: ALL MAKES, ______ $230697 S;read, 2 Vanity Lamp., Sofa 90. f,ots For Sale l'aiiiietto COTTOE, FIILNISIIEr' .'*rt.'r -.'nerst°r. 'orl .'I.r(? CLEANED AND SERVICED. 13.'iI, Chair, 2 .t.p Table., Cock- _________________________________ fmirniahe.4. ('ill 222-Sf?. k .'. vovor. .k:i. rho -PhONE *22**42. CONCRETE StEAI)T MIX amps. tall Table, 2 table W• repair sad Service right to rslect, revise and properly .I.ul .8 advertisements. Adjustments will be made on a n-run basis only for poqr.phIcat rrors that affect the vaiu, of the ad. Adjustments will sM be m.d. beyond the first ini.rtion. - 4 urn .'ere.'ned run.. I4e*tu.l. WELLS DRILLED. pUpS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and sties Sale 120-Automotive Service 121-Scooter, & Cycles l'.3-Boat.' & Motors l2&-Marine Supplies for some favor from an rnflu. Dli () ______ N niotu. i'h. a23-47?4 for in forin*tlon & *poIntn*ant. L0t15. Cab, ate. boarded. MOd 115-Trucks For Publisher reserves I i person. Mt! Offiri'. POOl)t.I PUPP1 I, tepo*It will USEI) Purniturs, an amount. bolil for Chriatmoo. (i**srant.'ed antor4, 122-1170. l,..*tI1 •, Tt?tfl2". Ph. 23-l44!. i.:xi'iiti' cItPl '1' CTlANtNfl, ______________ _____________________ _________________________ MONDAY through FRIDAY-.8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. 12 NOON SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. away ential S1E rRAkY! FT'rtX) ALL iDES ____ _______________________________ ___ When 7' ___________________________________________ errors king - 113-Wanted To Rent combination. trump. led + !.0-MIsc. For Sale fl- u*.' brokun, Iu Chrtstni*ti TWO ,*ttreoes and ho srrinlu 5KtL IIR Your Pirnttsrs. Quick C. A. Wl1Il)IJON n!*h.'rl horn.' on 'hily lot. for (win huilu. C. C. ConIn. Survic. ivRh lb. cash. gift. 22.l('. 2iI5. HROKR __________________________ ______________ ____ 5IIPfl VRAt)iN POST l.ik,. Man, *ero from Pool ___________ ________________ *1 S. P* rk 122.'l ----- YITSC11 82484$ 112-Rental Agents ________ i 4 - ti.tl':si: hlttcm..5 woek oI,I. _______ 108-Rooms For Rent 43-Planta_F.edP-S5eda 56-Antiques For Sale 5,5-Money To Loan Sb-Business Opportunities this - - IOL...Apartmenta For Rent Z5-Exterimnator. / ________ It was vary unlikely civic pride, consciousness. You get itdvice get rid that thiE would cost his part. Pass 4 4 Pass 2 4 in your regular work. Pals Pall Pau ncr a trump trick hut West of LIIHtA: (Sept. 2:1 to Oct.. Opening Iead.-...4 K I was nietmierized by that. it Z4 Find the right method for I (lisCard. lit from 1115 worked he would have 10 j )lCt. of heurt.s and South had bringing your finest thients to easy tricks. if it. fulled be further. Maybe 1It could heart ii lead to suade West found the way to his tenth the attention of higher-ups who could deal the next hand. can help you to commercialize trick. Then he thought a little for him. on them. You have only to ask fore playing to the first and he noted that his only 'easonuble pluy would he to try the heart finesse. If Homes-Sale $8-Vacuum Cleaner. 37-Moving & Storage __ ___________ _______ a ES 4J 35-Real Estate Erchang. 100-Resort Rental. lol-Tratlers-Cabanas 102-Mobile 103-Mobile Homes-Rent 104-Trailer Space-Rent iS-TralIer Lots-SaI' $4-1.phoIter - ___________________________ ___________________ MIIIACLE CONCRETE Co. 322-09*3 203 E. 1st. ______________________________ 23-Painting ______________________________ 222-5751 ______________________________ 309 Elm Avenue Houpe For Rent p7- rriollng $3-Job - ____ _____________ ______________________ GENTRY'S HEATING SERVICE flock.', Steel, Wire .inw Sill., Dry Well.', Orea.'e 9L_Houaes For Sal. '46-Houaes--8als or Rent A- Heating & Equipment 30-Home Apvltaneea 81-Mu.'IcaI lnimtruments $2-Busine..'.' Equipment _________ J'7 - ......... or O-Lota For Sale 29-Photo . - __________ ________ lOs. Apartments Fnr Rent _________________________________________ A 4IL Ce.en _____________________________ ____________________ Rent __________________ (T!k 'J. rjtztA ror,mq. - I1 nrL2. t - (7.1O ____________________________ _____________________ _________ 115. A nfn,tF'orSnle _____________________________ FIEK & MEEK Meb, Win- Estate 25-Ratlic)--Tel,vision I / '"-' 26-Roofing Z LOSEMY ____ ____________ ________ Illerald Classified 'Today! a ____________________ ___________________ ____________________________________ I. WERE. I DSY/ W1114 52-flupine.'.' l'rop.-&*lp Si-Real Estate Vanted Sale 54-Real *7-Ilu.lneaa Rentals ' 20-Hardware 21-Horn. Improvements -Plurnhing _________________________________ the ace and then the queen could be ideal tonight. ur- LEO: (July 22 to Aug. 21) *A92 South was ready to es s age a shift to hearts. He dis- Analyzing your progress whei-t' •A942 cartled the deuce of hearts on some vital project is concerned Z 4164 can reveal how best to carry RAT' CD) the queen of clubs, WUT through IA) tTLI( success. Ex- f.I West found himself still as 4 84 pe.rts Can give fine ideas. If lead lie couldn't afford a lead K10fl4 107 3 of his last. club. That would you need more financial sup. •Q 4 J 88 48753 4AKQ2 chance to ruff in port, get it! give South VIRGO: (Aug. 22 to Sept. dummy and discard from his a K Q J 1073 hand. A diamond lead 22) Be particularly careful you Ii.. own AQ2 from the jack appeared dan- do not act in a hasty fashion trick I : 10 I / _____________________ ___ _____ I _______ ltt.d to falae.cardi. An declarer will frequently create - fusion In an opponant's -. .- %Vftnted 51-Mon 54-.-.Saving.' & Loan *6-Insuranee 19-Schools & Iristructiona 70-Empin.m.'nt Service. 71......ldale IleIp '*nt.4 72-01*l8 help W*nted 72-?la1. or l"emals ii 74-Sales Help Vanted 77-Situation Wanted 77-A-Situation --Imicome Property 2-Peri'nna)s 4-I3unut Car.' 5-C'ard of Thonk.' s-Child Care. 10polt-l1'.'stock )-Speclal Notices 12-CatOring---FOOd id-flicycle Repair. • l5-Spe.ciaJ Sei-iceu 7-JanitorlLl Services - S ________________________________________ who understand you H " i aims without have to do so Jacoby and Son CLASSIFICA1'UOPIS ____ 'I! I • 0 cancel - you'll b. bifl.d for only the days run at earned rate. ______ ____ L -'. Always order your ad on th. •conomicsI w..kly or /'_'_ ,'" ",'ib 00 ,' don't even know who attendIntroduced as your son, or published reply, inclose a requires your planning bettor be will be well-hidden-out ad It. My problem Is that the self-addressed stamped en. and getting the right Ideas to Z \.-._of sight, permanently. And hostess never turned over velope. work for you. Start by being wherever lUcky is, YOU will any of the gifts to me. For Abby's booklet, "Bow more economical. Then see how to Have a voly weddinL" you can help others to do the My Iic girl Is a year old t be right beside him. J&m decide, ' ......... . . . . . . . .. . 30c P.r Line 3 LINES MINIMUM ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) RATES OR CONSECUTIVE lNSERTIONfNO CHANGE OP COPY ______________________ Mt5COP.JSTUE appointments, maldng pm'. How has the world been nors you appreciate their co chose to arrive on the night ______ ____ DEAR MOTIthR: Tell that a friend of mine was treating you? Unload your problems on Dear Abby, Box operation, also. John that when his parents giving a baby shower in my (EMINI: (May 21 to Jun52 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., 1 this come, either lUcky will be honor. Because of ONE DAY . . . . . 1145 ________________________________________________________________________________________ P. 2*2. FIVE DAYS ........................ 20c P.r Ln. " recognize you in the light. • • • niore of this. What should I do? -Cnrd of ThnnkM iUfl Ile,irtfelt tbnk - for your of knthi. ini for rnny ei'Ivi'd durtni our tøeønt bs. r I' * iP fli Pot. V'nnill' of tfltn Tothert ______________________________ Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads 8. PCIM & Supplies ____________________ SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD ______________ _________ 425.5938 Pw'Pi for Adoptton. 8T. NOL 51 U M . N r SOC%TY, 32226 11 y u-se, fur County Reid •____________ ___________________________ CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR ltf'* for t1tt% ShPphcr'l AD I"XT DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY 5',m*',', 520; \I*I.'* ?' 212.____ nfler 4 t'iIl !-43fl ________ _________ -The Longer Your Ad Runs (llflM.%N $1llPfllfll) '.1 * I a, 'u° Ure'l flenonshl.. The Less It Cost Per Line P.r Day -_______flinu ___ TWENTY ONE DAYS ....... ......... 1c P.r Line tnInt, slAI4l. h1TTI1, ;n nit.',. iit n ,.,,,,. 1$c P.r Un. ..... TEN DAYS ........... to Try _____________________________________________________________________________________ W1r n,ifnrrrnth Nov. 29,_______________________ 19(36 - Page 18 ______ brought a gift. They must rIght away and before I his plircilts that I have a 4____ yt'ar.old son 1w a previous knew It we were In the bed- think I'm terrlMi for not pects eontinu In effect, so room making out.. (Nothing having thanked them. marriage. John told them I ____ _____ I've given the hostsss force nothing and take no serious happened.) There was a divorcee (he was nln several broad hints about chances of any kind hut then, were about ]F other kids divorced), but hecisust his more strongly as the PM I ft? giving me the gifts, i there, including some footparents lived out of Uste can do almost anyhalt players from our high she ner has. Hew can i rises, you my son was never mention____ clear up this enmpllcat.esl thing that you want that will ____ school. ed. to mess without embarrassing put your points across /S_ tiL4 This boy is a Xey Club John's parents sire coming others and that can bring you anyone? member and is neat up at to visit us over the holiday ______________________________ _________________________________ _________________________ CONCERNED success in merchandising any school. Abby, whenever 1 see so John wants mc to send products that you have. Be ro. __________________________________ . • him In the halls, he doesn't FOR NE*P? somewhere- just lucky ____ DEAR CONCERNED: Un- mantic, too. "hide" him because he's not even speak to me. You would ARIES: (Mar 21 to Apr. 19) ___________________________ ___________________________ _____ ___ _____ less you've been in poor ______ think he never saw me beready to toll his parents health for the lnt year i Home and family should have fore. This has me confused. about him yet. Abby, when see no reason why this the greatest amount of your ___C ___ What's wrong with hIm 7 we were first married, John ____ (which Is unt sit all attention right now if you .. ______ _____ ______ "mess" Or Is it me? asked me not to let on that ..' ) has not been want to be more successful. • "complicated" I had to s I bad a child, ___ Entertain there tonight. Make Z T DEAR CONFUSED: You cleared up. other mothers talk listen ___________ Simply asic the hestoss progress along such lines as make out" were fooli*h about their children, and show pictures, while I kept with a boy you had just met for the gifts and ackn- well, more readily, comfort/ ably. _____ _______________ ledge each one. If she at a party. He Is either (a) . quiet. TAURUS: (Apr. 20 to i1ay ______ fuses, ask a friend who was ashamed of himself, (b) Well, I think I've kept fr _____ there to write to each one, 200) Call those persons who doesn't want anyone to know quiet long enough, I love _ Your Pui'se IINeed A. • _____ FOOD.... FOR AIR c(QOLNeN b T14E W.D Wlu. 4&VE T '.E' TO OVER GENERAL TENDENCIES: _________ ______________________ Ti4 embarrassed when part: old. I was at DEAR ARRY: John anti have been married for 2 the other night and I met a friends who may have at- WEDNFJSDAY, NOV. 30, ! 1. Page 12 - Nov. 29, 1966 frrath It -- ---..-., r JaiL,. C. Collier I 9t6 :966 Li, 20 Chairasisa 7:10 P. H. or as soon (hereafter Felder and Hettioghaus as possible. Attorneys at Law Seminole County 1*0 So. Knowles Ave. By Robert S. lirtiwis Semimiole C'.,usiiy 7.o,iimug Dir- l)ru wcr H I%iuitcr Pat- k, I"i.ai'i,i c.t.,t h'ui'ltahm Nov 29, lts6ii I'uhalishs Nay. 29 A lies'. 6, 1961 l)l)U-I1 J)1)(J.13 S • 5 ONLY Dialis & Plvsk Nadlater INspeCt Water Pomp Adjust AN P.. kIN $$95 H.ater N.e.. Chick ThirmosteN .spsct S Iasp.ct Radiator For Leaks I i.staN P.,m.a..t Astl.Pr.•zs • - 2 Gs. ALL MAKES AND M 0 D I L S YOUR AUTHORIZED CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH DEALER INCORPORATED HWY. 17.t2 ACROSS FROM PINS CRIST INN PH. 322-1051 ' ., ____ ________ - - 1 . I . I + , ,- ,. - • .- - ------.---- , + . -- 1 �r i ll ,, ` * * * * Seminole 1` County on the St. Johns * * * * River "The N ile of America" • 4?W1 V * F k a I . 4'.- .... .. ...... • I . ..... - a - . .. .. - _ 'I, I . 11 : La . I - .- .. I . ,. 1k - " , I' . -- I at ul I 1. I _________________________ -:--.•-•. ....... _____________ V 6 . . I Phone 22.2611 I ... '~. I - -, ...14"'---i.. __ -.--.. . _ ~ -_ . I . - ., • 3 .,.. LIGHTHOUSE 7!PPACE CD.OP APTL-00 UNt1$ N.E. iith it., LiaStJlesss Pak", ss L. Certle 1* a gl'UCilfltSZy elegant retUrn to the happily Imaginative concept that a lhffuZUbsg the k to better living "Our rental apartments feature the nu,,1 mnd. up-to-date equipment mlinhle, with all-electric kitchens and individually "Our design criteria Is to provide our ten. ants with the utmost in re/ ret Florida living. Each Gold Medallion apartment Award for the ultimate in Gold M. .i.ctricol .xosfl.nco Mar. leisure. More .-.wsd .ttto,z fun. controlled reveme-cycle electric air condi. *nsct • L wrence a _ "We planned our apartments With reiaxer leisure Florida living in mind. It was only ...eqwd:aUy when, it is enhanced by the natural then that im install all-elect?k kitchens, lawzdry moms, and reverse.cycle air conditioning to enable us to merit the Gold Medallion which represents comfort, - tinner.. Our tenants also enjoy the modern laundry room with its electric washers and dryers for their ease and convenience." . .-.'Trl.Mount, tnc. Developers A. K. Joseph J. Wallace, President W.H.i,ant,VI.PmStdS$t (and Floridians everywhere uw ULE* 0*505W .r.tH.Y,Nhhh5h1 240110 . . . • agree) .- ADMIRALTY APARTMENTS, LTD.-3S UNITS 10150 Collins Ave., Sat Harbour Ballard H. T. Kirk & Associates, Architect Clyde Williams, Engineer just happen.Apartmant clientele demands the ultimate in comf ort and ,pwdern convenlences as their choice. That is why chase to buuà u,mpeU asW'c ste Fee m ' Luxury' ? A y (The first hi a series of at under which the offices of the revision commission believes It ents of the system insist, . Have you? courthouse.) . iiuII& - Opponents predict more than problems todny and the chances ii sharp dip. $100,000 tor and clerk of the Circuit being given by that commission court operate archaic and "a S I'FIi'SIlUIIGII (AL') 'flie sole surviving Aranson quintup. let developed serious breathing ('(itild be saved onch of her survival took "Runt Site hail some difficulty to consolidating certain county year If central purchasing could during the night which alters luxury we can't afford"" #11" , . . vkklr . . . slot back and write it. in and They are Seminole and Crooms thai Mooney 111gb, Satellite or shorthand are paid salaries law enforcement in the county secretary, Villium S. House, to Seminole County mu to await sentence, county law High Schools. Beach Delara Junior High, L between $125 and $150 per 35. and the county judge to handle are free on $300 appeal bonds put en a, Sanford Naval Academy was Petersburg Lakewood High, hour week while more qualified all judiciary functions thus today after conviction on enforcement officials reported today. * . LO, rge(i with "leaving the Downs? Down is what you get. to the accreditation list this and Winter Garden Drew Jun- fices receive salaries of $65 to constable and justice of the 'rue two were fined $100 each scene of an accident involving PIUS costs Tuesday by Judge lot, Senior High. $75 per 48-hour week," oppon peace." from a plucked goose. . • - year. Edgar Russell In City Recorders personal injury," pleaded guil- 'rhomas Waddell, Jr. Maximum * * , sentence is one year in the Hmmmmm. . . . Well?? Court. Russell also sentenced ty In Circuit Court, April MIAMI BEACH (AP) A state penitentiary or a $5,000 No, down is when you go from Carmichael to 60 days of hard ions and was placed on pre- fine, or both. I. -. the second floor of a store ti dozen Florida schools today find labor and House to 30 days. ' sentence investigation. themselves no longer members 1. the first floor. . A few weeks later he jumped down is what. you get in the of the Southern Association of I Marriage Set Schools, following Colleges and 000 bond and fled the state. mouth when you are discourKENILWORTII, 111. (AP) - a 51) ' The association action here Tuca-' • Oviedo Bank aged. • Aw, dow, Republican Sen,.elect Charles Ho was located last weekend in day. ,. football team get four of to 11. Percy announced Tuesday Springfield, Ohio, re Listed as schools with "serihis daughter, Sharon Lee, 21, and returned to jail here by Lee •1 • 10 yards. . . . Shucks, down -ler, local bondsman. what you pay to get a car on mis deficiencies," were Alva will marry John D. Rockefeller Judy 1usd just gotten off at ,, IV In March. 1 Yeah, and down is what I'm cent City High, Dunnellon II school bus when she was .jtruck • gonna get knocked if this tripe High, Fort Walton Beach p Lower Standards from behind by Kettering!e For Assets or' High, H,vthorne High, Lje • WASHINGTON (AP) - The car, as oh walked along the doein't stop he,k * U 1ies Iton:.evelt Elementary' ' Pentagon is lowering Its draft shoulder of the highway, near. CiUzen*'Bunk of Oviedo, now 4 S •P .2 il le Ruekell Bi •. pcnnit for Cobia and High and Nleev :standards again in order to oh. Gt'tuova. Junior High. I . '' . She was critically injured and 20 years' old, celebrated Its Boat works was issued thIn 40,000 more men for rem spent many months in Orange anniversary today by setting Membership also was with . j ly. . . V*luatlon at $70,000. . .. , :' • ' .. .• dIaI military training, The third revision of draft Memorial Hospital with broken a new record in passing the That ought to give our county drawn from Crestview Carver, / '•• .., . '. $5 million-mark in assets. -, valuations a lift for November, Miami Carver and North Dade, standards this year provides for bones anti fractures, while sym••: L. if. Webb, executive vice . • . three discontinued high schools; I £VENOI.ADE$ PLAZA-22 UNITS l7DChItuan*n.,PatmiSaCh Richardson & Ginocchlo, Architects "Our apartments feature flameleas totalelect ric iz,liances, which have proven 50 be what the public desires. Complete with reverse-cycle electric air conditio ning WC provide our residents with truly :nodCTfl Florida living." NseNsurDdve&R,srR tans, Naples A. D. UtW,bsd, Engineer RaiphA. iostl*, Contractor "Our Gold Medallion aPartments featur. all-electric hitchena and reverse-cycle eke5,-ic air conditioning, assuring our apartmeat owners year 'round comfort and convenience" FI I -.- ,,. ..s. _______ "I., Ir .,-.TT!r.,*. 4~:.7, !11'1, ;IrM"! ,.-I,rpll"l~,,~."Il.i",.,~ :,~'T muc wners say Reaa . f • - .. by tenan" • . r "Tenants con8ider the cost of o . "We are proud to display ihe Gold Medallion way of living." ___________ ________ SUTTON PLACE APARTMENTS-It" UNITS Ill N.E. 167th It., North Miami leach Gilbert M. Fain, Architect PhliipPSrfln,Efljtnsst "We have found through experience that Gold Medallion apartments are best from UGI i"'All-electric heating, cooling and kitchens produce excellent Bervice per dollar invested." I - Moline Ryan, Manar Every GOLD MEDALLION Apartment is equipped with major electrical appliances. They help take the "work" out of housework... give you extra hours for family fun and leisure. u Electric Range provides clean, fumeless cooking...no soot or smoke _____ ----- ---- • ',. $ m,, , __ I -4 0$ 0 4141 . 1 - Beater JiB super-fast, super-safe for precious peace of mind. wRevme-cycle Electric Air Conditioning comfort-cools in summer, warnm in winter. mIn fact, these and . other flaineless electric appliances do everything in a Gold Medallion Apartment. - , Light for Living, planned for decorative beauty and proper illumination. here are icth of The Rental, Condominium and Co-operave Apartments throughout Florida which now boast the GOLD ME]DA&TAUON AWARD. SOUTH WIND APARTMENTS -4$UNITS ___ _____ VILLA del MAR The next move you make, go First Cl,ass ... go GOLD MEDALLION for TotalElectric living ... and enjoy a clean break with H. Hoststtlir, Architect th e - should turn South on Laurel and W. 22nd St. in which Chester F. Louis Wolff, ArcS --.\ % ..p -ell -;- I • '*-',.- . •-"...-" "-'-vi . : I• ,,.. ______ - ________________________ ___ .. -•... - - I residences. Gracious living is enhanced by ing up that traffic on French In the city, most serious • p. • • •. 44 . -- - 1• • *I ABA HOUSE CONDOMINWM APYL- 153 UNITS - LAUIINE ____ '71st creation of high-rise oceanvi.w con. dominiunu in a high land -cost area Leaves '1n concept. LA JONNZ VIE I1*P?07 the old world charm of Palm Beach. However, lite developer economy-conscious. All-eleo. ive haue the kited in mixiern electric trw heating, cooling and kitchens pmju equipment. Front the all-electric kitchen, excellent wirvices per dollar inues" We elm"Ple'lle with livadw-dryer, to the year- irk concept in the new Nnu House n - Granada Sales Corp JoeephCn,sldsNs 1 , • 4 . ditioiier, we round r eru.'cycle air gwe our customers the coiwenience, cornfort and wi/sty that only Electricity provide." -':..- _ ______ j • EVERGLADES CONDOMINIUM APTE.- 151 UNITS 3700 MIt Dow Dfi, Pert Laudsudsle Oscar Handle, Jr., Architect D. DrtttAsaoclates, Inc., Ln,ginser "Our decision to select 'GOLD MEDALLION' standards far all our buildings in Beach (Delray Summit, Mire Mar Delray "In the Royal Ambassador the all-electric kitchens and reverse-cycle air conditioning have been invaluable in their contribution Eioctncai Engineers "Everglades House is a classic splendor to our successful pre-winpletion irentals. rising high above Port Everglades and the building under construction) wa, made We have had ample opportunity to Atlantic Ocean. Our owners are accus. with lite idea of insuring rcsidents of the utinsate us luxury and convenience. The tile importance of all-clectric push-button tamed to the very finest, which is why they Garden Apartments, and our 86-unit new au-electric kitchens, reverse-cycle air conditiuning. water heaters, and laundry equipment are - General Puilders Corp. of Fort Lauderdale, Inc _ ____ UNITS 1000 Lowry it., Delray MIssh Richard Riley, Architect Saul $sufsid&Aaaoclatas, Engineer DELRAY SUMMIT -$7 12 UNITS V* -1 Robert Cen,yWset,Archltect Saul NSU*SId &Aasociates, Engineer have had such excellent acceptance in the Grenada House thai we propose to repro. duce the GOLD MEDALLION tatgd.elev. . . ....- all part of our design to provide year-round carefree living." 114 UNITS lOYAl. AMIASIADON RENTAL APIS.- Gold Medallion apartments, which assure our tenants of the ultimate in comfort, and magnificent Florida huvit -Ccwa Properties, Inc. Rd • .. HOUU • I Inc., Shelton & Zajac Engineers, inc. 1. ..; A chose apartments with year-round electric air conditioning and all-electric kitchens. They are proud to have the 'GOLD MEDALLION' on their building." BONN (UPD-Christian Dem- in the Sanford Chtistmas parade at 7 p.m. Thursday. Putting tile 111.4t touches on the Jayceettes float are (from left) Mrii. Joiieph 11unt, Mrs. -ferald Photo) Here ocrats and tile Social Deniocrats, rivals for power since U118 Floats, ;uresitfent, reported the bank's i - Germany's month-long govcrn• icy, county musk' supervisor gin "about thu first of the Mu' sic And Bargains me;:. year." up WASHINGTON (UP!) - The of borrowing money to buy Dial 322-1611 for a low,w, cost 4½% auto loan. "" lo Spark Yule Parade Thursday despite Johnson administration efforts to stop the upward api. First place winners will replaque and Uj" I Canceled a home rose sharply in October tile titne haligis heuvy When on a purtuble burbeque grill. winu-ril; a .- ~ .. k''. L ' -.-. which Is Christmas under the dl. SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS 3 2 4 5 Syria (Al') CONSULT THIS SAMPLE PAYMENT SCHEDULE When You Shop for You, C.r rm*"* 3' °" M. P.1.i Mi P.•.t *.s a Withos.iS Lis 4siaIaI *1*4. Lii. LGan • $t. $4710 $40.27 $2,000 $8335 sau __________ $9495 $3,000 $18.30 Above payments Include documentary stamps and legal less, $81.04 us® ____________ Crisis DAMASCUS, thall 3231011 - Call Ralph P.aoIii Of lint Doucult., Installment Loan Dpad. embers of th e Sanford "We party called Tuesday night for Care" Downtown blerchants or- the overffirow of Jordan's King ganization. soIul(Ifle is ill. . . . Doctor look- No fire was involved. The place winners, a certificate. ed at the boy at. 6:26 and or- apartment was occupied by Riding in a place of honor Peter Schwartz. dered X-rays. in a now convertible will be ,, ••, -• . 1J I. Atlantic Coustlino Building on Myrtle Ave. It wits Indicated the buildAwinual community Chrimt. ing will be used as a distrib. said today. emergency room at 5 p.m. and fire department when they saw Lot civic organizations, cornmer. his distraught father said no smoke cowing from an apart- clad firms and schools. ductur cume utitil u few min. ment; at 404 E. 14t.h St. The thousand if end of World War I!, reached mas choir presentation has uting point for a grease prod. agreement today Oil a flOW been canceled due to conflict- uct used for farm Implements. coalition cabinet to end West lug engagements, Ernest CowOperation is expected to be. • _________________________ utes after G. . . . Hospital says smoke was caused by cooking celve a trophy, second ,luce " . .I I '' : I ~11 _________________________________ Reach Pict parade, Philip Pssrlman,A.l.A.,Architect 1. Oil Company largest International carrier In law enforcement officers. the world, said today It would James Lee, county probation continue negotiations with the and p.de officer said today Leases Depot Transport Workers Union In ef- Kettering will be M(flt&'flCCii Announcement was made toforts to avert a strike threat- sometime next week by Judge ened by th e union for noon Fri. ________________ clay that Southern Petroleum Company, with headquarters In day. Yule Choir Memphis, Tenn. has leased the 111'.1, .t ,• j1 1 1. 1; ••.' i' • ) ! 1tt ,' .1 •. . t.$4I ., $4' 4 • l4i. I tie * I the 2100 South Deems Drive, Part Lauderdale 1 American World Airways, the Inter apprehended by county I . Avenue would be most unfair damage was at the home of "The Wonders of Christmas" Miss Pamela Johnson, Pine of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Rein. ral. On the eve of th e Nov. 8 eIec to travelers and trucks trying Irene Blackshear, 1019 W. 12th an Crest School student whose suitdeer and bringing up the rear tion, the President's Council of th to nutke a schedule. . . . And St.. at 7 a.m. today. Extensive will be portrayed in more two dozen colorful floats high. gestion was chosen as th e theme wi ll be Jolly Old St. Nick on a Economic Advisers said th at thu would,it. ever create problems damage to the small frame lighting Sanford's annual Christ. for this year's presentation. special float created just for long upward march of home for ouir city's finest and their house and its contents was rePromptly at 7 p.m. the march ers will line up along the lakes Fifteen bands will participate past history." highway police forces!!l reported to be a defective beat.. will begin at the Sa nford Naval front Seminole Boulevard, fac. In the spectacular show which 5 * er flue. The occupants were Academy and proceed west on' lag east, U Thant In is expected to be viewed by City Planners meeting Thurs- not injured, lint Street across French Leading the parade will he more th an 30,000 persons. In ad- UNITED NATIONS (UP!) day night with Adley AssociAt 10:46 a.ni. Tuesday an Avenue where th e units will dI.a- the Twirling Seminoles' version dIllon to Seminole County school U Thant, yielding in a sense to ates of Jacksonville on pLan- overheated heater was report... perse. bands, musical aggregations popular demand, Is ready to thug and code enforeement for ed at 1603 Roundtree St. o Priss will be awarded first, from Edgewater of Orlando, accept another term as aecre. Sanford. . . I guess the city damage was done to the house, second and third place winners Clermont, Leesburg, DeLand, tary general of the United Nahas given up on the Urban owned by Mary Smith and ac- in five categories, accordin g to Eustis, Winter Park and hun- tions, highly reliable diploma' Programming outfit in St. cupiud by Betty Hicks. Sa nford-Seminole Jaycee pagerford High Schools will add tic sources said today. Louis. . There was a grass fire at rade chairmen, Bruce Bauder, their tribute to the season. • 5 the intersection of Glenway John Gentry and Robert Mur. Co-sponsoring A 17-year-old boy hurt play. Drive and Grove Manor Drive tie. ing football Sunday .. . rushed at 3:55 p.m. Tuesday arid at Categories include religious, rection of the Jaycees, are Syria's ruling hisath Socialist - $475 Sam" 0*'1J 11 N1 BeeNsu Philip Peedmsn. Architect ___ _____ Viaiter&Z.jsc.,C,nsuWngEnhginssr* ____________ SoitIu WMIIISW, Structural Engineer IS1 with Saeon livd., PSMapNS $se . _______ _____ ____ ___ _____________ dour." . I -.. _____ ____ ____ Street and continuing south on With blamed on a faulty oil Laurel to Third Street? Hold. heater. I. , lie also reported a new high has to wear. Ketterkug fled the scene aft- in deposits, $4,5t3.1,000. Talks Go On NEW YORK (Al') - Pan er hitting the child, but was • alternately eust on Second Cogman died at the scene. Fire ( ium apartments are chosen by purchasers because they are GOLD MEDALLJON total-electric yew--round comfort and con. v,u.nce. - Kmart Corporation, Dsvsiopsie Ft. a. *sinpsr to display the Gold M.diijlkm s&' of liv.. ______ WMl, -' -I ____ -.• . WUA del MAR oceanfront candomin- I HELPING BUILD FLORIDA pride of ownership. There is no way other than complete all-electric. We are proud brak up by turning the units Cogmon was trapped inside. ~ tional emergency. If.• 'tr. •i; meni, for your low-cost 4V", new-car Iogn Phone 647.4293 in Oilondot and vicinity e Phone 322-1611 in Sanfaid. I'll, -- parude, k1eking off tile " W P.Asewlittru Ili Ilm tense bliddlu Christmas sIsuupj,ug season will East Israel allot down two ' be followed ft Hussein. fWP/OA STA If BANK by a special thrm- Egyptian jet plaiwa and a uuw •1 ,.I ••. ' •.l•.• day discount sale at all panic!" tiXChatIgU of gunfire broke out patting stores, 'l'hursduy, 1"ri- across time Jortlun-israeil Irontier. day and Saturday, -Jack M. Stone, Manager J. C.Cassidy, Drsctor of improved Poperties - SaCaiPSmpane Mach. CbIL C. 8aff,L 1. I : i S. •.:j I -_- ' - .--.-- " -'-----' I ii" I , i4 .V I - - . J . :1 1~ time of declared war or na dollars to help pay for her new high in assets tally $5,05,4711. care and the braces site still ..' - "I'l, Really, now, fellas, don't you Lake Mary Fire Volunteers think it (the parade, that is) battled a house fire at 2701 • 3500 South Ocean Blvd., Baca Raton FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY should be built. Customers today must be given quality, modern conveniences, and ed to death in a house fire on Claus parade at Holly Avenue. early this mo rn ing. C. E. Dailey, Engineer "Them is no question on how apartments .• Jaycees must be kidding 22nd St. late last night and when they report that they in. Sanford firemen reported a tend to break up the Santa flurry of calls yesterday and 30,000 Expected H 30 UNITS Via Maffey construction . . -- Fires Plague Area . . . a 0 :. past. , fled 1?: fit for sLrvlco only In contributed several :.'L r . . . 0.. . Home Hope to get some state funds a Full Housepower Wiring with plenty of handy switches and outlets. S Ample _____ . .' 100 South .dwsik, HsHyw.o.d 41 be used for a picnic area. ~ I I' rrOrIF .1 V M ff - -.~~....- re, ; " -,T 15, -151 F__::, . -- !-F MITI_ r-r-TOTIr f ._17 _~ -.,r. -;~; I . . - _. _- - _. .;: .. Record '1 . . I,-. One Dead As Why will the north end of the bulkhead be left open? on pots and pans, curtains and cabinets. I individual Flamelese Electric Water . . * Chuluota Community House charged $2.50. You would think these firms and organizations would do it out of civic duty. Gold Medallion Awarded apartments are total-electric for Happier Florida Living." -. nd $25. h clientele expect the best. so naturally our • ''. Forest City is charging the including Sanford Naval Academy were added to the accredi county $45 for the use of polling place. . . . Most of the tetion list: • C. E. .taY, "The 8801 Apartments are the most rious apartments on Miami Beach. Our button ease-and prestige." is preferred by lIac tenants." -Pied Aithur, Owner Eight voting precincts hayr. sent in bills for the last county which did not apply. The following Florida schools ICCI COLLINS APARTMENTS-SO UNITS Collins Ave.,Surtside F. Louis Wolff, Architect "The Gold Medallion Award means more leisure, more fun, push. electric living I' ] -- - #,, We give our residents the convenience, comfort and safety that only electricity can provide." :. 7:7 l .it 'F1 -, 4 1 .." 111111111111M !1111t;. "Flameleu electric appliances are what the public desires." I • •... "Gold Medallion apartments are best from the owners ' iitandpoint .andpe Sets I .• ::, ____ - the ownere'standpnint and Jumper' also of Geneva, in Noveml)er, 1964, ALUELECTRIC KITCHENS...cIeaner, faster, cheaper, too. ssAnouRuaHTsco.0p*PT$-ISUNITS 'LtI 'Bail , __________________ f . Here 1?tA_i 1 . l)etractors again say, effect of the cold on rich vegeexpansion program with the Lemon Bay 11hh. Plantation the system claim It is "a luxury here. * tIlC taxpayers can no longer af. "This Is a duplication of ser- table crops around Lake Okee i.ixth through 12th grades. The junior-Senior high, Fort. ford." They insist tens of thous- vice that might have been good chohue. e had some in - ers Cypress Lake .lunior-Scnior operated by the Ber ands of dollars go down the in the horse and buggy days but Returned quiries on how you write in a school is High, Immokalee Bethune 111gb, drain each year because of the Is of little value In this day and Free On Bonds candidate's name. There'e a nart Macfaddcn Foundation. Charles Kettering, 46, of Geneva, driver of a car slot on the voting machine on Only two other Seminole Melbourne Central Catholic "antiquated system." "Abuses age. With modern transporta- SELMA, Ala. (Al') -eStokely High, Niceville High, Palatka occur in the fee offices where- tion being what it is today, it Carmichael, head of th Student which struck and injured 13-year-old Judy Kijtnalrd the left - . . one button con- County high schools are pres- Central Academy High, Port by stenographers with little or would take little effort for the Nonviolent coordinating Corn. t.rols the slot . . after you Id has been returned ______________________________________________ _____ 1. _____ • . any write-ins.. -A,W.Sprn1tdtng,Manar I M . in the open and not count on and this year concluded Ws Lake Junior High, Englewood fices. Ilowever, detractors of peace) are oil the fee system could riot Immediately tell the -JdW%ilEI -- 4rI Is . fro] and scrutiny of the County forms promising inactivity In for the second straight (lay to. Nobody asked Inc Dee. 6. meeting. been attending the accreditation he has where day. the let' offices. (iilin but if a guy is really interestThe private inilitary school Six other officer. (three con. The State Agricultural Frost The fee system gives a meaed In running, he should plunk Bunnell High, Cocoa ('h'ar sure four years ago the of. statues and three justices of the Warning Service here said it of ifld('l)Cfl(lVflc(' to down his $90 and qualify out was opened here "Fvcrybodv is verj happy with the t aur-. (kid hie-free electric equipment Medallion apartments. T,17j5) all-electric conveniences made available to our ten. ants and prospective tenalitts,it Am =a& our sates very easy." . 1' . . Survival I.)IpN Case - __ sumesilful apartment venture does not 01 . : - _________________________________ ::--1. th ere's no match for flameless electric living rded the John May, Arch1iN • I' 'V - _______________ -- • ¶ World News In Brief Series tir)eg oO the fee WMem in the county tax assessor, tax collec. is. Considerittion Is currently . iI A board of a program yet . . - . 1% . Sanctions . ij" In The County Commission met .. ': i behind closed doors yesterday Apparently the constitution offices and thus eliminating the be established. This is tint po the outlook for her" the Infant's Is the current fee system _______________________________ _______________________________ fee system in the courthouse. sible with fee officers each sep' pediatrician, Pr. Lee Baits, an. afternoon with officials of the flounced in a mhl.mornlng niedThe Press Humane Society. The fee system was estab. arately arranging their own ical briefing. However, was not notified. lished by the legislature before five pur c h a se s. our bugging device picked up According to legislative ail. our time when lines of commu Naval Academy the following information. MAIL goes in the new Luke Mary Post Office for S n (I nication transportation thoritks, legislation regulating LOr4I)ON (AP)-The British Humane Society officials want the first time. Mrs. Lillian Hurke, clerk, brings In were 'cry poor. The system at the maximum amount of corn- government plans to ask the the county to give them more bag as Postmaster John Norden holds door open. that time insured that a renson• l'flsntInn fee officers can be United Nation s this weekend for land so they can expand the Move into the new facility, lor,,ted at corner of able wage, based on work done, paid is c urre ntly on the books, compulsory economic sanctions County said facilities. . \Vflber Avenue itriil Serond Street, began over the Accreauted could be paid to the office hold. To eliminate fee offices, legis. against Rhodesia if l'rime Alinthey would take it under adweekend and doors opened there for business this ister Inn Smith doesn't come to What, barking visement. morning. Dedication is expected in .January. lation would be required. has received accreditation ers. Naval Academy Sanford terms by then, government The county judge and th e dogs next to the junior colwith the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. sheriff were removed from the The systetii has been entirely sources reported. lege? * * Announcement was made Tuesday in Miami Heach. fee system several years ago eliminated in many counties, Cold Air at their OWfl request. Now these stick as Lake County several There definitely is a move lAKll4ANI) (U,',)-Stinging I-lit - Run Headmaster of Sanford Naval Academy, Burch two offices are operated under years ago after businessmen on to get a write-in candidate _____ I 1, 1 • . i i -Prke 5 Cents .4 . _____ * * Stoemaker, Partner __ . . several tenants and they consider the t of operation most moderatL" - . Part . . lighted to state that we have checked with features an all-electric kitchen and an all- reveraecle air coi'4jtio,thzg . . I 1i FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, NOV. nfl, lflflfl-SANFORD, - k . "The merit First Florida Resource Corp., Contractor tern." , Lehman Enterprises, '' Donal U. Lehman, President AujUStUtblflIk,PtS$Idaflt . - .. • We hear th at Seminole Corn munity Action finally will get about $44, Its twcdc,d funds (100.. Now in aybe we'll get a In th e past most program of the funds have gone for ad "Ac ministrative salaries Uon" has been In existence Haven't since April 11 - _RICh.,dJ.CCb$DSVSIOPtflIfltColP. _______ Cos!e 277l By LARRY 'ERSHEL L electrical equipment In each apart. consists of a range, rfrigerator, water heater, food waste disposer and reverse-cycle air conditioning. Electric laundry room on each floor. We are de- Nelson A. Fssrbir, A.I.L, Archfts . ••.. I ToWN 'N LAKE CAROEN APTS.- uj' 711 East It$t OIL MAP CUSP -$4 UNITS 1300 BuINhor. iIvd., Naples s..ci ____ :.. . 2 UNITS 2040.2050 fillIview St., Sarasota Robert Sha*rchttact Robert Rothenbach, Contractor Cl4E2-AMI IXCERCI.E RENTAL AFT$.-11 UN ITS $ N.E. 1J It., pfl 1i.g.Nss I . . 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1966; <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/98d0e3c7cd4d3c483f4e95269e98d59d.pdf d544e446b7784ca4605fbf5868a0e198 PDF Text Text - .4 rt f -- - J_i_ 2 - i x jrui,w Yt -. - - .'•,-'-'.;_-;_.,---- -,,---..----r-.-.-&y-.,,,- pa...... - - .- -, , '4W.......r:e - I . 1~ --f- 0 -I - i__ 0 - - 0 - 0 1~ Cit Commies nflict eav asuaIties n F1 in Horse en C y before the Americans bombers against Communist dan. Trim Van Van. Was shot with an admission that civilian and killed by two terrorists as areas of the Communist north North Vietnamese Infantry- pushed them back and restored positions In South Vietnam. have been damaged. Rut once Terrmlsts hurled a grenade at he drove In it Saigon street. men overran positions of the their defense lines. again the department. said only In other developments: The furious engagement near Dr. Phan Quang Dan, 4R. ii lend"U.S. 1st Cavalry, Airmohile, U.S. planes followed up the I military targets had been Division today and inflicted the central coastal city of Rnng I ing member of the Constituent I heavy casualties an the helicop- Son. 300 miles northeast of Sal. IAssembly, as he left his home In Christmas truer with a speedy scheduled for attack. tar- borne flying horsemen. 'U.S. gon, broke off this morning. The i a Saigon suburb. Grenade frog- resumption of the air warU.S. troops took over the tinmilitary headquarters reported. cavalrymen reported 43 North I ments peppered Dr. Dan's legs. against North Vietnam and loading of ships in the port of police said, but he was not seri- strikes Monday only 12 miles Saigon because of a strike by 2,The headquarters said the Vietnamese killed, 500 Vietnamese dock workers. 'North Vietnamese, an estimated The action was the major nusly hurt. Five Vietnamese from the center of Hanoi. the Defense A U.S. spokesman said an battalion of the veteran IHOTh combat on ii day which also bystanders were reported in-1 in Washington, Division, penetrated several ar- brought an assassination at- jured, and a suspect was arrest- Department responded to New American stevedore battalion York Times reports from Hanoi unloaded 1.70 tons of cargo. tlllery positions of the elite cay- tempt against it leading South ed. I of civilian casualties and dam- I close to the usual daily average. airy division and blew up guns I Vietnamese politician In Saigon I Three weeks ago another Evangelist Billy Graham left 'with satchel charge's and gre- and three raids by 1352 heavy I lending South Vietnamese politi- I age from the American raids SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) I nades .. __ ~~ __ g for the United States after an the few times In recent months Communists with truce 'inla eight-day Christmas visit and that the command has reported lions. Most of the incidents wer said he is pessimistic about an heavy losses to a sIeahle described as minor. early end or the war. 'it is a Amirlcan ground force. A Today was the second succos, complicated. confusing and spokesman described the force sive day that the R,S2s mn frustrating war." Graham said. which took such losses as "mul- three strikes in one day. Thnv ,'! don't see an early end to it." ticompany but less than a hat- attacked a Communist base The heavy fighting near Hong i muon." This would put it some- camp 65 miles north-northwest Son swirled around a helicopter where between 40I and R00 men. 11 of Cam Ranh Bay, a suspected landing 7.nnr of the American The American and Vietnam- troop concentration 45 miles air cavalrymen. ese military commands report- north-northwest of Saigon and "Friendly castrnitles w e r e 1 Pd 122 incidents occurred in North Vietnamese base camp heavy." the U.S. command's South Vietnam during the cease-I and supply point just south of communique said. It was nnc of fire but declined to charge the The demilitari7ed tone. - Air Station property -- snm° sought. O 1.R0 a'rea - is bring by the City of Sanford. Th-opnsal was made at cornmission session, Monday, by Conimisafoner Joe Unker and approved unanimously. 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Meanwhile the judge told u the four will be sent t( Marianna as soon as apace it available. . They are still In the county jail. 0 . ,t 7 I I ', No, No, No ! today 1 AAO iegislal.tve permis'ion to nu- $ 40 Air Station 1~ 1 Ves To Aiinex Nava 1~ ~ V . n pi g FIRST QUAY 1~ , 61 Q V 4 :!i"N 11 ;& "It t 2 1 4401 , A ; X N KX " 'A 55 I9innp 122-2fl1 I or 42 - 9,19 Zip Code 277I There will not 1e any "urbnn renewal" in Sanford. Deputy Jim Singletar '1'A'I'lIIIt : 8h()%vPr,i soul warmer thrim 'flitiradny, City fathers are strongly opposed to i t, This hospitalized again. VOL. 59 N9:;-- Al' 11iute.l Vii' Tuesday night indicated. l'ilsui,lln)uc'd inns WI'l NE4lí Y,1E2R. Jt,flr, SANF Ut,'1OHhTA_______ time in Plot-ida Sanitrn-ium. 5 Cents -----------_____________________________________________ . * other of devoopnwn1, wi he We're checking out the re'' -I., I port that the Capri is chang- studied with commissioners and tfl'ili's of I he City I ing hands again . . - being tak- Zoning and Planning l,aard slat ('(I to meet. Thursday 'a en over by an Orlando rest-an- with Gerry l)alcc of Adley and Associates, to discuss "possible can resell it to friend of . ranL S * It's ii:ungeroia powet' yours federal aid programs." P Motion was made by CornI 'm not for it," he sleelnred. REO1AXlZTlON BLUES ('on%nhission.'l- N. 1.. Rniinrn, --,latuuary is the mon th when missioner \V. Vincent, Roberts 11 r 0 11 most. of the governing hoards that a local bill he requested .1 r. soul he I lieu tht Ole iat-olakm if in the county name new chair- for state legislation to permit would be the other Way around, liut 1 jjlI 1111;1 "I'm afraid you'd hnvc a men and such. . . . Here is the the city to make application for whole line of local lirnpi'rt' way we think it. wi ll stack up. urban renewal, J.4 The motion died for lack of a owners lined up wanting to get Jo hn Alexander, will he . . . S Øl,l)lflkfI!. rid of property Ihey have been reappointed to head the County second. 01flIdl1ll Commissioner Earl lliggin- unable to sell." lus commented, Board. - . . That i unless we City Manager V. E. Knowles I get some rumblings from John hotham dedai'ed there is "too Judge Frank ft. Smith, presiding judge of th. ., a much opportunity for abuse of said there are a nuinlai'r of Fitzpatric k who is the senior pma Ninth Judicial Circuit, "passed the buck" today and de. member. . . . John Evans will the rights of property owners grams available to help the reffl' Of S inherent in the tit-han renewal development, situation without I ferred ruling on a petition to name a judge to heat get the school board chairman gelting into urban renewal. rod. . . . A. B. Peterson Sr. program. 1 the lawsuit on moving the ciirthotze. .4 "Under this program you lie emphasized the present back again with th e hospital The Injunctive suit, which had been filed by three hoard . . . (that board will have the, right to condemn * need is to bring the city's plan I South Seminole resi(Ient.4 in a class action to prohibit stay the same until next De- man's property and take it tap to re-certification standards I cember when Gov. Kirk may away from him, whether he and develop a "wot-kuble proexpenditure of further funds gram." for the now courthouse, was ther eh.rgod that within -ants to sell or not. Then you ff make it change) and in San. first assigned to Jude Vhia A. I years approxin-ustefy two-thir(fa Well, it's anyone's ford. WIlliams who disqualified him. of the people of the county guess.... S S * $ Will reside in the southerly hi self. - - .f.. - ~ The only one who doesn't :Judge Smith In declining to of the county. __ assign another jumilga this morn- I "ft is manifestly Inronvenwant to be mayor is Sonny RaEarl Higginbotham, born. - . ing, cited his retirement next innt, unfair, and discriminatory ,W week as the reanon and advised to at Joe Baker, Vince Roberts all least half of the te*Ib 11&1~ I both attorneys In the case, (it wouldbe a dents of Seminole County bi want it k 4. . Harlan Tuck for the plaintiffs operate the County enurthansis fea th er in their caps with the . and County Attorney Harold t at the extreme northern bonn'. new marina, etc.). They tried .Johnson, to consult Judge Vas- liar7 of the county with viz'.. to hash it out last night after Swarms of sea gulls feasting on izarbage dumped in the sar Carlton on the matter. but the regular n,L'eting I tually the entire population a..ity of Sanford's landfit,t area, are worr ) ing Na v y off-ials Canton hnat been designated living to the south," the coinnothing was accomplished. and they have appealed to the city for help. S * presiding Judge of the circuit plaint. stated. 4PJ".- . The landfill area Is located near the N/IS fence south of following Smith's retirement. City Hall and the courthouse 25th Street and west of the base property. Indications are the attorney will be closed Monday, Jan. 2. drag THE CITY'S IICW The hundreds of circling gulls are "too close to the jet will confer with Judge CarlHowever, Clerk's office in - . . ton on Friday. the courthouse will open Satur- runways and constitute a hazard to aviation, which could line was put into oiwi'aThe suit was filed earlier in morning for last minute wreck a plane," Cdr.J.. S. Cleveland, base executive officer, day Iiformed commissioners. twti this morning. Cost the month by Robert F. Tucker recordings. Commissioners agreed the problem is serious and instruct- of 5 of Casselherry, William T. . the equipment i $29,ed City Manager W. E. Knowles to inform Navy officials a Pratt Jr. of Altamonte Springs: In case you're interested, the change would be made "as quickly as possible" to eliminate 890. Looking over the and James F. Latner of Bear biggest building permit in the the hazard, vehicle today is Bob I'd- During the past decade there has been a 17 per cent reduc- Lake as representatives of a county issued in 1966 was for Knowles indicated it would take a few days to clear trees Us-an in 'citrus acreage In Seminole County, according to the "class composed of persons who Winter Park Telephone Co.... ly, left, street and prepare another sanitary landfill area but that the matter superinFlorida DepIirtnient of Agriculture. are taxpayers and who reValuation of th e building, to would be "expedited," An9-ve:mr-,-aId Sanford man tendent operator Leand 'l'iie current eitru.s tree stirrer, using aerial photography, be located in Goldenrod is side in the southerly half" of has b.'cnme the city's third tr*f. revo:als that -is of December 1965 there were only 12,835 acres the county. $159,000. - . . Biggest one isroy Lee. (Herald Photo) tie fatality of the year and the in cont rast to 1i,t9 acres in 1956. There Was nearly as much The plaintiffs charged that bu(d in Sanford is your favorcon raty's 113t. r('(Iin't ion in trees, from 1,115,. the City of Sanford is only the ite newspaper $97,630. F'uhe" today reported that S S * 500 fret's In 1956 to 978,000 cur- temporary county seat. It fur-lames M o nroe Phillips, Rt. I, No matter what the road rently. apparently lied as a result of Crossing Lake Jessup and leadMortality of trees surveyed In Fiery injuries su3t.ained in a collision ing to Florida Technological 1956 has been high. Only 53 per Oct. 25. EVE RET'F, Mass. (AP) University costs, it will be The accident took place at the cent of those trees are still corn- Boston & Maine one-car diesel worth it. The county that lies passenger train smashed into a intersection of First St. and mercial. The freezes of 1957 and to the south of us-it's positive fuel oil truck stalled with froz. French Ave. when tho vehicle 19(12 were major factors In this thinking leaders and business en brakes on a street crossing driven by Phillips sideswiped loss. All ages appear to have i-n, that is,-haven't wavered Sanford City Commissioners the city's insurance out for bids, 1cornmlssjoners were told, working to reduce their early today. Twelve persons a truck t)pertttattl by Bernard for a moment on THEIR road voted Monday to continue the as "not feasible." 'You cannot sacrifice service busin ess, while effecting sub- been hit, with heaviest loi In died as flames engulfed the: Carrell of Millport, Ala. and building program to assure as present city insurance plan, unthen struck a post at the Fire-. Vote was 3-1 with Commis' for cost. Your greatest asset statitial savings to the city," he those trees set (luring the early train and the truck. La. they can that traffic will lx)inted out. stone Company. and mid•1950s. fit be from, into and through that der an insurance committee sioncr M . L. Raborn Jr. voting is the organization behind the lie noted that service in the No improper driving was By 1980, as all new trees county as students, faculty, and rejected a proposal to put ''no.' Insurance company and our ''has beenexcellent.'' found on Carrells part, but mereach new optiiiausii bearing caparents, visitors swarm onto Raborn had proxised that studies show there would he fill SAN'l'IA(O, Chile (. I' t-isknn report notes failure to the insurance he Put out for pacily, Seminole County could violent earthquake rocked north- yield right-of-way by the campus of the new state Phillips. C bid, but studies by the insur- substantial savings gained by university. Produce near five million boxes ern Chile early today and heavy the Phillips (lied Dec. 21 in Sumance committee indicated the using the bid mnethoit over S S of citrus, 'l'huls Is, of course, casualties were feared in the mole Meniorial hospital where time and work involved In insurance committee plan," Will barring another major freeze, Who was it that told me that nitrate port of Taltul, the cen-' he had been confined :since the d r a w I n g the specifications MeKibbin declared. Oranges dominate all citrus ter of the upheaval. the erstwhile president of the accident. Itaborn said he objected to would be prohibitive, in the county, 83 per cent of Seminole County Chamber at committee, composed of the splitting of fee commissions all total. Hut reduction in trees Commerce, Loring Burgess, Clifford McKibblza, Robert by the underwriting company, has taken place in what were Jw was taking up new banking Payment of $17,092 Change of command cere- Crumley and Robert Karns told with other agents who do not in "In. the two (loinluate types. Mid. Ye5J)OtISlbIlItieb (executive vice monies are scheduled for Re. co:ntnzssiozaers the city would do any of the work and asked ('al('tllution funds'' were auth. M.il5(JlI trees tii'eliiii'd from 346,president) in a St. Petersburg connaissance Attack Squadron "have to hire an insurance ex. titmit "this divvying up be ceas- on -/ed for Seminole County 000 in 1956 to 257,000 presently, bank, come the first of the 5 at schools 'l'iit'sday by the state sIn. Jan. 5 at Sanford pert" to draw the specifications ed." down 26 per cent. Valenejas di,' Few 7 ZIIeKibhulI indicated this could ('aI)izlet, sitting as the State clineii frotit 306,000 in 1956 to and study the bids in order to Naval Air Station. Cdr. Richard S Davidson, ex• be able to "make an intelligent be done without the necessity of Hoard of Education, just 21:1,000 (ices currently, a 30 In the spirit of ChristmasIkeakulution f it it d s are per cent loss. commission action. and even the die-bard, must ecutive officer of the squadron decision." City Manager W. E. Knowles those which accrue to the coun• "Good service by your in. the last year, will become however, early oranges ac. be immersed in It by now-you for commanding officer, succeeding surance agent is the primary commended the insurance corn' ty for the increase in student tually increased (ruin 235,000 In should take a look at the poin. of population over that of lust 1956 to 2119.000 trees currentDavid E. Dearoiph, who factor and this could not be mittee for the ''many hoursthis ettius in front of 1412 Park Cdr. year," Supt. It. T. .\iilwcc ex oil will become air operations of. guaranteed by a bidder, who work they have put in will a 14 per vent increase. A Avenue. Beee-y0000-tJ.ful! I)m.d. ficer of the aircraft carrier us had to seek bionic office aid to study without remuneration." decade ago botil mid-season 5 C '''h'hiii stat(t flays a certain and late type outranked early "They actually have been write or service the policies," Yeah, buddy that's 1412 Forrestal. a inotisut for any percentage of 190 Commander Davidson resides CONSULt 11415 SAMPLE PAYME NT SCHEDULE SOUTH Park Avenue! Have increase over thirt't' p.r cent. tyjat', hut by thin end of in Lake Mary early with his wile and orialuge varie t ies When You Shop to. You; Cu were Lu you ever tried to find that ad. Seminole Coumity's iiirit'aast' this 11w two children, Richard Jr., 4, majorIty. 3* Mi,,t,,, dress on NORTH Park Ave. year is presently at five per and Anne Elizabeth, 1. In 195u1 there were 62,500 MuatAbp IdV.btisJ) Pi.ig ip.'..'i tanAa,,,,.,l of nue? cent It has not fallen below WIs.,.i LIs Insuawbo.e w. t.t, s.... I. 040 gerine trees they and are now • S that figure for sunny years,'' 1w up to 72,000. There bus be a $41 bO $4g.21 11.500 cosl('lt1(It(i. _____________ We hear the present and the macar fourfold Increase In murnewly elected councils and &rea deaths $2,000 $e33e 2 1 iotts to 21,000 iu'e'se'ntly. S(sumayor of the City of Long wood Bridge ................... 6A 1 $19.15 $2.5IX) Ret!lI,) mnas, a cold hardy variety, now have been meeting with the City !lassined ads .. .... ... ... lo-ii $id30 $3000 1 $495 lf.ou,ajij&'ndntpnj OH whether ti voiitiiitie 's" itli t III iSISIl 11111 I/I II /I11A.11,81-:1., (,% I') are at Now tracts. 'i'isiigehus Attorney to plan a smooth t.ran• omlcs - - -- --- - -- - GA-lA (;(IV. Ii ayslt,Ii hums 11 hayh i'.iu ha ve ,- o,t'ii fr o m 30,0(X) is of 11t),11(. ctt'nsiwj a,.t'mu( in (hit' couHIy' agimeull tiral dupa II Above peym•nl. Include duurn.n*,sr bielnps nd 10941 fees. dc siUuu 44 the reurgauu.atlouaj I russword puzzle - - - ------- 'IA oleut will he presented by the Seisijiiole County Farm Huriiiu cation wiiaa his 1 ,iggest .-hievuC,li L,.a D.aiiH,lpts P.iuI4 iii Isita ciatle ago to 3,000 by I11tl. meeting in January. Perhaps Dear Abby ---------------- GA to the hemillole County Coln Ili hssjomi on Just. 10. nisid, tot uua low-cost 4.,', ,ø cjr loan PIwne 647-4N3 is aae'tiL uaad (aiIm-ta of (lit' *300 A sharp drop is sects in n end viaia,sy OiIdo Phone 32-101$ ua Santeid. they also discussed the proposed ditorial page .............. 4 W. W. 'lyre, 1"arni Bureau president, snld this niortiiiig naIiloaa aint.I hoaa,l Pi11'10IIL his grapefruit from a decadu ago, new charter, which informed nterta1nmnent .... ... ... 6A.7A the County Conimnisslon bas requested it reo'oinniendution and biggest disanpaiustnaunt dtii'Ulg down Irmil 83,000 to just 25,000 sources tell us, call for a four- -loroscope .................. GA the matter Will be considered by the Farm Bureau directors at his two-year term. In his last frees. All varieties declined, but man council elected from dli. letstreagn .................... 8 a tmleetitig on Jan. 3 s'hi*'iiiiled flews ('oiifi'a't'Ilcts hi'- the shiarpest reduction came, in HORIPA STATE BANIC trActs, it strung mayor type- kaciety ---------------8 N is N ymi in Wilson, home economies agent for I he last 12 liii"- lie gui's out of i,(fli-c, liuisias iaiiih scetiless, (ruin 38,000 In goverumneul, atil an appointed I IN ;porta ......................IA t4i'l ear, will retire as of Saturday. 11cr salary Is shared by the ai,i lie is proud of Itaci'eust'tI I'Jti to only 6,000 trees by th e cierk. ., lA county, state as.sd federal government. 1 IV ................ spending fur aducatiun. ezul of 11165. S * Chief IhMC%ISSiI111 . REDUCED thru Saturday only ! PRICES - . form However, some ll - - , I , 1111 ~1I "! M I 1 it -- - .-- - - . - . I -'-. ... IN -- .1111111 11., - l a " 7 1. I I 1 all . . .,': - I... _ w' IW:H 1''".011 lffi{Q1... . I -1 - . 1. t.4.4i ,~i~..4 ,....4 .:T ~ .~~;_ ;-,:.~~ .....~~.,K II 1.1 , II ci t I -..,.,:4;~'_...,. r~iz " . I :; .. :- , ~ .1.1.1 -1 - , , I ! 'dK I'lH ) .:,:1., . !, ''..'... 1. ~' . 1- . .. .. C.-.... a - ~!,;:1.4 a ;- $ - - Regular $369 19.'Inch ' COLOR TV in walnut or maple veneer cabinet im . . ....'... ~. fl ~. ~,-~' .1;-.~,_,'~-'_"-.,;-,.:..* 1-1- ,.,;. ~1 ~~, ,~:*.::~~:--' ,:.;:_ I'-., , . ". "I , :,~_:..'._..;,."m~ ",:":, -,~-.,`-.._:*. I— -*f-~.--.. _.?_ I .'' " ./1;._,.% -?.,~7.,~~-,..~ ,~ 14 ' " ,-," ..- - _ ~4 , i " i . ows~ - I _ ;-,.1 t t,~,~,71UU'I a MH 1 _ I ,-~, : - :; 1 10 . ' '•' VE you - `--, ~~~ _______ ~ . 0 7 , __ . . 0 0 h II 0 , ~, ~ I .", . ' ". 4 -1- - . I , , " _~.. ~.-11': ..1. , 71 ,_ 1 "- ~ - .1'/<::,.,.'~ .. '. , .i_:11 II - , ... ~,~ -_ .: II It No money down, $13 a month! ... - ~: ..,.; I - t IF ._:. . Lot's lace it . - - you know your family wants color TV, so why not give it to them now, t at even greeter than usual Penney savings? This week only, you can buy This Ponncrest I. - _._- It ______ ______ . I I -. _ ___ '___- lbv ' ___________ .- - . . .- -.. 19" table model at $Si loss Than the regular price' You'll get 176 sq in of viewing ' ) -- '. ) il area, 22,000 volts of picture power. 3 stages of signal strength, built-in automatic color " - • , . purifier, a -channol reception even in tinge areas.' Choose h w aI n ii t or maple-finished - • Sea Gulls Plague Jets At Navy Base . . . . - '' * * * * . - _ _____ , - . I - - - I_--'--' II NOW $ . ---, • I Jut ge ueters Ruling Over Courthouse - . veneer cainei, - -. _4 . - _.. 4 ig savings on Penncrest@ COLOR and Portable TV's! SAVE 2 1! Regular 1 1919" portable TV... 1" 1 SAVE 1 5.95! Regular 1299' 19" portable TV... i )1111~~* L;t,~ 01* 'IN ~. , ordIte County Citrus Acreage Is Down For Decade . Dies Front Crash Injury . . . City Says 'Not Feasible' . Deaths , No NOW 98 NOW money down, 5.50 c month! It's lightweight . . - No it's bright eyed! P e n n. $114 11 money down, $6 a month! All-channel portable TV with quick plc' (no warm-up), dipole VHF and loop UHF antenna, earphone with IS-fl. cord, 3 stages of signal strength. Tan/white or green/white case. crest all-channel TV with aluminized picture tube, monopole antenna, 3 stages of signal strength. Off-white/charcoal grey case. 'Dv.rIl diagonal pic$uru money down, 8.50 Davidson Command Squadron 5 99 199 MONO PZ STRIO PaisI.y, Se". *oa.sry and Thyme $lai & Sifeahal M.sk.es ................. • . . . . . . . . • . . Mauk..s d the Pups's .... M...'i and the Pups's Whs Now My Love ..............Hmt AIp.t • ol.ç Plac.s ......................14.,b Aip.is Standing *ai. Oily ............ AIpsvt Wkipp.d C.,.s. ........... - 14.vh AIpsi =wI.us My Love ....... a.v Caiuit S Kks G18060 Hit ..................... Kialis Wch,sar Csth.drsl Now Vaudeville laid 14.'b . . . . . 11 ' . ...... sum I. IT' . . . . . . . . . in S Plaza anford Schools Get $47,092 Boost Farm Bureau Ponders Extension Agent's Job 2 1 P..Is•a4s . - - - I CHARGE _____________________________________________________ . ,................ I , - • Shop iii 9 Monday thru Saturday P.M. g ~ . -_ )_ I - ---. . . ~ , ::~ " - -_ - ~ _e . - . - . - .; I - ------------_.. -- I UuapU*. t,L.t,IilOIds%t - , . I . Dial 322-1611 for a lowcost 41h% auto loan. Herald Index Save on budget Ls! STEO 1 end MONO . *33 -- 10 Mama's Enjoy the glorious sounds of stereo! 5-ft. walnut veneer cabinet. AM/FM stereo tuner, 6 speakers, '444' changer. diamond LP needle.. Pilot light and record storage. All this qualify at a Penney-low price! - dr. ~~_ ==~ ,_ a month! I Chile Stunned ;1101 188 No - RECORD SPECIAL! Top 1 0 LP albums! SPECIAL BUY! Stereo console with AM/FMsfereo radio! Insurance Bids Ruld O e ut - .. . -' . -'l. �•' -- - — I - D - * i iiri i - : ---- - - — - - - - — 'tIITi 1T '1 -: tfui' , '-. Pse 2 — Th?c. 2S, 19fR mrb rrsTh Cabinet Pays Honor ' - . -,' I. Public hearing on closing of Sanford city commissioners pondered the view sign ortlin- the alloy between Commerc$s further at Tuesda)' tiight's t.reet and Fniton Avenue for Rjb To Outgoing Burns Sanford City Commission after ing. Reinstatement of the everM pmhlema with •cist.1ng uUlity . . ments were presentl. items was made at the urging board such as this Cabinet Is far TALLAHASSEE (API — A l47.7i to the Suite of Florida. of Clifford McKihbin, chairman Arthur Mahu, manager of ginwing tribute t. outgoing Gnv. '1'uedav was the last Cabinet better than the singular decision ihlic Utilities Corn. of the City Zoning and Plan- Florida . Haydon Burns. assignment of a meeting for Burns as gerner. or judgment of any one man," ning Board, which drew up the pany, pretested closing of th. securky aide to the new execu- After receiving warm praise Burns said. This again put him i alley which contains a highproposed TieW ordinaiwe. tive, and deferral of two con- from each Cabinet member, opposite his successor. RepubliQuesUons of "leaving In" or presslirO, main gas line servt r o v e r a I a I land acquisition Burns end his wile. Mildred. can Claude Kirk, who favors an "taking out" involved bill- ing the downtown arcs. proposals highlighted the Inst were presented with a silver appointive cabinet. boards for off-site advertising, Maheu said he was concerned tray with engraved signatures of The Cabinet approved the . sandwich signs, signs on public about being able to get to th. State Cabinet session of 1966. . transfer of Lt. Carlend B. StaTrights-of-way and conforming main to service it or that In Another highlight was the pre- each Cabinet member. tientatlan of a report by State Burns took the occasion to re- ford Jr.. 46. from Jacksonville EXTENSION Homemakers Club of DeBarv received visit from Snnt-a to Southern Building Code the future 'eoncrcte surfac Purchasing Director Al Day iterate his belief that the elec- to Tnlinhnsse as Kirks High- Claus at annual Christmas tea party. ilere he distributes gifts to (left may be poured over It making 35, right) Mrs. .lohn Rafise, Mrs. George Croake and Mrs. Chester Draft was returned to City service impossible. showing that In his four months Live Cabinet system Is best for wa Patrol liaison officer and security aide. Stafford. chosen Rearick (Middleton Photos It was pointed out there she AttorriC)' William Hutehison as director new methods have Florida. • "The collective judgment of a by Kirk, will have an office near for preparation for resolution, are elect.rical lines and burglar jeaulted in a savings of $273.the governor and assume the In other action, commission- alarm utilities In the alley. same position and responsibili'rt tnrned down a reouest. by Commissioner Earl ties now held by Capt.. Nathan Charles Hampton to run a "bus hotham suggested the utility Sharron, who is aide to Burns. — line" between the Midway and company representatives "get Stafford has been with the pa. Goldaboro sections as being together" with officials of the trol since liMb. He 15 a nauve Florida State Bank, Masonic of Princeton, W.Vn. His hobby fl THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wisconsin, northern sections of gernus driving conditions were "not economically feasible and Lodge, Edwards, Pico and proposition." is scuba diving and he is SO A storm which dumped heavy Illinois and Indiana and south- reported from central Missouri a losing Hampton said he had been Park-Fulton Buildings and City adept at it he had been assigned snow in the central Plains em and central Lower Michicentral and southern md'tana. denied a taxi operator's license Manager W. E. Knowles to gan. Heavy snow warnings were Francis Car"reactionary under a priest rescue teem duties with the paCold weather was reported In and "I've got to make a living work out the problems and l'eSAIGON (AP) — spread northeastward into sec- lifted for northwestern Texas. turn to the next commission in Jacksonville. dinah Spdilman stood firm today cloak" and charged he had trol The Cabinet approved the al- tions of the Midwest today. Oklahoma and much of Kansas. mUCh of the nation but subzero somehow." ou'u1 never make a living meeting with a workable pro. on his call for nothing less than "loudly clamored for the inten- location of more than $2 million Gusty winds cnused much drift- Driving was hazardous in the readings were confined mostly posal. b and in some areas hit to parts of the Dakotas andtown," running a bus line in this 'U.S. victory in Vietnam despite sifiention of the U.S. aggressive in recalculation funds for the ing in some areas and highway Request to close the alley' he was told. sleet. Highways In western b county capital outlay nnd debt travel was disrupt-ed. war." northern Minnesota and in upGasoline c o n t r was made by Florida State a c t a were reports that the Vaticnn The cardinals statement, service program for grades 1-12 A foot of snow was reported in Kansas were clogged with snow. state New York. upset by his remarks. awarded to Sinclair for pre- Bank officials who have pro_______________ "Whatever I said. I stand by made during a Christmas Eve in the 26 counties where the parts of Kansas but- the Weather Only one lane east and west of mium gas at 21.83 cents per posed to give 40 feet of their . Bureau said snow had ended in Saline, Ken., was open on InterIt," the 77-year-old Roman sermon, also referred to the State Board of Education gallon; Gulf for regular gas parking lot property west of Catholic archbishop of New Vietnam fighting us a "war for there was an increase in the cv- southwestern Kansas and Okla- state '79. Highways in northern at 21.39 ct'nts and City Service the alley to create a through erlige daily attendance greater home and was expected to end Missouri were snow-covered. 'ork told a newsman before civilization." for diesel fuel at 22.84 cents. Mj- eet., from Commercial to today in eastern Kansas and Showers and thunderstorms ending his Christmas visit with En route to Saigon's Tan Son than 3 per cent.. Commission granted perinis- Fulton, lined up with the short U.S. servicemen In Vietham and Nhut Airport today, he told pa- Also approved was an alloca- western Missouri and taper off hit areas of the Tennessee and sion for use of the Civic Cent- section of the street between tie'nt.s at the U.S. Army's 3rd tlon of funds of more than $1 in Nebraska. Up to 10 Inches of lower Mississippi valleys. Danflyiig to the Philippines. DETROIT (Al') — An uniden- or May 6 for a private party First Street and Commercial Street Although the Vatican would Field Hospital: "All America million for area vocational snow blanketed parts of Nebmastif led man saved patrolman to .lano Paulucci. make no official comment, un should be grateful to you. The schools In Bradford. Browerd. ke and 8 inches covered areas Estimated cost of materials Gerald Pastula's pistol for him Granted a six-month cxten'fftcIaI sources there said the men in the armed forces have Citrus. Manatee and Orange In western Missouri. sion to Brailey Odhain on over- is $1,960 for construction of Tuesday. I Heavy snow warnings were in :cardtflal'5 statement that any- saved our civilization In -past counties. Past-tile and Isis partner were due note on Sunland water the new street and repaving The cabinet authorized partial effect from north-central Kenthlng less than victory in VIet. years. You are preserving it." the entire two-block area would setting en ambush for two men system; -tiam "Is inconceivable" caused Cardinal Spehlmiin, who is payment by the State Board of s8 through eastern Nebraska, Accepted the commendation add an estimated $400 for a outside a vacant building when concern and perplexity. These Roman Catholic military vicar Administration of $45,000 in fees much of ]owa, southeastern one of the men jumped from a of Zoning and Planning Board total of $2,360, for materials. DECEMBER 27, sources ald such declarations of the U.S. armed forces, was In connection with the issuance. MInnesota, extreme southern window, lunged at Pastula and for its stand on the county Admissions aemed to be out of keeping accompanied by 'U.S. Arruyphy- sale and dállvcry al $23.5 million ________________________ seat relocation quarrel; Legal Notice I.jchard Lee Averett, Blanche grabbed his pistol. :j six-day in Florida Development Corn1th the efforts of Pope Paul VI sicians throughout Tcrhorst, Jerry Senkarik, Ben- At that moment a passerby Approved contract for BartO encourage a negotiated end to visit. He declared several times mission Sunshine Skyway develcleve Unifloata, Inc., in the IN COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA inmin Hillory, Wallace Allan, ran up. knocked Pastula's this was his last trip abroad to opment bonds. the war. File Na. NISS Dorothy Polk, Margaret Ed- salient to the ground and hand- amount of $163,528; ESTATE OF The Soviet government paper visit U.S. servicemen at Christ- In paying tribute to Burns. the Set .lan.. S at S p.m. for anwards, 1amcs Robinson, Mar- ad the pistol back to the policeMARGARET RHINEnual reorganization meeting, ALICE Izvestia charged the cardinal's mas. It was his 16th consecutIve Cabinet members hailed him as HART. DECEASED garet Warner, Elizabeth A. man. "militant sermons" were "in Christmas visit to the forces one of Florida's best adminisleaving the seating of re-elected commiaNOTICE TO CREDITORS Vesposiana, F r a d d i a Lunar He walked away, TO ALL PERSONS HAYtrators. They moved that the sharp dissonance with recent overseas. officers to pick up the two men, sioners and election of a may- ING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Howard, Sanford; •lack L chair Burns used In his office statements of Pope Paul who AGAINST SAID E$TATEI i c h a r d who were held for investigation or. You and each of you ar. hereppea1ed for an end to the King Louis XIV of France the past two years be put in his MRS. 'VERA L. nOBIISOX pard, Cassolberry; B Mrs. Vera 1.. Robinson, ' by notified and required to file Glasor, Althea Scudder, Doof burglary. :bloody killing." North Vietnam ruled longest of any European office on jacksonville. The mo of 57 E. Second Street, Apopka, Bury; Louis Prunier, Deithna; any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have tion carried unanimously. denounced the cardinal as a nionarch-72 years. the office Legal Notice COURT OF against said estate in ________________________________________________________________________ died Tuesday at Seminole Carolyn Burk, Lake Monroe; Housholder, Karly)e Hon. of CliiLodge in Sanford where she •lames N. Martin Jr., Jasper JUDICIAL NINTH THE CounCITT 1% AND FOR SEMINOLE County Judge of Semlnol• NOTICE TO DEFEND had been a resident for the Ahiman .lr., Osteen; James ty, at his otfioe In the Court THE STATE OF FLORIDA 'FOt COUNTY. FLORIDA. House in Ssufoi-d, Florida, withpast two months. New Sniyrna; Clote CHANCERY NO. DOROTHY JAE in six calendar months from the SAVINGS & FEDERAL Whnsi reside'nec and address NINTH Born in Jasper, he came to ieiiy, Titusvillc. time of the first publication of LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW this notice. UTikflOWfl. Each claim or deDischarga Cush contributions were re- Apopku 88 years ago from and this year fond or gifts By June Casselherry YOt ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YORK CITY. a corporation, mand must be In writing and Plaintiff, from Miss Eleanor ArSturl;e. She was a member of Petitionaove-named Cludv C. Howard, Margaret thitt BRVCE contain the plac. of residance ::The Casselberry Lions Club were given by American Le- ceivod BROWN and LES- vs. C?k. First BaptistChurch tht and post office address of the Potopinski, and Auxiliary, t e d Its 15th annual gion Poet 256 Smith, Michael E. Con d v c it W. BROWN. his wife, have CHARLES GTtIECO and ROSE claimant and must be sworn to nold, Howard Arnold, Leon Apoplcu and a member of the the aboveGR1ECO, his wife. filed a Petition in mristhuii basket project this \'t'teraiis of Foreign 'Wars his agent or atDefendants by the claimant, Cunnnlng, Barry K. Wood, United Daughters of the Con- Sanford; Willie Hartmann, DoCourt for the adoption of torney, or the same shall be year, distributing baskets of Post iOOSO and AuKihiary, Bury; Rose Marie West. Ath- styled NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE the minor child named therein. void. SUIT hilt you art hereby required to load and toys to 17 families in South Seminole Garden Club. Raymond Morris, Hibbard Cas- federitcy. ens, Ga. Richard M. Harris Survivors are a daughter, ______________________________ ,,iuw ,tust wh'c the same should TOt CHARLES GRIECO Stores co-operating by put- selborry, Esther Circle of the As Executor of said •.tat• Ingwood, Altamonte Springs ?. Kenwocid Road tint bc granted by serving a copy Richard M. Harris of Sanford; 4 New 3ersey ting food containers in the Casselberry Community Moth- Mrs. Henry Wight Hawthorne. of your written defenses. if any. Oakland Hills. Attorney for Estate ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEE & 1cYOU upnu STENSTROM. DAVIS Ben and Miller Evans have store and given Items include odit Church, Leo Burt, Brat- tw(i sons, .lolin E. Robinson of 3f Edgewater Dr. INTCSH. Post Office Box 1tII, thMt a suit to foreclose a Mort Orlando, Fla.. N (I fren chairman of the project Pubhix, Seminole Plaza, Winn- to Electric, Mrs. DO]I Cal- Orluiidti and Lester P. Robinfiled against yot been liaF 771, Att.or- gage Sunford. F1nrdz. Publish Dec. 14, 21, 25, 1511 & Notice is tiertly givcn that the Petitioners, and by In the above Court by the abovi Jan. 4, 11ö67 ncc Its inception, with the Dixie and Buddy's Maricet in hison, and Mrs. Eiwood Ht'iss. sun of Tallahassee; ii sister, aIIIIUai of tiit nitt'tiiig filiti- the original thereof with named Plaintiff. The propert) help of Ben's wife, Elizabeth. Longvood, Hoti Market, Cas- I Trainsporuttion for dstrihut- Mrs. Hilda Shank of Itounoke, t,'ldorr of South 5,,mtnr'le IiLLnk. the Clerk of said Court on or sought to be foreclosed Is as fol- DDH-44 4, ii'c7: other- lows: -- - Over the yours ninny of the rntlhcrry, Dolly's Murk- vt, Fern lug the husket wore provided Vii.; a brother, •hamcs A. Lewis Fern Park. Florida. will i.e held jatuar IN THE CIRCUIT C 0 v T ut It's bani:ing boost In Fern w114t. Lot SI. LONGDALE SUBDI. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF De'crce may t'e entered Starke; seven grandchildren, Park, other organizations in the urea Park, utid Super Valu, Alto- by Xtttit'th Greefl and Bob Seminole County Florida. versus you gr&nting said adopVISION, according to thc FLORIDA.. IN AND FOR SEMIand three great grandchildren. i, TUSSdIIY plat Iherent, recorded IT NOLE COUNTY. I Corp. have co-operated In the effort lilotiti. °° p. vu for t hi- purpcc' o Page f.S, ol CHANCERY NO. l'lut Book '. Local lLrrztngemtints arc unWITNrSs rn, hand and the iieoring ri,nrt fir I lit ,.lert It!I the Public Records of Semi. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTcf sit id Court itt ital ,.t•hi direction of Grurnlww Fun- - Spellinan Stands By i-los pita! '4otes -. Area Legal Notice - $ Legal Notice ' - ttT of I Itr,'i or, ti'? hi 0)0 UUZ ittid tot the tratioi,rt Oil O 511(11 ord. Sc-minnie County. Flot- I it ole County Florida. r,,tr,j AS)C1AT1ON, a Corporaoral 1-loiue. Tot ARE REQUIRED to flu tion, iah (lay of Doc.'mt'cr, _____________________________________ hsuiiuci which nitty ni niight A. P liiv II4I. your Answer with the Clerk ot PlaInttf4 properly crime before the eald (SCAL) the Court and to serve a corn vii. ni"cittng. etr any lttiJ('urtifllent (IT upon the Plaintiff's Attorney CHARLES W. WHITE and Arthur H. Beekwlth, Jr. udjournmcflts tht'rnnf. Clerk of the Circuit Court IRVING NATHANSON. P. 0. Boa Alan, ntitlr,- is hereby given SC. Cocoa, Florida. not later that By: Donna M. Marlcos UhillINshiN. MH%. 'I-IflA L I'OCn tt'C, lues thut January January 5, 1567. If you fall t Deputy Clerk Punoral servic(9- for iIra. vera fixed us the Iturc'td Date do so, a Decree Pro Confcsi DAVIS & : I. fll,t,11114('ll, 71, of Apopkii, Shartiliolticra entitled to vntt for STENSTROM, will be entered against you fol McINTOSH Sanford died Tuesday in the Annual Sharchitiders flttittitt Attorneys for Petitioner, the relief demanded in the Corn I..- at ii a. m., Thursday, ett set forth sliove i plaint. I'oat Office Box It' at Bray Funeral Home' in Dwight M. 11untzer WITNESS my hand and seal o Florida State flank—Suite ADopka. Burial servicip will be Cashier said Court at Sanford, Semtnol Z2771 Sanford. Florida itt gracat U a.. nu., Frlthi. S*'LitIi S,niInt'ic I3MILk Ptitilishi T'øc. :1, 5, IF.6 & Jan. County. this &tb day of Decem aids iii Lverlrecn Ceniets'ry, Feru Park. Fioridu bet 116G. 4. U. lt'C7. Jasper. In lieu of flowers. the 5, .V. 1IsGC (SEAL) 'IflHt family rsiqutiits (lozuatiolls be Publish Dec. DD}i..5It Arthur H. Becicwith, Jr. made to tile heart Fund. 1% THE CInCVfl' COURT. Clerk of the Circuit Court i Oranikow Fu*ie,rai Home i THE ('IHCI'IT ('DIRT or %IN'I'II JtDJCIAL CIRCUIT O By: Donna M. Markos charge of local arrangements. TIlE NINTH JII)ICIAL CIII- IldIItIlJA IN AND FOR SEMi. Deputy Clerk cur or ANSI FOIL SIMINOIiE Col'%TT. !thn.nn COUNTY, I'LOItII)t. i%CHACEHT NO. *øO4 Attcjraey at CIIANCEILY NO. 154I5 V TE p. o. Box SC IN 'IRE MAVJEU _________________________________ SOUTH 131t0C)KLYN ISA\'INGS LD(IP'I'JON Ifl Cocoa. Florida IN 'IRE (tIIICU1T (1DVItT or IlANK, EFJI JASON TYLER. * minor, Publish Dcc. 7, 14, 1. 25. 1551 Plaintiff, L,' JOHN I. GARROW, his Step- DDB-17 'IRE NINTH JI'I)ICIAL CIIICI'JT father OF ANI) IOU SEMINOLE COINCo.ati la te Court .1 tb SHERWOOD D BROWN and NOIICE OF SUIT TT, FIDftII)L. SALLY J. BROWN, his wife, TILE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Judj,. SrIeIe C*eaty, Florida CHANCERY NO. 1047fl Ia Probate. Defendants. ARTHUR MERLE TYLER, MAiNE SAVINGS BANK. NOTICE OF SUIT a aet Estate •t residence unknown: TOt Sherwood B. Brown You are hereby notified that DIUARD C. RAGAN. vs Deceased l72 Evt.linc Avenue Petition has been filed In the KINGItSvOOD BLiTLDERF, YNC., tacun, Georgia Circuit Court In and for Semi- T• AU Crsd*wra ad Pesuout a Florida corporation, noic County. Florida, to Chan- Haytag daiwa or Druadi fltt!endsnt. NO'I'ICE OP SALE Sally J. Brown etiry, I or the adoption of ERIK £gataat Said Eatatre You and each of you are here 1't' Ev.1ls A'e'iiue JOHN I. JASON TYLER b NOTICF 1$ HEREBY GIVEN Macon, Georgia GAIIItOW, the stvpf*ther of said by notified and required to pta that cii the 3Ott day of DecernYOU ARE hereby notified that minor child, and said Petition a sent any claims and demand her, ibhG ut 13 :I)i a. rn ut the Wt'nt (loot of the Court House of a Complaint to loruclost a inort- acquiesced in and consented to which you. or either of you, mu: Senitisoic Couvity. at Sanford, gage sticunitieritig the fuUowing by L'EItNJCE ELAiNE LAW- have against the estate of DIL ItENCE GARIIOW. natural mo- I,AkI) C. RAGAN, deceased. lat1 Florida. the uiudursigtud Clerk real pro;se'rty: Lot lb. Block F. COUNTRY ther of said minor child, end of said County, to the Count; wilt offer for utile the following '.. 1 - - . 4 i . I. ' - _ .,l - I.. .,. .- . " - . ' - . 4 - - Lirvl 1 r - •'l M. A - .,. ". 4J,. W '- 'j 4- ,*;..*v - ': ' CASSELBERItY LIONS delivered 17 Christmas baskets to needy families. Shown with packed baskets (top) are Melenda and Cathy Casselberry of American Legiun Auxiliary Unit 256, Miller and Ben Evans, co-chairmen of the project, and Mrs. Elizabeth Evans of the Casselberry Woman's Club. Helping pack foods (bottom) were (left to right) George Howard, Hollis Johnson, Mrs. Johnson ar.d Mrs. Howard of Veterans of Foreign (Herald Photo) Wars Post 10050 and Auxiliiuy of CltHselberry. ----- - - H 7. - --- - I nutsuunt to a final cic're,c of Ilild f..,...•l....,,,.. a.t,t,u'.,, it, ... rl,itt,,.rv -..-.Action No )G4' now pending In the Circuit Court of the- Ninth .luiItcIal Circuit ut and for Scniistoic County. Florida l'ATEI) this 15th day of Deccm -thur. I1, FA1 Arthur H Iieekwlthi, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court .4. . - . I - - ' - - - -- I ;, 14 - - : - - ) - - - .. - . 4. - - —. - .' - i . - . -- .. - . • . - _3. . • - . - - . }'luridu , l'uWisb , ii. 1t167. Oriauidu. .- • . ' - - --. .- Deputy Clerk van den Berg & Gay Atturu&s')s for Plutntitf Ii East Church Street 441, First I'e'th,roei hipildhsig - . - .................. fly: Donna M. Msrkos . I.j ' --- r ,. . :- - - j • • :-:: - . I. -. - .- -- • - ' - you, as t'I. 1IthG A Jan. - - -- , L'Dli-64 L'DH-SU DDh-47 - DDH-ZU. AUDREY S. WHITE. his wlf• Defendants, NOTICE OF SUIT IN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE TO, CHARLES W. WRITE. Sgt. RA l&24647. Rdgs. Ce., Port Buckner, APO PG$SI., San Francisco. California Tot AUDREY S. WHITE wlir.se residence and whereabout. are unknown to Plaintiff YOU ARE HEREBY XOTIFIED - - that a Complaint to foreclos. a certain mortgage encumbering the following described real property. to-wit: Lot 1, Block B, WOOD. MERE PARK IND according to p1-at thereof cccorded in Flat Book 12, Page 7$. Public Record. of $eminob County, FlorIda has been filed against you In th. above-styled suit. th. short tttim of which Is Federal NaUona. Mortgage Association, a corporation organised under an Act oft Congress and existing puaut to the Federal National Mortgage Association Charter Act, having its principal office in the city of VashsIngton, District of Colum. hit, Plaintiff, versus, CHARLES W. WHITE and AUDREY S. WHITE Defendants, and you are req uired to serve a copy of your Answer or other pleading to th. Complaint on Plaintifra .At.torneys, CLEVELAND, STEPHEN. SON AND MIZE, Suite 515 San. ford AtLut1c National hank Building, P. 0. Drawer Z, banford, Florida, and file the cr1ginal Answer or other pleading In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 35th day of January, A.. D. 15117. If You fall to do eo. - ' . p p - j" - . ---------- 'ilrs Wallace us the third ifl US. hfstorytn hi' ..: - VALUE ICE MILK NAPKINS IlitIf-Gallon In (lissice of hutton TISSUES OR MINTS 200 DoIlbie Sheets in the merica's lS. priesthood as It Is cur ,,.•. ' - 0 " fl,.. 98C VALUE, 13 OZ. CAN A merica. AQUA N El .; HAIR SPRAY 47c $1.10 Pulsilahed Daily eseept Set. • SIZE, 2.1 O~. TUBE U - Sanford, na. SHAMPOO s. l,serlpil I,.,, 11*0 ci l'r h'*srrler 5 Year $13.55) Week .f $2.00 SIZE, CLAIROL NICE'N EASY Sh09 VALUE,I%OZS TUBE -. VIRGINIA PEJItOSKI P. 0. ISo. li4 hats ford HELEN / 45c -----T-o DANA S A MBUSH SPRAY BUFFERIN ULTRA.FEMININE !: ; '--,., ' - ,':. A 50 '4' CRLAM DESERT FLOVIERDL000RANT - 50C ---------- . wrinkle-free perfeilt - Ilttti, reinforced heel and ELICTRIC Ot. UCOLITOR toe, N .• ' $599 -- UNSE, / - - HEA ,/Is switch. removable for c ' . / $199 wuslUug.ullsie. Cover -. . 12' •, $55 VALUE flflflflTUV UUflU I U I Uflhl I lIPSTICK L. — s" U -r -. — ' i 11 5 - fl I - \ .\ CORN POPPER ' '-S - .COLOR FILM \' PROCESS I . - tmuw, No All Holiday t.mi, GIft Sets Toys — Games Wraps — Ilbbaas Llykts I t? *0. III IOLURPAIIk ' Pdc.s slashed to our cost 5 Q9 POLAROID COLOR FU$.TIMI APP(LA*OI CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE 2 FOR SYI.VANIA TRAY TABLE JIAINE$ 10 VALUE. FLASHCUIES si. ut .4ib' $1.55 .l$ VAUlt. C 651-4403 RIO. 51,00 EACH I FASHION 1110111 73 i% OZ. SIZt ' ----.— CHIAM - GLASSES AG I FLASHBULBS I -------------------- - ::;'i LUAUflI# -----__ (ODAOLOR FILM -. KUs aize metal tray ott rezuuat'le, uletiug lie IM ry _- lU YAI.UL 120, IZS, 127 A 2Q Clear iaiat in swirl eIsain. Boxed '-' II$.117i I)aitons tousllY 3 C -.. '-,. 5. henilneile KAIIIY TOOKE SOPhIE TUMS --" 'K 51,00 VALUL, 6', OZ, $OITLL TUSSY RED. 30c, ANTACID MINTS IlCUP SIZE b—. 51,00 SIlL 5HULTOII CHFAM Oil ROLL DPI -----.------.--.--- For -. -$ TABLETS__3 $1.49 VALUE, BOX OF 10 s..0 ii.. CANTRECE STOCKINGS .•'•*_-_.1 .'_,,1 1N-,.' COLOOPIC $7.60 SIZE 4 Cl, JAR IIUUI1ISTI1N c SI.39 VALUE, BOTTLE OF 100 RED. 35c, 25 FOOT ROLL .- :.. ,'- 'p WIND & WEATHERL0ToN I)EYRIES PEPTO BISMOL_5 FIRST QUALITY . - F 0 R77 37 REYNOLDS WRAP 2t / / j PARTY MINTS HELLO... ... Is ever quite equal to the warm welcome extended to newcomers by th. Welcome Wagon Hostess. Her smile may be no brighter, her greeting no more cheer. lul, but she', made the welcome more a work of art than a mere greeting . . . complete with a galaxy of gifts and helpful Information on schools, churches, shops and community facilities. So when a new neighbor moves In, follow up your hdppy hello with a Welcome Wagon greeting. A Hobtoss awaits your call 98c VALUE, 1 02. BOTTLE I LB. BAG,WHITE OR ASSORTED HAIR flI A ULU ROLLERS NO HAPPY flfic IIIIUILUA 21 HOT CUPS $1.00 PACK, BRUSH TYPE --c .$. ____ SIZE, 120Z. BOTTLE ioo REG. 59c. 9 OZ. SIZE C HAIR un_C VU d DRESSING . 88c, 7 OZ. SIZE PAPER CUPS 23 $1.43 U•UU U URW U UUUW U V REGU ALKA SELTZER OZ. CAN iUfl O,I*L tm. - 39c I Sic VALUE, 10 TILE OF 25 29c PAPER PLATES HEAD&SHOULDERS66C herald. 800 N. l-'reach Ave. Sufurd, Flisrisin. Second Class I'ostnue rids at . OPEN NEW YEAR'S DAY • REO.37c, PACK 0F40 9"SIZE C64 IUIII PHMANtNT urdn,. Sunday unit Christmas iul,lt.hceI Saturday i,rei!edtnui U$srlattnns by 'i'hr' SanOirel •- 322.8270 WILl. RE WE ean*t i S2 VALUERL6ULARetlENTLE 0R 5UPER$ - 'anfnrb rraUi .v - Hwy. 17.92 Next To Winn.OIxie we Prsrtvr ThI RIGHT 10 tiMItO(lHtTITtT% Where They Go -.. W MON. THRU SAT. gt A.M. 'Til 9:30 P.M. SUNDAY 7 P.M. '10 A.M. 2438 French Ave. PHONE Fastest growing rug Store Chain Hours: fore PRICES DO PRESCffl Our hIgh quality prescription service In offered at the lowest. incen in town. BrIng its your next preserip. lion for pricing at no obligation, you'll ace that HIOH QUALiTY SERVICE COSTS LESS AT- $UPERX! • fltflt ••nn_ NIW IUS-tfl. Ui'iI— cuw persons who deliberately dinappear hide In rural areas, says the Tracers Company of Ipr UMfl 1?tCU :fl effect tti rently structured," said Vcssel'ouId work man. lie said lie for a private firm in Kansas City, evaluating poverty prograins in the city, Most. New Yorkers wind up in Miami or Ios Angeles. Cliieagoans go to New York, Los Angeles and New Orleans. Coastal residents hide out in LJM LIMIT liMIT I In BellevIhle 13 years ago, saiti upon leaving Eehlevillc to hive in Kansas City, Mo. he was marrit'd to Frances H. tiurkm. 311, of Ilellevilk' bn a civil ceremony. \Vesscl ma urn, 38, resigned as chancellor of tile diocese Oct. 23, The position is (lie third highest in the (iiocCse. At (lie time lie said he was resigning for reasons of health. "1 am convinced that I am no longer called to live and serve means I column by 2 Inches. Too small for an ad to be ,ioflcsd or effective? You're this onol V Suite &1. Scafoid Atls.ntic Natiottal Bank Building DE1'ERGENT Your Chriuca — 1x2 Attorneys for Plaintiff P. 0 Drwe Z 33. VALUE Pack 5*., Cord MILDREI) HANEY MIZE -- REA. 5. 1' 0 ISos 1414 CLEVELAND, STEPHENSON è - 20o VALUE lake Mary 4 - - - -- L - _J - --'.- ___ ! - it, OWNP PH, 322-3253 1v4 St. M. L. A0O SPVlNG SANFOQO od S4hNOt 'DlJNT" INC I W. S - 59c VALUE 31 re'itdv haqafirt-hand knowl. -- BELLEVILLE, Ill. (AP) Vesselmann, former chancellor of the Roman Catholic l)iex-ese of I3ellevihle, tinnounced Tuesday he was marned to a divorcee last full. * Sanford, Florida Publish bee J, .5. I5 4, 11. 3567 .5 .• It I ,uii loon Wrilliss s' while her )iiisl'iintl will n IN 19 I), Y it will Iso ( collie' cx-( i sv. ( ourgo Wnllars' at A Inhuirnn. 'i SEMINOLE COUNT"f LAUNDRY CO. Robert G, week, in The Sanford Herald, newspaper clrcui*ted iii teui1' 11015 County, Yloridi, Dated this ifith day uf I)ooembar. it. 1)., isiai. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beekwitii, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court hiy: Donna 5. Marco., V. C. 'his ,'lr'tin th-it her husband impa,gn four years To Divorcee a week for four consacutiva - t Of LONDON (UPI)— Jlrituin's universities, 11k-ti their Amevri- can couizterpurt.s, are suffering growing pains. Fuhitinie t.aff has hutreused nearly 50 per I cent and student. are more than 80 per cent between 11160 and 11165. ' - 's',st in I-ni Of Wedding British College Growth decree pro o'unteaao will be taken against you for the relief 4.. intended In the Complaint. This Notice shall be published - -- - - - - e4 . ---i-u_es--i. -. father of aaid minor Judge of Seminol. County. Floe child, arc commanded to be and Ida, at his office in the cour appear in said Court, and to file bose of said County at San your answer or oh',tuctluna to maid ford, Florida. within six calenda procijudisugs or to aluow cause mouths from th. time of thi why said Petition bould not be first publication of this notlos grunted, with the Clerk of tb. Two copies of each claim or de Circuit Court of Seminole Coun- mand shall be Sn writing, a.fll ty, Florida, and sert. a copy shall state the place of r.stdsnc ths.resif on Petitioner's attorney, and post office address of tb K.tuneitb 0. Spaulding, b&nford claimant, and shall be swora , Atlantic National hank Building, by the claimant. him agent, o Sanford, Florida, on or before a.ttorry and accompanied by i titi- Clerk of the iiforesuhd Circuit the 36th day of January, IC7, filing tee of one dollar and suel Othi day otherwise tlit allegations of said claim or demand not so thai C,,tirt oti - -- -- or before the of January, 11.67. 11 yoU !Sh1 Petithuii will be taken as con- shall be mold. NATIONAL BANK OF MEL to do so, a decree pro cofltessO teased. WITNESS MY HAND AND OFBOt'RNE AND TRUST cOM will ti taken against you fur the PANY (formerly Bank o relief demanded in the Corn- FICIAL SEAL at Sanford. SemiMelbourne and Truat Corn uie County. Florida. this Ltb plaint. pay) This Notice shall lie published day of Deceziiber, 166. Melbourne. Florida. otsoc a week fur four e'onsucU- (SEAL) B: Gera'd A. Youus Arthur H Bevkwtthi, .iu. ttm'e weeks its 'i'lue' buitlurd liorClerk of the Circuit Court Aesistaut Trust Officer aidfly: Martha 'T. Viblen As executor of the Lm.st WIi bated this i1,tb day of Decemand Testament of Deputy Clerk bar, it.sc. Kenneth 0. Sauldtng. DILLARD C. RAGAN, (5•jA.I4 deceased Attorney at Law Arthur H. h3ckwttIi, Jr. Cleric of the Circuit Court Sutifurd Atlantic National flank SH!NUOL,SIIR AND LOGAN FIrst Federal Building Bldg. By: Donna Al. Mu,rko, Sanford. Florida 11771 Stnturd, )4tlorldee LltiI)ut,' cark .1.n. PLIIIIIatI bce 14, 1. :s. 166 A Atturtle) for Executor IublisIi i :t. 's Publish bee '7, 14, Jan 4. 1517 4. 11. 11567 CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1, tIescrhled real Iu-cIrnrt: according to the plat thereLot 4, FUNLAND LiITATE5. of as recorded in Phtt ilook i'IRST At'L)ITION. accordhtig Public Itticurds 11. Page to the J'lut thereof. us reof Seminole County. Florida eurded In Fiat Book I:, Pages fl and 155 of thu I'ub- hite been tiled against you III Reeorth St-rnlviulc the above-styled suit, and you of lie nr. required to serve a copy of Coutity. J"lorida. te.gtithior with all atructuree, hmi- your Answer to ttse Complaint nre'v-nint.. fixturee. uipplluttees, UU tile' i'iutntl!f'as attorneys. s'ui!l Maid hind dt-ii Bt'r& A Guy. 1'. 0 BOx lt'7. 1LPPurt0n or used iii ct,tijuttcttun therewith. Orlando, Florida, Slid to file the 'I'ltc uforesHid .als will i.e made original of sUch Answer with - - Funeral Notice - - -- - i - h-Priest Tells -- - -' "It is (lie Ilonoi'iible (ov. l,ur. Chatles LONDON (Al') Davis, who announced last week be Is leaving the Roman Catholic Church and priesthood because he says church dogma Is too rigid, predicts a thriving future for Christianity. But., he says in a book l)L1b lished today, Christianity's future will be as "a world church." He also foresees a "rehigionless Christianity." Davis, 43, has been a contro 'ersIal theologian and instructor at Heythrop Jesuit College. He said when he announced he was leaving tflC cnurcn inat tie planned to marry Florence lienderson of Farrningdale, N.Y. His book, "God's Grace in History," bears the seal of the Catholic Archdiocese of \Vestminster. required by the church for publication of any book by a priest. It is a declaration that it is free from doctrinal or moral error but does not imply that those who granted It agree with what the book says. The book was written while Davis taught at Heythrop. Christianity." "Religiotiless Davis wrote. "expresses an im pticnce with a Christianity that rejects the world." But he added: "The disenchantment of the world by science removing the mystery which prescientific man found in natural forces does not shattos belief in the total dependence of everything on God but vindicates It. God would be less than perfect If lie had to Inter. fere in the working of His creation to correct it or remedy some unnoticed defect." ____________________ - " '' SOnic probk'ms. 'Religionless Christianity' Is Foreseen -- Deaths tier A 40 enu old niothrn ci tour Mrs. Wallace hi:is tievel' been ii stickler for formality or proto. col. Hut slit' is dealing with the fact that slis' will 1w working with a iett',tii'i' governor. niul lie is her husband. That presents "PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE" eT ""llaii'-n -'ent• doesn't "a CevpePc • Tile • e,,c&c Reds LA UN DRY rime trim blonde Fitch I ad lik( fes rib her hush;mnd vith an " ( a'.irmnnl t',tieta of good on , PHOENIX, Mu. (Am Josephine Goldwater, 91, ma. trinreh of a pioneer merchant family (hat produced a Republican candidate for prcsi(lent, died at her home Tuesday. Their three children im'lutled Barry Goldwater, vho was twice elected to the tl.S. Sennte before losing the 1914 presiden. hal election to Lyndon 13. •lohn son. Another son is board chairman and chief executive officer Goldwater Department or Stores, a chain In central Arizona. Still alert but in failing health since she broke her hip In a loll Aug. 24, she died In the Northeast Phoenix home where Harry and Robert Goldwater. her sons, Erskine, her and Carolyn up. daughter, grew When his mother died, Barry Goldwater and his wife were flying to Hawaii for a tour of the Far East. A turn-around flight was arranged to return them to Arizona. Private funeral services will be held Thursday followed by burial In the family mausolcum. - , liiiii Furniture Co. '' ... .. Sanford - Ir .nirv * I Dies At 91 Police Officer - '' ,- r)cpqf Iiit"lii Passerby Helps Lions Spearhead Christmas Aid "' t'nlhed I - ' Matriarch U. S. Victory Call - ' ' ,'c , t - i ' ,- tint - Goldwater r storm spreads Northeast ' ' '' riiI' rp --- OVF ]S YA At Frmt £ P&s,s',ttm ,t,-i ..t-' live: ii Ie,tifptiiy anfi is etlfe of rI-ti' rppoflM,hjhilies tori nvallnhifr f frc-,k ntfrr the cliii- the 1e'icfn that the jnh e frill rec. elroo 'invH,ne q,fs'5 F'rrh-,hfy her roost iinplv'o:tnl Tue ineornlrpg overnot ?nk as rn'ernnr will h" infentl to let her ffici whe'the'f to let on (1Cidifl diii ics interfere' with her r rile in the lrPrrcfr'mni'd men cihihitv LOOth?. ''1 hSV pout ice with chair or commute their '°n - inv,tt-ej in tO life imprkr'nment - In he £fOVf'rrtor for 2(1 years. pir- \lruh irnt only ihv i-htef 5""Il 'it uiiir'l', the last four years 'Ye ha'hat po e 1;' e' , f,,lnerl and I have q hod t moe to supervise the ehil Ihut tt'Ohll 111191 1111, hii'il _______ ;•_ 4 lie ni l,'i',i hi. %'uiiIu,s-i', ii '.it t'iIiI lii lip lit iiIittliit' It' flit',,, :iq S'i:ihtr-s' p,',l le-itu! r,il)t'cl 'u,lq1 . otiti Mt. ( is'mtt.' Wril- It-• hit'r ,'iht liuititi, het' No. 1 nelvlc - Is' ii'uil qI i-hi ulnil fil u-k Is, pi un tiic1u' to the t'tii, 'ii,t I'.' til the Wuilh,itt''. (.1,11 ci'. a pimu1r she the' ttnt''i,inr c'Irrt vcshiiit l;ii-c'. F'e. ''t ls,upg ;i I hey liv,', evi'ty nit ''ii hitt. itt lit.' tr,tirsciqpti vteis in tIt'i' t-hili'ltt md entn ts's'rs'd. ''I liii lug mr ii.Iiiiitil':t $IIIII, hItlttt't,t, ,'t.'r-1 1,1111! .tri l° In ,\ hsubstititi, nv. lI flNivgr' Jr. 15. HitCh f'ee ''I 'nu goiiig lii hr at this' capitol 'iiul will tp' I ,tith'n'ii H Wnl i:,,- ii•''t I he' Ill Ii' of 'goti', ion- ' oc 5 i,iif I here' won't he '"" 1rs. WsihIiee''c fiillhitne,'' Mi's. Wallace said, lose.'' ;, i- nun- low,'' Mt- s. WiiIh,n-c' soul ':iItq-r prohlem,i if visit it :iuil lit 19 - f lilt ihi,,li'i I ii-iutiv ''1 will l,,clsl ''ii I cit' iii n $ Ii e r 'tin I'.utrn,. I relaxing iwhttul a Icck piled bight t- ithi mail Initn e's'll vishi ............................-c - - • :rt ('I'M "1 Iii Usiltig lit 1w III the' lit / -4 A,..... I he gun ('I fill (I eps t Is hit'i hushnnd to lii ad V ctrcc, d t lieu lie kin cc stiller) teihl 1w there ilhi inc We II be , thet e togi'tln I * ,. So tai the ri' s mm ;u n isbn Tm 1NT;OMEltV. Mn (APi In just 19 days, the' Stale ci Alabama will have two ginernors for the pl'It(' iii one --- givt nr take a dollar. Gov. -dcci 1 .tii'lesii VnlInce insists on it. On ,lnn. 16, she sue'-'eds husband Ceorge in the $2.0O0 a year lob us the' state's s'hief ere'uIive. ittfrn i'W4 , r,r','. Alley Closing Postponed I - I 5. •J ' Cards Taste - hvui 114. -" Tr.ata. . J - tsvit whits fitw. .- - & Jati si' — N — _ — — - 4 ----- - - __- —- — —_ — - I.. - — - -_---I. ___, _ , - - - _ -- - ____ I .---q-'--.-' .,_ - -,--'.... - - - '- • -- - r-t-t.J- 0 I'. --- - Il'1 -f ,-•---,--. - a - -; - .. - - - ----------------- ._.-,.-_ - - •.----------------- . -, - - - -I - - . - . - -. - - - •' - -- ,- - ,-. , '•...t - • • - -, - - -- jP - I' - - ' - T ---- I -- - : -' - - , ' - - - c-i C I -- - 'I �__ - Dr. Crone's Tribute To Peebles THE "GOOD LUCK" KIND \Vorry Clinic The news that Governm".Elect Claude with the awarding of bids last week. He has promised the improvement of 'Kirk has reappointed Willard Peebles, Fifth district Road Board member SR 426 between Geneva and Goldenrod should gladden the hearts of anyone in- via Oviedo this county desperately t.erested in the future of Seminole Coun- needs. Peebles is also aware of the need for Peebles deserves reappointment for access roads through Seminole County he has served the district and Seminole to the new Florida Technological Dni- Notke how Nellie prevent- like cavorting with an Or. ed her hstshand trout devel- pliant? How do newpapet cartoon ophig a iutanee with the dl. vnrcee next door! Thrnzssunis Ists depict a dowager? Or a of wives right now are I) to matronly figure? By exees, 40 poststds too heavy! Obesity blubber around the equator! So don't try to blame the stifles Cupid. And you ca not feel like a sports roadster siren down the street for et'. your man, for it is you with the chassis of a truck! during fat wives that usually drive versity. He has already gone on record County well. Peebles has been a sympathetic Road saying the state could commit 1,000,Board member. He has understood the 000 for the Lake Je.sup Causeway and problems cif the county commissioners roads to the school. in the two years Peebles has served In obtaining funds for the purchase of rights-of-way for primary and second- as Fifth District Road Board member, he has accomplished a great deal. With any roads, He recognized the need for a new a three-year term, he will (we hope) Osteen Bridge. and has promised steps complete the projects sbirt.ed and add to me that this project will he done dur- new highways to our system. We compliment the governor-elect in ing the 1967 year. Peebles has pushed the important reappointing Peebles and hope our 14-Lake Mary Boulevard Interchange frieid 1mm Wlldwond will continue to project and now it has neared reality look out for our county roads. HOG JOWLS S GET YOU So slenderly.! CASE B-821: Nellie S., aged him away. stifles Cupid. BlubObesity 85, Is the 'wife who had added tired and unrc-( 44 pounds since her wedding her makes you sponsive. day. For you can't feel like a "Dr. Crane," she moaned, roadster with th e chass ports "my husband Is growing unsis of a truck1 romantic, ton. My brutal frankness today Is "He never gives me a thrillto wake up many of you plump er-dlllm' type of movie kiss! flirting with "Instead, he just offers me females who are divorce, though you don't even a little peck on the cheek, his realize the handwriting is on if I were his daughter or the wall! mother! So imitate Nellie, who start.t "And I have noticed that he "When the country gets to the point At first blush, the idea seems emiIs showing considerable inter- cci diligently on my dehydrunently logical: in today's push-button, where the average citizen doesn't want eat hi a young divorcee next thin diet, nuclear-missile, electronic age, the mod- to defend himself, then I don't think It In hot weather, It can't work door who is slender and flirtsshould be composed of highly ern as prescribed for you would makes much difference if anyone else tious. skIlledJilghiy paid "So would It help If 1 got need more fluid Intake, but unpopular and unequal draft should be does. We're goners. when the weath er Is cool, ft. back my slender figure?" The general may exaggerate, but he done away with entirely, except in time will slenderize you by 10 Obesity Stifles Cupid has a point. The average American eltiof total mobilization. -Romance Is usually linked pounds In the first 10 day's. Push-button warfare, however, re- zen is as ready to defend his country as That's what happened to with slender girls. mains strictly in the realm of the theo- he ever was, but in this day defense waddle Nellie. She was down to 144O James Marlow If you fat wives now yethml. it Is to be hoped that It stays cannot wait until the enemy Is at the the first 10 days. like a walrus as you jiggle after there. All the wars and military actions gates. A large, well-prepared army of Then she shifted to Diet No. down the street, how do you this nation has been involved in since rifle-carrying soldiers, backed by a civilexpect to hold your husband's 2, whereby you lose about 1 the advent of the atomic bomb have ian reserve of service veterans, is espounds per week. ardent affection? been the traditional kind. They have sentlal to national security and will be in two months, Nellie weigh. If' he loyally tries to restore been fought by men who carried rifles, essential as far as we can see into 181. crawled Through mud, dug foxholes, the future. Rep. lease against him and makes a Education and Labor Commit- some of the waning thrills that edShe WASHINGTON (Al') became much more enlm. have been placed in rafrilre 'The unpopularity of the Vietnam war, Adam Clayton Powell's pride recommendation. That's what took prisoners. to her husband, for he No machine has yet been built which Its seeming remoteness from the area of appears to be In greater danger was done in the case of the This could be accomplished thin for 10 or 20 years, and ticing began to come directly to the thus draws you down on his can do these things. Furthermore, it is national defense and the consequent dis- than his seat In Congress from much-married Mormon, and kitchen when he got home from of the Democratic majority knee, do you give him the midifficult to conceive of any great num- taste with the draft that sends men to the challenge being readied to Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin. I) by a work. bar of men volunteering for such ser- fight in It, should not be allowed to ob- bar him from th e House when Calif., who plans to make the members at their caucus Jan. 9. pr.uion of a young hippo? "And he would seize me tries to steer you vice, no matter how attractive the pay. scure that fact. Jan. 10 challenge, says he Is Rep. Sam Gibbons, I)- Fin., who Or, if he Congress convenes Jan. 10. roughly," she gloated, "and reduce Powell's across the dance floor, is It Lt. Gen. Louis B. Hershey, director r There may be room for improvement Even If he Is denied the right thinking of following the same led the fight to give me a movie-type really Selective Service, sees not only dith- In the Selective Service system, but nitpowers as chairman last seabe sworn in with his 434 cal- course. kiss." cuity but danger as well In the idea of til such time as the world is safe from to months or a as seems most likely It could take six leagues kept on with her diet sion. Is planning the strategy for a volunteer army. He wants no part of wars and rumors of wars the draft Ltiz tilNellie Is almost no chance he year for such a committee to having him ousted. there l she hit 122, at which point seems here to stay. mercenaries, will actually be excluded from complete its work. Meantime A major weapon In the move is known as her husband said he didn't membership at that time and Powell would be logaliy a mom will be the forthcoming report Q-What state want her any thinner. the "Mother of Blvcr".Z his Harlem district, declared her of the Nth Congress, anti- of a House Administration sub.. And he lost his Interest In A-Colorado, because more Bruce Biossat Ray Cromley tied to his $30,000-a-year salary, committee that Investigated the vacant, the divorce next door! rivers rise within Its borders Not since the Civil War, when his office staff and his free payroll and travel expenditures For you wives almost always than In any other state. three border state represents- mailing privileges. can win against any outside of Powell's committee and tives were expelled for treason. All he would lose Is his right found that somewhere between Q.-What does a polliwog rivals if you will just play has a member been kicked out to vote. your cards SEDUCTIVELY. 75 and 100 airline trips, paid for Into? If the committee should rec- as official trips by staff mnem- turn of Congress. In 190(1 a polygaBut you can't be at your A-A frog. DI*plte aftermath denials by perhaps should decide not to Democratic political meehanommend that Powell be barred. hers, were taken by someone member-elect from Utah seductive peak when your bustmous some Democratic governors, the run in 1968, or Gov. Warren Isms are to be more effective the House would else. In 1919 a approval by a seat and was denied will the new Asian line is equalled by your waistQt,7}ien feet seems to be that their Hearnes of Missouri, who pub- than they were in 1966. and vacate his salary cut off his with favoring linel Powell's preference for lolling Highway be completed? White Sulphur Springs caucus licly said the party Itself might That he has allowed the member charged was seat. But by that time Powell In World War I For that suggests a good old Germany in the sun in the Bahamas in- A-Stretching from Turkey on the ies elections wasvery be advised to let him aside if Democratic National Commiteventually seated may have purged himself of the but excluded, stead of facing the subeommit- to Vietnam, the 21,400-mile motherly soul! But mothers are much concerned with President matters did not Improve, tee to atrophy Is only part of York of court In New contempt twice reelect tee's questioning will be used to highway to link 18 'natIons is not associated with fiery kisses Zalks with several partici- the story, though much was when his district Johnsen'. personal Image. responsible for support the charge that he Is expected to be in operation by and sizzling ardorl on source privy to their pints disclosed, however, that heard from the governors on mci him. And that Is about the that is largely to which Congress has his current difficulties. Wives, beware! Many of you extent unfit to continue as chairman. 1970. closed-door meeting at the West the most realistic among them this score. The bigger point Is tradition and Because history, used its power to judge the fitare 80 to 40 pounds too blubPrecedent Is also against defrgtnM resort says many of believe that many of their that there is really no effective tend to blunt the precedent all posing committee chairmen. Q-11as any vice president beryl the governors present Indicated gripes have as their Toot cause White House political operation. ness of Its members. challenge to effectiveness of the So lop off those ugly, unWhat Is expected to happen and the success of this effort, as of the United States ever re that unhappiness over his image the President's insistence on Alen who know the President some of his oppo romantic pounds by sending for Jan. 10 is that Powell will be Powell's seat, well as that of the seating thai- signed the office' was a common thread running doing too much himself and well have been saying quietly asked to stand aside until a spt'nenLc also plan to try to take lenge, lies almost entirely with A-Only one-John C. Cal- my booklet., "How to Lose 10 through their otherwise quite letting go those things he either for it long timethat he 'personcannot handle or does not un. itily has given up trying to cml committee investigates the away his chairmanship of the Speaker John W. McCormack. houn, vice president from Lbs. in 10 Days," enclosing a Individual complaints, Although the speaker hes kept MarCh 4, 1625, to Dec. 28, 1832, long stamped, return envelope, There was not, of course, derstand. muter the crucial fundamental,; out of the fight up until now, his resigned to became a senator plus 20 cents. much real company for Gov. At least two governors say of 'northern Democratic 'politics. (Always write to Di. flayer Eranigin of Indiana, privately that he has to change flis use of White House aide past record of kindness and from South Carolina. Crane In care of this newswho suggested the President materially In 'this respect If Marvin Watson of Texas as a erring compassion toward I 1__1_-----members and his love of the Q-What is the national Mat- PAP, enclosing * long helper CeU.th symbouu stamped, addressed envelope it variety of other see-through House and Its traditions would to of the United States? By EDDY GLLMORE of this attitude. and 20 cents to cover typing Milady's materials, were quite unsupwas Trust" sdftest Indicate he will seek the A---"In God We To rebuild the national comLONDON. (AP) Herald Area Correspondents ported by the proprieties of un- possible solution for the Powell designated as the national mot- and printing costs when you mittee, as the President Is said bare bosom is likely to remain Geneva Altamontt Springs sand for one of his booklets.) to have promised, could be it popular to by Congress in 1056. but It's unlikely to derwear, and diamond bracelets problem. Mrs. Jos. E. Mathieux Mrs, Julia l3artos were shifted from the traditionvery limited gniiti unless be become fashionable. 84I-520h 835-1815 also l)eefl: Up liii' personal poNow who's putting on that al of the wrists and arms to enBear Lnke.Forest City Like Mary circle thighs and breasts and litical staff and yields to it a front? I Mrs. Marynnn Miles Mrs. Prances Water good deal of the authority ho A man, of course. He's John gleam seductively through the 838.3678 322.62W has kept tightly In his own Taylor, editor of the British transparent materials which CUseIhSTTy zrrasP. rnagathw of male fashion, Tai- covered them." i..se Monroe one governor not unBuys Mrs. Jim Casselbrry But this fad faded. br & Cutter, the voice of Saville JOhTi5OI L. sympathetic to him In his cur838.5016 A student of manners as well Row. *224722 rent. plight: entitled "It's a as fashion, Chulnata Taylor says that the in a book lAngwond "He needs to develop a deleMrs. Lisa Baker Small, Medium and Outsize reason why the bare bosom will Mrs. Donna Estes gation philosophy. The way he World," Taylor says that he has never become fashionable is 365-5193 628.3317 operates now has serious po- done a lot of research Into his because of middle-aged women. I)eIIsry Nor th OrIado litical side-effects." Mrs. John 1.eoae "The establishment reigns as subject. Mrs. Marilyste Peterson The unvarnished truth Is that He says the topless dresses of supremely in female circles as 3234601 Johnson has only one knowl- the mid-1960s were really noth- it does in the male," be Dêltaua edgeable political ambassador ing new. He reports that in the claims," and as the age levels Jim M'Idred Banc)to northern politicians--Post- year 1706, the Champs Elysses roughly correspond. MiddleMrs. Ciareuce Snyder 668-5301 665-5301 1 master General Lawerenee In Paris came to an interested aged women who establish fern 323-4641 Enterprise O'Brien. But the view is that halt one afternoon as two inter- mine mores are bound to obWlftft Mrs. ffitehk Harris Oviedo / as a cabinet member O'Brien, 66541834 Miss Ruth Davidson estingly unclad young ladies struct implacably a style which and still a top congressional 668.1 601 365.2151 strolled beneath the leafy trees. can offer them nothing but disliaison man, simply wears too One girl wore only a length of advantage." many hats today to put his Emphasizing that women are gauze, but tastefully draped. Political talents to full use. strolled beside her extraordinary persons, the au. 2 Girl No. Many Democratic governorsfriend with her bosom entirely thor says they will "accept a rath and other top party figuresfashion for its own sake-even IT5 DISCOURAGING when a young art' tired of having Johnson's uncovered, the pub- when they basically disapprove ilk, your carrier is unabis Those who witnessed Sanford Herald Pags 4 Dec. 28, 196( political plans (or Changes lie reaction to the topless dress- of it." is newspaper rout. collecs smaplite h therein) sprung on them at the curHe cites the modesty 1064 will be less than boards tiots because cuitomers are not at *inss A i1IIAJ, iai'iiiN 4'I•UL4SUM last minute. They are equally es in P'fl*rih VOilrft1INE. Uftesisilus - .s.i*I aST home, or ask him to call again. Oft.c weary of having no good White prised at the repercussions In that appeared like sprouting IW$IGWJ £LA1WIUI L*Kitt' VLUtNHiL ane story when be returns! forests in British offices during it's £d'rert$sta *IIDCI$. idttur DIr.ctav House listening post, no useful the Champs 168 years before. Jt)U IPULR$c1 author says the mid-1960s. the what Here's stow slump presidential guidance, no clear, Sports Editor AT1T HE CAN DO is drip Into his ow Advertising Maua*r The boards-thin strips of unwavering sign of presidential happened: DI5 WILLLANI JANIE IMOaKICIL paCket and pay for their papers, and "Furious to see public con- wood nailed across the open *ecimti Etter u.tsess Msasisr interest in their problems. jsrrrin avvrig jj p.,, jru his profit until he can finally cOl. The way the critical gover- vetion to lightly disregarded. spaces of the desks where feCity d1tor M.ahaaleaj lupt. ct from them. Which inaee it pretty populace male workers type-were to surrounding JUDY WELLS BILL VINDaNT nors see It, Johnson's close-to- the tontb cc a ten-ager engaged In his Onuuty dttor Stan Photographer the-vest, political methods im- caught Its breath only deep prevent male colieagues from bua1n venture! firA being able to we female legs. PubU.h.d E.ily sz.spt Baturd&y. 3eusy mad Christmas; pnbisb.d peril both their future prospects enough to voice plain hostility, Saturday pr.o.dIug Ckarlatin*s. -"It then -advanced upon the "It was a typical piece of feand his own chances of re-micekYVI t'1TTV A V! ,',w ___ .&W pioneers in phalanxes of high male Illogic," writes Taylor. ti m, In ioes. .es. DIIvsry having the money recd7for Sic soak -' r Their outburst at White Sul- dudgeon-or perhaps to obtain a "The modesty board had about ruIar collection call. Remember, or S11 InMINOLS oeum ALL o'rsian AI pliut Springs was unique In clearer view-until the two Is- as much sense or reason as SIc W..k 1ofit $L0O 3 Tess' frow his rout. $11.15 Tsar Ii. sts FULL cent political history. It sug- dies went In fear of their sale- those little strips 0! nnen worn4.10 S WaStbS LTI S Month . be C011eCtS frt*n LL his 7 Month. 110 1 Months en fasten across their chests In gaited depth of feeling WhiCh ty." LII$1 Non th That's why be appreciates ft 1.10 1.00 1 Mouth later backtracking by some gov- Taylor says the two girls were order to hide from male eight Postal a..u1.t*aas proflls t i when you J*7 him prrnuptã' %Wth acting under the leadership of a the cleavage their decolletage ernors could not paper over, TM Msraid Is a member of th e Assusisted Press wbtet3 Is etlthso That they chose to meet t pair at Parisienne fashion was designed expressly to rumusLasively to cM a• for republtestion tali tM boil ass's printed all in the glare of a general queens Meadatnes Recamier veal." to th iS sew.pap.r who had been, for With a ph ilosophical editorial and Tallieu governors' conference was a ( HjS FIRST CIII S teI 5$ $*GO1I CI5$S 5ttie 0*Mt *? 1515 * tM Pt ttSS gauge of frustration. With per- the best part of a decade, sigh he concludes: St aford, VIorIds, asides' ta. Aol of Ooagr.a. of ha 5 1111. functory uatioual committee enOtiraging the use of less and "Women will resort to almost eu'tlssaij t tb d1tIos •t meetings held only once a yur le3s, and more and more traits- any trick in order to attract a o ps at aqy malarial, is'i er TM SasttarO B.rsIg may be reproduced is any maau•r wi th out i.an's attention, and then they wriltait psrmisaluis of is. pubUsli•r of t. ai,*i. *ay iaaiviguai party figures have had no real parent clothing. sir ttr eleponsibi. tar such repi'bdUcttoD will M SOnIISSSII ' way to talk out their common will be morally' affronted when On this subject he says: Latrisg* as Tb. M.rs*d'. sopyrigbl mad wIll M Mid bb lie looks." "Gossamer silks. rnulins and , deamwe .,. Regular S QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU DECEMBER 31ST T Quick \'\ , OfllY tWopfecei...andsoon. 6½-es. CACKIN GOOD Plus 23 Free Stomps GOOD ALL with eve .. $5 purchase, ALl. UAPIM HOMOG(NIZ(D MILK ~ A - 9~ 9 r' 11-0! 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DIXIANA "GOOD LUCK KIND BAG p I$PUD3I 10- oz. 4 49 Fry Potatoes 79~ Shrimp Is 0 ..2.59 •• ........ - .1VSTI TOP ,.. 4. -- -_- ___ PK..5O an* piece at this low pric.. There's noflmlf.,. with a $10 purchase you can get 35~Potato Chips 59, CRACN' GOOD 12 CRACkIN ______ - . TWIN \ Cheese Snacks 29 Cheese Curls 39 A1% q',% Ch uixie ries.. iji. tornips.. Political Notebook - CRAC?(IN GOOD GOOD reets . . . . . 1 - - Each week a piece of SMO. field Dinnerware will b. featured for lust 90. For each $5 In grocery pur. 22-u. SIR ALL 1.Jh. CRACKIN' S: Coffee Cup 43of.3-1b. DIXIE DARLING Fancy Rice... 39~ I __wac eye Peas 19~ Analysis Of The News - WHITE RONII Draft vs Army Of Pros ¶4 This week I I ____ S AT OSA$, WIWN sills I wii TOPV9IjJAMPS 045 ;:.. VAC OilS ISP. SAYS PlC 5% COOt) THRU AT LICAI. WINNRlliS I S I TO!V,ALUISTAMPS • I 1 s I I S. 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Pain, 1ech KING" EW QUARTERS PR 01 E 0 -7 ew computer equipmen. to FRESH 100% PURE ow C tS 0 "LAZY'AGE I 1 Cj i'• c N T.ICA will install ;, t,entral ;)rnrlI unit. at bra Jackie Wants IA, }iullanri Build mr ros th street from thc Capitol. and two irriput and recever unit, in thi POUND C PACKAGE SQ r E CHUCK AA && F To Be Alone CHUCK a ' (SAVE lBc) ANTIGUA. British West In. dies (A?) NO social events are scheduled for Mrs. John IF. Kennedy dining her vacation in Antigua, e pnkeeman for her host isys. "There will he absolutely as entertaining while the is her.. Mrs. Kennedy wants to be left alone." a spokesman for ml!. lionaire Paul Mellon iald Tue.. day. Mn. Kennedy and her children. John Jr. rL and Caroline, 9. are staying it the plush. oceanside Mill Reef Club out this Br:t:ih til•rnd fl0 m iles sourheait at Puerto Rico as 41 e-St -1 at Mellon -md 113 wife. The M.'llons awn r rambling r;Iy uore home. one of ibout 30 in the 7(10-acre club. The complex includes a golf course, tennis courts, croquet course, yacht basin and stables. .1iouse and Senate chaniber.t.. — STEAK nnc artion I! taken nil ii tht in Inrmation will b( punched on them- unitr and relayed InstantJ.i to thf, central unit. Intl ormatirn, (PT till bill- car. t)( "SHURFINE" yetrieved on tht r T!vvr unit: In thr chamber, or on four to other receiver unity If, hi in ta1ied elsewhere Ortc. m;,v In niiitli ' hibit lot tin CHplt Corp'. St ate RCP. Buh Alligood a' III), thodo, rhuirma,. of F STW" IlSf cunImttet itsigxwc i R (SAVE 'I 'Ic LB.) S-LB. PKG. . (SAVE 16c LB.) Flour - 47C "MONOGRAM" a p S 39C S irittrvu ttuit tin: fl! f'xprt rioi 0! an eprriTywn in an 'EVERFRESH' BREAD 4 95c -11'~,anf Ije.vond the v "LARA LYNN' Lb BOX Saltines 1 9c HAMBURGER clerical njethod if! I ii:tIer:,, but this i' proittb iI4 1i,i 1ffl1. PKGS. OF P . its hind it) thu LB. -- iiiiió Soup I oc _: C No. 2 " "BRUCE'S" " ¶11 IH: b IMill-, L!IL, •I (I %. fir will (jut- m i Lyiida uI it personal I1VVT Bird ':' ((,!IiItifIIUd g - SOP V ., .,. Lb. POLE BEANS 1b. FRESH 'N CRI S P" CARROTS 1b. - JUICE Oberon, . "FRESH 'N TENDER" 1141. IIII, .411 .10 G AAA% GIANT PACKAGE Deterge -_- GRAPES ''FIRM'' G'FtLEN ( i. 59c %J ( [ 1 1b. % . ____ _ a ( b nt a 69c ROAST _ orrthe LB. BOX Crackers .•..... 31 c 19' 68c Wedding Ceremony Lb. - 53c BOSSIER CITY, r.. :1 Lb. marry two brothers and a sister in a triple ceremony Saturday. John Caroll. 27. 1 to marry Mary McNally. t. His Catherine, 20. and Sarah. 24, plan to marry Mfa McNally brothers, James 21 and Thomas 29 respectively. Alt three men are employed painters. They and the prospective brides are natives of MeniphLs Tenn. - SAVE 21c - III . - - sisters. 68c - SAVE lic i.- 4,&S ir#ELA4 ROAST IL lI1J _ $4 9' b0 1 1r $ 11 G Lb. LEAN TENDER ALL MEAT 11 10 .' A $61 -STEW 00-11 Q?0 00 LIVER GI Protests Killing But SAVE lic Lb. YOUNG TENDER BEEF OD 88c 68C SAVE lic Lb. 48c Too Late DETROIT i,AP Mr. and Mrs. Carve! J. Mounce got a "CHEF'S CHOICE" HASH BROWNED tatoes Greens 2 - 2 o • 29c Tuesday "PALM RIVER" )C GRADE "A" LARGE .1.0 VALUr' - USTERJN E Doz. - LAtU M. 99 Weir hut.e. C SAVE lic 38c WIENERS "LYKrS" ALL MEAT BOLOGNA AL SAVE lic Lb. 58' k.r JL 5 18-OZ. POLY BAGS C A "SEA BRAND" BREADED SHRIMP ' °.°z. PKG. 69c is. t Their OI) said he w-is in cornk I, .,1..p , II...A anyone and he was Ic Ud . He didnt want to !tttl. he said. Less than to hours earlier the L'efense Dpartnient had notified the Mouni:II that their had been kilted in action. "MCKENZIE" 79c b I I' 14.1 'JI I _'i'I - - Ir - — _ - - - - -----------•..-• - 'I - I ..:::.___, ft I I4'J oz* Highest tvmperturu ever r* the South tulu was 7 above tt'rt, during a heat V urded at in .. - A brother md two snt.rs will as SHUNSHINEs KR1SPY - a "KRAFT" ORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT :3 Triple SAVE 21c BONELESS ROUND ' iic1 will ((JIltillut to iep tim poli'-y,' Huniiltont told iww;rnrn in Acapulco. where ti and Pruadtqt luhnswir 2 year-old daughter are vacation UKJfl hilt- 8 .- "RED EMPEROR" and 0 "LAB" enaLt group in t4 join,. Mum On Plans 9 ROAST .,•••-._ (( (fl Lynda & George i 0 . III. - a 1L01b - j; /iIWJ(iL counrn)tut - 32-OZ. BOTTLE Oil ,V Lb. py 1o 'KRAFT" • SAVE lic ROAST NO 300 CAN Pork & Beans . iii& Vi !tr(rd (nrrntion. !I U iiierl' &i It itt without rt. Lb. 6& CAN ' ' '•• SAVE lic SHOULDER Cut Yams 5 9 4/$1v00 SHOWBOAT I 78c . -, . Lb. rocky - PI 16 - 7 SAY! 21c STEAK United statv). will fit. $611,010. /Ukxi Morrz etiiif ik ri of tt, J1oui a! itt irt .intutit i. t- •talt! mt'thud •. Jtccurutt out, but j.teured to (fit ptdthffl one :krl could movt' Lb. FAMILY OR RIB TALL BUNS / SAY! 31c STEAK 38c -. - SWISS c.oz. TwIN.PAK Pofate Chips :, CLUB ROUND • "EVERFRESI.1' — U STEAK 3.1_B. PKG. p Lbs. SIRLOIN - 'fuz -&i. if YOU had tirnt- to Wait you could get ln!o?fliUtl0ri on a hill." • lurr 1 •& I 11 f..O J •Uk. • Lit. gythi equip- for Forrm 41# Garden,. of Pq# 7 ho'i.'n 0 LEAN WESTERN F1ST CUT flnsh:dnni' screen first lt'reTh AhilitV, lnd.'rhip. and lør7f.. Rrnø k '- h' Rnn of Mr. nd Mr. Ed'vord ifln"v"r 4-nd m.-A iq zrdnat.d frim f.vman RiIh S.'hool with th. C1aqi if 1903. TI. is the onI enilnoln tirin at the' tni'rity who haii hc.n thn.øn for 'he honor nf h o ing lnppc'ri hy Rliio Key. FTo, alVin is Pre-qirfent of the Florid* Ijnjriyi Roarri for 8thdent. At.ivitfr, pr't'frtent of the Ly.iim C'nunrll, pnt pre1d.nt of th. fd'1-t'I (1.'. (lnh, and *sithnt direitr of nri entatfort for *11 onfArinir 0iido-ntlit. In advan,ri ROT(,lie will erv. In th. Air for Soar years after he loa"a the Uni.. 17.rsity. Fr, plans to att.end law honl. All. "BUDGET' • r'iny set. pi ;, button or twt rc within sI-c.nnth, thu lnfarrn?• Tf, u old ,ttf(Yt? RrHt'ø — PORK CHOPS In teIe:vpcmachine! - 0 IA NE ( EI.RERRY Flo''ri -f Porn Park. 't torlitir the Inivriitv of F'lorido with A puhik ri'lnfinns rnfrir, hA4 h,,,-,n inifintM In to lb. Rio. Ky, notional m,n'4 l.aderihip frat.r-nifr. ) fl! nil! Eltill wilf-rt. it is. jcr1e- *4 Hv - i .- - Initiated Into - 21 c Iffl V.Ij1fl, It - U Of F Fraternitiy • SAVE turu this: Ynu r( t. member aI the 19M 1.egislRturi and need in F • Lyman Graduate HT!11- "FLAGA' On The Way wtirthei- • RRr:iE FVOWER. 14 SAVE REAL MOR KY, E .. NOT STAMPS1 SPARE RIBS Legislation -- ...... SATURDAY to ii permanent F]gnmeni and n 'V 7. RX el and now will receivu spe- lC/ - S - -- ft, FRIDAY -rnTnhai truininp at the III( __S_ THESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4 25th ST. • to ---•.. —. - -. &uflfflrb frralb .grr fznzi ... . 1907. -V. ' - -. - - ..• 11 �- ...l .. _...,,.. .. .-. . ._. . - . . .. . ..-,-. . . . . . •_-J_.-___.. r . - - - t .- -H ;i IQ I 11 0 11 ` : I .. U L - _ .. .! 1. I' I,, -~ __ ______ __ Hunt, William Paul Frech Jr. Mi ss M __ ,.%~t 'N"I".. Nfi,-,1,69,~,A.A"~"_.~ . '' 0~ It . 0. 11 ,~ ~1 I -.1I 1~I t :~ I InCand lel arre C ight n e ~ I" It 1 '. 0 . : ' ~#,& I ATI. ". II . . .. . . % . - ... . 1 I 1 : . " ' . . - . ..- and mums. Dick Allen, organist, Present ? ___ - -• .. , Bernadine Forlest, soloist, sang I d i: I .: kil, I by her father, was radiantlY I , I ~ i .. David Bursey sang "Der Bist - "tin. ne fitted bodice featured a scooped neckline and long , '. . . , .i, I - ______ • - . Re-embroidered Alencon lace encircled the waisi.uue iflu adorned the front of the A-line zklrt. The detachable chapel length train was enhanced with an insert of lace Her veil of K .. ____ ., - ,. .. . . " '~ . ., ~ . .1.1 ~~ I .'. I II I ~'. . . . '- ~ 'I; I . : -1 ,-1, . H i heart roses and centered with white orchids. Mrs Joseph Hunt of Sanford, was matron of bonor and bridesmaids were Miss Lana Kennedy, if Youngstown, Ohio, Miss Lana Whistle, of Endicott, N. Y, Miss Diane Beasley, of Orlando, and Miss Bonnie I / I i veils of Beauty ,I, k pin 1. ' ... ... - ... . . ', .,,v Memphis, Tenn, was best man MA usher-groomsmen w e r e i 4 -- ' . . j . :. t. - ._'- I "." I .,, .. -. Vinton Morgan, James Tuggle !' %4 wr . .1.S I~ ~1. 1v 1 43 1 b C~11 I . S - . at ients by mothers and children at the RVAH-18 E n I I is t e d Wives a Med IUl with Ailsa e entertain- xowc An avid crossword puzzle i_ '- 1 i . L J' .1 ItP . I I I- ; I ~ 1 i .I i ) ,4 1, . . *0 .e---- -, - '"l' % W!. 11* - Iw •_ - - . %111 - ____ __ ' .*__ __ : ____ SUZANNE RENO — PAT WALTERS . _____ J . ",* J _~*.V L ., - J_ ' L Juck Walters of the RVAH-13 muintoenance department, was born in Minden, Louisiana. She studied at Florida State f. DECORATIONS for the NOWC change of board coffee on Jan. 12 are being made by the RVAH-13 wives who are serving as hostesses. From left, bottom row are Put Walters and Ann Parella. Behind them are Carolyn Whom, Libby Cox and Dianne Wattay. FLOWERS I Chrhh 1NS ''°" ,_____ ½ PRE ..- Coorsa cw -. ' corsages - S CS _ ... . .. r Flarefes & I Teleflors Wim Sol-vice I GRAPEVILLE FLORIST & NURSERY _____ _ • _____ ' a a WI.. y. .sI p. sad.. - io ______. - -. 11 ~, 4 I J , . ____. . . ,, • . i LOADS 25c ' A - •- I . N - .I ~~l * rN-I-)-0 -F ME Y A. A~ R. -,;00*: I.. ~, .I% I I& R _11F ' _; ~. 1..' _--~r-I ..... . : ~ "Oft '3XIL _- \ - : , 1, 4' _ '. .4N .'- - gaibage.wC)ng flusbanai.t. . -- — 1. . I AND A GOOD JOE... whoso skills wo * pipoh'no to pur noods and the full enioyment of modoin living— elearicall,v. Come in and take advantage of special . W4r!__ , ., -4011,I . I -_ ,. Ai -. - (I "I V j" . 1 . \ \I 14. - .1.1 -- I . -' ,. . ? I *k i PE L I -', \•. M%' -. '-S • TIU I _1 \ CARRYING HANDLE II V __..L ' BUILT -INI ANYENM -' .-. -. I - - \ *11 - ". I - - - i ' . salute to the niumbinri contractors ', FloridaI Sfrom of Florida. & Light Company A W--~- hIM I I '"- . - .. : - 1 t c-': . 1. . 4. - 1~ , TUING - .,. - '- . . - - - '- . CNAN $ ft . 'I.. ALL _9J . r. UHF-VhF -. - ,, 1 .,% %~ 1 . ' L, - 4 ,~, . . 1 I . %, "I .,~4 ~'Ic,:, br , . 0 . I - .":` " , IV ,.~, -liond .____ NO D W ;- - EASY PAYMENT might be helpful, one is lit-ovided for trial use. TERMS! ___ . 1 :!~ I .- NOW -w~ SAVE NOW strengthening our Free -. 'q. Enterprise system and in Helping Build Florida. I % SHOP ,Ae'~,?. .' . ., 4. . Prices Good At Both Stores I \ . I [7'j) 1. 11 IMPRESARIO ifranging for food waste disposers to rlieve . . .1~ . I . . 10 million Americans are afflicted mdUi some form of chronic ob.tvuctivc pulmonary d1seame, FLEMING'S Sanford Flower Shop Cor. E. Firsf & Sonfoid Crift sh" WES-KAY? I Betty ___ ___ TEMPLE LOU ! + Visit Our Complete Record Department. ________________________________________ l,stic I.% dainaged air sties in the smallest structures of the lungs. - - . . Sanford Electrioc Co. Ainericims. Its chlef character- I Anne's Hair Styling Salon Open 'Til 9 P.M. Thum. & Fri. F,111physt- 111a itself Is Incurn- 0 - . .. — - - Sfore hours 8 fo 5:30 daily. 118 Magnolia Ave. I - - WTTb' i'jl- - 1:; I. i - . - - . II . . W. Scott Burud, 311gr. 6207 Masnolia Am ______________ ) ' I 11, I ~ t :P I --- I $ / . too ru h4o ftyi"v gu kvv b#avf_0t"11,"4r co - Downtown Sanford Suura at- C U 181111'k of beauty tribeseop!u In Central Sudan. - .,,; i -, I .. , ., . .1%.11 :..t'.? ~.."~. - - .,. . ,L -- : :. , li;, i, %_ 11 , - sufferers are generally better able to cope with shortness or l)rcathm and fatigue, the most proniiiwnt symf)tOtflS of this i -. I L., \\mj with their many patrons t • ___________ tients. In addition to lectures, project staff members used closed circuit television demonstrations and junior high school l ev el . filiris Classes are held at noon. ratory discases are becoming a . , nsthina — all lumped under a licading of emphysem, tended lasses WI%es or other members of time family are urged to accompany time pa- " * www__Nw~ ...~_ eathing patterns are Instructed by a staff member. 11 IT' S REALLY TOUGH ... Whom yov 1WV0 to 2k " do Ow some we* t= V" see 410 40 WIE&UY for 0011f . 1lfl~ . "o ",; `4 co, I '"s I 11, , . Z 6, ^.. liii,_.' . ____ .._- patients with Nohospital respiratory diseases attend the special classes once a weeI at the Richmond County Health Department, which is cooperating in the project with the col- Improve • ACLOTHING EXPERT... assuring your atways -impressive app.aranc. wlth,vou ,o7: ___ ,-_ ., f ! _____ ____ ___ __ . . *, . 6 ,_.,I Arrangemenfs - - I I S.s & - I , __ r Pa- habilitation.. Those who need to Beffy Anne Howard . - - Mabel Duggan LOVELYBOLIDAy J. .. .'" : i A W i '', fw a*". but . . . HAIRDO'S University and worked as a secretary prior to her marri- - Jeo- -aduation, cacti patient ' 41 :' '.• disease." said Alma Meinrath, t the project. IT'S TOUGH . t U United States for nonhospital . patients suffering from emphy1 semu. chronic bronchitis and - . PAT V ALTERS, wif e of Lt. -- . 1'•'"'•i WES SAYS: . ________ • ~ Tile program. financed by tile U.S. Pul)lic Health Service, ig the first major rehabilitation t marks her an a native for Junuury 6th. -. % On the sick Ust at Seminole Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Donald Es. an. Memorial Hospital this week teb. m Pinecrest Drive. are Mrs. John Leone, Mitis Kay nounce the birth of a sevem 9 ounce daughter, Terri Henninger, Mrs. Judy McCar pound, 1- . : 1 ' . j - June Lundquitit, 6 the daughter them in DeBury. of Air. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. John Park will Lundquist, of Sanford. Lt. Tyre Mrai. W. W. spend Christmas with their It. the iian of Mr. aud son and family In Jacksonville. Tyre Sr.,also of Sanford. :.. husband for their first Christmas Many of the wives were delmghtfuily surprised on Christmas k.ve when flowers were delivered from th eir husbands. Word was received that the men answered the tape Betsy delivered and It is now winging - ', 11 '7 i,, -P'..iiji.-iru .11W " berculosis association. deployed husbands. It was delivered by lucky Betsy Roselle ., . .- nounee the birth of a seven of Highbanks Road East have pound, seven ounce daughter, Mr. Swift's daughter, Miss Mar. jot-Ic Swift, of Pearl River, N. Britthey, on Der. 24. Mrs. Tyre, th e former Peggy Y., spending the holidays with year old son, Todd. Maternal of Naranga Road are entertain• grandparents are Rev, and Mrs. lag Mrs. £Irkman'i Edward Baumeister, of Dan bury, Conn. Paternal grandIf you find you frNuent.ly mother is Mrs. M. E. Estes, of bake muffins and cupcakes, It's butile, I'll. wort.birlaile keeping fluted paper LAeutenaxit Estes Is attached baking cups an hand. The bakto the Wing at the Sanford No- Ing cups wW save you bcouring viii Air Station and Mrs. Estes pans and they'll keep your it, a bewnd grade teacher at baked prodtl0b iD &ttr4lCtj%T • 1 -- % lege and the Augusta area tu- the children, on a Sunday '' ternoon. During the party a tape was made to send to the — -%, - .,. 1. ,0-4 . . . , - . , , ,,, r ltl' ,. conditions." - vas isl Hospht1. on Dec. l. Li .1 ,' . - "it is critical that ways be Jean Itiley's decorating talent was on display at her home during a Christmas party for - - ,, Ill . Lt. and Mrs. WWI= Welch i L "' ' found to better educate emphvsema victims about their . -11 - i ;:: I ,, tory center. r nadine Foriest, Becky Denny their son, Charles Jr., vi6iting and Sandy Barber. for the week from South Plainfield ____ director of the college's respira- • - '. 'i\ son, head of the project and i - . tion." said Dr. Frank P. Antler- - - _________ % I. -. ' — plumbing systami ew your . ., ______ ..;- prosing thur conditions "An experiment In educa . - . - ents suffering ry diseases are attending classes at tile Medical College or Georgia to learn ways of im- Rozanne is the mother of orated home of Maggie Lutz i U U UI U U artisan. - ' Suzanne, two years old and her in Winter Park for a Yuletide .i . V..,. ,-I _4~ * I A rROUBLL I 4' using his @rpwknowAm"sftdXPWJ1 I Skills to insure problwri-ft" " At AUGUSTA Ga . (AP) . _____ tL.- ti :.,~ I . - Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dinkins. -_ Respiratory - 1r. and Mrs. John Dinkins liver the basket were Kathy RVAH-12 as secretary, histor- and attended Seminole High tion of new officers u IS — . daughter, Kathy, ten. She is a native of Plymouth, Pa. and majored in design 'sth I ents, Mr. and .Mrs. C. E. Carl- and Mrs. Ira Southward and day afternoon at the Hutchinson Inglis lock is near 70 p cent complete, with a target date of nex t August Lock will be 55 feet high and will contain more than 200,000 cubic yards of concrete. (Heiald Photos) GAMES AND SINGING ssere part of the fun enjoyed LL Cdr. Frank Dunn, train- A I au '. S I'A l'E barge . JEANNE DUNN is the wife U to be built on the canal. urer of the Naval Officers' Wives Club. JEANNE DUNN L..IUD Cl .. &- Wt.i..ie II I U U U U _b of Mexico and Inglis (pictured hereLock with), one of five locks • Suzy is candidate for treas. , 6 1~ '. 1`4 -~ ' ,. . -i'tr -- . - " _____ - r , —.... She is the mother of three She has Sanford children, Michael, 11, Patrick, since 1960 and met h h six and Philip, three and her an here •n husband, Lt. Andrew Reno is Air Frames Division officer. Suzy is presently publicity and scrapbook chairman for the Station Wives. During a recent trip to Europe she visited her parents while following the ship around the Mediterrancan Sea cruise to Rome, .) rangements of w h i t e Fuji " 0" Wives and was assistant mumii, pink gladioli, fern and holidays. Mr. Burbank is ou the Drive, recently. Plans were dis- and Mrs. Fortson, of Soutb Car- does not boil during the cooking editor of the Officers t Wives executive staff of the Indians, cussed for future meetings. ce. ofina. palms. Miss Barbara Welch, a cousin Inc. Ball Club. ew . . , __- C~ • . ersona s ~,*, II . .__I_i1 , HE'S A SUPPL Y SERGEANT. - e I .~ Plumbing r."",., ". ,~_.-.J1---I ,: 01 _-,-~"* - -7'1,~-I _~I '$ . chose a ssbite sinter wool shea th and brown wool coat en Mr. and Mrs. John Rayfuse, semble, brown and beige accel- Mrs. Adam Muller, Frederick sormes and the orchid corsage Belnert, Mrs. R. T. Smith, G. from her bridal uuuque. Eliot Hoeft and his daughter The couple left for a wedding and her family from Long Istrip In Gatlinburg, Tenn. Their land, N. Y., all d1xed at the DeBary Restaurant on Christ ki mas Day for their holiday dinA I 'a : I. '' V 0; ." _____ of the bride, kept the bride's book and assisting w191 the Cfl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maltertalning were the Misses Bet- ici ry of Plantation Road have 41 4 I uui - . • them i . ty ,-_- ctivities. Your , 1 , 1, ~4011011 , a home on the old Orlando High- fan, Jeanne enjoys working hobbies include sewing, tennis, dinner. puzzles in her spare time, as watr sports and browsing for - Special guests for the eve way, ning were Mrs. Leman, Mrs. _____________ well as sewing, reading bridge antiques. e Wilke, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. She is treasurer of th and playing piano. Holiday houseguests of Lt. When you are using a double th er of Pat Murphy., r. L. B. Courtney an his boiler for custards or Hollan- Prior to com ng to Sanford, squadron at present. She is a Hill, mo th e Dunni cwere ming stationed in candidate for NOWC treasurer. Peg Morley, Linda Tangeman The West 11olusia League of family at their home in Loch daise sauce, make sure that the End Woman's Club in Atlanta. their son, Neil Burbank, of InPensacola where Jeanne served for the Women Voters met at the home Arbor are Mrs. Courtney's par- water in the bottom part of the aspresident of the Jane McCarthy. Gag gifts wets Decorations Included floral w d1anarirlIs visiting 7 Four of Mrs. Charles Ulrich on Lake ents, Capt. T. N. Fortson (ret) boiler does not touch the top and exchanged. It ~ , ., from many social and commun- • . u P1 Santa T Needy Family een . 4 . I Pats serves as Thirteen's L 91 Wils lea ding ifleflt. D jT1n. U. L. JUiL.L ROZANNE JAMES guests Refreshments d a minor in social studies at of their son and family, Mr. and Sanford residents, Air. and Mrs. California where he Was st.a. The Teens of Tomorrow 4-H of while the children waited for ROZANNE JAMES Chestnut Hill College. Mrs. Gerald Greene, on Hibifi- M. H. Geombel and daughter, tioned with the U. S. Air Force. Club played Santa to a family Jeanne has been active in RVAH-3 is the wife of Cdr. Santa to arrive with gifts and cus Avenue. Ann, of Richmond, Va., and After Jan. i they will be in Navy Relief work and received Charlie ames, maintenance of- stockings for each child. needy family a food basket and z rce rs • artha as c a rman li erac, 0 CflbO, Valdosta, Ga her 100 hour pin last spring Ce. gifts. Ill. born in Kentucky of the decorations committee. Those ng th the leader, She is a member of the NOW She was Mrs. Goembel is the former,I Dinner meeting and installa- a in 1959 Mrs. F. P. Hutchinson, to de- bowling team and has served slated e ary 0 .1 - I pink sweetheart roses. The groom's mother wore a pale D B P l blue and white suit, and a corsage of sweetheart roses. Following the ceremony a re- Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bur- Ed Schultz, of More, Mich. ception was held at the West bank of DeBary Drive have ,fj4, . - I decorated Christmas tree. Mrs. i lace blouse and a corsage of returning home. . . plete between the Gulf crepe sheath with short jacket, friends in Jacksonville before are visiting Mrs. Smith's par- weekend with their parents, Mr. The club meets even' Thurs- 1 Page 1) , " , former Sherry Lee. tion she for the January meeting. ~i Lin d son, Matt, of Brevard, ville, Tenn., and Yen Keitnedy, bia, S. C., will arrive this week t1w N. Hutchinson, Patty and Gail ian, publicity chairman and 0 0 0 for a visit with Mrs. Jones' of Endicott, N'. Y. are spending the holiday va. Boak, Carla Drenuen, Katrina treasurer. She is advisor to the work C., OFFICERS' WIVES of ghter's wedding parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. Wayde State Bank, until she met her ed wiveis For is Malcolm Smith cation including New Years heeli ng and Junior Leader June ;:ett1y tjveoe RVAH-1 met at the gaily deeRucker. Mr. and Mrs. Th ey also will visit husband. chose a rose pink I War," r/a The Rainford Her. Ad. P. 0. Rox 190, nept. 32f, Radio City Station, 'New York, . canal i 90 per cent. corn- ~.,. MRS. WILLIAM PAUL FRECH, JR. and Lyle Langford, all of Nash- and three daughters, of Colum- Sandra Lee and Mrs. Sateras - each copy, to Ynur Men at 4 Louisiana, Virginia and Day- fashion model in Paris, Suzy continues to follow this talent herfamily's na Beach in her adopted land. ars th . Santord Dec. 2R 1966 111111111111111 Mrs. Betty Luecker. . & -- rrath iar Unit 'Jo 53 held its annual corresponding secretary are ' tary of the NOVC herownclothesandthoseof .i,g"" Pat Christmas party recently at th e Jeanne 'Uflfl an d in addition she bossia with Legion Home Mrs Maril3'n Candidates for treasurer are her two leagues and en joys sewing, is an "Army brat" and Hatton was general chairman Rozanne James and Suzanne has Pat lived in Texas, Maryland, bridge, and swimming. l Reno • • forbthe affair and Mrs. With her background as a Mississippi, Sou th Carolina, ster donated the beautif u a short business meeting was attached to ricin Mr. and Mrs. Niles Greene, of Holiday guests of Mr. and ton, during the Christmas holiMrs. J. H. Lee Jr. are former days. They have been living in satin brocade bows and Jewel!, Kin., are holiday they carried cascading bouqueb; of pink Fuji mums, shaded in happiness red and PiUL Jimmie Von McDaniel, of ~I iI .. -.r '. '&nmnr Wt ____ Naval Officers' Wives Club is mer members, Mrs. Thelma RICharde and Mrs. Hazel Tench. Mrs Winnie Stiles and Susan Wirick led In the singing of Christmas carols Twenty-nine senior members and ten unior members cxchanged gifts later in the evening and at the close of the party A 'i 0 FINAL PRESENTATION of age. The Walters' now have a of France but she does not let Special guests were two for- , , " Am brocade satl hack drapes of brocade satin attached with ; 3 -. " '. with skirts of t . . matron of honor and bridesmaids wore jdentical floor length gowns chalk pink crepe and bodice of - 1: i . Atlanta The U - (toiti Minne it still heloneed to the other Some women were treated for onp alailling mid niolir(-HAtive. continile(I on into the villasm to, dent knew it wAg there And each rhey drove knew the Americans wmild nin Ade. Ali() whrii the (Mr. left early establigh contart. , hiberculo4is. otherq were pallid. fneed, thin and dehydrated. flint evetiltist it seemed it gf,.n- tip the street in a Jeep, two of- , nver it. Hit no warniniz w&q otherpt were given minor ittir. tilnply protiltible (lay. Obviously, flerrs In the front seat; and two .0ven. i "Yonr Men at War," in avail. ery, boils lanced, scabs peeled. friends had been made. A total onlir The four got shout a hundred wa of no ti.e The kmngect mv able e'celnclvelv thrm,*h this growths removed. A few were of 7 vllJngrr tmnti applied for simply given pills and the ad asstctnnu' yar(lc of the four men lived was an newspaper at only St. send 41Sfl t over. But the work An CXpl(iS14mfl shattered the air hour. The itwky ones dyed in yonr name idoiress and 11 for vice to bathe every now and ream Edna Wirick and daughter, Susan, and Mrs. Webster were in charge of refreshments ,. -r .,~_ interspersed with pink sweet- . -1~,t .. ~ -. . , ,, , . ,o,,~ ., ,.;s I III" - ,~,-,IL" I,-.'~'j".'. . : IV, I . 1, . _1 . 71i 4 . ,:. k. . .r. .00., , .. P . .,..• , .L .: well as hospitality chairman enjoys reading The nierican Legion Auiul Running for the office of f0 NO 1 '.s ork and corresponding 8ecreand ng an: T _jt ' A r- 'IV, '. .. .._', N,;~,4 I. ~ . " Ii. ~-.;. , ~, . :~, . By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON _~'.. •., S (loutor , Elect on To OWC Club Positions ' ') -. petals and tiny seed pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotla, white bride's roses I . _______________ - . .1 I ____ imported tiered sUk Musion fell from a cluster of Alencon lace I ~ _____ ... -4 4 1. 1 , , , . t ,~~ ... I. ,,"_. `-.--, - ~ . fritll' hc a ffllt1U 1- - If -- . i . , I .N , . I . e Auxiliary ", J, . ~,P Holds Annual . . t~!~ I.',r ,~. "~,~,._-. , , -,. , I ''.,%7, , I 4'. ~,-,,W:,, I Yule Party . - . 1:, .01 -" ' n lin place. once the 3.1pillese Occlipied pnl~, ll I-, call( I The thinkilig The 4oldierr, Set 1111 Olop III it. once the Viet .NlInh. And for J.; flint if tile lot of file 1111th'Q4 all 1111,11001INI 40100111011SP At the post hitlf-doven ~-cars it has eat, he 1111 prove(I tiley %%.III not t IIr V (Iife of the villag'e. They .. been home for Comimmist giter. thereafter bite the hillid that iinwralilwd .qvveral Immirrd dol * ruins Ieeoh, them lire lur Iii of imiedi me anti t. Stauipe(t 1)1(1 And Ilmo' tlle4r% works. mnte handagi c and nitod to srre area It Is hot, barren of COtU Of (lie little ,nwi n mlii 'o the next day thin medical and flayed the feep with a me stantly forts Jungle g rowth has burled Re c ently, was tested here. 'flieti t wo cmu1i boys.(lien a men rptiji- n(A. faille 0nwi-r. The driver waql Anderion ordered the Rurvi-I Anderson even estal)llqhed * its outer edge., - ind flip minkes A group of 173rd 11rigntle solA nwIlipr all(', child. ( ,,It o f dental clinle. lie had but one The village wa.q sitr1frisingly Insged from th P vehirle And it vf)r,q nut of town. There w3q! and scorpions -1111 ~ thtlinwive. -t diers intilored itito flit, village Soon Ilivy were voiniim, I ( tire anti that to pull out Any (Itilet again, but no one paid cra,Rhr-d Into a buildinq. Farb . nothinsz el-ito to dn. And .i,; the undisturbed oil its main Ihor- with nie(liv,il slipplies. (,,al . I * but the patients walked partirtilar ntlentinn. Arxler. , ;nn pa,-;senS(rr was 01 g i P An(Ietson 558S I li diarge, three otheN who 'u'me met lea ______________________________________ _______________________ "- I. ;;:, . . 4 "4 ;6. TV %~ I io - . . I... -1 1 .a I'~ ': 'r A " ON, -*~, * > ' 4- .. I I PROGRAM for the NOWC election coffee is discussed by officer. wives of R\AH-13 who Wi!! host the meeting. From left are Charlotte Crombie, Mary Putnam and June McLain. As the wife of the skipper of Thirteen, Mrs. McLain is In charge of the arrangements. Pickford, Mrs. A. Stafford, Mrs. James Askew, Mrs Everett Dirksen, Mrs A H FerberSr, ___ .. . I .... - .. 1 . . .1 . 0,. . . . . . 0 , I . 1,' .1 es, Mrs. Howard Sharp, Mn. Edward Mays, Mrs. Alta Clark, Mrs. Harold Frederick Rcntsch, .,• .-. ,-, . 1. 601111111111 -, 0 . ' hgn appear aZain A road mine. r)t,riflg theprv nativ and hk tsff wnt irn mrlja1ly nItIs, sinpped on nIntrnnt, away vnlliri. I verb body cmiled, in fact to the c hoolhouce and began Inns evening v let (nn ferrari throtigh the hotec in their mills. pulled out slivers and wrapped (fl. cl(M1J8 Ic$ h owe ve r, the kind of 'I'll(, ct et n mt p A dog or mi abraslon one after the Initial silence turned h after laying out their preperatianc 'Ththtng had chan ged in Ra ctq had planted it cqnrely in w ar here, t , hal I(jC. lI),I that Anierican forces are two tin iked at the wheels but the center of town Pich re . '4ranwti,Ip four Ky fl4iflfl other men pandemonium with every certed lllage linc beloiigt'tl to trying (lP'l)et8td to refurbish time i";'i tlemqeI's remained OthPr j ", ale officiated at the ou e ring, candlelight ceremony. church The se uaee0 with red candelabra, fern, palms and the f . • . I i' TOM 1'IIDE oyed , 1, - -. a Ky s Vil lage A lwayslon ging To T he Foe Be B . E jj E)Bevt, Bridg eremony I --,-. '. . 1 0 : I - __ I Also Miss Mary Lynn 'Thomas Miss Linda Margaret Hunt new residence will be at 3305 Barn' Frame and Doug Harris, I and Mr. and Mrs. Giles Chapall of 'Nashville, Tenn. and William Paul Freeb Jr. Grandview Drive, Nashville, Also Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Von man, all of Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. William Ferguson and were united in holy m out of town guests included McDaniel, of Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. Robert R. Hunt and Miss Mrs. Charles Braun were coMrs. S. H. Carver, David Bur- Miss Bernadine Foriest, of Oak Sandy Barber, of Orlando; Mr. Ailights church of Christ. Athostesses at a ltmeheon-bridge, sey, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ear- Ridge, Tenn.; Miss Gayle Hur- and Mrs. Henry Turney, Debbie, Unts, Ga. held in the Plantation Room at Mr and Denise and David Turney, Miss Bunt Is th e daughter of hart, Johnny Earhart, Miss DI Icy, of LaGrange, Ga , and the DeBary Restaurant on Dee Tommy Patton, Mrs R E Welch, Miss Barbara DeFzznmak Springs, Pla Mr. and Mrs Willie Fields ant Earhart, Jewel Knight, of Pensa 19 f Sanford, and the groom Mr and Mrs James Tuggle, Welch, Peter and Yvonne Mrs were 1r c'ola th e son fM and Mrs wu- Mr. and Mrs Vinton Mirgan, Welch all of Huntsville, kla ____ li#m . Paul Frech, of Marietta, ,. 4, - . I "..,,. , . " 11b -, :~ Mrs. ~~_;~w # _. ib's - -( - ..,I , ':; ; - . ., '. ~ Fiii~14U Ga. Donald Middleton, Mrs. Mar. . . .. I ,I - . - ''t'.. .~ t,,t~k , , "' .7 ", Thr ftntm-b Wrralh Luncheon ~ .0 4. 1 q . Jl .... I I 11 I . . 1 : �- _•__. -... Now"t dft A = _ =i A 1 ' 11 1' l ..--a__ Don"t 9EMz0WP Iff . • 4 Lihr -1• -, 811T . Catering rraa Page 10 - Dec. 28 196 Call Ostn. I YfI*tP PT.e Car Womb :, with each nez' car financed at juo J(7TCE 2-8171. i.flfl C)RANGEF Sweet TWIN 8111ta. 4'nmpfr7 USED Furniture, an Sa nford. *-o. vith n,i.ttvr'st.. Tlrps,.rir, Ntbt Ts&)i). 411 fl.'dreirn TTV1 Ths Trnr• mnn4 L,'uon. fl.''si' Ot..'n, 2-45. 2$.177i. 4, In" TtUIfl' CThriptma ynr ?4'K1 Vsduft at: 22-$E' 104 S. Park Ave. P(Jfflfl1fl. C,Kpplborrv. s'i-si*' 14 ,0111 get CtT1flS at ca n P LASH \VIEH.T'LDT'S C.%MF.RA CA Iall PTOV.nTTOa. $UICI!) ft (U1B011n 4.-l4eaut WE 11--painting 4I.1*Il PA I NTING A. J. Adcock _______ ,. BEKNICES BEAUTY SALON JET ('nmplet _______ N _______ CARPENTRY ISS-Ull CLEANING ROOF - EAVES - WALLS .00 TENTSCH io permanent now 1nleuIa, - - Care Ph. Inh i22.91E. SPRAY SflO[' _________________ Ii. Child Care Hr'ntnn, Pr Table s. Rocker & thac 1t4m. Ph. 2-24&& evoninga. ________________________________ _______________________________ CATWS Kindergarten GIFTS WELLS 1RILLKr, PUMPS Pre month. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS OVER STOCKED for 4 year olda. $I PRICE VEflYTHING All Types and Stees Tr*ncpnrtiItiflfl provided. Ph. and Service repair THE CORNER STORE We 2:2-4734. Sunforfl ST1NE ir Mgnolla machinery A Supply Co. 71RE..CHOOL Children, Monday z?2 a4! WIRI.TTZER SPINET PIANO. Friday. Forest City area, w ACFUmC Payments. k. 1u-d!l.i. srnrNa's Chrietian Eli'. 2S-Radio - Television ___________________________________ SOUTHERN 'J,7 K [set-, & Supplies HAVES KICNNIL.S: DOUS. Cute, etc. hoarded. Chitia ahuas ror isle. W. lit. 81., Sanford, 223-G75. AN I MAL Z2-3E1 Rank 111d. ________ Wit ON-MAIER F'IIRN . Buy - Roll - Trad e I22-52 E. let 81. ZII-1 wHrDD0N tROKER 8?-&tI S. !'rk C. A. li-ic. Reel °' letat. W. l t St. See Ntght rcrt I.EASE: N'" -1%M.' Service station In I,ongwood. Potentfli.i 20.flOO or innrc monthly. Third inni'th operation caePOded ILOAO. Pure 011 4(0 4 71. W. rah St. Male Realty Stenstrom A Multiple LiFting Realtor 54 -!42I' missed a Phone Management Trainee d 17-Business Rentals grounci floor n.' :'I ApP18X. 1410 PA. ft., with toilet. -424 before t.. Avail. Jan 1. I'& Vs T F1' RNIS1IEP Yosir. : Vs r. ''°'"" Atimi Realty TERRIFIC 4tt Hiawatha at 12.5? itig TRAIN sale dafly. PU'Tz1IOU WA1i NOTICE IS hereby given that I sin engaged in business at .2414(1 Biawsitba. Ave., Sanford. Seminole Coutity. Florida. under the fictitirnie name of Jenny'. World of Beauty. and that I intend to regi ster mid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida. In accorda-nec with tile provisions of u Fictitious Name Statutes, to-wit: Section $6&.O0 Florida Statutes Rig: Virginia fl. Gilliland Publish Dec. 7, 14, 21., 25, 1961 - Ph. E1O.Yt Savings SAVE $164 QrAI.TVV for Hntnetend lion (pT 1)11, tIm :' OVER 100 CARS Icmp- hardwon finora. built-In Range, & Oven, I'tipm , sold originally iO((.((I, ntta•red for asic ever i,7D1i.flO thi week at i,ly end No with very good tarn closing ('(s,t4 In tcida f.nttirlrig - GOING AT 3 dra~l run pol M rpOT't, . . ,- 1 tIO04t neirhborhno1 S MA gu. Ii t2.!b2t4 \ IIII 5 Si month. I'll ' . . fl" S i rn Pb, 322-POO partment - }'L1l ii' nt & air cond. $7 me. In .'iuntr), Nlt'N Tilfl!l: Room. rimrti. Apt. mehoel hue steps hotpp. for eosipl. $45 rr~ -'t' After f; p .'tt*'. rhnnr fr r - '. .love TO 17 % DISCOUNT 19 you from our Seminole Realty NOW THRU ik.4 Ii ?11 P'tret , St I 'liii I fin ., .,'., it:rt'mri r '111firf%, L;rl%.h~ I 1 8. I'riu'kM Fnr I l,'lf .1 sit '"I Misu iftb . a... - -_- .. Year pri'I r,,,r 1 14' ('ru,ker'or 40, Sfovd ' n ATWATTrTUF toll for' I(ok4on Sporting CALL COLLECT JOHN Cox 811-229-9181 Tampa ()n(,ci loot St F. Sit Iii Ives: Stea ' tin, ,p. 944- 8910. , Till IUIHII,AMpr,p rq r it l all fi!,er glass t eter'k.!y1e pontoon ?iftitj..,rrf,,rn ;: ri 'vi thk 4%i A 1,1. Ittiasness n.' t"rkinp MATI,N NA IiItI''ATi(, ,,i,T use i,,w.(n.t Want Au. iii • Ave N •i.l(t t,, toll Ain 't tell' Veiee, f"lotlla itc'c SUN OIL COG P. 0. Ii tiOl 'T3mpe, Florida rrsrnpq .,.. Ileleas Otl.ede or write ill -1101v, V(ltt%#'tlt,ic I tilt _- 4.d e PO PIR%ONAL IPIftICTION COMPLETE D1'TAU . ----- Very Medere. . a • • Hlqbwey, seiqhe. bend, veodest Pvnfe •• . mod" $7?.0 r,r, fle Trsvete n" - t ('brysler *76O0; Latest Style Tn-hull 14' fr140.1', r llpper with re"øCaAei I7tIAi 'IC"Ii A *01' .'.tiny ,,'),er. TEH's?S. IT' ior - whei have Y (111. nu 1, Pi" ane !XPRE% WAY - 'ja.&. .•. .4 - - A I PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER 5, HWY. 1742 ACROSS FROM PINE CREST PH. 322.1055 INN II Cars Listed ill Be Sold Before December 31st. Regardless Of Profit! i Yoo vemos & too. Lars brand New 1 Y6! Models ALL UNDER 24 MO./2000 Ml. WNTY. UNDER 5 YEAR/50000 MI. WARRANTY STOCK NO. 5545 M STICKER PRICE $5377.81 YEAR END PRICE STOCK NO. STICKER PRICE $4316.70 YEAR END PRICE a trat5 d.. Jet av ldS pov'0" d.do:t c oc"c. steetIng i n6 pv leaf and finance your new or used car with U.S. "deals" 381 cheyl 4 with any deal- I, therefore we can offer our customers the very lowest cost financing available in Semi- No. I - doors s Ix 11 ces3150 STOCK NO. leaf oupo, 155 h.p., W/S/W, tinted windshield, wheel covers, 'oworglide, exterior molding pkg., decor pkg., folding rear eat, maroon with black vinyl interior. $259500 findPric $299500 ;port Coupe; 275 H.P., 4-speed close ratio trans., performance XIO, power steering, W/S/W, tachometer, pushbutton radio, oar speaker, roar antenna, console, tinted windshield wheel :ovors, bucket seats, marina blue with corresponding blue inerior. $279500 "' 17 Biscayne 1-dr., 6 cyl., Powergflde, radio, heater, wheel covers, tinted ,indshiold. 2456 STICKER PRICE $2868.05 YEAR END PRICE $259500 TOCK NO. 1125 MAKE YOUR CHOICE SHOP YOUR LOCAL DEALERS OF ANY NEW OR USED CAR. THEN $ STOCK NO, 1022 i-B, Poworglido, radio, boater, power steering and brakes. nole County. 2993 STICKER PRICE $3358.80 YEAR END PRICE 16 Impala Convertible STICKER PRICE $3791.21 YEAR END PRICE " Chevelle Malibu TOCK NO. 9096 s17 95 ' TOCK NO. 2168 4-dr., V.8 engino, Poworglide, factory air, power & brakes, many other extras. it ,Itc S2224'40 2657 STICKER PRICE $2921.70 YEAR END PRICE 16 Impala Hardtop STICKER PRICE $3983.69 YEAR END PRICE 5 4 132 Chevrolet Camaro 5153 YEAR END PRICE S TOCK NO. 1227 86 $ TOCK NO. 5113 4-dr., automatic trans., factory air, power steering & brakos, nany other extras. 1ted S1 STICKER PRICE $6077.38 YEAR END PRICE 16 Olds Dynamic Hardtop 100 Sedan cvUndel 5 )oluxo, fully equipped. America's most talked about car. Front wheal drive. $299500 325 engine, Turbo-Hydramatic, power steering & brakos, radio, heater, vinyl trim, STICKER PRICE $4414.87 stock Olds Toronado 16 Impala Sport Coupe STICKER PRICE $3614.33 YEAR END PRICE '1 69 $3 T 1 I '9 TOCK NO. 6070 STOCK NO. 1324 VK%CE %4182.03 'iO 0l , wlOetSjC ng. A 45 STICKER PRICE $3732.92 YEAR END PRICE 5146 4-dr., automatic, factory air, power steering and brakes, radio with rear speaker. 0 F . Holiday sedan, V.8, automatic trans., power steering & brakes radio, whtewalls, tinted glass, factory air. $369500 16 Olds Dynamic Hardtop d 88 %loli l Stay et Olds PICK YOUR OviN DEALER Olds Cutlass Full power and air, cruise control, plus 16 other extras. ATM AN" i i il l l I I I I I I 1 1 1 TOCK NO. 6054 16 Olds Delta Convertible Stock Ho. 57B9 . -- -- NEW LASH He24s000 . Vt'IrYM Deal On VAON41 . - -• - - - - - -----______ i'ms i We4nø.sy prei.inln Y4n1 l'inqI Eit"hines W'ek ontl TraflIfisr 11ripoo- IIY~6n,p - EM I Ni )i4i iT itlN'I' Y Mt 'l'l bits n''w have a In rgn selection misel "ar. requiring no down paYment 5ee at I fll %V. lit. ri, A22-n"14 I - ,,.,. ?nr - _ 1.1,. (1.01 11. 110111011r., , Sr I I P. \tilo4 For 14iih- i ut mm Al AR I Ml4N I S FUltN1tItN --- ttNI'I'1tN14iiNP ''t.NN, ittict ,,,,,,,s. mi;pi, Ph. )(s'.tI,'t,t Mitt', 3230 - tiIIs'u? $12.1 ItO /2 3 - ' r*ODaS 7tgw 1966 er rim vu l.i,el, umui '1 it '' , I I zn.riiN I S a ''!M V Any New Valiant or Barracuda! Your Own Chrysler, Plymouth . We have no contracts or •, 2 Itch ..ovn ' -,.e,,.. .- - ----------- - iiit 'I ,, ,, rf . i'tilqorq F-T!i for ______ 1.d - vRt%1 Onts"loc". Alit ml",Ottol. i-ijnN. AIITM, eio#^ in. .11films CAll 122-1374 niter 6:10 V. m. Coiwan 317-401:1. I"lI liNisi I Nit I IINt)114t4 i'st Al''i - ------- , • I A * BI)RM APTP mpu.t.l equippel hi tUChl hAL M.IOC fl4U' whi.'Pt 'nei,mlOj •tectrl. kltilien,h. og &'OOUUR ', (AKI)}'4N Al ..._ ___ . p v,tr DEC. 315t. ONLY Writ. JIM I, __________ - -- MA ___________ Ft R\I"Ilt I) Rea',nattle 2fl1'iR ' ---- leu furti. Apt. • 106. i\pitrinitink For l.etil -____________________________ -- i•'' .• ('I 1 -____________________ TWO a"i*tfll'li,'.I CIII.. 1lfitl earl, I :s ,'i 'It N III lit M , 'iuipisi apt W ater ln'lu,IeI. 1(109 i'. 2nd Rltl,e,, •''uiI'pei1. 'ennul,, ii flt.6221, ll1l,i.1p tuui water turn. ;Ii ______________________________________ 12 54 nf*e p. rn --------------WaILIAKA APARTUEN'I' Furu,, 2 PetIrnen Pup. iii ml from Xav flaic, III W PIH.T 'F. A% AIAJN A)'A III .%l kN I)I'l d . to it INI 1' I' 1(N. lI rI IuI lea e'ept go 1 Min.'iia Apt. I baths, sluilti.. fuirn , 'iei'iall for retire ;- i'.f4ie I.1eell I t flt.% B onk nnn At'aI, Jan pr i va te ,r l:"i 1 $ fl - For Rent ni!'i.l ___________________________________________ :-' Ll il - I ________________________________________________________________________- ----- , . UPON ____________________________________________________________________________________, • ..h , ,t,, ' / tw , - cii-I !clrert. IArtly Tt% cr1 'nt Fill Rent ft ' ci 'vv I'AJ4'r (OMPAY '1 fj Iil9 S. £reni, Prfv-iti, 1SO B long ?4..I..•• UIIIJIPV4 I '.\*!Fç - - --.-- ' INSTALLED I Apallillenfs For Itent 106. Apartments TWO fll"lM Modern block home' Do wn, fl1nrt8Lgr.. Tint ___________________________________ Legal Notice P .• pnrInicnts - F1's I'. ROOM 1101 bI'. for rent In bake Monroe, Flori4a. Call 5.-t01P. Rome, lgr. '" hInc 6 CLEAR, I ti.'. - APPA ISER 5?2-411 TROOr - - lI' .jIitit, •1 AUTO GLASS pnee-Hen1 14 antmAd!_ lm A.. -' It lOh I A Multiple Listing Realtor .' TFITtEE li'Vi'L' iiI _rj l':venlnge 32-626I ('l. Thth. for Store Management pnaitinn with Florida'a n,nat RETIRED? progreesive Drug Chain. Many 92-Acreage Service Celia $2.00 for a home empinya' benefits, - in surance, ________________________________ ARE YCU' looking The Working Man'a Friend ANt H1LHWA'i FROT tAKI .IPIULt1(i. want & Sharing under Profit Ve.t$oz& 822-9188 Ave. Sanford 301 Deltena area, approxiA(4E to make that hard earned IThnua. Pot complete detail,. 51. Articles For Rent mutely 10 acres. Aim lake lots. m'nc talk' Let um help you contact Ralph Borne, Eckord COMPTON T. V. flnipit*i ____ Ph. 47-728 New Smyrna In. Eve. celent your Sn?nrd Plaza. W. 7th St. Open Tw,iga. HuI'1TAL BEIPF Reach. ventor!' of iveral good (IpporNC) SERVICE CHARGE Wheel chairs. nick room cuppliee limit) vn1ti.. f.(,fl1( have 414 It you bring et in 72. Female Help Wanted for caic or rent. financIng thai ran be .s.sumed, Specialty Houses For Sale 95. Cur fludir', LIOGETT REXALL 1)1t1G5 after a reu'..,uhk down rh)'11.At'I'ILIA.\ w,tfltt'(t. Set .itmm ______________________________ Pinecreat Shopping: Center fla. Home , wont. ________ Home Appliances Cowan. Cut 'N' Curl. Call 322. 'r%VO 1tfr'uc'uM :o. Ph z2-79i? 7fll Orlando Fir room. Garage, corner L,ot. Very 0934 or i-40it. One owner. 122. reasonable. Melt their Aumeta" 822-1710 "FROZEN TV LAKE MARY - Pr)or lintsdar HOUSEKEEPER, Cash' with down into "Liquid Rotpoiflt, RCA, Zenith, Maytag. day, s to 1, p. in.. 2 email childWant Ads. ,1901 Park Ave. Shop & Save in Lake Mary. ron. Ph. 22-77i. WOULD YOU BELIEVE? anytime .!2-62 _________________ ___________________________________ Floor Mnchlnr., 11ed, TV's A 2 BEDROOM. I Bath Home night, 225110 81. Musical instruments cumniti with ______________________________ EXPETtTEN(iET) MAIl": Saws, Tulich. Chairs iiI1' lot with wall K L.0 fqrenceh, able to furniah own AMERICAN RENT-ALL wall carpet & Draipea, thitt'' to Honses-SaIe or Rent 2-1t•G. PIANO TUNING * •R,EPAII( trsmnapertatiott. -1il8 2*1111 S. Hiawsithi n it pen with 2 Car Oar, w L HAHM)N workshop for THREE [IEITROOM. I Bath, new. zige & a ________________________________ HOtFEWC'TtE & Child Care. i RENT a RED $10,5140. Evenings only Enin 'dnnday thru Acret, of lead. to L p. ., ly painted. 2 Hospital, Ruby flpdp Itollaway, ro. Misc. For Sale -4iS. Available now. Ph. day. CII' By Dc)', Weak or Month. Stemper Agency CAKftOIJL.S PIjRNi'I'LTItE CUSTOM HAl BALING ,ç w lot ri' 77. Situation Wanted A tultit , ir 1.t,ttimg Realtor HAT FOR SALE Houses For Rent INSVRCPR ______________________________ CALL 122'01&2 it Homn :. Wanted To BuyW ANTED: Empty iou S. French i:2-4i'!i nturn.. KltchlYs i.' 1:LIitt'b'.I rlen. Realtors & Contractors, USED WASHERS en ecjuipperl. Rent ('heap. Near house and LOT WITH two atory General LOiS' note. Please 'umrI4tItjre QsiIrILL.L (lb "ilT $40 up. We repair all mukes Ave., Ph. Rearcla.1l N.A.S., S. 2 ear garage. 12b a 12L. Corner Service. 936 Hnuse-cleaning Service with the cash MOONEY APPLIANCE fl it" Barrow. " Ave. 'Farina. 222-0221 flay 2nd A -•" iI1'II1 l'RAIING PIST 7'4-3 to I n. in. .;1V f FR O EASY. quick carpet elennflitie Lu s tre Electric Shaniponar only Si per day. (arrnII Furniture. [Iciroon', 1 ltsth $ * ]3e1.octm. I [Izth S (. • tre. 822-1501 LVI ;ZEA~ D Be Sc_6 fi TflAVEL THlLEfl, elI rnin, ful' l'th. Le new. 1it't •.lI. Snt.:-I \i.ttl" Poth. 1'U 1' LFrom - ntral lwat, family room. l$4r'(' patio, nod lny & well Imm ediate oceup Payton FREW IS ii-i 8446 Hiawatha at 1'-9' C, M bomte In Lake ',%Ittry. INVESTMENT A REALTY &rp. N. Park REDRCOM. I1II i_it ii For Cash With a It Merr.' Chrlatmat lIs.Phi' a ItRib _____________________________ Payton Realty 118.1*61 flPFRe4romnnfurntmhr4 Park Drive CALI.r.Ar..'r REAl. rs'rA'rE T4AV (bR XI(1TT CU Help Wanted n .'oii a Sell - Sitt e Sale S. FAnfl"A XASIWA, %:N30 ft trnt"(11" Ill. SOUTHWARD SaIrn'-Tiontalo 4 -4& Ph. For Rent*ls 174 Tk'e • Weekend, WISH home (I.. Went-Ada . a Ill AGENCY SALILS tip \lnbik llomes 102 ra We Crumley Monteith ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Ft"ding & ParutiDre AT FACTORY PR!0U Z2)-$81 II , Macnoise - mROOM. 1 bath. T1. THREE rnn. m As .rne ii f7n. in Mt. 170 41 Doeott.', Ave. 1-0474. Fir Dept. Probably 8124 Park Drive Office 221-2118 Nlht: 2-O41 or fl$-7OO 2-018 E. tat. 2O rriI? I 11R. 124 bath. e#n1ral beat i i Jim Hunt Rea1t - PUPPZIS for AdoptioD. Sk,Ml HOLE H 13 M A N E SOCIETY flwy. 17.12, near County Road day Atlantic si tittu YOU WILLIAMS Realtor Tht'mnnc1 i.undqi,ist. A'w. in. PE5. Drilling 24. ___________________________________ 8:2.I? rr'r A. _______________________ Well aELDER dergarten. For Sale LC)WERY PESTIVAL ORGAN LIKE NEW CONDITION. SAC- USED P a r a it a ta. ainlIanesa, Lmtools, .tc. Bought RIF'ICE PRICE. ;-o:i. I1 Sanford Ave. rye Mart, Ph. 2212-4121. COM'I'ONS Pictured Eneyclopedia. Cash or 'Farina. Call i:r':;sr. gi ?ter 4 :8t 60. Business Opportunities p. AVENUE oOvERsu'r OWNED HOM ES 2-1-4 RRS.. l- SATHS MATIrER FIJRNITURE -"10 S. P'ark Ave. GENTRrS HEATING FERVICE problem nave tl eed Oil fleate re cold A r,inI NEW N & aa a tou b, IIII,1..IARDS- POO Tables 494 cleaned: all types. Writ. P. 0. Boa 1811. Sanford tea. Aluminum ei,r'p. Arc' - Furniture 55. N. PARK -' 97. liouses For Rent $100 DO DOWN buy an y thingof Value WILl ('411 8-1 or t-7f1I. ____________________________ 15. Special Services jWIL1.. NOT he resspnn*Itilo for OIL ftEATFRS & rR!ACES Cleaned & Repaired any doht ineurrod by anyOni' Call . 'othet than myeelf a.o Don. 8/ Sandy Sherman. THE TtIE TFS'rF1 ]!ft Service rTRM itnfnr?i ----- r" "Litter a :1e, Houses For Stile i 95. ST. JOHNS REALTY GWALTN'EY JEWELERS POOL TABLE. in nrlInal carton. 2. Pensoii*I Wanted Dell's Auction s:.: :t7nflf.d State Rank duringDecfinancing"ember. Same 4% Call Ship. We 5.1. 511. MIsc. For Sale Food citrus. Nat'i1Ii Pall. Albert H. RIVES - FOUUd & - Sale 84. Real Estate To Buy Be $ TOCK NO. 1097 45 16 Impala Hardtop 17 Impala Spf. Sedan 4-dr., V.8, Powerglido trans., power steering & brakos, air :ondifionod. 1-8, Powergllde, power steering & brakes, heater, factory air, lihoel covers. STICKER PRICE $3856.45 $779ç10 . . . STICKER PRICE $3149.55 VCAD CLIn MENNAft lE $4 ff VEAb .eII •IN '1 61 - Our Entire Stock Of Used Cars Drastically Reduced To Move Before December 31 Call 323 -1776 Stock No. 6064A Stock No. 5695A Stock No. 5079B 1966 Ford Galaxie 1965 Comet Cailente Stock No. 6078B £00, 4-dr. hardtop. V.1, auto. trans., f.ct. air, power steering S. brakes, radio. beater. Low miles. Was $3195 Ye., lad $ Sp.ci.l Slock No. coci Cony.. V.8 engine, auto, tress., pow. ci steering, radio, heater, one owner, Was $1995 959500 Special ........... . 1964 Olds Jetstar 4-dr.. V.I. auto. trans., power 1960 Oldsmobile 1962 Dodge Custom 249500 1966 Impala Cony "The Little Bank With The Big Heart" V-I, - - F.DJ.C. - - -, T' .. steerhg, power brakes. radio, heater, one oweer, low mileage. Was $129500 $1895. Special e.__L ... $oc No. FJjQ 39500 - 4-door hardtop, 8 cylinder, automatic, power steering Si brakes, radio, heater, air $39500 conditioned. 4.dr.. V-B, automatic, radio, heater. power steering. Was $995. $44500 Special ........... 1961 Falcon 4-dr. sad.., fact. air, auto. trans., power steering, power brakes, radio, heat... Was $1795. $124500 Special . ., .. ,. ,. . . . - 4-door, standard trassmhssion, radio, beater. Stock No. 5672A Stock No. 5I55A '1964 Olds Dynamic SP '1'. W V •J 1962 Chevy II Sbock No. 5300A $39500 Station Wagon, 6.cyi., radio, beater, Was $895. $34500 Special Stock No. 601 60 1963 Volkswagen 4-dr., *as owner, factory air, auto. 2-door soda.,, radio trass., power Slowing, power brakes. and heater. Was $2291 939500 Special ,. Stock No. 6142A Stock No. 6077A 1965 Pontiac 2 I SANK WITH NS C '5Z417U4at.. . . SANFORD 1 , FLORIDA FULL BANKING SERVICE ML 4 P.M. DAILY. S P.M. FRIDAYS SANFORD PLAZA . PH. 323.1776 I P TAV 19 5 Pontiac Bonnevill 1961 Buick Electra 225 695°° $U91. SANFORD Sp.si.l ...... 1"5 HOLLER - -' M, plus 2 Coe. OR G.M.*IC • MIA- ........- - IA Hardtop, V-a engine, automatic, foe.. tory air, power steering, brakes, win. dows. Was $59500 $1195. Special ........ - Bfrt4lt • . SURAN k. auto. trans., fact. air. P wer 1964 Chrysler Conw. 6-POSL Simi" wallee. V-8, 110- steering, power broke&, radio. I :VM. fromii., pewor awring S, brGks$o or- Must be* to appreciate. Was, Factory air, full power, I-owner THRU FRIO sm SAT* ITIL NOON fl15W. FIRST ST. AN1t . - ' PI1 'Til 74V1 D LA p1' ci,..t , •IL LL0Aft . r,A 410. 011a rk 1964 Buick LeSabre 1962 Falcon Wagon P.w.rglhd., radio, beater, power ste.ri.g Si brakes, still has factory Sir cylinder, automatic, radio, heat er, air $ wrva.ty. Was $3295. 5259500 conditioned ..... Stock No. 1035A Stock No. 7069B 1965 Pontiac G.T.O. 2-dr.. hsrdtop, VI .egle., automatic, 1965 Corvalr Monza radio, hater, ver y nice as. own- Coup., radio, heat.,. One owur at. W $2391 $169500 still In warranty. 5119500 Special Was $1495. Special .. special NEW CARS FINANCED THROUGH THE 31st WILL RECEIVE 1 YEARS FREE CAR WASH. MEMBER Stock No. 5619A Special .........,,. 229500 $ $2295, Special 1595 MOTOR SALES -. PHo 322w6231 ORLAOUNEfl - ii __e'-, . •. - . -- I '.,. .'.t- • ¶- , . '.- • ., . .---- �P*%t. ... •. .._... . ..._ -. .gj' -. - ------ -- r -- - -.--- - . wgi -• . ---. .•.•. . L -. - - .,r itURS- PUUUIMIm, kyIiW t. VA .--- ZhreltimforbFrrnlb PaM 12 — Dee'.. 2S, NO STAMPS... SAVE M "• '." "l F"•".".". 0 N E Y INSTEAD" FLAGA OLD FASHIONED HICKORY SMOKED HOG J OW V Dlackeye PEAS LS HAVE - _ 24.OL PKG. 4 W4 Tenitor'. C Fading Girl SAVE 14C 11cm W. 130 In Land Of ( •' MakeBelieve GROUND BEEF H" ALL MEAT STEW rompt LEAN was given VIP treatment / was met at the gate by the Three Little Pigs and a huc.arlocm character She named Goofy, who—in the fan. land cit children — is a • 4 ' 4 LOAVES "EVERPRESH" have much Strength. Doctors say she may die from the blood disease within a year. . "There were doubts she would ' be here to 'h'braIe Christ mas," said her father. George Mwey. a used car salesman. Susan afflved ondny nighi with her parents and sister, pending Chri", nms at home. The trip W5 fin,un'rl by L ALL Family Of SAVE flc LB. 58c Sprite SAVE I I c 3 7" I LI. 49c PKG. RE C •:: ' SAVE 21 c C LBO •••'5S '• 1 SCHLITZ '".' t2k S ' LOW, LOW PRICES ON LAZY AGED WESTERN BEEF SiX 1 (SAVE Thc) CHUCK 12.OL (SAVE11c) SHOULDER 09 CANS 6 . LBO Air Force s'ai'eh plii. Ttit lnnd is nbriut Th miles south of th e vil lage cii Sun Felipt' in Baui California. ' _Plarws were combing thu nre f,or a missing twxn-i'ngirw plant' atrr'ing San Francisco impartr Richard 'V. DuiLin, 5rVt' 21c) RONELESS T ., 0" MAXWELL HOUSE (OFF C 5 EE 8C ROAST (SAVE 20c) (SAVE 30c) ROUND STEAK LB. 73c STEAK members of his family and 1 ( SA VE 20c) LB LB. 78C LB C PRODUCE litat. Potato Chips . . 38c The State Dcpurtint'nt i niziL ing no imnmc'diaitc' c'onrinit'ni but • is known 1,0 have been negotiuiting the matter for weeks with the-' Castro govermTlt'rlt through, the Swiss Embassy in thivarut. There arc an e-sttmated HUh (I 't.' , S \ ' : p. . O "LAR..A LYNN'S" I-Lb. Box t.S. I anuhes in Cubit. innn' S a )tmded b' )('t'bUfls of Cubat. descent burn in the United Su*ws. t • There have been, houevcr, '1 Saltines . . . . 19c "JUNIPER" LONG GRAIN 3-Lb. Bag past report* that re'pnt.riuton might be under way and it h H' Oily America I TULSA. 0kb UJPI tile f,fj states, or rap or both iii ]ftC. iça, the 18 non-producing states ONIONS 3 LBS. 29 FANCY UD. DICIOUS JPP1LIES Who. Minnewda. Iowa. North z4id South Carcilimt., t*lawart. Nrw Jersey, Coiuu,ct.irut, Ebc'ue CiiUSttt'1.&4 }litiiit. iSland. M j4 ). Hk1IIJJsiuj Verinun . LARGE s LB. 1 ()c 4PI Potatoes f the lanes, just looking forword to the month of May when he gets transfered. . . . . . Marcottes offered their greettogs. (Big Deal Split-ski . . . . they're Just on vacation and will be back this week.) 69c l.Lb. Solid "SHURFRESH" 0. K. U you're looking for )- name droppers, here's one for you. We were honored with a card from the Kennedy family. Nab . not those in New York and Massachusetts, these are right here in Sanford. Gloria Ken' nedy and her brood of the 8"Oz. Cans 0. K. 0. K. . . . I'll knock LB. 15' it off, right now. "MASTER CHEF" 9.Oz. Pk;. Doris Schautteet. Meet Record Do It Again? From Coach Shapes Up At SOKC I Of The Fans SPECIALS EVERY DAY ----------FARRELL'S Genaro I)ies Arcade Package Store NEW VOIlE t Al' ') OPEN DAILY — 9 A.M. . 6: I 5 P.M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS - -- ----- LB. 9c t'y Tournament. . /' 41 " GO ON Sorry DUNLOP TIRES / Certlfiad Safe 100 MPHI (Although we don't recom. - DOG V 6 mend such speeds except at' the track.) MINIMUM 4PLY No Minors AC I NIGHTLY 8:10 4G MONDAY JAN. 2 SUNDAY '- 7:45 P.M. CH. 2 COSPONSORED BY CONSTRUCTION. today's turnpik. travel.) (Required for qqzpp WE'LL NUT ANY ADVERTISED PRICE IF THE TIRE ADVERTISED IS FIRST LINE Iou 1fTTP .m. . SPECIAL MATiNEE—MON., JAN 2-2 P.M. HURDLE RACES • . TUESDAY. THURSDAY I Rose Patrick flnufly climbed ASS IATL N CRISP H 'SEA BRAND" 10.0g. Pkg. r..d.d LETTUCE Shrimp 69c HEAD 15c 0 0 0 0 0 TIRES 92 Auto Sales League with a fine 223. here's hoping that all of our Navy friends take advantage of the holiday special being • H offered to them through the Special ServIceiii tHfIce. It's limited to perbolnht.'I resIding i,ue. Check into it here at N Two Locatojis To Serve You NO CARRYING CHARGES WHEEL. ALIGNMENT MONT END IIPAIU WHEEL RALANCING IATTIIIIS 405 W. FIRST ST. 17-92 At ONORA AD. 322.0651 323.1632 411111110 IWY. 17-02 MIDWAY SITWEIN SANFORD & sin QHk. 31 W. PIR$T ST. ORLANDO SANFORD PLAZA () UZ')342 - . '• '1 C .. -. ,. .: • --,-- - p - ,' '•'.,,. '' ' ' - gaines for the Houston Astros night in thit International flock- out of her slump in the No. 17" French Fries . . . 9c - No matter where you're going . Thursday am. Shooting Stars League. (Limit: 6 Cans, Pisas.) (II13Bt(II r E 2!4 CSft$ Battle A woman fill Come on, fel- FORT LAUDERI)ALE, FIn. last seasoit. (AP)—)3ohj Windle of Indiana clipped three seconds off the meet record with a 2:02.2 tit e in the 200meter freestyle, as six after Now Year's Eve Partying, records were broken in the Colcountry, t. for our regular Sunday lege Swim Foruni Aleet Tues. Like Wiflic (Firecracker) 31a. John day. gito complaining aixiut the Special feature. "most miserable weather" he's Newfoundland. Not tearing-up .5 OIeo . . . . . 2/29c flour . . . . . 47c No. A Big Boast • . • From Wayne, Mich. — the "BLUE SEAL" MUK cam CUT SWEET . 1 O/l BIscuits . . . 6/39c 1rIE{i.IPES "BRUCE'S" Can Cowboys Nice people from all over labs, It can't be that hard after these wonderful states dropping all. See you here at the lanes on us a little note over the bolldays. Some from out of the Sunday (ha, ha, ha , . . right ever seen. He's stationed at GiANT DETERGENT Fab U. NO. 1 YELLOW •'SHURFINE" PLAIN OR SELF-RISING 5 Lb. Bag It1xulMum A.ssut'.uiuozi of Aniez - . 10 LBS. 419c RED product' (411 Atwording to tb. I - & Rice . . . . . 39c nut developed. No. 300 Con Pork Beans NO. 1 POTATOES Tomato Soup . . 1 Oc - Hospitalized through keep the ball right in tile mid- duclion of thIs program. (LIMIT: I WITH $5 OR MORE) "sHowBoAr' TALL CAN - fensi', but three uk.' the Kansas Actually, It is. However, math, the $400,000 quarterback hiornung that August evening. lion will be working with the 'fliIrfl, forme'r w o r I d f) The Packers never have lost a City' offense even triune. offices In Gainesville in start. along about the sixth and sev• for the New York Jets of the %'eigh)t boxing champion, clitI lug an In-school bowling pro. cnth frames we have lots of American Football League, en- regular sea.son game to the - -Tuesday at the age of e bowlers who "choke-up" and tered a hospital Tuesday and Cowboys in four meetings since gram. I have submitted th 1)owns '[1. S. ---'- -- - '— - -names of Oviedo, Lyman and never do make it through the will undergo a second cartilage Duilias joined the NFL. In (iset, COl.OIIAI)() SPIIINGS, Cob. Seminole 111gb Schools and of. ten frames. 'Winners to date in- operiutioti Ofl his right knee they hold an 8-2 edge in all (\l - t powerful Canadian fered the Jet Lanes facilities, dude Ray Hatcbett, l'ete Pc- Wednesday morning. National hockey team downed NO CHARGE, for the intro. troski, Dick Schnitzicr and Rusty Staub hit in 17 straight the U. S. Nationals 81 Tuesday .' C "EVERFRESH" TWIN PACK r F • •. tund won 21-12. Green Bay hind to and three % IU1't trtdict a settle for three field goals by 'huit'r. NEW YORK (Al') — .Joe Na Don Chandler and one by Paul All seven like Uiiftalu's de- Sounds like a simple thing to the Lifetime Sports Founda- die of the lanes, doesn't it? ____________ ____________ - (SAVE 21c) CHUCK 47C I To Leave Cuba 04 r ____ Aussies Whip rea tion (AAHPER) 'I WASHINGTON (Al') — Cutm reportedly has tgreed to let .70 U.S. citizens lvvr Counu')'. Tilt- first arTi4j1s c'uuld fly to New Ork'am tcda aaurcr.s Indicate. ,., —--------------- &' J U. S. Citizens .• • - Physical Education, and 11cc. 1.LB. CAN SWISS . . 21c) LB Crt% (it t'WCl. The plane. which disappear'td on a flight to La PLLz. Mexic-C). has been missing nearly i ok C (SAVE ROUND LB SIRLOIN OR CLUB . Top Choice (SAVE POT LBO C . 4 4 t L PGA Rookie ~rj 411 • i •i' i~ ., I , - • :11 Niagara (PLUS DEPOSIT) .•• WESTERN Spares . 87c SIZE LL48C 20c . CARTONS S SAVE . Fresca KING v _ _ _____ ' • ""' Tb " çatrty of Ctiowchilla. C.alif., hi I and thc'ir four childu'crx. to ROAST 4 resort on the c'Oiist of B:I. Calilornia Tuesday. Cciast Guitrclmt'n rt'i'oru(-cl 'tmily bud been S)CIt1' by n: 1: MIX OR MATCH . .t si who had been mnrnnnt'd ur days on an island alter a $tni'm wrecked their boat. t 38c COPELAND'S LEAN Coast Guard helicopter, search trig for it missing plane. brour.til. back thf. unexpected. a Dandy 4 LI. ''c BUDGET BUNS SAN DIEGO. Calif. (AP — A. - 4'. MEAT asked to remain aric)nyxnr'us. 'She had a wonderful time," said Mrs. Dewey. Chopper Saves (LIMIT: I WITH SS OR MORE ,if LI. SAVE Uc BOLOGNA SLICED BACON PURE PORK SAUSAGE HAMBURGER OF 8 's i ielS WIENERS OR WIENER Los Angeles businessman, who C PALM RIVER • ' LL "C c SAVE rbac ks Classic Play "' LYKE'S a whc'elchrnr. Susan doesn't ) BAG S-LBO SAVE I k rte i : For Cit rus FOOD PORK CHOPS 9 manSsiwd Lalking dog. 'jt'WCd most cii t.ht She sprawling land of Ianthsy from t tj 5c 20.OL Tucsay at Disneyland. I ONN1111111111111116. FIRST CUT WESTERN ,• SIJGAR $ 4 40c LEAN 'N TENDER A ANAHE, Calif. (Al') blonde girl with sparkling eyes A in the lund of make-he lieve and personally met the I Three LitUe Pigs. Susan flewc'v, f, i leukt'mui 'ic't1m from Grand Rapids. — SAVE Qua Oviedo 5f ' , CRYSTAL PUSH • . DIXIE PRICES GOOD THIU WED. JANUARY _____ - "4 LBO QutDy _Top .•.• •3 £1 Sm%rd Ave eature StAkes. _ _ sit Six Gun ____ __ _ _ 10 19 2OL PKG. GOODLUCK ALl. YEAR LONG! ' ' Games p-. -. it I.VtNK E('fl 1111w), It will iii St i'vc Spiirtic'r, . i'ke.2$,198G—.i'nge I A A VI Ne1en I iire Spoi-t Editor lit' I iii stii no Trti;i)i v WI no c' lir_entiliiri Mood n' inn. 2 in n down pit diln ion and hnrt pfl qqpq _____________ q flit' dn flip In rtmlhn II liIctnr for Florida nnItit nnt't' lit nt.'n cnitt't' hun it erhnvk vent Ititti ' (it-lilt. i'liti'e srent qIiinI-vniiltii ('(II1 'i'eili. 'Ilit' WO Philip for the . fail. • • will In' qt'rn In net Iiiii P t rlplelit'nd.'r I,t'glnq Sn tiirdn V. liii flint il:i v I. Ent ly I lint nffrrnonn fl ft't'. l)l'i. I wlit'ti 'ltuiiiii'qi't' (,)fNiqfI ntch ,In• S3rnr1lt' In .1 nekstiiivlllt''s Gii. 'lqIon 'h'w.'r inn • • hnmi's (Snake) Stabler for Ilowi and Sontlierti Method Si... In action ngntnct )llg )fgM 1st plays host to (li'orgln Iii till' . .4 the lanes for all flit' details. ehntnpkin B JOHN A. SPOLSKI I)nllns ('ottoti howl, . • Nehrnskn hi flit' . I hope flint Ole Saint Nick 1'Or those of you Inquiring ° gar Itowi, t'flhIt'gi' ftiotIiill big iin,ne our plans for New Year's Eve, treated you as well as he Ilid Latet flint day In the )bi' this year wng Sportier, who iq for • yours truly. Oh, I don't mean yes, we'll he open then nod 1h Is pt't'tt'l Iii lot, flit' first elioIre Ilowl, luitilui, (;rIe all flit' tIns tiVer the weekend. t1MlllItI(I to lt'fld flit' fig Ten of flit' New York (1 nut . ;irii just this year, hut for providing 4. ('lu'ek our ad in I he 1 1cm hI for our .Iunior Bowling League with rumierup to a s inn slung victory fool hail's n.'t'tlIc'st lt'i, in. Spurritir 14 flip first Soulhflk like Marge Redman, Mac over Soullivrn VV And flint night in the Orange easterti Cotitvretii't' Athlete ever tacLeay, our cncoaches, and see that sentence in print ' Magee, Evelyn Wagner, I'm certain it should he re• - -. /: to account for 2.m)O yards via . Marion • passing In one season. In to Jim Brewer, Dot Johnson, E'e phra'd) Thank you for your comments regular gnnies he necotuited fur and Sarah Terry, Elaine KotI . . .. on our featuring "hew unfit's" 2,11)2 yards nod 18 tOltClttlh)Whis E, Just a i; :. •-.. from our local bowling scene. passing. lie completed 1711 fe These may not be flue highest I'flSP Iii 21)1 attempts. There are others, but these Individual scratch efforts, but Stabler gaInt'tI 9i8 yards pass. . are the more steady and regu- they're gigantic accomplishhug lull Is evetu hitter tliatt flit' lar "helpers" on Saturday flients for the keglers involved. record shows. I Ii' rotnplt'ted 74 mornings. Uhf I i;ve ;IeI F;SI; ST. . Lucy McNeil (if the Cut 'n of 1)4 passes, a pin'notnennl re. This past Saturday, we had Curl team in the Jet Bowler. cord. had he played (or any oii the griotuil, lie had only five lUtwlIt'r, Michigan halfback, nations ninth het riihcr with the .SE( in cnring with 7 I our annual Christmas Party cites League rolled a 160, Royteam ))tit Alabania lie would passes hitercepted. The Gator Howl will feature :j 1.012 yard,; igained nn 197 ra r- points. and it was a smasheroot lyn Wrdin l5, Pat Sumner l6, 'rite Oviedo basketball season have passed more. 'I'lte Crimson l'uirdiii"s (;riese, runhieruip to the passer against the running ries. This pair aecou,nterI (or 22 Etfer kicked 12 fIeld oa1s In Thanks to Sue Jackson, all of Evelyn lritton 171, Liz .Ioiuer Tide was unbeaten auff with a Spurrier Ili III(- Ifelsinan voling, attack. Tenne.qqee'.q junior quar- Tr).-;, with 1-ittle getting 15, 15 attempt.-% and mls-wd only one W ill got underway again Iomorthe kids got free doughnuts and 153 and Ann Morton 1152. Moist defense limiting In rivals li:utl the t,ik(ortnnt, to go up terbuck Dewey Warren led the Georgia, beaten only once (a of 22 conversions. FTe missed In Evelyn Wagner supplied homeTurning our spotlight on tile row night at tilt, Annual Citrus to 37 points for file senson. it against Noire Dame and Mich- SEC In touchdown passes with 7-0; upset at the hands nf Miami, the 23-1. vietnrj nver Georgia Friday AM. holler Molors/ Cla ssic at ltivcrness after a wasii't necessary for Coach Igan State. Tlie't' were the only IR and wa.s second in yards Via.), will furnish a diversified Tech when ono of his own rootNavy Wives League, Belly Bear Bryant to have anyone two selbaek,; f r file Boller. gained overhend with 1,716. attack again.0 SM11 in the CAt-' eri fired a cannon just a,,q Etter Oviedo will be participating Ilurlbutt checked-in with a 170, throw the ball unnecessarily. makers. IIowvv Ir, (;riese still Syracuse haq two great run. tnn Bowl. Rulldoz.;i to witch are' waq ahnut to kick. Pat Cantrell 173, Janet Leon iii this tournament wIth five Stabler apparently ball orders It'd Itig Ten pt'rforin.'rs in ill ners In Floyd Little, the natk,n's quarterback Kirby Moore, Rem.toore can pass and run and 160, Suzy Reno 179, .limL Gold other teams frotuu the Central to carry flit' ball when ever pus. gatiut's in sri'rin with RI points, fourth hest scorer with 92 nit'. Jenkins and little Fohhy .fenkins is a workhorse as a ball 165 / 472, Marcella Brewster 190 Fiori(ln area. sible for lie gaIned 396 yards 2) niori' thiilu runnt'riip Jim points, anti Larry Csonka, the . • tter, Georgia's kicker who led carrier. Oviedo's first game will ho and the same score for Gladys I4akevit'w, whose only against Edwards, Janet Wolter 152, : . Caroline Hardy a benut of a loss this season has l)Cen .1 213, Alice Best 176, Marian against Lyman's Gryhiounds. SImon harper 1185 been luav. Magee 167. Ing an extremely good season for the Lions In the scoring deMARION MAGEE pnrtment totaling over 28 mInts grown tangelo oranges. And per game. Harper has been the then we had individual presents leading scorer iii every game for everyone in the league. DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—lbillits 011, (;riwo Ilay .1. 11(d) Ilityes this season and has twice scored The battle the fan.i have been lonking for enmes off tonight Of along with soft drinks . . . the heats herb Addvrley t.wke on 'I'!) passis from 1)on M'redith. over 30 points. in the featured Ifith race at the Sanfortj-Orl.inijn Kennel Club. • whole. enjoyable deal. H Oviedo has two fine rebound- Hurt tnrr rompletus only six of 2) puissi's and in ituterrepted By T111 S.SOCfATEfl PRFSS fieldThe match pits three-time winner Prince Cnmmej against A good time was had by all era, Harper and Wally Jarnigan twice. hayes ruiuus MS yards with a pilot ritiarn but, the touchof the top sprinters at the track. The R.K. Hutchings acø and to all of these folks, thank Niagar;, may never face will he put to who have averaged nearly 20 (IOWU is Wilft'(l iiut by a penalty. . the real test tonight as he will he going against n No, this ill no prediction. This is what happened Auv. 20 UCLA on the basketball court. a lineup that include.,; frish Tray. Mr. Whirl, Kn k tit re-bounds per game and will be of this area with one of the bitt Its coach. Jim Maloney. Robust Robin, Dirk.sen, Kim lending the 1ions defensive ef- before a sellout crowd of 75. d finest, best-supervised young 504 in the Cotton Ilowl. It was gaines, including the exhibi- thinks his team may have been Clark and f.G.'s Artemis. forts in the Citrus Classic. JANET LEON adult programs in the ent1 beaten by the best team in Lakeview has a taller team only an exhibition game but It tiotis. the The Prince drew the No. 7 state, nation. Don't think for one minute, compared to Oviedo with a 6 gave the Cowboys the idea they 1)all;is must in' pl;uining "Lotlisville", said Maloney post position for the hotbox however, that we didn't have foot 10 inch pivot.man compar- can handle the Packers Sunday India; Retain superlative bowling, too. Take ed to Harper who is 6 foot 5 Ili the National Football Lengtie -surprises for I,onibardi's men "has got one of the best clubs event with hardSfinishin g Irish: Triy In the outside FailBarbara Rhorer for an exam- Inches. If the Lions can get past title game, hn'causi' thii'y are holding closed I've seen in a long time." i breaking Robust Robin drew the Davis Cup ple. Barb clipped a 218/522 set. this handicap, their full-court "I'm sure they put a lot or workout. this week with even It may be that Maloney wa rail which causes the event to Do you remember II. 11. press should prove effec•' quite emphasis on the game," saiti (lie press barred from the field. making allowances for Louis.' I shape up as the most exciting , M E 1 B 0 U a N E. Australia McGlbbeny and his ALSAC five. Coach Vince Lombardi of the Coich Tutu Lan(iry meets yule's having beaten Niagara event since th e opening night ':Pi -- Australia has retained bowler's promotion? Well, all Although seasonal records Packers after the contest. "But newsmen twice a day and 98-73 in a first-round game at inaugural handicap. I • the Davis Cup, the top prize In ' of you league secretaries get don't prove anything because that's no alibi. We certainly tuakes his pl;i'ers )vaihIt)Ie for the Quaker City tournament at. amateur tennis. for the third set for a personal letter from neither of the teams have play- didn't cotite (iU%Vfl here to lose. interviews hut the rest is a clark Philadelphia. but Lew Alcindor I Mr. Mae about the biggest ed similar opponents. Lakeview The Cowboys dropped Starr and secr( o f itraight year after a determined and Co. notwithstanding. he ' -t even deep ill the Ifeart, locally sponsored promotion sports a better log having lost his backup inan, Zeke BratkoW T may be right at that. bid by upstart India. NORWAI,K. Conn, (APi you've ever seen, only one game In the first five ski five times for losses of 57 . Wes Un.seld. the 68 junior 'Janis Jean E'errari. of San ' Roy Emerson, the Aussfe' This gentleman surely de. games of their season comparyard. , ; intercepted three passes who is making n serious bid for J Francisco. ;I 19-year old pro. ~ ace. clinched the Cup by beating serves a lighted heavenly ed to two losses for Oviedo All-America recognition. scored was named Ladies PGA Rookt' R;im;inathan Krishnan 6.0, 6in anti recovered two fumbles. Kansas City candle for all of his time and their first five encounters. 20 points and hauled in 26 re-:0f the Year by ( Cowboy fans take heart In the , vmir Digt-st 10.8 in Wedne-idny'i opening • • efforts toward St.. Jude There will be six teams In the memory of that gauiie when Magazine th)(I.ty. hounds for Louisville, No. 2 'iingl's match. Upcoming is a Youth Bowling Cblldren's Research Hospital, Classic Including Oviedo. Three Packer backers sound off HbOUt ' ---------------------'--'--'— the Associated Press poll. Championship Tournament of , games will be played nightly climbing all over the I)ahlas In other games in the tourn,i (fl)) KANSAS CITY We're having a good time, and there will be no climinathe BPAA, limited to graduatteam froin the Eastern Confer' Aniong the seven American Ing seniors, which will offer with the Split the Uprights pro- tions as the teams will be lulay ence. I fl)IhilIl Lc;igtjt' quarterbacks ranked Michigan State 61 •3 $'n,000 in college scholarships. motion. You know, just roll the Ing for places. Dallos residents also recall who'll N. watching flip Kansai behind a tough zone defense, ON 100 BRANDS ball ten consecutive times be- Tue Oviedo-Lakeview game another exhibition game in 1965 Cit }'-ilUflnlo More on this later. ('hampionshui)) Princeton beat Howling Grevil • • tween the 4.6-7-10 without will begin at 5:30 p.m. at Cit. Starting in 1967, the Amer- knocking any of them down and rus High School at Inverness. when the Cowboys held thtt' gamut' Sunday. thiri pick Kan• 8773 and Syracuse took L.iS,illc Packers without a touchdown sa City. otic ('aIR t a toss up 118-84. Ican Association for health, you win a prize. ' ZIA. 1 P Bowl — . PETER BROWN. the "Chad Cooper" of the TV series, "Ljredo," will APpear daily from Mcrnday N. 'S ' I: �... . .. -. . ...• ._ • • -..•..... . . ...i - . •. .. . .• . ... : •.___ • . k - . -1'. . . •. -- . - - - .....A- - u._• ._._-i-- --& u: -M-- n- .1 tri.1 .-.-•• - 1.-. 1a_.__ ..__ .... . ...• • . . .. -. - I • - I F'. S N S onsumer Buying Plans Treated With -•1 C olemnity ; - - Despite cinnot. It seems, be placed in sales sire iinpecteclly low, floes be admit S. t .. .. MV he will prospects Tflake smafler ependiturt' and a the same eategor3 as business Christmas sales were not as er? Does he ever sire good and that be wnn't Or does he mt let group of households studied smaller working apace, IntenUons. Business plans are great as merehant. had hoped. cut decision? when the economy irns by those that hd spend made were drift rmU', often th board and some retail food prices fell.' the matter of made Inner UIRecognizing this uncertainty, told researchers they had no in- clown. remind is as ceo- room. Consumer plans are partly because of consumer I th e National Bureau of Eeonom- tnttnn to buy. But what does he do when the the am= today as made Infnrma1l', over the sisurnc'e. Another finding: C.onsumers outlook is uncertain? That's the ,omkally Important table. There's nothing In just the -automotive area. Ic Research, a reputable private the chances arc great. question, and its one of today's the ,xp'Ioratkma of the heavens, kitchen I consumer restst.sinc'e si1renIy Is group, has borrowed a term who said p. yera, consumer buying definite about them. torecatting: rr that flit\- would buy sin nbject'bigg"t economic problems too. weather the cristing m antiIn cturors; anti sup from OM have been treated What the consumer In the distant rat-her than the WIth gteat solemnity. Now researcher be Intends to do, pliers tens of millions of dollars ProbabillUtMu, ver near future often made the Mnre than 2(tfl spedes of Instead of referring to eon e consumer studies show. Isn't always what In de1avd or canceled sales finding that e'ie th The bureau Actual purrhne4' in the near Pe-'(seoan fith stre believed or krnwn at he actualtv dcwt.. Thus we fran- nips th.,I surveys had Indir..qtpd stimer interitinns, utomaton he poisonious. the rind. to determine attempts the word 'irnez would occur, Other sludics Also are tinder responds to stimuli as a light st.aifll.c find Dart, the con,4umer evrr ad- prohAbility that the! consumer i NEW YORK. (APi easy enough to It to a research- One of the first findings was it's prehases in the spend when ''cinomic most a clear- that rnfln1-ln'ç( with Can t huF I will follow through an the stated way now to mnrc Pr( mit to himself that he wrin' tumor purchases. consumer'slnumtinns _Inrecentweeks.automobile _ theearhehadintendedto? The termineconsumermnUvaticuris. _ _ _intention. Page_ 2A - VICtflRt1 (AP) nlr force. with two prknner tnkn Searc or nnl 4fl Tiielny 1w had weather, h S Verm' rr,RiI c' altered qkirmkheq The jrrnth ti prc'vinusq Inrgc'-qrnle from 33 ;ulnnes Dec. 28. 1966 •- ONOGRAM:: M / QUM - L GRAIN RICE I tSIOWff item ...Ever y T.ime II hss) 4.. w..Ir.iJ. __ FYNE- ___________________ A P BISCUIT MIX PLIOFILM SEALED lAG 6l4° FLAPSTAX 1 PANCAKE MIX 43$ ELSEWHERE S $ I I • JOWLS or mscou1 2460 PARK AVE. HAM HOCKS II II I i IL I iI 1 • I .11 1 £ II 7%ozM&RTHAWHITE II CORN MUFFIN ML IX i REGULAR OR s M 49C : I . 3c* MARTHA WHrM - .,rt I QUNM HOG I L1 . II MIX SALE! TASTE 9 SATURDAY I. -• .sIy ,Pss p COFFEE oPENmL7; THURS. 8I.9 hø from 'nr'r, hin I 1 LOW PRICE! 3 LB CELLO HOURS: MON.1TUES WED. o "You 11 Save on ]Ever CY* low 2460 PARK AVE. 1 "t VVIR1117 7""tb4 -~hnr jjod fr(,m Aeridentiq 'n 1944 *17 Cl q I I - E RYDAY EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI Wit. in hnre of the airlift T.. ed i 1% ItS Air thr' tiic'taliiin auiul 1w late today A,,terirnn military rouirnnnnts, ITS, air trikes against North the rlemilitarlied ione Tueri mv nther cause. i'or1in !0 liqlrd oolv ! Vie-Imirri .,mrs, hRmlo-rerl again with fivo, rair1q, hitting dvilil It's( riqPtl 4) W. or iiii, Vnr' h r,, ________________ 1 t, Now rtmtnrt flik afternoon will, a tn prki, ,ss4 LONG r;n. roop1 ir.r'y'r -rn killrd 29 Virt fleffn wnq the Isirge.0 nperaflon nron 2.1 mileq Routhwettt of the ltpnlceqmqn RA14. -ails Amoril- An fliern Akm nm)nded; ennq I.; t., j.j ymmrfi ,Ifi jillillied Collar Ili thr tipetiltig lilint;ett of relinded by flip Virtrinmeqr, Anti (,rnfrni ronqtal rfty rif Tijy lion. linrafronlien; lla~ry 3jk Vorct, jl';jjj% II I nd Ajdent.q ---- ]H[ii)il L il3r4 1 hnnker the wetuIe.I on a Viet ('wig airnuupi- jutted. In $ Ilia a 0 Operation h-Destroy ke rnrntrnciprr ran into no rn,inItIeq were terr,e(I "Very homherq made two rakJ on tar. jet pt)o$ flew only . South Vietnam today. micqIon. or about l5) individual S'ith Vietnam. v,nc'n, pflrfl. nppiit;iiIon when lii jtIfllpNl. nt,t ek In Inlontt- The mtil$ireui,nrnl lm lonned mit ncrnsq ti('e id' der1i ,, lr e'ttnliir Dcc.28,19t two the Srinth VIetltntnf'r )vnt onduct 'arnn and icperteri troop wa in the Dion Rieru Phu area, matte the hfg ar,irhiute jtinn n W Momvar, c'ommantter of the Air Fnrcoh. . , 40 tier cent Viet Cong forre of unknown rnticentrnfirin 15 mileq wp!;t-! in the waittorn pRrt of Mor- h !ho "e" "i"th tbo' ~"et The large wifle nild. 12fl mi1e west southwest of t4nI of the paratroopers were In 5174'. Th e ouitrome of the riuritart. norlhweqt of the northern ritv of Vietnam. and at stnrae area destroy operation Ihue. Another wave hammered arid rail yards in the sotithern was not known at inst reports. Flit Ynun Tucaday by grotund tt-nnp., lieu- gun. Amrrk'auu troops reported- jutrcI I,, Jutuping. A Viuhin,nt'qp spokeanitiu arulcl The govr'mn,uirnt, sweep In the an enenriv supply and training , spctinn of the country, the Iv will be ult'Vt'InII,'uI In ;unrts of (:FTTr.A(;O (tPJj-Ae'Trfents copter-borne units and PO . jump In ot rhttte two Ito to o Vietnamese SAIGON. South ... - 41 C I H 9c 69$ ELSEWHERE a - II S I' ,I: H I o SERVE WITH . 33 c 'I S 4 I ii I p BLA U LIS EYEPEAS&RICE. I H S , I I I )•..' SAVE6$ON2LBS... - EVERYDAY SAVE OP 204 COMPARES ...... MMEN DAVID WINES 4/5 QUART $1 29 I I .....e...... .. ...._.•e•• . PROB SAVE LOW ABLY UP PRICE PAY TO S 41" SOFT WEVE BATHROOM TISSUE FOR SAVE UP TO 31L.EVEIYRAY. CANADIAN ALE _ BEER OR $1.98 12a E-Z OPEN CANS..........12 ALE oil 4 - p 2/29C ELSEWHERE. Ii ROYAL banana pudding & pie filling I 411" .'-1.56 566 PLYMOUTH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE It SAVE UP TO 254-.EVERTUT UBBY'S ASSAF MIEN 3r 1' 79' 874 86 CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 794 876 84 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 611" 1.11 116 9199' .-.1.11 186 3189' -.994104 CAMPBELL'S MEAT BASE SOUPS CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP Will LISUEUI TINY TENDER PEAS - ' 4 , IVERYPAYPROB... 'Ott SAVE LOW ABLY UP CAMPARE.1 PIKE 95 Y'S BANANA P9PEIS 4 ' CLOSED I IL MMP VILL BE ______ BRAND 16oz CAN. 2123C ELSEWHERE - Discount Health and T A ds, LISTERINE uOO... i THROAT i•-4 ' Be 106 5 ' I II I S PROS- SAVE LOW ABLY UP (VIRYRAY You PIKE PAY TO I RIGHTS SAVE UP TO 11C... EVERYDAY DEC. 31st QUANTITY 1 MILK FED VEAL CUTLETS THINCUT HEAT & EAT FISH STICKS CHUNK BOLOGNA 2iTO3 LBS MORRELL PRIDE PORK SAUSAGE LB ROLE. 4" 302 492 592 1E 392 492102 392. 5E. 2E. NAPOLITANA PIZZA PIE io SE. 69210, SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE 692 792102 PACKER LABEL SALTINES 99' 1" 21' 99 1" 20 KEN-i NATION DOG FOOD tG.ItUvI* 6i1"41.05 54 PEAL DOG FOOD "'' 6i1"44.05 56 oru FOIEA 409 CLEANER 794 94 1(34 12 Z39 104 JUMBO DASH UtINDIY DEILRGENT GIANT SURF $flE*%T 59' lUC tic 1 GIANT TIDE DETERGENT 1 ___ - am Jon It 5jIEIWOO ppf flflS TIAPPEYS FROZEN YAMS LIUYxnaWNK F/G-riturT "n ___ C"6 __ F DECEMBER 29 PKG OF 18 59 ELSEWHERE '4- n"0% silo Silo ' TOMATO JUICE 55 5 3 . 19' 294 io6 I 311",Z-1.11 176 Ii 69' 856 166 GOLD SEAL GLASS WAX u..cis 3i1"185 856 KL MONTE GOLDEN CM 16-cAms caum -amo 4i8V 920 30 ''' 9199' .-I.3O 316 CUT GREEN BEANS 1 411" N'S1Q8 4 DEL MONTE CUT GREEN REAMS IL . S - Daliy-Fresh PUMPERNICKEL LUNCH MEAT....., 0 • • RED • I. SWEET POPCORN POTATOES 294 374 494 itiuo S S . . , _ LB FANCY REP SSS LB. FIRM GREW CABBAGE , GRAPES 6159$ ELSEWHERE FRESH SWEET LUSCIOUS SAVE 11C...EVE1YDAY • 8" LEMON 01 COCONUT S 2l LB BOX RAND $1.79 IL ILL I.; I -, yeth I '1 COQKQUIK5 ? . ' ,on1y 894 694 COTTAGE CHEESE LI 2 9$ cue I PARTY BREADS i..& Clivc.kwagan : IEEE CUBE STEAKS 5.Ss .......................••Ie•,. BAKERY DEPT. ' I - P000 FAIR PIESK : SLICED RYE OR L15 WX - FOOD PAIR VILAL UEADED STEA . KOSTER'S lOoz THIN .•........ 29$ •• SSS 5tl" 'I.35 354 0 & C POTATO STICKS NO DEPOSIT SO.SOFT BATHROOM TISSUE 1CIOt.LPIG 77' 1" U' LUIPHEIE 6 EATWELL GREEN LABEL TUNA FISH S 6" 10' 13It 34 101".L25 254 8:P' "1.(I 8 C I THURSDAY NEW! SAVE UP TO 2$C...EYEIYDAY. INITMORE 51"S1 45' 411" 111" 38' 5I1 SIt" 65' PROU.. SAVE UP ABLY PAY TO PRICE STOKELY'S TOMATO SAUCE RED BIRD VIENNA SAUCE LIBBY'S POTTED MEAT 'icu.s % GALLON CTN, CLAPPS STRAINED 1 YOU COMPARE.1 38' 495 fl ALL BRANDS - ALL VARIETIES I • 452 492. 4. 9 P.M. FOOD -S IS 1 FRAN CONTACu..4i.....rn.. $1.33 14 I CORNISH HENS QUICK FROZEN GRAD! A OPEN 'TIL LOZENGES - S I : FARMER GRAY ALL MEAT SKINLESS & £ EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY S 95 4" 14. 952 4"24& • 392 SE 202 U 792112 492 592102 492 SE. 10. SKINLESS FRANKS 231 LB BAG SMOKED SAUSAGE 231 LB BAG PRICES e FULL CUT ROUND STEAKS U.S. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAKS U.S. CHOICE SLICED BEEF LIVER QTR. SLICED PORK LOIN CHOPS LEAN MEATY SPARERIBS FIRST CUT RIB P01K CHOPS SKINLESS FRAN KS 12oz p IF DENTURE TABLETS. 59 ELSEWHERE __ TIME CAPSULES. 149 ELSEWHERE BABY LB 29c S...... . hi & 2nd. I LAVORIS.....0*00*09000000000 EFFERDENT.....000*0053C . WHOLE RAGGED !: FRYERS DAY AND THE DAY AFTER. JAN. I I Beauty YEARS I1 I GRADE ANTISEPTIC.95c ELSEWHERE . LOW PRICE 29 396106 595 196 106 431L0$ 16 SPNAIPAPPLEJELLY 's UAFTM*YONNA1SE OCEAIWIAYQAIPEYSAEE I I• ...... 294 396 4 SUNAUIGIA?EJELLY - • TO 45 496 44 POLESLICLDPINEAPPU 4 PAY •0 EVERYDAY 40 60 fl 994 64 379' .Bi6 BUDDY BOY PEANUT PUTTER ROSEDALE PEACHES CANS 10 FOR $1 JUICE DRINKS ••••••••••• 3169' 756 66 411" ..l.16 164 DEL MONTE TOMATO CATSUP ' '°' FRENCH WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE 'JUNE BOY FRESH KOSHER DILLS ILI 9t: EO..S........2 LBS • (I out ! .COMPAREI I 290 100 3u1" "hul 174 68 894 216 75' 794 46 1Ol" .l.1O 104 4i1" $al.08 86 3$' 596 214 2155' 'i 584 34 49' 634 144 ê55' 79' 994 04 7:1""-l.OS 96 CHOCOLATE JUMBO PIES GULF ROACH & ANT BOMB . tL. JOHNSON'S PRIDE AMERICAN BEAUTY VEG. SOUP -' DEL MONTE ZUCCINI PANTRY PRIDE POTATO CHIPS SUN MAID SEEDLESS RAISINS __ FACTORY PACKED SUGAR siaim cupps STRAINED BABY FOODS CRISCO SHORTENING31.9c" CAMPBELL'S VEG. BASE SOUPS OL 16 160 if . EVERYDAYI FYNE-SPRED SOLID I EARLY! 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New Port Richey, Pie. Mrs. June Ioydstwt Byrd Trailer Park Cocoa. Pie. Henrietta Frasier 322 Duke Street lrooksvilie Pie. Pearl M. Jackson 405 Lake Drive Chuluota, Pie. Mrs. 5. 0. McKay 626 Stark Lake Cir. Oco.., Florida Dorothea F. b.c. 1361 Colkq. Point Winter Pork, Pie. Pauline A. Walker 1?. 1, lox 776 Seal?. Springs, Pie. Anna P. Wright Whispering Pines Tr. C?. Large, Pie. Sam Taylor 1% N. Hercules Cl.arwetor, Pie. Stephen louis 227 Park Circle S. Dunedin, Pie. Mrs. Mabel Heard 4201 Say Villa Ave. Tampa, Pie. $1.19 • 'Can xpcchd* cI lr.aiiston.'s SSAVIsI Borden's Mrs. Donna Perkins 242 Iryan Drive lndloiantic, Fla. 75c Crabmeat . . dairy Imo Jewel Adams 5154 3th Ave. N. St. Petersburg, PIe. lb. Ente aining? Fresh Pasteurized Deluxe $100.00 WINNERS Latti. I. Graham 145 Ave. U. N.K. Winter Haven, Pie. Welter W. Carr 324 Seers Ave. Daytona leach, Pie. . . . . . . . . . . . . Cream Cheese SAVE 4c1 Ii.. Sonnet Margarine . . . - . . . . . . . . ................. . . ,. . . . . a , • • . . . • . 9" ft 39 0 2'' 690 16. • • • . . .. . . . 29 .Of .. - 4_•_ I I •4 • 3, - $1 SAVE 9½c! F6P Cream Style 4:1 ... j 'I $100.00 WINNERS 100 Sausage ....................5 1A.. ENJOY THE H PPY ar 9 at. -4 Tampa. Florida Onion Rings ................2° 310 ..... - Mrs. Betty Friedel 3604 liver Grove Dr. ObC French Fried Tuna Spread . ........ s MOW compovtinent Paper Plates .............. OPT ?tI1* WiiI(5 11T1 0010 YHI PACW... CARD TODAY At rusLl rO AN $XCUINO N?W WAY TO WIN CASPI our Cream 790 to ll Potato Sticks................ 410 SAVE 31c! Libby's Vienne 14 , ! NGE , GINGER ALE Topp Drinks I 12 ...\.. , ..• kobey'sShoestring —. ORA •.:..:.. -• . 3½0L 1 can Mixed Nuts i to Onion Soup Mix .......... z: 37' 4•., . . 2 caa 225' (for party dips) Lip Pr ;•'.\ . Vegetable Soup pp- . . 2 33' SAVE 4c'Campbell's \ \••• 1• 19' °" Soup P AL __ , SAVE 4c' Campbell's Chicken-Noodle ' - There are mans' styics of Now Year hospitality1 Here are five suggestions—from formal to casual: TRADITIONAL: eggnog or champagne, fruit coke, white sake, caviar and cream cheese with melba toast, nii, stuffed dat. almond candies. AFTER-DINNER: demi-tasse, brandy or 11qtPftM camembert or roquefort cheese with saltines, petit fours, fruit bowl, nuts, choelates. BUFFET: turkey, ham, lobster thermidor, stone crab claws, shrimp impaled on cabbage head, macaroni with cheese, potato salad, pickled peaches or pears, "finger" salad (celery, carrot, Cucumber sticks, olives and sweet pickles, buttered pocketbook rolls, fruit cake, macaroons, coffee. CASUAL: stuffed eggs, cold cuts, rye bread, dips, potato chips, hog jowls, black-eye peas, cheese chunks, pretzels, cliii pickles, coleslaw, salted nuts, "finger" salad, cheese cake, fruit bars, coffee. TEEN PARTY :Pizzas, hot dogs and rolls, hamburgers, frenchfries, potato chips, coleslaw, olives and pickles, cokes and sodas, brownies, peanuts. Hope these checklists help. Happy New Year! ¶ BE SURE TO PICK UP YOUR NO. 37 RACE CARD TICKET THIS WEEK AT PUBLIX! 49' ' SHOPPING Is PLEASURE vE - 4 • Sttmaens Assorted Crazy Snack • .; Crackers SAVE 2c! Realomon Reconstituted . , .. ' •, Pk9 . 24 Lemon Juice Dole Crushed Hawaiian 1• . bat. U O 3.51 All stores will close at regular time on Sat and 49 35c Pineapple ............. ca2n ( Harvard Beets 22 Choco ateSyrup health &- be-auty 1t.jd ister ne 71 • frozen food% -. . SAVE 4c! Hershey's 4 )\\ .:j.' l, 16o. ç l •-•..L. - — C> SAVE1Dc!1,u.tAuort,d Frozen Dinners altia NaM t'elaks.. Mealtime Maid Ir.ai*.d Veal Sfeab.,. Holloway House Bell Perlrfrc Hash Drowns... Sole Fillets.... Gorton' s EW, Cake Frozen Patties. Mrs. PVs Pmft S Fish Sticks..... caii LIST PRICE 'I 9 140L. i bot. LIST PUCE $2.25! Rue. or Hard-To-Hold Adorn - /,sif our dairy and dehca+es .en departments f or an out ;+aning choice ot imported nd domestic cheeses and delicious dips for your holiday nFer1aining. I I i LIST PRICE S'149' a . . c - ra Right Guard 1° I 20C C R YST .• A ane (list P" Bufferin Tablets 100 1 • SAVE bTa Green EXTRA rr Deodorant •..••... Su Ct. - ga LS . EXTRA ngamp Ciuwams.t.Nut ' - Pepper Steak - with • - e .tb.v purchases of $5.00 or "we) pkg. For Teen 'i ;x . 00 can SAVE 29c! Lindsay PM4 S~S.00 OR P MORE - _ - . ~'A •• 256 _______ 4110010" SOL gas. lao mow SAVE 24c! HelImsea $ Whale Eg 0 89C Swift's Proton lone-In lb. S Swift's Premium Boneless Imperial Juicy Fresh lb. 20 Pop Corti..... - I I ds .•. lb. Swift's Premium Beef :' - C (PVD[IX • I 1b, 8 9c %M*NkTs For Parties, 1-Minute OCIC . Swift's lensless Top latoes S ,• b.99 Special! All-Purpose - 4 Steaks. . ... Club Steaks. lb. 99 Round Steaks 99'C down produce lune• Pot Roast.. . 79 DffAnl' *ou Pears Roast .... . . 4c Beef Roast.. lb. 891C l b . Short Ribs. . . 49c Lettuce waft 41, C 29 \ 2 Ms. (Ilm schleltz 99 Swift's Premium Protcn T-BONE Firm Western Iceberg Ripe 010ives ... 3 a 'I. ayonnaise.... 7 49 SAVE . C 0 • • • • INC 59 oer.... Pep-Isp C lb. each quart I Swift's Premium Delicious Swift's Boneless Inglish Cut 2W Masole - ' Sirloin Steaks Swift's Premium Tender Key °' 59c Sliced flam C.p4'sFresh Hickory Cured Smoked Sausage 59c Parties! Perfect 12 45c Tantow Wieners . - • 20 ox. pkg. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVERNMENT INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 16 as. Herman's O.'an,e Bond Cooked or Baked SAVE 25c! Swift's Preinluim Asso,'tsd r 6 as. ox. pkg. 10 as. 79c 6 9c SSc 59c Cook-Quik Cubed or 49€ Ss.. . . . . Spkp $1. 0 • 4 Sara-las 17 29 59 29 59 -• Tomato Juice 4 I : 690 Chase& Sanborn . ~5 - I b. . 2 lb. Bologna e e 2 9c 4Sc 6 9c 14 (Limit 1 please Gilleffe . '• • Maple Brand Skinless Swift's Premium Sliced o pk9. • l b. • j. • SAVE Sc! Libby's Tangy edtamps aua .vriei up 5w" Scosint6Bc ...s sawmsoo __ ines : 39c • Stick SAVE 34c! All Grinds Coffee EXTRA —n - Sruftei . 15 Ha r Spray • . • TEAFLAKE day Mon., Jan. 2nd Block Hawk Boneless Dainties Swift's Lazy Maple Brand lb. Sliced Bacon 0 0 s Style Swift's Premium Brairnschovetegiero 0 Lazy 12 ... Sairsage Link C RISP , will be closed all Greenwood Tasty - lath's 2-lb. bag 2 Pc ass SANFORD PLAZA Hwy. 17.92 and Onora Dr., Sanford HOURS: MON..., 1UIS.. WID., SAl.: 5:30.7:00 THURS., 111.. 5: 10 900 - SEMINOLE PLAZA Cau.Ib.rry HOURSi MON. INRU SAT. I A.M..9 P.M. 9 �.. . '. _ ' ---- -------------- - ------w-,- - -. - -- Mrvloo" LkUULLIIII T-:•---: - .-.•.• .1• i sound oon avr __ ou t to retrieve your letter. if your letter hasn't left the poetoffles, and yon can DEAR MRS. X: The res- Identify yourself adequately, (at your expense) and If it him, then what would you ants want only to pl ease. SO a word to the wise should hasn't been delivered, they'll have? A two-timing husband who pulled every trick In the I A DEAR ARBY: While walk- office and pick it up person- Ing d own th e street yesto day, I saw a mailman emptying one of those sidewalk ally. This may sound like a lot of red tape, but It's not letter in that bin. and she DEAR ABBY I tolaphon- wtutu-d it back. The mailman ed an unmarried man-about- I. I I against the rules and he couldn't give it to her. Site yelled even louder that she could prove it was HER letter and site wunted it back. Then he tried to tell bar what she would have to do to got It, but she ref used i ~' ~ I 11," ~ 9=1)# / , f i "1 I ~ . I It1 I 4I 0 r' problems on Dear Abb, Bo 611700, Los Angeles, Cal. flOOflO. ers ublished reply, inclose a self-addresmed, stamped envelope. to Have a Lovely Wedding " mend $1.00 to Abby. Box 69700, Angeles, Cal. 90069. 6653 965 * J10752 *Q105 * 1PLO.J5 Lu.c!.ATJ LLE 1%.. ~ , ~ -3 - % Said HIC 3 X.T. Pass Pam C'4¼ $ plays low from dummy East DAll POLL'S —1 think I I)LAII POLL —'1 o remove tile - garment First utt utt'i for about 81 rimnuins, tilt, stain . If iZ 7-~ ~ 40 ~ 1 I1 . A 1 . that wnrls well on one !BII 11(11 on another —POLL 110LIX'S 1111011LEhl It I "', -. , tflMU ii DID... DID*-tXl72V ,' must 41 '. Should all (if iny dreatieb in- in i bright voiorr? I huve gray huir, ! overweight. 0* i I 1 -to LIKED 'TW' NF)L'T LINES I) t .I I /1: GUESS A FEI.LA' COULD GET USED 70 A wa No GWV~f 100D.AUH RICK PICK ISAN.DOE! - *TkA-r - -1 N . . ,V.T,44 --!~ 2>4~t C' .4.. calt OPTI M GUVAWCV S*TeAk NOT 0hL GUIDE5 M4LE5 O T405T,tr CA H POR TETIN BOMB RU 51JCh 5Y51M OVINE A %AITY WITH . .. IMUA1 I . :,; ; v, • --i MINP SIT L_ - 1 I 0 - I 1 I 1 I.I1 _____ _____ W ~, 4 /Al .: . F* I 1 I " i,t ~ A ,. .1k I 1. - - T'READ- II - .. 4 MM -- _________________ -- 0.9 value _______ ij - w 5 ' - -i • / - 4- )•I .\ t -. • _____ - . NBC severity of the case and I th' limit. $ Of . ,1 . it -.1,OW. _-Z." -, t 1_.~.~=~_ ,i - 1 (Alf 1. -.., Oallclous food Catirteaus service Moderate prices -- ' CAPETERL4,91, I RUNDO - . 1 Iii , ,-0. ,.:,,. ,,a& I n3JUi* -Y 'Iit !t5OUIWt I - - _________ / / 0 0 GIRLS ABC eunintent- niatic-i have different heart beat '%h it • Wki 0704 owarc1 K. ~ room of I Dr. Hahn has completed a t.. '' the put year at eofe., n th e study based on tests of waking ator and one o! .hC country. Mr. child which ~ arld - I Is from conventional treatment. host I 'm interested in is ' 4:30 'IlL 6:20 esc rruzth - is r- , Pal4 WiI th the JhQ'610 *1 4'.:11U15- n,. r a t e s than 9:00 F.M. r's His -n - LOUNGE re iii - S OPEN 3IL1 46 Vorligunts tood 47 hlliiiie _I_•_a 111:111O lie%'es Ili asithinattes the balaii,.-e I is thiturbed. - . avid to • __17___II vf a (1) The Nurses 00 ( Tb•&hUarne Ihehu Di is hopeful that BOWN dtacovszed v•-'_ - AR19 -- - L that UNGE VALDEZ HOTEL OOWNTOWN SANFORO -_ A REAL ACHIEVEMENT 'L'v,Y S th e - ~ Thu wts8terit tind of tile Azov thina attack. Mi tuachills03 Call , Se* in Russia Is known as thu nucasure physchologicaj reac"I'uti'iil ca" h't'tsuo or Its ttu;ii b trsciii the budlu W4.t' AOY - _-`11"11111s THE C140w 0' iu s.' — SPECIAL ,I I - Musuil drawa. - r _____________ 7 AS! 444 W - ir'iES BOWLING (This J.5 1, 1 6 7 1 - ir 1 . ri_ — __________________ F' AI - 10:00 P.M. II 'U j - - - -. ----- u A**4A&I PU4 PRODUCTS iitss 0* ti* TAAI PARTY NEW nvv YEAR'S e - AVIATION SHOES FREE -,. SQL - - - _____ --_ - - , MAW Alit TAXI CIRTIPICAT1111 COVIRS ANT194 ii.s. MOS T C E NT RAL FLOI0A PQINIS c4II IACHIO IN ON HOUR Oa( __________________- HOLIDAY SPICLAL ' IN711ILCOUCTION FLIGHT ! I 801otfood bl W..ruu aWe 4t ion) if .I,) It, the becter ,.-umary 1 41 well its physical factors .iuvh SAT , coin used In /111 I Learn to FLY ! Doctors bt'ttce that etfltion he Truth 0enerall Hospital L)Un* t t, Ra'hcr hu atrnusphrt, Gaggle ~said Dr. Kahn. they achieve i'h ....... - -I Another T (3) YOU atozn. ty'! 1011ife (6) House P&rty (9) A Tinto FL)r 2 :59 (D) ABC News (9) u!t1, John t L.i* 1 Wo bratiches which work in op-' t 0 0 each other. uifurmued i.uLlverSat LuLI.I TurnsI P 0ne speeds up the heart. -the I I'Aijewor(i (0) The Nowlyvie tid uy. I . art. controlled b the dutOnofflic (6) A. Th. World 3,UO rence, John Scali. Ray Dr Hahn e I:55 1 '31 ) News 2:30 said t• 1:15 (2) Focus Two (6) athnna attai News d5.P.rus.r ..- Q,,_ - (ri) 42 Spitnish coin A -. '/11/ .\ / . - ji ' . . SPECIAL $5.10 39 Southern m ini ______ ' Newoellne sayinp ___ I . - .p ,' (. ________ i , - is:55-4-00 i l cusse-1 thij aiwor nows ldve=3 Admission is based on (un Talk ~i 15 - 35YaborItI animinal ~ . . . Ilk 0 r_I 34 Noun auffix lik_& II . GAMBIT Rome Ta.e Away Three.' 0 WS Ca ... f 01 3 '— ' ;PPAP ( S•.• - I- TME OWPT maew-. - ,. _ 32 lie j ___, , ' .ertiy 1 _2 _3 (9) R1 - - 5 ye7 YoUng bit P 30 31 MawUllne 0 _= L. V Tear Into shreds 33 Trifler icoll) 23 Brefikfast foud 34 Lifele" 28 Established . 1 IE' HE , i , X±_:~ 12:63 1 1- I 1 a If \ abroad. for Tomorrow 24'itibls . ... MYBIK5? ' - 1;O0 A.M. OW. Esso PSI PRISON I HWY 17.13 & ONORA ROAD 333.714* flying Seminole 3 IL11 iASi oe oiuo 0$ NINW*Y dl? 3632O III , 1 ---.•• - - -__ r - CAINE °° •j IU 1 ' fh r Ene ro&ru. tuutit Pansi Jis- to 15 (ruin the Lmttd Statts md 10:23 (2) NUC New. 10:30 (2) Concentration (6) Beverly 11111billit •' 11:00 (2) I'at i1one Show (6) Andy of Maytrry if '' N(7T A WcM@M,;s- MICHREL • offeri treatment to youmzster-i i () LOYSOt Lit. LLE 0 L__ N11 7 h1unosaccharide 14 welconles a Free notion 1511dier L_q E 16 Weight of India lab) 4 , N_ 9 Cou ntry I 17 Make lace -10010 te X food 136 11 Intake 19 Ner I I Illoyal 2511ait of it 35('ar entees tool 20 Perched F, 22 Fairy fort i fioclely lab.) 26 Ashcn 23 Variety of :18 Qualified 13 Y rchetype. lettuce 4IiiiIWr:tch ALONO .I -, Y00WEREIRIGH ______ I,I ~( '~ ldflS )y (9) Supremarket Sweep Answer to Previous Puzzis TI 112 Brazilian palms STrousers (coil.) 1 TI BRING 0 'II ..m4F-REARE (AP) 'k,eilin), a worker in the C S Of Year Vn(I ReviewMachine,; record the pul5e.- lemhas'17 in Rome. comm A Dinner at ward breathing, heart beat and brain cide evidently becauic he is all 8mlth's flUXed UP with a luciou.i f:izih11:00 (2) New, waves of these youngsters I 6) News slumber and it also records ion model, Tilde i U1L Strom11:20 (9) EditorIal Comment 11:30 the very nio%- ement of their eyei 'itedt). Kelly and 34!ntty it-ap t to show when they are dream- onto the trail, scentin blackate M ~ mail, anti sure enoullh, who) ling. ng,hou!d appear ur. 1imy Nehe1:05 (2) DaIly Word I Researchers here are loo ki Al M. n:ah Fersoff .t CoI Guilii, for patterns that develop before: 0:15 (3) manac an expert blackmailer. 6:30 (2) TV Classroom Fast: an asthma attack a t (6) Stinshinto Semester Imovinic with exceptional photo~ tion of breathing pa.ssages that 7:00 (3) Today . izraphy, even for this so rie3. (6) Nowle ~ inakes the victin, feel like he is' (9) Where th* Action is'I suffocating. A se%,ere attack ' 10-11 p.m. (ABC) Special. , Dinner At Howard K. .. 7:25 (2) Farm Report bring death. nutl' 30 4 Coiir '0d,,4Y 'S Dr % ilium Hahn is con e Ranger I ducting the study at the Chil- I pleasant format for .i j"ar 00 (6) Capt Kangaroo drt n Asthm a Reearch luti tute mci h!osput ii TF'e ho,ptta' end nets roundup. D.'i trtln.,6 30 (: ) Toil ,' you yet!" Ulsehood 1 1 Grumble 4J400EY! - TINkE.' • 7 j IJL)iJ1 LUNCH I, 9,mwhor, n 4 ,-ir-m-ril i 41X httle girtli; in one of thome , numhor--i thAt the Audience en- ' dures becanse they arm tind ~ - and sometimes deadly disease Atno 4 ings Ia . 6 r tl Whut slitiuld my husbund huvc home. it dues not comb oUt It houselwld the I ll• YOUR ('IIILIJ l HORN I, ti bathroom rugs 0 to be well-drLINKed (lit all ut-- tinurlit and is quite dry. What I TODAY I . . lie, or site, will Iw ~er vIf :: Wear out faster than tile lulutch, I// -% 4111P *. (-Utdolif;" "-M It's. 1. .1. do you thitik is wrotig?"- illir lid cov lit, Of th(me churining lie tile _911110 struight sides uf two lid iover Ub the sun is bright, cmwugh Y ou should iiiussugt your ; t and atisititutice to otherb. cap. sees : WMER ARE You will need drematio of the scalp with couniatic oil, then viceable bath met. Matchod or eciully during crises, or when I L % . : cuouul type; your husband will brush it vigorously. Hold your two-toned, they am attractive higher-ups are extremely busy N 61HE need slucich, swouters-shirts head down when brushing; this and ft-ODOmical.--JANET *1M NEEDA to lend a hand, and thelie qualI.: ssilills BE RIGI-1T1. amid a sport coat; scarves for stimulates circulution in the 4AIRGUT! _itie will bring wonderful suehis iieek. if you arc guiuig to scalp. And I do hope you have You will receive a dollar if te58 upon reuchuiuig maturity. ulie the pool, of course bathing a brush of genuine boar bristle. Polly uses your favurite hume I"f 1CW-tkC,W -INE RtVOILUT10N. ANY' uttirc is itj order. You will both Shampoo with any uf tile niod- making idea, Polly's Problem or abilities are seldom so nicely FUU STAFF PALACT - ItIAT ItIERE'LL - DAY! 5INCE wFRE MR-7ING AT -' WiAT 1eAM-rT doth u iiiust popular Sandals inipurtammt , ms.. until your hair her -page booklet, send broad heuc so scud to f;iiit I -. '" RIND' W for ponibide and casual shoes "squeaks" Dry with friction, mane, address and 50 cents to tullige. t J. 6!TOUT. for decl4 wear. People will dress using limitless towels, linen ones Folly's Pointers, • o Your "The Stars inipel they do not 91 for dinner every evituAng mid are k-st. brush again, then coluillml." What You inuke of orW__ %P use Newspaper. Bux 4We Dept. I '. -it I your life is largely up to YOU! for the captain's dinner, which just a finger tip of oil " "'' I o r (First three digits is always a gals affair. Your sage the scalp. if 3POU use * code), Radio City Station New Carroll fighter's individual E n' '1 dress should be formal. You color rinse, do the sbapoo ex- ork N ' Forecast for your sign for elanI N. /1 ,' as outlined, N . wary is now rea dy. Fur your will need a cuauI coat, as will copy send your birthijiste it iid ' -'fLr I i your husband; at night it aun*s• color rinse. You'll get good re• ,' . I -' Must violent earthquake east *1.UU to Carroll Righter Fore. times turn quite cool. The shore suits. tripe cull for simmujile dothue and I Tutniirruw Some Ideas For of the Mississippi uc.turitd at test lb. Sanfuid Herald box Ii'1, us1lywuud b, Cuiifuvniu.J Churiesto, S.C., ill ItthG. . ..- -• comfortable shoes for walking. j'Dit New eui I Costs Rican coin IPIJJS .1 .") .4 r ____ 3 Tell a ACROSS -_ " .1 "I ,. ; - vc- - 4 — C4 __________________________ /JJ9 iK ) oil I P! P1 with steady - __ Dine at t (Color). 1)"an Sherman that gripi fi%e million Amert-11* 11:30 (2) Iffillywoni S.vitreq (d) Dick Van Dyke —i . .4, V. (9) Man Who -Nolver Was 1'.ytr,n piare, Preient. Of course I love you madly! , . • 9:2o (5) ot. 117-97 at Lee *and 4A4_ I"Itsow Perrk - PM ~ 'I . .-.-. -6110 - 1 ~ / 12 Money A atters I .... 7 / - --.•.-.-. (2) Hob (6) Open flouse (9) Met, Griffin _! j I ! - A . t~ • I)on't jeopardize close family IS, , . (I ~0 WOE6 ArO M,6 FORWelz I iii 9:00 9:30 (2) Hurna and Allen 1 • DENVER. Cole). The Modern Woman ___________________________ ", ":,4t* Hope TWIN THEATR1 Steeping children are telling t Danny K.iye. r Nio r. .. in the middle of sun.. j ..4hip and tho orhoser a Gsirrnan Asthma Secret (6) Candid Camera .. . -, I I -- rock . 9:00 ( -1 ) Ift-liv.-Ist-Y C ' , .-I. _________ I 9:00 /I - . - AQ(ER 15 IW5TAED IJO5E WITM TIJ15 MOVAOL.& Probed For (9) flatman 0) Thf- .Monroas I • .I, t10.1 - THEPROTOTYPE ' 1 AL50 GUIDE A TO A PIMPETER- . "sslO~ 909'T,5AY. / -______________________________________________________________________ - Cho _____ . a ZZ I ________ -ju P -F tb . .. .1 i :~ - lea 0 - I i., I waste and short servings and mutterF working nicely today, 1__Z~N - .now find myself rettellIng for m( vt-t busy eur)y and be hupp.y. 0 0 see thit; mcalc a dozen tinies u day. Partnert; see your ability and -- bly hitir is ulways u real -ED] they will follow you wiliely. Be 9 \._ T SEkIF4P I t Nl~~ 1 (1(1 00 i 00 1 okit, ir.rliidrn one that Tots - 12.,11 j - 1 ... YOU find it relatively easy to . __ I .. - 0 I L" us to cm -4- bv WEA. lar T vorid E : - , V, e dess D --- SHORT RIBS it be sure you are devoted to thue - , - .—. IS' ~ : / ._~ 0 - 1, I - (Jan 21 to Feb (___ - ____ - ° °' ho Play.% two partA, that. of the 7:30 (2 j The Virginian If #0 Lont In spare 12-2.0 4. ii — 1ow A111C News (8) Walter Cronkitsig - - - - - - - - I - - - -- gI h 'nd Frøndt ainger-enmpnser ',ilhr Fraud Kija dnas kir Sleeping (9) ________ . " A**44~L_ -- ,qp 12YRIC LIKE THNT IF 7~41ERE WAS SOME VAY YoCOULD Routip OFF ~(, , -- y t Ka,sre -Show. ((,olr,r), [-,; a mumiral ru4t.iier e)f tAlent that Dan- , : n7 ha,q lined iip for tnnizhr, I xi th gueot Catmrina \ijtcnte ._______ I --16 Of COURSE children today love their parental That ,-A" C . 5 1') 14w. .f-=- - ____________ (0) I,svA it To fl.*var rn.. "a 69 le"Ek M& IrAt 906. 91 geset off. C • /* 6:1') (0) •.') (2 (6) f;oprner Illylo I a of ( 1) r)Qrk Ahidq-sterse 6:25 f2) NFIC %4.wq - IT WAS' THEY vEWT CRACIICY FEE1,4Y FINEY FrX! 0MIN00JLR4 POPPA UNK! d I _ ) aympqth1,. , flhft. 7:00 (2) Wells Fargo 1-A ~ ~ 000, lob 0 of Charz'.' *ortainmont indood. Wr.1I%*r1l1DAT P. ". doesn't mean we have to coddle them!" ( // hand I'aiiltn" l (9) Allfroid 111tchenck Z~ . Ii F, . hould *im.aj tee 1 S:no (1) Twilight Zo)noi I Is it ir I I / ______ "C ,, V 1k 1. : - . I~ .4 It i ) r ii namir lno n • up on Ibm Television Tonite ~ I .. ______ accessories ;, I - - . I IT WAS A ____ Br TTE;Z. # = . \SURPRIS ,,/ . . a . -. I MAw"\ ________ _.A).tHOW, I *THINK WE LION HEARTED A I . 41, , I . Oil any hind of cruise Wore-. blue, brown, white or navy blue started weighing things to avoid get cultural, artistic, bunineop ~ ,, * ' MSAW YMSAN 0 X RICHARD THE a-01 - ftr altritinw. 0 0 ____ I •' fluit. a forelgn.type being thnL looks like a fri," Any body - vl~,- persons WLL IT WAS BA60-~ IN ELEVEN NINETY-110VO.- I ..'J.r~-.-_ r'ou f ( ~ ,, polished or waxed to restAire tilt- I who nietin a great tit postage scale x I I , PIW / ( - "A - Aft- ai crr1 I 7.i W_ ISTMAS - • J t:-_ .. ... .. . __. - i'ønca Vet aor:*pq ,vith (;nnx). arrive at this colorly In- lionnirie-sli of th ,- F'Rqta Wrirld I - I ( P-n GazzAraj,q frilft- ! torst)(1111K to lip#! it an n rieijtrRI Ronnie Im loin ef,rol And ennti- I tratod lyririv. nf tho reid .;rhnnI buttlegroun(I for a man-to-mAn nf-ntnI In this% rnle Rs in All 1 contest in their Intr-l- pInnet.ary Iji,i oth--r,t, I by "ThA 'It biAne Rakor And Johnny ,--I 11.4tn .4rAr in a vory p(ea,innt tsn- I I .~~__ - --.______ 'T' TV Kenin (1),nriiq Patrick) and I'siiillna '4pnghetPl ii th e 0 jj t ~kl ROTH 1P4 C6.67 1'AOT' 1'4tJQ1 _____________ 7:1(i.R pm. ( RC Rat. man ,oma.h. ((Mi. or). 1hey ra anlng r away two aliens, r,rie a G' - y• fim] .4R 70folq .10s;r1l AA frarry . Flo 11. An , Itfobinwin nrid bon llPqt villAin .V r. .qAndmAn lenve tile colony to Lrr-t Ftl3neirs- ( .%fichnersl Ftpnnis,) to fnil Flat- ~hA xnrld h,q,.q IwItt it,it ?o,,4t And still) ftio-1, nrid while tit(. Rro mRn nn(I Robin oind eapturost J. 1 integr1ty in vnr!j _____________ I'M CH0C4XA3U _ ______ BY HIDINO THEM IN H15 I. I& BOX UNDER OUR TR E E! CHR 0 1 0- II- By Dick 'turner I1lIT A thø that w.ak.ndq at tha boma from york on hia 1I#114 #1 7-R:V) p.m. (CflF4 foit. In itriigI. Spitler. (Color). You'va honrd Fifirl flilifol couple of other fellows because they cringed!" to a PRISCILLA'S POP -5 wky? TO TAVUE during ,sqwre tinit. tieniglit, also. your head out of tilt. tlouth husinuuirl amid I are theme colo r f or your wardrobe. luster —FOLLY limier nor have we been if, for instance, you like pastel twu'pound AVALAJ 'No 7_21~~ z -1 . "I think It only fair to Warn you, Ernie: Daddy said -_ 1 1, - ---.----.-.M4AT EXPLAMS MW HEis GPITTWO OLM f%= , AND THERE IT WAS N A I YE51 I I I, ~ " ~1~ - i ______ bi _Z4 ~ I-. ~ !I!,_-- Z, , I 4 i av co -_____ A_ • v 4I ,' h -_ 'iii I 3'01 A 7 4..Ir, e*)-l,g, ' ac .11 1-f-11- - 11 1 : V~f ~~_ fr'lrn hør a cay jVr4 LAST fluc f I • " ~11 1E -/1 . ,§I _.^ - - kx -1119" , - - 9 41 , Z.. __ ,_ - I ..,,,,Z , ." HeY,FVPf itiui to i,tii pre seut nt pflbitlflfl liiu,t 1)o Ill()?.(. stutn on it AQIAIUUS I,?o L c.flI.LHAVIP4' wFAK WILL A or WITH MY myf:.ll~.o i r-, &NY i-Fr r ITJ \~\- OA.- on' took r by u0ata JfI#Fd 4. ~ X- , ;;~ , T _____ - whera they wanted to '-'' i - f lint ?nrn,iv till* at Iqq h'n th'r'i a job and * .ø.oyd n to OflC tflr 1' / B;ZAa "I nr In 'ePflfi I... rnF'n that rn,niI awl thc' k If'aI 'flV'fli'flt that, Pb onrI 'ar rn htiml,anii tlr,vp it. to work, tin firat. Alit,, t.ha ,nrond honi h ;rTi ha t114 (1,0 •ttnntla that had to ha to b,cornin moro and mora * aukjn him Y',?'7 N~? / :=- iIir It rvi I WLCLL, b WoKf / __ i t for the community. in riintiorsr. Whpri thr-ra wn-4 orptil J 0 A i jq i;'' q M,4 . Tho I x...i... 1 - _~P_ "6 0— CAIEF. I . . goinp ton u mollith's cruime in I like bluch and white: this WUY, DEAR POLLY- TI v hund- I tiet; by being tuo mutw-r-of-fuct. Aturch. We litive tiever seen an everything gow, l'ISC&';: (Feb. 20 to Alar. 20) well togother. iest gadget in my kitchen it; a I .! . • . I ( " I .) NOT COMING diffe-rent use. After using that ute with you very cluickly. Be table top -, E,NZUSE FOR.. '__i i civir worl; will inereuse your , prestige. Do soniethilig ll(!]I)ful % W.J OF 1 1k*'. r" - . . / • W 1P T14MOi.JlYI(k)T 1 1 ;;; ~, q7 , X . 6I __ I- I L , ~~ a . I ct•. z , carefully and do not try to understund tilt! scope of -your ,C adapt a Pointer to an entirely fi nest idiu and 1l1 to opera I I4% - 1 JJIL WAY TOUR vv It 1 mo \ fY moving white marks loft from Pointer . . .- ~( (If "'-' -' '-'- I :Z~__ SCORPIO: (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) B contacting those ( 9 I PiACI i .. _ - ) ~! ,,,, "/, . i~_ . 1%* 9 , ~Iil i__ ", ~, Iil N ;;r, _~ Z;v P_ ~_1.;e _____ AP "Detti, Edyth Thornton Mv- ; it it; wine to select a sort of ],tiul. . tz Is h l. Sit/S Th 6. I \ -_ - _:~ ._ i) . ? 1 6 'm-Tit,ern hrm. Till. fmily flt• Ruth millot BY - filO k0ov m,n tO OH . 1 rl" 'nn Z11f 3WAV fre~m it ,III WIVPII joltriplilor. Tho,jnt^v,.,qlgine thin iz ij ~h, rome. lnrnilv III ro ,,,, " " Those or,envid Inh In flitn *,,,I,! 'It "'""I* A rid I-!.l,ef,,ir, (Ito-rot) hno (forrossil flop 1071orkinir - wlfP I'll"I (1011"If fill tha Wtork h"4 t-1r, hAll"All to ko% AP t'I A R 1`1 , rnA r0% rA 4 PA,n,AIhility few th-, it foill-timoot homseism0ossr dor-it Fiforks-I -nith itTipplIA111, And rose- li'vit., vkrifie, hft,R Ado iifm A .it s. nft#,r mlip limit wnrkp(l thile onmr. r1oprornt-I frnm f1mos, isto timois, on,tior fri-is th-,hiisiohnnef. l i r am a UZZ M A "10it-linvir tiny hosr hmili,ind irliettosmel rof hno'. MIR fin"rerini ri-siTienw.Ribilitio,ii - ------- "n-19 eW,P< MY-STFAD ( - - - IT c f. V . IIsI*IIIII_ I ! - , ~V, ... S~s, %. - ., *I . F, \qELL,WEW ;aIRD ONE USE FM THAT STLJ;:P.1 I;: AWO N Er wilidiing your tuble. The butter Htittv ain"; tillecificully tie right ;o. 5TAR GROLIP5,RATHER IKAW DIJ and ashes Pointer war NOT for restoring luster, but for re ulution needed from friends. - ornton __ c'.&re FI4LP.JOW 4J4 '° .•—• L I r , .~~ -- es k ,...~ 'y I t i r.- -- t1 DEAR POLLY— I hoyt a cetev sets theta st.ainia If rmta. If necessary, a weak amthe stains are old, a solution zuoniu solution can be used on beautiful mahogany drum table. and conic down to earth early I A.M. of peroxide can to(- Hponged on the sutin, then the detergent After one washing it looked , In CAPRI CORN : (Dec. 22 to and the spots should soon dis- process nuid rinsing—EVELYN dull. I wonder if 1 could use GIRLS-Never forget to try that Pointer of butter and cold ' -111111. '011 YOu cut, get so boguppestir unictis tit(- gurment line previously been put in hileuch. the effect of any stain remover cigarette ashes to restore tilt,geci (town with tleytiijl that I overlook tile nitain issuels. and I When slititiz are removed, wumh on the fuhriv and color of unv- luster.-MRS. E. N. DEAR MRS. E. N.—! di' this is one of those day. So, us usuul.—MItS. G. V. K. thing bcfoi'e plunging in on _____________________________________ wonder what you used for get heel: uti what is important, Edytk - - • ), N LIBRA: (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) "" at) many things !big projll~ct worl:irig that i have help for Airs. R. J. J. blood Rudim, mnal~ U, Ti movi hilood told WASM E . -- "11 Y to everything being said. SA,JTFARlt1S:(Nov. 22 to Thdii 's fahriis art Dec.21) Perfect din to get that nh W1 N . //~:_ I - . .. $,, I OU HeAr , D EtIERY the hiusmess, fuvors you need. you get fine results. Discuss aims intelligently. Getting Into Polly Cromer By A ~~_.,%A - lz~ __ - __ - ~z, I.11,~ 1.- T " ~'. .. p N - ___ -- - I:Itf .0 au 4D 0 I - 0 I , 11 lull , IM 0001~ NO LSE,POP! spades, king-queen of arter and gives the hacking you of I V I • PILLc ,_ -_ hearts and queen of clubs. As need in Other personal or busi- ~ai pass • 1 Ii'nt rt. t.h'r" livoll .- I \ ---mc-3—_ 2~9~-~i ~, ! ---.C-~ 1_ - :r 11 1 inta I .,'. i J _~ - opening bid was based on tile your finest talents. fine char- W South 1. INT. Nsirth of trick the gamble is certainly worth can visualize three or four die- dreams are shattered." ~ ~ I/ ~\ I CM" ~ 0 0 suit. He will assume that East's A person of generosity sees M-Waet vulnerable Wed I "I I "no% two tricks instead of one but way jiliend i 1 . (ilrnncn: trrit. e'r ./_ to6 ", I~ -) fe., .- 0 Important men in business Irive 4 ger in continuing the tipade 4A74 if it fails South will he down front - 1 .- er . Z& is -~t "I'll1i1 ~ _,I to July 21) Brush till on sonic Jim: "South will see no dan- • AKB4 - 2-.26 MR. VFMFFR7TR! liii s..41t Imb , leads the nine of spades and stauzu --------. _`_~ I 1), HNF a FLIPPO Z1 F .",i7 ______~ ~ I =2, = , / ~-,~ , at sill of thpsr mntterR. Get abrad speedily. MOON 171111,T)REN: (.1une 22 a spade trick for his contmet. ii?Itt il ._-Twv~ I I I 1111110111 1 e I st; with right pprqnns iF z far as South is concerned th e ?It";,', spheres. Progress faster, Gain almost anything you want spade finesse is proved. He sure of three spade tricks. He in a social way. w ho r,1) r MIA14LL e-- s , P=11:zn!1111ssI.. , :. 1010 • fine. Letters sintl wires are RIRO and concede down one or he Opening lead— 6 can try the club finesse, that works South will not need while." ~ _. — A'IRGO: (Aug. 20 to Sept. 211 ) = Oswald: 11 qf East it, smurt If you show gratitude for'kind- ". enough to figure thin out. and any expert ought to lie, expert 1114-141"M cxtA!fldPd you in the I East will win the first spade past. you find that further favwith the ace, inat the queen. ors will lip fort.hroming soon. Then he will clear the hearts Experts can ;givte you important fact.s .vou r.tvd. Listen careas before." 61097 No JD.0 .41 :-, I .t IT .; - 'gifts It ______ to abandon spades and make others will do a great deal for jj 4862 SOUTH South can play another spade 1 11-0 111". I. A ffll - I WQ 31w 1 - assist you to put your ideas he wins that first spade surern' end alacrit You are with the queen South is gnmg ver ruhrnung at this time and EAST (D) & AQ4 VKQ2094 063 VMRT ride. East. wins with the queen II A . I g TAC. 28. __ - T. 1.- Jacoby and on 4KJB2 of the and clears the hearts __ I - ) --I !. "M I your hunches wiseiv. no to Aug. 21) 1' 1i LE-0: IsTuly 22 6 I First he sure vou know what will give you the greatest pleas. Z mend tricks and can see that nrc and thei go after it with < 9732 his ten of spades and lets It I *-" .. ' !.P if WORTH with the jack. Then South leads ;~ 4 1 WK 14PAR - A<- "I - r ~), .1 L L" -M I (____r-Y' W How has the world been - ing shnrtr' t-ript; that will 0" = treating you? Unload your 21) Tak 6.n 4flA&* South win the first heart lead ~ f N / b14 lit , TAURUS: (Apr. 20 to Mn that he would proving aecurity. Ton can have more income than treat you any bettor than he far .ble. Make thought your plans now. 0 0 a other word, tie said, "Do you mind if I bring Lulu?" (She in of his many lady friends.) Well, I couldn't Jim: "Tile idest is sort of huchneyed but here is a case where tit(- false card would almost be compulsory in an expert Came." Oswald: "Let's look at inormat play. East probably lots I I' A ! 1i I with the ace instead I ;I I , ) ) 1 .. g: home alone. You have no delighted to come, and before Oswald: "One of th e standard subjects for the bridge art;doe is the play of winning 11 It )1 • IN -,,-Z 1k fO -N ") If - I S ,;, I z "'I , ,,5 '7, r 111111 FA41 lIa 6ARMPA V1111104 MFr000mf AIN'T tclN!(w4' c4 ACM* -A P'1 \ , 141 ' CII.IO tW7 guarantee town and invited him to my home for a dinner party last Friday. He said he would he said he was sorry but ft wa , ¼l.1 ir ::_ (z) 1f t:\ ((/ç%\C' Fr3'N friend while his wife sat at has mailed a letter in haste and wants It back. standing there screaming that she had Just mailed a ! • Home and flI tiC book to be with his girl your finest efforts and trend thou hts • u. r' But when it comes you will have to go to the poet- bring the right size. 2lPcessary. cn1brntth By xlety . by now plaflintimir recres- ever, gift-giving grandpar- send the letter buck to you. SIIW4CLANCE IiLJARIMN( HOUSE III LL IV !XiJL . - &ZIP friend of mine." That way 3'° ARIES: (Mar. 21 to Apr. 1t) you wouldn't have to sayasie from anYen can find "but don't bring Lulu." that yen like z CONFIDENTIAL TO "BIG tinnel activities they'll give you your letter. eon grandparents buy clothI With congenialo. Others can also Ing br children to "grow In- If the letter HAS left town, DECISION IN Eli) D. ink of a worse risk be cheered b your efforts to to" is obvious. It's a hold they wil l telephone or wire can't th enterta in them. Do only work Cam the out-of-town poatoffice for marriage. If you "won" over from leaner years. Bowthat Is absolutely 4 NO ( - e a a -I UUIt 2S, _____________ MOM J\. P4 Ti4U! column, Abby. But pleas. don't use my name, )IRS. X. Many a lovely gift )iaz been stored away and forgot- __ V WA-ty "yboolilm . unifl the child 44grown into OF them. . __ tons. and by the time thiss child can wear it. it's out of styie. Mention thin in your ungrateful, but why do grandparents 0ways buy clothing for their grrandchildren two and three Rizes txvn big for them? Often tbese Items are ineeded for use immediately, but they must bang in a closet or be put away in a drawer I _ fto to bring her. a huff . Now I would like to Thursday, December 29, 19R6 can get, know how 0 : t. 1 GENERAL 'rENT)ENCIES: the whole idea was ter back fter '2 S1 his wn him meet an unmarried girl A great dRv and eveniny. fees — mailing It if the mailman friend of mine. My hu"hand ,%,oil to contart t-linse ynn lil,p W won't give it to him. I should have set him BYSTANDER said INNOCENT "" straight then mind there. DEAR INNOCENT: Make k It , like to hrive in Iyour life during M .,01-1**~N ,, . Would that have been propa duplicate of the envelope hich is the hRVP or? How should thin the letter you want back. ,of "t just around the corner. Show . /till been handled 7 If it was going out-of-town, . SLOW THINKEIR thosp you like you know what go to the main poxtoffice. If A. EAR SLOW: You should their thlenui and ahi!ities are ft. was a local letter, go to have invited him this way, and you make them isater the posthifice in the zone In "If you are free for dinner which you mailed the letter i friends and bring olit. the af. on Friday, I and ask the postmaster for would like of youit fectionute. reigard they have for to be a dinner partner the appropriate form to fill want to . p " • B Abigail Von Buren Horoscope t o"" a6.h#0 Forecast DEAR ABBY: 1 don thhMn-be thmmdnffth very well have told him not ~ I I - .•,••• r ri kJ • • 10 - - .•. —;: z:: :::: . . ,•-..-•. • . I .- •..... __- _ 1___ . . - ;- .- . - I WV I . - . I , - & .I 4~ . I - I i J . II : , I ~ i I~ I. , . I I . I ti I I . I .. . r - - .I .- �- -ZT .. : UU*11JJJ_1JJL. S*SJJWJ.L !L 11. Jir .. 1i*jiir1Ir_.. J $uisun0ftVtI-UPJF 't'' " . - - I ' - -- -. '- -" - -L_,..___,_$': •• M ...' -••• •. - - . -•-••_ ..-I - • . . - •• - - ' • - .' I O"n I H _____________________________________________ Page SA ., Oadva Wrrin an Ii, Vil. U i D '1 Ant 0% Wa UU - Dec 2 4ci 1966 (Iralar It oxoe~, *b In Ina iii i That Chr'lostmas Has Passed it . ; 0 1 0 Charg e Action Administrators $ ir° 91 - r k) --4 0 1 Vvith Not Producing 4,o Stron ger fl fl.\ Is 0 R -.-I,,--. )0 f flt4., , 1 ~ 0 A, + W. E. KNflWI4I4 By LARRY 'ERS11EL ____________ - -= ,,%)~- Old FashIoned Sugar Cured Smoked HOG JOWLS MRS. LESSIE I... THOMAS was surprised with a Christmas visit by her son-th.iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Faison, and family, of (Herald Photo) Rochester. I thought I had money prolloms 'till I saw the unpaid bills at Seminole Community Ac• lion . . From November they total $2,993.07 . . . Phone bills alone total $lO , Must have been a lot of calls to Atlanta. _ TONGUE IN LB. I 39c r' Sultana Quick Froren Meat 4 Pies 75c i I "Super-rnqht" All Meat Skinless 1 2-oz. pkg. Quick Fillets of "S.per'Right" Heavy Western Beef II . Franks P - C 59 45c . .• I WiLt. SE CLOSED I I - - - - - C /1 E. Smith and daughters. La'etta Jean and DeAndrea Lynn of Columbus. Ga.; Rev, and Mrs. A. L. Scott of Leesburg; Miss Ester Booth. faculty memher of Ballard Hudson High School. Macon, Ga. By ROBERT B. THOMAS JR. 3575 Tfl be home for Christmas" m or -There"s no place like hoe the holidays" ha d & tTUt for meaning to many during the Yuletide Season. Trains, planes, automobiles buses could arrive here fast enough for the many Sanfordft.es coming borne for the boll- - • - I 6.0 -. I, / . ol•. I! - C. I ~. ') 'a.. The happy hellos brought days. many families together for the time In many years. yet some were less fortunate in first sharing this happiness. With Vietnam. death. illness, and 1ier adversities, the twinkling Christ mas lights seemed samewhat aim. With Christmas behind US, what resolutions will you make to break? P1 i, I 1: • I,... "a. We I ''-4 W. ' .I • , ""' It 4 .'- c . ... • a Thomas. mo they of this reporter. received a priceless gift this Christmas. Her daughter and husband. John F. and Francina Faism, and all of their children. John Jr., iris, Karen. Anita, Ronnie and Reg gie, came home from Rochester as a big surprise. Three of her grandchildren she had never seen. To her this was really Christmas. MmLese p . Miss Joyce Ann Williams is visiting her mother. Mrs. Flossic Baker of 801 Hickory Ave nut Miss Christine Grace, a friend of Joyce Ann accompanied her to spend the holidays Joyce Is attending Monroe Community College In Rochester is clerk-typist at Manpower Training Center of the Board of Public Instruction, Joyce Is a 1964 graduate of Crooms High and was president of the TrI-Hi-Y. If 41 F . • • O • a , • Mrs. Elnara Brandon Johnson and children, Sonja and Rickie of Rochester are visiting Mrs. Johnson's sisters, Mrs. Ella M. Carter, Mrs. Ruthie Nathan, and Mrs. Essie M. Dixon. This is her first visit home in five years. P : • Wallace Alexander, resident of Newark. Delaware is visiting his grandmother Mrs. Louisa Genend of 1604 W. 17th Street and other relatives of our fair city. a I' -4 . 4 a' Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Wiggins of Pensacola. Dr. Evelyn W. Sharpe and sons. and Mrs. S. W. Dix and son of DeLand, were holiday visitors at the R. B. Thomases home. ,, 'b?'I, Ike Planning Mrs. Edna Pearl Brooks of Rochester is visiting her mother. Mrs. Edna Brooks and other relatives. . . . • , . VAN BUTLER, 13, ki ll ed this longer-than- be - is rattlesnake with a .22 caliber rifle on the Chase farm east of Sanford. John Allen, Son of Mrs. Josie Allen and the late Roy A. Allen is spending a portion of the 'Yuletide here with his mother. . • • . c Hunt's Whole Spced Assevi.d Flavors New Use Punch V$ __ V.ukl. C.cktall Ju J lqt. 3 Cans 1t. 14.oi. ice Cms ltb. 130L Coiss Sultoiio Large or Sawil Stiffed 89c Peaches 39c Olives Cm i m-Brown - ____11 1.lb. Cam Coo lOc p 19c 29c 2 Stalks 2 CELERY 2.29c RICE Lb. 19C GRAPES C P E AS1 LBO (24-oz. pkg. 19c) 2-OZ. PKG. TUDOR PREMIUM QUALITY ALE or D OF I £ ULL NO a MtIUKN T BOTTLES 59 GGN0 New Year's Grocery Values! Chef Soy Chick.. of 1k. 5.. Ught Va "C.. °' $rs.d with S..f 69c '"°' Pkg. Mayonnaise _____ Choose Md.O.$k sloppy Jo. French 45c Ana Page Sadly Flaw Chat 2 Tuna P.., pizza Mix 3 Juice -D.e Cheese Jane ' C- 39c . Rolls Parker or Brown 'N Serve 49c 8.OL Pla..ts. Aaaric.. or Sharp Sliced 12ac 53c IOWA L&ITLETT Pears .. 59c ,.. 39c °° 43c 1.1.1. . - ;1 Cheese Dinners P 2 7-os. 4 1 • 1 • If For Family Of 9 1 ST*PS I Luau ,I.li. I 00AL UM0 LIC Qt 1231w 60 &00 *.*,.&w fP - . lulls . . . . . . . ' - - str i a.. i'w a C.f MPh C"'e FOOD D 'I /AC 14-Os. Caos .. - "I I 66 -.. a,--- _. ..'. - - Wla..r $100.00 WI..,, $ $0.00 Wiasor $ $0.00 Wl...t $ $0.00 WI..or $ $0.00 Wor $ $0.00 Wla.or $ $0.00 WIs.or $ 50.00 WI...r - - O,l..d., Raid. Mrs. l'lrtb Adam Oxford. Florid. Victoria $ T.v.r... Florid. Mrs. G.orgl. H. Poruig Wsaco1L Florida Patty L. McH.bb Lao 1dM.. Florida Jack Prow.. Jr., DyNS.. Florid. Mrs. Carl L!1s Is,., J. Gat.s l.â..li. Florid. WI.t.r P.t Florid. A. T. $..liwa.d Orid.. Florida Mrs. Ckwlu Arastrasg Cot... Florida Mrs. Cuby Wall Day,... l.otk. Florida Mrs. Am WlIk.s Udbcssra. Florid. lihal I.. SNk.s La. Alfred. Florid. Mrs. Aihart Postor 00 3.5c I - - - - -. I lij '- - -i, 1000.i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :' GAME '1 "500 GAME B.1 01 11 - '! $ .1' :- --- - - - 11th WEEK 11th WEEK on the St. .Johns River * * * * "The Nile of America" rb 4iq W.1 prath 0 0o Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 ______ VOL. 59 NO. World News In Brief ' ..'- Ohyezzz, there was in some years long past a whoopdedoo c a 11 e d the Interfraternity - Dance. At "The Mayfair." So, It got shot down when the hosteiry went out of business. And since there was a "dire need" at the hop for tables-and all that on them Is (usually at dances), the Civic Center just .. •I couldn't be had. (No schnapps, no spirits fermenti, m' fine li ib lads and lassies, said the City Saturday Is the deadline for acceptance of nominations for campus CaCommission), So 14p perers must go to nearby cities the annual Sanford-Seminole Jaycee Good Government Award, where the general atmosphere Joe Hunt, chairman, reminded today. ...-I..I.e ....a Is. ....lo, . UIJ5UL UUL U 414 %; Nomination forms are available at the Jaycee Information as the hometown site COULD Building on French Avenue or nominations call be submitted be, but where there was a on standard paper, typed, double-spaced. "freedom of choice." Persons considered for nomBut now that the historic ination need not be public offiHunt said "all nominations mepre- dals. They can also be private eclvcd so for are good ones and Champagne Ball has set a precedent for the City Fathers In citizens who have contributed will be given careful considers. renting the seldom-used Civic to good or better government, (ion by the judges. Center, why doesn't some dy- Hunt noted, Awards will be presented at • namle leadership breathe life inlie asked that along with the the aniival Distinguished Ser. to the "lnterfraternity I)ancc"? name of the nominee, a list of vice Awards banquet, Jan. 21. oh, It's too late now for 'i'IIIS his accomplishments be Includyear. But the boys and gals ed, such; as recognition, honors, who can spearhead the affair awards, newspaper articles, let. kAI next year are here now and can start making some plans. Yeah, by that time let's hope that the .14*11. U III 11ru . Holiday Inn will be in full rntton for their annual spring swing. Hut even so, It Is hoped icurt, Contract for the city's insurltube,'t Carnilu, director, that its popularity might, just • i nnnotmved, to he awarded uIit'e is t.xpecteil MIGhT, make It iiecessury for tthesirsals will bit held cacti the college c.r(,'.%'J to ,1wing It at nut the i'i,tit in u;',i session of thu nalay sit H P. in. at the 81111. the Civic Center. Well, at least Ctuuselberry City (uusici1 schedif Wonuuti's Club with; Mrs We organization could now be uled for 6 p.m. today at City Ltye Smith, accompanist. Hull. set up, tilalis made so that at oj.'ned Ya,'nie Invited any niuunu who bids ate to be Lit 5 leubt there would be a jam up had tiollic hi liging i,.% I)crgoed n.oeal whirl in the snaking 11.111. and tuhuilutioti piei)4ti'td ce and otiIuI Iiht to Jolt; to give the otmer .i't some- fOE s'rou;I,nt'tiiltit liili to he given (I;ui-iis to idl ui l d the fiibt thing to un while they are home by ?ulayor L, l. %'autIlliuiilb lit the nueeting. 4, UexL Christns(... Deadline Saturday 'Allied' NEW YORK (Al') - Mrs. John F. Kennedy wrote Preitiler Nikita Khrushchev before left the White House that he and President Kennedy, although adversaries, were allied in a determination that the world would not be blown up. Biggest Blast TOKYO (AP) - Red China's fifth; nuclear explosion, apparently its biggest, Indicates a big stride toward a hydrogen weapon, Japanese experts said today. Probe On - Warn .~,", - Price 1 Cents arents n olls Christmas itifLs by children in Florida and Sanford. It is a "quiet. holiday" in Sanford wt th Sanford. Fire Chief George M. beautiful doll and it was priced!' no iertous fires. Three minor I 0Harriett said today. so cheaply sales were high." incidern.s, involving defective 'The faces of these dolls are he noted. Iwiring in a washing machinif liable to spontaneous combus- I "Tests show the doll's face and an electric train and a ass tion and they should be return- is made of nitrocellulose which j fire were reported over the 1. ed to the stare where purchas- is highly combustible and will weekend. ed or destroyed." the chief burst into flame it the doll is / warned parents, placed near extreme heat. The He described the doll as being, head is about the size of a from seven to IS inches high, baseball." he said. 's4 . • with a celluloid face, stuffed "1 would advise- parents to •• -• . 11 1. check all dolls received by body and red or blonde hair in , their . -.;•.. -"i: braids. On the bottom of the children and if one is found to " (1 IF 4b foot it is stamped "Made in see that it is disposed of immediately," warned the chief. . FIRE C- H IEF H RRIETF Poland." "This doll was advertised for The dolls are being collected . Imported Polish dolls whichT sale at only about $1 and hurid- 1 by fire departments all over the have been declared a dangerous! reds of thousands of them were i nation. fire hazard were received as sold across the United States, in I Chief Harriett reported .i - ' .. , .- -• - Free Yank Wire Dangerous Fire Ha zard Shakeup TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The state's largest agency, the Road Department, will be In for a major top-level shakeup if the recommendations of a special legislative subcommittee become law. The subcommittee Wednesday called for shifting executive powers--except for policy. making-from the wad board to a state road- commissioner appointed by the board. Zip Code 32771 \VEATHER ScatL'rcd hower-; cooler tonight, Friday. - Etahlished 1908 -'n1uRsrAy, DEC. 29. 196 SANFORD. FLORIDA - 94 - AP Leatd -, Insurance Bids 0 ' - - - . * • ' •' . '-' . - 'Diamond' Contract 0 Awar Lng Due Soon S. 1. DAVIS JR. • ' Demos To Hear Davis On State Red tape following opening wood and Altamonte Springs, - to give paved aL'cess in uoth di- of the bids on the Lake Mary Paving of l.ake Mary Boule- rections to the interchange site. Interchange off Interstate 4 is yard to IMngwood-Markhani The County Road Department Revision of the state constinearly completed and contract Road was recently completed is currently working on paving for the work is expected to be by the County Road Department and improvements of Wymore tution Will be the subject of a S. Davis, Jr. at Road, Chapman Road and Mu-I- talk by awarded next week, County let Lake Park Road. i the meeting of the Democratic Engineer William Bush report••• Improvements on Wymore are Club of Seminole Woman's -• ed to The Herald today. section of on that running County, 14 p.m. Wednesday at road The Information was gained south from SR 136 and west the Ficaith Center, 90(1 French by Bush in a telephone conferI... of 1-4. Chapman runs between Ave. once with C. A. Benedict, disSR 426 at Slavia eastward to .Davis is a member of the trict engineer of the State SR 520, south of Oviedo while constitutional revision commitRoad Department. • Mullet Lau Park Road runs tee which has been working on Bids were opened Dec. 22 in 11 to SR .46. thu new document. It will he Tallahassee with low bid from • •. Work on the south end of I presented to thu legislature in • Hubbard Construction Company . Old Lake Mary Road was also the spring and to the people of Orlando at $234,000. completed recently. for their veto next November. All rights of way for t • project were obtained by the county through donation. • -, THE SANFORD ATLANTIC The new interchange will provide Seminole County with its ANNOUNCES fifth access to 1.4. The others BILL BUSH are located at Sanford, Long- Constitution • • - '' - Band Parents To Foot NEW INTEREST INCREASE '! ~ Bill For 'Inaugural' WAShINGTON (All) - The Seminole 11ih School's Marching and Twirling Baud will Senate Props redness suheomIuittt'e will launch a detailed attend the governor's inaugural parade In Tallahassee, Tuesday, Investigation next year into but parents will have to foot most of the bill, Bandmaster jdlot shortages In the arunetl %'ihlIani Elmore reported today. ervIees, sources revealed to Only about $0 was raised in the pre-Christmas tree sale day. with about $1,000 needed for the charter bus and motel rooms, not including meats. 'Thu other $10 to $15 for night in Perry and return here MOSCOW (AP) - Peking's leaders have ordered an all- out each baud mnemuber will be paid Wednesday. The students will hate-Soviet t'a mupuigut hi the out of parents' pockets, so that have to wake up two days of ('bluest' army, the Soviet du the baud may take advantage school. ft'm;st' mninitry charged today. Of the invitation to Participate Fur bLue parade, the b.tud in the Inaugural fustivilies," will be eariug their new aud highly tvlorful Indian uniforms ('hIAltl.O'l'l'l!, N. C. (Al') - Elmore said. '11w local aggregation h with hauthomt' feathered head.-' iii hor-t'di br flurry Golden, t'oiistuut watch; of his mailer the st'tit'dukd to lea % e Samutord at drt',t's. Uniforms were purlit'mbotla I Ph;)stt')Ui;, clung to life mivart'hi in chased laab year at a t'o ui a in. 'l'ursd tl;i i;ioruitng following remnuvat the lj,iradu at 4 p.m., SPUUU the tuu. of his infe c ted gallbladder. Hate Drive 70 La TO ANNUM cORD : 5*N 'NTIC 4Ttj% -- 1 • PAID ON CERTIFICATES .~ . ; 0A OF DEPOSIT OF 6 MONTHS TO A YEAR, PAYABLE QUARTERLY N 1 ! , 11 . I ~~ EFFECTIVE Golden Critical NEW DEPOSITS IMMEDIATELY . - I t- WITH • - - - 'S , hIIMUI P.D.LC. I 1' I -, $100.0. WI..., $100.00 WI...r $100.00 WI.w $10040 WI...r $100.00 r . *q% - BILLFOLD S - Egl . '" b Good Government Award Private Citizen e she (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) TO PLAY BINGO AT A&P . - PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17.92 S. SANFORD FINAL WEEK ' -. The nextaaccess road to Interstate 4 will be the Twin-Lake PIES 39C DECEMBER 3 itt. Scouts Provide 1 :. Isn't it about time they took away that Santa Claus house at First and Park. - GETTYSBURG, Pa. ( AP) Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has returned to his anóv covered farni home and is _ Iiarthlng a trip next week to his favorite sun spot, Palm Desert 1 n Palm Springs, Calif. The five-star general arrived Tuesday afternoon from Walter Reed Army Hospital where his gall bladder was removed Dec. 12. A spokesman at his office 'ported "everytidng Is !ine.' '' YUV tsenhuwer ii scheduled to 11114 Jan. 4 fur California. tfl lie lie plans to take It CQuhfO. . S PRICES IN THIS AD ARE ;37D THROUGH SATURDAY . Dope Charge Hey, I see there's gonna be a weather station near Five Well, now they don't Points . centrally located courtneed a house. • , H ANN PAGE MACARONI AND Actor Freed Of S S S I * * * Seminole County BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP)Hungarian authorities today reReal estate and personal property taxes of $3,- leased Janet V. Lemme, 25, an American from Seattle, Wash., 103,632.35 have been received by Tax Collector Troy on completion of a six-month Ray's office for the year 1966. sentence for helping her husTotal discounts permitted during the months of band in an attempt to smuggle his sister and brother-in-law out November and December tutal $130,813.07. of Hungary, the U.S Embassy Totais are expected to change somewhat with last announced today. minute mailing of taxes to reI. L, 25 Rescued '-t.: ceivo the three per cent diaDAYTONA BEACH (Al') :1 count for December, Ray re Rapid rescue efforts by five -• ports. He warns, however, th at fishermen saved 2.5 persons who were thrown Into the Halifax to receive the discount, mail River when a pier collapsed, must be postm;;rked by Dec. the Sheriff's department said. .31. " '. A 30-foot center section of the Discount allowed in January 100-foot pier gave way Wednesis two per cent and February, day, plunging men, women and children into eight-foot depths. one per cent. Taxes will be paid at. net .1 I Airlift In March and become delinquent & i1f, MERIDA, Mexico (Al') - An in April with a three per cent. airlift to bring 880 Americans TROY RAY penalty charged. and 1,820 of their relatives from Cuba to the United States was under way today via Mexico after years of negotiations and delays. Look for a land use study on the proposed zoo site on Seminole Boulevard around the first of the year . . That will be the first step In moving the faY. Parker Fresh 1 4b. 13-M 3 Mints - How come there's a service station on French Avenue and C 2pk9s. [.:'' PEAC ., Taxes Reach ..1. %-V. $3 Million Mark Whatever happened to th e county beautification program? (with Sesam. So") Jan* ' - 1.lb. Danish Pecan Ring GCAN ,J ' . American flag day and night? Crisp PotatoChips . ,. Commercial that flies the ___ Jan. Parker Fresk Lady Patty AppI.-Praa. or Pro.. • Lb. 1 ___ I WHITE HOUSE E p 9c DELICIOUS APPLES CASE CE offi - ' - RED EMPEROR RED • C 5c FRESH CRISP a 1 . of - ,.- the County Commission with John Alexander and John Fitzpatrick voting no, will back her up and the many, many women here will continue to find out the propor way to preserve jelly and sharpen scissors. - FANCEE PAK DRIED BLACK EYE Look for Joe F:y, manager of the state employment service here to be transferred early next year. - was ' " fl The Farm Bureau will give 116 her a vote of confidence • LETTUCE 2 Heads C . FRESH CRISP ICEBERG • Actor LOS ANGELES (AP) Peter Fonda will not be tried a second time on charges of pussessuig marijuana. Su perior Court Judge Mark Brandler said Tuesday he would Food, toys and gifts for 2 dismiss the case against the 26family of seven children and year -old son of actor Henry two adults for Christmas and Fonda and a codefendant.. John New Year's have been collected Ruhischun. 21. 'in the interest by 29 Cub Scouts of Pack 505. of justice." The psek Is sponsored by par. Fonda and Robischcin were eats of the Pineercat residential tried earlier this mouth, but the area. Cubmaster Is Robert ,.,.zry was unable to reach a verdiet. The jury convicted John B. Sprague. Spraguesaid the buys bad Haeberlin 111, 25, and acquitted solicited local mncrt'hunts and I a fourth t-odetv,idant. Steven Alstierg. . neighbors fur the dumuttiuns. I PKG. SALAD * If the county didn't have a home economics agent It would be a savings of some $4,975 in county funds alone Of course this won't happen - FANCY LONG GRAIN - • P * TOMATOES Basket /2-M Peas 69c °' 49c 1101Settle 69c Bush's Blackeye SEcsl Vacua Pocked Mixed Nuts 2 FIRM RIPE .'-, ur' :v - There are 300 miles of un paved roads in Seminole Coun t3', In case anyone Is interested. LBO _avorites 170s_______ ''( Savings-Holiday ruits estive F ______________ 'Backlash' Beat Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Brown and children of Rochester are visiting their parents. Mrs. 011ie H Brown and Mrs. Mary Jenkins respectively. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (A?) 0 0 0 Go' Edmund G. Brown. aMiss Rosetta Fossitt and Mr. sesing the "white backlash" in and Mrs. lth mur Robinson of American politics, said today Rochester are visiting their that "whether we like it or not, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. the people want separation of Johnny Reddick. Mr. Reddick the races." became ill on Christmas morn- The Democratic governor. ing and had to be rushed to who has said white resentment Seminole Memorial Hospital. against Negro miltancy conAfter receiving this news. WC I tributed to his loss to his succesregret to inform you that Mr. sor, Ronald Reagan, a a I Reddiek passed Tuesday morn- "We're a generation away" from understanding between the ing. races. Mrs. Jewel Harrison Simpson He made his comment on an and daughter Lit.a of West Palm interview taped for broadcast Beach motored up Christmas tonight on educational television day to visit with her father J. F btLit. 0115 In Sacramento. San Francisco and Redding. Faison and family. so5c LBO BEEF 95 - . * - . Capt. Clifford Spain dropped in on this reporter for a brief , hello. fie just recently returned from Okinawa and will be staMrs. E. J. Eubanks and son' tinned in California after the are spending the holidays In holidays. . Pensacola with Mrs. Eubank's father, Sidney Jordan. Recent huuseguests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. Fannit' Fields. were Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Whittlevy. Mrs. Grace Western Trip LB. OR CUBED • Lean Roberts. now a resident of Washington. D. C. Is home for the holidays with relatives. . -- . Mrs. Rosa L. Lawson has as her houseguest Dr. and Mrs. Henry F. Gilmore of Albany, Ga. They are former teachers at Crooms High. Dr. Gilmore is presently on the staff at Albany State. . I SIRLOIN TIP • . .. SIRLOIN * * , "SUPER-RIGHT" LEAN FRESHLY GROUND YOUR CHOICE •', '' Proxy votes don't count. CLUB ___ RESTHAVEN Kindergarten pupils are pictured at their Christmas Party. it , A 'nh' . What stnrted the furor was nothing morn than a hinting of majority of the people in these I .fcrnns snirl the hut .A . and, 'hon maybe Kirebboff's and Jones' half st n tistlept that any clerk could arena have only been in school I the first step to get these po. we'll iret somewhere." page survey of target flrC*s in do. There are no q,oy,el,iqi(rns for nine years sn(l the average pie involved in the program. "Action" rnnp was recently the county to kick-off the "war drawn from these figures that income it less than 3,Ofl per • given the okay for a $36,00 He stressed that he met with a against poverty" here, show the hoard of dIrectors the t with .324M00 of that to Zn According to the report, rend needs the people. "These ataBoth felter and Knowles group of 7(1 people )T the south for dmintstrative salaries. by Kirchhoff, scores of people tistics don't show any flCerJ at urged administrators to push end of the count recently fl - They s :ire al o aw;iting wnr,1 In depressed areas were can. all for hfeuid Start- . . - They for more programs than just an attempt to get ' th ese people front federal effiiaIq n a teeted and there was a need have led us astray," Knowles "Ifead Stntt" --- the only pro, thinking." grant of sonic •1,,(tflfl E) to kickfor higher education standards said. Melt,er continuied to hammer off "Head Start." gram "Action" has submitted nutong the poor and more Jobs. i away that we need to ram mare The survey tonduoted in ()vie- fIin(I applications for. ,t rt.- the two hour siesninil, Jones said these ptntimt1cm do, Midway, Gi n idsborn, Ararle"We spent 20,11fl0 in seven programs down Ft,deral Kirchhnft said he would at-. show nerd for the "head Start" my Manor, f,inrnln Ifeighta, months and we still don't have cinls throats. "Let them know empt to hove nrne rngrnms program. hluiwever, Knowles Gc'orgi'town, Ur,oker$own and the answer to what these people who you are," he tirged. addin, o'itlined to present to the hoard ntiswrruul saying these are Altamonte sip u lled out that the need," Knowles said. 1 "don't just submit one program j in ihnuit throe weeks. - OR & I , ., T!6 , ILs;..,.iJ*PiIJ . . - - , I hate to bring this up, but .. of Senton Oct. th e members inoic Community Action elected a new president with only 28 present . . No quo. rum . is the election valid ? RADE "A" MESH GA. OR FLA. WHOLE -- . C.. YOUR CHOICE E -, You walk through the many nht armmd the county Your foot sinks Into the sand at Midway, Bookertown, You see mitt .larncstown . the water up to the doors water barks up when the toilet Is flushed and you realize what a failure Seminole Community Action is. _r4' - - -I •• - . . - SUNDAY & MONDAY I JANUARY 1st & 2nd J L 39c . . "1 A&P STORES STEAKS T-BONE FRYERS LBO Q8 erch - - original founders of Seminole Cnmniunity Action ehnrgeii the orgnnlzntlon's nil. _______ .. .' -4k. niinistrntors with "tint. proulurIng" and urged ii isbanding un .-, , less a concrete program is initi. \ '\ nted In thren vpeka. The two.-Srcretnry Marvin Meltzer and W. 11, Knowles MARVIN MEITZFR told the executive board of illrectors itt a meet in g yesterulny they were ulisenclinnteil with what had beet; accomplished I over 4% two Vent' period. 'h.' Is I .1i At the anti;;' time, t)ire;'tor ' 1)r. W. V. Roberts called for a I more active leadership of the we directors Paying till." don't. we might- as well fold Ktiowles 101flti!(l nut, to lxecutivo i)itvetor F. I). Kirchhoff and nasiatniut Amos Jones nnying "the simple truth Is 1 . that you nrc not producing. Nothing Is being done and, If DR. W. V. 11011ERTS ______________________________ you want to know what's wrong, you're Just wasting your time 'and our money." Meltzer said he hod been on the ground floor when the or-, i gnnizntion was established two years ago. "We spent thousands '. of dollars and all We have to '' .'. show for It are surveys." • T Dr. Roberts said "two years :ago a group of dedicated in. ''i (lIvi(luI1l5 tried to start this "?.._.fl organization to combat. poverty , What's been accomplihcd? What have we done? There's no point In going on unless we as directors take a more active role in this group. Things are not going right," V D. IIIRCHIIOI'F he added. - - . Ailgood Brand Sugar Cured S 'rw : - . . 1 LICED B A CON LB. Director LeadershiD Is Uraed U , ..:." ! ______ "---s ,' 'r ---'--'-- f- - - • 'a t- - -- :r- . 4IMi ~ ~ i- - i ~ ,., - I ' •'. - • - - . .-• '-fl" • • - S - I-.- I • -,,_•,_,_ - - .•-.---- - .- .-''-. - , •_• • - I' ' I - - - -. ii � 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, 1966 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 28, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1966. 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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 28, 1966; <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/f0ca8116d9c3cb04414cba3bfd0c76e4.pdf ebf91b96bb5bd93c68a3a63a903e8783 PDF Text Text 4 ----- f --- '-. - —.- -- -. _______ - $ ,"'. ', ; - - - . . - . - -- - - - -'::; - Ii '(t4; . - - I . SUIIIUII..j ________ `- ! r - ~ 1 ,~ IF I ,V .T~ 14 Page rtiiTh rntfnrh Whr . . .. — &'. 0 2, 16 `-- 11p.rinnn R1,ic -tc Antimi)nvart I)rn rm 7 it HARD OF HEARING &TyTssw*ecIAt I 11 F. I '-I- ' . NOT $300 NOT $200 I " . ~.1, _" . I , 71-.. , ~ ls,~ ` . 0. " .. , ,.. .. I I I ~ ''. I., I . . I "II , 1_ , ' .' . S _"%~L. :4 .A."'.4, I'll"II 129k •' ' ) ONLY IL49 , 10 q,~ 1 I f) _.. . I %];; ,.+ CLO POA BEHI LIMITED SUPPLY OF HIGH QUALiTY EYE GLASS AID AT 33% OFF - ails *t ' C rERSREL LARRY Seminole County cc. - k., % I - - , . OPEN by HOUSE Rev, and Whipple, for Mrs acting s of Bear member J. Rohert hostess, Miller Mrs. (left) Grant Methodist who are Mueller Church shown and Mr. with and was Mrs. Mrs. (Herald Bowles. 112 it BOXES of gifts and food donat.ed by Sanford Lodge 18l and Snnford Chapter 1404, Women of the Noose, were delivered th five needy families. Shown loading qtntion wagon are Mrs. Howard Price (left) and Mu. (Herald Photo) and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin. held Glenn Walter P.* Ave. $est$i ~ i Lake KADER JEWELERS at - . The Seminole High hand pari'nt.s only collected $,q( to send the 3dds up to the inaug'ural parade next, week. Th ey needed about $500. f the band is to go, the money will have to come out. of band parent's pockets. Ta th is th e we support the band? I ' S$e ( TU!SDAY AM. COOPER HEARING AID CENTER _______ 37 L. erch ______ St., P. fl O$.sde, P3.rWs _______________________________________________________________________ Photo) - - - - - . -. -- - - --.. - - on I-lie * * " * St.. C T 4 14ammomna I - I I STARTS TODAY . furniture on our floor January 2 means we pay more fax. Hurry! Now is the time to cash in! We have reduced our entire inventory to move. Our loss is your - clearance. Each piece cout,sSanford Plaza as 150 Girl Scouts CHRISTMAS CAROLS rang West and Brownies from Tangelo District, which includes Seminole (Herald Photos) their annual Carol Sing. Voluia, gathered out This is nof jusf ancifher furnifure sale. It is Cash Furniture Barn's end of year stock reduction at I I and of It I gain. First come, first served. We will have extra sales people to help you. Don't wait, quantities are limited. Be one of the firsf to benefit from Cash Furniture Barn's giganfic in tory liquidation, for I i VOL. 0 N0192 termed W'iro— AP Leas - —TUESDAV,DEC. i ; - e - SOFAS . . ' - Naughehyde prints in strongly 97C built sofas. Loose cushions. W11 $ the right size. Not too large and up under heavy wear. Golds, blues not 'too small................... or tangerine.................. - -4 - ¶ nrowmg we - MATTRESS - - - - . -. - _,_; - -- V The Southern Alto. Climatically crafted. Quilted foam over innerspring. Treated for prevention of mold or mildew....... SAVE $40 S8995 / .-.. tI MATTRESS Hea lth-O-Podic. Our extra firm innorspring covered with pure Fire. stone 'foam. Treated -for Florida climate. Rag. $129.95. This sale .\ . - - 15995 - - -- - $5995 - - - * - -------------------------Homemakers Have Pay In Mary -i 1 MATI'RESSES Lake - The Luke Mary Homemakers to Improve the displays next played her hand made Christmas table cloth and tree. Club celebrated Ita annual year. aJnuiu i- uiurrt - - Cart' of Clothing was the sub- ci Tilmer, Ohs flee], Hazel Moss, "'' ject. Helpful information on and two guests, Mary •lo Floyd Sandusky, hostesses. how to buy and how to curb and Auguath Ruth. from Co. I The meeting was opened by irnpuj buying was given to lumhus, Ohio, utking a total piecige tue iawea. nil members giving Gifts were exchanged after of allegiance to the flag. Th e i Creed was read by Gladys Char- the meeting. The decorations Zant- Grey wrot 50 novels ~ wart, traditional poinsettias which at towich. Ow tinic of his e displayed in it lovely "S" ar- death, had a total sale of more \7jgjfljj Tomlinson, th president, gave a very inform- rangement made by Mra. Snm-______________________________ than i. million copies. ..4h...... UIMUULe n,.,I 'M(I.lt.n,i we - ..4, : orange. one time ' - 100 SOFA SLEEPERS AssorteJ Legal Notice I S9995 fabrics. 252 coil rp -I Legal Notice ____________________________ (prI.—UN!Tl:I, rI1LlC,, Pisitis - 7%IEVICI (SF S1I Ch. opeii hie decision vas 4..,s. riven nm-I I he mlii '- I 00 Extra width and depth. Will hold com- reduced for this sale. Choice of color 980 sot of SAVE S0.95....................... combinations. 9' x 12' size. SAVE 520 W pricos. . I a r I d Encyclopedia. 1 OILTGAGE VUitCI,ftNI1lIE AMI I)Ws l)II1)IIIi Volt C0l'NTY, a eor;rnratton, i.. 1-1. DINETTE 5-Piece end 7-Piece sets. Those are beautiful selected dinettes you will have 1)nfenda.nto'). fl"'- thy ltbnvt entitled cauNt 1 %')IoMI' 1SLS known rs,,idciusand addresi; wat; 1' Box 1., Kt'ysst nm }loIghu., Florida to see. 7- Piece Set S52.60 S-Piece Set - : Plaintiff. Thoniaij G Wilson. iti, Assistant United $tate, Attorney. in at,,I and s'tfe, action sijatnt (iii- (totettthLHtt., STI:nLlNo an extra special buy for this sale..... SOFA AND CHAIR 0. flefeisdantM. I it)' U r.V, wool, triple - GUflit sizes t. IT` .. BUFFET AND HUTCH s'flt!Ilt nn Iflt.nhItrntIta. tie... .I_.._. ....I..... A1 t ( ,$ $95 • a I . .1 r a suit - Mr. Mrs. - rockers. ODD LAMPS About 40 loft. Coffee or occasional tables reduced to half price. These are extra good buys. Only one or two 01 a kind. Check our odd lamps department. You will 'find a wide choice of good lamps ' reduced to less than I . $49"' & $59"' ~ I Foam tufted seats and backs. Green, ODD TABLES - 59,5 Hurry! 3995 SWIVEL ROCKERS hi-6ack swivel & • La ,. I , 3 '4' . - ----.Mdmwo .. ; - ' will. lilt wife, V livitic, and 11 other pleading In tilt, office of ' and you ar.' hertib)- required t, dead, their heirs or assigns. had the Clerk of thu Circuit Court iswer in said suit been served with poea.. in the oil or before the 10th day of file your with tilt undersigned Cleric of HUtte of Florida, but oni) to that Jiwsuar)'. A. D 1iiC'. If YOU Istil said Court and to serve a copy extent provided for by See- tu do so, a decree pre confesso i .t thareu.4 upot, thc Pjaintiff'ai at- tion M~, Titir 2t. United litates will lic talceii against you for tome). wisosu' isanic and address Code; it it,further OIUSIJUFI' (lit' relict densaisded In the Corn. unties,- below, on so- before the that Hotlee of this order in' ;sUi.- ;slu tnt. Tini Notice shall be published 23rd day of January. IIIG', and itshsed by U..-- United Htstttn- MarIn default thereof Decree Pro shisti Its a newspaper of general else.' a week for four consecutive Contesso will be entered against circulation lit Somlisols. County, weeks in The Hanford Herald. Florida. once a week for six (6) a newspaper circulated In SemiYou. ' enjilloic e(jurity, Florida: Il - Dated this 5th duy of Decentclal •eal at *1st' County Court- on Ijeueuibur 19, 1966. DONE AND huuse, Hanford. )4enitisoli County. OIU)11U1) at Orluisdo. Florida, i'.'r. A. 1-)., 1966. - ssssst we Him CM Warehouse Clearance! Be sure to see our special section of odds end ends. 'You will find a hf-tie bit of everything marked down to sell. Find sales prices af or below our cosi. Shop bofh sfores. Our loss will ' your gain! be F6 a hsttuforl, Irinrida . I LOttie) to, IG; V1)L1-;a ~ - i I ,,, 'Issiztti ft By W'Iibur 1' 1)urratie.' I ieputy . i lilikl-.a6 1erI: . ' tional Haiti: I1uildset bait turd, .11111. Z. - __ . Local Bills - ---j ---- eu names of .uec. o .,' other winners.) iMtIlIOfll (Herald JICI'flI(l Yu /e - - "Whiff- mich prnirrams .71, ws expended for such he pointed out. All of t.h peoples' problems cannot he solved by spending money. Scripture says 'The pear ynti will always have with you.' Only in the hereafter will we h:,vn everything that we want," iferfong stated. "It is my hope that the administration will work with Cnnresa in good faith and c-ut hack the program where th ere is waste. It is our experience. t , ri'Jte." A, S. lIEU LONG JR. -- -- -- City Sets '' 11 earing 0 fl I Possible a t a t e legislation wsiii '..ILY tILWJLY " proved to them they are Ia Ham Hutchison; costs and Pro. error In that they, claim they gramming of city insurance Leaving Hospital will save money by closing tim. will be studied and a request us A Tvt1,,.',',-st, 1VIt.I1I',UWN (At')—For* Sanfordbase and moving the for use of the Civic Center will m(!r President Dwight D. Eis. be SVin to Albany," Herlong received. enhower is scheduled to leave Other agenda items include SLj(L 'it will cost millions of the hopItai this afternoon fol- i dollars more to improve the line proposals, relations. Photo) Cieer lowing his Dec. 12 gall bladder operation, 8115)1' that the people were alienated," h1"rlr,n said. ,. money. "I lald It on the line for then needed by the city will be dis. 0 t ,tiu...,i ,..tes. tse.. ia...., tin, it and an agreement to contin- - erciarits - a through street. precedent-hreak Ing official via- of creating - i%' 1 -- Flies NATINITY SCENE and other decorations pleased Christnias Lightilig Contest judges who gave J)rize for overall Whiner to John Lonimerse of the fltilt'h Mill ?'tTsircrn't' rni TT,nh. 1),1 io rt yy,i £WIU. for .. be cut back in the areas which by exiles as similar to China's will be moat felt at home In tough Red Guards, are report- Sanford City Commissioners order that the pnple will bring vh1l hold a public hearing at S pressure to bear," Herlong re. ed on the move in Cuba, p.m. tonight on a request by s marei. Florida State Bank to close the The representative again Home — 1STANHUI. Turkey (AP) alley from Commercial Avenuestated his position, "The closing Soviet Premi'ur Alexef N. Kosy- to Fulton Sttet,- just east of t he of Sanford Naval Air Station is gin 1kw honie today after a bank parking lot, In the interest a farce and a gross waste of wine sale protest and further Air Force base at Albany and d iscussion of the city's sign or- to move there, than it would to make the necessary lmprov.. '-i dinance, Election set mc'nts and stay in Sanford. TOKYO (AP) "Apparently saving money Japanese Hunt Plane Prime Minister Eisaku Sate tois not the criteria for the move. Season - . as . - a iLt --). . - to previous ide. Leads Piortd J PIOtet'ted by our law. -- - been recaptured. Conlici ........ ... .... ........... .. Crossword puzzle Jewels Heist Statsi lti'n Mn,.t, t'Ii,ue,l,,n,l nun., --.......... I IOI11IfldTIOI1S 3eT I0 iose r. Award for Vegetables lo-11 ................ ... ill D ear Abby ..............................10 .......................... — Find Fishermen MIAMI (AM—Four pleasure 4 fishermen front Ohio failed to -..',.',. '."".. Sg,,I,... .... tvu.. IIIUIU wino "",y ..,U1. £I... ' -. Only One 'rot I j * 1~ _~ - - : Itir _. -C -J __,,-. Arctic At I - '_'' ' I' s,,0 .10 . -: - .. .. ',' -'. . .".0 ' - -' , ' - Hitti(oisl'st nisly Chtiistii,ns ha- - JOE hUN'!' I tion to Introduce a hwal 11111 Intrepid In Nn-talliouth, Va. uititj liset' Hiotliesr Is thu fos'i,iu*' urban jttnewstj. WASjjJ''('I'(iN (Al') — An 'l'Iiu' bill isusscsi the JioUsu lisuia Jkt'l.ey ()t Hanfusul. They Interstate (0:alJgierce (gaiitil- but, was slt'fcutesi lit the Suiiutu. have sitie other child, Rtiiusld Hearing Set oil set Jugi, 16 ti.slay 'I'oduy a city official who for the start of hearings into uskvd his statue ant be usesi rehus.sw the bankrupt New York, porte d that "ut- bust renewal New jiaveui and Jfat- tford rail. is sit'atd Items', It woiil,I hut i.mti shall be asicrgcd lute the b.'sueI it the siowtitowig at eg 510:1 eXLaguIflt'S' Craig, 17 nunsths old. Maternal gt -uiitljiitg-ui,ts uie Mr. ss,,'I Mi's. H. 1. hieckey of 17118 West t-.'tbgseI St, istiul patug :sul gi ssts'Ijsut'.'sit use Mr. 'I New york Cential4jew1byNa"ja only 114,11) CIe"llille ,ijut jilujil und All-16. C'. A. Appel of Bull. railroad system. areas." Ville, Ill. I- " H :. ' - ,' Christmas Day 'I'Iw . LAKELAND (A?) Born Here On or six months. jiul, her,, at. (J:5() u,rn. Christaward will be presented At that, time the co,s,iulttt'st tHUS niurnitig. at the annual bamjuet Juji, 21, agreed to hiuve two 15 thu slaughter of Mr. of its ofalong with the Distinguished fh'iuIs confer with, the ity and All' s. Ronald L Appel, 1703 Service Award and awards 1st manager oti the smsusure. West Second St. the most outstanding young 11cr hither is a Third Class Four years ago this city cotitlamer, educator, sailor and ,,,iimi by s 8-2 Vote agreed b'tio'ekueujsur U. H. Navy pre*to ask the Itegistjutivg, sMegn- ently St4itioIIud a bou rd the U8N . . Arctic Air Weather Service. I I. Herald Index AIIA'.%Tl (All) — Four bandits Ediotrial page contributed to better governinent. wil l hstve souse' tune in a during the Christusuis weekend cuz'reet,iunul institute to get inflicted "considerable damage" 'tJ.ti tiuisikiisg su-uight.eia,d out. to unjnutxet.ed vegeutbies Iii all It will be stuart for other parts of the state except the YOutsgstxr to take warning lower cast, coast. and hut, get themelves into a Danuige to the huge eitru si1hlitt' jam lot bottle uit th ink- t',op %V culled iisblgttifst-a,,t, hug t:uisdue'(, Otise, pLople'b by Witi'i t'ti 0. Juliissoti, head of Sanford, Florida I -- I 11 I - Urban renewal legislation for who were so cool they held Entertainment -- ............ - .... 10-Il return on schedule a fishing arc Sanford appears dead, a survey th eir fire even though two lloroscoptt ................................10 camp in Marathon to in the Flor. by the Herald revealed today. victims fought buck, ccaped School news ............................12 ida Keys but the Coast Guard • i'd without thinking of what might happen as a result of their pranks or what the conSequences might be for them Molveii us they thought it funny - Urban Renewa Legislaflon Here Dead? " II_ .......!_........ IS - Eight Escape Recently an official Of thol 1)0. Nominations should he subyet, but we hear Christmas that four TV sets valued at purttns'nt of Housing and Urban Outgoing mail in Sanford WitS some 500 were taken. Entry Obta mitted on a nomination form, 1"rcnch Avenue and should J)evclsijmist,it diseusesj the act, down this year. i ned at the Jaycee Building include the nominee's accom staying that despite the current was gained by sniashing a plate glass window. ' ' ' piishsnents including recogni- hiiiiltittlo, Invitations are finally trickllit this timis for itil__________________ . lion, honors, awards, letters of Vuneo planning, inw-. nionuy 0 tar,- 1,10CE, •i '*~ - -: M lAM! (A I')—Uueently crc'- ill k _________ -- -, 901 W. First St. - On The Move ________ _________ - We don't huve all tile figuref - Karida. lists- 14th duty of Decent- titus i:tt day of 1M'cember, 196G. (5L414 George C. Young: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the' Circuit Court l]ttttcd Statcit District Judge By: Martha T. VIhien. D.C. the' Turegoiti t,, be a I eertif Arthur 11. I.iecl;withs, Jr. true ans.1 ourtect uop oL Ott oil- CLL'L:LANI. TL'P1IUNauN .surt ('i.rk cii Cie-cult Atizi-, R 11110, lietiust. Al. Markus,, I) C. Attorneys lot- I'Iahntitf IVesies)' it. •!'flier, Clerk PhiUlip Ii J,.ugsjjs P. C). Drawer Z l'ssited Htutei District Court SMAuhitiiaer and 1jgati Suite . U-. untord Atlantic NutMIddle District of Florida P. 0. box 17 ______ ______ ___________________ ______ * tor'a imuguurutiuzi Jufi. All ifenis subject I '., ,., .. ___________ __________________________ _______ ...o . *- _____ _____ _____________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ H tint I Badcock Store Robbery r I Not all sale items are listed here. Come in -- - - uciecy ....................................S.9 announced today they' had been Jr. today said no one from the $20,000 in Jewels and furs. That fatality in Casselberry Sports ..........................................6 located. the oth er day was the first OflC city has contacted him about. Mr. and Mrs. Saul P. Berman ____________________________________________________________________ there in introducing local legislation on (12.125 Keystone Island Drive) se:en n 61the I r't. matter, said four iiiaskt,si men eased City Manager V. E. Knowles into their home through sliding Seminole County will get a ew forest ranger next year. e annual Sanford-Seminole rePorted thus far no one from glass doors on the waterfront Nominations close Saturday for th the Sanford Community Do- side. Al Harris of Longwood its leavPolice buday are looking for J&Ycee Good Government Award, Joseph has Lug. Jim Marquis of Polk Coun- leads in th e Budeock Fund- announced. tt'tvtj him OH set'kltig a ape. ty will take over. ture Store break-in over the Nominees must be residents of Seminole County and should vial net, to * a Christmas weekend, lx' an elected or apjxiinted public official or any citizen who has thin in urban permit renewall)urticilfl*work. 1-- S . ' Plans For - 1 # — "s, -- .,, Parking problems at Sanford clerks busy this week. aultant? We hear they didn't will be announced, according to Plaza "will be corrected" Plaza Downtown mercitasits know about it until th ey saw Rep. Cleveland. it in your favorite paper. -- . ______ ______ satisfied" withand response Citizenji desiring the opportun-well to advertisements "pleas good" and stores were crowded. llost-Christmas sales and gift .ora up in arms over the hir- ity also will be heard. . ed" with the increased business. exchanges are expected to keep S•a•Si . l the "Community Action" direc- I I 1~1 -- _ ________ '- Nobody asked me but., aren't sent local legislation. .1 : I? ___ . - 30()Perish 'I'ElXlIl{1 liE SOtJA, gola (iI')—More thiin 800 f a 1100-man rebel force were killed Christmas Day when they crossed from the Congo— Iiiialiiia,i—,,,isI rittarked this town on Angola's esiterii horder, Portuguese military author. said today. '".' __ l - many occe- - ------- is COCKTAIL TABLES sions. Q9S a . limited number that S .... _______ T• _ ------ HAMILTON A I R FORCE I "I want to make it clear the Illy called a parliamentary DwAmtown Sanford "Ill'e Care" Merchants Ilresident Charles planning a Illet-tilig ()n jan. jo ( BASE, Calif. (AP)—The search :I p1 t-it-etion Jail. 21) which his coil. '0ple at SNAS were not a to (usd155 plans for business st'rvatjvu party Christmas card t.itis a traffic. . The hearing by the delegation merchants and Sanford Plaza Robinson reported, exictecf to narrowed today in Mexico's party to this move. The people wil.] take place in the county merchants report a -vcry busy With tile huge lot almost full promotions during ttie first six win despite charge8 of a #,11 c Baha California for a missing" in the Pentagon are the perve,%iulation receipt inside. . . k twin-engine plane carrying ten trators of this action," Herloug The commission meeting room, 'It was signed "1051." season" for pre-Christmas shop. during the last week before months of 1967, mist" of corruption. persons from the San Francisco" ; revealed. number of tile citution. has been the practice in the pers boosted business this year. Christmas, the narrow driving W 0 0 area. . past several years. I hope the same man who Both areas reported that vol. lanes and indistinct parking I don't know what it means LONDON (AP) prepared the cost estimates for Eight that time, representatives ume of business increased lines increased problems for th ofAt each municipality, but th ere were 12 marriage more convicts have escaped the two bases does not do Mce Coun- steadily th rough th e last week drivers, who have complained censes issued at the courth ouse ty Commission and oth er gov. from British prisons, bringing Area deaths ................................2 Ncimarsi's income tax or the before Christmas and "espec. about the confusion. the Thurbolay before Christmas. ernment agencies will be af- ia 10 Internal Revenue Service will Chri8tnins Bridge ....... Ily the last three days.-' All shopping areas ill tile a 0 0 forded an opportunity to preweekend to 28. Only four have Classified ads .................... be after McNamara." he said. Merchants reported they were county reported "business was 90 bench cocktail tables. There are a Brief . " '"$' ________________________________________ .1 I Augustine, Ocala, Leesburg and II Police depurtment received It ! Dade City. 129 Slot "Arlminiqtrntion of the program is costing )odies and thrp Is very ii?- tie, If any, flccrsssfltin for the 'The program h more or vast funIs allotted," IIer1on griven blank declared. "The heut way p,npie can rjht pnv'rtv k by ainz to .~ ~~ I" 41 Ift:-york," F1erlon opined. "Vie I V, " ~t ___ -,, can't flht a war and poverty, ton," Seminole Community Ac4.. ~11~ , v'-" tion is ak part of th pyr-- : tram. ______ "The prnram wa deainød lT,.7''' irs et Votes of the people who -. . can't think for themselves, hut WASIIINGT(JN (AI')----Itp. Charles K. 1ie,i,stt, 1)-Via., pressed isjijiait.lnn today Is, 'upoaiik that. the fc'tk',-,,i govHItfl'IiL Rhare Itn revenues ____ Watch for a big news story who represent Seminole County to break next week out at the along with the other ten counties Del-Mar operation. of th e district, reside in St. . hutch has glass fronf. Jusf the thing to $ buy while you C8fl....... SAVE $70 i ti :.. '-" ' and Loan committee it doesn't work out local bills to be mean- ----that h r',n r's.f 1i i A.. gi.. -,n,.w --------. .t. —• rUUL1U JU LiIt 1 10 I tThS1OU UI 1OC friends loans. That really isn't Legislature. the committee's function. But Rep. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. the assignment is an important reports some difficulty has j Salem maple. This large buffet and 149 '' - __ ' -- . one, and our freshman legislut- arisen in setting an exact date or is to be congratulated. convenient to th e four senators ' In th e vast district. Senators, i 'rnrr •tsI) - r, the nation's history." I'HcCfloW j"ss.' ____ -.'. . 12 41) gold, iurquoise, chair. Available in green or gold tweed. $ patchwork ... SAVE $60. ....................... I. All braided. SOFA & CHAIR Two piece Early American sofa and Goitlisitugit, hiss wife: Slel- thu u Complaint ts foreclose . '' Lwwi1i and J'ay. i..twNOTICE NUfl' certain mortga.- eticunsiserin THE NTATI' 111P 11,11.011.11JA TO, will .11111 Wift, and U, ilert UNits real itrollert)' EltUats pt'rty. to-wit: CARROLL. i its tlsI 1)ltrlct ansi describe-d! Ilrnol:v lilt- , T'ennsylviintu Lot t. I3loci 4, W'UATIIE1t"' f.sii.,w: 1.ot 10, IJls,cl ' Tou art- tterety notified that FIILST ADDITION.' ., IIOSIUS ORLANDO. suit lists isneis flied tiwain' you IIUI"TLII according to tilt pint titer.'iii th e Circuit Court of Hemlnol. Sirrlu: ONE, accorsIint to P1.SIt of zu' recorded in Pint fool: County, FiorIdi. in Chnneer, an ttis'r,'n r.'rordetl ii Pint Ito-ok I. I, pagi' 6G. PublIc Recordss nhbrvvlal.d tttir of which it, ''l'." I and (. Public ftecord.i of n Seminole County. Florida. 711:1)Iu4L sviscw AND Sininiolr Ciunty, rlortilu and it hAts. been flied aaInt you in the Ip1,euring: to List Court tidLtt th., ftt,ov*. - RtVlc(l mutt. Lbe short tttI.L)AN 4tH()ClATI0N OF N'014E CuT'NTY. u corflorut lots, ditei*dnt, Mutvtii laawwIll and of which it, Federal National' wilt. arc lortgLgt Association. a corpora1112LLnLtff, vii. 11. 1). ETIMLI4ING F4t4 h. L4LWWIII, hit .s. nf Vn..nal ... UII U4LuIISVU UIIIJUI 11.11 itL. 0,It 1144 W4IC, LII1 IALiIbA.... Late of Florida and Congress and existing pursuant ING, -.t al Defendants, til t. nu- within the ture of said suit beiis is suit to have not voluntarily appeared to the Federal National Martfareclant. thiLl vertain mortgalre herain, and that personal ser- ;ruge Association Charter Act, vice upon thuns Lit not practical luiviug its principal office Iii the dateC March Its, 19G, and of their roalsiotnu anti City or Washington, District of cord lIn Official ltuoords Ilunis i'ecuust' till-, PubUll wisoroabouts art- ulsltisown, it is Coiunsbits, Plaintiff, versus, WI124:. of till-, 4, Itecord.. of Seminole County, O1U)flItEl" that Ileiviji LawwLiI LIASI Ii. ROBINSON. SR. DefonIordi, .nieunsl.erinr list' follow- and Pays' K. Lawwlii. his wife, stunt(s), tusd you are required lug described real property, to- If livtis, and If ilead, their heirs t. serve S Cop)' of ,your Answer or assigzst, u;speur or plead to or other plead pleading: to the Cons WItI Lot IL, 111ouic -C". COUNTRY thu PunlPlultit Isurciii by thU JJ111.1111 oil Plaintiff't, Attorney&;, I CLt!fl CIRCLE, cauxeliverrv. 12th day of February. IW, and CL F V U LANb. STEI'HENSON 8rntItiol- COhitit)'. Florida, III default thereof tb.' Court will AN]) .iIzE, Stilt.- ut' bats ford Ata. corsilsig to tilsit thereof re- proceed to iii. tstarisig and ad- luntic National Haiti; IiuI1dizi, corded in Pint Book V. Page judlojAtion o f title' stilt as if Mel - 1', 0. Drawer Z. banlord, Florida, 4. of U.. Public Record.. r vhs l4Lwwiil atilt 1"n't K. l4aw- and flit' thf' original Answer or . flJI . Ill-le,p money ':" Aw cumnion * now, just- hePlans are tentatively being _ cause the non. iom 11cLtonaid made for the legislative delega. is on th e State House Bank tion to meet in February to . Early American. Beautiful nylon print. Self decked, soft edge. Pure foam rubber reversible cushions. SAVE S70 extension table has 2 leaves. This is S WILLIAM 11 ROBINSON. HU. NUll- FIRM' FUI)ilAL SAVINGS AND 'ICE Ha 1'UhIiU;AT1os—os NOL ......................... Early American 7-Piece suite. Large plullitif I. I LAWWILL, itt, ivirs., 1)nfcUdsLTStb. Vt.. CUANCIIn'S' NO. 'SØ 167 f 'j"'' "v I 1:4 1. t 95 m a i f r e s s. $ Walnut finish. Glass front slding doors. too. All at unbelievably reduced TO S 11111% TJF 01 5lflht'J(.A(IE 1OhtUCI.4SSultI 9191I Ic (1111tolliT NA 11' I ( I N A 1, .#%I 0 I' I I DOItOTIIY U. GAGE ASSOCIATION, e 50r1)OrStNiirii .ITJIIICJ,tl, CIItCtJ1'J' UJS' 15AuG11 it ii (I )'J.OItlIiA IN AND Volt sUsfl oI:LInJAt'on. hiss wife; MEL- tints, IN south. 't BRAIDED RUGS 511IHh1,I: 1)IT1tIC'r 7%at.fl4 I - Jamison. SAVE 573. 50 deal now. RECLINERS A few of several different styles SAVE left. Choice of colors and -fabrics, ___________ i Ciii by - Foam cushions. I 00 % nylon tweed _________________________________ rfl ' colors, BOOKCASES plate Pat Barry gave raport on the County Fair and ______________________________ 17% TIll: (71119011111, C (5 T II '1' 111111CIA1, MUCITIT 01'~ suggestions were made on how INITIlIs PATi ii I q II V 1' NB run MCMIill. ui.i: (1OI'NPS (: .. ---- I Legal Notice See this 6985 SAVE $79.95.................... Your choice of greens, blues and . ' __._.,.._.. '' the recent Council meeting. pure foam. Nylon or Naughahyde covers. This is a one time sale. Medium size with loose cushions. I meeting at the Fire Rull with Your Guide To Buying, and mu Sikes, Jean Tyner, 31argar- i mile pitee is permitted. Maybe, Mayor Lormunn and the rededicitted council will open it up a little to make the route .norc popular wi th the travel- 5-Piece sec-tionals. Loose cushions, For King Size beds. See at our W. First St. store. Big, King Size foam rubber or innerspring, quiltad...............SAVE UP TO SOFA AND CHAIR ; dish luncheon at the December by Mrs. Kay Suasman. Labels, Vera Cooh, Sara Cross, The)44SIJU -.' - _.-.- Other members present were The program was presented Christmas party and covered , - - - - Jut I'ropol4nls nnd iiit "Determination and ruling by S the Supreme Court is the last It is not a speed trap, I'm hurdle in the long court battle told by local officials, hut. if it. to permit the merger which was isn't then why the "Th-45 mile first proposed in lOtue," Don speed limit" on the west side i'lartin of the ACL reports. of the ACL tracks in LongThere is a long and involved wood? On the east side of the history to the court battle. railroad th ere is some excuse Favorable decision on the Ofor the 45 mile limit—lots of merger was received from the houses, hut on the 1-4 side int4'rst.ate Commerce after there is just a scattering of hearings and investigation in ________________________________________ structures, and is shout as wide open a territory as that. farther I f - _i-_' Shredded foam bed pillows, lust \. - . SANFFt4ORID1 - wingding. PILLOWS 27, 1flfl Floridn Fast. ("'.1't Railway. Antitrust Act. ,f. %%- ould Im the Seahrli,ird Railroad. throtivil tim I the Southern R-nilway And tile Tho railroads still] tilt, WC fill- $:avv 11 favol-11114, deeigloll ill City Commission tonight "'ffl ~ of There are some 500 employcs .lustie Department as majol' pealesi that Icrision to till! Sti- iay, 1 t'l;d, whsiehi WII5 ngaiti livIt ld doors of the Civic' Center May in Sanford are still by themerger, an ACL official1-ion and hearing, an tsnfavora- orahile deeisjon in so doing vltkhis WhIrIs' the privats' party •1 t . TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU. IF YOU DON'T FIND fl AT 901 W. FIRST ST., TY FURNITURE CENTER AT 1100 FRENCH £ RÔTM c?oDc AVE •Ir., in an exel'iqjvc interview with The Ikrnl(1 today, pledged t vote to cut hack ftind for the "Poverty Prnram" which he "OflO of the greatest, wastes of the peoples' money In Atlantic Coast, Line empinycs December, I9f. matte,' tas sent hark to the Jnrksnnvjjie that. points ti a The decision, at that time, lntertntt-' in Sanford are still 'iting to Coisimert'e Commfs. * ),jt')t thus' ease' wiss ss'iit. back to with tilt, FdoileFt. 'l5 "The fItMtI'Mt. WIIy I know to appealed to a Ibree judge sion for i's'i'ensidernt Ion of the the I ('C were not Iiet'essn ry to Anyone wanta bet,lit will he hear from the Supreme Court courtin .lnc'kcsn'j1k by the facts i'eiiit-ittg to thin Clayton In' eonjdu',-s'sl, Mayor Joe Raker next year. get a huge f.'de,-ni tn 11i I on their proposod merger with i 1: Hep. A. S. 11erJon AC t,Seaboard Merger tions are down about one ml)lion over the previous year. C. 'Thus far t.his year's valuations are at .657,05. For lftib there I ' 'Great Society' Zip Code 8277t High Court Still Muffs '4 :fl Nile of America" 'ATHR: nii likely, wormer thru Wednesdny. nbody asked me hu I'm casting my 'nte for th e Jaycee good government award to .Ioe Davis. He never makes th eof headlines hut as he winds up his term as legislator he has done more 'ond for this eosint' th an most of us rvsilh'.ci. -- / * * * * 46"I'lie un s tt Phone 22-261l or 425-98S — , 3ohn.9 Itiver i F pfi i - - Wast e Farce, T AW, ' , Move NAS F ---- - .- --U �A, . - .. 40 - -—,.—, - - .--- .- ;- I I F lorida j Tallies 2 8 . . , Dead ., - ... - •'' ., -', , . _L.1r. - . . - -. I - - . -I ,~ ,I ~ .~ — I .. ~.. ". -; Traffic Toll Reaches 561 ff .- . .. 1 - - - - - . -. . W.0 44 " at "Go l)eni\'AShIlN(;TON (At") cra(fc Lender Mike Mnnlield pet wheels in motion today for a suggested "major re exnminrtton" by the Sennte of ''Great I -'- . ' 'I ' -. _ . ._ Oft A-,i ~ ' • O"qowl 1'' tv' lat I oci pi-ngrnm and older controversial laws snt'hi as the draft, income tnx and foreign aid. Mansfield issued his recum- Society" .. .' . . d ion rior Maior R exa inat' * with ed,pcntfrsn. nntirpri'q those t1enllri to $iu ni endn I inns for a 'I boron gli rorrt.sp.tml going, set'iititl look'' at major 12ltt1t1IlIlg ,ieetlq." lie nwntfnnr',i iirhs,r, and rural problems. pi-agra ins from rm'dirn re 811(1 ,nr'tlit-nre, civil rights. curbs on Citing kgislnt kin possed in Ii hr. last two hiss (,nf'rr.ssr.. civil rights to farni suhsklles In Or antI water ptillsst inn, letter to the Senate's 17 t'nni inittef' rhnlrnien. Stit'Ii MI tidies, tilt' P,toti$ flflflfl ,iit1, t'ould find rough edges, N. a : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS mate by the council was 4(10 to the holiday just ended broke t1 Thanksgiving weekend, a all for three-day periods, were Year 546, Memorial Day' period, New , 'traffic accident dea ths du ring 540 for the period from 6 pm. chain of holiday records. Each four-day, or W2-hour at of brought 748 traffic deaths, a 542. July 4, 576. and Labor Day th Dec. 30 to holiday death toll since Friday. ti the na on's Christmas holiday (local time) 636. Memorial Day 1065 has set a record for any holiday. wee)en fell sharply lower than midnight Monday, .Tan. 2. . th is year Earlier holiday tolls I and The relatively low count for record. last 'tikr'5 yuletide record broke ,,,,4. MIAMI (A?)— Accidents dur'p.,. a chain of nine successive I* F)('('. 2, ovrt-cxtensloiis and gaps in newPage 2 ing the long Christmas holiday i7r_&rni!arh_rrath holiday records. , er programs, nml update and — weekend claimed the lives of at The toll was 561 as the 78-hour .. check equity of ntiminist rat ion . least 28 persons In Florida. period ended at midnight. handling of older laws such as Traffic mishaps accounted for ' '4'. Last year the three dn. Selective Service. 2(1 of them, two short of the toll I Christmas weekend brought 720 ..,t Mansfield said his recompredicted by the Flori da High. ________ traffic deaths. If nwndntions were not in rc .' , :wayPfitl'Ol. J, spouse to Democratic election ____ ., s. . . . .Twelve-year-old Stephen Klein IIj Pt-, just ended Is subject to upward ____ t'nnipinints by Demoor losses It, 771 of Ococe became florida's 26th _____ T"ff't revision from delayed reports of _____ crat ic govertiors about ndininis fathlit u.hen he turned his bi,,,, F fat41It1e!, but It was clearly tintration of some programs. It, q4, 1.. 11 ' ç--. of a car the path 1cycle Into .. He noted that he had been derthe 650 to 750 deaths estiT . .. i. west of Orlando, the FHP re. saying for more than a year mated by the Na tional Safety l\ ported. SOME of the husinss studtnts at South Seminole Junior High who work A that it was time for Congress to Coilnefi before the holiday. with the Hurricane Plastics Company made frosted jewelry and sold it as 'stop, look and listen.' _ . _ A- safety council spokesman class project. in the group shown are (from left) John Daniels, general a Nor, hr said, were Vietnam I saia a weekend snowstorm Cathy Opfer, sales manager; Karen Sullivan and Kathy Paschal, manager; war costs the reason for Con. whlth covered a broad swath of advertising; Betty Newton, production, and Linda Hall, treasurer. gress to pause and re-examine, the- nation from Oklahoma to 'I "With or without Vietnam, in New g1and kept perhaps a; ____________________________________ judgment, tim ennte of the ttiy mlfllvninotorlsts at home. cutIn • ii. United Stntes, through its com': p ting.tr.velandacddenta. i I would have a respnnsI mittees, . Nèvórtheless, fatalities far for beginning the kind of bility outstripped those of a nonholiI oversight which Is tap.t.oto day period of similar length. Benjamin Butler, Roland Parr, 1966 DECEMBER 23, suggested herein," he said. • 1 The., Awdated Pmu surveyed Admissions Mansfield said the 90th ConMargaret Oshurn, Rev. King -'accident death from 6 RIRMThJCH W Al a. (A?) Hurricane Plastics (ompny Margaret Grier, Daniel Gallo- Johnson, ,Tovcc L. Baxter, Ho. gress, opening .Inn. 10, would The bodies of three teen-age ,..,. I1JD. tl time) Frlds' Dec. %, f.rnu'iI lit' the third ie'rhave a tiniqtic opportunity to fill ..., •'''i' -IJCIC I... yi-u, e..iia I IJUI.II(UII, wn --------------------------boys -- two brothers and their Smith, Sarah Whack, Aleathea 0, ri midnight Monday, Dec. 12. M1tRLINEVI'E VELCII (right) was named Key the needs for ''cli simssionnte Ruth Starke, Locola itid general buness class at deaths then was friend — have been found. R. Wiggins, Kenneth .1. Scott, Thomas, Audrey Mitchell, Gayle Sout.h Seminole "" 1. The Club Sweetheart at th e annual Key Club Ball Monrestudy" bc-Cause he didn't exShe accepts a bouquet of red roses from Cathy 391. day. pect it to receive a heavy load tt Police have charged a neighbor Sanford; Ellis Dees, Pierson; A. Mason and baby girl, Carol School, taugh4 h Mrs. Marina I of the youths with three counts Rose Maria West, A th ens, Ga. A. Hare and baby girl, Mae Weeks, to give practical experThe safety council Issued an -Westbrook, last year's sweetheart. Announcement of new legislation. of murder. made by Ronald Goerss, Key Club president, estimate for next weekend's in the' various nsseta of was The Democratic tender left it Births Broome, Alice Wright., William c-flCcth Vaughn Murphy. 15. his bro Year observance lit t1le Civic Center. New three-day during the dance held up to the committees to deterMr. and Mrs. Thomas Grier. Redley, Sanford; Edward j. husiness. ler. Steve. 13. and Will Bin7CI. Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Ca TENTH YEAR REUNION vf the Class U 1956 of Seminole High Sabri()] wheti, It said. accidents probamine what laws most needed conceived John Dennis, who ~ rt er, Albe rt D. Williams, Dc14, nfl of nearby Homewood. Harlan Colvin, Sanford, a boy. was held at Mayfair Country Club, with dinner and dancing enjoyed by bly-'on1d kIll 10 to 90 more perrestudy. project, idea for the class the Bary; Gladys Rose O'Grady, class members and their spouses. Among those present (from left) were j,,, were last seen Christmas Night But he called attention to all sons than on a rmnholtday Discharges Eva A. Berg, Dellona; Cora is izeneral mrinnizer of the comas they went to purchase supRobinson Brovtm, cla." secretany; James Owens, class, president , Man. the new programs "designed to winUr week-end. I Arlene Smi th, David Myers, Buyer, Robert A. Burns, Lake P1flY which manufactures such Of A plies for a holiday Ramsey of th the longest distance, Kenne and the class member who came The New Year traffic toll estiTheir bodies were found Mon- Richard Myers, Joan Hensley, Mary; Rosia Campbell, Lake plastic items as key ri ngs, cuff Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Janice Punch was reunion committee chairman. Emma Lou Peterson, Carol Monroe; Agnes Hurd, New links, money clips, braccletcs, • . necklaces, earrings and paper _______________________________________________________________________________________ day Griffin and baby boy, Ka th erine Smyrna Beach. Shelby Shelby County She ri ff weights. boy Davis, Suio DECEMBER 25, Walker said David McCarter Ironsides, Baby ildre, The students are completely also of Homewood, had san Wagner, James W. Ch Admissions 25, MIDDLETOWN. Conn. (A?) spokesman said they "are going Peoin charge of production, disth ew W. Smith, Willi e Over. Ma Dora C. Appel, Robert been charge with th ree counts were scheduled Author William Manchester along well" street, Sanford Frederick Tay pIes, Eddie Lee Cooper Jr., tribution, sales and delive ri es, of murder in connecti on with br, DeBary; Arthur G. Bergen, Johnnie Reddick, Neal Camp- public relations, bookkeeping was reported "much Improved for today. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Light snow fell in the Great Subzero cold persisted in the deaths. , Sanford; and clerical work. ear Delt.ona. th bell, Margaret Smi and doing very well" today alt- Mrs. Kennedy has already WASHINGTON (AP) — BusiNorth Dakota and near the Authorities, who had said The second big snowstorm of Lakes region. 1966 nessmen have become more DECEMBER 24, The ne Chaney, Deltona; Es. The students have been takWASHINGTON (AP) Pauli stretched Canadian border of Minnesota. her the boys apparentl y were the new winter whipped into the Cold wea ther optimistic In the last three Admissions average school district Is spend. iniz orders and selling at school telle Temple, Laurel, Miss. had received get-well telegrams Ing sections of a 60,000-word months about the 1967 economy, slain by a sex deviate. were Midwest today after dropping across the North and reached It IAWS mild in the far South. Charles F. Robson, Marcel and Seminole Plaza. ing $436 to educatA- each elBirth s about th e *from MrL John F. Kennedy and extract of the manuscript that ,,j 55f $ reports a business magazine. 10566 for up to 2 feet of snow in the deep into the Southeast. 'rhninn iece.ø fl Smith P11i • *. Look magazine plans too seria- Forty one per cent of execuarrest. Rockies. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Temperatures dropped early each high school studenL a sur- War "It's to early to release any- grim Black Jr., Sara Warten'- pci, Sanford, a girl. Both wished a speedy recov- lize beginning In the issue which tives answering a poll by Nani ngs of heavy snow and in the day to -20 in international e findings as berg, Peggy Billups, Michale E. wy shows. Discharges ing concerning th th zzard conditions went li Falls, Minn.. -18 in Grand Forks. ery to the 44-year-old author of reaches newsstands Jan. 10, The tion's Business now predict imThe report in Schol Manage- near-b Margaret Grier and baby girl, they will have to be studied Potopinskl, Gladys Cleveland, Weather "The Death of a President." the book is scheduled for publica- proved conditions next year. Burlington. \t. merit, a magazine for school out to the area between north- N.D.. and -3 Nancy L. Hoffman, Beatrice M. fore we Sa nf ord. be closely and at length book they charged In a law suit tion in April. Three months ago 30 per cent Discharges administrators, said the corre- em New Mexico and northern 3acisonvj!Ie . Fla., had a low of Walters, Peggy Bill ups, Baby can be sure of anything," Asst. The literary and legal mancu- saw improvement. of conbreach were Missouri and southe rn Iowa. 33 above zero. a represented spouding costs a year ago State Toxicologist Robert John. Roland Clark, Christine Wil- girl Wagner. tract and an Invasion of Mrs. vering came against a backFifteen per cent now expect a $402 for elementary students Notices of hazardous-driving Six to 8 inches of snow fell DECEMBER 26, io€ son said following his post-rnor- son, Claude Denton, Ell en B. ground of Manchester's illness, decline, compared to 20 per cent conditions were Issued for MIs- between Dalhart. In the Texas B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rn examination. Kennedy's privacy, and $523 for high schoolers. Weithauer, Erma J. Jamison, Admissions te In the earlier survey. The nest Dr. a White house statement denyphysician, not Include souri, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Panhandle. and Clayton. N.M. Manchester's The figures do John A. Burton IV, Grace II.iIi ta's Pr. Witnesses said the youths had see no change. rwin Tracy, said his patient Ing comments attributed to the ool southern Iowa, Illinois and most Rain slicked roads south of Albany, cloudy IF. construction, debt or sch Dodge, Katherine Tooke, Carl . 26 3 severe head injuries. S condition President by Newsweek magawas improving. Ilk of Indiana. th e snow zone. transportation costs. Brumbaugh, Howard Cleveland, Albuquerque. cloudy 50 26 .. Sheriff Walker said it ap was still listed as critical, how- zinc relating to the assassinaOver-all expenditures for ci- Skies began clearing in the in the East. snow flurries per- Atlanta , clear .... 40 211 -. peared the three were killed at E th el Tomlin, Shena Mitchell, tion, and Mrs. Kennedy's deparemntary and secondary publi c Gallup. N.M., district. A foot of isted near the Great Lakes and Bismarck. cloudy . 36 -5 .. anoth er loca ti on and th eir ever. Calvin S. Johns, Agnes Walker, Tracy described the illness as ture with her children for a hollschools will be a record $25.2 snow had piled up at the Gall up in the northern Appalachians. Boise. clear ------27 4 .04 bodies dumped from a vehicle. Bertha Gerlach, Lorenzo Sher. "a slight touch of pneumonia." day on the British West Indies billion this year, th e survey airport and 7 inches in Las \Teg. Binghamton. N.Y.. received an Boston. cloudy .....31 18 .. Investigators said McCarter rod, Virginia James, Willie Wilinch the six hours before mid Buffalo, snow ......25 24 .03 was arrested at the home of his said. as, N.M. Manchester suffered similar island of Antigua. The Soviet ilams Jr., Harry J. Byrd Sr., MOSCOW (A?) Manchester was ordered to Union's second unmanned symptoms several weeks ago in Highways in northern New night, bringing the ground cover Chicago, cloudy 2. 17 parents in Homewood a few Geraldine Jackson, Merwyn L. London. where he was working remain in the hospital for at spaceship to make a soft landMexico that had been closed Creto seveninchc'. Cincinnati, clear Cullum, Sanford; Charlotte Barblocks from where the three E. SANDNER o'rro ortuguese In 26 23 .06 boys lived. He was convicted on a new book, the doctor said. least a week after his admission ing on the moon "has tested the Cleveland. cloudy du ring th e night were opened to. . . Otto Ernst Sandner, of 2207 nett, Phyl Kretz, DeBary; Ma'E:d— Denver. snow ...... 28 11 -05 recently in Jefferson Couaty Community Way, died Sunday ria Gehr, Lake Mary; David d y. But state police reported , Tracy said Manchester had early Monday morning with firmness and density of lunar cloudy 24 11 Dc's Moines, snow in tie Santa Rosa area on • - Court on morals charge and night •been working very hard and what his physician called "a ground," Tass says. at Seminole Memorial Sessions, Lake Monroe; Lila It Detroit. 26 24 T rOt. SflOW fined $250, authorities said. was under great stress as a re- slight touch of pneumonia." Besides transmitting fresh Hospital slUr an illness of to Van Etten, Osteen; Lula BeaCommunist U.S. (16 was slowing cast-west TOKYO (A?) 10 -16 Fairbanks. clear 44-year-old writer re- pictures back to earth . Luna 13 trice Crist,, Yulee. The traffic. suit of the furor over his book week r.. China has warned that Portu40 Fort Worth. rain Births : l The Weather Bureau repor te d , about the assassination of Presi- mained on the critical list In has forced a test rod Into the He was formerly of Alton, 111111, Family guese authorities in Macao wil Helena, clear ......30 14 .03 n, Mr. and Wil li am Tom li Middlesex Memorial Hospital, lunar soil by means of mechandent John F. Kennedy. III., and had lived In Sanford Sanford, aMrs. girl; Mr. and Mrs. be destroyed unless they satisfy th at snow in the southern Rock87 77 .17 Honolulu. clear Snowinobiling Middletown, Conn., although he ical manipulators, the Soviet measured up to 2 feet. — for the past 11 years. Communist demands, including Indianapolis, cloudy 31 16 (AP) WAVERLY. NEW YORK (A?) - The was reported responding well to news agency reported Monday. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Robert Dodge, Sanford, a boy. the ouster of American and Na- Moving eastward, the storm Jacksonville, cloudy sti :t: Vice President Hubert ii. iiumDischarges 'special tossed snow on Kansas. western dispute over "The Death of a antibiotic treatment. A corn- It said the rod will Indicate surChinese tionalist 33 26 .10 phmey has been using a snowmo- Louise Sandner, of Sanford; a City, snow face and subsoil firmness. Debris Cooper, KristI HamilMissouri and western and cen- I President" goes into a judge's piete diagnosis would take at small, tread-operated daughter, Mrs. Ben Storm, of agents." vk Los Angelus. clear 62 44 Tass said the spaceship, bile — a ll y Morris and baby girl, --. chambers today with Mrs. John least three days and until then The New China News Agency tral Nebraska. sons, Jack Sand. ton, Sa Louisvlie, clear 33 which landed Saturday, also — during his Christmas Alton, and two vehicle Three inches snow fell in : 101 F. Kennedy's attorney favoring he would be considered in critiAlton, and Laverne Jesse 0. Smi th, Sara W. Warsaid today the warning sent tier, Memphis. cloudy 48 31 contained a radiation density Minnesota. tenberg, Sarah Whack, Alea th ea I a postponement of hearings on cal condition, Dr. F. Erwin Ti-aPremier Antonio Salazar was in six hours in Garden City arid (Bud) Sandner, of Sanford. Miami. clear ......60 67 meter to provide information He said Monday he had rented a telegram from a rally of 15.- Salina, Kan. her move to block publication of cy said. Funeral and burial services Wiggins, Walte r Zeigler, Daniel 7 .. a snowmobile for his three sons 4 Milwaukee, cloudy 1 about the firmness of the top Galloway, Sa nf ord ; Ronnie Nix. 1)00 Chinese near the Port uguese ____________________________ Tracy barred telephone calls the book. will be in Mount Olive, Ill., with Mpls.-St.P.. clear 13 3 layer of the moon's crust. coastal enclave. Celebration of Christmas New rleans. cloudy 57 55 .03 and one daughter and their Becker Funeral Home, Mount on. Oviedo; Ernest H. Holcomb, Author William Manchester, of "an emotional or controverMascotte; Lillian Johnson, New families. a. ''' New York, cloudy .. 28 21 The telegram charged that banned for a time by the Pur Olive, in charge of arrangehospitalized with pneumonia, sial nature" to Manchester. The "' - - — - and soid ''considering the there exists a number of rnuh ---------iinfnr ttt vast scope of this work arid the edges, nvprexfensinnq and over t,nprererlentr'd nature of mitch laps and. perhaps, even signifi- Dcc. 27, 19 of it, it Is to hr. r''cpc'r'?ed that • cant gaps Mansfield — ---- ---------- - - Irith - Page a - - . . - ' - 1. - 0 -- ule • . '... #_~. I . t. I .. ..., Y . -. ~I I ", ~ -, ! I _"" ;. r 7 ; .,.7 1.~-,~11 I I -. - . . - '• - -. . . ., — -'- _' ----. - -..' • . . - :. I .r - - . 1 -. . . , , 1 a ' - -,, .' . . • -_ NeighborHeld Murder t . I .'.- . ' . • . - ' Hospital Notes eenagers . Business Class FormsFirm . . * traffic . I • I -i ii I I I I I " WI £ I Annie count of ' ,l , . i Presiden "Death camping trip. Second Snowstorm Snarls Per Student every single price listed. "THE ONE YOU WANT MAY BE THE ONE YOU MISS." -4 Optimistic - - values and bargains that you never thought possible. If you are in the market for furniture I CHECK 1 Businessmen Author Much Improved Education Up 4 Days of furious selling with all 1966 models at ridiculous prices with consequent savings. You'll find - * * * I non -communicative - -- Ij4 auu •ua 4'JuaIl.' £4. - in Elsewhere .. - Soviet Ship Sending Photos Area Deaths in - . -. P Macao Warned .. - •. .. .. - -. - " . . - ... I • ies • . Minn. -. .. 1. . . .. .- • .. Kansas I •. . - .. - of to . of ... • vacation in . . . . -. Nationalist itunF- of New Englund _ in coloagents were persecuting 'patri- Ilk1 , -,.., , and American iviacuo J1U carrying out Intrigues against Communist China. than i'ronn*uij, Mu. EIJYIUITII killed crvI Funeral riots instigated by 100 riU.ET_jizutiullo Gfirl .r Sit the Communists in Macao Dec ri,d L ti dht , di Sstur, will i.• v-I. W.dno,.thj In. tronth, p. • _•-, •, ouc %(11('it or Illfcoboll.17TION ADOPTION 111 11' DOA1111111 or 03P In hlund wtwory Gardens. Nibluck Funoral Home In charge. cgotrAlm RIGHTS OF WAY I)itI.I!.itATitD AS CHARLES COURT AND A DRAINAGE I'AIRL.ANit IN TO WJi0}.l IT MAY COCICRN: Notice I. hor.t n h hit Uo,ird of County Comnil.It'Her,. of Mwthoie County, Fior. Ida., edojited a flp,.olutton on ii. I't1I daiy of i)oct'mtu'r. A. I). lI'Gt. ('io.ln5, Mcuting. and abaudonc'crtatn rights of way and I'Uti(fl5 and 1 a ristit, of certain rights of way It' keinlv.ole County. Y'lorida. 40 follows. to-wit: cribod All of CRARLEI COURT and I that certain drainage castline in Block 11, FAIRLAM Z$TATE8, Section 2 1.piat, according to the P1st tir.'of a.. rtoordbd In Plat .. Pages 101' and 11.4., Renords of b.tninoh' Pu 4011fl1y, Florida. Ice ho publirhe'd Le1 *1*11 Notice ,.s,. I ime within thirty ($0) days fu3U'wvg the date of lb. adup. tIti of tht Etuolutlon In ciii lieu. uf The Sanford fleriild, II.,w.paptr of gs'nera.l circulation. iuWbtbed *7, ?'CIH)flOie Count) Florida., as provided by Cbuptcr 115. Florida atatutes. IbIS DATED this 2vtb day of DeemL'-r. A. LI. ICI6. BOARD OF COU?'TT COM- 33 re 3 30 - .. .1 •. T: -' ... 1 . . W. 1. '4' . .: :•• . . i'•- ............ , • . . . ' •.., . . ••-.-•-• ;.'4 I. . S J. ttit.ao - . . . .,....,.....i.,..-. .;i . r --.- ...; •. ..y . .. . 1E i.e C discuss . --. 41) Louis. cloudy #r. . on the assassination of the presIdent, have been ordered to snow cause in state Supreme Court why they should not be barred from bringing out the account. Lawyers for the two sides were to discuss the situation informally in Justice Saul Streit's chambers. "I have no grave objections to putting the mat te r over as long as necessary," said Simon H. Rifkind, attorney for Mrs. Kennedy. "I'll make th at very clear. Counsel for Mr. Manchester needs the views of his client and that's not possible now." Streit, who Issued the show cause order Dec. 10, suggested previously he would agree to postpone the hearings if negoflations on removing disputed passages from the te xt were not completed by today. Negotiations on trimming pitsSages that Mrs. Kennedy considers Intima te beyond the in. terest of history continued Monday. More talks — a Kennedy MRS. .46 .'j • UL1 home. . EWTA'FIt$ AND Kit- -- U ELIZABETH STODDARD l. " ly in front 0! the Humphrey .Mrs Elizabeth Gorley Stod• ,,. ______ Phoenix. clear ... .• Pjuburgh. snow .. 26 20 T of 200 Lincoln Road, .. 30 16 . PUnd. Me.. Casselberry, was fatally injured 1. 't' .. •________ PUnd, Ore., cloudy . 43 s .. Outspoken in an automobile accident Satur_r, Rapid City. snow 35 11 03 SEOUL South Korea (AP) In Casselberr) day 'i 1. Richmond. clear ... 38 5 .. Sub Mm-ho, the preidentia1 A nati ve of Clay County, Ga., •.. 36 21 St. .. candidate of Sou th Korea's she came to Casselberry five M E R C YRiDER . Salt Lk. City, cloudy 29 18 Democratic Socialist party, was years ago from Chicago, M. .. Monica, Sister ... 60 43 San Diego. clear .. sentenced today to two years in Survivors are her husband, cards her wimple .. 56 49 San Fran., clear .. prison for he would be Carl C. Stoddard of Cassel. helmet when she ket out her fog ...... Seattle. 41 30 .. willing to meet with North Komotor scooter to bring help t berry; three daughters, Mrs. Tampa. clear ......63 54 .. rea's Premier Kim li-sung to Ka thleen Burrows of CauelWashington. clear .. 36 21 .. Korean reunification, berry, Mrs. Mary Ellen Strauss clear OitItTAI% it A sit It NT and Harper & Row, publishers doctor said he has been "condenressed" for the a,f hi tOO (Iflfl.wnrii rnanuscrint fused and and -. .. ron, Ormond Beach. saying 1I*ttii't i'IttINOLit ('.Ol'%'fl' CbO$i%t. Smyrna Beach; Baby girl Fa- • night .l.k Li1ndiu'o! l"irs Lb Lori fl: merits. dard, 62, runerai with Bee' MR;e iLted of L.i.1s Howell Notice - .. "We've been snowmobffing right across the lake," he said. clear ,, egal - 26 19 ... . hurt in L Omaha. c1oud 54 and more sons were Okla. City. rain .. 34 32 .04 Philadelphia. Funeral Notice Eight per. I I ii it.... in ninese .. - 1.'' . . . . - ,. . I .. . ,.'.. .• ,.. . "• • ., -. .. of •Maitland and Mr-s. Marion ,,. ai.ne o Chicago; lO 50U5, Bill Pope of Longwood and Charlie Pope of Orlando, six brothers, Ed Davis, Charlie Davis, Oliver Davis, R. L. Davis and James Davis, all of Richviile, Tenn.. : and John W. Davis, of Apopka, ' . Mrs. ......i Oj) an •two ., i kins of Ricbwood, W. Va.. and Mrs Hazel Morrow of KIssim niee. Funeral and burial arrange- ,..,.,4 , . S menu are under direction of '- 'Niblack Funeral Home, Cusel- . Intnt The first elephant was un. ported in to the United States in 1770 . . lilt, - •' . . . LEE BROTHERS . i. IL if ', I I f M*AIOXER5OF5EMfl'OLE CXPUSTY. FLORIDA Dy Arthur H. r.-kwii1i, .1:. ('11111 i . eir *ufi'rb rra1b I . Pabllmk.d D•IIy - ( • . t " -1 . . , ' ', " I. -11 HERE IS the cast of "Enter Lu'iging" which will be re-run at th e Atjc Theater Dec. 28-80 at 8:30 p.m. From left, front row are Jenni 011ill, Nell Druethng, Faye Sunth, Tom Greene, Put Villegas, - ..-. - Manuel Bolanos and John Lewis. Standing are Harry Cronk, Marshy Pope, David Tilson, David Dz-ueding and Victor Thackeray. (Herald Photo) Cat. IS-dip', Ca4ep' sad CkriaIa. pshLIsad Saturday pr...dia (krl.tsa by Th. iaatør H.raid, MI X. Vr.ara Ave. Casford,, V$urlda. C...d Ci... Yu.e.e y&4 as *seeps Plumbing. Heating & Air Conditioning Law. SptWit.n. Psaps ad Piplag QUAUTY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 Cealard, Via. ..a'rIpl1.as tatI-s lip' V-r1i .i. terriers oo WE'RE FLATTERED, INDEED, BUT... There's only on. Welcome Wagon. imitation, 'Us said, Is the finest of compliments. And as a much-imitated organi. zatiori, we're certainly halo tired. But as many have learned, the reasonabie facsimile' too often falls short of "the real thing." So beware of substitutes, for there is no real substitute for the services of and the benefits provided through Welcome Wagon. VIRGINIA PETROSKI P. 0. fbi 114 ford Han HELEN I)EVRIES 535-3171 H. Hiusilsiol.' KATHY I . past few weeks. Manchester, picked by Mrs. Kennedy to write a definitive account of the assassination, was accused in the lawsuit filed by the president's widow of breaking their contract by offertog his manuscript for pubhication without her approval. Some passages in the text, she said, contained material constituting an Invasion of her privacy. President Johnson, meanwhile, asked that his staff not discuss the book or the controversy around It following a Newsweek report that the President's recollections of his succession varied sharply with those said to appear In the still unpublished text. White house press secreta ry George Christian called the statements attributed to JohnS son in the article "Inaccurate and untrue" and said "the President has granted no In. terviews to anyone, including Mr. Manchester, and has asked his staff to refrain from discuss. tog the subject." II P14. 323.1716 MILDREI) hANEY 865.5681 I )oi toss SOI'IIIE hI.tlNI'S 615-4403 IJafliery wI SANFORD. FLA. 317 319 ELM AVE. TEL. 322.0852 SANFORD PLAZA lear CILiMJ : TOOKE Lake Nary P. 0. Box 3314 itantord - -- I I •', - - S . - - • S. S 11 , ,'1 Iri.. i• , ,, ~ _________ _ I _____7 .. I --- - i I - i I �Ir I .- S.' .--- - -----•___ '- ---------- -• - •-• - -_---.__----------_--..-...._*--'.----.. ----- ---- .- -----.-.--.-.• ,jmr ppn: ose - - --.----- - - - - -- r.-LI1 • Jt - .- I 1U.tIiti1IU111II,;W .. . " ot r- - - • •. - --• • - - _ •. • . • .• - 1. !hhh1U111m - •, -. E :j The L ROAD'S END? Decision I I. r J Judge' s Seminole County Judge Karlyle busbolder can be a pretty rough Individual when he puts on his judicial robes as four teenagers found out last week. The judge, one of the most competent, this county has ever had, sen. tenced four teenagers to state reformatory for pelting Santa Claus at the Sanford Christmas Parade. We would like to quote once again Judge Housholder's remarks and hope It will be a lesson to kids in the future. "Th* only difference between what you four did and premeditated murder Is the fact that you didn't have a gun." The judge, who usually keeps his ,composure added that although he didn't like to give the harsh sentence "I must do what I think is right." .. - "1 cannot give you another chance." "The vandalism could have been fatal If the motorcyclist who was shot had lost control of his vehicle and veered Into the crowd. Innocent persons could have died." he should temper it with a little mercy. We urge Judge Housholder to suspend their sentences - three of the four are first offenders - and put them on probation until they are 21 . . . under strict supervision of their parents. We feel the boys have been marked for life with their names In the paper and they now realize the wrongs they had committed. If these youngsters are sent to reformatory they may be permanently damaged for life. We all know the harsh life of Jill tends to make the offender more cynical to society. This we do not want. We hope the judge will reconsider his stand. He has the respect of us all and will gain even more In stature if he Is merciful now. - __ -. '•. :.;::-::.:••;'. v .. , .'a... • S. '....- I"- .. . . . -1 I . T .. . •' . •. _ç . ••. .'.....:. I . . •, -•--- I . _I) ....•...-.•- I..... 5.-..... . .' 5 '. '4...'..' ....... . '••si . . •.'..• - . ,__.... . S - IT--'; -- )U! Finally, brethren, farewell. Mend your ways, heed my appeal, agree with one another, live in peace, and the God of love and peace will be with you.II Cor. 13:11. - , - •k l lr _6 .-.- ......,- - ••: -. ' ,-. -. v . tw 11, __ - 7 F r p. ^' .t.. -.1 "'~ . ft_ .•- • .41 ::!- ,. -I.--.- Ray Cromley Political Notebook Helen Fuller Says XORTEEAST TBAILAND Re said, "Go down into that an area tax collecting system. It was growing dark country with you? Are you They do not control rural trade, (NEA) on the road. The Thai I was crazy? I have a wile and child. The Colnifluflhsts are still In with took his suitcase out of The last policeman who went the organizational stage of rethe front lest of the car, open. down there . . . they out off his crultint, Infiltrating and tar. This was the press in private. The opinrorisin. Their first aim in to WASHINGTON ad It and, piece by piece, took arms and his out the parts of a rifle and be- "Oh, I'll go all right If you let destroy the government's local not a Happy Christmas in ion therefore prevails in Washpower. Their second aim Is to Washington. ington that there is more than me go my own way. gen fitting them together. the confidence of th The spirit underlying the one strategy for winning-or e He loaded the weapon, then Jeep ahead full of armed the more-than-usually elegant feat- ending the war. the power of reached into the suitcase again P11 come a half mile behind, local people In vernment either to protect ivities was one of restlessness In the Christmas spirit the and brought out a revolver. He But that's the only way I'fl go." go ailand and help them or to punish and frustration, talk In Washington this holiday laid It on the seat of the car tip here in northeast Th them if they follow the Reds. The war is a part of it. The is on the cheerier side of pos. between us and set a box of the situation The Red ability at effective uncertainty about the Presisible changes in the Johnson cartridges beside the revolver, been pictured. "Theee are new cartridges," There are roads no sensible terrorism Is limited to a rela. dent's performance in office Administration. The next Congress, with its be said. "I have to get fresh man will travel day or night tively small area - occupied by which many Washington veter. an lion people. ans feel is ano th er, larger number of Republicans, ones frequently because they and villages Into which be will less th a half m il uiongb the northeast, the But more to the point is a obviously will be harder for the deteriorate In this climate, s with an not go unless he' ages Communists are about as widespread unease with the President to live with than the far "If someone tries to attack armed party. There are vill along as the Viet Cong were in stability of government rnment on the last. us, start firing. Just keep firing whose chiefs are the CommuJohnson's White Rouse staff whether you hit anything or nuts' men. There are hills South Vietnam six to eight executive side. years ago. Reporters with access to top is depleted by resignations of not. Enough noise and I think where no one goes unless he's In short, the problem is not officials come away from privkey aides. The Democratic they'll go away." a yet a military problem. It Is ate meetings with a feeling Governors in the country are We were on a road we were Terrorists kill officials and friend and i went a government, economic, police that all Is not well, complaining abolt not being told we shouldn't be on after teachers. My problem. In the State Department In consulted by Washington. dark. By d57, there was con- by a police station a band o bring T this area under efparticular there are few who The thought that naturally gldersble military traffic. But men had attacked. Some of the fective government control yeconvey any sense of certainty comes to old Washington hands the traffic died out at night. attackers were police quires radical Improvement In about policies or plans for the There were burned-out bodies of ter weapons than the is that it is time for a smart district administrators, village hot spots of the world. can and trucks along the road. (Belgian-made and new). There had been attacks by Despite the persistent, effec- chiefs, looal policemen. It ye- In the Department of Detire terrorism, the Communist quires agricultural self-help fense the confusion is more within his Executive family. bands of men, here turns to key posts We picked up speed despite underground does not yet have programs that would give the confounded. Secretary Robert Talk the Department of State, the worsening condition of the political, economic or military northeastern Thai farmer a McNamara, the strongest memcontrol of the rural population, chance to improve himself. It her of the Johnson Cabinet, has where the Secretary of State road, needs ps7chologIcaI programs not prevented the military Dean Rusk has endured more The next morning my Thai even In the far northeast. than most men could-the Do. friend and I met with a police They do not have effective that would make the people of chiefs under his command frompartment of Justice, where Communist local government or the area more conscious of their taking positions opposite to captain. 'T'h. ..,..i ..• +.i. • l' #Ika r,.i,... tq...r there is only an Actinr At At-I4JCS as citizens. tactics in Vietnam, as leaked to All Is Not - S S 'VVeil - 1 To show how this occurs en with mlia-human erosires, a German scientist namI Bayer conducted tests with dcicena. He would starve his hens for I hours, to give them what he maldered to be a uniform dc ree of hunger. Then he placed one hen in ont of a 100-gram pile of heat.. She would eat until she had )naumed 50 grams and then op. But if he started her with much larger pile of wheat., e would not stop at the 50am mark. Instead she would continue iting till she had consumed m 83 to 100 grams! Dieters, ke note! Stay away from family style bles, groaning with extra od! Another interesting aspect of is experiment with hungry ns, pertained to the effect "company." After that lone hungry hen e till she quit of her own acrd, Bayer then placed a seeid hungry hen beside her. That second hen was hungry id started pecking rapidly at e grain. So the first hen immediately arted eating again and kept i till she had consumed 60 Thought For Today 0 I I 1* CASE U-520: Nellie S., aged , is the plump wife who had A on 44 pounds since her edding day. So I encouraged her to start my dehydration diet by hich anybody can shed an ay. -age of 10 pounds In 10 days. But I also urged her to ladel it her fixed portion of food her plate before she took Into the dining room. For your stomach will adjust s demand on the basis of the mount of food In front of ____ ____ es__S II ,a Worry Clinic "I believe this Is one of the worst Instances of vandalism and premeditated design and damage to people I a a * have ever seen." So next time you kids feel like hc')tIf we pulled together as much to put Ing at people or zipping up Christmas over a siege of peace as we do a spell decorations remember who you will face of war, we would be sitting pretty. when they catch you. Peace is kinds, like prosperity: There But we feel that perhaps the judge is mighty few nations that can stand was too severe in his ruling. Perhaps it. -Will Rogers, American humorist. Bruce Biossat :rane's Dr.0 torney General in a post vital to LBJ's record on civil liberties and civil rights for the 1968 campaign. These are the subjects of Washington chatter during the holidays. They may not remotely resemble what is passing through the head of the man vacationing on the Pedernales. per cent more gralni If you renders are Interest. ed In additional data on this S point, consult my college textbook, "Psychology Applied," at your local library, or send for the booklet below. For I have discussed Bayer's classical experiment in Chap.. ter 5 of my textbook, which deals with "Suggestion & Suggestibility." You farmers and dog owners have also observed that the presence of another animal will thus make the first one start eating more. Sometimes one full dog will eat again just to prevent the second dog from getting the lion's share. And "only" children, who seam diffident In their appetite while at home, will eat heart. Ily at school when surrounded by other hungry youngsters. Squeamish eaters are also less common in homes when there are many children at the table. You church women can or. a "Dieting Contest" and donate $2.50 to the church for every pound of fat that you shed, for that's what you will • save in hard cash on the gmcaries required to produce each pound of blubber. Many dieting groups thus can add $500 to $1,000 to their churches without disturbing their household budgets an iota. And coax your husbands to stop their tobacco habit so S they can also contribute fir more to the church, fri the average smoker now burns up $2.50 every week on the ends of his cigarettesl Meanwhile, you wives will become more stimulating to your mates, so they will glv'. you real movie thriller-dub? kisses, Instead of respectful $ little peeks on the cheek. Herald Area Correspondents Harold Altamonte Springs Gvs Mrs. Jo.. B Mathleii 8494205 Lake Mary Mrs. Fran... Waster 141aa Sn W5414 a H SSJ SJ5I4&4IflflS*C4 oy l B , £13 - %J" bys: l e Quick Quiz ,,-Which U. S. president fused to witness the inaugura82&1318 Things e ment (ruin your Uncle Samuel? tion of his successor? NEW YORK (AP) Bear Lake-Forest City columnist might know if Some 34 million Americans are. A-When Thomas Jefferson never Mn. Maryann Miles Folklore If you find a hand- proceeded to the Capitol to take be didn't open his mall: 828-2078 When Thomas Jefferson was kerchief, don 't pick it up for II the oath of office, John Adams Casee berry Lake Monroe In the White House, his Christ- you do the result will be tears of refused to accompany him. Mrs. Jan. Caaselberry Mi.. H. L. Johnson inas turkey cost 75 cents. Ducks your own to wipe away. Bird 888.&046 Q-How early was ice cream 322-4722 feathers In a sickroom will de. then sold for 30 cents each. Cbu'uot.a During his first year as presi- lay the arrival of death. To cure commercially manufactured in Longwood Mrs. Liza Baker dent, Theodore Roosevelt didn't rheumatism, wear an eel skin this country? Dons Estes 365-5393 allow a Christmas tree in the around your waist. To cure a A-First commercial inanu8*B.331 7 DeBary of salt facture was begun by a BaltiWhite House. As a conservasore throat, tie a piece North Orlando Mrs. John Leon. tionist, he didn't approve of pork around your neck. more, MCI., milk dealer In 1851. Mrs. Marilyn. Peterson 668-4893 cutting down trees for mere de- If actor Robert Preston Is 3234801 Dritona coratlon. Later he accepted a your dinner guest, be sure to O.t.en Mrs. M'dr.d Haney Christmas tree that. It was wind up the meal with New OrINS Mrs. Clarence Snyder 168-5*83 carefully explained, had been leans pecan pie. That's his fa322-4841 P.r Sesin' Driven Enterprise chopped down to thin out a too vorite dessert. Tess *. Driven Worth remembering "Trou dense forest. Mrs. RlthI. Harris Oviedo Nevy Pe'ssrnl Are you suffering from the ble is only opportunity In work 1694834 Miss Ruth Davidson clothes." holiday blues. Your ailment Is Law Y. DwaII,s *85.2651 668-4604 "a In remote parts of the South called cherophobla4 which is $dal. Now morbid aversion to gaiety." On Pacific it is reported that a wife C.p.rs 6 T,1en the other hand, U It is only the can still be bought for the equlvBeeft a ma.s chill weather that has you down- alent of $3 In cash. While this I spirited, you are simply a vie. seems like a bargain, few of tim of cheimaphobta. "fear of these wives have much of a SANPOID trade-in value. the cold." Page 4 Sanford Heraid Dec. 279 1966 Americans spent 31Z5 million W6LTU A. wriow, gi,nt,m Lao PVSU$Mi on guitars last year. five times Y*ASM ve11'oL1a. (skaIMs - flasai 0 -iaras much as they did in 1955. LAMaT VUIML aU.*T LLt.1Al&lU Young people getting married I Associate editor AdesrIlsIng DIrestos JOHN 5POLlI today may wonder what their Sports Editor £dvsrtlalsg Maasr chances are of celebrating a Dokis WILLIAMS jasL saoMasa golden wedding anniversary. society Mailer 5gp Naae' "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" W DOuSE LVIIU ,'Ma WMi14 Well, the outlook is that one out City Editor Mocksalesi Sept. of three coupls will make It. JVDT wzi4a Miii ait SPICIAL $I County Editor But a generation ago only one of staff Pkotographr INTRODUCTION five couples had so hopeful an Published ,..Ily •zoeps Saturday, Sunday sal Ckrtstw.mi •sblsks MONT Iatsrday prso.dIng Cbrlatwas. outlook. Quotable notables "Great si$stIrI1oa 1M$ SPICIAL SOLO COURSE .............. Howa Delivery wisdom consists In not demandDi wash NEW CESSNA TIAINEI - $12.00 P., Now or Mall SEMISOLE OOVNTT LL1. 0TM MA"- ing too much of human nature, ICc W..* and yet not altogether spoiling It 10.00 1 tear $1145 I Tier NEW AIR TAXI CUTIPICMI COVIIS ENTIRE U.S. LII S Meatbe iTS $ Mosiki by Indulgence." - Lin Yutang. MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN 140 1 Mostha 1.19 1 Moa ths SE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS The African female elephant 1.09 3 Mouth 1.09 1 ManIa V. a p..tai *oglaU.as provide that aU wail eubesri ptiess be pail is the most child-pampering of Ia.4vsac.. 1550 PInE CHUORU 11S earth's mothers. She doesn't The Marsid is a waub.r at the Lseectat6 Prow which Is .sWI.4 fully wean her Infant until It is AVIATION AVAIIIAIU ,o* allsvsIy to the n.i tar rapubilastIss of au the heel sews tssal PIODUCTS old. TRAININC 0* *1* TAXI nearly 8 years In tAle newspaper. Bottle up that Impulse to take Mat.ra4 am seooa4 ola.s wattor O.b.r *1. 1010 t lbs Im i. too many drinks during the .1 $o$ford,, ?iorIda. under the Lot of Congress of March 1, 1.01. Christmas season. Nearly one JIg pail of say aalsrtaJ, Sws as Mv.rtIMag of IbIs .411Is1 of out of every two fatal accidents The $uford Herald way be r.prodocai Is asp •a-asr ltbsst SS0 wriltos psrmluign of lbt publisher of Its Metsi4.. Lay 1s1lViLu&i at this time involves someone a MUgS 1*11 OP 0"MO ALE or fira responsible for such r.prvductios wtU be sessilorel as who has bson Imbibing. ON N*NWAY 419 Are you getting a regular pay. Mrs. Jolla Barton - URANCE Jht Ounfilrb j&rva Ball Agency - • ob Learn to FLY ! A REAL ACHIEVEMENT • - I ,•' flying Seminole Ranch '6 Hit1 n Rais, AIred that American "policy is been minimal," Salisbury said miles south of Hanoi. Nearly all to avoid civilian casualties.' to Uirget North Vieltinniese nill. In n d1F;pntch In the Timen to- the popuIntlon hnd been evacii- woman mayor, told him there capable I - ____ I .. -- - - - ___ A Call To Every United Presb yterian . . . - , -- 4- in this AMERICAN PRINCIPLE Share Sikhs FREEDOM Decide Against of Suicide - CHOICE Passbook Savings A 41/2% ccount CURRENT ANNUAL RATS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY ANY AMOUNT YOU CHOOSE OPEN WITHDRAWAL PRIVILEGE SAVE BY THE 10th, EARN FROM THE Savings fi Certi st 5'/40/0 cate CURRENT ANNUAL RATS SIX MONTH MINIMUM TERM $5,000 MINIMUM AMOUNT $1,000 MULTIPLE ADDITIONS SAVE BY THE 10th, EARN FROM THE lit . Churchmen 0010 EITHER TYPE ACCOUNT INSURED BY A GOVERNMENT AGENCY TO $15,000 60 Choose the type Savings Plan that suits your own needs - the Passbook Account, offering the advantage of smaller amounts, quick withdrawals (If you just have to have the money), earnings add. sd in Mar., June, Sept. Dec at a good ield; or the larger sum, long-range, 41ghor-yielding, undisturbabi. Savings Csrtifkafe. PRU T*AN$HR OF FUNDS FROM ANY PLACE IN THE COUNTRY Protest War Chinese Chiefs Are Denounced WI PAY THE INTAN•I$LI TAX It is your duty to become involved on such a serious issue! : In 0 'JA $ : s c ,* T1 Two Locations To Serve You -Male Offic.-IraicliOffic. 312 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PLAZA 322.1242 322-1961 - - . __ ,. -4:. • -• - - . - - From Crude Oil Told By Science • __ ---#* operating .ilnnst from Phnom Penh. the Cambo- Relternting thnt U. S. policy iq had twen 51 raids nn her city rontinuomly restartilec;% nf hnw dian capitol. ,ifter the State De- rI . of its . _ Protein Food -• - _1. ____ - 6 t - .1 WASHINGTON (At') --- The Pent ii gun has acknowledged that (ml iflan iii ens in North Vietnam lini' tweii damaged during U.S. air rnI(lM but dc dart's t hat only military targets have becti sclwduilcd for attack. The Deleuise l)epnrtment 8tfltemeult said, In part: ,, It Is impossible to avoid nil 'damage to civilian areas, capedally when the North Vietnnm se (IeIItwrnteIy emplace their air (Iclense sites, their dispersed POL - petroleum, oil and lubricants -- sites, their radar and other military facilities in popm td nted areas, and Indeed soe'times on the roots of government buildings." Pentagon officials said the statement was issued In response to questions from the New York Times. The U.S. statement empha- A reas pnrinwnt validated his passport many bombs are 1 r n p p to strike at. "North Vietnamese up to flee. 2.1. sited, It-airy targets only, particularly (lay. for travel to *irth Vietnam and those%%,111r11 have a direct finIn another tlisiasutc)i. Salisbury 1k reported earlier that his military targets only," a Penta- 1k reported the old French Sahishuiry wrote. ~ the North Vietnamese granted ,uit't on the movement of m He n1d the railroad can be him a visit. said tie visited Narn Dinh. 50 personal inspection indicates U. gun statement said: "It is im- Highway I between Saigon and and supplies into South Viet- miles southeast of the North S. bombing has been causing possible to avoid all damage to Hanoi ruins almost parallel to repaired cliflek1V he'auiqq' is w4eq l ___ mum. Vietnamese capital, on Christ- "considerable civilian casual- civilian areas." OfIkials said the main railroad over flat land small. light equipment and ! Mir #anfarb J!rrath "These targets Include roads, tuna Day and found block after ties in Hanoi and its environs both Nam Dinh and Phu I,y and would appear to be a born- enough repair materials "prob- n. 27, 19R - Page 5 railroad block of "utter (ksOIR(itJfl." lie for some time past." bridges, railroads, were "Ioadd with antiaircraft hardier's dream target hut is ably nftieient to construct two: or three additional railroads are Junctions, Pot, facilities, mill- said 89 people have been killed The Defense Department in batteries and missile-firing posi- not, "The railroad and highway kept an hand, eldnnu more than tary barracks anti supply (1 and 405 wounded by raids there. Washington, aRked for comment tions. pots lie also reported that raids on Salisburys reports. acknowl- Salisbury said his Christmas have been bombed again and a few hundred yards from any "They also Include those ftfl- Oct. 1, 2 and 9 killed or wound- edged that civilian areas have flay tour of Nam T)fnh was in- again and again, hut it is doubt- possihk' break .' . surface- ed 40 persons and destroyed cv- been damaged by the U. S. terrupteci by a 21-minute air full that rail traffic has ever He aid the highway was t'Vf5 fl tinlrcrntt nod SAM sites which missile up more than a tow more easily repairable to air cry house and building in Phu bombing of North Vietnam but raid alert, and that Tran Thi been held endanger the lives or American Ly, n town of 10,000 about 35 said "all possible care is taken Doan, the city's 40 year - old hours, and the highway seems I He arrived in Hanoi Frida' pilots." The Air defenses surrounding Hanoi. the North Vietnamese capital, are considered by U.S. military men to be the most sophisticated ever faced by American fliers. Some pilots call hanoi "Dodge City." U.S. intelligence experts credit the North Vietnamese with more than 70 SAM sites, most of them ringed about Hnrul, and thousands of antiaircraft batteries, many of them scattered throughout that city. The Pentagon statement did not mention Hanoi, where ComI meddle with civil affairs which concern the common. approach the Scriptures with literary and historical The proposed "Confession of 1967," as approved by the munists claim more than 100 wealth." (Chapter XXXI, No. 4) civilians were killed or wounded understanding. (Part I, Sec. C, No. 2) 1966 General Assembly, confronts the United Prcsbyby U.S, bombs falling inside the Protestant denominations generally have limited themThe Westminster Confession which is a part of our tcrian Church, U.S.A. with a serious challcngc. city limits Dec. 13-14, selves in their jurisdiction to ecclesiastical and spiritual church constitution clearly states the truth that has If this Confession Is ratified by two-thirds of all the Pentagon officials Dec. 15 desubjects. This fundamental was recognized by Christ. the guided us for twenty centuries: Presbyteries and approved by the next General Assembly nied those charges. Apostles. the Early Church. The Reformers, the West"Ihe authority of the Holy Scripture, for which It In May of 1967, our church may well have undergone the A New York Times story pubminster Divines, and our own Church founders. How(AP) - lished Sunday and written from ought to be believed and obeyed, dependeth not upon WASHINGTON most radical and revolutionary change in its entire history. ever, all these have encouraged their members to become Promising prospects for a ma- Hanoi by Harrison E. Salisbury. the testimony of any man or church, but wholly upon At the General Assembly, there was little opportunity jor new protein food made by assistant managing editor, said involved in economic, social, and political affairs whetGod (who is truth itself) the author thereof; and there. for effective opposition, criticism or careful consideration with bacteria living that "on-the-spot Inspection inS mixing ever they possessed competence and knowledge as m& fore it is to be received because it is the word of God." of such an important change. crude oil products were report dicates that American bombing viduals, but not under the dictates of the Church. (Chapter 1, No. 4) Therefore, anything that is to be done to stop this Coned by scientists today. has been inflicting considerable The Bible contains over 3,000 references to "the Word fession from being adopted must be done by lay mcmA team working on the project civilian casualties In Hanoi and II. WHAT THE CHANGES SIGNIFY of God" as put into the mouths of the Prophets. Christ bers and concerned ministers. As members of the Pressaid it could be a significant its environs for some time himself accepted the revelations of the Prophets as the byterian Lay Committee, we are opposed to this new food source for developing coun- past." The 1967 Confession does not ring true. It is so filled be competiwhich might up true Word of God, and Christ, being Divine, could not tries Confession. We firmly believe that, in its attempt to with ambiguities, undefined statements, involved mean NEW YORK (AT') - U. S. tive in price with skim milk have made a mistake. date the confessional position of the church, it underings, and obscure language that it becomes possible to iwder. bombing raids along rail and in the Bible It also lacks Are you willing to give up your belief mines certain basics of our Christian faith. rationalize almost any point of view the reader seeks For folks who could be highway supply routes near Haa the Scriptures the clarity of our time honored Westminster Confession. the true and infallible Word of God? Are to establish. squeamish about eating food noi have killed civilians and every sure that of this call is (1) to make The purpose divine guide or is the Bible a human and, therefore, tinthe help of bacThe Westminster Confession of Faith, on the other derived with severely damaged residential ..I....A Presbyterian Is fully aware of the sweeping changes that reliable document? term, he researcoers puwt.-u areas, Harrison E. Salisbury, an hand, is so clearly and succinctly stated that anyone who to Indicate what this may mean to vinegar, cheese, sauer been proposed (2) The new Confession now attempts to answer these have yogurt, assistant managing editor of the can read can understand its meaning. It does not require kraut, cured meats, soy sauce New York Times, has reported the future of the Church and (3) what you still can do questions in a way that weakens the concept of the Bible a group of intellectuals to explain it. and other foods already in this from Hanoi. about It If you disagree with the changes being proposed. as we have always accepted it. It claims to be a modern This greatest of all our church documents has been the category. Some villages and hamlets document necessary to challenge the modern age. But * S * safeguard of our Faith for centuries. As included in "The Living yeasts might also be have been "almost obliterated" careful study reveals a close parallel between the critiof the bacteria in Proposed Book of Confessions" issued August 1966, the :used Instead by the American attacks "but Wry few Presbyterians have read The Proposed Book of Ve this new Confession Scriptures as stated in cism of the producing the protein, Dr. John the effect on transportation has Westminster Confession of Faith remains as a part of our Confessions as it was approved by the 178th General and the criticism of atheists and extreme liberals down G. McNab of the Esso Research Church Constitution, although the Confession of 1967 Assembly in Boston on May 24, 1966. A surprising numand Engineering Co., New York, through history. S S makes only passing reference to it Presumably it will ber of laymen arc not even aware that such radical and 'and Prof. Louis R. Rey of Neshave future recognition only from a literary, technical, rcvolutionary changes in the confessional position of the t1e All montana, South America, Involvement In Social, Political and historical standpoint. Thus. its power to safeguard United Presbyterian Church are being proposed. :851d in a report prepared for the and Economic Issues the Faith of our fathers will have been severely limited. .133rd meeting of the American This proposed document is the result of some eight AdvanceHere are three more illustrations of radical changes :Association for the years of work of a Special Committee on a Brief ConIll. WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT ment of Science. that are proposed by the new Confession: temporary Statement of Faith. It then was reviewed and the yeast or bacteria, With If you agree that the new Confession is unclear, unsound, A "In each time and place there are particular problems AMRITSAR, India (AT') revised by a special Committee of Fifteen which Iving micro-organisms would, last minute agreement by and should be subject to more study, review, revision, and crises through which God calls the church to act. The sidered suggestions submitted by Synods, Prcsbyteries, , in effect, be weaned on, and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and redefinition, then organize yourself into a committee following are particularly urgent at the present time: Ministers, Church Sessions and lay members. 'caused to multiply, by feeding averted the suicides by lire of one and take these simple steps: (Part H, See, A, No. 4) . them high-quality hydrocarbons Monday of six Sikhs, ended the S As often happens with the written efforts of corn1. Obtain a copy of "The Proposed Book of Confesderived from the distillation of 10-day fast of Sikh leader Sant mittecs, the resulting product is so full of compromises, 4a "The church is called to bring all men to receive and Fateh Singh and removed a c rude petroleum oil. sions" and read carefully both "The Confession of 1967" concessions, contradictions, and obscure sentences that uphold one another as persons in all relationships of Out of this brew, featuring a grave threat of communal vioand "The Westminster Confession of Faith." (If you can.. it promotes serious disagreements in the way it is interlife: in employment, housing, education, leisure, mar. ,constant fermentation process. lence. not get one at your church, then order one from the office pretcd and applied. riage, family, church, and the exercise of political Fatch Singh sipped orange .would eventually come a dried, Far more serious, however, is the radical nature of of the General Assembly, the United Presbyterian substance juice offered by Nukam Singh, protein rights. Therefore, the church labors for the abolition powdery Mrs. Gandhi's emissary, alter Church, 5 10 Witherspoon Building, Philadelphia, Pa., some of the proposals that shatter the very foundation of 'called single cell protein. of all racial discrimination. Congregations, individstate of they confered on Sikh or from the address below and enclose S 1.00.) Special heat treatment prior our faith. uals, or groups of Christians who exclude, dominate, Punjabi Subit. be would processing final to All this has disturbed an increasing number of dedior patronize their fellow men, however subtly, resist pinion to your Minister and each meino "Everything has been aunica2. Express your .designed to kill all bacteria or 5 arc concerned over the direction They cated members. the hUllS God and bring contempt on of the Spirit er of your session. yeast organisms after their job bly settled," Fateh Singh said. our church Is taking in its interpretation of the Bible and Hukam Singh, speaker of the they possess." which was done. 3. Find out who will be the Elder chosen as the lay lower house of Parliament and in its becoming more and more involved in secular matMcNab and Rey said that a a Sikh, came to this walled city own is called to p*Ctice the life, 4b "The church, In its Representative of your church who will vote at the ters at the expense of the true ecclesiastic mission of the number of technical and eco in northwestern India only two forgiveness of enemies and to commend to the I* Presbytery niecting called to ratify the new Confession. nomic problems remain to be hours before the Sikhs planned church as defined in the Westminster Confession. search for cooperation practical politics the lions as solved but "wç are confident to set themselves afire. The six th is Representative and give him 4. Personally - contact and peace. '11th requires the pursuit of fresh and rethat all of these problems can waited nearby as the talks went your views. Remember, Representatives cannot be "inbe solved and that single cell on past the deadline. sponsible relations across every line of condict even I. THE CHANGES structed" how to vote. They are expected to "vote their proteln can represent a major of strife reduce areas risk to national security, to at Fath Singh had threatened to Let us illustrate with a few of the more radical changes conscience." new source of prote in," possibly burn himself today. and to broaden international understanding." found in the Confession of 1967. Space does not permit I within the next decade. Mrs. Gandhi agreed to arhi5. Talk to your friends in the church. Get them to printing of the entire sections referred to. You can get the 4c "A church that. .evades responsibility in economic triate the disposition of Chandiexpress their views likewise. full context by reading the "Proposed Book of Coniesgarb, now the capital of both aidrs. ..offers no acceptable worship God.* Punjabi Suba and the adjacent 6. Urge both your Minister and lay Representative to 510135." Hindu state of Hariana. Both • ; vote "NO" on th e proposed Confession, with the underDo you accept the belief that your church should take states were formed from the old standing that it will be returned to Genera! Assembly for Is lb. Bible "Words of Men" or whatever position on any political, social, or economic state of Punjab. The Sikhs want th. "Infallible Word of God"? further study and review. issue the governing body of the church decides is the Chandigarh all to themselves. There is no reason to rush these changes through just Hukam Singh said after his proper one? Who decides what issues are to be opposed, Did you realize that the Bible will no longer be conreturn to New Delhi he had asbecause of a deadline date in 1467. Our church has stirwhat are to be supported? On what basis are church sidered as the inspired and infallible word of God? How WASHINGTON (AP)-Twelve sured Fatch Singh that the city vived for nearly 300 years with a much better Confession leaders qualified to make a judgment on such secular far the authors would go in humanizing the Bible can be S church leaders have writ ten ultimately will go to the Sikhs. of Faith written by the Westminster Divines who elibproblems of the day? realized in this excerpt from the new Confession: ;president Johnson that U.S. The prime minister will also 'bombings "In or near Hanoi' determine which state owns crated on it for years. Another year or so of deliberation "Render therefore unto Caesar the things that are "The Scriptures, given under the guidance of the Holy have sabotaged chances for a Bhuakra Dam, a hydroelectricwill not be catastrophic. Hasty approval could be. Caesar's; and unto God, the things that are God's" is the Spirit, are nevertheless the words of men, conditioned by 'longer cease-fire to get peace irigation facility north of Chan It is unfortunate that not enough Lay people have way Christ answered this whole question (Matthew the language, thought forms, and literary fashions of the negotiations started. digarh. Under a previous agreebecome exercised about this new Confession before this. 22:2 1). The Westminster Confession states it clearly: places and tlnses In which they were written. They reflect "Worst of all, Mr. President,' ment, each state will have However, the power of public opinion is a real power. "Synods and councils are to handle or conclude moth. views of life, history and the cosmos which were then :said their letter, "Is the fact own governor and high court to So, this is your chance to demonstrate it. 'that the actions of your own replace the present joint goverlag but that which is eceIei1 i4kaI, and are nut to inter. entrant. The church, therefore, ho an obligation to 'government now clearly appear nor and court. to contradict your own words a S . chief spokesman. • "how can your call for nego Untlons and a peaceful settle Presbyterian Lay Committee, Inc. ment be taken seriously wher the U.S. forces In Vietnam eaca200 Fifth AVIIUI • Now York, New York 10010 late their actions at a time likc TeIs*koasZl2.U6"UIS. sum 1404 TOKYO (AT') - A rally of this?" The churchmen, representi ng 100,000 Red Guards in Peking o.,d of Dirsolsis Liu Shaodenounced President the urged that various faiths, Paul J. Cupp, Vice-President Roger Hull, President United States "on Its own Initla clii and party General Secretary Secretaiy T:•aauiei John W. Humphrey, Vice-President Hugh F. MacMillan, 'tive net for peace without re Tong Haiao-ping today as leadWilliam C. Albertson, Asst. to the President ) 9 quiring any prior commitment era of the 'bourgeois reactionairy line," Japanese corespond'0 or itet by its adversaries and Canton 0. Ketchum, PIttsburgh, Pa. George Champion, Darien, Coon. ents reported f rom the Chiiwn. I ,i thus prove our sincerity beyond capital, William B. Kies.wetter, M.D., Clayton Coflyor, Greenwich, coan. Pittsburgh, Pa. a doubt.' The Yugoelav news agency Jasper Crane, Wilmington, Del. I Clarence McGuire, Kansas City, Mo. Tanjug reported from Peking Ronald C, Doll, Ed.D., Livingston, N. j jHoward Pew, Philadelphia, Pa. Monday that LIu and Tong Fiery Holiday Summit, N. Fred Russell Esty, W. Robout Slovet, At least :sl tIulldreiu and 11 would be arrested soon. Thu two Kansas City, Mo. Lam T. San Franclico, CaUt, Jonas, targets of the are the highest and many other per. adults died Carl Truuømnicht, Webster Groves, Mo. honuekas in fires by Mao and his hair purge led sons were left that struck over the Christmas apparent, I)etensu Minister f.m I O ' ILMIdiju wa..ka.t1. Plan. -- - - -• Ce 0 0 ie nam ivilian N - nI ve t . • I $ �-- I , -- - -- - • .; • w ur I_L - i - . _______ 4' - j. I KPI! ___ -c i' 6 — Dec. 27, 1966 br intnrb brrzlb Page * I' _________ __________ ______ _______ . S n7 d.iE . :izs? - - ..__ __ - .- ,.1 _____ _________________________ I - s 4; ' - - 4.,...., kle; blargifla something By BIlL VINCENT IL Well I guess you are broke drUcat. and happy being It's two days Fishing with these (ii I a . •- - ': '' , that much needed and wanthd late the action of the bait ' It is outdcmrs equipment that u II, / shows the ed streamers are fun to fashion thggest. t tried smoked during the interlude between If you haven' ibid you are really missing a seasons, say the lads. They're Johnny Doy'e. Bottom, StricKland Mornsnn team members front row (left to right) Wavxu Russell. Larry Gandy, Danny Gracey, Wayne Stumpi. Bctk row (left to right) David Mendoa, Frank Sloan, Billy T1kIn' about good eatin', you hasn't been exposed to fly tying. Weight Is applied by several need to try smoked eel. It's jxi picture was taken - Dickie Dens. • I ' ' * ' ,, MIAMI. Fia. CAP) — A team , or Yankee stars, cager to impress a flock of pro scouts in the t ' .. • ,- .' I • • annual In- , - ' - • ' ,4. A. Make e'cry effort to find your I. Q. card, it has coded information on it that makes It 76 65 ' von positively cannot locate the card, stop by this office and we assist tii In making an under the old law and wonder how much profit we can get from the sale of property, before It would Interfere with our rights to draw pension. The property Is in my name and not my husbands. O.B.A. A. Assuming that your husband Tournament NEW YORK (AP) - North- 4- western is in the semifinals of the Holida3' Festival basketball 3 WRS ifl 1-he right place at the right time. Providence Is there ' because Jim Walker makes the right place and the right time. Davis was under the basket . with one second to play and con"" • verted a rebound into a three- ' ______ ______________ _______ ______ _____ _____ _________ urdle' Race .- fornia, 7-B, and the Orange Bowl Pa.. upset Brigham Young - rank o - idi , 4P'. . '(-? • • .i, - •- Schoenlaub have been promoted by l)eltona Corp. In Indians Stun a •-- under present derby rules for 10 years in mumor- league' base- very well, rely on coordination, been and we' are the same. So it is a tagged fish caught und deliver- ball front offices, hu na. ft'l. vs. Southern Methodist, Thunder Bay Senior- Hockey one second of this, his first var- Nick Alt-rock, a one-time mu- 8-2. The Shrine game In San League- Monday night. id Uihlein. will--we will win." Southern Loague. Mukerjca defeated Australians ----_________ i93 at the' ue of 57. and West - _______________________________________________________________________________ -- - -• • John Newcombe and Tony Roche 4-li, 7-5, 6-4, 6-4 Tuesday #--- 2 Part 2 Of A Series How re- ,' " - - - - - - garot '... ' - DOG i' ' ' ___ ___ _____ ________ R AC ' • £ I IG - - ________ - - • I : __ W.d.sdsy !$ '" _____________ • ' "' ' - . - cG -- oman. - - _____ - , 'I S • DAVE Qccdsions 1 ' __________ of ___________ 52 Noon 'Iii 8 P.M. I' ( ALLENE lhru Sat. 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S • * STEAM - Remley's Family Restaurant UU OUR lAYAWAY PLAN _____ PORTA PORTABLE St.im b4$he conipett - 'I'heret hum mlii multi u'auy lug that 'l'huu' I 'u-t'siulmiit 's m1uuighttei' a timj then actor 'itsiiu by pi-Ivitte' je't. "figures don't hit'," huweuvut, SUNDAY for . TUISDAY, 1IIUUDAY _________________ PAGIAE STORI for UflSWer 1 ('(1(1111 (0111e tip with income will continue itt a high agricultural commodities which wits, "l'hiut all dt'!h'tldS.'' level. hlowt'vt'r, steadily in- are Luvcu--prict'tl than our dom'l'hiit'e IS iii' situiple iiJ!SWI't' creasing production costs, par- t'tje-roWn crops, what avenue liii' hmnhidmuys, .Johi,usoit humus uumide' reeds that of uuti i AM. 'Iii •u30 P.M - - upset t i'r " became Toi!s At H is Ranch U - - team ' - • -------- . .--,. ' • 0 I • - -, I ii : tltetsi' I)(L' is going to I)is • If we only glance at the um ,'m' do for a living if the gross fucnm income, it may v.'lI grower cannot meet unreas.)n- At the beginning of the timms antI wagrs. if this nation I - - • l ________________________ ___________ •____________________________________________ _________ ________ t'au . up FURNITURE JIM IR1PLTf PROP. . SI)eejal 'V Ule 249" Hutch jth'.. involved itt the coin- mill itrubability will depress the nut niret the unfair i'ht'xt' agriluusim'ss cannot iii- lmii'iutt't 's profit :mmurgiri. his N E\V \'OR K AP Nm rly st rougust in tin' Nurthmustcrtt whys he held in line t lit- Way iu.-t ilit011e, I ht'reuue, i Ii kely Muthr r Nature hia to he half of a group of key 1)t'mno states atmul t eake'st iii lime South ii' 'I-thin' iii 1 tui. rkuucd with, also. We cratic leaders tither bt'hiet '' in almost evei' section of dent .Johinun. immakiug far less lemuis this year, their party would 1w better off the' country, however, mind I would be whelm expect to encounter event control it to a point, but news In recent dab's tItan usual, Luau truthful if I ftttIt'(I to during R1 t7, we can group she still ha th 1ut word. with a candidate other tItan I'ift'•et'i per cent of the is Stip)0Mt'(l to sja'iid the (Iii W will ('X )t't'It'lI('e I t hit'iii into thiret' ai'cns : ad vatSo, even though conditions President Johnson in I 968 or tre J j)at'ty leaclem's favored Johnson's tugmil n work I rig mit his I .11.1 Ita itch smt mom tnt' otmes mug aiim rim thut' new ol't'm tat xes, far-nm labor, timid look pretty goo(i right now for unwilling at pre'st- nt t(J endorse' retmmninatiuu, suuutie of theta desk. I agricultural imports. a banner year for Florida his renomination, thit' New 'Yoi-k enthusiasticahI3'. others with mm Press stci'ttarv (eou'gc Chris )'t!IIt'. i"uz'utming titus huuuti phmenoitni'utmul 'l'mext, bitttl out speculative I Ctjugmtei, we have not reacheti Times said today. iuuibimtatioii of loyally an(1 fit timiti mud not say hat itiatters in this state during value u-tither thumuui kuuuti use runt the day whietu we will count outThe story fu-om Washington talisiri mire' due' for time' Prt'side'nt's few the' 1 1)111-till Pt'm'iuul. lit fueL. out' ulm'tvi' the state's biggest indus hue e' e'r. that added, It- Lt'um beCore they hatch. pniuume miut'uitiott. Frldpy - StwdLg I __________ __________________ ___________ ____________________ .. '' -------------- President -- - ___________________________________________________ sunis Table 6 Chairs Buffet . - I '--- FightResuIt - In general, support for timi- hii'm' 22nd birthday I)u'c. 25, 1*1.5(1 liii umilltout mirriveti Mtuideuy nighit jto'mtr stability until the influx to visit Meht Obei'oti atid her of new runsitk'uuts, the imut'reamso v. its flave hjim-thi (0 U (1 jauuind 5011. ','*rididmit'y I'resident's his-tutu Imet'hrsis will hi' jut mm lowet' u'ttn uiuihlloumtuiu't' hsuishiatui, --'---5, _________ ______ HU*LI IACJS - SETS ____ - S DINETTE Thtre may be trouble :u'nt'n.I, getting tich. Hut must reto The Sanford Herald) aske,d me the other titus t.x*t'tises, arid his net in- the laborer reach an amiable isur a SUNDAY of for - - ' • who . ff - t'xcceds a Francisco, u _______ _______ _______ _____ _______ _____________ _______ . Sony—N. Nh..n ' an 'a 5' __ Those questioned included leukemia inca have been at it imminimnum. enxeeetl tmiii'-billioti dollars fur uit.'w year. Shortages of qUaIlstate officials, De'uiuocrmitic state A I.os Atige'les woinaim, who So have official atiItt)titmCCutWitts. time IIHUJ 'eztt'. tied help during the harvest chairmen, members (If the askt'uI to uemnain aiiotiymOtiH, talking with e'e'otioiuist, pt'a'itid will ('atUst.' sotime' ct-ups to Soumtt sjn'culate that .John.son Democratic National Couniuuultt-e limunceul tIme trip to California tmy Watmt to c'mitit'e'iitt'autt' on I luiven Iemum'tn'd that they and candidate-s (or nimujor office' fog' Suiy, hiet' imuu'emmt s mind her ec0110tmile, muillitat'y, fhummiticimil tint all iii mug nei'uuui'ti w iLk their rot iii I lie fieltis. A ntithmt'r 'm oh*lctut is ilik itt thi last 'kctioni. both SUC sister. mind juuhitii-mtl 1ig-obbe't,ts greater jiuetlk-t lePtuS -ouut-enuuiuig e'e-tlii(luuik What will then grower- do when cessful mind unsuccessful. In the l'hmm leinmuly hit for the West titan lie times faced in thin pa-st. e'otsditinuis uluriag liii, next. 12 tb' mh'iuimtnud for wmege interest of candid ausweu-s, thit'' Coast. Chirhstlisri saiti ,Jolinnmuitm pliuuis months, Most of thuuii dtu his alteaudy smnmell profit uimurwere promised anonymIty. to rt'umutlum itt Liii' ranch tutmtll tilt- ugu'ee, honvevint-, Ihimut rmunisutne'r gin ' his crops, toet, will have' 01 the group. 4:1 per ('('mit CI. em' New Year's!)ay, IIt'fttiit's will u-euiuuiui at a high to hi' left itt (tee' fje'tut unIon'loliday ' I'riple 1 a ould Pru'f('r ther said they level, vested. (21.ACKAMAS, Ote'. (Altm) new presith'umtimul flOiiuiuli'e lit Ahthutiughu i' cmiii exite-ci- the Lynda & (eorge 1)auy will be eit evtntm 1968 or dodged thie issue, usually Ctmu'istnts 'l'tiegu thii'ie Is the other side dejiumnul lot- mug t'kultui'iut ut' (hit' ttuu'y. What will thit' IabOn Holiday mm the ground ttmm4 it Was to bigger holiday t (liii hymn Ax- H at for (II!- 'ling them. - -•— Florida Agricultural Growth BRIDGES Exceeds Any Other State -- - • applauded the lnmdimnum its U&L'I' King battled her way to the lop on the center court. She While grandiose plans After the doubles thitin of Dean- won by Australia 'me Ton)' Roche left the court alter gallant viving the' V. S. Davis Cup team in women's cowpctitinn. year-old Rosemary Cimmeals nAme Ralston and Ashe had sent and the Australian by Emerson. The bouncy, bespectacled Calcarried America into a 2-I lead, the Australia's assembly line conflaunt tennis that nubocb' ed performance in sweeping to the semifinals. The hard-bitting girl singles. italsion, the pation's players by the carload. It upin Wtidnesdsys me 1 it g 1 e me tt Wimbledon title, beating Mar- also beat Mrs. King twice durplayer', bowud to Man- petered the DuvAs Cup would rematches, Krishrwn plays Roy Smith Australia, Ann- ing the season. darino in the decisive match. main Down U'der for years to Emeon and Mukerjea battles -, Stofic, I Fs and Mario Bueno p1 BrazIl en again America's mere, who I . ___ route to the championship, failed to win a single major Site also won the South Afni- crown. ______________ ____________________ _______________________________________________________________________ By THE ASSOCIATED can crown and aided the United The biggest app twent 5 P 1 C 1A i 5 OSAKA. Japan —Mantato )Rina. States in winning the Fedora- carng in the Davis Cup interI ow io hANDS " tiun CUp zuid Wigbtmaza Cup zone semifinals, won by the tnt. l491i, Japan, outpuintad Pejdran, inatcimes. in one stretch BrazIlians 3-!. U). 147%, the Philip- I she suffered andy came loss in 10 The Davis Cup team had been I Bo GOTEBOEG, Sweden •5, tournaments, formed at the first of the year Petterameon, Sweden, uutpointed Mrs. King over under Captain George MueCall FARRELL'S Toay Montana. Arizona middleLAw_____ selection of an umpire in the tend had trained under a subsidy weights. UI. -, U. S. Nationals at Forest Hills of $28 a day per Yel the OPEN DAILY AM.. 6:16 P.M. RAVENNA. it-al) Ernr*a and lost her th'ui round match, Yanks fallod the Lutz timue'1 Barlati, 1311 a, italy. won by disSANFUD virtually by default, to Kern' in seven ye'ar to gain the t'had NI IVL toP vALUe ..IAMt,. qualification over PleLro Zlinu. Melville BILLY JEAN KJN6 Australia. This open- lenge round. - . - Jut Jean Prevented A Rout point, F, r)1vc is a veteran cit World War if. ___________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ _____ .1 -- should be challenged.'' Sm Church. ____ nomination or would lose it if hue wish fulfilled, qumut- ters in Austin for tiews con- Wus Just uiimdt'r the one-billion I)oetors say (limit (3 yea i' old fe'z'tnces his been largely tuiss . dollar' uutaik in I thIS, uuttil pru- .. .7, e • in one of the greatest upsets of • Davis Cup clzal1encs. The victor' means India's challenge for amateur tennis' most prized trophy remains alive intU the third day. whOm ustaii Imukling a 2-I lead and Billy I two singles nmatcbes to go. When Roche outed time final ended in frustration at Porte ad the dour for- Miss Buena, the ii)' WILL GIUMbLE' Cliff RichL'y, a 19-year-old sbim, p1ycr won ;zmure than the indiana, grInning broadly, put their arms about Associated Press Sports Writer Alvgrc, Bral and Americans cluss' Brazilian, to sweep Dallas schoolboy, was elwseu one. Manuel Samitana uf Spain each ut.hicr ant they hurii'd to it tuo a battling housewife again lulled to get a man player through to her fourth American over Arthur Ashy fur the sin- won Wimbledon, beating the mit to shake hands with the from Long Beach, Calif., to up- further than the quarter-finals title. She easily beat Nancy gles spot and be Just both Rals-ton An the finals. Fred St-oily _.: Shrine. Elks Club and both the Remleys are members of the Eastern Star. Allene teaches Sunday School ______ he saul, the material gives off make as utmuch motley in l9(7 new Muckl conininaity near fli'ooksville. __ ___________________ _________________— predict Mr. .Johmnson '.eould 1w mathan Krishnan and Jaideep 1, lIfl(I s( ant to sales director, succeeding Gaston M. Bridges, crats in 30 states interviewed Y V sity season. hospitals. lie also warned Carthy has been named general manager ot' the ____________ - bi-xlles, life member of Rahia ' we - DiIVt' iS a memhi'r of Masonic 5, • _________ ________ ___ ___________* ____ _____ __ _'- y*'__________ ____ _____ _______ ______________ ____ . L______ A fire Inspector first noticed one of the playthings in the - hands of a child at a city liospitmil while on a routine trip last week. lie brought the doll to mm laboratory for tests. Dy l)OVI.E CONNER Caufield thetu ordered the ('(miuilisMhu,ner of 4tgriculturt,' __ -- re- ' ' ' at the restaurant. _____ _____ (.'nufield stitti. _____ __ _________ _______ Don Meredith • __ _ I ______ I)A YE 1tNl) AI4I1ENK Rernle are ready to ei-ve the finest food to found 5,000 of the dolls. The manager agreed to st!fl(l thetit hack to the New York importer, U accuracy ''.1 The Fczrrn Front have more Take nut orders at Allene's tasty pies are available. Fto' ever, orders must hi' received ': ' ____________ shipment, front Polnfl(I nituilo i partly of n celluloid-like materinl that dangerously 11ammable, according to Fire 1)1 __ __ _____ ____ _____ ______ give them to some Rhode Island and St. Joseph's The Lions and the Rams con- fcuund the rjingc for the South in and Florida, 8 -2. nan of popular icadhead jigs, Schlitz for cooperating by re- rung. this? S.S.O. all will television line-up, The meet in the other semifinal Eariy favorite in the hurdle event is Ted Lippoid's tznue in their hattie for the top the last quart-er with scoring the ability to sink fast to A. Section 320,84 Florida Staturning any tagged catches for (T,nce In A While 'who won his first hurdle event by 5"j,' spot of the intermediate Boys shots of 15 and 11 yards to Gary times Eastern Standard, has contest. bottom feeding areas, plus the the conservation studies. Over heft necessary to haul out the six years, more than 8,000 of Motor Vehicles to issue tax South never got in noon Saturday, CBS on the Cot- reminiscent of the 50-point show both having won their games tuce, Pro Doe. Spinning gear, in the hands the tune of over $300000 and Korean conflict, who have Shrine Game at 4:30, Providence to a 91-86 victory ings. North also scored in the fourth with the with less eflort., Uihlein Jr. said the fishing tw('eri time two veterans financial assistance of the VA, • 33.23 wIth Jim Henry and Scott ol' pm. Sunday and CBS will show game and in winning the tour- • so that anyone who has either derb program was being re- Imuvt' accounted for all the wins Ohio harris showing the was' with apinning or spincasting equip- tired after achieving its pri- to date in the hurdle events. award. The veteran must secure a let"We and 10 points, respectively, In the featured ninth race It meet can cash In on the proven mary obje,tive of 'contributing I)ALL4&_S, Tex. (A?) — The postseason bowl ac'tivity day. NBC has a tripleheader, Against Duquesne. the 6-foot-3 ter from VA showing that he has effeet1veess of this form of flY to the cientLfic studies which will be Central Florida favorite buve' a 'ery good chance 01 D a n a Yelinek and Eddie titt its peak this weekend with with the Sugar Bowl at 2 p.m., senior scored the Friars' first received this assistance and the Grooms paced the losers with the Rose Bowl at 5 and the Ornuw points apiece, All that's necessary Is to am industry and a recreation the mi'et. the National Football League 21 of the first 27. He added 16 .loe Pauline and Doug Mali- arid Gator Bowls, the East-West originally purchased. Under the Two games were played last more points to the shots from circumstances outlined above determined by the spades peal" the' lead Curl)' but InSt out W edith Tuesday, lt'uding the Rums to their vie'- AFL championship games. you can see that a WWI veteran sought. Muskies naturally additiozi to the' research t,he IItht -cIoriirug Fsen Kwm.w Ifl Florida State 28-20 in the Sun wall;er. \Valkcr." The Cowboys qumtrte'rtiack. tor eVen though Mike' RiCtittrdc' The Cotton and Gator hot is would not bc eligible, -___ hope we t'ere imble to add some Other feature- starters include tutwn—he has played football Blue' beating the Gray 149 in I dribble and dribble some more ---------excitement to the great sport Noney Clasp, Wuco Ace, here fur 11 The Jets, who are only one heavy slate Saturday, New the Blue-Gray game at Mont- until the man guarding him ____ years— wasn't speak - game out of first place, edged Year's Eve. The two pro chamof uiiring in Florido through Dreamy Blues, Berklt'y Rebel, gomery. Ala. I makes a mistake. Then, even piouhiips will be played Sunday! the Colts 35-32 fighting off our cash awards to anglers." Clear Bgll Jo, Pox-traymel and mg in a tone of braggadocio. before the defender railizes "There arc lot of reasons last-quarter rally by the Colts' and tti Ruse, Sugar and Orange I The Schlitz president said the Primuceus Gloria. WTIfl Easy what he's done wrong, Walker why Dallas can beat Green Bucky Hurt who registered 13 bowls are- set for Monday. company would continue to FORT WILLIAM, Out. (A?) takes another dribble and is up Bay." he said. "First we have a ,oiI1t for- the losers, Top secirAussies In Davis maiuttuw an active interest in _____________________________ Named To Post Time' Gator Bowl at Jackson- -The Moscow Selects, a tour- in the air. firing the ball into th Florida conservation mutters. MONTGOMERY. Ala. (A?) good team—good enough to win. ers for the winning Jets were yule. Fla., matches Tennessee, hog Russian hockey team, basket. ,l,L. (Jimi Robertson, 44. of Green Bay has the type team Mike' Rudd with 15 amid Ken Al- 7-3. aria Syracuse, 8-2 jriIjle the breezed to an B-I victory over Bounties ranging from $25 to I Iday Against St. John's North ________ F 4 &- ,1 _____ state service office is financed by the State of Florida. Q. I am a disabled WWI veteran. and in the state I lived In before, we could get free license City firm' (ifflCilili4 wet-c tracking •lowit dolls today -- a particular tgpe of (loll they Hfly ' ruin lutist into (haute almost instantly if plat'eul too neat' ''' '•. 1 ______ _____ ________ nished by the County to the vet. onds of the second period, the AFL title. with Valker dribbling, faking Yanks scored twice on a nine- The Sugar Bowl in New Or- and shooting his way tO yard pass from Colorado's Ber- leans has Alabama. 10-0, VS. walloped Duquesne 82-55, nie McCall to Tulsas Neal Nebraska, 9-1, the Rose Bowl in the other games Rhode Calif.. presents Island crushed St. BonavenSweeney and a 20-yard dash Pasadena. Battle For 1st - , _______ ____ -I _______ _______ - ____ _____ ______ ____ ___________________ ___________________ — NEWARK, N. .1. (A I') ')' ________ lice? J.A. City, 11-2-1, and Buffalo, 941, pion Providence in Wednesday :ii and 38 yards. til • '1'' -' I _________________ ____ Fire Hazard ' ' , ";; • .. . ' . • ..; _______ ____ _____ _____ • ________ ______ ' ____________ ________ _____ -' '' Polish Dolls -- fice. or the State Service Of- ily Restaurant are 7 a. m. to 8' 10 p m \Thnday thrnuih Sat'urday etfl(I 000fl to 8 p. ni. Sumday. ' • __________ __ _____ _ ______ _______ ______________ ____ crease in sides indicates the growl it (if population '. - ": lit' operated • (lie restiuuirmitit and b siness progress in Sanford and the surround (herald Photo) IflJ azeas. ' '. "T.''.____ _________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________ _____ __________________________ _______ _______ (if New York and mit restaur. ' _______ ______ _______ mints in MIami imnul Orlando. _____ l)ave hits catered to groups In ________ Sanford Including the Wnnwn's _______ Club monthly luncheon nti(I for ________ ____ I lit! i"irst Ibuptist. Church weekly ______ C1'le' Sales i'epreeuztat.ive. R(,haon said the j - law (Prior to July 1960) a wife's income does not count. As long as your husband has no owner ship rights on this property it not affect his pension at all, and in fact the sale need - L 11 ARRY R()IISON, (left ) , owner of Ruibson's pui-tlcs zag Goods WitS 15th iii field of 20(1 (loahrS in AWBI'(lS wert nta(le of Chrysler outboard inot ors, at a national hoat sliov III ( hi('1tgO. A pIttiuie (IC- income statement that Is acceptable to \'A and your checks will be continued. • -_ ' ____ 'f.. ; ___________________ Prior In ninItig to Sanfut'uI. _______________ __________ . ' i________________________________ ____ '4 • _____ _____ f ,£j ________________________________ •II ___________,.4•••• Miami Ieach, Marathon In the ________ ____ ______ _____________ • 1'outann l)nm, N. C. and 1 • ____ ____ .,'-.. '•, _____ * / - -' 18 years tutu was thief 1111(1 putt imner 01 I lit' 1'itit't for lIve .... . • leading punter from Adams capItalizes on the best features during the derbies. of each method. Fishermen received awards ne] Club with eight of the top jumpers at the track -• I know VA will stop mv cheek II Monday. ed the Yanks inth a 6-fl first 10-3-1, play for the NFL champi- The Wildcats later learned nlng gear. and the State Board of ConWhile the tackle Involved of. servallon. With afi costs borne fers d1vrae approaches to nag]. by Schlitz, the two state agenIng, the fishing authorities point des tagged and released more out that the combo of weighted than 5l),eeqt fresh and salt wa- I• — Q I have lost _____ vitti baked gnod. she tim" 't inw In(t,I1ing Italin sIte tmkes (Inhly and jq particul 'ni ( Snnfui'd folks r.' In for a' itt the Sitoforcl .ir;'ort In 1919 style pahe!t i. (')rient al chop hit hits ii1wny wor1 reveeik. AlI('iw, any noted for her peanut cream I tent when I hey 'IMII lie flew py and ('how mein, ne'htir. Remley" reslaurant will have) NI Itli her hiuqhid Is famous pie. I'resI, egq anti fresti milk ' Hemley 's 1•'nmll' Itest ntitnnt 1n her ;iis' ,,,itl nke whirli Is th,, o' ut of her tttttandin I has many r'' I alt y items from crenles, etc And all are fresh - -- -hik'h npm',wtl reti'ntly tinder time cooked from the Remley's own ____ _______ ___________ flWfl fahimions and delicious U. S. It'tnk'y mit 2511 Sanford Avenue ______________________ choice top •irIotn steaks. ________________________ ____ flimsiness men luncheons nrA ' a i'm' vt'l 1 k nov it I it I ho area _________ another peeialty of the house. l )nve hits been In the restaurant -. F Upset Mars - .-' . - _ Re.iiley'sFa inily Restaurant Offers Treat I. '• pounder from Notre Dame. was picked for the North. :L" The North team, winning only for the seventh time in the 18year series, powered to a 20-0 halftime lead, then coasted ;7- .• '. . . . the North-South college football game. Eugene Trnsch. 6-foot-fl, 247pound defensive tackle from the University of Miami, was voted the most valuable player for the South, and another defensive , . 2 is the strange marriage of ar- with the Florida Game and t ' Answers over the Rebels Monday night in .• lug oomhthatlons to come on the popular event for SIX COUHN!- I " l'' l)e'. 27, 11(fl liruutnri Iirrn1i (Herald Photo) . ' ,,,' The Jos. Schlitz BrewIng • I 9 Vanderbilt • . . * "monüxt " imfre going tt the field. We sure could use The Schlitz Florida Fishing some good huntln' pictures and I)erby, a unique conservation will be glad to come and take research study which enabled the picture and get the details state anglers to book more than' on the hunt, all free of charge. $300,000 in cash a'ards, will : 1) - - 198 Texas Western _ _ ______________________________________________________________________________________ I9 7. Cincinnati St. John's. N.Y. 'I ' The Spart.ans' No. S slot went short as Kansas' was. anforcl Atlantic Bank teli.rn (top—left to right) front, row, 1. UCLA (31'm 9rn OR ADVERTISING INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PAGE CALL JAN MCCLUNG, THE SANFORD HFRALD. 3222611 _____ nipped St. .lnhn's 62-60 and that slipped five notches from fifth area so you might try these iii- around the shank and then Painted to function tie Is. even s. There have been some good body', or extra lead can be ______ shad catches reported and even moulded on the side of the some double cathhes, trolling so shank opposite the barb to 100 feet at about three to four make It ride upright. mfles per hour In the inlde of The weighted fly merits con-, sideration, and Its "ways" with! the river. ,.Ncticed a lot of local bunters fish arc no longer the '4exclu-. H S -. :' have eve: eaton and It looks handle; just wrap enough like a snake . . - but, no rela- around th hook's shank provide the desired weight, • tion. The specks are doing pretty and finish off the bo& I I ' '. in flowing manes job nod dip along 'tlfl the shad fishin' will l 3 worm, a close relative of the long time. J - __ ___ ____ fly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS four rankings unchanged. UCLA ico hosts the l,obo Invitational St. John's of New York shook remained No. 1, LouisvIlle see. with three other teams entered. 'up the Asociated Press college ond, North Carolina third and It opens Thursday. basketball p011 by knocking ott Texas Western fourth. Three of Houston moved UP two spots Kansas last week and now those teams play in tourna to No. 6 and is entered in the Arkansas State Invittiona1 Northwestern has shaken up St. ments this week. Texas Western hosts the four- beginning Wednesday. ('Incin. John's. The Redmen dropped the Jay- team Sun Carnival opening at nati, No. 7, plays St. 3nsph' of hawks right out of the poll with El Paso Thursday. North Caro. Indiana \Vednesday and iowa Vanderbilt. which a 6244 lickIng a week ago and lina is not entered in any tour- Friday. busy, playing moved up to ninth, is off this earned themselves eighth place ney but will Furman tonight and Ohio State week. in this week's ranking. The Top Ten. with first-place But in the opening round of Friday. . __ _ __ ____ St. Jfl5 Dunked _ S ________ UCLA Still No. 1 - -. • �1. . 1 .- I T- I r - i ... M ! - -- - ss Pettinati, Phi lip -- . -. 1 .-'.-- - rrn1 ZVtir &nnfnr Copar e B. i - The 27, 1W) - Mrs. --------- ------- - W m. Shoemak er Honors T he puu .. ccr,r Jtilry I isle' S ?IIt ikUrr' fr fr ffiV hf' rk!vI'lopc'd by IT, tI ri rr :rin: ' lrnv nt nfin. When p!n('.'rt n MUJ tirièntc'rfqtin, F)Ppnrtrrient?ALrlfnPutr' prruef1Urv M arried I ~ I ~ . - - Father Daniel Butler officiated at th e Impressive double ring ceremony, before an altar flanked with baskets of white glads, and with r'ugi Mrs. L. J. Hart'man, organist, presented a program of nuptial music and accompanied soloist, Mrs M LaRue, who sang "A'a Maria," "Th e Lord's Prayer," and "Mother At Thy Feet Is - i : I It. -; 4''! !~... .. -- .4- , "'' I., •' . ..., ,14 ~4,- I'd., . 7f' '' f: ________ 4 , .r •• . •. -. . -- . ~ ~ I. : I 1 I 1 I 1! ; .~ ,- It 1 4 11 -, . . . . . - - - MR AND MRS PHILIP B COPARE -. Phi Delta eta - ' I I . .. of ., - -• r hers gathered in the , . . 1I. ...i..:- I L L.. ,,-.:...? 1. I 1. . , ;1 . ._;f 4 1, • ,•. - - . C... rc , . V0 ~f:l I . . Par 1 %~~* T. I*' . .i7-- 1 . V V I I'%0 6. - Z -% - .r ), e __ . - SIL, I .. ^-t . . I . I .,*" - ~ I . . .- ' . . - -. . - -h-. • , ' .• - •. y I labelI diuts cup of chopped green pepper •tfl Mrs. Marnic M, NN7. S. liarbert and John W. Plurgess. Johnson, Linda Tucker, Patsy ,. Bettina Vale, Susan , movie on Telstars was Chamber. .- - the following were elected services. delegat,es to the St.ate ConferSe-enteell nit-1111.6-1-S and 15 i ence: Mrs. Leally, 'Mrs. True, guests weze pre:,(,nt for de land 3drs. '.%I. B. Smith. Alter- lightful event. , (lierald Photo) Mrs. Wells Den No. 7. Refresh neam and Pat Chapman. Also ments were served by . six and seven. GLve The Fantasy dens four, present were members, Mrs. Of (\. r 'T' 4 (% , .-w -_- lIfi L4V I - t er AJ 111 1/ k - IS - It I I r' SS S !)t SUI COA S S I I . and i SPOR SW AR ' " - ( / / A f ' _____ 2 J,(j) 1. ... . _____', - TITE ANNUAT, CITRISTATAS I'MV11' and Dance lvndin.l~ ri- mil t1w S ,mitiolt, County Elveh were (I. to r.) Mr. l"!oyil I )ietlolf and Miss Connie December 17th, in the Elx.yptian Room of thv- . '. At 94th Birthday Party of nu clu liars ('hristhnseu celcbrticd ll.uisnn, in \ erniont s( i _S#_ - ". 01--:1 I- g~ I /'I ;1. "... ~', -. . ~ W. .. I, Itx', V I I ~ i. 11 4 I )61 as fetus so tl.t it can be carried A of 0 " - I .. '. . 11 '. N f:7 ,'I.: 1, 7 W .,, - , ti~ AINP, - - J ;...; , '4 ~. . - ,: :V . 1 _"; .+ ..- ,'1,04 I 1 I 1) , . .I me I ~r , '~,k-, ., , , .,Q-4L;".. . -- 4 ,t,: 'k . . a I ?* . -1,6 t.-q_ 40% % * SI V;_ ;pr%;y ; ~ , ., \ -0 - -,, ', I 1.. , , ., - .1. t I qI 01 41, 1 1, %6 .. I I 11 4 W 4' ' .' 4 16, , . .- ~ t " V .. I . 46.1 ' ' I/ !,., 10 ". 0 I /, :1i I I Pd i . I . 01 7 1 1 1 I It 1 I '. / I t\ , I 1 IL I ' . . , 1. ,. Ito A .i t . - =:c I ", j Ai . I , ~ 4 j tool -V , ..~ i 11. ,~A.- ,-,t , ~1 4 1 / -', --, v _. a 1 4.1 . 11, lift '.1 111. - -fiol ,. F%.,T*, " 'Oor V II V so 74A , ~11 - ., ~ 4-1 11*: I 11 I ) !. .'".4 4 . . Mr. Christiansen enjoys per. wvll -w; one (if tit(- 111-west, is his 94th birthday, Dec. to ruii terni-Increllsing Its 14. Ile feet health, and takes a good tiiv trrntinent or tile miborn makes his hoine with his son-inciiatices or .survival. Dr. Bern. walk each day. lie was born in baby %thilv it is still in tile law and daughter, Mr. ind Mrs. ard Mandellitatan or tile DepartA. 0. Swanson, of 806 Bea, ment, of Obstetrics and Gynet he age o six e it lie \ w /1 11111(1 pll 5I( tin g i e all Lko Ho'id B tr I ake nimed wffli his parents I o, I o wa, linhorn babv a blood transfusion ,sity School of Medicine reportAlso living in the Immediate alld lived In that vicinity ulitii tit(. fitst time in inedical Not ' vicinity Is another daughter, . ed at a recent inedical meeting six )'Cars ago %%,)ten lie and his history. Since thell soille babic'; Mrs. Adolph Juhl, of Bear LaKe that he bas transfuied 70 babies wite moved to Florida. saved who w 0111(1 w hose haflu s of survival withhave I)( tu and a son, L) Jo Christi a nsen , of Mrs. Christiansen 1) a s s e (I other%vise have died. But tually Forest City. Ile also has -inout tit(-. multiple transfusions a w.ay two years ago. The couple babit's were, lost (if,,spite tile would line be e n slight The 11.1(1 c elebra t e d their 67th 1(1 they physician reports that one of I %,-" ding anniversary. Ile is a inem"A I( I It I'.( IC C III liii (ltd Y e v ery thrce infants suri'ed, a 1 her of the (.cuilr ii Florida-v ( . I4 st ir - higher proportionthan witi not strong enough to . en V I V V. achieved. : Now, however, the tvchnique I ~ /_ a', /I V, *`'' I .' Hilt multiple transfusions of the Id fl( i.4" #,;-N )11 ' News ,?J - " . has been refined enough to per. By 31ARVANN 3111A _.., .4 • i DETROIT. Mich. (W.NINS) ,tii .• / MedL ,/ ) Self . Lczrs Christiansen Feted I. _1% I • •1 ItI-illsoll, ,p)(1 All-. (,'11,,1 rJ(!s 11)lItts witil ~Jisg Jc,atine Cherry Plaza lintel, in Orlando. Among those at- OFF! It for the stuff of !)yn;1t mules \v1Is held this year, 1 . ,., . -I It - ,. .,,. '. ,-•, • • 1, , / I / II . SitW-101 qw--.* \ /. Peggy Urban, Mrs. Barbara Ca- 1. I P ,. ',~_ ,;;,-,~- 74m -.,. 25 . e xciting derful won u',to --' ? / ': A . After Christmas Is / 0 ' C) L.'. ' . . / ~, , 1' ,, .\ . I rI -1 / /1 S ..' '.' Scent ,, A4 .41 I; - DR % IDOWNTOWN SAWORD - -- "1 .. a selectecl group o/ I to Linda Monahan, Sandy Tucker, ' ,e r '' I , 14P. ifi ! ' _? 4 4 11 --` r-- der rritahon Cafl • •• Mrs. Vela Price, Mrs. Haze) Trapp, Mrs. Jessie Briss(tn, (Dorcas leader) gerald, Phillip Curry, and Bud- Oshurn, Linda Parnell, Genie waken and the (t(i to batter " - DORCAS C!RC,I,E of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church gathered nine boxes of food to be distribi.ted to the need), for Christmas. Shown preparing to dtliver the g-ift basb- ets from left, are Mrs. Georgria Robson. ,• I It J- ____ ' 13-ounce pac~ago of corn muffill illix. epare the muffin batter as t F or c i( •4., 1 H I I . I i. -- - I . .. ri ;,Irernont that ean h made in ibr,,iP 7 rnin,it and Is more penrte mnd reliable thRn the old met hArlq 4% .' t S Pate 1.1 - i .011.." I fec. 27 rtIi f!w Wition i Wi9yery .'ilth Jiik.' flavor. n'l ri,'erl t hf' UIrP?tIIIY rintroi!d Too rrititPi )9'PI oil glt'e* the jiilui' a hnrp ttnplc'nrnrut r,tinent P i cte . _____ Hut- Map. the business session -%-vas Cordell. Sandra Harris. GaD Cause Sleepless Nighh ar '. 'iff r, o 1c larli ri Try "720' formul, for a good tue st it-c fund of DAR for the BnLJ.r Lynn "SCWfl'l In Li-. ill 'light's sleep. Excess pot5ona Seminole Indians and the Nit- i Hemphill, Jennifer '%lot , .in,( iccumulated in the body mud ~ tional Indian fund. Susan Ray. The tea table, la(kn with ,1 ' ra Leaw, regent appoint ast to give immediate relief. Mrs. True chairman of res- licious delicacies, Was centertdl Feel free from stress. *train • .• • traoons f o r the 1JUflCHCOfl -in with a beautiful arrangement I an emo.3ona1 upse helped January, honoring State Regent of lighted and decorated Christt Get a bottit. today Id .Mrs. Lawrence Andrews. mns candles. 'Mrs. F. E. Itouinil-_ your druggist A product of Mrs. Asenath Butler gave an ]at and Mrs. A. R. Key presideo McPhail Laborato' ries Liquid and tab. i excellent reading on "Pence" sit thie silver ten and c ' e' , ' UNAIRF4A tuna is a real the ritual and salute to the choral group were Stephanie. LI.II t' hd. : I 1 0 ;. ' - ;i,tfnr -- pc'ei Oil (ATitf'flt 11111 i , - ,7' regent and 'Mrs. Butler, alter-, drained chiink- style tuna. Turn I I a -vased 9-inch square i 'Mrs. Lerinbelle Hagan Jennings; Ilis. ,011ie Reese Whittle pre- pan. 11!t'ic 3o minutes in pre'Nielo. , and host,esses were 'Mrs. R. F. ~ sented I he.-ited 350-degree oven. Serve Trues Mrs William Leah, and dears" in a lovely program of w it.h invitedd liuttit \lakes 4-6,.- 1 Christmas music. Sololst was I SQ41xinKs. Mrs. Jennings. After the usual opening of Laurn Bracken. Others in tile , 11. . ! 1W & :."' . :I Revolution. N, I;p-- L - -- . 'I '. • V, .4 •' '. I I• . - in 2 tablespoons of but Harrison Chapter National .So'.\'allied to the Continental ter (it, margaene; I teaspoon of merien Congrese wic Mrc I -eniw, ts basil iiid ' ( ounce) cans of Daughters of 1. _________ N ,: :• - S. ciet awards were cup we nt Willi.-till C. 1 - A I • &,•_ r r. " One of the lovely social event, s nates Avere Mrs. 11. WIt -de I of the season was the annual Rucker, 'Mrs. Al Lev, anti Mrs. i ) T * . .011,"I" , 11, ,~ - *? . Irovfi ti)(, Iv'.k nI th JCIU'd q a coffee, in Sallie Harrison Chapter t DAR En*oys Annual . ,• 1. _______ - r W McDougall York I'I'9'I Oil ' Leonard, Willis Ilorne, R. A. J o h nson, F'rank Voltoline, Rayniond Bass and Miss Frances honor of her parents, at her home in Idyliwilde Thursday morning. (Herald Photo) -, r. Clyde Smith. First Year Pin, spirited atmosphere. John Doyle and Bill.-., Pram Members present for the occa.Oon were obe Misses Vickie i Recruiters Badge, Dann- A - W - 144_. ona I A 112! - k-.~,!'v`-_, . , - .6. ?_,.''. ._- ... dining room for a Christmas • -i given: Bob t'.. Donald Mann, party. Punch and cookies were iftc were cxhil d Mike and Jeff La Pointe. Bear Badge, Danny Fitzgerard nnd day decorations enhanced the . - . . - chisnn Jr.. Robert 11. Lovelace, Jerr Michelson herbert \tore land. N. W. PfeiIattf, Jeno I'aulucci M I ll.ihorn Jr., N V Retl, (lifforI Thompson, G thdrew Speer, Carl Schilke, Mason Wharton, Roy Williams, , T 1 Cann. Willi am goranos, James H smith and Bob Moore 1so Mmcc l)on T Reynolds, \ilIhm S Jub Jr, Mario \\onible H I d'ersa, Thomas S. McDonald, H. L. Brown, A. K. Shoemaker, Kay Shoemaker Jr.. Boyd Coleman, J. M. - .5 C_..1~1 - .1;, , I .1 . the group The business meeting was ad wood Derby would be in Jan. journed after m The following -, nnlc' C(,inty p:frnpn ' 1. _____ Also Nitlies. __ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kiss, of Cit Mrs Shoemaker nteithmed with -p'. Cub Master Clyde Smith an- red curtains hanging in the win - t_-) . ,) - Pack ing with the pledge of allegi. The playhouse comes complete party was the only puck meet I f December d the Pin I MRS. NVIUMAI S110EMAKER, left with her par- - -- No 510 opened its meet- Plaza to come ]uck winner ., - ----'-- --- :" Meets \Vith Palsy Telethon to be held Feb. 10 and 11. Plans were completed . to award the large playhouse in the parking lot of the Sanford I 'm . - .-.- . - - . I . Thc Annual Awards I4 i 3, :. 11 I . "W T r H n nmnd (,tii presided at the silt er coffee service. Served with the coffee were Danish pastries. (iOIlTZhiUiIs and W ft-tilt cake, The Imsiess greeted guests at the door and Mrs. Kay Shot'!maker introduced them to the honored couple. Friends invited to meet Mr. and Mrs. Kiss In. chided Mmcc H S fliUhimer, Larry to, H. if. Dougherty, i irr Dion I red F 111mw, John Fitzpatrick. Raymond Gazil, Walter (,n low F C. Harper ' . ________ . candles. • Ronald 'oider'-on, Sara'ota Mr with icing of tint iink l'dic and Mrs \ccle Dal Mr and i pink punch and nuts were cr Mrs Harold Bloom Mrs kilenc ed In the following Mrs. Grace Barrett. Mrs. Riggs. all of Cocoa: Mr. and \irc Stephen Barn, lack \ ecta ILitchfield, \trs Kqth cons tile Mr and \lrc C F rime \umann Mrs Fiankie Cook Cape Cana cml Mrc i P)nlpott Mr Fenie Re nolds lhrr Cciparc and daughter, Mis Bmrvt Fqulkinghnm Mrq Lda Susan Mr and \lr. Micke I ida M e Tietcnri Madagan. DeLanci, Mr. and Ruth \\hahle), Mis. l)ornth) Mrs. Lauie Peterson, Cocoa. Wright, Mrs. Phyllis Young, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mrs. n or Philips. Mrs. Nancy h. Krsp, 'Merritt Island. I Mowry and Mrs. Jean - , Y. maids. All attendants were attired in mat0ing floor length, moss Phi Delta Zeta Chapter of gmen brocade coats, with Beta Sigma Phi met Dec. 13 at matching dresses of crepe, the home of Mrs. Lois Sandner, which fea 1. sister of Miss Unda Parnel.1 lines They each wore matching 'j' meeting was called to or pill box beadpieces with veils, and carried yellow cascade bou- ,.%, I., Vickie Osburn. me of s under discussion during It,short. business meeting ricluded plans for the chapter's . I _ . rrr,iinir,t, r)4'eft, ritr,f rrr , rl'u' yr.,ild pat-katl and , . greenerY. Christmas bails, siler ornaments and two red Chri stma s tree' , . tCn.fl were Mrs V T Stewart decorations White cake squares, toppeti MCITIIt Island; Mr. and Mrs. - of the bride, Miss Sharon White, Miss Coleen Cook and Melissa Pettinati, sister of the bride, served as junior brides- a I , ____ .1 Z York -- , Tammy Drive, in 11411wilde. The lovely home was deco Honor guests were bor parents, rd in a Christmas theme With I bridesmaids had chosen for the 'cw York. I, from'.\ Other guests from out of wedding were carried out. in ' .' 11% 31,11.11A BARTOS ram -. -- dayninrnm, ,t her home on \tr Shoemiker and children po c t '. , j. ,..• aJ g . S hit linen c l o th laid with 'i ' maid of honor, and bridesmaids . - .1 ' - or- I •- . i_.. T1 lertained with a coffee Thurs. ing the Christmas vacation with - -- Given In marriage by her fitther, the bride looked radiant in her white crepe sheath type, floor length skirt, which featur ed a lace bodice and scalloped neckline The long tapered sleeves terminated In points over her hands Her Chapel train of Chantilly lace was edg. ed In crepe The bouffant veil was attached to a tiara, and be carried a cascade of white flowera centered with a hIte chid. Miss Peggy Jean Provenzano, ~ k_ - - cated her marTiage to the Vir- '. 1. r1..._. orning C o ff ee AIOSICS. - - .- M htnrl4. nørsl'1. f'4ri 4'', .'hiv' A? : _j;i=I,_ri,._r Mrs. Wil li am Shoemaker en- Mr. and Mrs. Kiss are spend. gail.y wrapped packages. Orlando Air rs - onored \Vith t A A mi. cc flfle4Ths s flC1 " ceplion was held at the Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kiss, two en rceenth, it the Aita iii \cw \ club at the office ('ii' pringc 4 eenth.Finv Force l3zice The bride's table, monte n erlaid with a ;hite silk cloth &th entist ('hutch for bride was centered with a four-tier elect, Miss Georganne Philij-s. wedding cake. The 200 invited 1es .ere ' I81W& • iCCi5. guests were served a buffet din1. . . n or. They also were served Linda Freeman and .lnnk Kier. sparkling pink punch and biibbl- stead. A hut -e white weddmg bell r ing champagne. For traveling, the new bride hung from the ceiling over the . wore it whit' knit suit, black ac- serving table with pink ribcessories and a corsage of red hon stre.amers reaching front the hell to the four enrner f roec Following th eir t'onc . tc C moon. they will reside in Law t with light% white lamp i ton, Okla. ,. Out-of-town guests included ed lamp held a sign in English '"i e Olde Bridal Shoppe th e bride's grandfather, Basil ceript . parents. 11 H Mrs. PettinsU chose for her Mrs. Copare was gowned in a Ua Nicholas copare, In hot) matrimony, Tuesday, Dec. 20, at St.. Mary Magdalen thurch, Altamonte Springs This date is a lso the 24th wedding anniversary of th e bride's - -, arents P . Frank Copare served his bro- daughter's wedding an ice blue blue two piece silk suit, matchther as best man. Ushers were silk, street length dress emented irig accessories and a lo vely daughter of Mr and Mrs I' Leonard Witte, Jay Mueller and ing aceecsorles compl, while orchid corsage. Pettinati Jr., and Philip Harry Copare. with a white orchid corsage. Following the ceremony. a re- ~ , ' - In Double Ring Ceremony quets of Fuji mums. By MARYANN MILES Bride-Elect rV qcrr,.i TI rrnr ri. Orange Does Your va lues ~ - famous name brands, Don"t miss this great sale'. i , I , *U~, washing ivory-handled table sil- .1 I - .. . . ., " .~-. I " , ., .1 . 1. .I.,. . ; '. - The next meeting of the chap- , .. : .,: " . , Penny Pinchers Club Hold '..11-, I,",1. ''r ;L, *" . V~ : rly 1"I"T. .., . :: . .'-Z'.' J'.*r.'. ''- 1 _'r.::~ f---~W--,-~~e,~~:~~ " .,4 N -., "i .i fi~ * .t~ Holiday Session /n Geneva ~- "' .. .., ., / I . their regular monthly meeting son, '.Mrs. .#;. k -,~~', ~ ~ : - .", -t: . .',: In the Gene v a CommunityCen- Esther Crawford, Mrs Mauth noon Dcc 20 This meet- Fields, Mrs A L M)era, ter trig was a festive occaSIon Tur- Henrietta Raines, Mrs R T Mr and Mrs Robert key and trimmings, provided b} Mr . 11 W. Goodspeed, Mr. the club and prepared by two Cole, of the members, were served and Mrs. J. N. Gillon. Also Mr and Mrs L 11 liararra of coered dish 'with Mr. and Mrs It. '1 hum foods brought b) the members Mi and Mr. B Tables laid with white cloths phrc,, Mr. and !%lti. B L Milltr, and decorated with various t- and Mrs H L 'Moore, Mr Christmas decorations gave the tsesniuui Mr club room a festive air. Adding and Mrs Ii H -7. .e, , 1 - to the decorations were the gift nd :':~.", ,- , .1 ;0W^' I ens year 'round $1 ght I I V ' ;', 1 ____ 'S ' ,. '. jk~` A 7 _________ - ____ - ' : • - -. • 'b ,. NOW OL' C%\ MVI( II IIAIRSPII%I to the fragrance %ou're wearing tipilIaque Mrs. It. E. Ileurifoy, M r. 1 (lefil is beautifull-v seented in fragrances to mate Mrs I' A Rowland, Mi addition it ghes the hair a 1oeJj sheen while holding it firmI In 1)Jace tho just in packages each member brought a' time for the fragrance gift demands of the holiday season (right), is a scent Inspired Smith, Mr. and an exchange of gifts follow- and Mrs. Virgil by today's woman. This is the blend that embodies every nuance of the elusive magic Walker, Mr. anti Mrs. A. J. ing the din that. makes for a great perfume. d' ye the Mrs. E. C. Williams, Mr. Robert Col _______________________-_____________________________ J. B. Williams. invocation. Foll o wing th e din- Mrs. There are marvelous selections in this large stock of fine men's year 'round suits Choice of colors, fabrics two Or three button models. All sizes, Extra panfs available, foo! " ' .' ' ' ____ ' iii ' ' - 1 Z~N l BUY NOW AND SAVE! - ., . " % S S for ! R. E. Peurifoy conducted a CHANCES OF TWINS .I abort business meeting. NEW YORK (UPI)-A wom- babies cry a great den) more InviW guesta werct uns chances of having twins thun otJjers in the first few Mrs. T. B. Lynch. Members at,- increase sharply after her months of an appamtJy .. 4 NEW YORK (UPI)-So fifth pregnancy and after she healthy life. .; , I. ,t I I II .Ir I _~:_ __%I -I " I, ! , . .;1 "if this age factor can be for ductorb, reporting on the which, when lowered, give Just the right amount of filtered Impressed upon women they development noted thut norUght for the desk at window- may agree not to have any mal bone growth at that age side, for pemonal make-up, and more preguncies for fear of can cause a pubiful xwellinir of for the indoor plants of the burden on the husband's purse," flesh, "peciully in plump in- .4 1 ,." 95 - -• "i t 56 LOOK ,.. .. $ INNERSPRING MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL so INCWDI$G NEW COVER is 88 years of age, according to The r* TRANSLUCENT SHADES NEW YORK (UPI)-New Dra. V. V. Subbamo and AL L investigut,ors fintib, is that they translucent window shares are Gupta, of the Medical College are almost literally suffering designed to do a very special of Jaipur, India, Women's from "growIng pains." "Mcdijob. They are daytime shades Medical News Service reports. cal World News," a publication _____ - 119 Regular $55 NOW agno a SANFORD :111:11141,16 ' ' NEW MATTRtSSES 3OX SPIUNGS. HOLLYWOOD BIDS-ALSO ODD SIZE & KING SIZE MADE TO ORDER ALL AT FACTORY PRICES. I St 322-6321 Downtown Smfcwd . 1', . , .. V 322-1811 VQW$1A COWNTUS 11 _" a 11 it * S' 1' (.i SANFORD PLAZA I J / "• 11, \ ç'\ ' T1-1-t. I\ - jVcLJJ.L t I 00 NOW 2 for $1 69 reg. Panty girdle style 0879, rca 600 NOW t4 79 .. ' Garter b.lt FormfittlRogers ... . % . ( rti,i3i 32A-42C ri) rl, ( sLt$tnwrd '. - Save $1.00 Iii `%--,~~ •":.7 AYTOC Light-on-light bra; reg. 2.50 NOW $1.99 Light 'n Lovely bra re 400 NOW $2 99 Living long line stretch bra: rag. 7.95 NOW $6.95 Playt.x Lycra girdles req. 6.95 NOW $5.95 Long L o hg panty reg. 9.95 NOW $8.95 Magic I-ady's brieF rag. 4.00 NOW $3.19 Pant y rag 4.00 NOW $3.19 Long log reg. 5.00 NOW $3.99 1.*tra largo rag. 600 NOW $4.79) USE YOUR VOGUE CHARGE ACCOUNT CHARGE ACCOUNT "Ow's mulsNood sw3et". SM* fammilu aykdt. twfla W-108 Final eoAd iiOet r-VWII. CK*to", " , lebomell ctroft%, "M Wco- I ' ,A/ $7 . 95; Long for finge'rilp Jacket lit pale wink railed Ilrealih of Spring. it %%as designed by Betty 1'o k u v a lur New aitadter Furu. II 'IV L . i 7 I • cuteIbtlCskIe , j - that won't witih out--timchhve : fur are acveii(uutvd in the t'r• %aozdva~at J ... Piaytexnudewlthtycra'GIrd?es 71 .I : ç" I ! * '" _•) 9* Concertina girdle, long-leg pantie req. 1000 NOW $7 99, extra long leg pntie reg. 10 95 NOW $8.99 andClrc-' lw - I I _ ,r~. '. F" - &WØ Ill! M sizes-41.00 moreil ........ Save $1 '1:viiig Stretch Bra onIyS395,reg Mgustbkstvetdi straps, sheerbackand sides 32A-4oCrD szes $1.00 moreAko .SaYe6#I -Living- Bra w,iti bias. -",\ I T ,~.fff, LL - Save$1.00 . I D cups reg. 4 50 NOW $j 49 - . 4 , :,t".,. I ... . go CAU 9111 couxr FROM 11itly"D - UUM - t'LW L(I.\( LINES 204 E First 'ç.1 ___ , 1 I 45 95 41 -, /41U 0n1yS329,rcg$395 95 32A-44C.rlY'IIzOs t -- 1 fj r, 4t•t _.•I ';. i V _______ SALE PC ?;;a - - - - QraoniyS95,reg $795. Adjustable Srals. sheer back and sides With or wi thout 2 inchwaistband AIso'/Length ' , or, -. - __________ I It _____ Vvy withoutstretchstrarm I oi 11 j ____ . % . : •1Mng' Oo LOngLIi1OS*1CtCh _________ i '1 /,' : • - ' ... ',!.... ." A', .44 ___________ 4.4 4 ' _____ ONCE-A-YEAR N -- ____ '... I I I _____ : / , .4 . ,tor -:~ 't?l'~.,., i_: __N........ ' ~,P-j 10 I ~`J.:..:.',1-1_1 `1..!,.. :-"-,.-:-,_.. :,:X;:~~-~.-,~:A' -.:.:. : ., 'Irk,,:..`..f ,'4 g,1,114%,.-, i wei 1141: .'-,<.r,.. I 11, I 7 ~. Pale Beauty ...-, : ;01 .... ENTIRE STOCK .I 4 f - , an . I .. "I .-. . ,..'.- I . ~i*ii LARS CHRISTIANSEN - " at I. k. . . , . ! NN - Lucy Courier, 'Airs. I -- .X_ ~f , TV ~ f- I i .r L1. . -.4,: . . The "Penny Pinchers" held tending were Mrs Edna Brin- :::'..~~f_..~:.':,, ..,f.. ..,,*,.; ... -.,-_:. -~~~. : ~_~-'! ;"UK " ,.~,L. :":% L... "i"'' A00, . Ir kk , I "' - ' . "I " _-: ~~I '-.I . . SANFORD PLAZA I * 0i UV �. I I - ill % ,,...%~ 4 . - J1_uLu* - 11T •.-- -----: ----- • " . — - -.---- 4 -. . . 1 r I It 0 - - P 2Aa4 ,I 1 0 _ Horoscope B Abigail Van B M46# Forecast ABBY: ( I O ________ brr*Th 4-414L Z2 = =f whiit meaning hi ihetrvIng What f ]c,verrespet Sny bet DEAR tint na.ihsve been aeeour opinion of a young C. WEDXESDAY, M You see it in the I have taken neighbor. mother who would rather go . -'. 1.4 — her out for dinner a few and an TV quite often. We to work r YOU Are all ItOO I have heard many different Until .VOO'.\, time& she is single and I = and take can of bar 41-yeara;;> I ... ~ ,- f versions &,rid would lik a your a pt to have separations from ~ khave known her for many ~,;T~~,!!S. one of whorn You sire truly W opinion. the way she drops the child years. She is an and I am 64, ... ~ ,,~- I I ,--_~) WONDERING I ; .I I ~ ~ 4 n't bav,e to work as bar husband I I~-. t. I And do you think a bushand who really loved 'his wife would let bar sro out to wort?. your opinion of such people .yill be appreciated. I. .. ', 'a A I It !ItI .10 letter is from. And please It 'A FRIEND" t3 "FRIEND" DEAR opinion of "a friend" who appears to be Inordinately eoncenied with somebody else's business Is what comes to my mind at the moment. you like it? • beels in the bright ligbta. . ' BY: ; Ou might AB think this Is a stupid question, but we have been dim cussing it for a long time Would A • We over DEAR 6 months ago my wife passed V # , , tied life. It was a very happy your parents will be " side." on Troubled? Write to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, CaL, 90069. For a persanal reply, inclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. For to Have a Lovely Wedding," and would like an answer, , ben a girl bonds her leg at this so you will know what W the knee while being kissed, follows Indicates no lack of M I only mentioned ,01 ~A 1; ~:, S=661/ : 700, Los Angeles, Cal. 90069 proaching Its climm East, the principal witness for the prosecution, was in the witness I. P n ' et Into 4A74 4KQ9S LEO (July to Aug. 21) 1-1 .:---%, .. ,_,~" 7 ,-Ac' . I i , I __________ 1 1. 141, I % 1 I. I . - ." -_ - ,\ ---- 'e -1 , ~t I as social earls, . - k ~1, - Va. Offy A I - __ 27 Pn . . swGLsnots . I 5r,cx oNrz c;-II4 a tI I N -- I , , ,ft :_-: ! % ., I No - - , . POO" K11 ~ (A .~, - 1~~, - (_- I __ _. US Pw 0". 1A soll (( 'RE' 4 e%r U.. N DEBT/ ~ *NO 1 .... ., ~ .. 0 '' - e,:p 0 ) - ' d .; 7,; 1. 1i WICHITA., Ken. (AP)- For 1VVU'*V that, "if you play golf be- tory of a bit of e:,e shadow, I...e, or a,-.., k* ..,1ii h cause you like the game; be- even though you migbt wear a short time, John Zimmerman one of those almost pathetic cause It gets you away from glasses all the time. If your hair was all alone in a 30-story of- ttle children who will feel E everyday tensions,--keep play- grays in a soft, cloudy gray, fice building. He didn't Hke iL li of himself, or herself J It was 8 a.m. when he left his and not quite Lit in with others, 'lug. But if you play golf be- try a rinse with a bit of depth cause you hope it'll slim your -such as black pearl or silver office. found that the elevator but t.hough it may take a little ~i middle and keep you fit, listen pearl. This will give a more wasn't working and walked longer to become oriented, when down 10 flights of stairs only "Golf Is wholesome youthful look and very to this ,.i; a accomplished, — for women, says Prof. Getichell, tractive. 11 your hands show to find both street floor doom ner will be a very polidtive one i: 'but swimming, cycling and cal- signs of age, and they usually locked, and once a course is decided isthenics will do more for give a woman's age away. be He didn't have the neceBsury upon, Dathing can budge your them.' " sure to cwv for them. Use a coins to operate the pay phone urageny from follo%ing it to itz . Tbe nur*es' marazine "IN" special duy and idght program. in the lobby and said he was ultimate end. Ideal chart for the "The woman who Keep a hand cream or lotion starting to get jittery when sales person of high caliber. faints when her husband unex- in the kitchen as well as the sumoone sbook a do-or. It was a "The Stars impel, they do not putedly presents her with a bathroom, and in your desk merchant polimman who rem. compel." %%at you make of mink coat has nothing to worry drawer if you are a career cued him. your life I largely up to YOW about except what to wear with woman. Wear a ricb layer of Carrol.11 Righter's Individual X . . . it's at - •,' --- reports: 4 14 7 II III, , I I I , `~11' . t", , . or was It just a Victorian fing your nails to a gleaming 0 reach the after-40 period, look Tomorrow: ou.r faos straight in ths Cruise Clothes at owuolee- 7Ar^"/D", 0 5Wffr.VjFAk r-15 0V A 9/.OV. FIC ISALI rimni'Ir#ue-- C1I.RMJSJG. .1 / ''... ,i'- I i exceu.esci' ' I I - ,a '., 5J-' I / - ' * RAL MASWIT M5 IFY" OFF , P~. I IKAWK YCU 1IiI1IIIIIIIIil1i7W The Republic of Indonesia, For A population of 92 mIllion scat- versity of Mithigan beat Stan- 1 I toted over sums LOUt) tKiIrndK Lord 49.0. - -TN9VA2WMNWIT. C4. ______ ~ . C4 6ft,COR. Jr ____ 1,' _______ 0 a - - - 1' • - --- I . -.J- - --- . ----" JI \\. I ; I ' I I .._-' 9 1 d W ,. 0 /1 A i / A :%G Tp"AT - ~~_ I /1.1 ._, If / • if / ,' I "I I. ,s . . // J0 I - 0-171 - 1 ..-; I • '-ft" X I 'k \ 1 X, \ \I I - '"' I . • 1 ~ ,\J 5 t PLEASE CALL ME WHEN VVVRE READY 70 LEAVE \ BUS \ ' \ \ s \\ ' \ ' .\ - I j i*'-ç(J-'. — .- 1~ * — • \ .u' ' 'K \ " \\ .,' \\ ~j I .A I - j u,t.," Germany .25frather or mother 321lussman river 33 Irritate (coil) 34 Detested . 37 building 38 Of the sun f1 sn:ow 42 cit munds 43 Shelterrd inlet 44 Sell in anisl,l quantities 47.nifIishriver 7 ., 5t conservative DOWN flynn AMarkn,ade to 31)efriiuds j IIe1p.4 1'JAITI rio. 4.! Young helluls Vend 1•lrIWl 1TI1 IP C* T S S- 24 Muied on foot 36 On, ol the 27 - ta lT11 25 Lzo-ted Aii s*imou 43 Roman moralist 31) (un-k t-Iuulc '45 Dutch 41 I'ruuiiouitoiy 35 Everything N . .#. a ,_ 13 - - - II-- - __ - I 1fl ;-t ;-.:ii- .- - -•-- -- .. - - - erect dish dinner at the Prairie I uke Pot ItOlUt. Commander presided it I' rank ',tiudk .• brief business session on u. I I I 55 . 9Q0 . a'_t. games FREE ITS I Q - TO EASY .\ ' . ' 11 ____ - - I N a ____ - Christmas carols were sun,%...,. i 'r 1,17. -1; IF 411 - - iiyibol iii inuny Aunerkain sub- ed Mrs. Steudle and her mciii trlunuuuing r 42549.3i1 322.2011 AN E . . ,a - _~- (aeturer of cutting chains. Members en joyed a gift t. 17 and ouau nour. change OUIdoII' o it!5 11111 hatchets U1141 a Ill por vent rise ill Chain ..ause LA)SL saws ItI )tIitIy actouittutl for by inereashig stiles to suburbaniWis /I!t li~~* - 2.ni )OU NO LGER P4EEC' (_ III- . ,_.- roc tut. mi I - bers for the fine work done in urbs, nevording to oniark Indus tries Ine. here. a Ivading 11"A"u- exvcuting such a lovely ditiner 122-YS42 PLACE b I Holy City" and "O Holy Night" accompanied at th e piano b'. Mrs. Olive Pierce. Santa appear led with a soprano Ho Ho nct th e members knew Santa sent Mrs. Claus to pinch hit for him I.Ife $2.50 Pin PUSON HWY 17-92 & ONORA 40AD --.- - -- - 1~~ 1~~_ I (J . - .i . ', I ' .0. , _____1 4,411 SANnAGO, Chile Wl"ll t'he' government of Presittr'itt I (in'place wooti, the company "('lii auiic' Christmas. hut far It has not met much 'u repor ts. .'-' )J'.'/T1J / TM4r1.Y , WA%'., PFAXts! "Chileauuising" cunsits of ti', ) I us aA01136 lit Piardiat -f VhristillAs th- ,'ft (Allit"Ats'O kAlli- Tho Com- buyitig, the slivelal sailva pitvilt 1111"11Market hi geuiiig a bigger es and the iuwvitable disappoint shuro of JI.S. Foreign plants. itionts that this con bring. whilv Poreign outlays by Amurivan uveenting the religious holidA%, 'L'apa Noel," *1 Situitit (inns, couisistlui of plant awl viluilmient o%punifi- Claus is known. hiold his oflfvvt foreign 77 TT I -I . ""'I",iiiiii .-_11 I -.. r - - -_ , ft."III 1%.%. Hut __ billion by th, .init of tUtlo It ni cha n ts, like mnerehituita titL - - - — - - 44 45 ,,J — -- V I t.— ploiu'tlng ( kristin a itbuut over thu ,*utoua year 'I'tie si. 'IIiuuuuitSii slat- Let sitIus t iiiiiiti Icii, Ituigluisi, 1' uisiuce, 1.akc.1ictii.isui stud Gucat Italy, l.tuiciithiiumg. the Nether- - - " ''' - - 1 - APE I 114111111. IAIII $1.4 btllkui, is 41) per cent In- the bou,mitarks of the (lulled States. IiCUSU over 11116b outlays. Y - - r so AMBff F T"Em O TI-4AT AP ________________________________________ _________ ......... " All You Can Bowl - ,held its annual Christmas cov Room (;) Dick Van Vyke 0) The il&tIng (11-me New __ - I CaINE " rz SHOES -V. - who use the bitter (or 48 head covering . in' ' Woodsmen I41 e _______ PdEWSI'Al'EII ENTEILl'H1E ASN. — 1 1- 20 Kimono such 50 Consumers 'i 1AILlc ? .t iUii /4 I R i 18 01(i itgo (diall.) ., Greek 19 blends u)cks 23 At this plAce SLeGGSTION1 / 1/ I I 10 Facility M MICHAEL E . Old Glory Arnerutrtn Le.urn Post 183 of Altamonte Spring' rt tt N dlgruary 13 Asian peninsula 112 Vdible toot 14 Joins together I7ftIo di — 15 Altile 23 Capital of 1 ' I le 12 Capital ) of MM' AtI" lexceZzorwr ____________ / — —— 'IA KNOW WHAT TO SV VGT" S ____ ,_______ - BUNNY , , '_" / 'tI'n Is '' (d) 1A)VO of ~ YEAR'S Suburban Answer to Previous Punt. JEJEI [YlJ to ijj iiinii jjjp..jjj (LljJ - 0~ ---------- ---- , ...'t) • - / 0;1 - T .. 1, j 1, % P.- ("# I JET LANES BOWLING Visits Legion '-., (9) 1 r I -) II. (6) ItwtII,eL acMINE )y CBS (..orresprndent3 Charei (oIlin gwod and Mtrfey Siftr. (9) Fxereise for the Mo- ,%%hich time Harry J. Brebdugh as accepted for member Sr 9:30 (2) Hums and (d) Open 1110tive Steudle turned the affair o',er 10:0(1 (2) Eye (luels era Cam to Auxiliary President Molly Steudle and her committee a 10:30 (2i Ci,n,'ntr*Its'n (d) Itoverly flillblilles ter which members and guest!. I enjoyed delicious ham furnish 44) Alldv of .%Lkyberry cd b he post a d a t ci (9) uiern(.ttket WD )_ 1 I .#,V i.z-'l / - .1 i I IiU I 0 1%.6 $1 041A, 1. European Rivers _____ _J / '- . .:::'-1 - (-,.--' / k BUGS - ~kw ____ _:!:~, / er ow vaTH rr, J X I IHEUVA:xNOWS rNe ?&TONS. `1 III ____ ______ _________________________________ 7111111IT is THE. ISOM CHOKE P=QR9 - - I, . V HASLOSTAS WAMW"WAT PAW1CLE0F!tC?n- 1 fli—%I f ' 0 1~ ' -- STUDENTS (2) TV ('I.,NtW'rn tt ' ,# VVhat they do ,wA %goth or i a a an m a! HOLIDAY SPICLAL ITbru Jan 1 19611 Whet" The I - ) iju __ ,1 II surface or use mlarless poliab largest and most populous naFirst Rose Bowl footbal.1 I BEAUTY NOTES: Wben you or a buft silver tone. tion in Southwwt Asia, has a irlitue was played in 1902. Usil- ----4Nr.`___ WELL uurt i ____."L \'V I [Vil 10 Don ' t Unit trip ,.ito Show Repo - William e?fStht he Surves ti The Match Game (9) • t1reoftar U.. (6) 1,'I I 5 "Richard, this is the moment of truth. Do you h ave ',2' ---' You (6) . 1 t2:oo (,,) Jeopurdy ' , 1 . 1, - _/I \'I1'7-Z:1' i ii, i I , ti /JM _____ .._- .-\ -,IN ! A7.1 (, .' ____________ 4J&-ANELlTR0N<)R8MNG __111 _ / . -,. C I III. -_ I &1 II . . . ' ' , - - frequently .t I - 11, Ill . ". - BEG;NNINGTO . --- . ' . k . 1:1') (2) (.) .tIns If-I!IHI I i F"ASSWOrd (9, Time for I.:5S (9) ABC Niitws 1-00) (:) Another Worl-I o 4) To Toll The Trljth w' (9) morning .,;tl,-%%, 'ptRin.r' . I ( -.> ' the cost. But women who faint cosilnetic oil at night on your amund me,'" Zimmerman said, Forecast for your sign for Janshould not ignore hands protected by a pair of "crowds of people. Everything uary Is now ready. For your 9 their conditim Fainting can be white cottan gloves. This helps in town was clowild so I went copy send your birthdate and ,4 r4 ' a sympton of a er1ous prob. tremendously. If you feel that home and woke my wife and j to Carroll Righter Forecast, = lain." In the Vlct#.irucn Era deep colors in nail polish make kldL" The Sanford lierald, Box 1921, women fainted all the time- your hands look older, try In!lIull:,wood 28, Calif. I I u' - ., .1 , 4 I ft — P" I ~. 1~~ ;! I 1~j~ I Ji (4) w. z17-92 at Loillis "Nd wintlar Park- P" ' I 12) Sunshine Almanac (6) SunshIne .%insanac 6 At 2 00.4:00.a0O.:O0.(H3fl o Ia CoMtcr I but somehow thin,, don't run quite 10-10:30 p.m. C&& Spec. ' al. "Weitmoreland in Vietnam, (Color) This is a sp,cri1 repir in which Gen. C. W est. moreland. commander tif .'% rner. I ican forcei in Vietnam. wiil be 6) .News, Weather p 1 — . ---.. I!. I - i,- ____ I d ' ' - ,If ~ 1 1 -~ MAKJt* A .1 . 1:05 (2i Dally Word I — u - I _,:;~ , Lu r n The world (' '¼"'"' I 1 ''--- I . _____________ I —\ fz'\ '....,. r 1 , . _____ .. ¶ 1 4II___ • ______ (' :: *1 That "UM recen EEM ' ____ I - - '-. South ( wife---especially if the wife bft must be maintained in a iepa- 4moothly i iin 9 Eslitorid Comment ------..— ___ SHORT RIBS --- .1 Li— — (:?r;-7 __2I -' i ( wrrci-1') '<.Th_...) i ____ ____ — 0< ( . ! i I I a on ;°fl 'rtis Itimn(lern (6) 2 Peter's peculiar iittiation. To make ends meet, Peter decule-i (4) ,4p4rf:h for Tornrirr-v to take Giretal'i slicle 1% ,ition and ,, o into the g-arment husines.4 an 1 !::i5 (4) oulding 1.1gh? !I 121:35 (:) NBC StAwl a imall icale. He tries to run 0 I Dr)r,tnr'A Floupot C.&II his busines.q from his apart- I I 1:00 (:) SAWS ment. expecting to attain the, (4) Girl Talk 1 (3) Ban Case, ' huiines.i stature of ielf-mide ~ 1:15 I!) Focus Tvv",-4 t2i SNWM • new 11 ;~) I ", oo ( no ) 'I""111) - -- — u FETTUCINI ) . ..: : ________ 'ie'<'7t_'Q_ ' ___________________ 4 uuuu ouo Al - . BRIATNTAKINGf p.m . Show ') The flit 9:34) I tit IlIrttlenat Jutwtlfin (9) t,ove on .% itiooftop I 0:411, ( 9 ) '11'ht- I.*11gitivii. ____________ - i 'w i) I a , -1 4r ' •1 0 0 uouu u o ______ 1 PIZ 4 . __________ ____ 1049 00 00 M_ 4 J. .( , .i: If % (a _____ ________ o .1 ____ rnton o ____________ •. #go I ASKED 'YOLIJ ~ ' .. . __ - - _ . '¼' __ 0 . an _______ I C IWA k, NJA_ 1,_T . I., US NO O" I---"I think you're going to like Herman, Mom! His mother said he could only stay 15 minutes" - ap" a romance. (9) AIW Newpi 4:15 (3) NewAlIntl 6:30 (2) 11111tintley - Brinkley (9) Walter Crnnkite (9) outer I.ImIts 7:00 (:) M-Sq uad (6) Death Valley Daye I 4 .,'—_--) ,s, OPIN 11:30 ! ., ., i (4) CEIS No.wn (4) Mrillalf., X Nivy 0 I ~ ________________________________________________________________________________________ for SAO (:) N P W % - similar ______________ '. ,1"` 0 I trr ! O 8:30-9:34) p m (BS The Red Fromage and the Earqun de and who promises Quan • - .., I STARTS TMURS. U1"JM f sm"', YUI. IRYMMIR . T .levision :2 Tonite 1 - SEE... ____ *!~ I - ____________ _ I - _______ ' - lioi" 'START .,, - w ,;rEAr=R'\ CAREFREE AND DEBTFIREE !! .~ 4 is : ..A. I ,iAS 441,0 Oct k - . e1`1111166-INIS, %. T&A U. %IS CHRi NOTM IN COLOR guests tonight are Tony Ran:313-) RI. Orrnial turn that lit! will make April dall, and Barbara Ifewitt, the Wife. "Ptr by (Color) It"i not ea.,4y to he a bright yming execut~ve on the I - ., V..." smoke .. . - I:-•-- .vo. "CUOSE Of TM1 FLY" acter who appears in a puff of Skelton Hour. (Color) Red'-i~ iwinger. .. .:%.:~, 46~_r _:1 - like ', rowrii b SCY), .' mephistophelean char / ' - - - hp_k,~ - . $4OULDI4A\JEA e . l I .*.0 - I tJ ------____ , -= - - , ,r__A_ I 01 . -~---> - -'..r -W, -I.'- I " - —,_t__ _--- -, - -_ " _---~~_-_, 14 .e ---, ,-. _n~l ANY 4. I n~ ,- !A SHI4G• . -1 . . r --.----- ,.,i~)~ increasingly .--- 'Y ) ' . ______________ I I ./.4' -. , 7:30 10 p.ni. NBC. The Girl fall In love with him it Qiian 7Rth qiieen of the 'rournament , (rnii U 4 1 1. F1 "The hIli'ItU turn will get hh hands on .' Ro'es Tony Randall i-i on the Affair." (0ilor) This series begadget that makes everything: top of his farm, iinizing. dancComes flat ing cracking jokes with h is flliifl Tonig ht's episode is more turn white usual urbanity -a nd playing two or le.qs about .Jonathan Quantum artist, you 4tee, and wants f rr)leq, the duke and the marquis,' (gu(-st star Tom Bosley), a com- destroy the competition.) What In a very funny Aetch with pletely fuzzy-headed genius who with Quantum ielling his iollfl Skelton in which Red play,; hi.i nuries a hopeless passion for I to Bubb and April trying to get ! 1,)th century character, Fnr I April. Along comes R . Elzic it hack for him, It's all very sooth, who goes to work per. - (- - Polly Cromer rug I ' . • V* K* - ¼ -' UN By Dick Turner , '¼ :• P UI I. Miss Cramer, we appreciate the way you're getting In those overdue boo s, but shall we just not say any ! *11111ore about bloodhounds?" - L r ;) r_V__ Q__~"_)/.1_1 .. ' I I , iI.1 ,.- ,~)`:il'-~, M IV n While little Phildroon Arp on- int^ "ho 10101offigne4iR nf 40"A~v n-.,,,r donth nf A rptrilnt i.,q ironel Is omthing you pm- n"is iets t.hp limits of our prnaney. 4nr 'ari 'r'ip kttrii hnsri t 11nPpc!nPd or is a power to make •veryt.hIn eo,.y Itle allay the pain of fraettirid little c'xeIirqjt,fl into Ilushabyc. and comfortable for people 'vs hones boken a a rs'iilf of .n 12-17 "\._ I r.z' —"v r -/, . \ .. .ii.: 11 I J N I ~ ' 09r 6 - I 11 -.:_1 I L_ET 1 -' , I I ( -1 11 1. I 1~ I / ' also. - -.- -Aw! ,P, first hi -- '9 I "4_ j ALL ThOC(YMRCIAL \ ,- 11 ", . . , ., I . ~ \ ;._-' , I I -.1 . A, / -, : 5FT oF IVERYTIME o CCAAES ON AMC) THEN TRIES i . 'I BE CVM!C*J A c)ooct wilo"r I ,--, 6\.S. YOUZ rATHEr, STM711THAT sTcKum. AND iTs sTLr-K To t4 ts - I ~ '. CZOIN'OtJ N '\ N -i 'uvr 'cvit. &.iD - ALI. kilt `% EX')K*. I!" _________ ''-'-. t • - HATc 1 IF. -j 4-~ hand etc. that mar your p U&S UZI,. .< spades alternately. My but do not take action until tocould not take a trick." night. Some problem vexes in X W. Payson: "I move for a di"M rected verdict of acquittal for the A.M., but you get the right X answer later. Be paticuL West and recommend that East ;.~ ITRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. =) W : be held as an accessory before the best time to = the fact. East should have dis- Morning is not Carry through with plans a 4n, --carded all four of his sp discards. s works out Line Get out togeth you? " S ,•__ 9= -4r, 1 I I -,\ Z,~-,---~, 1 I •— I N / 0 I ______ ' %KqMH ATS I %11* '¼ . - ' . - -_ , (RJOW' - I - \ I I I --~ . - 1, ~ I " 1 jr o-,c,'rf -;' pmthy ffir It. r; t., V Poll-g them that A"M ,'An nfN irift"I with tinlimiterl pn%v,, I think it. k it mi4ttako to ,make them e-nrAfrlirtAhlo, it i* mnro,firnip them 'N',O'r the i Mr the .idnip4ront 40, irilloneoNq horeip too look xft,,r them. M11V . Tht-y are aged 1.1 and Ill and I'mrbiflity" of family hinorsils. I rhild tn ondrow ii,x ,vith thiI4 thAn wo rmild .mm)) mir dead I flid rint, wnrit. thom pxpoviod to I think it k it mi4taks- rint only, I ,vipornatlirAl Ahility. W.- ,-An , ri,ir,,nt- ,v-r01o, '1)"4PnJ10r1'01q fill flip inoridd dptnIlq nlimit boe-Awtoo later and Inovit-ablo e hurfit nf e-tit, ')f 1""' rt-fi 111110'1'1 I their strowdRinfollit,r".4 llln,"qq and contact with !Ipnth can retme pim knoeq. nf Atnff,v %rintor ,irliltiq ' denth flint willisild top rohn0od ilpf-p xhw,k ft) tho%m hIlit also ho-- snd the opsot, 4mmAeh Acquir.-I - ~ -_ - M lov their nointq arid iinrls-le. ,My rnilso Ptirh rova rprrot,ortion firroq ~ hv tho AMR1111 t-hild antinir Af tfl.-. I'll, I ; I tlJIl11AR1A1I16LWW 111'"Illind rl,qents the position I I,,-'a di4qsIrviro. 494 Cf%.*f 0 *M,9r"^I'" It IR ,'(IurlItI;P sp.rifnt for f,n from the ,dol v'f Iok I nni urr you lIfl(IrUtRfl(I ,a if ,ndiilmrre u' are ie why I trIt it waswrong to tsk, older rh1ldr.n to , Zr.v.d . tlic girls to this funrrnl Mod helplea'i At th. deiith of * to .*e \ bqndie or 'e w.t. A$n.'i /NqWI ft (it eoure, f il rloe timilj mi'mhcir F'nr hiI- *mpl. rIo.'n t iaun,'h the '''' " Yourc. ,4,mPrI('ftn—.r,)p of dren of the np of your*, th e hieeding from a "mind of a tho ninny ArnI'rlrnn, f migh t of our qorrr.wing hIpleii- tn-qed liht.r' iIlø..a I . 1~1 I II f - )jrr,j? r,f r'ifftiI frnor,n I.v' And fpIt mir two ifiriq wPrp ton Ilk 11I ''! - - .— -_- _ 9 II / I.. ,$; L. r' I . ( X Pr7 I 4% '--%-., 1 -A* 1J0 .., I1 I Ir ,,,,~ -,' -~I~)' ~4 , ,.~. -.-. A,;, , .1 -_ . I -7. (..,, J It _%it;:;t_'- _ UI;_-.-. •.....- 011T OUR WAY _____ I , % 1. - TUIZN ON 7HAT ) . . ----•---- -_ LJ141~ _; _ ~A,_;i,..EG. , ,~ , -3--,~~ L'1_Ir 1i s Muriel Lawrence rle%irp tit 4thlold ywir rhilr on throo rymnibeq ago, I (1111 not fly wifil nly fillittinn(I tip hitt 9itsilrott. thp "mrorbirl" roality. i I 0- / 1 .1 _____ • -I"-- —cfr \ I 1 ______ \ ... 1. 27. WDMM: Nwipni.'r rn$.rprk. ,%un. f,nnd for I ( ~, . ill I I VI* ; I _r - 'IN // . I'l - . I - I ,.I -_11 I "*%~': I _~ 1 I "~` 1 11 .. " _'_I---"Ill _~-~-II IL I 11 - - . rrnl Jim WR 1i 6 , - W. - ' ____ I rnifnr 0 , 4 ,A,fl ,:~ q--~~ __., I I " _ r IN - ~ \ *1 _______ D.A. "That Is all. Your wit- many years, would have given West a. corn er. Avoid th e East "Yes." ness." cic4,N'rPurrr Payson: "When did you plete count of the spades and Evening can then be very guy, Merry Paysm the great der .4 k4OW6RALL ANY PLAJNEIZ . fense attorney, rose. He asked. first know that South beld West wouldn't have ." k, gone bappy. I - PHPIA511~ TRAN 7HAT. wrong" IT? • played bridge for seven trumps'" "You have LIBRA (Sept 23 to Oct 22) ,1 I IF Yci'E N01 92Analyze your credit and career liiJ~% 4 f, affairs during A.M. but don't :2-0 1146 %WRL-D SY,50NDOWN 0 4: 1 - Ap 9 make any changes until the per- :9 By iod after luncb if You want best ~ 0 • ANt7'7ZJI 'I'jI2 1TI results. Influential person is ;0-1 testy in th e morning. Approach .. It47C IkThII 1_OTS/( cook- not take so ]ong.-MRS. D. L him later in the day, also. DEAR POLLY—When you dulledhy sauerkraut take the lights off your Christ- ing. -MAY DEAR POLLY-Small braidI SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to 'Nov. 21) ' ~ mas tree, pack them away so DEAR POLLY-Did you ever ed rugs should be carefully Studying brochures, paper, they are easy to put on next need a small funnel to use I mended W they need it) BE other media In A.M. will bring a~ir year. I use about 25 strings of when filling spice jars or other FORE washing. X e"" by W& UL I While they are the data You sorely need at this -. containers with small lights in my decorations. I renew contime Use it wisely. A site ill d washing, : move each string separately, openings? If so, cut off the st I spread on the floor, using tact will not be physically helpan envelope 3 remove the bulbs, put e plug corner o ful, but advice is forthcoming. -IAT NAME Vt HIP-IStLF AS RIJP4PJWJG OFF KNOW ANY ENOUGH R '?Eu4...I 7EUL '¼Tt)JE WELL brown a ' er or 'niastic to end and the socket end tA),- about three inches left an each RsCHAJZP THE LK)W , GUrrE A 14E IS, OUGHTA En= GOOD 00 RIDI=-A A FEW BAIZS MODERN . tect the f1coor from dampness. Await better time for financial rnhKX1;AUR MLIS NKX! HEARTMYS MINS7RJEL.8 STUFF) ENOUGH F:011% LIS J FOR LIS:. gmther, fold several times and side of the comer and then cut "k . CINIM IN A Smooth out occasionally while arrangementb. then secure the string together across the point of the resul'-' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to iT dries • d it h with piece of old ribbon ting tn-angle to ha'e a handy, the I should not Dec 21) Don't rely on hunches A B. curl or e when completejr;3 The:, are stored neatly In a disposable funnel.-MRS. W th at are not there in A.M., but © \ box and, m-ben tuken out aguin, B. , 1. later you know emictly how tD ' 10 there are no tangles. I put the DEAR POLLY- I want to wool braided handle others. Get that obligaPoo can be used on bulbs back in th e sockets as I tell Mrs Al. V that when as soon a' .. t. I rugs, following th e same pro- lion out of th e faatcn each string to the tree aih m small braided rugs can in morning E e you th e C( dure for drying as This keeps the bulbs from I lz them on ii flat surface ning is fine . "a iiti cotton ones. comebumping Ii the d Ii k d scrub, both d with CAPRIOR'-,' D' . 1 / -L # ",e. Ing the filaments.-MRS. F. C. brush and deterrent suds, tben times the "ruffling" that re- 20) After lurich is best time to J-11 - I -1: : ." them suits after cleaning or U7 Q77 POLLY'S PROBLEM rinse the same W5) Let w E washing get your licks in with associ t-'-- I e. i L) is caused by the use of differ__ DEAR POLLY-I would like lie flat us they dry. Turn often ates, the trade, etc., but the ent fabrics in making the rug. : to know how to restore the and always smooth out flat, morning will get you very poor Some may have been washed, . ______________________________________ _________________________________________ ___________________________________ . original shine to the chrome you do tbis on a porch, cement results. Even civi c rs take on polished steel handles of an walk or a place where the air a little time to mature. Await ITOPERATE5 BYM SY5TM".*5'TPtTARGET gizJJGA'rp.gEr5cEslE I TME5CEMSEltJ&&,APJNPAfl4gTAgoccurred th th h AW OUVES A 1A155ILLB TO electric stove. The shine was really circulates, the dzTlng will the late evening. Le is I!Lp . FILL *XAFTER LAUNC14i WWLE TWbeen washed.-POLLY ON C01,19": IN ON T145 if AQUARIUS (Jun. 21 to Feb. PIWT TA<O LDVA51M ALITOWATIC , . t ., CTI . 1 . 19) Plan to do important work ..j .. HOMN %VIC ill ou ll I Polly uses your favorite home. during the early part of the 40 USE ON 14151 Ill 1`1i Apt W MISISILE making idea, Polly's Problem or :illf I t,.~, solution to a problem. To order .11 Ask some c*-worker to have ~ WRIteriA her 32iighookl;t, send your that discussion in P.M. Say YOU 1. IT T"TEP name, address and 50 cents j0 -j' are too busy during day. yin '7 ___ '101.1* NNW — i. Poll 'a Pointers C o lo our PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 29) Newspaper, pOX 589 Dept. Recreational plans s ii o ul d 'i '•'—'..w'-'•- __-HEALTH NOTES. Of great mirror. If you have grown Pale (First three digits your "'i t ip &wait the afternoon, so that you 1.1 interest to me and, I believe, (and muny women find this to code), Radio City Station. New to my aft.er-40 readers, are be true), use a faint touch of York, N. Y. 10019. 11, you have of a creative nature ''; some hoalth notes I've gathered during morning. Then get busy rouge on your cheeks; underi., W 0 IN6 bw W4 W_ TAL IS& " %L OIL I?I - for my,note-book. and have fun. Come to quick t ssue agreement with congenials. L' R I 11" Medical News Service" reports to give color. Also, try the t haven' I '~~ 'N ~' ~ %` . . I 1 IP I ~ ~ ~: '. r:`, [.I I I 160 VP 7 1 7... 4_ " ; % L , (0`1 li. L a WIMIPM0 IT; ,_ ;11A5""""""""""""` • I ed. The witness will procee 0 A took the second and West's 4J65 queen 11,11111 the third. Wast riLd-Wed vulr=able shifted .- to a trump and deWest Nwo F-11111.111111 soam ckrer proceeded to run Off all 19 seven of his trumpa. On the Pm 2IV iPass 4 V pan I'm pan last trump lead West unopening ka" K ed his king of spades amd South made his contract." - WRY XWT VU SMP the Plan _( ( , .0,~:;z 'I' trump former in a positive way. Social zn friends are very helpful tonight- = .ection over-rul- ~ I.i and complete unfinished work, I ( A t;oIMALL (-*I Ar,c, OV it, , 414EARY, A I'-INF.; 000NA, I ANJI AN OLO 1,0N(-;- / V&IOLD 81; Ah`kV'Lr_--!,-_ 1~ I .,--*) r - - I I 01 /I -.1 - a % .1 1111i I I ,:1, , "tA , : I since those concerned will be in a more receptivee mood Bus "What were your discards an South's tl- . ~, as IILDREN (June 22 MOON h to Jul 21) Avoid getting in partner showed out on the new Interests In the niornrng East: 'The king! of clubs ..'. ,D-_-,~- _D, D.A.: "Objection. East is not Describe the play of D.A.: I. 71 11 A. ;el . 11 . \ I L jlIUjJ] -COROW " - >%>1_1 k )~ _i~~ ".~ East: 01 guess 462032 EAST VITS &J853 &K962 110 4 ,%ing yourself with friends. Get . nto something fcultural or educational nature. Do not — upset plans that are now in the making. GEMINI (May = to June 21) Th at fine idea you have is best ut Into motion after lunch, second trump lead." ~,- k I ~ - I --- Jacoby andSon morning, tion. a . . . -_ — Ipr = ,ft X- I support to ideas of well as mate during day, but eveni n g is ideal for en- ciates IM I LI~ 11 I I". _.,~~_, iness acumen is a bit off during ll"- "o. - - -,. r_S.L more belpful later. Tru.q the 0""' t , 27 NORTU 4Q74 VAJ64 dering the defense was apIP ;* p . -I. send $1.00 to Abby, Box 69- CA 4flA4&* The trial of West for mur- your 1 R1111-,\ "R456 ,- * i - - L~~ if , .~,~~_ I .1__A~ b ,silent and all = CONFIDENTIAL TO 41N morning, just keep Finances 4w: warks out just TROUBLE" IN EUGENE, b if 'ou &C be the ORE Tell your parents at make better cum They are by evening the friends In time of trouble. changes oie pictur' e The alternatives you mention mistic. are foolish and extremely TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) dangerous. I promise you Give love, Naturally, I wouldn't M TO WIN tl%M By (a1hraIth StI)E (IANCES - I don't know that the girl beinc could upset or disturb them. = kispeld Is trying to ,,-. across" any particular idM ning find you able to put acl but from am observer's point of view, I would say that's very happy romantic time. the time abe should keep both Round out kmwlrdge. ARTE-S (March 21 to April 19) bar feet on the ground. young in heart and Mind. She has gone with me reluetantly because she is Pensitive about what people might say. She thinks it is too soon for me to be tAking anyone out consider marriage until a full year has passed, but Ii there anything wrong with our seeIng each other and making plans? MR. X DEAR MR. I: No. Providing you aren't silly about It and go out kicking up your U OUR flOARDIN IIOUSI - -- - - - - - --- - - - ..-...ft .--. I i I I ! �t - -- - - --- Seminole County School News T)P Pare12 i-I,oi & Foirnd ______ t rrnip tudontc knnwId&ri thnt onre *) flNl11Ft cnBmt(I In1PORSIhIC ______ 1 ' •.•-' la-. ' p.:. .;. --k- C. ______ 1L __ ____ _______ 1 :____ _____ _____ L .I-.. •.. ..,. - -- I., - (. t - - - .5 -• . - -• A. .'a" .. . -'-- -• -. .1' - . - - - - -- -5 _____ - • 5--- -, .; ' c .' ' - - - - ,___.___-- - ' 4, - , r up. We ,iIr I1 mk MnONJ1 APP.IAWCP ''I **i F5.PurnIturt Fnr Side 84. _____________________ WLI8ON.MAIk VUR& . 311 - - - A4 Ilcuct 27 1'II Pap" 1 i ;t. I)- ' Sk rot CAIL.HAKL' ftIAI. '1APt (ifl tIA L-74ç3$ .'(itpç'ei'i, 155 hi ene1 h'.t A both llK & M - 1 .i -.rs,c1 ii"s.i¼.'', IL) t'A& - ii.'rô liir 't'çA L"--'l ' / 4 f,,'('ti rorota, ?' (5- 4, -- E:Hd4 I . ---- live': 'seh slut. till'- i-to th Ar- mefli 0' F..:t : pr:'od i2.14i1u. fiv S4.Fli?u, valor' -- - P0 \V' '- f - ' ir - 4fh, Seraul No TSO011I. gradc did to the status of the Casselberry. Florithi, huts [or tlit' I C. H lk-tnigeratot', Model scholars out at our Little' home' past Itvt' years used achieve s LA$-Il, Se,riui No. ZRListeuimg, taken for granted of huppintis, effort. 1,1w SA is going fluent. intelligence.', and reading - by adults and children alike, Mot-Sut' W'atl1 Heater, ho• to he looking for a new slate' of tests Lu' group children III thit' dcl N OH 7i-H nimost and tinweat I urn of our L IM' a good boy anti reniem representatives unit cm' officer. sn's. grade LeVels. \'riietltit Itlituilt- througinotht * nuittti!ucturt'it by Seminole her MYCAA'l' (Maintain your I trigunig educational frollticrb. I Principal C- M HUTp Sr., \'eiiettni 1111usd Company. compose' listenskills What This cool at all times.) it js hoped tin' rep- sUites, "Teacher' judgment aiso l'uizctiiet ut'ttiu all ,structuro. and ability? 2. Wear socks antl not iii resentative* will be' chosen by plays im important part in tilt impruvvenuenitu- now antI heron? Icr - - . - time, ,,, SallI lund- 811(1 fixtures attachIn select children br eu thereto atid silt refiLL iIaueL, prite-ecute', and protttn accruing tins accelerated program." airud Ii. accrue from said i'ra- unluim, all of which' ar' iuichutleol ci children into What iutppenr during the 1iit. thug"!))Thu Young GOP had a mix-up within the foregoing description accelerated class per grade en- sosti (lie- haltendun: thereof; Always kee" your nost- in I eninV-lounhifl4i pruceiui? for their niecting and in ozw aisiu . -' -It istatisig, eunitinig, ru- I zind LINDA Count3. Florida. described ac follows: Hegizu ticiru. tI-evise. lsig'a.tees, or lUNLhiENClt: UNKNOWN AND Phi All purtle,. claiming Ingranteet- utad against all Drou having or terUsts hi)', through. under or Ut thi- Southeasterly corner u multi 1itt . run thence SoutneuaLerI - along an ax- s 's'oUBsu#W Suit wile if living, and If dead, juch as the lorniat.kwi of Jll' hiWe in common'! encourage' wrong - ..,' - a . ---- ' ' I - - : '- - -- - - - duib living becuuia another week of vacations be- nientury remedial reading help (SEALJ trthw H- lheckwitb, Jr., "tuned in." T1ie' fort' going back to fleall cbrei- is offered. 1w modern math proUi JIarli) they art' Cleric .jt the Cjr"uil Court .11. fri,' writing uomeng do- have not learned to liztett and Iiy; Margaret E. Tyra and Dr. Wekkm's house of gram is taught in all Classes and Deputy Cleric a special modern sten,e aeMt once In a while for the follow direetlon. horrors. 1JIAI(l).Aj.L. (11tIDL.lY, LEWiS Numerous kinds of znateriah gram is being Used in 11w isrtn page-Jolui ijpolski tieIILANKNE1( aerves a big vote' of appreci.a- art' being used to further this Siut,'t' this is the' end of the' second. and third grade. This 60 North Court Avcuiu.' Pus! (flfice hlo 34.'?' boo. He's a pretty cool guy, fur program. That' student.- art' being column anti must likely me, I science' program will be' expand- uriunthj, )"horithi iu', 17jfj anmozw clii)' jppey- tiu-e gradt 1 AtLuruoy (or Plaintiff J, (or MI 1W ti-nined to "time' hi" wJ t1&t' I Publish Fast.. .27, 1b6 thdnp that relate oei to them, that subject . . . . ). I IIDII-17 ya want-I'm already nice' ficultAet IZ not - her - -. t first, juhy ! Cleric LM'Ckwith, Jr. icy: Martha 'F Vibleti, D.C. against .v s '' • Ftr- u,r,i , - - ' - '- I' I ' u.. 5, ------ -.--- --- '--s. -- ,--- ---- '----'s.-- LI - __ 4,,lta - .._.___ -j i', -;.---- -- -' S4)e - ' _,___. ___ 'I r, , ui WIlts ,c t': ' - p?vRt. SPCcIKI' Arthur U. "on. ' I -' 1 s- s - -- i'ii't - ...... U'IO CLASS 1 NSTA 1 .1 ED ' - - fui:'n - N1CF 1.og'e 2 fiulrm ,('( \ I' L. 'lh p" :-- : i ?.:' ' ('PI' ' a - " -. ,i.- Ant .5 TVt - - l'iit' Rent 1 IH. -' - - - U H I) P r- rp 'ii H' I I ON - .P 8 I'l Iii*'nI S I' or Rent l"ot' I(t'tii 1Ii, .lt:sl't iiii'iit 9 _____ - ----- U • Is , ., Very Ploder' t Him hwny - , - -' - -- - - - - , -- '.1 I r 1eii e.'slt 1'"-i)5 51 - - ' ' 141 \% -- _ s. i;iliu'i i*i,uuls I 'I , , i % 1114)4 I SIt ___ - -t.iIt' ____ . - IPI%PEcoP1 , -i"- _ '- lv.. ''115-Il? - ' CALL COLIICT JOHN COX NH!-72?.9191 titmepi 4I'Iy'r-rnAFI Iurl',uH 1'htNl$lu - I3NYItRN1SI4M11 SI.:MIN0I,I: e'e'(IN'I'V PItt' lust's s In go t-s-Iu','Il,u, ui ih. Røsldent i'lgr, 111.1*10 iiss-st ,'nrm t •',it log n. slow, 551 I.I - JIiisineUI n..'' p.m '"i AVAIAIN A I' & TM lINTI 151,1 V It,'%)'tIlml)t S,'i' i at I ,I5-? -Litat fl'. lit Al' iI Up IS R' ln,i t 111-1511 15-ti t"'.l).'14 to tell 'sill S*hl $*0 •'i.'h tiI I 0il E P1iti fllto'i 44.RI0, U,tondo ot write 4 I 0, 1109 Tnrnp, rlerldn P mv I - 'r" ' ,i.Is t,bs,r • h,ed, proiI'iP Pioflie oeP Sf0V,nutll,sl, Sloe di'd'pt FO P!fl'(')PIAL & COMPLEU DITAIL 'ult iIt'i'r-vt,s'this- III'' it Is I'.' t tito ' ' tv-SI I.,,! tv,(,,tl,uI,lld ,, I u 'lv'' S 111, 1% 0i, t 'ft '' t Ii\ -, \ s- .. , I,' Ti , O i. 0 I'I.'uI.t,, 1;" - I - (.,(.)1 (1Ol)OU L AP\ l I ML1N I S -- t"iit-ntshe.i 5 plc 'i , I ,,je,1 , I , lk\ ___________________________________________ 1111 t'tflIlli' 'ttl-',,"s I II I Fki SonforU, l-',',.l (' 44 Mj:!% III FIU'4 I (,..Oiii,. Ph Is*n"him - ----------- -----------------___. e.trptetCi' t _____ II 't ( 1'? ' "-rlt .2, 7 ,'_), -. ----- - - $fl- A .'' - prt 0' I\ \'-''l .l' " turn Ipt 5'I Pstnlu't to. '. .-' mt r ri's ser S 10 t" , CCil I'1-U4 ," -t41' suits-il .- •,. ,-' - l' F" 't,'ec%t I • h\ " rum " rt ______________________ Pt 1 "'rn Pr . 10 ml. Iron- Not ' HI )a' s.,. ? , ' END1S 1966 Demos & Co. Cars A Brand New 1967 Models ALL UNDER 24 MO./24.000 MI. WNTY. J - UNDER 5 YEAR/50,000 MI. WARRANTY STOCK NO. 5545 STOCK NO. 6054 66 Olds Delta Convertible 66 MODa - Olds Cutlass Full power and air, cruise control, plus I 6 other oxtras. S369500 STICKER PRICE $5377.81 YEAR END PRICE Holiday sedan, V-8, automatic trans.. power steering & brakes, radio, whitowalls, 'tinted glass, factory air. 69 STICKER PRICE $3732.92 $ I YEAR END PRICE STOCK NO. 5146 66 Olds Dynamic Hardtop ___ A 57 l4c Od et SIOCK NO. ' esw"'' , q. S4182.03 5'C%( kt - 0 - 4.dr,, automatic trans., factory air, power steering & brakes, STOCK NO. 2168 many other extras. Chevelle Malibu -- c_ IiI ,%ci . s'nc ' ; vc,ç Ed - - -- -- S2224'4° rtt'. :" 5 4-dr., V.8eng;ne, Powerglide, factory air, power - - - 2795°° pc 3'69 V.8, Pc erglde rod', heater, power stocring 67 Biscayne 2-dr., 6 cyl., Poworgiido, radio, heater, wheel covers, tinted windshield. STICKER PRICE $2868.05 45 S YEAR END PRICE nd brakcs, YEAR END PRICE -' -' -- 1 I l t./ STOCK NO. P097 roCr so. ii 2 _,.------" Sport Coupe: 275 H.P., 4-speed close ratio trans., performance axie, power steering, W/S/W, tachometer, pushbutton radio, roar speaker, roar antenna, console, tinted windshield wheel covers, bucket seats, marina blue with corresponding blue interior. 00 STICKER PRICE $3358.80 $ YEAR END PRICE STOCK NO. 022 66 Impala Convertible - -' STIR STOCK NO. 9096 ' I - & brakes, many other ertrôs, ___ •- $299500 66 Impala Hardtop - - - Chevrolet Camaro 66 OIds Dynamic Hardtop .1OCK NO. 1227 ' I Coupe, 155 h.p., W/S/W1 tinted windshield, wheel covers, Poworglide, exterior molding pkg,, docor pkg., folding rear soat, maroon with black vinyl inferior. 00 STICKER PRICE $2928.70 $ YEAR END PRICE SIOCK NO. 5153 cc) Seda" j: Doluxe, fully equipped. Americas most talked about car. Front wheel drive. 86 STICKER PRICE $6077.38 $ 1 YEAR END PRICE $259500 STICKER PRICE S441487 YEAR END PRICE -- I Olds Toronado STOCK NO. 5183 325 engine, Turbo-Hydramatic, power steering & brakes, radio, heater, vinyl trim. STICKER PRICE S3614.33 YEAR END PRICE 3tS ?cce End Neat 324 66 Impala Sport Coupe Qguard1., kufl+ttd S .6e' - $299500 Jeke" kP':ke:. gOs'&T STOCK NO, 6070 4.dr., automatic, factory air, power steering and brakes, radio with rear speaker. STICKER PRICE S4316.70 YEAR END PRICE 01da 8% " S & :,,,, ( 66 Impala Hardtop 67 Impala Spf. Sedan 4.d,., V-B, Powerg i a trans., power steering & bra ci, air r.,or,d ii ioniod, 00 STICKER PRICE $3856.45 $ YEAR END PRICE V.8, Poworglido, power steering & brakes, hoator, factory air, whool covers. 1 61 STICKER PRICE $3849.55 $ YEAR END PRICE I At ' 1, t 4.dr., V.8, auto. Irons-, power steer. ins, power buke's, radio, heats.',. Otis.' owner, law mIIea9s. Was 959500 524951 I Impala ¶.I0(.I I-b, 60788 4-door hardtop, 8 cylinder, utorncsIic, power steerIng & brakes, radio. $39500 heater, air cunditiatsed. ....,.... 4.d,., V.8 automatic, radio, heater. power steering. Was $95, $44500 Special .•.........- ConY. 1964 Buick LeSabre 1962 Falcon Wagon 1 961 Falcon %-l. Powerglidc, radio, heater, power 4-dr. sedan. fact. air, auto. Stotles Wagon, è.cyI., radio, heater, I. brakes, still has foctaty S., cylinder, outomatk, radio, heatpower st..rIeg, power brake's, radio, 4-door, standard tracsmls. $39500 Was $85, $34500 er, air S3Z9. 539500 beater. Was $17 sb., redbo, heater,.,... Special .......... cu*ditlon.d Special Special 5tcr Ne 0Th/ Stock No. SISSA Stock No. 60368 warranty. Was S$oc Nt. 70698 Stock No. 5672A - 1965 Pøntiac G.T.O. 2-dr.. hardtop, V.8 unçsnc'. automatic, radio, healer, very nic. - one' own er. Was $23#L. Special ' & I 69500 £ 1965 Cervair Mcsnza Coupe. radio. h.ater. Os. owner stilt w-c r a t y. $1 I I Was 514'P8. Special .. 1964 Olds Dynamic 1963 Volkswagen WosS $69500 S$c.ck u. 4O7YA 1965 PontIac Bonneville '.', 6.puss. SutIaa wagon, trans., powv steerIng I & II, ose owner. Was $Z'L.P5. Special - .uso V-V & brukiS, $199500 1965 Pontiac 2 plus 2 Cpe. V.5, auto. truss., foci. Slit. OWSf steering, power brskes, radIo, 1 ownsr Must so. to oppteluh,. Was Special •........... OR & R1E Hardtop, V.5 engine, aulomutk, lastory air, power steering, brakes, windgws. Was -, , iva. pes.ai •....... • " . sçqçoo 5 139500 Stc.t.1' Sb, 6142.4 lef '1 - - RI4I ' ' 1961 BuIck Electra 225 4.dr., ass owner, factory ok, auto. 2.deor sodas, radio tsi., pow*r steering, power brakes. and beater ...,•....., - 19500 - : 1962 Chevy II No. 5300.4. $124500 - - -' - sn.-urinç .' ,s. i$r.ec,I, lb. 6690B Slot.1' Nc.. SI 73.4 ), 773pf. •'°' '1966 Stock No. 5079B '1965 ,,, -u $oci' Nc. 5695A No, 60641' Cony.. V-I e.gine. auto. trans., pow. i.UU, 4-dr. hardtop, V.8, auto. tram.,, etc steerinç, radio, heater, one owner. tact. air. pc'wer steurinç 6 braket, totho, heater. Low milet,. Was t319& Was, S1S'95 L Speiai Special - r Our Entire Stock Of Used Cars Drastically Reduced To Move Before December 31sf. ___ 1960 Oldsmobile 1962 Dodge Custom 1964 Olds Jetstar Comet CalienPe G'alar.ie !_sic_sc 1 966 Ford - - Clerk of the Circuit Crt ember. 1ll6C Liy: Donna 11. blurutos Artlsuv- H. b.ekwnhi, it, 'lcrli itT Cirvutt - - - -, Hmrild. t'Aii.IJ PiuS lltlu day of D.c. I --------- Profit! 72. and 72. PUblic Iteourd. of Seminole' C'sutit', Florida., lieclewith, Jr. - C pint thereat recorded iii Vial the ubove' st'led suit, and you (HEAjs.,, I - ci' - peotiIC •II. Aiiti,niislht' , . (5-1:1-5-u lor Rent -"-"v - .• TH'Rl \IC1 - _ 5- óè I'll r(N t''lM t'IO.s I) Ittisti' A I ki MI,'.' I -1 u:;. thizils & I1tII e,rt -i'vtH'Cfi 1?,- 41)11 I. \f' I it ItS t I I4S'I Ml eiIIil 5I,5 ___________ t'FtIe" a- hI,'ti jn,'Iia't'- - "I.','It'l. -ii i I' Ii.' Ii I %IeIII uI ii. I 'n lag I \I I I,\ lhl1tt lispl.'% kItchen he*tin A ' I,tti's 'l''''t- %,pi I-It'' ' : I' tsIl,'tet, V'oi''t-*', ' 5.' , uu:IpIle.l 1'('i\\ ''Pu '\'I 1,A1l%ttt,1' , litl',Mi,fl pttrtIntt I,,atI(tf t , Il I I.;Il':. , I 'IIIfl ft'V' IAl,h.i i'o ;ARiEN ' t'-\U'lMl'1Nl' -nu. ' - *it I' I l"ir * iII'R1 - RI t-sr.-t -r - '- : C' 5-5 ,_ - I"t' I - . - \;n '' Ifleell' - r, Ies.,iIrr fl'-'wnt r Js.-'P-teor',-, 'rat Store, ? 11 rettre riirr,Ish.-,f nonlh i -r''.t i'., 5-11-' IR\I - '"I' --. - Ft'RNl1141'l'i 1 1" -'rn Cf5-o'rr I I ------- :----------- I . IA.. 5229500 ' I hV4CE t.sc.ui, Plo 9171.4 1964 Chrysler Cony. Factory air, full power, 1..wsvr leek up this pike. Was $159500 $3215. Special ...... 2 31 ' Court 1101104, hI Ma' rki,n t_st'iJtit) Clerk , I I'uLuh1siu Fate, Li, 20, 2':, 11.56 Jet:. :, i&,s': LiJDb-41 . J. -' ' ;-: ' . L 1.,,, 'I----'I---- - - , I. •,,C y,t'u, . - .ste fI.,'P,, -tl.A7H5 . ww ' - - - --'- - -'-- - '_.__.. - ---• "s '- -. ' -" (.,__ s. - -- - ut-tI I l'Otll-t ARE hereb' notifIed that a' Complaint to forecl £ certaiva nuOrtgaigt encumbeetng the following described real'proPeTtY, to-wit: Lot 10':. of L'NWO0ij ?flYBDIViSION, according tc the plait thereof as recorded In Fist book "1?". pages 70. 71. interest iii and t the lands - 5-', 118 l'tiitksl"iir I "-\ '" II.- - - LV claiming any right, title or agatrust this' aforesaid puraoza DUE-U . - I --- 'S .pati nienis For Iknt I O(%. .PflI I nient 1 01. ' ' ' li,iUe. turn I'I -- - ------- for rated ' p..'-. ,. n., -', ' : PHI ILOHERT E. CONOVEIt their unkuown (lht4i, 1IHL)ItJCF & ROWNSON 1rvizu Nutluuusozs lot' Heu.at Churcus btruet ACtor,,.') 51 Law (,rlaiut)u FiurIdu 1-', 0 LIua $i A-tI'uru.iya tur l-'iaitsflt'! Coua. FiutuUa Publish IJst 37, 1ll5 }tublis,hi Last. ii. iz, u. 11DB-SI S ' , . 11 tsfl - C' ' 5-' &psirl menl 1(If, -' i:.''v'".. - at thu. (runt door of the Seminole said Court. at Sanford, Seminole Titus Notice slut)! be- publishCounty Ct,urthuouse in Sanford, Coty. this nd day of becern- ed Oflt•C a weel' 'fur four con.Flori'iu eUt)V.- WCe bet 198C. hr 'Flui hacjo:t (SEAL..i trthsur H ,, - lIp?t iii. 1"I Ihu,lu& 1.,trq - (at cask: t 11:00 A..11. relief demanded in the Complaint. tiLkssis against yuu for the & - --------- :" ' - -"- -- .. Houses I or Rent ________________________________ ii , i" I.' , ' ''a . N? ! ''' . 'I(i I''- - ii 0 ,'- -- L ' e ,I - Ii I - - ii et - %,Ii "I "4,, (-') :::-'-t - - - 1 - I -_ - - ' ' Iu'lI!'''5- ' , S $IOUTG*GE VOLL5(CLOSV*E tetusirn of thu.- boutluerly line hereinafter described, dimtanue of ,, said Lot ':. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN t'.4 leet, tiuenou' Northeast-ou ARE HEREBY N(YFIparallel with nd 10.0 ?1L71) that a suit te foreclose•'u'I feet at right angler from the , Mort.ga,je lies beet: filed iioutlseaaterhy iliac of Dat i against you Ru the above Court of said liloci: ! a distance by tue above named PLi,tntItf. of 1,0.2F lee: to the' North- 'vi property sought to be foreeasterly has' of cud lot U. closed is as tallow..: thencu' Northwesterly alozig Dat &u, LONGDALJE 8U11- 1.t-tit is. this- molt! Nurtherl' - . . -. al.t.:'Ic-'..i 1(1:1". \lnhi)e HOTn('1 lion'.'. ic ' 1 hose child- !ragt'raitittg. iiwittiiii, plumbing. s:oriier f said Lot I' thence' time. New niectiugs will tars' t.o book 13. page 58 of the Pub- are' required ti_s etve a copy of pt,Wten with aboveaverage ability irraguttlsg, uliet C811 vcnittLattuu, extent buutjswesterl) along to what (hi' How mid lie Records of Seminole your Answer rn oth.r Pleading an SJC band i. be scheduled this wueL. biiUUiUi&dtOTly line of tS to this. Complaint oza PLultiff's County, Florida. . UI won; on independent pro- er IrStefluf., nuachuinor. aIq)liaUOe, • • listening capability aRid pet'1' Ii. Keep Up the' spirit at hit' ah)purteUaneei. ii.t fixturet of Said Bk,oIt 17 a distance of YOU Ait1 REQUNIEI) to tile attorneys, AN!)Eprj RuSl, mu) Ilereafl.et'I 5I.0 feet to the moat South- your Answer with the Clerk of DEAN & LOWNDES wtitcI How nra t East games (1 already yell, what sonality he' developed? (GotLa start thinking of a cool ,pects' They arc taught With $PC' perLitui ti$e'(? with, iii iL, ii? to' t'ri)' corner of suid Dot S. this' Court aind to serve a coin' Cetrjul boulevard, thlando, Flat-cial emphasis on research, tiote T1sse' UTLt some' of the' qUe1- way iii end my misery,) I'm quailnext, referee, tesi tlue'iucc Or (Ill taild 7,rcmIMse u-vet. though I Southwesterly alotur upon the Pialntttf'r Attorner Ida, and file the original Answer discovering . taking. answers a • tions that the Bear Lake Eli.tO they hi- detaciuuti or tietuchnbk-- that' boutkueaiutoriy line of a- IIWING NATH.ANSON, F, 0. Box or other Pie*dig Ru 'the off Ia. ÜEJ fm- th,at-I'nl blind!) at isublut' sak. Lu the highest ai,el foresaid Lot 7, es dhauinoo of 6, Couo, Florida. siot later than of thu Cleric ci the Circuit Court 1. .K.cp your column clean mentar)' School in striving . questions they raise' themselves. bunt Luiddet 1,,? cash a' Ii o'clucl: Just UthnI . . . tnow e'wne of 60.0 feet to Point of ito- January €. Hal':. if you 't&iI to ott or before' the ltti day of,1,.nOther classes benefit from A. hi on the- 5th: day of Jattuari' answer. (some on, that hurts). after all, you're' college' singisusihngdii 50, C Liecrut Pro Co(e will user), 1967. p tail to daav, training 01 the teaching ItiE at LIt,' 1"ront Floor of the itt i,ui,li bIlk, (ii ti,, highest ahd be' entered ugginaut you fur the a decree pro Qoitfesia WIIj. i4' today encounter denk Many adults I. and U. scrapped). - . . It's not that hardI special Seminoha' County Courthouse Itt best bidder stories H 1111,1 otiiet NUTIUE UI' NVJT IN eordizui' is i:l.at thereof recor,letl Iii Flat I3ook 4. '1'. of tin Public ltecors of Senaiu.oic - 1IA I . -- ,lfluett- --- 'rur.t-'t- To ' r, p,,'u '--' - - ------------------------•-'---------- sell:,, 3'-('t. Ph J" ,...,. - flou'Iroomr ott 'rn f!rar,r'-. I1l"L I rni. hmri' I,le )',,I) "- tth ,hctw'el-. \rir ,sd nui Ps. :tl tu'n, i'd I I it" 1,irpii.\ _, I' ('111 R C' (1 4t I4t5khs PI ___________________________________________ _______________________________ day. Well, this your. I'm going to nwkv ii special Grouping ' - :_ - 1"tuli! 1l'i1'ST-' 1.-tI- rent 1,,,),', tv,roo 1"'ot'tds. F1VF Education What art- thi- various roles the' people they represent as of listening iii living untl learnlast time's crop was appointed. - 5. For nk - -- o?h fkt-rli' -'.f'i,'a\; ),'ot T''ttt -sl ___________________________________ Tests next your bacl pocket, stupid! 2. &U(ly (tin' books thu time). 4, Work hard (are! you kid- -' '' 115 Autos ( WISE 'li 1 , - h - .-.4 ' I , -'-- 5- Stemper Agency , I ..- - K j"'"i\ t&Vi\' Ft'\L"t' Re:'Lty ayt'on , the '- __________________ '- mo manitl Lega I Notice Good Listeners - & I'urnItu'e nius: I- III writing and noSe County. Florida. Mar. Shottnie. water, antI other heating, - nil categorici; of information. cOntlitil tlii of residence DATEr' thi. *rd duy of Dec- toolting, ruufrigeruttn, lighting, claImant: anti must hi- sworn to anti power systom, machInes, aptonal you wuflt in our IIIØL" hy thu cLaimant, tilt- agent 01' at,rtIiur H Beclz'Ith. Jr 1)1laulce,. fiturei. atid uppUrtcriRF)I'AU( PlANt' TUNING L skit' remarked, '1We'll he happy tornn, or th. sam'- shall he Cleri: of the Circuit Cour.t anous. which now at. o- may Va L hAitMI)t I \uud I to ordet un' itvailublt- infornu,fly: I'onna 14- Muritne hereafter ;istrtulx: tts, or Iv,- used •. I uu,puty Clerk wIth, iii, in oh saId promises, - tItil l. lIist'. !"ssr Salt' fronu OUT' cataloguer or Lu-ott,. L lt:itit, vail den l4er IiV,UI though the - lii- tietuictied or A- cia Au Cui-I-x.'s'tit urs ol said ________ 'Tween You And Me At SiC i other nnurcei." itorutevs Tot PlaIntiff slotachnhk IL4s. 1JIs.1LNC' Esint. ::- I-atst Church Street lit IlUhlilt suit. it tlui Iatgties! un Although sonic teacher, an Fl IL: ui ,tttIerso11, itunt., I ban A' 441' First Pederul Titlildiuir luest bidder fun cash h'.v'.,ep the . -Oil.. Li airnut Lr,%vutiie, Don ' t cause v. the' jLwrLe renter, I 'In warziin ' flIUIIV du not -- - 1L J. lUCIIA1* tItlfllI anything 1 rianduj, Florida hoUr, of ulevet: o'IocI: It; tl i2: 14tn: (2ouitrai I4otilsvard Publish Dcc 2':, 1 iG1 U.tkforenoon and I v.'o o'clock in tuu,. u(iVUnLag(' of these uidi Christnw formal highMr. Mode.st (Larry Vershici The 1 'niunile. Florida IuI)iI-si' afternoon 01 the 11th ciu' of Jan.. - cause- they ure not faniiiiur' with Attenitey,for lxecutor, ATENTlON - . . tiiir s ser19G':, at tb, Front Door of lighted the holiday suason for I (Vutu Unit im1l all i gtlY' Publish lice. 30, 7, 114Sf & Jatu. I T 'TUE (IflIflhliT OOVR?I' OF umy, the Be-mtno1e County Courthouau them. Mm. Taylor ancouraget SALI' i'rsrn' or lour.. , io, isG': THE NIWTU JVIHaIAL CIRuu th beuiinolc Junior College SRI- fun, I FlorIda. studenti; to asl: their teaclierti I I, hereby giver that I)flfl-71f' Itu AS)) Poll NEMINOLE 5 (OOURT EAL'u atThe wins adnunlstratiozt out at SJC to use some of tin- uilmb, flu.- nursualI' ti thu Fhiuni liescrec nfl dents and their datel TI. P1.()ItIDA. Ath B. IIesc):wtth, Jr., A1flNi)EJ) 1'ore-cio,suri- and Saili entered it: (7HANCltI' O• tended the gala ball - Surprise wi:i)NEsJ lAX uiht three ra- - ir working right imw Clerk of thu' flrcutt Cou vie.. trun.starenciet. ziriti ither t lie catusu- ,uettuitiu: it thu CircuIt (lJ.IIIIK's nric,t-: rn 7'ALI "AMlNJ)EIP" NOTICE OF Dy: margaret E T3-rr uunn: to tii- final decree (11 tore- NINTH OlIly ont da\ oil br Cliristnis I Florida. case' docks-' number' did play more slow dancer tiiaii t' SAVINGS FIDEIlAL Ut thl(' renter. I Ott lit' lOUSe 1 t;47 1. tO. uuiiierslgned ClerI wifl I chosuru- anti mate entered iii the A NI' LC)A N ASSOCIATION 0? JSflfllflgs, 'Wutt, Clarke an ZuOkuig vacation. last! (Too old to gi out romping wert' OUt tt Saud tuut ert situated tiendizit: ii: the' CIrCUIt sell the Z,ro;, rw YO1tH crTT. eorporattou, , , ' 'fur' the' Iiouse of teachert III rnett NatIoflal iMenk Bldr. around all night. f'oUr' ii anti for Seminole CoutioUnt '- tiescnihied u: Plaintiff, Jackuonvhlk, FlorIda ' • SJC'r flaPp - acres funnY turm. Lu't 1.', i liii j..ot 14 (lest. the ty, Ploridu, being Chancery NurruA.5 II little sids' not. . . . this r, feet siT Luit 14), I bet- 16157. thu.- undersigned Clerk S'L'Nl)tiL.L 'F. AIIIJOTT AN!) Publish Dec. 2':, 1 6C s's-.t ' L'UlUflfll started out its t feature Itt-.regtsternll' ni (I gettitig r 1Ui,'i; I - SVl"NNI'i'W(IOL' at'- ivIli ccii (hi' property situated ill 'VIRGINIA L AUIJJOTT, tile wIfe, .stury of ii, this- -pint tliersof saId Cnunt - desc,rhIesd as: cia' day iii nd hooks art' occupying most ot lit lu lilt' of "orsitltr heitcnn-:l!'r n. Yournrnit W insurprised, Now uuzi't 'l'iIE CIIICIIIT (i(l)1fl'J' 0?' Lot ': U: Block 1': of 4TH L1Nn, 1. YOUItSfl'eW his wife, I Iii reeuriie'uh tn Via? Buoh 4. Lu student at SJC. .Jusi goes to timt' for tin- prospective secoiul NINTh JIIJICIAi. CI1ICVIT' SECTION OF TiREAPaTWOL1), 11 ttvtzt and *1 dead against their 1.tzc, i). f 111,11 ?'4- I*Ut)li( 5 show how something can get out in (it's irni spelled tr , either I 1(rrnrd- ot htemisini" County. buLuItord, Florida uccardiu,g tO unknown heirs. devises, iegst.es i AN)) VOlt NiMIOLE Ot)VI thu.- plait thereof recorded In or g-rnnteos unit agatnit any and TI, FIAIRII)L. Florida. of hand. Now this column Aid achioiars. I the toltowluir v"iti I Piat HINd: 4. I'agc 99, of the all porione having or claiming ChIAOiltI' NO. IIOaI i'i,getiu,'r S S sever1 regular features and Public Ik-corde of Senitnole any right, title' or interest In EAST ItIVEIt SAViNGS BANL tteZ)b of propertY located in and CistintY. Florida and that and to the lands hereinafter des-. It's time to start thinluug of Plaintiff. the' least regular is Its writer. To niect the growing need.s o1 iuerniartentl ititulictt 52' II Part on said VS. tuarl of Lot ii lii fliocl: 11 of eril,etl. of Liii' iniprovarnent New Your's Resolutions, you I n technologtcai society, South Sittid: 4TH HFICTIUN OF DREAhIDefendants. ItOLIEItT L. CON()VEIt tt iii., Special - -'-r' le'' "i'; H'tnn' CAlI. Reni rot '- - 'V,'e \',it-Ifj'c',:,, Ti'.:-:- -,"l,rI.-''rs' -, u-u ritnR1 rtr. I __________________________ rnni. tfflTrnI'n. IIn Rflo c'a',U%.rrv, Dln&S. API'AISa tfl4Iti P H ri U I) l S. rurr.'i1 IA?t nw IN8UHOP. L*r ti. øt. ouhT e. OntnolV iIih Srhno .1nUrn ir ii . *nfo1d A's ____________________________ MarL. 2)h r'i an.1' Thern1afl, hSfl CIR*. Vilt(t1 thi Audio. 741R. vn:nni,rrr ('AMTflA ffl(U ___________________________ ,7-Ruhs.' RCnIIIIS protiIi ____________________________ Vu'unI Cimtr oti Ptnv Strt rh, " VM.0 S Prk 121Z. snTord __________________________ (. R Wrtt.. r H. fludnes Opportunities reiinI fIror nT( PV how vnrintw flOW teach. I1IMJART1F - T'OflL r9h, & Avidi. .INH. L 82-424 httnr.. t. Iii LMflrWOOfL _______________________________________ (:AUL irIndo 24 *22S StntInt J4pntnn. -Z2. I_________________________________ pta. _________________________________ __________________________________ ti*i ?,flflfl or mnr monthly. Mrs. Angoihi E. ']'flYk)T, Au Hos For Sak tThird month otiir.lt$on LOW FTY rIrrvAL OkOAN Cure nte1 4-.--8ezuit du,-VIMURI (nnrdtnntnr, ird 1;.tflh. Purr Oil Ce., FW (ON1'!T!ON. RACJIKJ T\(. ___________________________________________ _______________________________ ___________________________________________ Ui1 'UO()?1 t-lnme, 494 W. tli Rt. ft ICi T'flTCf. 32-fl3l. Botty RA1T SAI.ON _______________________________ _______________________________ her gocrotnry, morn. tr.. rnrnr flognlnr S1 Prmani'nt flO $. (OrT'ON' rnMnntiI,-. (bu Oiflrt. 2. Pfrtflrad lI,ilhaeL, demonstrut.fid several " Female Help Wanted I ______________________________ _______ 4t iPt4lk. CaIh or Tnrm. Cail 22?- '' 4 :( it fltR. aTtrr ________ ________________________________________ I-;AtttCIA- wlln?r(1 Sl' large mschinss that (.Chitd Care I.OT %\ITH tWt Mtnr hrt,'ran __________ ______ ______ *it N Curl. CHIt OWNii. _____________ _________________________________ Irtmte ________________________________ used to help make lir.Sh. hetn enthi; Corn r .-1Ii1 I TntIo. IInkr A- MI _____ 'flit A Rk AVr-. 'r..riii :': -fl:'•_!; Snttnok 1-tT)flT ST'TLTN(V' C'hrIstiTI hin taehing t.hroughout r.vCnifl itemi- P) fl(ftfffl e1.'riirt'Ti Pr' _______ • ______ 77. Sit wit ion Wanted nunt eaRier. month. I ni1 for 4 'i' ____________________________________ $1O D()\VN Tri1nyinrtntInTi provlilril. Ph. __ _____ Vher ncked th- math pur______ -I-.. iol- ir •i-m tc '" Inpv HOmH, . %1 !-.'¼'I _____________ ______ ______ A .Tr.[i . . H '%2:t) . Ii:I:VT1iI nni of the renter, Mrs. Taylor _______________________________ - I tit1 ,..A I IHR. Ri'Iinr- & Cflfitr,i.'..rH, COTflf RlF 'P _____ PRF:-sriIOfll. ChIliIrøii, Monday _______ OenP-?h h(I(5 PIHSHC nets ' replied, $kntord MiiinoiIit _____________________ Th - I T'rklzis. T"'•"' CtI £iTiii. ?fItI H1bIIHc..ItIRIHE r""' .J ml 1I unt 'Tht primary goal of the 1--ea1tv •h s'-(2 tn_s ti.ht. !'INrT Pt ANO. 'ti:1.1T:flT: L !t?4 1.t I it vi ,Irr,, ,. i?:-: i .. T -center ii. to hc of service A'iq%Im,' Parmelits .'p. __ ___ ____ __________ I' i.flti. !'hnnit4. heal ENtate - Sale _______ all shnoh. within the county t. PC1 & &Uflh1her _"" _L"'' c.'hs. _ Til i: I:i-; ffl U by having material and equip,. rt. t.-t. f'uTP! 'i.a i-i Y. i: ,,, , rt...t, I, \ }lnineiutkers PITTYflE c'hihu )i'ittc tUtu 1.ustr. Iiij nient nvuilzihh on n loan ham. T) (l-. ('i .te t. Si. .J1)k1S p," (IJ%• ti;int'...'t ahuja, rot- eaIt W Ic: t-:.. San PH Club offierE at South T1E TWD KM -'' It h-. It p)ar'e where Instruction(.trroL I'uruifluir. font, -'7 N PA1 AVNU& *2)-Il Seminole Junior High ni Tnethohi and technology may tnt Ails .it1 tit-Legal Notice Pt' I I - Art ic'1e For Rent served rcfreRhmentt al In learned; where i'r1neIpzili Nflt.1: ft t M -\ i 4nCIrT ___________________________ MO)ILkT £. - ------C"-inhi " uiid te8eheri niny won on PTQ. - : nUs Ih,' ('smrt ..1 ES,,. 1t' H. i I'll A liE) t FacuIt ¶Peu. Shown (left 1)ti ys"id L*ntlQuIst, Asos. JtisIszr. ii,Innh. IQctb and view nev. equipment I It'k T.u,fl ut,niIpt'J 't'Jtt to right, top) are Lindtt II)41b1 ti1 øf I'Im'dst. I, PruhuuAtIntlt I4enk I CU Ii itt rep' I .iy a-nd inateninib, nil of vhieh h- :. (n tcring Fond 15 N' liii- I-itnt. sit: t.Iot;rr-t c:t: A 14. I i)tLI(Trynn. preRident; Gale hetng muds' possible through I Nl: .i. cj f'I,,.prCe (nter A. WIWUN 7I p i-t uw Elementary and Seconda' I'It 11 It I PENEI' Citriph Nv.) -i,.,., 'r Fuehnn. vifle preRideni I'øtt. Wi IL 'hIt .\ 1 hrt 1'I 45 B*ttii I'B flI'J('; Education Act of ]ft& (Public ... VItt /EI' Ad*pt' M.fl thrn 'i2 $. _k s%i' NOt?I.V Norzi Flavin, secretnry, "t.trjusIit (zictI wttti fl ,, Wt Inn It' ;unuI('rk1g,,e.,t . 11, v.: thi Uti Lzrw 8.lO. n,ncl Lynn Fruehan, trea.'' (ti flu is! 's.\(il"1i'l('I W,4nt Adh 'IlL' _________ :''. iri-We have held three county ' Nutv. :i: ianor2 oc . :1" fisusiirabl, urer. Some of the attrat',onteit1i MCII' Crumley FInn: .l.t'ltIfit.. Rt'ds TV't :1 ltasici't,n.&vItrI:, 3 tti5 -t- iv '4rni I flusIr ('itnun ( . audio.-visuul roursef in which CItitIti S.itvi. 1':il.iei.. Ctiitrt lSs.tt. .i , ii -%;I' flIP' I(I., tui tive gifts and cierorlsIIiitI rit,xru, *IP,'015fl; ftI)fl participated and __________________________________________________________ t 1:1:1 'A N f1N'-A LL _4 -, ,., .. . tu- I-:XI•uI ut' 4,: UIC t&? 8lis-htstitaI'- 1L4II lItitvtth '.2-91 12 .S 'tions imtcic by home we hopi- and urge more teachers '(t -\NNU .1 ('A411 t..,uu W. ) i Is ft. Pb nt('Lal Servire. U? saul tiut _______________________________________ icaq,',I, IIC?t to come to the cefltci lUld Ust- . nomics students m ilisrti-:z- A uf:r IIIiI thu ru nI:iku utu,ltrntlnt l4Ie tt,uIIi,Ws'. I-4u.ts I-I ''still" I sonaof the equipment.. New ''I .' id .1 I11It, T ft.? si (11111! 1;.'? 1)1'play at the ten arc shown EIINAICS I'll :ti , sir iitIitts. I-t I flu' S1,'T"ilS Itl.'II u. Ii),- ;'uintIis)strz,tini, 01 rI.•..n.'5 is. ltuJur,, filni, some of which *trt' hcuz ('A Slut 114 :"l 'fNITI ttt bnttorn) by Sharon WarCflIII e'sI:I?, • Phd for - : S.0 I It I-'u'r Rental Zi!' -f. Is: donated monthly by the Flonichi I ' uIIP.()4r)4 111111 8 LS' i:-7l4 I,:')i l-xvrnTeth znul (left) ren ______________________________________ tor. Night,. - Wøsilceflth 32o4R l>owc,- and Light Company- , and (;TNTfT' !1I,,TlN(i 1fI'iCI \:l To BusI . I ta I sit NI'. % is. tissit (it I 13 ('.I' tr, Hotti It I,- t lit in d 4a - of l3ordner. CVCII several Walt. flisney flu'_______________________ -Sh'i4 I','crn:hor A T 1fdG. (}lerald Photos) vier are now nvallnbk- for usc' TeI!' Atwtioii Service Wondrsnt V. Ciuth Legal Notice I,., A- lXPctItor ot thu Ristat. of in the classroom," sin' said. -•- dUll lag V. I-.. ku'- tflVfhITi1 oi Vail)' • ______________________________________________ I I -\NNII-' .1. CASH, I)pce. Ilighec.t tirlreua nutc IserTli'I' rrnrwr ormiii: When the visiting tudeuti T)/i VW A(.sll 3- '113 1 or 322-7h9( PA It I'CNTI' % I'A INTl N '' u- 'D."Pfl jirilimAl CiHClI'i' FT1-:NgTno h- rN'rosn 12-t5(iS) liti-:i ecnrcnsed surprise after leflrn- A .1 Adroc4 *rn".in' 5)7' Volt 4iflNlllF (lOT_f Attortier,. !i l-IxC1III,)? S"urniturt. .sn 'I'S . A1) l'idlltTI)A. - tug t.h:it many.- of thi' t-ranu4- ,'TET SPIAY cLEAN'lNc; tui,)t,,ru ( '''7 I'I4,r)1t4. Stiutu ItstIiI-5,iIt,' u'uistrtiu' O. 111451 - parenclier used by the over head !7: Vis)ri(t: '4' AL1S 1(01)? - - I : S'II 41-1.l I!- .,u' trljr,,tftjr. QUId itlt(iVI tIl4. SAVIN('P- HANk.r I Ut)tflriL I 945 APiaIntIfs.. !'IIltltstI I iPI :-4 Mi IlroIslctort- itt school arc' math' '.' I NT('lI ervucu- wIth tb, \'t I t'i-i: I'l A III N1 )()5 :11 tlit' renter ,lanit,i- Talniadge. •' ________________ itt .ix (; EN!: 1:VfltTTlN atuil I J)rjlting ______________________________________ WN1' 1. 1:YflTTHN. hIt- wits, -_________ head of Electronit Mninten- ___________________________________________ '• o' rItlI-: (II' • 'It I i.I.I I W I : .u.I N :uicc anti Courier Servicc r.9 Nit: ipu- ) I)TItl- flV A1sE )uu'r,,l, 'V." that SPIt INk I iI $YSI'M marked. NliTlcI-: 1 }TI'ItIT1T CIS}?' pUr$IIILIII U, 1511 111)541 4IpITp, .f)f tze Al. i- ne, *nut ('()I"T'S 1 .it'tst;r" - (ha: (UI flU' 111th da' (if .lan- tnrpclns,irq ittid suit entesreil Sr We CHPC IT and ServIce "1'rem'lu and Spanish Ukptn- I-01I i 5l f 1)1.1: (I)tT - hlutrI'. t9f, a: 1 1:05' A. 14. at t,is' the muss- pendi,uç in I hi- etrriift , . usttti hr the lungtiugt' Lain., at wrist door o? thu ('nUrt House ('mImI It: iiI,ut I or SetitItuitte t'('tIfl I Mahtneris.- Sunph rii.i: si. 'i I ', MonitnoU- County, at &tntnrd, ty, rinrlda, cast- dock,'? TIUUI5Wr Seminnl(' art- ulo math' hare. V. 'mu 5: 1.t'I'A'rr. nr I FlorIda, the undersigned Clerk 1Cu. the uvutereignrui Clerk wilt J r 111 TI I1'II 1 '.\ Yl With tin lteiu of thc Califone 2Iidiii - Tei's'isisin I I' IIPITY, wit offer isir sale the following sell the IImnperty' SI?IIKIHO In said __________________________________ Iii EARflT). itmtsritud real proprirt: -Tape ])uphcittor, three tapes C'swtity desc?ihed as: n'r; 'vu citiini'vons , North ox-Luil 1G. ACAnEItrI- MANOR. -' of the sami' language CII.II be ill : it 7' 1) 7' ,tl.I P sflA' sOTj'f'FEItN TV )afldu- 'T'siwiisltt. 4th AddItion, 1T'I' ONE. arcn"dtii te the - s. - 74 (1l.A151' (lit I)i1ii%NIPt-i .'4urvtrt Call,- $ll( -- math- simultaneously. per pliut tharso? recorded iilat thereof a,- rer:ordeij in AEAINW1 SAIl) I'ATI-: Thu Wnrhflnw Man'i Irlend I: Pint flook 1, pag,' ri, Pint Hook 1. page f1, Tu)slir Tulmadgt ii kept busy ncrlot: atiti mcii (11 VeIl 111i hors-99 :i'i S.nI font Pu hilt Its-cord,- ef Reminol.Tecinl,. f emtnols' County, hy notIfied aunt retiutreti Is' Illsvicing all thu' machines used -County, Fiorlña, Florida. COMP'1O? '1' V. Itospltai I nIt' ciatrnt .ttid dernaind,- which tuaget tier with all structures im- I'utthe with alt stru-? tire,. MJ)tI by 25 5c1m011 UI Seminole Coun- -- - - -' live ' elthi:r o'- W 7th Si. Opct t You YOU. mfl' havu provernnnt., fixcurcu, app1iaztae. tmprnvcrnert Iu'" anti horcattor ty. nu ndditimi to repairing Nt' 1111\1CI- CIIAItGI :tgniris: said Ist:it,- III th of- 011(1 appurtonancee um said land on said lunil. aunt f1ti,rep II VIII: t,rt?I1' Set I?: flee ctl litniuratths HarlYir' BOU$ or used in conjunction therewith. 'cached theretis. arid all ru',ntx,'I- othet electronic devieuh used by Cat Itauiin't. HpeclaIt) holder. County .Iudio 01 enitnole Thu uttor,,,jhtI ulc will he nustle sUe prust-erdi., null pmoflti; "athe center. of fIr'e thu thu pursuant to a final decree of crutn tii I County n and it. accrue from i4.1 flour: Hou'suIt, Hnnord, Florida, :io. Home Appliances Mrs. Ruth Long, Coorthruttor _________________________________ withiti sl calendar rnonth tram foreclosure entered Ru Chancery prenul.et itil of which: arc Action Nu 1649 ziow pendtn In oluded withIn the tovegoiji 4..- , llou'.te'.. 4 '" rr .. Save Ill 1ake __________________________________ -- Al' t'A'TOkT PRVO _________ lii Ster)t1'om MATKR 1IJRNVPIJR R.ddIn P*rk A'e.. - _____________________________ GWALTNEV .TWILERS ECHO1JS BET)DTNC CO. Rrrrntly four thdent of thy 1* i 1*b.II?s. t __________________ 2. dully Inrntng thnq1u. - USED WASHERS PTfl(ti iri i'ar' rri'e Cii .Vih • it vt' .'h nv Cnr f$flKflfId i•.- !IP VTT1I vnnr CThrtm, 41III,fl zddF nfl' 7O nuk$ng it øziiir for - Ssik . I 13y BRENDA CARTER Itnr, 1'Iw R.inlnnlc" tPIUt1I1U tms-r-r Herald Ciassifieds Bring Fast Results. Audio-Visuals Aid Education N -- --- -J - - *t1 utj"tri.,.UJj1tfll _. - - - - _ . -_s.*_'. ' P-- ___ IPP.5,:iL;- -''-,. ... • -. '.5. ,.....,,- :., _ t.d-a'EiMI C "-45l' S - -i �- .4 rt f -- - J_i_ 2 - i x jrui,w Yt -. - - .'•,-'-'.;_-;_.,---- -,,---..----r-.-.-&y-.,,,- pa...... - - .- -, , '4W.......r:e - I . 1~ --f- 0 -I - i__ 0 - - 0 - 0 1~ Cit Commies nflict eav asuaIties n F1 in Horse en C y before the Americans bombers against Communist dan. Trim Van Van. Was shot with an admission that civilian and killed by two terrorists as areas of the Communist north North Vietnamese Infantry- pushed them back and restored positions In South Vietnam. have been damaged. Rut once Terrmlsts hurled a grenade at he drove In it Saigon street. men overran positions of the their defense lines. again the department. said only In other developments: The furious engagement near Dr. Phan Quang Dan, 4R. ii lend"U.S. 1st Cavalry, Airmohile, U.S. planes followed up the I military targets had been Division today and inflicted the central coastal city of Rnng I ing member of the Constituent I heavy casualties an the helicop- Son. 300 miles northeast of Sal. IAssembly, as he left his home In Christmas truer with a speedy scheduled for attack. tar- borne flying horsemen. 'U.S. gon, broke off this morning. The i a Saigon suburb. Grenade frog- resumption of the air warU.S. troops took over the tinmilitary headquarters reported. cavalrymen reported 43 North I ments peppered Dr. Dan's legs. against North Vietnam and loading of ships in the port of police said, but he was not seri- strikes Monday only 12 miles Saigon because of a strike by 2,The headquarters said the Vietnamese killed, 500 Vietnamese dock workers. 'North Vietnamese, an estimated The action was the major nusly hurt. Five Vietnamese from the center of Hanoi. the Defense A U.S. spokesman said an battalion of the veteran IHOTh combat on ii day which also bystanders were reported in-1 in Washington, Division, penetrated several ar- brought an assassination at- jured, and a suspect was arrest- Department responded to New American stevedore battalion York Times reports from Hanoi unloaded 1.70 tons of cargo. tlllery positions of the elite cay- tempt against it leading South ed. I of civilian casualties and dam- I close to the usual daily average. airy division and blew up guns I Vietnamese politician In Saigon I Three weeks ago another Evangelist Billy Graham left 'with satchel charge's and gre- and three raids by 1352 heavy I lending South Vietnamese politi- I age from the American raids SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) I nades .. __ ~~ __ g for the United States after an the few times In recent months Communists with truce 'inla eight-day Christmas visit and that the command has reported lions. Most of the incidents wer said he is pessimistic about an heavy losses to a sIeahle described as minor. early end or the war. 'it is a Amirlcan ground force. A Today was the second succos, complicated. confusing and spokesman described the force sive day that the R,S2s mn frustrating war." Graham said. which took such losses as "mul- three strikes in one day. Thnv ,'! don't see an early end to it." ticompany but less than a hat- attacked a Communist base The heavy fighting near Hong i muon." This would put it some- camp 65 miles north-northwest Son swirled around a helicopter where between 40I and R00 men. 11 of Cam Ranh Bay, a suspected landing 7.nnr of the American The American and Vietnam- troop concentration 45 miles air cavalrymen. ese military commands report- north-northwest of Saigon and "Friendly castrnitles w e r e 1 Pd 122 incidents occurred in North Vietnamese base camp heavy." the U.S. command's South Vietnam during the cease-I and supply point just south of communique said. It was nnc of fire but declined to charge the The demilitari7ed tone. - Air Station property -- snm° sought. O 1.R0 a'rea - is bring by the City of Sanford. Th-opnsal was made at cornmission session, Monday, by Conimisafoner Joe Unker and approved unanimously. ("etinin "j a g g e si areas'' around the reriniet s'u - of Ow lu'eont. .'itv linil a to "apinrn up" the city will also h ati- 4 4; 4b w An Is6 V ,on lRy LARRY VERSUEI ( The American institute ol Ch ild ("are investigated ("oiint b Juulge Karlyle Hoiiahnlder'a lie cision on i.hoMl" font' kids Vial Theii pelted Santa Claim. , findings, according to offlela' Cordon Bennett. .. The judgi was completely justified. 0. "Ili l~ ~ ~ 1,111 1111,:111 n Ill un nun'1.' hi I hi' sil'Iik$ Ir'IilnfIr,. 111 41!011111 H'jut I'C•'fl$ 0$ ItOS N I1IIV ( '11in n.I. Jr., 'rimu 11 1 1,11111111 111111 v ii.',',i. ntt "i tli'tf'4- n.'';"l if I h' si ate lc'ttiulnt air.' nppa.-cq, U nil lb.' ;ui-npai'.'ii na'nq at 0 pciinitt .'d to 1w aanno,'.i, (Its, the entire Sanfoni Naval )1 -~ . q1111,,111 01114'r l 'Ili- ('nnantleshm netia on page 2. ' ' - - 11- ,ln.t lo,anl fn Iii "pn a' f" f..t uri' ,i lIlnthn of ti," hnue t''u'n'' PM i ltnliin$ I ml at ra, wIt.',, hi. 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( 'i.'t,'iii I I, , ,, - ua at"it. .i ii ' 5i,qt. of Ut,' areq IflVr,I''rl, (hi'sides the 1.9119 no- op MA inn? by it v ' viTah7 arid re a4nnv'raf to, M? srl'rronrari,'tl Pr, ineetrpriraterf pity Umita. 'the propoal iq nima4 At 11 aitin elfy tHnrin-T1p" limits and hrirtsr in th si'veral •eetfrt'ns n'r'ntli totally stirrr,y,nrfrr! by Incorporated areas. ntv 4orviei rI'qrIiIV f,riperty). I in the fPremrnf,J sort Iran; a rra'ln) anf,r4 laa : ,f nnforrI A va a rid r,nt Pa r,f 2 nth S t. and In the oitern, ortens of ths prerv'nt. city ltrniti. There I. nun tin nrati Piat'.'ee'n S tiriftord Ave. and U,. NA-9 t,rr,pr.rt, south of the Praier homes se.f ir,n and n',rth of I to',rn fiu_ All the pr,poerl areas of anH" sc.t Ion are pre.vaf I hnray her reriosterl fr?slnfjran mill P,e a provision in thf. city's oharti- r for ''rtpr'naho'p" employ. mont . * * * * *üiJ% o nllie St. .JOI1HR ui * * 9.9 '4CfliIiU)li.' ( t,uul j N ile [Ane n" rk -- -- . . Urban Renewal. ) . Meanwhile the judge told u the four will be sent t( Marianna as soon as apace it available. . They are still In the county jail. 0 . ,t 7 I I ', No, No, No ! today 1 AAO iegislal.tve permis'ion to nu- $ 40 Air Station 1~ 1 Ves To Aiinex Nava 1~ ~ V . n pi g FIRST QUAY 1~ , 61 Q V 4 :!i"N 11 ;& "It t 2 1 4401 , A ; X N KX " 'A 55 I9innp 122-2fl1 I or 42 - 9,19 Zip Code 277I There will not 1e any "urbnn renewal" in Sanford. Deputy Jim Singletar '1'A'I'lIIIt : 8h()%vPr,i soul warmer thrim 'flitiradny, City fathers are strongly opposed to i t, This hospitalized again. VOL. 59 N9:;-- Al' 11iute.l Vii' Tuesday night indicated. l'ilsui,lln)uc'd inns WI'l NE4lí Y,1E2R. Jt,flr, SANF Ut,'1OHhTA_______ time in Plot-ida Sanitrn-ium. 5 Cents -----------_____________________________________________ . * other of devoopnwn1, wi he We're checking out the re'' -I., I port that the Capri is chang- studied with commissioners and tfl'ili's of I he City I ing hands again . . - being tak- Zoning and Planning l,aard slat ('(I to meet. Thursday 'a en over by an Orlando rest-an- with Gerry l)alcc of Adley and Associates, to discuss "possible can resell it to friend of . ranL S * It's ii:ungeroia powet' yours federal aid programs." P Motion was made by CornI 'm not for it," he sleelnred. REO1AXlZTlON BLUES ('on%nhission.'l- N. 1.. Rniinrn, --,latuuary is the mon th when missioner \V. Vincent, Roberts 11 r 0 11 most. of the governing hoards that a local bill he requested .1 r. soul he I lieu tht Ole iat-olakm if in the county name new chair- for state legislation to permit would be the other Way around, liut 1 jjlI 1111;1 "I'm afraid you'd hnvc a men and such. . . . Here is the the city to make application for whole line of local lirnpi'rt' way we think it. wi ll stack up. urban renewal, J.4 The motion died for lack of a owners lined up wanting to get Jo hn Alexander, will he . . . S Øl,l)lflkfI!. rid of property Ihey have been reappointed to head the County second. 01flIdl1ll Commissioner Earl lliggin- unable to sell." lus commented, Board. - . . That i unless we City Manager V. E. Knowles I get some rumblings from John hotham dedai'ed there is "too Judge Frank ft. Smith, presiding judge of th. ., a much opportunity for abuse of said there are a nuinlai'r of Fitzpatric k who is the senior pma Ninth Judicial Circuit, "passed the buck" today and de. member. . . . John Evans will the rights of property owners grams available to help the reffl' Of S inherent in the tit-han renewal development, situation without I ferred ruling on a petition to name a judge to heat get the school board chairman gelting into urban renewal. rod. . . . A. B. Peterson Sr. program. 1 the lawsuit on moving the ciirthotze. .4 "Under this program you lie emphasized the present back again with th e hospital The Injunctive suit, which had been filed by three hoard . . . (that board will have the, right to condemn * need is to bring the city's plan I South Seminole resi(Ient.4 in a class action to prohibit stay the same until next De- man's property and take it tap to re-certification standards I cember when Gov. Kirk may away from him, whether he and develop a "wot-kuble proexpenditure of further funds gram." for the now courthouse, was ther eh.rgod that within -ants to sell or not. Then you ff make it change) and in San. first assigned to Jude Vhia A. I years approxin-ustefy two-thir(fa Well, it's anyone's ford. WIlliams who disqualified him. of the people of the county guess.... S S * $ Will reside in the southerly hi self. - - .f.. - ~ The only one who doesn't :Judge Smith In declining to of the county. __ assign another jumilga this morn- I "ft is manifestly Inronvenwant to be mayor is Sonny RaEarl Higginbotham, born. - . ing, cited his retirement next innt, unfair, and discriminatory ,W week as the reanon and advised to at Joe Baker, Vince Roberts all least half of the te*Ib 11&1~ I both attorneys In the case, (it wouldbe a dents of Seminole County bi want it k 4. . Harlan Tuck for the plaintiffs operate the County enurthansis fea th er in their caps with the . and County Attorney Harold t at the extreme northern bonn'. new marina, etc.). They tried .Johnson, to consult Judge Vas- liar7 of the county with viz'.. to hash it out last night after Swarms of sea gulls feasting on izarbage dumped in the sar Carlton on the matter. but the regular n,L'eting I tually the entire population a..ity of Sanford's landfit,t area, are worr ) ing Na v y off-ials Canton hnat been designated living to the south," the coinnothing was accomplished. and they have appealed to the city for help. S * presiding Judge of the circuit plaint. stated. 4PJ".- . The landfill area Is located near the N/IS fence south of following Smith's retirement. City Hall and the courthouse 25th Street and west of the base property. Indications are the attorney will be closed Monday, Jan. 2. drag THE CITY'S IICW The hundreds of circling gulls are "too close to the jet will confer with Judge CarlHowever, Clerk's office in - . . ton on Friday. the courthouse will open Satur- runways and constitute a hazard to aviation, which could line was put into oiwi'aThe suit was filed earlier in morning for last minute wreck a plane," Cdr.J.. S. Cleveland, base executive officer, day Iiformed commissioners. twti this morning. Cost the month by Robert F. Tucker recordings. Commissioners agreed the problem is serious and instruct- of 5 of Casselherry, William T. . the equipment i $29,ed City Manager W. E. Knowles to inform Navy officials a Pratt Jr. of Altamonte Springs: In case you're interested, the change would be made "as quickly as possible" to eliminate 890. Looking over the and James F. Latner of Bear biggest building permit in the the hazard, vehicle today is Bob I'd- During the past decade there has been a 17 per cent reduc- Lake as representatives of a county issued in 1966 was for Knowles indicated it would take a few days to clear trees Us-an in 'citrus acreage In Seminole County, according to the "class composed of persons who Winter Park Telephone Co.... ly, left, street and prepare another sanitary landfill area but that the matter superinFlorida DepIirtnient of Agriculture. are taxpayers and who reValuation of th e building, to would be "expedited," An9-ve:mr-,-aId Sanford man tendent operator Leand 'l'iie current eitru.s tree stirrer, using aerial photography, be located in Goldenrod is side in the southerly half" of has b.'cnme the city's third tr*f. revo:als that -is of December 1965 there were only 12,835 acres the county. $159,000. - . . Biggest one isroy Lee. (Herald Photo) tie fatality of the year and the in cont rast to 1i,t9 acres in 1956. There Was nearly as much The plaintiffs charged that bu(d in Sanford is your favorcon raty's 113t. r('(Iin't ion in trees, from 1,115,. the City of Sanford is only the ite newspaper $97,630. F'uhe" today reported that S S * 500 fret's In 1956 to 978,000 cur- temporary county seat. It fur-lames M o nroe Phillips, Rt. I, No matter what the road rently. apparently lied as a result of Crossing Lake Jessup and leadMortality of trees surveyed In Fiery injuries su3t.ained in a collision ing to Florida Technological 1956 has been high. Only 53 per Oct. 25. EVE RET'F, Mass. (AP) University costs, it will be The accident took place at the cent of those trees are still corn- Boston & Maine one-car diesel worth it. The county that lies passenger train smashed into a intersection of First St. and mercial. The freezes of 1957 and to the south of us-it's positive fuel oil truck stalled with froz. French Ave. when tho vehicle 19(12 were major factors In this thinking leaders and business en brakes on a street crossing driven by Phillips sideswiped loss. All ages appear to have i-n, that is,-haven't wavered Sanford City Commissioners the city's insurance out for bids, 1cornmlssjoners were told, working to reduce their early today. Twelve persons a truck t)pertttattl by Bernard for a moment on THEIR road voted Monday to continue the as "not feasible." 'You cannot sacrifice service busin ess, while effecting sub- been hit, with heaviest loi In died as flames engulfed the: Carrell of Millport, Ala. and building program to assure as present city insurance plan, unthen struck a post at the Fire-. Vote was 3-1 with Commis' for cost. Your greatest asset statitial savings to the city," he those trees set (luring the early train and the truck. La. they can that traffic will lx)inted out. stone Company. and mid•1950s. fit be from, into and through that der an insurance committee sioncr M . L. Raborn Jr. voting is the organization behind the lie noted that service in the No improper driving was By 1980, as all new trees county as students, faculty, and rejected a proposal to put ''no.' Insurance company and our ''has beenexcellent.'' found on Carrells part, but mereach new optiiiausii bearing caparents, visitors swarm onto Raborn had proxised that studies show there would he fill SAN'l'IA(O, Chile (. I' t-isknn report notes failure to the insurance he Put out for pacily, Seminole County could violent earthquake rocked north- yield right-of-way by the campus of the new state Phillips. C bid, but studies by the insur- substantial savings gained by university. Produce near five million boxes ern Chile early today and heavy the Phillips (lied Dec. 21 in Sumance committee indicated the using the bid mnethoit over S S of citrus, 'l'huls Is, of course, casualties were feared in the mole Meniorial hospital where time and work involved In insurance committee plan," Will barring another major freeze, Who was it that told me that nitrate port of Taltul, the cen-' he had been confined :since the d r a w I n g the specifications MeKibbin declared. Oranges dominate all citrus ter of the upheaval. the erstwhile president of the accident. Itaborn said he objected to would be prohibitive, in the county, 83 per cent of Seminole County Chamber at committee, composed of the splitting of fee commissions all total. Hut reduction in trees Commerce, Loring Burgess, Clifford McKibblza, Robert by the underwriting company, has taken place in what were Jw was taking up new banking Payment of $17,092 Change of command cere- Crumley and Robert Karns told with other agents who do not in "In. the two (loinluate types. Mid. Ye5J)OtISlbIlItieb (executive vice monies are scheduled for Re. co:ntnzssiozaers the city would do any of the work and asked ('al('tllution funds'' were auth. M.il5(JlI trees tii'eliiii'd from 346,president) in a St. Petersburg connaissance Attack Squadron "have to hire an insurance ex. titmit "this divvying up be ceas- on -/ed for Seminole County 000 in 1956 to 257,000 presently, bank, come the first of the 5 at schools 'l'iit'sday by the state sIn. Jan. 5 at Sanford pert" to draw the specifications ed." down 26 per cent. Valenejas di,' Few 7 ZIIeKibhulI indicated this could ('aI)izlet, sitting as the State clineii frotit 306,000 in 1956 to and study the bids in order to Naval Air Station. Cdr. Richard S Davidson, ex• be able to "make an intelligent be done without the necessity of Hoard of Education, just 21:1,000 (ices currently, a 30 In the spirit of ChristmasIkeakulution f it it d s are per cent loss. commission action. and even the die-bard, must ecutive officer of the squadron decision." City Manager W. E. Knowles those which accrue to the coun• "Good service by your in. the last year, will become however, early oranges ac. be immersed in It by now-you for commanding officer, succeeding surance agent is the primary commended the insurance corn' ty for the increase in student tually increased (ruin 235,000 In should take a look at the poin. of population over that of lust 1956 to 2119.000 trees currentDavid E. Dearoiph, who factor and this could not be mittee for the ''many hoursthis ettius in front of 1412 Park Cdr. year," Supt. It. T. .\iilwcc ex oil will become air operations of. guaranteed by a bidder, who work they have put in will a 14 per vent increase. A Avenue. Beee-y0000-tJ.ful! I)m.d. ficer of the aircraft carrier us had to seek bionic office aid to study without remuneration." decade ago botil mid-season 5 C '''h'hiii stat(t flays a certain and late type outranked early "They actually have been write or service the policies," Yeah, buddy that's 1412 Forrestal. a inotisut for any percentage of 190 Commander Davidson resides CONSULt 11415 SAMPLE PAYME NT SCHEDULE SOUTH Park Avenue! Have increase over thirt't' p.r cent. tyjat', hut by thin end of in Lake Mary early with his wile and orialuge varie t ies When You Shop to. You; Cu were Lu you ever tried to find that ad. Seminole Coumity's iiirit'aast' this 11w two children, Richard Jr., 4, majorIty. 3* Mi,,t,,, dress on NORTH Park Ave. year is presently at five per and Anne Elizabeth, 1. In 195u1 there were 62,500 MuatAbp IdV.btisJ) Pi.ig ip.'..'i tanAa,,,,.,l of nue? cent It has not fallen below WIs.,.i LIs Insuawbo.e w. t.t, s.... I. 040 gerine trees they and are now • S that figure for sunny years,'' 1w up to 72,000. There bus be a $41 bO $4g.21 11.500 cosl('lt1(It(i. _____________ We hear the present and the macar fourfold Increase In murnewly elected councils and &rea deaths $2,000 $e33e 2 1 iotts to 21,000 iu'e'se'ntly. S(sumayor of the City of Long wood Bridge ................... 6A 1 $19.15 $2.5IX) Ret!lI,) mnas, a cold hardy variety, now have been meeting with the City !lassined ads .. .... ... ... lo-ii $id30 $3000 1 $495 lf.ou,ajij&'ndntpnj OH whether ti voiitiiitie 's" itli t III iSISIl 11111 I/I II /I11A.11,81-:1., (,% I') are at Now tracts. 'i'isiigehus Attorney to plan a smooth t.ran• omlcs - - -- --- - -- - GA-lA (;(IV. Ii ayslt,Ii hums 11 hayh i'.iu ha ve ,- o,t'ii fr o m 30,0(X) is of 11t),11(. ctt'nsiwj a,.t'mu( in (hit' couHIy' agimeull tiral dupa II Above peym•nl. Include duurn.n*,sr bielnps nd 10941 fees. dc siUuu 44 the reurgauu.atlouaj I russword puzzle - - - ------- 'IA oleut will he presented by the Seisijiiole County Farm Huriiiu cation wiiaa his 1 ,iggest .-hievuC,li L,.a D.aiiH,lpts P.iuI4 iii Isita ciatle ago to 3,000 by I11tl. meeting in January. Perhaps Dear Abby ---------------- GA to the hemillole County Coln Ili hssjomi on Just. 10. nisid, tot uua low-cost 4.,', ,ø cjr loan PIwne 647-4N3 is aae'tiL uaad (aiIm-ta of (lit' *300 A sharp drop is sects in n end viaia,sy OiIdo Phone 32-101$ ua Santeid. they also discussed the proposed ditorial page .............. 4 W. W. 'lyre, 1"arni Bureau president, snld this niortiiiig naIiloaa aint.I hoaa,l Pi11'10IIL his grapefruit from a decadu ago, new charter, which informed nterta1nmnent .... ... ... 6A.7A the County Conimnisslon bas requested it reo'oinniendution and biggest disanpaiustnaunt dtii'Ulg down Irmil 83,000 to just 25,000 sources tell us, call for a four- -loroscope .................. GA the matter Will be considered by the Farm Bureau directors at his two-year term. In his last frees. All varieties declined, but man council elected from dli. letstreagn .................... 8 a tmleetitig on Jan. 3 s'hi*'iiiiled flews ('oiifi'a't'Ilcts hi'- the shiarpest reduction came, in HORIPA STATE BANIC trActs, it strung mayor type- kaciety ---------------8 N is N ymi in Wilson, home economies agent for I he last 12 liii"- lie gui's out of i,(fli-c, liuisias iaiiih scetiless, (ruin 38,000 In goverumneul, atil an appointed I IN ;porta ......................IA t4i'l ear, will retire as of Saturday. 11cr salary Is shared by the ai,i lie is proud of Itaci'eust'tI I'Jti to only 6,000 trees by th e cierk. ., lA county, state as.sd federal government. 1 IV ................ spending fur aducatiun. ezul of 11165. S * Chief IhMC%ISSiI111 . REDUCED thru Saturday only ! PRICES - . form However, some ll - - , I , 1111 ~1I "! M I 1 it -- - .-- - - . - . I -'-. ... IN -- .1111111 11., - l a " 7 1. I I 1 all . . .,': - I... _ w' IW:H 1''".011 lffi{Q1... . I -1 - . 1. t.4.4i ,~i~..4 ,....4 .:T ~ .~~;_ ;-,:.~~ .....~~.,K II 1.1 , II ci t I -..,.,:4;~'_...,. r~iz " . I :; .. :- , ~ .1.1.1 -1 - , , I ! 'dK I'lH ) .:,:1., . !, ''..'... 1. ~' . 1- . .. .. C.-.... a - ~!,;:1.4 a ;- $ - - Regular $369 19.'Inch ' COLOR TV in walnut or maple veneer cabinet im . . ....'... ~. fl ~. ~,-~' .1;-.~,_,'~-'_"-.,;-,.:..* 1-1- ,.,;. ~1 ~~, ,~:*.::~~:--' ,:.;:_ I'-., , . ". "I , :,~_:..'._..;,."m~ ",:":, -,~-.,`-.._:*. I— -*f-~.--.. _.?_ I .'' " ./1;._,.% -?.,~7.,~~-,..~ ,~ 14 ' " ,-," ..- - _ ~4 , i " i . ows~ - I _ ;-,.1 t t,~,~,71UU'I a MH 1 _ I ,-~, : - :; 1 10 . ' '•' VE you - `--, ~~~ _______ ~ . 0 7 , __ . . 0 0 h II 0 , ~, ~ I .", . ' ". 4 -1- - . I , , " _~.. ~.-11': ..1. , 71 ,_ 1 "- ~ - .1'/<::,.,.'~ .. '. , .i_:11 II - , ... ~,~ -_ .: II It No money down, $13 a month! ... - ~: ..,.; I - t IF ._:. . Lot's lace it . - - you know your family wants color TV, so why not give it to them now, t at even greeter than usual Penney savings? This week only, you can buy This Ponncrest I. - _._- It ______ ______ . I I -. _ ___ '___- lbv ' ___________ .- - . . .- -.. 19" table model at $Si loss Than the regular price' You'll get 176 sq in of viewing ' ) -- '. ) il area, 22,000 volts of picture power. 3 stages of signal strength, built-in automatic color " - • , . purifier, a -channol reception even in tinge areas.' Choose h w aI n ii t or maple-finished - • Sea Gulls Plague Jets At Navy Base . . . . - '' * * * * . - _ _____ , - . I - - - I_--'--' II NOW $ . ---, • I Jut ge ueters Ruling Over Courthouse - . veneer cainei, - -. _4 . - _.. 4 ig savings on Penncrest@ COLOR and Portable TV's! SAVE 2 1! Regular 1 1919" portable TV... 1" 1 SAVE 1 5.95! Regular 1299' 19" portable TV... i )1111~~* L;t,~ 01* 'IN ~. , ordIte County Citrus Acreage Is Down For Decade . Dies Front Crash Injury . . . City Says 'Not Feasible' . Deaths , No NOW 98 NOW money down, 5.50 c month! It's lightweight . . - No it's bright eyed! P e n n. $114 11 money down, $6 a month! All-channel portable TV with quick plc' (no warm-up), dipole VHF and loop UHF antenna, earphone with IS-fl. cord, 3 stages of signal strength. Tan/white or green/white case. crest all-channel TV with aluminized picture tube, monopole antenna, 3 stages of signal strength. Off-white/charcoal grey case. 'Dv.rIl diagonal pic$uru money down, 8.50 Davidson Command Squadron 5 99 199 MONO PZ STRIO PaisI.y, Se". *oa.sry and Thyme $lai & Sifeahal M.sk.es ................. • . . . . . . . . • . . Mauk..s d the Pups's .... M...'i and the Pups's Whs Now My Love ..............Hmt AIp.t • ol.ç Plac.s ......................14.,b Aip.is Standing *ai. Oily ............ AIpsvt Wkipp.d C.,.s. ........... - 14.vh AIpsi =wI.us My Love ....... a.v Caiuit S Kks G18060 Hit ..................... Kialis Wch,sar Csth.drsl Now Vaudeville laid 14.'b . . . . . 11 ' . ...... sum I. IT' . . . . . . . . . in S Plaza anford Schools Get $47,092 Boost Farm Bureau Ponders Extension Agent's Job 2 1 P..Is•a4s . - - - I CHARGE _____________________________________________________ . ,................ I , - • Shop iii 9 Monday thru Saturday P.M. g ~ . -_ )_ I - ---. . . ~ , ::~ " - -_ - ~ _e . - . - . - .; I - ------------_.. -- I UuapU*. t,L.t,IilOIds%t - , . I . Dial 322-1611 for a lowcost 41h% auto loan. Herald Index Save on budget Ls! STEO 1 end MONO . *33 -- 10 Mama's Enjoy the glorious sounds of stereo! 5-ft. walnut veneer cabinet. AM/FM stereo tuner, 6 speakers, '444' changer. diamond LP needle.. Pilot light and record storage. All this qualify at a Penney-low price! - dr. ~~_ ==~ ,_ a month! I Chile Stunned ;1101 188 No - RECORD SPECIAL! Top 1 0 LP albums! SPECIAL BUY! Stereo console with AM/FMsfereo radio! Insurance Bids Ruld O e ut - .. . -' . -'l. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 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 27, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I - -. - 4r, - . . • . . '•. Or - " , .1.. , I "'6~1 'I i * I, f ZD~~ qftl 4 I% ~ I ID IR =`1011111111111 i ; _A1 >0"liftillill1111111~ ~.IMM001010000- Slaughter -1.1 N.1 . A.%- I ~ 5 TRZ VENTE Baptist ~ 4t C -DAT PIflT 8*P?Is'r CffUI* LII Park £?snu, P. B. Cbknea Pstnr LnvE'wrIwr H1JR.CB Oornet 7th & Elm 3. I. Mi.rsha1] Paawr SERVICES SATURDAY- $a.ihath School - 1:10 a. Tb. Worship Service 11:00 a a. 'W.du.sa.y Night 7S0 p. . Praya Service - 7:20 Methodist ..i• _____ GOD C3RCR OP .. Southern Methodist - ,. . L R. Alford Sunday Shoo1 Pastept 0:45 a. rn Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Evangeflatte 5erv. '700 V. m. Parnily Ntiii S.rvip E. W. m. '7:0 . _____ _______•:. ,; "''' ,.'u M1THtlIT Affiance Training Union urn Park Ave. at 14th St Pastor . .iatr s:o a. a. ivaaav School 'We to Service - 11100 a. M. sIng Worship - 71*0 p. a. Afliano. Youth P.UohIhtp (Tass.) 11*0 P. a. Ev.nlng Worship t (Wed) Service 71*0 P. - 7:4E p. a. . -: ____ ____ - .. Christian - - W a. •' -1'c--- - .-- - - C". . • 'I- - i . -. - . -.- .- - - - • ...' '.. - 5 - flichard L. Marshall, Mtnlator Sunday School - 10:00 a,. a. Worship S.r-vlo. - 11:00 Evening Servloe 7:00 p. m. Pastor Smith 0:41 a.. Tb. vu@ay School 11:00 a. a. 'M.oyning Worship Tialsing Union -1:11 V. a. 7:10 p. a. Evening Service 1:00 P. ni Wed. pxs.y.r )lurei7 OPen '7:30 p. a. VMKR Sunday Nlis Broadcast - I - V. - .• - . . - Prayer Meeting, Wed.. 7:00 .. ..,, Service . L i I ____________ WEETSIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUItCH Holly Ave. Ilk Pastor I.bn B. LIng $USASySchOOl._.....1OWOL.Tb. _ r. ___ 11 I J ____ ______ Worship morning $ttday Euthj Worsp Wednesday j 10:00 a.. a. - CUI 710 p. a. _ ___ or cniva'r , I ~~l I ~~. ~ - .; I ~ 11 j I-1. : - :... - (Except at aunlon) -- - - ,:: . -. . . . - - - - L - ..S - ':'. - .- .. - Lutheran - '-..'-:. - L. ... - - ' - -. ...,. I , "', I . - 8:21 a.. a. _. . - . 5:11 V. We& Xwening Pra7w I vlo. , Morning Worship in. Each Month _____ 71*0 V. pjcr Wa. L Staphens to interpret our lives it, terms of technical achievement only. PA.0LJ CHURCH 01 CHRIST W. AL (1111,11) Raltunwad. Eva~ 3.1st 44 Bib). Class 1000 a.. ni. 'Morning Worship - 11:00 a. m. Evening worship -#:oo lip. in. Bib). Classes Wed. 7:30 P. M BPTLST CHURCH 111 West First Street XU&W Sah ol _ 10:00 sk. to. Uovnlu& Worship - 11:00 a. a. ven1ug Worship - 1:30 Wed.u.sda.y dIngle candle. We can shine a whole batter of floodlights upon Golfs Holy Bool: if wr want to. B,W sDmefirnm %% tend _____ JQ&XAN MISSIONARY -• 10:30 a,. M. _____ V. M. Prayer Sun:iov 4.14 . - 'y Wvdner." Luke 1 :t7-uC' Tuesday I a ia h 3U;&-lF s Christian Science ,,, Hour- &ad TT -This is the the motel's Bible. He stumbled over some of the Words, t Herbert W. Gosrsa . ThUrsday /ICt t.26.3S - __________ the Bible, again. PrIng the Bible back into your life. You will find a guiding light to help you in the chureb of your -, ______ ab. - - _____ .. - _____ _____ Tlntag Unina 11:01' - 1:46 Evening Worship - a.. _____ . in. p. a. I.:00 p. a. War, Prayer swv. - 7:3c) v. m, ____ _____ _____ GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Woodland Rev. Robert K. Temple, Jr. Pastor Church School 9:46 a. a. Morning Worship - ii:oo a. m. - MT? 1:30 V. . FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees _ CLiRY ci HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN PRINTING CO., INC. Bob McGuire and Stuff IT A IR LL & BEVERLY AND STAFF AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford THE .14MRICAN OIL _______ Mr. & Mrs. M. it. __ N FRIED CmOK1 Kentucky Jim Idorning %% orehip - 11:00 a. n. Church Scilooi£ft'orda.ii Cba.vel 3:rO . a. Pioneer Faliowship 7:00 V. =L Senior HI rsiSoweh:r 7:00 p.a. ___ ___ 0U%1-1'XA~N1 "I" SI PRESBYTERI" O& DVIT$ Thomas a Worship Church School - Pastot 9:00 a. a. 19:00 a., a. irving 1. Pryor and Staff ______ ______ #11, _ WT1III-STER ci.izy j0j -11 & lout), 1e-.t:.g,. (:1'(o p. M. Prtrns.ry Chutr rnhe&raaJ 8:20 Adult Choir rt,11(ta-mui - 7:litl % ,j. $ Car. Grant Ftrat Baptist Church of First Baptist Church of Sca '--ne.o 84155 First Bliliob Missionary Baptist Church, llifl W. lath &AL Forest City Baptist Church Fountain Head Baptist Church. Ovisd. Jordan MisLoitary Baptist urck, t. 2621 W. Jiv• Bout.*i.ru Baptist Mia'un, Chuluuta. Aliselone.ry Enterprise _ Juba Oak all-U ad. (*e Morning Glory Baptist Church. Geneva Church 4 Ir ____ ~ -. I - - i4iJi springs lid. Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist. Sillies Ass. - ~ '., L j~'-: I 1i stb ft & muckwT AV& . ew 't . hit Caivaery 1iL)9 W 12th St. 1,'.w Salem Primitive . 19th 51. IN Missionary Baptist Baptist Church. Fern Park Progr,es Missionary th&otivt Cliure, .tIdway lid. 4U Oat..n St. Paul Miaalonar Baptist CbUrb. 9th St. 14t. Sta. CWS &lissiulIi.r)' Liu'tiat Church C"-n"--T) Heights fit- John's 11,11"lunary bapttot 920 T.uap). S&ptiat Church, Palm Spring. ltd., • th Liaptbrt Church, C)raug& Ave. • -• - A4ember ISRD I . Pp.ala 1t4, Westmi Presbyterlea Cbar.L, Howell Park. itt. 431. Ca.aseiberry SEVEN2-H DAY LDVETWT Geneva Methodist Church, GsS•vs Grave, Methodist Church, Ono 1,4. Grant Chapel LS1.E. Church. thi.kgrove Methodist Church. Ovied. Methodist Church P a (I I a. WisIsyu Mathodisi, Rt, W. &t Paola at. Jima. A.M-L. 9th IL. 'pr St. Maryj A.M.E. Church It. Ri. 411 Osta.n St. Paul's Methodist C b g .it. Eut.erpris. Stafford Memoria.J Methodist C h u rob B. DeBar7 Luth.ran Caseelb.rry Dr. Church. Overbrook Cbrcb of the t-Iativu:y, Luke hiary All Souls thuitc (murals. 710 (ft&lt Ave Good Shepherd United Lutherti, 9U0 S. OrlaUdu Lit.. Luth eran Churon 01 the Redeemer. r Cbu1ei* Messiah Luth eran Church, American Legion 11&X. P. ,uiriji; I -Lra. Faru VarjL St. Lukas Lutheran Church, itt. 410 Blavla Fur __ Ilel- millux 'laoe. DaBs,7 St. Mary Magdalene Cutho)jo Church, Stalt- Barziett CU.IUSTIAIo 16(1 7 L. e,Lnruj,a Ave. CONGIMCIATIONAL hisnir&ij Methodist LJObarY Ave., Enterprise Ll"Ir IA&k* AlOtbodlat CbUrob Bethel A.M. Church, Z Church. Cans-an Heights Caaholtierr Community Meihudlit Cburn:h,. Hwy 179. è fr'iuc ha., Caai.eibetry 1.iolMry Coniniuultjr Methodist urch W. Highland., D.Bary I-tinge, a I'S t Church of ti iiar., w. Part Church of the Massrazm, o'Brirr hd,. Form Park L.alte Mary Church of the lJsaarea. Cuuiusuzut Pre.brterla.n Church. 1.-k, Mary First Presby Leirign ChUtClk. & 3to St. Dir.! Preabytar:i Church * Iitgtusnd Go* Ame. of DsBa.ry. - Andrews Presb1ar1as In Brief , ._ 4th Quint Dies -- .• Courthouse Forum Is Postponed - An. PITTSBUR GH - - . - . - -', -. if-, -'- Hwy. 4*5 Forest city Seventh -day Adventist Church, Ave., Altamonte springs Sanford Seventh-cay Adventist Seventh & Elni re- awarded the Back To Charge Issued contract. . I wonder how ninny courtbo employes were given the day off Friday? ' R. Here's one way the county I Put all the sands of dollars ..- . - - . . Seminole Jaycees at Tuesday's Pratt, president of the organan interview with meeting of the County Corn. Ization, In Herald two weeks ago, The _::- I mission has been canceled ac- threatened a county seat reincord ingto Cliff Jordan, chair- ., Ma1tLan4 Cbrch, S The City spends thousands lii te'ephone calls eVery year... You would think they could afford one more call on the code liast.rs Orth udpz Church, St. Jotie Cbrysuat.om Chapel. Hwy. 17.92, Fern Park Congregation Beth Israel, 10th & Maguolis Ø., - -.i 1 ' MRS. JIUPI' AND CONSTABLE BOB CARROLl4 Huiuss Springs .,t' L " ~ ~11 1. _____ -. - .4. :w", , ~ , __________ .___ '__. th e agenda, did report his pay plan survey proposals for committee Is gathering infor- county employes; attorney's rsmatlon to present to the Cont. po rt on Southern Standard mission possibly at the Dee. t Building Code resolutions and meeting, routine business. We will have news relvaies " possibly by Vednesday," Jor. dan said. The Jaycees have b e # n spearheading a drive to obtain . iiy Boy" Mitchell an ehargcalling es of possession of bouts books signatures on for a public hearing on inca- over the weekend. on Lottery Charge • V V Action School - Classes were petitions Treasury economic decline . . fj and HEMPHILL oh ___________________ 'a % L1L1E I%- I -, .:,%, ':-- e - -."- go -.- . 140V Af~ BUICK OPel - 1-DR SEDAN Al Kad __" I THE G.M. BUILT IMPORT DELUXE SPORT COUPE DZLVXE RATION WAGON Applications (or administra. labor Un- tive study funds were Inade sov. rest. oral months ago and have been . . - Queries to the regional office West (jernia. BONN (AP) ny's two largest parties - the in Atlanta have brought the To. Christian Democrats - are ':ected to Ing processed." in "Urruid coalition" to PlatintA start of the livadli,tart govern the '.ountry despite op. program here has been held u position 'thiu the ioc1al1st du. to appropriation cuts at the uUoual level. rank and ILLS 'S - DAYS TO CHRISTMAS SHOPPING - • - YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) resumed for public school pupils here today as Hospital, Friday. He was dead striking in e m b e r s of the on arrival. hospital authorl. Youngstown Fedor d e r t 10 ii of ties, suspicious because of the Teachers returned to the class' battered condition of the body, moms after an agreement for a 'Empty' notified Sheriff's Department collective bargaining election In officials who arrested Mrs. 1968. Faced with an empty treasury Ilupp on suspicion of murder, and no definite word of the ar. pending outconic of the au rival (if supplementary or additopsy. strike tional funds, E. D. Klrchhoff, MIAMI CAP) - With a pilots of executive director of Commun. vote taken by the e National Airlines being tabu' ity Action, Inc., (the local anti. lated in Chicago today, a union poverty program) said today he It. will be "Ladies Night." at official has predicted over. is "playing It by ear." the First Baptist Church at. ' wheiming authorization for a "We are atlU operating, p.m. today. Thu highlight of the walkout. awaiting word from the Office evening will be it song feat, of Economic Opportunity on our money," Kirchhoff said. MONTEVIEDO, Uruguay (AP) Asked how long the local -Urguayan voters apparently group could continue to operate have turned to a 63-year-old re. without funds, Kirchhoff said. 4: tired general, Socar Gostido, to "Ask mu again the end of tlio lead them ciii of a morass of week." Churge of homicide has been skull. The tiny body also lodged against Mrs. LaDonna showed other bruIses and gaunt. fight if the commission for a public hearing." Jordan, who declined to give Items of business on the reasons for the postponement ascenda. for the 9 a.m. meeting of the appearance which the of the commission include a Gestido, In - - The school board spends thousands on 1)flopt, cylis every Charges of first degree murin the di-stIi f }i-r i:rfuiit soil, fiscal year-you would think der were placed againist Mrs. on Friday. they could afford owe more hire. 11upp liuii -dintled the Hop in Justice of Peace Cou - 'floe . those school buses today, but arraignment was thoubandti ()n chul-9c'. cxpunly *;pendti ( *(,puitty Clurtiner 1jugh Dun- withheld pending further in. today autopsy Iuidi. vestigation. they could afford out- inure QH can Mrs. Hupp reportedly brought ti ckoAld, four-week-old that Lake Monroe and Like Aaron liuiP died of a fractured the child to Semt:iul. MeorLsl Jei,g,ip CauseWay. 1. led K Inedow uAii cq jj.ljv%,jj,& WIlut" Le.ke Monroe Unit, W. Third St. First Penteeusj Church ci jngw, Yuu Gospel 2,4L60ru&C14, r7j:4 counLry clul) Sit. OIv Crcb, j:j RU Qste. . Piul"Ist Amirniuly 01 r,Qd. .,tL ,,, & L , jm 1401 Ss-vford Cunirregatiuni u WitI155t0 (l4 bs-nIf - fd Ave. 'i SMJb'Rtit,.j Army. i; .uo t hulling Hula 5jor-,,, CUtrcb, '' cittion committee. Song Fest 1 10 tj4.. '' - join ___________________________ 061061vomd In sookm HEMPHILL 1501 . ..............-- - -• ___ '_ '--- - - -•- --- -- - - --- 1 I ---_ ••-- - - - -h. - -- -• ------- -• --.• • ----- • - - - P, )UIZU W. PInt St. _______________________________________ ________________________________________ - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - .. ,. '. . ;;• ' - • - - ' -- • - . -.. .,. .. ............... - - -., -, -- • . -. - -& ,,. - . • _ . .,.•-.-• - -.4--. - • -. .,.. '-%'-.e-.- ........ .- --"-e1dt5 .. * '- "!'-"'r' .•, .'i"i *; - ..... ,-. ,•._5• ,.- - . -- *-''. --. ._... -. - - -• __ -S - -•- -$ •,.• _'_._; ,-•-.-.,- . - • • • - I-"-. . 4. / • - - • - • . • j - / I PONTIAC-IIJICK - 4- I.., the South tion of the courthouse. Tom of Appearance Fear Walkout 4 /fee officers under County CornOf . mission jurisdiction course, 1tioni . . . The fee officers can still be elected as in Alachua County but their budgets will come under scrutiny from the will corninisision . . . And be central purchasing . . . Now It's voluntary. ji:, .I I Government military spokes. men said the 37-year-old man gave himself Into government hands on Aug. 2 because "he was not satisfied with his signment as weH as the Communist political stand." Longwood Child Beaten Murder 11 Tax Increase? feet and Ray Shoemaker was OT.U.EIt CIvacljcs Allen's A_K,P~ Cbwv-bo olive & 1.%th Church of God In Chritit. Oviea Chuluota Coniinuity Church Church of God of Prophecy, .&07 Elm A vg. Church of GOd Mission. ital.erprjM, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaInts, U26 Park Ave. I L. . I. Show Sot Tiiesday • Cobia Boat Works expansion begins today . . . 30,000 square Jebuvat,5 PreMiJteroiw CLiUICI* of The COV.aUt 77L. 5- Orlando Dr. • . month and could conceivably Community Chapel. £Jtamt. Springs 1bAJt - . the office only pays $15 per co First Methodist Church, 42$ Park Ave. Methodist Church of Ovled. Cb l News : * 11013 Bear I.e Road y'ib,t Southern Methodist I U.S. Cutback Won quite the tax collector's presence in the city ball isix days a week. Christ Methodist Church Church of God. 60$ Hickory Church of God, 3200 S. French Church of God. Ovtedo Church of God Miloz*, Enterprise AscUiliop CATHOLIC I-- - ' • • auu Sa.ntoz'd Ave. 1500 W - ' for the vanced to he affected by any said. • Church of Christ. Paula EPISCOPAL All Saints Eplacupw Cburch E. L)eBary Ave.. Ent.rpriss Christ Episcopal Church, I.ongwood All Saints Episcopal, Enterpris. Ably Cross Episcopal,. Park Ave. at 4th Litaniont. $prinjs 'Maven Dr, hiaItiauø • the office of tax collector interesting part of that Is that STR1CKLAND..MORRISON, INC. and Staff First West Santor 5uHj5a4 Baptist Church. 5li French Ave. St. James Missionary 1in.ptta Church Congregatluua Christian Church 4111 Park orthsid, Christi,s-u Church, 4' 1 v r I I MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff CHURCH DIRECTORY- Church of Christ, Geneva (..burch 01 Ckr4t, L* Mary Church of Christ, L.ong'wuod Prniri. Lake Baptist Cliurci., Ridg;,, lid., 431 & Holly Ave. ZIQU HOP. BaPtist Cburcl1. '] ronds going home on the last (lay of the weekend, many run ning Into unfavorable weather mondition posed by wl4aapread i.il. it i.ne 4itt-M sc.iiit. 61 the country, and sonic snow - - Mrs. Al Wilson CHURCH OF CHRIST pinsc,..i Baptist Cburcii Ili) W. OnI)ra lid. Westa1. Missionary VOU 59 IN I New Sit. Z10 Baptist Ct,urct,. i72( lhear Ave t*klawn .E*a.pUst Church. 2748 W. 20th It Central iia.ptiat Church, 1311 Oak Ave Chuiuu&.s First Baptist Church Chuluota Baptist M110a Elder Springs Uiipttst Church, hill) Lashman ad Baptist Church, 610 Park Ave. Friendship Baptist CIIUTCli 01 Aftaniunt. Spr.tn RI. 425 Llutwuuts First Baptist Church of First Baptist Church of Genes Fir.: Hpt1at Church of tk• Mary First Baptist Church of Lm-k. Monroe .:' placed at 72R. 7hk compared holiday lured unpr.eedentmd ntrmhers of persons onto the 40u. lit Red Defects tIs.i 3:30 STENSTROM ______________ WILSON-MAIER FURNITTJRE Herb Stenstrom and Staff Mr. and and Staff thru ZIp .. "- s RL 06 Laixt ol Seminole Pl&s& cap F. GriltPastor Churr-.h Sebtiol 9:20 a. in. Morning Wortship ,. 11:91, a. . SOUTHFiRj NATURAL GAS CO. SEMI..NOLE coEJNTy P4.PTI8T WEATHER: Fair 811(1 mild S C * A. DtJDA & SONS, INC. Sluvia, Florida Code 32771 Tuesday, high in (iOu ,low Phone 822-2611 or 425-5988 . a WILSON-EICHELBURGER ____ dental deaths in the state over liest day with nearly 250 the Icing wrekenri, 2f1 of them deaths. Apparently, the ununally In triffir on the stats's Mild. pleasant wea ther over most of the nation during the The national death toll iEjrrath 'anfurb The city should really do e MAJ. ROGER J. Sulzer, likely" will be aimed pomething about that expensive state expressways and county son of fire equipment on French Ave. primary road projects. Hale Boggs, the thlrd.ranking tin, of Spring Garden Altamonte Democratic leader In the House However, Peebles was optini. Drive, predicts President Johnson will , ), istic that the federal cutbp-. Spritigs, bas received hit; ask the new Congress for a $10,. Forecast of good things Members of the Seminole to will hurt little, if any, Seminfourth billion to $15.blUion increase- in come was the receiving last Ole County's planned road pro- County Chamber of Commerce first through Air Medal awards of the week- of new pbonebooks by ects, such as uidening and who have not yet mailed their for meritorious service the Income tax. thousands of subscribers of the improvement of SR 4 6 between ballots for the 14 new directors while engnged in \'intr Park Tt-h'phone Corn- 1-4 and the Wikiva River, aerial son "hasn't told me so." the may deliver them to the Chum. support of ground operpuny in South Seminole -.%,hi(- h ,, today, dianiond" interchange (in 1-4 ber office before 5 includes a Sanford section. The at Lake Mary, the Goldenrod- to get in the canvassing Slated ations in Viet Nam. 'the presentation Was flI8d lystem whereby the SAIGON, South Viet Nam Oviedo road improvement, and for Tuesday morning. at whole county will he linked of the ballots has by the new .Ostcen bridge. and General Staff Col- tary command today displayed toll free telephone service will Ile said these projects-es- not been go into effect in February. Fort 1,eavenwortll, a man It said was the highest jecialIy the first three, which and we urge those who can to lege, 5 * * Kan., wh ere Su l zer now ranking VIoL Cong to defect. He are ready for contract in the get them in today, if possible," i a student. (Army was Identified as Lt, Col, L6 city In the Three candidates near future-are "too far ad- John Krlder, executive manager Photo) Xuan Chuyen, alias Thanh Son. of Longwood qualified 1 1 10 ;0 . Rose & Wilks _ Bowman I Employees ___ "The Nile of America" * - Harold Slama and Employees ROSE AND WTL'S RESTAURANT on the St. Johns Itiver ______________________ Southern Fiberglass Products, In c. L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida Companies _____ ____ Don Hawkins, Manag o" * * * * resulted In Ppvprnl thnes. The car wnR n linrrnrks nppront- hed flip ttirn the nrvident. fiie persons killed in a Trnfic toll for the year total loss. All four occupants on RU 410 near Wagner at, a rrsh. Five percors including flOflhiflt•lC County Is now 2. 1,eke .iensup is still being two married couples died in * * * 4 tlrngk,pfl for the hr,fly of Vl NelsOn, 40, of (irinndn, who den, N. Y., saturday. several drowned in ju Pirating accident four-death sm*ishnpa were mePottd'd. Thursday. Runth'ty w.ts by far th e deadpersnn met aeciAt least (11cr814 l'ho( o) --': 11 a STATE FARM INSURANCE BILL mM1PBTIJL MOTORS, INC. _____ 801 W. __ 1st. St., Sanford ______ TS and Employees CO. Strickhind __ TINTUCKY ____ PUBLIX M A RK '• - COBLA BOATS PROGRESSIVE PREN77NG CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith an aft - .s. - I • KMGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 16t. St., Sanford - - 1vs:,r mount. - SANTFORD ATLA-1,CM, NATIONAL BANK Howard H.. Hodges and Staff J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford BORNE Insurance CHIILSEA TiTLE AND GUARANM 00. uD W. First, Sanford WD,qN DIXIE STORES and Employees I - highway. The car was lrbnrn J,ee heal, 22, nttnehed to San- cording to FlIP Trooper .ferry for 10(3 feet anti roller! over torn! Naval Air Rtntlnn MnrIne hfnwtlior,i.', who investigntertMaflY accidents '.- -h Notice And Directory Page Possible GREGORY LUMIM Of Sanford . Drowns • - _____ .. ____ - 419 Park Ave. . Raw.Robert St Jenkins. Pastor morning Worship -I;= a. m. Sunday School - 9:46 A. a. Morning Worship - io:66 a. m. MY? M.stthgs - 5:IC p. a. or) (Intermediate. Evening Worship - 7:15 P. M. _____ . One toll Mao A Prisoner? . ,.. 5:30 H . . ehocujst _ In this fashion, so should many Pastor 9:15 a. a Worship service - io:so a. a £tzzd.rs'a.rten and O])O11 ithnds Id bealts. In this fasMon, my young sons were _________ W. - W. 11th Place Sunday School Children approaeli things directly, with ________ Worship Service lea sixnplicitv. SCIENTIST _________________ -4:1 6.14-18 900 East figound Street Sunday Scrvlo. & 'SL. , Sunday School 1100 a,, a. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday Sersie. s:oD P. iii. 17) ('tt7 ,) .j' (3j, .E4u1,ject: 'Ancient and Modern .q- (3ji .. .. ____ .'I.. j trim and Hypnotism, benou.iici. ad" Iteadiug Room: 101 W. First Weekdays: 10:20 L=,-4:30 1).3m. OA'i.AWN BAPTIST CHURCH 374 Country Club Road Pastor Rev, a. T. Ba rrett T While One stillnWS of the room, I heard my young sm reaftg to kis ar 1hrother. I listened, surprised, for he was reaftg . Voungf, still there was a clarity to their meaning as he pronminced them. Passages, spokeii in his r.thlldirili voice, had * oai'tsia Mondoy I'wfm 32:-9 . - 10:45 a.. M. Session 5ctt . . . . Mo-n1n Worathip - Bibb C~aaa W&L _ ?:So ji. a. t . .. 7:20 a. M. FIRST PRESBYTE1&W C1WRCH Sanford, Fla. Oat. Avc.. & 3rd si. Rev. Virgil L. Bryant, Pastor XinderaiLmen and Nursery ____ -.----.-.- p. Presbyterian Sunday School - 9:1[. a in. Morning Worship 11:00 a., Si, Cummunson-First Sunday l ,, -, I(oting Sanford. Florida *22-7212 'Ph. Rev. J. Gordon P. e r y, Pasr - 11:00 a. a. -- Morning Worship . . 10:00 a. a. p. •I. FOUR KILLED IN THIS CRASH - Hw'. 17-92 - , I Pasto r 21000 A Orlando rrris - Roads HUMPHREY Thet' the ~ays ---Woy d Board rub, Lyndon-I moan Mr. Pi'a- ___________________________________________________________________________ ' ident. The Republicans von by 1 ,;~ and freezing in the northern a 2-1 majority . . . et should tutJ%tf'M. 1 tell them? . .. I.IOHNSON Tell, heck, I . ___________ don't know. I can't he bothered (AP) with that now . . . They tl5t other of the Arannon quin- : called me for some Tapioca tuplete (lied today, leaving only Pudding And don't call me one of the tiny girls still atrug. collect anymore . . . Dirkeen will be down here and He'll , glIng to survive. (Sec earlier i r want to check the recors story on Page 2.) * C S 0 S urt ou . ' The proposed forum on re Isn't ft the had the GOP locating t h e cour thouse _____________________________ had a booth at the County fair President Johnson's current anti-inflation move, In my scheduled fr Dec. has . . and the Democrats didn't LONDON ( UPI)-Communist of cut.opinion." anti-inflationary move poitponed until Dec. been I 0 well, r wonder if the GOP The SRD commissioner relat. IA f '. Chinese Red Guards are hailing 12 Chamber of Commerce will have a float In the Christ- ing U. S. expenditures Is not ed that as soon as any definite 1 Defense Minister Lin Piao with President Vernon Mize said _;,; . parade Thursday? I know expect-ed "to hurt" Seminole mas 1 4. word of a dollar slash in fed, praise sd promises of loyalty today. the Demos mill . . . V f s road building County' C , . I eral road funds is received at that rival those pledged to Mao . * Mizo said the sessod for . " . .. I Tallahassee, the department's grain. Tso-tung himaW,- the_-Soviet I think it's about tinic the. 1 4 ________________________ " 11 it ' tsarious elections in many Cinrm:t.' last wed-: that the St,ate of department will analyze the day. munietpalitles * county h.p down that High paint. tee tck,'k •j_._ 7 Al I probably will lose financial situation, and report Florida The Increase In Red Guard 6. Dec. Ing an the corner of Par), and shout $15 million in federal to the Board members, with an adulation for Lin assumed add. . . . AND ONE DEAD HERE (Herald Photo) road funds due to the economic alternative program. ed sigaWeence following reports . * . However, Peebles was op. move. the defense minister was holdThe Casselberry Town Coun. Willard Peeblpit, Ofittrict com- timistic in his views that Sam. ing aging- Mao a "virtual prison. cii has withdrawn from the missioner of the State Road mole County's current road I Cr" and using him as a front Chamber of Commerce forum In a battle for supreme power -Board, informed The Sanford program will continue as planWon' t on the Courthouse Dec. 6. ¶r_Jaycees in China, Herald th is morning that the nod. * & 0 I ujTHEruN CrnJRCH - -. - - . - - orhip Frida.y 000!) SHEPRERD . - ' 1*00 p. a. - - , • S*II)OI - .nquerorL - - - . Sunct vrriIng - 7:o en. imIe Study 71*0 ___ -. r - Mnrnin - - -_..: . -.---------- - - tfl Orange Street Rev E Ruth Grrnt .- - '- . -- .•. 1e; Ho Sunday .. a 7:00 p. a. .IOHNSON -\Vefl, how did . FiRI IEXTECOSTA1 CRCRcH ut IONGWOOD - - --.: :---..- -I. -- -- - h_ -- --- - .L --.-.- .. - 4. - -- -- -- - i.. - - 7:80 &- M. 9:00 a. in. 11:00 a.. in Sunday- ly Corn- -. --. - - - - , - --- - -- -- -- - - - -.::- ..-- - ,• - .. Seminole County Paatr •4 a. a. 10:10 p. a. Pentecostal Holy Communion Family Service Morning Prayer '- liesta in 1"s Mary jp1re "D - - - - . . ---- :-;-1-- 5 - - OHURO OF HPIIT I wornling Worship Tra"Ing Union I - .. -. ---.. - -.,.. ------.- ... ,:1 - . - -:- : ' :-- :. :-. - ...'. •. .-- ......... - - S S_ -.: .-. :' .: ,-;, .....-. .- , - .. - . ,- -- -'--. . .--. - •-- . .a. ening Worship - 12o p. a. Wed. Prayer_ Service 7:30 V. M. ~, - -. _____ _____ list QEET IsAPT'ZET rffURCH Onors Road _i . '• "' -: :.: ::- .,.. -• . - -- , • ,: .-.. - -: -:;:; - - 1 -' . -. - . - -.•. -. -- .- :.-- .: .. , - -. -.., - - ...: . - - -, -- . 1. 11:00 a. m. - .. ,, .... - 1:20 p. ui. Geneya. Ralph Brewer Jr. Evange Bible School ItO) U. M. P. M. 71* - - -. - BOLT CROSS 401 Park Ave. The Rev Leroy 11 oper, Rector -. '' . ----.-,-.- - - .-' -----------..•.. ' . :. - I -- - - .-. - 1:1 : 1... 4.. '--- _'; - ' - S .. :- - Bible Study 'Morning Worship Evening S.rvloe - - - L:. ;: - :- ' . ..• Evag.ligt llOO a. M. - _______ - Bert Brown Sunday Wednesday Bib). Claus - _________ -.. CHURCH OP CHRIST 1112 Park Avenue . • f Church Of Christ ,:. * . .•-. in. " ___ - ,-.. 1. ______ _____ ________ ___________ ' •,& -- j-;; ___ ., Phone .. _ :'-- -; (Wed.) ' 8Ifl'5I)jtkttOfl ___ . $0*kAvenu. Oar. 14th SL & Oak A'VC. - -- - ... . ~-; - -- - CHURCH Woman's Club Building Baptist 'k . -- ------------------ -. . - - .._ _____ f, nole c- - - - li ighways, On - _______ ________ Mornln Wirphip _. : - . 1. SANFORD CHRiT1Lw 1 4 's you the wilds of Florida. Get down here. HUMPHREY Well, Mr. President, I'm in Sanford . And they keep asking me these questions about Anti-Vovcrtr ong the Nn hasp funds, _ J. beater Seal 5r,,,5 Jflfl tnflgwoo0 -'.' . are you Hubert? Here I'm fighting for my political life with the Republicans on my reek and you're somewhere jfl OF THE NAZARINE W. Inst L at pie Ass. CHRIST CHURCH Church Street. Pr. Warren N. 'Phompeon Vicar Holy Communion 1:00 a.. M. Family service & - .. 1'ORNSON-Wlere the heck Nazarene Episcopal -'. 4 I HUMPHREY: Is that ... - - -..e. FIRST CHR1S'1L CHURC DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1107 & Sanford Ave. B. Vernon Fuller Sunday School - 9:41 5. Tb. 'Morning Worship 11.00 a. _______ -•- . s-.. ' - - - Lyn don ? S,pringit 0eimmunity Houpa, tnitIzni Aviniu, Altamonte r'rinrs Vnr,)51. :P( R. in Sundays ,..._ - . the:•e. . Msnuniter in. i2 Inn AitRn fC PniU:te _.... - - - 1&I.UN 1111..hS Rev. John Ceresoli Pastor Sunday Scheol 10:00 a. m Morning Worship - 11 :00 a. m Evang'eiLeuc Sec. 7:80 p. in Young People & Riht Study, 'resday - 7:20 p. in. . 1 • ' they all know Lyndon down - -ij::4 .. . . the area code, sir? , i&1AV1AN CHURCH T'ttV1 R. Ti mperr •..1... -' M. 1\or'vj'in OP PROPHECY *67 Palmetto Ave., Long-wood - . , - Morning Worship 11:00 Zvanw.flitic Ssrvto.s oø p.a. Wed. Prayer & Bib). Study '71*0 p. a. "Sponsored by Baptist Fellowskip" Of God ..• . - . ... ''-"r - a, tn. p(i( p. m 1'enn r)tr-I :t Wii Prayot i.e:In 7:80 p. __ •f- _____ . - , ..-.,. ____ ____ Cot. 27th and Elm IL IL Wilder 9:45 a. a. Bundy School 10:50 &. W. Uarnlng Worship 7:10 P. Tb. Worship Sers. (Sun.) 1:00 p. M. 71*0 *Id-W.sk $srv. (Wed.) 11 ' :46 a. m . 1pWirth ttie - 1139 Preach Ava. Pastor B. E. *1O41.SS Sunday SChOOl 1:41 a. W. o oon CHURCH : P 4- . •-.• PIWECREST ASSE1B1X 1 i 11 ~A' , :_-. ~ _____ Assembly - . ' I A FAIRY TALE I fltMPHREY: Operator, can 'nu Rot me .!ohnson City, TeXAs? "'P •• 11: CHURCH OF GOD OP PROPHECY *600 Elm Avenue Rev. Ptob*rt Welch .-- rnator Sunday School -- 9:46 a. tn. Worehii Service 10:46 a. m. Tigalierie Srv. :8(I p rn Young ftorle Service a Bible Study 7:80 p. m. Wednesday: . Sanford Naval Air Station 0.Renn'tt Ptnr .- 94 AW_ • - _____ - . - - -. .,. 1100 a. a. 1:10 p. a. Morning Worship.... L1JLIANCE OHURCB - _____ _____ _____ •- - long din- .• ____ _____ ii % 45 ______ j q in tATieo cell" when he viia at the - . - ____ ELDER. SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando at flsst.r *,s. B. flaniflton Griffin Pastor time out "to pnee P. _____., Ali eM 'end hk1 r,it of upi, mn off thø with A no'r,-hnThty wr thrown from th mr. n when M died wk T)PtI AU n tflUtllt of tho Arrl- rht Uhohliflor nn4 ttirnl iør. t• for tiitioln County Wn hty-no wore Mot ttnffim. 1,. Morrl, 2. 10 (r enrilil when five petAonU were dent were ('FRP Holiort Jnhn, 19. iiiiod on vInIflty rnfl.tA And one g, (n ThfPtIInU, 2f2 (inroUc teohod ti the Metine Hnrrnok, Hh 1f2-hnnr perin*' e*wenrr in the biek person drowned it t,nkc, Jeusup 1,ntilse tllnrruss", IR, itmi Vfrkie wns n P.M. 1OA1 from the OVOt the foiir.dny '1'1innsiving I,ynnn Jnrkpon, nil of 'ritus- sent, nor! pinned ,,nIemnenth the time Wednerbv, to mldnht ,,• ir frrnnhin'J vIIlc,. wenhcin,l. F.H.P. T'IfIpCr C. 1.. mm- ot the serinø. Ali tivelf1ptit no RU 4n, two The reenrd tnt! otsttipp4 Rllghtly Injured it, the neci onc'-linlf tithes enst. of Hnnlinnoti lnvetlgntecl tile nrdAlld the former rhnnkiivng h&ivient wns George flemmen, if, foul tiel4r flielintoini Avenue, dent. dn3' death record 'f Ii net One person wn killer! end of 1717 l'ark Avenue. lrrhlny evening claimed four conrljtirm during the four-nay p.rfrA last f)enl is In iinti lives when a lPfll automobile two Injurer! in an accident. proceeding toward Ranford rut RU 410, ff1 iIIq east of North in the intensive mare unit. of year. and the nil-time traffic dent.h remord for e holiday, Set a high rate of sliced wetit. nut Orlando Riinriny at l2:4 p.m. Winter i'nrk Memoriel the 15 (:hristmas p.r. flf ('(lflttfl) Attn lilt. a coniroti, 'rho actitlr'r,t. nrr,urrr'nl whpn a pital. lie will tie cherVIl 'iith during 1 I \'1RSfllil, Vice President Birnhre Seminole County Fndy S -. MornIng Worship - 1*0 Runday Rohool I?4S a. a. 'Morning Worship 1100 Training Union InC -p a. Evening Worship 7:41 p. a. Wad. Prayer Service '7:10 p. -a. - Church of God __ U- Perish A rrnrtl holltbiy tIiith i - Adventist S On ____ ') .X C0+ J~ ;~, I _4. cc Weekend ______ r If It t ~ Holiday 10 9 1 _ I / I 1 eryWcc - _ rRI v - I __ ~~____C I., ~ & I I 1 ~ : - - ___ - ..i A . I M - - __ - - __ ___ *qFAF& ~ ~ 0 . --• ----•- -- • -• -- _-- --. - - - "..'i - H -- - • •- • • - - • - • -- �C Z%ft_~ . , A.--,. - - ~ -S~~#_____?~ - . . .' ,i•.. % 4 .. .,.• •., .4. .. * . - - -''4...' •. - .• 4. Iu' t'ntifttu'?u Vietiil 'Draft Best Constitution,' Board Told TALLAHASSEE (Al' ) idn ' - Flat- Tr Constitution Revision Corn mission ope.ned a week session threeand was told historic today Paz1f orb , - i thdraft I .. .. .. Mir optntng remarks nso alerted the members to that he called three trnuhlewme areas"that must I firm belie! that ft ft our dut and our task to dr'?t the best possible cansti tutton wfthnut regard to party or r&Itic. Smith said as the corn te I reitera m .4 t r . ' i '. .. .; i may (or niav not) dcnq the revised cIt sign ordinance at their 8 P.M. meeting at City Rail tonight The "COUICICraUOn of the re vised *In ordinance" is again ,q listed on the agenda as ft has been Innumerable times In the past six months It has been .- - "tabled"eadtfme. Other Items listed for dtseuslon include, a report on the use of alcoholic beverages at . . . . ... .• .. ...r' . -.. .4.. . , 1 .. ." .. I --',_ I . f. I 4 . lltl I son, pictured with her husband, Michael, both 22, at. Pittsburgh, but only two of the "quints" sur- vived 0 2 Quints Fight FFor 161 Life IF or executive branch. Pic r I ; i S .4' ',-- 0 4. 4 ;'4 L ,..; • 1 t. if '-I 4' ,I -jI._* 4 I, 4 •1. I 'i C ' , .r) l 4 !.",-i 1 .. • 4. " 4 RETIREI) 1, 1111-1, Chief N .1110% Clevchnni Sr. tntd Mrs. tievehind, (right ) were among those attending the Firemen's All Night (ospcl Sing at. the Civic Center. At left are Fireman Charles Bowes and Mrs. fl. 1'. Thomas, (Herald Photo) widow of t.l'e former assistant. chief. .. 4 Hospital ! .- Notes I r- - . . What is more appealing than "Show 1e The Way" ".lsu'oh's the harm n1rIn voices 'r- a- 0 of lit. " in r' . .er (mu flpC. G ot, A n livinns Ainry ],oil dirrete,d her young and devotional songp~ The J inI inr ehoIrnfT)eBaryCornrntzn j• choir fric'tith. in the ong-quer 0 niously requested the youthful I Miss Barbara Pcodient and entertalnerr. with Miss Bedlent Mrs. Arch Afac'Naughton were and Air%. NIncNaughtnn to give Apparent low bidder is Spar. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cain. Ii i In charge of the music, with MEXDE1 Ptvc'r I S. representative from Charleston S C and "repeat" program In the S Alichael Glenn Eisaman, Don- chairman of the House members wart Kathy Jjjc).qnn, FAMOUS GOSPEL SINGERS here for I he atinual Sanford Firemen's All Night Gospe- Sing chatted with local fire officials during intermission. From left are Les Beasley, leader of the Florida Boys Quartet.; Assistant Fire Chief W. S. Giley, D.rreU Stew-art, of the Florida Boys: Kenneth Turner arid ,lames Dill, of the Palmetto State Quartet, and Chief George (herald Photo) M. Harriett. t , ~ (, 1 ! , 1I - . 4 ; It .- I , ---- SetElec ions Fronton Extends For Next Week Bene it - SALT LAKE CITY (Ar) - ed generating plant at Athens, nation will need :37,001) tons of uranium a year an Increase A second uranium boom is Ala. building up in the arid, sand- Tho Atomic Energy Commis- of 10,000 tons over previous stone scuiptored lands of Wy- sian predicts that by IOSO the estimates. oming, Utah, Colorado, New ' -- - - •,,. •4•" -- __ •4.4l. IAflL L17 ".' J £ Arthur E. Blanton, son of set, four girls and a boy', was Mr. and Mrs. burn to Mrs. D.W. Lawson of lJIuzaon, H. it. Deimett M. Lougwuud, Auckland, New Zealand. on July and a 1960 graduate of Senmin27, 1965. ti le 111gb School, has been pro-. -. . . ' :- . 1, inoted to specialist fourth (corporal) with the 24th lii" Class ti........... -,"i..... fantr' lilviiainn nf fit.. A ..4 j1IJiIIC4Il4IV tjOD Casaclberry Community Augsburg, Get-mummy. I1eeting - .....', .4- J•IIiIUII - of 'r -- County dimetor for ALSAC " ....t .' _--.-,_, women -. The largest raindrops flwliaUiV ubout a quarter of an Inch in diameter. yearly. Hal.. I.......... Hi Uli- uiuii' •'. - SET - uming when over-heuted, over. stuff ed or over - tired. Don't plunge into icy water -It badly shocks the ii'r-DUS iiystclii and can lead to LYDIA GREY FACIAL a 100-2 PLY ------------- - Li IWONOERFULA $ I HAIR I SPRAY LIMIT 2 I 13 Oz. Can. I -------------------ustir t ---------__ GENERAL ELECTRIC Assorted favorites Our revolutionary 165- hp OK 6 is so revolutionary we had to do something special with it. So we rriade it standard In all Tempests and Le Mans. You see, it was Inspired by those famous overhead cain engines In expensive European sports cars. With a few Pontiac refinements, of course, That's why it'll keep running and running until some body turns It off. And with a power reserve for expressway passing you'd normally expect from a V.8. D.Vrlss Sønforo Mildred Haney 668.5631 Del$ona Sophie Homes 668.4402 SALES. öUO I.m1 St., Ili,. I :12-11- 38211. CHRISTMAS REPLACEMENT LIMIT 12 C9 - - a - 1501 W. FIRST ST. NDY 59$ DETERGENT Family Size. LIMIT I aS5s Quart bottle. --- - ROLLS 10 FOR SIA VALUE TISSUE LIMIT i ----------- _ If -' -- •--.--- •.--.-• • - . • -•'-------- - -. - -- . - • -- ... ___________ 4 , • • _ I LydiaGrey, facial (Iuality, SUPER STAINLESS BLADES 5 LIMIT a -------- l)lspuiIs.et of LIM MIT IT 1 lV-t'ACI' -------- -------- - - --- - WE NEbtUVE 1IIE HIQHT '10 LIMIT QUANTITIEI -- - Cup,ihg, Ies, -- SUP419 L)its. Ia. _j I, '-I- - GILLETTEA . - - 19. VALUE AAA TOILET SANFORD, FLA. ------------ I PASTE PontIac 61/lids the WIds4k'ack Winning Streak FOR REQ. 39. TOOTL We even offer a 216-hp version that makes a lot of big V.85 seem awfully extravagant. WhIch Is why we say, with a 6 like this who needs an 8? Incidentally, a four-way hazard warnIng flasher, backup lights, and GM's energy absorbing steering column are some of the safety features also standard In all Teniptists and Le Mans. So how can you possibly resIst boolnU your Pontiac dealer right now? 4 LIGHT BULBS 95. VALUE HEMPHILL PONTIACwBUICK,INC. DeBary __1i 00 -- - - - - - - - - -____ 5 P. 0. Box 1214 MASON'S JEEP OUTDOOR 0 Like Mary seuaujI-ruust 98c VALUE JUST BEECH. NUT IL S BABY FOR T FOOD An ordinary GOr? LIMIT 2 -----------------___ - • a ___ ft TISSUES --------- What'd you expect us to put our Overhead Cam Six in 9 ------- KLEENEX TOWELS Pint bottle. rufluM M,4K4 L,III4III - 15c VALUE S KatIy Took. first - -- REQ. 350 JLIPflUflI flVVIIV 11 ~ SK I Multiple type. LIMIT 2 RUBBING 838.3i71 S. Semi nole known waters. Don't shrur terut. TREE 6 LIGHT 033 COMET CLEANSER (PsIci Pot, Adv.) 29c VALUE Virginia P,troikl P. 0. Box 1214 Sanford drownizqs occur in June. We believe cautiop is the beat policy, just. as dealing With us at for your best itt- HE IR APPAaENT- Prino. Charles, Us Prince of Weiss, posed at Balmoral Castle in Scotland for this portrait. H. marked his 18th birthday on November 14. OUTDOOR ITo VALUE head for the promyourself you'll survive NIS to t e 11 the 1 tale. Over-confidence causes most swimming accidentsIt drowns ten times more tvur nwiiii it ~~~1__e~ ~ _~~ -.1 ,1 '_"- .0 ,~ 15.LIGHT STRING AL. WILSON ------- . swim of the - * A ~ ~*4 4Y 04 f- LIMIT 1 Herald • 26 WIDE Sanford Sanford ry I) I GIFT WRAP ' Jumbo Roll water, than men k!......... JUMBO ROLL tv - . 1 BEG. 83c, 44 FT. PAPER 00 15 FT. FOIL There's a lot todoki. . i -- BOXES OF 25 & Reg. Size Can. • tragedy. Liii beware tlit' .4 AHRISTMAS CARDS VV Promoted 1 4-. ASSORTED , .. - VALUE, SLIM STYLE $2.00 . H you've newly arrived, looking lot this newest showi, the best plan to eat, a week-end mod, yger churdi or synagogue, plar.ei testiop or perhaps a house or read the apsrtment 'It-1 L) ½ GAL. BEG. (Ic EACH 111,19- - - 4ICE CREAM I- Worth Knowing .. BORDEN'S ELSIE BRAND and the decision of the Tennessee in Valley Authority to build a 2,2 million l:ilowutt atomic Jiuwer- - 0P1. .~_~Jw_ !~_1001 $ -.--,-*,.- ~ YOUR PERSONAL VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IS GREATLY APPRECIATED I 4p - 98c VALUE panies to foreign agents, s - WITH A LETTER is nearly here. This is manifested in such developments as increasing ule& of uranium by U.S. com- ______________ • V -- . 1• 4èêIêI . The new boom centers on central Wyoming. The November Engineering and Mining Journal reports more than 20,000 claims have been !tai:ed in W'(.rnin most since last March 1. But it extends into other states, notably those of the & Colorado plateau - Utah, Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. This is an enc're to the fitliled uranium boom of the mid50s, which produced millions of dollars of ore and it number of rags-to-riches millionaires. Thu new boom, the Engineering tint] Mining ,lciurniil reports. . results from i,,-eakthroug}is in nuclear technology that indi - i cate the day of nuclear power Deadline Nears . Mexico and Arizona. Icrt Underwood and Percy! nreatnrn.g was somewhat Ia'The mental health clinic is Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Quinn, ed. Estimates of cost of darn bored but not artificially aided. of to Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. a.rc, however, were not avail need funds I "Haul Sue continues to look deaperutely in Candl(uuLe for den. art !Irs. 11111c. Sho- very good," Bass said. "There's continue operation and officials Michael D. Hess, Cussetherry, Ituth Layo and Mrs. Unnit' Of ti. 1.._Ai,. .._ &.,, 1141 WU £IUVV vVeUflcsULiy is Itit lUST still the crucial 72-hour period to Discharges for local 'residents to donnt. mate. and for tax collector are get through for the respirators' lisen most co-operative in alFret] Esclnvon, Char1e Samlowing us to have two nights. Charles W. Hayes, Alice M Christmas gifts to state mental problem, but if she gets through A Slioniate anti Mat-Sit, Susan Rowla n d, Hcnr portion of the proceeds of putient.s through "P r .ie c I No further ciididnie quali- that there is a good chance she attendance will go towards the T. Judkins, Theolu Roberts, 1k' Cheer," sponsored by the Rem- lied in the City of ca!jselberry,1 can be a healthy baby." mental health cl i nic f4" Dr. loris Thompson, Sanford; Evunt mole County Mental Health leaving Aranson and his wife, Patti. LUZS Perez, p a total of nine men ch, DeBary; Robert Turner, Association, seeking election to the three "are very anxious to get one mole County resident of Sent- Bea Mimtal Health Houston, Miss. "A gift, box has been placed open seats on the council. Elec- live baby and are praying," the Association, said today. at. the offices at' First Federal tioti day is Dec. .. doctor said. The clinic is dependent on Savings and Luu Aociution MEI'1' TONIGHT Cauchdate art- Paul W. Bass said preliminary autopsy contributions and privat e donon West First Street where Jiriggs ])r. Eugene Ellis. Ar- reports indicated Seminole Association for Rethe three ations for continued operation. tarded gifts may be left. They need I tour Lego, George Lotwick, Ed- deaths were Children will meet at due to hyaline Clinic is held each Monday by not be wrapped as wrapping 1 ward Lunn, Erwin Remington, membrane disease, a common p.m. tonight at the Little s Dr. Burton Podno s, Orlando w il l h e data by this asencua- I)on Wilison, flichard Wit-i and cause of death among prema- psychiatrist. Appointments and Red School House. All centtion," Mn.. lLosnnmnd Chap- Cliarlc Woodruff. ture infants, but that this would scheduling of patients may be mitt.ees will be expected to reman, chairman, said thdti'. in Oviedo, fwe cundulutes luivt' to be confirmed by more port oil their progress. Presimade through Mrs. Gifts of personal wear for qualified for the three open Carolyn dent Charles 1umpI said the Dennison, mental health social association would "begin puteither mule or fenmic Is an- seats on the council. They are detailed studies. The disease causes a glassy worker at the Seminole cept.ablc, plus other Items such Kirby fluckelew, Robert CUTh County ting into practice plans lot-mufilm to form over the inner un- health department, as perfume, powder, lipstick, eroit, Rex Clonts, W. B. Martin lated earlier." ing of the lungs, preventing the stationary, tobacco, pipes, shav- land C. 1). Thompson. Ilegistnadelivery of oxygen to the blood. inc lotion. Gifts - must 1w for- lion books in the town of Oviedo Application The Aransons were kept In warded to the state mental will remain open until WednesEleven appli cations for annexseclusion following the deaths. hospital at Chattahoochee du' and election Is Dec. G. Hospital spokesmen said they ation will b considered at the were "holding up as well as can continued session of the Cassel berry CityCouncil at 7:30 p.m. be expected." today at the Women's Club. Moi-c thuii 6.1500 people Dr. Wilfred .1. Finegold, head Als o to be considered is an drown in this country unof the three-man team of ob ameiciment to the ordinance nuuliy, one writer points 8tetricians that performed the out, and with regulating the sale of alcoholic' delivery, said the Aransons had t- cent of beverages in the city which will çFlI.% all our recreknown since X-rays were taken restrict the size of signs adveratiwi now re. 10 that they the would have tising beverages, bitted to aquintuplets. .ei, - this figure e increase. There are five known living -So before you sets of quints. The most recent I Ix - f 'Project ,P Cheer' a- ar- 2nd Uran'i'um Boom AnBuoildiong p.m. and the fourth-born, ll ivhipped up -an appeal- ~ ta; Bessie Quick, DeBary, Regarding the executive Kimberly Ann, at 3:40 p.m. branch rnith anid a mans Dr. Lea Bass, chief of pethattona; Susan Adkins, Lake destroyed nearly hull' of the paper for a fancy dress ball people feel ye Deadli ne for candidate quail- rims at Magee-Women's RospiTickets for th e benefit night Mary; William I"ran1, Osteen; shop at. the .hackson Canoe here, but so many people her-, onslbllltv I diffu USC sed Si) Work!: in Lwood Sunday rowed bits of newspaper to light ficatlor. and voter registration Lai, said there also was a poasi- for the Seminole County Mimi- Paul Scott Beebe, Maitland. the government does not meet in the City of Longwood Sw a bility l's brain had ni Health Clinic at. the Orevening. Flumes from the fire their cigarettes that Sails' was th at Marci Jil NOVEMBER 27, 1066 tU 105. record number of candidates been damaged by lack of oxy- lundo - Seminole Jul - Alai could be seen us fur us San- soon down to th e comic strips. Admissions need to make certa in wi seeking election to the four 01 I Fronton will be honored Wed- BradleyFo; Charlic E. Pri ford. Then her boyfriend ient her ger.. have provisions that will permit fices Dec. ( and a voter regisnius, Rosa Lee Hughes, Mario Fifty ol. 60 bouts were dam- home to change to a sturdier A tube was inserted into the neaday or Thursday. the chief executive to provide tration topping the 1,000 mark. infant's windpipe - trachea - The benefit night, originally S. Greco, Hilda Butler, Diane aged in the fire which was re costume. He decided Sally's strong, dynamic leadership in Candidates for mayor are B. through her mouth and a me- scheduled for Dec. 2 only, has Resell, Veronica A. Goetz, San- ported at 5:17 p.m. and an- newspaper had revealed all the the years ahead. Smith said. H. flayme and A. B. Lormann; chanical respirator was breath- been extended to include Nov. ford; Virginia L. Hess, Cassel- swered by the Longwood Vol- nude th at's fit to squint. for council with two seats open, lug for due to conflict, with the berry; George W. Major, Ethel Unteer Fire Department. her J1 Ralph Clendenin, According to information Some Filipino tribes still M. Theurer, DeBary; Naomi Itoni Sue was in a heated and Sanford Donald Conway. Car] Lomniler, available, a vital part of th Her Christmas parade slated lot7 Tharpe, Lake Monroe e practice head-hunting. incubator. Homer Scott. R. E. Sweat. Ho- glass-enclosed t,i,.ei.. nytnrntiri., .ö _11- 4... • Probe rson At Canoe W orks In Longwood Munici pal i t - ~ 8 CHILD - ' - --.---- _____ __ MON. THRU SAT. #1 P .M 9'30 A. M. . SUN. 10 A.M.-7 P.M. I') PHONE 322, 270 ., Y~ - 44 ; e _~r*4.t~-I~-N _* ~ ----~44~"4 TO RE-ELECT MAYOR A. L. WILSON TO THE CITY COMMISSION BE SURE TO CAST YOUR VOTE IN THE CITY ELECTION AT THE CIVIC CENTER ON TUESDAY, DEC. 6, 1966 y ~, - '. " Store Hours: Hwy. 17.92 Next To Winn-Dixie THRILL YOUR j I, O F rench j.5 Lot us 4 r_t -i ne11xt J ' 9Pr!scrption i "e ),//! I o YJ I v e ) t I A £ JU A large vote cast under these conditions is to be against apathy, and Is an expression of your support and loyalty. • - !I i '. , ~1. SANFORD To Run For An Office Unm0pposed Is An Honor 71CM 1so zivting as 1thzn18t.. Choir U 4 JIM D4*VS 0N1 1'/ SANTA DeBary Manor Residents cuitivc audience. 70 WED. and homes were closed, and trumps guarded two camps of 11, FROM 000 Arab refugees. Guy. 'ottssef Visit mit Santa Post Office and Mitbaluleen sold the nrilly s'ouskl select an enchanting VRt( 1st. e n force a 24-hour curfew. ter that will lulnR the wonder of Santa Chits to that special Shops were reopened in Rnchilli. We will have It post. ninl huh after the curfew was maiked from Santa Clans, lifted. Hut young dem onstrators Indiana. It's our way of saying got hi'i'ed in streets filled with Merry Christmas, rubble from previous disturbnm'es. ti-imps moved in and thin SANFORD ATLANTIC curlew was renewed. NATIONAL BANK Soldiers manned checkpoints Mombot F.D,I.C. urn all rou1s north and south of DOWNTOWN SANFORD .)ersualetn. In the city, the cur___________ few was removed during day- I 1 I entertainment for residents of I gram the sltig'm-s were sui ~ the; DePary Alanor nursing and ~ rounded by the Manor residents ~ , Convalescent renter all(] rc,orciv- many of whom sire proA 1 ed un ovation from the appre- grandparents and who unnnl~ I)olien, Jessie Barrington Jr., Discharges Junior Choir Entertains 1- '!l? . " ' ~. ulnys was lifted for a short time III the morning, th(n put Ititti etfeet again. The town or lb'bi'iin in the south had armed itnirols On e' ~ cry block. The mosque, shops - F ......." - Aft S#9EC .' .' - _01111111 "`~~_ 79 ~ -- 10 . I X--' asmss""' V , I. - I il the pier and dock coninruction. Garfield Barris, John E. Lu- ! Commissioners and engineers I are studying which of several ther, Leon Burrows, Sanford; , types of materials will be most Alahel Schwaner, DeBary;$ Ste. I~ durable, most resistant to wind phatile Cain, Lake Tlonroe. wave and 6torn-, danjugill and re. Paul Scott Beebe, 3lattland. .1 Birthr. quire the least maintenance. piers. Other bidders have sug. - .- NOVEMBER 25, If8(i Admissions I Alice Al. Alarsh, Delorh, i ' was VAbled at the last meeting, while commissioners look into Thompson, Kelly Rae Garcia, ~ ' the merits, of several types of Alclanie Brooks. Ste gge - - w(I r . and other utility 1ntallatinn ActIon on bids submitted b several construction companies - QUINTUPLET girls were born to Mrfi. Patti Aran- troublesome and must J. .4 .4 be solved. He listed their. as:'110- 1 cal government. finanre and taxation, and the question of the , . 4 ,~.k l'"' .. %-A' , .- 4... bormaster's offices, lounges,! .11.1 -- ,, CIUdC$ the piers and docks, hat- 1. ~& , ' "' .4 I 1, .. ) - 0 Consitimtion is exWted of bids on the second phase of the I .. I _____________________________ - . a' " 1 P P. ' I ,~4 - - V and what may be best for these one showed signs of ov gested fiberglass and concrete aid Anderson, Burbrldgc Rut- committee on a r in e d Patsy, Martha and Anita Mobercoming "Marci .ini is in very ey, sections. He gave no examples. -'e Neycr, iath- and or wood decking combinations lift, Otis Taylor Jr., Sanford. ,aser'uee.s, Vj1 1* "It's a difficult and perplexing the lung ailment that claimed condition," one doctor said. "We Tabled bids on refuse packer Barbara Rice, Clifton Larsen. NOVEMBER .(; j94;(• I guest speaker th ree o. her sisters. problem," Smith said. Jeanette, Billy, I)wavm and Admissions really have no hope for her." bodies is also listed for discusj Florida D pace Mary Lou Umstattdt., Peggy, In the area of finance 3lamie June, Dean DoBose, octors said there was little Hope, remained for Roni Sue, sian along with approval of Industries b ril taxa tion, the chairman said that hope fO1 Paula and Paul Taylor. ent by th e Laura Braswell, Sanford; Eli membership statem the fi rs t-born and largest of 20 the Flor ida Thcigirl. Marci Jill. 8. IIULII 04 in all areas where I went there th Duncan, DeBary; Joseph They sang 'lonesome Val. Florida League of Municipalitries E Exposition in r- 1ev," "Follow Me" and 'Jesw dye girls delivered 2½ quints at one pound 12 ounces was a tremendous concern about ll Brown. Longwood. request for relocation of Randa out ties; "She Is kick" and crying ianuo. the burdens of taxation DIscharges Walked," with Mary Lou 11m. this month prematurely Saturday we are ver hopeful," a beer and wine license from to Mrs. Michael Stcttd and Clifton Larson in. Melanie Brooks, I Danny Miii' state." 412 Sanford Ave. to 307 Sanford Aranson. 22. a physician He added Rae Garcia, Reuben troducing the narrative of Smith said the constitution that there was a possibilityshe Ave.; and request for consider- by, Kelly Dekie, Sharon Edwards RigA should set down guidelines to be Jesus walking by the Sna of several ation of annexation of could take a turn for the worse gins, Thelma Alford, Thomas D. - Galilee. -followed on taxation-guidelines pieces of on Myrtle pi)peTt3' ies at any moment Moran, LYnCIII Denney, Wallace Thy juniors followed this with that citizens can always count The lung ailment first claimed Avenue, north Of 27th Street. Oglesby, ~ George R. Bushara, Dill Susan. the third-born, who died Brenda Riley, Wilt LI The new document must pr at 2:15 a.m.. Sunday just ShOTL Extra Edition •. t B Enig Willard ard hours after birth . The seeOXFORD, England (UP!) Basil Tincher, Sanford; Rita time Milow for the ""wI d' Tile possibility of arson is Oxford University student Sails' ond.born, Amy Beth, died at. boy, and ChulunGraham baby of the state to be met he heing investigawd I** suite fire ! Purce 2:15 ! ,l I'111 ISAI IEM, .hminn Si'i't or tijihi hum's and tin' only Inrideni Armored sqtindq of .ini'- was a utmnwiqf tat Inn 1w a III-111111 ( Ali) nit'ti r'ti nor Ompot si nt'rnl don's Arnit lx inn .'hire'keul 1 qhnt nq I mop pal t-nts and at. nmre not Iguis'ernment demon 111111-ml t' l's hi f ile t'l'9 ui iteil ~ st i-;it lnnq in t own.; along thi' lnn. stti'ek. iicr sI(h lq,'nel Suititln'. 'I't,e'On unties - iii ,kituhin 's The nfIk'i oh Sv tlii n Afrnb News open n nut mostly unuti a v-k nil thnt Snout It-not 1ev a- it Ii tstnu'l wet-n ;n'nt'e• i'd I Agu'ni-y , ,\tahinn Fuirt'u'q 1InI1 i'i'oqeu1 I he (iii. 1'Iit',i' an s lilt Ii' nil lila ry hoi'thiv to help h fog I hii,isseln, ncl l-iI v In the till Is where 0P Intl the t-cpott. was not i'I1tfll-n1. phc'tds imioved their thick o; ahunit nit 1151 Itil ci s('Whlt'I't'. mid a rmnreil . .lot-tin nion t I'f)I)S herti tile nov-I dOl'S StItiitIIi(IP(I 1. FROM I0\ It ItI' Nablo'; fltl(I t'ui nent-I' It I'n111fS iii' Arab t-cftigres It'niii c,Pt/tiI. l'iiItst lute after iiisiet'sItig ilrnn. .'urfea' that. hod Onsi rot ill's. "41I "601111114f --. JUNIOR CHOIR from DoBary's Community Methodist Church entertain residents of DeBary Manor nursing and convalescent center. LJW CIVIC Center. ment pmblems of specific areas struggled for life today, but only dent at Duquense 11niveralty. ; , I '.s14 I take Into consideration govern- Two of the Aranson quintuplets The luther. also 22, is a law atti- $255,518 for concrete floating I I J 1u -(..Ift .4, 'I' said. lie said memberf, must PITTSBURGH. Pa. (APi - former kindergarten teacher. row and Bercleve with it bid of girl, Lake Monroe. I. / e Eyed (?) Again --•..- "Jri thpI area of local grivem-1 nient, we have to wrestle with the phrase'home rule.'" Smith I L I Ordina nc 4. 4 . . - ! 1. I _11. -. - commission members, checks nt' I especially I ¼iflfl F face Sion has three areas that will be .i Spencer Sanford city commissioner, received Indicated the commis- .4 Jim 4 ;. _~_N, , .. wish:: of the Legislature or people right" Smith said that talks with f Armored Squads Patrol c I the l9ri Legislature, or the Ivoton. Smith advised: "We should- I not try to guess. It is my experi- I ence that when you try to guess, you usually tinn't interpret the '. I I .4 4 ate chamber. Before the commission was tIu second draft of the proposed new state constitution. Regarding possible wishes of 1 .- 1 mission gathered In an orgarn zation meeting In the s 1. : Jordansl israel Border ' f, Page • •.•••'r 1`17 5. . . ,. -- Nov. 28, 1966 .. ltghlaturt the 1. - •. terficid H. Smith of Rartow. in 4 Page 2 .... • thebestposclblenew constitution with out regard to Politics or wishes, of the lQi7 rraTh Nov. 25. 1966 -- / :1 • ... •. • 1 - ---•- - - -. -••,'-.-- - -- - - •. - - .4 -•-.-. - • -, I - • ' . I , • • • / ' - .4 -- .-. - - - ' .. - " .' * -, I ' - - - W .4 .4 fr W.. P- , ' .4 )j I • - . I ,4 _ �S * See A Dropout' s Story . - 9 1• - S • T • - '/"- L& r ia.. _______________ I~ - t!~;Ot~ ~ ~ ..'11111 ____ 01, I L : - • • -I' ej I - Ray Cram ley F t :3l , J' , I I( I 83i.5046 Chuluot.0 Mrs. Liza Baker I ..." I ,• 83$3317 North Orlando Mrs. Marilync Peterson 32-O8Ol Oiteefl Mrs. Clarence Sn yd er 3=4941 Oviedo Miss Ruth liavidsun DeBar 66 4 Haney Enterprise Mrs. BUrble Ilarrh. t' '-,,, ,.,-all •• ' •:' •• . •_ - •'' having the doctor sit down Fair. But during our luncheon we when meeting child patients, were discussing child psycho- thus reducing his former gaint sta ture to a height more near. logy. "Dr Crane, he began, m ly on a level with the child mo ther used some very clever patient. Even If you graduated psychology on us boys. "Like most youngsters, We from Libera l Arts and spesit were always afraid the other 4 years In medical school, one would get the larger piece you can still be non-plussed as of cake or the most milk, to how to Inform a youngster "So my mother made a Vl1'Y that it Is adopted. '."€._ -- 1 - - Lyleson Says: re Kennedys wise decree! . Oliliflo' lir 4r #aiderh _________ I TCI~ L7 1 - s ' AiauciaItLditor - - I , -,- - -- -- - - I 1 - 4 I - - •'• - - -. - .' .a 1w can register like anyone then you should know what you dustry. else, He may have problems, are buying with your "Yankee' . You have your own choice in Of dkor .. .. Jul51 llc&.is but there are solutions. if a Dollars. job security along with this Onzuzi 10dtior ftstf lthotugraph•r VC travels, there's no reason You may be- surprised to know cuuntry s future at the time you PUijilabac .iiIy •aoep Saturday, Sunday anti citrtutius,; pubiubad why 1w can't notify the police, that several large department make your next purchase. Just u1da7pr.o.dss rsaLmea. forgetting to tell theni the real stores now market their brand remember that it Is we the •ssMIuaau'rloI reason lie's traveling, of name radio and television sets American people who have i'ujs Plows IIiitv.ry SIc W&( course, and omitting mention with tubes made in Japan or created this problem and not the I Ja y •IiNuj txiu*' *i4j. 'I'MN MAIL of some stops along the way. some other foreign country. U. S. Government which preJIC W.* J 0(1 I 'issr Ill 10 I Year If we can't care who made vents us from spending our 3.10 1 Iluaths LOU I MoatS. the parts In theae products we "Yankee Dollars" the way we Choppers For don't car about like bu) then V S Poatal KsgulsUun, ia aawu.e. our changing economy or 1.1w L)einand to know where the Belgium •5 • BRUSSELS (UPI) - The Izievitable end of our country's products you purchase were f (5 Iu$(4 p whill aIItl.d szciuilIIy to Cisc U. tar r.publtsattun of all the least iowa prtht.d bud get of the' lIeigiun gel'- manufacturing industrrns and ruanulactured - including the lii this newspaper daraserle (sta te troops) for subsequent loss of our jabs component parts which arc conMnI4SISd $5 •eeasd OI$SI LtI$T OSIQSOT SI, LOIS At till Past (155110 1V67 provides for purchase of either! ealud from your view, and our of 6atord. YAurtas, under tarn Act of Qca.rs.. at Macsb $ $01. II the present trend continues, ;windling gold reserves will be six helicop ters. *t.tial. asws øi' adVIflis&UJ of this oditlum • No Dart of iUY expect to look under a problem- of the past when you state troopers have you may This Sialorti H.riild way is. r.produuA tz any mmuarnr wtthe* 1t.osntly, . been using written prui*ssiue (isa ubI$ab.r of Tb. U.raId. Lay 1udsvlil the air force for aId the hood of your brand iws insist on investing your dollars or firgi raspofl.ible rot suci r.pi 'duCtion will Is. uiItG.rd a in cont roll ing highway traffic Americazi automobile, one day an American made products. Lnfrsagla on The U,rald a opyrig*t -sad *311 as ML4 111o1. tsr ,, , out peak days. iUiu , that YOUr engine was R. D. UI C damage vinaer ,, r- -- - .• . Ps. --------- - 10 4'.' • • . . . - . U L. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF • 3 . - .-- , .- - - r 1. ,' food order U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF U.S. CHOICE a 4 .. W.D BRAND CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF BONELESS U. lb. U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF Li9! 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I csop.so ST II54 . ,•' . '"• . •"•' - - uu - I " W-0 0""s SirloIn Steaks I ID I . , .- -1$ WH* 1 !UJiW E ... ' Southern 5000 BAG ' TOPyAWI STAMPS . 6-oz. Con ASTOR "THE REAL THING" -. i4) .- ,- '~ I- sara BAG .,,j. - 5 $ lOUD NNU NOV AT LOA Ul$NSIIU FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM SWEET & JUICY -• ' ..sS.SSSSs•eeSS•S• S L lb. - 30 - LARGE FRESH HEADS . -. S S 5 S G OOD TNAU NOV. AT IQiSI. •SNM.Sl1IU MORTON CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY P ToyM* STAMPS -. Cl Two pie. WO S*AND Slip PRODUCE & FROZEN FOOD FA. I a 'emanwe 49 V L . . a YNNU NOV. 30 AT L0CAI WINN-U*$$ 39 Smoked Turkey 3/i. Beef Liver b S W-D URAND . V . . SWIFT'S TRU-TENDER SLICED - I TOPYJLUI STAMPS 5000 . . Lb. 12-ox. Pkg, SUNNYLANI) Reg. 49 - . -S S . _. . _. - - - Cs oN. s-c., P.S. :~ 590 3/1. Bologna Corned Beef W-D BRAND E-Z CARVE RIB ROAST OR lb. - - - - _. _ - 1-1b. Pkg. COPELAND .. 3-oz. Pkg, HYGRADE CHOPPED PRESSED lb. - Rag. 79 . . TARNOW'S WHOLE HOG . 3/1. Sausage Sliced Ham U S. CHOICE W-D BRAND CHUCK, ROUND, ENGLISH CUT, BRISKET -...:.. -:,%:", -I'll I HYGRADE SMOKED 3-oz. Pkg, - lb. '- : :; - - -~ -- 2139 # - - - lO-oz. CHASE & SANBORN ..S; . - r Sirloin ak •0 T-bone Steak Club Steak. ' nc , ..-t.Coffee _99 lb. 43~ Chuck Roast 1b.49/ Beef Stew •0 78 SPARE RIBS FRYER BACKS lb. Short Ribs,. 33 L l. U S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF 4 . - •. - QTS. MIRACLE WHIP SALAD - ':- - [ 8 . Sugar . . . 5 39 .. 49 Dressing. 59 Dresdng. Inst. Coffee 89' U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF ..•., •.. _______ . I . -, 1: 1~ - i - . - - - -_ - . -...",* --- Qis. DEEP SOUTH SALAD U S. CHOICE -.;•, '.."'....."_ with every $5 purchase Please 9 ' L, 1 - 10 you so much running?) saves _ t*_ i1_,_,_- :.,1- _ 1- r- BAG fl L/ I I L.",..) $ p T -1.J: ~'..."-.~-..-.'..".,-.'..'-.'..*.,.'.~.*-".-.'..-*,..* .- _- `-__-_____-_- ...--:,.~.~-.-..--,.-.*;,......:,-.~..,...-.*-.,--."-:.,. _- - ".-'~:;-..,*,-.-:,.,....:,.~.~~'. .... - '' HERSHEY, DIXIE CRYSTAL OR COLONIAL. . Limit 1 with $3.00 " - " ~ or . r end W3n. Ucsos or BEER No. 303 Can STANDARD-Limit 6 . -\ one piece at this low price. There's no limit.. .with a $10 purchase you can get twopleces...andsoon. only TOMATOES . using Japan - . , hd I iCid , ..;.. _= ' .. . - fl (' L/ I I zne.0to es). eigni UUIIIISIJI Manss.r ftIi) ULIit' MeCbsfl$ca Supt. UILI lrItoN1' t), ' YT\flQ Lurij,ip' 1 I se...) %rg p'I\ • l stun UU1.10 $uClIt' 1041tOt JilitiIE AVATI 1. 'u Reg.2127c //. ...'..* ..* each $5 In grocery ur. chose%, you re.nti:dto ' (si ..... contain a large number of for- is purchasing for use at mliimade eompoiient paris tars installations throughout the which we can't see unless we world contain more and mo re foreign made' parts! Why? BeWorse yet, there's rea l y urn look inside, If you're planning on the put cause American made parts are reason 5th) a Viet Cong can't pick up an identity card. UJI- chase ci a radio or teleusiwi now in short suppl) or no long £dvettlaiug bIr.ctor PIIIU) %A5 IICL'i s "hi ME , - * -- - Each week a piece of Sheffield Dinnerware will be featured for lust 9V. For lb. American trade naines whicli I test instrumentation Uncle Sam Sunlurd Herud Sold Only k Stores With 1 PL. FISCHER k Saucer N. Deposit Or Retuta e) let that night. Troops mention t s Ti VC Nov 28, 1966 lir about raids in %'.'Ai/$it £ CiIICI.41Y.. ICIsIIUU ANSI MI*UL.IIBSCSL cape. Page 4 I (What else that Ins so IttIe buy thern, but then there are ~ ese parts: and most outrageous c% -.- .- _-_- -. - .I.11l -5'A1k U S CHOICE W-D BRAND FULL CUT BONELESS IA! i th ' 2 Y140 .:~ . [c1L.1l1U THU NOV. O, WIP4N.tItsIe etot*, Ne.-eop,5ilN'?-t5IS - K 49c r%v~~ us we r,00t) QUANTI1Y nir,u'ic i)FSFPVFt'-PPlCS I~ ", I 11 I So your newspaper main. L..iess IPni I t~vn • rd h foreign markings at the time we. (ments Is alreed c in in an ernuiyoorder is L 10 "The boy who divided the talus this daily "print clinic" cake had to lot the other one in practeal psychology to supA program note of much departure. As the distance 1*The vice presidency, however, take his first choice! plement the omission in the eaning is that the Kennedy tween ADA and former Nation- scarcely is for Kennedy. "So you can be sure the dl high school and college currjbrothers have been signed as a] Chairman Humphrey widen. amba ssador, as was exact!" cuim. the Kennedy vision 101iding players in an annual , BRAVO GOOD MOTHERS Herein I pour the useful •' • u. .CD. F . K CflflCu famii3 persists w calling Oiu ennedy PDutical production of which; You good mothers often can rules from a dozen psychology Hu H. Humphrey used to he Joined the ADA parade, moving Joe, taught his kids never to surpass our Supreme Court courses, as well as the practe or secondplace, be rapidly to the front. a star, It for Justices in your wise decisions. ical hints from the psychiatry . might This political hash is the cole- A late corner, One-time asso- peanuts or politi cs. In fact, it is very likely that department of our medical an remain the White ?'I Tnv - einti of Sn Joseph LL ----1 schools, 1 1. r. - - " - ' ,1 , - % '." , ( The Editor - Mrs. John Leone Mrs. M'%dretl -S.-.. I ) ),.,,:i. •', - .• - ;: - of identity cards. A considerable number of people seemed to go off to work without b() ing checked. I A Viet Cong staying over- Editor. Herald: made overseas. it Is assumed night would likely have Ikeen I ci warnyou will still be vniployed by - fa u repta e a £fl spite up and off at 4 in He likely sim I would have had 'wsrning Urn ings regarding foreign invest- because you v.n be oze of the hamlet would be raided. ment and our windling go VV very few Americans left with it is usually necessary to reserves, we continue to pur a job or any money to spend! tell ii number of officials and chase even more items manu- I If you don't think this is hapthe army before such raids factored outside Dear Old pening now, then consider that take P1-ace. Word usually gets U.S.A. this nation's largest and most- ------- 1. Longwood airs. oflflhi Est" 365-5198 -' - .. •• ... ••• - \\ a i th3-, Bol) Kennedy has found a House enough to accept il 1967 by the leftwing, eg~hoaa ft surely many clever ideas to him, for y newspaper for this serorganization known as Amen- happy home among the ADA somewhat scornful and vice. AN LOC, Viet Nam (NEA) three trucks and three Jeeps. Cong. Accord big to 11 S and cans For Democratic Action cggheads. His late brother, John mistrusted political opponent as which he later got the full erehis running mate. Republicans dit. One police group Included Vietnamese government theory, (AIM). ADA announced that I'. Kennedy, once coniessed -Police Chief Voung Van Boa Many of our psychology tool: me along on his third me in their squad car as they if every citizens is registered Senators Robert F. Kennedy of an uneasy, less than comfort- should be all for that, A team textbooks deal with abstractmated Johnson-Kennedy riew Yorl: and Edward 11. Ken. I able feeling in the company of night raid fri three days-.all went house-ti-house, checking ions and stay up in the strat Barbs 1968.772 could disrupt cards and family in his own hamlet~ if there is Massachusetts would bona fide ADAers. Not so with ham French rubber plantation identity a family photo in every hamlet nedy of be featured speakers in the first hobby. He is parlaying for high Democratic party unless one or sphere, thus failing to prepare photos anti searching 113' WALTER C. PARKES lets. other of that pair suddenly the students for the everyday The chief had heard informs- around the houses for hidden houee and if every Vietnamese and round of a series of Roosevelt stakes his brother's martyrdom, An ex-bachelor who was a carries an Identity card their look-alike of face and ges- became both humble and much problems that beset us. he Day dinners next January. Vietnamese rubber men. This daily column was de- gay dog often finds marriage the police when The first shot came early, i. informs In the 12-page monthly pub- ture. his father's money and his workers In those hamlets had to keep psychology is an obedience school, soldier moves or travels, then ShOUld be noted that In the vised ADA World, which own sharp brains, been harboring Viet Cong. sup- was ft Fifth Division * be possible to separate the Viet licatiol], The parlay is paying off. Ken- November ADA World four U. down on terra firma where we the announcement, plying them with food and firing at someone apparently Dud says the full storms tion -that there- was no mention of Iluni- nedy's political instinct moved S. senators were rated 100 p- live and bump into dilemmas making sizable contributions to attempting to sneak out of the Cong from the loyal citizenry, contained the textbooks ignore. According to this theory: came early because znom washcent on fighting the good fight that hanilot. There were several phrey, no salute to his part coii- i hini toward ADA where Johnthe Communist organization. If the textbooks translated ed the windows. She insists It -The Viet . In 1966 for what ADA demanded I Cong will no tributlons nor, even, a fain son's standing was never The chief was up and start- mort' shou; before thp cheek ~ longer be able to sneak in and where of the Congress. Two of the psychology into Its specific was because he washed the car. hug operations at 8 am. At was over, sleep with their relatives and eCho of taps being somewhere ter than Insecure and daily uses, I wouldn't need to ' tattled merrily over his liberal humphrey stood to suffer by his four were Kennedys. Forty-four suspects were 4:80, 81 police, lined up in the up, Be. it on brass or brains or address the hundreds of den supply themselves Famotts last words: $1 didn't remains. This November issue I ambitious compulsion u) go all dark pollee compound, were rounded up in the raid. They rest with food and information " of ADA World was, in effect, a the way with 141J3. All the way both, the Kennedys are coming. Ut]. medical, engineering and know 1 was loaded." listaniur to detailed in strue- wem largely young men and they have been want to do. 7: tions mu what each man's job women without identity dear John letter to Humphrey. means to Humphrey, of course, - I. -They' will no longer would be on the door-to-door or not registered as living in The veep on his part has spurn- the White House after a second blc to rnovc from hamlet the hamlet. Some had identity house check for Vict Cong. cci his old time iefty.iiberai a- Juhnso adminiztraficzi. hamlet undetected. Bob Kennedy and some others Elements of the Vietnamese cards which apparently had sociaUons to go a different way --1 a man is registered • - perhaps many others - are army's Fifth Division sur- been altered. Some had cards his hamlet and is not there with LBJ. rounded the hamlet at 6 a.rn. that didn't seem to match Humphrey resigned I r o m moving toward the conclusion, 1. when the raid takes place and W make certain no VC escaped. with Al] the thisbearers. has some meaning U he hasn't notified the police ADA when he was elected vice that the Humphrey path toward Then the police drove into president although the compell- personal political disaster lies going to be away, the hamlet in a convoy of In the control of the Viet he's then in,- urge in President Johnson's along the way with LBJ. Polls __________________________________________________________ the police ask questions. great deal of time and selection of Humphrey in 1964 already suggest some DemocritA was to wij or hold the egghead tic preference for Bth Kennedy effort are being put into this liberal vote. Humphrey confi- over Johnson for president in program. Herald Area Correspondents But there are several things dently stowed his gear in the 1968 There is a more insistent Altamonte. Springs to be noted. Though the police ADA attic and became a front enthusiasm for the senator to Mrs. Jos. E. Mathieux Mrs. Julia Bartus for the Great Society. Soon supplant Humphrey as the raid started at g a.m., the pol838-131 ~ 3.l-52o Humphrey and hi old pals were Democratic vice' presidential ICe didn't. get out to tilt. hamlet moviii In different directions. I nominee for Johnson's second hear Lnkr.Forest Ctt Lake Mary 1.-; until after 6 a.m. The roundup Vict Nan was their point of term. Mrs. Msr)'ann Miles )rb Irances Wester wasn't C o nil) Ic t e d until ,, I,-. 834G78 a22-621 o'clock. There wasn't a very - -- , Caa.eIberr' accurate check on who wasn't Lake Monroe Letters Mrs. Jane Caue)berry there; it was mostly a check Mrs. H. L. Johnson I P\r' ,,,~-, . ; Ji;'j I j j-,. I i 1 ,~ 4. I 1 PoliticalNotebook - ., Y4 -• •• ' - • • ,,.,. 11 Thought For Today Bruce Biossat . I .- • • '.. All told, it cost Ferdinand and Isabella $7,000 to finance the discovery of -. .-'.' • _ • Z"'\ . - ' • 1 • - All America For $7;.000 11 '. L ____ _____ while 1 was In Seattle recently "]1ommy, where did I come address his state dental from?" to convention. Even you college gradutes As a former state president, didn't get th e answer in your he took me to dine atop that 4 years of Liberal Arts. American version of the Efffel Nor did you learn how to 'Pe-, with its revolving rest- prevent the usual wife's sins nurant that makes one corn- of omission in the boudoir. plow revolution every hour. Nor th e dangerous Ponce tie Thousands of you readers Leon complex in men past 40. visited It during the World's Nor the simple strategy of - • ' / -- I 0 vast "University fil Print.". showing you how to an Kenneth ry wheit he bluntEdgers served as my host lv asks: -- ____I. .• 1. .,. 11 . . ago, Columbus braved the America. ocean's blow. It was, by any calculation, one of the greatest bargain expeditions in history. Therefore, since we are justified by According to Dr. Glenn T. Seahorg, chairman of the Atomic Energy Corn- faith, we have peace with God through mission, the value of Columbus' three- our Lord Jesus Christ.-Itomans 5:1. ship fleet was $3,000 in today's money. We shall steer safely through every His salary was $300 a year and that of so long as our heart Is right, and his two captains $200 each. His crew our intention fervent, our courage were paid about $2.50 a steadfast, and our trust fixed on God. members mon . Saint Francis De Sales. th '- 91!IL I- •L.f J•P' . ___ - years - •.• .• - M educational newspaper eel- author is a "brainhuster" who usms help you solve YOU? deals In vauge generalities but daily problems on terra doesn't get down to practical firma; not hi the strainsphere! So be grateful to So in this daily column I It is a tin, to meet that acute need by ', 'i'' '1' - ii - .1 ~-% -~* ".1 ,~' _4: , fesanra TCO(W)k5 nftii time and money. deal wi th RhfIttltCtlnulI. But Alas, the usual textbook '5? -~ ALL BRANDS Dr. Edgers shows hn' the sales conventions th roughout practical rules of p,yehol. America. For those doctors and othei usually dCV.IOT*d no t of the real firing tine of ta lented men could quickly life and not by college pT0. read ii hook and thus save la L k ) Worry Clinic - 7, -- :. Ii sometimes even more. That seems it lot not you can get married, have a family and home In a few years ahead-all on of money. 91 your dream car costs only sev- $40 per week. "By this time you realize you made eral hundret dollars, you bum a ride to work and save your money for the auto, a mistake and promise yourself that 11 not, you use the several hundred dol- you're going to get your high school after you diploma. But somehow you just cannot lars for a down payment You've talked your father Into signing the pa- go back to studying again. been away too long." pers," the dropout said, Four- hundred and seventy -four 11.'Irr l,~- I& • ____ Crane's , L.r _____ . . 4 ,4 .,_.e, _. ". .., t.e~-;,~'..,;,~~"'.!~-... 7 .,; Z; ,~?, .;: .,:. -.,-.,, I !.. %~. ~ .~, - .T ,,.-, I I -, f__ "' .4, I . 41 ; -~J ' -7. .. . . , I,. ." -.** "- ~~ .. z" "A car to a teenager probably Is Poor grades, too much money and an automobile are listed as some of the something like a wife because you work main reasons for students dropping out to support the car. The car is really the of high school, according to a Seminole reason for working. High School dropout. "After you have been earning, say Wishing to remain anonymous, this young man came forward and talked to $40 per week, you feel pretty big. You the Herald about the reasons why stu- almost feel as if you could go out on dents become dropouts in the hope that your own-leave your parents' home he would help others remain in school. and take an apartment. Some of these "It starts with low grades, followed by a general lack of interest in school," fellows get together in order to keep he said. "At about the same time, you the rent down. "After you become a dropout," he find that dream car and discover you "you finally realize, all of a sudadded, get a part-time job to earn enough can den, that you're not prepared to hold money to pay for It. "Almost any high school boy can down a real good job like your father. and Then you start to wonder whether or earn $80 it week after school . Wit '; 'L _:;,k,_~i; . Dr. First Anericci .HV '. . . . . . . . - -- - --- --- -- - - 1• ,iuuupinuini"u..'.. - - - , - M .-. - -. . 'n - -. - - - '. -'. . - -, . . 4 - - '--'- �S ' _t._L -', -' - - II S '5 49 - Spur ner Lists Gripes .r :•. , i-.. - •-'-••' to 5, '5I __________ P -.1, , I iators Look o.1 1 , Futur 10 e .. I Florida was on eastern conference record bettermg thL 5 by flnda't, Ch2rle th future toda a. coaches went reeruitin and gave this year's Caaey last year. .2 squad .i weei off before practiein for the Orange Bowl And Spucr' 227 yards pauIn gave hun 2,012 aeria l yard' -arni *garns' fieor Vft ut Teel. and 2.078 yarth total offense for the year. He 2a the fIrst SEC The balm of the bow' game and Steve Spurner'i HeIsman Player to have more than .me 2,0O(-varii season. The only other Trnp tool' some of th sting outof the final name loss 21.16 2,OfM'.yard gaIner In a sIngle season was Prank Stnkwjth of G'eOTJL with 2,1R7 total offense 1942. to !iam., but not all. PTOU Of our seniors c, m,i,-i ------.- w'tr --..%aI4auqJ in Spurr;r, wio in three great varsity seasons has led Florida this great season' Graves said. "And the boys have a thi to victories against nine losses voiced his first public gripe, to redeem themselves for this loss In the Orange Bowl game "1v thrnwn around 700 passes here ii Florida and Wc and Georgia Tech are a lot alike-we have to depend on never been a roughing the passer penalty called." Spurner told outicorin people" S '' newsm "va" figure the He iajd at least tw i ce Miami linemen smeared him after he had thrown the ball, explainingthat he knew, he was fair 1.1111P` m I WYM game as long as he was iii the act of passing. But his complaint. be said, was for wjat he ronsidered infractions of the rule. Coach Ray Graves, asked to comment on this later. said 1w feels th ere shrnilrl he a little more done to urotect quarterbacks il on protected nrn but ma bc thn passer Caz7le Russell the 200 0001 f n,- 2) vth'tc i..4 LU GAINESViLLE (A!' —Footba1l emphasii a - v,s r.-- - ,z . :.• * .•S - • S 1 • . S la1 _J• -4 ____ ____ 11.. .: -. ' IL ________ - . •- .,.-. , the NFl4 record honk with three first pinci' in lIic Eastern Con _____ • - S .5 S ?1 - .., ., /Y SOtTH SEMINOLE HURRICANES. . . The Sotit.h Seminole Junior High School "Hurricane?' open their i966 basketball season tomorrow by traveling to meet Mt. Dora, Front row left to right. Larry Cote, Steve Cockrell, Tom Dowell, Paul Nicholas. - - ,4'8 I've Ever Team Is The Best MR Had' - M0011111111011111~1 M St. Louis Cleveland Phila. -Wash. . Plttsb'gh New York 8 7 6 6 3 1 • Prasei I ghL an 2 4 5 6 7 9 .800 227 180 .636 295 176 .545 229 268 ,500 289 287 .300 189 259 .100 188 386 1 (1 0 0 1 1 nmson e ea, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It appears as If Alabama. the only major unbeaten and untied team, will shoot the works against Auburn at Birmingham, third behind Notre Dame and Michigan State in last weel:s Associated Press poll. The Sugiii- Bowl-bound Tide has a 14I-(I Ala.. an Saturday in an effoTt tt, record to P4i-1 for Notre Dame retain the national collegiate football championship. The Crimson Tide ranked and Michigan State. "1 just wish the players and I knew what the people who vote 0 oot and we'd do It," Bear Bryant. Alabama coach, said Saturday after Alabama cushed Southern Mississippi wanted . . I 0 at Mobile and Notre Dame routed Southern Calif ornia5141 at Los Angeles. "This is by tar the best cal thinL our Lean: demonstrated it j'. i'%r) harken to Rrvint: .easnn poll am thouhi th 'c'ant they expe'ter its to wu-. .':tJi. Wt'i beet 'mnlrig Army's 2&- unset victors ovc - after thf. Irish had reboundeL -Rack in January when wf train their 10-10 tic with Michigan State to drub the Trojans. 'This is our most important vicuiry," Parseghian said. 'i were voted No. I our players ctarted preparing to win it arn this year. in September '&were voted No ] in the pre %avy at Philadelphij., shareci thu Fla.. up.": Florida 21-16. Baylor headlines with Notre Dame and Alabama in th final big weekend of the regula: season last I Saturda , . beat Rice 21-14. C lemson whipped South Carolina 35-10. Mississippi downed Mississippi State 24-0, 'I %!,. - -- e - -.,t: ' r';c C Overcome Jinx UCLA an I Of ' Intl' . I - - i I Mover 1. " ___ _ I-rank Wliignan. led this Stun]pf 87 attempts for 271 U year's Fighting Scrnino l oot yar and a 2.1 average topping I 1'-red Weber's carries for 112 hail team in individual scoring . I . .1 With 4; points, and th rew 101 yards and 4.7. The Seminoles fumbled 13 l)USM.- With 37 CoHiPiCliofiS aizo time. 040", , during their schedule •' 1 scoring touchdowns for a while they forced the opposition total 'ardage of sii. to lose th e hail on 17 occasions. -Tlit record for tih- Seminoles -in additicm. Witighani was the under the present coaching staff team's Joading punter with a boots totuling 1.14 headed by Buck Merts is 13-6-2 log of :t; /for the past two seasons. yards br an average of 32.E in competition against letr '- " His longest PUflI traveled 45 Conference opponents, the Scm yards. inoles were 3-2.0, winning thit' -, .//' Thu Seminoles finished their last three in a mv. - '• .'vaSOfl with sb; wins and iou. I losses and didn't permit any of ! - -- -- ' / - / / , .. ,, '5 ,.•" - ' L- , : -' " ' - --A' / .40 " ' s"r . . I ' - I . _ S :Y" - - Alpert, University of Miami - 54~ .1~!/ , - , S , " I Af4..-~'I,."~. their opixinelits to score in thf. C4ZZ/E /S - .*+'a )R,r - 446;F ''' - -''.'._i' ,' ,4/g' , '7OO,O, /4/ 274'Q/M'5 /,4('/( - '' t'P 79A7 wrn' ac j. J t7' ,-'. • ____ Will FRANK WHIGHAM -. S - Cajun 11 "I don't worry about what Other people say'." said Kansas City Coach hank Strain about his new Chiefs, "We have had a fairly good football team for years but we needed important help. Now we have It in fellows Wins NASCAR - ' . i.:.______ league. - , . ' J S Sun Robinson Leaves O ---- - - :----------- •ua - ' , - . - . p1 -. I -- •---•- - 3 P £C C1 -- - S - I , 4 S S - - I A IS S -- ... - - 1. , ' ' . ' - Bowser BLUE RIBBON WINNER.. Young 'I'iw won ribbons riding "Joe Doakes" at the recent Centrai Florida Horse Show in the Sack Drag and City Jumping Figure 8. Tim's father 'I'oni of Forest event and won ribbons for also competed in this and BknLn . PM. •j I - - P4e BerMI"& Sack !, i - I I (_ ti I I v l , ~. Moore and center F)ick Szymanski, II years: tackle Jim Parker, 10 years, and flanker .finin1g, Orr, 9 years. The Cults, once hopeful of a All 'r ____ ,_._, ____ ___ - -. - Conference title. are : S10 You couldn't winpar your -- good blue suit because moths had eaten holes right in th. h&n+ of theacket. Why tolerate this kind of vandal'ism when Southern Chemicals is so efficiently equipped to clearyour building of pests. No obligation for estimates. iniiii More? SAVE ABLY VP PAY TO FARMER GRAY ALL MEAT SKINLESS FRANKS 29' 394 194 55' 54 74 SAUCE nsc' 69' '794 " pkgo 411" 4.1.08 84 104 : c. . . 3 GROUND BEEF . . LBS. - $11 319 ___________ 49c. LB. PKG. BACON . 38 POTATO CHIPS __ 0/2 TOMATO SOUP 10CANS ___ . - . . 5 FLOUR 4,Sc PORK & BEANS the Alley Cats team had ahlgh single game of 153. The Straight Arrows Pay . wi th JimI Gold's 157/415 leadlag the way. The (bockertalls topped the Alley Cats for three points with the very good bowling of Jeanlo Runneli' 184-162/463 series, 01sue Wattay, 143, and Dornell KilcIlne, 140, Ellen Vaught of .'-'.s14 swiu and IIVAH•S's Squaws split for two points each, Gloria Gelirig held up her turn with Names of 152160167 for a 479 series. LB. 18 APP1E5 ____ RROTS The Brooklyn Dodgers of 1941 the first baseball team to wear batting helmets In a ins' jot league game. were Lt. Dra& ________________________ 411" tJ.16 166 TASTI-DIET LOW-CAL PEACHES ". sC 3195' L4,17 226 PLYMOUTH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE EVERYDAY! 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FARR..L'S _V .; - EVERY DAY I I - -li- "; YOU PROS- 4*1" .1.18 184 45S 494 44 29' 394 104 iu..SM OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY HOLSUM PEANUT BUTTER 5-- -- ' - J:. ;S- PUCE SUNAID GRAPE JELLY 24.. JAM SUNAID APPLE JELLY 2LIJA* -' Soccer Play _ __________ - LOW -HILLSDALE SLICED PINEAPPLE DOLE SLICED PINEAPPLE s..c KRAFT MAYONNAISE served. - MV ~ 1 COMPARE. LewisPaces Navy Play " 0-8 QUALD -' ( _____ W 1, T wef-k and didn't -tart Sunday Western Wednesday. Quantity The Wednesday A.M. Naval Officers' Wives was led this 4 . week by Marlene Lewis of the ..... 41V - Dragon Ladles team with her PETE IIEATHARI) Igh single game of io for a -- - -- ----.---- 488 series. -, Jodi It was a "hot battle" between i the Dragon Ladles and the NAS Lightnings, but NAS Lightning qp r bowed to Its opponent and lost four points-Marlene Lewis had a 190-160/488 series, Greta Oliver 174/436 series. Suzy Iteno with a 185/461 series was high for the losers. The 7 Pistols made a clean - Bowl j" - - V -_________ ic Good Thru ' ' the - Every day's a Savings Day at Food Fair Old! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS like Otis Taylor and Mike Gar- ing passes by Joe Namath that The Bell tolled, the Bull rett. These two plus a healthy tightened the score, charged. the Chiefs whooped it Len Dawson, Chris Burford and The victory gave Kansas City up and San Diego sank in the Gil Coan make the difference." an uncatchable 9.2-1 record WesL And that, football fans, is how Dawson's passes to Taylor set While San Diego fell to 5-5-1. Kansas City became the new up two other Mercer field goals. Bramlett's charge came with Chiefs of the Western Division his. tosses to Garrett and Taylor 7:24 to play and Wendell Hayes led to a 19-yard scoring heave to later broket rd 8flu -' a or 56 yards of the American League. Sunday when Burford and Garrett's running began The story Bobby Bell, Kansas City's pro and catching set up the former score. winner's In the only other AFL game, Trophy mier linebacker, clanged into Heisman Boston kept pace with Buffalo In the New York Jets' backfield in plunge for a TD. Pete Beathard, taking over the Eastern Division by holding the second quarter and blocked when Dawson ruptured a blood off Miami 20.14 as Jim Nance 29 a field goal attempt from the yard line. Bell retrieved the ball vessel in his left hand, directed broke the league rushing record the Chiefs on long drives that and raced to the New York 45 Mike Mercer then kicked a 47 produced a TD and Mercer's for a season. field goal, enough to Babe Parilhi hit Art Graham yard field goal and Kansas City fourth two last quarter scor- on a 22-yard scoring pass and had a 16-10 lead, instead of a 13 overcome . Gino Cappelletti kicked two -v ' 13 tie, and the Chiefs went on to field goals, but It was Nance's a l- victory. - --, - 27-yard TD run that provided rr" Several chapters and time -the difference, It. gave the Pats zones later. another linebacker, I - - a 20-0 lead in the third period çJohn ( th e Bull) Bramlett of before Dick Wood carried the Th Denver, stampeded into the San Dolphins back with two scoring Diego backfield and blocked a tosses. Charger field goal. attempt, Nance gained 133 yards for -picked up the gall and stormed the day, bringing his total to 1,72 ya rds for a touchdown. : 125, four more than Paul Lowe That score put Denver ahead last year. to stay, 13-10, and the Broncos Buffalo beat Oakland Thursraced on to a 20-17 upset that : day for a 8-3-1 record and Bosburied the Chargers and gave -ton stands at 6-3-2, setting up rJ" Kansas City the decision title their showdown clash next SunS This conclusion that ended day, But that's another story. San Diego's three-year hold on t ____ the division title provided an extra measure of satisfaction. With players like Bell. people ~. ,,j~,;~-. have been saying for years the '. - ,— ci Chiefs had the best material in :'.-: -- by -: - : w __ "- - gained Al Yard-i on five pnq-;e-;- : Unitas. who underwent knee surgery during the I96 season, hats been bothered by a sore shoulder the past two weeks. lie threw five interceptions last. '"" also fra,ed the Falcons. Snyr -rreptinriq las vere wiped out by the tempts-14 by It Up : ,ibri-ddod field. i -- -' Dip Whelchel Ends With 317 /f5MW67V,V 4/n 4frZIP /4,19.63'. 46' : was outstanding this season in then cliptured semifinal and 17-Oriando Edgewater, 34; 18 final-game virtorjt's in the pia- -West Palm Beach Cardinal Durocher perniitting only th ree scores in off. this manner. Titusville th rew Newman, 11; 19 St. Pete I Team Record one in Gibbs, 8; the opening tilt and Co20 (tie)-Orland o cupit - "_____ 11 ( 9-I-Ui 144 Boone and Largo, 7 lania! scored twice with Tb 1—Melbijurm Into LA Camp? _____________ passes while none was permit- 2—Miami Jackson ( 9-1-tti 135 3—Ft. Lauderdale ( 8-0-2 131 Total COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — \'ork Yankees, who last year ted in the las-i eight games. 4—Miami Norland ( 8-1-1) i Play Mike Whelebel, of the May. The Chicago Cubs will be batBill Bracken carried fair Country Club, competed in ting first when the maim' league finished in the American the pig5—Jax Englewood ( B-I-I shut 72 times during titc season 87 LIVERMORE CAll! (AP) cellar; th 38( C-Panauna LAFAYETTE. Lu. (AP) th Perry Coma Golf Tournia. baseball clubs conduct their ane New York Mets. and amassed a total of Jack McCoy of Modesto, Calif., City Bay Jitchy Cupit is ati) uriemoticninj ment and finished with 5 317 nun] player draft today, and its Boston. Houston. Washington. yards for an average of 5.3. ( 7-1-1) 75 in a 1966 Dodge. won the Grand 411, low--round total. ( 8.2.0) 61 National NASCA 150-lap late mart on and off the golf course. Cincinnati. Kansas City, St. Nc1 in line was all around per 7-Jax Paxon just possible that Manager 6—Auburndale (10.0-0) 55 J model stock car race at AltaTake' Sunday, for instance During the course of the tourt.urucher will be tempted to dip Louis, California, Atlanta, fo"mcr Wkiighani who lugged 11-Miami May's Whefl the' 28-year ney, Wlielclwl fired rounds of into the Los Angeles Dodgers' go W C1evelad, PhIladelphia, Chic-u- tite' leather 37 times, made 2 (10-0-0) 511 mont Speedway Sunday. the Texafl l-.-; : -r-7u-j fin- ins 3'7. sank a one-font putt for It par -. /. hi te Sox. Pit ts burgh, Dc- yards mi the ground for a flue 10-Winter Haven ( 8-2-0) 40 first point race of the 1967 seaorganizatIon, 11. h1-Mjuuu1 Palmetto, 39; 12- son. Mid sudden death victory over lJ,,rrcher. it longtime Colic-ti trolt, San Francisco, Minnesota, 7Gaverage. ~ -' ntc..__ . --:u swciriguez 10 tile Wttti the Dodgers before taking Angeles and Baltim ore. Close' on his record was Bud. the $34,&0(t Keadies FRANK Cisjun Classic, In' tipped lila tuit While the draft is going on, over at Chicago, figures to be ever so slightly and strode itway' well acquainted with the talent the teams also are expected to For Witt) just a flicker of a smile' that can be drained off the Los begin to lay the groundwork for BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -tic-russ his face. Angeles farm clubs, parti cula r- some major trades that are e' Serzih!inl matches of the • TALLAHASSEE NCAA (AP) -Using A few minuteu latter. at t-. cted tc.i be completed by the soccer three quarterbacks and practu- 13' the Spokane team of the Pa- pe championships b e g I a Picking up the first-prize money time the sc-erie shifts to Pitts Thursday at Berkeley every other player on the chic Coast League. with San of $4.1f5(J, lit' tool: LiuI ,. h,-.zik Cr.,.,, Li - ,__I .ca1l' iirt. • burah later in I h. tueaale fnr •h1. r rancisco There LIVV nenen, oppising Army, and Florida Sta te wound up an Interview in Life nuspirgi on the Spokane roster who have miujot league meetings. nMichigan State meeting Lung its regular season with to cap ala wife' Dely buck in BALTIMORE (APi - Frank sided 45-21 victory cver Mary- had shots with the Dodgers The Interleague trading pen- Island University. Longview,, Tex. od has been in effect for eight what lti'blriur, (if the HitItlnire On- laud that act new offesIvt' might be Durocher is lookThe winners of the two matching for -- infielders Nate Oliver d'i now. and not one major es meet Saturday for the chumJackypu end of the cunversa- oles, recuperating from a knee records. Lion went like this operation, leaves for hits Los An- The victory gave Florida and Saint Shirley, outfielder Jim traiiructio,1 has LWell completed. piortshiip. De1ys, I Win,. Yeah, Yeah. I gales hurn(' today with a detailed State a 64 record to carry to Barbieri. pitcher John Purdin knew yuud be glad, list of exercises designed to the Sun Bowl fur the Dec. 24 and catchier Hector Valle. "1 shut a '72, but i strengthen tilt; It-g. it j game against Wyoming iii El Following the Cubs iii the playoff with Clii Clii. I beet him TIIC slugging outfielder had a Paso, •rcx. draft order will be the New ott the seunid hole, cracked cartilage and a piece of Sophomore quarturbacj Gary ON 100 BRANDS 'J'4 glad you weren't hiez-e. bota' rerno'ed Iron, his right Pajeic, who already held the Easy Victory You'd have ulcers arid every- knee' last Tuesday'. lie was dis• i'ueurtJ fur the longest scoring NEW YORK (AP) cha rged li-urn Johns Hopkins pus, broke two muze school Munden thing by huspitul Sunday. marks hi the Maryland game. Point came off the pace and went on to score an easy victory Robinson left the hospItal on ______________ The Chicage. Burs Itaive wiut crutches, Which 1w has beefl told Johnny Morris, flanker for in the $5L3U11 Gallant Fox Hand A$ADf PAKAL MORE ic-auJ at Aqueduct Saturday, i ree'w-d 1 Wester,j (lunfeii',ace to use' until Dec. L, unless his the Chicago beui-, caught QPN DAILY 9 AM.. 6:I cbiumjiivashipa ill the Nutiojuil knti,e' progresses enough 60 that National League record 310 L hk$1 113 lieuvera are the biggest joSANIFORij Football League. they' can be discarded. passes in 1t4. WL ivt SOP YAWl STAMPS dents In urth America. - '- Anehe' in 19 c,nirrie.q Aq the ReArq do- twn weeks ago and uffered five in I te nnint . - , first quarter of au ganie Thet: weakest periods were the see and and last stanzas when they In M b School Poll vtaken(!ci for 44 in th e ecorirt quarter and 4h in the TiAMJ AI')-i('lbournc has taken top spot in th e Miami iod. Overall, th tOtaled 16 herald' 19C final nigh chool foottiall poll and takes a step points to their Oppostjon's toward 'hr state championship Friciar against the state's fifth liohb Luidquist was th e l!es!. .laeksanvil;e Engiewouc!. and must effective- paiser rn. the The Bulldogs, who finished their once-beaten season before squad having attempted s the traditional 'rhnnksgi'jn Eve games. wifl attempt to duplicate aerials with 17 completed for a feats turned in by Miami High net total of 307 yards via the air last year and Coral Gables in Miami High, 38; 13-Starke, 2f: route Three (If his completions 1964. Both Dade County it ]4—St. Pete High, 24; 15—Coral were good for TDs. '' named No. in the 1)011. Gables. 19: 1CIcarwater. 1 7: The Seminoles' pass defcnt- - 111 - Melbourne Grabs First o S. - W W a. - • 5 - - qhniildpr for -irrir'q \'hui(' •t Atlanta defenses for 172 yards Second 0 rFya 01 roe. Il P1 II % ' A'FCiY7ZY ,4Y 40 /i1"#/ /7574' sF4t'M ;f -- Chief s Whoop .11111110- - - _'_'10, , "/' ''—" Angeles school, lollowers of the follows to the final Associat Golf team captain, won the Bru:ti, have Predicted ft new, eti Press poll for the 1h6G season I tournament on his fourth try era at success br Coach Johnny , before tiji. championship NCA yesterday with 284. He had Duke, Te rounds of 71, 7i, 65 and 72 to UCLA open tti. sealoit Saturcijiv t5 Western, Kaniis, St Jo- boat Xcviii liuUcr of Paint - Chicago Loyola, 'Beach by one stroke, night against Southern Calilor scpii Alpert, 22, needed five strokes CJIICIIUI&ItJ, Vanderbilt. Michit oil tin. final hole' gait and Western Kentucl:v. UCLA polled 12 first votei- to three for Texas West _____ _____ - - shot went Into palmetto bushes an unplayable lie and stroke ________________ 1w' erit and hf'!,I out the Miner enu1t Hii second shut was 4.5 from El Paso withi an uggregati _____ . feet from the pin and he rolled I 63 points to 343 in the poll at - it to within four inches of th e flounced Sunday. Kentucky, the: cup and tapped . only oilier team to receive more ; The to urnament, played in than 1W) points over-al] on thi' - ...1...-.-... i1- -. . near-perfect gothn weather, 1. basis of itt for first, nine 1w- sec attracted a field of 80 starters. _______________________ The final round was played over mid, etc. finished third with ma _________________________________ the ,0]0-yard cou rse where par is 36-36--72. - 5 Adderiey picked off fr ketiloti'q por-R after tile Viking,; --- - '- -." 1. - - i". I . S 0 - xKan. City 92I.RIR 402 241 Oakland . 7 5 0 .583 259 250 San Diego in Individual Scoring -1 WE O66 a - when hi.-, right iiii-r-d in front wall . (;nle Snyer, running over pq 21-10 lend w1th two inlimle,q 101 . the Cnits more Willie Rk'hnrdsmi with about Chicago 10 4 2 when he still e x perienced pain. 7-1, two games behind firstthree minutes left itt the game. New York 7 6 5 But flaltirnore's trouble is place Green nay. Cuozzo and injured veteran 'Vnr,,nln -----________Johnny Un i tas completed 9 of 32 fo,itre:ui 7 7 of Doston for 164 yards. hUt I)fl 6 8 3 4 11 2 I)ctrolt Resul ts Saturday's Victory Montreal 3, DetroIt 1 EXCELSIOR 811RINGS, 7J (AP) -- Adanis State of Cobra- Toronto 4, Boston 2 New York 4, Chicago 1 do cinimed Its second victory In Stmulay's Results (lie Mineral Water Bowl by New York 5, Toronto 0 beating the Springfield State Chicago 5, Ilostoon 4 Bears 14 8 Saturday. Today's Games Adams defeated Northern liiinois in (hi' 1962 bowl game, and No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Springfield lost to Northern 1111No games scheduled nnl In 1063. 1 - - • , mild ,tnnked ;iieteri passes. tnftii , who in on n imRs from Gary CuOz7O to - ., - ' , Johnny flnifwq to only nine t,nrn Green flay wits pruferting a - -- 4A/ gq - •• )' Westem Division Whiogham Leads Sanford - 1 _____ " x-Clinched fivislon title . . 7 71115w&.710N IZIM5 ' :. Alan • 4A 7/ "'-r - titar decided to enter the Los' TjW pre-season poll eompare, ,- By - '4''5 ,;7- 7/F Come ______________________ fiF/Fb'F "5'c# F7'7'4'5 ;z?,0,W11C11,P-cR . //,O&,T, ,'FhOfrE .4 NEW YO1L1 (A?) Wi ll the UCLA BruinF overcome the jinx of being selected to Will the national collegiate baaketbJ ehampionHhip in the preseason Alped Associated Press pull? ps Not z single Pre choice hai made good in the six vearF sinrc' the pre-ieaon A? poll v.'at'. started Perry in 1961. Now the Bruins are the choiccf to beat out Texa Western for first vnt' and a total of the national crown In the 1VG7 iti piiruts. Golf Play Rounding out tin pre-season season that opens Thursday. The long-awaited varsity de- Tap Ten. iii order, are Duke. FORT ST LUCIE (APi It 1Lou.i;0l'c. Ne Mexico. Howi- took Jeff us' Alpert of Woodbrjdge, but of Lew Aictitcior, I abulous ton, '.stern 1entucl-, foot-] sophomore, swung the (;iroi,rui and Cincinnati. Boston Conn., four years to win the voting for UCLA in the AP paxi College, Kansas and Chicago Perry Como amateur golf tourci of spori writer Ever since Luyul, tailed to make the Top nament but he finally succeedCd titi- New ''orI: City high school '° ii' OHIV H ICW pOints. - IA- Y,OZI AIN.P 17- ,q4,e.:1 7V Rated Top Being LOAD LIGHT I - it'i eeund io in The Ram urn ited (Ittry Cuoitn and a nh par frmpts ititereepting a Fran Tarkentun pRSR ti, t'hiflkt' off .a late Mi er-4, I)nrflnlly blorkltut a pilot Ippi Ret tip one tmn'hthiwn anti then - """ — 1 1 aaed rprily 34 yArdq in ley wwo flip hero for the "" "5 ' """ '5" low Sunday as toe ios Angeles 33 only yards 8 rushing aton 1 llRltItulOrP tnttnhintitlhi'uI Rams 237. The ('nits nell en only 140 N 1114 IteMUl t$ yards for 56 ofletislve pinys, fly TUE Af4SOCIATP.D PRESS -' MOPIFI ctEk8A4' -- — a bonit bv knocking nff Salti- hlert; Addt (Jnitac andCrtmorefarreachingthanan in. nt-i' showittit Raltimore ('olts awt'snnuc' Ln Angeles III n e n after pass patterns broke jtsrecl Ijuitas sigius of which stuetured Cult quarter- down. The Colt offensive team inThe once leiuied ('nit offense AVIC-Ar " - WORK - VIA vrd bark Colts ShoWLng T e1pr Age - ,44 41— • In other major results Georgat surprised Georgia Tech 232.3i. Southern MethodIst blanked Texas Christian 21-0; Miami, I'ne7 M/#'r cirr ...., e Wor s' Against Au urn Jege football team I've ever had and it the best college tean; ever seen.' said Nntr• Dame Coach Ara Parseghiat - _________________ '""'' 7 4 0 ,636 253 182 BalL Los Ang. . 7 5 0 .583 243 i San Fran. 5 4 2 .556 258 261 Chicago - - 4 5 2 .444 163 182 Detroit - 4 7 1 .364 187 266 Green Bay 28, Minnesota 16 Mlnn'ta - - 3 7 1 JOC 223 227 American league Eastern Division Buffalo . .. 8 3 1 .727 317 220 BOStOfl .- 6 3 2 .667 New York 5 5 1 .500 229 214 Houston .. 3 8 0 ,273 271 301 Miami - -. 2 9 0 .182 159 298 1% * * , I Brig The thne ' $1R -' 271 12 ---' Green Rn' 0-• 2- (I-- 0 . sciireil two touchdowns and ''t tit I Iui'lr I;it fu,tui• ga,,i,'q h it 1111.111 of 11 111411ts. Nilki, Clnrk I1,47 /46 .4 6cOP 4 P.d Western Conference — 0) 1~111111111111 cilt-dimils. who linve wfiti three Nick 'O 1 Atlanta .. I 10 0 .091 135 357 ' This owl,11,4 Ilivreliqlve wrapup tuuhrio'.cn I .. I)eft'tiqivt' ff,cill- d Ftill 11 C1111 fig In Atlanta 26. 77fO/( ,,q Gharljt Mathews. Back row, left to right, Paul Weidnzr. Bruce Rnoechel, Bob Olsen, Dean Noland, Kent C.astelman, Rickv Browiie, Randy Smith, Steve lohnson. manager. (Herald Photo) n ecnrd hilf univ hriefiy in the nnd In-;t 20 yardq panRing. flick Ri,q jolted the Colt Strelerct. lentliq roffl- m-11.1, liq 0w twil Mo to ,nkiffr'Id rrwntq lnfr-r, rr)(Ade Jim if"Tra. howslif rnretf :46 vre1q with the sititi Charlie Taylor I 1tni' billed rol. qrorpil had ,r,r,';r'd . V//,c"fF . t-e Whiffield A . 11, ftiitii 76 antI 1 5 ytirtis hut for the STRONG MAN OF NFL - - By Alan Maver . 1 A 'o4c'r n9fg Pro Grid Sfandings •-•'.. t inteti urn' from 17 ynrd for thr' apart. Wnhilnj Los Angeles was sttinnitig flIIltI Nov. 2R,lflflfl ri'nL 'nntnr Mir lim's tIn' Gtnnt ituIuhiwnc antI 113 pi,Iut, New (liit'v Viintl tinew fur Vurk I ItrI'I' TI 1 and tan for a Intuit,. _______ 5 I °eU'eD itusseli scored 34 lie thought two incomplete passes late in the game, when The Michigan AlA Tierica points and One Of his baskets Florida had uaed all timeouts, were Intentional grounding, and last years college basket- broke a 94-94 tie UI p Trapp's 11 catches gave him a seaiov total of 6-a south- ball player of the year cot loose Knicks ahead for good. ut the fr azthirb Irrath Page 6 Nov. detent. t,t'tween a victory and tItIIIR%', (;n UnnWs flttu to P1nY by only three beat ing Mlflnesntn 201111 while other three points?'' For the ('ardinals, three more St. Imiils moved Into n tic for other liny olipened n twi-gniiie Iend III lite wp4ttern collrel-plice with . Washington Coach Otto Gm harn pushed his Hedskins Into •. S •-. lii , - A. p . 70 ni record ' Then there was St. Louis' 61 field goal victory over Pills . 4f - . P t_____ W.jY c h %. lOycar points In a "Ringle gnme. "In it el-Azy gnille like this." anshrugged Graham. "what The Wnshinglon Redskjn% wAlloped Ow New N*oi-K Gintits, 7241. in a record selling romp. - 1 •' g1I*. I --" • S 1 . geli'' itiuk . for flip Imetilid strinight week, i Ali held 90AI 111111 ernsed lm, day afternoon: '1 •k .; S 1 -- • l .. they vT'nt wlthnut a touchdown n 28ynrd C,nnlnk tnt ('hii)t This wn-; the Nalionni I-Imtball league on a whacky sun. k S. USAML M . " 11 " Llike By THE ASSOCIAT11) PRESS IN,% S .' ••- ~.~ . '' .. _ ..-.. - ! ;r1o 1 1, ft A . I How Pros Play On A ' Whacky ' Sunday Afternoon ••••• I. .. a -k , 4 . I. . ~,., .. I - . .- 5.L. ;7, 7. . 7 :. rt ' . __ .... . ~ 1 I`. LB. 10 T I? 4' ,~'-,'f ___ -- - irt 1, L L ., - - _ _ - '.ri —1 . - hot . ........ . - '". '''" I - - a . - I S • S e a a a - a S - " '--. 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We hit right on n his crippled transport into treeThe Dnu Tieng runway is less the edge of the runway, the Time ceiling. than 30 feet wide and lined on gear collapsed and we skidded Capt. Richard A. Nagel Jr., both sides by mine fields, to a stop about 300 feet down the S AIG ON, South Viet Nam fit-ed on the ground. day, limiting lillots to 32 mis(AP) - - High-living U.S. pS2 The U.S. niilitnrv command skrn s. bombers pounded the suspected ., The giant 1152s flew in from central headquarters of the Viet reported only three small skit .. mishes in varinuis sectors and + ,,-ong today. out few shots were Guam and bombed the suspect.said 18 Viet long were killed. 34, of Kenmore. N.Y.. managed Nagel said the airplane was blacktop. to crash land the plane despite it put "badly out of trim" by the "It wasn't until we stopped and I started climbing out of my smoke-filled cockpit and fire passengers running about. FAMILY DRUB raging out of control in the "If we hit with them still side window exit that I realized standing they would have been I had it passenger sprawled cabin, PI'ICeS thrown all over the aircraft, across my lap the whole time MI but one of the 37 persons Intentionally, I nosed it down we were landing." on board escaped serious in.Iur,' and drugged It through the tree Nagel's wife is living in Chan'in the crash at Dau Tieng Sntur- tops. The first Jolt put every- dier. Ariz. buck has been in day. One U.S. soldier-passenger body, including Houck, on the Viet Nam less than two months "We scraped over injuries. Nagel was making his fifth takeoff of the day ferrying so]at the end of Operation the Attleboro, the biggest U.S. oper ation of the war. His twin-enCHARLES C. Mamele, gine C23 Provider was hit b son of Mr. and Mrs. Intense ground fire just after Clayton C. Mamele, jjj lifting from the airstrip. 'We had been warned of pas \V. Woodland Circle, and sihie ground tire." said Nagel it graduate of Seminole "We fly with our windows open High School, has been so we can hear it. This sounded assigned to Dow AFB, like It was coming from four Maine, for training as an locations. Then we heard the air policeman with the slugs ripping Into the plane Strategic Air Command. about midway along the fuse(AF Photo) Inge. immediately a fire broke out above the left wheel well." Nagel was sitting in the copilot's seat checking out a Thai air force officer as aircraft commander. The American took I t At Post u Office / . 4.. Hj+i1 - . f • + + + + " 13 OZ. yfl5fl'j• P5 I'III $1'A'i'l HI' Il.0It*l)A Tilt ('Vl-:N tiirm % ('tunter Htrc'ot N.,rf,iII,. Virginia :3o:; 'FA1I NOTICE that ,*, Ire- Iier,'i,v r,*ulr.t1 to file viitar writ t"t, jttiw"r or iIi1etiae, ., I l - or h *41' Ut If an v. 'ronu * orn. iti i, Iai (or' Pet's'ni br I s;i;, at the(fi.' () of th.I '.1961". {'k'ri f ti.' Circuit Court, at the ('u urt Ii uti. Ili Sn it (nri, Seminole ("titi9. I"IorIda. 771, unit to p + -4 I' l S 1+ -• - I' + - '• t-TIt( LtI, I 'A'IF 6- McINT418II, /,I t.irti.' tar I'latIiitff. I'orit (1!fI.,- I t''X I tI, S.4nford. I'Ioridu. lii that ceristlu divorce prof-er Ii ng .e itilitig uu lust you In I Is.' Circuit Court of tlui Ninth .1 U(lif'tSt I Cl rt'uI I Its stud for Semiii',l. (otitit ., Florida, Its Chane-,-r. sit, sshlirt'vlttt.'d titleof said ii" ta'Iti .114)IT11 KAY SM A iIi i-I5, t'IuItitIff, vermus P11051.\'- (iVi'IN I.\TIl1IlH, t)efendstilt and tie,relji tall hut or a Do('I.', t'r.- Confer,si will hi' entered ugse snat you. and list' cause pro. purt. (Sl-Als Arthur 11+ Heckwitii, Jr. (l.rh of the Circuit Court II I P(tfl5j4 .'41+ ?.Istrlti I ' at) Clerh t'-N5T1Itu1, 1)/IVIS M.truu4II i It urn set I'eint Office- Box 120 Situstord Florida 7I I'uhilst, ?'e'. 14, 1. t5 6 Dec. t, 4 r 71 -• .S , + •-,- -: k' 4 1x2 means I column by 2 inches. 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Automatic degaussing keeps color true and clear. 25,000 volts of picture power with 3 stages of signal strength for strong fringe area reception. A groat family gift at big Penney savings! REG. 569 . . . no down payment 17.75 a month THRU SATURDAY $ 9 9 P.e..y's console prices Include delivery In local area. evsraII diagonal 8 Pennuest ri color - TV in walnut veneer! A big 19-i n. screen table-model finished In genuine walnut veneer on solid hardwoodi Built-in automatic deg.uss.r fights magnetism to alwayst Don't miss tho e great keep colors, crisp and clear , shows again this ysarl .. 0 1 5.- itiol' CountY. Florida J0'i, AIeahdcr, Chairman Attest Arthur B.rkwlth, Jr. Publish Nov. :s, 366 k Delivery Most Anywhere in Seminole County no down payment $13 a month CALL 322-5733 W. will I... y.e • 2 cylled.r sV. With .ido.aItc rigs. laser for a service charg. of d.Ii.t $1.00 per month cylladirs as aoad.d hi, t, sea. low $7.00 p., cyIl.der ,•. hill ,- GE IT! in pupuc tirI$.IHU c0$?Ailr s.ND PLO-SAC COPOATlOt ()pen I to 6 Mon. thru Fri. log W. lit STUIT $ Charge Ift sand HAR SAN FORD Sanford Plaza Open 9:30 to 10 P.M. Monday thru Saturday U--- 4 • - • -- - - ¶ 4 -. • - -• • • • + SERVING SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE Ifl" NO INSTALLATION CHARGE Attest Arthur Ijeckwitb, Jr. PublIsh Nov I)I)U -714 0 'S .l -• 1*11111 388 ,'j.I TC.74 • PH. )flflhl ,,,, idtee of Public J1,uriRg Notice Is hereby gIven, that the Board of County Commissioneu-s of Seminole County, Florida, propose to resort, the foll owing presently property descri bed zoned it-IA Residential to 8 -1 Multiple FamIly: Lute 1 thu-u 1, tend 17 thru '4, 81k. B. Tract 7, Sanlandu SprIngs. Further described a lying South of Fit 414 tend East of 1.4. PublIc hearing will be iscId In Court County St'tnlnole the Houa". Sanford, Florltht, In the County 42-.,rnu,lssloucr. Room, on Do cc' tuber !2. 11' GG at 11:00 A. 51. or at soots thereafter as possible. Board of Cou isty CoinWi. loiters S.-xgsittui County. Florida liv J-üIn Al.'x,tnder, Chair- Beautiful sIectior calendars, Ultrathi RADIO FACIAI TISSt ________ ___________________________ ,, + Legal Notice -• . tIAe - ' COMPARE AT 4.95 _________________ JR., OWNER . Seminole County law enforce- strenuous life of a 4-year-old agencies, including Sheriff 'ho . 1ICS and uOeSfl J. L. Hobby and Prosecuting AtI doesn't feel lik when I torney Kenneth McIntosh. Numerous exhibits will be dis- playing. played and the free educational materials will be distributed which may be used in employe training. All merchants of the business community are invited to attend and no advance registration is necessary. nient • : •..:..,... .... •. S '••. • . •..• ••• •: . S5 • See •. S .• S S . . . . NOXO MAKES IT FUN TO BRUSH YOUR TEETH. - M. L. RAIORN - ONLA 428 North Orange Avewe' ., Pees 43445 401 West Central • • - UNPDRD . Save *76 on this Penncrest ® 25" coior TV housed in this beautiful credenza! _ -: -':'" - LOMS up TO 1119 .1. 3rd Sp. PRICES REDUCED THIS WEEK piano gave Randy's f o I k s would have laughed when the bouncy youngSeminole County businessmen ster sat down at the piano. had are invited to attend a "Mer- they seen him do it the first chants' Loss Pre"ention Clinic" time at 7:30 p.m. 'Thursday at the He scrambled onto the bench South Seminole Bank at Fern when an older sister, who had Park. been playing, was sent out on an "This businessmen's clinic IS errand. Hearing the notes of designed to assist the business "Joy to the World," his grand community in reducing losses mother, Mrs. H. H. Harper, due to shoplifting, bogus checks, save counterfeit money and mis- rushed Into the parlor and handling of cash," said 3 P. the lad playing. He laughed and said I car Toole, executive "ice president play another one, too, she re of the South Seminole Bank. ° "It Is very important for the Portedbusiness community to take The peewee pianist Is the sor business of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Scott, every precaution. 'With the bogus check-passer mechanic and school teacher re taking over one-half billion dol- specth'ely who say none of th eli lax's each year In the country forebears have shown any par. and with the shoplifter in Flor- ticular musical talent. William Turner, a piano tunei ida stealing over $4.5 million annually, it is hoped that this and musician, was one of th clinic will help the businessmen first persons outside the Scoti in reducing suc' losses," Toole family to hear Randy play. "I went to the house to tuni declared. 'Three inmates of the state the piano,' Turrior said, "arid penitentiary will be present to this 3-year-old boy sits down anc make their persona] comments plays. He synchronizes his left about the techniques and Is hand just like he knows whit of the "professional" who take he's doing. advantage of merchants. Those "He plays with both handi attending will be given the OJ)- and can play the same tune or portunity to question these ThCfl. the black keys that he plays or A color filmstrip entitled, the white keys. It has to bc "They Shall Not Pass, something he was born with." shown followed by a panel disRandy began taking lessons cussion by representauves from month ago. He leads the usun Cc SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY twice his age. dren '4K-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE" Give your family color this Christmas! inkiing that their i-year-on wa some kind of musical prodigy, has randy 4 toire of 16 pieces and Is taking piano lessons designed for chil . e - LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING - fomshit q first 10-5-5 "H WI MC TO a - - - -- -- - - rc u n cqs - Beautiful assortment of 5 , '',o an, mohair, 10% nylon - assorted solids and multicolors. - - THESE 25" PENNCREST COLOR TV's ST. PETERSBURG (AP) The tinkly strains of a Christ- - - . .•." • ••._ f .••••.. •• i, St. •.e . •A:" .. ••' . •' •. •..•. ' ' .' .•'•• ' :::.'. .' . '•'.. _' C 'e ..S II\ 6 _______ . ed site of the Viet Cong's Central Office of South Viet Nnm in jungles of Thy Ninh Province near the Cambodian border. The province, nmihwest of Sn1 gon, was the scene of tIme nUtSsive U.S. Operation Attleboro. a 43-day sweep which ended Saturday. In the scattered ground ac- or I he U.S. 25th Infantry t)lvi ' tt- au- . it S. rulfltprq qrikl tI,i'v q:iw shut also reported six enemumy itt) I IflutlI'('I inn bet wc't'n the liii I killed in a 10-minute scrap 1!) iutiil fill, uuitit'rs tcn - si rd ('hrlct miles northwest of the U.S. inns antI New Vrnrq truce's. 11,5+ hrsuclqi in rtrt- s rt';curtrnl no Army Special Forces camp at Anti en t nit eaq i ;iIf it's fit I tie Ptc'i l)jereng. This area uris been (hi' scene of sporrIdI(' Puree light contncts Mrur,tlit v, fighting for two weeks and was nor were nny U.S. losqec report. hit by a fl52 raid Sunday night ed in a qr'rir'q tsr ciuiall ligtitq $-uiiolnv by uiiuhtsut flit' 2tIt In for the sixth straight day. The absence of any slinble titiut ny 1)1 vi irsti The Infantry grotmuil fighting appeared to he mcli, lIJ)"f'lIt lug 20 to 20 tnt Ir's Nhim, Across the country near the nlmother of the periodic lulls muon hw.'qt uf SnIgrun, reporter! Cambodian front let', a COIl1flHY which occur In the Viet Nutti I killing 11 \?ir'l (tnig. Four-Year-Old Develops Info Piano Prod 9y Mdllonville Avenue, and a 1966 graduate of Seminole High School, has 1 -- - _________ J. Davidson, eon of Mr, and Mrs. Hubert J. Davidson, of 1511 EMMETT 53C PEG. & SUPER PEG. 99c LIMIT ONE 4 -- JUST WONDERFUL HAIR DRESSING ruptured hydraulic fines in tnt. Legal Notice - - 74c DOUBLE TUBE COMPARE at 2.00 LIMIT ONE ZZ have earned their final interest "We had to get the bird down payment. Those whose anni• in it hurry and the first thing I verary dates fall between now saw was a road. We'd just about and next April 26 will receive in- decided to put It down there terest until their next annivers- when an Army Caribou over1 airy dates, but they can be cash- head called and told us to keep ed at any time and a proportion. turning. We did and then, he laid ate amount of Interest will be the runway was right on our paul. After April 26, 1967, no in flOSC. 1 saw It." terest will be earned by any The Dau Tieng airstrip was Postal Savings accounts. Postmaster Heard suggests The National Basketball Asthat all Postal Savings deposi- socaLioii started i:eeping tors close out their accounts as lounding records in the lftoOsoon as convenient so they can 51 season. put their funds to more productive use. She also reminded depr)sttnrs that U. S. savings .•••. •.• .. Bonds, paying a current rate of .. ..• • • . 4.I5 per cent interest, If held to • . . ' ' :..• •: ..: ,••••. '. ••' ' '. ... C maturity, are an excellent in. vestment for both safety and Inco;L.. .1uI \ reOn i iii next year, re.•:•'•:. .': : : Itintis in the program ::-- -.-•. will I)t' turned over to the Treats' - : : •. ••'.. •• :.''"•, • •. • ury Department. They will be C ...• SiC • deposited in a trust fund, where • . • they will remain available for 5• 0000 payment wit.h time limitation : . • •• .•••.•e whenever proper claims are re*.. •:• ••: I • • ceived. .. :.•:.•..•4 ••••• S i - ' -- 1 been reached since last April 213 with the two pilots. + ' WELLA KOLESTROL HAIR DRESSING Christmas shopping ceiling. They grabbed the few United States Postal Savings available parachutes and tried certificates totaling $33,070 are to pry open emergency winon deposit at the Sanford post dows, Nagel said. office but are earning little or Airman 1/C Ray A. Houck, no Interest for 103 local deposi- 20, of Cement City, Mich., was tors, Postmaster Cecile Heard fighting the flames with a fire extinguisher and pushed passenrevealed today, Nationwide, the Post Office gers away from windows. Nagel Department is holding more and Houck tried to keep all winthan $147 million in the now ob dows closed to slow the spread solete program which was dis- of flames. continued by Congress on Some, in their panic, burst Into the cockpit and tried to , 19W. ?1arch As of April 27, 1966, Postal climb out a side window. From Savings were discontinued, and It they would have dropped into no deposits were accepted by the spinning propeller. Nagel the Post Office. Certificates said that five persons were whose anniversary dates have scrambling around the cockpit + 68c COMBINATION PAK While Quantities Last! 2.50 VALUE LIMIT ONE For the money you need to _____ do your and swung back toward the field. Panic swept the passengers when liquid fire dripped from S Page 8 - Nov. 28, 1966 - command of the damaged craft Forget (?I$$$ i- S Firruib 103 Depositors - and CREME RINSE rice pad- tie. 'tr &ttttf orb t - it Good Through Wed. UMIT RIGHTS RESERVED TECNIQUE SHAMPOO but was on his 199th combat nor- 'reportedly has serious Internal floor. The U.S. Navy had a busy day Sunday, reporting that 7th Fleet destroyers and rocket ships tired more than 1.300 five-Inch shells and rockets at targets in South Viet Nam. The targets included supply mutes, storage areas and fortified positions, the Navy said. - There as still no ord from the U.S. and South Vietnamese ecsmninnds whether they would order truce at Christmas and New Year's. TheViet Cong anflounced Saturday it would stop fighting for 48 hours on the Christmas weekend and for 48 ! hours over the New Year, Continued monsoon rains and generally had weather over North Viet Nam sharply reduced U.S. air raids again Sun- nnfnr rrn1 ttr Nov. 28, 1066 - Page + (inns today, a unit of the U.S. 101st Mvhot'ne l)IvlsioIt repotteti killing six Viet. Cong and captortog two in a 15 minute firelight 19 miles northwest of Toy lion, on (hi' coast. A tittit of the 1st Cavalry, Air. mobile. Division reported killing six Viet Cong and cnptut'ing two In an hour-long skirmish 22 miles northwest of coastal Qui 5--. • + - - +-- --- . . ----.--,..- ._,.,"7• 17 -N ' •"4.'• i4l . .'+' - I j I I ++ --1-- �LF V. t ).. ? -. . . .. .i.._. . .—- . - - * - V. .. -- _ V - V- J r - i - - $ n- --fl ' r P' * a II -1 r; S. # . - 1 _____ .... •..:. - - - •, log the V . 11~ V . .., -- * 0 1. . - - .5 ,. -- . .. . i4 1j • ' $ ,.. - " . ;,~T-1, .11 Tk' - - `MRS. RICHARD ELAM and Mrs. Gordon Bradley (from left), hostesses ~ for a "'gadget part3,," at tbe Bradley home on Catalina Drive honoring 'f. ostess, James R ser, Sylv a •yr11' look on as R third i i ~ It I i phis a nylon net scouring pad corsage on the lovely bride-elect. •, - -., 'ii .. . . MISS I\ITCHER • • ) C 1% °"t her, 11 of Columbus d I d Lt. Dodson was and I ag'reeed that I should have R certain monthly RllowRlico. I have been living on that allowance and haveTI't asked for any extra money. . Now I got this lett,r fiôni my father asking me for an accout of how I have ' Pre-Nuptial I :~ j il I . . I : Sylvia Williams, bride - elect. of James Rolland Morris. . , . . il A little girl, even as a big beautiful thbic decorated in tiut- New! man Leach and the Misses Drama Club and Swimming Team. He received a B.A. de. Miracle Wave Sharon Drum and Linda 3erni. gree in English from Florida With Priceless gan. State where he was advertising Style - Support manager of The Florida Flam- Ingredient beau, the FSU newspaper. 11The bridegroom -to-be is cur- "Seek the Industry's Newest rently stationed with the U. S. and Bait. 322-3914 Air Force at Laredo AFB where 1 21 N. Odk Miss Simpkins Guest one, may need a gynecologist's Thunksgiving motif • i~, . .~, r I i 1 . ! ~ I . 11, I , .t " , i ,1 -, , . , I ! ~ ~ f I I ! 1 i . I i Fern Park Personals . I ., .1 1. 1: 1 4 I j If 1,, I'I .1: I I" V I 91 I I 1, I I i centered with arrangementt k of Focal point was a beautiful 1k I +. ________ I ,;,, .1. A t ;r '~ suiting Sometimes little girls F 710 l. anee - ~ i. (I '' If -i - '.' " , r.. ,_ I ".,*, 1 ~ ..", . 1. , .11 . I — - . .' I . 11 WHY PAY MORE FOR know that you have no other chance you might &a well false- I 11 . 1 Sc 10 25c I - 0 . . ker and Miss Barbara Brunnings. I Fashionettes The WL911araf GrL* mes Honored I , '11PI - 1 I I ______ 'i ' 1411 ,,-, ( ~ 11 I - I-i I - .,. - j1 I I t' i .Ic SHAIR STYLING SALON Anne' Betty i Mr. and Mrs. Grimes were married in an evening cere- 2201 S. PARK AVE. . PH. 3224913 % I I C , : :000f" -,~ . I ", 'I ~ ., I i I _____..._:_ I = Uphoisfery cleaned ._, _ RUGS PROFESSIONALLY I I FOR ESTIMATE ( DYED ". 1 . .-l . 0. Scdes & - I II 0 I 'i I . .~ I :) I . .-- - - - - -- - S r ,I'll 1I ' Z:~~-_ZZII ~~ '---_'__a"' , ~i 1%~ LOU TEMPLE BOTH FOR Furniture no I 1I a r 4-pc our . Box fltOO, 1.os Angciea, (fl May 21 (0 Juuie 21) ('al. 100(9. For a personal You are feeling somewhat ncrreplY. inclose it stailliled, vous and could make errors, so self-addressed envelope. be sure to check everything you 101 Ahb's booklet, 'l10 do. thiiiik before ',0U speak. You to ' IlRve a 1,ovely Wedding," may be using wrong systems. send $1 to Abby, Box (197oo, Try doing just the opposite and I,os Angeles, Cal 90069. -see what happens. 3100N CHILDREN (June 22 t 1 1 21) Confidin iii others Jack & C,ur;mtb & Furniture S IeRl &d uI* & Ig 04MG1 0 _j Nr Kader Jewelers Jean's 66614118*111" 'j , \. ( froin the Jewelw Is always semethwl SPWW.- wAuTy sAwN 112 S. Pork Ave. PhOS. 322.2363 i_. 1 ). ."' . - \ iii 1 1 ' ' 11~11 —.------ - /c, 1 -. '---- - I - - - -- -- -_ Cramer attend the actual ceremony. I'm We plan a big party." The 25th Anniversury is sym. 6fi.11 - G.D. No, it it; not necer r it [jut - but if you do, Jubilee. Silver fashions are de you'll look onlarter and better rigneur this season and perfect groorned. A hat does something at Christmas. Think of all the lovely things you can do with for a women! the Sterling Silver Jubilee. And recently widowed. I congratulations from Beauty V.ou1d1iktosend1etterB to After Forty Oh, yes, you can -- friends both here and "silverize" your hair and wear . Black-bordered stationery and "Do color rinses ever cause outmoded. Just e skin rashes?" — Mabelle. cards he doldrums s an area Whenever you use a color plain white and write in black or belt of calin or very JnL By the way, many widowo rinse, take the tent, which they 11911t, %, I n d s in certaill write &SkWg if it would be im- describe on the package or foldregions near Me equator, a rinse Christmas cards er. It is wise to test Lilly over the occalls. send proper to ILAr'l)e tl( wa days of sailing ves. to friends who have always before using it. Th4 modern bels such areas were avoid. be= on their lists. Personally, color rinses are excellent and ed, if possible, b sallors it is the rare woman who In alI ow nothim W"De becuuse Of tile cliance of Wi&W Ms y Uut I* baving a lergle to them, but it does hupfinding their fillij)s be. of calined for days or weel(Ij "JINTY christalims, nor expect pen now &&ad then. Remember, in the still, humid air, to have one, but there is no always read the directions and 1wing thne and conbuniing b-rm in wimhine a merry holi- follow thein exactly ag pre dsy t,D othas. They expect it, scribed. For 610116. go Wby not send the usual Tomorrow: Greetings Christmas. yd? cTh3W1P.UTIOPI 10 Pt R tAP.E SALE , A7AARZ - CC7I(1 — • - __—_ 1W..t. - " ,.4 "'. " - '7 I - d ____ L. . tI-$ -- , 7WAT oc)F. ,c-;@,j,r woQpw - f WIT&I '-is , I (( / I V L&'I . . 0 ( `1: ------------ )I , -- ______ . / 1 6-?IA SLI6;4rmiscAi.cLjLAT,cm, i Htt HIM N THE ,RfrHr - \ Ptoup,r_[) Pt- S_ I ,~ lt-~ HIS(.r_F-_r EYE ! __:-_ .::~-~ I /*-. .* 1_____7_ ___ I ,_ -_ - .,. ,-I i , \ . 6.<~ -___ I -- . iuu p\C.ous 0 r 0 0 W , - --;j . 26 __ ---- "PA - if il~ I I I : 1, V J4' IA-l'. " ____ I Ir/ ., I ' C .. I ". L'.. -N% 11 ,.'~ I ... 11 -. .:- .1 __ ^ 1.6i__ , I _1 4,,7.*- 11 '; ~`~'R — - W &~~-,r-.<J.^.., -___z__t__:,9tA , " ,, *- V-_1nP%7:1 4, 'I - ~ ~, o, I .tI _. __ - -. , .1. -. - V I - - LAST TiME' s AGAIN . I ,. - 2 / -LlK.JLCTS SLOW IVS A STABLE I TW~T_3 RZ14T, LIE, SAP-T 1. NE3S `1* RUT ir I" $p44pp'y our' 1 - "YOUR f - - il ' t 411, Mv . 40 --- --- __ P 11 1_ I ____ .110 - _____- ...HERE WE ARE! WAJT! I'LL VVE'LL GET 111' CJING' TOO ----- ----- THAT BALLOON! CNF iO r :'... 11 . ii S , rL l - MYG0SH,!4ING EVE-;Z - il _Z -- - 1 .6 '' ~.'_' __ - -1 —/.' r---I 11 ____ .1 . il; ' 1 i ~1 .J~ I . _;i) , I 4 I ) ~0 0 I -._ ._~7 ~~ ,N~ i\ r- I 110" I z O~ i- ~i r .- I~,' 1~1 OPENING 7HEM ! cowr Yaj 42E.%. C~ -~k ALL'*y0(jr2 MAIL, a ~4' //' ~: j _ - .. .__.( /. , I',,-V,JT-... CLfr..( 007 .~ - . 5' - - .7 r ! i ,:, I__j* , ~ -~ . .. . ,_ - . , t, W ON I % 0.t . W ; , / ________________________ r_j W C4 ') ? 0 I 1 .. I!i I ( . 0 0 ,t " .i 1 11, 0 0r ll ' . _"14A 01 - \ WA V I" , i I/ - . il I - M.-1 - Id _ -. - -----.--- ---------- I - ~ I - I 0. 'I 97 _____ •1 flk~, ,_ f (~ ) - a ~;, / .. -. co .-. T.- ( Rum (w. i Qw'J li-1A1INk 1,gz-e ~r - FT - ) - -- CAKE StU A MARVELOIJ5 1~tl ) ' 12 - -- - them the floor V _7[~ 3 - WHAT K10D OF: A y - IF YOUIC CHILD IS BORN "/ TODAY . . . lie, or she, will be 0 one of those exceptional people . who derives more pleasure by I it ILL\~ X taking around-about way of doI Ing almotit anyt.hing, and this quality lends itself well to tile / inventions, promotions. ld police, detective work, etc. Dealing in new products Is ulso fine here. Early teach to com R , p!ete any work that 'as ietn _- otarted and then the chart be- , a_ just now with regard to per. res ul ts. Of course, with a prnurnnt ink pen. If 20) 1 oret about going off On shrunk or soine tange What mill take away this care rhould be taken to have till' gat this out of the reach of chil. tAretched from laundering or on obligations that simply have smell?-SUSAN to taken care of Be patient its prcseuit DEAR FOLLY—If }OU are dren and pets and not placed wcaring I murk V. co-worke r who actual size. b iii d ere ng for an inexpensive Such thrift shops often have upset. Control your temper at to take to your club's Christ- M RS. F. S. W. — stacks of shirts, gowns and home tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. so on for infants at extremely low prices. These can he loll- 19) CertaIn amusements crop ed, bleached and sterilized so up that had best be i,tudied first ;:I.. or you could get your.self into have an ample the mud before you know What Supply of everything and thus ative a new mother from con. is cooking. Accept only the best. that hot)n by that fascinates You. I I PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Anyone submitting a Polly's Dear Edyth Thornton Mc- "I have been married 25 years Problem, a solution to a prob- Impress others favorably by Leod: Plestse tell me, is it abso- to tile ,same man. Whut is the lew or a fuvorite homemaking showing that family comes first byinbol for the 25th anniver- ideu will receive a dollar if . 1 tt d the recep'1 . Polly their bidding very easily. (,et sary. Incidentally, my unni. P011Y uses the tem s busy with work that needs to tion for a bride whose mother I carlit versury falls on Christmas Day. Pointers. t1 - -V. - - - 1 jectively and you get own an- 2 bound to rea son that West luiis FRECKLES OU DID I CA' co I-4E Og,tR.TO Tow US flest more and ou can ~TAATON PORMSE / not opened that three spot front operate far inore efficiently. AND PUT A STRAIW ON HIS 4: either king-three ot- queen-three LEo (July 22 to Aug. 21) , a diamond. , Aill return and East , - 7r,W A .. = I " " \, ~ ~_ If South drops flip king East and listen to their tales of woe . . . , instead of voicing ),our own. or-,. may decide that it is it singleton 6 'L " - that you are understand. --O. I -r ~ ) I and East may try to cash his inR. Avoid the social in P.M. &n -d(A since such contacts could lead W ace of clubs. __, 7 .-I / / By Polly , I -- '' NJ co * ( ' - ~ __-- ' / ; (s,) -_ - jj! 5 IS IIIIIIIII ._.lh I I- -- _~ '-, II 1\ - . warranted criticism. Think oh. W. eetui 1"my DOWN - *0.00 wvamx Downtown SI"ford NO A"Ouffulm "035"T 't/ .-. husband's death. Should I use become what I call a "Silver black-bordered stationery?" - ette" for the occasion. complete Old mmur. Fenno pievia - 0" akta"L ftwistwit. Lags* 91 roma,faftw umessins. Debaw cowft imper 95 $ r __ ') - - - I),, for the busy day You can have. _____ It's all 111) to You. I'lall soille. — -,.%-- ________- -_ . __., Z_ I.- I r vo,, I %.j[ - " ,i doctor, thing interesting 4Af?D EP.JOUGI rop A'IJ' profitable, &JJ. eJ0JG, ______ C YIX"Ll - - %%VXILo'4-r) then carry through with pride. .- ~_ i .- V Troubled! Write to Abby. assurance. e-- -~' :,6 ,;,% il ,1 =~~ I ,,8 -1 abroad, informing them of my a silver brocade gown; you can To,11101111111 so Ism S35A0 VALUK co from sAVE cc \' "?, ,, * to him. let lier go to nnoth- V1111GO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) If Enat reviews the bidding lie Don't risk spoiling your repu. will note that South Im4 jumped tation now by venting your Ire horrible diamond suit gives from four to six spades. That niWnformation thin the sort of bidding indicates a oii1 o v er your particular affairs three heart call th vtiersb.. With potential Get buss at y ou r special job somewhere ThS!'S is nothing wrong with woith E losers in both clubs and dia- and (to it well. Then all goes 26 the stx spade contract except ,%% -ould mondr, South Pass 36 probably very well all around. 39 Pass fluLt wban South sees that three hHve tried a four no-trunip bid. of diamonds lead be is sure 1,111RA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) FIIIA PAM Pan Hence, East should not be fool- Conferring with those who have tMt it is a sirWletori and that - load"-# 3 y hilt Y011 had vast experience in what. & Mgm"=A mff is going to deace of diamonds If Sou don t. try e v er field you are most in the you get nowhere if M am ewug~h, East wins with meekly plays the seven East is and South should tiy. terested right now brings fine ideas, advice. Brilliant new , . ' rF SURF'S ) C --- (\ .0_I_V. ' I alli I ____ aud hOMM *"Wft**W 00=61i0ft &M" The nxm you $ YOd 5.ChOe TOWLE aftIctim - cawy a few SW M hwa. _. 1\ 11 of small job s, olds and end' Dl AR \I Vi 1 N(1,ANI) 1 R Tell sour husband that 11I to be ilone (aim', through '.ith that big plan that Is o vi 'OU to MRi ' ho is an me and If the lattet is tal to flUI MI(CCSS and COflUfl caught, lie will 1,0 11111,Jeet trate your efforts upon showing to prosecution himself. If yoll Are in no way petty, plea. Mac cannot or will nit) yonc pes tiferous. undo his theft Ii', icturning ARIES (INInrch 21 to A ii l9 the stolen parts, then Ills hbe tter In et right tth e had letter lose him and puRr duties I f Instead f that he atna lost ig i1 try 111 °ex / 5 S off to some foolish tangent. Don't nag Anyone. This could get you into a peck of trouble W Man 15 enr old girls pro- that it beat molded fer continuing with their TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) f pediatricians. Hut if your Stepping out to the barber or • ,., Sanford / I . Mama F0Pp011t1 PERMANENT OVER 35 YEARS At First 8: ftimtto (AlwgW& old post office) "' -.--,% - .%,%..,..", " Ia i ' . •.. DAUGHTER Put a little sand In the bottom of your canary's bath bowl. .- CLEANERS, LAUNDRY & FUR STORAGE 319 W. 13th ST. PH. 3223315 . . /. . 0 is log M4 r I WAVE ,, : . 6 SAVE UP TO *W.00 A L^*TK0 TMW CXPPWt ON $AtC TOWLZ SLT$ MOTHER I ILLARD GRIMES of Lemon Bluff were guests of honor at at dinner party on their 50th wedding unniverkiar.y, Nov. 15, 19666. V . ijx, MR. AND MRS. ! , 0 4 HOLIDAY SPECIAL! I -I i; : 11 .IU I - I - V .i ., I , 0 0 _____' I "hat to do The tor Ia )fl'ercflt for iimiieu'r Irk'a to fl-ne. the names are false. force flfl into iin' position in NEW EN;LANDER which a considerable number I ? I ~ $I.,.Is '._.''-2 "'"& '-._ -- 0 ________________________________________ E WH IZE WE TOOK THE OLP GENT AND H15i GRANDDAUGHTER# NEG BUT MOSODY'_6 HOMO! , 4 :P. w 4'eW TMEN W"01" HID R5 WAITs EASY. LATER HYLsR OF V9 FIZI NED Llkb THEY MAY TO SEE VOLIR GRANDOAD: sruRW sooflj - V -1 L. - ~F. I - - WE1 NOT 14IM5E-LJr_.8UT IT'11, GXfiAr ,;:~,, 11 r, E%WERATINO TO MAVE- 4M 49 00'rAK%l10 I'. I V. HE LEFT I IHLE . - ______ . 04-1,I . /,- _. .1, ) / 4.7t I .1 J.. , .,.~ I%.; ! ,. , ,*% ~. . -- _ t . u M. -R, I WE L!3T 5IN i' rc'c L r I I- C 1ELLI'3 WHERE. -X 6 E4i~ nford Flower Shop Cot. E. First & Sanford .. . ...... ..r ,, * , * *. r .. '. . * :I - - , " * ?,'1._ '. .~. -.. $6,j,6 7;. 11.1.* .. 4;-" -,4..,~. .. - .0 - '__'-.7- I . I- $ - do-01 ., ;~j I ; ~ Im I nuptial rites. They at resided in Lemon Bluff since 1957 and have been active in community 1--le . I . I - . .1 , -* I L 9 I I! .1 I1 . ~ ; 0, I iI: '~ I - --- , *. . . I zj it,- Corsa ON TOWLE STERLING I //\\\ ;:: ' L - " 'it that smells lire moth balls for fast t V : ' 0 . ) ( / ' 1 ('11n .4It 71, 1. i P'' W given you h objective thinking DEAR 1101.1.)'-In answer persons who have your interDEA.R POLLY-It seems mar, exchange party, try this. that the ideas in the column Buy a child's rolling pin and to E. 1,. C., who hiis trouble ests at heart. Then get busy that sound the simplest are mbert t-, cup hooks to hold with the odor of cigar!;. I USO and bccomt ccn more produi the most useful. With the chil- a pair of pretty pot holders. it small (fish with a vinegar-sat- tive. 4.;h o%%. Illuc h attention to dren in sebool, book covers are Tie a ribbon so it extends urated sponge in it. A small home and family tonight. to S t(I11 AIIIUS Nov. much in demand What could front handle to handle and can bottit wit h t- ic top l ef t 0 be used.—ETIIFV.I. lice. 21) 1)omi't sic!) lflt() 5011W he h andier 'or th' "se than be used to hang the roiling could DEAR - Mothers argument that may he brewing those used road maps left pin en the kitchen wall.-MRS. who shop in thrift shops for bet%%-ccn an associate and a from summer trips?-EbIER- L. C. their children's clothiniz utmally higher up. %Vhen it is all over E.L. DEAR POLLY-Do tell N rid of stale cigar cannot afford to make mis- you can act decisively, be of Might be a help to their that to get takes. NN'hen I nil, giving any real help. Keel) personal affairs Odot bile can put three or four geography, too.-POLLY Itablespoons of aninionia into a clothe- to such it shop, I id- separate froin demands of part111`1 111OLLY'S PROBLE. .int of wiiter in a glass con- ways inairk, the correct size in. n(.-rs. DEAR POLLY-11 h q, It. 11 1 SOUTH (D) &AKJIO'9642 VK4 # XQT lin/c/106 I _______ qJ1083 * AJ 209 I • . 7 .-I ";`,II~~) w. LOADERS . )'Y f, I If 9752 *3 is the beat bid at his disposal. A two no-trump response is inadequate while either a trump raise or a bid of the 10al of clothes when you can do the same thing at WES. KAY for only. -- " North's three-beart. respontze LESS? I : 46J93 —__ - ecast TUESDAV knows m Mn 'r' NOR'IB I&Q5 shouldn't work but when you Something from the jeweler S ng special. is always Miss Sharon Simpkms, Miss Karen Scha rf , U iiilSS iuU UC- last by serving cranberry. _-_ I1 SAYS: If h Jacob Some false - card pla ys Linda Monohan, Miss Peggy ss ATTENTION SANTA CLAUS! . WES the birthday festivities Doucette, Miss Mary Lou Me. Carthy, Miss Many Doucette, orange-flavored syrup with pati. eake or waffles. To niala. tliv ~ syrLIJ), C01111bint, I CUP Of 11111phlblended syrup with it lo-otinev ' u pnckagt. of froicu cranherr Mr. 1irrd Mrs Willard cirimt' Orlando restaurant. mci1 of Toledo Ohio shared burnt. wear for spring Watch fine fabtla oran-c relish in it saticepan. Thirteen friends from 1A,mon the memorable event with the of Lemon Bluff, were guests of 106 P&6 Ave. 323-0313 Heat and stir to blend. Makeii honor on Weir 50ib ani For formal evenings around the I Bluff and their niece and ne. honored couple. 2 CUPS ill hearth, designers are coining N(o 1i, at a gala dinner at an phew from Orange Cit',, for Grime: chose for th e oc UI) with sh ort an long ner sheaths or tubes, classic I enhanced with a lovely corsage draping, tents. The glitter of . of gold roses showered v.3 t I jewels on many of these con'C gold ribbons. Mr. Grimes wore tinues. Laces and embroidery "HAIR FALLS" are the teenage rage I % a gold rose boutonniere in his are other marks of additional 1 ;.. PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW coat lapel. formal at-lionie togs. Centering the dining table COMEIN NOW S 00 OVERNIGHT AND SELEC I was a beautiful cake embossed L _~O~ or~ I? I ~ rirl friend what her husband ' ___________________________ i - Simpkins, moth er of th e brideelect, and Mrs. Gary Seaberg, Airs. Cheryl Messernick, Miss flunipities, FOR WAFFLES Put holiday flavor into break- wiser-eeept him and Sam. I am terribly upset over this, Abby. Should I tell my . US LADIES cast an nurit of glamour over Sanford Navul Air Station, Friday. Shown here chatting in the Operations Office .suit rom left) Mrs. Everett Dirksen. wife of Sen. Everett Dirksen of Iflinois and Deb'ury. who was seeing her husband off; Mrs. I1i..beit wife of Liii Viii Pxt.uauit, and Mm Mike Mantfieid, wife of Sen. Mike Mansfield of Montanit. Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. Mansfield flew in on an Air Force jei with their husbunds to 'pick up Sen. Dii kseri for an important meeting with President Johnson in Texas All i - were gracious 1111(1 cai ming 'wh 4-.'i • ree iltOWh i4iu erald 4ile posing for H tographer Bill Vincent, Jr. and being interviewed by The Herald's City Editor, Dottie Austin. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) ncerning p'Eita! d" with parts from his old Pecond- h and car. When Mae's 'wife came out and asked what was going on, he said the ear belonged to a friend who agreed to trade parts. Then Nine drove hack to the lot, And no one was any the 17JI STACEY C OTJLTER, iI dauger of Attorney BRING THIS AD FOR A FREE Misc Mary Lou McCarth y.The Har','e Coul- WASH ON YOUR FIRST VISIT I honoree also was presented with ter of Bear Lake Road, y the hos' Bear Lake, celebrated tessis. &AI _kY.. her fifth birthday, Nov. Refreshments of punch, cake, .W with her friends at nuts and rninU were served to7,nursery school sharing , ... : been spending my money. If I am supposed to he on Also, you can save even more , money by using the huge 1 es and wedding bells. Games were played and priz. ; th Shinso Prom Our Glittering Now Fabrics For Evening. 1. t 1- 1'0 _____ ,, about. u . - lems, and for a variety of offier conditions she may be disturbed Night .. '.. '' . 1k . for reasons known only to themLovely 0% selves, wW Insert foreign bodies choice sueh as clips, crayons, small Box.d. toys into their vaginas and Uiese, of course, niust be re. Free of Charge moved as promptly as possible Ii IC by a doctor. FLEMING'S An adolesceni girl may need I C91ft ~ I - . who will then accept examina. tion witbout any trauma re- ~, r 4r. Fete •. . CAIDS ,~. I . OR physician urged prompt atten Oak Lane, Fern Park, is a pa tion to these Ills tient In Florida Sanitarium and If a mother is rearsured thut Hospital in Orlando and will her liffle girl will not be dam. Monday. aged in any way she, in turn, c . 1 J . Of HoTtor n - __ ., man Then he asked Sam to folln' him. Mae drove to his home N Ahin the Mares. Fred Pnriuiui, Bridges, •lamoa Drum, J. w Joseph Saunders, Willinm Kir- Brown, C. E. Carlton, Hugh he is atte nding Flight School The honor guest was present- attention from time to time and In Itul guests won Mrs E W chhoff Ralph Jarvis, George Cnrlton, Walter Morgan, Nored one of Heloine's 'famouslY diere Is no good reason for de. t recommended nylon net scour- nying it to her. Th is obsea. . .. . .., •.--. , , ". I . ,. ;,-,:~* .;, I guests received as gift memen- meeting here by Dr. Nlincent, J. . . -,.:,.'' ~ 11. . .,r i Miss Sally Simpkins of Long. '' I , : Capraro, assistant clinical pro. too plastic butter dishes. "'. 11 il bride-elect of Michn - I' fessor of obstetrics and gyn[-A. ;M , 't. II wood. , .. , 1 "I . . 'Floyd Hunt, was guest of honor i. . I 11",y ,,, the State University .11. . ATIS ; I of New York at Buffalo. Notin P, recently at a bridal shower giv. . I~ O..n:r r,,. ." I 11 contract va"inal infections and i ""I", I~ 03burn at their Sanford home' .' ''. 4 _I it 1. , I.-,,,I %.1;. I . n, .~-! I at 2404 Grandview Ave. . . I 4 ~e' '. ,; " """" ' ,~.~i,;:~I 71 w By JANE CASSELBERRY of gynecological problems, the illi ,. I'll, I Table ( for the event was cov1 birs..Alfred Thompson of 2917 m 1. , BESS where he was anremerofte M edical News . ; , = BEAUTY SHOP from Seminole High School Mrs. Gordon Bradley, Mrs. A pot pourr! of useful gad- used unlimited imagination in Williams, mother of the bride. Chapman, Lnrn, Burney, MI`. H. James Riser and Mrs. Dick gets which the honoree receiv.I their gift selections. elect; Mrs. R. E. Morris, mo- Stewart, George Hughes, WaitElam were hostesses at the Refreshments of individual tber of the bridegroom-to-be; er Fesler, Art Harris, Marion Bradley home, on Catalina cherry and, mincemeat pies, and Mrs Laurin Baxter of Nc Roberts arid Ted Williams Drive, Nov. 21, to a "gadget coffeL, nuts and mints were Cumberland, W. Vu.f the groomAlso the Mmes. C. W. Johnparty" complimenting M I 11 a served buffet style from a elect's grandmother. Williams, Bill son, 31imes 11 I I es Compliment EVA pi ion 1dnn'tnni For _' man, living sway from home iv remove several parts of hers, and becomes upset to spruce up your spirit as well went to college, my pRrentS . I,.% ill) to*' If ld uld t:: :o : the end of THEIR 1::: DFR ABBY: I ani an onb "child'—if -on can call an IS-year-old girl a child. and Psi Chi, Psychology 0 and Mrs. R. W. Dodson of Lock. society. She is' currently a reporter for the Columbus LedThe marriage will be solemn. ger. on D ec . 27 at St. Luke s the grand The Mrs. George W. Methodist Church in Columbus. daughter of guest of honor at a bridal luncheon, Nov. 19, at Maison-Jardin in , h ______ ers Altamonte Springs. Hoste-spes, Mrs. B. F. Wheeler Jr., left, and Mrs. Bill Mai-tin. right, both of Oviedo, presented the honoree u-ith a green crystal we bucket . Invited guests were Mrs. R. W. Williams Mrs. R. E. Moms, Mrs. 11'. H. Stewart, Miss Sharon Drum, Mrs. J. B. Tenvilleger, Titusville, and Miss Anne Martin, Oviedo. 4V• V .1 In Talla Dodson are Mrs Hampden C n er it y a State Univ klSt a mom- fluflose of Sanford and the late ' $ hassee where she WIL Mr. DuBose. His paternal ., LVIA WILLIAMS, center, bride-elect of James Rolland Morris, , i ththka I#, " - was JL ect was g The bride-elect Columbus High School from shere she served as Pre' ('nt of the Young Rpuhlican Club and Future Teachers of Amer Shc was a mbeiofth ica c National Honor . . 01, ___________________________ Edwin Dodson, of Sanford. .. V - -% .. . their of Martha Lillian to William Edv.in Dodcrn J' U son of Mr. and Mrs William . . V. . whAt*!k 11w (uric 'io;ii father k no ws l'I(St. It 's a pMefltfil habit hut. ct.,it aflflO?5 flW. t nl children for an acI am i, slim, and not. ha d cimuting of how their tmc )oning \h husband keeps and numc arc spent But asking me to touch up his you 'hould not h ave to itemhair He has lots of It hut ie n or expenditure' as it's *11 hite Would if long at oui are 1irng sfth you worp me'~ I have enough in your budiret. 5 trouble with hum as it is. SHIRLEY DEAR ABBY: One eve5 rung last we ek nn heat girl DEAR SHIRLFY. Tell friend 's husband, Mae, asked him he ma,' as well leave niv husband Sam, to drive the snowon the roof as long him to a used car lot. When a' there's no fire in the furthey got there, Mae talked — daughter, - 1, that h nien about fill this nhiit? (Th MY m N 4M 11, riming :z engagement and nj-i. pronehing marriage " I ' : my . man. It's h1O to MITO. It couldn't. be Rithing of Columbus, Ga., are nnnotinc- _______________________________________________________________________ , "" ~: , ,,-g, I I mits the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nitcher • 5., d,whø ARdB\ hus. hi, wo -.. . _____ 1. b Told Engagement _____ 11'. * - DEAR 7O, ____ ____ By Abigail Van Buren Horoscope : y Nitcher- Dodson ~01 1. .111,101 - .. :. t. t;_"'111,'01. . 41 - I DWU I Zbj ___ .! .. 1966 race2o irnfiwh brrnth -__ - ~-j ~Ih. - I % A. I- 0 -_~, A ,OtKMIAIO~ - I %\,~\\ , --- . . -_ ( "The Stars jsiipc, l.icy (10 a ot coillpel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOUI Carroll Itighter'ji Individual a" Forecatit for your bign for De. cember Is now ready. Foi- your 0e, P copy Itiend youi $1 to Carroll Itighter Fo.-ca.t. ' The Sanford )lenuld, Box 1921, 6v ji()Il yw()()d 2h, (,j! 1. W ------ - 10 F#/,1W($f.i'(15Nê5 Mt* RAIoA! ,;,,e4A V -WltoiV - . 1 .4 I - - - 10 I - I (0.~!) ,-,_, ~ I .00 . 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(Color) HAVE I 7OLP eunDose money Is Imes TTA''OLrrOF at .SOH l'JT (FC.OMYU iG A LITTLE CAVJ ___________ I / - I I . •;iI - -- ___________ L_.. I E . 0 I \ \~~\ Jj kkl' 4 1/1 'I P. tI - E _____ 4 lifetime. Un- _____ Tony Mu- and when fortunately, Howard Sprague son) enters ft-9:3(; Il own I .I.r ~ .~ , i I I -ff# :1 -• ' 4 I \ I _________ j ' 1 I ___ 11, Asion AN DON'T START YOUR OLD TRICI< WON'T YOU ANY OF CALLING M GOOD TO PET NAMES T'T' A?IJD He (AiD IT YOU BEt I I MODAS J MAIE .- UP' H! . ____ _____ - SAYING - 'I' - - . 1 -8 11 - , L 5N •- ' ZZZ_ __ - 1, - t P. . 1-0 - ( I a "You know - what would keep our car from getting lone. some in the garage? A Pony!" /_J ______ TIZZY - Kate Own by 1 mIII `r14 A7~s __ WHAT'S j __ ItAT2 ___ '_ cILrnuR - ( IOLD HAT' / .11- i __ IDFtNl 'TEL'r') IN I () I _______________________ 11 :10 - I 7 J1\ I 'l U LL () 'rnntght 15) Theater of Stars The Late Show u+ 1:00 (2) News aiiy ij :, I ___ ____ It __ News (ii flotinit & CecIl hi:l0 t) H.'nniscy (6) Romper Room (Ii) I-:xerctsr- or thus dern Woman I MD- aUto ULQLtUQQkO-LR .NBC IQ Rek I they News Dick _______ I van Pr@Vtout The Dating Game 1:110 (1) Jeopardy Islolyl ICls_41A.iIl Sweet illusion s1l1l (t.11RIL E l ii'ftI' i°•1 PJ.I 4 Official S Eiiited proclaymbuill ACROU S Yearning L. 1 === I _________ (S Cut into _____ 7 Sleepers pound (p1.) II Great lake 11 Invattdati 9 More than two __________________________________ 18 Vision 10 Gunlock catch 14 Baseball term 19 Night belore 12 I'sil season L 131bb 16Headear 1_IEIT o i 17 Common lund 15 Heavy ms BI Lincoln's 19 Symbol for - - - - --- -. ni&name - 30 Spanish 2iIndlvIdual 3$ Stay 39Sbip'amut 28 Tavem drink 29 Angnumd 32 Wgb note - 1/ - // I -- - - .. for instance 52 Pull hard !I} ( J 12 Is Z/" _________ - -7 .- -i d co;, lRE? - - - i'11( ___ ___ __ ___ - 310 lhruw (dh) 42 - A --- ________________ _____ - ____ Soon, this .,. TASKMASTER,.. dE a 4 . I . 408 -_ 14 . __ - -:-'; I •', Ik - j -, 1 , 11, - ' - - ______ 1 0o ________________________________ 11 _____ / ___ ___ air A CLASSIFIED - i f Tim ' t . 1JW -J1________________ ____________________ t 2vIra*sI.a S. k 0. the ,a.I.suMas. i , - still Found i 1 ..,\\ - 14- ____ You and each of you are here. if (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) - t$EFLIL. TI4INGG go NEEP. l dealing are from military 1n lion. K% IUXLI' J1OUSIIOLD- tl t- IIIII. Still vwoi. (-nll .122-71115 ______ _______ __________ _________ 41 , 1. I -_ -----. One-Quarter CA TLAT 1. Special Services Oil. )IEATKRS & _ FIY1tNACVH C,tIII'EN'l'EIt: I &W 7w4ayawy ' #TQ/ OUR 49 WIU- Be 6N Y 1 - AWY, AMY PEC" % - 'a _______ and afi and vold unknown persona. F:lwlcE Retired wanti - , St ' 322-5509 __________________________________ 104 S. Park Ave. I{eal Estate 84. -- - Sale t ires, 113$; 1931 JISS. both con'l, 333.2*70. ' *^r6s Mrs. Glavick was hospiand not taking and nothing club's treasury t.alü'ed. Her condition was listed &t fair to poor. at several dollars. TO y "g4pj' AP 1. zn" ."r '° '.-' ---- _________________________________ SO1J'TF1''iRD ________________________________ __________________ *.5424 after S P. rn _________________________________ $40 up. IV. repair all makes _____________________________ ________________ MIIflNI- T Al'Pl,IANCP PA INTING - CARPENTRY l2I-flr,)17 312-5111 lS I',ln;etl.' BROKER 133.151 N. Park s ______________________ ______________________ GARDEN APARTMENTS I _____________________ $3$.liIO 11* E. First It. ST. JOHNS REAI4'F'Y YOUR m.Sssg e tets home. Over A. J. Adcock ____________________ JET SPRAY CLEANING 51. Articles For Rent ROOF - EAVES - WALLS - •-.-a- __ 66 Orlando 444-5014 reader. daily . . trils inc. inrnp1etIly atr 404 Sper Coup., V.I. A/I, P/S PR, R d H. Air....... nver.hiu1l. *521: 143 DODGE when Polaris station Wagon. all oz. - CHEVROLET Impel. Open r)aily tO S p in you place a low-cost CLASSIFlED AD in the Herald. _______ - _______ _____________________________ 10,000 THE TIME TENTED FIRM 120 N. PARK AVENUE $224123 2795 and H......... - 1541 ClI1VAIR, motor ,, PS Sanford Sanford 222-1436 Hwy. 17.53 . VS A/I, IpeI. VOLKSJAGEN _____ USED WASHERS _______________________ 66 CHEVROLET ELLINOR '- F 66 FORD SCO AT, S sod N, p 5, AIr. ....... Galaz -------- ----- Belt Vihratora .Floor Machine ROL4ERT A. WILLIAMS AMERICAN RENT-ALL Realtor 24. Well Drilling 322-511* S. hIawatha Raymond t4undqui.t, Assoc. _________________________ Atlantic flank BMI. *11.1911 __________________________ RENT A BED WELLS DRILLED, P11511'S SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Holloway. Hospital, Baby Neds Plymouth All Type' and Sties By I)ay. Ivesk or Month. we repair and Service CAI(nOIius FURNITURE 111.111* A Multiple Listing Realtor STINK ill W lit. 2565 Park Drive 322.3420 Machinery & Supply Ce, ___________________________________ ___________________________________________ 222-14*2 11oiP1TAL SEPS 30? W, 2nd St. __ Wheel chairs, sick room supplies Crumley - 1\Ionteith for s*Ie or rent. 28-Rau a - Television _________________ __________ ___________________________ LI(1OETT RIDXAIiL DRUGS ______________________________ Inc. . Pinecreat ShoppIng Centar I _______________ ______________________________ SOUTHERN TV is out to Service Call. $2.00 The Working Man's Friend Ph _______________________ 53. To AlT, GTO ~, t S2095 ls.dN,P/S..... ____________________________ --- 65 CHEVROLET • h.ater, •\. \_ S 4-speed _____________________________ _____________________ S ________ _____________________ -- - MO, 64 •wesr, I Octy..... $395 Payton Realty ft 332-1201 1648 Hlawatha at 17-92 _______________________________ A THONZE0 DEALER DEAL! CONCRETE Block 2 Bedroom home. 11,4 tile Ilatha, huge Auction Service Iarniiy room, Fireplace, Swimmint Pool, Acre of .hady land, WILL buy anything of Value, fishing lake. Only $13,000. Highest prices paid. Some Terms. Evenings call (hl 122-5531 or 322.7555. 222-850*. Jim 55. Furniture For Sale HWY. 17-92 CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORAIION HOLLER Dell's Stempel' Agency Motor Chrysler Lash • Plymouth ACROSS FROM PINE CREST INN PH. 322-. 1055 Sales 2215 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.6231 322.OU1 ___________________ - SPECIAL BUY ' Average size FOR ssume balance mortgage. No mattress, Box springs, Had CUBTOM HAT BALING Spread, 2 Vanity Lamps, Sofa Qualifying. Bed, Chair, 2 step Table., Cock. SAtJLS tail Table, 2 table Lamps, 5 See U. For Rentals pe. Dinette. A $42900 value Days 233-7174 for only $329.IJO. Weekends 323-0435 Nights ___________________________ ALE AGENCY - . -. r .I ed cause, viz.: of 34, Lot tor of rl)';-51 SAN __ WALl.. IIEA'FER by Green'. Fuel. tools, etc. Bought All Fittings. SES! - Sold. ry's blart. 216 Sanford Lit Avo. ph. *22-4111. FROZEN to Rent 96. houses-Sale ______________________ sent any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may tue estate of agalmuat have JEANNE'l'Th Ci. MILLS, deceased, late of as 1.1 Coiiist y. to the Ct,un. ty Judge of Se,uiimiole County, •..• __________________________ ________________ together with ated thercill, and located there. misrifinerts. each for a term of by notified and required to pro. you 3124 Park Dlv. Offic. 131.2111 ____________________ Night: 323-0*4* or 323.0700 ____________________________________ Opportunities 60. Business _______________________ __________________________________ down into "Liquid Cash" with ___________________________________ or ____________________________ _________________________________ Want Ada. 3.Eiity Servics FOR LEASE: New . StatIon in Longwood. Poten- 'l'IIIIEE Bedroom, P'lorida room Fireplace, Patio. Lovely oor. tial 0,000 or more monthly. Legal Notice Her lot. Owner. 22i!-1113. ThIrd month operation eit'tleiI I 3,0))). I'iuro Oil Co., In tier Court fit the County _______________________________ Houses For Rent 6114 W. titti St. Judge, Srsesi*.ulr CouuS. honda, __________________________________ lt EI,EfTIOx I'IIOCI..4M.%TION JCXOLL.S. Seminole County. Under and by virtue of authi- In Prut,utr, Florida. according to the 69-Schools & Instructions ______________________________ as the Mayor In rn Estate of __________________________ plat thereof recorded In Plat only n' mime vested of Sanford, Florida, JKANNET'rE (1. MILLS, fool: 1 Page 48, Public Re- of the City Dereseed. hicret'y call a Municipal (leni n'y. I ords of Seminole Co Civil Service 'Vests! crud Elsctlon to he held through. 'I'i All CredItor. and Persons U. Florida or I)r.imands ('Iin,s Iiush.ii City of Sanford. Florida, ap. out the tlic bull ling atd InclutiIn tilt- G il, lay of December, 1966, (gamut 4.sld E.tntns MEN-WOMEN II and over. S• purtelianec a located thereon, and on You asid ca"h of you are ier•')' cure Jo b s. nigti starting the fIztUee situ- for the -loctio:i of two City Corn. ,ftirc of three year.. on. Said elect Ion shill be held at are you, or ic'n •'OL7. AND Complaint (lie Stuiiicipuil Civic Center at a hereby notiflcd that i-nmlnole Boulevard and Sanford 1)145 been filed liv the above man ill the ('Ity of Satiford. venu' intiff again' t you and each A ed fIs laws and or. fomvclost a mnortgsge I",('ridu, ut'Irr tIme Hunt Reait.v Jim nt. Short Preparatory training as ions ma required Thousands of job. open. E xper i en ce usually un- 97. l'UflNISHldt) .j 1111., 1 Ruth, country 'I $90; 3 Hit.. 2 Bath, country $1'O, 2 lIlt.. I hlitthi. City $46.2 IJNb'ultNIsliI-:ti FROM 2 il.'Irw'iii, I f,i lii, l.t. cheui eiuippe.i, room, 2 thOu, ped. $125. 4'!-!'- U. % yOu - italarlea, re0urements. WrIta name and ad- County Courthouse. atfIacd hereto the seal y City on thic 23t1i day of NovemSanford, Florida. tbii 2nd d a her, 1966. of November. 1966. A. L. Wilson (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) As Mayor of the City of Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. 5anfos 1. Florida Clerk of tile alr,ve entitled .S'j''l'Eb'i': It L Wlirlhcl City Clerk Markc'a Durut'a M '' & ' PtihlIPII Clerk :lrcuht 1)eput y Court 3, 19" 1 0 1, 4, 7 Nov Pu Liii ab IuDCi-7I Sesninole OF T1-4EM! I " DI,G.20 111140 it varurtill). platillod Ilia i- Ezecutors of (lie Lust Will and Testament of .1BANNETTE 0. MILLS, Deceased. As (lEO. A. SPEEII. JEt, Attorney for timid Estate Avenue Sat, toni, I"Ioriilu 33771 l'11b 1966. IdJII-b7 Nov 21, 2b & , • • 1 .~~'. I t'.~ $'u 32-4991 . -' - . 4. .. - loltitoly ro-tiuvalml. 3'.".'-1764- hisses of operation in qualify r . __________ __________ -__________ 9457. , - Former Location Of The Sanford Herald S ON m SQUARE FEU Choice LocationviiiiiiiiiiiiieDowntown Sanford 201 WEST FIRST ST. NEXT DOOR TO FLORIDA STATI RANK years as branch manager. I'rtfcr some College. Ezt',Ileuut Payton Realty _____________ •'miipl.,yee benefits Automobile 222-I 301 2645) jliawulha at l7-tli rc,guiiicil. Di ) 5i i'I'I' FINANCE 1"ur,,lstici j louse, CIiIIII ,l(.%'I'l,N. 104 %V.(,:it ral F'l 5' 12 lou ) $80 iuic,lit II. oH Cu U mit ry Club rla miii',. l'hu.'iic Si gr. Tniii .5 ve. 11.1. Call 3.1d96. Enmiis for diiPOihitliiet)t, - 12, • .. 3. i-:ve,uitsgs 3-t5i4 ________________ ug-,uicnt tt-giuuiiig g,r.'gra,ii. s anitsi. on river, $83. mu. Must be able to aecc1t listen. bA110112 4 iJI)1IM. house, I full n4 master iili dye training A two- %i bathes. $l3&, to 113 Slagiiolia :. . necessary. Grammar school _________________ many fobs. for ItO E 'i'lir,',' t.clii''ni, kitclit- n es;uipi'i'.i, .',liitrltl i.,c.iti.,ii, FitEifi information on jobs, court house of said County at INI I,ulber 11. Milli,, It • .. . - sufficient Mona an Florida, at hlb office In Me to lot RUL11LD 'it tl1fJ 11-lorlds, alld have cuuf'elof cci.) - - to 3 lieds: KIteii,ui e.Uip- tee &. ' s'rti 'i-:it ,t.;u:scv 1919 S. I"t'etuicii - - --- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SEE YOUR BROKER L - - 4a. - . - - - -. - . _ _ - I. • .. . • _ - * _ • • . - . - . . . ....... .. . . . - '. . • • - '.- • •'• • - .. '• - . - - - I 2 -*-- - - . a - .......- . .' • ---- -. .---". " ... ' .- -- - " A. . . .. ,.. + . -. - F , - -i - - - p - - I I .- %- I ___+_+__ . . - ------ - 1 - p • - - - CHEVROLET Penal, cytl.dsv, - ________ WHAT - - _________ _____________ __________ 1100 DOWN 2795 65 PONTIAC Set. Cp.., V.1, Ph. 122-4573 100 W. it At. ____________ _________ _________ Buy _ 95. houses For Sale ____________________________ LL 118 Your Furniture. Quick ____________________________ Servic, with the nash & $50 SUPER TRADING POST 2 BDRM., 1 loath, outsIde of City. $5900. USED Furniture, any amount. Wanted 322-9983 _____ COSIPTON T. V. Hospital '. - 0701 Orlando Dr. H/I. V.L __________ ou Stenstrorn Realty Sa.,5, ________________________ call *_,!L NEll' & lived OIl heaters sold & ____________ ____________ cleaned: all tos 322-2594. ROUND Oak Table. 2" T.V., ompl.tsIy BDRM. APTN., __________________ I I tNVSTMKNT & REALTY Enrl' American onil tatile, l,orequipped by GENEItAL 511.57$ N. Park Ave. table typewriter & inIerellin- Ill _____________________ 23-Painting :1'-2n:ts. k itchen heating & noollng. C. A. WHIDDON TOWN'N LAKES & PAINTING REPAIR Old,' 3595 •qulpped......... _________________________ UNrUNISHELi SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS flow have a art. seIa4tlon sI$-1140 uied curl requiring no down _____________________ payment See at I 401 W. let. VIJRNIRIIEIt DUPLEX Ph. 333.0514 1*14 Park Avenue .. esdos, fVIIV ___________________________ APARTMEN'I'S CALtflAItT REAL ESTATE *22749* CALL DAY OR NIOSIT Iuiary fl - tune. _____ 66 OLDSMOBILE roan. New URNtRHD Ph. RisIdent Mar. - .' joining 1.'kl~n?-I(101 irp Ph. 333.05*7. COMMODORE Male FO" A2FWWI A4ADI14.9PY - EDMFL. TODAY giving n.ic In force Ili said City, Iti the au-ic styled CaUse, and within ix dress. LIncoln Service, Box LAKE MAUI' t'lt-,i,i i"uniiislitd 'liie potts will he opened at Sanford, Florida, )'OU and each' 0t you are hereby hIoubil. i ililliM, $U. do Sanford Herald. III or 7:00 o'clock A. Si. Eastern Stand- calendar months from the time Answer file required to Call 332.3930. amid will clove at 7:00 of the first publication of this Time, respolteive thereard other J'lcadlng notice. Two copies of each claim 71. Help Wanted on said date. to with tile Clerk of the above o'clock P. $1.appoint OSTEEN: 2 Iledroouuu ll.,u,e for Mrs. F. E. or demand shall lie in writing, hereby entitled Circuit Court and to I rent. dillY of such Answer or flou,uiiilat. Sr., Sirs. SI. B. $smiith, stud slush state the place of real- NEED I man who needa to snak, ('all 32'-10t14. serve a office address of and deuce a,i.l per month. St Inc as Clerk., i"t from $1,000 to $1,500 Mrs. (-oriR' other m-e-s:,ouisIve Pleading UOH Mrs. M. i Strickland. J. B. Best, the clui,ivaist, arid shall be sworn DaylVtite P. 0. 13i 6007, COURIN OSTEEN, : Iledum,suiflnlurthe J'Iailiti!'.' Attorne ) .. Azaart-llO, Floyd l'ul,n- to by thc claImant, his agent, or Beach, Fla. tons 1701 Sirs. Joe nishel ilnhlte diii alsaily lot. sUON AND COITRSIION, by a onsrninicd Itc'Iditig, Mrs. R. atloriucy and ac, Beach. er. Sirs. C. I.. 223-142• isleridian Ac-tHur. Miami i SIANA.1EMEN'I' dollar and such .5 '.t htEEfl i filing fee of one as InWright Smith, M. L.. FlorIda $3139. On or before the A. lil': Ole .4,uiorlca'ø largest ml d.nian.f riot so filed "lim Os' spe"tor$ of said election. growing Consumer Fits- ONE ftEDhtOt).%i house, tiowlu' Uthi d ay of December, 1966; ldhtst. IN IVI'S'NEt$14 WhEREOF, i shah tie void. Laid tOWS) Lake Mary. partly furl). ,ih,rrwtic t he- ailS gatin of Coil:t-- i('uIuII'i*tiit's will take j id Jic,jueihn,o Stills Stlltlkan II.iiC hetu' ut'e ut 5Y hand u tai.efl as icill (,,u,piatnit isplilli-miluiit.. prertir 21-36 y I* Ifti 11JU11110 ~llllh hauctr .Nlaoyor #,#( 1114. (*It)' of sat)(01`41, f.....,J 1,) r ___ .- 6CME , i' l r'Cr r:t,nsbenr rO'r ilitlon. I13. 1 9 40 ____________________ OIL I;EATEILS ALL MAKES, __________________________ AND S1RVlClD. ('4Iii'l'I' ('i.I-AN e:iolr'r with Ct.,Nl _______________________________ the flue l.uat to Shampooer PllONt 32-3542. only $ I per (lay. Carroll lrnrnl. 663.4582. l.lzzle Mae Poole each and all of whom residence AIN(I.t). SIATIINEY & EAGAN is unknown, having or claiming \tt,,rIioy for Executrix to h've any right, title or In- 67 N OramIpe Avenue (erest in or to the following des- Orla,i'in. Florida property, which Is the PutLsh Ncv. 21. 21 & D.c. S. 1. subject matter of the above styl- 1066 of •5 .pr:r rtt- rr ________________ - - . * wn)'r turn.13f)S. _______________ .. HoupItul. & sniiili Repair .) o h. & Cabinet work, ('all 323-1*55. 'ir,o.00 GWALTNEY JE\VELERS t1ENTRY'S IIEATINQ near shopping Call $324192. ______ _____ 1IAMONI) $OI,TAIItl S. GRAND HAVEN. Mich. (AP) At at ____ III,,, ClIKI/T. r1nnil rtinning Con32_1* MATHER FURNITURE and all of whom residence Is sin- by the claimant, his agent or attorney. or the same shall be known: ____ Each TIs4rF.4Y! )d $100 DOWN 322.2411 425-1931 AN XPRTAP 'l'N 16 RAPY T IIEL.P I - wi'r H.I-I I. (,c DA1J5R C. FEAGLE Tra ps. Stepping Stones, 'Metid Bedding & Furniture FEAGLE, his wife. whether as mund must be In writing and Sewer Pipe, Asphalt plain. FACTORY raics AT place of residence contln the grantees. spouseE, heirs. dcsiate , 122-4321 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Ill MagnolIa asaignec!. lienorus, creditors, true- .cfl'i IIot office addrs'uu. of the GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES 322-5751 309 Elm Avenue tees or otherwise, as to each claimant and must he sworn to 23-4 8R8, 1-3 BATHS USED Furniture, appliances, 1L MAKE II ago 'r't. s1e?r)i" k)"$. Prlvat. VI4RUt) .j______________ _________________________ ________ YOUR ,- ____________ Sporting t-tohqon Jlmrni ____ - __________ ____ ________ and __________ tii in. - Ph. 323-6774 for inforIn. I:II. County Judge of Seminole niatioum & appointment. Each and all unknown persons. County. at his office in the bath, screen322-0983 THREE, I3DRM. Ili who Courthouse In Sanford, Florida 203 E. lst, parties and defendanti .4 porch, corner lot, back __________________________ CONCRETE _______________________________ MIX READY from claim by. through, under or within six calendar months fenced yard. 212 Bradshaw Dr. publication Block., Steel, Wire Mesh, Winfirst against the aforesaid WILBURN the time of the 323-0835. Well., Grease ECHOIS BEDDING CO. and hELEN 5!. of this notice Each claim or de- dOW Sills, Dry ( PTA. iI2-4l3. (wsn AVAI4JN APA R'FM'4T 108. Uoom9 For Rent N. Y. it, $75. 1111)4)1 125-1417 -_ tti-lIltl:N1 l- . 'i'i))' .1011)4. III W. intl St. (i.EA N, ijtiIø rrori' "ii M Li I C K I. Y. u1l in-mo .'. I Ij --- Poll. HAY FOR SALE by notified and required to file CALL 322-0153 any claim, and demands which _____________________________ and HELEN M FEAGLE, his you, or either of you, may have against said estate In the office EXPERT CARPET CLEANING. wife $4.95, free esti- GI is also prey t'UflN. A M % I I'S NOTICE TO .tPPE.SR BY PUBLICATION) Tos WILBURN C. FEAGLE - - it. . . _ Albert , -hill. We (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) peur) disappeared. U a telephone or to the door to At hist report. people were r-umman help. _____ 111111111 a 1 ' • . _ 2 -- 1% TIlE coi TV Jl'DGE'S 50. Misc. For Sale ________ COIlIT, MEMIt)l.E COINTY. _________ WILSON.MAIER PURN. A Multiple List i ng Realtor THE BCWERY SAVINGS BANK, )'lORII)A Trade Buy - Sell INSUROR WbET IIAMLIN Oranges, $3.00 APl'ASER FILE NO. 514$ 222-1123 112-4511 a New York corpc-rutlon.Plaintiff, ITATE or 111$ 8. French flu, Mrs. H. W. Lord, 2386 S. *11-11 B. 1st St. Sanford 3 3q19 ' IIEP.RERT E. POOLE, noosis or FURNITURE va. on this DECEASED DOUBLE TUBE 4*" Fluorescent YOU SAVE $10000 and FEAGLE C. WELBURN all, 191.1111%0N% group: You get all this: Dou- TlIItl'E lloilrooin, I 'j Bath home. lights, new bulbs, guaranteed. HELEN SI. I-'EAGLU. htr wife. et 'to Monthly paynts'tits $84. This (III l)E21.I%1)S l(' (I. tIM blo dresser, Chest of Drawers, Cull 3:2-7204. al, includes Taxes & Insurance. ______________________________ Defendants .tI.tI'I' SARI) ESTATEs lied, lnnterspring Bookcase AD. . & MnlorR __________________ ______________________ ________________________ -_ ARANTEED -- Other employes began dropping had been without food or water pennies on the ta ble, joining the for six days, state police said. no-name, nothing organization. Police said George Glavick, The pile ufpennies grew rapid- 84, apparently died of a heart 1%'. attack six Y ago while putThen, one day. the pile was Ling license plates on liii car. pu: into a box and a second sign His body was found in the yard. posted nearby: "Take His wife, Prances, jijo, was was found on a floor. Officers One." There were no takers. Nary a theorized she had tried to crawl • EARTLES5 - corner of ____________________________ - eide the penny: "Join Now." father dead. His Invalid mother __ YOU ARE --- the ciici:Iiy o. __ ___ ______ _______________ - say spokesmen ___________ i' 4YJ*. W. of nit. 3 Three Apt.., 13 Nu iti.I'lt STA 'IION Pt,AZA, fl'er•thii'g '4 prlt'e. Ttia Cor24* R ErM Prlvata Afltf*flO & guarun French on lit St. 332.2400. NICK, NP%V YORK. (Iltl-.T rEKINOIPE 1'ipptea Funnor Store. 200 Mrinolia, ___________ filth, nit- ely tnrnlihed. Mall tso4 healthy. font. per eorvIe, roffe lIar, 11 private baths, AITN., _______--PI1C. TuOPICAL F'lh ant Suppfle.. 77. Situation Wanted -_______ HOLLER •uItCIl wok F'h, I22-1 74. atlilti.. turn; specially ______________________________ h,,t,l till ChrIatma w ill P.'poaIt Theatre, Stereo MA(INAVOX Ideally 10. for r•tIrIl people -Tornus. 1)100 IV. lot St. Ph Ilumsus NIlI' t-;,,,I,tv 21" TV, AM-FM, ,'iltutiliiillll øat4 downtown. Inquire '.' 115. Autos For Sale t2fl-t44!'. ,-lc'i,n, lieuiltors & Contractors )'huinojra;'h. In I•'M M,ultIt'l" Dept. Store, III S. _______ Jacobson's flenerai I'teni.e note. LOIW 1% smut "al'lnet. Call 323-0740. Im lit. St.; Sanford. t,uain.s, n..4 p.rc1n; IIou;us.eleanlng Service. 13. Catering • 1'lH)d Low-Cost Want *45 up ? use 1774-7 to L -U'ACI: iit:.'rin with blower, W5LAKA APARTMNTN to toll &n4 selly nI. oil with TUI1 1lI'NtD CItrus. NaVels. 7,fl00 ttT.P, 0 85-Vacuum Cleaners ___________________________ YOU Probably mt.sed a .• to ___________________________________ __________________ . Use Want-Ads daily. day ____________________________ COURT OF _____________________________ KUthY CO. S!es & Service. 1% THE CI R CUIT THE NINTh JUDICIAL cm. Free pick-up & delivery. Used vacuum Cleaners $10 & up. CUlT. 1% •an ron SESII%0L1 Legal Notice I'):. 32!-6774. COUNTY, FlORIDA IT'S EASY TO PLACE par Max Glavick went onto' rural home for a Tttankm sign appeared be- giving Day visit and found his f.ocr He put it on Wiggins' table. & Legal Notice - A&$.4421 being made public. works found a Penny on the ______________________ -, I to )! (1-Lost ____________________ tiny ____________________ aisJ These steps are being banned & Found ______ 4th bt. UPCU bye. AT United State Bank, ________ LOST: Tuday morning. Lady's FOUND No sEItviCl CIIA11(IE the key to the lowest new and Bulova \Vatcli In Downtown youbring Set iii car financIng. We ________ _ Sanford area. Name & Date used Railio's Specialty Car Sanford, *22-2270. ________________________________ you to compare our low month- on back of watch. Please call ly payment.. Ph. 123-1771. 22-11 between S a. in. & 5 _______________________________ CASH KOR TRASH 31. Musical Instruments furaltur0 want. p m. or bring to Sanford HerAnti __ LoST: PRrt Chow, black female, ald Office. ad. & tEPAIR TUNING PIANO long hair, ansvers to Runny. BRIDGES FURNITURE 221-422* L HARMON Near 120)1 Myrtle. 32-530. *214410 -_______________________ Park & 25th. _________________________ I the organ - DI 11111:10P bond -. i-Lost ________________ Post I irri., 12:1. U,. __ _ 104-:11'raller Space [tent ___ l& ft wo.-l. 'lilt :1.C1flH. Mrs. p ron. TflAIIR - ,4 ,.ee. .1* lto-,ttv. '.VIII tr'ka woIn*fl Ashb. *15-111*. .'hltcl portpct wIth Wolilili wIlt'5 lIulutIlnIt Is on o`aa 106. Apartments For !tnI urulP. •llIlIttl'tI Will Of ti-sieti. from leni r'r4 - F1i"k ___ 812-671111. 801 Sanford Ave. _________________________________ _____________________________ I ______________________________ ________________ IN Servicemen are being buy from the PX. urged to RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) New stiff requirementa are Maybe the pile of pennies on on auto deers Imposed highway engineer Buddy Wig- being who want to sell to military gins' table proves people ni.tural-born joiners. Or it may men. prove that people believe it Is 'Thanksgiving give than to take. better It started when someone 111 the drafting room of the state Day 'Tragedy highway office where Wiggins _____ ______________________________ ______________________ $7C1 er - I.IDT WiND 15 CI4IU..ING ME 10 l'l-LE BONE "\ I 414 Consume 51 Mediterranean. $7 Ideal state woman's nina' d0Thesterboxes 27Ventoxsd V . ______ ________ 24 Period of time 34 Small bundle 43 SocIal amast 47 High mountains 26 Lifetime 28 At no tune 23 Mount (in 28 ArtIcle VictorIa land) 29 WingIlke part Mill - 41 Winged 21 African country 31 Reveries be made on a re-run basis only for typographical errors ihaf affed the value of tho ad. Adiusfniefift will nof be _____ Jolners tjrn - MAY SI4IVE"IA I' CATTE1 'TROJ3E I'A TI5 G BACK CUP O WINTRY I _______ cerium - ill - being 12 NOON advertisements. Adjustments will . 7,000 cars have been sold this way this year. sales firms wIth Auto OP4EA.. r1Nua.u.. BUGS ________ 20 Star (comb. form) 22 Dispatched ew BUNNY _______________________________________ ____________________________ - ________ __________ l4p People Natural ~~ 11,28 _____ ____________ TnIIi4-1 9 fl - Publisher r.s.rvss right to relict, revke and properly classify all The ------ FRIDAY-8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. SATURDAY 9:30 AM. - - 'NTESCHAW! about $251 to $50 per deal; about 120:21i (6) CBF Nowa lt~) I LPPI ___________________ Ip1 9 Dinner (9) Donna Reed .::mt PMM - through Hours mad. b.yond the first insertion. taken to foil racketeers: - The U.S. automakers can sell cars through post oxchanges, wi th th e PX clearing Dyke (6)L.ove of Life Answer to MONDAY Call 4 overseas ernment. 1)4) , - I2l-Mar1ne Supplies Department C. is C. f,,, twin --- _ - -- _______________ Want Ad ----- ___ ___ _____ __ For ti.' o'i. sii;r'tt' 'M . furntsh.,'I a'r A. F'),. i22-7SU 9 Q1JAt.ITY MORIII Hwy. IT-SI N. Nrtnteirl isis;,, JImmY ('ut N' Curl. Cull :122or 2'-4flfl. -_ 121---Scooters & C~yclee 125-Boats & Motors To 1Mm SO-BusIness Opportunities .5iØPM for auto insurance and auto financing rackets, says the go'- (6) Andy of Mayberry (9) Supermarket Sweep 11:30 (2) I. Holl3- wood Squares can' t 62-Money Sunday evenings never received, The 10:80 (2') Concentration ________ To Buy 1.6-Furniture For Sal. 6-Wante4 66-Antiqu#a For sale Itesomflem servicemen have paid out nearly $100,000 this year for cars Oieiu House (6) Revrrly Hillbilliou 11:011 (i) Pat Bootle Show say anything good about a says if I p.rson, I shouldn't say anything at all. But that would .limlnate scads of people from my conversation!" "My mother 1(1:26 (2) '. Q .'.2-wap or Exchange U I I$•iII at dealers. Pentagon (I) Mcrv Griffin 10:00 (2) Eye Guess (6 Candid Camera 1-21 I B Defense Department is Permitting automakers to sell cars to U.S. servicemen th rough overSt'ftS post exchanges as one step 1 in a crackdown on unscrupulous 9:30 (2) ilurus and Allen (6) For Sale h1-Artlles For Rent GIs WASHINGTON (APi WS-Trifler Lots-Sal. )05_.Apsrtrnents For Rant 10*-Rooms For Rent 112-Rental Agents 11-lVanted To Rent 1 15-Auto, For Sale I IS-Autos-Sal, or Trade 115-TrUcks For Sal. 120-Automottve ServIce 17-Moving MILPOUISS Ii. PILICL UtS5USC tnt , s, ci? s...,s. - IiL J 104-Trailer Space-Rent & Storage $9-Eiterkmnators __________________ For iale )fl-Report Rental. l01-Trailer,-Cahanas 102-Mobile flomr-a-SaIa 103-,1ohtlp t1meus-Retit Printing 14-13phoitcry 102. ('ofl tiii, TWO Mattresses and bni .,rtnu Call 3?2-t$l. 57-house For Rent .18-Job ___________________________________________ _______________________________ tfl-;A1rls t\N wivitI. S., liIT1ONI!ifl _______________________ ____________________________________ M-Real Estate Exchange 2-Bualness Equipment ---_____________________________________________________ ---___________ 10.,psirfrnt'nI ThbIIe IIi,mps- i4iuIe Female 1IeIi Wanled . ITU11P. 1' oil fl I a %,lI l'utnp & 'I'.*hlo. )4hnllo%v Ai,itI*neSa , *22-12*7. Cleaned & Hoiutred !l6HousessaIe or Rent 20-Home Appliances 21-MusIcal Instruments j I S:25 () News 5:20 () Today i/-29 Ut Car To t'2-.er.nge 9t......Housep 2*-Radlo---T.levision Saturday ON Sales 2:00 (6) Capt Kana.roo ( ePiiis NBC News Acts 10) Mornl.ng Show + 3 CA F E T E R IA S UOCIUtDSL LANOO.2 Government 7:05 (6) CBS News 7:26 () Farm Report 7:20 () Today (6) Lone Ranger RIBS J YOU Y Night Action Is (9) Where The (6) ACANMY AWASDI TO S 6:16 (6) News. Weather (2) Sunshine Almanac ... Property k2-13iptnesa Prop.-Sal. 53-Heal Estate Wanted 5l-li,eom. 4-WCll Drilling '-A1r COfld. Heatli& s-Roofing - Wore 77-A--:41111mlioll Wal.ted 27-Business Rentals qo-Lotus For Sale fl-}'*rmp--.1rt,v"s d. 430 (2) MIke Douglas Show (6) SunshIne Alamanac 6:30 () TV Classroom (6) Sunrise Semester SHORT _____ ___ • _____ tAsust lra (P) D&Xk Sh- owe 4: () 7*-Female help wanted *4-Real Eatat, QtI\TITTY ' UTO r- - services Wanted 20-Hardware ('I IEMNIl __ l.a I.' Mory, a.riss ANIMAL l4AI orrl•. nO.1)4, Cats, ole. hoarded. Modern sereensil run' IIeut04. W. St., F4411forti. I 1p I - ln.tiucilona 21-Home Improvements 2-Plumbing L_Paln(ina aIc PATIO FI ______________________________________ lat. i.o*n Help _ roornl; rprris, Depnstt wUl 72-Mu, or Female Help 74A1C* Help Wanted Supplies •l ______ 7fl-Emplotient Nei-vle• or (6) Secret Storm ____________ 7Itsls . (B) The Nurses 4:00 (2) The Match Game fl00 (2) News ____________ o! *-DOKR--CILP.......I'Sts hr _________ _______ - ____ Christmas. (lusranteed ' healthy, Tetms. Ph. fl3-t449. #I-.?-It 1'A1JT COMPANY ' •• with heat lHImP, 11W: Compressor Tank, 5 '1t t. (;,itl & ___ hohl'' br,4'n. Niec 'lit-Istitiss HALF CHARGE ihiIs 12at.rinPood dinner in the cool, pleasant comfort of the Trade Winds. Delicious food.. Courteous service. Very moderate prices And no dishes to wash? u _ I.l111"_1.19n, ('5-lnpii'-nnt'p ,IIMI• . ,, 4i1nl.tssHip.flulMRte,t'ura 5I-tonsy 10-Poultry-htv*atock 15-Special Notices - 30 (2) YOU Don't Say (6) EIIg* of Night (6) Jean Arthur Show (hO Itig 'alle* 10:8(1(6) I've Got a Secret ,) ____ 1 I :2b (2) Another World lOMi (2) Ruti For Your Life ,,, (6) News I I "TWE CHASE" MII'IOs IroIId IN J. ondo COLOR ____ (IS$•4JOP.M - - l t(II'. Ccnnt flnn'l Urel fl'aon*b1e 54-5*'t,- us 6(1-MIsc. tUNCl4IO 11AM .2 73CM Per Line Per Line -' N n.'ar f' ,NK\R1K (;f,AS & ) L~ ~ ,t INSTALLED - 4l'Ml. __ 1-Lost & Found 2-Per.onfths 4-.)1.aut%- Cur. h---Card of Thanks $;--Child Care 48-Pl*nta_h-'.eds-Se.d. Enjoy luncheon 24-c 30c NO CHANGE OF CO 36-Vacuum Cleaners (6) HCIUCe Party (11) A 'Pime for Us 2:110 6) To Tell The Truth (1) Peylon Place PAtSEAU'S / I ~ 1, - Is Color Feature No. 2 1:40 S .. LINES lb-Srecial Services 16-Interior Decorators 17 --Janitorial s.rvie.s - • . ',n*'.. tu Dept CLASSIFICATIONS sacri- • --__________________ (9) The Newlywed Game 5:00 (2) 1 Dream of Jeannie :2(I (2) linger Miller Show IS) Andy GrlfRth 1 - - burned alive - ficed to The gods _____________________________________________ , 9. 11 ~ (~ I ) L _________ AiIoptic'fl o tlw - . t earned rate. ___ 30 (2) TIuc Doctors (9) The Big Movie ... ( r NOI.t•; I-I I line - UAG COL _ (6) l'ftsS-WOrd (2) Zane Grey 7:0 (2) Monkoes ______ Sns.roh For Tomorrow Neweline ":Do ( ) Days of ,.(P(j (c) blanda~ .Vlte Movie I. , , , , . 5-Photo & Equipment .:&6 () NBC News 1:00 (2) News (6) Gi rl Talk (9) Bon Casey FOOus TWO Lii Make A Deal 1:30 (2) (6) As The World Turns 1:06 (2) NBC News (5) Walter Cronkite t)4)lro: biorat- ......... P(1IPiK AUTO GLASS I ff1/1 1IIcs - ive 4ervJee PLAY f it _______________________________ Per Line 20c Per Always order your ad on the economical weekly or monthly rates, When you get earlier results, call and you'll b. billed for only the days run at cancel 22:46 (6) Guiding Light f.:lL (9) Newidine G::t0 (5) Runilcy-Brinkley '' __ (ii) (9) ABC News •• 1- (6) I Newr (6) MY EYES SPARKLE - I 6:30 (5) New.' (9) News 6) McHa1e NavY 6:00 () Newa ....... .. .. . .......... . - . Line Per tl'I -l ( 1'~",,P - ,t. rrtI (ip (nmnt WAH? 1. 111h I , SJø (r-P.j'r r - IS AGAI?J! WHAT Pr ThM Fu7 cw'RE #LWAYSj TEW ___ ______ 8. 110% .AiAi'T _________________________________ ,q~ Ph •' ___ _____ 10:55 ffOR Tonite • ....................... SITUATION WANTED ADS - 7OO- 16c \ WHAT TO 00'f AAA 70 MAT -) in. , "np_ , i MINIMUM ($1.60 MINIMUM CHARGE) TONITE THRUD. at2orid 8 p.m. DAILY u4 Line Per Day Per 1 JL flAY -E \.~%% olpt'll 4 shi-q--5 E%vq, Movii "i oiny t 1 i-o \ t';iil fleunt Your Ad Runs Cost 3 WEEK 12:0 () Swing' Couuti-y r DAYS courage to OM ot l3O o4 7:30 PoP PRTSCILLA' S DAYS 15-Builders l;. ____________________________________________ / -' -'__ she has IN1_$ £ to leave the dare not try CBS. The Andy she p.m. it Less ONE DAY • 7HM7RYWAr I FIVE a middleweight title been fishing and understands beautifully s h o t , well paced drama, wi th a fine cast, Ineludth e eth ics will Jove th is one. birthday. Longer UP AND QUIT TELL %' ME _____________________________________ ?-R. NOON TO START YOUR TEN DAYS ....................... . iRe ryn till - • .- I_I make Ray Robin- (guest star Sugar produces a new beau, (Mike Road), 12 TWENTY ONE DAYS .............. .. • easy-going, easy-on-the- imprisoned by her father Jacob Michael Constantine), and that eye show. _______ , The THREE Nice, ( t his In "What the World Needs Now," "Love's Like Wine" and joIng religious sect. She tells Tim Green." th at she has been beaten and "Meadow Roger for 1.11 I 4 _> a 9-10 p.m. NBC. The Road ing semi-regular Carol Law- 1 "To Light A Candle." rence as Kate Pierce, Paul's guests tonight are lovely Nancy West. Ktherine Ross guest former fiancee, and sportscast(Color) Ames and comedian Leonard "I'm stars as young Rachel Adams, era Chick Hearn and .lim Henly Barr. Roger opens with is the loader as themseh'es. Movin' On" and Nancy sings a girl whose father I - The liv- plan ahead." Becaute caught Bryan gets UNTIL possib)e fight fix when lake whatever comet; hot- way Miller Show. (Color) Roger's ___ j, (Color) Paul day of th e CALL IUTX = = OH,HUr LUV MAO M',LE, *41-1115. Orlan do _________________________ ION IU-IINICIM Ifl UTV l4 Pt- nntit imw $r. AD tl'-'XT DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY next year" or 9'tn Rftni(1 to Life. "A Game of Violence." down to the opening dsn't Because she Goober and 1011 P.m. NBC. Run for Your around Join creeping SEMINOLt 425 5938 1 RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE legend 8:30.9 p.m. NBC. The Roger -n-- -i: - and he offers to Th\ / C&ION, I _ I . S HR. - _________________________ ____________________________ WK Prerpntins rfl 1-110:1111y over. dreary remarks like 'If lionaire jeannie's correct • • r4" I baited breath to Alaska and begs, him to reveal -F-T,, I _ 1. advice, well-written sories. watching baseball and foot- old pond on - P: I H / ________ 322m261 Ads lI1oday! - s'I2ItF Want To Classified EEI( & MEI!K _______________ past. she comes home in the small (Jack Dodson) th inks he would fight and collapses in the third hours of the morning wi th an Just love to go fishing, some- round. Tige Andrews plays who is engagement ring, Tony takes thing he has never done, and gambler Sam Miller, he turns up in all his loud gear. throwing around $2.,000 bets. ungentlemanly and drasti c of Roger In You've heard of beginner's and Ossie Davis guest starts as steps. He gets hold , - : I-.. j • and Phone Lines SOUTH or ;i- Turner By Dick Direct mg m the present Instead of Andy and Opie are waiting with help Rachel. ) F4n1Z its native tongue?" CAR.NISTAL 11 ~II t, gentle - rHAr. consistently a1d I1ei' _____ -- L)n uu nave * flinkin ltsilIøm 5*flt''i writo P 0. _______________ I'ARF. Because sl- e makes an effort is runrIM ___________ ing it as a sign that others the 2. Want Ad Information - bosom, against his 1 - read., Because she obviously _________ ' a li 1 ry ? 1 ' IIi1NII" X_ Time Previews ot to Inrepeat the same stories wistful 'pjm's rather Nov. 2. l9fl--Page _____ j\.. I _____________ s-aU 1tt1LE 1ir and easier ways of appreciation Instead of resent over and ball on 117 that Jeannie decides fishing season and lying in wait up in ( ~ widows who spend staring at hubby staring the dopescrope should love time . ALREADY *r, OK FLH'T') AEOF TV Television little entry In this time THE rHEIZ IGUY PUFFE'E''E,ABWOY4OSE. ' I I try new Beat ticularly warm, their WAY OUR OUT You l3ow Do WAVE5 •__- ZL"S, BQ.J ISF-S -How MA% . ie.es. "I - Because she it; still willing to offered her prariously and %vith C. I Dam of Grif fith Show. (Color) A par- brutal group. Gallantry rises in p.m. Jeannie. " p MA'<E _ ~ II-is c 01(1 w;vs flint PCCaIPe she accepts any help and then. XWt4/11A 8.fi:30 •. A 7"C 00y 0 RwaiiP6 she has R sense of humor rind is even smile Instead of a dour look. able to laugh at herself now Because she hasn't grOwn atten- In 1! clinging to -__________ __________ . I + __________________ (.1 YOU]* Purse rigiI1' Because she hasn't lost her to complqining. to anyone. - - .. 7\ ,--,~'e 4 I ' keep learn. dressed. ) 7 _________ cause 8be can't do •. _____ -_- - the she is able without fretting ) jn and reads enough to C. - • _______________ ____- think she is old. - .--• -- - f Inglv ---•- --.-- on overly critica l of young people groomed anti becorn- or harsh in her judgment of J __ going Because she does as much as doing thinrs instea d of inter- tion to how she looks and is al 1 :- -4.-I.- IV I Because she still pays ,,./ IC, ,,-]_________________ r , has a lively eat In what i in their lives. / __ Because she and ask about the things that Because she is still eager /i or 16 i1-_ U Millet no longer best. she once could. "er givo in to Because she Interested In other people and up with the Import.ant appen- Because she is as willing to feeling sorr for herself or makes an effort to remember ings of the day. lIsten as to talk. /, I'•I much seem so Because she Is still gennineb' world t It' does she younger than she is? If• C . Ruth EPLftj A I ___ ,1WW.Omw 3 & 1 .2 NAI4c! . a,-7.) V, ~~ I i I 1 PIC4'ET4!OP flM3t By _______,______ _________1_________-_.~ ---------------- y1 WMO AO F 14 - - �a $ •.Hh.-'.1 -- - .-.S 1' 41 Sinai Brand Tasty Keshor Bologna Chubs each mux F i__ Swift's Premium Braunschwelger or MAVIKRT 7 Cl.ty Backing Down On Beverage Ban. IS 189C 12 at. DIsussInn on drawing new bably be the WrIna it will able to take care of ichi fum e- suggest his church, protesting the u Individually and allow some ma- mr events that could not be held elsewhere. Commissioner Earl Higginbotham decla red that "when Get this week's "Let's Go to the Races".. . Card Today at Publix for an Exciting New Way to Win Cash! request. The Snu11Oi(i l'ohi('e pnrtment requested permission nly two other rrquPq(% for to liold flip antmnl linlicrinnn',ii ter." ust' of th e Civic Center with -nh chol have been received be. Con Rev. Fred Smith of the tral Baptist Church appea red sides the Mutual Concert Acmbefore the commission with a elation's champagne hall, Dec. in. by members of bnll tIit're on Jan. II and flit' Celery City IThniiliehmnc thit 40 on May 21-25. City Attorney VIllizmm ihitch icon warned that the State fey- lions and eliminate the need for holding functions with the serv- petition signed 4 C 10 Seminole County St. / Premium Pot Roast.... imperial Roast . Swift's Premium Boneless Denver A as, • . . Sc! Llbby'i 1 Tomato Juice.. (Lx.r.s Wad.. Nov. 30, 1541) 3 25c ' SAVE lócI P&P SAVE Swift's Premium Cooked Or Baked Sliced Ham 5 cm. pkg. 69c can CON Apple Sauce. 8 SS $1 Vry This 12 ox. Mr. Bubble pkg. . • • . • • Cut Beefs.... • . 35c 43O3 S 10c 5 SAVE lId Mn. 1.11'. Peanut Buffer ____ ____2 1w &. 59c At. Pl.,sn Kay Urns, Cissto,d, Tlscc Puddings . . . . . . . . . p. lays! Rome U110 _ Spaghetti E 12 pk;. . . . . . . . • &&iengan Macaroni ...... 2 WUSd4hpk. P1.1. . 23c 212 25c Pi*L -US Sweetener S... .•• 7c1 swiws . _ 69c special o 2 . ... . . 59c SAVE 1.1 _ D.uld Desk ___ Ceuc. Penny.Saver., 2 giant Orange Juice. S.. 6' 99c SAVE ki D-u' Isa Pi C.. Orange Juice. SAVE1ScEoch! pI.a s with other PuPChasS. (Limit 312 D Purex Bleach.. o Green Beans 2 Hash . o Delsey T1*ssu0. o Beef Buffer Gems SIRS 1115$ ISIrUSAiSS _____ It $3. . 101?G 'Jesd 4cans2 Orlando, As. Mn. F. G. McGIB Box 335 Halite. City. As. 3 can 2.ROLL d I PACK L.w a IC 29c ___ M. Sl.psas reet Oshed., As. Fleet Reserve Bldg. Studied Teen Club For Sanford's older teenagers may have a " nlghtcIb' similar to ti'oøe It other Odes, after th e of the year. City Commissioners Monday auth orized City Maniger W. E. Knowles to seek a private Investor who would be interested In creating such a spot at the re Fleet Reserve Building on Seminole Boulevard. The building to th e city. The FRA has purchased them have a place to go th at new building on West First would meet their requirements a c Street and will be moving out wi th out bothering anyone," said of the present location after Knowles. the first of th e year. Local tenagers were up In Knowles noted the lakef ront arms here last summer when bulitflg would be Ideal for a the "lIullabalIoo Scene" club 1 'nigiPclub" for older teenagers, was closed because neighbors WHELCHEL as "It is far away from any objected to the loud music of ilO WARD residen tial section where th e th e bands th at played th ere. noise of the rock and roll bands Delegations of teenagers de. would not disturb anyone." U dared to city oflicials and the C" "Our teenagers have got te n newspapers th at "now we have 'sort of pushed around' by th e no place to go except to Orlanadults and I would like to see do or teenage first . p !lJ I p •. •. liy Sets II Dec. 6 Voting Three votingnuichines will be set up In the Civic Center, Sou thern Petroleum, inc., has Dec. 6 for voting in the city leased the ACL freight depot elections, City Clerk Howard downtown. S . Wheichel told commissioners, Monday. th e Nobody asked me but if city allows the Mutual Concert Whelchel reported that 11 Association to use the Civic persons have been hired to opCenter how can they turn away any other organization? City erate the machines and the tabled action again on th e con- election books. Two incumbents, Commissiontroversial issue last night. S ers Earl Higginbotham and A. Who is Steve Spurner? L. Wilson are the only candiI put that question to several women around the courth ouse dates, both up for a re-election. and City Hall this morning... Higginbotham has been a comand most of them flunked the missioner since 1964 and Wilson quiz . . . Only a few identified Isince 1956. Higginbotham has the Gator quarterback who just served as mayor once and Wi!. ion three times. won the Heisman Trophy. uj be behind the courthouse The new mayor wil l be elected by the commission at the fight?" "Is he running for City Com- first meeting in January. mission?" "He's the Navy PlO officer." These were some of th e answers. w SANFORD PLAZA SEMINOLE PLAZA. Fancy Emperor Grapes I c Hwy. 17-fl md % AR HOURS: HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M.. 9 P.M. MON., TUES.. WED.. SAT.: S:30.7:OO THURS., FRI., 8:30.9:00 ft m aso . . - rhoinas W Cord N.. 33 Ikh week at your favorite Pek M ave Sailor Dies In Crash Be we to pick up yw Onora Dr., Sanford HAS . 11.iauro No" USt ch Am Ta.ps, As. - sent 4 • In 1913 Sanford was designated as a temporary county seat for Seminole County County Attorney Harold Johnson is OCALA (A?) Frederick spending all his free time going Moore, 19, a sailor stath rough the records to find th e lofted with RVAH3 at Sanford amendment making Sanford the Javal Air Station, was killed permanent county aest. onday when two cars collided ive miles west of here on U.S. Only two :cho;ls n the county are fully accredited by the Moore and lii parents, Mr. Southern Association of Secondnd Mrs. Henry J. Moore of any Schools and Colleges. The two arc Seminole High and 1anama City, moved to Floordo from Schenectady. N.Y., . Lyman? No, beCroomns bout a year ago caue Its too crowded. a a Other survivors include a sis. The state prison Inspect.w's ter. Mrs. harry Swart of End!. team recently looked v'er the Cott. N. Y.. and to brothers. county and guve J. Leary of Mc!)lIl Air Force A . L. nuuuys iaiuny an -eaveu- ,3ase. Flat.. and Michael, of Ft. Mrs. led Yaw 3105 T. As. Sanford.) S a .,,. 49c UlsiIlUIS Red lisle. I. Hauck 20$ * Street Tarp.. Springs, As. U gallon . . 15½ 5515 LIs Is1&thss owieensamp ioMOa$$ half SAVE6c!F&PCut 98c .. Honey Buns..... w - ' U. or frasO M.ts&s V w V. W. IrIukerh.ff 121 L Share Dr. Mrs. pkg. S Longwood has the highest percentage of registered voters in th e county. in the city with an official population of 3,500 persons - 1,030 are registered to vote In the municipal election, Dec. 6. * Richard C. Aar.s 111 kresnd Ave. Tampi, As. SAVE Sc! Whit. or Auottod Cal.,, PT 'UWS cans U. Purchase. (Limit 1 Pl.ai* With Other 3 . . . O Mrs. Mary Glacobbs 5$ Early Ave. Winter FL As. SAVE Sc! Bounty Core.d P frozen foods• US$11 11111 61119000 *155 u:ftN SAVE 30c! Detergent *i. - Mn Margarine r o Cocktail Ex-Police Chief Scolded On Range S ....• dairy Fruit Drink C cm. . • 46 can SAVE 17c!FbP Fruit 31c Idls.d Carey Salt Ei 9c 1,-s. Ilb.w XTRA is offering Earl L Stripflng, Sr. 325 Lakeview Ave. Orlando, Fl.. SAVE Sc! Dal Monte Pineapple-Grapefruit 0 that A. D. Rosier controversial piece of property for $6,000.. . and if any inember of the County Commission or tax assessor Is Interested, he will give it away at a 10 per cent discount . . . Oops, " st's strictly cash. Kathryn Diets It. 1, Box 320 Orlando, Flu. $300 or more 5 . SAVE iu iou iosvs$ Ails ioSCNASI 0 Mrs. Ida Burgessu 330 N. B. Catherine P.,? Charletts, Fl.. limit 4pboose with other purchases of \ The bill was $20 odd Constable put him In jail but never showed him an arrest warrant ( so we hear). How . . . come? 10 8cm. 99c Ing Twnpa, Flu. lRoll Date Nut A Sanford resident was ar- rested for failure to pay a food IMII the day before Thsnksgh'- 1513 33rd Avuna. or Nut 0 Webb Jones gambling case in Sanford court continued again City prosecutor probably will move to have th e case transferred to County CourL S... B. Frederick Cross. & BIackwaIl Chocolate . . Ib. 99t S 710 N. Armenia Tampa, Fl.. $s1ft'. Pram lure Boneless . '"' H * * * on S S • - -.-- t S • • - - ________________ - - - - .- -. - 't,' • Sr - 34' •----•--_-.---.'• - S - - a •• - - - - a - a • . - - - a a a , •- aq -r 4 - -. .r S - • / a a * - - _ •-- ' '' r " - •-- I 4 I reportf-d that two eniikl not give permission In tin If we desired.- under tnt imiw. Also, no licensed dealer can be per,nitted to cllspc'nce or sell liquor, tnmcntase his liquor testing the mice of alcohol have been received, one wi th 73 and the other with 2.i names. lie not. Pd that come of the are not Sanford residents. the St. Johns River prb- signers * ** * "The Nile of America" th Prath P - Price & Cents - Board Ponders New Sign Code Copy of the old sign ordinance in one hand and the new ordinance in the other, City Commissioners Monday took a deep breath and plunged into the cold of drawing new regulations. Much of the language was technical and involved and commissioners spent nearly two hours in discussion. statistics Under the present sign ordinance, drawn many years ago, which would have prohibited approximately 25 per ant of b il lboards within the city limits. business signs now In existence are non-conforming and il They also struck a section legal, Linvel Risner, city build- which would have prohibited th e posting of no-called "snipe" ing inspector estimated, "Now Jim Spencer will be signs, such as political adverlosing all that free advertising Using. he's been getting In the local New regulations permit pres. newspaper, quipped City Atentiy 'non-conforming signs torney William C. liutehiawi, Basically, the new ordinance to "Jive out their life," up to Is broader In coverage and al- ten years. This was done belows more sign footage for cause many exirsting "nonlarger property owners to attempt to fit the wide-scale advertising program of modern Other City Comnwlssiva business. News an Page 2. At the urne time, the new ordinance Is aimed at eliminating "junky," hazardous, unsafe conforming" signs are large, or insecure signs which repre- expensive electric aIgsRs which sent danger to the health a nd would work a hardship on ownwelfare of the public. The new era if it, were required that ordinance will put more teeth they be removed. in regulations to eliminate such The urn tided and redesigned signs as well as getting rid new ordinance will be redrawn I of out-dated and abandoned with the changes muds Just signs. night and prese:itcd for up- I 'unim1asIoners struck qut. $ proval and adoption at the Dec. i Portion of the new o&dlnuac. 12 meeting. - ' W orld News I n Brief Politics Charge TALLAHASSEE (Al') - A tepublican senator's proposal limit county spending urned back by it special Sonto Tax Committee Monday mid was followed with a harge of partisan politics, Republican Minority Leader . W. (Bill) Young of Pinel. is Park asked the Senate Ad ralorern Tax committee,of hich he Is a member, to recmmend laws "curtailing mIL1flgit spenaing by county onimissions, school boards and ther local bodies. Ta nhIsMt'(I said 1 said ap nnplication hands in the office of )IirnhI the Stale Racing Commission Publisher Walter A. (;i('low for dates about mid-April early th is afternoon, assuring through July to race five nigh ts the opening In mid-April of a week, He said it will be the Somlnoln Downs, formerly Scm- first night Thoroughbred and the mole Raceway, at Cascoiherry. Time check was presented by first summer Thoroughbred raclOU) of Investors to Carl ing in Florida. Langfor d said the $1 million Langford, trustee for the bankrupt Seminole Raceway group paid today will be used one-half headed by Clyde hart, of Sam- to pay creditors, one-fourth to aula. Tim transaction previous. refurbich the track and onely had been al)l)roved by time fourth for working capital. Secured creditors will receive federal court at, Orlando. Langford said the group, 100 cents on the dollar within mostly from Harrisburg, Ill., 30 days; unsecured creditors will invest $1.75 million In the will receive 22 cents on the dollar within 30 days, plus 53 Casselberry track. Judge Ralph Choisser, of liar- cents In reorganization certifirlsburg, who will be general cMos to be repaid in five years mnnniuir YfIj - - -- - ,-.f Sominnin no "s In the n ntnntinI of 5750 000 ..................- County Rules Out Funds - WASHINGTON (AP) -Ile ixpayer who waits until the ist minute to file his yearly iconic tiuXe return will get a i ye-day bonus next spring me filing deadline has been exmiided to April 17. No To 'Kirkettes , The County Commission today Ignating the Kirkettes as oiii- (runt t'üsUc t (4 s•'"!t!on •... - .'• said "no" to the "Kirkettes" of cial representatives, "The Kirk- vices of Atlanta for $3,800. The ettes are not associat ed wi th board had previously received SAIGON, South Viet Narn Seminole County. Seminole County, but with the an estimate from Frank C. AP)-The U. S. and South Commissioner John Fitzpat- Republican party" Brown and Company of Miami letnamese commands reported rick opposed the designation of In other business, proposals for $3,400. The proposals will be 5 Communists killed in small the "Kirkettes" as official rep- on job classification and pay studied by the tee offices and dr?nishes in the past 24 hours rcsentatives of Seminole Coun- plan surveys were received further information will be i the lull in ground fighting parade from Griffin, hfagen, Kruger, sought from the state merit i the Viet Nam war continued ty in the Inauguration is time for Inc., of California for $4,800 and system. mr the third day. Continuing at Tallahassee. "It wI weather once again slow- 1pts to take care of Republicans and Democrats to asI the U. S. air offensive. sist Democrats," he said. Mrs. Jerry Keetli, state Re o th1m committeewoman, re KINSHASA, The Cong The army has taken quested the group of 16 young P) rer the tiny neighboring Afri. girls be officially designated as n kingdom of Burundi and representing Seminole County In e d 19-year-old King the parade honoring Republican That cool breeze blowing across Florida today Is a forep0$ V, the Burundi radio an. Gov.-elect Claude Kirk in lieu of runner of colder air to come, according to the Weather Bureau. tare a county float. She further re Official forecast Is for fair and cold here tonight, with the unced Monday night. quested the county allocate $600 low in the 30s and scattered frost. for travel expenses for the girls. A low temperature of .11 was officially recorded at S this After lengthy discussion and morning by the Central Florida Experiment Station, although LONDON (Al') - Prime mister Harold Wilson sent a consultation with the county there were reports of the mercury dipping to as low as 35 around gh-level mission to Washing- clerk, the board agreed that it Monroe Corners on West SR 46. cannot legally allocate funds Then' was some consolation, though: The forecast also re n today to get American an expenditure, but did Ported Wednesday such will be fair with slightly warmer weather. eking for any compulsory for nctlons he seeks to bring the designate the "Kirkettes" as an . official representative In the MIAMI (All)-Cold air from the north was breezing through iodesian rebels to their knees parade. It also agreed to grant Florida today, glazing northern areas with frost and pulling the similar recognition and desig- rug from under Miami's balmy weather. nation to any bona tide organiPr'rnu:nu •'J'L145'AAA zatlon requesting it. ir and active, tiny Roni Sue Fitzpatrick declared, "The unaon passed the first crisis election results indicate the peoher struggle for survival to. y, bolstering the hopes of pie are 0I)1)OSCd to expenditures r parents and doctors that at of -this sort." lie pointed out when be cast t a t one of Pittsburgh's quin. the only dissenting vote to despleta would live. 75 Reds Die And The Word Was Brrrrrrrrrri Uprising High-Level Talks Passes Crisis ,,,. To Testify C Of C Elects CLEVELAND, Ohio (Al))va including Sent. 15 Directors I Sheppard, have been orderto testify before the CuyamFifteen Himinolo County Busa County grand jury Friday inu5smucI* today were elected the unsolved murder of as three-year directors of tim eppurd's first wife, Marilyn, Seminole County Chamber of years ago. Commerce: Robert Hesaurer, John Fitzpatrick, Jack ('artmenu, Earl lugILAMI, Flu. (AP)-.4 union ginbotham, Kenneth Mcintosh, )kesman said today 1)6 per Howard McNulty, Lee Moore, it of National Airlines' 426 Charles Robinson, F. K. lionaLa have voted to strike if lufuctory contract is not mullet Jr,, Robert Shedden, Jack J. T. TonIc, lIit)hHlflI nod before Dec. Cassethurry and lien Ward. Hint Strike Hold The Line Recover Body JNITED NATIONS, N. Y. 1')-The UN General An. Deputies recovered tho hotly b1y expected to hold of Ulysses Nelson, 40, from line again today against Luke Jesup this morning, ti:mg had China. A plun to Sheriff J. L. hobby reported. n the Issues over to a UN Nelson, of Orlando drowned In dy group was given an even a boating accident Thanksgtvnce of approval. Ing I)ay. was S •; chn.4or." or itet-tips he wild. We Seminole- Downs Set * * * * Mrs Doris _____C.mpanslo SAVE 17c up. Winners __ . p.m.; Friday !aybe Lv wouldn't be so many fatalities 11 th e courts In Seminole County and the entire state made It rougher on drivers convicted of minor offenses City Commissioners requested Monday that reti red former . . Most speeders get off with Police Chief Roy Will iams "go th rough pro per channels" before a suspended sentence. 0 5 continuing use of th e Sanford Police Department pistol range. JENO F. Paulucci, of "We have no objection to Williams teaching women how , Sanford and Duluth, has Casselberry Council and South Seminole Jaycees said th ey W use a pistol. It is p robably a good idea, but th is unauthorized sold his interests In won't drive to Sanford for th e use is conflicting wi th th e regular use of th e range by city .Chun King Corp. for $63 police., used brass is not cleaned up and use of the range has million but will remain Public forum on Dec. 12 not always been clea red wi th th e present chief, Arnold Wil- In charge. (Story on Sanford City Commission prohams," it was reported. bably won't be represented Page 2.) either . . . Board meets that same night. Pied Thomas 326 $th Ave. N.E. St. Patorar9, Ma. Swift's Premium English Cut Boneless Cut Roas, Rump Ro S S Esther J. Emp.r.r 415 Bamboo Dr. Orlando, F1s 79c lb. Ab, there wouldn't be enough space to tell It all. - 10 a.m. here's where some of It would lath P. 0. Box 471 Nokomli As. Cream Cheese 3cm. pkg. City Manager W. K. Knowles storewide discount Now If I had $63 million T. Warner SAVE 51/2c 59c Swift's Premium lb . rhuladeiphia Brand i,~, BE[ F t6L N P E DS LESS COOKI NG TI M E NNW-In lb. hard, green cabbage $100.00 good children. to be Hours 255$ Helms Baud Winter H As. Corned SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Swift's Chunk per 4 sfin Racing _ Season In M id-April 8 p.m. Saturday with free from has It maybe he'll spread It priced items. Thursday are 9 to 5:30 around Sanford. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mr. I.LDrury Serve with tchf- low Park Ave. Santa will be present from 3:30 to 8 10 a.m. to day and the Sanford Atlantic National Bank How do you spend $63 m il- endy, donated State Bank, given to all lion? give For three big days, downtown merchants Well, now that Jena Pauluccl ten per cent off on a except for sale go-. With As purchase of any Swift's Premium Beef Roast 3-lbs. or over (-rl pInre of biiqinPm4." Inrhuletl In the price of the lUket anti given sway. "it cannot h soUl, nor will OL HareM B. Wilson 1705 B. Chili.. Ts. As. ! lIcence only covers his establish- p.m. Fri - By LARRY 'ERSREL $1,000.(X) Winners njam ernge Agency tntes flint liquor rim be -.Rerved, pritivIdIng it 14 Phone 822.2811 or 425.593R Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Frost tonight, ht.-10s ; fair and warmer \Vednesdiiy VOL. 59 NO. 72 -AP Leased Wire -Established 1908 -TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1966 - SANFORD, FLORIDA by Scrusets Brand * anfu Downtown Sanford "We Care" merchants will be "playing Santa Claus" to shoppers Thursday, Friday and Saturday while Santa himself visits with children in I the city parking lot at and the corner of First and Florida .. 31, di cin,ing that such usc' would "contaminate the atmosphere" at the facility. Com'1*1i.I Santa Here ore some of the humdreds of happy cash wlnuars dming the 30th week of our "Lets Go To The Races" ge: EXTRA Dec. me on but Inter wiffidrew Ilip .15 : 59c V Jaycees hail requested of ollol nt the Civic Center mid alcohol In the Civic Con- missioner Vincent Roberts. Roberts moved that "we table th is discussion and examine our consciences." "The deeper I get into the 3 C Roll Sias sage MON., TUES., WED. NOV. 28-29-30 966 as to what Is in the best Interests of the city," he added. He ed that the corn- permitting the use of alcohol WAS tabled by City Commission- Sot;. chub Herman's Orange PRICES EFFECTIVE the holiday Inn Is opened at quirstion in niy mind regulations for the Civic Center Sandwith Spread study of this, the bigger the � 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, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 28, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1966; <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/bbdf4b87e9bce8f3a613d9a086f40c9f.pdf ad309c72563857c20ff5ade0ee4b788d PDF Text Text . . ______ r I j : - - . . -.,'-----. -..-- - * . r . 0 ~ __ — — M1 . i~, # .& .., ... z: 1. 3 R I 0 ___________________ ____________________ " C i.O , .b. +44 J . i 11% inn o in I. ,- ó :/ hIIeatk1ngtheheatfrePt ing on cold morning. Or, I'll take poker.) . fi __ ; .11, ~k -, ....,,~,~,~ q ~ 0 1. Nation 1 . - _\ 4 li~ . — ..", I 1~-"' ,~'. , 1~ I,. ,II .., I'. lm~~ 'X, ~ , P , .. ~ , ., That" nur business It M ~' VOL. cut me in with your or I'd coer w If I had flfl sports or the eourtlmiie beat In .. __ - . kle~ ! IV". . •. .. ___ . " ; ~. ~, : .; ~ I ~r l 1oy rfamil1 ...znaypea aa1JC,a - . I ' , g ~ 1 t -• liday A. Ortagus Chairman of the Board H. Hodges, President L F. Mann. Executive Vice President Mrs. Lois Housholder, Vice President M()N1)i\ Y, Ca -------- Ronald Russi, Manager II. Jones, Department Head Hazel Cash Marjorie Morgenstern, Supervisor Jacquelen. Hatcher Lenora Andrews Margaret Helms Jeannette Kin$aw Sandra Metzler Juanita McCord John Petrunic Frances Brown, drive-in Patricia Rabun Kamilla Collins, drive-in Mary Lynn Thomas Betty J0 Swain, drv..in Linda Wilson Barbara ! ~!111 I Pi ir ) 04% ;C SANFORD 7 A ~".'I I. I- rent --- -- I -, __ ---• . i i ' .'r;'ei". emino e n * * * J4,1-Sei-tioll. * * * * * .,. 1I ,; ; 1 0::;Ill ' ' 417 Ac os r 'I'lle ChriStIllil-A I-We * A A A A I / LW 4 e Michele ~,*ill(.(~Ilt, ~411()~%- A ,;ff %vilat-. ii;lnta ( at her p:trent yIvami Lake her under the ( Herald Photo) tree __ - - __ __ - p rs1c r Top Prize hi Christmas IflS J Lighting Contest Here 3e~it ovorall .vx:ir1 ~ of DalvvilivI Ala. By Till;,' ASSOCIATED PRESS ill , Ile .rayvees Christmas lighting mtest was '-von by .fotrn Lnmrnere jiropriefur of Dutch \th.l 11 ~)iv- r q Tammy L. i._ir. 111(1 .\l:.s. L. D. &tX, Tr:md!tienal second. inith, )OS Cherokee Circle, . first, inul Mrs. G K. Drive. near •J,mcksonville was fatal his home. Green Cove Springs; Ray E. Ing along the tracks when hit. I'll stake you to skiing. I'll set- three lives each. Drive, first, \lrs. Bonnie Coilins, 1844 Coolidge — Ri?liinmis for Robert Lee Shipes, .12. of Sixty-year-old Mrs. Eunice Archie Ray A two-car collision three miles Norman, 17, Middleburg, and Nineteen year - old tie for poker. !9I iiminerIin Avenue. th D. 3aeiL a n d W i lliam of rensacoia WilS ItiU rau.zII vest of Chipley on State Road ValUe B. Padgett, 17, of Jack- MalOne , Arti:;tic — Dr. C. F. 3. Smith. :18 North Summt'rItn Avenue, Alvin Mack Ftamrck. I& of twoin a Sunday in his hometown when Myers street Saturday 10 killed three men Christmas sonville all died. from Fort West Palm Beach Wj:3 kilhtMi first, and Mrs. Bmissoll \EcKtni.ie. '125 .arita, iccond. car cra.;h. She Gene If. Leulbert of Fort his car smashed Into a pole. You ever get boxed in by a Eve. The Florida Highway Pa SitInhilolt? [.uint uor'ior:ition, 10th ta1rnetto, Ctniun.!rciai i Frday ni g ht when his motor .Johnny Wayne Dukes. 18. of Mt'rs. was killed early rst Street, ecoud. guy who tells you how great the trot identified them a Adol p hus Lauderdale n..ir collided \Eoiihtnti Insurance. .i.i West USt .iuil car and a CVCIC ereant visiting An ArmY when his car New Smyrna Beach was killed ski girls look? They claim they Marcus Sanchez, 60, and Eugene Christmas day LhIn von the .urida E'uwer Light Colnpany'3 Palm Beach. Semln.)ie and West Myers on furlough was in Miami and hit a otitti of then' On State Road Fort Bordeau. .38. h a v e beautiful complexions. Levi Newman, 43. both of Boni- left U.S. 1 traveling trnphy. in Miami, Henry Al.\ v hen his car left the road killed Saturday in a two-car Rakes, 45. pole then a tree. Years ago, when I was taking fay, and Roy Thomas OlIiSiOfl seven miles south of of HoIIywooI was killed Friday assignments while working my Punta Gorda on U.S. 41. He was night when his car hit a utility way through college, I covered pole. Il year-old Johnny E. Divi. skiing In upstate New York. I Lydia M. Halstead. 75. of Vero Homeof Jose M. Crui. 2'J, se had a more miserable cir Beach died Saturday in a twonever stead died Saturday in a t'. o near Pompano collision car a time. The girls didn't appeal to accident, ii ') Yir' J.'nar'ment intl the Salvali The .len Capp famll A Florida East Coast train hit Reach. me. I don't think chapped hands cscapetf :njury the'' :Ietl am aiim \rmy ')rovuk!(i iiew cloth.i. are pretty. They get red noses their night clothes at ih,iiit I :ng Mid helter tor \Ir. and Mrs. and their hands wrinkle and C:ipp mud !lit-!r eight children a.m. SaurrLiy rr'nhi lmttr f!am redden. , rhe A- oca ed P the 3 hiur The final day ii iii it .lift -I, ht 1 izi bI)tn on Re i d Ili deaths during the 4JstectI. Christmas holiday traffic death counted i "I"ll liSt) report ((l .1 flsimuig I 1 -As "a nip um L.mkc .hhy was itiH 'HI Yire Thief ouflt Opent'(l today with LuaU nonholiday period Dec. I said before, I used to not. ci. .1 eor'ed the ira :ii. m';inc - %: i , Ie ,i roycd v ilaiiio -it about .1:15 Ii this Chirisunas did I T — I~ . ., cover sports while I was in cotIit's running 21) per cent behind a" record, it would be the first troye(1 b'. 'lie iia .te it antic - p. fl . .Sciiitiay after the ucculege. I once covered a Coluni:;--last Christmas. and the National 'ueh nonrecurd in 1 'u years. A. At hill t, a )eitnua family, had termined oru.gui. . -. bia-Dartmouth football game in I., Safety Council said it Record numbers have died th 'ti their home. th return •.•.. Volunteer cft o ot e \lembers .l - - - • -Hanover, N. if. The wires froze. •S _____ traftic over each of the last hopeful sign. • I had to dictate to the telegraph . / - . The tolL stood at 417 early this eight holiday periods, the great-. .. operator because my fingers est carnage coining last -44 morning. I. -. -' were too cold to beat a type•:•; . f - ' . , : "U i hate to say it too flatly. - Thanksgiving when 7114 died ill ...., '-I writer. That's some way to " 1. . • . because the roof can suit (all in four days. The tigure was the 1. make a buck. You ever hear! n); Mazrmeii, A'.e. Wui5 .tiii-e IL ."ir'it'jr' but if it keep.s up the way it's Largest for any holiday period of . l i ~ of a family waiting until It ge's any length. , ,..--.-.) 00 ng. the death toll certainly urokeii in to iu t',etiliio Chrn;t:im.ms liuriti tig, pull e ropurteti. 'i:' 2 . .-. below zero to go on a picnic? The council spokesuiaii said last year." a ".'. %% ill be below iin,',l d'i t,,aIuIm tiiitrv was Ui pJuIiLl PIC(tJ 'if ccii:.t £a,.,. ,4 t-:c1 -. !. e. P4 . Let a husband suggest a propo- i is to the bet way to keep alive tiuncil spokesman said. dI : 'rete thii,uglm '.hie rilaic gi:e:i \ 's ,. -. .sition like th at and they'll .001 course, % he c.tuticiied. k'ave early for hoitit'. In his there - vaa mmiiIcatl,,ui 'iii how utuch ruer'oiie'I sam . -. . th row him In jail for attempted I ''we have to hear iii wind that words. 'We've found that ah, ehandi:e was taken until .t Jliip&'Iu is wade sumC : . --f',. murder. rush--people last uminute last years tolL wa unusually th muic today. 1-lowever, •imrIv - ''hurts 4aId ,evcrat F/ twili fast--that driving Over Christmas 1965, a rushing, high -, : It, ii LI Il I - -- '.1 II' . .I causes deaths." trd(in diet! record 720 _- -- till. was - Gorman, I 1p Fire Chases Family * walk-up of Barbara Turner, walk-up ion, ' Sharon Emerson, savings H. D. Rowland, Vice President & Cashier ' GENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER , . - Janice Vihieri ',:......... - .' PROOF D. T. Mathews, Jr., Assistant Vice President .. Marie Bagley 4 Mrs. Catherine M. Ray Assistant Cashier -- ' - - - Store - .. , B , -- - - Maureen Moughton Kathy Butler Clyde C. Long, Jr., Assistant Cashier -, - Rebecca Giles Joe Russi, Supervisor '' i. Joyce Feuerbacher '. .. I BOOKKEEPING ) .. ' ' '- . - . - Sylvia Morris , - no . liveuitury Marguerite Roberts STATEMENT CLERKS '' Mary Jackie Thomas Roy R. Wright, Jr., Assistant Cashier Sherry Thrasher Peggy Urban I Lucyann Jurss I never met an Eskimo. I I can't talk for them. You think one of them would lie on an Ice floe If lie could spend th e win. ter In Miami? ArmiIldo Covington - W. W. 'I'll J ji4ts1eliger of this coiIveL'tIble was a Christ mas (I tet'ahl Photo) Cassulberry. WOMAN tidity in J" -2 " - Other 1,166 records nicluiJed the council has predicted 650 .i-hi dead over the New Year. to 750 deaths bcteeit ó p.m. Memorial Day -i2; Uidepeimd Friday and midnight today, the etice Day 576, and Labor Day co unting period. For coitipar- 636. tic _____________ Wiam Richardson, billonager L Cost New Complex WL If it's cold, I like to be warni. I don't want to be sliding down a hillside with Cecil Tuc• ker looking over citrus when 1 can be sitting In Jim Spencer's Final cost '.t iiitatt's will be ilitit's '. ill continue to be till- t.tialwzi uifice--- .1 flew build-mitts i'ourthuusis throtigiwut tim(' 11)' FILEt) VAN PEI.'I' or the Trophy Lounge. I don't lwie would cut 2QO,0U0 I tititte imimmi will review the aiclil- avimihimbli' at ut di.cussioims with j'i-um'd mm ith a pt'rlimanelit (acit- 11mg (Jaist of a St'rk's) hustle outdoor guys to live or immute. Add the cut of a A ll L- vpoits an d ity. But a s yet the branch iway I do. Why do they Insist I Seinjimulo County tuxpayt'is torts' i-vpou-t to iirteriiiitit' iioeds the aiiiiitrtt water works system, sewage to a I a prmjmt'r program of tie- i,ift'&imuit ion mmiil hi uvimilat'lt' lieu has nut becit usetL try skiing? Only Sanford.Orian- can figure on "coughing ti l l " an dispul, ii fire and police do Kennel Club f a lls are more great e.teumt. Lit fact, few pit'tectiozi. parking, lighting to the puiile. additional $5 million for a new vt'Iopnient . nianatic. htii mine tiC etiuiit ies in the state pi t' ide traffie control, etc. ' -L-mmt i itt' he (oil mit I 'i-el itiminimly st iiii it's by t iltcounty govmnnsmietttul t'tmiiiiilt' x 'I . . ['lie ji yacht situ IS ill tile Lizaimek I au. itit tc. at t'd humid I lt iu cont imnilSpatc tutu tii' ttip1t lomarmi of and above tIII over thOUC, lot cm'Ui a new cuur-thuuu, with thu location of tito i)i'olbOht'ti ctmtiithiotisu attt','' salt! John Altm\ammder, tIi2W t'i,itiiiiUhii h,iiihuiiiig vat At least a dog track player Of Li 14) tile coillity vollitill.rwoit'll clittirillull, other ill at tho prtsent couti- building plAtis tv prvvidu for What David WilieR Brown Jean Kazs. Robert Murri. ., - AUDITING DEPARTMENT LOAN & DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT AND EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT tue SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR . A Esther Lou Pals - SECRETARIES , F.ye Butcher SAFE DEPOSIT CUSTODIAN Carolyn Wilkerson Dolores Goeris devided to 4-1611 110 built "djuvelit doebn't shill for his garne. li e . . . allould it bu old tileaUs 4 futuze expatiaiu:t. Thu t'tiuiity seat ficiti present ('lIUi'ttlt)IlhO and Jail— "amid mm ittu I lie goud nottim-south ty scat of Sanford, goes to the track and gets inur- IIIOVLI Ihiti seat to aimbe courthouse can cuzitinue to of m'utiiuty m'tiamigmi the distutiteti luuit fmii'ining it govtu'iiiitt'iitiui mmliii- itwt.'m ,miimi dered and takes his hang grlev- 5a(0111. other ttucti&- tuiated aim-a in the Iused. ['he cvmitparatiety new 'l'hut's it lot of iluhlni's to l)lt'X%V1t1t0t1t LI i'iIIbO lii taxes. 1)IttItm iS hot Ilit't'ltt 1'miieiicm'd by all how he was clipped. t hit' motility. If this ma m(ulIe, the law I jail is it., built. iti allow for aim i'liil't- tt h'm'.it it'll (if 'I'Iie only thing I go for with sit ye It few itijitistes uli-iv big The fuiimis wi'uhil ('"liii' timuti time ill fill- ( lit, sale of i'm'i I iI'kimt t' of ill- moui it tumlithi', it-, the uut muajom-- tetlum t m'a that a m'm'Lti'thtUUSti aiid i tuddjt itutat (tout'. ire is a .shrimp cocktail. I don't tutu' 1,1 11 111 aumy pout Construction of this county iii' time county jaiL be built at the new county even like hockey. Is It a crime county to transact l,usimitths iii dol,tedness, lii liii, tinillu mmmdli- ity tit tIit i'll m'iI u V itmum-tiLd cu.'utpIe.16 at the itt-ct1 [ti Liao the a v,At. 1,110 roust house, lImit. it apilvall n Iiti ill mm huh sswlim'y %m 140 uleriv - iii' hot hut' to try to be comfortable 7 A n ew jail l ittIbAli wouLd tIteseilt situ with utilities And there us-mr fomm- ilisiuIirlit ie'Sl- (MI to PUY (us' time m'miUiity jail. i-out I liotiti limit thi tu or(omit • hmi,000. t.m'sa of fac mitt tea aLreamiy i'ruv ided by $500,000 mL i- mmtmuhii b i uioiit h tiuir suimil ii luturt of time 'I'him'sti m-i'u-t it'iiamt of (tie tlimsvitt cm,uittim'tOm' 1 Lhm' city of SiilottI --mmvuld tu-''Ill a,lutitim'ii, (hue ia'uitti lids Use Ii. stahl 1111der strite luumm I :t, mm iii,-hi liii a riiiisi.y guy. ('liurn't's i-utility wit,, iii.' mm ihlitug itm'tti1 titicu hut' most to a nhimulIuuiml, s lii'Ittl ti l'imuiuuis tuiIim'm' lit (lit gtmiti.utly m'mtltL amid I'd hit-I a h"t if I fried t45 sjn'si,I tutu u'xtiis i ititijhssit III rim,-. the imuuiitlm- s thu, tight to aim eny L'ai I. aLma Ii' im0iitl0(i tit (tie mm'at m'I ta now ctl&miILuIett to ['uutmttit taiuiluliiugs ill I ,t ht'Illt1 m-Fmriii o iatiilui suits mtility what'.., mm,oiug with howling liii' taxauuy.-u ' iiivaJi. 'Al tiam at utuu most itidy tadmt (lie mu'uui'lu tlmt'mutr. lien luw,iait'r* ehi ret of u 1 maltimeims h,,siuutit' cutmImty titsum tail liter Boil itI of ('utility ('omit- m ilditiiaiia Ili the wiutor? Or pool? the county. the •ho1 athimin - oilier pumt in etmil public iweml stt these ium- ot iuovIn miIuumei-a liui iflbj)eCttI vail- tue. ifi g II 61 1 ,•, CREDIT DEPARTMENT . R U ME MAIkIiNA?C1 & SUUES I Of Frank Il.ir Alan. Altamees. Dixon Dorothy Butler James H.gi. 1. THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK 101 West First Steet Member: Fi),IC., Federal ILebcrve System — ALL DEPOSITS INSURED TO $16,000. ~ • fli I I • i'-1 111 1t4 anti iuime-flhi)iit h-'m(d Lisa fn * - . . .•- I pTwo p senV'rs in a a. rip. accident happened at 8:15 p.m., Mercy Itospital in treatedat the Or- rited by Wilnn E. Rnrleqnn Ann, were treated • . Casselherry Police als when she drove her I95 ms- the driver and passengers of Air Force Base Hospital wrre slightly injured. The two lando .I tang convertible out. of Piney a two car Rcc dent at i M rs. por te d ' M r. and rp identified v.4 Barhara 801,1- mail hi. about I It's a big dcii tile other car, for facial ruts and internal in- -., .. I . '. .~ •. h 1niih .1 ~, . 11 . c n lit slilith f)f the Florida IfighwaY hi.,; 196:1 Vn1k.-;wa-n. relva~xd Crnnmwpll and his wife, Carol Orlando were Patrol.. and Treated e Natto r ~., rdil . : . * # 16 . ... . 1. ... •.. s _jl!~ I . . r tate * 4 , ,. * * e ver eris it e Inthi1' on tritei, ii, t Inreus Burrows of 211 Triplet Dr., (tsselio'rry, the driver of time ear, was Charged by CnssVtIet r Polk e lh'pni i tnit nt. iUi failure to yield at through in- . N .,-I ': .•*•S •.1. -_______ oman, M m s s 1 hem r Wity 117-92. 0 II ~ - SAN O1D, I OR Ir Dl (' 2(, ---.-- - TELLERS - A-W." .. , . ,.f Or I " A .11; yca I- old man f rf)rn Eloise and overturned three time.i. in Port Salerno and Lenden Va.S Z el l woo d killed early Sunday when Ernest Tate of ever since the species inhabited IIAM1 (Al') — At least 21 Three Floridans died in a was a train one mile killed Saturday night when he'Williarn Green. N. the earth. But there are some persons have (lied in holiday flead-oll collision one mile west lie 'Xi's hit by ! no wa~ ki-P-4d. parently ran in front of on- Sale, of Winter Haven. Officials guys who go around picking weekend accidents Ili Florida. of Green Cove Springs Saturd ay north on U.S. , coiiismon ck A car tru near , U.S. 141 ! said Hubert E. Owens was walk- 'ouning tars (ill spots where it's cold and wet. 'r'o traffic collisions claimed night. John A. Ruesdell I I INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT . 277t wrmcrthrtITflP(lcW likely, i e 31an has fought tile elements ~ 211 W. 2Sth ST. -- Road, arross tile northventing fire. of course, they Ridge 1,. 11liffnazie (if Or- lq:15 p.111., Friday, on Sem i- j r .. laile and into the path ,if Charles Inignt hive been nauseated by "und LinEstimated damage to the I I0' E. 20th it. snuthbourul 1t15!) C1l(lillaC tannin itul their 10 year oh! son. note Boulevard when Mrs. Bnir!eson was ehar"d wtn and to eating raw meat. But even the n Mrs. lluffnagle suffered a dim M. Britton of 1262 Seminole Britton car was 10O vehicles were term(jrjvin while intox:caed md cave men liked to be warm. It's sedan. Both SI)O. Jh,tilovard left her 1960 Cadil- the Crooniwell vehicle. broken wrist. loss, ed a tot-al write this, 43 degrees as I There were five accidents in failure to have hs v.!hjcle jflInvestigating officers were 1w' sedan parked on the road Mrs. Burrows was treated -t-ident 04-- ' 1111see with it flat tire. Nfichael, R. the city ,irnit.4 over the 2-1 hour' d-ir tiontrol. Tho :it for a clit on her head and abra- Lt. Leroy Lee find John ' 'irred at approxinLitiTly 7 p.m. The only holiday. ran Christmas of Casselberry s ions at. Winter Park Menmorial of the Casselberry Police lie- Crootowell ev.. a guy tells with serious mishap occurred at 2uth Chrisma.; Every time partment. flssiSt('(i by Buddy into the rear of her car and released. what I'm missing because I'm CON S TRUCTIONI COMPANY thr America" 4-- Ileillorilil, Ilospitill - . ; Wia1Y*1 - - not suffering from frost bite, we're in a warm apartment. ai - Carl Stoildind, 61, Of 201) Liii - t" ~- - " ~, - _;1 '4, I ~ I ... ~-, .. ~ , ir... i" I'itahllMhm'd I U)8 I ,ened \Vjie * _) a world of happiness at Christmas And the New Year Al Sb NO '11 — A I I ' 0 0 May t he holiday season bring you '111111, of era . ZIp Code Phone 22-26h1 or 425 59R Isn't I 1 , . b. . . . . , - ---"The Nile - A 6 — - * * * a fo r wallt to get :lIiX(A 111) %%Jilt ally 4 _ ~ ' W1ATIJEIt A few c.np,inkle '.~::.:~ .~7 % - St. .JohnM River on the - I. i I ----- h -Iqmllwp~ sui- d * County -------------- ' don't like cold e ither, c° - - Seminole I I 1 i - I'm always getting tangled up .L~.%k'::-'.. '; -!i, . . 1.., I ZX1-. ' ~,--">,' ~11 1~_._ - I ~ I ~.:,,, I 4A, .: ---- -Morni ng I. : j !~', ratures • 'i-rn 1 fflqj\ , rr.n n .,.,• S u'Hc in F Jrirluln wrn hit by windy It five r1rs r,Irk'r icrbte(1 M h"r hn pi''lnll v i,nn nrnnninnt uk S'mInn1n Cniint v evnp 11tmice N.Y., dnirin inch c'1l in nnth jtern Syr v r1i nd Tr,hncon ,,r! thin ftp rrPvi'i r ord in irnfnirP liii lit tir ('r j,ihirI I Inq him I h' Ihr t-nhfr if ns ' nighttime brInginq II1 iitl r( HpPll hn'nr. othwstern Mahn. A hind of i' . (d 1W . 'f,mvor vnct coaci hInd thic' frdr.rnlInt9 Vrrnct. Tin iIflh1ift1.P fI",ii flip fIPP7hU rt.hl. ,dv,wect the rnnnri 'nvor to nrn'Arrn, lighter • • •• Wnrren •Ir,hnqnn of 1h' - n .i font f .now wc'r'd fine, fri ;nrrntiirr of vnrtv 4iitiilnv f,nks'lmrir1 Dakota-,, ti Scrvirr' fri wpqtern rocc the W:ir,,imt ii 1' nrrrnI wn'-i f,,I mmnu' "'p,mnC H. nnnriilng, in tho opinion of lore area rrom the northern vtem nb1. "A n d Rv TIFF, ASS()(JATF.t) PRF.S mrnnr' froct nrn1n hrskem inrl Koncmc lnmiiL'hit with n %,IImnloi nr;irrtrrI nip quniffcnnt kl , 'hiittt F inrthern nrrn he nn" \in,hiehi in rn ( hriqtn, i The rn he Mor'h it mnifieiint in iiil lip III !i IPI liii tender vegetnhit" thc'ru' vncn t Any 'tntliiti inwnt flpet lnrblr 1 U lipthe 'Jorthe Phat de1ed h mni h' '1 ii inir hirnne tii itrtpc op lot to t,*Inpr, nt un' nu , ne'' .e;i ndnv .i •fnhncrn cud cr,rne damage moved nut n Thir nippy II qlr'tzre reu,rdr1 e In The :11 ,i,qir,'q ut, nynun'l dnvn. to rueyirnherc sormq bre ed in he Vect t,lrlr r waq reported di rre in \1lmm '. n n i I Ak I I ANU(A lit W hif fler qj,f, ,y,IJimiv flint the Warnin g,; nt bratty ha tow set in sqn;ish inch beans in the Immo ' toils lam k of en1l ind I' nib ii to (tin Iqi nine ne the r oldest fy I I'nn the pri I I A -- - a \ItInIIISE..1I3S t S .. I BEST I ",~.~.~. . - ~ scape Freezing Tempe rops eminole Vill (I V 11' 1e, I'Ll take poker. Jirrrrl SANFORD, FLORIDA li I p - I l I �- - ._.:... - S4' - __• - ,. -- _,.-.- -S-.- r . - - C 46 hr 'niifnt'?i Versi lb 26. 1R - l"Aize .01 New Taxes To Hit Wage Earners €nuuitrb ur ity ec ociaI I I In Bigger Bite rrnlö Page 2 Dec. 26, 1961 S Actor Visits Lynda At Ranch. From For Holidays AUSTIN. Tex. (AP-Precident Johnson gets back to work at his ranch desk today after a Christmas Eve visit with Vietnam casualties and quiet ob eervance of Christmas with his I Bombers Raid North Vietnam Salary ; WASHINGTON (AP)-Taxe, arc going up for U.S. w earners as much as $13.75 each 16 MON., TOES., WED. After Truce SAIGON, South Vietnam (A next year even If President - U.S. bnmher.c raided NOT Johnson doesn't ask Congress rtnarn today as lighting in t for an Income tax boost. Vietnam war resumed followl The reason: Social Security the end of a two-day Chrlstm taxes Increase Jan. I to help truce. pay for medicare, increased WILLIAM BARRON A U.S. miIithr' spnkesm There were no announced offi retirement and disability. said American warplanes i other benefits voted by the last cis) visitors for a day which bombings of the nor Congress. Presbyterians aides Indicated would cover a despite had weather. At t The new levy is 4.4 per cent of broad range of government t same time, U.S. B.2 hen - the worker's first $6,600 In earnbombers staged three raids di business. GRAY WRISLEY wag ings, up from the current 4.2 Ing the day, two of them w1t Actor George Hamilton. fit crowned FFA S w e e t- per cent. 28 miles of Saigon and the thi Thus, a person making $6.600 quent escort of Johnson daugh- heart of Seminole High in the once-neutral demiitt. of or more next year will pay er Lynda Bird, joined the faml• Future Farm e r Izell zone separating North 81 p90.40 for Social Security. ly circle for what the White America at the I.annual paid $277.20 this year and $174 South Vietnam. Christmas party She House called a "private, family Both the U.S. and South Vii and last year's Sweet- In 1965. Employers must match CongreUon of First Prosname'e high commands SI Christmas" at the LBJ Ranch heart, Brenda Carroll, each employc's contribution. by-terlan Church will honor wii The increased rate is expect- 11am Barron, of Eufala, Ala., withheld any charge against t 5 miles west of here. will be honored at a Fel- led to raise an additional $1 bII Little Information was given lowahip dinner Friday and his fiancee, Mist- Eleanor Cnmmimists of violating t next year. Of the $290.46 lion out about the testivlUes. Warr, of Clayton, Alt., at a re truce, although it was punctu the TradeWinds. Individual maximum, $33 will go Hamilton joined the First at ed throughout by gunfire. T ception Wednesday evening at two commands reported a co Family and other relatives from ___________________________ into the fund paying for the Club. medicare program that began Mayfair Country bined tota l of 12 combat in the area for a late Christmas Barron, senior at. Columbia Ju l dents during the 48-hour cezu dinner which Included domestic has said Seminary, Atlanta, served a n President Johnson and wild turkey. but they listed only 27 he'll announce next m o n t h student-minister of the local fire, these as significant. The Johnsona opened their whether to ask for more Income church last summer, "We are not characterizi Christmas presents Christmas taxes. Costs of the war In Viet- Mrs. Fred Robb will furnish Eve before going to St. Francis nani and the state of the econo- the refreshments, Mrs. William these incidents as violations,' Xavier Catholic church at mv art key factors in that dcci- Hemphil] and Mrs. Fred Ganas U.S. spokesman said. Stonewall for midnight Mass. will he in charge of decorations, The Communists charged t Sint). JAMES PHILLIPS Lynda and Hamilton whis ,lolmson also has said he will and Mr. and Mrs Bob Crumicy United States with breaking t pered and beamed at each other .lames Al. Phillips, Lake Mon- ask Congress for more Social will he in charge of entertain- truce, but even their accusati aPenred somewhat muffh before entering the church. roe produce farmer, died last Security benefits next year. In- inent. The North Vietnamese Ne They reportedly plan a short Thursday at. Seminole Memo- creased benefits could mean Agency said U.S. planes intri chaperoned vacact$on to Acaanother Social Securitytax hike Board Meeting pulco. Mexico. before New rial hospital, lie had been rd over the north Sunday dun or a look to general funds for Merger the truce but. macic no cia Year's, such as they made last resident of the area for the financing. past 41) years. Be Was a mom- A change in the tax laws that The January hoard meeting that bombs were dropped. I year. The .Tohnaons' younger daugh- her of the Wesley Methodist becomes effective Jan. 1 will of Women in Construction, nol said one U.S. plane was si tar. Luci, and her husband. Pat- Church. permit it taxpayer who normal- Orlando-Winter Park, will he down. A U.S. spokesman said he h rick J. Nugent, also accompa- He is survived by a sister, ly claims substantial deducUons. Jan. 4 at the offices of Mrs. nied the President and First and receive a large refund to Merle Ellis of Casseiherry, pres- no report of any Americ ppp Mrs Ralh Ile of Buffalo, reduce the amount of tax with- Ident, at Innnnen- Bankston plane loss, but ncknowledg Lady to church .. Construction Company in Or- that U.S. planes f1e reconna Saturday afternoon, the Presi- Wyoming; one t1aughter, Mrs. held from their paychecks. dent. Mrs. Johnson and Lynda Ethel Johnson, Buffalo, Wv. lip to $700 in annual income lnndo. Members of the hoard satire flights over the north di ing thi' trut. flew to San Antonio to greet 18 oming and one son, J. .i. Phil- will be exempt Ironi withholding are requested to attend. ,,i (14ltl. .,iii ,l,, 14 T1 4 ,i nnvnumLc under this Wa n. 1$IO VI 1JlIIIJIj, UIlU -4,JIJI4IIU from Vietnam when they ar- four grandchildren and f i veThere is no change in over-all Election Off tax liability. The plan simply is rived for hospItalIzation, great grandchildren. The South Seminole Civic a device to bring a person's Council was forced to postpone The President talked to the Graknw Funeral Home men on board the p1am. then &sI1arge of ,arrnngementa,withholding ne In line with th e election of officers chedthe actual tax 'he must pay. _____ greeted them Individually as Beginlng Jan. 1, these other uled f or Wednesday n1ghtuntIl they walked or were carried off. tax law changes take effect for the January meeting due to a RADA CRENSUAW made no public re JOhnlOfl made lack of a quorum. the 1967 tax year: marks during his brief stay. Mrs. linda Mae Crenshaw, a -The sell-employed must pay Poor attendance was blamed resident of Sanford, died at her Social Security taxes quarterly on the yuletide rush and lack STONEWALL. Tex. (AP)- home Sunday. and to a maximum of $4.40 of cooperation by pnrtjciniutjng More than 100 persons pretested She was a member of the instead of the present $405.90. Organizations. InC VICIflR11 WRT •i i YiflCfl First MPTflflh1IT (hIIrI't1 PrlI?h -- --ror persons iuing eau• miles from Seekers Class and served as mates of Income, taxes withheld ro*& barricade President Johnson's ranch. Worthy Matron of the Seminole from wages plus quarterly pay'rhey spent Christmas after- Chapter No. 2 of the Eastern moms of estimated tax must noon In the chilly outdoors. Star In 1933. She also was pres- total at least 80 per cent of the holding up signs with cxclama- Ident of the Past Matrons Club. tax a person owes instead of 70 tory statements for peace. "No She Is survived by two sons, per cent. More Hiroshimas-Stop The U. P. Crenshaw, Orlando; J. M. -Corporations must begin Crenshaw, of Atlanta, Ga.; five paying taxes on a current basis War Now!" said one sign. The peace vigil was sponsored grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. in 1967 Instead of in 1970. by 'the Houston Citizens for T. C. .lenkius, of Lexton Park, -Persons 65 and over who Peace in Vietnam. Some were Md.: two brothers, Van B. itemize income tax deductions yntng couples with babies bun Abrams and A. 1). Abrams, both can deduct only those medical expenses exceeding 3 per cent died up against the raw 60- dc - of Sanford. Funeral services will be held 01 their gross income, instead of grec wind. One was ii young all medical expenses. Other taxman with unruly hair whose at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the sign said: "Make Love, Not First Methodist Church with payers are already subject to Rev. Robert Al. Jenkins officiat- the 3 per cent clause. War.to -- .... -""" .,. iw ,..iii a .. It a11 VV 1 VW ' They stayed for almost three three bourii, which was about five Cemetery. B r I s s o n Funeral tins as long as five American 1-lome Is in charge of arrangeNazis from Dallas stayed. The nients leader, Al Grey, 28. addressed demonstrators 1 pence the JULIA CASTrL'N through a loud speaker. fry spoke or white suprema-1 Mrs. Julia Castten, of Rose demon- Hill, N. C,, died early this cy anti told the our boys morning at her home. She is strators"stand up for survived by her daughter, Mrs. In Vietnam." Ben Levy, Houston lawyer, Z. J. Jones, of Sanford. F'uneral one- of the speakers. told the arrangements are lncoflii)lctc. rienionstu'ators that some think diaent should be alleric'eti in Thieves Do tim. of war but that "it is proGood Turn cise7y in wartime, when the The stakes are so high" that the dis- l)ENVELt. Cob. tAP) 111ev. C. Hurry Christopher said sent' should be exercised. Johnson came to his ranch thieve.-, broke into the offices of niort than week ago for the tiol- the' St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal church recently and Idays. The Houston group has held got nny with $a. peace vigils near the Presi- flut he' said it couldn't ix ii total loss. dent,s ranch for the past two The thieves gained entrance Eusters and last Christmas. to the' church through a window that had been stuck for two years. it works fine now. i 10 SPECIALS S NFORD . 2438 French HWY. 17.92 Store Hours: THIS WEEK: Ave Oviedo Native 9 A.M. 'TIL 9:30 P.M. 3228270 Of y Deaths I WIIU$IIJVJ I 4 1 ' ' 1.II.L VIS.1.I$I1..II 11111.4 - ' - ,.. ------ two - iit: " REQ1 20c EACR Borden's VEREADY gal ICE "II" MILK CHOICE OF FLAVORS HALF GALLON BATTERIES W LIMIT I (So [AVORIS Di. D.àanter 17a EACH VALUE T wiic(' LIMIT 2 I • W Christmas LIMIT 1 - - Too Much Arch CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP)Golfer Thomas Kirk arched a When it was found, the Jon five iron shot on the sixth hole her diamond weighed 725 of the Cheyenne Airport Golf ata and was said to be un course. He never found his ball, equalled in purity. It was cut so tool. a two stroke penalty Into 12 flawless sthnoui. and yiuyed on. WMn Kirk's foursona4 reached flip ninth hole, be found out, wher, his ball had tone. Gaz' C. Lowry, an airplane pilot, was there demanding to know If Kirk's insurance coverover.dmssetoazialrplane. ad dinuw to an airplane. Lowvry said be was making a low ajiproacli to the airport over means I column by 2 inches. the golf course when he saw Too small for an ad b - shield, breaking a suction of the ledding this on.! glass. - LIMIT I 24c TOWELS Jumbo Roll LIMIT 2 -- 79c , $1.25 VALUE $1.26 VALUE LEC KODACOLOR IC 4c SHAVE Medium Size -U-- LIMIT 1 FILM SIZES 1201 126 121 At 620. j7' LIMIT 2 a' 110 4 WE RESCRVE THE R IGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES COLOR FILM • * PROCESSING Store hours 8 to 15:30 daily. Now -24 hour processing on mQsf Color as well as Block & Whife Him. - I 'Taithi'Ion., 118 Magnolia 2522 Park Dr. Ave. Downtown Sanford S 322.1562 Opyflght,,c,, U tflL -4 1.91 - 20% PIILDS ,_PlO.Phd_ OFFPIICI 77 ••••••••• 62c 198L.p.s......1.61..........l.34 .2.22 02.77... 379 L.P.'s 984s'aaL.P.s. .,...1_J7 ..... ... . . - . 86 479Lp.'....9.93.57.9......9. 2. ..... •':" ' - - - - ._ ,• I*O€U 44dC4 , ee4ed RCA VICTOR • DECCA CAPITOL • COLUMBIA WARNER BROS. • MGM S HERMAN'S HERMITS • BEATlES S BEACH BOYS • ANDYWILUASS • BARBRA STREISAND S AL Hilt DYLAN • ROLLING STONES S 44 -- --- . .. $01 meeting of SiLp a.L.. Ra,a*d On Curr.nP - -. fo&% IIEIdI S(WUW ........,, -. - --------------------.,.Si - -- • ,. _- *-.....- -- .1' ' I'S MRS. RITCHIE HARRIS December meeting of the Woin's Society of Christian SerBurnett Memorial Meth. se 1st Church, Enterprise, was Id at the home of Mrs. mes Richards on Lake Mon e. This meeting, combined Lb the Christmas party of the oup, is an annual affair at t home of Mrs. Richards. J'he prugraw was in keeping tb the Christmas theme and t birth of Christ. Kefreishmerite were served by t hostess, useisted by Mrs. L. Demsiow, wife of the winier, who presided at the coffee Ilie home was 6euutifu1h deneted for the occasion. Mewra enjoyed a gift exchange. •.. ,: - - ,- ., $Qz did hüIe,i •Oa?sstsd lost 11M .. CTIM ivi FLOWERS JIOZ.To" 17 Champagne 4 CL WhIskoy Sour ,, the Barnett WSCS Has Meeting . 390 Life-Like Washable Add new beauty to planters, 0j. indoor gardens with these lifelike,washable plastic flowers. ode-proof stems can be easlly cut or bent. Buy them by the dozen. ruthseekers Sunday School Iass of First Methodist Church, anford, was held in Fellowship tall with Mrs Octavia Rumbly. irs. F. D. Hickok, Mrs. E. M. -ames and Mrs. Mary Harlis as stesses. Ice cream and cake ere served the 14 members resent. Meeting was conducted by irs. Clarence Pursell, presi. tnt. Devotion was given by irs. W. P. Chapman, who read om the second chapter of ike. Mrs. Hickok read a 2ristmas poem and Rev. W. Timms led the prayer. Those having birthdays were rs Lillian Busch, Mrs. R. ied1e, Mrs. J. E McClelland id Mi-a- Alma Smith. The hail was decorated in the iristmas theme for the meetg and the group enjoyed singChristmas carols. -• . fauivolenf Values. 1 ---------------------.. Regular Or Original Low Discount Price - ICC. P . _...' 4½ 0:. Cocktail. . .' .. i GLASS STEMWARE FANTASTIC SPECIAL BUYS H DURING FIELDS1 ANNUAL AFTER CHRISTMAS SALE - • \k' SDz.Wine 1I . Dlstincflve, elegant "La Rein." stemware has an expensive look, I .. come I addition to anymea whether it's a quiet breakfast for two, or a banquet for twenty. Buy several pieces for yourself or to give as a welcome gift. f l I' ~_; - 15c Each.Heavy Based BAIL GLASSWARI lOc EACH ,, for I 38C lack W l½ Oz. Whisksy ".--_..... FOR IMP011FID SC 4.95 Four-Way E DECANTER •• Ch LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ON EVERYTHING I) FROM CHRISTMAS CARDS TO TREES! - W .' ,_1 GIFT WRAP, BOXES, BOWS, RIBBONS. WREATHS, GARLANDS, LIGHTS, TREE STANDS CANDLE HOLDERS TREE ACCESSORIES WHILE QUANTITIES LAST I OPEN OPEN - - 10 - am. - • 10 1 WINTER PARK Fields Plaza RI. 17.92 At Lee Road. .ni. DAILY - 1LI BARWARE YOUR CHOICK "u pled form. Your choice of 10 different .t I.,. EAU •ALUI Fields Phi. $00 $.bcocl OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON • 4.9PI.c BAR JiJJ.._;J III'á> . $ MERRITT ISLAND Shopping Center RI. 620 and SR. 3 7 p.m. . II 1•' f 1 IMPORTED FRENCH I m por ts In this 13" fall do. canter, * truty unique gift. Buy nowl _ I.,. 494 loch l.rnitlfully D.slgud BUY NOW AND SAVE ORLANDO 1000 Amber Rd. Hwy 60 E. of Airport 97 your of TAKE HALF OFF OUR REGULAR 0RLANDØ 3021 W. Colonial O. P.rkwood Plaza . jJ-JU1 lilt Reg. 15c Each. Handsome "La Rein." £ ' :. SET - 99 I , . - tT 88 * DOZIN DAYTONA BEACH Holly Hill Plaza Nova Rd. & Mown Ave. Gilt based . ' cocktail st,ubner and handy l'' /F' I # a has skainhas tips book. QUALITY the only true measure of value guaranteed ALWAYS DISCOUNTS that give you Instant cash 4auinhi& VII'C LIIIIIUWU CUCDV flaW S.Wfl I UJ - Mae W- - ......., CATICORY_ S I,- 24 HOUR Iv! t:e < 9 G 7 Ci, Bottle cur- - - KLEENEX TONIC IN THE DEPT*'* Regular low Discount Price Truthseekers Have Meeting BEG. - -I '•., Ii tegiment on Okinawa. $1.03 VALUE HAIR ' -" AIII SAVE 20 ya Patrick 0. Smith, son of Mr. ad Mrs, Wilber A. Smith, )viedo, has been promoted to orpora1. He is stationed with . VITALIS -• The Combat Infantryman's Badge was awarded to Sgt. Alyin Hall at Vietnam He is a ephew of Mrs. Daisy ThomptIns, 1011 Locust Avenue, Hall, a graduate of Crooms Bigh School, is a platoon serleant in Company C, 3rd BattsDivisIon of the 4th on's 8th Infantry. S • One Thousand, 1/4 gt'aln. LIMIT 2 EVERY RECORD FOR EXAMPLE: 249 L.P. CATEGORY Pfc. Zenepha T. Calhoun, son if Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Calhoun, 110 ckory Avenue, has arrived n Vei.iam with the 9th Infanry ;)'ision's 3rd Brigade. ) ( ACCHARIN TABLETS W our regular ' ' he Marine's 3rd Force Service RED, 49c SUPEAX L E -• infantry Personal Sirs. - DELSEY TOILET ISSUE VALUE SOAP' LIMIT 1 • • DIAL MOUTH WASH 151/2 ci LIMIT 4 85c SIZE V - 1 Pfc. Dennis 0a L. Lawson, 19, ;on of Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Lawson, Sipes Aveune, has been awarded the Combat Medical Badge in Vietnam. He received We award for service as a medical aidman under hostile fire. Lawson, a 1965 graduate of trooms High School, is a mcmber of Troop B, 3rd Squadron, f th e 25th Infantry Division's Ith Cavalry stationed near Cu 41 . "Th'($1Sft Ship IA. Cdr. John D. Gandy, son of Mrs. L. D. Wood, of R R. 1, Oviedo, has assumed command bf the Washoc County in ceremonies held aboard the U. S. Navy ship at Yokosuka, Japan. Commander Gandy reported to the Seventh Fleet tank landing ship following two years as assistant plans officer with the itaff of Commander Service F'orce Pacific in Hawaii. Gandy first entered the Navy In July 1953 after having grad. tinted from the University of Florida. For Couple Area Navy - V Wins Command Plan Reception I FF TAKElow20% discount prices on JOHN GANT)Y MCN. THRU SAT- NEXT TO WINN.DIXII -_PHONE . 0-. - vmt ---..----- ;,'-, .. :m.:..*-Lt- .' �.,. A,L % 'LL .ill -1- 1 .I . . 410100051- 1, ~ -- % _-~ 'L - . ~ %14 - . .. . $ . %,~~ L " I --..- -. I— _. ___-___ - L -* ". -.- c. 1 0 4 _Warrnng Sounded _t ___ With -L1Th k5 in T2fl1L'inLqee shout male t)ñz Ye 5r.flJiiii County C: fw thim for all of 19 We are now It the wont week of 'he Christlnmax n we Tear's Jd5fl5 Dr. Cranes RGUR.E RBXJCflON : holidays. If we are not extremeiy caref UI about &z' iig with the tItr& cars flooding our 1xih ways, our record could become even more disgracefa This is something we cannot afford Buwwd Williams, insurance enmmis-. to have happen. ________ The death, pain and proper t y damage eianer, is working up this plan with inuriaic companies, and it also would toll doe&t seem to slow down our bad rovide cuts in rates for areas whme record. Perhaps the threat from Tadlabasset on insurance rate increases .wer have good higbwiy record& - More people have been killed in Semi- might do the trick. *ta iz Book Hosl JFK - ------- '' mu -! faceS avrIsL that bees of ether wives ceahwt. =well of Few a fat 1Ie if__ Whet dwtlng. too, you rnkv the first day o need an mild hunger headache. shand't. r.m*atk ardor her If von are a heavy caffeine !TIitkC your cot.. whes he et scared (Cof'ee' U5 Thea. . -4 ' .. $atbn. \ fee stronger but limit yourself 1:1% leA be become 144*Rt zi to a half cup at breakfast.. Ic. he ma' tarn ia an Sc room yovr sebeware of cafene side sires. : beages while dieting since, dVCZIU aDSTt b the ' .t4. Z'S like liquor. they prod your etooutlined )ielo's' 1 Nellie mnach and thus increase your • CASE B-S: jgei. . is a typcal wife. mOUrlt' she Lco, lade) out your food po 'DCra',e' I . , am that I the kitchen o on are see tooin our can 'N., not facing any additional vic. 2 IWZVF. I My wIØit 15 ?0W I.A. Ylt tuals on the center of the table' ..., For the more food out , 1I1 . was Only 110 whet I got ThSD f.ont. the more your hunger ,, , :" will room, as shown In tomor'Althoiigb I get angry at 'tubby' and I row's case regarding Bayer's for being self is experiment on hens. realize that my husband Ing much of his umaflt th After the first 3 days, you will 0 in me. I still can't reduce. 1 be down about 5 pounds, which 1 am like the Chromic AIM- , is a great tonic to your morale, for I get so disco TWd even though part of the loss is that I backslide and go cm an due to dehydration. But a winnir- morale is very binge. *Iliaw can 5 person. take off: vital in a successful dieting pro. o". gram! crcess poundage T Sevea1 drugs are used by us Stress protein foods, like meat physicians to help patients Shed and cottage cheese, for your ri body has no surplus store of • their weight. adVO5te I protein but always has plenty But I don't like to S. I this inethod. fo such cirus r sugar and fat ..5 : u,ally speed up yo= heart Aridget some friends to join and thus wear out that Ni-you dieting contt' tint Send for the booklet "How to tal organ needlessly. I Don't penalize your faithful + Lose 10 Tbs. In 10 Days," en. 'nrntar" but attack that roll of closing a long stamped. return blubber around your equator! plus en io J ay s: During cold a'eitther, the beSt your romantic allure! plan that Ibavr found (and Fve 1 personally used It four times in Once putting this lad on the permit- special delivery mail and me,- the past 26 years's. KEW x OPJ (APi kill Quick Quiz on a time there wa a little tent mitiliril list. Sooner or lit - senger ever hour on the hour. your hunger by a quick reducI The little boys stomach be- tint in fluids. y whco wnult let go of tm. he may be bl to Wha Freen: nch hoiay I'd I$ By chance. during a Ce#tsiii rt szirfrtted with goodies. So limit yourself to one total the equivalent rFourth -Christmas is so much f un." P1Y in W llXltOfl. DC., the His finger he'-ime burned from glass (8 ounces of liquids the then two glasses secretary of the cong sman plw+*ig plums out of warm first e D* celebra ted A-Bastill w'- u.-- in -- ••,_ ! mentioned the little boys letter pudding.., His bands were red seconday; d day: and 3 glasses V" w t4 __ grossman ox ins rnce. public relatiamns COUIISe1 Of and raw from breaking striDgs I the 3rd day through the 10th. can't I have It more often. t' a national foundation for the I that held together brightly }teanwbile. you girls should was the first pro. fact, why can't I have Christ r u r t h e r a n c e of interesting wrapped packages. His room, restrict your menu to 800 novelist? tessionai American mas forever'" les per day while men may eat A-American fiction had Its overflowed with winsed toys. causes. The cngr man, onzng tkit "So be wants Christmas for- The look of glañss died out 1.200. important beginnings In th e ritual of survival. sent Normally, on such a reduced ISOOs. Charles Brock-ten Brown ever,' mused the public rein- of his eyes. quest through appropriate gcn-- tions counsel. Th1S sounds like Be wrote a private letter to calorie Intake, you would feel 1 was the first American to dc ernMe channels. the gimmick we need to prove Santa Claus: b3' vote himself to fiction. These responses came: It tha private enterprise still has "Please stay at the North' But by reducing your liquids. "Please inform your young i an arena of perlormnnce What Pole. I don't want any mare your mouth gets dry and "cot- Q-How many Indians were constituent tony." is that 1ad YIrTh and Z code Christmas. ,ing in North America north the Treasury has given But the national foundation for Likewise, your gastric seere- of Mexico at the time the New number?" thoughtftfl request eftry Well. guess what happened? the fartheratim Of isting tints are slowed dOWfl. thus kill- Wciid was discovered? eration. but Christmas is a red The foundation went to work to can wouldn't let Santa Claus Ing much of the former hunger. Ink operation from the federal prove It could do what the gov- quit. Christmas kept coming So you begin to yearn for we- A-The number has been etlI mated at 1,115,500. The present level, and we respectfully sug do.-grant 1 and corning at the little boy. ter instead of f ood! emmett couldn't gest he direct his inquiry to an Christmas forever to one smell Finally, one night in despera- Some women find that It is I Indian population of the United suu is 8,591. appropriate local or regional boy. tion. he packed his own small wise to pour one full glass of agency of government." It hired Santa Claus to climb belongings, took his dog under water into the ice tray, thereby "The Department of Defense. I dawn the chimney of the little his arm, climbed cut the win- making many thin wafers of ice. Q-By what name was Paleswhile reelirig that Christmas1 be -'s borne every night. and the I dow and ran away from Christ- Then, when they grow thirsty. tine known in Old Testament times? is certainly part of. if not pars- tie of sleigh bells was never I muss.. they can place a thin wafer of j A-Palestine was known as mount In, our national posture absent from his ear, going and Moral: A boy doesn't grow up Ice on their tongue and suck It. Canaan and Philistia because of defense, must point out that corning. until be decides be Is his own1 This helps quench your thirst tribes of Caminanites and Philour total posture of defense me- it sent gifts and packages by best Santa Claus. I very welL tines lived in the couttry, qures an Investment of - entire attitude Inconsistent with atceptanct of your constituent's Interesting proposal. However. ' we are constantly IU a position ' By WALTER C. PARK al reassessing our gwil, and if ! Dud will ret that mud look on further mature' considers when he finds out what the tint, we find that. -you rney refn I family spent for that mod look. •. * Controversial Of F,dwnrtl Grcenhaum. ttnrney Mis. tc'nneily I too, lint to ny he wn obsessed I Mnm'tieste'r, was suddenly hassliwtiester's wile, .tidln, szikl tiiii nr''t M1l)I)l.ET0WN, Coon. (Al') pit i,lin'tl In critical condition for Harper & Row, publishers of I --Author William Manchester, he hail become HI Snttirdny and ehargeti lie had hrnke'ii their I I,;utiiiui'y. the book. Indicated progress had whose yet 1I11;)d)i1sl1t'd account h)y Sunday was running a high contract iuiitl itit'htitivd in liii' in'. Ri'nm'iiy lntiiily represent 8 with pacrirrionla. Worry Clinic - y Ei their drivhg. If we star t now on ehlIshing a ,'better record, maybe we Fti]I have time 'to eC*pe the pocketbook blow from jiucb it program. Author l'rc'.tdent John V. Kennedy's fls'tnit i'n, has become a hera ry ('au(' celelire, was Sli d. denly Iinspitaliie(I tod;y With puemnont ii. I )n't or's said his - .-- c,ndR1im was critical. + The 44 -,'CflI iCI vIler of 'The l')cnth ora I 'i''sidi'nt', was InkCfl to iddIese Memorial haspitni here In an ambulance nod ordered I)l('('(I under intesiv kte by his physician, l)r. F. . -. whk'h t'otit PIISSIIIWM representIng an t lye's iitiil Lank ,nng,itine, fever. J1) Satt,rqv t*en side's ;(kPstflPt far jihiins to st'rinllie the' book, hero invasion at her pri'nt'y. lives Mnnclu"ster, who s no t mueh -11 crc tne',,t. qeernerl near on a amI a I I ''Tb 1' i'lends (it IN, wt'lte'r k'nied n ri'nc'ln'ul a set I lc'inrnt last with his wife and three children, I to he removed. huh -e'rsion, of (Pu' book re- left, we'll try to work It nut was selected by Mrs. Kennedy sintenient in a court nlfklnvlt. (HI th In write a definitive account of signed by Sen. Itnhet-t I. Ke'nne- Negol hit inns are' still under way enuniting stir nqsnqsinuittnn of (1111(klY.'' A spokesman tar Mrs. Kenno tlii' uissassinotion on (lie strength dy that. Manchester ''was be- hetweeti the honk's prililishers. ('resident John F. Kennedy. Manchester, $4. wa.c taken by dy whose cult to block puibhiraat an earlier book he had writ- enmitig ill from an ohisessinti Ilnrpt'r & Itow, and the family. ambulance early today to Mid- lion of the account comes up for , with (lie tlmught the' iHink might ten about the president N KW 'ORK (All) Ne'gntln- dk'se' Memorial lfr,spltuul iii his ci hearing Tuesday if no (,lIt-otManchester entered an agree- ne'et' he phulsiied.'' ''Hill Manchester just got tars go lank to work trnla on I,nnur town at Middletown, court settlement is reached, iiit'iit not to publish the book without her consent, (lien went phuuiii tired,'' the friend said. trimming dlspiute'd pnssnues ('ann. 1k' became ill Sntu,rdcsy Pointed to wading through the to work r.'senrcliing It. When its ''For ci time lust sn'Iug he' was ft'ninu ''The' l)ruitti at ci t'rrsi :intl was running a lilgtu temper- 3O,flOO word manuscript as oneof the' areas of (lihti(ility. publication ns announced for suffering from nervous exhuatus- dent" as its author. William atuire', his wife', .JuIia, said, .'..: + + I + - -- - ---------- - --______________ Page 6 - - 2, I 9 i)ec. itnfnrtr ,• - ___________ li - LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING ' u DELIVERY S - ' 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY W. lrd S • ML -' - Erwin Tracy. -. -.---- --- - • AOO1S a. OIIR • P. J23 ,s?NCS l2Y SEMINOtf COII " SERVING SANFORD 3 I L '. . I Problem Needs Airing - only a problem in Los if smog w Angeles and New York, most Americans wouldn't need to -worry about it. if it were a noblem conflued only to the ng Cities, it would still not be cause for poluthm, the same as water pollution. demands a regional approack So far, there have been no Interstate attacks on the problem, thiugb the 1*partment of Bealth. Education and Welfare has identified three critical regions and ordered the six states involved to uverwhelming national concern. The fact is, however, that no less than hold air polutmn abatement conferences. 7,800 cwwuunities have air polution A New Jersey-New York conference g degree., according problems of var.rin is tc, be held early next year. Millions to the U.S. Public Bealtb Service. There of Americans will be watching with simply aren't 7,300 big cities in the smarting eyes in hopes that it will arCOZLULI- . rive at some solutions other regions can Today, the 'waste that is dumped into apply. the air by one town adds to the pollution over another. City pollutes city and state and the countr side in between -at an ever-increasing rate that is begitziiing to exceed the natural capacity of cleanse itself. Air polution is always annoying. When It is combined with a temperature inversion, such as occurred in New York At Thmikugiving and occurs regularly - every citizen should be allowed to breathe the air of freedom without gaggrng. i Bruce Biossat i Thought For Today iI: ;A~ I Ray Cromley COLORADO EP1INGS, CoIn. fuzziness on the big Issue of this: £omne7, for all bit publi(ICEk) Recently it starchy Vietnam, bir delay in making cized shortcomings, is still the and ]Kew gland conservative told known his ntn' hi moderates' b positioned stronest ect a moderate Republican leader fry morklizlng. be believes that Gov. George These reffponses are being u polls among Republicans and Rmwww of Michigan would beat derstored heavily by veteran currently the one 2nan placing . I ahead of President Jolmsm It Richard Nixon a_ 1 at Romney in PYfU COIfYT2C2$ shire. and In print. Since his smashing Prom this Incident, supported by other conversations at the Though this the purest re-electlov a month ago be has confereace , the notion emerges conjecture about $ very distant not had a "good press.." that Romney may not really be Political vent, ft may serve to Even Bonmey's Btu _u_, put In acnnewbat better per- friends among the many mod- In anywhere near as deep trimble today as his critics - an ipective the rather misleading crate governors assembled some friends - suggest. Vresidential responses of many Colorado found themselves Be does stand high in the guvs and other political stressing the negative. polls; ha s moving about; his figures who met here for two Yet, s mficently, * top campaign Is visibly rolling days. to one of these sanbt out (though Its pace and character The words "Boniney Is it' reporter to correct the too do not seem to plasm all at),. deep trouble" were heard with ative Impression he felt be had uuzjn4slng frequency In talks registered in at earlier talk. with some of these men. They His final message, mirroring Possibly moot tellin of all, reflected largely his continuing his governor's outlook, was his Image with the general pubiic continues to be far, far stronger than It is with the political sophisticates he eucounters at closer range. Voters watching hut on television can Ahaman Springs Geneva belirvi that "Hall to th e Chief" Mrs. Julia Bartas Mrs. Jog. F.. Mathleuz c o uld be his song. Aggressively, $1 .&2O5 us-Isis he looks the part. Bear Lak.-?uresl CItY Lake Mary Obviously, Romney has ninny Mrs. Maryazui Miles Mrs. Frances Wetcr huge tusks ahead - maintainBZ2-5Zl9 ing himself hi the polls, deCsaselbcrry Lake Monroe velopiug some plausible speMts. Jane Ca.eIhcrri Mrs. H. L Johnson cifics to fill the aching void on BU-5646 22-9722 Vietnam, getting better organ. Ch&uuta I ized to win friends and, ultiLongwood Mn. Lisa Baker mate);, 1O8 convention dcl.Mn. Donna Estee rates83"817 DeBary To that and, be probably has North Orlando Mrs. Jibt Leone to win primaries in places like Mrs. Marilyue Peterson 583 New HumPshire and wide-open 3Z3-O8D1 Deltutis Oregon, to mention just two. 011t1'ti) Mrs. M'dred Husiry Despite the early talk of a rash Mrs. Clarence Snyder of favorite sans and a 5454I Enterprise kered convention," he may find Mrs. Ritchie Harris Oviedo sufficient opportunities to build Ml.. Ruth Davidson momentum. If he does, conser"&_4604 366-3662 vatives might polarize strongly around Nixon or California's Ronald Reagan to narrow the field tightly by convention time. - . Herald Area Correspondents L7 1 4P #U13farb SanS urd Heraid pare 4 w* sii * A.. 4,ILL4D Dec. W , 19N __ auroa soy 'e'asssus Y$* j VUi, ,LársL ""W""60s OusB*i f LAItIS vLssI&j., *0$8=1 &L"&m9#2ZK lissucujte ttur Advertising Direetse 'a.a rvvr sww Gansu M.asgng Maltor Advartlaing M&msSw Dusts WISAAA09 lasts snowsaulca $ØC$Stp LAItW uxts*" s'"' &bUll't$ *V5IU P5.LI) W 5I4 My RA90haal"i ,,t. JVDI' W WLAA liLt V&.11 C'tuty Ldflw Staff Pt0U*Y$PM Putuhabse ,mIIjr sasept Istrd*. $ua.y Chrlstsssa; pSbllb.6 $tUJds sw.o.dias c.rta.. 5W55t.4p1yj $*I rarai t 1• + i iIi" Letters Editor. Herald: The Girl Scouts of Troop 3 want to take this opportunity to say "Thank You" to the Sanford Herald and especially Mary Ann Miles for all the wonderful publicity they have given us this year. We know that we can ii' ways depend an Mary Ann Miles to give us the fullest pusBible coverage an anything we do. She's right there with her camera and notebook getting sum* Dsfleery $5 week •VWIth1 Bear aLsiauIa .vaw ais olsas 1*11 ___ area had little Sic Week or no pub1050 I you 13140 1 Teal LW I Ma.tb. Ilcity coverage until Hairy Ann 6.16 0 nesuis CU I Mosib. $005 Msatulm came along. 1.1* 1 Mosib 1.00 1 M.ostb V. a p ,to that &V aaij . b.erlptt.ap , a special Merry Christmas ,• is Measee. to a hard working gal-abe sure The swam ii a went., of tb. Aa.ciatad trees wiu is .eufise deServes It. to CM a. C., '.pubMeaties at MI the low so" pKated Mrs. Howard Foist, is *P•'•____ Scout Leader of Troop 2Z $stSI as 460"10 amtt Omotes fl I 0)0 & "O C?'fle Mrs. Robert Dunnrfl of 6"160* 10$, a$* lbs £ St C.sgrses ON N&Omb I, tOPS. Assistant Scout Leader tr*J, a•wa er severtislas of sale AItMas at IM61 ftm as as, Tb. Mat.rd N.riø wa, be repee4so In uy nasser eItboui writtas ii ,g t. petji "i. The inistictue Is a parasite or Clew :espem&bl for .sa r.pv.dst1u.a Will b• a, Ou*0iastSt growing on trunks and branches *aXfl.. - Th. Iws4 a.sevit a"vW k 5.10 ,n, of I p -- . . - _ 5 1 -1. ) . -.. .1.,_ `--: -":i L4~: :'~L. D~A N~-~~ ;L. a #I L . I / a I: AT PUBLIX MARKETS" Where Shopping is a Pleasure /___ - . pI$sbwr?s - Snow-Flake 2 pkqs. 49c sm jar 49c req. Dinner Rolls • . . . Cheez-Whiz . . . , ___ SAYS lid Lrds Sy. Green Peas Pot Roast o • • ___ - - ae . Swift's .6 ':kq°.': EL (Plus So Extra S&H Gretn Stormps with covposl down ShortGround S -' - . . r . . P ota toes . : . I - " •. I -' , . i ." *1 s 1. I fl" 'w.. 'r,- 'A - . •4' - :- 1( ".r ,- I .114, . ., [-li'l .1 % 4_5 ". ,; I. .p . % % ~O - 14, r , ;~~'t.. , , ,I* 11 . .._4 *V*,eyI . I..* e 1b I . I . . . -: . ,)'. '. " on";• '!. '•'•" -. ~t, ' ' . .~'. , 1. . -. . + ' "N'..&ft S .. Genoa Salami 4 4os 9._9_Q Beef . Pork '. 14 .. ' ".....e .Irp"''~ - . ~ . ), * OF - L? ! #I -- 4 V_ _L4 . "AF ,: I 4 I I* , 7 ' ' " ''t / 110W . L ' - ' -,' 'l IJ HOUSE Co ________ - T rn w o -' ______________________________________________________________________________ ~ - • . - ' k - . . a - $147 '.• I -, ~', ' - I I -1i I U S I I TF L-7.A7 . 49 Fresh 4'; - -- ' .,. 1~~ . 1. '; - - ..ur - -,,*A 894 . .,@ lb. Beef ......3 -,. _.-': .-. Barbs Swift's Premium - • - • ALL PURPOSE l ____ lane -produce 79 lb. Pfffftf for .' I Boneless Imperial Beef Roaste .1b. -, . Proton 59 lb. Roast • • • • • • Royal Shleld Fillet S Hal 1 . IN Swift's Premium Bone-In • frozen foods 0 - - NEEDS LESS COOKING TIME I ik,BEEF fl%f- Kraft's Tasty - '-Z..' Swift's Premium Proton Government Inspected Heavy Western Beef Sale! • dairy specials _____ p f% C - __ 4 r4da L .. . ,.~ ,~ -.. i . . "'', :~_ -.1 .~::'~~ :~ -~~ .`~. ; I ( .,. ,,, .Y., ...1.;.~ ; I 1-W.,., ''M .~, . . ". _ !:`~:,. ..-~:~...*.'*.*. ~, :,., ...Z. __ i' , ___ ;Q;~ ":...~. .-, -7, .. $I I ...- I~ :.,-.-- -;-:-;,- . Politi cal Notebook . I# . 1 ' '.... A faithful will abound with blessings, but be who hastens to be rich will not go unpunished.-Proverbs A28 :20. - L 's, . - -'4 or :' . r - in Los Angeles,h cum befataltothe elderly and persons with respiratory illSurplus wealth is a sacred trust nessm which its possessor is bound to admrnNo amount of effort b any one city, ister in his lifetime for the good of the no matter how strenuous, can dci more community -Andrew Carnegie, Amenthan ameliorate the local problem. Air can industrialist. l I -. the atmosphere to M .. . s. . I ; - il 4 N t . SAVE 32c SAVE 20c • assured ... we will 1wrhapL..." While The "Confidential Memo: good Lard crested all not taking any official POSItLOt kinds of people but some of In the matter, the Federal Bu- them make us wonder why. . , . mean of investigation dues not I have your constituent on its W . A beauty parlor is where most-wanted fugith'es list, as of women go to exchange backmw. A further check has d15 fence gossip in the winterclosed that, so far as our files time. show, his fingerprints are his . own. Strictly for your In! arms- Don't ar-ue * with a fooltion, we will keep an eye on thif 1. he'll just think you are one. buy and, should developments I • • • require a re-evaluation of the it's no trick at all for a situation, you may rest assured ' married woman who knows that..." nothing of politics to become "The President. while feeling I speaker of the bouic personally unable at the moo. . to think ment grant your constituents You things are hectic request for a permanent Christ- In your business? How would mu, since the Congress has not you like to be a publisher of seen fit to declare It a contin- atlases? uing emergency, would like to ' ' C enclose a souvenir pen from the The '67 cars are full of new White House used In the signing gimmicks, even hi-fl tapes, but of a recent and appropriate ap- not one has an automatic ro&dprupriatlon. Also would suggest map folder. Hu.i-i + r 9t. pkgo 4 4 $3.00 W owe AVE lOci L 40 *300 • C h i l i (with beans) • • • Fru'ie t Drienk • • Iki Penny • "ALWAYS MOVE THE CROWD" 32 o 5 cans SPECIAL. $500 FUMT Grape Jam ~ l MEW CISSItO TRAINEE - $12.00 Per New RSSO way to heat (and cool) their homes.., next iprin& next summer, next fall. Sec Zbd&2ZVZRW,-Cycuj& wsdkd9aw& YOUY eLectric air conditioning 00n1raog PRODUCTS cools in stmn1a'. Costs go little more than straight cooling the heali ng feature is S THM11 NO MATCH F:OR I 191LES lAST 05 OVlieO 01 N*$WAV di g FLSRIBA POWEl & LIGHT COMPANY IILLPIHG SWLO FLORIDA W. $ Mv, Mge. 207 MsguoII Are ler1w + MA SANFORD PLAZA 0 a 1 ' 0"M ruUIIA I K TS / j Cascade Electric Dishwasher Detergent gt.pkg.67c Wed. 00., 15, 1966) ***fift**A***A*A**A!AASAMAA*AAAAñAAIi( .( AAMAA* MON. 1141W SAT. 5 A.M..5 PM. 11. - '11, , 19 ': _____ F'I Stone siu II -_________ sflAlI G- ZX Ii " 20-Below Freezer Paper I vitals $OSPC$ ASS PIUSACU 00 (SapIrs. V samwd Easy To Prepare is cmi a.ep•u ma. seu piSslAil SEMINOLE PLAZA caS AT1:30.7:00 MON.. TUES.. , THURS., FRI.. 5:30-9:00 .' J7 or*$ .... (Ealilfis Wed. I)ec, 25. *066) II NNIft I pi"" Iwo aim pww"N" W 53-M w owe III EXTRA Royal Shield Filet Mignon Steaks lO oz. pkg. $1.39 L ort7 40 o. EVIl A pkg. kA1 3. Minute Oats lags 1 __. _____________ ps JWGreenstam a.. No fnnwe soo4 odots. No fuss, muss, SO $i EXTRA botim Jut dial year 'round automatic Flying Seminole Ranch 4 12 oz. IV $ wItM dt46iqictvptzgikeJ #2 con I n:....: uia MU I -- eli. ISIS SIlPIS pimod like getting a house heater frec. - 8V 12 os jars armalade. . or appliance dealer today! pina csiuoicu 'lie" AV'IA1t 501 T1A1111 01 AM TAXI AVIATION W% 60% A million Flotidians have discovered a comfort. A cleaner, happier, more 1caiih. saiu de.w, easer, thcsper, flamdw ful home for your family this winier, 11W All TAXI CEITINCATE COflIS ENTIRE 11.5. MOST CENTRAl. FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS bM. 3 000 4 UR V A-1 ...L1a_.. V"VW Aiptfolr nol" SPECIAL. $01.0 COURSE .... .......... MAD e SAVE 16.1 $auck.r's 4 INTRODUC11ON * 1 00 #303 ork& Beans SAVE 8c! Joan Of Arc Kidney $ Beans ........2 250 SAVE 16c1 Smucker's Plum $1 - Preserves 4 1L 120S. $ Preserves 4 Jars 1 SAVE 6c1 Bounty 49 Beef Stew ..... JU IV Easy Pink Lash. Detergent . is* I ACHiEVEMENT jars Libby's Tasty can Learn to FLY! A REAL 6-0 - I SAVE 3'/cl Lady labor Irish 19C potatoeS SAVE2ScI Welch Apple Grape IA vauce -oz. - coffee a ', .: Instant Apple ' tl'iA .r.J_;._ " .,_ 1 1. '. 1f1~1 . rinks 0 f.. - ~ , 111:1 Fru.t C : - . "t....7"I -....,.:..1 .- Maxwell House Lucky Leaf Punch or Pineapple-Grapefruit % SAVE 40c SAVE 16c Del Monte Grape, Orange, Apple, Detergent I I I .I a i '-' 5O ft. roll 55c (Eairr. Wed Dec,28. 1000) ae*assa" I 1 £*MA** 00 ama - __ JwGreedtamps a. es,r s Do-Cat Instant Coffee Sanalac Family Size 5 oz. far $1.09 lO qt. pkg$1.09 (azidre. Wed. e. 15. 195.) (Izptr,e wed. DOG *flhi-rtrt1t itAf64960 " fl 41M1( :,)I -_ 1t If f1fl U. 195.) - - - - - if - - 1 1 '''I. 11 It i , I i - . - -1 _ - -- - - -- :-. -ru -- ____ F _ -T ~..4, - -4: %-V 4 4- I -'i.-- ,,: .I - "' . -•----------, -' -. -- .4 S - -" V / - P - • - - . - - - �4 - Wit 0 . -, S . - - -- —-- ' -. .... ..., •J • . 4 S t iaii.4 , 1 - S Barracks 2898 - • T Has Installaflon Officers Christians Sw.43ur .j .f, ______ - 'I . Birds Cost U. S. Air Force $10 Mil lion AnnuaII - led per cent more than last year— R' TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS Christmas services Christians returned with reVietnam by Francis Cardinal for 2.2 pounds of bit gras. the newed spirit to the workaday Spellman. archbishop of New fat goose livers that are a leaworld today after a Christmas York and Roman Catholic miii- turc' of holiday feasts. In India, on which American soldiers ate bury vicar to the armed forces, the government banned multiturkey in the jungles of Vietnam .. Baptist evangelist Billy course Christmas and New and pilgrims kissed the spot In and by dinne rs to save food. Bethlehem where they believe Graham. Some Christians had difficulborn. In Hanoi, the official Vi etnam ties with Communist author. Bri tons eased back into the News Agency preced ed an se Ities. East Germany refused to routine by observing B 0 xing count of Christmas Eve services grant West Berliners holiday legal holiday when by saing that U.S aircraft passes through the Berlin wall Christmas boxes are traditional- have deliberately attacked more to visit relatives and Kurt ly given to messenge rs and than 200 parishes and nearly 1011 Scharf, Protesta nt bishop of mailmen. churches in North Vietnam Berlin. said, 'We are experiThe holiday m o a d ended since Feb. 7, l96. encing Christmas Eve and abruptly in Vietnam. where U.S. Frenchmen paid about $19--10 Christmas with many soriws." --------B52s roared in from Guam and' bom bed Communist positions an hour after the end of a two-day U '- : ,j., ' . . - - - __- - . .1cj .., — 3ouse with Commander Otto Baumgartner presiding. pleased 1-0 hear Members fhfr- quota of 64 membership tva well over 100 per cent for 1067. Eight new members were acceptee, Buddy Frank Webtmn. Don Rtvard, Coleman Martin. Jerrie Logue, Guy hohnstnn. Clifford Buck, Louis Jesus was _____ . - ' ' " - were PROFITS of $55 were realized from sale of white elephants, some of which are displayed by Mrs. Daniel Doherty. band mother, to be used for purchase of hand instruments at Forest Lake Academy. A recent bake sale brought $53 for the project. . ': . -. ,.. Air iiiiTI.ifI S'II', jflrri'jic', (IS (11I1WM front birds being Ingest- ln'r reported for the previnii Force scientists reported today nu,r*' air miles are flown 'flCh ('II by a plane's engines, espe- year. In previous years, how. causing a growing peril from birds eOl• year, ;is greater numbers of daily thoM' of jet aircraft. ever, only collllon liding With military and 'OIfl- aircraft are powered by jet. en Hut scietitists also rv;niried actual damage were required to nwrda1 aircraft.. gIfleS, 501(1 tht' report ('XhIl%)ite(l (Intliage to wing panels, 1181)5, he reported. Hut incomplete They said damage to Mr at the opening of the 133rd landing gear and other key dc- rccor(Is for 11168 EI1JpeIlt to hear out the trend. Force planes atone amounts to meeting of the American Assu nients of aircraft structure. -U.S. commercial airlines Il)oUt $10 flhilliOfl yearly. The researchers riteil the se elation for the Advancement of ''Bird aircraft collisions are Scie,we, (lie world's largest. gen statistics to Illustrate "(lie grim report ati average of 300 stnli far more common than the pub- eriil science organization. fact that bird-aircraft collisions collisintis yearly, and private Jic suspects or than pilots care The report said tlii' innocent are Increasing in frequency and fliers report another 500. Hut the scientists Indicated there In admit," declared a report feathered foes range from star- rust:" —U.S. Air Force aircraft cot- may he tnntiy more he('RtIM' from the Air Force Office of hugs to whistling swans and Scientific Research. from seagulls t sandpipers. It lislons of this type totaled 830 in companies and Individuals are "The menace is growing as indicated the biggest hazard 1965, nearly six times the num• not compelled to make reports. VAS1I1NGTON Year 's ,.. —.L - held a _____ - ... 'Christmas covered dish luncheon Day. a J' coal Is now 300 new members aind wi th the cooperation of all the' are confident It will be - - ' .. L. reacuvu. Routine reports were made. Committee Chairman Jeff Hod tes and Ralph Peter reported baskets each till JO ed with groceries and a ham 'wiU be given to needy families for Christmas. Horace Foskett is home T :.euperatlng and would like to . from his buddies and pear 4riends. Barracks officers installed by 'Seventh District Past Commander Frank Lash, are Roger MIII er, commander; Cleli Rice, sen br vice commander: LeRoy , .Staver, junior vice commander: WiUlani Milligan. quarterxnast'er; Ben Evans, judge advocate: -Ralph Peter. chaplain, and Leorge Miller, three year trus- - Chrir'tmaa ' . J - As th e festivities came to a close, there were these memaries of Christmas 1966: Msgr. Alberto Gori, the aged ' Latin patriarch, placed a plaster of Jesus on a 14-pointed silver star in a grotto be4 nCfi th Bethlehem's Church of the Na ti vity at the place where tradition says Christ was horn. About 15.000 tourists and pu- I grims, some from as far away as Tokyo, heard bells peal fully across th e sunny h il ls of the Holy Land. Pope Paul Vi his Christ mas noon blessing the City of Rome and the world before 1011.090 pe rsons ga th e red in springlike weather in St. Peter's Square. The 69-year-old pope spoke strongly but had circles of fatigue under his eyes after a Florence Christmas Eve to celebrate midnight Mass and console victims of bust month's floods. A, - '. L.- p... if.' ,.'-' ' - . 2 - Christmas checks deserve more th an casual spending. Invest them wisely—pemper yourself with really ne jeweizy th at will be a permanent reminder of the thoughtfulness of your giver. Our esisetlon of pieces will excite your Interest. Stop in soon ...and do bring your Christmas check! ". - CLOWNS shared th e spoltight. with Santa at annual North Orlando Children's Christmas party sponsored this year by. the Fire Department and Auxiliary nd the Garden Club. (Herald Photos) . ..-. •.. ••. . MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY :partment president, and I -Bruce. installing chaplain. were -Meriam Engel. president: Esth-' :er Wynkoop, vice president: : Eva Keller. treasurer; Grace. Lash, conduetress; Mary Holloway, guard; Connie Bauingart-! "ner, trustee, and Florence StovCT, ChaplaIfl. •.. . -. • - - S , " • . t ikaaer .. ''L -- __ i..(;':.- .4 •- -. - 'øJ N41 I1flu1 There arc approximately four million insects in one moist acre of ground, according to the Encyclopaedia Brit.annica. " 1.m.t gs Jewsist is fr.. 112 S. Park II always s.sztMag sp.cIif." -- - - - .. - - - " -- b - -- .— — 1)e'. 2. I - Pave 7 oll isiorjs ''Uird ni r raft o0 never 10' revcritecI nt I rely a long as t,Ird- and airrrnft nrc in Ito' air tcu 'her ttiit the prrh bully of 'vh u,Jhiqfnnq ran he reduced.' Air For((, eirntista take the view I tint in the king run. hioki gtrnl sI udies of the birds, in eluding their migratory, foragweather reaction to ing. changes, and other habits, r,ffe,' the best hop- of minimiting the a.m. to 9 p.m.! Hurry for sensational storewide savings* 1 I — U OU H U UI R S EC P TA C U AR I L E REDU E Id ru Satura y o nI 44 SAVE 8.951. Regular 57.95 Towncraft Plus® Young Gentry® Travel-cool... NOW,: - Underground Movement Rights O LB — A Cave explori' g is less danger- tflW.rfll .e..Aa,.n.e.n..nA ..,onmn.,4UU, .n.. S... &m'' , ijj.j 1iIULiLl'-4lI IL' £flUhL.iU nl,-tsa..nk ta 4IIUUU LIV -- :- you YAY E41 PROB.. SAVE ABLY LOW iia 1T O PAY mountain DOLE SLKEP PINEAPPLE 45' An ''c SUNAID GRAPE JELLY OTT%1 IOSEDALE PEACHES a.. caaIatv5s oasucr1 LIBBY SPICED PEACHES 16 ShIN MAID SEEDLESS RAISiNS Ms.e aAPPs STRAINED BABY FOOS a& Am SHORTENING a.acm 1 SKINLESS c FRAN K c W U, 216 29' 19616 19' 214 16 311" -Lu CNKOUTE JUMBO PIES UROAU&AWTBOUS JUUNSOIISPmDE 411" ..4.11 166 6$ 16214 75 *44 011" ILl 16 411" &W 14 5-"- *AM yES. p PUP MONTE ZUCCINI am cam TM FANK3$ PANTRY PUll MAN WMN TOILET 1 311" .U7 1$ ASE$SMlOSCUE "c 79 174 19 19' 174 16 CANUS MUT BASE SOUPS III" ..1.1I 116 TOMATO SOUP uc 91W '.1.17154 LLSURUI TINY T T TOM EAS P 3119' .414 114 LIIIYISWEETNAS loa am 5Il".L25 256 DEL MOM SOLON CON! '""414Y oUM 30 cs tw am 316 av suiu u*us 14 SUUUIUIE AOITRU SillS WIUTE POTATOES .a' nxaes 9199 '.1.13144 $1I"'i16 164 BACON SAVE 2 1 Are you a suit connoisseur? This buy of wool worsted/silk sharkskins is for you! Important now-season shades. Plain front trousers and the coats have a natural shoulder. Penney-tailored. Enjoy the finest for so littlol 21/2.LB. BOX C,-, 3 Now 4 LBS. $129 1< : 10 7 0~ 11 49c EVERYDAY! PANTRY PRIDE FRESH TWIN-PAK 38 c SAVE 30c ON 10 CANS OF HEINZ TOMATO SOUP SAVE Sc . . . I0b0½02 CANS 5 I scoop-up a drawerful! LB. BAG 45' 10 I5.OZ. $ i charge it! Hero's your chance to refresh your shirt wardrobe with thi s fabulous buy! Our abundant selection includes dress shirts in s + y I i n g s of your choice. Scoop-up an armful of stripob, solids, and whites with snaptab or button-down collar. Short sleeves. Another tremendous Penney bargain! SAVE UP TO 60c ON 10 CANS OF FYNE TASTE PORK & BEANS P E I L ten 's fine qua it ress shirts pr*icec )r excit*ina savir $11 EVERYDAY! GOLDEN ROSE P FLOUR -' -4-.. 4 .,.. POTATO CHIPS - 1.79 LB. PKG. . . . SAVE '13! Regular '65 Towncraft Plus" Year-Around Weight suit... NOW EVERYDAY! LEAN FRESH 511" '.1.45 454 2155' 4.586 36 HICKORY RANCH SLICED 6151V '-596 44 79 994 206 411" QX 320 - . . S - GROUND BEEF MIMINUM FOIL LL . O 2-OZ. PKc. CUBED STEAKS 29' 356 66 SAVE 20c 39' 456 66 tr 990 60 3179' .876 86 7I1".1.O9 94 39' 454 96 311" ht17 lit 411" '.1.16 164 PINT PLASTiC FREEZER BAGS TIAPPEYS BANANA PEPPERS I 41":-1-56 566 3 Gir A. 754 54 44"41.16 166 CMPUELL S YES. BASE SOWS UPS ROTEX SANITARY NAPkINS SCOTT PLACE MATS . SOFT WIVE BATHROOM TiSSUE 2 num BATHROOM TIME '" r WHITE PAPER PLATES CUTRITI WAX PAPER sPesT.L w. DEC ORATIONS FARMER GRAY INAII £E JELLY -- -w •w N UAFT MAYONNAISE 32m U 55 626 76 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE rm cAm 411"41.08 86 COOK QUICK BEEF NOISUM PEANUT PUTTER ' La Aw 69' 796 106 '" AND CHRISTMAS 496 46 29' 396 ma PLYMOUTH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE DEL MONTE TOMATO CATSUP FRENCH WOICESTEIS1IIPE SAUCE FRENCH MUSTARD JUNE BOY FRESh KOSHER DILLS BUDDY BOY PEANUT PUTTER TOYS A wide assortment of magnificent suits! Dacron® polyosfer.and.wool-worsted with a subtle luster. Rich patterns, elegant solids. Distinctively styled plain front trousers. Hurry in for best selection! C QUanft QUM - caves I - SAVE $6! Regular $45 Young Gent ry® Career Travel-cool suit... NOW '4 hour followed the meeting with sell H. Gurnee told a pre-vol- out the guidance of an jerithe auxiliary serving refresh- lege youth scie'nc' seminar at enred spelcologist. znwits. the Explorers Club thut while Gurnee is a past president of thmbi'rs are free to th e National Speleologist So'Collecting barbed wire b ar ed has clamber about in national and cic'ty, which is trying to con: become popular, aa's the Na- state parks, spelunkers, or cave viuiet' authorities to make more tional Geographic. explorers, are' discouraged. available for exploration. -- - • A gift exchange and a social is seeking official support. Rus- says it can be hazardous with- '- r rjv I Every day's a Savings Day at Food Fair Old! tress. and Ethel Wentworth. flag NEW YORK (UP!) '''''• - - Phone 322.2363 Ave. Prices - -- --------- --- thr' on Towncraf t s uit s ii'w.','.' : Past Department Health and Welfare Chairman Naomi Wil.. liams was Ethel Grubbs was obligated . - Baumgartner. --u..orinue aumgarsner. future, .,' -• - 2 - Young man on his way? Our career line was designed particularly for you! Save on Dacron® polyester-and-woolworsted in medium and deep shades in muted plaith, solids and stripes! Great Penney value! . '''',.,.s 'I'•''' to- '• ...•' .. _____ PRI g Officers of the auxiliary in- f.tiking to !h quality T . - ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Jewelers Officers appointed by Roger IdMer were Joe Keller, service officer: Miller Evans. adjut-, -ant, and Al Engel Sergeant-at Appointed by Mn _ eap' it, ' ,u, trip to ' Thr' Air Fnrrr tied In re .......I.... IUI iI'"'. flIII I,..... I.' riguJuu's li icl 1 hruitisr' of bird Ingestion darn ote I ndirsit iris! I hot 't ho. cost of bird (Infringe to engInc'' ntnn rcoilil l' o s crutch , $1 to $, tnihhlcni jititititilly.' (-(olifti the The scient fqf q rri,sh of on 1qtc'rt Air f.Inr's Efr(t itt in 1 IIIH. with a losc of 82 Iivr'c, tiller f lit, al rrr oft struck a flock, iii sIn rungs following tokp. off ft out Htist(,ri's 1.ogiin Air po i t, Ihit I hey offered no ov''r all r'tityiott' if tiuriton fot;,lltlps lii,,,, iiihi ,,iiItlitt-. ionjustspendft to .. ---- shop Tuesday 9 gave — (All) truce. figure : 26, 1966 in Of 1meefing Renewed Spirits 6flec antsrb rrnIh were —By JULIA RARTOS : World War one Veterans Bar- 21198 01 Altamonte Springs and th e Auxiliary Unit held Ini-tallathin of officers at their , j F ar 1' U.S. NO. I WHITE IRISH POTATOES 20.L BAG 3 9 • HARGE IT . ' O . . . . . . . in Sanford Plaza Shop 'Iii 9 p.m. Monday thru Saturday 'S 1 I --- - - - - ---- -----.--.-.------------- -- I \ : -- - - I . . ------- --.--- �S - 4 1 I 7, 7 -- - I I ppy Mis Doyle, R. E. Harbin Jr. ivtarrieci 'Tips Some Lip In Forest City Jennifer Mason. flower girl Inp from slackittinvilir ulth 7 MARYANN XTULS, LaMee. were Pat. Richard Linda Parnell Betrothed 1966 r. Mr. and Mrs. need flanald F.. Par 1,nm1h which VII'e OL "1'evild ,died f rom Holiday Time Mr. and Mrs. Thomils Surgess tablemedhim white 'All"" (12 or ( jrippinjxis tin The hride-elo"t wn , born in this lncksnnville attended Sanford CtIfW Will the milk f02 Rht1tflt By ' left for your own teaspoon. Seminole High School in 196 simple, too. 4 Miss Parnell is pre!;(%ntl%, e m.' Thr method's t.hp bird or drip- . graedsot of Prank 1. La'Mec of the bride, war, gowned in it Us. Air. and Mrs. Richard holidays. Your lip-, should he wen vnited in holy matrimony pink silk Ault and matching ac- Churrhill, anti their youngsters. ,mnntli anti smudge-free. sur Sunday, Dec. 18, at 7 P.m. at ecasoles. with a w orchid Cynthth and Tlic4. Mr. gesic an article in the tlecem the Forest Lake Seventh-day CflmperncTiflgcr. MrS. lThhcrt Shlmr1: and dnugh her issue of Family Circle 'Airs. Jane IA'Afer Harbin, ter. Jennifer. Adventist Church, Forest City. Magazine. other of the groom wore zi reception in the Benut'. Edi to r Mary Milo says drecc Following flui Eldon Simmons of the red velvet street length th inn VOLI can nnid chapping and DrQathvn Me thodist Church, vIUi h ce' cories compli church social room wi - 'McClellan, Dnrthiv Hnwthnrnc. cracking by using lip glosses, Orlando, officiated at the can mented with a white orchid cor- Faye Grnssel. Anlui Cuthnut. that give shine and are also sage. dielight ceremony Mrs. Sophie 11nmrt, grand- Peggy Nosily. and Pam Metlan- excellent protection against lip dryness in winter. The hr 'The altar was decorated fib mother of the bride, was here tels, servrnz as hostess, the newapplied direct.ly palms, serving as background, from Glenda le, Calif. Other rel- lyweds left for a honeymoon In glosses are an,a.bjjg( , bouquets; of Christmas atives of the bride attending Virginia. Mrs. Harbin chose forinver the lipstick. Her adviop: : . pothsettlns, and white pompons, f rom out of town were Mr. and her going away outfit, a kelly "Remember that lip dryness Is . ,%nr* _ja stop On the way in chapping.' interlaced with gremOrY. DOu- Mrs. Frank Doyle. Mr. and green wool sult, black a Ccm another bid.' seven-branched candelabra Mrs. .lack Broadhurst, Mr. and los. and the whlti' orchid from and chapping ant I ice ci' 0m cracking step from ta flanked each side of th e al r Mrs Charles Voekie, Mr and her bouquet ad sa zed ribbons wen ti Following their hnneymoon,! fort." S"' i ' " lovely home on Sherry Avenue. The club members voted to Join in the "Dimes; for Pines" pilip,%, stir in hour to a smooth 1141d the liclIjid, stiifold cook until 41 __-- . - .. attending Central Piedmont /2 community College in Charlotte.' Wedding plans are to he an . ______ resented a program of wedding music before the ceremonY, th firms this PRICE that commonly produce alIt't bridal satin, ompire style with a coat of Alencon lace that end JLsi tiere veil of imported illusion by a crown of lace 1* VMS -- caeade of whito pompons and holly, with a detachable white pfrr -waist style floor length wbUe nowers tied wtth Ted ., 1 Svveet Potato Tried instant cvtc't T'i 'I • .A,r", Leftover Bed SIAZONI 1 , ' .. p :- second or third day serving,1 from - the - Creak L.. Meat Pit' takes that leftover beef and ..il* it witi ensrniii)gb of chili powder, Will-eusterahirt sauce. and ton1nto-h It's placed in a biscuit CTUI .' - -..' especially when • .- "1 -.W A HAPPY NEW YEAR for December meeting 01 the North Orlando (ear- ' ' ' I - Betty Anne s Hair Styling Salon from Atlanta. Ga. • WOOL FLANNEL H.1 86 Yd. ' L '' - it'sj worked into the flour with a pastry blender. CItEOLF MEAT PIE THE SAN-FORD STARLIGHT Fill,OMENADERS, Square Dunce Club, held their annuu] dinner dunce, AVednesday at the Civic Center with more thun 75 members und puests atteii(Iffir. Followinp, the diniier frifts were BISCUIT CRUST exchanged. Shown by the tree 54 " 1.98 Yd. Reg. ............ SALE 5411 Reg. -: s anford cup milk SALE S 2y4i. 4) ., '. New A rrt*vczls , 2 cups cooked cubed beef chopped tflhiOfl 2 , tsthktnjwons finely celery lurd uis'1 - pings 34. cy4p 'flour 2 iawpuclus suit I tampoun Worctiatershirt I ciw (1(; ounces) tomuUms A"PW cu,p gm ted chedd cheese or drippings. in flour, seAsonings, WorcuWtihim-wtucc, tumatoes stud S764M Papiler. mix thoroughly. cook minutab, stirring De. c"Wnstly. Four into biscuit crust wW sprinicle wtth gmted cheme. Plim-e under broiler just ese to melt. ii Mrs. Mar11 \\ akuda. in ' II'S TOUGH . • • Mr. and Mrs Ronald 1.iiic1t', ?tI Surutiiht. , Wheii you hove to pay $1 a posted of Jackonvilk' lIeIlumy for steak, bat . Dean, Dec. birth of a tton, Gur' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd .41. in TOUGHER un(l daughter, Mary MnrLsretJ Lindsey -,I ' Wh" you only pay 5ft a polmd. fildinillillolit'. 111(j. • i Ra g. 8.99 SALE .......... -' c- , 499 Fr. we* #60 W" GM do of WES."y #W awy - Goors aq eS1. - Ses & -bService -LJ i". DOI'U i*vs 2k •- Cm vow efllwd NOT to go to 9 IA • S 88 Pr. 2 Ladies' Ke&"n Iftw*11SPERATION 322 11812 - ' Canvas C)x%r& REDUCED TO CLEAR Boys Mod P=ft 20 M"Os shoos d [a& sau ............... . Discounf I I 1r I Boys• & G'ris' Shoes SPECIAL 2 i' , PLASTIC BASE. 3 )1 ( .i ri.i o M1IUIU BILE LIST 29 000 9 . 1.0 c" L".. T T! ~ 2111 lo FIRST ST. SANFORD 322-5244 Lavoris Mouthwash a 0 0 0 p tJJ . - BOTTLE OF 165 41*00 ____ SCOTT NAPKINS S RIO. FOR 25.. I LIMIT ONE LOW i'o.z at-re . C PEANUTS 37, PLAYING CARDS -' ICKIRD S OWN MADE SIAIIS PLAYING CARD CO. FAMOUS ML WHITE BY UNIIU) /4k \ cb what a j;rest opportw*S 7WA of the AYING I" 74 Mt U LIMIT ONE PLEASE REG. 39ç DR. WEST - PRO - TEK 19 C REG. 69C - LIMIT I ew, l*sMo (Urnit One with coupon thru Wed. Dec. 28) (limit On. with coupon thu W.tl DOG. 28) Coq U LI C 491 VALUE TOOTH BRUSHES BATH TISSUE K 65c LYDIA GREY - 10 PA REG. 88c - LIMIT I kettuei -I' WITH STRAINER C i9CA' SAVE WP to $46 Cin eight 6-pc. pL settings uAve wp to 0"an to elvo a-pc. PL aettinim; 044 il PLASTIC JUICER LARDS I urvie. Choow fnxn our mnpkAe "ft a %w sho," Ilare. 6^V9 up to 017 an ftw 4-pa. M seakmo k4d, 1 who, many ftand Lxoy~ Vie axwe you 7OWLE scied" - Mstw, Is* 1" b. ,,' - LIST 1.39 - LID - DUTY - ALL PURPOSE P, CAMP, BOATING, SPORTS, INDUSTRY, ETC. I ,,...i' . .. . PINOCHLE OR BRIDGE HEAVY " L15T BIRD SEED SISAL ROPE Orr 2 FOR 25c BIRD FEEDER -1 84 24 I 100 FT. . . . ¼ MEXICAN ____ SAVE LIP TO "9.W A OK flA 'D' CELL PRICI HOUSE - 9 OZ. WITH HUSKS LIMIT I . _____ . BATTERIES LIST 2.09 60 CT - ASSORTID COLORS UMIT I , r' EVEREADY IStT2TWOL I MOVIE FILM I DA"IGHT OR ARTRICIAL LIGHT 99 LIST 3.95 - . ____________________ ' CHOC, SYRUP Kader Jewelers wa y& to udd other desiraible proliertiet tt) Uie f&djriCb-- BUCIJ US ui C 66 LIST - rice,,IleWV. 1,,jelltilits W* looWng for ii .TTLE IST LIMIT ONE 144 All Plastic , twit in clothing where a drape iajnvohu-,uud the tebibty tv an break could Preht, SMALL 99C LARGE SIZE SIZE SALT TABLETS. . . • • a DRY ROASTED plus rudiuticin hr-1,P illcr"" remilluume of the fAb- DOWNTOWN FICE OR HOME 50'S LIST 98c LIMIT ONE HOLLOW GLASS 61/21 SPINNING ' • _'\ - STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM. PERFECT FOR Of. 7 - '600 1 ____ home Economics Agent. scientists of USDA's Agricultural Research Service ar ' 99 be iuspurtant, ju the S GARR DOUBLE HIBACHI C LIST 60c LIMIT ONE ________ " ' 31/2 OZ. - 5c OFF LABEL - DAD cent before breaking. I'lit isuftnemi could be inlPor- 5 Pr. LIQUID SHAMPOO l5 f 1 I ____i1 ____ experimenting with these trt*tments, and have found thut cotton treuted cheiniculs and then irradiute-d am be inude extremely soft and uble to jstm.teh ainjust 25 per- & ..69me-6109 flom tkat slowulur Is always I'a mathing Phone 112 S. Park Ave. HAIR ROLLERS PINI-GAY BRUSH TV Pa 29c IST 1.00 SNYDERS - 21A LB* REG. 49C 36c bpvclol." WHILE THEY LASTI 3222363 (I irnif cono willi co6opuoi Ilitw Wed. Dog. 28) qP - -- -. - Minh Ona Willi Coupon Illow W,,,l 1)VC, .* " ' STATIONERY ) 150 SIMI% LIST 69, so thViLopu crv' vwv water repeIIen'Y. - - and 10y5 Sweaters Reduced 1/3 < Sanford Flower ShDp Cot. E. First & Sanford 32222 32244521 p FW- LOU TEMPLE 1 I .-. - ------': FAMILY - atontic rudiation, plus chemiculls, jjay& Xiaz Myrtle Wilson, I Seminole County Ex te nsion REDUCED TO CLEAR ION- RODDY #8000 FULL BAIL SPIN. _______ You may someday be wearing cotton clothing with desirable new properties put In them by • Desk Calendars L , Odds and Ends -. IT'S REALLY TOUGH 0 & 0 Wb" W" how to pay 26C to - - 199 LIST 2.95 B B LIST 6.95 - ON TOWLE STERLING Cotton Ladies Langene Ladies' Flats . slowly 10 'jmm"thtc'y. I aeiviz*gi. . Ladies Heels Synephrine 0 0 0 0 0 LIFE-TIME CAST IRON WITH STRONG WOODEN GRILL 7 r. LIST 69c LIMIT ONE HIBACHI GRILLS FLAVOR Sweaters* Sifft 0 Muslim Reduced 20% for the family . Misti Kay Ivey. Mitteniu) grand. parents art- Mr. and hirti. John Ivey of Sanford and paternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrh. Ed Lindse). of Cocuii lk-ach. .I••••i I OZ. SOLUTION FOR 1967 - j May Improve SHOES - -- 0 Pianos Rental Beds Special Group 1/ 2 Prire . WES SAYS: Rathaüon -- LIST 27.95 V4% #942 -irpets 0 Furniture Tile -Al and some 15 or 20 couples, Ladles Dress Sale mixture - Sanford Furnifure Co. 1 powder and suit and cut in lard Mi. and Mrs. Claude Grizzard daughter told family, Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Al. A. Evanb, in fine has -util MOD and children, Jeff, Karen and Mrs. Kenneth Lancaster and Loch Arbor. I cra b. Add enough milk to Chip, of Atlanta, Gu. are spend- childrell, I)Ltvid and Chriji, Of 31m. Jimmy Wulker, of Lannwite u soft dough. Turn onto ing Christmug with Mrfi. Griz- Columbus, GjAI floured SUrfliCe Und and Alm. Woodruff ut their -i lest of tile J. C. blitchells, Imend gently % minute. Pat or Harry roll dough about -Inch thick home on Elliott Avt. dn3 She is visiting her aiffi 801), Donald, spent Christ - , ' * Mr. and line a Ii..incb pie pan or inns diiv wi th Mrs. Nancy How- daughter and ois- in Holiday guests of Mr. and urd mid children, in Meihouruc. and Mrs. Cinudt Edwards, in baking dish. Bake in a very I • Orhsiit1t. hat oven (450 degrees F.) 1.2 Mrs. Jobti Cameron art' their - 11 atid Mn. Albert Crotilt,to 15 minutes. YEARS Neom ENAMEL WITH CHROME GRILL . r nuts Aind mints were berved with the purich. blure than 360 frie-ndh uigned the 1,-uest buuk - MOSTAT AND 7 POSITION CONTROL DIAL PLATINUM BROWN BAKED (Alongsldc old post office) - friends of the KirklandE, ab. misted witli tile entemin' d did the Lao k. The Mi"ells who were mur- 35 6 FT. X 244 RAYON VISCOSE RUGS WITH BUILT-IN NON SKID RUBBIR BACKING ASSORTED SOLIDS I TWIEDS. TO ELEMENTS I RUG RUNNERS C LIMIT ONE WAL HEATIR WITH CUSTOM i ,Jil l d 16 TOASTMASTER HEATER At First & Palmetto -..' 131ft together fiour, baking CX80LZ FILLING OVI,'R MATCHING ORAL OR RECTAL FEVER Thermometer 0 0 0 0 COMPARI AT 98c thu,r ti.t..n 'ars " DEPARTMENT REDUCED TO CLE" 5c OFF LABEL LIST 9c LIMIT ONE 888 I All appointmenU were 'hite THROUGHOUT Is ........... SALE S ............ 3Yd. 3.98 Ycl. C LARGE SIZE jeweler Somethi ng iis always something spec al. two tiered wedding cake, em. bidlished with white roses, &wd fem, and topped %ith wedding OTHER FABRICS TOOTHPASTE FOR PATIO OR CAMPING lEd -ith a gold lace ioth held two large 'hite baskets of gold jnums, the punch bowl and a Be 5.98 Yd. DOUBLE KNff COTTON I ttiiipoon salt 4 to tubleopoons turd Reg. with same of the gi1ts are left to right, Chuck Duraut, club caller and Ilichurd Zelley, presidein uiid Iiiii 2 cups sifted enriched flour 1 tablespoon bulijig, powder 38 1Yd. 88 I £ RE COMPARE AT 19.95 EXTRA COMFORT. HANDLES The refreshment table, over- Yd '" . APPROX. 912 DFFP, PLUSH RAYON PILE DICOPATOR COLORS AND TWEEDS TO INHANCE THI BEAUTY OF ANY ROOM. Mrs Clan' Paulsen and Their friends and reli.tives en w i tit a re. really showered them They have two i -ooyns of gif ts. -r u 11 of tile most poraeous array the of articles, all with vitrying and deizrvus of gold or gold tz of Florida. The other two ch il dren, Marcia and Beth Kirkland, presided at th e guest book ta ble. Be DOUBLE KNIT WOOL TWEED RUGS ALUMINUM and son-in-law, Judge and Mrs. side School for 41 years. St. Petersburg; and Joan Stewart Kirkland and her fiancee, Sydney P. Thomas, a Pensacola ENTIRE STORE :. --' . Don, recently entertained 'Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rved. from / Onialm, Neb. Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Paulsen %%ere friends in om Kirklimd, of Orlando, terLuined for them wit-h ception at the Country Club ~ to 5 P.M. Orlando, from 0 1n the receiving line with honored couple were Judge - RIEGEL FLANNEL RIO, kIMIT ONI! 16.95 VALUE J. C. Mitclic, Jill Magmolia bux-e been active in till com. Ave. and on the following Sun. munity evenu; since that tinie. day, Dec. iS their daughter Mrs. Mitchell taught at So uth- SHOP THE 54" Reg. 2.99 Yd ............ SALE HARD 10 14010 CIAL SPRING DESIGN GIVES EXTRA SUPPORT, - Basil Cerami and daughters, Th for Mr. and Mrs. moved to Sanford in 1f425 and I WOOL CREPE " C HEAVY DUTY POLISHED ALUMI. NUM. TUBULAR FRAME WITH 100% FOAM MATTRESS. SPE. Lawrence Pt'ttinati Srs., also Golden wedding bells rang age in Americus. Ga. in 1 916 Opnn 'Til 9 P.M. Thurs. & Fr. 2201 Park Ave. ft. 3224913 ' / _____________ ______________ ,,. ,)?''-'. - 6 Ft. FOLDING BED 3on" of Griggs drive, over the Ann and 'Mildred. froin No%%- L may it be a shear delight Save on Fabrics! :-. JUST WONDERFU der Club, are Mr.s. Billy Piloinil. who was CO-hoste." and Mri. Robei -in. George Wit ll I L.. rate C. M L II 50th WeddLng AnnLversar) V eg. 2.99 Yd. ............ SALE The use of lard for hiscu product, exclougli gives ine CD Pilling ,*emlst, ...- -....- - ..• 13 black e,nel white. at, from New York. 4* first-time! Yoe, a fr** lot of PrInfe with ovtry Mill of film floovalripsid onel pfin*,Vrl ... Ko"J"tcolor or alark and While. Whom you Pick up yritir developed film, you emm bu-1 nno . H . , one C HAIR SPRAY 'oject Ma. Houseguects of Mrs . . PLUS FREE KODAK .MI , Ii.. . wi4 their many paftcins ••/7 . PEG. 2.00 - LIMIT ONE toll f,.. .. VoJtelo, - law student at the University . PRINTS \T LIMIT 0NE ' is from Binghamton, N.Y. .4 >_v•. LIMIT ONE - 6 01. LIQUID S14AMPOO OR LOTION - A REG. 1.09 Betty Anne Howar / - HOME PERMANENT . lando Springs.. Mrs. Crawford and 'Mr. and Mrs. P. Flanders 1 are 'Mr. Pettinate's parents. the • I ' , FREE FILM C GENTLE - REGULAR - HARD TO CURIA children,, Tom IL Jr., a st;udent enjoying rc-timment tbuy are at StA.-tson School of Iaw, in just beginning to live. thW come to the table in different REG. 1.99 and .' TOREWIDE - FOR 1,114 - -- . . In Creole Style compintoly . Christmas holidays are Mr. and York , art-' spending three weeks , Mrs. Maude Crawford 15 Mrs. MacAlec (rein Akron. Ohio, with his son in law and daughspending the winter month with r. rs. ter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrencv her son-law and daughter. Mr. with their youngsters, Drew and Pettinati of Howell Park. Other and Mrs Wayne \ciuric of San Marsha i8om P-isk -igula MISS houtgue".t' of the Pettinati Changes Pace Pot-roast, had stew or mast of beef usually yields leftovers. What. can 1w done so s By MARYANN MILES arrett's After Christmas J14 - BY tYF Q'S.. PPr TRIMMFD AN[) rFATIIFRf0. RtACK AND BROWN. South SemL*nole Personals I ____ - • ... - - ' MADE or HUMAN HAIP! fillers for Christmas stockings. HAIRDOS FOR TNI NEW Corge • '' ' _____ ____________________________________________________________________________ LATEST COLORS iot ell - -. S : . OiSOtfl otato Pic-. A together to bring th( color to marshmallov- or orange top ping. tilt. outlint. of the mouth; blot Scientists~ of the 1I.S. Depart-: American homeowners are ex- I wroAf6s and use a lighter color in t h e I ment of Agriculturu - wim d(- perted to buy it record 1.4 m i 1. 11 t middle of tit(, mouth. Then blot 't for nlakin;, 11011 (l1'dil1ihhCrfr this VtiU ZL( 1 W,rs Serv,ct 'p liii vJrnit mouth on tissue and the flak . that cording to sultisticians at the "APEVILLE afterward apply a lip glaze amount of water used to rt.,; to Appliance Department! FLORIST & NURSERY a pale or pearly lipstick constitute the fla k es ha a great kitchen 2221 Grapeville Ave. 322-08136 thEl Middle Of your mouth Over deal to do with desirablt flavor of flotpoint. ? MR. AND IMRS. RICRIURLD EDWAPD HA1'B11K. JR. this goes your lip gloss. of md not, flowing into many petal shades. They come in two style for 'w, Dec. 17 and ,. hirthditv ' as FLOWERS a I .-.-.. Gift Sbop 0 E. Firli her s was Dcc. 12. The party (it.1tfl(S a'- well a' teturt In recent was held T)e'c M . good v.&t to line tin mouth but with wntc' and make dt'lictnu'- gave a product r1itt'd best in you can use your lipstick. work cci sweet pota toes, sweet ea ti ng q u lity by ta ste-testers t in well and then roll til t - lips mashed ci sceroles " '' 1 tint. look for them at studies using different propnrs vet' If pretty an leaving no IP 11 is to use your brighter color ç your store. The dchydrater 'tion of water. they found that a liner. The brush or pencil is a isweet potato flakes reronqdtutu 2 part~, wsilvr In I part flakes ".imbanced with seed penrli~ Xny Mason were candle lighters Mrs. John Cantrell was mi' tron -af honor and Laurie La'Mee"Barbin, sister of the bridt gmoni, was bridesmaid They wime attired in pale pink em- 1 smudges? n"frIdeseents. She carried Pittsburgh. a _______________________________-- , .- FLEMING'S c in The,s eith'r silver or gold as well -. Charles Benharn of Sanfnrcl. Mr. :and Alns. Petv Wehher. l.ong wood. and Miss Evelyn Dick of (Budges P 0th) ..- ••- lar bose. They make marvelous Gut ct'. included \lr. and Mrs . ATISS Lll .,~DA PAPLNEL1, LIMIT RIGHTS RFMRVID • In the evening. when you want .%,our lop% to glitter, %lip into a pair of shimmer hope. UFAIANCE trnlser 2N W. Bay St.. Long wood recently celebrated their ' PRICES GOOD MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY SHIMMERING HOSE 11im-ember hirlhdilys ,it it din ' nor party sit their home. base over your lips. Lip color then goes on smoothly, and tht' " itive rim of the lips . . i' kept smooth. 11ev do you skip lipstick ____ Her orchid. Vincent Boelter Jr and Tam '." • .. Mr. and Mrs. .1 W. Snum- A. You'll Fieru',, nnothfir tip: linve added protection againsi w ind and weather if, when VOl put on cream or liquid ftlundit tion. you carry tilt. make-tit) Rais". and "Me Wedding 1, rayer," by Dunlap. The lovely bride was givell in.m=iage by bar father. She her gown of was radiant ' Id 'n lip comfort ' • •' giv reartioni. Thery nn%k, arc oallerpenic lipstirkon nil tht market. andI the ir u•• Ion .-.by 'McKa. Lyle Christiansen, solo I try a hvpncillerge S FAMILY DRU9 vrorc, served by Mrs. Fuller and Baumholsers (elebrate irt a\ S : . AD Ave- , cake, cookies, punch and coffee nounced at a later date nic lit) color (one fnrmulateci without many of the substnticvs cluftg the "Attendants Procmicin,,, ,Trumpet Tune in D jOr,1, "The Bridal Chorus" by Wagner, and the "Recess- lii - "i-...........';.- w .lnmiiy mi''1ing will he After refreshments of fruit Mrs. Ross C. Miller, daughter . I If you RuWrt that exres, armmd the bouqueu, forming 3canne. thry will reside at the Alumni lip dryness anti crilck-ing mii~F.Oft bows. of I Village or Florichi Stntt. liniverhe ;I Symptom of cosmetic al Mrs. Sylvia Moyer, organist, Frank LaMee grandfather so C m H the groom. attended. h'rgy - and your doctor con rs. Bilh Pi- George Dnqnett' residence on S. Cortez A'v'rnw, and the outdoor Christmas lighting contest.. -------- 1 I 1'11 1 in- rip the Mr. and Mrs. ChrisktTnRa Parti, to he bold sit the Christmas ItO to RVAH-11. nnci is presentl~ hstess, p"njcct. which will ne trees to n scape the .ihn F. 'Kennedy Center for Contimiing Arts Remainder of th huinciss Tn"et.lng vsas devoted to pinn lint fluffy recent!" ended his tour of ri"e ot noncilc's. with the U. S. Nn'y at NAS Sanford where he was attached . .. _______ '- ploved at Dearborn EIectrOniC' ".imP Call you and gradunted in 1462 from He IVFI% to ),Pat thin, tender slices Myers Park High School. I) 1 .. Workshop her as qerrptn ry to the production manager. A member ri 7.et.n Chapter of Beta Sigma ring ilz Hetn Phi, she .cre. a. Corern t'flthe seasoning with salt ( ing Secretory. i and pepper .ns born th Mr 'Rurgec Charlotte attended schools there think of an ea sier ____ "- Marltync Peterion arcl eners loian, Mi_ Miquette eon, hicto,i sit tile home of Nil R N Mrs. Goorre Fuller wat% Dethr xvor~sbop i r,-,crnm on nin'k- 1eler , on, S1 S. ('orlez cember linstess t4i the N iniz not Christylln- troeq. nilP. Orlando Gqrden Club At her schools and graduated from The ciirry ir are chnn!Pd during th G En/oy H :ntf ::'' was dressed identicall hang Will P 3M Sharon E a Doyle, bridesmaids. i ' nur fron t I ll the t'rn dnO?ir of 'Mr. and Mrs. Ber W. Tom Walsh served s best Out of town guest included ;dItinnal sprig of mistletoe rwinc: nard Jay Doyle, and Richard man with Willard Gladstone, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gone Mason. as TnmmN- and 3ennifer, Mr. and lin yout, holiday donrway? Apart Edward Harbin Jr., son of John Gehri and John Cantrell uIthers. Mrs. Iouis Cook, Mr and Mrs 'from such inducement-%, InU; of Mrs: June Ln'Mee Harbin, and : , N ort h l(, leftover announce the engagement tl ::ll Pee. 26, 1'.VC, l'asro 1.) Thr @-antprh 11~rralh for don't r For Mistletoe Mrs Bernard Doyle mother Richard Davis, }evin and Cur s .%cr ru 1,AM8 ' r - • - . I - •- -• ' • - I - - 1 - - .••l' �r 16- . %*a *- S — 4 - . *. f- -------ir . ill fWW p1 .Ji***Jil .UJ 4% 4 Afrl I 11" - It S i ' 1101 1SI OUR I - It I Pred*ct Santa To Largo lii T0 Urn ey Sanford ~, Plays ~ I, ion ri br &utnrh brrzth spirit with them at thc H 'hlancl C'1nqw mnrnarnenl tti siirifn-d v.,.wh got somet h i Page '0 — Dec.. 2fi i%i and played Santa Claus with t'hcir OT)prnU'TltS from iiih fagure chn that the mu from football with go — Seminole High, gwin them a 714 1thr , til c' handi higher than last games during ng ,.,. Ji cml' n a ore HWds Lead •jj ly I Tap by "'lile concludes Maskethall sch, Acrordinp W CrIftch 11 Bl.rthe, "There'll be Ong to extend Its undefeated 1UOn PinecreRt Is currenWr the league 1w )or with a Ing of 0 1 and 0 w' .'fl be going against th e Day and Night Grill cagi. Holiday Festival Opening i The young hoopmcn play four , five quarters with unight's first game scheduled it) . uw nctin - C I ' -' - ' iii PUj fl1 the ,mnth- 'irrrn: tremc n cmi' tht ui c'a"- thc action at 4 p m Ttu wpc'k'& artiom g ets off It) '.I ..." '!I . "..,4. . . - I - i ,,. , '—. — '1 4 !;J; I II 1 LA :' _____ -'- ~.C' : I .; ,I - ______________ _____ NDINGS t ties Montana in ttir Rainbow - Classic. 1 -? 4 . r A' - - . - ; 1; - I losing unly to Fairfield. St. Ja- 111111111ilt- ~ ni s For ii -: .i'i P't, • 1 to N al -I .(~I - 1 -- - — .,., - ' ,' . .. , .: Spot In SEC t .THE . otre Dame Boom Boom Has Big Night Sports News : Standings n SA NTA DID IT AGAIN, - I NewI Coach . Alovin OG Postponed ACXr*TG Sets wid strajOlt, f9e& In the Big Game, the irish, . Pace In Navy Golf Play -, :I gun State 10 first hut]! points Glen flostettler of Avionics points with a tie for third-;dace before rallying behind reuters-c "A" and George Shu.ster of between Marines and Ops "A." q i1Xi'bitdl. Cole OBrien a.uud the beore on NAMTD "A" are the individual The current league standings: f' CW Joe Azzuru'ii fvuYtb-quurtA-r leaders 4 the Navy Gulf Intra- . 'NAhffD "A". 60; CapU. perii,, ": Marines, U; )ps "A" .1 - - . I _. ethos. to run out years the SPECIALS : EVERY I '111, . ';i , $ D '5 IS FAR ARCADE PACKAGE STORE . _______ _J 4uk, STEVE WE rrIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS ___________________________________________ bl'LJIWIER MIDWAY UTWIL$ SANfORD (II -": I' (.1) ' Parol • Toe (cilr,r tion r • t '' rued of he • 11)9) (3) 'a . I .ft. (21 ('iii',' - I In I r, e &fV.v CAFETERIAS There i vi nse in the ~iiil I I - in I ? I T -, ,hl ,ik,''a 1 h.' lug Movtø 011 And H Ir'wir I .it . / t1,411rinolot f'MA14 ~ . l( II pm \tR( Run (or your N aw n NIT" .%I(1VI4 W-M itIffic' play , (andy (,irl a pit1' that thu tac'ntc'd yn',n' rri,in did ntot rereive hetior III!ini.s in thi difficult timc' lnt ('1 . ii tar er', ri kit a . , 1. '• I , .._______ ---... . ~_r , .~ / 'r a AM I I - I I . 0. p' ~ . 11 Farley (,r irm.ter enter , 'me a prove himc'l1 (,ranger p1 i vi -. - . q - - , .. ' I ( a m r I , rpri (2 P 'r.ej,, -o n ' 1, I , intirt Paul in Spain, hot derides To fight thp hulN M find ilis GIRLS merit of 'r ith Fr -m,c 'ii';'ni 7'' HS r(t.4 ' ld 4 ____ T'. '') "'GOMG0, uddn'i realizes he iai inst hi self re-peet When tie i - ' Miniskirf Dolls EscapeTheCo With LongiJills 1 . - -- 19) 40 'i A'10 ' — _ __.-"' BIN. • _____ 1-1 I . , .- .' / % , •. .'. 4:30 IlL 6:.30 the I -(icafl matador. •1npea Oil 'ir.r K-.tiro ---- - - -- -------- - - 9:00 P.M. - : I I - -i o ( 2 ) 'r ri,i 4 y Audubon Meet • k, l . . (441 4 I _~ 411111" — i. 4k 5 LE' I J — —I HIS ZIP CODE \ NUMBER USED TRM ~ 10 (•__\ '- .11111 h If .0 a-. . - - \ < I -' i 11 flhtIli' I Ilfl 111111 - I ~1___110 --:_ i _____ I IIlIlIllII 11111 fl MV _______ 4-i : *- I I& 1 4, „, _____________________________________ _____ I jc, I - _________ j' I Ad I I (01 vNIID 1 . . .IIIIIIIIIIIIII _:::_~ .?I 1. . _______ I ' I I - - I CA ; I I LOUNGE OPSM OAILY . I ________ 1 I ii : 16" 7a L_ O*d 4 so -- ______ ,REWARD , 1~1 I /;. 1 BUGIS BUNNY _:ZTAl?4LY 7 - BS .JUNK YARD! G;tt.A0 W i "I ) OF LIVING PVlN MLCM , 4 - YOU2 PLACE! 1 S 11I ELL IN II (comb. forin) 18 Annoy 20 Numerous 22 Peer Gynt's mother 24 Vogetable f F I : -A ` s I 4 a . - 6. of ^-_ . • - mammal llllllll=~1[ &. Im . xw "Day nags wing - L AL-- ...- I- - •-. I I 7W' PRICE IS Rfr3HT,\ 7A OUGH 17A BE OUT Of .--- - WW To SMO __I,' I T;4 INK Tr" Is., 32 0 imork (A,~,,uric 33 Goddess of discord 41 Unit o( %right 43 Winnow 34 Primato I 2 3 39 lists (Yr.) Ill I I I / . ro, _ ____ I filp 1E rits Solita ry 111 4 I-Vil,f I tIL muaur• 56 Usmoranda 199 I ~11 I 'r 1 9 10 11 ?I-r A. i. . GOO-1141-law fl I, b.C) i ___________________________ 41 _________ - M " _____j t - %%Orl4 IT'S EASY TO PLACE -I A CLASSIFIED AD... - C I :1 ~i 1S ''3 _,L - t i _: ANGELS" In Color HAYLEY MILLS STARTS TOMORROW I .w - ' -' % PLAGUE OF THE ZOMILES" I -11 ....-",-, -, I. AU kF A L 6T Q~: - 4. AR - - I ;1M I 2 Lol it - . --, II - ' -a -__:-, (I II e ,K~ r 1, ( _,~i L. . . IN I \~ - \% 11 0 ',iw I.&Q.d It,,. ." - " \_ - __-) I . -41, i ~ I . - /ir rw4r&by! )w U - .J$ liillilh,it they do toueumdrlsacri(i.(,' IitiiMItl .• Nuthsuit I{IIss h)eWltt, liflea,,' (ujul, tuu*.Iutlur Ot liit.. III : il.ctial t'IIeiluuuiuumg; . - L org" 11;30 EXCITING1 IRIATHTAKINGI :*,, I - TI,L'.N 04C P40 LO$14A.,R NEEC' - /~ "W - t_ .JT - ' ou flQSaTG'/ MLL- , 'v4 I ~~ ________________________ ' __", - A," I ~ I I S 1 -. Mac[IIIINE . - 1I ... I s. / --- ,.; Dukti Schil"Id. S1411 111-ft I tuii ik1tae., tulluu of law. \' % at. 411Y.92 at Loo RaW ilk IltibilWarl 1 -"1 * I * -41 ~1 \ PLUS AT 3 40 ONLY -. 65--- Ketiouiow W'dT%*I'Nlat 4b$N ' 7:00 & 10:30 THE SWINGER - SCIVII1111 S2.50 PER ~PIERSON , Be Endiess summer 11111014- 1411 1' (if Can Bowl 1'--.-~l '. ('111H lind om- from 11101ary are among University (if Floritin gradilates of the revently voitullidt'd 1,1111 trimester. Thil), 111clude Carol Nlarie .00.6:00-1:00-1000 I eli ahaus, l)ehIaI), but hitk't ut' ____________________________ arts ill sociology; livaneth (;left Norniiiii, l-'t-tit .,;),61114.), o____ - - 3 --- - -_ 1 All You -. -I by , NEW YEAR*S EYE PARTY I v.-, :.":,ur 84-li-4-11 84-11611064 Ciollllt~l Sill([- ' tutlusi, -0 STUDENTS-3 games S1 ,C : . e . ;if • bark, It 4 VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD JET LANES BOWLING HOLIDAY SP ECIAL 1 Thru Jan 1 T'P1,7) \atn. 11I tagh * f( - - 1111118716 161 I boilts. From Area Receive Degrees 70 I 42Shotiiiped :;; Lowil.k ___.______ --------- 8 Id harit-vat 27 Heineit 47 Sleeveless h1i Y(lillig child 29 Greek letter varments 31 ltndepodge 48arttn taste tLiIi,tomr 5 15 7 8 1'. "II- :- I 'I OUNGE Ert. ri '.t ( sl!fnrnuI to) Ho ii i n terested re'ttt.ii perM.)n :fro- 1nvt d i1e L)) s. 'i 4o.%Iineral del)osit !141 I Ilickified ,1)2.SIII,t1I loahtly 53 liallib's pril I 114111t, : 5411imult CARTE , ~) File \ ;r,ws --- g. Ill &,rrowful 21 Mile sheep 23 Wtiole 24 Gratify 25 Unconittion 26 Thr"-handetl k *fl •. 1; 25 (2 I Another tupsus is f ,, L 1)I4r , .: ',*wiv., :': -:Ill 1 .,' 1 Tn I- to,),,t I o r It o Pirty ing. reaching from tootsies it)i . eToni'i (I II I,. 2L ily ___________________ , . OS;"-A-- it !-&A. 1.. -r to -!-,U11 to Ot - . . M 1 1611 It . vfhl u.'ief',' — bets se rpents. nts dragon', flarnin tin's sp iders mutt itt-it plain Old fisherman fish ' nets -_____ -_ -tb%110 * I~, - . .... r ii.'. n. it . . . I. irst 'itre't Sitnfnr'l -sri to r 1_b ..t I iimuthtr comimfoulug I 9 I%& b, Witt. 1. T -4 If. , CI ?~ . gadget for %%inter. Q_QQQ_LOQ_QLL9_LQ lit iut4mmn s %'Imutrs bI4t-4t-. "Good news, Father! I can stay within my budget this howell't-r. tights and bt*xly .st(wk ing., are not vilough. I'lelleath , week if you'll lend me a dollar!" the tights avid body 'totkmng-. mu the mimiddle Itttudes, the girlies -I Answer to Previous Putile wear it Shortie version of I-4.10 , Medley '9Z N'46 e heavy drimer'i. disguist-if il-N H N2!A NJ T --,tailored brit-l's or IIOWN ACROSS ced 2 Great Lake Inaut.) 6 L_E ~Jtt LN. r 1 3 Volcano in 4 Television's R N I- C. forerunner tA 4k' ne I.F1AP I F) A I t1i L_ (,~ 6 Mulle be* Itorrop 8 F 0 Al 9 1 7 Iffistelry lAq E.MRq 9 gTropicid lant t o Feniinlne0nsme -49Z L5- E N C)1E I I Ili III It, called ihi s. t., - diallionds. , ety of designs flowers. vines. birds. . . . i ........... çJ - I \, ''* UIIR ,-' . . ' I 0 _________________________ f : I Y I ' 1-4 . . .. . ________ 1 TIIVSv Sili,il-ted ill) lollgjohllS, . • ,9-W 18 -------__j •w 4i~ I . ;lit' 2 (1) IIo (10 liii dl) ft A tx'rsunal imli of some of the 4I pretties revealed a lot. The) (it) it beratist I fit 1lothIr1L manufacturers actU.uII) 1)1 brought hack old fashioned tint ouflag d I ':: "3 121 as a space age style gimmick. I Callud tights. they're rually , ::Is ("" fashillilabit. longpdIlls ft fler / ii UNTIL . I 14) hugging flesh t'very mdi of thi.- - . I - Fi. 1) — ~'jr-m~, At lot(Itil,jr IrICRS ;I,. tho Florida Powor anof Liqht - they begin at milady's toes and., , I SHORT RIBS • wniinnIe .uduI'nn - " muItI Ili .i mnultituck of color s. with silser thit must favored. I . '.11. n 41 I Ii 11.14 .' 'Ifarv Gr rn ('I) both. e ' - httI , Stit( r (0111 IU( Or ti .tiiries Or / ______ And on - thin mists i ,P ' . ____ - RE ,~ 1'SURE '\ YOU , — I .. ssixt r irii.t in th first Ioni.i winterr " II 11 S '-u1l)t I .1 i ut or.o U S.. s..irt. '11) - er London. thousands of I-Illglish girls trip to work show-. . . . (iiI " 1 _" He vi Thnds R 16-11 it m N W T h^ -,'.4 -;,, r I - - I. - - 4 ; inhemnpinø'.q or most -'omn! is he r it' md r to jet r ' I uric' f,o'c'd %fc' hut 'hc' (t of emir e Kini If "I 4 I'l (0 %Ifirldalt . / . rn'ir r, f' her *h^ rrnto eiro' 91ilt ealiveq : A ~ ~ Vt • CHRISTMAS DOG. Y V. ~~/ I 0 11 : ,?2- Avainich "B." Zovi; opli Parm-iridatti dirwted a caurst of R' th 14 7, Dame for man> HU&DLI UACU... TUUDAY, TNU*IOAY " To pick out xh,it thv 'o t h" I fIll ('I) 'Ill9 -' .-S ON 100 UANDS i! bits stretched its kad oser run IMA A/I • 9, , nez up Capta Cuppera by 1G RVA.H 11, 2 PAL Md" c'r1 j - 1 ill I _-..._-_ isI -Y Z t , Cilltioss hwors witile HEateWer's 30;i; INAS Admin., ?5,; Avionics tutifty W wililip the di*dluck in spot for low IDeL --Y of Arkunismi, Kevin once threw a basketball 445 Hards of Mitre Dame, V time feet, 10 inches during an ezhl- I Mehluri of N e b r a x k a and I bitiun. Phillipb weakened by injuries to Hull. 4 ', 'iirrih * V to. - -- ti 'r /'r I')t 1eyipslon Tonite --- Th lIi :1 NIGHTLY Hostettler 'pN TA3 , WT 11 i......-....................-...........--__. . h'i' ,mplv C'flfltlm91 time 'l,,It,'r her mind tith Pha ronirl he more f'r,IOv.,h191 or .ihnit the ininipor.mnt NIfirl !tvirlcellf flerk, %1,:irir, Rlr&tii.;~, 'k . Tie , oft,' r rb r cJt,' a 'in' - -- PRYWILLA'S POP A I i'fr ckTurner By -4 ' __ i nd R evL* ew Football) . - ____________ . -_ - Cahill Named Top Grid Coach - ,.. -"1\\ 5 WP(I , .1 -- we __ — ______________ ~ 1: ' .1 — — lørn fn wpiritø t1r. hr'r rr,,ritl fh,,t prr)fi?ahIv rnt astronaut, I d take idong plenty of tr)nkotq' i%iI:iiiuuuiuuiui,ii. . 1~ - -- . - ' 's,,. , who have been declared ineligi- - ;.,I.! I Maybe the nwon's not Inhribited, but If I were nn V - Orth , I I % ' teh' vhiePi ir' (Prt tO tint) (i!It if thc'r,' 'Pr (2, To ;çpIe thc' t',Ilr,,v I. -' varrif'd iliff, flip plot tor::ght. 4nd he% piiti ,-in i i-ono, man ,hrvilr fnMralk iowel, iind Mit I liffinkevq sire kidrialpppol Ily ff"VII'de'; i-; l-ifferinz, It'll k4l"If! 1 lakr fhr-ir inatriirnrInt; tri the ~ he wrofe Aninn,l h' It,,,? nut nil (,y , V Starta Itsiritba rart "ith their (in r ?f tP Ry (,irl ( hti lf-fellime Umilth nod her ,onc;l (in the Orin~v; anti their hr-;ir11-; 4 - I,I I Z I - Do) Warka Do, , F. n.Z, _____ \' \ iI finq lonif 1prr-ri felling hr,r;plf othoot r ( _~~___-ii ~ ,N___._ 1 er-makers without the services of nine junior college transfers ORANGE B0111, I'll By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jan. 2, '*[lam[, Fla. a veraging 21 rti&utivch small fl Mississippi State a top con- , Georgia Tech 35, Florida 22, UlmI'ROFESSIONALS k)nt--". The tallest man on tilt, tender for the Southeastern Con- ~ The Florida Gators' first trip to' LIKAGLE , I tam is rurith and be s just 'trence basketball title renews: the Orange Boss] promises to be w L its drive for the championsrip happ~ Brigham Youn g, on tiut oth er • P' 44) Sdturda after most league Ramblin Wreck from Georgia JUFLWCIK lmncl, astrage.s f35 •• and tit(, — teams have had a hectic boll- Tech to make a wreck of the HL5 28.11 2. Southern Boll Cougars biggest men — men. - 4)4 • day week. Florida forces led by Heisman 2 Stemper Ageri 4. Budencl. Furniture 83 27 The Maroons. unbeaten in r,ev- Trophy winner Steve Spurrierxrt'e B S1?C *,. en games arid riding a tso game hak 6 Sun Lt The Nes Y ork tournament Canada surge in conference play , travel continues Tuesday with a lusier's & Sanford to Georgia Saturday in their a J% a 'i". doubleheader. Wdndv with only test I the ek . ALL SOULS' BASKETBALL TEAM . . . Front (icft to rlipriji) Ylead C",ait-1 .-~_ Iit,3- Serrae!. Joe Metile Hernifinals and Friday with 7. Wall Plumbing & row (left to rigbi) Mike Gulletltu. Ciise% O'Guru. Govern. Randy Brister, Stevc, 16'.11in, Svotl Pio, Put Heuting 80 30 he final. Gene :bama, Tennessee and Louisiama Mike McGovern. Bob LeFils, Gury Michuebi, Ed Kileline, Charley Choyce, Assistant Coueb Tile Rainbow Classic comStBte all ic15 in tournaments Holton, Liirj, Crimmins and Don LeFi1' Back 10w Crimmin' (Herald Photo) pletts its f irst round Tut'ithx WEST PONT N.Y. (AP) — 9. Fla. Public with Notre Dame playing cali Pr ~ll Ara Parseghian' s Notrr Dome Utilities ,.. Kentucks and Vanderbilt skipfornia and two service teams . Pinecrest Liggett ping tournament play. meeting. 't1r Alabama club was the nation's 11 U "r Arnong thu tournaments, that i ~ unbeaten- untied: and Duffy 31. 37-92 Auto Sules 24 :If) , NHL o"y start Tutsdu art tiit Quat cr-I 12 Gr'c mliii) s UtIc.trb 18 44 Bs THE ASSOCIATE S Da ug he rt y ran Michigan State CO- lit Philadelphia, tile Lus i HIGH GAMES - SERIES W L T ~ right through the Big Ten. Angdts Classic the AU Cohhtgr But colle ge footballs Coach of 20hi6511-.-Dtiug Owtni 'ses Yorl 8 6 i al 01:11ifinmLi City. tile Hurrj-! 1 207553-Bill Meek Chicago I the Year is Army's Tom Cahill. cane Classic at Miami Bellc!h Toronto 13 9 7 who didn't even know he'd be in ts and the Far West Classic at 2(fl4/L4g—,3ac Pieper 13 12 2 the running until spring prac. Montreal Portland. Ore. '&4.—Ray Robinson Boston 7 17 5 tice. B DICK COUCH 1118542--T om Best Steve thi me h pr se x ing tht ta, an Spurrier. Fiu'-udue George Patton of eGurgia "It sure is a nice Christmas Detroit 8 18 2 6. --Phil Mitchell Saturday's Results Buylor ended Arkurihaz' regpresent,” said Cahill after the 1ANts(wilitted PrmF. Sports; Writer utibeuttizi revord und, ab it turn-, ~ uch at New York 4. Montreal ( -d out, tht, 3 nuticitiul title . .. . Football I ulur bt --iii,on --vitiniii, v streak Writers of America ~ Tile irresistuble force und guiried the Heisinun Trophy, 4 Toronto 3 Boston 0 384 1507—orm Lovl.her 1i gUtiict , 7-ti and 1ichmund but at the saixit tune kaing named him 1966s top coach wt niet bead ., I Sundo'b Results 174507-Bill Brown tit(- Irish opeti to it predicuLble ' und Kunisuti Statte isnapped 17on at Lai.t Lansing, Mich, on iine of critiusni t"er thur A confident and deadit putiser, a Dcfensive end Clark Miller b€ss York 1 Chlcdgo o lutung StiL Nov. 19 and tile entire 1966 Montreal 4. Detroit 0 captains the San Francisco 49i fuilure to go for brol.e' . Ile tiet u flue" of offe' ll"ve ~ Couch Puul Dietzel, wh1D de. : Z*ecurdb in directing the Guturb ; 1college football seustin uppeur. No games today ers. herted Army in the F,prirlg, hud The Irilih to an b ed to be s'IrLtj)ped up in 60 Sou th crn Caltforziia Il-() marl H.. uutpolled hab truuhlet. at South Cieroluta n Brief nimutemi of grim warfare. Cahill, his West I t he ir season finale. The Spurt- quarterback Bob Griese of U-) But tile Purdue. Eddy witt; third und I Point suueebbor, t-uided the ! - arit; were irielig-ible for a" eturo Gury Bebun, UCLA quiti-tvir. I gun Stute buttle, billed us & . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS , , Cudets to their fitiest year ~ , BOU-1, giving I 0 CINCINNATI (AP) - Homer nutiunul churnpionship, fuiled trip to tile ROM Boom. tind suddenly there's Big Ten ruxnitxui Purdue itt. Brighteni aung a V ii- g I] Rice assistant coach at OLlaho to produce a champion, ending dailght at the top or t 1ff The bui. n.€m among the pros t ut tile 1, Curter rewrot& tbe NCAA rer.ma, was numed Saturday head insteud in &A 10-10 sLunduff thut tional Buckey League. wab tile plutuied merger of the Surpriiiinrly, Southern Cub. 01. futball coach of Cincinnati, re- disuppoinwd un overflow crowd ord boul; by pubiiing for L13 Bernie (Brium Boom) Gt Nutionul and Americun Foot. 1 ~6 furniu wus cholien as tilt- host I urds a&,ainst. Texas of 80,011 as well ti-ion making a comeback at 35 placing Ckr1cs Stut ball Lehguea Best in the 15ttani despite a 347 loss Other star quarterbucks were muted 88 million television after t%%,o years of minDr league ~ teutu NFL were the Green Buy Olive-bouten UCLA. Other M&Lviewers-Illie lurgest aliudience puiringis were Alu- were ori Britterium of Arkuticoachinigo. has hellmid blitut tile Q jor bowl Swm -we mbws i. bUb, IJ('M'VY WRITell 01 J UXIIJUbI amazing " New York Rangers WICHITA. Kati. (AP)-Boyd rver to twe a reirulur beason jJ,,1IIu und Nebrut&u in tile bit UrId Bob Churchich cu into a four-point NML lead. Converse of Kiigure. Tex., JC College game. team AFL the strong clubs Surar Bowl Florida and Geor- brutiku. Michigan SLute, led by hulf. The Hoomer fired a pair of moved up to head footbull cuitch Iriu Toeb in ilie Orunge Bowl. ere the Kunisus City Chiefs, Atnurig uther in d i i d III a I I goals and touk over fourth place at Wiclxita University Stiturday. buck Clititun Jolleb, quurter13uffulu Bilhi and Bust,un Pa. S.yruruise und Texinestiee in the spurkleris were huffbacks 'I" Floyd buck Jimmy Raye and defen in the NHL's all-time searing sucem-ding George Karras. triuts. 'Gutor Bowl und Soutlierin aire terrurs George Webster litt.le of Syrucuse Mel Furr of derby Saiturdny night in a 4.3 Exputision ttarnis were the Methudist, - which ended Ar. !UCLA und Len' and Bubba Smith, bud ralled to ny snow 01 Mory over his former Atluijw Faleuni, in the NFL Liamulil Suutbwest Colifel-t-nee Tech, fullbuckt; Ray Montreal teammates. Then lie LAUREL, Md. (AP)-Racing nine straight victories and its Milm-und Georriii in t.fie Cut- lGeargia I Mt. ona d of idaho, Larr und the Miumi Dolphins in the '°' suu.eune Big Ten title tutu Bose!. scored the onI goal of the game at Laurel race course was post AlL . acm jCsunka of Siracuse and Pete Sunday as New York blanked poru-'d Saturday because of Notre Dame, sparked by the SUNDAY Pifer of Oregon Stut&, receivbensationul oulibumure puHising Chicago 1-0. MIGHTY THROW snow. ___ __ . IV. . , \ c'. " ' V1,011 fin '' Their farila,;y livpq are net ally 41) art, anxi(iii,; tio gerf their ~ k -_ '4. I is - — Miss. State I I ?" p -" - hrt,t,v , r , r, 1 I 't. r rftpJiyj , ;', :;' ", 9f 9nir 7, Ili 9 To ill. ,4 I Ili *. 'fil e 0 • ,w - — . . #~,t! : il ,,, -- I 11-Il', Tit0C'At'J t, ri iri'Jr r r" In r.rn 91 r UPIt,n ,,1tP1,1r '.c'Ivpq and r,iir wr',Il lik 'o d I 1— ' ;:: :::; rl,' f(. If ' AW*]dA 0400 -1 -1 - &N ~ ~` kj ' -.. 1 1 ii I ' 1 . i \ 0 ,iiicm-nwrvwrn-.J I. "Pr wciuit'n I' "s ~ il, .., "~~ I J tAIGW Lir r06Z f;.ANIA CI_ALI!444FT) Nr.vt!sr_ Wi.-- r icr pc'ripla r'riv tlrric' (I P I( Ittt, 1 _'!-11- ., ri - :,[__ . i ; I ) - --ttIttIIIIIIIII - - ,i-r •fl-IATt I\ , .'M X)S! __ S Z= X __ C_ r% mii .j' '•' ' , . I - 1, lt~k,I '. i .; ~.-f-Ik-~ . ) t,— l'q,p I,k f('i ' fit imike flitilY livirit! irifirp ro than qnfIchi0tory fnmllv raint iron ft) take aelvantaire 41f WhAtt"I"Pr i 1 91d'lemt,onaI 's,rrlIppi! qhip Wit by 9 rVPnC' tO and -t,1ti,r it oor ~: It 1, . 0-......6-tt ~- \ ld s We 11,9,5? By Ruth Millett , I : t hi, . , ;:n7t innigh: with InsligmSt7pvriff, whri .-..at nut thr rim" I "Ttir ntPfltZli. l start at 6:30 P.M. at the ScmWassail Bowl M ixer rai handirx v:mnnr l.t.'s Arc's hnlr. came of the bench nnd Dcc. 31. Jacksonvifle, 11*. Jan. 2, New Orleans, La. thr-rc. All wit, iDo)e Mgb School gym. l'gad, friends. I Syrarme we have srx,11 Vninp- m thu suo-tim- flax 31F thr 1111-t -1 1, Tennessee . 11. "; in Nebraska I7, Alabama 16. The int! th n TIgIT1 eomhtnitttnt aTit fzi"rlti it flit iNltllrec) h1 Toflights c'nl tnsi tidbit' trim you thi' The 22nd renew al of the Gator b; 10 .t 1hc 'inn1 qilarIt r wiping NE YORK 'i AP — Tht C; l g game of the da1 The big Sanford Atlautac 'vs. Strick. at~ n7: 1 r."ll'"inr ,_"t' Cltbfvr~- it' Ill(- fivid inel"dr I, C-ray Ivild. I Joseph's RawLs hLive a bir, wt' ti~sct of the day! Yas, friends, &c usual the Bowl Commit upsetting the dope land Morrison. 631) Pm ' problem etLflucuc, '-° bu c ket 'io; Tank .) Llc".d F.ittm coach cm' V.'o flints the It's going to be f-4ininrii - V'niahitm George's vs. Sanford Electric, I P* t.alk-rd hii team oil-, of ters hiii-c i-irranged some ex- they double the score on Ten- , 7:30 p.m.. First Federal VS .'_'t tunip (' Ofnrc cc heat attrar ns featuring no neccee s Vols. Watch for Floyd i't 'inc "th' 'ed1 v ha h hi lit 'en v. ;' i d ch ides unbeaten and thrid rat. & Basketball Tournament lv,, r -,ix of the natinn's top 1 Little and Larry Csonka to lead t% . si nt,.IIIdIi,-( I %rj .,j um p a*, I hillf"irric d Alabama hy one point. To ye and Night Grill night. thrty'vu Inst Just nnt, Rexall vs. Day of little faith, remember it was game in eight But the, . 11LIVE. -.. at 9 30 p in -4-f l4Uif' Mfl"ktt ( thr k ad it irhili 'irtn"ie' h:1ma \ehrndkzr G e or g x a , rac'kc up its eighth straight ic wh i n, n -,d,, Suiu he 0Ctpe System 111C gave the smallest team in e tnumna.. th league stanungs swrcflt Ii flnflinpcwo'rft .ma torv—nzlK KflU c'r'h southern Wolff1 cighi' \r mnnit tht Lov lanc rn hr ii'rnir of thC u't .euras• ciu ,-Okl a h1.oma ,o t meat and the warn they play — I ka from the undefeated ranks thu I A RexaD . - - - I 6 Stiminnh I-Wr;ru - TWIT i~-$- Ahvmattn will; six. Roulldin, Per. 21, Dallas. ,- nlfyvr&. will) t,railt-d I- ,, n*, Ilillf h:justjvc. stud~ of thr strengths . 4 2 '4: Buiriwm 44.-it: Crinnermr nu: til t t op ten were Clager and mc Wc' hri'c bc' good a tram and weaknesses of the campet Georgia 21. S.M.U. 14. Man. WTRR ROSE BOWL That clash is one of tv.a in the ç,f8 Grnvc"- .--" 1rig'tr'.4 2 Sanfrn'd Electric Dc Strcit this column ' 3.ii 'i-tin I vt nu Bnnxu 11; t to it' i tek' isiar 4nnw"I s'nrt in ele ens The Hooplc' 5' stem nm Jan. ' Pasadena, Calif. * ft; Tillcni:iry .-F.-G-3r.. C"om It, is rundy to give you the author- - Dallas correspondent, dolefully ,m I. - Mer, Drown. fivu: 1-lomer Bern- w, " I i Purdue 32, Southern CallIfor. First F ederal .. - - - - - - - 2 3 fending cluimpinn Providenct. 1 -L. I fit-alf -'14._`I be prepar- 1 repnrts the hometnum Mustangs _ :71 dni;t. fnl]7-. Ted 71,ippnId, friur. , .1I rr, Kfirl. leci Wyoming. rush ftativr forprasi-and nia 14'. The talented right arm 2 4 mtettng DUqUecnt in ttit oflut' Szinfo'i' George's ff (,fl.chifl.c fau'- ed for set-a] surpricec._han iwill fall a little short in th eir 2i-4T i)-.4dti fl-nthe'- lou'- aim lime xn fir- ii an d f lying feet f Purdue's Bob Day amdNight __ -, I b An afW-rnonn doubleheader had I ,~gei,r 11 .14 , riese will prose too much iOT 0 6 St. John's going against North Sanford Atlantic Bank Look for Coach Vince Doo]ey's rn Catifor. :, I11r,-.-;,tbj western and Rhode Island I hays 10 score early and then nia. They made the season two paired with St. Brmnventure. .. fight off the spirited Mustang C? i i games too long for the Trojans, . charge. t -0* . 1 . 1~1., ., -, I I~ who suffered a humiliating 51-0 ous holiday tournaments gev / •. thrashing at the hands of Notre . Ilt , , , ~ Dame in their last outing and I .'', I lin Honolulu where Harvard 1 I 1_1 I I I I . ,i ar,ml lf'r 4(Wr a — Yc'i,r V 111111 figillp fillf IVIIAI * . __ 4 ' p I" Irv,ir,i , ,nq II' p'. \ .. : S-..._\ 'I I ! , I I ; I k ._"'ski , I ( I, , ... r .1 I...!..,. .I , "A Major Sees Nebraska Ousfing Tama From Ranks Of Unbeaten f .L' I •1 I I ,'4 -S. 4 . . .., fuv 2( , VZ 3AP t0vmm : h,cI fI,,,t fiitt fs4 I .. I - Bowl Gazing ,.biitmit this Nt5.M %111 sven facto-' inc')udrng hr zid in tIc' Blue C;r,'t game gets B"thn' 1sn) Ing fir- fli'w ti' thi dft'rw &' hu"dlc "n'c's z 1fh - , \ ~ L , I 1 If ( j, - . . 'V - 1 . L [ \). the RIu(,X`orny gnmr tit Mont ' " i!RT11t ] r ) _____ )IIL__ Y_j_•• . -%, . I taie ani ut'fi'rh hrr:tIh tOR I ...Il .........11"Itt'. '''" I1br :"; #• " iethodist will tangle at crown a The hnl game grind spiced aai Iable by championship games in both Dallas in the Cotton Bowl. CRS thn: S~')KC' wmile, top the S`;.~ . r.nmr from behind tine] whipped million mark fo, thr first time. ; vxrm r ' Finricla StAlor 28-21) in thr Sun ~'hai-mnr n' tht, hwird, . 7urr% ' 1 didn't "r ic' 1k nfloy' it ('ohIind also fn'rnc1 a rc'en'ci Bowl tit El Paso, Tt-%. Sunda,y ' , r " z-f""t' nT thm, ' guin=` 6 " breaking Atewtnt, indirating Tht 'SeminnIet. hnvr, lit ft,'~ thr, jor- , r prnl)fibl~. js due to ;~ Thit, South. surprised by Indianti qijnrtr-hn,rk F%rank Stavrorf t-INAN I (zilhrnitli fly I i L( fl%i%P4 i) (21 (1'J rir. . i crr'p' ' MI l ( , f4 A 't Three : only ci;rht points 05:fn'r1i Rne 11il' W'hent-riti, vit, /. ' 1 • behind MA t 4NM V* N$!O 4fc. bout swings hack to the winter grid the American And National I The lonal rit.ce unit was e49*.vialLy ttlhuritsthlu durinp I year rin an Preravyr of A The East-West Shine GAme presents its howl tripleheader, jt h Forithn'll Leagues. will keep the I diet today with the North-.Sni (WV per performance n innovation it began last veal' the f1rt half of the game hrni cameras working overtime at San Francisco com pletes Sat .It game at Miami Thr pm FST it \%-ill be Buddy Stumpf connected wi th at It nng rn OI schedule. urda c start liflt'.1I siTW a c onl an lippetl7c'r for darling Snturda Rut d ' i And AMbania in the Svraru-4, rind Tennessee elfish CIO p.m.. F~ST, and will be cAr- I Bowl at Nvw Orleans. at .5 .-A lin the Gatnr Row] a r quartm, the only field $!nu`l thir, criminr I'ndR%- when wr t at Jacksonried by \ ,RC'. ,slarting times. offer the 'nrmOn Sunday. the professionals P.m.. F-ST. 1111rdue And . ~,v nsl \ ' if)('- FIA., opening the heavy higers c'nsrni In 11zmc'k h,'tnrs s at em California in the Rose flrnl ac't.itt Thai one static at take mer. Kansas ('i( pl ay half. mnTm-iz. . : n. E~ST, and will he televised Buffalo for AFT. title at I p.m.. ~at Pasadena, Calif., And 9 li.m., However, they were Mort- ' . t-6 11151 linarr 14 , millinn dnlln. , , for I F-ST, %ith X13C presenting the ~ F-ST, Georgia Tech and Florida deadly from the foul line dunk-- ' tor and sufferot: vvit.t, the loqF * tirriny, thr North rallied for A I hy ABC. I rowl"t MNAINI, -4%FI.%.ACK4 I t!4\ 1 411 em 0 CII404111 11A 1 'ROCIATED PRF-4v..q I two tourbdowns,. lie was named Jlist About the lime the Gator By TITE AS! After the first wrork's Prt,',n end-,, a The f:imiZ u.atehing mac' mc' i thr ame's most I iflivy ' . Today - GAC SOKC At Game - S (il4ANC1'S SI1)E 1 4'"'t F;L%"IirI%! 1'0 %_1+4I'4*A 11 IP North —South ACAP1 Kill BOARDING I J t"IkL FA lit.i; APE &N W-Y ,r&rt4Nir.ot nuit, % _____________________________________________________ I " — ~ - - L - - ; i - ' -. . I .. - . . ~I I . 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Supplies whether to lead a spade or a legithn.&te complaint about bad depend on influential person 11 ; 17 " " tiI-1$iil from dumm'c- at triU two and his ace of trumpS to ass -If be side of the ledger 1.00king into new outlets and. tar _ e itmi tul-ing down the out and only the k*re trunk is r zn, it through t1, house DEA.B RE POLL'S 'S PROBLEM " Li EJ • thazi You think coUlit louis like a nit'tseilu stain, Psumnabi) from the razor 1 have your blt5ssings and be hap; _______ . _Aa.# ytk .4; I I Ofl *1) a. ' .' the UlS ii JUl and sleep with them on Try Girls-Tb PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 2(1) tiny, bud you luuk, so accept the Tbe oil Tnlasaage will be Vt?i7 blade that uu&kus scraping easy litet that you can reduce; you'll helpful. Every now and t.I*ii aifte •• te started you unge your • uunger Jillu )U buck of the paper. Do nut leave one #i all i oh so mnut..ti better 11 you think into a lout tub of warm rich +i.iese itrapers W,JW5 wi. 141L plain. I'll also send you another warmed bath towel. . vicz. To obtain wig. utauiptd. tan I Feet DEAR POLLY-'e had a buIlt, send me a $et. addressed a I'm GO and I ae l''1IW*IWSr And if in your mniror. i UT $Uu hut it. ting the smaller birds . do? &i ' oUT 'UU you in to get ler birds but the pigeons en4 (OMPTO T. \. hospital ftiing your entire figure looks? Think you finally get rid of tI* weeds it .ias two-thirds of I tjjp ULP i..uUD&,iUL 4 __._ /.j - F) • -- , / (// ' k I ________ • :. I I I Z •.", after t. rn ', • . (0tH. - LOIS• -• --- • -; -- . .. ______________________________________ 5j•i7i "The Stars impel, the) do nut read). For your . - I Yurvi itat $ThVI1•L . L - . .- I -_ / ' ....t. 3UT b'*d bI Q1wand tarwai4. bank a. CW. J 1ilt - . 'r'.,.-'1,.-, I I i.t.t '. lit ItJWrOM 11% V JIAI1ING vs liii (Iii' f.,I1'wliag iVEIIV'IfliNO 'g ('ItICb 9' ISA IIY ('1(1 U, walket, jih,ni)I,a, I., Its iitI.itvutta,ta t)u- .aiisvv ti yI.sI suit uttul YOU arc said i.cstrrIy tight .'I ,-t.julr.4 to servc c •:•tpy of Your . . 9 a I.' .t 5 '.e Is 9. II. i7 11tt,'I( _______ - Ill ii> - jiaa,iva St liii Is.,t' I '' ______ -- J, rk (a - Ilouat'i For Sale - IS N ri A Pie.' i ii I •i •' I'*rk ii - ' t' A Jo , f'tjiiIti ii ?, 9. - ri. • i'i t' I'j61 SflH-t7 4 'v I r lr r sal ON 1.4 & 46 - .& ' 'toed, Praiialsat ?Tsafc I t)1t6 £ ian " & tIc 1111111' . - $l1-l1$ -, ----------- be lariue. 31 omIt ,I %.)fl-i' It. \ PL L? L 13. OrÜI$tdS i Ba'. a vi 11 J' I' it OCt. )r.aw,rt{ - irtla Tamp - C I U ends - an-I r-TRL. I 4 us it: tiiisit't'l (Oil's'.'. fui * rc'tIv,l In Pi.t (I 511111 41111 • 1011' , I Lisoyl, di'iailt''tl pu 'ps'rtY lass U III >011 t'veut tllt'-ii *I4hlhi'I IItIYt. ittILtLltt.tIiN t'EtIil.Li,. A.II IliIA&'S'. '.5 t$I -.tl I,et4hI*,ishlh5 23n I : ' Iii IIl 111>1 IlIsulir. i. I 1111.1 IU $ as i s i 90,000 reader daily whes you piae.• s low.cosl (f.AabI V1D LI) Is 15 Usia14. - -t I t - "cc". ry 4j'i s 4.%ss, a'. '- S• .' 't t.1%j4I,'.h$ -. - - I '' ,. ' p .*ltItvss I. - - S • lillill lJ)', W•ia or $4tjliIti. Ave. --- lIOfl d.iqs -f . - rh..I I,vrnr i 'orttsi'-t Vi 1511 '.JJ £-J IJI. autti 111* tiat s.ittII4t In ottri tie o?tke of this clerk s.r the CJOVEKNMICNI' OWN1CD III tuit i.s,tt iso II t'isfhsre .1411 II ftA'l'lIH 3-1-4 I4HS 3uii t. Lies i • w i.e ' I tam. iliate sit up Iuun. I I'" .!'. 70 A t a. ss os stir s i a.i i usI IItlI)S$ room th:IinlaKehoIt Ito. sIai a llMItIY Nuw Year. ;IuIIiit Is siaf ciii •,tft I ')II 41 as . itit i.sr r inrit h on it .'i i" You ttd •tt ii III 5,0. fliawatho at 1-91 . -;------..-7 --- 11). 901 3040 I. II :I----IANI). . .1t -hi ----- itsitifliti that 4 SLIt Ii (t'Il-tI'b4 launu .t3•u.i.u. tiiiIifatiiti•ii by $s,ikar$k I iltiap & i'si,it ( onipa,a, I- (iii I.AHY, ujuitik act put ' . g,iii )p,14 e -nir .)C S. i.', t. n ha V.-t of .4lura' A',an, an'! rrn'Iornur. en er- By \I*rt h T \ I ie i iII II, 1 ,istuu,itt.. hsv• anv l a.i I It lit r '1 ' at Iii thu.. 1079 5 Iir.nth Iitnsit.a tIILII i.f Luke K*thrytt U1IIIC t1 dtli,,.otad on t'.tl I pUtt of . I &.inee. lien ratito. ti' 'U t1 ut alt', e t liii PUb UI "lu I I vs. I, Ic 'st tat aa gv r 1r l7-.Ill1slner.4 iteti (814 I hi itt itt "u' '.'. , iii b le It(J( hi :': i::'.' ': '" 1 10 _ Iii\% . I tPa% N hroutIIl floor off is. IttlIslu,. I It. .7.... 4.. t,veIlliItgb. " isdirta (lii PI/l - iiiOl 1 ei .i *31-4991 dare. of liii I P1 Is v. I ft II it known a foflhl)P! A tZ eflC\ A Multiple I tiling It.altor H F ztin.tt' I \t Ft Pa IIITP in,1 I t (!.,n I'. KO5 Il, ! 1) fl I iC - h',fi;aiji.t I'nip tin model or --s-t.,i ,atiaI,i iii:'I -- _________________ I_tdø' lillY AUVX/il/#tt ______________________ I I 1 - ' mm* U II) \ 1 4 t -'a Lnt I. i 1 Plaintiff (',I. L'I Atlantic is ink Bldg '.tt.o Ill 6b11 -M .h lttiitItsiii,t I Ii Itili Iii iii sit UJIIII 'lIt S RT A W lIlt A MS it-Still 5Ortiataetbily along plultil tin I'lst,ilitt. ettol..ey, thFfl't I101'I'AI. SICI)5 tllat )t WItY .in,ei,is M lusiaI-o, I'. 0 Boa t.td Viaalttl f lii iltu . I,:,, t.ai I- I"iorids, cud flit Wheel tiialni. sick ruuga supplies Itiit (H hut 7I,ISII • • _________________- mj I owl iii If \\ .flI\1M 7s ILI a 'C It '.'..a liii.: ,f t.inru $Ireet I, theits ini.:sscii'.ia with with Cs .72 1 067IS wcsttriy _______ ______ - ,7i 'ii'. '.IIlIIliI;Ill I I UP'. Ii , i I •H I ..ikø t• tutu. ie FlorIda t'".hrn wit?, ill a?ru't,jr.,. !rn- . .i.0 FiRM THI TIMIC puralloni U4) I..t k I,LItit1Ih rIWIut (,f WNY IIIW-TIfi (III ,s.gi'j huh : III' I / a' fIlth Ii '. for 'ilIti lioi nx vIit 4• utnolrn 4,,tnt qlOfl lStrn*fosr hI!'l.r for i:sh thø fo11-vti aC(Or1Ifl n tha pI*t tharei,'- - . 'I \P1fl1 '" I ii It. It ii I pW ii '. flu 1 77 'Ilila aIi' Ip Ii, for, iI.,ai i lIlii _' ii I • '.tatITI I \ '.• 'III I t. Ill ' I,,i it, antI ;i lii ttIII<I' I J .. .' %. ,. \ \ IIiJ\ I I ' Ui 'It U In .. - fli" '\V 1 -c nimattI I anitir, 4r rn øtilIfl Iø onirn .slrinari of iaminnia P!sInitIf t, 'I or 77 Situation Wanted I'IA NO Tit N INU & 1 EPA Lit "6 , •,i I I iii I '.7 I II I hi I I'll SI I It I''r I S _______ . 'tIll I . I '\ - of others and III Wail Until there is enough education to niakt the itepub- $1 to Carroll Righter ' _______ ___________ 15 . now _____________________________________________ NS THAT W5JE. H MIGi-fl cpirT ....., I / -" H i. - ______ 1 ______ around. lar1y teach re- is jV L I II"! ii '\' ' I / ' -- I - w i j '.rst I' os i - ii I H I ,i,eit - r - liii is b1.)EYe I ..wb. j 4J9d that 1 - _______ - . t\ ' want avs is one of the worlds uar a :-' L... CP ThA7p.M.'%. OYIJ "' , ' outlet that could be CVUU more ,, , natural tendtmcy, gripe. it's wide and bass a handle. Bladets - You sas' you'll try-but you children a great dul." Age * 'T - cold way to reduce? Are there good I do? I have to walk quite a ,S -' ' liii I I" if I once L . P I " o r r 'I 5anfnrd --- *aIArI;N r:qturerneflts SSFItI LAR(,I. urn flelroom rHip th-it 11. 11111 'jay o f:n',ar ' it '°_'t ,i tI.trnrmlla II tnt. from Nay Baa.. il... r fl:11 •1 \7. a rha mali i vhrnrIir i irn *t nny vtil 'jress I Inroin i..rvke ,UOZ t.o,Ilg\%I,),I $ Ir • ?'i (' • - :, OlI(I II - - weather and the sweaters utei' clean ahead uf you since the) need much uvt.rc t'tght I am I have ithmn easy reut.h -PAT to be dune, and you kiiuc "IiU r" ________ never bum able to keep to a c..on*es, i'ieet az ai*ie areas amid _____________ _______ I.)EA1t J-'OLL-1 want to see a doctor I behese he'll su tiI' )ii ---- , , . - - - - - ______ __________________ -_____ 'titi, . F -• 20) Over]) c_ritiiizing aissoU ______________________ -' - . '"ve I dune I _______________ C.'AIt what you expected would unl :_ •rte. "When _______ - ' " uuhUuth he ust,s afterurds others around you but 11 ii. erc first use the prumiti, shears, to tree before the cutting is start- r NICK .LtY i!I JOC.EYAW' ALL. wicj DEAR I OLL-M husband Dcc 21) You ma think yOU E-I1' jipera _______________________________________________________________ 'NErHEW get all WroUght tc,w... 1 ,.4E MUGC ;I I It tt,i:k slut tug I'-s- rite - 5Qj5 , I or stvcrad to the tree trunk These are put uxi it and nut the floor or rug listen to what a nesc z*cquam I)LAL 1'C)LL / 5. -- - - ifl1t1'tO'. ______________ I egai _____________ ant *PPtIrten.4i"I Ofl 4.114 lint -- bus) right DOlA I '1' \ lItflS For 'IIC -fl i-I ' I" t ..II, rh I $011 ''i _____________________________ it oii II v ,rrn,,t:n, 4flr tit c. r.PtIIM --------------- -5----- 'tu I (JI-t.. l %t '' i., (.'j J I n ri. 'rn . iLr.z s.,lnr?1rivi ' :3i) D. m. re0'Iire(l rhousand. of jobs ___________________________ I..KE M.!tY :j Il'tjoIiit. fli .%, /.etiftii, Mytag. - -------._.. Pi. kmiIdrnnt Wir. Advancement hours Short Pr t'- vt.I 'In iota, i$ze •I-k trrnss, ii atm in r' 51* I. T U - nviII* 132 'V''1 a1I 32-127t attrnr " AT Rh lOS Roimi Fnr R.nt t ' I P' 1 1 1 a. . ti'is - - ti!'t 1l' j iI-v.t - I P '4Nf-''. r .s ri h4*'Iri II) jtfli,høI f \ IJ)I'.N I It ,I,H, MI- N V. O!E\ i * and over 8 .*r It.idIi a pncItoIt. - e('O(t'Ii 1LIIO". I'tirrn Oil Co., '.01 ".% 6th bI STI"l$C •clv.rtiiemsn$s. _,__.-..- . (J 5 SOUThERN TV - .'- .. •- r r '- - API I' 1V1,. RoOM !IOLIE fOr tfl? in I ik. 'st' nr v Finn Is -• ______________________________ All TYP.. and I*SP . tt.d. bsyond fh. f,rsf Inlirtlon. to laud clubs again, 522.IS$ IS ICI4LS U ftiLLIO MONDAY through FRIDAY-8:30 A.M. to S P.M. ) III Iti I )Irnd1in k I ornitijra ii.etIt3 --- - ------ _-- 1 r . appltanr.a I t' I' Ill I'f Ii' ''.1 7 nfirn kit USICII I' u r n it ii .hrn,I "IIPIH'4 I'n' (h"ip N-old [r tooli •Io fought 't F'TS4"It I '&-.A pa rtmente For Rot I & 3 HL)RM [ LYL()fl 222.O9Z ni i it Ifl'I $1 l' IlrIng hnNk't .' .... j .it.'h.'fl ari •nri u St Ir I .' ' A IC * a.' a. R %l rsstm vYIC. a.PTS. irliltis ?'irn ,Døel. i -- - _________________________ -'--- t II I) I' .t ' y - - - - , ipl* 1$ Trs43 &2t • . 6T'Y. II , A. J. Adcock so V ________________ - 'You ore a- - I NSTA LL ED 11 - - - - - IL' ', vi - r. tvIkt,lø uuh Ii;I1 IItAIlI4lJ PORT - ;-noup. S'or nnt Il-ItisI Lst*te I x.hings -Bustn'ss Eutprn.nt /1 .-.-.- NKW & tIPØtI Oil Ijvat'r, sold & f O IliiIne'tq OnporIunhlic ' cicatiod nil t) n°'" 12 q594 _____________________________ _____ '-.. - $4-HI Eitntrn in1 57-Itu,Inoes Itcnt*i. O-i.ots }'or SRI. 27-'%iti In & StCTag - tI - I ----- - 20-Hardware u-Home impros m.nta i I -- oil. Iii '.1 I it'. A I I Ii'.Ai I ' Ci'an.d & RiaIrd -RadIo----Te1ev,Ion -PhOO & Fqupmefll J iI. A[flr..# r vJ - I .AAJ 1 9 --____________________________ 77-IIIII4tI,n '. unt1 ??Ah11,I*tl0h1 '% ftI$t(Il '-.tuu1nti )! .g&) F' r , .__- 14-flc'cle hep&tra is-s. IzI 'trvlc-*w i$-lnt,rinr iI)teoratorl --- J _..( I _______ '' VIRGO (Aug 22 to Sept 22) I _._, ---- WLT FTP1LT C'iDTiO ( - r ,_ "- - I '-.t i l - _____________ West ctnnphed and East giousI) that apply to you will ed to lead his shortest suit any- -,_- - - -_______ -- fl(I ' •'" 1O......Pniiitr-i ttock -- r('t - __________________________-18 Calering - Food U-,5*Thonl A 1n(T(IOfl 5-C*rl .- f Th*nk. 1L1 I 'iri \L.:::fi::::---' . ()I I H 77 N % I 14( if I ICT *ut"1 1-\ion) i-L4($t A Ft)tiflil - . -/ 'i" °'V rnt hi1'In lee Per LJne mi - cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at earned rate. ,:;- '. I -c h-I " ' A'T / jii i:I.t'i;n sPIIt,;N m'i'i" ic'. order your ad on the economkal weicly or ._------------'a" _ EEK & MEk4K ________________ _______________ _____________ ( ONtI'fl 4'all 'ui,.. 'I ".5.- - ' had said, "Don't lead a club." you are not getting bead. 4 jack Irma his own hand but Pus $1' hlf •d4&•• _____ ---- - I G1.I5\ . . TEN DAYS ,,, - Cash With a WantAd! 101' - ' ('fl 'nrc The Less It Cost Per Line Per Day _______ ___ S CALL UNTIL S P M TO START YOUR ' ___ Sell it - --- _________ ____________ ------ - - AD NEXT DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY - I ..-.-- - - .' ,'.- discarded the deuce of dia- ago, but be patient Understand nionda tbat thej' hay been under cer• ad loud his shortest suit an'sac. "$1 I w a. !ieverthelesa he was ault tO i -•- -• --•-----, - happy if he could spare a high caught up now Be helpful H) f 1 1 -i ____ I nge 1.1 2. I etF4O18IM 1U SANFORD ______ .___c -' imposed upon, the fact acthall I- L_..i -- . trating on something that i. pleasant - some good jc)kt' 'flU I4 1' _____ , - It helps! nients could get a helpful discard LEO (3u13 22 to kug 21) opponents anything that ma j I ______________---•- -- --._.-_l '-i-... - is the linoleum in your kltLhen (.lUflt 2 MOOS ('1flLDRE East ar a C tO 1* ____ - - 1TI O*T Then make some neces - Oma advantage of simple bid- - L.5 GEMI'I (Ma 21 to moe 21) You would only get lnth more (W700, tOfift mature bab3 sbo lived only iii since others band finall3 asked me for a divorce because he was 9z* tr'ing to raise two children. -- •. lhs. rrNth ntitnr flir ______ / ii ARIES (March 2 to Ajwai ff) exorcised toda -- . - • Don I. Be a LiRci' SiRci' . -'--&- ____ th you much trouble. Be sore YOU Htr haa the 'orld been tin 2101 StOop to b8TCZiTh with 5 I - • I. 1r- - - S Marry YC)T3. And unless you can tomt up 1ith one that Lt_" - -- NI i1;crV . -- thCerf*thCT Thank of my faith (There may be --- -' Li E A It L P S E T Since 1fl3 problems, but I Would mise you have made to kin or to datt - see what is wrong In their ]h'ec ________________________________________ ________________________________________ Y° °Y ty bve cvervthing in common the saint name. Abb, wifl and would mulc' an ideal iocfrn1 / uptmwhomthc}canveflttlW1? d - -- , ho* much I suffered 'when GE.TAL TEWDF"ICEES tyweresns]lbecausenf hataday!-mnstet'erynne man for three3ears Beis1 My nrnther-tn4aw baa given andi sm27.iiyshe nwnopeacesInce.Fhstsh _________ AQ&E ' 1'°' -- ________________ ----:_- hr nnInr rrni , . isa '.1 1' III tilt It I ri 1 I "liii a III it IIi 111.1 'it' iui.%I, I I,.Iht Iii.. 5i.ii$s I It.. - .:i., I $all hat' 1$, is, t!ttst 5..ttii. \ii •s's.iaa jIS Ill Ass â.i 'sau4 i'I.tI 'a 2It an _______ .ut. _______ i.., -_ - -- -- -------- - - _J - - ' / I ' I I I I I �4 ----- --- '-. - —.- -- -. _______ - $ ,"'. ', ; - - - . . - . - - - - -- -'::; - Ii '(t4; .- I . SUIIIUII..j ________ f `- ! r - ~ 1 ,~ IF I ,V .T~ 14 Page rtiiTh rntfnrh Whr . . .. — &'. 0 2, 16 `-- 11p.rinnn R1,ic -tc Antimi)nvart I)rn rm 7 it HARD OF HEARING I 11 F. I '-I' . &TyTssw*ecIAt NOT $300 NOT $200 I " . ~.1, _" . I , 71-.. , ~ ls,~ ` . 0. " .. , ,.. .. I I I ~ ''. I., I . . I "II , 1_ , ' S •' ' _"%~L. :4 .A."'.4, I'll"II 129k .' . ONLY IL491 I q,f)~_.. , 10 POA . I %];; ,.+ CLO BEHI - ails *t LIMITED SUPPLY OF HIGH QUALiTY EYE GLASS AID AT 33% OFF ) C LARRY rERSREL ' k., % I - - it . , OPEN by HOUSE Rev, and Whipple, for Mrs acting s of Bear member J. Rohert hostess, Miller Mrs. (left) Grant Methodist who are Mueller Church shown and Mr. with and was Mrs. Mrs. (Herald Bowles. KADER JEWELERS BOXES of gifts and food donat.ed by Sanford Lodge 18l and Snnford Chapter 1404, Women of the Noose, were delivered th five needy families. Shown loading qtntion wagon are Mrs. Howard Price (left) and Mu. (Herald Photo) and Mrs. Jim McLaughlin. held Glenn Walter - - - - ( COOPER HEARING AID CENTER _______ St., P. fl O$.sde, P3.rWs 37 L. erch ______ -. - . ' S$e AM. TU!SDAY _______________________________________________________________________ Photo) P.* Ave. 112 $est$i ~ i Lake at - . The Seminole High hand pari'nt.s only collected $,q( to send the 3dds up to the inaug'ural parade next, week. Th ey needed about $500. f the band is to go, the money will have to come out. of band parent's pockets. Ta th is the we support the band? I -- - - --.. - - Move NAS Seminole County cc. - F C T 4 * '4 :fl 14ammomna TODAY STARTS out . at I furniture on our floor January 2 means we pay more fax. Hurry! Now is the time to cash in! We have reduced our entire inventory to move. Our loss is - I and of your for It I AP Leas W'iro— - —TUESDAV,DEC. 27, 1flfl gain. First come, first served. We will have extra sales people to help you. Don't wait, quantities are limited. Be one of the firsf to benefit from Cash Furniture Barn's giganfic in tory liquidation, I i 1: i ; - e - - . . ' - - ¶ nrowmg we aJnuiu i- uiurrt SOFAS Naughehyde prints in strongly 97C built sofas. Loose cushions. W11 $ the right size. Not too large and not 'too small...................up under heavy wear. Golds, blues or tangerine.................. - -4 opeii hie decision vas 4..,s. - MATTRESS -- - -. - - - - . - / .-.. tI _,_; - -- MATTRESS Hea lth-O-Podic. Our extra firm innorspring covered with pure Fire. stone 'foam. Treated -for Florida climate. Rag. $129.95. This sale .\ . - - - 15995 - V The Southern Alto. Climatically crafted. Quilted foam over innerspring. Treated for prevention of mold or mildew....... SAVE $40 - $5995 - - - * - -------------------------Homemakers Have Pay In -i 16985 MATI'RESSES Lake Mary - The Luke Mary Homemakers to Improve the displays next played her hand made Christmas table cloth and tree. Club celebrated Ita annual year. , - -.' - dish luncheon at the December by Mrs. Kay Suasman. Labels, Vera Cook, Sara Cross, The)- - - Medium I meeting at the Fire Rull with Your Guide To Buying, and mu Sikes, Jean Tyner, 31argar- i flee], Hazel Moss, ..4h...... 'M(I.lt.n,i Cart' of Clothing was the sub- ci Tilmer, Ohs UIMUULe "'' ject. Helpful information on and two guests, Mary •lo Floyd Sandusky, hostesses. how to buy and how to curb and Auguath Ruth. from Co. I The meeting was opened by irnpuj buying was given to lumhus, Ohio, utking a total piecige tue iawea. nil members giving Gifts were exchanged after of allegiance to the flag. Th e i Creed was read by Gladys Char- the meeting. The decorations Zant- Grey wrot 50 novels ~ wart, traditional poinsettias which at towich. Ow tinic of his e displayed in it lovely "S" ar- death, had a total sale of more \7jgjfljj Tomlinson, th president, gave a very inform- rangement made by Mra. Snm-______________________________ than i. million copies. pure foam. Nylon or Naughahyde covers. This is a one time sale. : orange. n,.,I - 100 SOFA SLEEPERS AssorteJ size with loose cushions. colors, by - S9995 fabrics. 252 coil I Jamison. riven nm-I I he mlii '- 'j"'' 95 m a i f r e s s. $ 167 - ..4, ---- - BRAIDED RUGS Walnut finish. Glass front slding doors. I 00 Extra width and depth. Will hold com- reduced for this sale. Choice of color 980 a r I d Encyclopedia. sot of SAVE S0.95....................... combinations. 9' x 12' size. SAVE 520 I Legal Notice ____________________________ RECLINERS ___________ Pat Barry gave raport on the County Fair and ______________________________ 17% TIll: (71119011111, C (5 T II '1' 111111CIA1, MUCITIT 01'~ suggestions were made on how INITIlIs PATi ii I q II V 1' NB run MCMIill. ui.i: (1OI'NPS 1 W plate I Legal Notice BOOKCASES A few of several different styles SAVE left. Choice of colors and -fabrics, ( Legal Notice :rfl' Ciii pricos. . 7%at.fl4 rp -I TJF 01 9191I Ic (1111tolliT Niirii .ITJIIICJ,tl, CIItCtJ1'J' UJS' 15AuG11 it ii (I (prI.—UN!Tl:I, rI1LlC,, Pisitis- 7%IEVICI (SF S1I Ch. I Early American 7-Piece suite. Large 5lflht'J(.A(IE 1OhtUCI.4SSultI NOL C0l'NTY, a eor;rnratton, i.. 1-1. STI:nLlNo an extra special buy for this sale..... DINETTE 5-Piece end 7-Piece sets. Those are beautiful selected dinettes you will have AMII)Ws l)II1)IIIi Volt NUll- thy ltbnvt entitled cauNt 1 Plaintiff. Thoniaij G Wilson. iti, Assistant United $tate, Attorney. in at,,I and s'tfe, action sijatnt (iii- (totettthLHtt., %')IoMI' 1SLS known rs,,idciusand addresi; wat; 1' 0. Box 1., Kt'ysst nm }loIghu., Florida to see. 7- Piece Set S52.60 S-Piece Set - : SOFA AND CHAIR I. r.V, GUflit 149 ( ,$t j $95 . .1 r a sions. S 90 - 59,5 - - 3995 SWIVEL ROCKERS hi-6ack swivel & rockers. I Foam tufted seats and backs. Green, $49"' & $59"' ODD TABLES ODD LAMPS About 40 loft. Coffee or occasional tables reduced to half price. These are extra good buys. Only one or two 01 a kind. Check our odd lamps department. You will 'find a wide choice of good lamps ' reduced to less than Q9S I . ~ .1 La ,. : • I? I , , . 3 1-- ~ - i I ,,, . ', i lilikl-.a6 ' ' '"'' Z . 'i" ' , ,,. '. _____________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________ - ----.Mdmwo Not all sale items are listed here. Come in ssssst ' ' Il ______ ___________________ ______ .. -: - ill k . Local Bills - ---j .uec. .,' o other winners.) of iMtIlIOfll (Herald 'I'ElXlIl{1 liE SOtJA, gola (iI')—More thiin 800 f a 1100-man rebel force were killed Christmas Day when they crossed from the Congo— Kiiialiiia,i—,,,isl attarked this towii on Aflgoln'14 esiterii horti. er, Portuguese military author. Ities said today. Yu /e expended for such he pointed out. All of t.h peoples' problems cannot he solved by spending money. Scripture says 'The pear ynti will always have with you.' Only in the hereafter will we h:,vn everything that we want," iferfong stated. "It is my hope that the administration will work with Cnnresa in good faith and c-ut hack the program where th ere is waste. It is our experience. t , ri'Jte." A, S. lIEU LONG JR. -- -- -- City Sets '' 11earing 0 fl JICI'flI(l I Possible a t a t e legislation money. laid It on the line for then needed by the city will be dis. 0 t ,tiu...,i ,..tes. tse.. ia...., tin, wsiii '..ILY tILWJLY " proved Ham Hutchison; relations. to them they are Ia costs and Pro. error In that they, claim they gramming of city insurance Leaving Hospital will will save money by closing tim. be studied and a request us A Tvt1,,.',',-st, 1VIt.I1I',UWN (At')—For* Sanfordbase and moving the for use of the Civic Center will m(!r President Dwight D. Eis. be SVin to Albany," Herlong received. enhower is scheduled to leave Other agenda items include SLj(L 'it will cost millions of the hopItai this afternoon fol- i dollars more to improve the line proposals, Photo) Cieer lowing his Dec. 12 gall bladder operation, 8115)1' ws be cut back in the areas which by exiles as similar to China's will be moat felt home In tough Red Guards, are report- Sanford City Commissioners order that the pnple will bring vh1l hold a public hearing at S pressure to bear," Herlong re. ed on the move in Cuba, p.m. tonight on a request by s marei. Florida State Bank to close the The representative again Home — 1STANHUI. Turkey (AP) alley from Commercial Avenuestated his position, "The closing Soviet Premi'ur Alexef N. Kosy- to Fulton Sttet,- just east of the of Sanford Naval Air Station is gin flew honie today after a bank parking lot, In the interest a farce and a gross waste of it and an agreement to contin- - erciarits "Whiff- mich prnirrams .71, a through street. precedent-hreak Ing official via- of creating - i%' 1 - Flies ---- eu names that the people were alienated," h1"rlr,n said. - - at NATINITY SCENE and other decorations pleased Christnias Lightilig Contest judges who gave J)rize for overall Whiner to John Lonimerse of the fltilt'h Mill ?'tTsircrn't' rni TT,nh. 1),1 io rt yy,i £WIU. for -- - ,. On The Move __ - .. M lAM! (A I')—Uueently crc'- _________ _________ -- * . wine sale protest and further Air Force base at Albany and d iscussion of the city's sign or- to move there, than it would to make the necessary lmprov.. '-i dinance, Election set mc'nts and stay in Sanford. TOKYO (AP) "Apparently saving money Japanese Hunt Plane Prime Minister Eisaku Sate tois not the criteria for the move. Season - l as . the Seminole County will get a ew forest ranger next year. '4' .. we Him CM Warehouse Clearance! Be sure to see our special section of odds end everything marked down to sell. Find ends. 'You will find a hf-tie bit sales prices af or below our cosi. Shop bofh sfores. Our loss will be . of II_ .......!_........ IS - H tint Leads - Downtown I mercitasits 3eT I0 -- IOI11IfldTIOI1S - Store Robbery a 0 a iose Statsi lti'n Mn,.t, t'Ii,ue,l,,n,l nun., --.......... I -..',.',. ' • Invitations are finally trickl' your gain! ' tor's imuguurutiuzi Jufi. * All soles final. * No refunds no exchanges. * No sols to d.d.rs. *- All ifeins subject to previous sole. Sonic young fellows who act.i'd without thinking of what might happen us a result of I I - Nominations close Saturday their prainlib or what the con. Sequences might be for them Molveii us they thought it funny plate glass window. __________________ - Vegetables Hard Hit By Arctic Air ' -. uciecy ....................................S.9 announced today they' had been Sports ..........................................6 located. I ____________________________________________________________________ or .1 V4 , . Voll, 1 Arctic - At I - '_e' i ' ,4 -: - Weather Service. I' .. . ', -' -. - , "0 ' s,",. -,' . e Hatifutul's only (Thiistii,ns hajiul, her,, at. (J:5() n,m. Christ- lamer, educator, sailor and ,,,iim, by s 8-2agreed vote b'toi'ekiwjsur U. H. Navy pre*to ask the httgijutIvg, sMegn- viitly St4itioIIusI abo urd th, USS . .,i0 . LAKELAND (A?) six months. Only One 'rot Born Here On Christmas Day 'I'Iw award will be presented At that. time this s'oisnIttt'tt tHUS inurnitig. at the annual bamjuet Juji, 21, agreed to buve two Skit, 15 this daughter of Mr. of its ofaiwig with the thstingulstjed fieiuls confer with, the ity and All's. Ronald L Appol, 1703 Service Award and awards 1st manager oii the smsusure. West Second St. the Fi)ur years ugo tile j-Ity VMllIler father 14 a Third Class - It will be stuart for other parts of the state except. the to take warning lower cast. coast. and hut, get tlsemelves into a Damage to the huge eitru s))hJui' for ujm' umu th ink- drip Wait culled ihblgtsifsca,,t, hug uugsdui'(, Othe, pLple's by Was's tn 0. Juluissuti, head of I . -, YOUtigmstxr Ptotected by our law. piishments including recogni- hiiiiltittlo, sit thistimis fo r auVuflt'e planning, inui-. nionuy lion, honors, awards, letters of . . hstve sozis.' tune in a during the Christmas weekend iustztute to get inflicted "coiisidei'&sble damage" 'tJMIir tisinkilig struight.eised out. to utsp,uteet.ed vegeutbies Iii all -- £I... for partinent of Housing and Urban some $600 were taken. k,'rjtry mitted on a nomination form, Avenue and should J)evclsijmist,it diseusesj the act, was gained by aniashing a Obtained at tile Jaycee Buildingifticlude tile 110111illee's accol ul relit wil l J Sg,,I,... .... wino tvu.. IIIUIU "",y ..,U1. Jr. today said no one from the $20,000 in Jewels and furs. city has contacted him about. Mr. and Mrs. Saul P. Herman introducing local legislation on (12.125 Keystone Island Drive) the matter, said four iiiaskud men eased an cuz'ret.tiunul Sanford, Florida '."".. J"rcnchi down this year. - Find Fishermen Jewels Heist Urban renewal legislation for who were so cool they held Entertainment -- ............- .... 10-Il return on schedule a fishing arc Sanford appears dead, a survey th eir fire even though two lloroscoptt ................................10 camp in Marathon to in the Flor. by the Herald revealed today. victims fought buck, ccaped School news ............................12 ida Keys but the Coast Guard yet, but we hear Christmas that four TV sets valued at iLt I 11 I - ed thus far no one from glass doors on the waterfront th e annual Sanford-Seminole rePort the Sanford Community Do- side. Police buday are looking for J&Ycee Good Government Award, Joseph has Lug. Jim Marquis of Polk Coun- leads in th e Budeock Fund- announced. titt'tvtj him OH set'kltig a spot7 will take over. ture Store break-in over the Nominees must be residents of Seminole County and should vial net, to * a Christmas weekend, lx' an elected or apjxiinted public official or any citizen who has thin in urban permit renewall)urticiln*work. We don't huve all tile figuref contributed to better governinent. Recently official Of thol 1)0. Nominations should he sub- F6 --). Eight Escape Al Harris of Longwood its leav- ; ' 901 W. First St. - 30()Perish ___________ ______________ __________________________ _______ ...o That fa ta lity in Casselberry oth er day was the first OflC r . — I 1~1 _____ _____ Plans For - 1 . lG; V1)L1-;a ________ _ aultant? We hear they didn't will be announced, according to Plaza "will be corrected" Plaza know about it until th ey saw Rep. Cleveland. it in your favorite paper. I . -- -- ______ S - - ______ .,, ' Urban Renewa Legislaflon Here Dead? - •i '*~ l -- "s, - - HAMILTON A I R FORCE I "I want to make it clear the Illy called a parliamentary DwAmtown Sanford "Ill'e Care" Merchants Ilresident Charles planning a Illet-tilig ()n jan. jo ( BASE, Calif. (AP)—The search :I p1 t-it-etion Jail. 21) which his coil. '0ple at SNAS were not a to (usd155 plans for business st'rvatjvu party Christmas card t.itis a traffic. . The hearing by the delegation merchants and Sanford Plaza Robinson reported, exictecf to narrowed today in Mexico's party to this move. The people wil.] take place in the county merchants report a -vcry busy With tile ,%iulation receipt inside. . . lot almost full promotions during ttie first six win despite charge8 of a #,11 c k Baha California for a missing" in the Pentagon are the pervetwin-engine plane carrying ten trators of this action," Herloug The commission meeting room, 'It was signed "1051." season" for pre-Christmas shop. during the last week before months of 1967, mist" of corruption. persons from the San Francisco" ; revealed. number of tile citution. has been the practice in the pers boosted business this year. Christmas, the narrow driving W 0 0 area. . past several years. I hope the same man who Both areas reported that vol. lanes and indistinct parking I don't know what it means LONDON (AP) prepared the cost estimates for Eight that time, representatives ume of business increased lines increased problems for th ofAt each municipality, but th ere were 12 marriage more convicts have escaped the two bases does not do Mce Coun- steadily th rough th e last week drivers, who have complained Herald Index censes issued at the courth ouse ty Commission and oth er gov. from British prisons, bringing Area deaths ................................2 Ncimarsi's income tax or the before Christmas and "espec. about the confusion. the Thurbolay before Christmas. ernment agencies will be af- ia 10 Internal Revenue Service will Chri8tnins Bridge ....... Ily the last three days.-' All shopping areas ill tile a 0 0 forded an opportunity to preweekend to 28. Only four have Classified ads .................... be after McNamara." he said. Merchants reported they were county reported "business was Nobody asked me but., aren't sent local legislation. — been recaptured. " Conlici ........ ... .... ........... .. lo-11 satisfied" withand response Citizenji desiring the opportun-well to advertisements "pleas good" and stores were crowded. the "Community Action" direcCrossword puzzle ................ ... ill llost-Christmas sales and gift .ora up in arms over the hir- ity also will be heard. . D ear Abby ..............................10 ed" with the increased business. exchanges are expected to keep MIAMI (AM—Four pleasure AIIA'.%Tl (All) — Four bandits Ediotrial page .......................... Parking problems at Sanford clerks busy this week. 4 fishermen front Ohio failed to -- I vice upon thuns hi not practical having its principal office Iii the dateC 'Starch Its, 1iIG, and of r anti City or Washington, District of cord In Official ltuoords Ilunis i'ecuust' their roalsiotnu 24:. of till-, PubUll wisoreabouts sirs.- uliltisown, it is Coiunsbits, Plaintiff, versus, WI14, Itecord.. of Seminole County, OltI)iiItEl" that Ileiviji LawwLiI LIASI Ii. ROBINSON. SR. Defon. Iordi, esicumiseriur list' follow- atiti Pays.' K. Lawwlii. his wife, stunt(s), tusd you are required lug described real property, to- If livitlis, and If ilead, their heirs t serve S cop)' of ,your Answer or assigzst, u;speur or plead to or other plead pleading: to the Cons WItI . Lot IL, 111ouic -C". COUNTRY thu PunlPlultit Isurciii by thU JJ111.1111 oil Plaintiff't, Attorney&;, I CLt!fl CIRCLE, cauxeliverrv. 12th stay of February. IW, and CL F V U LANb. STEI'HENSON ?ioridu, III default thereof tb.' Court will AN]) .iIzE, Stilt.- ut' bats ford At('flhltit)', 8'ntItioI.a. corsilseg to tilsit thereof re- proceed to iii. tstsirisig and ad- luntic National Haiti; IiuI1dizi, corded in Pint Book V. Page judloation of title' stilt as if M e l - 1', 0. Drawer Z. banlord, Florida, 4. of U.. Public Record.. r vhs l4Lwwiil and J"n't- K. l4aw- and file thf' original Answer or . will. lilt wife, V livitic, and 11 other pleading In tilt, office of ' enjilloic e(jurity, Florida: Circuit Court end you art' isertib)- required t, dead, their heirs or assigns, had the Clerk of tb iswer in said suit been served with poea.. in the oil or before the 10th day of file your with list undersigned Clerk of aUtte of Florida, but oni) to that Jiwsuar)'. A. D. 1iiC'. If YOU Istil said Court and to serve a copy extent provided for by See- tu do so, a decree pre confesso i .t United States will l's.' take's against you for thsereot tipots the Plaintiff', at- tion lU. 'I'tthtome). visos,' isarne and address Code; it in further Ol:l'IJRUI' (lie relict densaisdeci In the Coin. apDUuT- below, on at- before list' that n oti c e of this order sit' ;sUi'- ;sla tnt. Thu Notice shall be published 23rd day of January. IIIG', and issued by Us.-- United Htstts MarL In delault thereof Decree Pro x1jul ill a nowspaper of srencral onor a week for four convocut1vt Contesso will be entered against circulation lit Sornitsols. County, weeks in The Hanford Herald, Fioritia. once a week for six (6) a newspaper circulated In Semi- I You. Dated this 5th duy of Decentclal •eal at *1*.' County Court- on Ijeoeuikscr 19, 1966. DONE AND isnuse, Hanford. )4eniiisoii County. OIU)FIUI) at Orluisdo. Florida, i,.'s. A t)., 1966. Karida. this- 14th day of ileceni- this ltii day of 1M'cetnber, 196G. (5U414 George C. Young: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. tAP,- IGGClerk of the' Circuit Court l]ttitcti Statc District Judge By: Martha T. VIhien, D.C. I certify lit..' Turegoin to be a 'Arthur 11. jiecl;syitia, Jr. true anLi our1ect uou') oL Ott oil- CLL'L:LANI, TL'P1IUNauN ('inrk cii Circuit Court illZF guns.! liensis. Al. Markus,, Ii C. Attorneys lot- I'iaintitf IVesies)' it •!'tlier, Clerk PhtUihi fl 1g,js 1'. C). lirsiwer Z l'nit..'d Htutei District Court H,MAuhitiiser and I,gati Suite . it-. iu,stord Atlantic NaStiddi. District of Florida P. 0. box 17r' tlonal Haiti: Ilulidseig beeuforsi, Irinrid, By Wilbur 1' Durratie.' auti turd, Piorid ILOttie) to, 'Issh,tti ft I 'eput!' ierI: a . many occe- ___ . - is Hurry! Mr. Mrs. .... T• '".' ------- - . " '"$' _______ _ ------ ___ __ WASIIINGT(JN (AI')----Itp. Charles K. 1ie,i,stt, 1)-Via., pressed isjijiait.lnn today Is, 'upoaiik that. the fc'tk',-,,i govHItfl'IiL Rhare Itn revenues huge COCKTAIL TABLES suit Brief Jut I'ropol4nls _______ ________________________________________ I Augustine, Ocala, Leesburg and II Police depurtment received It ! Dade City. . bench cocktail tables. There are a i ti ____ Watch for a big news story who represent Seminole County to break next week out at the along with the other ten counties Del-Mar operation. of th e district, reside in St. 129 Slot '' . one, and our freshman legislut- arisen in setting an exact date or is to be congratulated. convenient to th e four senators ' In th e vast district. Senators, • a I hutch has glass fronf. Jusf the thing to $ buy while you C8fl....... SAVE $70 limited number that - nhbrvvlal.d tttir of which it, ''l'." I and (. Public ftecord.i of n Seminole County. Florida. i 'rnrr 711:1)Iu4L sviscw AND Sininiolr Ciunty, rlortilu and it hAts. been flied aaInt you in the Ip1,euring: to List Court tidLtt th., ftt,ov*.-RtVlc(l mutt. Lbe short tttI.L)AN 4tH()ClATI0N OF N'014E CuT'NTY. u corflorut lots, ditei*dnt, Mutvtii laawwIll and of which it, Federal National' 1112LLnLtff, vii. 11. 1). ETIMLI4ING F4t4 h. L4LWWIII, hit wilt. arc lortgLgt Association. a corporann .s. •tsI) s'flt!Ilt Iflt.nhItrntIta. nf tie... Vn..nal .I_.._. ... A1 # ......, .... uui uri.ui.avu ....I..... UIIIJUI 11.11 itL. 0'It 1144 , ING, at al Defendants, tilt. nu- within the h Late of Florida and Congress and existing pursuant ture of said suit beiis is suit to have not voluntarily appeared to the Federal National Martfareclant. thiLl vertain mortgalre herain, and that personal ser- ;ruge Association Charter Act, IT` -.'. . Early American. Beautiful nylon print. Self decked, soft edge. Pure foam 41) gold, iurquoise, chair. Available in green or gold tweed. $ patchwork ... SAVE $60. ....................... - flJI - Salem maple. This large buffet and Two piece Early American sofa and flefeisdantM. I it)' U Goitlisitugit, hiss wife: Slel- thu u Complaint ts foreclose . '' Lwwi1i and J'ay. i..twNUfl' certain mortga.- eticunsiserin THE NTATI' 111P 11,11.011.11JA TO, will .11111 Wift, and U, ilert UNits real itrollert)' EltUats pt'rty. to-wit: CARROLL. i its tlsI 1)ltrlct ansi describe-d! Ilrnol:v lilt- , T'ennsylviintu Lot t. I3loci 4, W'UATIIE1t"' f.sii.,w: 1.ot 10, IJls,cl ' FIILST Tou art- tterety notified that ADDITION.' ., IIOSIUS ORLANDO. suit lists isneis flied tiwain' you IIUI"TLII according to tilt pint titer.'iii th e Circuit Court of Hemlnol. Sirrlu: ONE, accorsIint to P1.SIt of zu' recorded in Pint fool: County, FiorIdi. in Chnneer, an ttis'r,'n r.'rordetl ii Pint Ito-ok I. I, pagi' 6G. PublIc Recordss NOTICE t. SOFA & CHAIR BUFFET AND HUTCH extension table has 2 leaves. This is S NA 11' I ( I N A 1, .#%I 0 I' I I DOItOTIIY U. GAGE ASSOCIATION, e 50r1)OrSt)'J.OItlIiA IN AND Volt sUsfl oI:LInJAt'on. hiss wife; MEL- tints, plullitif I. I LAWWILL, itt, ivirs., 1)nfcUdsLTStb. Vt.. CUANCIIn'S' NO. 'SØ WILLIAM 11 ROBINSON. HU. FIRM' FUI)ilAL SAVINGS AND 'ICE Ha 1'UhIiU;AT1os—os fl"'1)nfenda.nto'). sizes .. 511IHh1,I: 1)IT1tIC'r IN OILTGAGE VUitCI,ftNI1lIE ......................... All braided. rubber reversible cushions. SAVE S70 too. All at unbelievably reduced TO S 11111% wool, triple . 12 _________________________________ i . "Arlminiqtrntion of the program is costing )odies and thrp Is very ii?- tie, If any, flccrsssfltin for the 'The program h more or vast funIs allotted," IIer1on griven blank declared. "The heut way p,npie can rjht pnv'rtv k by ainz to .~ ~~ I" 41 Ift:-york," F1erlon opined. "Vie I V, " ~t -,, can't flht a war and poverty, ton," Seminole Community Ac4.. ~11~ , v'-" tion is ak part of th pyr-- : tram. ______ "The prnram wa deainød lT,.7''' irs et Votes of the people who -. . can't think for themselves, hut money :.. '-" ':" - _ __ ' -- '- * Aw cumnion now, just- hePlans are tentatively being cause the non. iom 11cLtonaid made for the legislative delega. is on th e State House Bank tion to meet in February to and Loan committee it doesn't work out local bills to be mean- ----that h r',n r's.f 1i i A.. gi.. -,n,.w --------. .t. —• rUUL1U JU LiIt 1 10 I tThS1OU UI 1OC friends loans. That really isn't Legislature. the committee's function. But Rep. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. the assignment is an important reports some difficulty has __._.,.._.. ''' the recent Council meeting. f j"ss.' ____ "v I 1:4 1. t 44SIJU we south. 't SAVE 573. 50 See this one time deal now. .. - Foam cushions. I 00 % nylon tweed Your choice of greens, blues and . mile pitee is permitted. Maybe, Mayor Lormunn and the rededicitted council will open it up a little to make the route .norc popular wi th the travel- ' SAVE $79.95.................... SOFA AND CHAIR ; - - 5-Piece sec-tionals. Loose cushions, For King Size beds. See at our W. First St. store. Big, King Size rubber or innerspring, quiltad...............SAVE UP TO foam _.-.- Other members present were The program was presented Christmas party and covered S8995 "Determination and ruling by S the Supreme Court is the last It is not a speed trap, I'm hurdle in the long court battle told by local officials, hut. if it. to permit the merger which was isn't then why the "Th-45 mile first proposed in lOtue," Don speed limit" on the west side i'lartin of the ACL reports. of the ACL tracks in LongThere is a long and involved wood? On the east side of the history to the court battle. railroad th ere is some excuse Favorable decision on the •for the 45 mile limit—lots of merger was received fm-nm the houses, hut on the 1-4 side int4'rst.ate Commerce after there is just a scattering of hearings and investigation in ________________________________________ structures, and is shout as wide open a territory as that. farther I f - _i-_' Shredded foam bed pillows, lust \. - . Ill-le,p r, the nation's history." I'HcCfloW nnd iiit wingding. PILLOWS - Floridn Fast. ("'.1't Railway. Antitrust Act. ,f. %%- ould Im throtivil tim I the Seahrli,ird Railroad. the Southern R-nilway And tile Tho railroads still] tilt, WC fill- $:avv 11 favol-11114, deeigloll ill City Commission tonight "'ffl ~ of There are some 500 employcs .lustie Department as majol' pealesi that Icrision to till! Sti- iay, 1 t'l;d, whsiehi WII5 ngaiti livIt ld doors of the Civic' Center May in Sanford are still by themerger, an ACL official1-ion and hearing, an tsnfavora- orahile deeisjon in so doing vltkhis WhIrIs' the privats' party •1 t . TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU. IF YOU DON'T FIND fl AT 901 W. FIRST ST., TY FURNITURE CENTER AT 1100 FRENCH £ RÔTM c?oDc AVE SANFFt4ORID1 "OflO of the greatest, wastes of the peoples' money In Atlantic Coast, Line empinycs December, I9f. matte,' tas sent hark to the Jnrksnnvjjie that. points ti a The decision, at that time, lntertntt-' in Sanford are still 'iting to Coisimert'e Commfs. * ),jt')t thus' ease' wiss ss'iit. back to with tilt, FdoileFt. 'l5 "The fItMtI'Mt. WIIy I know to appealed to a Ibree judge sion for i's'i'ensidernt Ion of the the I ('C were not Iiet'essn ry to Anyone wanta bet,lit will he hear from the Supreme Court courtin .lnc'kcsn'j1k by the facts i'eiiit-ittg to thin Clayton In' eonjdu',-s'sl, Mayor Joe Raker next year. get a huge f.'de,-ni tn 11i I on their proposod merger with i 11erJon •Ir., in an exel'iqjvc interview with The Ikrnl(1 today, pledged t vote to cut hack ftind for the "Poverty Prnram" which he High Court Still Muffs AC t,Seaboard Merger tions are down about one ml)lion over the previous year. C. 'Thus far t.his year's valuations are at .657,05. For lftib there I ' This is nof jusf ancifher furnifure sale. It is Cash Furniture Barn's end of year stock reduction clearance. Each piece cout,sSanford Plaza as 150 Girl Scouts CHRISTMAS CAROLS rang West Brownies from Tangelo District, which includes Seminole and (Herald Photos) their annual Carol Sing. Voluia, gathered I - I I Hep. A. S. Zip Code 8277t termed VOL. 0 N0192 - / 'Great Society' 'ATHR: nii likely, wormer thru Wednesdny. nbody asked me hu I'm casting my 'nte for th e Jaycee good government award to .Ioe Davis. He never makes th eof headlines hut as he winds up his term as legislator he has done more 'ond for this eosint' th an most of us rvsilh'.ci. -- un s tt i F pfi i Phone 22-261l or 425-98S — , aste W * " * on I-lie St.. 3ohn.9 Itiver * * * * 46"I'lie Nile of America" T AW, ' , - Farce, " - , - - JOE hUN'!' I Ifearing Set WASiIJ'('I'u'jN (Al') — All ltrIte (0:alJgieree (:aiitilhilull exUsiiIflt'S' set Jugi, 16 ti.siay for the tai't of h earings into how the bankrupt New Yor k, New haven mind ifat-iford railmad shall be auicrgcd lute the tion to Introduce a hwal 11111 Intrepid In Nn-talliouth, Va. imsitj liter snotjiesr Is thu fsi*'i,iu*' urban renewal. 'l'Isu' bill isuss,si the hoUse lissia Jkt'l.i'y () t Hanfusti. Th ey but, was slefuatesi Ii, the Su:isitu. bvu one other child, Ronald 'l'oduy a city official who Craig, 17 mouths ohS. uskvd his uiutne not his usesi rimMaternal grum,dpmsg-uiits Slit p't.t:ui that "urbs*g, renewal Mr. SsS,II Mi's, 11. L. ih'Ley of is sit'atrl beg's', It wissilul hut 17118 West Ses'ubgs,j St , anti isabesivI it the slowgitowg, as eg tis uiuI gs msIs'Ijnss','sits lO Mr. nit 'I New york Cential4jew1byNa"ja only 114,11) CIe"llille ,ijut jilujil und All-16. C'. A. Appel of Bull. railroad system , areas," Ville, Ill. I I. j * 1~ I_~ " - H :. - - : Itir --C '• -J -.-- - .- --U � 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, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 25, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 25, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 25, 1966; <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/d2de707b64ca1178f28690b50cfc4158.pdf c7cec3b28f2ef204ffdb3f21c6d3b421 PDF Text Text 5 F I - - - - - I .~"o__k1 V V f0f ~ A 24V *WWO" 011 i ._--.N-.A"1 I ~*#410*#-AA 1'*l'14 .4dk,%@16blllll-~.0.Lol" I - - . - . 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IRON - 99 __ # PRESTO = Steam and Dq IRON I - -- 5-- ____________ I - -- - - h on Thuraduy, Judge 11ousholder gave I)ermlssion to the mother. to have their sons home for Christmas day. "Th en they must come back to Jail," Ilousholder saud. ____ I, I - ' S 'r .. .. .. - - - % L 6, - _________________ ' - 'A. '. it, 4"Ile: - .1 -• l'eehles, named to the hoard natly .4i'etirel through the (if.. two years ao by Gov. Hydofl forts of Alan R. Royl, a FInnBurns, '.vau appointed by Kirk dan, who was just appointed for a thre*'-yar term, repre- by the President to his cabinet the 12.nunty Central (iii seeret.ai of the department: enu- 01 transportation. '1r Royvl wriw Florida rlistric't inclu ln under .ieeret.ar; of imeree nole Countj. I - -' " •. . - :_. - i --- - 1 1 ____ I . ~' i _____ / ,. V . ,• -. - . 14 ge .•. . .. - . 1. '.'Ik,. .. f ,6i I461It 0..ft : I . I • 4 S 1. ______ -,- - •''---- T ii. - • .- I/ 1P # ______ fe . . enlargement" in Florida would he extension of 1-75 from Tam- / ,._____ ~_ ~, 1. S - I I Kirk, in announcing Peebfrs. ., j , appointment, said: 1,Thi.i ap;'.i pointment is in line with my pledirp to the citizon.i of Florida . that people holdinZ key P`4 tion,-4 in my -i,lmunitr1tinfl would hold them on the basi.-4 of' qvd~ .. A . stockings SANTA CLAUS -1rooke Smith , .Ire firit in line with their of children c4 Dr. and Mrs. 11 (Herald Photo) them. to see vhre Santa can't fail stockings placed - ~ the fo1.w , C4 7:.:,:~,,~ -- .t.- . I . i - 4 ., .. , Ivp~,~~-.- # -o .A- , '.., A ,~f V1. I I All . -' £ k 0 0 % - tion to another which we havel, to bring greetings and beat never had before. is special time of "With yesterday's contract on year. Mary Boulevard Today, many churche3 in. t1iis Interchange, we now have four and iurrounding areas vaiU- be state road projecti under eon- having ipecial. programs and tract in Seminole County. This ~ 3upper is unprecedented in the hist Ir. Peeble3 has ~ or io of community earoUng to usher in the Joyous 3pirit of L tandin of our p rühit ni th ' p ist t vu hi i1t Ott Sa turday, Lhrhtznas Eve years and it i a r i' p' c-uro I t -. . '11~i_.r,''. : A ,.Z? I T. I .,,. I -L- _#, L. €'t' ' • S . Al.". #* : i; '. ^ -,.%*, 17,11-1. . - - ,f , i . $ i , I 1 : ( .! - I - -1,11 - ~lNl. . 1 .. ` i , . a .. It I him for three more years as our vices und musical programs, .s - -L .. * I ~ " - W .*. I , %'%,L"% 4I -;i 1 1 LL ~ -4 .~?F " -- 5 , War Goes On - - ;. I t-1 I -The Vietnam war erupted tu- I !owship of wur-ihip and joyful air action commem o ration. sci .r.d day in Lund. on the e%e of the `%vu daY Chri.it : Sunday. Christmai D,iy, many I churhcs will follow regular in ii t ruce. ommunist -ilicire batte bombarded and d.tniad the others will have a iing!o family U. S. destroyer O'Brien off the woNhip hour during th e day. North Vietnamese coast, and ml Doors are open to any and all the northern part of South Viet- I who wi,ill to Joitt Ule congrega. nam U. S. Marines reported 1tO tious in worshipful tribute and Coniurtunists killed utter a five- thankfulness to their Saviur, Jesus Christ. hour battle. S _____ 'Peace And Goodwill' ' Chd*stmas i What They W*lsh '% - NVATI[XIV IMItViff 111g),witri! Of 11(~,1111()11(1 NN"k.411 sit.q down to a C-ration dinnet at the entra n cee to his t& nt in the 'It icu-Phong section o f South Vietnum. Howard received thle'. Christill.-Ii tree from his 111111t, a floristo but the lioli lay spirit, SCCflH to be lacking , - - Chinese Sty le Christmas! Herald Index of meaning .... Clumalfled ads traditiowd Ltukey dinner. purta et),11111(jil 1,1vas Judglu Darrell 11. iii d •1 •t his itig divurce!i during Chrislinus hicasoll. tho I—- - - .11, I_ In .Jwl - _. - N wt 0-' 1 11 - -,` . r --- _~ ~Ljoalll : . % I ELVES IN t%% cell 111unicipal 1111(i County gov- ('L'Ir' orgdulLattons for the livard more than ont, holf mile %%holv " Mow. may Im heard, the I U%li"AY 41"I att"actlk"t 1 W ttl%' L1d41LJbU to the bLue. The fire was ullo%li'vit to burn itself out till tilt- I"lili-It of tilt- I honic tif .%Ir- and .%fr.,. Fd%%, ard 1 11110'ech 16011 granted I 1,111"lerer li0so had rvvvlltl) it, , be. NO until ultt.r D ec . JI uiltuuu 'h ..........................................____________________________________ '"t-1 ci to the e it Ii ion i Origiii of the fire 1b unku, n report. u dauttu was doa Herold To Publish On Monday H"PIEST HOLIDAY SWONI ; The Dodge Boys I Seminole County Motors 1 At ~ I 1 ___________________________________ ( - - 1111.1,S11olto. Ohio (All) ................ ..14.15 usual moratorium on grant.............................. 12-13 re( t.it t. pack ages Euitul tuinmtnL botklay. I - - Shet tounituit . 11 Miring the pitht week, id Ixilh Bridge ... ... . ......... ................... I 0 11itititutlons. prisot Churchi news ............................ 2 C hIrIbtntut 'Ituu. uoIe cinluitin' Intuit the . 11 . ..I 5 , into the air. and Pt $OJit-I a w wautij k1low Ilow collit. the old boln relittiveh, fruit, inits, cook- 11moscupos .............................. 10 % ~ and midnight mas3as at Cath(ohe and Episcopal churches. : wdl be conducted. are open u) any ci D -, '411h5;,5_ .... . . i grve usa continuity In our road in this time of sbaring-oeigh. Dlannrng from one administra- bors will be visitinlE neighbor* _.. r - .'- -........ *,*; . . ._ . I 40, JAM ", -.7 !~ 4,0, - i I 116 - Ir ..I - :. . ;'..L.,-.1 rI L . , %'. ~."R 'f7 ll,:,1"4 W~,4_1`,.W -*t._1t~ t -, ft, , W ; i-I ,., ~ ,. , "I 0 . .., ~ *~ *I, ! 1.i , -,ff', ",hii #;, t, L ;.,,, - , - especially Seminole County. church, and .i clai. organizations "Governor-elect Kirk':s ap- will be viAting those less ' for- , I r .;,0.*llllllll~.. ,,~,, -r, f" ____________ , L . ,-. ____ , .11 aiiz zet Pf".k5i . .cr tam*nt. #hi iurz of 1 a . minute thoç .n$ C,iiistn'ta$ pre$flt -.ing and 1en..-aIvais a spi n for our entire road lrstrtct, 'on .sciy ari .r-n'lroua etvte, • rid. A Ii • • • *~, , Ia IIto- Douglas Stenstrm. chairman kjm!'i histhry the Birth of ., ,1 Christ. mittee of the Seminole County During the wkM there also jug by the chimney Anne and Greg Smith, two of the merry houseful . Seminole Count ., - millions acrn.s.i the nation today, Saturday and Sunday to attend wor:ihip 3ervices merit rather than political ex- and special programs ceinrat- -, . ,4: .. __ _____ - . . I .. :I W I . ,. - tvS . Powei- At the State Divioduli of Cor. Conlics he has no holne to go to and rection, (Oviedo lirlison form) Dear Abby ..............4 ............. 10 get drunk all over again. W. W. Cmile, %arden auld k,lditorial IlUgU .......................... 4 lipt. 110bt kids will forget the real C 0 88 ;0 : Seminole' Readies * For Yule 4W- - I Peeblem. "f haven't z~v.-n any-----thouzht to chnnscinir." He .iaid he was hopeful that the present intcrtate program would b! A .. . ____ .. borne lonely guy will get out of jail ahead of fluile, realize 5011911 from bands of carolers. "1 S - . reappointment to the . Claude Kirk. lie s the firt • The public also should icnnvstate offleliul named by Republiran Kirk to remain in his that site approval by the C.. 1 - r - ' _____ . for Christmas, I am her only child," one youth stated. Following the boys sentencing C risf mas InJa l i Probe On box of candy. I J - . The teenagers were most con- just bought the At both jails rellglous services will hi' conduct-ed by various A guy will forget to get his bloved one a special present sad THIS FINE IRON HAS 21 STEAM •, - • wife something she'll return the from PORTS AND A 35 $0. INCH SOLE PLA I 1. MODEL 1 ST. 115115.95 ard homes. Balance m --- TAKE THE GUESSWORK IMMING AU FAMCS.PLIENTly OF STEAM - AT THE TOUCH OF A BUT88 TON. STEAM V0ffS DISTRIBUTED OVER ENTIRE SOLE PLATE. SPAR. KLING WHITE 14ANDLl CHROME COVER. LIST 16.50 99 NEW DUPONT TEFLON SOLE ,, VII I .i__ ,p PRICE S ______ ' with slingshots and BBs, Santa , AND so Merry Christmas to Claus, a clo ii, motorcycle di iv- bud again fhe boys sa id thty hadn t all the forgotten ones tr and the horses in the Sanford meant to harin anyone. We To those living In sub-stand- Christmas parade. sl ings h ot and --•4. . • The SanThis wa. the promise thk morning rd flerald from Wiflard PeehIe \Vildwnnd After his - CI11*SCtI supplies for their Viet for the t'oniiuiuutty is a gilt lii urn, Some guy will curse his luck They m i tilt! community 11light collie i was tile 110119 what would it be" and take another drink out of shine bags" from the Salvation I I true." I N-,;.1g Urnis controlled by Com. t1tipstioll 11slit-d to variou.-i clect 6 the bottle. ~ Army and visits from finnilif .. I .6 . 111urlst, China. I ivadvrs. '" ' - (.1,41-ed lit- %%ould lll that "no Kids will go around ripping Police Chlef Arnold Willialliq .. _____1________-. I . 4- h - vt, DelliVitt Matliv%ills, 114-li% Iv . G off some Christmas decorations, said lie did not, expect to have 1 MW %WLIld tw killed or it~urvd ~ I I clenned up, go with their .. get all it that all Ouldrvit %%t)Llld be very inany" persons in Jail Of t-(I w4t--silli-lit tif tilt- st-1111111"tfamiller, to Alidnight Mans and over the holidays. I Tllv ChriAllia's holidays ar-l ikilik ot safe alid 11,41%liv , WASHINGTON (All) - The Comity Chamber of C think they're good Christians. Ii mill- saut tils gilt Li) itut' ( tuluIiuuuiIiut ' rived(if"Chinese style" to the ev' Sheriff Luther hobby sand United 'd t 1 The lonelletit, gu county prisoners will also linve lary equipment to Jordan in an W01110 111ortlin" ,Wli. (111 progri...".'. (11-th. get to play Santa Claus it turkey dinner and gifts ' f apparent attlempt td) maintain a tilt- 4.11illhast.., (I ft I no v 'o lit %Own flailling hanilloo Cr4lil-, said Iii, 'a hit %%vUttt be for 'to A 9uY will spend his entire d nuts plus gift packages balance of power in the crisib- Vided t" "Whilig 8"11 i I ( to auitl t'oi'i'itL 01 ii. till" fin Christmas bonus getting his tv it hi Ut'i p1 ut iii hut,Ii torn Middle East III • ROWS IXAMOND HONED CUTTERS. LOW 14 - ____ I" .. t.ite Rnad •I2t h.twt'en (enevt id and Goldenrod, via Oviedo, ii the No. I item on the •. GUARD COMBS UT YOU SHAVE ': I-,-ft- UGHTE DiAL WOODTONE FI SH MODEL II 02X GIFTI Citation - • ______ . SHAVER - 16~ - 99 NICE Ir'' -I Need More than 500 poverty-stricken families in Seminote County Wi ll be able to enjoy a fl1PY 'nI iHtmflR b0 1101111INCESS ., " ~..,- - -i".I Of 1mprrvnrnt _ _____________ ty and Mate prisons Christmas I)j1 y will 1111 ve Im Inuch chcer .To the lost and lonely and "I'Vace and good will toward Jolm Kridt.r. v\v4., tai%,v man pro-.1weray for our coulity.of (lit' ChiaInIk'r said he A. L. Wilson. Mayor of San. as possible spread for them WASHINGTON (AP) - Sei-i• men " is the wish for .Seniinok' I1 è1nT1. %~otild %kish "that spark of en- ford sald lie would wish for thel MER a coulity ji nd its citizens, express- thu-,ia-,ni on the part treated to a turkey dinner with late Investigators are taking of all community "that all debts wery ~ close look at charges that U.S. ecl 1)), coillity jill(i city orfiL.Jills. St:u,uuuiule ( t'unti.inc that would t'Iircd. thL our projects coin hat ve military contractors S Ii' '"i' 11 y ou itntItI have one wish CH R ISTMAS EVE: 1i ult h. IUPPIIIL and ikted tutd ill our dLctLfl5 for portions of fruit, candy and nuts. REMINGTON _-V-_--.46 ILoy " 'I .. L , Rescue moms In Sanford and Seminole County. To th ose who will have i to drink to forget and wake up Christmas morning without a Christmas card to remember Persons confined to city, - WWAW _.-4,l MASSAGE. SPECIAL THREE-POSITION FASUMS luAROILER-OVENMr SWITCH LETS YOU SELECT GENERAL WITH AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT, 2. OR WITH HEAT .. BODY MASSAGE POSITION TpAy, REMOVABLE RACK WITHOUT HEAT. INCLUDES HANDY AND STAY-COOL HANDLE - PERFECT SNAP-ON APPLICA_ FOR EVERYTHING FROM SNACKS TO mom TOR F 0 R SCALP STU" - MAKES OWN-BUTTERED " TOAST IN JUST SECONDS - f LILLY MASSAGE. F U L L Y 214-01 GUARANTIEDI GUARANTEED! - ii- S 99 LIST 11.88 . DEEP, PENETRATING INFRA-RED "HEAT's J ~ ~ . j .0 7"ll _. . , .. 1:1 ~~~,,A. , ,. I -,."i r. ,;, I . -..-,4 ._-'c.,- , -J~,, :-."__~_ , . ".7---4 I—' t .11l- -'..-,:-. . Seven retarded mas alone in all the lonely - .',. F PREFERRED ALARM ~ 0000" I k. ~~, 1: rt I .;., ,,',', . S1WLAX To "C"M . DOOR OPENS AUTOMATICALLY A JAM PROOF - COMPLETE WITH 7 FT. CORD. * - - . . I ;,. - - ..I ;,t &*. 8-8 fl,, * LIST 29.95- ' - spend this holiday away from home. To those who spend Christ- f ).' f ___ TOASTMASTER BROILER 'I'DAZYN . I FRESH. TASTY JUICE IN SECONDS, COMPLETE EXTRACTION. WHITE COWL AND GLEAMING ENAMEL RASL 115 VOLTS, 115 WATTS, 60 CYCLE, AC ONLY. U. L APPROVED. #2721 S MWO... JUMB04M CLUN... XyrT15 .I I JUICER - ". 23 _____________ I of DOLLARS! LIST 23"S . ~ So 88 SAVE Blender MODEL 235 - 12 ONE PIECE COVER SEALS TIGHTLY ON HEAT RESISTANT 4 CUPGLASS CONTAINER MOLDEN GLASS HANDLI 2 SPEEDS FOR SMOOTH BLENDING ACTION. - 9-cup capacity. -. • " WITH HANDY DELUXE CONSOLE CONTROL TEMPERATURE S FOUR TEMPERATURE SELECTIONS FOLDS QUICKLY INTO THE COMPACT CARRYING CASE . . . FULLY GUARAN. sf.I. coffee ciii or coffee \ I MODEl. 211.01 sh I MAIR DRYER s. ,, 16 Sanford .11,11, .. T, I To those who make less than cerned about the embarrass- something." ment which had been brought Three of the boys, according To those who won't have to their mothers by their names to their account, had "never Christmas. being published in the papers. been in a place like this before." To those who lost their loved omma ones. because of what I have done, To those who can only give she won't even be able to hold tory where he had beer. ,tflth eir kids a gift from the Five her heat! u In church" one boy fenced for breaking and enter. and Dime. remarked. "if the people will ing To the kids at the Sanford Na Aly mother will be so lonely G S . bug out when he sees It. She Juvenile correction home. bolds down two jobs. Aw, get ar old youths were sentenced to the correction institution by Juvenile Judge Karlyle QUAUTY % SUI VM Rf- ("nt 4 MANIi)Rl), l'Ii)Ift),\ --- Prir - i -- re Sorry ceavoyc0m.3.. 23, i . . The Jail is no place to spend Some 38 are jfl Christmas th e County Jail . . . You talk d "1 1 e Four tearful and repentant b to one . . . "I sure wish I could see my kid again. The old lady ness of the people for being bad" from the county jail -ig wh-rn they are awaiting transport to a -% ; said she was gonna get him a €cieu.cuju,-flC1l2,. MIRROR VRI IMY, 1)E( Christmas /n \Alle` 1k p oaywoo MAJ(I-'JP - . 'Ili .. 14ta1)lishe(I 1908 Scouts and fraternal organl7fl- the Salvation Army kettleM to tions, labor unions, clubs, Navy lid raise fund. for pu rc ha se • e • ! Dec. 23 - This is the old men and officers and kind. r food and grocery orders. 0 1 hearted individuals have donatmans lost Christmas . . . lie Among the groups who have, ed food, clothing, toys, the time m Christmas cheer-' . you read this . . . Cancer has and many other items to help helped make He provide a measure of Christ- icr for the needy is the Semi-' eaten away his body lies In his hospital bed at Sem- mas joy for the unfortunate in addition to poor families tion which contributed new and mole Memorial with his fists clenched. There aren't any who will be supplied with food, repaired toys which firemen had I flowers and there Is no candy. clothing and gifts and toys for been working on in their apare I He has one son In South Dakota children, Salvation Army work- time. others Include Future Farm. i who has not written in seven ers and other groups have pro, Anchor Club, Central Fl ow ' years . - . There is one daugh. pared "sunshine bags" for pa- era ter In Orange City who doesn't tients at Seminole Memorial idn Council of Labor Unions,': care . . . The TV set is blaring lJospitni and nursing nod rest Fleet Reserve, Navy Wives clubs, Seminole High School someth ing about Democrats , . . homes throughout the area. sophomore class officers, KiSunshine bags will also be The old man is too weak to turn ary Club, Lions It off and It doesn't matter any- distributed to prisoners In the wanis Club, Rot Club and many , others. way . . . I got out of there fast. city jail. In addition to contributions of Sunday at 7:30 p.m. the Sal* Dec. 22 - You talk to a fa. toys, clothing and other gifts vation Army young people's ther of six who had his home given by organizatiuns, local group uvihl present a Christmas ,s burned down last week . . . lie clubs have participated in the Pageant, "Stranger is Bethleputs his head In his hands and annual ringing of the bells for hem." "NO money, No "hrist ____ 1 cries % nias . . and you get out of , I there fast. J Uut"I .WT6 its TRANISTM V& BY BILLARD . COMPARE AT 28.50 3,2 F1UITOFTHLLOOMS.M-L 41.1 8811 F, KNIT BRIEFS .." j.. . GUITAR CLASSICAL . CHROME PLAM MOLVING SUM FON I CU—.4-5 LL 4 Zi L3. IRMLOCKING GOLD FINISHED VINYL PLAM . 2-14' DUMBILL SARS - AU THE ACCESSONJI3 - TRAIMNO 1 , '- ,• 1230 I --- - crumb troy. L -, 88 0 04 I- ASST COLORS 7 position control. AND V' BLANKET ELECTRIC ZEBCO *404 'I'ER SPINNING REELTOAS 2 SLICE • MODEL 7.1021 AT .1 - GENERAL I OV 0 ....,,_,.,. ;i p-,_, -. I., 5 AT 8.95 COMPARE . FRUIT ELECTRIC 1 00% NYLON BINDING. SUPER REGENERATIVE CIRCUIT-ALL CHROME FRONT-TWO CONTROLS-PUSH TO TALK AND 99 5 . FULL DOUBLE BED SIZE WALKIE-TALKIE _________________________________ FLASHBULBS CO=.*M CAMMA TAW VIEW= COU* rJOILM N 60 StCONMRACK AND WHM IN JUSTIOncokm , . i UUIM-oWn20 - 3 TRUMST011 5 STYLES-BULKY KNIT CARDIGANS-80% ' NYLON SO. WOOL I 0% MOHAIR I 0016 ' 88 OF BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT 54.- NEW TRIPLEHEADER -,'," -~~. MOHAIR SWEATER 6 T& - . WITH DUAL CONTROL FOR - O . . 199 Scott Jumbo TowelsMc 0, LADIES ,%..a I :1. SHAVER 6" S -' , "'. ,,,% '-.. - a S .~~ I $11 :. LIST 3495 25 LITE OUTDOOR BLINKER C4' • . .. II?I1III I I? I .. 49C - C914 M&S... &98 VALU14" • M CHERRIES %...4.39vAtUt 25 LITE OUTDOOR SET - ( LII I i; . cMDWLATIcOVUID 11 I ., '*.-,* VALU, 88C is-' 1.4 TREE LIGHT SALE! the - there fact , 'b' BEAUTIFUL POLAROID LAND CAMNA ' 00 STEEPED IN RUM AND RRANDY...IN I 1 I 2 LB, FRUIT CAKE C T, L Al? Leased Wire . • • • - WITH FILM CARTRIDGE, FLASH 1W • s, - WHITE PICTURES. COMPLETE i 1 ' C 8 ROLLS 0IL GIFT FO "OUDIRT so= in Dcc Dec. • • D1COAT1 PAM 5 WRAP KODAK INSTAM1ATIC CAMERA MAWKLYE VALUE _____________________________ :, - ' elir t1litilks to the ity children gather around .a Christ- this y Inns tree at the Little Red 7ations and hUfl(lre(lS oi individuals, working through d School Ii the Salvation Army. Most of th em sing Rest Ye Capt. Sharon Owens said today many civic groups, out of time, hut you don't think groups, and school church about that and you get out of S OR WALLS BRANCHES to think of death two days before Christmas. I I' FOR DOORS FOIL • I I CAN BE USED - I I NO. 90 -- Salvat'i*on Army least one of these kids won't be around next year and you get a GELS. PERMANENTLY BEALI11FUL - EASY TO ASSEMBLE ~. I I I I YCUR CHOICE-FULL SAN. TA CLAUS OR THREE AN- 99 - THE FORGOTTF.N 1 ONES . . Dec. 3- You walk along the en's wing at Seminole Me- , . 59 VOL. romise _______ WEATHFR'. Colder, p possible rain thru weekend. . GREEN TREE WALL PLAQUES 4 - 18 I ZIp Code 32771 Phone 322-2611 or 425-5938 CL , 0 ATTRACTIVE - CHRISTMAS • II w 4 1ISUVED . '....... ~ - 0 I I A - I JUST PINNIES - MAKESNUMBERS, SYMOLS,Urrt...UStS%TAPE. . I dg* of both doctor and pharmacist. In every modern Eckord Drug Store you will receive the finest, onost up-to-date Prescription service at Prices to low they Headquarters. Florida's 4 RAISED LITTER MAKE PLASTIC LARELS OF PROFESSIONAL QUAL"Y4N YOUR OWN HOME. LABEL "The Nile of America" * * * * on the St. Johns River I~ I! SELF-STICKING * * * * ,*q 1111111 DYMO 6 LI MIT RIGHTS Good Thru Saturday Prices DOROTHY GRAY .. $1 JO to " .. -. .. .N ,,~. __ " The medicine in a single battle was supposed to cure all .: ..: " - ..'"` r- 07 Q3FAMHYDRUG - JADE EAST ......$11S to $8.50 . , It .. DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN... P , ~- I . - CANOE........ $2-00 to FABERGE... $1.50 to $15 ENGLISH LEATHER. $1.00 to $10 ARDEN • MATCHABELLI....$Ot0$l00 BRUT.........$2.00ta$12.50 REVLON . . . . • •. . • • $3.00 to $15 ARDEN FOR MEN $1.75 to $5.00 DANA........... $2.00to$10 BRITISHSTERLING.$2.SOto$10 REVLON'S PUB....$2.00to$1O RUBINSTEIN..... $1.00to'$L7S / II - ' - Seminole County I ._ ~I , . ' -. Cheese I . 4 ---- - - , ,,. j J S .5- S S --5-- 5 1 1 5,, 1 - . 5 S - I I i .'-- 5- �6 0 - I - - - 1" - __Ji - -- T U Lif -r m.-a_.- -i--se I&iiw iu J *- i_i U _L f % I .~ .40 , V EN u11_L 11 - N Z#r- 11 wiry t;b Wma Page 2 - Der- PM91 1 966,1 IJ #;W; L, . . 1 .I , . ~kl 'I C Presented At , • 'Greatest . 1, .1 . i . ., I _zAr7 . . " ~, . . .~., I ______ . Christmcus Eve " - 28 1 :1 ,i l'izc -• - - - 90 - i, z Vietnam ther .11i$. Longwood - ' Lovefeast' 1 .. r . '• •____ c-y ' 1 Shaping ' UP 0 J • • - '1 ,,• . - 1 '1 I . It •; V. , , po siwphord iwohabL' . I reecmtly. cards I .1 i Will Speak MA*knd;c1 c : • Guild ' ut betnieflem prapriute 4 1 0 . I I, M ,ct 4 ri Announced For Nativity Church -' $ Association Program I 0 ) J ;9; 4 1, I ... i • . 1 ..., JLlS( Of 1. ##I '•.I I IIII&UI II lion or accident. "The war has escalated grad ually, the dangers have in ______________________________ _____________________________ Base creased." Mansfield said ill a - I,oticwood City C o if it e i I i higil I'll." 't I-'redvri, . I yearend assessment of the sit- Thur.dnv authorized City Enindividual property owners I)utiu-Unukin, the city's forme untion he analy7ed 12 months gineer A. E. O'Neall draw iltie to tIii' fact that. much of auditor, had reportedly esti ago as head of a Senate factplIkll., .ill(l spt.cifielitions anti tho properly but~vvvll the :..ki - 11111ted costs of tile audit fo finding team. road tracks hilt1 tlti' new Sit this year at $1,000. In a report published last Jan. put out for ItiI the paving of 17 appatintly is uvned by tht' In other hiisiiiess of thii lcikr Avenue. state :ititi &'ittiiiot be itsscsst.tI. ineutilig, council commendei Type paving agreed upon street is There is also a drainage prol)the wI)rk of the police and fin rt'silents of t's oil the street. tki'artmeuits in placing a light Iimt'tock stabilized with a (lotI- hem l(lflgi)O(I has a new auditor ed Christmas tree in the mid bit' surface treatment and is ith the hiring by Council dIe of Lake Evergreen on SI shtimated to cost $60 per front foot. The street Will he 1tirsdit' ('vetting of John Vita- I 131 to beautify the city. Jaquei to to 9 ,a To of Carol Festival Sch ed uled At the Holy Cross 1 .) feet Witte with 3 feet paved patrick, CIIA, of Sanford, to reported it iK hoped tile dec "audit the city hooks its soon orattiout on the lithe will be swuils on each side. The 'S,enior Choir of Holy its possible." COMP lilt atinual affair an( Paving will be front Oak I Cross Episcopal Church, San-1 Street, 660 feet west A maximum fee •,f $750 was Plans are being made for i of ford will present it FeFtival of 101cander. i;et foi- the service. 15-tout, tree ne--t year with i t Carols at 11 p.m. Christmas petitions for the paving of Eve with Choral Eucharist to 10range Avenue front Grant i follow at 11:30 P.M. Christmas Day, Choral Euc- The action, according inan I music. There will be no Church but baby sitters will be ugene Nativity scene to Christmas Eve lus1dcts objected to the -- - ' - I Christmas Eve lospital Children of the Church ! School will present the Christnina Story in pantomime at 7 invited to attend the pageant. Holy Communion services next week will ho at 7:30 n.m. Tuesday, at 10 a.:n., Wednesday, Plans Program and tit T a.m. Thursday. lotes In Deltona - By MII.1)UEI) IIANEY There added, 6 will he' a Christmas ______________ Lutherans Set Two Services ' 3 0 b I ! -' -- - p p -+ p. 'I, - . tit4,9't7"1' OH.,Jj / -- -. I I : - - -i I - • - ' • . . at, . I : - I _____ - - - . ?j I- t - i 1 . '"s , • w. - - ' at the -. . ANNUAL Sunday School Christmas program at Missionary Alliance Church. Sanford, was held at 7:80 p.m. Sundisy. Depicting yimnger beene were Mr. and Mrs. Wit!ter Clark, as Joseph and Mary. Children are Cindy Bobby Clark (standing) and (kneeling, from left) Kathy Brown, i Dorian Chappell, Brenda Brown, Jeff and Ken McGairi'ey, suns of Rev. -BLair McGarvey, minister of the church. A special Christmas service is i- (Herald Pkaotu) ii!j1L2,I vtu,lfl,414 'fiir ihi- Stindiiv's 7:10 - - urn. worhiu hour.-, ., -4 I .: - - - - ' , • .: ) WIl '!".; Sanford ' ,, i - ., ,. 11 - ____ 4' - N- - Soloist The only decoration is the ).trus. John Hs.ckwurth, wile beautifully designed Christ.- of the supply pastor ut Forest Monograms. Everyone who has City Baptist Church, will be seen them hit been deeply inn- featured soloist for the ii ii,tn. pressed. services Christmas Day. She The public is must cordially will sing "Holy City." P.ev. invited to the services and to Hacl:wurth has announced there tie Open House. will be- lit' evening service. - - - ---.- ---. _ -. , j ______ .,F) - -- ____ I - -- ---- ----- \ - -. - - -• NOW11RES P'"" .' - 1011111111110 - NO CARRYING CHARGO WHEEL ALIONMINT FRONT 80 MAN$ WHIEL •ALANCIN$ IATIUMS 405 W. FIIST ST. 17.2 At OIIOIA ID. 322'051 323.1632 Saigon lies 50 miles inland on the narrow Saigon River. AN INTEREST LADEN MESSAGE F!tom I THE SANFORD A TLANTIC NATIONA.L BANK The Sanford Atlantic Will pay 5% per anntun s- ' - - -7 i p interest on certificates of deposits of six .: * __ - . - V. months to a year, payable quarterly _,~~.,. -,","" .. ~,_-,,-,11 -11, - 1.1'_~ __ . . _. . - __ I& - - MiIdr.d I4y .',. 668-6631 D off on a Sophie Haines 668-4402 is, ).i . - r' (-.& - 1? • ' -.-... - a . • 'I--' - .. This nw kit.mt - Funeral Notice -4255 S. Seminale D.B.ry adv.rth.d is lint Ian, visiting - 1-d7flRArILJ.Ur, 41 tire '-'At-AU--Saint-s------- - - 1 I -' We win ~ my advWthed rue It 60 Services Set is - AND THEY COST NO MOlE! - - £IyIg will be no evening service. ___ .•-..-- Chapel To Have liaggett, 1)t-'lt.onu; Yvonne (Jliv- will he Rev. ltoi,i'rt S. Tt'rntati 10ev. Smith's sermon topic cr, Geneva; Olivia Scott and of the Mansfield, Ohio, F'sco for the day is "God's Wondrous baby boy, Lake Mary; Shirley Mcthodit Church. Gift." Juries and buby boy, Luke 10ev. 'l't'rmuni is it jaistor of 15 I Monroe; George Chester Scott, years experience ititti is ustiiu,i). Lu the Cm*feri'sicu uae. ill. - Ostee:i. _____ tt'titli'nt lii tIit '1',,Ig.I(I [jif ri,'t . . • M -UYkN" hI;Ei -.......I T" t- lds -i' Christmas Day Family 5crnod their two ('hiltirtli will be vice at St. Andrews Presbyher puiets, Mr. nod fly MILS. ItITCI1II HARRIS terian Church of Bear Lake Mrs. Charles ilrucitt of i.nku Chnistnuut Eve $urvicu at All will be at 30:30 urn., Rev. Mary. Saints Episcopal Church of EnGood Shepherd Lutheran Fred Guthrie, minister, has anJovitistloiri to the i,ul,lh to terprisu will begin with a carol nouneed. Both the Adult and Church, Sanford J'uluzu on attend the services, which nlso seivici, ut 11 p.111. followed at Children's Choirs will sing ape- Highway 17-92, will hold its will feature special singing II: If, 11.111. by the Festival Choannual Christmas clal Christmas songs, service each evening, Is extended by 1-411 Eucha rist and Seron, m t There will be no Sunday of carols and rundle at 11 p.m. Rev. (3iz'rI"s W. Warner, 11115Rev. Michael J. Kippeobroek, Sc hool th is week. Saturday. Scruaort topic will be tor ol the local •hui-rhi, iistr, will he assisted by Rev. --- ----The Young in Heart Club "Glory to Go(I.'I'hu Song of the JOtisseji E. Francis, retired, and will meet at noon Wednesday Angels". b, y (iturles C. Cottrell, lay loudmet the church fur a covered , The Christmas Day Sunday tn. Special Christmas music dish luochi-ori. blenabership in Service will 1 held at JO a.sn, UJldIIi1.5. (uS - Vusii,i,) i,.r. will be pristinted by thu choir vii (iii (ito, %ti*ijt flà, •1f this club is open to the public Sermon t.tijiic will he, "The ri. i, wte 'itiil 'i'i, us-...lay, with Ms-s. Oscar A. (loupel as '.t III i,& itt 2 It, ill M'ii'luy ,t otgusiiat, and those interested are invited Christ Ch il d". Sunday School itth*Ol4 k'EjH(j$ p1 iI.ssiu Will, will W a tten d the Jum'hevn. at U urn. oat ( hristsai*ts Day, Holy EuIuis), 5tsfts 1 or i'iiut,,,tI J.h,ti le jwtior high 'i'Ji public is invited to atWit . i, 4 111,z4 will be t't.ltsbrutt'd at H 14111- J AI Iii ic III ki y(iuJg people will hi- Christmas t'noJ by jOa:v. J. Gordon Psery, soil 11 n.m. 'i'hiu choir will slug Mtis,o,itl P.o- h ls- e , iii,, j pastor. caroling. at the latter service. .141 1(10111 IIIMI 5, ' __:, today's and., c.ndltlans,. $afe Services Sets Services . . - Wednesday, the Christian GOC Shephe rd - - I lheotiies at Necessity," Rev. St. And rews Family Service _ ,. Guaranteed Women's Fello%vship will twrve Ihscharges scripture reading at Bear Lake for •I'h1er(';ht Ann Wallace, Ruby dinner the Sportsmen's Methodist Church in a special Candlelight Christmas Eve Alderman, Clarke I,. Litton Club sit the church. Ily J 1 J l AA IIAItTOS At 7:30 p.m. Thursday, there 9prvice, "A Festivul of Nine and baby boy, 1hirburu A. A ClirhifinuH F,ve CandleLessons and Carols," at 7:30 Estes and baby girl, Janice will be a CWI" 'xt'utiVt' """(1 light Communion Service will p.m. Tile service is 'based on liolvoirib. F,llen J. liall anti bu- ineeting. be conducted lit 8 p.m. at tile an ancient one held annually j 1 by buy, Sandra L. Xitdienku, Altamonte Springs Community King's College Chupel in Cam- I~ Baby boy liortidurf, Clitllerint~ , Chuliel (11nited Church of L. Mchiak, L.ee Graham Huntbridge, England, 'hirist), Rev. Wayne Smi th bus Simone and baby InstrUmen ta l enseni}Je for er, Julia an nounce'd. Use program will be made up girl, Shirley J. Dreifuertit, and New inemberii will be received of Rev. Robert Miller, pastor baby boy, Betty Swearingen at tills time and the service, the church, and Mrs. Grant and baby boy, Sheila Dorminey whIjehi will tell Lite Christmas Mueller, Cathy Gibbons, Carol and baby girl, Robert Charles Story in scripture and song, I rwi n , Peggy hoover, I'ete huh I)effely, Sheldon Walker, lions Sa'elal services will be tori- will he open to the l)Uhuic. and Earl Hayter. .%iiiia:iis, Sn n ford; Nable ducti'd at F'rce Methodist Christmas l)uy there will be Ophirlia Lisk, The church will have CoinCasselberry; ('hutch of Sitnfi,i- i, 500 W. tily, one service, at 9:30 n.m., munion and Christmas Mcdi- Geneva J. Spaulding, John Ii. Fourth Street, iii. 7:80 p-i., at the Chapel. A nursery will tation at u 10 a.m. family tier- -SillilvY, Bernurd Suvage, I)e- disily, Wednesday through Still- lit- provided but there will bif vice on Christmas Day. There Bury; Andrew iteppu, Irene day of n••xt week. Evangelist tie Church School. of 1 - DUNLOP TIRES i Plans Special I'OT$fr - - r Supper F,--tllt-t!s Kosillski, Delt()llaBirths RIDE SAFELY ON Free Methodist ,'ac/T _______________ i :~~Affffj ~,~Rl )[-W I `1& S 1M A.) iA#FRRI t - Communion Nancy MYF Is Host 'TO District Regular schedule of services at 5:30 timid II n.m. at I"lrst. Presbyterian Church, Sanford, will hi' followed Christmas Day. Rev. Virgil L. Bryant Jr., minister, will speak on "The Birth o f God." Scripture lesson will be taken from I1uke 2:1-20. high School Choir will sing at the early service and the Junior Choir and Chancel Choir at the later service. I lay Adventist Church. family, will present a prograni Beatrice i'l. Wal te rs, Dt'Bary; n.m. Chnistintis Day service is of music. ; "When the Spirit of Christlillis presented through music and Sanford, a girl. - • Regular Services There will lie oidy one tier. vice, at. 11 a.m., Saturday witi I )E(EM ItEU 22, 1966 tolta Christian Church at 7:30 h'astor James Ilamrick jr .dni issions to thit' p.m. Pi'it it' t'rVitp, cha rge. Itaptism services viI1 be I ii\ Iii Iyutr IiuhiuI(1 Myers, iui'tiiiers hilt' to itttt'tni coiiiitietcil lit -1:3(1 P.111. The Christmas Story will be y - i MARYANN MILES . Iloly Communion services wit lie conducted at 7:30 to day at Forest Lake Seventi fy, hattie Belle Van Boy, Aili Sing at the I )i'ltntiit Shopp ing viii', iiier Oliver Bentzinger, S. Colvin, Ellen B. Veitnuuei', Plaza. In Bear Lake for the acquiring of inalust t-y uitid operation of the facility. Indient loris sire this Indus. trial coiti in iss inn would iioit hi' gi vell taxi rig jiowers. given With dt'nihI 1w' for legisluil ivit hearings drit WI tig non r, lqta h lteprosi'ntntivo t1 ark (li'vi'l:t rid Jr. and 1'oni li1t' I)nnit Id wilt-lied t hat thii' city t'onitiiisk,,i a rid (he Chnnihtq study group must ikeick, on what special legisla. tive action will be necessary to i mu ph t' Jii('iIt future uit'(1U Is it ion and olit't'iitjofl. Ck'vt.land ik't'la rod the study giotijis rituaL "expedite drawing up of legislative requests," but both groups indicated more study WitS iieeded before this can be untie. City Conimnissioners probably will discuss the matter sit length with City Attorney ViI. 11am hiuit-ehison at the tiext meeting, set for Dec. 27. The Chamber study group indicated they will meet. again "soon.,, - (;t1S MIrIII:f,s Gus Michels, 79, of Sanford, died Thursday. Horn In Onalow, Iowa, he mnov('cl to Sanford 21 years ago. lbv was a retired farmer and a member oil the Sanford Congre. gallon of Jehovah's Witnesses. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Hessie M. MR'hels of Sanford; three sons, Dale of Flint, Mich., and Lowell and Glenn, both of Anainosu, Iowa, and a daughter, Mrs. Lavonna Clark of Orlando. 1"iinerah and burial arrangements are under direction of ltrissomi Funeral home. tinged ~ ________________________ ____ __ - _____ Communion Service Service Set ___________________ provi School be _____ I _____ aiques, Street to the new alignment Sit 427 %%ere withdrawn at harist will be itt 10 a.m. with '1 0f the petitioners' request. the Junior Choir providing the ________ _____ 11 I Area Deaths Pondered Longwood Longwood OKs Street Paving , _____ - II M101flel IF - - - -u 7 - '' At Grace For _____________ 111111111,11, ('1111111,.1.4tel. -It'an lilt'tilit'll, (jell Illothel., 3erry llodgel% 1 mmi('ll. 1 ! i't flil7.zt'hh, 'l'vrt'y A yen II. Third VOW, Ceorgo darpenter, I mm ii'h, Curl 1 taunter, iVIl('C I InrL.ninn, Michnel I tatton zintl Kip . nii-%ion mid of the industrial Vietnam cease-fire. 011 19.'ll the 4-ity i,avv t lit, quires the Inise property soin "In a .sense. it is a controlled. .41vvi-hillillent study Committee federld govertimcnt 1. 1112 neres himl of itidustrilil votiltilisgiol lirnitc'(I said the x'nsive, of t ilt- Seminole ('Lmty ('linni- hut failed to iniltiIt' a is'vertvr voulil proha)1v he authori7.eI pipe-smoking Senate leader. her of Commerce. ilause in I he :igit'enn'nt. ) as itti ittlinitiistraitive utgc'iic • - --- ----"But it's a war which could get out of hand through miscalcula I I Sponsor ____ Ilnihuek, of I Service Planned i 1.00ii:u'd Station is not. day Party Min ster al (I --- I 'M 'h '.' scripture '. ('tU S('OITT I 0 1 of holy ('rOMM Church gaiheER giftR for ChrhI4tnms )ink&s for till, needy. ['ruin left. front row nrc SVhhlhim flti',zehl1 (ruovor, Fred Frnnk Melnine, Dnvid Woodruff, Mkh:u'I icc. N. (. lOIU'I'S, 1IMitflflt (iI1)I'11U4t(r, Mfl. Sidney Groover, (1Cm flU)- • and the danger of expanded W h:t legislative act inn, if The study r'min itt s'i', hend'? All IliseuMsion Was ''tolntivc conflict has increased in the any, will be needed for proCIifCii'ti K jlhj,i, nit't ly iiehiilnns'' since Lite Nuvzi past year. po,.d future municipal ndmiti- 'l'htii•% d Air duo to clog it He saw a fl icker of hope and a istratiim the Naval Air tO. tititil tt)15 awl qui'stInns of ho sioni'i. to iliseuss ho shall I step in tile right direction ill the tion propt,rt\ will be the stillIll t In' JIS acquire it firt, it lilt i1swerl'(1 ci t he .tnt rids U.S. request that U .N. Sct're jc'ct of holiday homcvoik for yet thry-General U Thant seek a mtmli!rs of Sanford city corn- piopirt y --.'itid how. In the event. the city in' First Southern i I ----- " .. met i it .4 r) Q ___________________________________________________________________ -. I first Joint Choirs custom -- once A Bob Jones Grad - GI AS1B%GTON (AP' i, the dnnsfield team warned Ste Demtx'ratic leader 'Mike that the war could engulf nita Mansfield sees th troubled Thai I'('flt Laos, move into Cambodia land the seeds of another \'iet and ('Ilipt, too, in Thailand. Now. \lnnsfield said, the Unit nam-style war. The learly ingredients of thei I Vietnam 'tar are there, he said. men in Thailand, "a very A.._ . spill deeiib'il ti1i'?'flo over duo ciIii itiuiiuiiii inos are iein to help cope with rebel forces, tion a year ago" lie snid Amer he added, and, as was the I icans 're ferrying troops by air ease In \'ietnnrn. they are cast In northeast ThMIaIid to cope ItIi insurgents there. RS advisers, not combatants. "Wt,could very . wc.]I linve in' prospect another N'ietilaill"',I MaN little hope that (It(' holiday ; Mansfield said in an interview nu'cs in Vietnam would be cx Thursday. ''Our policy in Thai tended through mid February, land seems to Ilo, same path. And in Vietnam itseir: "1 look for a long. dran out struggle." Mansfield said U.S. efforts at Use peace have produced "no prog "....-... Church. - - - - I A Merry CIiristmas' For 7 Firemen NPSV VOIU( (All) A 'rl,,ie stnni,,o gotirl ;ir,tl c-beer, rintptmle e'rrrdnrp and stood at atIn ri fifln ritte arai saint I- ff"Wif"), The sttetehar was snappeil qtinrn ascot ° rrcpwcl til tt,c,t,qriralq cci above t he r;efl through the cereroonlJ Then he s O lmsted ct,eeu'it ltc'If hlnnrc' as di,,- 'Merry Christmas, fire I rrridr that s endeul A h1f rlqk lag denthi In fl,c antI htra'k to a waiting ambtilmj'p'. qrtitike t0fil every step res The episode brought a new The stretcher bearers rtietl cd'VPfl of their rounurnckq burst, at cheers from hurairerls fully following firstaid training rapped by a four story Pnilklinig of fire'mev', on the street and the not to shake an injured man ' (lint t(ul In pce'tl cm (lie rn, spectators toward the front of walked in broken step. te One liv one. the SPVCO men (br' crowd watching the fire that crOwn cheered again. were dragged oral 'rhiitrsdny wrecked an unoccupied building I.ccnres of firemen like sailniighi? non early (rainy from be. urn (tilt Avenue n-ear 45th street. nrs climbing Into the rigging of huiriti hln,ing wreckage antI tons Cause of the fire was not dc- a sailing ship clambered onto or wtnttl nr i(i metal which rrmld terminerl Immediately, the apparatus and some of them bin vi' been their tomb. The seven men were trapped lined tip on the long, spidery None sip;ienrr'tl to bp gerkuisly about U) p.m . and the last was girder of a water tower. They hrrn,gb$ to safety at I:211 am. waved their hats They clapp.'l The sisth nrinim rescued - his The rescue of the Inst man their hands. They yelled as the fnu'e lilnrkc'ncal and his uniform Inched rift one of the most rita solemn procession moved tolit smnirrklng rags - snt rip on a matic' scenes In the fire depart- ward the ambulance. The roars qtrrtch,er. grinned, waved to ment's history. of the spectators grew krndev.I"lre Crinri ma las loner Robert 0. The man, who was conscious, The fireman on the stretcher I ,owery tind gasped: "Merry was assisted by a rio-ten resetue his fare red from the fire ('iiriqtmn,q, c'rnnmlqsfrrnv'r." squad firemen from the sagging heat- lifted his head a bit and I.rneprv. glimned by the man's structure whose collapsed floors waved. haul pinned him for hours. Fresh in the mind of every 1,ike those saved before him, man was the night of last Oct. he was placed on a metal. 17 when 12 firemen died In. a framed stretcher carried by floor collapse In a building at Madison Square - the greatest I I eight firemen Almost as if rehearsed. 100 tragedy In the lAl.year history firemen and police formed a of the fire department. ¶ The Rolling Hills Morsviayi children were publicly examined . Nativity Scene, eTmeted by i Church wil l have a Christmas concerning the knowledge of the children of Plrst T'rnit.e- . Eve Lovefeast and Candle- the Christmas story and origcostal Chu rch of Longwood, B RtV. THOMAS H. MAKIN light Service at :O p.m. at the irnd poems were read which was the outstanding event f . ...' • the Covenant Church of Altamonte Springs Community they had com posed. " the annual Christmas program . . . 4 Wc' cannot aseortath exactly th e date of the birth of 'Bishop de Watteville then House. - of the church. thrist. For more than iOfl years people observed His Birth on the happiness in which spoke In telling of this ancient Portra'hig Mary was Pamdate of the Church set th e 'various dates. in A. Ti. 8b4 day on service, Rev, David B. Burkc't- we nhzrc as a result of Christ's the cia Hsi'es whil e Warren Drumof probably to offset the obi4ervlinc' was 'fli'i. 21,. This it.,, minister, sttes, 'The early birth. passion. and wounds, Joseph. Angels in holiday. Eastern Orthodox mond was "'PltURt of Saturn, a pagan Roman Christians niet and broke hrea4 and of his 'kindling, blood-red Far many years the scone wore Teresa Hayes, "h'1stiuns observe Christmas on .lunuary G. togeth er to signify th eir fellow- fl ame in each believing heart, •ltit't Hutchings, Windy Cunwst4i1e observed Christmas as a religious festival only, but ship and love. In 1727, the Mo- thereby.' To help th em renwmdiff and Llc'welyn Cundiff. re in. pt ms c er unrelated cus to th o and grkdnafty many pagan ravian Church revived this her this. each child th en recci'Playing th e part of the 1. oascm hccuuw so rowdy in England that th e Puritan- in practice, "tabliriling the cup- ~ ed it lighted candle wrappe,d _... ts in Three Wise 'Mon wore Richard torn of celebrating the great with a red ribbon. This custom Bayes, Timmy Cundiff and .-..'l....,...l • • .i_ L:_•s_ nuiujn 'dfWr.d1UiIIU n,u I,uuweu %m. ceienmung church frUs1U ?dIIP R1ffl. The Scnnclinuvik. oriinuted hi Christmas tree through the Mora'*'The toethnr of * simple meal Eve spread WnTC Lee Dures, David in p-Chritian timna, common w wip known * * "Loveftiast," The viai'i world." Drummond, Erman Butc)iIng *sion the people made their sacred Regular worship services of meal consists of a cup of coffee CHTL1)RE! of the First Pentecosta' Church of Longwoocl enacted t ivc in Germany was and Liavici Yarhorough. f "Christmns festivals. ?iaLrUn Luther and * sweetened birn, s(rVei thc Rolling Hil1 "NatIvity scene" CItIT'iTlg the BTITIUR1 CThristma progrtm of the church Other feutufls of the prorhpethe first man to use lights on a Christmas tree. He i to the congregation in the pew. Moravian Church to be lestaWednmday evening. Thirteen children took part, in the scene. . zWd they represented the ginry und beauty of the stilrs above grain wort'. skits antJticd "'The The first Lovefeasts of the Mo- blished in this part of the state, 1. 2kdtflehem an the.- night of Christ's birth. People did not, ex- Gifts of Love," with Gayle ravain Church in North Auwri- are being conducted at the Alcompany in Thompson, Efida T}umipson, until fairly riHthuLU 'cimge ca were held in Savannah, Ga.. tt ('ommiznity House on Assisi is known Janie Lou, Brenda Latt and duced the first. in 3P4,'l. Friincis of 7i=r1n" d Avenue sit the "Th thnr of caroling. In 222fl 1w placed In his church a Teresa Cundiff and "Christas the time. foa,t, with its lighted candles, inns for Mr. Goldbrick" with sprout] all and afuu' •thi*; the :mini tia'o Nativity is one of the most beautiful Ronnie Reid, Joan Rigshy and "over thFChrlsthin world. services the Moravian At Present 'Song J Church. The custom originated It bns become customary far many to deplore th e "corn- Patsy Grant. Acting the parts In "HIS _ __ _____ ____ 'ThcrcialiKUl1' of the Christmas Season. There is no denying Nativity on the European continent at o Name" were Erman Butching f fl as millions buy industries 'that t fncts most •• I I •••••• J1LILIU'tJfl, J0 -111 411.% , 4U t.IJ I - . Je II1I1UUIJI n1i more of almost every kind of product as Prophet isaib and Edward time the men year 1747. a.t that ' Bud ?at this keuan that at any other time of the year. Some CUIiLIiff, Fred MeLoar ()(1*' •. arid woman who shared the Beryl Smith, Enjoys Annual stme depend upon Christmas shoppers for 2l per cent of Burgess, Kenneth Mohler and with th e Jack Van impe Evan- __________ Moravian the of the Community direction of Don Mohlcr us speakers. spells the entire year. For some It the sales they make during Presbyterian Church of Lake Church occupied the castle of 'it gelistic Association, wil l bt 'Christmas Customs" N ll__ • ' th diff erence between making a profit and going broke. t t e r a via.. guest speaker for daily $ffl' ICC5 presented "Song of BethMarientiorn in W a ?sury , at this given y Nancy Drummond. ". . 1. '- :Xany people make extra milney 'with part-time job+or i h!hem" us their annuid Christ- They find their families it -was announced no morn- ut First Southern Methodist season. Christmas is c'.nninrnrcializod, but this is not all had. devotions in the castle. Church, Sanford, beginning __ inns program. :, it is pofisib to to make money out of tJ'e observance and to ing servicass will be hold Christ, Christmas Day and continuing: ______________________________ "On Christmas 'Eve, 1747, ~ The social bull of Natiritr F . , Youth of the Sunday Srhnol - .got spun a portion to hnTior Christ and to reach a= to help mus Day, but the regular through Now Your's Day. represented churacti-riz in still Bishop John deWatterilie can- 1 Catholic- Church. Lake Marv, ____ others.. Let us try to look at all sides of this mutter. 'The Young People's Service will dueled a service for the chilThe church is located at 2460 _______________ transformed into a Christ. scenes as two readers read take place at 6 p.m. and Sanford Avenue. 'ret sin of America is said to he overdoing everything, if while the dren belonging to this group, mas wonderland for the annual w overdo Christmas, it is at least in connection with the Evangelistic Service at 7 P•Tfl their elders also being present. Rev. Smith is a graduate of holiday party of the Women's A choirs ziiud congrecatinn sung The membership was Invited rnat.eat event that ever happened in our sinful world-the Bob Jones University. While It was a very informal meetGuild Monday might. , snnrF pertaining to the vurious I RLEV. BERYL SMITH .: com*w-4nto the world of the Son of God, our Saviour and to "Pray the Old Year Out~ing. Christmas h'mns were Husbands attended with the scenes. aps the man who "underdid" Christmas worse than Shout the New Year in!" at voted during the summers with - :Lord. Perh Tht Tots Chair opened the sung, some of them antiphnn- members and special guests ether parson was the innkeeper at Bethlehem. J. C. watchnight services at the crne of the Bob Jones Ensemble. program with the song "Little ally by the presiding minister were Father Albert LeMieux, : - Patrick makes ,him say these wardit as lit, looks bact. to that chura-h Neu, Your's Eve from I He also has done gruduum ~ Baby Jes,uh." Junior Choir sang und the children, stome as "lot., Paul Levis, and Mr. and Mm :evcmtutn1gbt: 7:80 Li' midnight. study there and, later, after "Away in a Manger" and "A some by the whale group. The James Hay. __- -"Could kick myself I had no room some experience in the evange. The buffet table held tasty I Prayer at Christmas." *I For two who came in twilight gloom. listic field, war, called ba.ck to dishes prepared by members. The Adult Choir sang "As For In my byre-whore donkeys neigh, 1. the university to serve as a Decorations of pine needles and i i And oxen munch the dry, dun hay, member of the teaching faculty pin, cones were placed advanin Excchiis," "Canticlue de Beyond the stall that rodents gnawI in the Bible department. tageously on all tables except Noel," "Star of the East," and ' Their Bube was horn on bed of strSW. "Be is an outstanding speakthe main one, where center"A Star and a Song." - : With tidings of an angel-choir. or who stands without apology piece arrangement was of canTh e congregation participated Three shepherds came to my old byre; upon the word of God," Rev, dies and poinsettias surroundin singing "0 Conic All 'Ye --I laughed to hear-It sounds so odd!A Christmas progrstTn Wits Faithful," 'tHarll the Herald Masses for Christmas at lNa Charles Bennett, pastor of First ing a Madonna.. tivitr Cutholic Church, Lake Southern Mothodiht, states. presented at tile First Snuthern 'I Angels Sing," and "Silent Mrs. Walter Krohme Jr. and I ' ': ' - - That night. of frost, lured by the Star, Ma , Rev. Bennett Advises he "is Methodist Church -by the Sun-INlight.#1 ~ _____ Mm Cecil Eagleton were in Three kings rode from lands ufar; n. Miguel Garcia, pastor. pri vileged to inodue, charge of the decoraticuL Seminole County premiere day School Departments Sun- Choir directors were Richard _Z--WJth gifts they came their King to groot There will he a Chrismus speaker to the congregation The meal carigisted of foods ~ Keogh and Mrs. Kay Sussman. "The Restleatt Ones," described And bowed themselves at the Babe's feet.. Eve Midnight Muss and Masses and to the city of Sanford" day evening. O rganist was Mrs. Mary Anas a penetrating motion picture ranging from ham, lasagna., -fto e with Cold; Th elm" lined My -low.p. on Christmas Dav 'will he at and invitas the public to attend The program opened 'with a I demon. that dares to provide an answer roasts. salads of all k-izds, to e grown old? But what wc4h t r % s and III a.m. and Ut 12 nOon. the servls whiu are to bn piano Prelud "1 Beard The Gityla Galloway war Mary, to youth's relentless search for homemade breads and cakes, Bud 1 but known, I'Iltcft my bed The Triple Trio from Semi- at 7:30 p.m. daily. as Day," Bc1l On ced by Father Miguel David Benson was Joseph and reality, is scheduled for 7:30 was To alatip in ttiat rumshucl:le alled. note High School will sing at Miss Brands BannetL The fa- Lenore Beasley war, the anrel. p.m. Jan. 26-26 at the Sanford ~ Garcia, Nathity pastor. --"- I'd named this inn, for love of them, Midnight Mass and Paul the , liar prophecy of the coming Wise men were Barry Rodlum, Civic Center. Following th e dinner, San ta D. Lewis. tenor. will sing "Partia l - -. !of a Messiah from Isaiah 9:6 Stanley Howell. and Danny I Claus, John Stanidevicz, visiThe film is produced by the Angolicus" and "Ave Maria" ________________________________ ______________ was quoted by Mien Florence Schnitzler. Shepherds were Ray Billy Graham Evangelistic As- ted the group, asiizig each during Communion. Wilson. The local pastor, Rev. Benedict and Timmy Brooklyn Bociation and is being shown member what she wanted for On Christmas Day, at the if) Charles Bennett, welcomed the and readers were Craig Keogh here through auspices of the Christmas and getting such anV. n.m. Muss, the Bishop Moore Ittirs and led the can and David Cochran. Sanford am Ministerial Asso. Fwers at, "a million dollars " '. ': .1'.1 . I Glee Club will sing under the tiona] singing of "0 Come All "Cary Grant," "new car," and Children in the Tote Choir ciation. direction of Sister Mar3' Tereac. 'Ye Faithful." "There's A Song were Beverly Huested. Ted di 2ev. Robert M. JenLins of many others in the same lightThe Christmas Eve Commun______________________ Air" as sung as a Brooklyn. Marty Wilber, Kyle Lite First Methodist Church, hearted spirit. in The ___________________________________________________________ ion and Canidleligliting Vesper ________________________________________________ tb League ~ Keogh. NII.Tiry , special by Epwo. ''. Shaeffer, Briun I premiere chairman, advireE Mrs. Krohne and Mrs. Wright ' I Service at Grace Methodist Choir. I Lloyd, Pain Brool:lyn, David "The Sanford Area Ministerial won the door prizes, Church will begun at 6 p.m. A trio, Elisabeth Priest, ,Tohti Jenkins, Leslii 'Wilber, Judy Association, feeling the pangs The guild presented Father Friends of the church are in______________ ____ __________ Bennett. and Susan Bennett, Smith, Angie Lloyd arid Cam of youth 's rebellion, wants to Garcia a gift certificate and a vited to thisbeautiful and satig 'Sitci is Be in Yonder Ste'veii spiritual bouquet. Gifts from jt_ - do sniethirtg . . Stull ? " Eve!%Vonr rutir "14. 1 In ti,(. ' turt. of tbib group feel the i'yiorinn Church will present a rumcnt and lights. The Corn. Came Upon A Midnight Clear"i Paula Winakauski, lane Free- Billy Graham Evangelistic As- distributed by 7 munion meditation by tile pas, ve program at : 6iristmus E Christmas Carols were sung mun. Mary Jenkins, Claudia mociation had at least part of p.m. lii White Hull. The pro- tor, Rev. Robert M. Temple Item"; followed by a wi trio of Vickers, Patty Hueted, th Walter Krohne and Mrs. answer, Ann the gram has been complied by Mrs. Jr., will be on the subject of girls from the Junior Depart- Freeman Lyniette Green, Jackie of "In conjuction with the Billy Folly Lane taking turns at the ment, Sherrie Bowen, Louise ~ Crocker. Pam Lloyd, Rosemany Grahuni Assc)ciation, we have orgun. Paul I.,ewis, tenor, sang At the Christmas Day War- Priest, • Participating will be the' Sonand Barbara Bennett, Green, Wayne Winakouski, Da- scheduled the showing of the "0 Holy Night," "Ave Maria" . Service, 11 ior, Intermediate and Junior ship ~ . . -1 a.m, Rev. whe) sunr "Silent Night." ~ ,vid Sumner, Colin Keogh and dramatic film presentation, and '$e My Love," accompanied Choirs under the direction of Temple will preach on the suband Primur Jessie Wester. The Beginner "The Restless Ones," which by Mrs. Lane. Father Garcia Rev. Gllimrt Buily. supply min. ject of "The Word Made Flesh," Department -hoir aunt two i Mal:inr up the Adult Choir brings to its viewers in clear, I sang "Adeste Fideles," accom. be the sixth itner. I'iano uccom1nnist will in a series under the numbers, "God's Book" and were Lena Gleason, Ettie Jane unmistakable terms, e shock- partied by Krohne, send Mrs. eneva, Rev. Charles Peterson, and Mrb. Peterson, title of "The Secret of Christ "Away th Mrs. H. L. .lohnsomt, in A Manger." The Keogh, Phyllis Howel l, Maggie Inc depth which today's teen- Lane sang "Away in the Manchurch. There Was a Priceless urray of ('Id I young people from the Upsala The meeting of the Method- children, each weurizir a 1wight! Baker, Betty Kozuun, Betsy Itu. agers can go in searcb of ger," with Krohrie as accomred satin bow, who participated I gonste in, Christina Parkinson, thriu1. it reveals the treachery punist. 11Cighborhood and ull residents ist Youth Fellowship and the . Z~~ .Ionging to . John Wesle.r. cirm. 1779, on displuy ~ llf tilt. volilillullity. uF well up Commiusion meatitirs normally were Murtha Wormington, Emi- ,1 Thelma Brewer and Jean Brook. of sin, the need for repentance, i -Nancy Bowen, Culvin' lyzx, uoprunus; Libby Smothers, and the transformation wMch *tluring the fteiiioon. Njority of the items dated the general public, art invited scheduled for the fourth Sun! ailla Jeff Williams, Karlu Putty Cooper and Kay Sazamnun, Christ along brings (Ilerald Photo) rom I 850 to 1880. to a life. I will be canceled to enable day to attend. ~_F Adult. interested in youth families to be together this Wormington, Debbie Bowen, and altos; Charsee Rifle, baritone, Tommy Bowen. and Robert Rugenetein, Kei th and teenagers of the area OF I I .I The Scripture readings from Keoch, Mike Parkinson and urged to am the movie. Tickvta Scout Troop 507 will not meet a.. 2 St. Luke and St. Matthew were Rev. Atlec Stevens, basses, are available from any of the • Monday. given by Bowen and churches in the Association or Calvin Williams. Mrs. Keith from Bernard Barkey. ticket & 09 Bowen singing "0 Holy Night," sales -preceded the brief Christmas r serm on by Rev. Bennett, who Holiday quoted many sources in the Families of Barnett MemoB JANE CASSELBEI{RY The Lutheran Church of the Bible' where reference' is made rial Methodist Ch urch, Enter- i Tile Methodist Youth Fellow~ hadeenter, W. 25th Phice, is to tht: uuniv of JeuuE. . I Prize, wW meet at the church at i 0 . planning two special Christmas The program concluded with ship of Ciesselberry Community Fri6 P.m. today for a covered dish I Services, all singing "Joy To The World," Meth odist Church was host llowed by a Chrjstnia. On Christmas Eve, 11 :'Jti p.m., and the pastor's closing prayer. day night to 31 churches of supper fo Part tree, and showing f the Christmas Candlelight Carol A special visitor at the ser- Christ The King Subdistrict at . a Hobo Party held at McClath' fumn. Santa Claus will be on - Service will be conducted by the vice was little "Jimmy", ii bend with treats for the cliii, Rev. Herbert W. Goensa with tient at Sumilund Hospital in beach on Luke Triplet. Everyunt attending was asked ciren. the meditation "The Wonderful Orlando who is sponsored by -• ____________________ to cress 3D 0000 attire ano oriuig Meaningful Message ci! Christ- the young people of the church. cont bu on ri ti for the hobo • mis s. " The children sand adults gaith. The Christmas Day Service ered eagerly in the usembly Stew, which tamed out eurprjs: will be at 30:30 a.m. The Junior room around the Christmas tree Uigiy good even though there '. Choir will sing me special where R. D. Priest, Sunday wati it prep009°rancc of beans. Also on the menu were dough. • Christmas anthem, Julia Guersa, School superintendent, weleumand marshmallows. first year student at Cuncordia ad the guests and distrIbuted --No The group * i enjoyed . singing; I , Saniinatry. St. Theological Louis, the gift. to the children stud WOMS ig 1% I 41 .1 I _______ . will serve as Litux'giitt. .v"-:' tilt!teachers. Delicious spiced around the campfire. ''• s'.• A_ 1__ .. Vll'9 P iiki WI!TT' DYVUfl1. UI 13W UDL I"Cihhi i.L U5It UTIU v-, t' . W. .. rP. 0. Box 1214 . of Open Rouse, 7.5:30 p.m., )'" ________________________ V , - ." 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F]nrl PuIsh I'm . r. .. u. :, u• PPII Dell I _ ___________________ ___________ I ________ pop- p about getting pmrace negotiatiow FREEDOM programs br the' Congress coin The E d I tor cm Vietnam started. ifl back in I67 world hooted reaont that I The Communist then an sonic Up to this point everything fuoncc to the number of '7 Ldithr, Herald: r- Phony. it said That's what it books likt the same old think ii h'e the south end iiiiit (U tt ouhd I sd your column saio iat ocr again But not quite open of the coun. oommentiTtV on lii I OU ma iit4 I I (I I) I fi go cock sent ;act imissarie n icthrison went to the dothii When t.tti U l L (First The Sanford Herald and enjoy the disnee to th e orld Nothin g cam: I he had are lando for their purchase rathe r ltt liumpital in October 19 in IC IC uSC 4ssL Th K n. notliixig i ex c te d the miraculouL the most Sanford him be hind I tak, Is- than drivuig to Id 5iiZniIS liT C (imt oh it performance in peacetime It gi Although I aec that s ni South Seminole out 1th some of your corn. A ILSIdI iii of Then there s the phrase lati('fl hat 'ri' Congress in hi' Dec- ok County rewdent re gard ourits does not need to drive irritates Johnson sasths rts and your paper icular geograp ar t had t er ichicd it as a their tori 4. credibilits gap nOrindo i one of those less of up ember 14 Just pbs should use the '17" tags Th 1 ere this mc last year Arthur J. stunning )ob. a8e anatber re Y Parl, It was more than th at. it wa c;fIit* in Winter tag Goldberg. U.S. ambassador inc ndOLIc U sumon' to jc,im Ire ttirt•e milci from litUt'over the United '\tiOmis ttrao1 dinar li ad# i hiip son u rtaizil more I hi c tia e a great c orite ssiun. C n rres pond e Herald oealing wi th Congress driving than r(tn'enIvxIt problem here maintaining our B But he had no such luck in Orlando. Sanford or either credibility. 3V%)II and niia never have again It has ordy He meant wi th foreigners and $452DB UI 81$ The rodd was down this sear. in to sears that tags have th Americans at home politics. He uailab1e from stations located wi Lake Mar e These widespread doubts he influence and in I m the Casselbe rrs aia Prior his I uU strn In the Cstrt whether failed to do MeL Ynces MMII M explained. deal with c, this winter Park U?-6Z1 But once the the United States can be trusted political campaigns and the Re location. ilciser about one or publicanc made gains in the Ca$$ber Lake MOW to tell the truth Oran purchased m were tags elections isdbeTT' M. Jane Mrs H L Johnson even easier another private peace feeler Ieame it Counts, For a man as outgoing back. 936-6046 with whether Its leaders reafls to ctintz'iue their use said slapping and talkative at John Cu1uoth rsuing what has been Lon gwood ter ears a pu hasing the tags in la son his conduct Wok a strange Liza Baker M i a path of peace Mrk iinn by mail He has talked praccalls 365 The sWor behind this was a tUfl • Perha;ii 'OU ma' not the elections. he DeBar' tuler not at all since North Orlando aware that the Man Corn rumor about a coo ped up in his stased has MrkI'hn IAqIflt Vietnamese Mr Mn)s Prier as a convenience to their from the North tmt'5-4 88-fttI1 ttiiIployeeb, has made s.rrage- Communists. it got all complex _______________ Dritomi nients for the tags to be pur- and mixed up. Osten Mrs. M'drcd Hae.c Last week American credibiliethased and delivered from the Mrs. Clarence Sn der 6is-sasi plant. These tags also bear the t' got involved again when Red: 1122-4541 Ejiterpriwe number "7". and rnssriy of their China charged that U.S. p1anes Oviedo Mn.. Rltrhk Harris t'ziiployees are residents of bombed residential areas in haMis.s Ituth Davidson nul, the capital of North VIetSeminole County. 365 653 _____________________________________________ May I again repeat that auto. __________________________________________________ Farmers in New Jersey and mobiles owned by Seminole Texas have employed geese to County residents SHOULD be*X herd cheep. Persistent honking the "17" tag, but the uiifiuirh '~ ui tags in Orange County Is not and wing flapping and an oc# quite so deliberate as you some- catailonasi sup on a sheep's tall or ear keeps the herd in hue. rs,co ,. 9% iwtt ! times make it sound. ______________________________________________________ - . bixicereiy, W$•fl'ON £S&) "Is&4s$k Mrs. Robert S. Moore Jr. ai 4.Ii.$A$ _ vaaa %t,I.i,,I.151t. ttr.'lSt$S • OUUU01J •i' MOMI1M1 *1I*5*hIZ$ L*SINI %tG*S*NSI. £av.rtl.1a$ Director *$dItISt. i,.dttc,.i rues. sia vas.i To 1' 1 MODEL 12201 J 1 1/4 /2% CCOU nt CURRENT ANNUAL Savin C gs ' ' RATE .: Pyl" AiI'i,l IMI'll'I'- • tM . • ______ i.i.i.s a.'iIIta, busic1. Pasties..t' ,..,t. .- i.-' • arid (tmr5p1WS; .aiauIs t*eISTI ..•• & tiC S Mutbs z L .i .F I IV j .gustia. i p.*t.i , 1.05 I MIIIIILS Barbs . $ CUUINTANNUALlATE ' '1 ' 'II ''*1 _ -_ , ' - - - I vut.ic..'1 . 'I • works W I I ' I I I I I i I ' I ' k oisthi . 11-1 ' yl." .t fT "s .'u . '. •''. On this Christmas, , .,; I. may the light of undei-standing 11 I 'p'' C TAE&LV I .ig- ,,,MQSM .1~1 • . " to l"I • • - Main 00k. - a, - / -_ 3 -t ;1~ I .. i I 3, 11 , - h.N' i. m ICE . 0 ;' *i . I 322.1242 322.1951 __ a __ 0 CAP .r MO DEl. PCC4 . EASY CLEAN AND HOSI SIORI IN- ctcwu... I'it PAM THAI IS COOK WITH, ASIIt 10 CLEAN. cONTROl. MASTt MAINT.iJNS UNICMM HEAT ft)k ALL COOrINt.3, TON SUR- -. , *I . PACE MEANS NO STt(.K-- EA WAX /__ .% -F3 .:~ __ __1988 % ,~ - .", -4,6. i,-N _, ~~ . . - MODaL 14014 1288 -4 _ ______ .r .1. .I JZ " : 'S., No. ." . .11 L ct 6* . ROAST, SIW OR RAsSE IN 11415 KINI.i I ,.-. ., I .7 il t -10 . i" LIST ,,, I•Ok 'i' . I 0 FOUR -HEAT $11.101oks , 1 PLUS & . FRY PAN 1:.. " MOW 11' I . U. I. :; I '_'i ' If PRESTO-JUMBO. 1288 1 1 % -, _40).) r -0 ~1 . i.. :! , C PASHIONA$&t.. . SLIM 511.. k ~~ V -. E__ 6*0' • ..t ..1 99 ~'?.` . . DRYER HAIR - Irsach 00k. SANFORD PLAZA R4 . TIME CHAitr. 1. 1_"!; CRUSHER LIST 19" .11 __ FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY llLPING BUILD FLORIDA - - ___ CAST ALUMINUM I - ------- IT'S AUTOMATIC AND IT'S JAMTHE DOOR OPENS PROOF COMPLETE AUTOMATICALLY WITH 7 FT. CORD I ,-,g I -'%_ A T I 0 N ... MODEL PCC4 - . . COOKS 3 To 10 TIMES EASTER RETAINS VItAMINS, MlNEALS, NATURAL FLAVORS. 4 QUART SIZE - SAFETY DAZY 411 -~Mrf'.l : Similar To Pitejie PRESSURE COOK 2388 e SAVE r _,_,.~ !,-A, ~ . - 899 LIST Ills - - PRESTO SOLETTE WITH HANDY CONTROL TEMPERATURE SELECTOR . 4 SELECrIONS FOLDS INTO COMPACT CASE. FULLY GUARANTEED. 1000 words of lasting wisdom guide us through the cooling year. C FJ 312 W. FIRST ST. I 1588 LADY SUNBEAM - S 5 C I - • _11111111114 ' I tlI FRESH, TASTY TANGY JUICE IN JUST SECONDS • , . COMPLETE EXTRA CTION. WHITE BOWL AND GLEAMING ENAMEL 3ASE. 115 VOLTS, 115 WATTS, ôO CYCLE AC ONLY. U.L .iPPROVED. MODEL 272 1 • ,_ may S ___ JUICER - -e 4 of Two Locations To Serve You -.--.... - .., e men; illuminate the minds the spirit of peace fill our hearts; may our weapons become . . - = MODEL 26501 DELUE CON- 1 . ' .83C'. "b' 1 Cs 4(10 . -- - lit it so hard to got iuoue' and so eas' to spend it? •. . - • Why I"\ - I . PROCTOR Citation 6 1 .-•---- . '- j -m'' • LIST 23" M00M9 16 . ly., f' •• 88 i -....,, "1 - I OST ER HAIR DRYER - ' WE PAT flU INTANGIELI TAX Looks like it will be a long &i,t. uixa essi. t1ni bef ore buya will be buys. i-li I itt ' turn. 988 11 _. I open spout cleans easily, can't rup stale cuff., oils or callus grounds. ltth5t 9 cup capacity. Black • . 0XIOPT I$ 1 sS 1 '°"' ' ' •,•. . I - .it 25 licious Brew a cuo a minute of coil.., automatically owrl.ct evert - .. -. Pr7 romovable,ac on stqy-cool handle LIST Perfect for seery. 50 thing from snack s to st,aaks - Makes 0ton'butt.rad toast In just seconds.- Fully guaranteed! amemon Mali) a smart gal Iuu-d to piny dumb. * I ir I S S -- ; I' . Certificate. •aez .5 . " I 11 count, offering fhe advantage of smaller amounts, quick withdr.wals (If you just have to have the money), earnings add.d in Mar. June, Sept., Dec. at s good i.Id: or the larger sum, long-range, gh.r.ys.Idcng, undisturbabi. Savings "' ________ 1. : LiL Choose the type Savings Plan that suits putoUs1Si .4-..•' ___ C . ' ANY PLACE IN THE COUNTRY vc • tov 88 235-12 COFFEE MAKER stat, 2-position tray. r - FREE TILANSFER OF r-UNDS FROM iaowas . . . Ir-.tar pt b' *auils'd j'5.55 wblclu j .501St, 7'S M.'.ic is • They Day truth is stranger us& tof r•pvtiiic.t$ae uS s,i) tM iccel aews prit'.' $$iiu''v " I than fiction but uitaast any txLet cud as tLmO csoac st tao •.isI 14,St 11, lots ci t$i sCoot tilt " perieueed wife will deny that. I . * . uad..t th Lot •'t e... of Mai,tcle I, IC.. of a.pl.sid. I ut (5 *'l'•' -" •øP•"$'l m.icrI. S... 5.. •iI two Ohio Wvcit,, .ehul J flI*111•$ Will II., '.s'.'m'C k'd,.Imi ,,.r Sr t•i''.du'e1 iwrnt on stt.rilc.e. St.0ii to $t• He'.iO Los luSh 14 .. t 5111.1 s' siI.It..L . ,j-,Iirh.i.I.-'l 1* i'.(i Sill to "11e'1 II. •III.I doubt. wese no t.. dttite. 411 11' Ui . i'&, .t.iI'lt iatnOgI$$ vs no MOrasS'. $syti$5t US emuli 5 hold £&aS4s got le'arrv their picket alga. e Aa taa Aa. .ic . - :.% - 6 , W MODEL , ,: '' Model 5231 fobubus "Broiler Ov.nett." with automatic thermo. C :/"'' TO $1 5.000 I -'----- ' . I z, _____________ P' iiir$ - .; 1. I :.,i / EITHER TYPE ACCOUNT INSURED BY A GOVERNMENT AGENCY lii' WALTER C. PABKS The cost ui liVing is up and 50 15 tha cost of living it up. . 1.55 1 Multi $.,f5j ' til i . MOLDED TWO SPEEDS FOR SMOOTh ' Toastmaster Broiler 'p 1_. , . / S '•' -- sail - Pa*i;ti •aaj Merle. iih*,i Upt KILt. S 151 ESI Cta.?l l"tmutøgtaptuer liturd,, s"."n"a 'I"i'm$$ ci eetariwa aam jea.t.r' • I 11I __ $ afl% C.'u*.'' • Adverttstag Maas.r P'r so $a Bualsusas _ tseai.r 5t'1I 'i.m s je • _______ LENG ' '-S ___ -__A.4.*_ 5..('II'i P 04. . • .•,. "Ji ., / MINIMUM AMOUNT $1,000 MULTIPLE ADDITIONS SAVE BY THE 106, EARN FROM THE lit , _____ . - /4% SIX $5,000 - - • . 'ril'o` I ~ . -, ~' MONTH MINIMUM TE RM ____ _ TIGHT ON HEATESISTANT4 CONTMNER: CUP GLASS " ________________________ ___ I . 1 '. rrath ______ , PRESTO NEW DUPONT TEFLON SOLE PLATE PREVENTS STICKING. THIS FINE IRON HAS 21 STEAM PORTS AND A 35 SQ. INCH SOLE PLATE LIST 15.9S l,ibicl m t hot OLORs -- - - -- - ik 1 . COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY ANY AMOUNT YOU CHOOSE OPEN WITHDRAWAL PRIVILEGE SAVE BY THE lot h, EARN FROM THE 1st - i L itiell P assbook I - *..* . 1 088 IRON i - ' - BLENDER . '•. PLENTY OF ____________ hi thi)dr& 'I hi adults oo - OSTER .IJ & DRY Savings * - ' 'STEAM/'I 0 - cl;4r I 2188 LIST 349 ' J. .. . '' - - - A 4 NOREL COMPLETE WITH 21' REELS - ONE WITH TAPE - PLUS MI- LIST CROPHONE. EAQP1ONEJACK.PLAY AND 1795 REC000 SWITCH 4 TRANSISTOR I 1. I F 12 ROYCE TAPE RECORDER ' .5. , -;: .11% 88 BLENDING ACTION - -of- &i. 351 - *W TRtPLE t4FAOER Sfffj MAV!R. NEARLY Afl'.I ASTER 'HAN EVER. .. a Area " 4j,,6, OLE, CHROME COVER. : ow I 1. • - ; "d), L 1 / sonic ~_,,~. ' mirror .'fh i j" OVER ENTIRE SOLE PLATE. . io~16~1, q& 1,, $0 _____________ I ' STEAM - AT THE TOUCH OF A BUTTON. STEAM L . • . ,idc,s and imedy ,"°"'I' Nt th S lh . w :j 9 15' JE. ,i '.-Lme.j,, FABRICS. -. . • " TEMP-0-GUIDE - 11 ' ,, , fl88 - I C) W , ' Ifl TAKES THE GUESSWORK OUT OF IRONING ALL 's. - S...6 b,,. 88 2.,bdad / .. r _,._ .- __J, rmvuIor md mriqnsf'. ..' STEAM & DRY IRON t'iitiil in 1869. . •.' . is that , i ' 1 IWO 1. the Come £'l'Dø qhtei mirror '4tiulywnrid titirs uqe. Foontioras flti k-olli ... " :%m , LIGHTED HOli. rN"DD 8 . . . . I I PROCTOR Citation _______________________ ____________________ _____________ SET 178 • '. 9 ., cw '. en 2 CONTROLS - HAND STRAP. 9 VOLT BATTERY. 1 as Iuidn1pli the lied-Nosed flt'jn- byBILLARD COMPARE AT 28 50 I WaI'k'e V MAKE4JP MIRROR . LIST r. I _._ " __%*,1117 ' 8 " - 27 PIECES COMPLETE . 5', FT. BAR AND ONE DEEP YPIUPLED CHROME PLATED REVOLVING SLEEVE FOUR 10-LB. . 4.5 LB .. 4-21 3 LB INTERLOCKING GOLD FINISHED VINYL PLATES 2-14' DUMBELL BARS - ALL THE ACCESSORIES - TRAINING CHART. JULIET'TE WT 6 - 6 TRANS. . . RIN0J, ( SUPER RIGIENFRATIVE CIRCUIT- ALL CHROME FRO14T Tru-t 411fi-ur ."i" P111051 _P., Walkie-Talkie : a a liutit the i'aiwh land. In one livflt room. a reindeer head hat . LIST 12.SO 78c DMIULLL LB. BARBELL 1 • s - ID 110 CONTROL st. FD ",ilF , DUAL CON- •\.. TO(S oo 1101 /bslJA1 r.c)M- 49c 1 -. .' - CERAMIC ASH TRAY . . . 5 ' - 'I' 1.49 VALUE .....•.••• ~0&4 ____ _.,11:~. ELEC. BLANKET WITH LIGHTER. ASSORTED COLORS COMPARE ,)ets 0 Fm- nittire 41 Car, • Jjj PII1T1OM •1iifl ii s liii? • )'i I ST N -\ TI' '\.\ . It.\ N N \vINT,:n PATIN 1. •r . I icj r p DUAL CHOC. COVERED CHERRIES ' f"'Ill''I "r .,11,1 "I'tic. "is "'i'll ~ (,('Ill S I i'' 1 99 JE'HELRY BOX . . . 41~___ id.4 , __ DELICIOUS- 13 01. Sanford Furnifure Do. ;tin'i. ;iine cone amid lu'cinw ti'iiiiiii. It w ill liti'Itidi Iciukey, itch 1km ha liii' Ii dome 'to cud hi lbs on time cloots I mmiii) cc) 'it tiring of intia in fl foot tilt ii 'I')ie ('lii'ist was I i'm' Ia in with It iii,' us in the' I't si him "ntihIi Ii ilsini ' '' . . . it - '1 0 AWR " " . f)O7 t: 18 : S r - 2 lb FRUIT CAKE S s I ' 9 __ :ingqil At I Irat & Palmetto (Alongoidt, old poRt office) ,Ioltiisoti's ranch lioust' on tue ieI;it lvi"; I lie \'Iiiti I iuu.e did It I'.; hanks (if the Pudi-I'llillit's lover not liamv. i wilt rio nniiii (bitt 'miii ciii , list iii ,\tistlit had imilk " ClItl ....-, nick Its ins 29 '2 , STEEPED IN RUM AND BRANDY . BEAUTIFUL CONTAINER . % .19 1 1t.1".. -Ranch LBJ Iohti'-oti I liii iii '-.' it lit iii di Ii intl 1 'n id ni ii tid tl tin family cml I 'ri situ ut hum cnni't r focal cab' t d ni'iih n I iitlii pift'-. to oftenci oti p1 ( hi "b Ifl I" I 't the II \iIS \1s litti (IIi%IF'IIICI I ut utitil Iii i 1111-.11111111 - t'(' lIt' fi't bit it Iii I'. it tilt I It I ll lIlt ii wt Ii )iiull 111(1 iitistli tin You" 't 40 . ., . ' kv 50 r ,, LIST l9.)' \S - 0 r l)e.er,r1 , .0 - " Iift -A ,.,# 13'88 --- '' ix`04 *d +0 ,'øwIN$4 . . u-ri FrrnteHtiC vtiuti* usesque -, I LIST 19.95 &_, - +0 oir-11,; • the (I jet aid I'hot o) it man .W , "011, I. 11 . Ro,t I,u,rsds from the 1,,it ?oetat)sis in En. cjirsnd, Fonn. *tnd ItoI'. Sehoetod h f moist fr,tde,,,s pipe smn'patti to lit ørs Post.. Quoliti, eroftrmon,hip tied viltrioll-, t1lission.4 "bni I Ii, pi t'idnt cif +lifell w1lich sll()%V,q III(. "-" The "SWINGER" Imported PIP ES .est, 111111- .:;3 POLAROID LAND CAMERA __ -I.j - __ I - ONE OF THE GREATEST SElECTIONS OF IMPOD TED SPIAR PIPES EVER ASSEM$IFI) FOR AN.. P 7:1 4401, ':; ?t ,i;. .h .i I - JMTAMATJ( CAMERA ' ' Y FA M I LYDRU G 51 %I . EXECUTIVE'S CHOICE! aflctUiti 3 . . PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY . 'S , . i . c:' . I. . 11 . has ti't'ii . The Nem Anal~ t, . . into the enslaved Roman world, in hum- Rre niRn xvus little more than an insect -______________ -- to be chatteled arid sac'rifc'ed at the conble circumstanicea in a 1udean harnlet as a rebuke to power and to vanity. This venience of the rich and powerful. Howes'r. the lowly born Lamb of God dedifTfl '-----..-'-. ., ssrsn n'nt '4a •-r", Ii&JJJ.UVU UV.1 i ested his earthly body and dirine spirit the mimele ig that tDdatoward fulfilling the angel 's commitpIe around the world commemorate an 7 _'N ` event which U=splred without the Of ;in oranize from Snnta. sis to tverycne. ed gcrvSo enshrine Santa as as gooti knowledge of the mighty Roman "But nt'w those old folk-!. n it is good t}uit the glory arid influernment. Yet the Babe in the manger WASHL.NGTON (AP) - it nam. became a symbol to change the world. ence of ChriFtmas extend beyond ChrisSanta Claus arrival down- for kiddies and even octogvfl,rind draw together into fellowtiani-h up on him. piled s denied it. saying rnhlit.ar) tar .*s c'rit.ic'isrn happen ks nvte. what's been bOO Gmwn we kFi1iflS : st.i irs. So don't you think exemplified ship peciph of all faiths. 'Whatever ing. but then it doesn't because pt brand neu Johnson. miracles .% This is and His Dr. parables (.% Im a % s write to ,Ls had been bombed. art, niiiking a mistake?" brotberhood of ~ and tolerance. His brings u!closer to a past c'omes whiff of the humility. co ('ram' in* rare of this This came just as the credibil Johnson in these past few Santa Claus that it is man is a wondrous influence. For many. a life wa dedicated to a concept ithrough. But underneath it All Yes. I curtainly rigivi- \\ith limper, enclosing a long (of the Johnson mdministra months has bec-ome a kind of . ManIV L to be kind, to love rather than the best t,hing about Christmas, is; there' is something really net' s tamped. addressed cinclope to think first of others. tion in general was being #5 huge puzzle wit)1 no one ventur Florence. His promise it causes. people fast to arid to hold i with m deep d01forence. Presito hate .. and 20 cents to cover typing ing a pr(-diction of what he %%ill, For Stintit Clau!~ i~ a di, -sailed. costa when you dent Johnson. the do or even what he will bt liki' tinctly American inclusion in and printing But c en a thing like ('iTI come to an earthly Paradise. . . inc'rea. ma DooaIer) Ui one 01 for s end Take that iy. ht Chritm c t I and rcc'u in the coming sear (Iptratlori or station in life. Prt•sicietit faith cur Whatever a day christmai i a day of hope and instance. Right now 3fl On Oct God for this week of )tT4ofl in ne of remembrance arid throughout the we should thank deriding whether, to be :supposed st at Iftli5 he had his gall bladder and it No remembrance, this day of hope and this i no other day year to ask Ccingress mr one. Ju kidney stone removed, then , n fill the hearts of men hour f brotherhood. other day this time last year went to his Texas ranch to recu A ME1PY C11RISTMA TO EVERYis are in th auth gentleness nor such genuine trying to decide the perate There he prepared hi It i a day for the sinner ONT He decided bud g et and messages for the t11t • (i1iflqcm t AMERICAN PRINCIPLE C i the .1 administration began its annual Con.rt returning vin em No . 1. he had Fhiis Letters peace attempt, asked V Thant. minor surger' vent to h is ecta general of the 'United I .,: 1 , 11 t ut lit "a)I I CL ':- .4 i. th$l'I. (11 'OJI 51, itiniitist Clii' Santa anti the ia-eats.' I't eli lag 'lilt mpt Lw the Rut under ths plan our 'it cadjiv ge). itU,.r t liii t OlmIlecO i'onipan tt'ndanrt' has be'en steadily hi*k ttI tnt-a 'itik mw nhill foi the pact two t Christmast-!L. In foi nier years, eser the tt cilder 1vople pust the asre of 70 ' The tie"c"It'011 Of ilicilli- "I is evident in our seemed to delight in the Christ- Ii's :Ii)triC# .. ---zi~hs pnigrurn. ''In f:ict_, they also relished trosion. ev'n among tc'enagvi 5. lut that's not the fault .if -tiling a sack of candy and .' ' hat .' inelusit n. - tic i 1111"11040.1-1-:01 P070. .' -,rAv .PMDrfft. 1r14 . -ok~.' I , . 'ym shall know them. F omit nce has isireatis • - _ I~ . '.. I5 !1.1. 1. -... - have had a debate rner some mighty. \ hen I have played the mls oi our church customs. For example the past ci of "ant a in various chureht'a, I years we have had an inspira- have always stressed this synttional Christmas sei'v ice at the holism and have reminded the children that God was th e very rhurc'h. first 'anta Claus lecau'e of the croso, aid of the children to 1c around sinks of candy arid apcu orhng'( S T-;, '. ,,. % \t ith this -lai-itt tog prelumli', we'd all wait expectantly f Santa ('hus to burst upon the a uhiii'ch Santa can exert mot v rear doors and conic dow'ri the iiffluii'nci' than merely ati's ideal. aisle with his pack of c:nmly i7tn' ri'flilutiofl by the choir ei' .s panitillilme of the Mn,.,m i and fruit.. . VA, . ' , ,, .i'' • ' ' . .'. vior. there would be no real concern for human being regardless of age race or color. The long a sited Messiah s' as born rmu45, ' ~ 4 ~A, _____ -- - !-.; 1., *'~ Iti , . ,I - : q#' ,'~.~_~ ,' , -, ,%. 4; have rnctafletl a (hii'.tn'sa' ,ift' where Arid all the Snntn that large Christmas tree. youtirsters have seen at deI .. ! tmi ni 'tore' are mereI TOM a ppi o, iate carols and (I S linve a little play depirtiniz I ho is alw as hI' U ".aflta 'irth of .lcciit in the mangi A stale of Roman-Egyptian enslavement. I acle at the manger could be the mo important. day of the year for every ' . ' I the centuries and revealed to tory has fl throu mrercv who so loved mankind *xoipt through reliance cm Christ's (ION tht lie sent his Son to lift up a de- trifles of love, conscience, charity, duty. we struggle to ject.ed world blighted by poverty, cruel- peAt'e and tolerance. AsNatori arid our strengthen ih 'Unitec ty an oppression. it is well to might, country's military Greater love hath no man than that of a pamt for bis own beautiful rbild. consider thst. the Christmas message I he more important than the 1.. Ac,eptiwe of the divine birth enables Triaxour ludlciary system, or even our or ever' 1*liever to look upcm the Infant cit'i ches and schools These great inin swaddling clothes as his own *ronarid can be real aa'or. It matters little today beth- ctitutiori are man-made j er the,Betblebem Rabe exists in mem- built on the compassionate love, abiding . and profound w'isdcirri released inoi-c' as brown, black or w'hite. Clearly faith He was ftnt as a gift to all people. 'J'bmM t1a' . the anniversars of the mniir- sithout laith and sv'ithout the lessons of . ... .. ' •1IIuu' *5 been possible to i'nau'it.aln -1 .•' ' I ',i irr't 'i, :c'4t, 's "',~i," ,' 1 1 3, I ~ '' It was added h} the 1)uteh SF - Ficience D n New York, for aged 4, is a Sunday School settlers RntJ yn'iboll7C1 the benevolSuperintendent. "Dr. Crane," she began. "we ml personalitY tiC God Al. I I brotherhood movt'cl a long war from the wretched generating stmong men and good will amcnig ,nitti .do 11111 Worry Clinic "." celestial chorus over the sta- t,o his own mortal seived as prelude to a divine new human relitticrns It's true that we have C ~ .~, - ~ S ' sW arld a ble formula for 111'r. 'hIlt1iItEt'flIN - m . gatát has forgotten men who thought. Now twenty rentiiries later, we look world ciutrariled the gentle Nazarene back to Bethlehem with full realization lhe' and dazzled by his wealth in his Proiu' and th e gift an. that. the blazing star marked history's achievements. twentieth century ThaTi nouriced by the an shows signs of forgetting about the perflncct )ioir the new mon on the mount arid turning instead The angel's pronourtc'emerit, 1. ~ Ir 0 . 1 .. " TJ i. -" a S a - - I I -- I . I I - - I , ll - A I �_-7:.- -___..____..,_- - - -- - - - .- 1 . - -_.-..- - .. . - 1 --.- -.*- . - - - - -- -,. .---- ,.- -,-.--.- - ----,---..----#-----.--&---"" - 11 It r it 0 iltt( iii- 't .1'.'- iv ... - '. .. - . ' i- .",i' it - tP t : A Dr. Cranes is Savior Born SILENT "iJxio you is born -a Savior which as well as for the true believer, because no Christmas has ever passed without is Christ th Lord." The few words spoken by the angel makng this a better universe at least at Bethlehem represent more than a for it time. The meaning of Christmas will outlovelyjeietd1. The quotation from Luke was the greatest news story and the last hatred, war and pestilence and will endure to lift us upward, long after the greatát love story f all time. has forgotten men who thought later, we look world Now, twenty centuries back to Bethlehem with full realization they outranked the gentle Nazarene. Prouc in his wealth and dazzled by his that the blazing star and the gift announced by the angel marked history's achievements, twentieth century man shows signs of forgetting about the per. fIc_st)ioir. The angel's pronouncement, the new mon on the mount and turning instead star and at celestial chorus over the sta- to his own mortal r*iourc'es to improve ble serve as prelude to a divine new human relations. It's true that we have formub for generating brotherhood moved a long way from the wretched among men and good will among na- state of Roman-Egyptian enslavement. Rut as power grows and faith recedes, Jorfal tidings have echoed down we phou)d recall that nowhere in histhroub the centuries and revealed to tcr has it been possible to maintain all eopl thzt the stern Jehovah is also individual freedom and mutual respecta God-of mercy who so loved mankind txcept through reliance on Christ's doeth'tt lie sent his Son to lift up a tie. trines of love. conscience, charity, duty. Jected world blighted by poverty, cruel- pesiee and tolerance. As we struggle to strengthen the United Nations and our ty an oppression, Greiter love bath no man than that country's military might, it is well to of a p*rent for his own beautiful ch ild. consider thst the Christmas message Ac?epwe of the divine birth enables may he morc important than the U.N., every believer to look upon the Infant or our judiciary system, or even our in swaddling clothes as his own person- chuihes and schools. These great in are man-made and can be real sivior. It matters little, today wheth- stitutions the compassionate love, abiding cm er the Bethlehem Babe exists in mem- built wisdom released infaith and profound ory as brown, black or white. Clearly to the world by the Messiah. However, He was st..nt as a gift to all peopic. Thi day, the anniversary of the nir- without laith and without the lessons of acle at the manger could be the most human relations learned from the Sitimpornt day of the year for every vior, there would be no real concern for human being regardless of age, race others and no known workable plan on which to build. or color. Until the first Christmas the averThe long awaited Messiah was horn into the enslaved Roman world, in hum- age man wts little more than an insect ble circumstances in a Judean hamlet, to be chatteled and sacrificed at the conas a rebuke to power and to vanity. This veflienee of the rich and powerful. Howhappened nearly 2,000 years ago, and evr, the lowly born Lamb of God dedithe miracle Is that today a billion peo- cated his earthly body and divine spirit pie around the world commemorate an toward fulfilling the angel's commitevent which transpired without the ment that the tidings of joy are directknow lodge of the mighty Roman gc'v- ed to evervcne. It is gncid thst the glory and influernment. Yet the Babe in the manger ange the world. en of (".hristmas extend beyond Chrisbecame a symbol to ch parables and His miracles exemplified ship peopk of all faiths. Whatever i - I i1 1 J. I 0 i 1 L ,I i :. '. . .., . . •.: I . 1 '1 . 1 ,çP.) . t .'. . ' ' .. : 4!14 . .: . *. * 11 ... :- . ,. . •i* , * .. . 4:oo * •. •. . WR* 1 ___w. '1 t th e York, for in RntA ynibo11vo* the biwvolupei-intendent-. ent persnrnlity of (od At"Dr. 'raine," she lI41Rn. "we hMve hnd ii ,ipb,ite over some mihLy. When I hnve pl*yt91 the rnl of our ('hur'h customs. SZit* in VTIOU5 ehUt\'hs, I f "For e x ample. the pnst. 20 have alw* stressed this r4ymyeRi' we h*ve hni sn inspire ttw holism J%fltl have reminded the C)ii'lmn' d was the very C hildren that hur'h. first Santa Claus. • Bee nu.e , was .lestlS the (jut netuarv le hld it in the giftt Chiutn where we have jnstithil And all the Snutas t hat large Cliritmas tree. youngstei-s have seen at de"The ehil1ren's toi'es are merely nppreptinte carols and we m,v pnrtnwnt have a little play depicting the Stta's helpers hut not thi' ho is htrt.h of .lesus in the manger. 10KA I. Santa. (tit hiitiu'eil. 'Then. at the roticlusion. with this t nl.iug pt-elude, ve'd all wait epect8ntly f, htirch Satita can eet1 mot Santa ('inus to hur.t up t. th tho llt iUeni'i' than iflerel) an ideal rent doors and come aisle itli his pack of candy itc r*-ndit,on by the choir 411 a piantiititIniV of the Miitjri'iand fruit. "He wmtid then eni is I the 1 Y their fiuit&i." .Jesu. $kid of the children to ptts a,tt.'d. shall know them." ari'iind sniks of cumlv no Florence has a irea th (•ng-es. some ol our fastilious ci*to o I;', th.it tittiti i.e. ttir U1flZ folks no think nntn (')ae 11 5 1, L,' Ii.,. u.s I I:.l SinI I'III 01 ill' (II (ThEist Th ey I nalhy have insisted lilt' IVii% 171 thi' slttiCttiltt)'. that wi adiourn the program \ i'i iin5 tutist he ott donstiits fcii the ;rt-ial of Ittl $l, Of tO.I I Si', ii IZ lii liSt the Santa an the treats.' 'Rut under this plan cut-at. .u1sealttIg nuvmpt by the quiir it tOLilct'i) e.iinp:uhi. '. tendatice has been steadily g ink S.inla with whikvv ng doti nhill fot the past two 1" flasks and cartons of tiniChristnis. "In former years. even the ettvs. rhO desi'ctnt ion of idea Ihuti older people past the age of 70 I III :ntttic2i is evident in our seemed to delight in the Christcrass materialism and moiai mas program. "In fnct, they also relished erosion, even among teenug,'is. Rut t tint's not the fault i't i It in a stick of i-andy and Santa Claus! an orange from Santa. So enshrine Santa as i good "Rut flew those old folks no New It JL - L 0. I 1 • . . **. . a .f. . * r . • * * "I - tP. * •. ' ... ••* . S ' . .' . - 111, I - s A . . -. - - - -. - - James Marlow - L\i.jiy sj s ()f rflic i€'vvs - - I If 1 -1 41 Whatever cur faith or station in life. Christmas is a day of hope and a clay of remembrance and throughout the we .should thank God for this week of there is no other day like it. No remembrance. this day of hope and this year other day can fill the hearts of men hour of brotherhood. A MELRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYwith such gentleness nor such genuine NE' . ______ neighiInesi. It Is a da' for the sinner O _____ Ti )I' - \1 rl. - itoi To . I ul' . lit.. . Pas sbook Savings - ; - 1 6 Il i, V. , ir . l , I . - - S - A - - I '4 ia - I. 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PAH ri'f REAUTIFUL rONTAINER 2 lb FRUIT CAKE -.. - , , aYpnV'' 5I.v, i7'4 lIST 1Q05 i ' l;n we i phitito n m ffi e t eu't-I fy47qfe n Vt'PII?ø Ranch ' -- - 40 9 ~, ~ II . WI~ II * 11 .~J,j_- :1,... ,0" 1 1! , . .96 LIST J 15 ' MQDM1. PCC4 PRESTO-JUMBO... EASY CLEAN - -, now* s,-c,1*,,1-wa c*i. 1'slii" 5K ' • Looks like it will be $ long ixaiaui.$ 4*)I5It £IJ (fl'ML$t M1II$'Itime before boys will be boys. Ui W..k 1550 I tsar 111-10 1 Tee..r . . S INS MustS. 1.71 I Months 5.1.0 I Muvtb. 155 $ Months Why is it so hard to get 1.00 I M'antti 1.05 1 Mcitb niione and so easy to spend V I P.m'sI K.gui.t$ins prowl-It that &11 ash ub.orIptIoas 5. vaIl is slaao. it nester of 'be A011118949 0 60 Prose whIch to sDl' 1'14 The Herald is is*ius.'v .s ibe uso for r•pubIcat$osi of ail tiao local sews priestv-j They say truth is au-anger 15 551$ than fiction but most any exa's *bi.Dd claSS ash.. uctuSSi 51. III' as the u' perienced wife will deny that. of 5.st.'r4. 5l.irld&. uader Lb. *t" .t C.'sigisea of MareS 1 Pa. a • • I slip as.I.rI.L. ,•ws we .dVe'(i•ifi$ ul 1541 043011-11. lii two Ob i t) tuWstt, a'chciul I. 41 a IJ fli.flL'I SIll ..t II II. 5,0.. 51' I •$ 'd 'I' Sfl went on strike. Stutttachti's . j't. H.,.tc Asp ,i,,.s pt .i, .si.s. .,, • pub1IPsi U-.lieIiI'1 ui flow .sp.i',t.I• iii suct. "is .' 'I$'.Il Sill t dents, no doubt, were •'aer to ThI M•rsJI'• .prigst sad will 55 sari £tê5&• (iii e'Sfl)' their p&ekrt igna. da mage •P'.*s tU $. .'' - 15T GEN&c * \4)• - _ S 5 C - : ;. - ', * .. -' , ,$ ., ' ,. t . . 0 FOUR HEAT SILICTIOkS i PLUS "Off" ( .II 50k A CIOWO SkY. IbAKE, STEW OR BRA15h IN THIS FiN( i'RY PAN 7 IIAT IS EASIER TO (.00Ya, WITH. EASIER TO CLEAN. CONTROl. MASTER MAINTAINS UNII'OKM HEAT FOR ALL COth',It'4ti. 1i:5L.QN StJR5A AS1 CLEAN. VIAMS NI,.) STICK - :/ S FASHIONASLE . SLIM SIL. )40UE111 S1'fl.ING -. •..: " - - e' %-':,". I I FRY PAN .:::. ; :::..: 11 HAIR D ., . I 1288 LIST 19" ' LADY SUNBEAM pr.'. ii.a " ,-Jiiscp, u.oqi, 'f" ,.4at ''L;r .- '/4 % i 1/' Fi. ja Setø.f'rl to by STEEPED IN RUM AND \tSi'I. Account - ,.,..: ,,,, - PIPES e,rid Im O f iff q!nr)rt, Fr,n.s - _____________________________________________________________ 7'rI ø 4 Ready For ( * hristmas At All I CHOICE -, 13 88 LIST Z,~ . - 511 The "SWINGER" .. - - POtAR(iiD LAND CAMFA ,_7'4ar b,'ip,i4, Ert,.n ph.' h,t ?r,eP4ri Ra,p III Iiie I-11111 01 w1111,11 Iit )S' I Iii' V11 111111 , Ut I'iekIFl, With 10 111 l Mrs. V M S110 111. ;ir'slckqi I, of f lit, Wititia it's M P45107tH p'y I Jil IIW , m id Mr. IL •f. (IIc'i'nlil I'hoto ) ()tiQcn, Ph'1.'I' I'1 III i t'flhIItl. W11i of , .'l s ' He'v4- ',' - 0:~, I Iittmnir p711 ',sJ7 )('t i,w'y"f. Imported ygtj FREEDOM - A-,' I OPIF O VHF C,FATFS1 SFLFCTIONc O iMPr)D'TFF) DIAP PIPES EVER ASSFMtEf) FOP AS PN 1't't'I'lVI'tI at 19 itet'i'est, 111111l is t ('liii reit ftti' 1114, I 'n(f li' Moon annual ( lii'ist inns orr(irinii hi'' I oli'i,'li 1111 ''ioiis, i, •1 )1('r t'('?l I ii1('l'e1%10' t ill' 196;") iiI'it'I'i!it '-i, I 1 Ii is yeni' Was $100. 1ov, liv Il:tniilloii 11:%stt', ;iuints to tni'gt' titait - Letters ' Z I Is . Share in this AMERICAN PRINCIPLE ' _ D1071t% Pl6DV() LIMIT - - - 1. - PRICKS GOOD THRU SATURDAY 5; rJ - - -. - 1__ for PresidctiC operation and in the coming ear the Christmas ritual, instance. Right now Johnson is pt'ration isn't new. On Oct. S. ----------- ---- ----- ---- --supposed to be deciding whether lK5 lit- had his gall bladder and to ask Congress for one. Just at kidney stone removed, then this time last year he went to his Texas ranch to recu trying (ci decide the same th ing. peraU'. There he prepared his He decided no. In the past week the Johnson budget and messagesI96. for Corigre'ss returning in - administration began its annual This year. on Nov. Ifi, he had peace attempL asked U ThnnL SoniC minor surgery. went to his _____________ secretary general of the United S Nations, (ci see a-hat he could do Te.as rat-h to recuperate. and there has heea working on his niTlie Ed about getting peace negotiations programs for the Co.i;,. s comon Vietnam started. ing back The Communist world hooted. (i f "7" there art sime re'us('ns- that I ferenec to the number up to uiis point everything Ldlt.or, Herald: Phony. it said That's what you might have overI Around license tars in the south e'iid thitik loo k s, like the same old thing all I read your column '1 Johnston year when last omment1ftg county , not quite. tookt'd (ii (if which you may not said the C1ok" when I firet open of the sent ieac'e emissaries around o'er again. But went to t be d and enjoy the distance to do nWliri .)ral have tt•i•i aware. (First let me t, Sanford Her the lic'e'nse tag in the world. Nothing came (If it haspit& in October 19&. he had I their purchase rather )undo for Th ere are It a greet ssl sutt' that then. nothing is expected to beh i nd trim the most miraculous times, though. whee I take Is- than driving to Sanford. iu fitniity are "I") come of it nov Although I agree th at St ii ii. out wi th some of your cornThen there's the phrase which performance in peacetime ic'gis A resident of South Seminole Inticin that 'ny Congress in his snents and your paper of Dec- oh' County residents, regard- ( -ourity dot's not need to drive Johnson vastly: the irritates ruless of their particular geog of those ember 14 was one ti' d own tiWii Orlando to ;ur- "credibility gap.' Just about tory had ever achieved. It was a tug's, chase their lh'eniw tags, There this time last year Arth ur J. stunning job. limes. yot made another re- phy. should use the 1117" - is a tag office in Winter Park, It was more than that. It was _________________________________ Goldberg. U.S. ambassador to tremendous testimony to John litth'.o't'r three miles from my the United Nations, macit- a is certamiy more suns extraordinary leadership huinu-. confession: "We have a great Herald Area Cnrrespondents 1 'onvenient than driving t n dealing with Congress problem here Genera 4o tither Sanford or Orlando. maintaining our But he had no such luck in ins. K. Mat-blent credibility.' M rs. KM Juna, BMW it iias only 1,een in the lffiti and may never have again. He meant with foreigners arid 24M205 I two ,yeurb thut tugt jiye' L't€ The road was down this year, in CURRENT ANNUAL RATE th Americans at home. Bier Lake-Forest City Lake Mark - available from stations located wi influence and in politics. He ' These widespread doubts, he Mrs. Frances WCIIIeT' Mrs. Marysan Mile, i the Casselberry area. Prior er failed to do his full share in the COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY explained, deal with wheth 3*2-6Z19 838-1678 t(' this Winter Park was a much ANY AMOUNT YOU CHOOSE ChISCT location. But once the the United States can be trusted political campaigns and the Re CabeTT7 Lake Monroe OPEN WITHDRAWAL PRIVILEGE to tell the truth about one or publicans made gains in the tags were purchased in Orange Mrs. Jane Mrs. K. I.. Johnson SAVE BY THE 10th, EARN FROM THE I st County, it became even easier another private peace !eeII' elections. 838-5046 For a man as outgoing, back2..$fl2 to continue their use by PUT. with whether Its leaders slapping and talkative as John- Ch&uota L(engwood i are pursuing what has been said - son, his conduct took a strange 1asing the tags in later years Mn. Lisa Raker Savings - 1)), mail, Mrs. flonni Eat's is a path of peace." 357 5fl43 The swox' behind this was a turn: He has talked practically Perhaps you may not be DeKar Certifica*e aware that the Martin Corn- rumor about a peace feeler not at all since the elections, he North Orlando CURRENT ANNUAL RATE Mrs. John Leone jaity, as a convenience to their from the North Vietnamese has stayed cooped up in his Mrs. Marilyne Peterson "941483 32-8-0501 SIX MONTH MINIMUM TERM ciiiployoea,has irnide arrage. Communists, it got all complex . and mixed up. $5000 MINIMUM AMOUNT ments for the tags to be Osteeir Mrs. M"dred Har*c' Last week American credibili. $1,000 MULTIPLE ADDITIONS chased and delivered from the Mrs. Clarence Sndcr "F"5361 e ty got involved again when Red SAVE BY THE 10th, EARN FROM THE st th 32-2-4841 plant. These tags also bear Enterprise number "7", and many of their China charged that U.S. planes Oriedo Mrs. flit-chic Harris - tiiipluyeea are residents of bombed residential areas in jiji. Mess Ruth Davidson EITHER TYPE ACCOUNT INSURED BY not, the capital of North VietSeminole Co unty. 36S-6&l 6"4"4 __ A GOVERNMENT AGENCY May I again repeat that auto. TO $15000 mobiles owned by Seminole F&flnefl in New Jersey and Texas have employed geese to County residents SHOULD the "17" tag, but the purc}, herd sheep. Persistent honking Choose the type Savings Plan that suits (: 1 jp iifiiii of tags in Orange County is not and wing flapping and an ocPralb ________ your own needs - the Passbook Ac- -. _______ ________________________ quite so deliberate as you some. casionad nip on a sheep's tall count , offering the advantage of smaller or ear keeps the herd in line. Psi d. Sanfud Herad . 1966 ti mes make it sound. Dec. amounts quick withdrawals (if you lust ______ have to have the money), earnings add. jIi$.SIV. 5S111'UH £511 "IMUSMIi i*g.g$.. 4 Mrs. Robert S. Moore Jr. ed in Mar., June, Sept., Dec. at a good YM*a S-lIS.S4.I.I5I, 11r41111$00 - sssrJ 5O5tU'l £I&A5II15 1.455W %IN5NICL yield; or the larger sum, long-range, Adv.rttela Director fra.is,cIste .i1ttt.i higher-yielding, undisfurbabl. Savingi ,NIcl, ISS r&i.i now eus .diI"V M.'i.a't's Certificate. Adv.rtm.taj Maasg.r (1.'USS' lsII.S.I*M. J4IE sNOcM*PIift £..i'ti% 5'IIi., Buulusas Masa..r By WALTER c. PARK8 11 is'. "R*U WIMLO The eciE of living Is up and Flu TRANSFER OF lUMPS FROM '.M'p s.ii',,, i.'ttisnIe& $UPI as is ss I.. 1.9.91 ANY PLACE IN THE COUNTRY so is the cost of living is. up. cast. s sstcai C'.us.'i e_'4114.1 Staf! Photoglaptier • . . PeWsa.'. -.." •'.-i" blILIU140W. Suesd.p end ('t'rtplaiaa,; put.ii..1 Many a smart gal works WE PAY IMS INTANGIBLE TAX 'a'-r.'mss *turdsp ________________________________________________hard to play dumb. - w i v ' r l!"' EXECUTIVE'S - - "a - - * -- I S - a 1CAYFAM117 Wm I . •. t IN -: . r$' air -,c -5 " ' .. - ' T -, - * - C' .... 1 n. ., FIii& d ay ,S c h oo l Rlze4i 34, is a Sun ('&F . * Clinic , loiwer sui~- tor the adimirn t,ti A meri n n1i iou WASHINGTON (AP I - it ntim. Government officials here rmnch, he has remaint-d silent Santa Claus arrival down- for k iId ics and even o,t,ig.'nlook-,, fl(A. %A hat's 1W('T1 tPP('t denied it. siying mi1it4ir tar- as criticism piled up on him. stairs. So don't you think inp-. but then it doesn't because ,,Ls had beell b0l'nbedThis is a brand new Johnson.' compassion and tolerance, His brings u!. closer to R brotherhocid of whiff of the past comes (nine in care of this ncsThis came just s th e credihil .lohnson in these past 1( Santa ('hans life was dedicated to a concept that it is mart is a wondrous influence. For many. ihrough. But underneath it fill I the 3ohnson administra ;t thing about Christmas is that t months has becorne a kind of ! Yes. I vultainly agree %% ity of I pa per, r manly - to be kind, to love rather than the be, rEally there is something ItS stamped, addressed envelope huge pUZZlE' ith , no one veritur- Fkrenct. to hate and to hold fast to Hic promise it cause people to think first of others. I with a deep dirlerence. Presi. , tion in 'ntral was being For santit Claus is a dis.i and L)o cents to cover typing Perhap.- Christmas is the nearest ,we ing a prt-diction of what lie will sli ilvd. of a better life here and on into infiniJohnson. dent earthly Paradise. an en a thing like the do or even that he will be like tinetly American inclusion Itt and printing coats when you can come to tui t ty. Take that tH\ i n crease . send for one of his booklets.) rCi'U• P " Wotoi*y - -.-- IM;TA'$AT1 CAMERb q i 1:1 ik 4 NIGHT : .... *11IR111111111111111 I --- - i- ' , 11 -. ,*..-'-.---- "-. -__ ~ It, " __~, 1~~,' I . - 988 s .- ..----.- __' - - , - ,- a. I # ¶ I '- - g.. Mob, Office . - - 312 W. FIRST ST. ' ..'. atra$15 1" Two Locations To Serve You 322.1242 ~ Branch Office - - "- ' - SANFORD PLAZA 322.1951 - t - te tt-~) IV, - 12 _11111111111111111111111111 88 ' ---. " - -P'-----'f LIST I os __________ - / I' , a -- •1 - • - r v- i I , I ~ . I . i I 10 ''I �p r - _. - - * -_. - - - ! - -i su - ___-L__ J,... '4I,_, _..J ; - EJ Research May Holiday Party Enjoyed By Children I SEW & SAVE Improve -•--•--- Saturdayevening for the members of the American Leg 'dN'nrated throughout home of Mrs. Then Stiles annual Christmas party of the ion Auxiliary Unit No. The onion beautiful I Christmas theme . I The Stiles home was gaily on East 20th Street was th e children and grandchildren of Csrnadusin spruce tree More flavorful deh'dratod touched the ruiling placed in nniong, may result from ITSDA I rr-parch thnt sbows preweestinrs ~ . ,:j' . .) ~ 1"K-T*71 ~.-.,.~~ - 1~':~I -.4.:--c' V.--, ;j"~41 I X , . ,window was the center of atto measure the pungency ; traction heesiue of its dc'c'ora of onionc )"iss LL* nda Robson Enqaqed~ Flavor - I The 14. Shop s i and Mrs lInrr t'd ned flnb'.on Sr announce the en gaemenl and approaching stiar ~4'. ..'. V _.i .1 . I ~ . 1 4 IN 4 4" .4% there is -. -. -. - ' I - - to greet the 2. gtwsls and gave . ALL DAY MONDAY JOHN A. c A Mrs. Bremner And Daughter I Hostesses For Luncheons :. . C • - . j . j' I , • E -' - ' - 70 per rent of IUIIU the water that- fills tioning U.S. families remained ithth iOO miles of honu in returns to the atmosphere th rough evaporation. the summer of 1D6I. I vitro- Approximately 1 I- D Are - S WATCH REPAIRS - 17.'~ C 0 - .• ". I -,,.A ~ _, kV7!.- ,~~-.. ,-,,~ I . I..;~.:. I : ,r. - - _,..._,_ .1 . 1. ~ . . . 1 . c Double Knit 10 a Sanford Personals ~ ... , ,;", 1. .4*~,,,4 ' -_'... l •- - I / -. '' '.- -;-' •• . -. - •- t••' - 1i', . - ; ~ . -i,;~~, .~ -~ ',,~', J *I r.~ . ~. ..~.. ;,~"'_ ,L,r.,~ .., .1 1'. 11.r ' "~J'.-.-1, . W4100~ ~ I ..~*, -;,~'_- Lined or o home on Adams Avenue. ' V~~ :-." .P-._-'1_L;..-- T. - I A •. '" - - f; 1. .. ' s1 '-. P IiJ14iJ ____-, WE ESSf,'NCE OF FLNIFNINITY, a witite crepe go% by YD. tip hand-$cwehd leaves sparked with emerald atone From the halter ne-rk fiowb a cloud of Wk chiffon to drape your bead and shoulders or just to liwat educlkely about the body. stead, of Atlauta. Ga., are visitsag Mrs. Spruigstead a parents, Mr. and hirei. William Stviuper- arou I Mr. and Mrs. NO. 3 AZALEA PARK CENTER • • I 4 "KETTLESTONE" "SERRANOS" , MISS I,INi) David Dyal I YOUR PURIGNATION ~ CENTRAL 1. II4VIr piil carried - - - Most unusual, hn FLEMING'S GIFT YV()NN i: M 1S - -- -- -- ------ c I TE E I. SHOP 210 E. MRST ST. -- ' cap sleeves ,ind -tore a white fly MRS. JOHN LEONI- Group Josephine Sarah Sim-ins , Mrs. ' ' - - • j ' - - -- - - - - - - - - '. - - - -- - - * -s • -.- . - TO $1.98 YARD I Q "KETTLECLOTH" AND ASST SUITING I;iWI1tIIuHR1 .. . I ,\-. \ 41 . ' I 02 I 1, ;., .. I11,~ , ~I- -____ - YD. , 1. poor people In the community, ,others contribute small gifts of food. They are wrapped in white paper and the packages desig- "LINEN WEAVES" •' •/ ' C .0 - , - . VALUES "HOME SPUN" ' - : - n"' ,'' I I I 0q - , ., -- _______ . .' - - ALL IN 1 TO 5 YD. LENGTHS . 14 - : around a manger in front of the village church, singing as they place their gifts In the creche YARDS OUTING FOR I ' -- : i I 4 A. $ltL!i-1 '• I FLANNEL Linen TYPE Astrella S 1 00 ,,/- Mrs. Thomas 9 I ____ $ - - TO5YD. - ' 1 , \' -'' J : 1 . I --- - _. C - ' Awarded Emblem For Service . yo, I j'c,j l '\v-3. ( • AL i. p . , ............. '---; - -. - .: - ... -• - -': - : t'; .11 ti'Aj .•. ____ •"1) .,e4! _, -i )'. Jf " •"' .' ' y - - '- $OLUI )4 - -$!'1 jj; c,.,- , --- An emblem was awarded to Dorothy B. Thomas from the D1rcctor of Selective Service LENGTHS -• •' r',;,. >-- - --•, ' :- -- ' .. - • 11. I Prints -sears service as an employc . fiJfT'aM II I '-:' of the U. S. Government. 'I • • - In a letter to Mrs. 'I'homub, " -. , •/' I. General Wall expressed IsIs UPp 4p-'-.,).: ' 9 " • predation for service rendered '''; '-'...±'-: Jo the Selective Service System. d/ - .. - - Mrs. 'I'hotiivas is jar esegitly aiS - It -. . .i a 5 ,' ,• '• sistdut ckrk with the ScIee.tive $erviee. Most of her 15 years • . -' / J-, -- , have becu with the Navy Dc' It urtt,iciit in clerical work all •JJ . .yc,- the (Jailed States. I. _,4 ,l ' , It . Jkr husband, Franklin it" " 7homas, Is retired froisi Naval $41),Q5 .?j . service. Th ey have two duuj-tti1 tars, Nancy Carole, who Is em•, : -- ,, . . - . .. • -U .1 I -. -,. County itoad He'ployed lay the I . - -. •____________________________________________________ Barbara, a partmt'iit, alici lreshsiiau at Auburil university, SANFORD PLAZA OPEN THURS. & FRI. 'IlL 9 322- 1000 Auburn, Ala. - Sued. -. - - ) . .- -•j','' '. '' TAKE YOUR PICK VALUES TO $1.98 YD. YDO p'. •'( •--.. - - '. . '• -' ' ' , . q WELLS WAYSIDE - COCOA 3153 HAVENDALE BLVD. -WINTER HAVEN HWY. 520 AT - y - ,',, - - -. FLORIDA FABRIC STORE SEW & SAVE ...._____________ (~ any - - LOU TEMPLE - 7 Married At DeBary Manor r For M eet -- Pu - S+4CkS O Mrs. Simans, Fred Eckert (;AYEROBS(:N Women's I96f; WM ii. ;oehtie, Trs. J. A. r. - - 23, - - . - __-__~ ___ ___ ('nihotin, Mrs. Ecidonal Etli ridge' and Mrs. It. It. EIsencoff. I I - -'. ertI't - "HOP SACKING" PER YD. 251 1EAST MICHIGAN AVL - ORLANDO k4i,J_ id Trc. . F _____ - the' t tuoni v. I'mirh, en hits, nuts, IpskecI rake a un ía nrv cookie's were served by the' ho':Ii's': fep MN. If. ft. Keelinc', 'tr.c. W. if. ltriice, .Irc. if. F' Turner, \lrs. It. ii. Fortner, -• . ,, .- '-iiufiir't t- t' -- , home- ' ________ - • ';: :' I - ORLANDO ' ,p alitieuint immt - THE REMNANT SHOP N- ' , -' . ' aJ ;4 t & ', ' -, . ALL ___ ONE LOW PRICE ~ 1 11~1, _.... • ii1.JI.J,cI _,-' f - _ brother, Philip Bv) 1 .. ...•.. - / • . • ' - Mt Airy, N C are spending _ at ' ' Ir - - Printed Homespuns LABOR } ' Unlined ;;b__ 5; &_ fl I I Prints & ii - ' ade I I k -- . ' - !RINTS & SOLIDS C , " /,,, Printed Canvas - - ' 1* -- - I'Iie '.v"dding o4 ;!anne'd for i-sn R ,it -UI Souls ('athohji' ehssre.h in Srinfnr1 -, from over 800 ' ' VALUES TO $2.99 PER YARD Choose , ' :.. t" I .'. 4;. "I, I .- .•-- . Custom 44 Mr and Mrs '1on Brunson and three .luldrut WA] spend Jr and son, of Mianu, sire the. holiday weekend with Mrs huuseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Dyal s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Foley and family. George E. Wells, at their home4;0" Mr. and Mrs. Clifford rst.e.L on Magnolia Avenue. V, of Naples, ir rmn and faiinl), Mr and Mrs BiU _______________________ - ''O1 Reach. - i '. . 1I 1. - I ___ : - i'msc', at1 '-ir' tir - 4;i 1 TO 5 YD. LENGTHS "'W *.4 _________ • Patrick ' I- ,'. a . r 1. " k';i":y'.1-~ ' . . .: .. • ' i -: 99 . . .,. I rIec' Im'- i,ici Fred If. Eckert spoke their brother and sister-in-law, %Ir. vows Thursday, l)"i'. and Mrs. Guy May. Mr,s. wedding ,, 15, in the Social Hall of the wore an aqua blur two-pici' I tiiC I ringing compt'Litions Itch Although chocolate IS Amerliellary Manor Retirement Cen- dress wth short jacket and ' ' Christmas party The annual lit accessories. , is muis -in t mark -F year round, 1cm a favorite all of the ladles of the Woodmen ter, in a candlelight, double-ring There were 3 guests present It has a special place in tm- leys of Valais, a Swiss nmuntnin r ceremony. a n d the t'mff it the Manor ditional Yuletide festivities in canton. Each community in the of the World was lucid Dec. IJ The Rev. James Van Dyke of, served the lovely four-tiered . va l ley tile's to prove its hells at the Woodman 's Hall. the Winter .Park l'resbyterian 'many countries around th e cake after the uride ann groom are the most beaut iful. After Each guest was presented a Church officiated. Twin baskets cut the first slice Punch cake' globe, - the competitions art' over and rose to wear, and then seated of white and J)ale pink glads and In Central and South Amen- following midnight IiIILSS, the I a beautifully (k'cflratC(I table inuins, flanked twin tall candel ~ mints arnt nuts w"re 'serve from the buffet table. The cosi-Ca, -ca, where the holiday conies in participants 811(1 ziuiiit'nce.' gut- featuring an arrangement of abra with white tapers and pot. pie will resale in Orange City, ted palms made a graceful setmidsummer, Santa Claus and thier around the table for ii late peuinsettins Many of the guests at the PP" of ringli (king-sized .OUS ting for th e ceremony. Christmas trees are seldom manor attended the wedding in • t( ma. -U (151 (1 It, delici (.5 ous seen. But after midnight mass clotighuuttits) and hot. chocolate. Mrs. Flo Gilinson at the piano their wheel chairs. Chr i st mas is the most impor- dinner was friend chicken ac- played nuptial music prior to ______________ on Christmas Eve, or at dinner in c-ompanied by potato salad and Itie ceremony and accompanied on Christmas Day, families taint festival of the year For an eye-catching mantel gather to enjoy the traditional Austria, hut Saint Nicholas platters of colorful raw vege- Mrs. Adam Muller who sant, decoration this holiday, arrange I the' roast suckling pig, and the (Santukluiusen), patron (allies followed by decorated "I Love You Truly" by Carrie greenery in an S shape and InJ acobs Bond. foamy hot chocolate they drink saint of children, appears -semi, red candles and tiny elves CLI') cikes and fruit rake l)t'c'. is accom' 0. Suititaklnusen The bride chose a powder blue with dessert. so they app",sr to he T. - -I'. Henham asked the silk shantisuig street dress with ttrotlgti Mexican homes aire decorated panted by the devil avid (It" the zrt *'nerv. --------- -. ---- ------- -------tell of blessing. - and ready for the Christmas nh:ITUIH that the children Those )resL'llt were Mr. and arrangement of snow-tt tiitt' posadas that start Dec. 16. The their had tlet'ils, 115 Well 85 (II their good ones. After the chilcarnations with clusters 1 gold Mrs. F, Benham, and T. Mr. posadas, which go on every lie' good, Santaeleen J)ruInie' to night through Dec. 24, symbolMrs. Charles Benham, Mr. and grapes at the base.' IS i(lI'at for Ize the trials undergone by kiansen rewai-ds them w ith I Mrs. Charles W . Snyder and a holiday debutante party or for display on a large' in;tntrl Ili the Mary and Joseph in their search chot'oluites, fruits, utial nuts, children, Bobby, Edward and C hr i s t mas Eve in holland - for lodgings in Bethlehem. Each night after the religious part usually celebrated with Saint Linda, Mrs. Maybelle Gay, Mrs, ,of the posadas Is over there are Nicholas parties. lnexjiensive Ilea Alford and KCUHY and Sue 1"oi- an attractive' CIiri-i uui,i'. 'fireworks, and the pinata a gifts are exchanged, after which Alford, Mrs. Ethel Meridith, insert Cilfl(ilt'S III i't'titerj)it.'ce. -children's game takes place. the children are sent off to bed. Pattie and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. The pinata itself is a fuuu-i- lilt' adults then Coflsuiu(' qunus- .1. E. Woods, Lucy Jø Woods, twti or t tirt'c' atiti(IUC latst&'rri fully shaped and colot-fully il' titus of k'ttt'rhiinkt'L (rakes \l r. and Mrs. ,ltitinny Wilbanks and arrange fIowcr' ht'twt'rii orated earthen jar, filled with baked in theform of initials) and children, and Mrs. l"ranccs and arounoi theni, aot ise's tilt ( ; olst'ii Society of ,\In 'rn' iri Vtiii'i -,t candies, and fruits. utnil hot. rhsorolato'. It may be suspended on a rope - -from the ceiling, or from a tree T -,., .,1 "on the piano. The children, who i.', . - ,i ' Er.. a are blindfolded for the game, _____ a . try to break the pinata with !. sticks so the ioodies will spill ' i?'l '- 'iij' ,out. When they finally succeed, . a a -there is a wild scramble to re- • - , .. . " and - ASST. COLORS ' S IJ k. • '. uud 'e'man and Mr fr(llhbnev the \Vnol'vnrth company in Richard \-'-'rmnnt, preve'ntly is employed . fir i WOOL : &4,.44 aii - :. - NEW SPRING FASHION MYERS - • ', at - I :: - it a urprise' hirthd'mv party \frinrny evening, Relpinst her - . • -' "IfV Pqtateq "a': ZlPe':t of honor • YD. NO IRON DRIP-DRY MACHINE WASH-..-REG. $.99 yd. VAL. 9 1 TO 5 YARD_LEN74S - .-• YARD tItTTflI1 a] 'V. - W-LRV '4'JN %TTT.IaS Vi!u'r Fn'-'es of rin of %fr - celebrate, along with hnr hushand, '.vas daughter, MN. Pearl md trs. Thomacfe( omas, of \-i'on, Mrs .me' Gentry, eeoeoa, Fla month-)1#1 hahy William, atid .%Iiqq Quesnel, formerly of dnuught'r, Ivy, \(r. and Mrs. - - Robert \tr, Vayru e' YtTe('nmac, in Iii" t radit ion a I fn shnnv, OThnie'q we're led by d r. A. ( 'otik of the social cruet us it ice'. l'riies which enrripd mit I he' ( 'lirist inns t home were pro crute'd by the hostess, A etift c hange was held with r tse'hu guest having the pk'ascuro or opening nml displaying he r gfl to thur grots Mrs I A ( aihotos purr seepte ii as girt of apprecIation In behalf of th lodge to Mr,;. R. it jse'n nU wtiocioinpIc hug hi - r inn is': rec 'I ll(, n fri cli in ent tabk w.scovered with a C 'hrkt nu as cloth dwmmbK : Iniatitre' hells to Yvonne'. Rv lurid tree was gaily de'rorntN! i : YORK (NEA - well iay.. Iut they won't be slam tkit front door and go out. fall, Lioel:u cli think-. ''W onYou don't e:pe'et saccharin plo- sheep forever and their awaken- She hill, been tUrii(!d mw what en are getting restic:s. Even CLOCK & JEWELRY tttude about fashion from Mr. izig will hurt the- garment ind expect her hrcitlicr to iool right 110W they are- buying tnt' Blsckweli, the main who each dustry. 'Lool: at the number like. She has ben given a bud cage drew simply because under the' sheer cage a fitted ar issues his well-publicized of custom dressmakers th at Worst Dressed List." And luii sprung up during the last hairdo, her busthne has been sheath is visible th at shows 3 - DAY you don't get them. year just because a woman flattened and her waistli ne mov- the really do have ii figure' SERVICE over the plaice." "Nine years ago," he rc"Today's clothes are all can't find anything in ready-to- ed The fashion magazines Black- called, "1 said the le'c'eless and all dull," be said. wear that looks like her." 'ot one woman emerges as He also thinks th at some well brushes aside as "adult dress was chic. I said this be'I YEAR im individual. marriages will be jeopardized comic' boo"-Flash Gordon for cause I couldn't set sleeves GUARANTEE th e over 30s," He deplores th e right. ."You're iii] just hangers for - if fashions don't change. If you ever wore a dress 'Qic' look.' And its' not even a "A maw goes home and takes fact that the "fashion goddessFREE CLEANING OF CS" are jammed down our colthat made you feel you had n pretty look," added the con- a- look at his ultrafaashiaaibIe 'S WOMEN th at walk backwards," lie added, twt'crsial West Coast designer. wife' and is more likely to hide lecti'e throat until we feel RINGS & NECKLACES we must dress as th ey do or "it was probably one of my - Women have been forced in- behind a paper than enjoy earlier (iflt'h. to this conformity, Mr. Black evening with her. !ext he'll I we're out of I "All you bear today is the. "Whet I started out in th is 1 WATCH REPAIR .l word chic-not pretty, not beau- hiusiness, everything was bluci; 207 O'BRIEN ROAD tilul. A man doesn't look at a woo] jersey. I didn't understand . FERN PARK :. •. ' -' ' woman and feel hi heart leap patterns but wool jersey stretchI,' • PH. 838-5223 t '. . any more." And lie's afraid es and my dresses somehow only the European designers can managed to fit. ______________________________ J hi1t tr,'nrl "Mnt ni,.ri. "Wl,n,, 4k,., (.. .-i....s..h...1 ,, I. LlLè ______________________-- _________________________________ LL 3 L i' j ? -... .,. . - 4a can designers and stores think under th e iron, I began th e. • / *1, I .• ::'J that American women will ac- - shift. I said I intended the dress • cept anything from a Paris to look that waay-'Just take a •... . ./H': . WE CAN HAVE YOUR ,., designer. So any great change look at how elegantly it moves E\V Vt 129 ; - a swag or in I * TIME FOR XMAS TO $4 49 Iii daivghter, • the' r'ntrane'e. 1,sside' a lante on .• - C hocolateForChr stmas Featured In Many Lands 4 PROFESSIONAL All Alike I % BRAND NEW SHIPMENT Nelsons Florida Roses R. Fortuniana Roo?st.c.k. ! i' •'j ,''!' ' - POTTED POINSETTIA to - Sanford, 14th street, ,pprctnrhing marriage' of their orated In a hii,hiihiiv theme' Wit hi -. -- • •' 1 TO 5 YD. LEN GTHS JUST 75" . -- ,uIluI s Dwight Charles who accompanied the duo. They sang songs from "The Sound of Music" while Cdr. Leo MacDonald, NAS (Herald Photo) chaplain narrated the thry. ç''; .i:.,..' . A fiu'*li banana siiei is a ..< t'Ul cinch to make. Combine each of milk, niuislied (I,'Sb I bnnnnn and dub soda, 2 ten. teaspoon of I R'.t spoons of sugar, vanilla, nuuti 1, 10 teaspoon of nit. and blend well with a mix \I ci-. Serve cold. Makes 1 1 Culls. i 111- 1 •• Piuø "-inotince the engagement and The ,fc'ffortls home' wo I.p :. I - 11110,11 liii 1 OLIN 1' 'is U. 2 I ')t -• . ..... I BROADCLOTH iiI- I'l - •- • own astringent, but. it. must be - fresh cucumber. Cut, off three . ~ juicy slices. Itub one piece over the brow, cheek- boneR ...... . • .cool. Five minutes Inter your 1ueeshouldflookand feel spnrk FULL BOLTS ASST. COLORS - r..., (center). Al. right esL*gner Says Clothes FOR WEAVES Each person that attends the brea kf ast brings a gift for a needy child. - ,•_- - I SUPPLY OF REAL BARGAIN PRICED FASHIONS. in Jack. Dec. • ed at a later (late. LINEN Mrs. Springfield was also special guest at the annual Christmas Breakfast held h3' th e Women's Committee Tampa Chapter A.T.B. in Tampa, on - • - ! function. - tU1$ ? ,' so-I IPV Personals Leon (uesnl and %Yr- \tr (,IIPSIC t etc rrrtr el h% \1 r I, F. Irfforile at h r lIf,flpe fa,r the nniutinj ('P,rktmnq !'nrt' of the' t,ndlec cocint V P of I I niI V. on F'rjdnv, lu'e, 1 11 1. s44; C00 l4 AS A CU('tMlLElt The i'ueunihcr is nature's officers and their wives. This car the breakfast was held at th e George Washington ended in time for the Indies to get to I their jobs. Approximately 4fl 'banking personnel attended this •- 11 LOOK AT THESE PRICES' The breakfast is held for all Indies in banking in the Jack- ~ oni1)e area and also for hank . . • per rent of ull - A Cl IDDDIC -. a one-year secretarial scienco RO WE HAVE RECEIVED A HUGE ~0 PARED F1 Institute of Banking, American ,q - . • Fifty Spnngfield Honored . Stoddard, Mrs I ; . - I . • . L. Alexander Bremner and Thomas Donohoe and Mrs. Rand, Charles Greiner of Orlando. , • dbughthr, Peggy, of Juan th luncheon. cBsry, entertained In th e Ano er festive - 1 given on .•. Pluut.utioii Room in the DeBary bridge party was '' • rstaurant at a luncheon and day, Dec. ifi, by Mrs. BremA ncr and daughter, Peggy, in Fridge party, Thursday, the Plantation Room with the !he tables were decorated j •.e the oi1dny theme with pain- following guests: Mrs. Alta . sottias and holly. Among their Clark, Mrs. Charles Braun, guests were Mrs. T. Vassar Mrs. C. E. E Butler Mrs Morton, Mrs. William Naegel, . ' Morrison, Mrs. Howard Sharp, , Mrs. Everett Dirkscn, Mrs. Arrum a cier, ra. • Airs. thur Arrington, Mrs. William It Bart Newton. Quark, Mrs. H. P. Newton, Mrs. Ew1n Maize, Mrs. William Fur- Also Mrs. Robert Henderson, i . Burton Earl guson, Mrs. Arnold Hooper. Pickinrd Mrs. M. rt. jict;ean, -I Mrs. Preston Also Mrs. John Ttayfue, Mrs. Ches)rs. E. Z. Walters, Mrs. Duvid icr flearick, Mrs. R. AckerBothfichlld, Mrs. Chnrle , Stauman. Mrs. E. W. Pugh. Mrs. _________________________________ bILZI Mrs. Darold Lynch, Mrs. James V. Richards, Miss Mary Clyde Harris, Mrs. John Byrn, Wilcox, Mrs. Rams Custer, Philip Louimbery, Mrs. Henry Lasher, Mrs. Enhert N. McGee, Mrs. H. E. Mrs. Claude Trusscii and Batson, all of DcBnr'; Mrs, THE KIWANIS CHPJSTMAS PROGflAM featured the singing of two Frank Swallow. rles Bertach of Winter Park; well-known Central Floridans, Gerald Covington, (left) and Ann Blazo, Mrs JOHN LE ON E By 01 - wo Events - ' •. by !1fIICS "tn Forest City Yvonne Quesne I Betrothed • I N I. it ' first in the nation fo r the Phi Beta Lambda Club of which she was a member. • Mr. Koener graduated front Bishop Moore high School hi Orlando in l')Bl and ;ren(l t' atteuitling the University 01 Florida,here he is majoring in t hemsstr 1 he wedding III lit' aiiitohii)( MONDAY ON SALE? THEN COME PRE . •- R C , II UVV I has been adopted by the dehyt assisted dur- dration industry, and at least ,, Ruth,one large user of dehydrated ing the evening by Mrs. . onions specifies purchases acT Smi th . cording to the lest. Plant breedJanice R. Springfield. I ers are also using the test to This is an annual event at th e develop varieties of onions more Florida State Bank of Sanford Stiles home. suitable for processing. employc, was a special guest , at the annual Christmas Break- _ ALL DAY CDDIMG 1 IlU • DlC S FA B I nr ____-______ Mrs. Stiles SANTA VISITED the annual Christmas party for children of Legion Auiliar3 members at the home of Mrs. Then Stil es. Left to right are Linda Hoover, Morgan Howard, Santa and Kelly Howard. Frank Luecker, commander of the American Legion portrayed the genial gentleman t the party, • SEE BRAND YOU WANT I to measure the. pvruvic Maryann Miles) thrt', Alhan. nta. ls with - Hei the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Darriell. Sr.. of i' OA4 iiOIu\ VCflUC each a gift from under the tree acid. and a stocking filled with good. The lest - developed at the more F ; t " She also vrote "The mo'.t original project'' which w on - Boar Lake. (Photo - test CAI _; degree . J)ARNELI4. Jr., lvIiss - - a simple. accurate Santa Claus arrived at 5 p.m. ' • • - bowl surrounded with holly rt teqt. Scuetjsts of leaves. M hite uindies in red lSDA S Agricultural Research foundthat a chemicalj 'cte holder' fl anked each end takes p rep et inn 1- nncv sndwichcs and cokie's coils are crushed, a nd were placed on silver and crys- onion the amount of pyruvic that to! trays. ;icud produced by this reaction LI ..',10 C -I- r Now. according to Miss Wiland rookies. The dining table was overlaid with a holiday son. Seminole County Eien Mflfl 11onc' Economics Agent. cloth and held a crystal punch '! .14 freshments of Christmas punch panel. L•. If 4 - hristmas ~71 , - ennved ie I the epcnce of a taste tecting on the tree Later . I ... (n e to Inniec Anthon Koc - flee. 'on of Mr. anti Mrs. (,4 orji hwetii't hr of Orlando M Hohcnn genilunteil from - Semitunle hiih School Iii 198 and attended Soul it ;enrgin College, where she was one of eight oust of 20 to graduate with iss The children song Christmas cult to pick those best suited carols as they sat around the for dehydrated products without it a Af y ? tions. A dimensional manger Onions differ greatly in flavor scene adorned 011C strength, and it has been diffi- , ter Monda . is , 'i2 _____ Tinge of their daughtet, 1.lndn P llflJoyC(I r _____ 1 ~, ' _____ -. 9. 'ohday ['atly _ I - . • - ,' . .. .. •' - - ------- __ I P 4 it 4' -- - - - I i -.'- - , ~ 1_f II �i . - - . -- - * - - * 10 - -- -. . 1 , --- * -'**' - ril Page S At butifar? brr1b - - I. wl~ The Faces Of Jesus-5 nil 2, 196i Dec. Vn^eL p Santa Claus I---- , , 67 Forgotten Man I . - k ( ,Divots, .1 i I I !'. .,,' ,~ Onngrathl*tinna to Shubert who recently lack The Fight!ng Seminoles are now Highland Classic Basketball Tournament in Dunedin after e- g . 11 . . I * * * 11 I * 1. ...Jim Creamer was luck'-mimher-winner of the Blind , amey Tournament sponsored by the Mayfair Men's Golf .: Asanciatine. The luck)' number was 77 and thine was Creamir score at the end of the tourney. e2' tài Low net winner with a 68 was Jim Newman and John had a 69 for Round. ::DIel ThP Sanford Junior Golf A*ociittion held a Toy Tourna*- ment earlier this week and Skip Dalton was the top winner in the "A" division with a fine score of 75. Mike Rudd was wo strokes off the pace with a 77. Tnmr.' Hunter and -. I t . - Barley Sykes tied for third place with a score of 78. in the "B" division wiheb was only nine holes, a three!V tie existed for first place between Hatch Dickey, Julie WII and Elizabeth O'Neil all shooting identical scores - --- r ; '", --Ottr Junior Golfer of the Week selection goes to Hatch hey who Is a real fine young golfer. INt. PresideaVs Cup Tournament is in progrc -WMir. ayfa On Jan. 7th and 8th the Mayfair will have their $sitber'Glsasl Tournament. Trophies and prises will be J,i.rasd to the top winners at a buffet dinner at- the con- and prizes will be given to ft. This will 1w a 86 hole *se top three teams in the low net division. Prizes will also bi presented to the top three teams in the low gross division. individual awards will also be presented to top low xmL g6d low gross winners. Jan. 8rd is the last day that entry 2-uj1 may be turned in W the "Pro Shop." 1W The Association will hold a unique _______ -tourney on Tnh. 1st and ft will be called the Bloody Mary iiirnmcmnt. This will be a nine hole, one club event. nutnmng -- that each lady will he allowed to select- one club and must ue this club throughout the entire nine holes. No sulisti- I , . 1. ~ * permitted. : tuting of clubs will be That's just fine with me, gals. I'm just its bad with one - us I am with any other in the bug. Choose your "weapon" and let's "uim and at 'cut." Alt, any rules about no club at all . . - just sorUi kit-1. it around the course? I know I'd do lots better that way. -' il ~, ji * I~ I Y. * I f I - First Federal - . - 'entrant tied for the number two George's .. 'spot, dropped First Federal 45- Day and Night 17 with Frank Sloan and fickle Sanford AUuntit' :Demo leading the assault with '24 and 21 points respectively. Sanford A t I a n t I e National . . ____ . -. , 8. Dodge 4. Plymouth 5. Cadillac 6. Mustangs 1 7. Pontimie Ii. Buick ft. Chevrolet - * - -' - . - - .' - * - - ,- fl/ -______ , - * _______________I -- :. .f..ij - -- - - - . I - - -- * ;- - - ' .' :4 : : ' - :: ( - - -- - - BOBBY BUILNETI' of the Buff fajoBflhl. the oldest of three football- playing brothers, gave em a target -: th - - I . ' t :today when ni&md Rookie Year in Football ASd$ - - . - 21 4 1 5 NAMTD (t 6 Odd Bulls j\'.Jj.ij - -- --- - Cage . to shoot he was of th e the American EAST St. Joseph's Pa. HI, .Jackson'1lle 68 Rutgers 87. Pittsburgh 68 uu 57. 1mw 5 SMU 101. Arlington St. 82 I Arkuntmu Col. 70. Philander, itith (311 FAR WEST UCLA M. Colorado St 4 St. Mary's Cab!. 74, 1'leiyiird League by The P.YeU. Oregon ?, hawaIi 64 2 p.m. Pace I n I1 avy Golf ' ' , . . .. . .• ii mw ' e-ntinrl - CRAW. 17: NAS Administration. 16: Avionics "A", 14; NAS Legal, 13'-; Capts Cuppers, 12; Operations "B", 12; IMA A/F, 91. NAMTD 'B", 9; RVAH-12, 7; 5; RVAH-13, 3. '7 -' -- • . North, South For • -- - DA11111'111E,11 Djl~' was velohl-11110 by the NN-111lis ('1111) W 4,d i'sday. GCOtC MillS WilS i-ho KIWatitan with the most diutghlors ))resotlt., herald I'hoto) Sally, Jenny itnil Linda ANIOCIATED PZE68 ThursdayIs lesuk PhiladelphIa 116, San FrancisCo 114 used to bring presents to all Italian children. Ben's young_____ sters still watt for her on the _____ of Epiphany, ian. S. The Santa Claus of most of the Western world grew out of C rl For the story of San Nicola, the 4thcentury bishop of Myra, in Asia ___ • uuu U • U Minor, whose body was stolen from the Saracens and brought h by I3atl sailors in 1087. wity, freeing th.' rejerted those inconstant waters himself. flew It1uI1 ,or ,Itininr (llrl utpt'w their instnnt squalls on ills The exultant e1t' proclaimed Joins with the other Deltonn shared its Christmas program ''Hnit Take heart, it is I; have 700 from loneliness, the depraved him its saint and built the gray hui-ehes and organizations in with parents and fi'ienils in n Scuttits Iu:i l'.'.'n uriritnizeil in that yawning waterway, tear,'' Thers in that hart th.' rich fnm n i'itrlt with Mrs. Ehliti- feet below sea level. And the from their mire, 1 tow"ll stone romanesque Basilica of p.i'ts. If.' man-h urging residents to attend the 1)t'1f01fllfltit'(' at the South i.1t' beth 'untulnghusim as ic'iult'r, aharklce of wealth, the sick and convulsive vf,vngi'rs saw no hope. San Nicola in the crowded old annual Christmas Eve Carol School. tho helm. It was night. The ho t 1-111111$(- from their puu in. 'l'ht' t r.'np nwu't a at her bout." quarter of the city. That is the man horn at Sing, Re', (it'orge H. Owen, Clad In i'eti and white choir at 1,2-I El i)n,nrin Way ittuti she cii nimil rolled, sWI%tllpf'fi by the I One after another, U.' talked The church here never em- pastor, announced today. Christmas, the worker, the mtvwith them, lifte'i them tip. Tim.' i'ola', the three - to five-venu'. is tissisteti liv Miss Iyndn Ky I hurtling waves, Anti the huimati or, the storyteller, rebel anti the phasized the saint as a bearer of ,,p.'., The event will take' place beings caught there in the peril blind reme crying for sight. ('tti)tijiiIthItiut. presented prochildren a gr"nt comforter, Ife who plungifts. He was and still Is por- from 6 until 7 p.m. Saturday old . ? ''Yes, Lord. 'l'lu.' girls •'tijny.'tl goiuig .'nr- itimii crisis native to their realm, von believe ed Into rnnn'.s struggles, enler trayed more as a symbol of the in the Deltona Shopping Plnv.im. gt'nhii of snugs, dances iiiiii cling in (lit' mirelu and will re- tii'pair.'d. ''Slisb'r, Masti',, we If.' touched their eyes. ''Accord- gencies and tragedies - confrontlink between the Western and For his Christmas Day scir. pflt'IliM. ing to your faith, he it done sutuuc their r.'guiliu t- tuicot ings nut' p.' rishing!" I ,,,,•,, ing the her-sh.'a' hiows, u,u,l Eastern Christian churches. Inoti. Rev. Owen itna t'tII'ii .. ,. .. . ''--' .,...,.. , (I(I1I''l*, ........ LII'Ii I 'L .- u'..' - ,''''p, rtt(t'l' tilt' I (III(I1IVC. I5IPiI The big day for St. Nicholas In topic, "Where l)oe (od Fit. -----A w o m a i, weak with a M t'mlu'rs ini'lutic Laurel Ann thin' also was stability In that ;lzmndn itimil (lyana Alderlari comes each year In May, In ?" Services of the church are hemorrhage, was so chronic I ui,,imiuigiiuuns, Kimberly Reams, fierce c'uncsing. There was t,asie on the anniversary of the day conducted at II a.m. each Sun- man, Joyce illue, (imu-y Beverly. that she thought sure of Him MuI;t.'natlre aIId balance its th' A ii- Mjcht'lIe the sailors came back with the day at the lieltona Community Mat-k hose, 'i'eresn Brown, lti'ta she could only touch II art stint-n, Theri'sui t .'.'th of the tumult and frenzy that if Ma rilyit saint's body. ' 'anny Itut-nhuu in, 'l'izicy Hut icr, Center on 11ke' Monroe. her. Ito i- wiu'.i , Susa ii I ,conuir.i, ,loyei' a Iutong in.'n. "Vence! He still.' 11 is cloak, it would heal A symbolic coffin is taken out Welcoming committee this ltohty ('ugh', Lindl' Dnuthltt, 11cr hand brushed the garment. %Vissitik, In that voic'e, (lilt of the mysStintit, Mary Lou to sea and brought Into port es- Sunday will he Dr. and Sirs. II, l)nvhi Ellinor, .Inmes Forster, Laura 'l'onk, Melinda (;ntvs t."ry of that man called •Jpstis, "Take heart, daughter; your by the entire flag-deco- E. Avery. I calm. faith has made you well." overwhelming Scott. (;noilmatu, Carol Harris, I )t'huorulii I inyw.,uitl, Sally Miller, flttwt'il rated fishing fleet. There are The church will have a riot. Whatever a person's view of Czun."r"Why are you afraid7 have you l'uutitt'lit i'uzo, Cheryl feasts and religious ceremonies luck dinner following the 'or- Randy hanson, lJttdn hoover, man's sciences tell I miracles, on, Sherry Kelly, K ill, Craw- no faith?" And Into the savngand street parades. ship hour. Rolls and coffee will Lane hhmitnpturey, Rich Lamehim that the greater the knowland Susan ('rnpn. cry that lashed the earth came The children who do know be provided but each family Is ca, Anmrt't l,altosn ami Davidtot'l, greater the knowing --------strangely, overruling serenity. edge, the Martin. ---__------_-----asked to bring a covered dish, about Santa Claus have no idea It had seemed, in the buffet- of ever greater unknowns, and Also ,Joe Minter, Catherine' of the sleigh and reindeer and its own table service and alling of the elements and the some of the recorded acts of 1iCLPllflfl, i iciaiw, rtnrnryn the stockings hung by the fire- ver, heipk'.'msnt'ss, that lie wasin- Jesusremain in that dimension Danny Ord, Kevin Pickles liner, Choir rehearsals are lit 7:3(1 place. They think the whiskered involved, uncaring, a sleeping which is expanded rather than 1 man In red carries his toys on a p.m. each Friday in the parson- Kenneth Pfvifnuf, Teresa heyLord, no longer present, hut negated by learning. A recurrent note figured in I pack-laden gray donkey And age, 695 Hartley Avenue'. New nolds, Susan Reitz, Slil VihIen, Thit' II p.m. Christmas E't' lie was there, nonetheless, acLaura Voltoline, Leslie \Vilher, ('anitlelighit. Service at Christ the healing incidents - faith pu ts them in shoes left at the voices are always welcome. ceiide, feotisive to mcmi's Wood, Allison Kevin Woods, IINOVATION Sunlauni in recovery. "Do not fear, only ill foot of the bed. Mcthodit Church insuffick'rick's. MW INCLUDING Donna Ward, Sandra Whitet lst:mte's hits lwc'n cniice'l.'d. It. is 0(1(1 that an itinerant believe," He emphasized. "All I .Junior Williams, \Vnyne Kelly, Christmas Day there will hi' ,Ie'wjsit teacher of obscure Cmiii. things are possible to him that IS T*II ClIt('I'IT ('flIRT OF Brian Johnson, Angela Lloyd family worship service at 9:80 lee ('ouilti instill such assurance, believes." "Go, your faith has ___________________________ 'I'll E SI SIll .1 I' hR and Jeffrey Jenkins. N0TICI OF p.m. There will he tin Sunday such deep-going trust and re- made you whole." CIII' OF AND FOIl SI5II oI.K OTTCE IS hEREBY G1VE ('OV%TY, 1'tOhuIflA. Also Mark Ilunman, Elaine School or evening service, who those "Blessed are spite into the turbulent journey that pursuant t a Final Tecrce ('ht.AS('KflY SI). 10375 Sue flagley, lit'aswt'll, Terri The worship will he conducted of mt'n. Yet lie himself was mourn, for they shall be corn" Vtf(')'wUre entered in CAUIe SOITII tuIlOi , Ifl,YN AVlN5 ; .. I"IT)'" VickiBeers. Bobby harrow, hy 11ev. 1)(),,Reynolds, pastor, 1614 In the Circuit BANK, forted. Blessed are the meek enigmilatie, extraordinary. ''urt o f seminole County, FlorPlaintiff. Greg l)kkey, Steven Econic, who will speak (Ill "Ciirittituis fl(I was a plain workman, a - - th o se who hunger and thirst I la. I will Pell the property '-'',ted in Seminole County, LAI'HENCE J. tiLl EY and lIES- Lisa Kirby, Brian Lloyd, ,john Without Christ." All m,'mbers IHOLLYWOOD tsourw000 1111106Oøô coin pttn inviable mixer, a great for righteousness , - the merci. d'rlhed as: STE 3. fiLlEr, his wife, Russell, Teresa McLellon, Don- avid friends of the churrh arestoi'ytt'iier, Istii& KINO SIZE MADEIOORDER ful . . the pure in heart , nonconforming 1-T 11. Block r, s"on,i na. mu Defen.I;nt ALL AT PAO Pfeifauf, Terry Reck, Terry invited to l%tt('ricL the peacemakers. . . for theirs I venna Park St-ctlon of Loch O't'i('l (II" S.t I I 1111(1 uint'ornpronilsing rebel, lie Tl.4ir, according to the Pi n t Nc 15 n i:ietitv O WNN 'l'ut'pin, Sherry Vihlen, ElizaYuiung people ñf the Stuniay Vuiq all of these faces and func- is the kingdom of heaven. j I )i.r-of as recorded In Plat t hat on lb e 100; (daY t_ t_'___.._ i...... nv of inn. t..a •Jh,vy iVLIi iitiui,-, flUI itihilti, S.-h,,uul ithititlist 'tI)tltti mutuil l. Pares 2! through nary. :'(7 at 11:00 a. mu. at the but in sum, He was not the Public Records of west 1 nor of the Court I Initse Churinly Mnnn, Rick Davidson, Fellowship delivered lioXt!H of just of them. mmmiv $rninnie County, Florida. of Srminnlc County, at Sanford, John l'icklesimcr, Cindy Martin, atid toys to two needy Toge ther with the fol)ewin fix- F'l.'rida, the uinti'rsigned Clerk "1 am the doer . . . I am the tures: will otter for sale the following •Iatie Sessions, Eddie Sessions, fanillit's this week. Apprts'iii. good shepherd , , I am the E. Water Heater, Model described real pi-operty : Sheri Luck and Tracy Dowdy. ti,,,, to all who donntc.i in this No. XRGB 42-6 ivnv, the truth and the life." I,,e 6, 3;l-h ,, c;rv Quaker Space Heater, Model CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. t, i'ffort huts 1'i'i'n extended by lie could tint be categorized, No. T11B4011) Serial No. 292',6 accordi ni to a Idiot t heron t ititt-(-Iiureli.'I'Iit-Stiti(iiiYSeliooI Legal Not ce or pinned down to any condic' s Venetian Blinds manufaas recorth-,I in Plat Hook it: also collected money to lie split tional mold or mien. He fits no tui'ed by Seminole Venetian Page 35, of Ole Putlilic Heof the Blind Company 'or4s of Seminole County lit the ('lain juutr, Srrnin,,Ir (74111111 ) . Slut.' o f_ I to the Methodist Children's descriptiveprofile. at public sale, to the highc,ct and Florida. I 1 14)[114, in Enterprise. best bidder for cash, at the Front together wit h all et ru&'tur,s, liii- Ili'nhstn, In Prohntc Inde'd, IIC was a titan, all Door of the Seminole County provcmente, fixtures, applla Tires, Iii re Its.' l's(rste .sft , thorou gh-gniIn.1, dynamic one, ' IL A V ES Courthou in Sanford, Florida, and aptiut u- t, an mu-.s on CII iii lieu ii I)t'rCI,st',I at 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon or ue.-d In conjunction t herewith. of vivid, arresting qualities, I Meet FINAL SO'I'I(I on the 16th day of January, 167. The aforesaid sale will he miuie ro-"1)18(11' like' 11 is brethren in Au i nforntnl ( hristmas p Not Ice Is liore)iy yen ha, (COURT SEAL) pursuant to a final decree or I SIC Ii mudemsi gn,'iu wilt, on the lot ii Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. will take iliu-e lit the re'- I'Vt' iy t'v&t1wct," Scripture says. fc're-losu re entered in ChanelClerk of Circuit court _etIon No. I65 now i,i'uiding in day of .Yutuuuuary, A ii. 190"s, prouluiuuiu.'.'titig of the' I.otigvtiocL Yet lie also was more than to the II.'tirir:ihih CottonBy: Martha T. \'ihlen the ('Ircuilt Court of thi Ninth lutilge of Fir, 5'tuuIui',I.' ''iiuitity, Aicit (8uuttiihu'r of ('oluulluerce I that: lit' was it man, in all the Deputy Clerk Judiei.ul Circuit of siutil tom- SemI111a IiIs fitiusI ri' tutu mu, a H t an ,I SMITH. cole County, Florida. 5 p.111 M uriday atmuumign i ficc'mn't' of manhood, but I oiirheis, a - 'tniilmitsttatot- of IN. c'Iu',Iuul'd for & SPRAKER l)ATEI' thuI 'lay of In-'5" mI H. ItEAVEH, III(-('ivli' I.euiguue' ituiitlimmg on IIc also iiffititu'l another stamp. Attorney, and Counselors at Law ember. iss. .1 c, .as"ul, 8 11#1 at 1411141 Onun, t hen Barnett Bank, Building ''The Father is in Me ant! I (SEAL) mnt titer.", nuak.0 application to Church Sti-t','t. I juitcitu L. Cox Jacksonville, FlorldL :2!02 Arthur 11. ifl-ckwlth, Jr. the Father . . I and the 11111 iii,' pi'esidt.'nt, e'c,uiuiut't. thut, will Paid .itu'I go f',r a final settleI Publish Dec. 22, 1935 Clerk of the Cl r..ut it cnuI rt tii('ti t tile Itditiinilitrfttton of ' areone." Father DDH70 337: Donna Al. Markos inc'c't big. sal,I .'st*t", amid for art order -____________ Denutv Clerk ______ SPECIALS OW in SWill 9 Attendance G .,ir, couts i r YHIP Organized ..' * - .-.'- * . " ' 1 - - - - LOOK! INNIR1PNG MA111 SPECIAL Legal Notice . ____ ______ ALSO , , ,_ - -- - i4 ° NilSt(lbP I ______ 119 M.e.1Is SANFORD 322.6321 I I CALL 0 MUM - LAW a codum NON - ucutij . 0. i ______ --- - C Of C I . . - • - 'rust (iRrUI? Co V kT. N IN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND YOU. SEMIOM COUNTY. ('uIAN('EIiY %). 15515 MOHT(;AGE VOJLECLO$VlIm J-'lflST FEDERAL SAVINGB1 A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION OP % IlNol.r. COtNTY, a corporat ____________________________________________________ iliertiarging lii in as ______ sili - hi ttrztt.'it. l)utt,ut 1111H the 29111 N''%''fliI,l'r. A. D. l'it;c. A tI in in- day - - --------- of /s/ Robert L. Riunv's As /e.imnintstr*tor of Estate) of I)13I144 .1011".' H. HEAVES IN ,rjtF. csiicuJI'r cot iii', isl)t'c.'*ccii AND FORNEMI%OI.I 10151%', 'i'h.NHT)Wsl, DAVIS A MCINTOSH Plaintiff. FLORIDA. Inn 9 I van den Berg Gay Attorneys for Plaintiff 136 Last Church Street 440 First Federal I3uilutltug Orlando, Florida Publish Dec. 2 3, itar, the IS cIiA%ci:Iiv, CtE sit. isanu .%ttorneyi' for A'tnulnistrat.-,r iii-;xnv L.\IAIt CI-IAVIS and CJNTRAL SAVINGS HANK IN 1"lnrlda State Hank-Suite 22 32771 THE CITY OF NEW Y0111C. n Sanford, FlorIda wife. PATRICIA A. CHAVIS, Publish Dec. 2, 9, 18. 23, 1966 Defendants, oorporatlon, NOTICE or SUIT Plaintiff. IhI)117 ',IE STATE OF FLORIDA Tot S.C. IitCtII UOFIL'I' or IN H0111-:11'r I-'l(ANI( ItATSlIt amid 'l'lIl' PATRICIA A. dAVIS 515111 JI'I)IVI.tI. ('IUCFI'l' (Itcaidence Unknown) HELEN I'I:lt El-tA IIAIT14EIC, (II' -' SI) V011 si-:t,isoi. eo.sYou are hereby notified that 'I - , 11.111.011111111%. i)cf,uiiIamits. tjjjt hae been flied against you 4 1 1114%11111111111 SO. 111301 S 0l'IFE OF SUIT I,, the Circuit Court of Seminole 'I'll i i A .t EN'S hA N K FO It i-: S'I'AI'l' Me ri.oiiii n11 ut). Florida, in C)iaIiCi'r). an V I N s t I 'I'll E ('I 'l'Y fit" N K W is which ISH i it, -: 'JO: Jt( u1 i-;ICI' l'RA 'K II A :, t,btevlated title of .' whos." residi-nea is 510 Doti l"JUST P'EIERAL SAVINGS AND I'liilittif(, A.U)('JA'I'lON OV SEMIvlaa Street, Chulu Vista, LOAN 0 NOLK COINTY, a corporation. ('atitortmisi .1' isl.Iil u'ICKI-:NS amid NOR. a. hENRY LAMAR iII:LS-:s'1' ';iti-', I'laivitiff, I'l'N I: I'i('K I';NH, liii wife. whose residence Is & 10 1',ui. ('Ii AVIS and wife, PATRICIA A. Defenilaiuti. glas Street, (litutu, \'lstit, ''hiA'I5, i)efendant, the na50111K (II' NA 1.11 itlifornii* id suit being a suit to un of '''''' IS hlEltEhlY GIVEN You ate hereby notified that foreclose that certain mortgage that 'iii tiis 1I1tii duty of Jamireagainst you a suit has been filed :.,t.-,i (ktobet 1, 165. and of nitty, 19*37 itt 11:00 a. iii. at the 6 Official Iteotds Book ui Itia- 60mve entitled (-tIu.e and West ii ,r't door of time Court lioustu pa'e L ed. of the Public lie- that you are hereby required to ('minty, at b'amufor't, Florwit h time ('larkSeminole answer yourfile' u! Seminole County, l'hiit lila, the iiiiii,ut'l g nod Clerk t o serve a ,-n.utnbering the following of this Court, a tid ° 111 sifrer fur sale Ihi. following , ,1ee.t1I.d real property, to-wit: uPY thereof Ut)",, the Plaintiff, ,tes,'ri Ii,',I teal property: Lot 6 ill Block 6 lit F'A lit- .,r 11lul lit itt's at t urns' y, whose I 4*3, $111 !'I'i I I'l N ECu ES'!', 1, Is: SM i'I'hI, SECTION riumtiu u:i.1 L. NE :.s'J'A'TES, 1' 1(11th A I)Dh'I'h ( IN, a siit,ci I ItEPLAT, according to plat El.l.1 (.,'l', i$CI I tA' A 1,11 i- & 81' hA0d1'n,, o,t'.'orclhtig to H plat • thereof recorded In Plat KEPt, 612 Uartuett Batik liuii'II lie i- at,! r,,ia,riie.l In Plat 11t)4)$( ito',k i, pages 100 and lot, I mug, Jacksonville, l"lorI'la, iml 2.1, lingeal 62 utni 63 of the rt the Public Records of later than ajnuary 9, Ib67 I'ii till,' lts,':trds of Sam Inol, decree t lu au fall 5.ij)oIe County, Florida: If you I '011 lIly. )"Ioi-Iila. cciii fessu will lie ant crud & ,,.I you arc hereby required to pro t,,guitnit- v.'ltii tthl sti Oct urea, liiifib- )- 4ur answer In e14 suit with agaitil't )'OU for the it'Ihi'f (Io- jilove men ts, fixtures, ItI)i)hiattttih, 'I'hio 'onipla IsiS the in said of in a tided Clerk -the u,iderigned titni ,tgii)ul- t , lsHuices on said laiui turL and to serve it copy there- nature of .ui'l suit bailug f,- or iiatel ill ',uiijusiet lout t hurawit Ii, ii t- e of :d ort gage c ctu If upon the Plaintiff's attorney, l"ot tt1'is The a tOte-ba iii sale will lie the to) lowing described %% )LoIC liattiC A n d address appear hurl tug sitUate Ili 5&':ninole uiia'ii, puiraustit to a final decree below, on or before the 15th day properly •'I foreclosure Intea- ed in Chatsto-wit: Florida, default County, . of January. 11167. and In Lot 21), Block A, Second It*- -;1Y Act ion No. 16301 now psud' tbrtof Decree Pro ConftaSo will vcuina Park Section of Ich iuia In the Circuit Court of the ic enit-red ag*Iflst you. Arbor, accouding to (hue Plat N1111 1' Judicial Ci rcuit of and for band and offi%'JTNEt'8 my thereof as recorded in Plat t'itiimhiioic Cuulsly, Florida. dat seal at the County Courtl)A9'EI) hits 31st clay of LieuHook 33, Pages 29 thru $1 house, Ha,ifotd, Seminole County, of ni tier, 1944. kLet-',rds Ic Pu 1,1 ttie of De'elriof 6th day thIs "kirida, (hEAl) Henmhiuulc County, Floridaher, 1966.%rt hut- ii. 11ee1 with, Jr, %%'ITNKiIH nay hand asid the ''leik of His Circuit Court seal 'f saId Court at Sanford, Arthur It. Iiackwith, Jr. ilyi Donutia Al. 51st-hoe County, Florida, this SiIt*ul E'i.-rk f Circuit Court lieputy Clerk iss. N.iveinh,tr, 'd day 30th By: Martha T. Viblen. D. C. un den Berg & (lay (SEAL) Phillip II. L,.ig*u Attorneys for l'iaItutIff Arthur It. Iipckwitii, Jr. Shinhoiser and Logan o f 1111 (lt,-uiI (oust l-'. l'u'sI ''hotels Street (Iel-h P. 0. But 1766 44ii Ft rat Federal 11ijildini By: Donna M. Mc thus anfurd, Florida I inn it.1), )"i 'at- ida lie put) ('Ic i-It Attorney for J'Iuintiff Dec. , 9, 14, i3, 1964 l'ulahisii jiec, *3, 19 Publish I)t'. 9, 14, 33, 10, 29" pubLish 1,1)11-71 DDU'l DDE-lI 'jjj JI - ' Now Yar's Eve Party P.M.-'TN. LIVE MUSIC $10.00 P.r CopI. BREAKFAST - HORS D'OEUVRES .. THURSDAY .. TUUDAY. T14'JSDAY My R.serva+lon Only) CALL 3222131 (bs4.mb.rs And HWY. 17-92 MNFOI1f New Junior I of the National Fotball League. competition, North Coach Crowder said of Seagren, who holds the hi S team: world's outdoor pole vault rec"The boys are coming right ord with 17 feet. .51-, inches, lost along. and, by gametime. we in the competition because he till of the wrinkles t p The players failed three times to clear 15 out of our system. feet. However, during exhibition , realize that they are on national will vaulting he cleared 17 feet, 4 television and that there inches. The world record indoor also be many pro scouts attendrecord is 17 feet, % inch. ing and watching.' Gu.sts ' MIDWAY UTWUW $AWO*D I ORLANDO 1) - - 0 Only) EVERY DAY OPEN DAILY A.M.-M16 310 f. FI'51 WE 61 YE TOP VALUE STAMPS _____ Church Urges --- I W.dussdsy Md.y $.erdsy 2 P.M. FARRftLS ARCADE PACICAE SICP.M. - _ Th't Ill MATINEES NUIDLI IACIS. _ - - - , LADIU NOW - . - Bobby Meeks Vergil Neiders 1%V11MIt Legal Notice - by THE . . Canceled 32.5 31.5 edge Texas Christian 89.88. 32 32 Kentucky trounced Oregon 32 32 State 96-66 and Kansas State 188/547 Quigley 213/541 uul . I Talbert. 6-foot-5. 235 pounds. record Thursday night at the signed a pro contract Wednes- Senior Bowl track meet because day with the Los Angeles Rams his jump was not made during , NBA Results - * Service I s Monday Ti lt ,*..•is., hULl I....i ê.. U&UIL LU U UVVLWV aW 34. AdInin HIGH GAMES SERIES 215/594 Ken Martin 212'57 Judge Farley 244/578 John McGuugh " : - , - - -- - - '' 1,986 yards and 16 touchdowns t - " 12. Dental 13. Recon Line hiiter hsi £LlLIILfl. "We didn't move the ball as of 76 and a low net round of 68. well as we should have. but that The current league standings may have been due to our lay- show the NAMTD "A" squad I off, I think the best thing we did seven points ahead of the run was to come back in the second ner-up Supply golfers, who have half after they had tied us, That 27 points. -mt:as ma ures a team.to it Was the fourth in a row for the unbeaten Bruins, who hadn't played since they routed Duke Dec. 10. Tnniaht Nntr flnvn w L moves Into Paule' Pavilion to try to upset the Bruins. II) 45 Alcindor gut his 34 points on 41.5 22.9 24 13 field goals and eight of 13 40 w 25 fret' throws. Big 6-7 Sunny Bustion and 6-8 Bob Rule topped the :17 Rams with 17 and 12 points, re36 28 spective)y. :ie 28 84 30 Seventh-ranked Cincinnati, 33 31 the only other team In The As33 31 sociated Press Top Ten to see I nrin,.i SOUTh New Orhmtzis Loyola 11(3. Wash- 193/535 ington U. 87 -. 2111 547 Alabama sit, Sweden r'cuttWUU ub 85 MIDWEST ncinnau 89. TCU 811. overne Michmgao Hti, Ohio U. Wi SOUTHWEST lit * Dinks (3. ATC has Boens 011S "A" V. Vigilantes 10. Drug-1n '' race ________________________________________________________ - 4. Subtronit's 11 ing finish to run second. "1 played poorly, especially 19 on defense," Alcindor said. "I 17 - .''''. • Shuster Sets Torrid £JLmZLL,LL t 4., 1, * - . -; Feature Race 42 22 just wasn't alert as much as I 23 41 should hitive been em defense. I 3.5 30.5 don't k'el Tnt progressing as 83 I would like to defensivefast 21) ly. They gave me some trouble 26 :n with thieii' sire and rebounding.' 31) 25 w probably Alcindor's - George Shuster of hit' NAITD The balance of position pla ces 8(15 22.9 41.5 poorest game so far this year, "A" foursome leads in individ- are: 22 42 over-all." commented Johnny ual performanceb of the Sanford i 23; Operations 20 Wooden, the UCLA coach, after Naval Air Station, Winter In17½; Avionics "B", 17½; SERIES his 500th game as a college tramural Golf League. 10. Mercury Scores - - I . - 47 45 - - Mr. Whirl Top Choice I. Lincoln 2. Oldsmobile - --------------------------- World Record •' -- p * . . .. squad, with quarterbacking help from Indiana's Frank St.avroff, and Terry Southall of Baylor will direct the South. Southall hit on 73 passes for Seagren Misses I'' - 1. 0 . .11. . ______________________________ College :Bank has yet to win Its first 'game, having lost again to George's 34-26. John Zeull with 0 Young heads the Northern , STANDINGS )VI , - - l3efana. the kind-hearted. ugly. old broom-riding witch ho - . - I Virgil Carter of Brigham . . Ready - - I * terhacks are expected to put on an aerial show Saturday in the 29th annual Blue-Gray All-St-ar football game. - 218/408 LIr. Graham • \ - - _____ A pair of sharpshooting quar. - Bad Night For Alandor - , - - - - ,, 1. Blue-Gray . He Scores Only 34 Points - I 170/487 Mary Faust Rick)' Farrell dunked 14 poInts in a losing Sanford Electric moved into a three-way tie for second place, 1 162/472 Evelyn Wagner two ga m es out of first, as 190/463 Dot Button 'i cm .they beat the Day and Night 15 and Mike Parrish with 14 174/449 Merge Miller Grll1 team 45-30. The two spark- pointspaced the winners with 207/447 Kathy Gray -plugs fox- the winning five were Teddy Miller high for the losers. 175/448 JuanIta Baird 'Walt Morgan wIth 18 and Brent 156/442 Itose Patrick Current Iaue stnndlncs' -unborn chi,ed.in wIth 14. 158/441 Ann Lutz j B,all TitDennis Epps and Jerome WTRB 4 2 164/439 Bernice Chada liaw both had 11 points for the Sanford Electric - 4 2 -jciscrs. NAVY IThAMURAL * 4 Strickland Morrison 2 * -., MONTGOMERY, Ala. (ARi ______________ :radiomen with a 41-28 score. % -. , .,- - Carol rol sing ________________________________________________________ l f - . ... .: Pinecrest Rexall swept to its sixth consecutive witi in the 11. Ford -middy Basketball League at the expense of WTRI1 as they ml - 12. Chrysler HIGH GAMES owed the lead of Rick)' Grant and his 18 points in defeating the * --• -. Iror Baylor this fall. but his staRICK EGLOFF tistics fall far short of those carHod into the contest- by Carter. The Brigham Young ace con(Herald Photo) -________ nected on 41 passes for 2.182 1 yards and 21 touchdowns, and he scored nine times running ________________________________________ while picking up 363 yards on the ground. The quarterbacks will be unI der orders to take to the air, A because both coaches-the South's John Bridges of Baylor fly THE ASSOCiATED PRESS humbled Penn State 8$-59 in the 87-68. Michigan defeated Ohio, North's Glenn Dobbs of ; 1, 0 . 1. :, I I MIAMI. Fla. (APi The North and the , I St. 3oseph's of Univ. 86.80 and the UK Invitationof I. Tulsa-like to throw. Lew Alcindnr played his poor- first round ackson- team in the al whil e in other games New Philadelphia routed J Shrine all-star game The game, which will be toleest game, hut college basketin the Orange ______ Orleans Loyola nipped Washing- ville Univ. 8] -63. Oregon beat Bowl Monday vised nationally starting at 2 chooses captains today for it-, hall's sophomore phenomenon ton 08-117, Rutgers dnwiled Pitt Hawaii 73-64 in Honolulu. .1 . I offensive and defensive UnitS, p.m. EST. by CBS, is expected ____________________ thre in :34 points to lead still threw to attract about 20,000 fans. Coach Eddie Crowder said the . won six to an I'4-74 top-ranked UCLA captains will be selected by The North, which has of the last nine games, is favictory over Colorado State Uniplayers' votes, -e vored. If The Northerners went through versity. one-hour, no•contact practice The teams chose their capa ____________________________ Thursday while the South team tains Thursday. The Blues CSU Rams from Fort Collins announced it would go with a de picked Carter as offensive hapIN SOKC tied the score at 64-64 before fensive lineup headed b}' AU- tam and the Grays chose South i Mr. Whirl, still tieeking his For tonight's try tit victory. America back Tom Beier of the all. Alcindor spoiled their chance I drem. the No. T post University of Miami. He'll play i Thursday night of going into the first victory of the season, will ~ Mr Whirl " I I I I 1 -1 favorite and is in Friday night's a 5-2 choice by the morn- monster man for the Rebels. . record books its the first college he the ___________________ _____________________ 1i 11-A-1 Ill____________________ team to beat UCLA and their 7.. featured 11th race at the San- ing line. Also in the race will in the line. Coach Darell ________________ ford-Orlando Kennel Club. he My Friend Myran, Prince Royal of Texas will have Car] foot-13 superstar. in his Initial start of the sea- Tip. Uncle Elynh. O.B.'s Solo- Cunningham of Houston and Bo Alcindor and Lynn Shackelson In the opening night Inaugu- mon. Pet C., Busy Bird and Wood of North Carolina at ends, ford hit for four straight field ral Handicap, the Larry Hughes PflI1S Bob Tom Holzer of Louisville and MOBILE, Ala. (APi goals to break the tie with less dog was jammed on the first The first Friday matinee card Gene Trosch of Miami at tackles Seagren of the University of than five minutes left and deturn and ran seventh, in his of the season also is on tap with Diron Talbert of Texas at Southern California missed set17'U2 AUTO SALES LEAGUE light a crowd of 12,487 at Pauley second start, he put on a blitz- with post time for the first middle guard. ting a world's indoor pole vault 4) W L Pavilion in Los Angeles. i h . . . j It rinecresy Rexall Rolls 0 To Sixth Stra g t Win - - . ------ 71 . - * affair The ing figuratively of the Cowboy . - - ~ - ' - Mills, B .. - wiu was followed closely by Lloyd Wordon's SB for runnerup honors. Second runflerUp with a score of 57 was Campbell 'l'nigg, while a two-way tie for third runnerup honors hetween ,Tim Miller and Webber Baines with SS's. A four-way t1 developed for fourth place between Knox Bnttinghaus, -fl1fl'Dflworth, Keith Burr and Fritz Sims, all recording the score of 60. Don't forget the Breakfast Alixer Tournunient. scheduled for Christmas Eve, Dec. 24th. . ' • i To Spark florida State. 64, gave up 187 I points, scoring 254 points. QuarFlorida State and Wyoming Sun and Indian battle. SCC OU CRC I dOfli want to terhack nry Pajeic fired eight Bowl football teams won't spend -..________ ____ . . 190 per cent." he said during a Christmas Eve envisioning SUE- practice field pep talk Thurs touchdown passes. completed . nr plums If their coaches have day. "Not 105 per crent. But Iln 12.5 of 23.1 pass nttempt.s and had per cent from every one of. 1.590 yards through the air. any say. Fullback .lim Mankins and Bill Florida State Coach Bill Pc- you." Eaton said Wyoming will con- iorcman add rushing power. terson envisions good team 8W. tilde and the Seminoles' scoring centrate on stopping FSU's Wyoming quarterback Rick Eglofi passed for 1.190 yards potency. Wyoming Coach Lloyd passing attack. _____ Eaton savors fourth-quarter "Their passing attack will and 13 touchdowns. Jim Kiick keep us honest," he said. 'If Dave Hampton and Egloff corn(top) offensive lightning and a LAMAR OXFORD we're not up. we'll get. defeat- hined for another 1.231) yards and Frank Whigham staunch defense, rushing. The two conches were to send ed." (bottom) stand an excelPeterson and Eaton held chalked up it 9-1 1 Wyoming their teams through light pracI lent chance on being practices Thursday shut oil to mostly on a tire sessions today for the 32nd season record, named to the Highland Classic All Tournament annual Sun Bowl classic Satur- rugged defense which allowed the public. Wyoming's practice tndiiv was to he in game unionly 69 points. Basketball Team. Oxford day starting at 4 p.m., EST. forms; while Florida State was 1 points scored the 327 by "It's going in take everybody Of the bms .scored 38 points in I to work out in went clothes at the two gaines, while on the field to play those toma- Cowboy offense. 116 of them its mnu'I. 'Whigham has totaled 27. hawks." Peterson said, speak- came in the fourth quarter. I stocking Christmas )vp. _ , ' I Bail Is still a stronghold of the Aerial Show ow Sun /or - :.*1Iutauons. Shrnyer '- Low net winner, with a total of 515, was Bob & EL PASO, Tex. (AP) Ready * - Nicholas is buried will hang up . ." - - ' :'-. * _____ - r FSU _ '1UtI for winning this award two years in a row. You can bet she will he aiming for number three next year. Qn Saturday, Dec. 17, RollIng Hills held it full handicap, -Bljnd Moles Tourney, with a blind draw heing ::twD, four and five. These holes were eliminated from low net - town. child In nil this southern Adriatic city where St. a hltefr,Ifq, o'c'ng it 'rnild cortinil to be' hi' glat . . f1fdh.' )I the diteerrulhie W. (DUN I1,I. 6 £ 'flu,s rin di •S.urr' m ill, tflTl rn,5el(. Al' ILelIgh'n Writer He qvn mitch, eec:v.'d little. h,r4, yv't in his reni*rab!a ilL' tr I, t t.'flCruCtl iii ES RA VIN i' r. r. He displayed, II.' remilins, at He himself hungered, t.'e1tied m,inhood, eonflrlønt About !t. anti lb.' ,,uc,m,ntniuisltl.'s, end out full e;itnin- and cried, nm-I had none of the triumphant. them hti,-t the sudden storms, lost, beyond men" "Trtily, truly, I say to yni), W55 Oflt' of usual ermforts. "Fc,es hove rottruI, on every inv even though It." itamiltitut nil the air -'on will weep iinri lament iii.Ic', the ilark, t,roo.li,ig defiles them. As St. Paul says, "For holes, and the birds of of Man hilt vnur sorrow will 'uPfl tfltn rlirn)v, have nests; hut the iii the winds .Jiqgorgeci their in- noW we see in a mirtor head. fis has nowhere to lay stu,,k.'Ii hut then fat-.' to fn(-." . Iii Ph.' world ,'titi have fl t,'rtiiitti'nt fury Yet lie rdinted tmt immense mv r'i-mntf'nanee with Yet Iii the wd hut he of n-itrhdhi, sen. And m,'ti t ,nv.'lc"I on that son. which lie gr$eed this earthly comfort. around Him, that heer. I hnte ovorenme the ruffled strength that subdues , world. trc'tu-hu.'roias piece to sphere, with itS varied cprnuit wee pørhnp character- the storms when the nin IS And he hAd ;i -itnry to toll lit', unpr.'clk'tsth'Ie, rhsiney, an clefts, Otis rmiah, that ,Ateadiei tho rudder ~ the II.Ptl tilm more mdequatoly thAn that, a brief .hr1t5s about !1(1 %VII(I Illoills-11t. I 111swill Imp when the ship shudders and stnv v. ,a'xt, with shrieking violence nil the rest. That wee Ills rote as a corn- flnumrlera toward the rocks. When a vnmnn is In trv*il multi panic'. the one who relieve(iI "Why ar, you troubled, and , because her Mortals trembled at th.' forter do questions arise in v-mumr she has sorrow is come, hut when she i* sti-tuk.' %Sas there vs.', sq'ttsrity , the anguish a'rnnng men, who why hear'' ...Where s vemr hour Ft.' asks n the howling delkered of the child, she no itt, t'ertitiuclt', on this nether tameti th.' tCinpest of life, faith ?" "l'.'se.' I leave with you; M 1nner remembers the antruish PnMgIi? Wits (; ed asleep, or wind, "T,o I am with you alnot Lt . . . ov thst a child us horn intn denrl7 "Do You not tore if we pcee I give to you the lg*'' tot arc perishing?" the Apostles your hearts he trrnihlsrl, neither W55 to the close of Rut in the thick of tb" tern- he world. (E c ried. let them he nfraid." friend tr'eis with men. U inar r.tnfnreep.'t, a si n .i IHWtI IIOJB Lii" rorrUg"%!'. U.' know-4 those see. FT' has heights, which rim the Sea of moot, a pentrating, healing * Santa - idea that there are no worthy opponents for .lack hcausc several of his challengers have handicaps of two. .lnck has he one of the hefter golfers In Central Florida, If not the heat The women's club champion. Sally 1unnz, ,iln degerves a I Hardly a * learns that .lack has been 'tldb 1.champion sit of the last seven years. And don't get the - year's State Champions. Seminole: Whigham 5-S(S)-iS; Stumpf-0; Weston 2-2t2)Oxford 9-0.19; Lundquist 4-7(S)-IS; Nanette 1-2(3).4; Wheaton 1-0(1)-2; Long 14(2)4; Totals 23 151. Wachula: Grke 0-2.2; Bryan 2-5-9; Starrett 5-7-17; how. ard 6-0-12; Beard 5-2-12; Henderson 145.5; Totals 19-19-57. S 16 22 SEMINOLE 17 19 10 11-57 WACRULA "Frank Whigham was swishing the nets for us In the third quarter when he dunked IR of his 14 points,' cniitln ned Bt'the. The two Seminole schools will he meeting for fifth place position ton i ght at 6 p.m. when Seminole High of 1,argn plays the local "Fighting Seminoles." diforonre between returning to Sanford that. night or con- f. vprahadowsd when and Plant City Clash In the finals at 9 pin. Dunedin is last , - Claus Is a forgotten mnnn In hic home Jesus Is Comforter For All Stormy Seas lii in Home Town , Play a during the ht'etle final tt.flP.i. "In the final quarter, we were treated to 14 points from our guards. I think that this was the spurt that spelled the . -- Classic mR to At ':lfl p.m., Starke and St.. Petersburg will he playing <!etermine the third place position while undefeated Lamar Oxford and six from playing-mate Bobby Lundquist Seminoles changed from their Ineffective one-three-one defonse to a man-to-man coverage and narrowed the gap to onlyt hree points at the en d of the third quarter, 45-48. I-- v" and Blvtht was referring to the eight points produced by coming from behind and downing Wac'hnla 61-57 last night. Trailing by 15 points at the end of the first half, the - tidnod his club championship fãr nrnthrr year at Rolling Hills Country Club. The fart hnt Jack has won this award two years in a row Is Highl one and One In the tinuing our competition today," said Conch Meek Blythe. wj Du&" Even-Up BARI, Italy (AP) I , I 1. - 1. ''AA ~ 4'. . _ 11, I I Seminoles * IN / .'. I . I i 0 --- - - I 57 I Lovelace _ 1 Wnrh"Ify CnIodhL, Clith c , .--. '-' - . '- - * .- I- - - - 1 ' . '-:' J I II I II I ~I . -_~_' I—— . I - I - *, I I 'r �- - . : .. . : . . .-... -. . -. ( - :)IQak Page 10- Dec. 23, 19(36 a66: By Abigail Van Buren Horoscope Forecast i-, d(4Iltrq/Lf4f - ..- _ itl _ . ___ ____ 4 you. RANDY - ____ If they ever have a "Be kind to - your partner week" we : '--I -a suggest a few slogans such as: "Your partner Is looking rlIht at his cards. Let him bid ________ them." 47 •Ki4 4.4 2 4QJ 1073 4952 (D) bonuses are- given for slams and Both vulnerable North- Altar all, South might not know (2) Animal Secret-s (9) TBA 1:20 (6) NFL. Game of Week Into. These are just what YOU be In a bad frame of mind or civic duty that helps the entire (9) The Rat Patrol 2:00 (2) Jr. Achievement (6) Blue-GreY Football (9) Champ Wrestling North suggested that South 7:50 (2) Tarzan mood cue bid and quit at five S:00 (9) TIme Tunnel 10:00 (2) Laredo ___________________________________________________________________________________ I- ; S (9) TwI1Iht Zone 7:00 (2) Small World Ca_s. ' . _______ _______ ____ ________ • ______ : ____ - - - .. - . -, - _____ ' ' .' a..-,, 'S d - . . __-- "!Q w 31w (c/oInQn Ncwrpsper Enterprise Assa. the first ladles of the world. : 7:25 (9) News The reason is that no other (2) Burns & Allen :0O (2) Today _____ You can get an Interesting How long would that last if American woman has had her ____ and lively discussion started In "Do you think Mrs. Kmed4' Special 9:30 (2) Atom Ant ____ _______________________________________________________________ ___ _____ _____ In The f,amplillhtiw LonnIfe _____ ______ ______________ ____ _____ ________ _____ ing with her body. It promises o he one of thu most. speett- F Stiiak Rnue lake Own To Y s scene pnsu1 several problems. _______________________________________________________ (;ntinting rehear3aIa, eb-., 5fl() gallons of paint were needUNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. _ ed, hut ordinary paint would- Wake-Up To A of technicolor, the paint mix his playthings? required a base of nrn starch. Then let him make hk toys, suggests Mrs. Marguerite milk, sugar and ';anilla flavor. (which might lead one -n I.. Duvall, extension child -j livp. that if the results ha,i ve!oprnent and family life specialict of the Pennsylvania State not been satisfactory, the pointer could have eat'n her work). University. It you're short of cash, home- Paramount commissary cnol Walter Rieger prepared the made toys even can spread Yule mixture in S)-gailon vats, whieh --- -- Sp e c ia I - - , GRANT GROVE, CALIF. (UPI) "The nation's Christmas TOUCIITON'S Drugstore ',ul FREDDIE'S STEAK hOUSE An older child or grandparent Were then mixed with water By DOTTIE AUSTIN tree" is a towering Sequoia redDAVE REMLEY'S family reson the set and kept warm on wood that is believed to he the largest living thing in the world. taurant at 2511 Sanford Ave. too. but they'll be open on their they would like to remind you ing adventure, steam L-thles so the gooey m,'s usual schedule for your enjoy. A spool necklace is a good vould match Ann-Margret'; It is estimated it would take will be Open Christmas Day to able (lining. l"lEL)1)IE'S 15 cll about their fine breakfast, serv- . S 8 A.M. to 11 AM. ONLY -- ' - 2 EGGS (Any SIe) • • Toast Jeliy • Clinici, f qrtc or potitoes starter. Place 10 to 13 spoois on body temperatures and not FREE COFFEE ____________________________________ _______________________________ critical of others. This is the not irk a higher•up who Is in ful for your friends, The (lessert is sure to he deli- nilicent cuisine to which they The stately monarch, which ci otis for it is all homemade, have become accustomed. %V1H"fl Christ was horn, is the best in town. They'll close the morning. Show others that where you have made errors lfl• You can really cement better ciples. Be thoughtful, kind, I Choic', f rit i,r CIIEI' Al, PHELPS iS going Wrap one end of the string with Y 'I and give his employcs one, too. then stitch through the string TOWN hOUSE in Ovieclo d They'll close Christmas Day every 10 or 15 wraps. Paint the FREE COFFEE A Downtown Sanford "We Cara" Morchant ' 'THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRiMARY CONCERN" It was formally (ledicatecI as every other day, including Sun. giving their einployes a nice these and all goes fine for you. Dec. 21) There are many small SAGI'FTARIUS (Nov. 22 to f. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY in 192t by the U.S. Department Icy's. Dave is known as one of all wish you a Merry Christ- In the meantime, they all wish A child will enjoy thousands have made the drive (LENN And ' . ____ _____ _______ _________ _________________________________ '0 0IINtI: 4:30 PW. - 1.00 P L - I - • ________ '3'' the girls at PINECREST INN to strike them with an up and redwood in 1923 and asked her course. Why not spend a re- with your friends, I In A.M. before your holiday ment where a good friend IS that have been valuable In the ____ ______________________________________________________________ _____ it1w..2iir shrine came from a small child, able foods. InciLiding steaks, week and invite you to come tertaining. better remember to hood. Take two flat pan lids AND __ shes to ' McCALL "ERNIE" MILLS DOWNTOWN SANFORD no PINECREST INN will he cbs- hand coordination. Sierra Nevada range east of Fern Park will be open Christ- closed Christmas, too, hut of Christmas Day, too and if you It you can bear the noise — inns Day to serve you with a course they will be open at their have ordered some of their bak- here's a suggestion that you've Fresno. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to - Courteous saMce stringing the spools and it also provides happy Holidays, a fine New Year of 1967. 'I player in no time. _________ (9) News 10:00 (2) Secret SQuirrel AND AMERICAN LUNCHEONS 1 UP OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MON. 11:30 tM. Iii? I woO(I history. t' - Nation 's Yule - have earned. Eve party. Be cheerful and In- ests. Do what will delight your to you or y (9) Lawrence Welk 9:00 (2) Saturday Night at the spire all, closest friends. Have a happy, Show others your fine talents. 10:30 (9) Mery Griffin Christmas 9 Marine Boy All of which goes to prove ulatlon about her personal fu. LEU FRENCH CU1S1N enlar musieai numher. in unior Let , '4' -- -------• j !.I picture, "The Swinger," starting Sunday at tho (6) Piitol and Petticoats 9:30 (9) Hollywood Pals-ce 9:00 () Super SIx , - --- __ .-_- ______ Tree Is Sequoia (t)RDON n a series of wildly torrid tions to mnke a hi-,.irr draw. - ____ ____ ____ ____________ _____ tively. Then get together with occurs to you since It cod be od of operating will save yo (6) MissIon )in1,OsBIble (6) Capt. Kangaroo rows, shared vjcariouly by so • c (9) Shane aIPIeI (9) AgricultUre Time '• c' .-. -, _____ _______ - c' - . . I. 7CI1Q(/Z/i?9 #e Yul Brynner, an(l "Fiench Ball," hoard on the floor, and acting as a human paint brush, he Atarring Edd Hymen, - - t4 In a film which is made up proceeds with violent. gyr.- - (6) Jackie Gleason Show you have had some misunder- Take care before you carry A new bookkeeping system, Millett . . ________________ 7:80 (2) FlIpper 7:00 (6) Grower's Almanac Ruth -? _____ - PIJEiPS RFST,tJRA?4J "f'aradIe. hawaiian paints: green. y'llov, blue. nt'. day: with Elvi.s Presley; To the heat of throbbing drms h4t.yte," "Return of the seven," with she hiirk herself on a canvas- - _____ C' :..;: J _____ _____ WIPE AND DINE AT , .• weird voonino heat. Supposedly with Hrian T)nnlnvy. A triple tentur in served up nude, she i inundat4'd with ________ 4 ______ ____ . - - ,. q ________ - s I ". i rrtU' .. ______________________________________________________ tr Ann-M rrf. fakes in oratrr, nlonr with " h TrnmI with Aruc'l," with f1aley -kr to irnpres on Ton' Frana doubtful mnazine cion. Milk. f)oiat1, fenti,re on Tue(Iny editor, that -'he has really liven and Wednesdny will he 'Plnuo A completely lurid life. Iii it. senof the Zombies," starring Andre Ann-Margret performs • ' ________ I ._ I _________________________________________________________________________________________ By •- _____ 4:00 (2) Sun Bowl (9) Wide World of Sports straightened out, especially require more study before you changes, get rid of present set510 (6) Dnkt-arl 6:0 (6) The First Story of with others. Advance. Take the put them in operation, so don't ups, since you would only be p*rtner that wouldn't produc. lyon to jump to a slaM merely Iport that East and West en- 11:00 (2) News because you think you can make 1joyed collecting 20 points in. 11:50 (2) Tonight od pisy for a &a (9) Shock Theatre but there is no law requiring lit, Also, North mIght have a stead of losing the rubber. SATURDAY A. 56. 6:20 (6) SunrIse Semester -' time. .:.. I. a--. Ann- 4nrrc't. nd Tony Frnn- I qr'nc', I h,r' )-i y' eia tnr in "The Swin'r," in "The' w,nw'r" '.vhieh nt. '''Y trip nil oth"rs. i , . - 'The Swinger' L I . ___________ ____ - * . tLr 1-uI; _ _______________ 1.' ___________ within your orb. In fact, sev- Concentrate on home and fam- You can be more successful If eral interests can be delved fly today since outsiders could you concentrate upon some (6) 3Sovle Special— (6) Hogan's Heroes f hearts. This wasn't "Be kind tO your (9) Milton Her). partner week" and we can't 9:20 (2) T.H.E. CAT Op'g )d—V K -- right to six spades. It was mightly difficult for South to - ).s'tb Ead S.uth 1* We 1:00 (6) Tom & Jerry (6) Walter Croskite (9) The Rebel 7:00 (2) The Westerner a six-club call and let his partner know about the grand slam • Void to a bull. He hardly had a raise I enough to warrant a seven bid 6:15 (9) Newplifle ... t. .'. :: i. 'r'-. ... . 't ('i _____ MOON CHILDREN (June For Abby's booklet., '-'How up believing that he himself Is wide-eyed country kitten tiamern worried, be patient. Show kindly. Truly live the Spirit ccl Mewsette who leaves her to July 21) Out Into the social of the Prince, understanding. to Have a Lovely Wedding," a Nazi captain and his but South could follow up with 4AKJ9863 "uubbsrs." That _______-80 on score had the same II RAST ,754 AK QJ109$3 • A652 partner knows that : 23 )SOIt 4Q1954 "Your partner knows the - . .- _ __ 700, Los Angeles, Cal., 90960. man. Poor John Wengraf: only France for the bright lights of who appreciate you and get CX' to July 21) Forget any anxieties to July 21) Although YOU may _________ last night he was a kindly Paris. The animation is superb, cellent results. You need light that could mar others' holiday not be able to garry through 1beh1nd this reasoning? If a good reason. But be kInd. priest in France in World War since the film was written by entertainment and relaxation from worries. Wear a pretty as well as your own and be of with plans you have for today, ________________________________________________________________________ Dorothy and Chuck Jones rerun of Jericho. a cheerful attitude, which take It in your stride. Other jt -- ____ ____ LEO (July 22 tp Aug. 21) The tie is not appreciative. This is tant. Assist others with their interest you show now In what- erroneous. A divine Christmas worries and you Inadvertently ever Is of a civic nature can to you! help yourself as well. hand which would produce a VVeekend Television bring prestige and approval LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) -) grand slam. We don't always appro%e of from hlgher.ups, give kin more Ideal day to assist certain pals showing others that you are (6) 1,one Ranger bidding but rInAT P. M. pride. Be your magnetic, shin- who are having rough sledding master of your own world Is superscientific (9) ,ijiu Gorilla lug self. Others will be ver' de- and thereby truly live the mean- fine, provided 'ou do not tread South could well have afforded 5:00 (9) TwIlight Zone (6) I..c*'e it To SATE RflAT P. 56. lighted Wit-li YOU to t17 a five-diamond cue hid ing if this day. A little social on the toes of others, especially NfP 12:00 (6) Road Runner (9) VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) life Is fine, but otherwise disap- friends. Let your position be (9) BtIRS Bunny to see If North could show the (6) McHa)e'z Nav () Top Cat Getting right Into that new plan pointing. Meet the family more more secure. Be very kind and e of hearts. Of course, the 6:00 (6) News 12:50 (6) The Beagles that is truly brilliant will bring than half-way. (9) ABI News charming with othersace of hearts would not be () Smtth$oflh$-fl ____ ______ -- ______-----. -___________ - treated their mistresses & better than they have - YIr ______ __ _______________________'w — I ' TI _____ a, ____ _______ , 'U spects, so now my relatives when one of the billiard balls Iroff guest stars as Chairman who has a practical approach home with family and not get Taking care in motion anywhere I Important since others As in everything he Xoz, a rather confused and to life Is your best mode of pm into traffic where an accident I' Naturs.11y I can't just sit Ing, and sweet-tempered. So Generally emotional Balkan cedure today. Show that you could occur. Enjoy the tradiI not speaking to me. Was stifi pretty excited front does, is excellent. and watch her, so I pitch In the man who gets this kind are 8-9Begley p.m. (ABC) The Time lender who vacillates bet-ween are a most affectionate, kind tional meal, but feed your soul and help. Now Abby, they of treatment responds In kind I wrong? with matters of the spirit as the holiday and accidents could NOT SPEAKING Thnnel. "Invasion." (Color), his cold war loyalties and his person. Then you win out. to the woman who provides mIles away, so ()CCIII. If arguments start, be TAURUS (AprIl 20 to May 20) well. .Toycux Noel! ? ; live only 85 DEAR NOT SPEAKDG: It ily come 4 do you think they I am a 17- someone for whom you had ventions of the standard World He Is helped both ways by his way and you can make an cxthy-done? So how do I tactDEAR ABBY: no respect In the first place, War II drama. Tony and Doug vicious security chief, Maxim ceflent Impression if your smile This is aand dayspend when an youenormous could TAURUS 20 to to buy Mayyour 20) go out Instead (April of trying - -- ufly put a stop to It? year-old boy who needs your hypocrisy. Don't let It bother France, 48 hours before D-Day. lovely Salvation Army lassie, your dress. Show those favor- closed, so make this a happy more according to Iloyle and DEAR FED: 1 doubt If steady with a girl for nearThey arc promptly captured Priscilla Worth (Ellen Wil- able qualities that everyone ap. day with friends and kin in- you find you get what you deYOU. by the Gestapo and held as lard). To show you the nature predates. Say kind things. your sister-In-law would 1*- ly a year and I w*nt to * bieak up with herbutlean't spond to tact. But If you treating you? Unload your t.eral Tuetonic brutality here), Koz appears as St. Nick (or You are in a position to do very charming. Reach true rap- Show appreciation for loyalty. Forget that nagging. She Is a very nice girl, and much for others and should hey that you don't do your problems on Dear Abby, Box until Dr. Kielnentanu (John Nikita). -I know she likes me a lot, laundry on Sunday and If around with his new techniques Friday Night Movies. "Gay so. Spread joy and happiness. Instead of going after new and With all the duties ahead of untried acquaintances, be with you, you hardly know where to 069. girL another want to go with borne. ' ___ ______ ____ _____________ ________ IpEAR ABBY: My bus- It were't for the ptg ma- Tell GfrI Number One that be better brother and his wife ternal Instincts, I am sars you think It wouldyou started for both ,f you If be women would rather aie made It a habit to caU mor. _ get one Then 1 now noted and cole- pies and the precepts laid down ant confusing conditions that a man's mistress than his dating others.. na" every Sunday. They 8:80-9:30 p.m. (NBC) The tivity to ask her friends your of _ 7:80-8:30 p.m. (CBS) The u1vs with their four chil- wife. From U.N.C.L.E. "The brated. You are able by the by the Prince of Pence as cx. have been a part of the holidaY 0 PHILSOPHER out to get the ball rolling. Wild Wild West. (Color). West Man _ _ loaded down" with one to ve some practical act' as possible since most celebrations but take it In your s.nd Gordon trek off to Denver .Bngle Bells Affair." (Color). planets S • uart of mfl and a ar eVidence of the affection and everyone Is being tested now to stride and don't get all upset DEAR ABBY: A man who th Investigate a federal judges' You may have noticed that the DEAR PHILOSPHER. A of a pound of bacon (for was minerelated (thru marriage) to a relative diedofconvention that has been hay- networks have made v0r3' little the devotion you have towards to mIiss does not ha eight of us!). My s.lInIng bomb trouble. One of the effort this year to recogni!e others and can think out ways see whether or not he, or she, because it is not a restful hut boil the bottles or battle the lsw--then says she hopes I the other day. This e5Ofl judges present Is billiard-play- the Christmas season, but odd- to have a greater amount of isharmony, able to abide by the laws A ofday rather energetically rking love and concord. and an evening. Double.cheCk won mind U she does a small bfllL All e has to do Is relative of he mine, mindno you, and while was Ing Judge M'GuIgan, played by ly enough this generally violent peace In your own21 life, laundry. Then she proceeds look pretty and wait for her was ARIES (March to April 19) very Merry Christmas to YOU. whatever you say or do for ________ no use for him. Academy Award winner Ed show has fielded an entry for telephone to ring, bleach, t. .*se my washer, Begley. M'GuIg'an is happily Yuletide. it's violent too, but Doing whatever stamps you as ARIES: (March 21 to April some big errors are possible. living I had Naturally, since she gets sap powder, hot water, drydidn't send flowers or come er, and steam Iron for a the frosting on the cake, she I Z'. _i___ p___ ________ MONDAY, DEC. 2, I9 SVNDAY, DEC. 25, IMt SATURDAY, DEC. 24, IN GENERAL TENDENCIES: A GENERAL TENDENCIES: A GENERAL TENDENCIES: beautiful day and evening for day when it Is necessary to live Today's waning nWOfl finds nu to celebrate the coming of the Golden Rule and the prinel- pretty upset by nfl the nttend the Prince of Peace whose fl• TV Time Previews you -' -Sw 'S CAFETERIAS - (9) King Kong (() Space Ghost cision. The men's reaction will because chances are no one will cml life, friends and acqUain() be "Of course, she'll marry say or even stop to think, "I tances start speculating on 11:00 (2) Cool McC-ool 9) Casper Cartoonr ,bat." (Men apparently assume how could I possibly guess trimony on her mind. 11:80 (2) The Jetsons With Mrs. Kennedy everyone the only reason for a widow's whether or not she will ever -l 11:30 (2) SaturdaY Nile Show 20) Find a better system for with others. night. (9) of Shock (-6)Sons Let the Desert Be Joy- having the kind of recreation CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 tO Jan. CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 to Jan. TONITI & SAT. GIANT 3 - FEATURE PISTON OPPI N' ANADE NO. I At 7:00 Only "REDLINE 7000" NO. 2 AT 9:10 ONLY "FIREBALL 500" NO. 3 AT 10:45 ONLY "THUNDER IN CAROLINA" Iwine cooking remember SKIP'S CliUtC(l into the gorge Tuesday fish market where they have from a C47 transport plane fresh oysters, shrimp and cill flown by a volunteer pilot. Ifl tlL(')L box were clothing, kinds of fresh front tile 5C1L (IC housewares, tools, toys and licacics. food. • . . FAMILIES are especially wc'l- "Project hlavacare," as It's COHIC lIt TRADE WINDS CAFE- called, was started 22 years ago TERIA iii Seminole Plaza nd by Mrs. Sophie Burden of Wick- I - '5- S 't - I' received throughout little IN SANFORD 7:00 & 10:30 a package wus afcly friends who would come during We repeated the ChrLstznaJ compeL " What you make PICTURE OP THE YEAR taste. -------- - --------------- -- -------5- ------- - -- togetherisacrimul OuctI COHIT 8:45 ONLY I . c''-'.. --44aig1ti -: 8$IRLEV MacLiiINE "CiEMBIT" -- S _ -------------------- . Present Proposed $5.4O $54. KIDDIES UNDER 12 Flu ADULTS I SI West I:25.3:40-6;bb.7ib510:00 Last 655-900 ,tu"'-' -'.r- 50 Turkey PERFEC'l' VAVE for surfboard riders is quest of these young California "sun gods" following "The I Dinner Endless Sunmel" around the world in the exciting ALL THE TRIMMINGS -.-. 0d 26 0 I I FROM OUR FISH MARKET FRESH THE TO,,'!'I HOUSE Lob,ter — Fish — Shrimp Scallop% — Etc. RESTA LJR,4t'1T' OVIEDO, FLORIDA PH. J6-5I5I OPEN 6:00 AM. .2:00 AM, .-' ¼., .1/" S K I P'S ------------_______ RESERVATIONS -. PRIVATE LUNCHEONS & PARTIES - 5; of your holidays . . . & FISH MARKET I HWY. 17-92 — ACROSS '- • : ' --';-- HOMEMADE FROM SEMINOLE PLAZA _____________________________ 'I ___ ly wruppeti in silk. __________ ".' • DAVE 12 Noon 'ill 8 P Busin.n Luncheon Mon' Thru ALLINI Go-Go and CAKES G I R L 5 Dutinj Cu.kt.*iI Hour : 9:00 P.M. — UNTIL - 2511 SANFORD AVE. I ONMINLY ANGELS) NOW' ___________ Mi,,, Me4t • Apple Chwrry , 7. 4 _s• '- ' SEAFOODS S STEAKS • CHICKEN SPECIALTIES Mrs. Ru,nI.y's famuui pi,,s baked n the pr.misis. Orders .. G.,rmer, Pesnul Iuit.r COCO4nUI Chucolaks Pumpiin And Muny - ARi1Iio '- Phone takun fur pius, in advance, to tak. out. ______ The [nIess Summer VALDEX HOTEL At 2;00-4;0O6:00-.00-IO:00 ' 4:30 'TIL 6:30 LOUNGE OPEN DAILY 900 AM .2 AM. _____________________________ OPEN 11:30 ______________ EXCITINGI 'j) PLACE YOUR ORDER Dlimk% At Rwqulmr Prkos j DOWNTOWN SANFORD WE DO NOT SERVE ALCOHOLIC lEVERAGES Hwy. 17.92 So. - -------------Sanford - -- . , - - . ' . •,r - Si- 1! i; ! 1 ---:'" 5 -- N '- I , Complete i *'g..-.'- --- ____ I, 5--- - .—*------------- .5. \ ( ct.o5° -S - — 0ALL - U _____ ; 40a 11 __ - \ DAY - without Bill Agoranos there to counties. greet you, but it's still a fine _______ 60c -------------------------- -I CHRISTMAS be open all other days with their 7,500 miles a year. Rates are uswtl fine, friendly service and for one year for miiiiiuum lizi. •- -.------- - ___ ----- OPEN - -. -. i'IIIAMI (AP)--lkrt?s tio' the Wlnfsr Park'PH 64-4 _____ - -S ____ 4-- ------- _________________________________________________________ of t1ht. I ______________________________ -- JET LANES to enjoy lunch, or a snack zifter Fort I,aUder(t;IltI 55.60 41.20 Sesferd ' S Hwy. 17.92 & Osere Nd. "• I'ulin 1lCll(h 3l.tlt) 3549 _________________________________________________________ bowling. -- -•- - -—_______ hlrevard County 25.80 32.60 ----- — - --•---______________ 25.8(1 27.60 Lee County , OPEN DAILY While courting, a hunting 1 AM. 'hI 8:30 P,M. .5., sl)i, Ier may offer its intentleil , S SUNDAY the gift of a chok-e insect neat#l7.,2I... Rood (I ___ -' .-J--- ., I ____________ place to siwn(i the CVt)flhI)g. or MiIIflI Hollywood 28, Calif. or solution to a problem. To decorated by my mother in diators, Christmas carols on Nation. In 1862, It employed Hollywood 28, Calif. IflitS gifti.—MRS. P. C. but he added the bracelet _______________ __________ DEAR FOLLY—If you hay, very tight azdhe couldn't get it order her 82.-page booklet send garlands of ahnll*x and fresh radio, TV and records—do we only two men and four women who worked in an attic room of' your name, address and 50 holly. The ga-s globes were Improve with age? several small childran, wrsp , twolug, and signing $1 and $2 ance of one round-trip to and 1 equzvuleflt to one-third Your Newspaper, iiox 489, Dept. hobnoil glass. The square table And To All A Good Night!" notes printed by private con- froni his district each 5esSion, thirds of Its weight daily, aca different color of tissue pspir dy that dilemma. C C * (First three digits your zip wa-s covered in lace, the tur—red for Torn, green for Tim _ . , closed Christmas, (since tIiit j would affect the ziverage (Iriver MARGRET FRANCIOSA day - OPEN SUNDAYS i a . . — TRADE 'WINDS. 'I'helr prices I then hung neatly on these hang- she and my father trimmed the juicy pulp with powdered sugar, one of those wonderful people harmonious wonderful Christ- about. a and topped each serving with who will be a boon to society Christmas tree. ers.—LINDA Every Christmas morning my whipped cream. Home.made general, since there Is a naYOUR CII 1.D s BORN TODAY . . - he, or she, will be 1'OIL'S I'ROBLEM DEAR POLLY—Can anyone father awakened the house- fruit-cake followed, along with tural understanding of the needs TODAY - . . he, or she, will be one of those highly sensitive other cards ., want something special for your Three tons of gifts were para- make plans to enjoy an even- paper or to c-over it with a small one of the candles.) All the gifts sure many of my readers also pj.ijmising chart. Ideal speaking helpful Idea here and there to that the diet Is right so that filled with fruit or vegetables tie that binds Spec. 4 Michael box. Any other ideas 7—MRS. were under the tree, gifts for look buck at tb-Is time of the voice here for the lecture p1st- increase efficiencY and harmo- the nerves do not become too In handy. Flowers, kit.form, the pulpit, etc. mother, father, nurse, the cook, year and, it is with me, it's ny, beauty, practicality. Send highly sensitized. 'I'herc could tens, puppies or anything at- Hawley in brotherhood With U. H. -' "The Stars Impel, they do no to a good school where such a be a fine artist In this chart as DEAR sns. U. JI.—Jut the the house boy, all our small nice time to remember. trzictive may be cut from greet- some Montagnard tribesmen S the year, then use your Imag- So illS 9'Cflt5 lit Sedona, delivered to me with a piece of the day. Gifts for our cats, and dinner on New Year's Day, but your life Is argeJy up to YOUI hltie quality can made well asout a great person, so viclua1 practicable andbethere Is very bound find whatsales the forte Is and Carroll ugiiter's to be real success In this chart, slant education along such lines. Inatlon as you "play" with . ArIL, are shipping surgical '" cardboard around the bow on little dog. Then breakfast—egg- occasionally we went to dine :;: In a strip that was as wide as steak and gravy. What a feast! charming custom— A small, uary Is now ready. For Your compel." 'mist you make of compel." What you m8icc of utilized for the lovelist and Vietnam for chief Christmas. A tribal pounded a brass the bow was high and then Afterwards, we all looked at pretty basket was tied on the copy send your birtMate and your lIfe Is largely up to YOU! your life Is largely up to YOU! - nto.t economical packages you bracelet on Hawley's wrist would fit right over the top of stockings "hung by the fire." so that New Year's Day callers The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Forecast for your sign for Jan- Forecast for your sign for Jan' ' the possibilities for using cut- lage iai Hawley an some We then fell asleep with the could leave their calling carda. Hollywood ZL Calif. wary Is now ready. For your usry Is now ready. For your the bow.—POLLY outs from CIuÜtUiaI cards, Cavalry buddies had So, Merry Christmas, dear copy send your blrtbdatc and copy send your blrthdate and You will receive a dollar if cats oo the great rug. gummed stars and tiny tree ft.om y Ing - ICLC0( ItI U. I. scraps of net and so on. Even i'' 4-- famous Mci tracks including SiUCC It is adjacent to shopping lected In the Wickenburg and with a bow on top so it can be —and there, in all its glory, coffee lii tiny, fragile CUPs. engender good will in everyone who will always have a knack nervous over anything and ' alflcIal flowers, broken jew- :, nlenu (r your pleasure. If you SI(1( Grand Canyon. shoulders of others. Be a good My pretty mother read the cellar. The dessert, "Ambrosia, veritable Santa Claus. State ing and busting about tonight, of your affairs, so plan wistly Vnd it difficult to wrap attrac Christmas ntorning.—JANET I my Barbie doll clothes out of DEAR POLLY-1 am a 9- bobby pins. I bend each end out poem to my brother and me was indeed fit for the gods. your alms to others. Assis tive gifts for a nominal cost and don't complain. Do what- ideas, In operation. Kin do not - - GRANI) CANYON. Ariz. (APi --4.-- your kind friends. Get out tho All Americans who read and therefore, feels free to specuany chances.) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. gIfts. Make others happy and sport, even If 'ou find others , But most of the women will watch television know Mrs. late. So the kind of "Will she 19) Get your house in good orbe of good cheer. imposing on you a little. iay emphatically, "Of course, Kennedy In a way that seems or won't she 7" speculation that der and please family as much AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. : si won't remarry any time personal enough to permit their usually involves only a young as you can, so that happIness 19) ThIs is not a good day to 19) Don't prolong the festivities -: soon. Why should she? What saying flatly, "Of course, she widow's intimate circle, in the can be permanent in the new look into new projects, etc. I to the tune of losing out where hits she got to gain? As Mrs. will marry again" or "Of I case of Mrs. Kennedy, involves I 4 year. Add more comforts to Keep busy at home affairs and business and others' Interests the whole country. Kennedy, widow, she is one of Icourse, she won't." I - your home. See to It that every- make this a memorable holiday also possibly are concerned. -____________________________________________________________________________ ________________ S AU ner of the table there were all thing operates like clockwork, "Merry Christmas To eve. A cheerful attitude and a Finish whatever has been start- P By Polly Cramer And To All A Goodnight." This ver dishes filled with nuts, PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) word of encouragement 10 ed. Light recreation Is best for line from "The Night flefore "branch raisins" and grapes. Get right into the spirIt of others about makes this a won- P.M. OizL4 a think of Christmas when 1 was goblets, drawn from casks of Ing your friends and deliver- PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Certain situations around you --S paper comes in plain colors sad patterns, too, but I prefer working with plain colors as this leaves room for more imagina- Brotherhood DINNER for a very reasonable iwice is advertised by SKIP'S Seafood is their specialty, but 125 members of the I la ,ustlp•uI :'II () Christ:n:tChurch Ser- kind that will have repeated en- duties that can wait and tire have to do should be started vices — joyment. Get out tonight with yourself out instead of enjoy- early instead of trying to escape ful time, I, ' ADM. THURS... FRL- SAT - _______________________ ORUMOO 2 . - -- - ____ - ------•- - _____ I J - - /'. & I I- �- a Pare 12 rraTh OUR BOARDING ROUSE I __ - ec. 23, 19 fle1tw9 SIDE GLANCES D 1.9 VEZY 1900D THE &ENIE-RAL 6 9jam OUR BOARDING B)tlSt' rrn an1nt • 414 k% NALS AS TWY 4NIA~j I: CIQ •$.4N4 OUT r4 n4 t)PATMT QjFEZr .t, ') - L.:- y PAR'l N7 I iL ç '. __ -NP4F LNW CIfr-, 11T- ydrXI L , I N! ....... A~11 . ALRE Ir. 28, -*.. A. (alhraith 1y MII)J' fI1AN(i$ .*, > * .. • - - i 19 A "qT 111 I'tih I ** - 1 i ( ) ( - V4 C Ce 0 If ol IJL WAV APVla 4MY Or GA -4 TA AN AN 1A OUT OUR WAY * ___ -- T 41 L7 1 ME ___ ,6 IIL I &JLL KJ% fl-IE W55 %VrrH HIS CTHEIZ SLlt5 P;ZOBLEM IN- 6TUMPMA1Ifil`THLr- H 5TLkI.,E EE LE55E AF1 - • DOI PECT 5'-LWI.rALrrrLE HIS '' "a ____________ _______________ lift T" I * _______________________ "Well, that fixes THATI We got a letter from the Em. porlum and they were all broken up about us not having "Ill WAY II.IlII t _________________________ — MAIll VI II By CARNIVAL Lr- Dick 7 hhIt'UmakealOv of living keeps going Turnet .-.--.-------- *.:_:I? -. — - ------- - .. — -- ........ • — lo ur owr 1v DwkTurrier 1itNVA IA ru I f'h1 cm * ,')I.lI'JI 1' 44 I, -- -- r up uMd w t rø e. . ely r — I — ¶4WC3ULD 150 AQ0U-1 \ _ charged anything!" ____________________ - (flITOUR - I FACE A tl /r MAI oil 12-24 — I I THIS STLI;F MIC-34T WE'LL 503t4 ro'l GOLr HE O?JL%l 6 .*c AU1MILEP PRISCILLAS POP • .*'..,'- ( AVdOC WONDER Til CHRISTMAS WHAT WILL vv PEC)PLl ' ;z SHII;~ :. ~ WTI. QVJ T 1/ DOLGE 7bTH r. SOMEWHERC! 04 _,N I z HAPPENED (MAC N F-*VV E-R IN 'TIMI PIN 'I CAIl UNOER-5TAND 11.4 HE PERE V 7) 1 II ( vs 1' I --/W 6 PEI I f %lz4jBf3EQ1 W20NG! Ewll F02 %YM/ - I AWDANQ1HB2T)-flNG— fl-A15NO WAY 1OACTIF DIV el IN& A. Disk bil got J I ILEFTA'Y __ ;1: MARBLOG? W Will by Kaft 0san 0LL gumP! OOWN TO THE A66MENT- TO FIX THE (1T241ET2. el ~k GOINC __ TELL'ERIA SHE Will TO M . ___ "You're not going to help me with my homework any longer? You mean you're going to be a foyrth grade dropout?" 1 " j - •. "I 2EMEAABECED WHE12E I Ll , .1 ••. 1.• say Junior is too young to go itea y car is too old!" ..II,I IMYMAPBLE * Osann by K -------...-- TIZZY .*----- - _____ U#f 2-23 Nil OOP ..WHATS 0.'>0LA, BELIEVE CHEWING &13T I NTO YOU, ALLEY, PIDN'T GET ALL LIMET ABOUT TH' -1 OF T, WASN"I EW, NAM LOSE Is"rT\ ~' NO jjEBU;Z- PERSONNLL y INTO) jyEWUT %4Aj OUR Sril ... Off SHORT RIBS MEN I'VE 5POT. E 5:NKINc MYiWMOR! (I1 ol n' na*tc; G10~ E W, via Ail J WE HF VE NO CHOICE! TWtr NJR I THI5' MAPMAW' DEAPUI* WE 5ThT I I r I CHIll ALL MCX5 061TEMSo THE CITY— ill M 71 Pow come I TRAFFIC W$L.L. E HOPEI.E$$L..'1 ii EVEIJ IF HE GOES, THU WTH WE CAW TAKE I 5tARL.E ROAP$ WILL ALREADY E I HS THREAT, THEE5 0NL11 CHAIJCE5..1HE C051 POY..E 1 VLM MWOW. THE'lILL M QL06GEP WMM Crl FLE-EIN& FIT01A THE CiTY.5OMF_ OF WA W PANIC! AND PERMP.5 ALL, FOFE NOTHING __ ( SEEN IN --- I 2 J ...; •• ____ . - "I've been getting good results with a THIS CRUCIAL. T $M15, Ill IW NIWFJUSr Tli#AE- I FOL Ar, IFoyt-W QLt HIS~ goms ISN'T FOUW06 I s mu5r ~,TAF.T EVACUAriwG. FLIGHTt TO %S THAT" 3 new baby-sitting (• tl gimmick—I wear a mask!" I I —' ____ — C9J'#. OP4CR AL*EAP1 KATE, TO LMr- AND Ll cowrAcr MTN THE, - 1 "Ili IN 019,1116, Ill Ir." 11" 91 to 00 IN - i 15 TDO HIGH! FIVE OTHER CITIES WILL ONS CH AM CE W 51% 71~i~AT T 1.5, THE CITS I 111111 FOR I TRUCKS ON'TH6 ,59M5170 AND Ill GARAG155-fil "Sorry. Gladys. Some people (joli't undeo-itand it's IY1101"I =. W J,0~111 ROADBLOCK - CAWr SA%l fil rA I econonCalto to have a person sit borne AM I Z I j Predicaments BUNNY BUGS _________________________ ___ 30 Act of • - 1 - - 33ksland 1- at kw 37 PL XM41W Inling QdW William 12-13] —0, T14EYRE DEUCIOUS,BU OrAOWTHEY, --- WHO TILEP WATER' w (GULP) w I-I'AR AGAIN -______-. -____ 7`rl 0. in an IMISISIF-1 40 :Z1b.) 6 .. __ PW Cy - . .... * ___________________. ___________________ ___________________ z YOUR TES. VIOU Ill / - / 90 92V • ', - #. 3 -.•• ROSCOE'S leaNIN' ' -'. . 0.1 * ' '-..- .' —- U1 . _________ .. \\':. '.. ... .-.________ •. * í ,A It 13,5111all Scuttish Ø4.YOU ML$IISE la 33 City in 4)hju 6 Ou tbut.iiY .7JapflC$d VOW (L. I' VW THROW." p I.MWI s 19 F4 fiellsture ipl.) VACATIONSTARTl t 3 ur i thrvd 37 3 12 Within 1610nob. 14 J ipnt £0 JHII VW W14ILST 71415 BERM W&- RN6"UR L tit 4 ______________________ .-... "2', t IIPII DO" Vill UlIIpuU3lV 31 Sp or* 12 Mill: asU TA rl adult 14 Noah's ison t7 Old sAllors 19 Anger LIKE CONCRE781 4",00; MATTFi3oF-FAGTl Y 7C41'OO— _ UI 1 an . -, rm E~Y.&A jjjjF 1HIS 15 YOUR IDJROO IT WAS 'U HIM UI-OLR WI-IC) WA3TEP 'V)UR A F RALIP • c- to 21 Marabou all . I ______ 21 Elm r bewilderment ___ -- 19— * 5 Stupid 411, I State of ptIau up the * ACROS Is run __ - (2LS'ULa1 Answer to PreAnn Puzzhs People of all sods and "' te?e,honebill. Ake IAWtI IT I 1th it>UR L P(APdM1 IVFY fiN CAN PuKc;1IAtI: 41 !krtian1 WWL-1 -164IIN6 HOAT6 '10 tLtt 46 Muthe"t-peast 46 It r 4l ''MAM! 4= wound weds 501. C)f III$') UIZKI U1 _t ic' 42 10 Alan 10 i,IA.Ik j woo .-:_i - ...***j_*_ *r_•t_•"'_•*' . . -----•----.*.-**.*----. ..* I . L - -. --.---*•--.---.-------------------.---- •i -.,." - - ;: . I . j • I • .. . . .. . -. I I fil �-- "---- - - • - Qhr &un1air àrrnth Page 14 - Dec. , 1986 Leqo! -%(1'I r -•...i. _'- ega I ki a a -,--- -,s&- --. - --- -.-- -: - eguI k.I rotice I I n w'ra rv ron nm riit Commtp- 'T • I.vrIrt EAw,i - nn IT 1AT 'V01 fl)' - • - -- Hcnild Classifiecis Brino' Fast Rest 'n CCETt. ____________ I S F tiO ii I ut ( WTI.L T'L.EARE TAKP }1FflSHEIL RROCK ANT) CR'flI ____ erninn. Cnunt rnri'vn ''OTTCr thvit thp Rnkrd nf ('Ju1i- Cli F U TiTW hI's ipp i-I & I ound 50 Mtcc. For -. I1I a1e t)IIII it thC MARK AXTHUT EFNFT. W' nud To flu t Cnmmtps$(rç 4 R Seininnie riiintIrt ____________________________ r Arthur TI Ter)Jth nilnir nntl TWCE."r PAVL Cnnt rJnrId,1 *t fl lit' iok - I --• r't \ 1 ree CRr ç\ N14h! ri r k. In thi. Con r t " U' y NFI, minor, h 3OR? A. M. ot- uP unon thorftt- a .1. wIlF tn'h iie ('Rt fInMn('.'d t lAMAR • £ Cit e71 1CC HALPORT S IsflCil(lfl Afl i '.,t ui1 TInritlo iJf to (A (' 'iii •% • hi )r*rt$h (OOPER their p I"RLA1 on the lflth i1e - of MAR 'M HAl i nitri I L $.b( Ru UT hh II I t,i in 'hint of P .M Mnii,ln, .iannhry . fnthrr •'Ienu*rv, A. 1). IP€7, et the Cornrnhr Sunti' 4fInRneinR. ri :..o a. in Hhet Tten4et, (ut4 ' Cnunt 1,. The Wase .f the flp Criurthrnj,ise, S*T*?O?d. DOt 3. l.AMAR HA1F(RTi ANfl '. 1i'nrth, 4•t1" Tioridut. 6,fIaui ' FIorIdii, will holil puhl$e he*rMART ! HAI.FORD, his rcttit: ti . rnk rw...i Cv, Uie&n ( It,. prr foot t'it I"urntt .u., .n .''- ist. USE!) WASHERS _____________________In 'rn .i AMES i. KEE?ET, to oonsidor end determine wife IOMt , front of Kint' SP nt.'r41. '': • i: 4(i .1,'ItiTt. 2-iUrii Ulacid We rerislr all makes whose ree$denp •'. . is Un- WhU,or 0?' flot the Counts- will r1timt'in. .:'4 rnrI ri?'. Itesidenre and Address: Pip' in -fnnt l.'n'th,. MCtONFY A PPL1ACE oIos, Vate• handon, end dipTTT. -- II 1.KNOWN °4• 'i.IL I & It tIti O?I iIIl ' S(JtIJL?f 6-ot .1 U •TO! ARE HERET WOTI?IEfl 'Iaim sn right of the Counts'Y(it rp hepeh nntlfiptl that _______________________________ ?! ,I,h he ---" --_-_• P'It' !'i&t Sl,....t,., t' ongt, 2i i t Ct-uit Court of the )1nth fnflt'win 4pprn.ih,j a certain mnrtae onenmho,'tn Cut rruizit,.,t rnofint. kRt-5 (ki1i1C __• 'rp. F.aime,'i,t. to-wit: 3tidiciai Cit-cult of the ate - ---------the ?oJlpwln descrfhNj 7irnpertv. th oi nave .. r firniltire rot Snie ('hnm.r' your owt setting. :7tI iI will l't kcccft..d on Finrith,, In end for Beminole A A That certain 14 font tYtilito-wit: tg- idi !tetn, hut cacti Item must Cnii, Florida. th Chancery, for T S Z- (" 'C\7 Wt-ItP P O Ri 12iT. Sanford. 1 I_i' . -, , ti..i' Easement running froin Lot 1(11 of Queens Mirror hi ';unted .i'pftratet'. l G\\ ALTNE\ .1}naI,a}tRS W u.s. 'Y M i'H Fi'H. Sce- Is I-'-.? IOfltP adoption of MARK 'IrInI* South lThplat Addition to I•S_____i_the -___---------5--- AN - Avenue Easterl' ant.. --- - --' - 4 - ______________________________________________________________________ ' Legau rot,ce Notice 1'q Ii,:rI t. ; I -----• n'.i L.. tl - - ---------_, 1 or -i • ---- . c - ;';- -- - - - WI th. W- i .pA4tth. nn1r,ri br - EEK & iviF dC -. omp1etet (HAL tLlO"• IATI4S l''u h.stin * &1VN'N LAKES '' " i i)iiI' • i' t t. flU i. t t Liii (AkI t'i. 'i c ,'ircn-e l?-flI 7fl , FIr'l St ftI5 •'t t a \VaIlt-.A(I! HI)RM *rm. j", 2-4 p, ' 1Vfl r, t. - - Sell Ii For Cash tei' or nCfli p8Irnnt' tore sit t.tY -fl--- ti i'tlttt. t. Cornsr JP('A - PiI5 I(7' _ i; .s'Ut ttfl i" 1 .t'.1 ¼ I•;' ¼'f' •leTmP •2l ---______ -- -V\''I lit' I' itti i" • IT V1TII ti 1u' ,rnIh I.' -I '-- .4 ---- 1-- ri */tI'k, j - S thoreafter as possible, at jj AXA -p ' nit'. tint. t, ir hold in thr Isatural mother of said mIir imt; s, (hut t tintist ftt Ili?uford rlorldii fattier of said minor children are iih - !rrritiIarItep fit tictinica1i- the said court on or before u njl lids. * and to show cause why atd p.sti[IflAUFt OF COt.TT COM thin should not be rrented, - r?.1r? tlF Cot '.T' dcl as& a-f the Jd Court, a, Eianfoi'd, em1nole County, 1orIA a,, •%,4 a ,.t. uS,)' a of cam.. her A. D 1M • * Arthur U. B.ckwIth, ItClark of the Circuit Court OUDIWAWOE WO. 14e OF CAESELBERTLT, PlOR.IDA, Deput" Clerk IDZI'RESSThC', 'THE TN'TEWTION O*,t'roiI Bark. 5, S '.- )X CERT.A.fl. LANDS LYING CNylGuovs TO TifE tT BOUNflA,BS op J - .&,Th WTfljy. '!'HE 5A3*E - tion with the lend aboveLots •• - P1 F[) Al' in the H.rald. ties end E of eaI of Jenuer i "r; it you 1 1 1'l I -J I 2' for the relief demanded In the 'N:&nIfpnr:n turn Bill of Complaint This notice '"-4714 tii t' -• ' $ . I'- PUblIIihCd once a week Publish Dec 2 iQ DDB (SEAL) )iDttfl Is hereby ttv.n that. At-tb iii- H Beck'.'. It h it- Plaintiff t. a,ziu .zyuug oonLiglJou ,a *0th. present bnunda'iea of the City of Caeelhei-ry, Florida, and being in Seminole County, PiorIda: .1 Lot 1, Block C, CARREL- - , • • • BEBflT ci of itinh r I -1' ' " -I "i H'.'.'. 1% CHANCER'I NO, 1041.,II 'ii ' ' r '-'it I Pt 'I rio,, Cnnt'. RiusrI _______ - • rnInt- Fnc-'. - Vie"ttes Ave 4' ---------- .-- ------- ine n'.'. nr r ?' ri-'trRApcTo\ ior.saia circuit Court. will within the legal hours of asic on TtTEEDAT, JANUARY offer for sale and •ell to the high..t and beat bidder for cash at the front door of the Court- ,, i carpet. $1*,i(ifl. $2J% 0P Down. - 'u)S tot. I 51 4'.'D FT4Tr R1".RM I t,nth house, I-'enr.'-ci hack yard. ' _______________ -- - ' _ -- ft:rn.. 15(1 rnr.th. W'--t 1st 1-4 Pb. --:-:o. eaIty n' - J'I'tS APTS. close Cowan. !22-4fl1. __________________ I NICTI Large '1 5 ' ' • I - - ' 1 lii lt)))'hlI "%tI tll%g (,00uM 1" ,'ihi ,i i I I' "'it - CIjvitma 3retin .Lt ui fita luL an old-/a iIoncl 4jLiiz9 LI'iaL orn.i .t'tai9 fzL fwin and aat'ttci zu 'uj 9 00d wiiJ! 1::.uu,i114Mt,,r 0 BEDROOM Purnishc.'l, 1n1 uigrcului. s: itioth Ph. TI. ¼ NI I& " -S5i. Ii't k cT'cuT'. :'I Ii t,'Ui-(, 'ru4 '.tst'-r f't:'n. I1T Msgn.iits HOLLER MOTOR SALES MANAGEMENT & STAFF ott's SANFORD 2215 W. FIRST Hemphill Pontiac- Buick SANFORD 1501 W. FIRST ST. I ('1 Ph. t?-4- hWY. ,.y,j rr'.'m rii "' j9UØ I IøiOw " _______ i S.iifc.:'I .\v(. lIt :::-:, (t i-'ur.Nl&}i E1 , IIc.ur ¼ ps I tine! n tic Ph. - "', 4I rI - 'i'i'atur mOnt' i. r' • f(II :'' E -- - zzci: 'F}3 III1 ILcuni. Futro. .\ t , frur c'oi.'.P. I 4. - Phc.ne , B)'FIC. APT.. priwite baths. Utilities turn ,1,,t.It1I) p for rptty-ed tf-.)pIe hit-all'. i.I14Itl' cated dwf,t'li'fl Jacolsv'rts I 'tot Stro. 211 F st. St., antr"s 4* $.'OVER 100 GOING AT 17 The Herald Ads ______ 5 . __ said re- S "And You Write Your Own Deal" , ' 4 C -I S ON ANY 1967 / ' S V. o. SUN OIL CO. - II 1 _ - ______ £alQ! 4O99 S.. Th. Dodg. loys ___ the i I__________________________ Seminole Co. Sorry. We Can't Extend This Offer After December,31.,l966 Motors PH. JIM , LASH CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SO. HWY. '17.92 ACROSS FROM PINE CREST INN - PH. 322.1055 - I - - j - F ..-.-.-..-.- - - -' - ' - ' I I'- . . . . 4 t- ' ( - -'- 5 -----.- Chrysler • Plymouth Barracuda • 11111 R.ETMLS FOR ' 1 .";-.' 19 D1SCOUNT FROM STICKER PRICE 1 lllUIlderbIr(J 'l - T - Legal Notice -- :- 5' i nl S : ' 1 e-ach P _________________ _____ of h.. PAINt COMPANY ____________ I' (it te FROM ALL OF US AT AIJ1TO CI .ASS CciMpLl-:Tl:'..v i-'trn. _ ' -: d1 fouc7c' aidt - I Pays To Use o iJLi g'ttak a,L d/i SiII to LJL utoiiit,tive Service 'tl_ n1bott daU tu per .. to1dt ________________________ KNOWN. u' - , III. Ii 'ii , : i t\it' \'.i I'ic'h-ctp aol cab u. r :tn;''t tu i'tul i',':t.iltio. tuI .Ma) ,:i 1'-t-,'1.-. - tool. Bdrmn. turn. Apt. Ph. r Onl &F'T.. ' - I III'. Iui - _______________________ , 1 III p. Tn. __________________________ - I liii ii II? S ,'l lip l-:VInh'Ii" - - k 'III tIll 110 I (tin "iihan.s. _______ _i . * Ii ! •.'' -I' $ iltI It' t. I sank - -- 3mm) 11 irc'nm t'scp Fur:. flfl " 1- tn. - k'x l ml. ¶rcuru Navy Base. .Lc.ngac0ci ,S•S• and - t ' , _________________________________________________________ ______ _____ ________ 0 '. i'. it spt'I , ti-.'s:ut-tui'-ion, iiI-rlpq' niunit.'1i. - - ' -. . 'ItI III,, ... use-I care rcu1ntng no down p-'iyment See liOl 'iV. 1st. Ph's. 321.t-0f14 . - I)rflint 4 T ts. tt I - - ' It"u -_____________ 106. Apartments For R'nt IiS. L rucks lor :iIi' - of flUutsIIIIIII-- tc li'iiiiI t' tiP •tuI.itiii' ,itt ii%h%i fI' it 1115% •.h '-i4t t '-hf'S naa. Ph - f - ' th.ii, I __________________________________ ____ 4 --- 13P11M & Bath. 'rWAlLI:R: COUNTY MOTOtt -ut-n wtth buIlt .'n Cabana. Air SEMINOLE flW Foist's a large selection .t water yr,rci. nice und!ttc'neI. :', 4 ___________ 1i -_____ funisuu'r, il _________________________________________ - I.. i :,nfct'i S. :- 1ii . 103-Mobiie Homes.-Rent ' , 4-4 Mobik I10flW Qualit - '' f .- \lar _____________________- I tan Firm. ___________________ . 3 1flVi l'.'t't'SI' - , TV'. 0 1 Fl)FtClC'i tnfutr-n., Kitoh.- n oi-pttppci l'iifl' Cheap Sear N.A.S. S PCnti5II Are.. ___________ c .,'. p -- -.'a Bus I fleas ne.' perkins. '.1 41 Ph ' ' L se IDOW Cost 'ii ant Adi u tent to tell ann 'cli' 1 1 '\i 1101 "1' ''r in L.h.- M .-'tr,1, l':ot-iia. door (lean I ti .0\ (1 e'. front Tir.s. itatterv. Muffler ..----- Stenstron1 4 ' *.?Id a 1II*PpS Se'.'. '3car ________ ICti it '.'t t atrd floods t"ic'r Clerk. 1)11 ift'-pt-tinitt-jI'. handljn retisil PnlOi, risslsuing Bookkeeper In p ri iii, In , a ci 1 I'. sal. s p or c hnii. s A 'u'. roll r. pnrt. lt(,OkLp( iing . ,.p rionri d sit-at.Ie. plcsant working ('00(11- ' tinti l'ppot-tuiuits (or ud'.nncemont, I'Ic,is, st:it(. Ag, C,- \ . I I 'ill S I k RI Al -- 115. Autos L'or Sak ' tha at l7'. $ ('II - - -rnc' ç & 1 1 'i\ itt it i oniS 1111 titi liii. • i1 , ________________________ )t1' hit i' 111 P1" (1 •• bath, iifl. ni" Alt-. $ 5 - " 4 ill T , '. , _________ a ' Dr .', 4 - ___________ flF'4 or IL 40' ,-,, and .. i..flt l'i. k ,.tiItfIin tf(.'i-. 4'uli I¼. AI'A-rMK - itni'. Li' 'II lIehuust 1 ---------------- _____-- - ______ Sanford. l.arge shaded lot, fir. plH ( 4 t n Ptiutnr',l £ r fuiruu, -.- , Sc'.'. built-in hltcht, tuth,., Spanish type with ('prec beam t'llin - . it. S I ark a,'. - &(' I' - I'' I 'I' I liii u( (i,,i A '.f4 ( ______ __________________________________r\ (litti' %'. fiiiC i.iaV taint • -I•l'li \ - 11'i1'i% - ' -. Itunis". "t'' ----------------- ---- ----- '--------asic pri"r' lb. *-t"%tt ,eliCIti ii _______________ i _________ • 1. t 'hi ii t-.iiiippr-1 • *11' Riit ii iiflsI ______________ lUin ii -i tiil ii '*tcr (urn I it .utt,'t p. in. VP Pt '" IIh nl' i T14h1 I I I - ______ _______ ii * ts \', 'I") lsnl t-; • ". tiIrtei IlNIshll I" I .tP. El',l'tOM ow Phi a n- tic• , . i.ru .,1 t , Central heat, family room, 1,argi' put in no 1 1Si'. 0 & it (1P c'c.uplnn.lseaped ,mm' tnt ,*nc-'. TiEi-: 1:1 rrs Er. C'Itt-u ' tr$1I-i- w':'it.- 1'. 0. it. S'. San- I sh "-is I '. IRIS of Which is t'.r Shit .-\1t)('r? T'fir,ciztiitp, H Pell. i!'i. IIe,-t"ir Massager, Pr ,_jnrd. Via. tII'f'l'I$ FEDERAL SAVINGS AN!) %O'I'ICE '1'I i)I-IrEi) liii. Step •IftI.Ies, Corker & Miac. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMI- 'I'(ti AMANrA Wil..L1Ai1S ustiti I ------ I 1.n Pt :-4t cs'enins. 77. Sit uali"n ' an:ed NOLE CC'tTY a corporation, - WILLIAMS her bUS_Hit it 1-. (IRA SCES III. r.u.; ______________________________ Plaintiff, '.-u.. MARTHA S. HEN!)MI':N'S s.-nd-r'-t-. Roller t'. -'S'I'i-;i' hand, PHIL NELSON andi Nn'.U. f.:.It: Swi.': TantmerI1'Jt i,:mp;'.T R1 50X. ii single woman, ot ci, n.:... !:ririg ).jtsl,'t,. R1 - _j :i,i,, like new, ALBERTA NELSON, nt-tin. Itcuit,,rs isis 711- 5 *21 *411 -- lOfli ('Ii ni' h1 k - ________________ - , . huth. Fla. lnte 1GHT, sceord- house of Seminole County, Pior- Defendants, the nature of said 111(1101 1..flV.'(.fi, H!-w:, wilt, wife, and against carts ot .; 415, Please note. I,. 'IS' i;,-r,.-r,, trig to the Fiat thereof as ida., in Sanford, Florida, the fol suit being us suit to foreclose (1tt'OtI• CI" I thorn, I! living, and if dotici. LISlI r,Ic'c'r hike, 1)4w Hc'use.rleiuilng Servic'e tItrecorded in Pint Book 11, lowing described property, situ- that certain nlnrtgage dated - Iiris. Tilt. S.-.- at ,'iinI Country the unknown sioust. heirs,, :;; - Ii. ! i ni LAP.(;IC, JilCy Page *7, Public Reoorda of ated and being in Seminole Coun. March (Smug.., iftS., and of record in f.,r SaIe, ('mu hr. drvis.'es, legat.'ec, grisritocu,, n.•'i I'ttsti,-l. P,rinc rwn eon- I Seminole County, Florid&, Official Itecord, Ilnok ty, Florida, to-wit7, peg. creditors, or other rstitu-1, J{CI4l I:- late • ti.tri,-t .b) Lots 1. ii, of the Public- Records of itt. 11, Block I), :-:ci,t ISCP " S'.'ivnnia T.V. in t-x The N 2.52 feet of L,t 14 and claiming by, through, under CASRELBEETtY Semiuin).. County, Florida, finIGHTS, ri-I 1.-it r..t,.f it I ''ti. cli of Lot 1* and all of or against thorn, this 1st.i,vaccordIng t 'the 7'la,t thereSitc't-it !Th$y$I- 1r.¼-:,:;:, 1, lass beginning at NE Cot-- eurniieri,ig the ft'l)c'wlng describ"rvitp... Isamed Deforiduints. any ed of as recorded In Flat Book real t)rIuIIort3. to-wit: ner of acid It 1, run of them, arid itil parties ' Mitit Ii,'r. i,is' i. It, f' Page 7, Public Records 'iv i:M .A Lot 1, o Block "A". of FELPot-lath- nil beater. ' along E line of said Lot 1 kui.,it'ts or unknown claimA. •• $ -, .. of Serninol.- Cnunt', Plot ,.i. t's.'.l :: 711111 h.. 1.(1"i'511p ('ii. ?--fl47 ADI'!T]CuN t. distance of 11.30 feet, run to 'h-;,'i,-,: itig any right, tithe or int.r.¼' I:,'t.at' Xl Idzi. 1('t4 u, Sanford, TIorId, Semini,l.. thence N $b'2E' W 12.](1 feet : i-st In or to thir' following ST. JO1iN REA IA Lot iii, Uleick Ti, CARRELCounty, Florida, according to to the W'ly line of said described property in SemivIiEr:l. linluint-Ing. 'ri1. 'l'JME i'l'. I u':u I- I hIM Ametrsc'nn BERRY hEIGHTS, accordtilat thereof recorded In Pint flEx' Ti: v's1€, run theoe in NE dire.'ur:A -:isr tiol.' Count)-, Floridit, si-: ut'm: , \ I VI A- I -'-. c-at-s. ',i p.r ii lit'.!. a eights Inc. ' )U . A i's,Sl;j. -i lug to the Pint tbreof as hook i. ;eae , of the Pubtion along said W'ly line, $ Ii wit: l- h'itu'r, c'.Id k K Tin Slur. 4I ri't'nrdpd its Flat Iloek is, French lie Records ('io'OTII-(i. of III : I '.7'i' Seminole said line being Lot ii, Block It- ¼!t.4 . LAKEVIEW curve to IC' 1545H'i A i'. . i.LiAM T'uutCount', Florida; Public Records of tue right havitug a radius of according to the- ;ulat thsiureor I f-'T lo '1 S CA Ill 05 5.siyiI,- Counts', Florida, Mntl you are lucre),)' I'l'it,ired to ' 't; , 2jfl 17.52 feet, a diatnc,t of jt-;L us recorded in Pint Ilook itvrli S'rOClEP 7Ofld IunduIst., Assoc. Lot , Block Ti, CARRELyour auusa-er it, said suit feet to the NW Corner of Pagi- 14, Public lt.'cord, t,f l il: V'i'Hi S.; 1.. F'ItiCE It$511 A' Stilt l:F:itTt- ' HEIGHTS, accordstith thus Bide I tItdersigx,ed Clerk of said Lot 11, run thence E Seminole Count)', Florldsi. (' IN1i st; ''. l:I''..'t t 'I'HE c'RNEI: STORE t lug to the Flat thereof an saiti Court atuci te, 5cr'.'.- a copy 123 feet, more ci' less, along TAKE NOTICE that is suit A .1 Adcock . 2:'-w5,I.p I i'i' Mug,ic.Iia Sanfnt-d (.. A, rorurtled in Flat Book 11, a,, the N line of Lot 11 to paint there.,! Upon the- Plttiiitiff'p at- has teen filed against you In the .. Page 3, Public flonords of of heginning, all in Block 10 t(urts&'), whiopc nunie and address ah'o'.'e-st)'led Court wherein LE" TV Cons..I..; G,E, Hairi.'nsiuioI,' Counts', Florida. ar,,, l'.culinr before- Jan- flcfl' HAMPTON, JR. id KATH- .TET SPRAY CLEANING iz*-t ,f DREAMWOLD, Sanford, dr.-r: Cism,'russArg-ui, C-ri: ___________________ 1 !.,.,. I - A t r _.... .s -. '-' ' '-'' . I5uu III (iI&UII Iti 1"JOTIU*, according to p1st #i L1iV. HAMT'TC)N, his '.'.'ifc-, art ''' Argus '-4. ::t. nt TIc. Aisc - flhe,c:k .1, " ' I\''7 CASSEI4BERRT thiereof!)e'cre..- Pro Conf.'a f :': 4: will the- l'iaintlffs and A N A N I) A ____________________________________ thareof recorded in Flat be .n,n, i1r'.'j- Camera M (1 - HEIGHTS, according to the entered giggitset yOU, Book , pages 90 and 91, of WILLIAMS. et Un, "I iii. is.t'e- the Ave. Vi,, -T4Ia. I'lat thereof an recorded in I WITNW the Public Records of Semi. cial seal atmy hand arid ofti- lefondants. The natur,- of this Flat Book 0, Page 37, Pubthe County Court- suit is suit to quiet t)ic- 11th.' ALL St i-ret TIq-t'ords. $i.!t. hole County, Florida. lie Records of Seminole hesuse, Sanford, Seminole County, (its VIa. _ . . _ .. ____ ilJ.i'Ii Said s*1e will be made 'it','(1ti,-S(ifl _ -' ti theatu"e--eicperlhu,'ci Thursdu' & r,'itl County, Florida. pUt Fiorid, this 111th day of Decent- Estate. SF'ltI N .0 u s suant t and In order to tisfy Fr- duv I il' !' tot' your chopping Icr, The Westerly 15 feat of the the . iIiC. All 't'.,.', EACI-1 ('F TOt' 15 IQUITtEI, terms of said final decree. (SEAL) - EflerI3- 150 feet of Lot 7, (CIRCT We repair •ria Service COT SEAL) t,, flit- your Answer or other FIRESTONE STORES '- Block A, WINR PARK Arthur H BeL'l'.'.'Iths, .1r. 'I'iN V Arthur H. Beckwtth, Jr. a'ritu'ts d,'1etjes: te the Cons #;i': W, Fit-pt P'ERNEILIES, according to Cleric of Circuit Court MM'Ii5tii'r & Clerk of Circuit Court in and 5up1,I'. Co _________________________________ plaint wills thi- Cleric ot tuthe Flat thereof as record. w By: Mrths T. Vihiheus. D.C. Circuit Court s.f S.'rnirioit Cotan 54 for Seminole Oount', Florida RAllY i'I:j II, walker, Jumpin' iq,iiii1, H. Logati ed in Pint Book 1, Paga By: Dnn t)', Florida in this prtit.'edit,g M. c-hsaly rat n,-ist & lila3' Jut 1. ' 7$. Fublic Records of Semi- Phillip Mrkos, D, C. Shtlnhsolser and Logan H. Logs - 7CIV iSj(ifl utid to servi- a copy thereof upon All p,t- )111i. - j5, no Oounty, F1ori6 First Federal IIUlldirsg Shinhoior tile Plaintiffs' Attorneys, whose I ______________________________ ______________________________ ) The asteriy 1*5 foal of Ft Federel Building Sanford, Florida usustuies and eddrcse are hsoreinue!All: CC,OLEI: for car, i "nIt. - Lot 7, Block A. WINTER Sauford, Florida SOFTHERN T\ Atthrnc- tot Plaintiff ion sot forth, as recuir,'el by law flood i.oy. • A-.-ll.'uit condition, - PE FERRIES, ac, rvt--, Clit f ui' ' • Puhileb Dec. IC, 1111, 11(1, 1 t&G & nut later than the '4tts day 0! Attey for Platut$tt oordlng t the Flat thereof Publleb Dec. 2, 1514 'h, 'iV,.rkl tic Martt. Frtc,sd ,l. 5, I9 ___________________________________ January, 1P7. ::l: Santuncj Av an reoorded in Pla Book . DDH-m •I' - I::: TCI.i'i'l5ft '. iPG TIde 1.t day of Ie.-.'nil.i.r,j Mode-i j Page 7, Public Records of tcintira: Ib4. ii ti-ti mud. ).... COMPT1t T v. fl"t'pttaj Seminole County, Florida. 1% IRE (IflCI'IT (1OITIIT WOCE or :::-au (SEAL) .i' W "to S (1;,. ii ) Lots f and 4, Block A, and STATE OF THE N1%Tfl JUDICIAl. (IUCIJIT Eve, ____________________ OR1flA TOt Arthur H. TI,'rhwici,, ,J,, \t El'T:'Ic'j (';J of Block F, SmSET icr: 1% AN!) 11011 SJMJ%(,1,J: (lOt'% MART A. MAONALD Elerit of lii, ('irriti: Court FRUIT ' cc tv,, c- FOR SALE arid TI, FlORIDA A R.EPLLT OF JOHN By: Iootsnu M. Marko, Ri(i 1. I M. KINI'S her hue- iw (IHAWCEHI N.. ii:i4 4LEAflD's ADDITION TO band, A. ti'- :• I y andMACDONALD, FRANK E. BROWN iucput3' Clerk <l.AssELnEnity AND A BE. and OMO G. BROWN, hi. wife, FEItNANDEZ, HCARITC' & KIRK - rT OP BLOOMFJI-:LIj SA'iINGS BANK, 41' North Orange O. Home AppIiant' 1L AND 11 If alive, end If dead. the reap.o- a LA[:Gi TANGEJIINEE, Orang,'.;, Avenue _______________________________ & op PAK v. unknown he, dvlases, Nw Jersey' corporation, Orlando, Florida t'uyacosui Grapefruit. Bring LAL AlA R) TV' hSEERRT, aceording grent.es, assign..., Usuora, or.. VS. Plaiuitiff, Attorneys for Plaintiffs own t'o,,taine'r, Mrs. H. A. to the Flat tberea as re. ditora, tru.t.sa, or a-ny Hotiucityit, IICA. Z.'ntth, Mu'tag and Publish Dec. 2, 311, 11065 Ostce'ti -IIt,4. ,iitui. corded In Fist Book 4, Peg. persons hoii & ROBjItT M. I'O'3'LE Save in Lake Mar)'. and NELclaiming by, through, LIE lit. DOYLE, hii $ 11167 - *4, Public Reocadp of Semi- under or against as-Id r.ep.ativ, wife, et *1., DDH-71 51. Arlji-les For Rent - nul' County, ?1orId 31. Musical Instrumentu. named defendants, and .anh of befcndstnt. ___________________________ 't Lint 5, Block A. RUNSET thein, LUKE Ii. LYON, NOI'I(E I'D l)EIEND (SR if alive, 1% THE CIRCIlT COURT OP A REPLAT OF and his unknown uPouss H')-PiI'A BEllS PNo TI;SiNO & RAIS if man- ORDER OF PUBLICATION THE NINTh JUDICiIAI. OiftClI'J' W LBONAIU)'S ADDITION TO ned, and 'iljeej rhsusira sick room auppise' L HAItMUN FORECLOSURE LEROY BROWN, 2'?-4f - CASSELBETLRT AND A RE. alive, a,ud hi. unknown 'pouee TOt NELLIE H. DOYLE, wife 1% AND M HESU%olE C(fl'N_ for salt- or roust 'r. ri., LlGGEI'' REX ALL LItUGS FLAT oit- WT 15 AND 1$ if married, and If dead, the reof ROBERT . :4. t;phols1erif ChA%C1 P.O. IU.4 1)11' CEN'rBAL PAB,E IN epecti,. unknow* heirs, dvia.ea, Piactept Shopping Cnter slive, and If dead, the un701 0rlado Dr - CAELSELUIERRY, e000rding grsntee, aaulgn..s, hears, orelcison'u Pb 38-7511 tie-ii's, devise.., THE DOWERI' SAYINGS L'ANK, OVER 5 YEA as to the' Pint t)wreof as ne- ditora, truetes, or say and Finintiff, grautet,e, assiguseus, lieot-i, v. a.11 Floor Maclinus, OF FINE workmanship Beds, TV'. ('ot-ded in Book 1, Page parsons claiming by, through, creditors, trUstees, in UI)' tinlstering, dr&tse'ricc, iipot.v. Chain Saws, Tid'ie, Chairs or other CHARLES E. 1tOIIIJINS, 54. Public lteoords -of Semi- under or a.gainst said rsepsotJv, e-t .. claimants t,', tisiugti, Unera. Time payments -- i*ttli AMEILI'AN RENT-ALL no!.- County, FlorIda. bisfi*clis dci- or against lie,- and all named defendints, and each of %OTI( as is rn. Drapery bardwre flista'uths ) Lot,. :, 11 antI 30, Block 2*, them; and OF SUIT uuknowji prtiee claiming any and all Person, Installation. BOHIGAGE PftftEC1(J7RE KATHRYN PARK FIRST having, or claiming to ha,., any to have alz) right, title or 11Oo RENT A BEtS KLJLP L)WCOILATING SHOP CHARLES E. ItOBBINS anti ADDITION, according to the right, title or int.t in the iuotor.et in the- Pro3i't)' ttuIiawa3, H"spttui, Baby Beds . Pint thereof as recorded in following deScribed land, lying AL.IENE L. ROBBIN5, hi, hereinafter described, aU of By Day, Wesk or Month. wife Flat hook 5, Pages 67, 61, cud being in Seminole County, whose residence are CARROLL'S rURNITURE UN- RESIDENCES Itu an unknown tsusd 511, Public Records of Florida, to-wit: lit W lut. 1*141*1 ' kiicnftjcieata,te' or oount.ry other than Counts-, Flct-id, East 1.3 'YOU AN!) .A, chains of th& Rr.tith EACH ()1 VOlt ... -inc state of Ttie South 80,5 feet of the Florida, and 30 chains Of GOT. L.nt 2, Sec- hereby uotlfied that a lnftihlag address being: fi'llowizsg described IircperIN 'THE ('IIRCITiT Coral? or tion 35, Township 19 South, bean brought agaitipt you by t)': Begiti t the Nohseast Staff Sergegu, Beadqunrt. TIlE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Range 25 Esat, Ias the Bl0MELI) SAVINGS BANK, ers & Hea-dquaer. Company IN AND Foit SEMINOLE COUN. of Lot 4 of ENSouth 215 feet and lea. the ' New Jerse' corporation, 2d lirig-ade, 3d Infantry Dlvi. TI, FLORIDA r'IIANTEIS MANOR. seocord. North 150 feet of the South Plaintiff, t foracloat- a cerji aluts APO ban Frauiclaco, Ci1AN('II,I NO. IU4Ihl liur. to Ui.J'lut tiierof as 45 feet of the East 1154 Mortgage more particularly deeCalifornia 562*4 ?'(c's,rd,-ti II, FRet hook 11, WILLIAM H MCDANIEL feet a.zid less the East 25 crlbed in the Complaint flied 'You are hereby lwtltiad that I-ag.- (11, Public Records of feet for road. in 'this suit, which MortgagePluiustll'! '-3- -.-\Vant $i'nuiisnh,' ('..uut)- , Florida, en. a Complaint to foreclose a ocr- Vat. You, and ascii of you, cumburs the followiflg described ta-In mortgage encumbering the LENA M MuDANyL I riot, th.'i.-e- V,st 1*5.77 feet, )sereb' notified that a suit has property, 1tte Ils,'igruI-4otu t Is Seminole following dCSctIbd real proper,131. feet. beets brought against you Count1-, Florida, to-in L)Cft'Jl(ilLtit wit ty to-n-it: - lis.'ts,,- East 1'l, foot to the Circuit Court, In cud for In the N O'IJCJC 'It) A PPEA It Luit 7, Block 12 WEATH. Bern. but 11., HIc'1c F. COtYN'rB'l- '1(5: Lena Al. Mt-I'uriicl 'Wcst riglst.u.fwuy 1ie of icuIe Cout', Florida, iii ChanEItSI0IELD FlitS? ADDI. 1 - t- s t'-p, t)s.int-e North- ocry, CLIJIJ MANOR. UNIT NO, 8, number 14,545, .nUtl.d IRA Wh'.- r.'sici*'ts.-,- is un'lION, according to thu.Fist .ni, t-l - seking the West B. SOUTHWARD, plaititiff, according to the pint the,re-thereof as recorded Iii Flat VL rIgiit.urwt3v liii,' (It a. recorded in Flat Book cit said MARY A. MACDONALD, .t a,l, You are- hit-nt-i.) sscstifjt,d thsjjt is 1J410k 12, Pages 55 and 67, 12, Pages 75 and 7, Public' Cuuzti;ilaiuut for tii-orc.'e' hi .': '?--higliwe.-'.' to Point of Begin,defendants, and you, and each of ; Public' Record, of Seminole been ;-u lteuorda of Seminole County, - tuinog. you, ar. required to fils your County, Florida, subject to filed against you in theabove Florida, j, That this Ordhtsetsoc shall Answer to the Complaint sit)'Ied Court arid ;ou the easements are- requirand reatric- has been flied e. 'ubhislit,d otict a week for with the Clerk of said Court, sad against you In ad to eerie 0 (lop)' of your tiozis of record, . NEW EZP*ISSWAY the tbove f.vr 14) rnilis,c'uti'.-,' week. in serve a copy thereof upon said aRsti for other relief, aisd you arc requiredstyled cult, and you l".'.'er or pleading to the Coin. LOCATION 'I'hi-- Sauuforci Ilerseld, £3 news- plaintiff, or his attorney, ,oto serve a copy of piutnt UI) thI, Plaintiff's at.tor. are required to tile your Answer )'uUr Answer or other Pleading tic'), UNDER CONSTRUCTION 3,511Cr Iut'hI5iIcd its Seminole wit: QEQ. A. SPEER. JR., Whose to said Complaint or other jilead. Trun,a, E. Grason, LAW to ty. Florida. the Complaint on Plaintiff'5 OFFICES (oF 1'Jtt'MAN B. Ui-IA. ON 1.4 & 46 I-.., . ... address 1. P.O. Box 3*14 Sanford hogs oil the- Clerk of thisabove Ktturzseye, ANDER$QN RUSH, SON, Sulti- 1I'4, 141' East LlvltigJ 'l'iiut Us,' ubuv.-'cit:st:nlbed Florida 22771. on ur befora Jan- entitled Court atsd to serve s DEAN Sfsrd, of lausti its tb, aggregate unr' 9, LOWNDEE, 822 East etots. th-Intsdt,, Florida and fileA. D. 1917, and If you °"i' thereof on P1s&igitiff' at. Centr&l&Boulevard, 0 r 1 a ii d o, tb. ut- igluoul Atssw.'r or 4iwII.aIhI ie- tls*i ten (343) regIs- fall t do so, a Decree • toruiey, Vry USdNa Only 4,000 actual miles, fully pow.r.d and pleading Pro Con. J)SEJ'E Al. P'-ITZ(3ER. Florida, and file the te.ti i-lecture, and thu owner. fesso will be entered original in 71g.- !f 1'.• of Us,- Cl.'rk against ALto, 2116 $e'uUrit'l'rust BuildAnswer or air conditioned. A r.al cr.am puff I si,wJ-lsste'rest holders of other J'lcading in the Circuit 4 'tsurt Si-mitsui,- Count1', jeort,' pro- you. and each of you, for the lug. 1lij&*tii, Florida 32231, hot (office- of tise. . . Hkw.y, ... Clerk of this- Cm- Suitfor-tt. S'it.ridjs sos or i.e-fin-.-' hiss'.- furrnali- pt'tLtun,d hat delnanoded in said Complaint, late-,t he- senuicied. h..d, I the 24th day of Jan- cult Court on or lot-furs, the 24th ths.- 4tii disy of January, 1557. 1! I $5347 The' nature of this suit Is to nar), thasi A. Ti, 1557, 1! you fall to duy of January, 1557. If you tall you fail ) Tisut this Orditinisce shall uuiet the UUc t the shave j,, do u, to tit. so, JudFnscuIt by M5 Judgment by default will to dci so, a decree pro 001115J550 d.'luuit wlli tt etret inismedluctaly upon its onibod land in ii, take-ti aguinst the pisisitiff be taken against you fur the retl final passage and adoptinzi. WITNESS my hand and seal of iivf daiwezidod in said Complaint, n-Ill be taken a-g*Iisst you fur the' )iu for the 't'lle! ih'tnundt'd in relief demaisdeci iii tRot' Cutu. tlse- Cuoutisiaclust g, 'I'iaet all Ordinoensoes or part, said Court at Sanford, OI NSONAI. THIS Notice shall be publish, plaint. Seminole o4. Ordinances its ou.nfhlet here- County, Florida, this 5th day ad ouiceINSPICTION 'JRDE!:I:I) t Sancacti week for four co.This Notice shall bt publish- ford, Florida thus 21st day of wIth are hereby repeale, of December, st. & COMITE PETAIL sacutive week, iii 1914. LLuOFTEL, at a regular west- tlEAL) The Sanford ccl once c week for fuua' eons.- Isticeutbi, hoGS. At Herald. CALL. COIJACT cuUve weeks In the Sanford (SEALi of the City Council of Arthur K. B.ckwit., Jr. DATED at Suutiford, Seminole Herald. JOHN CDX y of Cnassolberry, Florida., this Clerk of Circuit Cdurt of Arthur H. Berkwl?h, Jr County, Florida, this 21st day DATED thIs *1st day of Dec. 11222,4311 T -pp day of December, A. D. 1561. Clerk *.uf the- Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida of Dcembor, 1561. (AT..) ember, 1541. Es.. k h': Dutiti H. Murku, Ti. C. By: Donna U.. Mark.. (SEAL) (PEAL) li. E. WOODRAMS, MAYOR LAW OFFICES OF Deputy mark &u..ui. 1$01 W. FIRST ST. Aethur H. Beckw&tlu,, Jr. A1'TEET: Arthur H. Beckwltlu, Jr. TRUMAN B. Git.ASON 3220614 GEO. A. SP*ER, ZR. Clerk of the Circuit Court er srI Clerk of the Circuit Court Suite 10d OPEN TILl P.M. MON. THRU THUIS,, -y W. flewttiuiriic, Attorney fur PlaintIff By: Donnis H.' Markos p, by: Donna N. Market, *y Clark in' East Livoiigw'.uti 1311 MagnolIa Avenue MI. AND 1k t P.M. SAT. Lovput' Clerk L1aput' Clerk 1Lh1sh Lota. 14, 28, at'. i1't.t. & Sanford, Florida 2*771 "rlstsscp. Fii,ridu Publish Lie-c. 211, in. 1555 & Jan. Publish Litot. 22, .1w. 5, 1967, '4'. list.,; & Juoo. l'ct'lao Ii., -::.;. tt'tt; & i,, Publish Dec. 9. 14. 22, 91'. 1541 1. 18, 1567 P. 0 lea 1101 . IL 1567 H-W 1. . L)DG-70 DLI1I-76 l.'L'14-71 Trpe, PI.rld. __ 1.'L'H.77 IáidIl,hIfriIi.4.vIJ _________________ _____________________________________ b , tI( ml Ph 'L_cr rHflIE Bl"ll("OM. 4 th 5t 54(1 -fIae u.'ha t f7 t 41,1 ______________________ _________________________________ 4_______ n1r1-i- rric'r - 'I.."tiiiii I IWhil'O,ii qt,,-,-.tird'le litluhis mr s.hl, W P°tlih. C'uh it- Terms Call t t n )l("3 '- 'it k' TI 1) It ¼ t I 4 'r rot-il or \lcrnIn m ____________________ 1"ujui-r ROUtIS AIIIII'.- 2ft N. Park. Sitnfor,l SIAMESF: KITTENS. Reautiful BIG FURXITURE SALE lur'iis I'rc'ken, Nm ,. Chrit'tmas Pvnnoci'i II 'I ;-_ ,0 ____________________________ qt•• \ t ' u - i t i h nict sacs, the l'oflo'wtng described BECEwrrB, JR.,, Clark of the Cnunt', Ploridit, irs Chancery, an ci. __.j_ _St.___a 5-.-- ----•- -' -. --- Khhu1t-t".hiL0fl e - k r '. - Phi-etra- ('ar;,(t Shampooer "! • 't4i I..r •'. %'irk .%'c. ii M pdnt II ioct _________________________________ TWO flrP1'OOM U,ne. lie '1 I RF1- If.2I ____________________________________ . •tC 14 IirP. -'4" (nor P(Ini I of Florida Chancery, wherein FIRST FED'TATF or rioptni* '10* t.I ri To Q I Ii"i Till I 'II I I Il-II'. ru 1I I, fli ,,_t( 2) That tb. City of MAT THA ' HE'DRlCK.qN LCHCiT HAMPTOS (Phi ' II. ;incit '.'.Ihi I asal- ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AS. IF .tu.I r,. to it, is miss GtiMtaflyeprl -' 'iL'.IIe u1-aIng Home berry Floi6a, hereby d.cla,rea SOCIATJON OP SEMI N OLE -- ' KATHR'3 S . IIA'iIPTOS , I' ColerUs, Ohio 2 intention 'to annex to the Cfty COUNTY, & corporatIon, is Plainno- Ph ....•- 144! wIfe, ;e: prof,-sion*,i rat-pit cleanof Coaa.Therry, Florida, at the tilt and WILLI&M G COBLE 'lou are hereh notified that Plaintiff,, i , i 'II I'Os1If5-i nt Blue Lustri pira.tlon of titirt-'.- (Wi) 6s. '. .nlcring single, hi defendant, Chancery suit has been -filed against - r (SOd . • - 4. & P'urnifsjrp Ill, MannIia ii (it i; rc -'. '. A '-. I'.! Al HA r nIT, 1% AD ron SIFMI%OI r T)f'fendatutji ('OVWT% F1ORID& WItTJCE OF SUIT P-'.rk flijsiss FentRls ___________________________________ RFA 1Heflh,n can still 'et CUBES at r' ( '- '- ('ti Ii.tint1 - .t'I"TT 'tA4 TCl - 1W THE CIRCF1T COURT DPI House DIII No 1&67 (Chapter s. 11 In that certain ceuae pend- single woman Ot al 121) and reoord.d in Municipal ing in the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County Florida, In Ohanters Book V. Page 14* - UR Aces.riet kluminum ones ii. iUblfl5S ,111Oh1%iflhtIC'S Ph. Rot R'nton. - I ______________________________ ______________________________ ('ii TO'I,I R Al BALI"JC, for four i'oflsecutI i weeks in PRr'r'FJO ii ('tilIdri n \londa P011 LTASF \es '1 flit'. Service FlA FIIR • AI.E t)irii f'ridzL. F""i-r: The Sanford Herald. Station In lnn 'nod. PotenAl I L (1I2 ••4 %•) 4 T)O'.E A\D ORDER thai ?O (1011 or in ri month!'. " ford, Florida, this Third month "pCrktinn Cs. th day ---____________ - CVF'F'V fITIV MIRfiIO"."ERS OP F TN'OL CCITTN"z'T' fly a, V ur B. enkwith, Jr Clerk m!1'c1nfio A.'T LEFFLER Post Office Drawer fl Sanford, Florida 1) Tha,t thia Ordinanc, lean- U euantt lna18.epesrend.re VC. cll 1f 1otp $ • oririnal Anpwer or Pieadi in -- PnrPofl inteNueted may appnr the office of the Clerk of u 6. Child Care 10th da I ('Ci\IPI rTr STrATT'c I '\IT In fleuis,' SIt Perman,.nt P1st MCLEO, P. 0. I)rawer FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Apopka, Florida RPILBETLRT FIaORIDA - the Bill of Complaint tin the - 11111?' '..UUfl ?' brink %IN'l'fl .TITIUCIAI, ('incirrr or l'. Donna 111 Markos T'ImA 1W AWl) FOR MEW). Deputy Clerk (IOU'W'UI'. 3QHN'IE A. McLEor CflAW(T Wft, ISUS$ Attorney at Law Sanford FIOTIaa Attorney for tItIan.iPubilab b.c. 11, 2$, $0, Ja, • brd.1c,1l,nt I r 1•ih ii 4 h e r I ' ou are required to sore a 00fl3 A I1OJI- pptftlon will be taken as con- T'lai-e specified CHATIIMA It - Aaht,y Jones, Deputy Clerk T'aibllnh T'ec ..Z $0 i)' 4 that fur:her ' i4 mont running . 1 - :. j '. '.5-, ' -. -s_'C'% S -- -- '-'.. S r '- ',- I'.:'' - -'i �-i -- - ._-_---- -.-----•- - - r t t L 4* I UtilE b. t 4q-k • I p t * 4 I Adventist Baptist - TEl_5LVT*-DAY ____ ADveW?iZ? CH uRB & ha Oorn. ith _____ Pt & "VICES SATURDAY,bath School - :$O a. a. - 1100 witt Vnirw Service ...-t$p.. FIRST BAPTIST COCRAM 519 Park £s* - Paate? F. Chasm morning worship M. 8Ub6P4 School $41 a. a. Morning Worship - 111b a. a. Training t7io* Ev.athS Worship T:U p. a. Wed. Prayer I.rvbooTiI pa. orlp $.rwies 7.S • IgISSIOXART AW4W CHURCH -A -M Park .. at - Foe"EVSnInj . a. a. 11:00 a. a *, Service $wvloe Of JmciiIiIT ASSEMBLY II • • • ': ' '- S . Sunday School - 10.10 s. a.. Worship Service 11:00 a. in. Evening Service - 7:00 p. in. Prayer Meeting, Wed. 7:00 p. a. S• CHURCH Wednesday Worship - 7.20 p. a. . WdelII•T $MW3OS • S H .:- - .4. • . S 5•5 . . Sw Lutheran S S S S : 5 GOOD SHEPHERD 822.7*12 ,S ..• - S • The Rev. J. Gordon P i e ry, Pastor S Morning Worship - 1:15 a. in. Sunday School - 3:15 a. Morning Worship - 11:00 5.. in. Communion-First Sunday in Each Month Kindergarten and Nursery •. S •S ... 5 .•.• can 15 w. 101W ____ saundrsaionawby.sexy pwm eh"uld .i pervim rsu1v,and ssPpnthe . • S. S . (P A* bh droals who. (0) For Aw mks mMty and b (4)Ftbuasbad(w ____ mind maborial Plan to go is church regularly •.... •':'.':•.. 5 S .• I IN, • ______ "'i . • •• .• a . S S - S . -S S Methodist and read your Bib]. daily. S 5 5•5 .5 - I _____ _____ Sunday Joshua •. 5 Monday II Saauel THE REDEEMER 101 W. 25th Place The Church or Lbs Lutheran Hour and TV "This Is the Life" Herbert W. Goers. -. Pastor Sunday School .__... 3:15 a. in. Worship Service - 10:10 a. in. Eindergs.rteu and Nursery a ______ _____ S .' LUTHERAN CHURCH OF •S• S . . i2 rJ CHURCH Da'id R. Hurkette ...... Minister Temporary location: Altamoni. Springs Community bus., Mattla.nd A'snue, Altainont. Springs Vorsh1p - 11:00 a. a. SunOizt Nazarene • . - - Tuesday Psalms i. mip .. ç(j7) .. __FIRST CHURCH w TW NAZARKNIC W. 2nd 81. at Maple Ave. 3. !,slisr ScsI Pastor Sunday School 9:45 a. a. MornIn Worship - 10:50 a. W. Yonth Hour __________ - 0:00 p a. ; • I•IS . • •• • 1. ' ' MY? Meetings - 1:10 V. RL (Intermediate. Senior) Evening Worship - 7:15 . Saturday John Friday Luke t (p7) - .. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd.. at Woodland Ave., Rev. Robert St. Temple, Jr. a,. (fl) a,. (1t) a,. Pastor Church School ._.. 9:45 a. a. Morning___ Worship - 11:00 a. rn. - 4:10 p. a. MY? -- S S 1 S S STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving 1. Pryor and Staff KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim & Employees A. DUDA & SONS, INC. SIayia, Florida SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff SEMINOLE New Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 1730 Pear Ave Oak_lava Baptist Church, 374$ W. SILk It. Osteen Baptist Church Pineorsise Baptist Chw'sh 11$ On t. Prairie pe p lake Baptist Church. Bldg. Rd.. Progress Missionary Baptist Church.. Midway Second Shilob Missionary Baptist Church. West SunlasO Baptist Church. 5429 French Ave. St. James M&asionary 8.ptia CbUXC ltd. 415 Oit...n si. Paul boos?y Baptist church, at. St. Matthews Missioa.ry Baptist Church Canaan H.Ijtta St. John's Missionary Baptist Church. izo Cypress at. Temple Baptist Church, Pain Springs Rd.. Altamonte Biiringe w.st., Missionary Baptist Ch urch, 414 8. Holly LV.. Zlo Hop. Baptist Church, 71* Orange Ave. ' C6IC Church of the Nativity. LIS. Mary t. All Souls Catholic Church. 11$ Oak Ave ltQUl11ii CthULIQ Mass. Sporkmao.. Club. Chulsiota &D Catholic Church. Pershing 1L&.S, D.Bmry Enterprise Oak Auth itt St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church, Malt. land Ave. Aitseunle 8prig. caaz.vr'a.ji First Christian Church. 1fJ7 5. Sanford Ave. CO1GItEGATlONAL. Morning Glory Baptist Church. Geneva Hwy. Mi. Olive MIssIonary Baptist Church. Ian • tanóo prhzgs Rd.. Lengwood t. Zlc,a Mt.aiosary Baptist. Ilpes Ave. !.a U.usi Missionary Baptist Church, bLb St S Hchor7 Ave. Mt Calvary illaslowy Baptist New Salem PrlmiUi-• Baptist Church, liDO W. 12th 51. • hISS S W 11th - -- Cougregs.Uonaj Cbristia.s Church Ave orthside Christian Church, Jr 1 u r * 4 a Waven Dr Ma.1t1an4 ML - - 1501 l'a,rk _• -. .• t j. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and staff BILL HEMPIITT.T. MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford Macedonia.Mission Baptist Curcb iS S HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. ___ Hwy. 17-92, Sanford THE .L&MRICAN OIL 00. Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Sbie"d j..cne Southern Baptist Mission, Chuluota Missionary Baptist Church bigrt., Rd. S CABRAWAY & McKIRBflq Insuranca FLORIDA STATE BANK ANt) STAFF 1621 W. S WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees L. D. PLE, INC. Oviedo, Florida S ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose & Wilks Bowman & Employees Fouita.1a Jordan htlissloasry BalUst Churcit. S HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff FIRESTONE STORES Bob McGuire and Staff ______ RELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford Altamonter1ngs At. its, A.1tamonts Springs lirai Baptist Ch urch of L).Ba.r7 First Baptist Church of Geneva First Baptist Church of Lake Mary First Baptist Church of lake Monroe First BapUst Church of L.ourwood. cot. Church Grant ____ First Baptist Church .1 Ovledo First Baptist Church of Sc.s L"do Springs First Shilob Miasiosary Baptist Church. 1101 W. 12 12th St. Forest City Baptist Church S FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees •_ KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford ___ PUBL MARK and Employees PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_Christ Methodist Church CHURCH OF CHRIST SUUIIIud stat.. '.i.utcb of Christ, 11.12 S. Park Ave. First Methodist Church. 611 Park Ave. Church of Christ, Geneva Church 1 Christ. Lake Ma.r7 First Methodist Church of Oviedo Church of Christ, L.ongwood First Southern Methodist Church Church of Christ. Paula 3611i Sanford Ave. Frte Metti.dist Church. 509 W. 4th It. CHURCH OP GOD Church of God 501 Hickory (J.utva Methodist Church, Geneva (irate Methodist Church. Quota Rd. Chuich of God. Oviedo (.)akgrove h1eth4iet Church. Oviedo Church of God. 2200 S. French (burcb of God Mission, Entorprie. EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church E. Ave.. Enterprise Christ Episoopail Church. Longwood All Saints EpiaovpaL Enterprise Holy Cross Episcopal. Park Ave. at 4th L.UT*hL&1 Ascension L.uth.ran Church, Overbrook Dr. Cassolbwry Good Shepherd Untt.4 Luthsra, :ouv 8. Orlando Dr. Lutheran ChUrco of the Rodssmer, lilt W. (irant Chapel AM-ES Church, Oviedo ObLCen Methodist Church P avia Wesisyan Methodist, At. 44 W. at Paola ML Jainse A-ME.. 9th St. at Cypress SI. Mary • A-ME. Church St. Rt. 425 O.t.sn $1. Pam's Methodist C b U r 0 k i. Enterprise Stafford Memorial Methodist Church DeBary i..'.5. £LI1' PENTECOL' CHURCH OF WNG WOOD 501 Orange Street K. Ruth Grant - Pastor Sunday School - 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. is Sunday Evening - 7:10 p. a. Study - 7:30 p. a. Conquerors Meeting tia ,. -------- Fern Park Church of the tJaaar.oe. Lake Mary Church of the Nau.rege a lid First P:e.lyterlan Church of Dsissry, -S • Cnurci of The Goveuan5 .77k M. Orlando St. Andrews ireshy-arIss-qht.j.s.., - - - - .:- - :•.;...- J .'tir 'an1nrb 5j.ti '•:. Presbyterian IRST PRESBYTERIAII CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Ave. & 3rd St.. Rev. Virgil L. Bryant, Pastor Morning Worship ......5:30 a. m Church School -* 9:45 a. a Session Meet ..._. 10:45 5.. rn. Morning Worship .. 11:00 a. m. 3ljrrath Church School- Beardall Chapel - 8:00 p. in Pioneer Fellowship 6:00 p. m Senior HI Fellowship 6:00 p. a. IL. 00*.MT PRE.t1L4IAt4 $771 South Orlando Drive Thomas H.. Makin Pastor Worship 0:00 a. a. Church School 10*0 a. a - , 13YTERl CHURCH CASSELBERRY I.I of Seminole Plaza Et. 436 EI Rev. Lucas F. 0th. - Pastor Church School - 9:10 a. in. Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. Junior Iii & Senior HI Youth Meetings 6:00 p. in. Tuesday: Primary Choir rehearsal 3:30 - rrasvyLerz&,n Dr. S - / ! N STRICKLAND..MORRISON, INC. and Staff is STILFJJNItIER FURNITURE CO. Mr.and Mrs. Al Wilson 9013 Bear Loake Road Upilila. Coinmunity Presbyterian Church. Upiala 54. Westminster Presbyterian Cbcb, Howell Park. H1 431. Cssasib,rry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest lake Ieventh.day Adventist Church. Hwy. 431, Forest city a Seventb-day Adventist Church, Maitland Ann Alexander Robert S. Alexander, Lois Alexander - Dottie Austin Raymond Bellamy Willian' H. Braswell David M. Brown Johnny M. Cameron John Victor Charron Mary Fances Davis Sandra Davis Richard S. Easingwood Donna f. Estes Thomas Evans Walter A. Gelow Winifred F. Gi.kw Steven W. Garver Roy D. Green Jo Ann Hays Raymond C. Hays Jan McClung Anna Jardine Elizabeth Long Jerry Payoff. Norma K. Plait Janie L. Shoemaker •• • '. ' i- T::4"- - ,:. • .. •• 5 - - S _.--.1' .r•._•S.S I.-; Al T .1 ' - .1 - )first Penteoc.ta Church of tongwood Full Gospel Tabernacle 8721 Country Club Mt. Olive holiness Church. Oak Hill ltd. Ost.eg Pinecrest Aaeeut.iy of (hod, *7th & EIUJ David L. Willis Laura Frances Willis 1 - ----s- - ,. • • . .d /i . -: Al S Herald CarriersOtto Series Jim Bacchus Liza Baker Julia Sartos Jane Csss.lb.rry Lewis E. Williams 1 •'. ..' Correspondents Doris Williams Sanford Liiisc. Church, 1401 1401 5 Park Ave aofor4 Congregatiu, of Jehovahs Wit S*s.i 504 $antrd Ave. • • * Julia B. Wells Thomas Whighani Lake Muuro. UnIt, 1543 W. Third • ' • Har,i.tf Waddell Clyde Walls Fred Wells Ringdozn LtaU ot J.hovah'. Wits... '_ ':.. AII - H. L. Tonny Fred Van Pelt Laurence V.rs1.l Bill Vincent. Jr. Frank R. Vo$tolaiis $00 L 2nd St. •...d •.. '• Genevieve Stubbings ) 5. -.p.• Raymond L. Stevens OTHER CHURCHES 5 ip . John A. Spolski ) Allen's A.M.E. Church. Oily, a 12th Church of God in Christ, Oviedo Ctiuluots Community Church Church of God of Prophecy, 2507 Elm Ave. Church of (led of Prophecy, Iaorzgwood Church of God Mission, Enterprise Church of Jesus Christ of I..att.r Day Saints, *115 Park Ave. Ti, Salvatiuu Amy, ZIO IG 2nd 51. J(uhilng iiie Moravian Church Altamonte M,)fthgs -'--'-.-... - I-. WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Boston Chapel, Hwy. 11.92, Peru Park •:---• • b COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. Harold Slama and Employees S Ave.,, AltamonteSpring. Seventh • - yb',-. Herald Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff Sanford Scventh.aay Adventist Church. 5_i. • Adult Choir rehea.rsid Wed.: Jr. Choir reb.a.rsha.) 3:30 I • Congregation Bath Israel, 14th & Magnolia First Cburch of Christ, ScS.uet.st, METHODIST Barnett Memorial Methodist Church. K. LiBary Ave.. £mzt.rprls. ....... - ,..- _ F I is I Church of the Nasareus, W. md at Maple PSISYTEIU,A,N Cuzzuiuiuty ?resby*erian Church. Lake ____ Mary First prt,,ijyt.rAan Church, Oak Ave. i,t... -:' J 1 Pentecostal Community Chap.], Altamnont. Spring. Eastern Orthodox Cburch, St. Johns Chry. OBrien Ltd., Fern Psi-k u..-. -,. - - • ,-.• NAZARENE Messiah Lutheran Church. American Legion Rail, Prairie Lake. Fern Park St. huh.. Lutheran Church, 5t 474 Bear LaM. Methodist Church etbei A-it E Church. Canaan heights C&sa.lberry CUD3inULLI17 Methodist Church. -.. ..--. - ..uy ii&u. ,a., i DeBa.ry Community Methodist Church W. 111Xhla545 DBary S 410 Park Ave. Rev. Robert St. Jenkins. Pastor Morning Worship - 1:30 a- a. Sunday School -- 0:45 a.. a. Morning Worship - 10:55 . •"L, . S ••'"' Thursday Matthew Wednesday Isaiah S. ;s :.-•- • S Eyangslistio Service 7100 V. a. Mid-Week Scrvloa (Wed.) - 7:00 P. on. Third Sunday p. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH -. 1:1-13 2:1-12 2:8-20 2.15-21 22:26.31 119:105-112 60:1-5 ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ ____ _____ rfl flOLU(l HILLS MORAVIA Friday -_-7:$Op.a. Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. Florida • - LUTHERAN CHURCH 29u0 A Orlando I)riv. -: • SCIENTIST $00 East Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School _... 110D a.. a. Wednesday sc. Subject: Christian Science Reading Room: 302 W. First Weekdays: 10:10 a..m.-4:$0 p.a.. First BaPUIt Church. $11 Park Ave. Friendship Bs.ptist Church or S- 4 • 4,, fr"54 ____ •strong d, ther Y1BST CHURCH OF CHRIST BAPTIST &vIioch Baptist Church. Oviedo Central Ba.pUut Church. 1111 Oak Am Chuluots First Baptist Church Chiduota Baptist W'o. Elder Springs Baptist Church. (.59 Lmbas. £4. P . , 401 S. Park Ave. The Rev Leroy D. Soper, Rootor Holy Communion - 7:30 a.. IL Family Service - 3:00 a. in. Morning Prayer 11:00 a. a, (EaceM lit Sunday-Holy Cornunion) _____ Christian ScIence CitiIS4 TiTLE GUARANTY 00. 119W. First, Sanford S H HOLY CROSS S • • RY GREGORY laUMBER of Sanford ____ cr VLTY PRINTING CO., INC. .• t. •. 5 • ' Ir v, 5 5 5jj5 : SOUTHERN The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible- t4 4 • • buildes earth for ta_ Bib]. Cia... 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 32:00 a.. a. Evsutng Worship _$:Dop.zu. Bible Classes Wed. - 7:10 p. a. 574$ OOUnU7 Club Raid ROT. R. T. Bs.rrtt - Pastor Sunday School - 0:41 a.. a. 11:00 a.. a. Worship 1.errlos Union - 6:41 P. a. 1:00 p. esIg Worship _ w.o Pvsyer Ierv. - 7:19 P. a.. .-1 S Church Street. L,ongwood Fr. Warren N. Thompson, VbX' 1:00 a.. . Holy Communion t'arnlly Service & C1a.isea •..___._.._ 0:80 a.. a. YHICHUCWPOW ALL ALL no THU CHLORett '4 S • • -• ••••• S • . ____ PAOLA CHURCH 01 CHRIST W. S. (Bill) mon& list mgbws.y, 41 West O*XlAWN BAPTIST CHURCH : Episcopal CHRIST CHURCH •• • • ...?,-II::) ___ __ Morris Ruby Evangelist Meets in Like M517 Firs Hall Bible Clam 3:10 a. a. Morning Worship - 1030 a. a.. Evening Worship - 1:00 p. a. Bib]. C'. Wed. - 7*0 V. a. 5 I ......_.. 3:80 P. M. • • 730 p. a. CRURCH OF CHRIST _________ 121p.m. verwift "WhIaOOME' , __ ____ ___ T.A 10:00 a. aIsely School Worship - 11:00 a.. a. uara p,gWrship_720p.a. Prayer _________ 4 • • ••. • . __ • 0T JORDAN Service_________ ________ RApTisT 1131 West First Street Pastor 5 Stephens W _____ S . •. . 1* . Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr. Evangelist 9:0 a. a. Bible School 10:00 a. a.. MortIng Worship .L suing Worship - 1:30 P. a. Wed. Prayer S.rvlo. 7'.$O V. thg Worship - 11:00 a.. a. Tra4ulnt Union - 1:15 P. a. ys5 jngworsh1p_7:8OP.a. Wee. Eventt Prays? 7:10 V. a S S . pir M)THOD1 T CHURCH ftO Sanford Ave. fl.,. Chari,.. 0. Bennett Pastor S unday School ._ 0:45 a. rn. P.0111. Service A Bible ______ CHIYRCH OP GOD PROPHECY 33 Palm.tto Ars., Ijongwooti fle. john Ciresoli - Pastc ?nndsy School -- 10:00 a. a iornlng Worship - 11:00 a. m Evangelistic Svc. - 7:30 P. m Young People Svc. & Bible Study, Ted - 7:30 p. in. • • _______ CHURCH OF cH school- 0:41 a. a S S$.$i Bible *1w. ROT A. Ett'tOI Pastor S Study . Dart Brown -Lvaugelist. Sunday Bible Stud7 - 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Evening Service - 1:30 p. m. _jp= _ S C Rlcbd - I • Southern Methodist. Wednesday: .S SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Woman's Club Building 5(13 Oak Avenue Phone Zt.1212 now S •• C)TRCR OF GOD + .• at. & Bony Ave. BAPTIST st - Pastor L Xing i $s1ay School -10:00 a. a. ___ IWorship - 11:00 a.. a. •• . U Join fellow Christians the world over in the glowing Christ- :•;> -....: S• Wel. prsva' ServIce 1:00 p. a. $er.srv_° 720 p. a. ChUrch Of Christ , CHURCH_ OF ______ _____ 1512 Park AVS*DS WEB • OF' ' • Sunday School - 0:41 ft. M. Morning WorshIp 11:1,0 a.. a. 66 Smith Scs57 School - 0;41 a.. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. a. YJAjou 6:11 P. a. 2valatur. 7:10 P Servios a . • FIRST CHRI$T1LN CHURCh DISCIPLES 0?' CHRIST Sa.1Ord .Sys. B. Vernon Puller Baptist XTB.AL RAPT'IST cHURcH Ave • Ow. 14th It. & Oak - a • :45 p. a. Worship _____ • • • Methodist flIfl bip .. 11:00 a. m. CHURCH OF GOD Upwnrth League .... :O0 p. M. OP PROPHECY vnIng Worship 7:00 p. m. Kim Avenue PPastorWed. Prayer Meeting7:30 V. M. flay. Robert Welch Sunday School -- 0:41 a. M. Worship Service 10:45 a. a. Moravian 7:3(1 p. a. ) ngslIstIc Sm. love make a path for men 8z2'OsS their world. And when by our worship we light this windoW oureives, then Those who hear our carols are drawn to the warmth and joy of cm' fIith. S ream *.Wook 1S1V (Wed.) Ph R :" •' glow tells oth's of the brightness within. Christmas Is a 'window, letting the soft white light of God's ship- Cr GOD CHURCH *• Cer.27tha$4a a. .. School a I*g Worship - 10.50 a. M. &i.i1*i - 120 p. a. _____ Worship (Sn) 6:00 p. M. .5 I 'S S W.& Prayer è Bible StnLy 1*0 p. a. "Sponsored by Baptist Follow- r k- Yovth - • e wt a light in r window, its warm, 5oyoua And • 1111 noh .Sys. R.v.Q.LRoda.........tor Sunday ____ •i a. a.. MOT*I5 Worshi 1100a. a. wj?10 p a. S. • mas serviees of our churebes. p(?.00.) •Wpa. 10 • S Church of God _____ make & path of sIlv*r across a darkened room. • :j 22"d A _______ LH.AIfod _____PaatOr a. a. Sundal SchoolMOrTdn Worship 11:00 a. a. EvansUitie S iv. Pa.mfl 41ht Sa'rle. V. P. K W.& -t:S0 p a. Even at night the cool, crp glimmer of the cdnter mom ca • worship - # • • 5 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orls.ndo Rd. at Beater Ave. Pastor B. Hamilton Grlttls Sunday School - .$ a.. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Training Union - 1:10 p. a. Alliance - • S s* p. a. a. a. very * • eck e:e!kl 4 Wesley L.. Raymond Leahy Tommy L.pa. Jo. Lewis Lit+I. Jo. McGovern an McQuatt.re Paul Millslsg.1 Low Palmer Ed Payne Kip lrü.n Oct. Carpenter Ruth Davidson Gregory Davis Cecelia Farm.r Mildred Haney Mrs. Ritchie Harris Mrs. H. L. Johnson Mrs. John Loon. Mrs. Joseph E. Mathlaii Howard Middleton Maryann .Miles Larry Neely Marilyn. Peterson J. Richards Mrs. Clarence Snyder Robert Thomas Frances Wester Charles Forest Clarence Forest Bill Fowler W. H. Gaines '. . Wyhisu Grin.. ilaslo H.,ri.ts Steve Harri.ft James Hull Oliver Kobylak Allen L.. Charles e. George Lee. Jr. r ReneW Rensiod John L. Sooft Percy Sh&W Ricky Smith D. T. Soasy Carl Shibblegs Clyde Trosper tSl 1 I •.S .....-. • , . , . . ' -- ' I -- • S - 5 ---5a 5 - ' .- " . I S s S S • ''--. -tS �F 1 1 •uI1IIIIr 1L - . -. - ____ ,uvfnrh A :.* I -ve K;z L N&Y"6u ~WL as AIRRS (Uri) HE A T FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT gay and i1 chr WARECO SERVICEU ,it' .4 •. % I • SANPORD J" 4 f May all r' the out for you. . Z_~ Patria & Bnllvar ' k ' - / •J IN " \ . : . \ 1\ il - ' Ii, air _t_ 44 - •. . I' _. •. -. P ' The0 ' ;f1_ A. 0 fl10 ri Ofl 00 a re hoping YOUIr f ' 4" ".... 804 MULBERRY AVE. - • tbw and always. * " •. . .• 4 RUMLEY- ItJ 41 TH.INC. 4 M W. PIM ST. J* SANFORDe KA- May th. true qfovy ef Chvhfmas be with yet, eirid your Iov.d eies et ø';s flme. OUALITY I 7 . HWY. 'I 7-92 SO. t'it,m - ._ I ' L j' • .. • - . , -'. i , " __________________________________ , •t' . t\k . , . .. I • scrf"Thanks" MAY THE JOY -e' :- OF ' '- ' ' I . - to you, too, our friencid tAJ.I1 STS 116 WS FIbST t% iit 11040A0 iours. Our Very Best to You " . z : . "s ' '--: 'N "k \ft --- \ _____ EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFLTL wbite nocked Christmas tree at -e Widmunn, teller, helps hang some of the green and blue glass ball decorations. Througbout the bank are hunricane lamps in v,hite und gold and Christmas wreaths, dec(Herald Photo) orated witli green and blue velvet. AN OPERATION OF THE ELECTRONICS DIV&SM Of OFENERAL OYNAMIC5 F. 0. BOX 2S56; ORLANCIO. FLORM "Mm ("q =6410 AN EQUAL OPPORSTUMM QVLOM PAM - y ' '11- . . - - FIRESTONE STORES - ____ -- P C -. • .,( ftwa"ft . PAINT CARROLL'S FURNITURE -"' .* • MARY CARnR THE FIRST CHRISTMAS BE YOURSI . - As we join in giving God our thanks - - '.. TIDINGS OF JOY AT CHRISTMAS '"•$- / -. volvetl. I'riee. $100,000. Or for clanking around liii' r mat Ip Ic' fr r rtI nit m ' r om 'm ilga1 a I tt hick pm i house there are nittin tilii quIts $Vio' 1'" ith r i mm c omq hacr. t l' tITO of armor, one of them German. an d ' •mns : nrmN ant, ag For flit' gt,i,rr,mr'r, ,-nnric'rl tiger circa l4fl with hr'lnmet and vI'or .... iiir';,t frr)iii India is prepared In and "all finger. hand and elbow Want to get away Immnn it nil? rimii'lmroo,n qailce, at. $.1!) a can. jo -, in working condition," for All ch,irter your own r there ' a ninpir Ic hr r'i of 'dlii, plans ate offered at n mere Fo( r he r a tl( ( k Intl 1 $200 a week hut for real Mains. SwI',s ('i1r'Pf', three fret. iii din. r(in I. nt,,1(lUise and P::r chii i ii'Iilmmi' 180 pniintl i Imarlt r an island with a ( otnmnri It It I HI ed stones set Ili plidlimni. for tInt toils for V persons. and a tfl) 4 ,000 private yacht, for $5,001) per In hit f)(llI intl nmiI' tic ti itt Or in ease this net kim c' is w eek. Or go on a shooting en 22 and emerald drop necklace Is -- An Eimgli'-ii taxi cab that 4 available at $57.500. and an all These are Just a few of the survived time World War It blitz.; ' (;teflCOctIY and often nIt at $2 (tOO diamond bracelet for $18 '00 Also mat g ts or the person who "nothing rock." ii font Also for her, a Leo flitter-dc-""fl' hinscverytlmingelse,spnttetlin;i 1 , £ 1 signeu Ussiutm Siii)il co.it Ot wide ;mnmrl 18 irmf-II(" high, carries • $25,000 or a Jacques Kaplan tour through stores and Christ- (lie legend historical markI ark catniogs. 111115 er. on thk, designed chinchilla blanket for Baby can have In his Christ To all ow MerK%: Joy, Pewe aM Gwd ;I nins collection anything from or for the do-it-yourseir reWill — that is our wish to you this Pened,- hilt the plaque enn hw ,' SEASON'S set or steling diaper pins lit wwil irv;tva d or carry innttoc-;,' rnale. there's a tool chest from wondrous ChrLstmas seasonf BEST WISFIESt France. with decorations Ili $5.50 to a carriage blanket. n advice or for Identificatinn, nt Jewels and sequins. Included for any fur, ranging in price from $175 to $500 "depending on %;,he"detect ;I dr-irik" which and apron. Or goggles for cy- ther baby was born with a silver noicates thv arnmint, of Imbibcling or skiing with mink bor or gold spoon in its nrnuth simiti ing (ion( during time holidays or, furrier Kaplan. SAMP4040, R.A. FRENCH FIRST der. are only $12.50. 209 W. Ist St. Stmford any nt1wr thiw (if the year for fornial apparel a Or. there's Tired or the paper shopping $5: set from Spain for $550 and a -_ cradle in white mnlded wicker from Germany for $295. " for His blessings, we cdso Pam to "Y( - so there'R no snow Rhoveling Ili- ,. © :- . -• ' Ii cit- %.4 L-.r'% I • nyc, the state, Icsitii,ii. (hriUr,i:is ' I..I 1111 I - sill c 'i i t. J- ' -m / . \. I . Remi . • N ' ç' '. I ',' 4' * &~ 10,1 . in ,,,_.,,..,, I 71._q .0c I I - -. ' 46 ':' , • linv' been 206 N. park r'i',i ore sorts or A \\Vf L i\ . , -, , night, and has a plastic sm,rliu'e I "ItIINI)II'lt" evet' in t - PHONE 322-2562 _______ - '' ' • REAL ESTATE Johiii emd Oertrv& Few , . ,•-.., • flC q . 1. ;, OfflC, WILSON. PRES. SANFOR D, FLA. R UB Y y.ietide is full of• $ ur n r s se $ br ig h t ufIQ i c .. IIO fll)(i%it ti ski 1OI' Iii your Own t)8Ck.8t'(I? It's 121 fret king . ,-"- head for the beaches during the holulavs especially to the re sort cities of Mar del Plata, in Argentina. and Punta del Elite. Uruguay. Mounta ns Across in Chile, carved and porcelain figures of "nine Jesus" (the , Christ child) are used in store windows and homes as decoratians alongside Images of "Papa! Noel," as Santa Claus is known here. Pine trees and homes are atrung with colored lights 3eVeralCEven days before ns be-' an hrigmas gin visiting their neighbors and t b e I r favorite shopkeepers, bringing gift& and Usting Christmas owwU and meats. Pemian chfl&en use fireworks and their parents use, champagne to celebrate Uic i , . 'I J• called sidra Emphasis In Uruguay and Atgent.tna falls not just an Christ mas but the "twelve days." Children re-enact passion plays and shoot fireworks throughout the period and In 11ruguay tWplay a game called "Burning Judas," in which a crude puppet is made to represent Christ's betrayer and is burned on a stake. The wealthier Uru- . - more vllldi' than ever thk year In lime tnr.'s awl eeInlI.v LARGE ' 1 Dream IS 10 OUR MANY FRIENDS IN DEBARY DEI..TONA AND . , a - of Yuletide ring nuts, "! VOilk (tTt 'I) . i! l e / NI%V of a intii ')n1hoi Chrlt Iti All ',nu need I ,mnes, For the "iIhte ekh'me or s uperior rank a' nuitmor Vnnte * from spicy holiday foods. WARE PRICE OIL CO. 110 N PIENCH AVE . - r " lao. ad. •.• 0 1 t father of the famih : .. nnd fru'ndc nnd gn dtenrs c'4'ntlr nrniind a ma' famiI raTh e Hot chocolate and fruit gaiherings and sin elaborate litinnall gie gifts on Chruit tmnrm ful affafr. ft Is a time for families to cake are swrcts of the season dinner with seven different mac day to his children, hut In Venp7mela. corn, wheat.women kinds of merits. of the country bi:ivc pray and in reflect and d&Ic arc the elements an life. but also a time for a lt e red slirress (tmrj1ni c ftclmit Wheat gfle. Christmas Is foremost In fast music, gift gI "f,eu lion Nov. the get gifts Ing and for tasty, somoti mes into A delivintis cerval mixture lomhin. whore the relchrril.ion their bushnnds' at; woll. begins Dec. 16 with several ciillc'd "La AM Santa Cisiuc Is known in in Argentina, Chile, and Bn• which is served on Christmas masses, family gatherings and. Bril, hut not as the jolly old livia, as with many other Ctith-' morning. and the corn, f-rqhl~- rot the children, the telling of nile countries Christmas hrgrns ground is mmrci with pork Biblical stories.SSlflIJI i is u s uallyshort and rather with a Christmas Eve midnight beef, chicken and a thick satire and Christmas trees have not and not known for jovialmass. In Argentina after mass! in make a difficult dinner dish, rpughl on. bill, there art, games ness. Who could be jolly with all , for the younger set at Christ- those clothes during a the families return home to "hnliz'ea." The dnlficz tire rarved to re- mas time, inrludinp one erdled I Christmas? small pine trees decorated with paper ornaments and, in the semble the baby .1esti. and are "ci bcs rnhadcm," (the stolen European tradition a big isle placed tw'icie the beds of chil kiss). A rock from 10 inches tn 10 Brazilians especiallyn the feet or more in diameter drerm on 'Noehehimena, the 24th dinner and glft.e,changc Argentines love n mit and W December. When the cliii large coastal cities, go to the' called ii boulder. ihrist Is the best dn' of dren awaken Christmas day, benches for Christmas, a day all: turkey, chicken, nuts and they find gifts brought h the dedicated th children. ?1eals inun1nr?i brrulb hr chide wine, cakes and a baby -\. — Doe. 23, 1)6( Page Jesus. a special Christmas bread are must items. Often the meat II dishes are prepared outhoors, III " 'Y d' gaucho "asado" style, and are proceeded by a series of cream' I cold salad dmhes For drinks " there are champagne. . .•, 1pt and, In the poorer homes Chnstmn h f, rl Has Everything ! MAY CHRISTMAS MAKE MUSIC IN YOUR Costly Gifts + For Person Who lRoliviAns, love to sing. And so 4,pecinl dish rnl)(,d f6jonda, rice birth of Christ. HnIding to nd thickly sanced black benns icy hold to them Christmas is sk time Isants wears short alcoves when Spanish tyndition, cooked slowly with dried ments he ventures Into South Amorirn. midnight masses and slippers, for ga%, spirited MUSir As 'A'r11 Ili the northeast, Christmas but In spite of the re,versed I meals, Are spicy fish dishes, 0ent, esperially in Limn: Snn. stilips. Streets Are Adorned with 1 last%. bill hot as the Iliecm r P mpbn1 on the hnlidays. ?fl. girt VWC- hangrs. between fm- roligintis symbols and the day n. BUENOS L 0 Chr*s j Is Gay Affair In South America 1).e.2., 1 41_____ F'3A *,rnU '' "blotter' for the deck, done in either Jaguar or leopard, for $1,500. Or, for him, there's a baby grand piano In white wood, which doesn't play piano music but does open up into a cabinet with bar, serving cart, hi-ti and slerco set, record player and television. for $1,850. For his Jacket, there are 14-k gold buttons at $90, and the "inillionalre's dairy." bound in black pigskin, stamped in 18-k gold. and Including facts on vacht brokers, polo niects, racinterest "to the favored few," -- . \ I •_' For the canine seeking stattis. a split level indoor (log house imported from It,illy sells for $119 and a inink blanket c.ape conies with It for $90. el. T II Friends, wetkyouI _-L your patronage. May that's bright cmd gay Iry bless your house this holy offering the complete Vanity Fair, .12 volumes botind in purpie and silver. at $1.000. There are or cotirm! tho,,e [ ttImtubs tot $-1 000 Also r cashmere Christmas stockings trininied Christmas tree decorations sprinkled with silver dust 114 W. 2nd. St., Sanford for $10 each. PAINT and GLASS WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY SANFORD 500 SANFORD AVE. 1 Ilk villa .04 h n*stm a TED WILLIAMS nnat ys &"my$ "W HARDWARE gummy SANFORD 206 E 251b ST. SANFORD PLAZA to Pou at Cfjtittna e "Ar V, IAO P May the Holy Infant bless AL -CIE. op ,,,11 SEASON'S GREETINGS TO YOU AND YOURS I~ I II h1H I ! I - - SmffTyls SNAPPIN' TURTLE HWY. 172 SOUTH SANFORD __ eyery heart — this is the Spirit of Christmas. We pmy that it — / be u4th us aU again "d brings you , FLORIDA 2640 HIAWATHA AVE. very sincerest. GEORGE'S TA VERN SANFORD SANFORD 1011 S. FRENCH AVE. •'•'j - - -. •-- - I -. • F hope to do so againi Thank you for your past Patronage. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store 118 S. SANFORD AVE. 911-crul"! haporws& PH. 322-2624 I ft is with genuine appreciation of yow P and patronage that we ixtend this hm&ek good wislL . C 11A SE I..'• COM P ANY li I__, - I • I I • -I he SEMINOLE COUNTY Jil 4 our I i...: -wishes for a Happy Holidayl PAYTON REALTY will enter your home at this Holyseason giving to you and yow kwed am J a L HOBBY SHERIFF e I' The best of the season Old Saint Nkhola. will / feitWish. II ,,AIflNllMS,L1. n I ll~ TmAt Jul11, BEN F WARD JR. AGENCY OVIEDO '. to" 7F May this be the happiest 0M ever. AND have good will among men... to bdrun neace to nwist heart- B6 & So Mfgq Coo . to ym Yom blessings I To love one another as a brother Mth low may He grant ' - H I I 4. �t -- - - —U - - - -- -- I__rWLLrn. - -• - - - -. -'- --.- S lift IF Mex* ican K'iods if i . wni rhildren - length,built srnrnd the finy il lifir itt-Agairi. mill for ati eallrring, Imilurn nr. filip(i with randios, rillQN. Ulfy", piirt with r proi't'ssum of They have t"• V'Itt dfl an d ot her pnodie'. (lith thr '7nfl17oflI T),rem-w'r 2t flfld 6. ,, UU ticipaflt 1n -te the itt eat T)ereniher htindred' mabet '. Irnatinntiott 1Intit. the Sill th( Dii of the Thre kInp. hw1i figures the shitpt of :01 thn*nnd f Two cIehrnton are rolled flllltIni('pnlflt traditional 'n th re arm into nne during the vulet-ide, P iN' $571' 1' lit a combinati on of the eerituru' anImal fish nirpisnu or auto niz lit rnsi-,~; 1,novii niq "I'misan WOY 70 s You' our entire stcEff M'ieo ".t.- SANFORD 2M 'W. 25th ST. Itihliest! cirone~ rpint.ed to th Chilr.tmna te - flnd trfrnnilng Harrell & Beverly Automotive r_ '\ tvne Tb. Uflullit anti - t'hi HnO fascinating Alexican Olt- 411 -1 -- -r- I hinlet aroun' s di &r:ilki' (the IL -._ Chri"stim-lasr .~. ,.. fe ' :! ''' 'l''j ' figure' a • + ," \.. ... / \"\ i 9./ '\ ''li 1 3. holl ft t a- oTrult 1 Ji , si rowth' that the Pnr. Ulm. it, Entrlund in the effirl~, 1640- lewsally ff -irhade thu ob. Rervilnru of Christmas. were . --• t;l' I A; i11 TO YO U AT III ',' I 'w we thank you for your W- '. ';';o':' / to you, out austomem - + 4 i' II;I ' CHRISTMAS Rose & Wilk's 121 • 1st ST I SEASON'S Gnr "DETINGS N I SANFORD f RESTAURANT , WE \ ILL HARDWARE Uhl E I I C 112t*DIN 11'OU 10t . --- I L'. L I - CHRISTMA DAY 4:30 A.M. 9 P.M. VALDEZ HOTEL ELD. S 216 S. OAK AVL &fj,,jj J ti, Olt% I L Iopikyl good 14ings, WN Boni& to you 141 0 '. . SANFORD 216S. SANFORD AVE. 2 .- :\ - _•7# $ than at, any Other little of the I'llut. litillke (Filter part-Ft ow thanks to all I paftm of flip ntingsIers (ibnV with thic toyp most ponpin properly dippottle The grown,up.,q nre likely to setof their Christmas litter bit tic down to telling flflnuly tor•tinugh are careless to Add U'q, with tnor" ehiitnpnitnc, clutter to the' OtlIt'tWiItp tire. tIlfltf' biidrn, more champagne ) ry bg A IVEYS SHOE STORE world. Chrk-.fimi- flitiner Iq npt ka prcIdt'iit. of S *. DOWNTOWN SANFORD hAil, anid -- ------ -- - -- ------------ -. ---- - -. -.— - - orativa season. its hlenligh oil tile holiday spa. and can cau se accidents on streets and lliKhSVRVA," P81(1 - '- - DEKLE'S GULF SERVICE Will z_ SANFORD 2518 FRENCH AVE. STULAS, BLESSITI&S lie urged everyone to exert extra care In disposing of Christmas refiline so an not to mar tile holiday glitter with litter. A food preservation special. Ilift estainsten that some 20 million homemakers In the United States do some canning. P. % Al YO I f , MAY SERENITY .1c, Oak i AND PEACE BE V1, file t ). son, Christmas litter lit a nin. NEW ED -I n , onut nI int'nt orvt't1 with I lit' rich tc'd fltiriutiIv or for tipwrit i,,,' rhet'e rinil tIic' Ititii nt utter) 'hIIrl).' rio 1 TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUGS • lie - ERIGHT CHEER ous holiday! Vi No Lifferbu "', 'I; .41 / + Iry SantaClaus Of 111111 ' h ,, iL wn" i rllpqlnllt - Wei." A vren,it fcofl itipfinstro nflc'tl he nit' It nke rn Iq Ilifillp hi flip briltor'n Olf,l) Ill Urn Irirt,i nI ', tile bit Willi flip Niche, gotiornfly meo,iipnntetl 1w • nnrlln'nl r'hetn,tf citivirtt flip clisrimpnittio, prohnbly t)t(ifl$lli( 11% Urnnilpn V hIt) VOtI wt-1111111tig finfif4r, iindprItI nt)(1. IF; nil ritport rill Ifir-Ro ett home frf)m work %ill After flip i-vt1illsi(t, illillilItel' (it 1111,11111 4 fir it 111111111 1)5' fl OflI 1ittIs ('hri'Ininc Eve. huie, t1liiiitti ntid tni aunt-fl ttfItiU Thpn there lq colfre nful firnri'Per him the worl, of Christ Us. fit- a \%fill, covktnil. hill Ing this, Irifts 114, flolivill'" nr" - potential title,, reports Keep tIy or ntiie of (bin' trotig white fritit-I'llivnrrd 11(pier.1% flint ntile liptirly htitind In Frntice. Whim Rildpil to MnrnInW lit n fline of Iny nn(I 60 1111111011 trpefq aild Countless for nil lrrendi chit hinp;iine rentii Anti other ulet oratinna nil nvrr flip world. ' 1 ;11.; I,,, &l / pint nil ch':iner to banish 'rush -d rand~ vane. It turhc !rvnse Irnn- the hniid 'I, ,/ nk dri France 't vII liii I flow ill" In ,llnnt'r høIna *1111 nv Itit' 1 ttt'ti ItIPI t' IOU' U tM tnnt i C11111111% nil n -t'i tht' • hen (h nnd;In i,nil (1, niulnin et piiIrl ilE It,iilItIi'nnl (Ih tI i world. Id 1)(11" n whil e ttqp ge Ii 11111 C tint tog the e. t'ning lit' flte around liii a big on tIll In (01111111 c IIII I1III1M1 ol IM "t and innng' to 40411 It4111114711p dMA-11 flip elihimm. lq%ik dren ChOOrlin-t oillill"I around to ma)' 'in'.' 11w iiou't e, ',t ii on In ig(mnq i.' 'tiin.' file filvIlillt-e or jilliler tile 1111111lipt; nre nilolithig Ilip 1414'n I Cli; iclnii' ti'' are 1ihi'd nntf dinni ; sn ('1100 11111 4 l)n litit flip real Frellell Irallillon nilliq Illen lenve-t lilt, preltelli. fcnt ror lb.' chl1drt'i anti the pat flt nildnlght ma" ihc'n 9 rills Christilinit Iq A fArillIv nf. thal might lll!tl fill- Ilourtl ill flip 1iitifn I hut P littetlOtit hut lair that renII 'In; I' hen Pu i it l 11101 niflit I, 11i I, ,,( i -... SANFORD, FLA. S - 1t. ., ' tt't" tiin'' s, ij'; z&4 fl \\ , / tin' - -"% *" ..j. "744 - ________ Ieier' rinulici. sing enrol'. Sitid tititn ltr &nufnrb *Irrulh lies, let] by children holding s, T)nvu 4A Dpr,.'42.9, 14 .66 treu'ts- are gov with striflgi littut w ith figiire o. .lnsi'pt ligIit- anti nn'on.Ijphtt'd and ISIt. of ; , -• c,innt , it,it Trout In, i,lC hri nm'- figure'. Tilt, respoil44t, rolni"tInd in Par: In' Chri,4tmw are JL" ,".f' j I ( t Pore Noel' In sn n m'fl ni n i'' I rnnt n ' I Le M' J dRW71 0 . V - Him ' Call 11 servartru pner. nil fti the mild spAnp-liku wmither that prerunrted or mndr h uni- most of tht vein- In lungs Awil nrti.iktanu. parts of the enuntry. Fm itt- fr ... Me[I usta' t epi4rtIt4! qtit'h I' nrh the ft nativI. smash thu ini. Whet il, lirpsik.. thnimstildf, of o narted nightly mChristfm- then u- it general t'rnnthk ersittcmei hji'. hu'tt hu hurv"t in mritprits, qrsit-torod pilpTimum. Of thu Holy plinlily -nifirow publir mar- over Chi floor. Thu ning it; miest of Indpinp. Prior it, thc "rfinsitit"' Iiiiii th( lt Alt itt thr'qt henutIfu eating ns tnieall f(fl't, 01 vhitintil! drcnmzng of h thu "pirtsuidh" hnvffi~ Irliriqtmas, thr tritsill-v diff'Pront fiviimt and other nrmwtnrie~ foods, T1 disrfluv. ainngrsidu thf np%x-_ xvith it prorpqsiot prric-ped=: ul Or- - of Christ most Of the world with irlirimremarksibli, r-roationt, In whit fo*tfvth's which holt Ihi 1 iunt r in iti talen I 4 or thi ' Rr.mh tug part of t-hr head start or houe'- are en fh nigh tly riched with th.. hirt ma' nnad.i 90 to four n, five fert iii o!etw nnt tht rnnr'h,c trnp Ift durin& the vult' whark at Goad 'wishes from " F Il i~ Iili if k month Of rentji, hit' dmihIr h tt i It e YOURS THIS - '/ Wis}ungounfl .•, - i ir 'i i, that ran con2e Westem Auto stwe Mr&Ett OVIEDO TRACTOR COMPANY FLA. OVIEDO ""y Weber N? 1A}I1A TEMPLE'S Fun and Frolic unit added many lativits for spectators of the Chris Siwny OVIEDO, FLORIDA Iwiffi ('11iristma-c- BEAUTY NOOK tm" __ I as S. Oak Ave. Sorriford I We pray that 'Iyotm CWistmas will overflow with health, wealth and - happiness. %,I MAITLAND HWY. 17-92 • ,c I sy our friendship stay over-gr•en, now and aiwaysi ALUMINUM PRODUCTS COMPANY L AV 4 IRVING 1. PRYOR JEWELERS STATE FARM INSURANCE SANFORD. RAL 107 MAGNOLIA 1TI1 I I I '1VDI I I I i- 322.5510 ORLANDONWY. I ~ Gwalfney 204 S. Fork Ave. Sanford HARCAR ______________________ -- IA XP SUBURBAN PROPANE Hazel Muller Abig'ThankYou'fromaflofusbere! i GRE CHRISTMAS AND THRU THE YEAR! ii ,h1i5_j -• Wheeler Fertilizer Co I DELLIS 77 And Auction Service AND 7 is IP I .M ILI, AL Ile Nelson Co. OVIEDOe IPA Pastry Shop FLORIDA 2470 S. FoA Ave. &mford 7#7. Ih01.h - f 4 ". t V IlL "H" I ' Here'swithmg I evp mA= bthDgryH&tcry& SANFORD 2513 PARE DRIVE - . • . Ile CLEANERS. LAUNDRY SOUTHERN AIR SERVICE STATION IDO N. FRENCH AVE. CHRISTMAS BLESSINGS To ALL OUR. FRIENDS y May the peace of Christmas abide in your heart KIDDY'S STANDARD Y, 0fle DELLIS 1Igr7 P THE REMNANT SHOP 322-3315 319 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. í HWY. 1742 NORTH _! __l •)--•I I I k fl I I I IAtt3CJJ' • MAITLAND I . I __ i— • 1 I' . I ' - ' -- J9 got L4T I _________________ - •- - I I - . ) -. ! I .• V I I '&MI i • & 1- I ') II I I_____________ I ' H' L T-- .-,.!--', \' _ - _ROLL i: from all yout friends at ... DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS, INC. Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. 311 L. AIS1 ST. health, wealth and -happinesb : _ky MISHEi SANFORD CHEK BEVERAGES I FOREST CITY, FLA. I MAY THE JOY OF THE FIRST CHRISTMAS BE YOURS! r A0111sr 4.-:-. 4cJaLi iii \ i - tizuc, - very I "4 at Christmas-% CASSELBEIRY SANFORD, FLORIDA - - . -- . . - . SANFORD Harry's Bar Package Store i 114 S. PARK AVE. Wishes for a Merry ('11tristmas and a Moot Now Ve#r., THE BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. OMOs FLORIDA PH. 365-3272 bliArra, Effecallio CdonsinuallrAtIons fur Central Vlorlds SANFORD • . . - ' ----- ----- - I - I . encircle / - I The Winter Park P ACE HARDWARE, INC. 700S. FRENCH AVE. good will toward all men every- wherc.Wcpraythatthedesfreforpeace On globe.. that men may learn to live with one another c brothers,. may 'I'dephone Coo NIBIACK - FUNERAL HOME with r Very Host - go ALL I IIIA DED filled ory our hearts are J'rmu Our "Family" ALL JAdvIEL C',- J110.) SMITH 306 W. 13th ST. TO Aincere wi5h: I ATAfl • (- -?Y War,nhc*3dIake$D0, Our Very Best to You Yours! luW-Unsive P(inting Co. Agratef&dhSaI1... liden onm again to Me ever-olld, ever-new G I F T IS At this mort glorious I 1 i - rat Mugu I \(W I I ' 1 I, 1 I •- I At we --- / I , • . . ....1 �p r _ Poo. Gambling Spirit Of Spanish Yule BEST WISHES PLEASANT BOATING GOtillool cmd HAPPY HUNnNO aD of us from at nual Christmns lottery, the na- "Ind business in the Nation has tall tip offering xhnrps in a tinn's. largest. This year more than n. (Infi.001', (h) pvll (morr than i friend-, sip a public relations SANFORD 000 If Theresire :ilrnn'' ticket numbers. hut nc'h tirkct I 'flu' drrn' of the nm!wr! has become Nation Smuggling Hit 6 - sin sit once. Dm 23, 1966 GOOD WISHES LAKE MARY ftoolooloiloolil h 3ra ment for tighter controhl against competition from the U.S., side of the border. A request by toy stores for special Christmas import per. mits has been turned down. MAY THIS HOLY SEASON A spokesman for the federal police said the increased vigil ance along the border—where CL111. cr BRING TO YOU ALL BLESSINGS OF TRUE HAPPINESS. #fl ALIIIW TIME TO .4' GREET OUR MANY FRIENDS AND WISH THEM THE BEST! to all of you from all of us at IT'S - H : J L> HAROLD KASTNER Funeral Home And Compczny 413 W. 13th ST. 322.2013 130 W. ONORA RD. SANFORD 4 AND EMPLOYEES 202 S. SANFORD AVE -wow th A h.h It k F t h' r (h ft it inti' n'm" tht, et,trnI f,ir' yp: I - ll -iiiii fill, wich-vit viieltom Omv * q ... Qiihttiltito for Santa fl,* q #11f, hirk. Coll ol Find ril 1 181Pfl Ill - i011 that residentet ly viinrnnt-, (*Iilllq 1111(l IlIq cilploll. .4 Kwl tlis r tprnf I I I z- 'I /' 2s fir ri 11t0fl IiIIIzIiip;pI fl p n PLUMBING S tlt;,t on t)io Innr ntiI who'll oprinod, th,nving in it Harrieff's 322.6282 -- dottl vip• Will) flillow"d Family Affair nerfnioly -eating. c;lnw)y Oir in I Iow 11`116 1i-nuil With joy for cook nvoll Inv., heat 3t) m niitox Septic Tank Service 322 5299 It ztnfnr 1c 2', JR6 rie' KAD FR j.. 112 S. PAR( AVE. brnUi - Pa SANFORD 7\ (irt;itn. Th' lrorts are lighted At hnm it will h AAtPn sifter vitiofirir' rolitrt, criroic are mIdnIght mn*q by Roman ('th- . ;irt, croixfled with tzhoppers from Mang to tho,mnxq bprAuse of the 105 W. Ist St. SANFORD of ChrIqtms dinnr k niinUy ()it file whole. Christmas In turkpy, rhirkoll or mAyhp jug- I'nI,,ndlq inh cnrryht t!t,. In innIiiru SI'n it Eddie's Bakery th'r' are liPIndrNlq Of CFI If A G tr F, (TIP!) 1UF n,nr*Ily. .rn' nw'r iipt;t, and iIVf't nllmpntq (hrktmnq in JNliind tiuriuIy Is rfr s.Mak. $ qnrv n. tttihin'i' thf, nfltngflMtilp (24 - Hour Service) 5 Worker-t are given it few lfhrlstmas tree, livil and fesI limit-4 off on Christmas Eve and tooned In the trR(litionAl faAh- 'A town squarem have a big troe I'livri families gathered for glowing, and a ninnizer An Wfloll. By the timp Chri.caman Day Ni, hal t nidiflonally has been Iy hy ;ix In the evil have Pent nff Chri.stmas And I•_• '.-.. I ... • f, I hroijghotit the nIZht and in Now Yenr' reettn eard But to) tIi* e iris morning the family unlike many nth"r countries, I 14 11 r€ ' th . Good wishes burTi brf ghtly MERRY CHRISTMAS %4M to thanks our many SVANGING IN WITH ish lamb. carp, noodles. pies. 111sages and lean bacon Ali " ashed down with more vodka 127 W. 1st. St. Sanford 1%% ith GREET11GS - PARK AVE. 1224123 ___1 11 • _____________ 51 V ------ I Y0114 .. 116 N. 21() E. lat ST. SANFORD I SANFORD Christznad ST., JOHN'S REALTY CO. Cards and Books ' GLASS & PAINT CO 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. holidays Merry Flemings Gifts friends! SENKARIK OVIEDO % I I of Pol- -W Le D PLANTE INC. of you, the ilapplest af '\ Sanford Linoleum & Tile Co. We take great joy #A thft tJmeto -exprs our sincere Lma-f this festive Seasonl To aill rimiIy is at it again. This titne the Intl consi. The campaign should met a good deal of marijuana grown inMezico and headed for illicit asie in the United States, he said, since this is the mari. j harvest season In parts a The campaigm is expected reduce both shar a serving after serving of herring, max treen in public on New ~nl rabbage with mush- Year"A Eve under police super. rill and poultry. anti il vision. many hil of Polish vodka. mis I-, followed by sweet cakes, .i thetso and poppy cake I ' II hours or deep and then i A Vt -, federal agents and army troops vnll be turned out to join cus. toms nfficers in the crackdown —also pays off in another juanasmugglingintotheUnit- J`P~e Am= I SOUTHERN border during of the yuletide peso, and ha e been pressuring the govern __ ati(i omy, make shopping trips to the United States. others save their neighbors the trouble by wholesale smug. gling for the Christmas markeL Mexican merchants complain this robs them of their share ~GEHR REALTY IpJWo 0, \t) Many Mexicans, 1 to buy what they want for Christmax 1rifts---especially toys and luxury goods—under the tight- t ii nd oll, r lrn,liti(-,n;i the iq .4fripfir-el (if itcl; decorntion4t Eafing Marks ktinck. Tenivilot (if ymmitootiq girl If-; takt, And whre nur import C'l('fiflCT and fi Ptflf tT% ',CUiI' permit for those tn'A. kitchen clnc'l.. Triple-duty pine And . rnt I-i- MWNIFY-1;%viFff inIt "(I tf, I IN" oiornewhpre in tho riii0mild. fill 1, nr0o. ' front 2 t.9;)1epnnn, 0w frii(litill of (*Iirlqtmm.q In Ingo' (if the- (Arms. Childil cut of Imi-In witiverliiil of qnfotti nil Rre)wn .1 larnh nol(- k I l tolmid iq thr- qIrPn (if mmbil rprPm(pninfly pinr-orl A bril of - idgto Ill thr t hl fnr the 011011111loi q If) fill- I;mrr-i rip;hitill throill Wnrqnw ii,irt iil W4 not fl;V rrrn,,Jq ;q ;:,,ith;L lrr:w1r fly hrrnnm(,rn,nthA IN X - Polish Fete 01 16,_ II1flLI mnny wiit,-4, And rn"ll 19 11 11 I"Frif,11111111" And minfil! Iftill ,r,I, ro ril,A frnflitifil lionglt n-i the trop meqtq : I,. ith I In Yule Season nrlcirize Ilil- lotitri-0. Swill, ninringr, *1 Ill. enil 14 III— . " the- Christmasycta:n. CHRISTMAS It 11'alk. Iwvill- livi. 13 -'111 fill, ff,pll%,nl off Ims-ill fillol ", vusclial, fill- 110'r 4,111+0111114 lill It k, .01+101-11 h 1 4 / 7 7 III,. C lw-d 1!1fl not fill I.lt ri ploclit-Chricotmill Ill lio,q ftr-f1m,tilly Polo nwitrri. ytilf-tirlo, tnhlf- rolannihlon h flowl #,flito 'if fill fill. ;;(If- I'll too lotirnfinn fril, thom e-bildril tho famwjq kfotflnit thftr to, 0". fflolliv ;,, y - IllSwo,114,11 All r!!!r fivoitt- 01111111111 111 1. 1111)11. iIIIII1101111f, DAY' Ji the U.S.-Mexican ..i'.t 1111111 (almopt $9 million). turnJri,iin mngIthnng Page GA SINGING OUT WITH OUR ii HAVE A will pay 525 million pleaptatil quarters Ave IT11need gpo. cial cammign it; being mounted this ear t., hatt5e the, tradi- - A 'Y I HEAVENLY turally centers on the hig win. here. what The Christmas lottery has following it Nainnul drawinp7 it "Pinch" of the gordo can 111 MEXICO Christmitir lottery t.irl:ptr tire int,ren-Angly gained internation make it it rich, As well not me on mt., Senor Sil Clnnt., Christrrl for minny Psird on sale not only in tiffirial govit Spaniard. Irish Sweepsta),ll There are but did you have Any rnRrijtinnft How about thil For quick holiday clean-ups, in-thr-stril itinurtint. ticket Fell. t irletS rnming from the Soviet roindell They parking Any U J 4 4 . ROBSON SPORTING GOODS ST. , I 'No * 't304 L FIRST I _•* Madrid (UPI) In a6flition to is itubdivided into decimals sell- r1hial: tolevitited live and broill drawing. As the machine selects a number the children sing It being it dril religious pill ing for 500 pettetas W.-%%) esch. cast nationwide. An nitxa-modern electric sy. Pubdivided tickets are in stem, operated by a group of Even before the drawing gambling spirit In most Span- turn further Pubdixidoil into children from the Saint IdleI WAR. School, picks the Spanish newspaper& rrobillre series. fonott 130va their forces to fall through the It gives thern a rhsAn rp to inTraffic in lottery tickets bait winners. The numbers are whirlnation to find the "gordolo— il in one of the the machineIn th title to Sp literally fat orit—whieb is the I the il it large globe from nine in the holding Pooner dors winter de. i:Chm morning untfl theafternoon d rige f I h lid n the Iberian peninsula ckets with the win. itrond the most than Spnninrds belzin talking greeting cards. ing number, FISHING llfll If t PH. 365.3242 ed States, he said. * * E. PURCELL CO. Be SANFORD ;123W.FIRSTST. ' ____ .'• --' -- low moor 710 olotor ell WHATABURGER AN OPEN LE=. 4', To Ow Mmy F -die-a-lik 6th S "' We cxLeiid to i1ou this __ I "7 fts V&" Seminole vcuiuvnr E lectroni c 3 r * - -. tim o[year. I Inc. - - THE OPERATORS CHRISTMAS DAY N""' bo1 3rd & rpad r pe4l1 ezpc ions. WERT JEWELRY STORE RE J OICE Mbcho( Deltona's success SANFORD 202 E. 1St. St. dirtIydzietoyourthfefxiadIin.t and encourageme1it You baft 16 \ii __ TIae thoughts are wth at CHRISTMAS to aff .. III 111W of the yeaz arouxL BE we would sx OW , (toni ceryo i j.,'y 5 J' want . wishafter i/i, - wish that TO ALL - •1 4 4 5 5 CON 801 E. 2Ss1iST. SANFORD - - S __________________ ILI 0UZTR10JDS you for your atrorigo. It hs been a nItasure to serve you! Celery Cily Prinfi VERN McNEIL HEATING . AND ALL 4+44 We take t1lis oppoltullity to thank -. - LUl1t4.dejI I an - I- Lull at Christmas Give peace tD you and every= an exW 520 MAPLE AVE. . may be yours May joys Mary kriew at Jese &M -: TO ONE / , Deltona Coqoration d 00... LUMBER till, the very beat May your rife be an a atid Ws=Nd GREGORY narri We're piling on - " SANFORD '7 I ChIlistm" am Ham NW YCAL May she share w1h yn tie H* 207 W. 2nd ST. lia 0 - gzov d 'ngIy valual,Ie asset to ti "Golden TrateadtoaIc1Pkxià. WIT! IS Magno I I 4 17 STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO BEAUTY SALON I I I - chei (jjj, OPEN 322-4342 - S MAY THE HOLIDAW ~=ON SANFORD THE PURE OIL COMPANY cxtcndtoyou,our IL /4 I 2545 FRENCH AVE. 0. LEWIS DINKINS 711h sincae of FM A i - - - — --- ' AND AIR CONDITIONING SANFORD - ' Comrnrclal Printing & LithoruPhIng ,00 I - _/ r C o., Inc. 300 ST Ist ST. . ' •' - - : 1' . - HORNE LI I ' Distributors, Chelsea Tiffle 119 W. FIRST ST. & Guaranfy Co. SANFORD, FLA. Inc. Z?33 $ NFIc DR. WESTERN 301 W. 1, ST. AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SANFORD 1i �. . ______ r I j : - - . . -.,'-----. -..-- - * . r . 0 ~ __ — — M1 . i~, # .& .., ... z: 1. 3 R I 0 ___________________ ____________________ " C i.O , .b. +44 J . i 11% inn o in I. ,- ó :/ hIIeatk1ngtheheatfrePt ing on cold morning. Or, I'll take poker.) . fi __ ; .11, ~k -, ....,,~,~,~ q ~ 0 1. Nation 1 . - _\ 4 li~ . — ..", I 1~-"' ,~'. , 1~ I,. ,II .., I'. lm~~ 'X, ~ , P , .. ~ , ., That" nur business It M ~' VOL. cut me in with your or I'd coer w If I had flfl sports or the eourtlmiie beat In .. __ - . kle~ ! IV". . •. .. ___ . " ; ~. ~, : .; ~ I ~r l 1oy rfamil1 ...znaypea aa1JC,a - . I ' , g ~ 1 t -• liday A. Ortagus Chairman of the Board H. Hodges, President L F. Mann. Executive Vice President Mrs. Lois Housholder, Vice President M()N1)i\ Y, Ca -------- Ronald Russi, Manager II. Jones, Department Head Hazel Cash Marjorie Morgenstern, Supervisor Jacquelen. Hatcher Lenora Andrews Margaret Helms Jeannette Kin$aw Sandra Metzler Juanita McCord John Petrunic Frances Brown, drive-in Patricia Rabun Kamilla Collins, drive-in Mary Lynn Thomas Betty J0 Swain, drv..in Linda Wilson Barbara ! ~!111 I Pi ir ) 04% ;C SANFORD 7 A ~".'I I. I- rent --- -- I -, __ ---• . i i ' .'r;'ei". emino e n * * * J4,1-Sei-tioll. * * * * * .,. 1I ,; ; 1 0::;Ill ' ' 417 Ac os r 'I'lle ChriStIllil-A I-We * A A A A I / LW 4 e Michele ~,*ill(.(~Ilt, ~411()~%- A ,;ff %vilat-. ii;lnta ( at her p:trent yIvami Lake her under the ( Herald Photo) tree __ - - __ __ - p rs1c r Top Prize hi Christmas IflS J Lighting Contest Here 3e~it ovorall .vx:ir1 ~ of DalvvilivI Ala. By Till;,' ASSOCIATED PRESS ill , Ile .rayvees Christmas lighting mtest was '-von by .fotrn Lnmrnere jiropriefur of Dutch \th.l 11 ~)iv- r q Tammy L. i._ir. 111(1 .\l:.s. L. D. &tX, Tr:md!tienal second. inith, )OS Cherokee Circle, . first, inul Mrs. G K. Drive. near •J,mcksonville was fatal his home. Green Cove Springs; Ray E. Ing along the tracks when hit. I'll stake you to skiing. I'll set- three lives each. Drive, first, \lrs. Bonnie Coilins, 1844 Coolidge — Ri?liinmis for Robert Lee Shipes, .12. of Sixty-year-old Mrs. Eunice Archie Ray A two-car collision three miles Norman, 17, Middleburg, and Nineteen year - old tie for poker. !9I iiminerIin Avenue. th D. 3aeiL a n d W i lliam of rensacoia WilS ItiU rau.zII vest of Chipley on State Road ValUe B. Padgett, 17, of Jack- MalOne , Arti:;tic — Dr. C. F. 3. Smith. :18 North Summt'rItn Avenue, Alvin Mack Ftamrck. I& of twoin a Sunday in his hometown when Myers street Saturday 10 killed three men Christmas sonville all died. from Fort West Palm Beach Wj:3 kilhtMi first, and Mrs. Bmissoll \EcKtni.ie. '125 .arita, iccond. car cra.;h. She Gene If. Leulbert of Fort his car smashed Into a pole. You ever get boxed in by a Eve. The Florida Highway Pa SitInhilolt? [.uint uor'ior:ition, 10th ta1rnetto, Ctniun.!rciai i Frday ni g ht when his motor .Johnny Wayne Dukes. 18. of Mt'rs. was killed early rst Street, ecoud. guy who tells you how great the trot identified them a Adol p hus Lauderdale n..ir collided \Eoiihtnti Insurance. .i.i West USt .iuil car and a CVCIC ereant visiting An ArmY when his car New Smyrna Beach was killed ski girls look? They claim they Marcus Sanchez, 60, and Eugene Christmas day LhIn von the .urida E'uwer Light Colnpany'3 Palm Beach. Semln.)ie and West Myers on furlough was in Miami and hit a otitti of then' On State Road Fort Bordeau. .38. h a v e beautiful complexions. Levi Newman, 43. both of Boni- left U.S. 1 traveling trnphy. in Miami, Henry Al.\ v hen his car left the road killed Saturday in a two-car Rakes, 45. pole then a tree. Years ago, when I was taking fay, and Roy Thomas OlIiSiOfl seven miles south of of HoIIywooI was killed Friday assignments while working my Punta Gorda on U.S. 41. He was night when his car hit a utility way through college, I covered pole. Il year-old Johnny E. Divi. skiing In upstate New York. I Lydia M. Halstead. 75. of Vero Homeof Jose M. Crui. 2'J, se had a more miserable cir Beach died Saturday in a twonever stead died Saturday in a t'. o near Pompano collision car a time. The girls didn't appeal to accident, ii ') Yir' J.'nar'ment intl the Salvali The .len Capp famll A Florida East Coast train hit Reach. me. I don't think chapped hands cscapetf :njury the'' :Ietl am aiim \rmy ')rovuk!(i iiew cloth.i. are pretty. They get red noses their night clothes at ih,iiit I :ng Mid helter tor \Ir. and Mrs. and their hands wrinkle and C:ipp mud !lit-!r eight children a.m. SaurrLiy rr'nhi lmttr f!am redden. , rhe A- oca ed P the 3 hiur The final day ii iii it .lift -I, ht 1 izi bI)tn on Re i d Ili deaths during the 4JstectI. Christmas holiday traffic death counted i "I"ll liSt) report ((l .1 flsimuig I 1 -As "a nip um L.mkc .hhy was itiH 'HI Yire Thief ouflt Opent'(l today with LuaU nonholiday period Dec. I said before, I used to not. ci. .1 eor'ed the ira :ii. m';inc - %: i , Ie ,i roycd v ilaiiio -it about .1:15 Ii this Chirisunas did I T — I~ . ., cover sports while I was in cotIit's running 21) per cent behind a" record, it would be the first troye(1 b'. 'lie iia .te it antic - p. fl . .Sciiitiay after the ucculege. I once covered a Coluni:;--last Christmas. and the National 'ueh nonrecurd in 1 'u years. A. At hill t, a )eitnua family, had termined oru.gui. . -. bia-Dartmouth football game in I., Safety Council said it Record numbers have died th 'ti their home. th return •.•.. Volunteer cft o ot e \lembers .l - - - • -Hanover, N. if. The wires froze. •S _____ traftic over each of the last hopeful sign. • I had to dictate to the telegraph . / - . The tolL stood at 417 early this eight holiday periods, the great-. .. operator because my fingers est carnage coining last -44 morning. I. -. -' were too cold to beat a type•:•; . f - ' . , : "U i hate to say it too flatly. - Thanksgiving when 7114 died ill ...., '-I writer. That's some way to " 1. . • . because the roof can suit (all in four days. The tigure was the 1. make a buck. You ever hear! n); Mazrmeii, A'.e. Wui5 .tiii-e IL ."ir'it'jr' but if it keep.s up the way it's Largest for any holiday period of . l i ~ of a family waiting until It ge's any length. , ,..--.-.) 00 ng. the death toll certainly urokeii in to iu t',etiliio Chrn;t:im.ms liuriti tig, pull e ropurteti. 'i:' 2 . .-. below zero to go on a picnic? The council spokesuiaii said last year." a ".'. %% ill be below iin,',l d'i t,,aIuIm tiiitrv was Ui pJuIiLl PIC(tJ 'if ccii:.t £a,.,. ,4 t-:c1 -. !. e. P4 . Let a husband suggest a propo- i is to the bet way to keep alive tiuncil spokesman said. dI : 'rete thii,uglm '.hie rilaic gi:e:i \ 's ,. -. .sition like th at and they'll .001 course, % he c.tuticiied. k'ave early for hoitit'. In his there - vaa mmiiIcatl,,ui 'iii how utuch ruer'oiie'I sam . -. . th row him In jail for attempted I ''we have to hear iii wind that words. 'We've found that ah, ehandi:e was taken until .t Jliip&'Iu is wade sumC : . --f',. murder. rush--people last uminute last years tolL wa unusually th muic today. 1-lowever, •imrIv - ''hurts 4aId ,evcrat F/ twili fast--that driving Over Christmas 1965, a rushing, high -, : It, ii LI Il I - -- '.1 II' . .I causes deaths." trd(in diet! record 720 _- -- till. was - Gorman, I 1p Fire Chases Family * walk-up of Barbara Turner, walk-up ion, ' Sharon Emerson, savings H. D. Rowland, Vice President & Cashier ' GENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER , . - Janice Vihieri ',:......... - .' PROOF D. T. Mathews, Jr., Assistant Vice President .. Marie Bagley 4 Mrs. Catherine M. Ray Assistant Cashier -- ' - - - Store - .. , B , -- - - Maureen Moughton Kathy Butler Clyde C. Long, Jr., Assistant Cashier -, - Rebecca Giles Joe Russi, Supervisor '' i. Joyce Feuerbacher '. .. I BOOKKEEPING ) .. ' ' '- . - . - Sylvia Morris , - no . liveuitury Marguerite Roberts STATEMENT CLERKS '' Mary Jackie Thomas Roy R. Wright, Jr., Assistant Cashier Sherry Thrasher Peggy Urban I Lucyann Jurss I never met an Eskimo. I I can't talk for them. You think one of them would lie on an Ice floe If lie could spend th e win. ter In Miami? ArmiIldo Covington - W. W. 'I'll J ji4ts1eliger of this coiIveL'tIble was a Christ mas (I tet'ahl Photo) Cassulberry. WOMAN tidity in J" -2 " - Other 1,166 records nicluiJed the council has predicted 650 .i-hi dead over the New Year. to 750 deaths bcteeit ó p.m. Memorial Day -i2; Uidepeimd Friday and midnight today, the etice Day 576, and Labor Day co unting period. For coitipar- 636. tic _____________ Wiam Richardson, billonager L Cost New Complex WL If it's cold, I like to be warni. I don't want to be sliding down a hillside with Cecil Tuc• ker looking over citrus when 1 can be sitting In Jim Spencer's Final cost '.t iiitatt's will be ilitit's '. ill continue to be till- t.tialwzi uifice--- .1 flew build-mitts i'ourthuusis throtigiwut tim(' 11)' FILEt) VAN PEI.'I' or the Trophy Lounge. I don't lwie would cut 2QO,0U0 I tititte imimmi will review the aiclil- avimihimbli' at ut di.cussioims with j'i-um'd mm ith a pt'rlimanelit (acit- 11mg (Jaist of a St'rk's) hustle outdoor guys to live or immute. Add the cut of a A ll L- vpoits an d ity. But a s yet the branch iway I do. Why do they Insist I Seinjimulo County tuxpayt'is torts' i-vpou-t to iirteriiiitit' iioeds the aiiiiitrtt water works system, sewage to a I a prmjmt'r program of tie- i,ift'&imuit ion mmiil hi uvimilat'lt' lieu has nut becit usetL try skiing? Only Sanford.Orian- can figure on "coughing ti l l " an dispul, ii fire and police do Kennel Club f a lls are more great e.teumt. Lit fact, few pit'tectiozi. parking, lighting to the puiile. additional $5 million for a new vt'Iopnient . nianatic. htii mine tiC etiuiit ies in the state pi t' ide traffie control, etc. ' -L-mmt i itt' he (oil mit I 'i-el itiminimly st iiii it's by t iltcounty govmnnsmietttul t'tmiiiiilt' x 'I . . ['lie ji yacht situ IS ill tile Lizaimek I au. itit tc. at t'd humid I lt iu cont imnilSpatc tutu tii' ttip1t lomarmi of and above tIII over thOUC, lot cm'Ui a new cuur-thuuu, with thu location of tito i)i'olbOht'ti ctmtiithiotisu attt','' salt! John Altm\ammder, tIi2W t'i,itiiiiUhii h,iiihuiiiig vat At least a dog track player Of Li 14) tile coillity vollitill.rwoit'll clittirillull, other ill at tho prtsent couti- building plAtis tv prvvidu for What David WilieR Brown Jean Kazs. Robert Murri. ., - AUDITING DEPARTMENT LOAN & DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT AND EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT tue SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR . A Esther Lou Pals - SECRETARIES , F.ye Butcher SAFE DEPOSIT CUSTODIAN Carolyn Wilkerson Dolores Goeris devided to 4-1611 110 built "djuvelit doebn't shill for his garne. li e . . . allould it bu old tileaUs 4 futuze expatiaiu:t. Thu t'tiuiity seat ficiti present ('lIUi'ttlt)IlhO and Jail— "amid mm ittu I lie goud nottim-south ty scat of Sanford, goes to the track and gets inur- IIIOVLI Ihiti seat to aimbe courthouse can cuzitinue to of m'utiiuty m'tiamigmi the distutiteti luuit fmii'ining it govtu'iiiitt'iitiui mmliii- itwt.'m ,miimi dered and takes his hang grlev- 5a(0111. other ttucti&- tuiated aim-a in the Iused. ['he cvmitparatiety new 'l'hut's it lot of iluhlni's to l)lt'X%V1t1t0t1t LI i'iIIbO lii taxes. 1)IttItm iS hot Ilit't'ltt 1'miieiicm'd by all how he was clipped. t hit' motility. If this ma m(ulIe, the law I jail is it., built. iti allow for aim i'liil't- tt h'm'.it it'll (if 'I'Iie only thing I go for with sit ye It few itijitistes uli-iv big The fuiimis wi'uhil ('"liii' timuti time ill fill- ( lit, sale of i'm'i I iI'kimt t' of ill- moui it tumlithi', it-, the uut muajom-- tetlum t m'a that a m'm'Lti'thtUUSti aiid i tuddjt itutat (tout'. ire is a .shrimp cocktail. I don't tutu' 1,1 11 111 aumy pout Construction of this county iii' time county jaiL be built at the new county even like hockey. Is It a crime county to transact l,usimitths iii dol,tedness, lii liii, tinillu mmmdli- ity tit tIit i'll m'iI u V itmum-tiLd cu.'utpIe.16 at the itt-ct1 [ti Liao the a v,At. 1,110 roust house, lImit. it apilvall n Iiti ill mm huh sswlim'y %m 140 uleriv - iii' hot hut' to try to be comfortable 7 A n ew jail l ittIbAli wouLd tIteseilt situ with utilities And there us-mr fomm- ilisiuIirlit ie'Sl- (MI to PUY (us' time m'miUiity jail. i-out I liotiti limit thi tu or(omit • hmi,000. t.m'sa of fac mitt tea aLreamiy i'ruv ided by $500,000 mL i- mmtmuhii b i uioiit h tiuir suimil ii luturt of time 'I'him'sti m-i'u-t it'iiamt of (tie tlimsvitt cm,uittim'tOm' 1 Lhm' city of SiilottI --mmvuld tu-''Ill a,lutitim'ii, (hue ia'uitti lids Use Ii. stahl 1111der strite luumm I :t, mm iii,-hi liii a riiiisi.y guy. ('liurn't's i-utility wit,, iii.' mm ihlitug itm'tti1 titicu hut' most to a nhimulIuuiml, s lii'Ittl ti l'imuiuuis tuiIim'm' lit (lit gtmiti.utly m'mtltL amid I'd hit-I a h"t if I fried t45 sjn'si,I tutu u'xtiis i ititijhssit III rim,-. the imuuiitlm- s thu, tight to aim eny L'ai I. aLma Ii' im0iitl0(i tit (tie mm'at m'I ta now ctl&miILuIett to ['uutmttit taiuiluliiugs ill I ,t ht'Illt1 m-Fmriii o iatiilui suits mtility what'.., mm,oiug with howling liii' taxauuy.-u ' iiivaJi. 'Al tiam at utuu most itidy tadmt (lie mu'uui'lu tlmt'mutr. lien luw,iait'r* ehi ret of u 1 maltimeims h,,siuutit' cutmImty titsum tail liter Boil itI of ('utility ('omit- m ilditiiaiia Ili the wiutor? Or pool? the county. the •ho1 athimin - oilier pumt in etmil public iweml stt these ium- ot iuovIn miIuumei-a liui iflbj)eCttI vail- tue. ifi g II 61 1 ,•, CREDIT DEPARTMENT . R U ME MAIkIiNA?C1 & SUUES I Of Frank Il.ir Alan. Altamees. Dixon Dorothy Butler James H.gi. 1. THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK 101 West First Steet Member: Fi),IC., Federal ILebcrve System — ALL DEPOSITS INSURED TO $16,000. ~ • fli I I • i'-1 111 1t4 anti iuime-flhi)iit h-'m(d Lisa fn * - . . .•- I pTwo p senV'rs in a a. rip. accident happened at 8:15 p.m., Mercy Itospital in treatedat the Or- rited by Wilnn E. Rnrleqnn Ann, were treated • . Casselherry Police als when she drove her I95 ms- the driver and passengers of Air Force Base Hospital wrre slightly injured. The two lando .I tang convertible out. of Piney a two car Rcc dent at i M rs. por te d ' M r. and rp identified v.4 Barhara 801,1- mail hi. about I It's a big dcii tile other car, for facial ruts and internal in- -., .. I . '. .~ •. h 1niih .1 ~, . 11 . c n lit slilith f)f the Florida IfighwaY hi.,; 196:1 Vn1k.-;wa-n. relva~xd Crnnmwpll and his wife, Carol Orlando were Patrol.. and Treated e Natto r ~., rdil . : . * # 16 . ... . 1. ... •.. s _jl!~ I . . r tate * 4 , ,. * * e ver eris it e Inthi1' on tritei, ii, t Inreus Burrows of 211 Triplet Dr., (tsselio'rry, the driver of time ear, was Charged by CnssVtIet r Polk e lh'pni i tnit nt. iUi failure to yield at through in- . N .,-I ': .•*•S •.1. -_______ oman, M m s s 1 hem r Wity 117-92. 0 II ~ - SAN O1D, I OR Ir Dl (' 2(, ---.-- - TELLERS - A-W." .. , . ,.f Or I " A .11; yca I- old man f rf)rn Eloise and overturned three time.i. in Port Salerno and Lenden Va.S Z el l woo d killed early Sunday when Ernest Tate of ever since the species inhabited IIAM1 (Al') — At least 21 Three Floridans died in a was a train one mile killed Saturday night when he'Williarn Green. N. the earth. But there are some persons have (lied in holiday flead-oll collision one mile west lie 'Xi's hit by ! no wa~ ki-P-4d. parently ran in front of on- Sale, of Winter Haven. Officials guys who go around picking weekend accidents Ili Florida. of Green Cove Springs Saturd ay north on U.S. , coiiismon ck A car tru near , U.S. 141 ! said Hubert E. Owens was walk- 'ouning tars (ill spots where it's cold and wet. 'r'o traffic collisions claimed night. John A. Ruesdell I I INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT . 277t wrmcrthrtITflP(lcW likely, i e 31an has fought tile elements ~ 211 W. 2Sth ST. -- Road, arross tile northventing fire. of course, they Ridge 1,. 11liffnazie (if Or- lq:15 p.111., Friday, on Sem i- j r .. laile and into the path ,if Charles Inignt hive been nauseated by "und LinEstimated damage to the I I0' E. 20th it. snuthbourul 1t15!) C1l(lillaC tannin itul their 10 year oh! son. note Boulevard when Mrs. Bnir!eson was ehar"d wtn and to eating raw meat. But even the n Mrs. lluffnagle suffered a dim M. Britton of 1262 Seminole Britton car was 10O vehicles were term(jrjvin while intox:caed md cave men liked to be warm. It's sedan. Both SI)O. Jh,tilovard left her 1960 Cadil- the Crooniwell vehicle. broken wrist. loss, ed a tot-al write this, 43 degrees as I There were five accidents in failure to have hs v.!hjcle jflInvestigating officers were 1w' sedan parked on the road Mrs. Burrows was treated -t-ident 04-- ' 1111see with it flat tire. Nfichael, R. the city ,irnit.4 over the 2-1 hour' d-ir tiontrol. Tho :it for a clit on her head and abra- Lt. Leroy Lee find John ' 'irred at approxinLitiTly 7 p.m. The only holiday. ran Christmas of Casselberry s ions at. Winter Park Menmorial of the Casselberry Police lie- Crootowell ev.. a guy tells with serious mishap occurred at 2uth Chrisma.; Every time partment. flssiSt('(i by Buddy into the rear of her car and released. what I'm missing because I'm CON S TRUCTIONI COMPANY thr America" 4-- Ileillorilil, Ilospitill - . ; Wia1Y*1 - - not suffering from frost bite, we're in a warm apartment. ai - Carl Stoildind, 61, Of 201) Liii - t" ~- - " ~, - _;1 '4, I ~ I ... ~-, .. ~ , ir... i" I'itahllMhm'd I U)8 I ,ened \Vjie * _) a world of happiness at Christmas And the New Year Al Sb NO '11 — A I I ' 0 0 May t he holiday season bring you '111111, of era . ZIp Code Phone 22-26h1 or 425 59R Isn't I 1 , . b. . . . . , - ---"The Nile - A 6 — - * * * a fo r wallt to get :lIiX(A 111) %%Jilt ally 4 _ ~ ' W1ATIJEIt A few c.np,inkle '.~::.:~ .~7 % - St. .JohnM River on the - I. i I ----- h -Iqmllwp~ sui- d * County -------------- ' don't like cold e ither, c° - - Seminole I I 1 i - I'm always getting tangled up .L~.%k'::-'.. '; -!i, . . 1.., I ZX1-. ' ~,--">,' ~11 1~_._ - I ~ I ~.:,,, I 4A, .: ---- -Morni ng I. : j !~', ratures • 'i-rn 1 fflqj\ , rr.n n .,.,• S u'Hc in F Jrirluln wrn hit by windy It five r1rs r,Irk'r icrbte(1 M h"r hn pi''lnll v i,nn nrnnninnt uk S'mInn1n Cniint v evnp 11tmice N.Y., dnirin inch c'1l in nnth jtern Syr v r1i nd Tr,hncon ,,r! thin ftp rrPvi'i r ord in irnfnirP liii lit tir ('r j,ihirI I Inq him I h' Ihr t-nhfr if ns ' nighttime brInginq II1 iitl r( HpPll hn'nr. othwstern Mahn. A hind of i' . (d 1W . 'f,mvor vnct coaci hInd thic' frdr.rnlInt9 Vrrnct. Tin iIflh1ift1.P fI",ii flip fIPP7hU rt.hl. ,dv,wect the rnnnri 'nvor to nrn'Arrn, lighter • • •• Wnrren •Ir,hnqnn of 1h' - n .i font f .now wc'r'd fine, fri ;nrrntiirr of vnrtv 4iitiilnv f,nks'lmrir1 Dakota-,, ti Scrvirr' fri wpqtern rocc the W:ir,,imt ii 1' nrrrnI wn'-i f,,I mmnu' "'p,mnC H. nnnriilng, in tho opinion of lore area rrom the northern vtem nb1. "A n d Rv TIFF, ASS()(JATF.t) PRF.S mrnnr' froct nrn1n hrskem inrl Koncmc lnmiiL'hit with n %,IImnloi nr;irrtrrI nip quniffcnnt kl , 'hiittt F inrthern nrrn he nn" \in,hiehi in rn ( hriqtn, i The rn he Mor'h it mnifieiint in iiil lip III !i IPI liii tender vegetnhit" thc'ru' vncn t Any 'tntliiti inwnt flpet lnrblr 1 U lipthe 'Jorthe Phat de1ed h mni h' '1 ii inir hirnne tii itrtpc op lot to t,*Inpr, nt un' nu , ne'' .e;i ndnv .i •fnhncrn cud cr,rne damage moved nut n Thir nippy II qlr'tzre reu,rdr1 e In The :11 ,i,qir,'q ut, nynun'l dnvn. to rueyirnherc sormq bre ed in he Vect t,lrlr r waq reported di rre in \1lmm '. n n i I Ak I I ANU(A lit W hif fler qj,f, ,y,IJimiv flint the Warnin g,; nt bratty ha tow set in sqn;ish inch beans in the Immo ' toils lam k of en1l ind I' nib ii to (tin Iqi nine ne the r oldest fy I I'nn the pri I I A -- - a \ItInIIISE..1I3S t S .. I BEST I ",~.~.~. . - ~ scape Freezing Tempe rops eminole Vill (I V 11' 1e, I'Ll take poker. Jirrrrl SANFORD, FLORIDA li I p - I l I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1966 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 23, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1966. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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