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AU CLOSED SUNDAY - Dec. 25th and Dec 26th for MONDAY the CHRISTMAS Holidays 1 10 - ! 11, 0 0 0 jj~* ~ft VEGETME A 1' R CANS - SHORTENING MILD SPECIAL! RICH I U EE AND MELLOW . COME I ' (SAVE lOc) , ----N&;,(. Green Giant Sale! ....... 1 *:-:,:, .I. ....... ,-, A - . L . - &VAi Moro -11. CANS C rape ruit or 9C GREEN GIANT GOLDEN CREAM STYLE LARGE SECTIONS FRESH FRUIT " .. -' urismas Valu - .i,i: : . 11111 DflJCIOUS Ifl Karo *e EACH Pi . ! : 2om 45C P ; i & ~ ~ "=;:~ ,. . 1I. 0 ch.... 49c C(of - 3 CANS ' Candy 31 /~ I 19C .. *89C / Chemes ........ ChommelF 4 Pecan Halves 0 SHOPPING CEWR 12-OZ. PKG. *' :.. C . '. . iW! ~ None - AN , . B 2 SOSO $ 50.00 Wls.r $ C"inds 50.00 WIsest 0 Plaid Sta )s' I o ee 1-w- CAN 7 1' c RA N ts Gets - P o d Bingo at I - - A. W. P.... N.S.a C. Kid= - W. - - I.i. C. 1bs.e . - Sat...,.. FS.rid. - W Gmrass - S ONLY 2 MORE WEEKS TO FLAY.10 . ,,. a.*A6 Ltg.. Pistid. 4- "1 . 100 GAME . -' -. L. .4 :1 .2, . %. .1 1: -:-",.$Z . -1 L. .,.. - 1) "'O'es- W-45 ,9, I . Sanford Opens Bids OnGas, Oil For '67 I .:, rr I... , ~ 71-/".. It V. I ~ ! .., I ... ~ I C City opened ids ye'er. day afternoon for some O,0Cfl a11ons of Is and oil - for -.---. "I A,Z1.3W46W21-. . .1 ,. 4.4i 's . I . the coming year. The official bid awarding will be held Tuesday night at . I "r . ~, 1. ; " , .1 I f the City Commission meeting. The apparent low bid on Honors i premium -asoline was from 1, Gulf ot the apparent low bid . I, ~1 bid for die.liel at VIAL Women 66 0 i ! .- Hearing Set II work for All Souls Catholic the Nutit,nitl AJation of cify Hall To Be sed ?w-At Noon Frida 1 ,3)', '. i I" 1. . - n I iet 'i I 16~ I ed at 1104111 Friday in observance (if (lit- Christmas holidays. City I Herald Index i"., . . M.iii.mgir W. K. Knowles said S i ve Po*nt ' a k About F' pri inc Court rewitly has cur incorporatid land betwee n our thi. h)roPusLI c ou rthous e bc B I ItLI) VAN P11 T tailed state law in this field. city limits and Sunland Es- tioti next to the jail clearly (Second in a series) Or) books The ilUle about a site for a governmental her project, whether It be a dog gIrl never replied, Later on the nurse said that pound, state university, junior or a courthouse Penny had been found wander college the corridors, tapping Simply because It Is about the lag in him the most preciousof all 'i C~ - ". - ,. .. ~- , :.' ..I 411 .. ____ - oil Tuesday. ness throughout ttic city during that period of tune, Ktio', Ics added (t)lItltiOilS I',l% - This should not necessarily --, - II , ii a . I loy 14C-..1 7 • .:. % ',,,,... • ditional construction hi tilt- fit* tjIllIolItt! Springs- will also ob- ~ to ture its needed as funds art- S(.[.%, c Monday ct.-. it holiday and , available , zi well is available lit 0.. lust (I 1111111it-1pal facilitie.,." Long%%ood City [fill[. 1101-111al ~ The parking . , ,ituation ill 1~ opell satill-thly Illorning., will 1 'Sanford Is the county sCUt house site Is ukjuale, with a tree, ei(v.owned aiid (IOCS not iuclude the lIve 21 l.spumce, Points area, and the courthouse uirkiuig lot iidjaceiit. As future and jail miulist he located in the needs (Ijetilte, the closing of " INCREASE t)std. kA , tern, and a sewage disposal these people and the area. The stat.' CO 'I h Higshv (if (;t'orgthnmia One solution spoken of has that Is not easily answered by county jail and jirc'semmt court ANNUM tSF 0RD , I- A-I 1.7 I-r1c PAID ON CERTIFICAYES N AT OF DEPOSIT OF 6 : PAYABLE QUARTERLY 11A 1 Ala. . ' - - , downtown area. 'lhe.'sti provide' tome by smoke and deputies NEW DEPOSITS IMMEDIATELY hoube - ih a "Illust", ill tho ill excess of .133 spaces with thu 81WIlluted thut a flash fire gUts when she Wok Ww Into been for the City of Sanford to 'go oul, and annex'." Mayor Wilson ,,aid further: fophii4iii of .Alexinsder, who says oin- street sloores raising this to from a faulty heatur caused tho her heart. Never before had unnex the Five lloijitti area. "Annexation is not is ,binjOe "I'llere J:i little doulit t Ila t "tile board tit County 0immiti- %%ell over I,000 five parkin Wait-. ht felt the true ineaning of the day until b.c beard Penny problem," says Sanford Mayor Sanford will grow to the uuthi smwlers take s a position of stuhls (Lomicluded Monday) A. L. Wiisuu. "Thu Statu him Uuwcvcr. (hero Is a nub of un sowiul fiscal responlbiI11y uud aa' MEUJLY CUIUS1MA$. . MONTHS TO A YEAR, • . 11uhe landfill. PER TO • iviOfl 0 INTEREST n Area Motel . .! -JA THE SA NFORD ATLANTIC ANNOUNCES what method I', used, the majority of the owners must presuitly to extend Sanford's cotngile, construitma of the usual on ('ilday &iiiti closed as is (lie normal practice on S urday city limits to Sutiland and there most nt edul space agree to be amiexid Itz addition to finding a ma are no plans to annex to Five continued use of the jiii'st.'iit \tuniclpal offkcs in the cities tutaimi ohms of Longwood ' cotirtlititise by and Ca'tse'lberr I jorit) of the p opk' illiiig to l'flutitb Joliui Alexauidt'r, c_liasrinaii of for a number of t irs, 'iS itli iitl l,i(I (lit to'i. os of (h 11(10 and Al the Seminole Comity C0111111issioll, said that "the detrisimi proposed court start toward If owm. . 'it sallford, lit-XI to tile jail. is if Coll till till lion of 1114118 . . bA-IA Kiitertiiflflittit IIorosope S0 ii t s..., Ill City (if .Sunfiml fill%%, operalvb %%, at, found by deputles slumped A govenimentaI compli- x room. 71te snan is everishUnig- hystein - all exLra added ex- economic feubibility of annextition Is a very delicate balance new courthoutie adjacent to tile .six free parking loti, ill tile over in hit; room. lie was overly grateful to her. She gave penfie. ."I . . selfishly for church auth corn- aii.I national lcvel. . ' ~, I I 10th WUK , .. . 7 the man Christmas together Lu that , , -, ~,. .' county seat. Tile board ralmot Ilood Aventie %Vill allow this Ito I hold if Iniblie hearing to move he hicreased to 31)o spaves. 'I'liv I COUrthOUSe out of the county lakefront de'i'elopineimt will pro - . iIce, struggling and grotesque, in the center of the county. seat, nor does the Constitution v1de additional free public Ili But to place a new cowity and he was very close to weepIj ? Al, WI1,S0N provide hir a special act to re- ing with seVeral acres till%%- lit- was found deud at a Fern Park . ing. After that Penny come government building there to liumuitik :;mi .SIoI&'l yesterday apparently a every day and read to him. But would entail so much: Legisla- PY cii)' txcs,'' hi.' ewitlutuid, move a county st ist. 'Eli.' gcmit'r lug eumriiiauktd ter a hound it • . . rift s office repurItd Jiahit), jiurchasu of a bile, eon parcel to cxli mid scm vi( cs, cost prot .iiui 1 1(17 a pi tiliiui ,miiml tin i.ue s lmt iii; irovidi d h'i the the room an)ont tist. w Is in f Till, man. identified ab Harvey voll".11*1101oll fill liltThey biwist inot-t of that :,truction of a wak-r buliply hyii- ing tlioiihandh of dollarh, 14i elveliom for rhan"hig a co,11111Y till- molul 11 GAME ',' .:;) f r'. • ' 1. . 0% k tended to read from a book. has centered bomewhat about The man will never forget that Five Points, only becuuse it is ..- 010 G-63 . I . . . Fiend. Winaw -Mm lEwwot Ridle9w -11lifrooksAle. FlerWe Wimw -Chwie"t Kawfic-how - Istilwasw FliwWe 10-00 WAmw -Palo Krivok -Tongwi, Flwkle $ 10.00 Wi.a. Mn. C Park.r Sw.a.t. F4..id. I DAD I OM . • t he brought for , the gift. . eries The nurse took Penny to the any area of small Seminole man and th en left. The man, County. who finds all children strangers, The placing of a new courteat on the bed and Penny pre- house, in the current argument, MMI • Si. Pstsrthw.. Putsr_.,. PS.v'd. Th.ias L leach - lav.ra.sa, FS.rld. -L IL - - " V #0 1. CELLO &P he finished (listr1hntIn e . was, the nurse said, the first BAG • t 111" . time blic had heard the child hold true In thiti day of modern transportation, when it Is onlY speak. inutter of minutes to cover . S $0.00 Wimw -FeW F. 11"roaW - Ireem" 11"at FigirkIg IGAD Wimw - Mm Miffs L McQww" -Tenoffs. Fjwjdg 5 S = BERRIES riremen and Santa Claus piece of devil' .q food cake-, de, ;pite the f I o w i n g beard (HeraldPhoto) T e To ne on ,~oors and calling the man's geographical center of Seminole name in a tortured voice. It County. .................... ......................... S $ 10.00 WIsest I p .*-".'.*'*'-'-. . :1::::.. ./ ,11~~~~~~~~~~ v S 100.00 WIsest / .. I -. $1..N W. 12-OZ.. M . . 49c WARWICK ASSORTED • I , .--, , ,. , *., ,. ,. * * ................. .... - '' 1, .:-:-:-:-:-:.:1:-: pared tijrkey dinner. too after -losed till tight , I ,,,, tes. There is considerable heenis to he liltmost .mlitable Tile area known as Iday ill ob."ervanct- or the and interested, were blank In chapter 57-1815--allowi IMire to lite Five Points alTa. anti economical . . . a %yell (,111.1stinas wiwity. ,rite offiveil ns Their beauty. So the man Points" POPs into be accomplished by ietitions. i)IduiuICd courthouse and jail ilI lit tip tot business "There are no tmrmui platis there is a discussion No matter her dolls and whenever about her asked Fresh Red ? ................. / . & Nuts! - 1`1 I I : U . / _____ ;. : I ? S I i t for regular at l9.31) per galion and Cities Service the low ' Part said. "You're Penny, aren't i I ANN PAGE CHOCOLATE COVERED . III ti ll ~ 2 Get in on the Fine I l NNECREST BOTTLE ALL FLAVORS HAWAIIAN I - QT. 14 OZ (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) lie casual "My name is '1 .. .-- . on the proPublic hearing Red Los Colunibitas, (wives of Hearing for reassignment of Mi. W. Vincent (Sheila) Rob- 1itkaL activities," said Mrs. tiu,ial recognition for her work ington, D. C. last April. i er an pose paving of . In addition to these and other Knights of Columbus) and with the Democratic Women's ert8 has been named ono'of Bugi Orange Avenues in against humiliation. The man k-anod down and attempted to be I u- ascau . 5C PRICES IN THIS AD ARE GOOD THROUGH SATUR. DAY DECEMBER 24th. • -; , 2-OL f. DONUTS i rii 14& 5 JANE PRPIP SusLPFD TWIN ROLLS ' I DIXIE CRYSTALS FOUR.X POWDERED I-LB JANE PARKER TASTY GOLDEN ;. 1 • ': 1. .1 I -.~.f. 11 *1 I Y.*.,.*1'.. ,.*.,.*.*..,... WHITE : POUND CAKE .. I - ~1'1 .;, , ' I - 6 r :.:-*-:4i-:-::: . CAN $ 1.1.1. 0 ________ QUART 1. .k r I -) en nyed hy 2 firernen' (lid manage to eat that tes. . was uncomfortable in their presence. But this pretty child was not one of them but a tiny WHITE HOUSE JAN! PARICRI Set S * a stranger among them. The~ BAG25c .:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:. t. 4 T k 0 1. 0 .1 . . ebildren. Always he had l)CCfl FRESH. CRISP PASCUAL \.._ C I P tee Sr. Sanford fireman gets a turkey leg at the Fire'San ford annual I , ___ tatist' gro%.Ili to I JANE PARKER FRESHLY RAKED I I • FRESH, EXCELLENT VARIETY OF FRUIT ERA FANCY RED DELICIOUS GREEN GIANT KITCHEN SLICED GREEN - ~r .., - - - : 9 16 AND Z . . • 3 yenr-old . Pact Announcement was inatle to- munity. This I letti-iied front illy During the yem- she .ierved clitil- ch, for tile Seminole Coun- Parlianientarium. She is a state criticism la. tors in Sanford had become in. Dec. 28. berore the Honorable ,it week when the terested in the case. It was Frank A. Smith, presidinsr judge (ill y by FlatHein Bogle, editor pilrelits, exillilple. I lilt) grate- aq pret;ident'of the (.11111 slit! ill- ty Medical Society Au.xiliary, director for Catholic Charities. public heariwo, .is originally of She is the mother slow but Penny had been taught of tile Ninth Judicial Circuit. of the hiogral)hical coitwillitioll, ful for receiving such fill hon. creased tile itle-Illbership by . scheduled had to be adjourned two ofl3 three children Judge Vohie Williams Jr. to sponsored by leaders of WoflWfls or,' sui.I Mrs. Roiirts wliiti in- 1,000 per cent, enabling the uu to wait. due to lack C anti a daughter. 'rtie loh>erts Sal(i with whom the case was originally organizations, club to wiui the Christine MaxPenny, the u)U7 internationally formimed of the IIC\Vs. family makes their home at 11E5. ItOl)t'EtS, ifi of Dr. W. wtlh Award. a sorrow that wasn't profess- asignvd. disqualified himself and nationally. V n.liieu CIO 1601 E. Seminole Lli)u!evard. Sb.' was elected :t state ('(liii"These young women between V. Roberts, Sanford city cointonal refused to talk. Th e rid* from presiding at the trial of Icule of other children had the case last week. the ages, of 21 and 35 fire hon- jjIiS.4iOfl(T al)d IONII I)IIYSiCilln, Illittee%V01111111 0 Tiolitillitte(i for -.17 Defen-ie Department has an11 11 1 shut her up. The unnatural Tile hearing for remissigning ored because of their otittitand- is it native of Bostoll, Miss nounced the death of Army • # voice had been imitated by a judge will be held in chain- ing contributions and aucomp- a graduate of Boston Univer- served uS hostess for the nor.Sgt. Ceusar Bryant of De-Land. :,~ j 1,1V idit delegation tit the ilittiolull bantering playmates. So Pen. I)ers at tile Orange County lisliments in civic endeavors, 4ity. my spoke no more. Site has gained state atid na-I cumpaikro conference Ili lillil.SllI religious, professional find poCourthouse in Orlando. y I '.- ~' - P, NTs '- --- ON . to -) ;1"0- 0 -- I ~~. . : L I C BAG Mrs. W. V. operations. One of the best doc judge has been set for 9 a. in. iCLfl VOIiICII for lO0ft;. : 4, ranges . 4 I I-L Corn .......... 2 `39c SALAD .... 33cQTS. 59C AMBROSIA .......... QTS.49c APPLES ........... LB. 1 9C CELERY HEARTS ,4 .. .:. .. .... ..... -- CANs39c .1 I Fre nsp, es ' . FR IT A C STALX ******-*". ~ " ' 63c ........ 149 "& $289 5'" $3" e e " , .. . . . aN LB. C 1 , . . . the injunctive tib of S(!minole County and political activities, Mrs. Roberts a member of the Parliamentary ~think of nothing betPenny had a cleft palate. Longwood has been rescheduled ID 6,000 outstanding young AmerCouncil came under ter lit life than working tilt- Lite Denlot-ratic party on state has been active in women's Law Unit of Winter Park antifor 40 There had been a series of Coll"ItY C0111 missi011 to another . 7 p.m. today at Citysevere Hall. 0C . .....'....... -*...." .~::.. :...:.:. ..." J* . ; S SPECIAL! (SAVE 26c) bench. lie pointed out tit "grave harni" which might have if the iot'cr4ci c " even afraid of needles. 7 BAG $1.73) CAN .11 . ... . ..........:.X.: .*.V.-.-.*.,.1 , . (3-LB. I,JT'J' I f did not find them strange. 71te other children cried, the nurse said, but Penny was brave and dignified and not C CTN. I , ,~-,,;. , 1. 7'' . I ... ~ hlnod man thought It must be teiti bit for a child who had been driver, who was shot, had lost In hospitals so much that she control of his vehicle and gone 19T- I LB. ,% SPECIALI RICHIS FROZEN 4 c sftmed logical for her to be III, there at Chribtmas time. The J - .. SPECIAL! I ' & A&P STORES WILL BE ALL VERY YOUNG, TENDER SWEET PEAS 5 t . t. Mary area. it %Vill punip lit new who had become accustomed sign and damage to people he to the routine of hospitals. ' had seen in his years on the -• U HUNT' S WHOLE SPICED copyRlGHr19mt0REATATT1CtCtF1CTEA CO_tt I. C SPECIAL! E • row all o us at 11 to tile entire county ''ouithis involved were Na- plain damn goofed off," lions- commercial development hut this will be contained where thaniel Williams. Jerome John- holder said. aloof, "ded in silence. proudly --you boys tire gohig to 4 #Primly defiant. She came on this son, Edward Grahnni find Rich. -~ to it, . years and ,qual. ard Lamarr, all 15 o it school for floor of adults as an c Names of defendants fire old. Penny was too stern, too pois. . tercliange has hecfl made posat request of the 3j udge. q L P The teei'iugers, all begging sihle through donations hard ed, too serious for childhood. reported .,tige ous,ioi.cr emotion- I . ni................. . t, w ere l ol l horn ''This Is Penny." t he nurse the work time and (lie like of the told the boys the case NVIks courtroom by Deptity Lou llud'! explained to the man. -She Is fill%local Lake Mary people , I a little lady." She was, the "011e Of tilt' worst instance. . (Continued on 11age 5) imurse said, the perfect patient vandalism and premeditated de- I.,agan. c . Y Getting the Lake Mary Bou- the Lake Nlary Chamber or rights of way which have been sedate In her ba th robe, imbed- W IIEAKSTONE COTTAGE * * * I , ' oic four -who ndinitted shootitig with .41ill;rshois ,,,ill Ill,, tinic developing the area Into the man was te.,bpend Christ. Claus, clown, motorcycle driver ont , of high residential value. and horses in the Christmas into the crow(l. inns. One was Penny. for some "To put, it bluntly, you boys it will be necessary There stood Penny, small and parade. 7 c C Potatoes 0 IN 4 il, ' most shut dewn there. Three boys COAST.TOCOAST PORT OR SHERRY SPECIAL! A&P SWEET ,0 1: . . . - -il. the Lake Mary Chamber or Four inothcrs sobbed ( Oiflhii('fl ('. working svitli the children's wing home for teenage sons were forcibly removed from the County Conrtronfli counts I)l.ihlIhCi and county zon christmas The ward was at and sentence (l to county jail - until they can he moved to tilts ing cninmnisskm, is to try and detention home. I-LB. ; I MIX , . I desk to chat. They had sent most of the patients In the SPECIAL! HEAVY DUTY ROLL 1. . Boost For Lake Mary ing softness. The lights of the town were more like petals of BAG I-LL . .k . I . 16 14 SPECIAL! 25-FT. ___--. -- flowercstrentogehracros ALL FLAVORS CAKE ANN PAGE ''S F IL I 11 R CANS j, .I * in the Lake mental par( lit getting amiroval gether in a furry confusion. event to take place connecting huh, Thc didn't collide or sparkle \tar area in mans sears ' bs for the lit but blended together in a glo w- Donald Jackson, pre. 39 SUNNYFIELD PLAIN OR SELF-RISING ' e ~11 Iii I.. .1 .,I ?% 3 S-LL I I ; f j i I I sk.* le' d there by * * leard Interstate 4 interchange Commerce ItW1atI and deeded to (lit I The 4111 pla UI C of I signlficent most mstru counts' bs property owners The lights of Sanford ran to Is termed 'the GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN OVEN READY AI. 1.1 ,1 1 f i 59 Good News For Holiday Budgets! Thrifty Groceries'. 1 I # .~ . L I So at then, slowly, opened the had one to we the most beautiful might he had ever (2-LB. BAG 7S0 i .I ------ 4* 1 . iamon n ene sta and ive irant to say it at.yatn. Z-15 qu. - l'rirc t Ci'nf. Ment, change tile look and haracter of the area," Jackson .- I $ UP LBO . I I HAM 4 CAN LB. 1. or down to the visitors' room lie closed both his eyes and BAG , % a .1 . I . 3 SUPER-RIGHTO, PURE PORK AN 29 MODELL PRIDE I 2 . "I I BEEF UND "i • * LL. $1 1. • .'SUPERRIGHT' LEAN, FRESHLY LBS* 10 % , C 88 LBO 1 i five years ago in tile visitors Lroorn at Semhrnlc Men'inrial 'Iospil at which looked down on Tile .n k Mn ry Ur,ilkvar(l Ii' Two bids, wit bin li'ss I han .hnrt l iwfnrv itnon I hut. I I;i' S U I) iiiiiii.'.'t. will nI iidy Iin. wi',l s, w it Ii .''.,'' ik$ i'm ihi 'First Street. The man's right nk i,riiis' ovi'r f-I wiles roast rUrtf'(I two hiIH hut R11I(I it ttpIWHI.'II ni't for ulunii 1Ml) dny$t, were 1liili1mi.l ('OIIHI was Infected and he $5,00t) of each other, for the iIiW ltiiidi'r, Ililiinii.I. plot). t,ii,,ithq pr.'sswny wfl bUilt. I hi' couldn't read or watch televi se COflt.tl%i't. to construct. (Ill' IIHkC t.Imi Company, (lrIn,i.bi, $":14. (lie I tWit will tiuI' Stilly Iii %V ill 1-1111111-0. I I:.' itik Il hIIIIL(' I hit otatity alt. nily hall pnvf'ii Ion for two months. His vision \tnimterihnnge on lfltPi$tflt(' 08 niut I I) Manl.'' Coll. it10 011 ('1,1111 11711 .11(1 1 111% were o p ened this morninsC • h e nit c as obscured i ,('Vat'II r mmi ake M sty • Pt iiit't.litii Company, l4'7'$l)%iEg, ('nimt ruii't loll work Oft tb.' 81)1,111 t h.. m il.' f tion the nurses dripped Into by the State bail Department (0 1.4 and plans soon to cornni'w ''ihi.inii,ti.l' i,it.'r.'linuri' ..i,ii,,iiu,,II * 9.I108. fir , mm1%' every hour around the at Talinlin,tsoe. will In' tii ii qii III iil,iiit fimu l Ill's e will III' III) Itlt III lIrl' uitiil t',lth't1. J)IIVi7I t hat. hkhNfly Al l reported fuiitln'r I hut, liii' .\iot'intcih Press r'porti'ii clock. The sedatives deadened .. sit. on •',th.'r alik of 1.4, troni 1-4 to 1.1w f,angwoodmost of the pain but not all of . Muirkiutni flood. 1i'tiiiiiit hit' "iiiiiittotiil. . L,t. ... ----- - _______________________________________________________________________ Oven t.,~o 32771 c Grad. "A" Quick Frozen, ¶ ? ijrrath I \'. E ATIIFlit: 11111.11y cloudy stud mliii (hi ii Ft klnv _________ . ANIUUI), VI)1tIi)i 9,40 '11111 1t I i s - fu Phone 822-2611 in 42-M8S cio . ,~ - I 1 . IE .-.. River '.1 ____________________ ____ on the SI. .IOlI1M I SLICED V4 LO Coui1y ; ~' , TFPA I Au autopsy is licuig performed today. . t 11 A I. 011 F-- ''. , MM$I* 1 0 I C 'I J ___ ! I1~ j I & . I \ I I .1 I . I - -- - �.t .1,11'r............ . .... - - - . I - _ --%~_- - i L '..~ I . - No ~ 4 Pope Paul • •. t I 1. 'lo JFINSC)N __ I tt For WORLD WAR I Veterkns, Paul VI', annual Christmas Rennissanet art and scienr. message tonight is rxpec!wd to In his Inst Twuice appeal Dec. I R, the Pope iisked Thilt the huh make zrnnthrn- strong plea -1 d' truces In Vktnnm be peace talk In Vietnam. wnded Into a lasting armistice. As the Vatic'.nn completed PoTw Paul recorded his Benedict, (iuztrtermter: Denny Nar)e.'s, commander: (Th:iuncey King, Iovarnut. Rep-d i rt, chaplain; Alice S. R ei nert, conductrss; Beiha Anderson, trushearer: Hope Saage, guard; Marie Ehetsch, IThflStee; Mary }lnrles, (Micidic'Lon Photos) m- (i- ; i-I&en Portion. phrtriotit instruct-or. ______ ______ ______ Double Blow Dealt Commies a : ~ I By 1 1 I : ' 1 9 11 I 1 t I I ' - '4 i, - 4 I ,,, jq i ' F. i 11 Teache SSJH - 4 - rs &utdnrlu rrth Page 2 - Dec. 22, 1966 stir I 11 Vacation LOCALLY OWNED AND , GLENN MCCALL AND COt ' is? - : - y MILLS ) OPERATED "ERNIE " --- - -_ --- - - __________ ____ In line for further interviews They prefer to believe their illwith the doctors there and get ness is physical. rather than their names on the list. in emotional or mental. "One of the greatest needs education can help 'Public th is county is for a shelteredovercome this feeling of shame workshop for older mentally reand help get some pe rsons aid tarded children and young before the situation gets out of or borderline cases, du1ts, control," he noted, where they can learn simple "We hope, now that a start trades and utili7e what skills has been made, the Seminole th ey possess. This cannot be Mental Health Clinic can condone in a clinic. We can only tinue to grow and expand to a Auxiliary Mrs. John Bare, Mr. and evaluate the situation and The appt'arance of 4 10 - Santa, . /\ , It, C. - I _ p 19 I .1 j I • ILtI:h Nine Tables Play Bridge De Bory - Six F De ry Attend Meet Leg Quincy. " I' - - ji % ____________ I • , I 'p - . '-I II I - - . 1 w(ji-J.H11(op lit the North Poh;, V 1' .. Td. flinkit. I lie•ltouut Organ Club atud the the- post, mud Mrs. Christopher Santa drew the' uuanis' uf V. V. mutt. Meyer I)vtteuuut Gut-tint Ci"vles. All I E. Butler, president. Mrs. 10 ENV, flrut. Normuuu Guuicletrtiiui to receive the' fire' thpatrtnient ladies auxiliary and Mrs Doyle Driver; st'roiid, t-i'iclent, of ti- coitiiUtiitv and 'umut, first 'icc preiuideuit, and Mrs. Fruni Mathuseiti tuuid Mrs. iicairliy iirttiui art' ânvited tei Mrs. Myrtle Mthiur, hisitufit gift, after which lie w t'scortod lunch; i-u his sleigh lou- George Groithe, A,,letxinud.ti- Men- "eome out and ratit* your voice' wufli ti n, from the Unit s' well atTime conference ezur mud Dr. Ruiul:iiu lLoseliui- iii UIIIHOU with friends and the r'tursu trih' home. re presen ta tives thu.tended by "A gotid tinie' Witi- bud by ought; fourth, Mr. and Mrs C ne'ighuluu to help usher iu Florida Posts. lLeport.s of all spirit of Chriatnius so>'." R. .Anclrewa. till," the' firssnuvii rt'purtcd. commissions and comniittses . showed progress in Legion pro-.• g•,,., ' 1. grams. A number of Viuttuini .J ___ ' a rrt t. '. 0 I veterans were introduced as j. j1 ' '.t"'1' Ii new nienibura of American LeSadler giut, including flurry i.I:t_ i' Sg't. DeSotu, both members Mild t.1.'IiI" I of the Green Berets. ~Jr :ir -i inspiring addressee wet" J4 1 given by Lewis Emnicrici of 14 * . _________ .,e!.1iutiVç. V S ' I. - I. $. ' - ,. ~ ' .' ',' '- : A }It)UBtoIi, - 1 4 lie I . _ till / - - -. -. - _-4. - ____ j,, 7 Ii - thu ____ 1wl- , __.0._.+#`.jr%"*6 -__- I (. b q commander, tiud by the U. S. Anubussudor to Rueuuiu, both whom have just. returuet! front Moscow. S 6 Dix - beatunoh' I - , P C,. liox 14 bu.uutozd MILDRED R&NEY 1 I $ IH'ttUtLU 'M1 -. ecu.. .- pI r I* 5' 5 5 f,p I C • 3ANFQD ______ i. , N CcrrI..4 01 L <9 ~ : fore the patient sees Dr. Burton Podnos, the psychiatrist, the Visiting Nurses Association is assisting In follow-up home visits, to keep ta bs on the patlent and now if progress is bein made. • C C off ALL ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE AT ALL STORES. R ~_& 7__<_ 1 1 i ,NtE ;4jUtT1PtL - BOWL-A.STRIKE BOND LARK CHOCOLATE FACTORY $387 TEN PIN FUN FOR THE UITIRE FAMILY. STURDY LONG LASTING TOY. _______________________________ MR. SOUND SAYS MR. SOUND AND SIGHT GAME I SIDE IM RID! 'IN FIRE ENGINE TRAIN Young t rain 357 Dump Truck Cement Mixer Ship Loader Missile Launcher 1 4 conductor's delight I,s1øi 44 7EAO 64 PC. 111 PM $1544 20 IOØ in 0fl4. PuG too i,,., Start pl, t0'dø. WITCH DOCTOR SPRINT Heed sbrnk.r AUTO RACiNG THRILLS 357 387 2" _________________________ RADIO WAGON 12" TRICYCLES 4.W$it*I 3 Whs.I fun end 227 Aw and øq t',4',,hIef. 1 t4 I h'it',,m, ,q4dd. SNOW CONE MACHINE FIqvori incfuded, mak.i.ice Aufek Play., CLOCK.AW0D trnti. ASSORTMENT 44 of the Chase game. Thrill IOEAL - $544 Me,L,s .4.Iicioui cJwe,. ; i,' mi',idi, enrd cup* o,d $'t,cIkn brnI VARROOM COMMISSAR IN -.--I 1 1- - $3 Atmult td.r Iii ni g pistol hnid....p?us cop hdn poim ufl. . YUfl9 "Firemen" on your flit. 444 I il Mnkø, Chocotn?. I -A ,. S.er.? Agent 1 l 3~ 1 ____ I r-z i~fl 1 _________ ALL _______________________ :I'd I M II '11 i teel 887 7 87 wqqon C I ' ' o ' I w ' •• ' - ' STORES. __________________________ ____________________________ rI4J1'J111t ! 1I4:4I _______________________________________ I ',II • :; • '.11 • 3 31 , 1 ,_a; - - • ' ' U. PW IT ; i ,, IN! 9^3 111 I ' 11 I M-.' • - :.... ____ 97 KNIFE Presto G.E. (VVI) Dominion ELECTRIC 17 DRYER ________________________________________ ________________________ _ IS TRANSISTOR VACUUM .... CLEANER __________________________ •....... R a le i gh 1 O" STEAM & DRY IRON .... _______________________ 99 Cary Fresh Air Faircresf G.E. (C-12) Presfo HAIR ELECTRIC 896 VACUUM SPRAY AM 896 STEAM HAND 696 VACUUM ........IRON ........ 28" IRON ........ 14~ HAIR DRYER ...... ELECTRIC KNIFE ........ 8" . FOR HER G.E. - 2 Speed TAPE HAIR DRYER ...........RECORDER .... • Fakcrest Transistor Skillet Style KITCHEN CLOCK 1 39 96 . 9- RADIO LAMP ........ TAPE RECORDER 795 ..w _____ ,,, $35 41" FAMILY GIFTS A Wl 114. ___________________________ G.E. 1b W.stcIo G.E. Teflon Chief Mate L dl.f F.ircr.st t . Sol Car 9 Transistor 1488 S% RADIO ~1111111111 I 'it ____________________________ - HAIR I - _____________________________ JII - G.E. * c ________ . ' 41 _____ r - - * • - .• - - - . ' - em Electric NOT AVAILABLE AT ALL F. 'S_ I ' I 1. ' I . . . ' ______ * 1:114 :i:i A4 ________________ - . .' : This Christmas.. Think Md Think ITEMS d ti~ ______ . Roto 3ro1 Crest Proctor Westinghouse NON-STICK SKILLET 99 STEAM & SPRAY IRON .. 21 Faircr.st 3496 ELECTRIC SKILLET ,,.,.. _____ 996 CAN OPENER ........ Toastmaster G.E. 796 SPRAY IRON ........... TOASTER ..... 296 1 4" ____________ ALL ' •ftink ANTAeE ,,iill EL EC; ~RIC ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE AT ALL STORES. Mi. •- i . IiM STORE- . - I N Regular 8.9S to 12.9S Regular 2.99 Riagular. 1.87-1.97 WIDE FALL and WINTER MEN'S BOYS' 'MOD' SAVINGS DRESSES - Now that e menial health th one-'day-a-wee k basis, it is apparent that there are many persons in Seminole County who are greatly in need of help. J "It is itriV,rtarit that PePe' at kast huaie the kiiowkdge' that the cli nic is here and there MIIUt hope of a'-istaruce. • - are suffering from severe emo tional distres! and mental disturbance. "Some of the children are re_______ ferred by school psychologists, ., some by the courts and some are brought in by parents who % have read about the service In the newspaper and are seeking help for their child. "The saddest cases are those where the child only has half a parent. One of the parents. usually the fa ther is gone, the other parent has to work to j"°.' ___ vide a living and tLc disturbed I wi th his child is virtually atone i NICU IT problems. Chsck tIsS Yapti puts: "It is vitally important that Ksv.i aside ndlej these children be seen, e%'aluatoc or sW serisL ,, pseassiat ,t.ctik.I cystic, ed and some solution sought so' ''" aside idluusts.L that they can be helped." Mrs. V _____ tic ysiui Dennison declared. i.4sta, 5b C • • ~ ______ ______ find many on.f.a.kln4 our mug. selection, some In wanted bonded Odon acrylic, plus other firs. fabrics. Sheaths mmd 2-pc. styles. Not every sin. in every styli. % 0 Gy prints for th. 'in s.tI Siz.s spo rt styles. WoshbI. Dress cottons, Perma-Press. & 6- I 6. 2 Y1N 5 ON GIFT SPECIALS LIKETHESCI LADIES MUFF SLIPPERS TWO POUND I GIFT BOXES FRUIT CAKE ASSORTED SIZES I COLORS Whit., turq.& , , SHIRTS 2Fo-R3 J ________ 0F25 TO HIRTS ro imits me sist ffickowlast Eire blue. 51106 5.9. c.0,.i. Pks ROMIZ REGENTS CANNISTER SET CUTLERY SET Meat Fork 144 end Carving 2 lor In. I : 4 Covered Aluminum Scoops, Salt A Knit. Pitspp.r, 4 . tI.IveI' V.I.. R.1a' Od.hd lowDIu.. ?Vkss k.4 - vu' __________________________________________________________ &1RAf JEWELRY 202 E. FIRST ST. OPEN A.M. TILL. 11 P.M., SUNDAY 12 TO P.M. DAYTONA ORLANDO WINTER PARKJ ORLANDO MERRITT ISLAND I IAU GALLIE I Holly MIII PIaz. PAPV WOOl) J'LAZA j Shopping C.nt.i 100 B.bocI St. O. 1/-92 1000 Asib., Nova Rd £ 1701 W, Colonial Dr. at L.a Road Hey. 50 b2OL SR I field's Plaza Mason Ave. [_ j 9.....d QUALITY tIme unt tiue na'aiut of jIutu uaijnted ALWAYS DISCOUNTS Ust gite ou Instant cash vinp gua,antessd tVLRY DAY ¶ - - ,, -' --- -.- -.--------.-. - _ - - -- - - - ___ -4._si - j ----- -- - I ------ - -- -- - . -- - ej - ' -! ' I ----- ____ ________ - U ftLs1IIfW I'4t to I1['11 _____ ________________________________________________________ ..... though it is on a shoe-string, I I - _____ tic. 513.0v • _____ bcuJUrd. J"tc. ssaea .& SC 3.-i, bur." J'c1 ci MuI...ri.tt..a tiss RAINES 4- ___ rtt!! ~ - HELEN I1E'EIES Cesca 1.; TM. bisauurr I1erid, Sill) N. EreeIt £*'t. S!X'J'Y-'I'I1REE w&I-ynztrnivrcid young people liste'iied itt.'uitivtIy to the a.tri'unient gven by Larry Burnett. third vice president ol the South Sentimiolt- iycucu to the Casselherrv City Council oit keopin Club Tahu, teenait- :iight ipol open. Council agreed, with "chuu,e in atppcan-ance and at(liw'aI1 Pituth) titude of the club," t give iull co-opw'&itiun. Vti Cl fri .V IV go buTItI"(t nn!rb rrth Pubtiabed IMUy •,urpi Mciurdep. Ssscd.sp assø Ulirtmususa - ' .' - }. Box 1651, Sanford,) ____ i3r -. Lill / - 'fltGLNiA J'L'TltOSKI nuitionu] $ reall spruced up to celebrate live' stltza. a/f old.- faclilon'ed Die p b iid 'isit aii dat. Xeir suite yow /01/f us for tradimogal # ,inog on Zhmadqff anti 7ritlay eiitber 2 a#:d 930 I - -. . ! .' the' 1 _______________ - I Ms - ' TeX., N \ I in prayer. ' ti H [cIslII II1UJ VA T! LEF are children and teenageris who NO CALENDAR Some select Sunoay iii a day of wurOlp. Others Prefer Frs cinyortutuu1sy. buttiieaoince pf worship knows no boundarett-tu rn poI or spatial. din church. Some lind their spring him in sunrit.e. or in a lresti.moWfl me' at dus Chiidsn oft 1InØ pitaca in an evening prayer. Each sucks peace in his ,, Wiiy. All place ttieir trust in a Supreme being and worship u conscience dictatee. Why nut join them? You, too, con land solace and guidance 111! 3 11 DONLY PM "We need to take care of our own, instead of looking to other counties for help," he declared. About half the patients being seen at the Mental Health Clinic I WORSHIP KNOWS - -. -, - mid ONeitr bur- 1 Plum., will toi, tilimitiored I)%- the A.M. TO SHOPPING DAYS I - I - EARLY, SHOP OPEN which would put the menIy ill person back in hospital custodial care," Mrs. Dennison explained. In addition to Mrs. Dennison's intervit' s. case histories, lam- I - - they continue families to try to teach other family mem be rs how to help the troubled one. They need to learn how to avoid situations .,,.I 4S I i1!I( tY Mrs. Pierce. Thot' at.tuighit. 'sen to N ortt Carolina, Mitis teridiuig were invited to join in l'eggy Sixiiputu to Albany, ningnug the carols. Both WesGa., Mr. niud Mrs Itill Edwards To the delight of more than inca art nienuhiers of the Longti C11g Hill, Ii>'. and Guy 400 parents and children, Santa wood Eonuttnathers Club and Ba at the - Striel:lund to Claus arrived Sunday uPlu'are!d by special invitation. annual Si"tt itt-c Mr. North Orlando ChristRuuHst!ll Moore. who itt-c _________________________ Mn.. ion nuns Party with a hug of goodIt Lauderuale and I gouuig U' lets tine! a surprise gift fur n fly MRS. JOHN LEONE M uuunui. 1.eem Itri.wu; ni,ti family I ceh youuuut there. Six merntwn- of 1aeBury' I Dniurt' t o l IUIIIi, aild Mrs. Linda SawDeIhiry Duplicate He- v.'a thu to tall. Snueiite,'.' Anuericati Li'Ii. Gibi Herbert I , .................. , ~_ itt . ,~ hi play to family Paint Ileuch. the Club lint! nun' tatiles ye, niud liuti' rtinuiuig uiut of the Bear Tin- rest Will hit' ttnjtuynig giun Post 2514 and iti .Autiliary woodi to apeni. to this' little oiu'i- this woel: 's 2 p.m. Tuesday Unit tittendud the- annual midon prt'velitinit of feirest fires. giuiue. Frauul: Mathosun dirt.cud. thieit- holiday at home. winter IJttpurtnueiit conference __________________________ Winners were NS. first Mrs. After a parade- through the' Orhitudu. hi I village, Santa pam4tsd out gifts Itohiturt Nicholls utatl Mrs. Chair____________ group were Comnuanthe in Caroling Ibiglis: tetsemid, Fruuul: Mathto I los give and curb child wits able' vice - • All iiiur- of Chnii;tntas Carols, tier Edmund Iovanw.i, First him his hut of rmu.stod tiiys. esouu and George' T'tiarsuulh; J. W. Watson and As hit luSt activity in North third, Mrs. Ruth fllntt mid Mrs. i;-' p.m., Chiniutnutu. Eve, atround Ctimnzutit1or in Ik'ltoiiu I"tku District Executive Cunt- I , fourth, Mrs. thi(' CIit'istnuuei trtet ore istiuviiug for his - Gloria Accurdi; Orlando l it- f ort- -' , ' cally. see that blocking it. 'We do much in the Wa>' of home visitation and talking with I - , - • C their medication, that their home en,%ironment is not aggra'ating th eir conval escence or pilots to heuti this- nueSKngf- . these persons be seen periodi-~ - 111111111111111 • we from state mental hospitals. "It is most important that I apparently Santa Visits I n Village persons lent-s who have been released U.S. through Jun. 1. tutjtis- from there' they will go DeBary: Col. Elswnrtb Groves training North Vietwill, given by Charservitqt will In. UI 5lit' u Atnuire. Ala. ti visit re'- Doltona: David Higgins, LoThese iii air w&iri&urak' I'iere and Mrs. B. R. Gray. zuarnest' flittru e'Iul interest ti vnuuig people. itt!vtq,. All e;re;ut Walter Si., re'ttui Acinis. .A)fl1'%Vofld liarMrs. Gray, a soprano olt iutici Rev. Cluirles Iftuiuuttt. pus- nzwi ill South Siithneiiii. tiara }lolt, Ostuon ,lack 1St. BU!LV LtpJIrOIirIfttt luyflins and : ,%I ti Suutufot-d (?huIurck. \'R't( }lUt'Ht()ul will i;i hi'r!y, (l'ietht. .• survelliance to be done on pat- Ii 'Mental Health Clinic, P. 0. 0 1111. ~ Iturkluirdt, chairman, atid Mrii. firmed ii roport from W11411ilip. I 11 11 iveratty, who will 81will: nuch ~12.. said Mrs. Wulter 1)7urus ford: Prancer, Ilerring, Altit- Gertrudt North Korean 25 to fill ton that I night for one week. Dec. 2f weM4k u the inoun monte' Springs; Ruth Smith, Zeila Bitrich, a program of ,, tm are In North Vietnam. • # of this . I it. ~~~ by the people see are in "It is necessary to have the Orange County and they already interest of the public behind our have overflowing waiting lists, efforts so that they may make "Seminole County has nothing it known to their government of this sort to turn to," Mrs. officials that they want these . Dennison noted. services to be made available here." he concluded. Anoth er fringe benefit of the (Make checks to help finclinic Is the foflowup work and ance the clinic payable is James Wagner, Sanford, a Lee Taylor, Andrra 4 i provide the many additional (The Sheltered Workshop one of the top priority factilties being sought by the Seminoic Association for Retarded Ch il dren.) refer the girl, of the Au,:iliury, es;sncially name drawn iii the opening of Disbarges thrilled the children of member, ii new autO cicitier in Winter Timothy M. Nalepinski, Bren- j Mrs. Evelyn Smith, who were l'art: and were' awarded the dii Brantley, Maggie Arnold, iupiriat guests for the occasion, trip. Lynn Wilkins, Jolui E. Luther, Santa distributed gifts to all Alae vncuttioning outside the' Anthony T. Wilson, J 0 h n eitwniding. rouuitry will lu Mr. lAnd Mrs. Duughtery, Sandra Tlinrne and The lull and serving table l'uwl .lures. Who are planning buh' boy, John G. kladerer, lot- the event were decorated It trip to Mc::ieti- They will tie Elizabeth Ann Chumbliss, Dor- in the' Christmas theme and First Southern TO Hear Guest Evangelist - "Other counties, no larger in population than Seminole have "Unfortunately. most of the., much greater services and we agencies to whom we need to can do it.. too. They their Sanford. a girl; Mr. and Mrs. piayed by Mrs. Sally Fuulhaher rom Miami Bench. have )ut'l:y ennugh to OISCflU$i d services needed agencies equippe county, " Dr. one corn- other from post home on Prairie Lake. 0tjiUTY , PHONE 322-2482 & MAGNOLIA ________________________________ Fayette and t'uhy boy, Ethel lucid point in th e spacious cruiser 14mg Church of Sanford will have us klu'piuig for a waits' Christ- Fairley and baby boy, Denny halt did nut any they were Irtle-81 virunpulist, Re". BM-1 n1m., h1r. wid Dirri. Walter 1plenge. Anthnny Turner, FraIl-, reilloWiuug the- drnior, which trying rurluuutu' nun lnrnrnr it:::rtu: Beach to nttiick tier. nithi and their liumily cit Warren, Pevid .liickson, - wui 'rttged 1'," Mrs. I:iuv U.S. ituttiorltle's also con powered 1 Visits legion Births Haiti with all expenses paid the' contest. turn screens. The nimnuncl'nhttnt today said the phuties were tie' tected at they were heading in c TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG Switzerland, tb per of all n)ustard j sold in sciuee St. Nicholas Hospital votes Travel On Deadline For Contest •sappcured from radar detet'- coc- _______________________________ __________________________ with air- authniatii-ally be included ' OUR "THE PRESCRIPTION In Friday Is moving enemy planes i-utir missiles over the Gulf of Tonkin Tuesday night and the pilots saw thorn explode. - An earlier announcement said 'only that the enemy planes had I the - ' s from the caxTier mus; decoration. All hOUSeS in the e1t will Xitty Hawk shot clown two slow- t -: .4 Including en+ire stock of iccl ' IV -I ~; Rut lie snid the governilrs, After a " 'er - open and frank" discussion, were leaving ranch reinforced "In the complete support of the policies, __________ the principles and the precepts _____________________________ fringe wi th the munist strongholds in Vietnam DECEMBEE i, iøac today. Tin' urieperWd Admissions rriduy will murk the final B JANE CASSELBERIIT One formation of the heavy day for residents of the city of With choni nut. for ChristCarol Ann Bare, James W. jolly old St.. Nicholas bombers flew In from Guam to nnd to decorate their nuns vacation many of the Childre, Arlene' Smi th, Lee B. annual Christmas party and strike before' dawn at Viet Cong he included in the bunkers iuiid fortifications In homes to Kolodner, Walter covered dish supper of Old Gl Christmas Decoration Contest South Seminole .lunior Bich Miller, Belle War Zone C' about 45 mites ers of the Lonrwnad Area Chamber School Michael Bockins, E th eida B. and it Auziliury 'Unit both vantage of the time for vacsA sernnd wave tilt bitt in the' ° Commerce. rrance, .1thce The judging committee delighted and surprised the I Ozella To tinning and visiting out of Ahies, afternoon ut infiltrating North I Holcnmb, Eristi Baxnllwn, John I throughDemilthe Chamber will drive Vietnamese troops in the toi. W. Perry Jr., Sanford: Eath- nuenuherahip. Iturlzuid Zone' between North out the city Friday to determine The party attended by 7h Mrs. Joan Wargo and her crine A. Benninger, DeBury; which houses w ill receive and South Vi etnam husband are looking forward to Benjamin Jagendnrf, tHiltolth; nionuheri. and guests of the two Amplifying an earlier report second and third llace trip to Corn Buyer, Lake Mary. organizations was held at the 'the U.S. Navy reported th at two awards for outstanding Christ- an exciting three day i 1: .1 a 1 .. . I~ , tries. Bombers to if ~ man Catholics in nther coun SAIGON, South Vietnam (APi - Long-range U.S. B52 bombers delivered a cicuutite' blow lit Crnm ll 41 floods and to focus tittention cm their urgent needs. He reportedly will deliver in person part of the $1.6 million donated for flood relief by Rb- _______________________________ I stayed , 'Chrisim the West \'irginia caucus. While the chief executive in the hnckgrnumd. Iowa governor said there were serious problems in carrying I nut some of .lohnsnn's Great Society progr:ims In the the Agencies other -.--------- ec'uit!ve Nick) T'Zuth lovanna, histxwian: Rltmv.h Rmult. rolor hearer; 17111 Pape's historic auto trip th Flar- yards from his apartment. Pnp( ~ once Saturday to celebrate Paul decided to go to Florence Christmas Eve midnight N111-IM this year to comfort victims of and dcnuinstrnte his *ympiithy Italy's disastrous November lrist at the LR.1 Ranch. then qummilined nrusmen And int.roduced Gov . Harold E. Hughes Iowa, Hughes was chairman of senior 4' at - ~ and establish pn'd Out. ' We 'd like to see group thernuent are in Orange County. all of which are already over -bur - Rp sCSSiOflS established. More dened with people from that work family groups would county and have long waiting be helpful. More preventive I therapy would be beneficial. Seminole County needs to Classes in how to help mentaty cpan4 Its health facilities to . take care of Its o. service. in a discussion of the clinic additional "More public relations work with Mrs. ('-arnlinc' Dennison. , is needed to spread the word mental health social worker, and about the clinic and encourage Dr. Frank Leone. director cut the people to make use of the aercounty health department it be- vice. comes apparent that the clinic "Often it is n problem to get is not an end in itself but serves a ixrson to admit he needs help as a stepping stone. and petiade him to seek 1 be "We are finding that some cause of the old stigma that Is of the children who are sent to attached to mental Illness." us wit-h se'ere emotional pro"larents often feel Insulted blerns are on the borderline of when told they should seek the for then mental retardation and from agen- services of a psychiatrist for help we seek further their child. They take It as an des such as Sunthnd Training indication of personal failure Center and Gateway.' School. which they refuse to admit. "Unfortunately, these places "Many adult.s are enraged are crowded and have long wait- hcn their spouse or doctor sug- - - of criti. week's caueus at Democratic go'ernnrs at White. Sulphur Springs. W.Vii., met Wdnt'sdt with nine Democratic state Mike Ponlan. sergeint of arms and trustee; Frank Knight, ;icljut.ant: Edjudge advocate, in the :uuxward McCarthy, chaplain: Edmond iliitry are (front, from left) Marie Zeiler, junior vice presideni ; Mildred vice president: Elsie Merrihli. secreKing. president; Alice Shanley, commentators - __________ wave radio Ian prepared translations In guiuge's, Including those of th European Communist countries. od. Usually, the pontiff eeiehrnte$ The Va ti can also was making Christmas Eve midnight Mass final arriingt'mtflts for thi in the Sistine Chapel a few , -I . : ~t .Inhnqnn. conscious, c'i'rr aimed at him senior vice commander: Whiter Shhnley, junior vice commander: (back) 4an,: the rresdent of hned some -•---- installed nev officers. In the g?-oup( t;op, lefl t.n right, front) Are Elden dilIWis anct foreign srnwces said the Pope was certaint to .repeat his oft-stated desire that th e Miami war be end- I - ti 1i97 znd Auxilihry, of DeThry, 1ia 1"ATICAIN' CT7T (AP)-Pope far the fland.qtrickan canItir n1' preparatinno; to broadcast the Christmas message for radio message around much of the and toleulaton Wednesday at his own radio in. desk in the privnw study nc to world through i apartment. Vatican short his ~ Barracks hv as the evhunu'd 7 i Peace fnrth pni the pculitici1 Suit and he the UniU • President .lnhnsnn ss ___ and grumbling Demiwratic Demoerats might ''U leader of the tree world" ernnr hive no quarrel on perOne of those in attendanee ever with a new candidate in srmai rniirid hut simply disa- was Gov. Warren It. Hearnes of lfit$. grec. :ut le;ist to some exti'n, Missouri, who had said last Hearnes said nothing cluirung on programs. patronage the news ecunlerence. unless; ,Thhnscrn that week ___________ pn1iti. -------- ; '0 set CITY. Tc. tM' ____ ilities henefit' f li% 't'r SAflW value to 11w deper• )41Ofl. Or tO 11W ot her flwm• the psv'hiat tie elinic esthlich. j ber of the fam ily who renite ed here a few ths nnuething has to be done," de tiunt it npen' others j'u -5 I)r. l,eone. ing to other agencies who can dM('(i "Rut there Is so much more he'p the patient. most of the that needs to 1w done." he Pnlnr1unatet, One of ead Pl - -_ -------- -_ -_ --- th Fac Its Own Heal Says LBJ=We Just Disagree "I-&' ____ County Needs To Expand I I . With Governors, Quarrel -1 .1 -------- - I - - - - -- - - I I I - r- - ----.. �or r _ it -_- - _L ILL - -ia-- - r__$I**t I- L,.. - _*WI----_- J,.* l-,J__-_-U_. ..___.iriMnrwT - • 'I Want It Done' 70-, 49 Seminoles Wce In O ageClass In H ic LOSe, ..1 ~..I i .. no ~ 0 0 TW Is F.r. C ighland ___________________________________________________________ . I-! 0 F ____ l ..."' I! tl Namath Finishe :. .-. ~, '. . ..>, I " '-' ".:'' .;;~-.~.!-" .-- .. .. .V '..., I ''...~. .. _. :-., ,:,--` Rth t J I •• 1. - . 4.3 ,.• .-- 1. •• - .'. = and - - ( 4 ..,. . ..,.. .• I - . .. * Ra . I I .1 -.--•-.••- V,. f. ,.I 4 . (OJ~.-So who'& the wise guy that put in this Green ; ,A -' F "I'll . .1, I : ... !, ,. . ') , • , 'r-, 0 I . . ' • Bowl Over Leah In i ~ The long-standing feud be- . . e ' It. - •:• it L ' ... " - •.-:•' ' ... , li2 ,,-~ ' • L ,' fill , S , • I I 1 V - Ii.eUISUI'(" 811(1 1*' uilrstutthy lo'iI.iz iuuiici.eth in several otlici- st.iites. In Cz-nnfoe-d. New ,lerse. a i'oiurnutiity of 26,41(10, allegedIr ly refus.'iI a gut. permit to (;ulliehtuti unless ha' received cer/ tificuu's (if 'n'nt-iil stud 1.b.yuirsth" httitttI. It just so huppmu- that (ahiugluui as ii U.S. Army tiicrkamatnshi' instructor, a fumier nht!Inhlt'i of tin' N. J. All • Natinniel Guard Rifle Team, he is a family niuti with a Z NItA Life- Mt'uiiI.cu snub an ardeqit shootc1,,it 14.14, I er br 16 years. After ti.. hearing. hsiu- application was approved. I urge' all who are interested, to write your Congress4 ! mun that this statute is. a viulutiuii of the Second Adniwidn.e.ent, "the' right tu, twin arms'' and the r"if th Amendment, too. • S • $ . '1 , •.---.'---'-'•--.*.•-----'---'-''.•••----",---'--•• aiim. The pres.-it-h, thus.' stop netiun I . . 1"LASII! !!! I match has first part of the muti, heralded "golf-howling" now liuuui euit4!red into tilt- record 1.1,0kb. The- runthiImltiulI of Bob' (jiluas.' keep it oh the silky) Cooke' and L.S.S. (Lucky Stiff Split-ski s snwtisered "Howler of the' 'Year" Hurry Pentecost and his cohort, Mike- Whekiieil. • And now if we can clobber them on the- gulf course, 7'. th ere'll be' sonic hiauuur headlines next week, i'll betchia. My immediate concern Is that yours truly's gulf score mis U strunge tendency to resemble' my iiowliitg score, too. j.ouk, if Arnie and Jack, can emuhilut titan' tuslunts what's ' wrung with a duo ol bjshit-eki and C..ui,. W euutd bill our '' 1 iI , scives jas S. C..-(aucli clowns!) • -.-'---- record •• an I ' • • , ' .' '( , ' • 4 J " ! '' ' • • Pitching 1 , - 4. • - ' I Cs -, - . I th _ I _ I - 'Em Tight The hut stove league cuzitruversiei' regurditit brushbuck pitchers brought th is nice from 111113' Bernuin. 'F'redtiy Fitzsininu.cizis D inty t'buir- us the l,et in that tie•jwrtiiient." He unce hit me' while .1 win. kit the un-duck circle," said HsrnMp. __ ' . C. ';4 . - , ' . - •• 111 "' '-• ... I ' Z_ '' "- ' • . " ' . Straight In Loop Vanderbilt . - g9 The In A nay Attack - . western p ... I '' . - _- --U-- -".-- ..-.---- ' - - I ME-' IN SERVICE S/Sgt. Philip M. Moon, who bus just ended a two-week visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moon of Sixth Street, Chuluoti', hat returned to Ellsworth Air Force Base in Rapid City, S. D. -. 'S - I if . L. I 7 ___ -.- • - . ö o by 2 locksi. means I Too small for an ad to b. noticed or effective? You're I 118 Magnolia Ave. 2522 Park Dr. ,ding this ansi ' -n -: -- - - •' - ' I S • JI --I - DOWN PAYMENT EAST TERN! Store hours $ to 5;30 daily. column . . - TUNN OUTFRONT SOUND NO I - - $ ' 1x2 Sanford Electric Co. ¶ -•• CNANKL \ *10* &"11_1111 I WC111141111 Vsit Our Complete Record D.partm.nf. _ __ ' ... •... -' - - . . .*"U -, - .' - , .. -- - ' GUY ROI)GLRS . - ' N egro o ea Dixie . . I Pinecrest Wins ' ' Scores - ',, - ' ' ;" -- . , . - ., i1AM1, Fla AP A Negro Michigan St. 76, Tulane 66 Pinecrest Rexall, of the SanvOu e FS Rod ers• quarterback will direct the MIDWEST ford Recreation Department's Sout.h attack br the first time Purd Ut 79 Arms 9-OT • ,, Biddy Basketball Lcugu'c, c Monday when college all-star i itiu0 on . Duquesne I II • tended Its unbeaten winning teams tangle in the Orange Iowa 72, California streak to five games as they Bowl in the 19th annual North, pi Sanford Atlantic Illinois 81, Stanford ND B ' N romped over South football game. National Bank 53-. Leading New Mexico 79. Creighton This will be Haul- Washington Tulsa 67. Utah St. 52 • By THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS '\"the assault was Joe Stefleni State passer who was fifth it; lithe' Chicago Bulls finally do with 21 points as Teddy Miller Drake 77. Colorado QUALITY MOBILE HOMES the nation during the past seanull dowii that ;iluyofl spelt they dunked 12 for the losers. Okla h oma City 103. Baylor LEAGUE son with a completion average a re trying 1w. Guy Rodgers Seattle 93, Evansville' 89-2 ots of s per cent.. Three other games were playj Home' on the' ,, s,qitz,,irlw b.c Inrtnr •, • . ,• ill anioru riec 71. rod In fltf!tlt w ith 24 had assists tie' moving into a tie for third Rodgers U. of Sun Fran. 84, Provi..6 Mugtiuliu Trailers Jb Wednesday night a Na tional I place with First Federal after deuce 70 Compact Luxury Basketball Association high for dumping Oregon HO. Hawaii Marines 74 them 41-31. Brent Es84 80 4. Four Wheels in leading the Bulls the' year U. of Pacific 82. Portland 72 i b. Rolling Homes 'ILI 42 to their fifth consecutive' vieW- born and Walt Morgan were the 16 and 1.1 th Idaho 49, Wasvington St. 47 6 86 Leiaurunusa ry. 110-107 over the New York winner's stars wi points and Jimmy Steffans hitUtah HG, North Carolina St.. 76, 48 26 Wide Loads Knickerbockers at Chicago. ting for 12 for the First FedSanta Clara 99. Missouri 111-2 2t1 41 Insurance Rodgers leads the league in I era] quintet. OTS HIGH GAMES-.SEItIES assists with just over 11 per Rick Ferriill and Bill Jimenez San Jose St. 60, U. of Nev. 57 208 'f4-Dot Powell ganie', and lie passed the' Knicks for ________ apiece n ts po i d rimme 12 Oliver 186 'r.lr.-Greetta .iust dizzy enou gh for the Bulls as N1'RR team -'I "/52fSue •luekson to withstand a final New York the winning 44-20. George's they sank Bostun Garden iK9f1,1'7-I)strkis Owens ruihu at victory in the' closing defeated Strickland Morrison Chamuuship l94/b14luan Erieck minutes. __---Day and Night Grill 44.33 and WO 't,1q_Miirc, Cnrntuiet-i T,iqtiiri f',nlI 7S, Miess, f7 I 188 $liU&-Sophiv Woodson had the league's highest poin t Canu1atIun producer Frank Sloan puce the UNI'IIOFESSIONALS Syracube III). Manhattan 89 winners with 30 points as Dennis LEAGUE Rubber City Classic hard for the losing Epps tried Greater Oviedo 1 Championship cause with i. 811.5 16.5 •1vc Akron 8?. Bucknell 60 Current standings: 84.6 21.6 2. Southe rn Bull Cunsolutiun 0 ..-. Pinecrest ltexaU 8. Stemper Agency 8fl 9$ Hofatra 7€', W te'ngtun. St - 4 WTKIf 4. Busduock Furniture 81 25 611 3 2 First Federal . • 5. Suit Life' of SUn Devil Classic 3 2 Sanford Electric •. 80 26 Canada Cluunpiuuiihlp 3 2 Strickland Morrison 6 Wall Plumbing k Iowa St. 101. Texas B? 4 . 1 Day and Night Grill 26 28 Heating Consolation 4 ... 1 George's 7. Sanford Atlantic So. Calif. 92. Arizuua St. 60 Sanford Atlantic Bank . . 0 5 Nat'!. Bunk 26 30 'WTJ.LB Itudit, V. Pinecr'st Liggett 25 81 RcxuIl 110. flu. Pub lic U 82 U tilities Auto Sales 23 U8 11. 1.2. Guenubell's Sunuco 111 41 HIGH GAMES-SERIES 218/5913,-Dove Fleming IWi/1i4-J*zn Ilufaletãer 188ff1U-1Jea Oniuhundru 187/606-Norm Lowther i72/604-Euy Briidun 1B1/b1r.-Go-rd_nn I ________ ,.,'.. '' ' C0iueye Cage - k -. JUST 110W DARN SILLY CAN YOU GET? . . . I aid mire- and uppluud all of thioss women whiii'vs- been taking part in the distaff pistol tritiniur in our inimediate area. And lit the same time, liii t'onvtice'd that. those' New le!rst'y niosquities niust hiiivt' st'UIIV soft.' til ti., thiinkitig ceul 61 , ,.,,,i till U Do you l;iiow that thti' i.'quirt- "anyone under 18 years of asgt' to out-am a psychiii.trist 's certificute''' to pUn.tiuse' tin ar rifht' Thuni. gosidnest it T. .1. Callagiusii. 211, decided to take' this nisut' to court, cause this law hzui: been cited u an "ideal . ' ' , - X. - ' "U, 11 routed Duquesne 89 Current standings Associated Prt':c poll and Lev 6' 1 3 SIt. Oklahoma City downed Bay-; Lions ..•..-'' Rams ..................3 1 br ]01-80. Purdue took Army in; ................. 2 2 overtime 79-69, Iowa humbled Jets ii Vikings ..................2 California 72-62. Drake upset I ...'I' Colts 2 . Colorado 77-72 and Tulsa over0 ' Eagles came Utah State 67-52. All were Tonight's games starting at ' home court triumphs. '6:30 p.m. art' the Lions vs. Iowa State exploded for 62 IN Jets, Vlkingc vs Colts Eagles points in the second half to whip s i vs Rams AU games are played I Tc"ais 101-87, for the champion c at the Seminole Big I ship of the Sun Devil Classic at 44 Gym. Tempe. Ariz., Boston College By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS heat Massachusetts 71-67 in the EAST final of the Boston Garden lt-n'lLaSalle 85. Penn 83 tatfonal and Akron won the St. Bonaventure 57. Kent St.,, Rubber City Classic in its home I Ohio 55 town by downing Bucknell 87-60. I I SOUTH Louisvil le' 75, St. Louis 611 Purdue' 79, Arms' 69-CT Temple 84, Wake Forest 58 1.11, I - - , *iI ••-•.- tH'e. 22. 1M -• -Pare 6 C Of C Cheers - -' ' n 1_ , hi; college •------••--.--• - career. Campbell i since routing Duke nearly two: Namath said he expecLs to & t Keep 'Em Smiling OR 11 c i • 1. ht Vandy Cage Game yartingf, arnund their 40." -,aid. Tile Lions tightened their all. No. 5 Michigan State and in .9 cast and then four or five Eaton. "we might as well give It, hol d n to1 s No. 6 New Mexico also chalked months recuperating and cxer tory over Northwestern. kings 393j from Oak Ridge., UP victories an a night replete cising the knee. and DePoyster kicked three 54_1- time centest. Kip Braden way ,'amath performed well durTenn.. the 21-year-old Campbell' with intersectinnal contests. e . N yard field gnnh~ and another for 15coU Harris showed th Playing at home. Louisxille Ing the season just completed spee. hit On 174 Of 26 field gnal at- ! Z yards, during the Cowpokes' connecting an 230 of 471 Passes 0 tempts to tie a Vandy record in I defeated St. Louis 7.~ 68 I tiveLy. Mike RiCharde had 16 i road. Michigan State bounced I far 3.379 yards and 19 touchand Randy Brown tossed in 10 the game at Nashville. handles the punting averaging for the losing five Campbell feat made him the back from Its Tuesday setback downs But he was hampered by 40 yards per kick. His longest The Colts continued to keep Wednesday college basketball by New Orleans Loyola. to whip lack of mobility. the inability to punt Witt, yards lust year. the Eagles from winning their player of the night. His per- Tulane 76-66 and the New Mcxi- escape when opposing linemen . . first game as they scored a 37 formance overshadowed the en Irnbns beat Creightcrn at broke through th e Jets pass protection. He had 2 passes 30 victory as a result of Andy return to action tonight of the Omaha 7.6ft. \ I% n . .,, . . Illinois smothered Stanford $1- intc.rcepted. Adenek's 19 poInts. UCLA Bruins. top-ranked in The tween the Montreal anadienc Toronto Maple Leafs is and Into Gee, what a thrill walking SPORTS SIFTINS to capacity for perfect urangement for Yvun Lyman's gym and seeing that it was filled their match with 'the Fighting Seminoles. And what exuher- Courn'yer. The Canadiens and Leaf s. who snee . . . you couldn't tell which was louder, 'the cheering Vigilante uil:ing tiff. Congratulations to all of act a barage of Stanley Cup crowds or brav1ing records during the Na 'von for supporting your local high school bnLethull teams trnnal Hockey League playoffs In talking with the players, I know they appreciate It just went at It again liit spring, as much as the couches revel in this kind of votes of confi- W d esda much to deuce. - . . Whatever happens to all those "Opening day" CournoycrE y del ght . )unttw's. Seems like after the first week-and, at who The slight right weeds and the lakes to ynureicli. ... Lena Walker doesn't fit. e ict only tn ' owcr Into that cMogorv, however Hi was up tnutitr and got him- g civiverted three times aei.f another 16-pound turkey. . . . Look, I didn't a' ft but wHir Toronto was sirnrt-handed Vince Lornhardi-eoaeh of the' Green lIa' l'ackers did AND I d led the Canadiens to a f •) she can victory over thu Leafs AGREE 'WITH HIM 100 J'ER CENT. • Anbod sit and watch three football games. an Thunkssgi ing has got In other games, New York I I never quits musks it past the first quarter and Chicago both won and re to be nuts" of the .wcirnd game' hof ore I'm dozing iii I rout of the "bach mained tied for the NHL lead. tube." . . . Burt's hoping Muck Blythe and the Sanford five The' Hungers got two goals from do we.li at. the Highland Ciwisir Christnius tournament. They Bernie (Born Bonie Geoff rum I have the niukingm of a good unit but have taken a couple of and walloped Boston 5-1 whIle close ones on the chin in the' opening stagef of this year's ttw Black Hawks got a pair schedule. ... Similar heat wishes riding out to Oviedn's Dick from Bobby Hull and handed ' Prater and hii squad in their Citrus Cluntiir tourney at inver- Detroit its 14th straight road nt'ss the 29th thru the 81st. Sure' hujit that Simon Harper loss. 1,-4, I ct,iItiliUt,e iiii Iit. lust streak. I • I When Itifl \'ecl hcurd that Mihw' Burke' of CYIS would STANDINGS lie the new pre'sids'nt of tit N 't '\ tin ' itiiki"s, If( witi quitsI I utmusetl • 1 I . I I "I'm glad to st't that he bin j fOyfl)( circus background - I (Burke was iurrncils with Liizglnz. 1Jin.i, \eeck suid 4' ' 10th place buivtzig been with the circus gives N hen you 're' in , , it you better uiji)iri't'ititit)n of clowns. % -.... The Won Ile! game honors fell to Kenny Al , spend about two weeks in the threw in 3ft points to lead the weeks ago. "If we're not eating up the lord wIth 14 for the Louisville. No. 2 in the A? hospital, from four to six weeks 10th-ranked Vanderbilt Commo- ; B~ 11 I, 'if r -.--- •• Probe Stepped Up For Lost Girls •'•.. • . ern Attiletir Conference champi- , tory by sinking 13 poinLe. NHL - .~. - .. I , k. -=~*._ ,I I 1. - , IL , ' , Canucks Mce's? I .1 . '. . ,.~I ,I I , j, f , i Bay mat?) ' • •.• - ' *1 0% I i . • ot - f5i .I 1, 1. ., f ::. 1i; ~j I ~ iI I In Cage ill I r ms - ' Mnttfnrh WrrnTh Mary 1kflirci of H'1y -'oiet. Trup ;4 I rf (;ae1brfy us'r'r'ivc'c his award. f,eft, to ri ght., S-'siut.mastr W. To iani&, Wltr, and (Frra1d P1iot) Ilk ;mutrr'rmtci, Mr. and Mrs. Pre(1 Fit,linsi of 1,)rewvsoc1, J; p •' -~.- Downtown Sanford 322.1562 (;J,1; M( '01:'I- Walter Walter Bistline Named Eagle Scout ... •.: ."-.... Lake Mi r ,' 'Diamond' Plan "I %ilnnt SOKC Siot ¶_'" The Falcnn of Dunedin High School, last year's ctate ,Ilk" lIP.. _____ C\L 'r'ck, the Nc'i York •• champions, made .short order of the visiting Seminoles In the 'F second hurdle rate of the etc $40(s no QnaTteibIWk will . r opener of the Highland Rakethall Tournament hict night b sencon is on tap tonight at u,e hi r ight. k fli' get hi wish * I dumping Sanford 70-4R. Sanfoal-Orlando Kennel Club will be operated on for the secOnly two of the Seminole's cage irnit were able to hit dnu- with O.B.'s Nero listed as the -. ble figures, Frank Whigham with 6-3.l and Lamar Oxford morning line favorite. time and Namath wi ll lose a 4 " " " ~ was one point sb3 with Hurdle raees which were ui a. lateral cartilage that fis torn r : According to Head Coach Mack Blythe, tWe were In the tinted Monday night, were very UgL15t durin g n e x hibition 4' Ifl running up to 5 57 of the third quartor and nnI trailing well aec,epted b' the crowd on game but we never picked It up from there on As * matter of fact, hand The outstanding approval .t,. H went from ha d to worse." "i don't have a ny doubts the p . of the event caused Gen. Mgr. '/;Th . . Dunedin fielded a much bigger and stronger unit than the .lack 'Ledoux to consider hold. • operation will be a success." Z.1. L i local five and had complete control of the hnnrds. : . 4 09 ~4 ing the popular event more than Namath said from his mother's . "They not only got more of the rebounds, hut thc were twice weekty as originally plan. : a home in Seaver 1- sills W I prett accurate from the floor, too" added Blvthe ned 5 - - - . -1 X.- . _. where hr i spending the holiThe tournament continues through Pridnv of this week Also in the field for the hurwith today's action pitting Hardee County High School of die race tonight will he West SO. I'M WALKINC I)OWN THE STREET and I hear days. "It couldn't come out any Wauchula against the Seminoles, both losers in their initial River, Jeanine, Tall Leader. this screaming voice, "Hey. you're just the guy I was lookworse and we're hoping the op. games. Harder lost Its first game to Bradford High School of Pro 'Doe Now .lack, M.E.'s Hahg 'fm." eratrnn wil l make it better. Starke. 1311 voc Mixed and Tars Tape. Just by the tone, I knpw It must. hi' a sore Alabama Namath's first operation was ,.. . .• . Today's game time is set for 4:30 p.m. with the final day's _.fan AX!) I GUESSE!) flIGHT! Charging me with a bettor's in January. 1iWs. for the removaction starting at f p.m. .. ''." glint in his eve was F. Ti. Scott of Sanford Auto Parts. of cartilage on th e inside of Other schools participating in this tournament sire North "'You mean you artut&It picked Al a bama, behind Notre I the knee. The forthcoming opc'r., , High School and east High School of St. Petersburg, Plant City Dame, Michigan Suite and Georgia Tech?" ., is for outside cartilage. the Seminole High School of l..argo. fit I Now that. I've outrun him and returned li' the sanctity .'IO}J AMATH Actually, the operation could Sanford went into the tournament with is current record of of this typewriter, I'll give him an answer nil right. ------....... -. one win against three defeats. I lie even more eterisl'e. .s team Mild -. 'Yes air, I made ii miitnlcc all right. I should have N --'-•-----_____ of three doctors will decide they followed N. D., Mih. St.. Cii. Tech, VASSAR and then ____________________________ when Namath enters Lenox Hill Alaha ......tush, 1 ain't even got the nei'r to t ype It Hospital whe th er to attempt ut. The girls at. Vassar might. not like L og Ni more serious ligament surgery Is is the i Tell you what I'm gonna do, Scott. Since Alabama • enh' unbeaten major team in th e country and since they are to give the knee TflOI'C st.ahilit,y. knock-off Nebraska In the Sugar Bowl by five Originally, Jets' owner Satiny When the Wyoniing kicking specialist 'The Rams moved into a tic EL PASO. Tex. (AP to favored tt, its a sure be t I'll just, pick them who Werhisn and Coach Weeb EwGET BEAT by Wyoming's nlfcn.se gets tired might pla a key role in for firat place with the Lions in P° A , • 'Boh Devisney's eleven, hank were against the operablood. Coach Lloyd Eaton sends Saturday's Sun Bowl football the Sanford Recreation DepartGo, Go, GO NEBRASKA! game against Florida State. in the Whacker. ment's Intermediate Basketball By THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS Alcindor. their prize 7-footi's, tion, though it was obvious Namath as not in top shape. But, Whacker .lerry flePoyster Is DePoyster, split the upright.c League as they defeated the And to give you still another ideit of hiriw strong this Kenny Campbell probably will sophomore. weed is that I'm puffing, I'm going way-nut and picking the with 1 field goals and 32 extra third place let.s UCLA and Alcindcir play host on Monday, a routine examinare member the night of Dcc. 21. Dallas Cowboys over the Green Buy Packers. Let's all give .me Pauline paced the point.' for 71 points this season, to the Colorado State University Lion of Nnrnsi th 's knee re vealed iw all his life, the Florida flush a great big cheer .....ray Hayes! the high on Wyoming's 9-1 Wt- ners in a come from behind vieStarting for the first time in Rams in the Bruins' first game the torn cartilage. I. - ' , - - Miami Mayor -------- 'i Robert King High and Secretary of State Torn Adams were at odds today as to who Is the (1 'unl hii,c'.l trim, 11nt' I ) titular head of Florida's DemoI .n hi' M cry I ha inber (if I 'urn crats ... and the dlMgreelnent tnc'ree wiur, hays' worketi so ha ru could further split the party. lose Adams is adocMlng it ( serif maklitu it hcq'ni,ip a ri' nifty for flit' beuielit of nil, postt leadership made up of reel flu" reqidecit q shosetut lee StAte cabinet nienibers, lcglslagiveti a rousing round of aplive leaders and the Democratic 'h' juintiqe fair tlic'ir dmi.tl Ions of members of the Florida congres - I i must, fillip and their determinesional delegation. I I lieu High feels Adams' Idea Is "Only little more Man I lures' amusing but not very funny. to veers ago, the flies cia tlik lit. "1 repeat that his (Adams') I e'reh nnge were hurled In meek doctrine who Is the rightful of thee drawer at liii, euicuuity en titular leader of Florida's Detii giuipet-'s office and htijme'IesIy CP() 1,1111111 1111 V. SIMION, who began hbt Navy career Dee. 29, 1911, ocrats Is strange doctrine." inactive. When the Lake Mary the side as it "plank owner" (charter rnenihei') of lleconwas piped High told the Associated Press ('fin niher of ('nnlmet-ee blew the ilaissanee Al tack Squadron 12 01. 1115 transfer to Jaksonv1l1e Naval I Inslast night. iiiat off anti piekesi up the hail piIii. I)uriti his toter here. Simpson Was assistant district, coni ill isuslouici' that all "He (Adams) says In ruiui with, everyone anki it St. •lohns Roy Scout-s district, school superint mident of H oly Cross of prominent office holders-conee'uukln't hnppen----thinro'd never Episcopal Church and president, of S.niinole Coimty Council, Parentgressmen, cabinet members, 1w an interchange, or even at Teacher Association. 1k and his wife, Gloria, and five children reside at '9 legislators and so forth-confIts' reuntitoat poslhlllty, not tin. (Navy Photo) 147 Pineerest. Drive. stitute a kind of composite artllii 11175 or later. ficistl person and that that corn- ______________"it vnei at tills point the curposite artificial person should be rent drive to get the iuiter change started and It has been the titular leader ci the Demothrough the efforts of many cratic party. "I like Tom Adams but I have New lleuetey l)nutc'rmnn. Two young uncue e-iniuu'ei Ill(, people, united together, that it U E K S H U n G tAPe never heard funnier talk. sworn teslirnon,'.- has investiga The state attorney said the articles as she was nlmtit to pick leas conic to t Ills suverssfiil miii I admire Florida's congressional bra working with revived 1101)1' svonuan made her statements to them tip, the woman saId, add- This was an effort by reakirnits, organizations, county and state delegation and state legislators of solving the" Oct. 2 disappear Ili,,, under oath. lie called her ing they identified themselves officials, right on up to tile Ill,. and cabinet members who be- since of two swinesu it clad girls long to my party ... but I dare- from a ix-ach party In Ocala information "important because as the girls escorts 811(1 Mild reuiut of Itoads at Wnshiingtnui, it Is e,nct1y the reverse of cv- they wietuki take rare of liii' 1). C. say chances arc remote that National Forest. "11113111c.q.11wise, Com plet ion of Slate cryihing we have been told so "According to this witness' they would ever fuse themselves A woman reported to connecting highway from the by other witnesses." items. into a united working body Atty. Gordon Oldhenni Wednes- fiur Interstate to Highway 17.92 the Oldham sfli(i his decision on testimony," Oldham 5111(1, "tIme speaking the same views and day that she found personal ef frets of Pamela Nater, 20, and whether to call a grand jury items W('VC placed on a table by and its access on over to .Sanespousing the same aims." probe must await further Inves- Mackie and Onute'mnuuin." Previ- ford Avenue and SIt 46 cast High stressed his belief that Nancy Lelchner. 21. and turned ously, investigators leuuul file()- ward will provide a much quick. who ligation. lead them over to two youths a single titular leader must The woman said she found rized the girls left the articles on er awl easier route out onto the girls' escorts. the party. He said he is that said thc'3' were the highway for trucking as well Oldhamdeclined to name the handbags, blouses, shoes and the table. leader. Mnckie, 2-1, of Ilelivair, and as personal travel. The Interout woman, as a safeguard against towels under a paluee tree "Such a man'-headed crearn possible harassment. He said of sight of a beach party the Dauterrnnn, 22, of Largo both change can help Seminole tore as Tom Adams describes she was not acquainted either girls had left, but at the atari, have refused to testify tinder County In ninny ways, possibly could not lead. The leadership with the missi ng girls or with of a nature trail down which oath and declined to tuik lie de- some of which aren't even reawas decided in the May primary their escorts. Craig Mackie and they reportedly strolled. lized as yet," he concluded. teeter tests. Oldham said. when all Democrats who wanted ________________________________________________________________________________ a--------I to run f or governor had .-ucu' chance. "I ran. I won. I am the r I titular leader. But I welcomeand solicit the collaboration r , 4 and support of Tom Adams and . all good Democrats." Adams, contacted last night - by telephone at his Tallahassee' . home, repeated statements he I made earlier in the day that / . Ill no single Florida Democrat at present is strong enough to lead the party. ijj "My only position." Adams I I..-.c... said, "is that. no single person.! High.' . 9 including Mayor Robert I • .j' . Is capable-with the Democrati c Party not In possession of the .t governor's office-of leading the' - . - party and remolding It." Adams said he felt the "over'4 q'.whelining majority of 'the state . i : cabinet., If not all of them, concur," with him. He also said . .- " legislative leaders and members I of the congressional delegation think a composite leadership Is I necessary. II "I'm not quarreling with Bob rHigh," Adams said. "I look the national level where the '"defeated presidential candidate is not called upon for leader-' ship: Goldwater (Barry) and DA\'ll) \'il.SON was winner of the bicycle given Stevenson (Adlai) weren't." away by Theta Epsilon sorority, lie hands his winAdams said he's convinced ning ticket to Mrs. Jo Kuhike, chairman of the that the Democratic Party will ways and means committee who said proceeds of the benefit will go to the Little Red Schoolhouse remain a party In name only (Herald Photo) and other club charities. until a working relationship is achieved between the state organiratlon and the state govern. ment. Adams originally advocated the composite leadership Wednesday morning in his of. fice. High issued a statement a short time later which said the fact that he won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination by 100.000 votes last spring made it clear to him that the Democratic voters of the state consider him their leader. "Some Democrats, Including one prominent one whom I upset in the second primary, refused to abide by the rules of the game. They did not accept the party's verdict. They defected to the Republicans In the general I am not sure they election weren't Republicans in Democrat clothing all along. "Now Tom seems to want to contest that verdict, too..." MIAMI (Am--- 4) d. .. I 1 High And Adams:' I'm The Boss' S ,!, f I ~il I .,I 1;,. y" ~.-, _-_1-_.__-_. --.-------- -- _1_1~ - - . -1 ~ "~-'*'!!!.-~~-..-,...,.,-....",..... , W.itter pinn.rt * •*mall sllvør .lAJE CA44I'fI111t11T nr'y Adams, 'iThe java Walter's The hiIgh."ct honor Hey f- rn,jt,- ner'om,hishments; Dr. G.v-ii'j. i'apiiea of his a'arrt on his lint' ran confer was awnrd"I E4tstrka, who java his ttualifi- i mothe'q (tress and she in fima Walter Hu'it.liree f or Trp .UI, 'rations; and P4jar DaRter, who aia on pintiori r.i* Psi1v' viva the eharja of the f'*gTs. ('nsss'lhs'rry, at on hiq nnlfn'rrn. ,\suiitccnt ftrostma'r ?d4ie ('n,iirt. of 11v.nor rat. the CommielIe aske received a certifi'irufitt conducted the prraram nhty Mr.th.',dlst. Church. lie is the 16 year old son of anti f'ie"nnztmnater W. T. flanisi i e*, I lf'tter of cartr1t'.nInt1nne Mr. and Mrs. Freui Ithatlino of mnde the swami prs's.ntast.ion. from the N'tinnal 1esle R.'eard 1!frk Casseiherry, erie of the of f{nvie'v. and a ile'sk model t,o,i&wonti and joined the ttcip 'r,ir-,t in April, 1f162. three other hciys who have of sn F,fif ir loi. Walter is a member of the rarhc'd Fa1e in the history of Rev. Virjll Bryant, minister Order of the Arrow, honorary the troop, ,serva(t as honor of Waiter's church, First Promorganli.at.lnn of Scout- :' uc'as.rnI. •seortinj the candidate • hyts-'rlan of Ssinfnrd, gave the and his parents. 'henedirtion. lug. The formal ceremony began with a trumpet fanfare as niembers of the trorp mnrrhr'I Monday through Saturday. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. I In with the color guard. Rev. Ik'lmnn ('opelanni, mmThrough Easter, Samior Prom, elo c. istt'r of the (nssc'Iherry Corn. macunity M e t, h o iii a t Church, sponsoring instltutir,n gave the j I jea*fte7.4 *5 i Invocation. Monnh°re of t.i.n troop committee taking part were Rod- i _______________________________111111111111111111 fly WINTER HOURS 47Ve7,e"W10 J I ft 4h, �-- - - TIL L.__ - - _4_1$ j__ - - • - • - ...- --- - - V I S ~ 0 "Teed A Purse Your " . -- Try a Herald Classified Today! PONIC"? i)oii17t 0 I 0. "Li t tets a. ' lie S-11 . Ute-r~~ ammmmmpwm Se1. W i t h. a 'Wa.n tope.A.d or Casti. 1, -1 L -1. ,' rraTh Page 6 - Dec. 22, 1966 1-.Lost & S. Pets & Found Supplies l. 15. Special Services Musical huitruwie,ita $0. Misc. For __1111111111111; It Want Ad Information DIrs Pbs.. Lises To f~l Wt Ads ~ .1 425-5938 322-2611 The Ls.q Y w Ad Rs.s 'flu. Loss It Cost P.r Li.. Polls e IRITY 0111 DAYS ................ 14e Poor Un. DAYS ...........•....•'•'..•. 1k P.r Lin. 1 DAYS • ..............,s••••s.. 2k Par Lin. 24c Per Line T111 DAYS Lin. 0111 DAY ................•s.....• 2k Per 3 LINES MINIMUM ($iJfl MINIMUM CHARGE) 1 cowucsmfl Dd1iOWI NO CNANS OPco" HALF CHARGE SITUATION WANTED ADS your ad an the .conomical weekly or Always order monthly rat.i. Wh.n you gal .arliss results, call and cancl - you'll be billed for only the days rim $ rats. *srn.d 1*75 i • • I. 1. P CLASSIRCATIONS ± I-M5t & Found 3-Personals 4-Beauty Cais 0-Card of Thanks *--Mild Car. 1 I ' - 20-.PoultZ7--141Ssthck 1$-Special Notices 13-Catering-Food 14-Bicycle Pepsin 10-Special ServIces 1$-IntrIot Decorators 17-.aiu1torla1 Services 11-Landscape Ssrvlos 10-Builders Supplies • j • f i *0-Hardware 21-Horn. Improvement. )-Pluutbing '•. 34-Well Drilling U-Air Cond. & B.atth* 31-Booting U-Radio--Te1evi*iOt 2&-Photo & Equipment 30-Borne Apnlis.n ceu fl-)lusical Instruments , 2$-Business Equtpsnt as-Job Printing 14-Vpholstsry $0-Vacuum Cleansta 27-Moving & Storas *0-.Ezter1tnnitora 41-Planta._P.sda--SS.ds 00-Misc. For Bela 61--Articles For Bent U-Swap or Ewck.ttgs U-Wanted To Buy U-Furniture For Bale U-Antique. For 8.1. 11-.Molsy To 1os a. p n. ti,,. • 3 1rp 1 7• 11 + • , j d U 41 .. Want Ad SATURDAY PuWish.r V.I.rVOS right r i 4 • ~r ~ • 12 NOON mad. I . I I ; rfrl 1 11 . , YOURSELF HAPPY HOLIDAYSGIFT 'i~ I . , 11 1. I . , F ••- FOT Gift Idazs Shopping Tips Exciting News and Features! -t I' 'i-_t : - e ' d PTHROUGHOtJT the Holiday Sesson this newspap& will be more helpful to you tKes ever. Both as yourflnt auroa of daily news, features and pictures, and as your surest guide to ,, best v,due. AIDED by its menu ideas, tested recipes, marketing tips and p'ooy specials, youfl solve Holidsy a.1 N I0. and food.shopping with plaising saYings of time nd money. AND in fhe iftfly obvivoift at Aane a you'll find happy Dewest m)tanM., and thrifty aniwesi to Christinu gift qu..ticms. The elitin j*per is TWiloo lab1. gold min, of exciting now and Holiday ldw-afl youre fi'the 0=111 P= your suviwo 6088OU .scb tinw pla.iminf • . . ( 0' ll - y a .., f - " DL 11 3M26 (if. I -y. Iii - I If I Your Local Newspaper With Mere Than 50,000 Readers Do every time - Te,'.r'ls, 71148, Tl+nta.Isy sl,.',pping f, St,r." l'I' iii' - - -- ------ -_____ llltV t'1llI. aviker, 1,intiiiflr play Pell. scsi A ,-liiir, All for 822-16145. ------- ,.,- - - .11I t'ul.)•:lt for car, 12 volt. - u ,,eilcnt 'fl,iit ton, , ( S . ..,. 1.'- TtL.:\1$lON. - : :- \,tti' ti -• •.-• hi" Ii %• - 11+' Mnils'1 71. i')U'I ,. 14. - FOl FRVIT I 1. YOUR $a4oAd LILLLOJ,W42LQ ØJZaLQAA ASSOCIATION e Hula LiNCOLN MERCURY IWNOR MOTORS • SIMUOU COUNTY MOTORS e HEMPHIPL PONT1ACJWCK MASON'S JEEP e HOLLER e 5IJCIJI,AND. MORRISON POID 1k) wante,1.e'e .i1Iflflt% A'i Curl, t'aII iiCowan, Cut 0*14 or 122.40i$. KINDS \t;In-: TNt -lllNlS. 4"rri,ges, e . r '' ,- g r .. For _____ Rent ".-------. i - ii ii " 11. A. itenr. ¼1i - IFI Is : 'hairs. .%ck room 1c lit rent ;I.1''WTT RKXAI.l. Hitt'US l'tnc,-rrst spptng Center Ph 3711-7515 2" ('triantin t'tr i.-; w -, • • • • Mrei't'.in.'s. fbi.. TV's Ti1lca. Ch a irs n:i:i'.-N nI:NT-.%Ll. 12:2ti S llw'etha t';.r --- I'bIIifl - -- - -• • :'• ',-•'le,... Dell's - - • To Buy Auction Service sn,'thlng of Value. flghe'.t prices paid. 222-7096. L't , an1ed . • . Roil.way, Uo.plt*1, Raby, fleds Week or Month. ('ARROLIS PTIRNITLIRE 1171.0151 uS w t.t • Will • i -' -:'t amount Furniture. Bn ',?2-:270 - srirt. , - - - '~~r ,41tl SEI.L PS Y.ur Purnitnrl. Quick Service with the c as h. h'I'i.fl I'H 'il'3ING POT 5, l'urflhtLlre For l NVA111W ;S 'M"dnfllnn flow1lnr l,nnes ll''. 17.142, MAiTt.ANP, E't.A ¶l1"\ ' Sitnford ti of% 41 it '-.--. iii re';iatIIig tt-".'kl v sales iurpst'nlI 'Iisues, & re P: : 1t1P b tookkeciiiflg sialler nun .-_-,_----- Sale p CIMA! - _.- ....-. eat.. u on --..---- -- - ---r-.'t t, - ' ---- -. ------- .'. ------- - -- -- .'----- 95, Houses F-or SnIr mint. Plem side, Age, Es- 95. 110115CR For 4n1e --submit l.'tial refer perlenee 4 III IiiHtt+tl 2 Hitni fir. 200 1 llIthl i%lli,ItlOF'ti I I,rh II' en.-. W tile P (1 Ibuit 877, '4an mont. Asmumne Mtg, 1''' o''' Central bent. fn,nliv room, for,l, Plc. 2417 t).-''itt eq A 'ø. 1?1-"' ,1 4 lot-u.- psI to, n,,,I Ii wu A well --bti.laonpe'l Inti,i,',ilnta ne.'mi;' -------------------77. SlIuntlon Wanted 102. Mohlk' lIme _______ -- iuiIity iT'i)iilr' - II - '- -, - *'r , I ft.',rrir'-t '4 'r'i I - -- - I(),i-.---iIol,ilc' I IlIfl14'4.-.Itf"flI i4oniaa t,. l'ICIl: i':,,'tpt A -.. _clean, fl ealtora & Contrentors, ,-' i: Hi .11 '1 ' iii' ti ' Plea.. note. 1.015' (lenet,%l 111-1801 3540 Hiawatha at 17-51 (tutu witt, hull or ('-i hivii, A it *1440 lic.u,e'cteantng S.itt'Iee ---_ tile. ','sr'I, weer -----.-',n'iItI',ne.I. -----1774-; to 9 1'. ti,. flY lilt \ I'.It : Ilesi l..,'atlnfl i f,,ro , f','i rn'ft,. We.! let t, {pflt 9fl hIfflIRt'R...nht' or Rnttt°t'l. l,rge .l,u,,ieul lot, ___________________________________ -- - ;''' 't 4 $1. Heni Esinte - Sale ,',i,i,lltI,,ne,I A jilt' tirepla". new-In':ttlo,H%I, 1 haiti, -. lift,',', Nct' hull! -In Kll''linii, 'or tg ' I , i% tainted 2 loses of hit I lii. ,..,nt sp.i ri nl('nlM will, tth., l:utml.hi I liv owner. A 'niInt,Ie now. Realty tensti'on Ilet% I ir sa be am i eltitH a 12 718 Multiple 1..$sting Its.alt.it A n. 'immi i. in .. _________-•-, 2550 Park i'trive V2-1420 . ('111- 114.1. - - ' --_____ -7. houses For Rent A : : 22I'II't I . J01 INS ItI'iI 141 1 LA UI lE !",lrn 2 hts'lrr,om limp. Ilago. - 1:;.i. .0 Vnl'.u;oln 2 lilt. Kit. CihIutt)lO'(i, nr. TuC TIME TNS'l'EL) P11(11 lit I 0 mi fmotnu lii, 3 lilt. I '4 t,nthi, i'entmnl lieu - ___ -------ill N. PA Viii AVNt7E $21-I1?' I,'nIZwt,O'l 'U.:L!'li. Air. $125 ni" We t'lll tomi a Men , i 'hiristmas l('E f,sre 2 fIrm f,imn Al" l',':ir. liutit'S' Now and a .1. I) on ei rurrLley 7, j'ri, • 1L l,4(j M:igtO'illi. Only lyLOfl flCLILy ""' ft ' • m 145 Inc. f 3640 Hiawatha at 17 ttt-llOi ' '-isles )tnnt.l.. iteal Estate Ft H 1111' '(3M Ibti rn I ehe't 2: 01 lberlrnnn, iltifip r ni l'r'i ( 'I'll It H H IN V l'S'l'M EN'l A It I'A t.'l' V 000 P. $11-IOu) tat at. It'gnolIri. month. I 'll. It -' hotiac in i.nke Mary. 110-9179 Ill N Park Ave. 322-31 iiti'ro, .122.3019. l'ii. %'I1I1)I)O.N --StiNl.ANI) l'I'A'l'HS: .1 I1I1IIM, I IROKEE ilEt)flO( 401 lIntnurn, Nil- I IV)O\I ITI?& APT, 142 ,f() yard. at It )i,uuisc. 1','ti,'nI hiaol 801 S. Park 111-Clot chen eiilltpl,etl. Itent (')i'u i V'llttIe ('tr.(,t g:,s 15511mb nn,'rtuiue. 322.9122. __________ A;.!. i Near N.I.H • H. lIcirtili .1 vi', ii 2 M ,:,ii i ROhERT A WILLIAMS ..-.---.,,i. ,a..r.tlt tu..,. ti-..-.-.,.. . ,', ..,,.,.... j'' •'. ','.-''','' '. 't i'' u'.: Ii It'll tO. R ealtor l.'l I RN 04 11'r , 2300 'lelIon villa. noun, lii? ''u.n "'iii IppP'I. Ill Raymond Lundquist, Asene. l'ITlCNIillKi): ---- - ------- -,11 . t.rioi' S700 119-1911 Atlantic Bank RIds hnhrinrc, 87,2:11. at 4i4', p,'>'. 2 l{lHtOI, 1 ),Il,, f'rv',n 3441.27. i 4'\tlI;'I'lI•' l"irt,, Uttle t,u., 2 Il1+ItM, I bat hi. $9 0, tili't1tP ap.t-, $' i'''r month. IIOt & ''i - I w,r"r fir t'tN18H' ('all 322-44401. '.,ut,Tc 1912 .'44nfor'i Ave. Ph. -... kIf haiti, IIIIIIM, 1 l"utnishcei I Sec U. For Rentals _______________ ''he'll eqnlpp,'l, $7.0 1 .1 lt1'ltOt -- ____________________ Days .¶22-7l74 bath, SIlO. Ii' ItNlJI Eli 3 Itoomn Apartment Nights - tt'.ekend. 328-144*5 l';v,'uih,,i:s (':ill 322(IOVEHNOIYNI' O%VNHI) I10%tICS I;"iei.rui ml" 3-3-4 101$, i-I IIA'l'IlS I'ti.J22.'J40. CALLflART REAL ESTATE ST EM PER AGENCY CALL PAY OR NIGHT 327-7495 'l'A'O I"tirrilnliø'i .pts. $6 each 22.499l S. French Ave. \Viter Inelitiel. Ill S 0 E. 2 nd . 7-l1iisiness Rentals ________________________ 2024 Park Drive Office 222-2111 .122-0221. TWO_ BEDROOM unfiirnir.lin'l Night: 322-0643 or 323-14700 DOWNTOWN ground floor office'. NL('E TIffl!-;i Ftor,m, rtrrm. Apt. house. 241* Ornnge Ave. Approx. .',Oil so. ft., with toilet. LOT WITH two story house and fir '- 'i;.1 i' , ii. call 322-0274. .l vaIl. .lan, 1. 3 2-4214 before S 2 cer garage. 125 a 120. Corner -I'tn.' 2nd & flay Ave . Terms. 322-0221 FIVE ROOM Furnished 11ti., 95. Houses For Sale $80 month, on Country "In), EVFIC. A11'H., private baths, ItPI'l,IX Retirement or Tnve'ttIiitIe'. turn.; speciiy nutted ltd. Call 322-7697.. TWO I4EI)I100M home, I"ia. rnent. 2 flc'irooms on each side, for retired people. Ideally leiroom, Garage, corner Lot. Very t'rrutzzo floors, till- bath. Ap- FIVE ROOM 1101.'SE for rent nieted downtown. Inquire at in Lake Monroe, I"leirlI:.. reasonable. One owner. 322praised t'aluue $14,500, Pelting Jacohnon's Dept Store, 211 E Call 322-0015, for $11'_',50111 . l')i, 232.41201. 2455 or 322 - 0742. ! At. '4' sanford t 1-'tvton IC'L1tv ,- '' - - i'r' M C t th ne s(I)J'Ii-1\X"i\RD W. - C. A. '.,-..,......,' ' Srt IA Ibi A 1Uii'f ft 4 ti'l-' LA l., it I I L'VifiIl I '1 311-ill - - -- - , - - - .'i r'in' in 'tact i moe -- ---'' , , io • - - . . .,..,.. - A'i ' '' COM Mt )I)( lt'I'MF.? I'S A}'A : YUR$1$H1,i - U,tJaMIHi 5'71. bia.hlant M? 130-1140 ''' IV at N) i,'kc$ R.€ibqn'n TOUR 104-4-I 'i'IC pnrt&n Gwlr1 V1NRIIOI OAfdrIt .t it lnwn On I 491 Ph, 112-0414 See -''I fl.t 4 4*tflt 4 i.Iie. .Vhntø,irlrae, "i. It-')12O. IAPI4W A f 'l" ''i '" -c.,irtng tra - W. let. 4't 14'r,RO. flood TeansortatIon i p)'t ' 132.14021 ' h.m ft(37'.1 Aseatu" Welt An wa Into "Liquid C*aW' with WIOt Ads. - H SLAK A APA Itt-Il w riitr si., IJNVUI'J. 2 flr)TtM , liplet ap' V.ne'Iai Kitchen r'ilpp4. (tUnis tn4 wfr torn. Ph. 122l14 after S p. m - - $100 1)O\VN Jim Hunt Realty - -_ . elvi - 41 ~A ' .. .. II - ',?-:":. Year-End i.t!'I.;'.: '-e'4 MATHER FURNITURE *22-0912 )'ul Slru Feather Pillows C,\ Sit A ND CARRY-'While they 1:is , _____________----_-- m4flt I.ml .ir S A'EJLS AGENCY SPECIAL "HRISTMAS GIFTS for the home. See our wonderful selection of gifts that f. days of the year. ii' CHRISTMAS BARGAINS $1.90 0' a ' Linoleum Hug $ 2.00 ii'. P'W'.7Oli COT,'JT I %cO'ThR I -------' - -- - I)mCV p ioi"t - If' E. 1st. ' --- ti.,9t 4 u10.tt - , r.r.' + --- (F1EVR(I1,ET r'i?.''H tri' ,°' -- - -n fno4 'tnnn ir 01 '' . lbNt lOt of, or. -'1,1 • 6 I • . 0 Ofl'!' - - , .-' 0 it't - , 1 .1 - 'i WILSON-MAIER FIIRN. ii noli-of - 'i \'I I %T'' n (y'Ipq "r,"i' f'" ho'i" t'I-t $.4 - :' • ' A VA 1/,5 A PA TM 131-Ill? ill W I4 St. ___________________________________________ Fit'tc"i 1957 -- - 1,1 filE 2 flAlroom iir+f'ijrnlsh*d, 7 W, 1"ir.t P,w.r (lor,r Apt. 1ni uIs '1"? (IA I .J h '4 F"i-c A'. - - - ' 4'r"ie" - 1 21. 4'nu'i'r & I. ' tII4T t'(i ffl.;)C. forma ti".-, !romr 4't..-.1 ,vi"' -, , rin.-fl'i.eI.'4fl Fit--leo mirI(l'r'!.i 'ill '+1 n, ..- i.i :i fcr 8.-Ide's. Pb , ti'i-I'I'iI 1411 P'nn. Alt! ltr1 Cntrinc. 'ii' 4"tI P*in"srt.'II UI' 1271 after 1:14 D. rn ----- 2 .' ii 't $'irm ,jf '' -- R"iIl ("tIfl'w nnu 1,',WN'4fAiI',4 --- - - -- lfld 1' e' O?dDl*?CI '1 )WI1'N I1AK)S i f 'L' l r..rjrnMr:\'. -- ' 'I54KA 1. I.W' which Itulij4*s electric Piatirg Ii 31. Yirst qt. ____- _._ -- '"t INSTi\ LLED NKART1< :1AA & PAINi c;oMP?1v 'th %f5floIi5 t ia• e' R:istn'e. Win? (i's £,V+'W.>tet imp? •1n1PD*l hi TKt( wi' ie- - For Rent A I H1'RM APIS, . - I. ' - '''''' 'l'tIltPE tbtti)I100M, i'4 t.t,,ik. f,."re,i i-, it ,'utu't'eta ',ir,i, t,tt' 'lIIIVU IItIII , fl'j?fl. interest Inort In. a, ?.2'. 'I it \ II.I .w 104P. ApRrfmPnt ___ -- Mnle - i,,' ' 6 1.1. - - ,1 t b\L.) I LI '.,L../'i1b') ~411 1 __-.-. '--2).2 ------- i Rp' l a - i -,. ier .--.--_'.-_.-___.-- _-_...._--_-.---.-.--. nIbWH.5sYA ,,, f"nr Snie '' .-.--._-'---._ -_____ -- - 0' ti- Plek.pin.1 - iminmulivo 115. Aufn -"-i. 12r_ q _,r ç . - )i1\tCV.4 .' • '" I APi Fr+r Rent • (7.:_7~j oe- of Furr,r,,r\, '1 ___,I,, '-._-.----.. ,• :' rttmrl(w:'T copt cIXcPA1.' WAY. "\ ?,,..,. ( V4 ' - J0, Room O) L'€LL.,. r... r , ' JIPJU , ' -- - JINGLE fl'T\ PLL, ALOk)I iG.l-%T! S SALl -• , --------'---- ICAJ SIJG - F1lEs1'ONF: STORFS W10311 I #1 6 T. 1. ,*:*-.oi.,!-t::A L itt Ii 4, ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bedding & I°urniturs AT FA.'TORY PRICES *22.6121 110 M1.gnol.a USEE) Fur nUu rs, applianess, tools, etc. Bought - Sold. LarSanford Ave. ry' . Mart. 210 M6 222-412260. Business ._-t,' 11111111101 -Z,l ;l.-._1 r.''..p1'.' 4'-.-. am Opportunities aft 1 It LEASE: New 3.Buy Service Stati-.r: In Lriwood. Potent' t; (,(' .r more monthly Third month III i-,-eim 1 1 4 W . Cl t : operation cx. Pure Oil Co., HOLLER'S PLAYIN' Santa Claus "N from... Hunt UncolnNiMercury to you. our customers'. RS?4ln,Ij IV OVER 100 ( GOING AT- . . TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PATRONAGE THIS PAST YEAR WE WOULD LIKE TO MAKE THIS SPECIAL GIFT TO YOU H oliday Snellal! AP10- I WA oTO `~ 19 Come Sec The Groatot This Side Of The North Polo! Buys 1964 Olds Jetstar 4-dr.. V.8, auto. trans., power steering, power brakes, radio, heater, one owner, low mileage 0-4 0! 00 ~t Special....... DISCOUNTS FROM STICKER PRICE "And 1964 Buick LeSabre 4-dr. iedoa, fact, air, sets. irons., power sturiag, power brakes, 5,..ring, power radio, heater. Was $1795. $"00 11,11111's Special....... / a 1964 Olds Dynamic 4-dr., one owner, factory sir, auto, irons, power steering. pow, brakes Was 572,1. 00 Santa's $ Special....... 595 Factory air, fell power, 1. owssr - look at ilsis prk.. 00 Was $7295. las. IlL IV 1OLLER MOTOR SALES 2215 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.6231 You Write Your Own Deal" ON ANY 1967 Chrysler • Plymouth Barracuda • Valiant 1111111111 NO PAYMENTS 'TIL FEBRUARY! lit% Sorry. We Can't Extend This Offer After, December. 31,.1966 1964 Chrysler Cony. to's Special. . . . - 17° b , ._;~i Was $1895. Santa's $' I1%% Q~_ THURS. - FRI.. SAT. 'TIL NOON ONLY miles E 425. S93$ l.i, is , Hours 11' 4% i' TV u'.'n."le; (l, flair.irier; "simeraw- Argna ('.8; .%lso 11.-41 LIN t.ivie i'an,e.ra. 810 5-mm -S7410. !'.'it Are, I'll, 31! S I 4. essst, ,.vles and properly slessify all .des$iasm.nts. Ad3.itm.nts will be md.... es-rim ssls only hi $yp.qvapklsal arises fli.$ afhct fli. valee of elm. .d. Adlustnm.nts will e he heyssd ih. vsl ~1 . - I , alI-Maxs Supl1.. .30 AM. 1+.'kIhS 41 fl1W c)VTl T'K)1t )Vi'U' Ti4I"i ' i'tit TI1I I ll5fl S1'ORV ti'i i'4 n'l1n Sanford AT /i\ FRP AKY (S 72. Femnic help Wnnled 104. Apsrfmnt'nr R"nfH1I A. TrIwki4 P'nrSnli, - ---- -- (lt"T't Legal Notice Legal Notice For Snh' Misc. ( ')1 AN(;Es D1T' II tVl.1,' 2 00 flu, I'll, ??"'. 1i, f,,te 5:10 A. m. It or after (-)4" in. _____ Legal Notice Legal Notice i'itiiitia N. 5 FURNITT.JRE Legal Notice AY-.LIOA4V.t.5P.M. MONDAY1I,s., .1. nfl. . Legal Notice 1-4touay Wanted 54-laying, & Loan 5S-Thsurs.no. 10-Schools & Initructiotti ?b-rnploylnUflt Services 7L...MaIs Help Wanted 7$-Psma1. Help Wanted 71-31.1. or P'emsda Help 74-Silas olp Wanted 77-Situation Wanted 77.A-Situation Want.d Students 11111-Intmm. Property U-.Buslnei. Prop-Bale Ol-flesi Estat. Wanted $4-Real Estate 8.1. $7-Busthsss Rentals 90-Lots For Sal. 3]-Faruti-.Grov.s -Acr.ag. DL...Bouess For Sal. PP-Houses--Sal. or Bent P7-House For Putt 30-Basi Estate Exchange 100-Resort Rentals 203-Traitere--Cabanas 203--Mobile Homes-Sale 101-Mobil. Homes-Rent 104-Trailer flpaoe-B.snt 100-Trailer Lots-Bale IOL...Apartmants For Rent ]0l-Rnomi For Rent I1-flenta.l Agents 111-Wanted To Rant 110-Auto. For 8.1. 1lI-.-.Autce---Sal. or Trade 110-Trucks For 8.1. 120-.Autoniotiv. Servine 121-Scooter. a Cycles Motels 121-Basis Department BIG tTi'li for 14'\ 1111111111=1111I; professional ('arpet lesn1)ACHSHUN1) 1lJT'I'1EB ItRVl FOTThlD: I 'earp #r Car Wash O0;NTR"S HEATING PIANO TUNING RIPAIR POOL TABI,E. to ori$-lnst carton, ins results-rent Blue Lustre NEW & Used Oil Heater. sold A W. L HARMON For Christmas with each new oar financed at 110454$ with equipment. Ele-trLt' Carpet shampooer $1 Vnited State Pink during Ducleaned; all tTPCS. ______________________________ Ca,elhe, 030-5162. ember. Same 4%% financing. per day. Caoll Puri'tIt'tre. 34. ____________________ Upholstery Call 121-1776. PUPPIES tar Adoption. SLMI. flollywood Rod with -PaintIng _____ SINGLE WOIE HUMANE SOCIETT, he-ad hoard. Excellent Cond. BEArTIFITI, ORANGES *1,50 __________ FOUND: Gray & Thank Tweed OVER U TEARS Bushel. 414$ W. l?th St' Hwy. 17-03. near County Road $30. Ph. 322-1110. CLRP*NTRY PAINTING Sport Coat In front of King's OF PI'Nt workmanship is ('-all 122-00R& Dept. 110-0115 A. J. Aback Plumbing. 2014 Perk Dr. Call bolstering, draperies, sltpeov- COMPLETE S1P..AYIWG UNIT In 122-04 G 1. DESK. Electric Massager, T5r era. Time payments as lit). excellent condition. POODLE PZTPPTES Deposit will CLEANING YET as $5 ma, Dra.pat barware Call 5347, Step Tablea, Rocket A Miss. hold for Christmas. Guaranteed ASSES, white frame, GflWS - WALLS installation, EAVES ROOF items.. Ph. 372-2403 evenIngs. healthy, Terms.. Ph. 1*1-1441. Lost Friday night at Jr. High • TEXTSCR 122-4343 KULP DECORATING SHOT TOP can still get - 1111111111 FYI. Ml'N'S 5.-mi-Pro Roller _Pchoni_Call 123-1704. Ph. U)4*U FLASH CUBES at IlL Poultry - Livestock Skates, ci,.- 1141), like new, WIEPOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP Well Drilling with e'*e $20, 2. Personrls 1114 5. Park Ave. 50. Misc. For Sale 26" iNGLlSlh racer hike, new PINTO PONY; Rlsek A white. WEL. 1R1bL1l), PUMPS LADIES 11+0% Orion Sweaters tires, no. See at 260$ Country Gentle. Plump. Neck reins. Has be -you nave a drvnhcIng problam. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS CU$TOM ' HAT BALiNG Reduced to $8.00 & 112.1lil Club Dr. Writ, P. 0. Box 1711. Sanford. won 10 ribbons, $100: Also All Types and 51.es HAT FOR SALE Jotra Dept. Store, 4th A Sanford PAlOMINO Mare horse, $150. We repair and Service CALL 510-0101 SU1CID Preventoa. 1) WE 1;s1ri 20" SylvanIa TX. In cxBoth for $270. Ph. 122-0530. SPINE eclient condition. GIRLS BICYCLE: 'English Racer. CARE, Orlando 341-lID. Supply Co. Ma-ebiasry A Phone $604014. $37_$4 $2 LOWERY FESTIVAL ORGAN Good condition. Also Guitar. 357 W. Ind St. TOUR message gets home. Over 13. catering - Food LIKE 's'EW CONDITION. SACCall 322.3572. 00,000 readers daily . . . when WARMA Portable oil heater. RTF'TCE PRICE. 122-021. place a low-cast C'L1ASSI- TREE RIPENED Citrus. Navels. 28-Radin-'Felevisinn you lped * months. Ph. 321-14417 SALE Pill) AD in the Herald. after P We Ship. Albert H. P.11, COMT'TOW'S 'Ictured. 'Encycle- BEDROOM. Living Room. WitchOsteen. Call 122-1$7L SOUTHERN TV podia, Cash or Terms. Call $17on furniture, - Refrigerators, WHEEl , Balancing, American 4-Beauty Care Service Calls 12.00 (+00 after 4:10 p. Tfl. Stoves, Automatic Washers. .rs, t0e per wheel, weights Inc. JUICE ORANGES $1.00 Pu.; The Working- Man's Friend Complete set of Brass Fireplace 0. K. Tire' Store. 241* French N a vels 12.00; Sweet Tanger- 8141 Sanford Ave. - BERNICE'S RE;AITTT 5k140N 322-01483 equipment A also almost new _______________________________ USED WASHERS lnne 11.50. Bring baskets. RayRegular 1I( Permanent now Pet or Junior & Senior Enc- BABY CRIB A MATTRESS $15. up. $414 We repair all makes OOIrPTON T. V. Hospital mond Lawson, Hi-way 410, Complete. 122 -966L clopedla Britannica with Die. cod. Clean Condition. MOONEY APPLIANCE 000 W. 7th St. Open Eve. Osteon, 12-4250. tiona.ry & Tear Book. Call 322-7456. 2114 Palmetto NO SERVICE CHARGE $ 6. Child Care SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION It you bring Set in LARGE, JUICY Oranges for Sale. BARN SEE THIS! Beautiful Antique Car Radio's. Specialty $1.00 bushel. Bring own conELrER SPRING'S Christian KinCut. 15 karat Golden 'Fnpn.s. 01+efl 17.142 Onora R oa d tainer. Ph. 222-0691+. dergarton. Pr. Kindergarten Dali)- 10 a. nt, to 6 n.m. Choose your on setting. 30. Home Appliances for 4 year olds. $12 month. 222-11627 - $2-S0$1 - 122-7096 1% TilE CIRCITT ('flU H P. Transportation provided. Ph. 15. Special Services INTU jrntci*L CIRCUIT IN -20 GWALTNEY JEWELERS LAKE MARY TV 22.2-47,34. fl rOTh WEMINOI.E COUNTY, Botpoint, RCA. Zenith. Maytag. __________________________________ 04 S. Park Ave. 172-6500 BEATERS a FURNACES CHANCERY NO.. 152 Shop A Save In Lake Mary. PRE-SCHOOL Children, Monday OIL _______________________ Cleaned & Repaired NOTICE TO APPEAR thru Friday. Forest City are:, Call 222-011:. ce-art of tim*,- HARRY GOLD, $SE -wk. 010-C.2h4. Judge, Seadsel, County, Florida, Plaintiff, ,. S. Pets & Supplies UNITED STATES DISTRICT In f RAT L. AMSTERDAM GOLD, V N IT Eli STATES T)ISTRWT ('flIRT i1flD1E rns'rR,CT OF MILTON N. TOLBERT Defendant COURT ANIMAL RAVE; KENNELS: MTTLE DISTRICT OF rl8onin.. ORLANDO DIVISION, Deceased Tot RAT L. AMSTERDAM GOLDS NOTICE WIlT or FLORIDA ORlANDO DflISION NO. fm.-,'14 Orl-CIv- U N I T E I) To All 1)005, Cat,, etc. boarded. Chihu- 'I'IIE a'I'A'PE Or FLORIDA TO redttnr. and Person. Bryn Mawr Avenue We-. 5640 Orl-(1Ii. ahuas rot tub. W. 1st. St., SanUNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, flea-Ins Claims or Dens.nd. Philadelphia 31, Penney. Ti. C. BOYCE and CLAIRE ford, Z22-071,2. ls'ania Ti. BOYCE, his wife, whose STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff. vs. Maur)' Niddleton, Jr and Against Said Estate, s's. Joel Maurice Woisuman and Debts M. Midtileton, his. wife, You and each of you are here'yor ARE HEREBY NOTT residenr'e is Greensboro, Caroline SIAMESE; KITTENS, Bekutitul, R. Weistumane, his wife. Defendants-N(VT'TCE OP SALE by notified and required to pre- l'IED that a suit for divor..' has North Carolina hotis.- broken. Xk.- Chrlstma,. Defendants-WOTICE OF SALE -Notice is hereby given that sent any claims and demands. been brought against you In the Suit having been filed against 2-1t0t.. gift. Ph. you in the Circuit Court in and -Notice' is hereby given that pursuant to a Final Decree' of which you, or either of you. may Circuit Court of Seminole Ccn. Pursuant a Stimmars' Final roreclostire entered on r*c'em- has'e against the estate of MIL- ty. FlorIda and you axe hereby GERMAN SREPHEIt1), Male, C for Seminole County, Florida, In Decree ofto Foreclosure' entered her 2, 114 66 by the above entitled TON N. TOLBERT, deceased, late required to file your anawer or month., AKC. Brgain to good Chancery, for mortgage fore- on November 28, Uur.r, by the Court in the shove styled cause, of said County, to the County oth er written defense pe rsonal. closure, the- abbreviated title of home. Ph. 12!-RL1. above entitled Coart In the the undersigned United States Judge of Seminole County, Plot- I)- or by your attorney with the which is above styled cause, the under- Marshal or any of his duly au- ida, at his office In the court C l erk of the said Circuit Court, Florida State Bank of Sanford, Plaintiff. signed United States Marshal or thorisod deputies will poll the house of said County at Sanford, Ninth JudIcial Circuit. Seminole any of his duly authorised de- property situate In Seminole Florida, within eta calendar Count)-. Fio:ida, at the Court"5. putles will sell the. property situ Count)'. Florida described as: months. from the time of the house In Sanford, Florida. and R. C. arid Claire H. Boyce, Boyce P1(7,'IIIDTTa NAME ate in Seminole Counts-, Florida LOT 11+. BLOCK 1, HEFTLER first publication of this, notice. to serve a ecpy thereof upon he5 his wife, ut al.. described as: NOTICE IS hereby given that I Defendants. SOUTH FI LOT 1$, BLOCK B. H 0 ?4 E S ORLANDO SECTION Two copies of each claim or tie- Plaintiff's attorney, LEWIS 3. am engaged In business at HighNECItEST, according ONE, according to the Plat mat-id shall he in writing, and PATTON, of 227 Fairbanks Ave this notice it to require you to t plat thereof recorded in Plat thereof as recorded in PIt Book shall state the place of residence nue, Winter Park, Florida., sot wity 17-1+2 So.. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. under the firti- file with the Clerk of said Court Book 10, Pages f and 1(4. Pub- 1$, pages 0 and 6, Public Re. and post office address of the later than the 20th day of Dec. your written defense, if any, to lit, linus ham.- of Hungry Raider, and flecntds. of Seminole. County, rords of Sentinole County, Flor- claimant. and shall he sworn to ember, 11406, and should you fail that I Intend to register said the plaintiff's complaint filed In Florida. at public outcry to the Ida at public, outcry to the high- by the claimant, his agent, or to do so a Decree Pro Confuse this cause, and to serve a copy name with tit. Clerk of the Cirhighest and best hiddet for cash Oeit and best bidder for cash at attorney and accompanied by a will be entered against you. cult Court. Seminole County. on the planttfrs attorney not at 12:014 O'Clock Noon on Thurs- 12:00 O'Clock Noon on Thurs- filing fee of one dollar and such WITNESS my hand and the Florida, in arnordance wi th the later than the 14th day of Jan- day, January 26, 1067 on the day, January 24, 1967 on the claim or demad not so filed .e'a-1 of said Court at Sanford, uary. A. D. 1997. provisions of the Fictitious Name florida, this 20 th day of Xcv. Heroin tail not or a decree steps of the Seminole County steps of the Seminole County shall be void. Statute., to-wit: Section PGC.01+ ember, 11.66. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. John H. Tolbert tel pro confesso will he entered Dated: I2-I.6f Florid. Statutes 1957. Dated: 12-12-56 As administrator of the (SEAL) against you. Sig: Robert E. McKee John E. Maguire, Sr. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Estate of John E. Maguit-a, Sr. W17% RS my hand said the Publish Dec. i, 1064 & Jan. United Stales Marshal Clerk of the above styl44 MILTON N. TOLBERT, deceased United States Marshal seal of said Court, at Sanford., 0, 1, 11467 Middle District of Florida Court Florida STENSTROM. DAVIS A Middle District of Florida, this 0th day of Decent- Randall W. Wherry r)DB-22 13y: Donna M. Ma.rkos, DC Kendall W. Wherry McINTOSH her. A. D. 1966. Assistant United States Attorney Assistant United States Attorney Attorneys for Administrator LEWIS J. PATTON 1W TIM CIUCIIT OOVRT OF (REAL) Attorney for Plaintiff 22; Fairbanks Ave. 22 State Bank-Suite Attorney for Plaintiff Flo ri da Arthur H. Teckwith,, Jr. THE NINTH .TFDICIAI (11Th.. winter Park, Florida Publish Dec. 22, 21+, 11.66 & .Jan. Publish Dec. 22. 29, 1051 & Jan. Sanford, Florida *2771 Clerk of the Circuit Court CUlT Or AWl) Oft SE3IIWOLE 0. 12, 1067 Publish Dec. 1, 1, 10, 22, 10*4 5. Publish Dcc. 5, 10, 22, 20, 1P P3': Donna M. Marko* COF Nra, FLORIDA. 1)1)11-2 DDHDeputy Clerk CI1AWOER l) .18*54 THE DOWETtY SAVINGS BANK. HUTCHISON AND LEP'FLER Plaintiff, Post Office Drawer B Sanford. Florida "iiAttorney's for Plaintiff DC)NAL1) M. ELGIN and Publish Dec. 0, If;. 29. 1054 LEANNA N. ELGIN, his wife. Defendants. D1)H-2f WOTJCE OF 1T71T NOTICE OF SUIT 'PD, Donald M. Elgin. TO: JOHN N. HOOVER 16 S. Edwards Street. Itcaldenc. Unknown Washington, Indiana. and Leanna N. Elgin DOROTHY HOOVER 121 S. Edwards Street, Residence Unknown Washington, Indiana You are hereby notified that TOP ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to fnrecloee a mort- a suit to foreclose a mortgage gage encumbering the following entitled First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Orlando, real property: Lot B. Block L. SUNLAND a corporation, versus JOHN N. g&jday TAUAZW...' E!T.TES, rubdivthinn. Re- HOOVER and DOROTHY HOOVcarding to the putt thereof, ER, his wife, has been filed CI recorded in Pl at Book 11. against you to the Circuit Court Pages 16 to 2 of the Put.- of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, to 1k Record. of Sonitnoic and for Seminole County, Florida, being Chancery Case 16&8 and County, Florida, 1 has boon filed against you In that you are required to file the st,ove-styled cult, and you your answer with the Clerk of WRAP are required to serve a copy of said Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the plaintiff's atFOR your Answer to the Complaint on the rlaint!rf's attorneya, van torneys, whose name and address den Ilerg & Guy, P. 0. Box 2407 is set forth below, not later than the Orlando, Florida. and to tile the .lanuary 16, 11+67. If you tail to What's the most valuable present your family wants to find beside do so a Decree Pro Confesso original of tutinhi Answer with the CitirL of the aforesaid Circuit will he entered against you for Christmas tree? Cc.urt oil or before the trd day the relief demanded in the Comof January, 146. if you fail to plaint. The real property prodi' so, a decree pro nonfespo will needed against is: Lot 2, OAKWOOD HEIGHTS, he taken agalnat you for the reYou. according to the plat therelief demanded in the Complaint of as recorded In Fist Book This Notice shall be published Without you, it wouldn't b. Christmas. Without you, It wouldn't be a 1*, Page 17, Public Records once a wei,k for tout- consecuof Seminole County, Florida. tive weeks in the Sanford HerWithout you, nothing would be right any more. So keep yourself safe, WITNESS my hand an6 seal of ald. family. Dated this 214th day of Nov- - this Court of Sanford. Florida, every way you can, for that family who loves you. this 11th day of December, 11454. emt'or, 1066. (SEAL) (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Becicwlth, Jr. One very easy but very important way: Take a couple of seconds before you Clerk Clerk ci! the Circuit Court in By; Donna M. Markus, D. C By: Donna Pd. Markos door and faitse your seat belt. Wrap your GTIJES, REDR1CK & ROBINSON Dejnity Clerk start your car to lock the 1013 East Church Street safety-engineered body, in the gentle but 11166 Publish Dec. 1, 3, 10. the solid protection of that auto's Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff firm restraint of that "circle of safety' bolt. IN THE (Ii It CiT COURT OF Publish Dee. 5. 10, , 22. 1546 THE NINTH JVDICIAL CIRc1'lT IN AND ran OE1flNOI4E you drive, whether the trip be long or short. Eighty per cent I 1 x THE CIHCI'rr COVET. (,Ol'NTI, Ft OHII)A.. this of the driver's home. Locking doors NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF CHANCEIIT NO. 18*54 FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMI. of all accidents happen within 25 NOTICE; OF )'ORICLObI1ItE from the insde helps keep you I. and other people out. Seat belts? Studies NULl corwra. SVJT NINTH FEDERAL SAVINGS IN CHANCERY NO, i.s.o save some 13,000 lives yearly and eNOTICE DY SUIT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF indicate that their rsgsar us. could NEW YORK CITY, a corporation. WILLIAM P. DeROSA. Plaintiff. Plaintiff, duce injuries one-third. ' .5. IM. CHARLES Al. IIRICE, and if ROBERTA DeROSA, are an important member of our Defendant. married, - BRICE, his wife, IncidentallY, you are valuable to use too. You DORIS Pd. BIUCE, and if married, THE STATE OF PLOLIDA TO the same without you. ROBERTA DeROSA. WHOSE , her husbund, "family" of friends. And it wouldn't be RESIDENCE 18 COLLINS, Defendants. . to be a NEW YORK. AND WHOSE Tills CH.Ta.EE Pd. BItICE and if . MAILING ADDRESS IS BOX niarriod - BRICE, his So, before you drive lock up, buckle up! Gift wrap yourself. S 204, COLLINS, NEW YORK: wife. A sworn Complaint having Residence Unknown present with • future! bOItD, X. IIIUCE, and If been filed against you in the Cordially, marriec , her Circuit Court to and for Seminole County, Florida, by WIL.husband, LiJJ1 P. DeItOSA, for divoroe, Residence t'nknuwu YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED this short title of which Is WIL.that a suit to foreclose a Mort- LIAM P. DROSA., Plaintiff, vergage has ki.eu filed against you sus ROBERTA DeROSA, DefendIn the above Court by the shove ant, these presents are to cornnamed Plaintiff. The property mend you to appear and tile sought to be foreclosed I. as your Answer or other defenses or pleading herein with the follows: Lot *0, of LONGt)ALE SUB- Clerk of the Circuit Curt of DIViSiON, according to the Seminole County, Florida, and Plat thoroot, reaordcd t P1st aerve a copy thereof on PlainBook 11, Page 113, of the Pub- tiff's attorney, Mack N. Clove. lic Records of Seminole land. Jr,. Attorney at Law, p. 0. Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida. County, Florida . YOU ARE REQUIRED to tile on or before the 16th day of your Answer with the Clerk of January, A. D. 1547, or otherC the Court and to serve a copy wise decree pro conlesso wiU be upon the Plaintiffs Attorney. entered against you. SALES The Sanford Herald Is d.sgn• IRVING NATILANSOK. P. 0. Box SA . Cocos Fioridsi, not later than - atod as a newspaper of general MOTOSAM January 10, 10117. lf you fall to circulation in which this cttat10 do so. a. Dear.. Pro Confsa.o - shall be published ogzoe each will be entered against you for week for four ouus.ct1vs week... the relief demanded in the Corn- WITNESS my band and ofticia] esal of the Clerk of the plaint. W1TNEB my hand end seal of Circuit Court on this the 13th P.S. holidays with our families, our dealerships sa.1d Court at Sanford, Seminole day of December, A. D. 3054. So that all of us may enjoy the aft..r or New Years. County, this 6th day of Dec.m- (SEAL) and Monday christma Arthur U. Beckwitb, Jr. her, 1054. after closed Monde y will be Clerk of Circuit Court (SEAL) By: Martha T. Vilulegi, V. C. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Mack K. Cleveland. Jr. or Clerk of the Circuit Court Cievola.udt, btepbenso and Mist Ily: Donna H. Markus butte 01V. bautord Atlantic Deputy Clerk National Bank building. P. 0. Irving Ns.thanrst'n Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida. Attorney at Law Attorneys fur Plaintiff. V. 0- Boa GO Publish Dec. 1, 22, all. 1051 Cuu.ua, Florida Publish Dec. A. 15, 22. 35. 1055 Jan. 5. 3017 L1D14-I'O DDH-:7 24. CALL, UNTIL 5 P.M. TO START YOUR AD NEXT DAY - SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY 11111111 Sale SPRAY wu I ______ _-_____-________________ -----------------------------.----.-..--- _ ___ -, __ _____ ------Tlr tiiifiii''i 71,Mn1eHcIiVnntcd F:I;K&MI•:r';K 1)'. , I 964, l tilrO 7 • U i For .mu. Misc. Sale ) ____ -., ON&A ! LINCOLN INC. HUNT MERCURY DOWNTOWN SANFORD 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Winter Park Ph 322.4884 644-0209 I LASH JIM -- CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SO. HWY. 17.92 ACROSS FROM PINE CREST INN SANFORD PH. 322-105S it .__-___._----•--_ - --1• I -- • - --- ----- -•- - -•.•--•- -. - / - --- -- -- --- - _______ - :. .-.-- ":-'" I _ -- - - - -i �F ., ;N~ I i. 1hr 14 .. a Jesus -i Drove leather-shined by the SadflAn%. dispa Spies t jj , ~ t ____ GE ORGE W. CORNELl AP Rcliglnn Writer The .Rcme churnod with cornBy . i -• . I-% w _fm I - . P " diteenn cohort,s of Rome. 1,P1111 tip ng harassment, ., the, (I that e'4ahlichmt'flt so much the Roman overlords would eontinue It even afU'r they ra7.Pd j the .Thuca)em Temple and re placed It with a shrine to the I pagan god .luplthr. so 14 - it • . *' • •. • head taxes from CVCtY male ten over - •,,;'• - . S - . .5 55 ,•. 5' '' 'V . ,. . - . •. te • • I . _________ _____: - '.- . . . • - .: I. _____: * j __________ . ...-._---- - . -h : 1 .: ;. !,I : • • '. .5 - • .. - '1 . . 1 - 4. . . . - .. .:. . 95 $ .., . - place for ordinary concerns. Ent f, ISION I ____ and lodge wherever the door Is ____________________________ All 82-channel VHF/UHF tuning, 172-sq nch picture, front open to you. No time can be ___ mounted control panel. High voltage picture power. Portable, wasted. If a town spurns you, lightweight with ultra slim styling. Five-inch oval full fidelity "shake off the dust from your speaker. Stand extra. it . feet as you leave." Do not "1 i;tv down my life. ....He Over and ovc. He defied the sequen ces. If Be had confined pause because of reverses. e social u- Himself only to preaching of said. "No one takes it from prevailing codes, th Press on. deadly conflict, have heard it said spiritual ideals. He might never I Me-. it was "But beware." He warned. torn. "You have been hurt. But He was a when right th rows itself bodily Foes will encircle you and dehut I it'll you .....And He reformer, a rebel. He ncted, against the bastions of privilege liver you up to their councils, 322.1000 he would rip into th e external pro- openly against the vested inter and power. and it costs. But He PDP OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL e "But do not be anxious - . had the?wrt For it. the dijy. who endures to the end will be prieties, stressing mnoti"e and- e'st5 of ______ saved." purpose over form. home go Yet Bc. insisted th is was to A recruit wanted for a funeral. but Jesus said. the destruction of law. but its __ _, .- I , - -----,,t "Leave the dead to bury their fulfilling. -' #dII I By Scout Troops own dead." When anoth er want- People puzzled. "What is 10 rela ths? A new teaching? We never th an 11.0(10 slash pine inuded Lonnie Ely, Dana Ho- ed to bid farewell to . , . 1:. y anything like ttiis...w ho planted last gflT1. S'OU CIemm. Ray 5thu tives, Jesus told him, "No one $to"# I Ile seedlings , Timothy the plow can forgive sins but God nlone?" hand to puts his Boy Scouts from demire. Pat Yent.sch. who Kevin Freer, Wesley and looks back is fit for the Repeated warning was brought All Souls Church Morgan , Grace Method- Freer, Arman Rossmnn. Rich- Kingdom of God. . - Follow to Him by His disciples. but He and Troop Troops 543 507 of of disregarded it. Relatives, fearard Kostivnl, Steven Silvers, Mc!" Church. ll e. Thomas Drisco informers of Rome's puppet. ing for Him. tried to deter Him. G1 The troops camped at Camp George 14 e Herod Antipas. were assigned to H knew what the outc-Dryle" d Skipper Ellioitt_ 5 Howard near Paola and planted an 1 watch Him. When friendly would be and tried to prepare the trees there and at Camp Pharisees warned Him to "get His Apostles. I TAWWilderness. near Longwood. The planting program is part . .1~7 I ___________ I ii Trees PIantel Of __________________ I Last Minute" '. weekend by t 1st f- ~ ; , - Commercial Bank Names want% to hill you," Jesus retort- livered into the hands )f men ed: "Tell that fox . . . I finish and they will kill Him." But they apparently couldn't con My course." I tion plan to prevent soil and water erosion and Improve the Guardians of established re- ceive of it. areas around the camps. ligious custom also trailed Him. A group of vigilant-es came Seedlings were supplied by the ing his violations When with stones fl He spoke with a report Florida Forestry Service' and He restored a stonemasOn'S group on the Temple's Solomon planting was under their threeatrophied hand on the Sabba th. Porch. "1 am come th at they lion, 543 used two Commercial Bank at Winter the accused Him of breaking may have life, and have it more Scouts of the law. Its rigid interpretatiOns abundantly." new tenth they had purchased their Park has named McClellan and forbade any treatment unless "He They .3 with money earned from Associates, Inc. as advertising life was endangered. But He is mad! Wh %' listen to Him?" collection drive." Scout- counsel, It was announced today "j have shown yOU many good coun te red: masters noted they carefully by E. G. Banks. president. "The tree is known by Its works from the Father. For "took off their shoes before enAccording to Banks. the agendo ycsu o:ie He seemed to tower over tI -MC wring the new te also will handle advertising fruits." if; lawful to do good tlmm. "it Each boy who helped plant th e Banks' uffiliate. t)t)heIfl' Sabbath." F on trees received it certificate South Seminole Bunk at It also inflamed critics male yourself God.'' appreciati on for his work. The Park. He offered sovereign forgi'e'. Even though you do citations were signed by Herbe rt "After careful consideration. believe' Me," He flung burl: Pedrick, Scoutmaster, who has McClellan and Associates, inc. ness to sinners. "This man "believe the works - . that you working for many years were selected because It best blaspheming!" He was sailed for failing may l:tiow and understa nd that: to improve the arear a ro und the met our requirements for a full to practice the ceremonial hand- th e Father is in Me." caElps. service agency with broad pt.-rience in all media of cornwashing at meals. He could have At length came th at moment S He noted th at pine seedlings that many other In the Temple court when He planted ten years ago at the munication," Banks explained, pointed out common masses- thundered quotations from the camp by Danny Gilmartin are "in addition." Banks added. Jews -the and Jeremiah, now 35 feet tall. Dimn' Ii. flOW "this agery has demonstrated ignored the custom, but I-Ic Prophets Isiah of 1-us indignziheight shunned such evasive tactics. the very in the Navy, stationed In Beta, its capabilities in various fields "Hear and understand, not tion overwhelming the entire Sp.in. of business and we look forward mouth de- area. Led by Eugene Gil martin. to its counsel in our marketing what goes Into thewhat comes For a time. He dominated the man. But files Scbuth from Troop 543 included and advertising program." out of the mouth - . . from th e area. Mark's gospel tutes. meBrian Gilmartin, Arthur Levy, in a joint announcement. Mal' heart . . . evil thoughts • . fusing to allow commercial dealBricc Fattier, Joseph McGov- calm McClellan. president of adultery, false witness. sland- ers to traverse it. But He-5 era, John Pet-alto. Robert and the Winter Park advertising. defile a couldn't have stayed there long. Mark Weubler. Michael Gilmar- marketing and public relations er. These are what And He knew the ultimate con-i ______________________ tin, Jeff Krecek, W illiam Mag- agency, expressed his pleasure man." net, Jeff Bowes and Mascot Pat- in being associated wi th the __________________ ______________________ ri Gilmartin. Commercial Bank, "We Says from Troop 507 under iy apprecia te the opportunity to thi leadership of Russell Kitner dv't•I for the Commercial Brink and the South Seminole r-i;titk an even more effective. Fall INDIANAPOLIS. lad. (AP) - long range promotional program Fur men llterall3' fell into the which will reflect the dynamic nature of these institutions." braids of the law Tuesday. McClellan added, "The Corn,..~\,~~ The qua rtet fell through Now! Modernize / Bank, the largest statece4ling of a honw after a canine wos9ber. for cold Prepare squad membe r led pullet' from a charte red bani: in Central Florbw-gied grocery to the i-esi- idi, and South Seminole Bank for • complete See . / are num bered among the leaddance. by line of equipment ,, The four were picked up on ers in the- financial circles of Iftor or burgia- Florida curd we look forward to preliminary COLEMAN • -. I th is association." I . NO _&,"~___. -'. -~ I LOOK - McClellan MONEY DOWN Take Months To Pay! . - a... .•. . . . .. values!i t . started a hubbub. / Prices . items -. reduced on many of these for fast clearance. Here are just a few outstanding "gift" bargains! our .j / I ' nts." P 4 that ". . .5 not • ~" -1 Portable 1O' 23" MIXER G. F. TOASTER I lit COOK SET - ot - 444 IRON a . - - -_________________________ ' Ekciric. -• CAN OPENER - -. 19" 14's 14's •. Table RADIO Alarm 23 DRILL Electric JIG SAW ...... Golf LALLS . - 3 FOR size TIRES 898 45 'I SAVE $ 21-pioct 1" TOOL SET 2-C.Il FLASHLIGHT Sockvt FT • BOYS GIRLS _________________________ F_ 1 98 TYPEWRITER Reg. Size FOOTBALL nhs' WATCHES Reg. Size BASKETBALL 5995 Portable Elvc+ri .. Dry I 'iEN I F_ 99 Hot or Cod THERMOS Several styles UMBRELLAS . been TWD1 EN . - -. . 2" Sturdy BICYCLES ...... 29's B. B. GUN ............ 8" Portable HAIRDRYIR Sturdy 95 29" BICYCLES ...... Portable RADIO 14" . .. . - Baseball GLOVES ....... .. '.' 11. 6" 595 45 Vollcybll Por+.bl. SIT ......... STEREO ........ '$ Set 99C Stereo . IADMINTON RECORDS ..... Sturdy Clock SCOOTER ..... 11's RADIO 6" 18's 19" S ci mer'cial .. charges GasorOil LOOKI F_ H.atiag WINII$PNG MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL INQMDING NEW RI EVUYTHIN 50 119 MagnoUa __ 3226321 3OX ktOL.LYWOOD BEDS-ALSO ODD (SIZL&IUHGSLZEMADITOORDL& ALL AT FACTORY PRICES. SANFORD. FLA. "H.sdqteri For Sprlskl.r VDUIIU. OUMUIS if: I I .., - . .,- .. .•. - ' . -'-S.. S - . - nbmt four miles. l'hls figni es out to 81 iund 200,000 feet of people. Many of our nirflners erulse at. roughly 4(1,000 feet, SO our hi man "tower" in the sky would renelt up over five Hines higher than the niltfllle of Ii jet. SemInole's 1(1,000 population ltn'rense also Is greater than the 11)0(1 In(lividIInl population totals of 6(1 of Florida's (17 countIes, for another type of ('Ofl1)al'Ison. ---- -----&A I...........l...I. is 1 Iiiiiiu'i- II(W ''II l' 1t% II no in the Florida nole hils folind Its 11111VO sun. Now It's up to Its to let this be known In important govertiment, Orthe politicians In des and make cert ain Aware of the fort, tit] are flilly the CnpI theni. wi in OIIF dealings th i' i -:....,...- ': ft -' - 1. pt... - 'I"1)"' '- - ' " • - , '' . . - . and militarily, hut innr'4 Vtnmjn "R So the 4a',iq of thia - n 'ivili,ed 2(th centur7 woro to forty • fsfhør 14 Ir'vin mnt rat Inttsh,! Par'nt make' many 4.eednnq for theIr children, both In medicine and ,, moralitY it I. folly uhouM wait till a child , old t, make up ha own .nntirh r--. - •. . - ' 1/ i'tinll more harharle than the fT'tn mrier feroein,i .'tt,1a mind. Yon mut bend the t"i - Yrm rnnthnr.e 'IIIST accspC ' :.': t., '•'' t . 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' :-.. : 'doetnr'fAr your dntin from the time hi F mnth.'v hevin, 'we have n.w°r immemorial have hee the chief 'uatorlians of morality and m'i• attended church very' often. ite, I(lemlrm md education ' o Tony ha not been enrollThis iptly hrand in in ('Ii Ifl A SlindOy Sehool. ffehr'' prrnerh *'hh'h "1t after i'I"fl(lifl vriur -'ol- old that he iho'ilvl tnteq: I umn, rnrithv'rs 'caiis -, (rod made Ii 't - 4'fl,. undny, he couldn't h" "vervwhere Him"After the third however, he proteted that. he icif,' Rear,iles of your Iav.y hitsto n, for he prewant didn 't t "rrr _ " :: ipiritlial ritterl 'I -_ ,__ -'.'-'__ -- ' -' f. -, -. r - .. maternal duty. et your child e ihould into 'nnday 'chnnl FVF'RY biddy. o his daddy 'nv '' - 1^0 • - - 5 - - ____ S me, .. -f • - __________ - Hal Ba rbs - - 'aafnrb ,rrath Dec. 26 2' $3 )iC( FIRESTONE'S UNIIPCHARGE - . I~ % 1d1/ PROVW W Your Safety Is Our Business MONEY DOWN MONTHS 322-5412 Systems" TO PAY b14;ETY J-/ 1st & FRENCH ~~p 330 At Firestone FOR 220 N. FI4CH AVE. cauiscamac' us" UCWMV 1 IETAVAU. 0 WALL SUPPLY SANFORD INNEOXIIIN0311 OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. This Thurs. and Fri. Closed Monday, 0000 YOU NERD Vests DNcts Pip. s.d Fittlugs _ NnPIa.. a. Worry Clinic . - us : - I#. //)-A rnwth rate - some 27.t Iii rense over 19(U) t'CflRtlS. tileOur six-year gain of some 1(1,000 Is mighty impressive, no mat t er bow you eninpare It. If voil ('Otild St itek these 16,000 new people. they WoUld tower skywani r(1' wait till Tony is old ennuh to WEEK And don't iend him there, but deride for himself which .'hnreh T KF' HIM YflfJRFf F' attend if an, he houi1d 0 -. .' TWIG For childron acquire morm RFNfl TUE ' 00101.8 follow , a teenagei moralit.y by nhservin the eon-If he is Parents, this is the way our Who is the reader of UCV 58CI ad_ widespread moral erosion in atnwtive behavior of their : 'ertising' Thus is not a h pothetiezil him to dress shops, cycle shops, and has been developinir. mothers iand fathers, tool thanfr America found have question. Research agencies ..; _ 4' Iiort stores must make certain by list.'nin to mere words i For adults W'j some of the nnswels to tile question "uIM4 -'Ihe neWspnpei' le8(k'r is SOfllCOflC ,, helpful - decisions conrernin a,1'iee. . during a quarter of century study: someone to tent, house or looking fot a their children while they are - "What you do," runa,i trnHe is likely to be more intelligent '',' I'. . house. verb, "speaks louder than what to rent a . trying still yoiin. and more literate than people who v for a typist, looking lawyer ruins : -lie is a bent.." say!" is "Aa the twit - -s ' . spond to other advertising. .'..-&.. •'' -L-. -' -'-h I a job. for And odd a little daily raa wise adage. "so will the tree _______________ -He is likely to have more money to or a typist looking --lie is a tycoon looking for a CadilI liginna "home work" to what ha inclined." .eiti thnrt ofw.hor noonie. *53 ot,'.1.*. g - - r -tycoon. a salesman looking for a bend the your youngster obtains at iinor You parents must -She is over 80 per cent of the wornor for a -lie is a boy looking day School! PUPPY, twig earlyf i en about to go grocery shopping. needit litter of 111011g,l '08 Sn any grace at the table For example, teach your -lie is nearly every man considering sonleolle with youngster to brush his teeth. and teach him his bedtime the purchase of flUtOfliOl)ileS, trucks or jug homes. for a loan, -He Is a builder looking hung And hang up his towel or wash prayers. Then the sleepy children tractors. I'..very (0110(1 a fare for any member YORK (Al') N NI..%V F . for an investmen t . "Testa for (;nnd b a nker looking Send for my on or a -If she is older, she gives advice ()1 ill(.Ia,iiily Who Was siiiahli'r tip their stockings with care, cloth. loves Christmas. cornWily really or she is the whole local put his toys Parenta," uflc!nsin -lie t.o a lone' Train him and on leaden feet trudged to height thi;iii the Ire-c' foods, electrical appliances, sewing and like' (lOfl't munity with unsatisfied wants and stamped, Some may say (hey return envelope, plur I',verybody liked liii' true all bed, overcome with a drowsy away h.-fore he goes to bed. parties. Talbci-t, Chairman, fl or l)i'. S. S. is And don't wait, till he old Christmas for this reason, excitement. If she is a teenager, she sets the needs. (By around erept. mother. I)uring the night Santa Claus enough to decide on the medical pace in selecting skirts, snacks, and Journalism Dept., University of Missis- they don't like it for that reason. "it tins to be put this way." sippi) -Jackson (Miss.) Clarion-Ledger. value of vaccination against sneakers. But what their complaints slit' said critically, turning its carne down the chimney. When the children pawed smallpox or polio shots! to (Luleast limbs of wealth come down to, if put under it I.ikewise, train him to like are wall. I'..veryhotly agreed that themselves awake and ran shivlong look, is this: They she had the perfect vve to show ering downstairn in their long varinux fnnds and .ipe that he ~ By WALTER r- PARKES afraid In put (heir lwart, tilt" its splendor to the b'o, Elertion winners arn now I winter underwear they found in et.n rfail ' vitamins. p_, h is h each stocking a golden fresh z meeting a lot, if job-se.kin mem er, ton, that the most this Christmas because they are tage'. Everybody went into the orange-the only one they knew relatives they never heard of mportant vitamin of all is fami lonesome for some Christmas kitchen and popped popcorn ex- all year long except if they were nus imm • .• berore. cept Papa. Everybody but Papa ill--and nuts arid striped white If you are v religion! internted in inVi tam in R IA - can be UndCrStOO(l ' This got out needle's and thread and and red and green candy. You can offer him all the terest, you .ihouitt he interestop. tore unsure of himself, and And piled in a small heap un The human heart must look WOVC strands of white popcorn WASHINGTON (AP) - More mestic policies and flOhitiCill known to modern .'d in C.S. Savings Bonds, t. s a and red cranberries around and presents der the tree were the toys and other vitamins the IlethOught It bet e the crations for the gains tile ahead to (10 its duty; but of green from Santa Claus for medicine and still have him which now carry more interest and more the attention This doesn't add up. ills Job in the e publicans made in the Novemhuman heart must look behind around and around seriously stunted in his Aprit. than ever. country is being focused on th the campaigns wasn't the nuts the family to play with and to %)p(' lifted arms of the tree. ber elections. uni development. • • that it has know to also of putting poiltistrange new world of President Then Papa perched perilously wear and to share. The room ruirkey gobblers, new pmwf That they should have made and bolts task Moreover. Vitamins "A," "B," faithful to its highway. Johnson, a world of silence and such an attack on him, probably cal machines together. Ills Job "Tell me how Christmas was on a chair and fixed to the peak erupted in tumult. C" and "D" can merely pro- ly strutting, little suspect the "Is this for me? See what i In the old day." a sensitive of the tree a live-pointed star duce a robust Frankenstein who fowl play that lies ahead. may ask of his elders to- made from the tinfoil of ciga got? Is this for both of us? of dissatisfaction within the by appearing in their areas and child emerges from It in 1967. Please, can I try it first? Now may' show no respect or love for aking for them. ette packages. It will take a real snow job He can't go on like this if he Democraitc party with his lead- spe day. There were no electric lights, it's my turn. Well, all right, me his parents or his country. But this lie backed away from il d, so glad you asked. Hitler thus took the ehildraa to eon your neighbor into lendWell, ch #opes to run for the presidency ership, or rather lack or it. the Candles In tin holders were next." been has never reason and his m inking, of course, Go fetch a branch fro burn clipped to the outer boughs of And Papa came down and lit and inoculated them medically ing you his snow remover.. They were th again in 1968 although up to this of th e meager campaigning he explained by him. don't hearth-careful, But his whole performance In yourself, son-and help Grand- the tree, and carefully lit, and the fire, time he hasn't said he "' did for his party in the last eke0 Santa Claus, thank you, pa light his 01(1 corncob pipe, there blazed a yuletide glory-a neglect recent man Today a group of governors tion. an extraordinary was the bonfire thank you! lighted tree that tell You an air of mystery about it. He and he'll be happy to That was Christmas then. confer with him at his Texas for a man who is so totally pout-has wrapped himself In silence how Christmas was in the old of the family heart. ranch. But anyone who knows Ical as Johnson. him can be sure the criticism he One shrewd political observer while criticism of him increases days. Ile can close his eyes, and and his popularity goes down. got f ro m Democratic governors tried to explain that performtake a puff, and i'inembcr Johnson Is Just try to remem be r when last week has stunned him bit- ance to this writer: whenI unfamiliar with Northern poll- you heard him make one full terly. Most of the ornaments on the Some of them blamed his do- tics and politicians, was there- speech explaining to the Amen- Christmas tree were handmade. can people this country's postAny decoration that wasn't ri In Vietnam: the prootems, homemade was fervently beprogress, the reasons for any glass eye in was rig there. Why the reluctance lieved, as the neighborhood, to come from do even this? Geneva Altamonte Sp$nii . ---'-. So was the cut 1 i'et, his critics in this past Czechoslovakia. MrL Jos. E. Mathieuz Mrs. Julia Brtos oak glass bowl on the golden ir have talked so much, and 349.5205 838.131 I sideboard. such length, now at year's Anything from Czt-chtislovaklil Bear Lake-Forest City Lake Mary I they seem worn out. Yet the was fragile and reflected light Mrs. Maryann Miles Mrs. Frances Wester r in Vietnam is one of the and was prized because it rep838.3678 322-6219 tin sources of complaint resented an exotic distinction. It Casselberry Lake Monroe / ainst Johnson. class. of kind for a stood Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mrs H. L. Johnson Ic may feel that he is mis- The Christmas tree, as often y§0 838-5046 322.4722 HIRT REHTACAR derstood, that his Ideas are as not, was selected after it yenChuluota Longwood Ing rejected or not listened to, turesorne trip In the family car Mrs. Liza Baker Mrs. Donna E,itcs t any failures of this kind -interupted by three flat tires 365.5193 838.3317 iy be more of his own doing -to the countryside, and DeBary hacked down in person rind tak in of any one else, North Orlando R 9 Mrs. John Leone h. lie has a habit of jumbling, of en ome in Mrs. Marilyne I'eterlon 668.4883 auThose 323.0801 owing a whole raft of sub. Deltona _____________________ As into one speech so that the tomobhle would lug it to the Osteen Mrs. M9dred Haney nearest trolley line and bring it t effect is a blur, Instead of Mrs. Clarence Snyder 668.5361 voting one whole speech tc home by streetcar. The motor322.4841 Enterprise man laughed, acid the' conductor e subject so that the point and Oviedo Mrs. Ritchie Harris charged no fare for the tree. As ccl he wishes to make are Ruth J)aidson MIss 668-5834 a mutter or (act, he wouldn't iscripable. 365-3651 668.4604 But when all these things are (led up. what do they come ? Johnson is extremely on the 1104rensive, extremely bothered Q_ Howlong did the hundred criticIsm, lie was riding high Years' War actually lust? ' • ••• . . ' . . his early days when he was to A-This struggle betweeti LUng his programs through Enland and l"rain'e' actually Dec. 22, 1966 Sanford Herald Page JA Ingress and had the usual pub lasted 116 years, froiri 1117 to WAI/J$* A. UIELUW, LIJITUft AND PIJMLJIHEM goodwill that goes to a new .453, - Qa.a1 Maaar YMANK VOL/$'OLIIdM. ØizslatluUONKKI' £LEZANIJIC* esIdent. LAUJ&V VUSUEL Advertising Director A.a.oCI&tI Editor But when this goodwill subsidQ - What does vegetable swe MOV YMLD VAN YLT and the going got rougher, ivory conic from? Advertising Manager acaging Editor A REAL ACHIEVEMENT JAN15 10UO5MAK$M voa-is WILLI.*I rticularly in fields ho was nol A -CoeiUilla nuts, the' seeds "ALWAYS ABOVE THE CROWD" Business Manager Society Editor iniliar will,, its In foreign af of the ivory pulcis, a Brazilian Irlitto WELLS Iio'rrIs AUStIN M.chenlest aupt. City Editor irs, he seems to have become tii*'nihii' I- of t ile i-ot'ninIt group. SPECIAL $5.00 DILL VJN4WNT JUDY WSLLI less vigorous, more at ,is and ataZf Photograpb.r INTRODUCTION County Editor who WUS kitowii UN the ore withdrawn. Increaaingl) QFLIGHT Pb1&.bs4 reaUy except Saturday. 8ud.sy and Christmas; puitsbsd nsitive, more reluctant to tall ''litehlet of EplPiiIg Futt'st" Saturday pr.osdlog Cb.ristw. A--Mary Hull W "till iiigtoit, fight brick, This Is strange, $000 SP ECIAL SOLO COLIJISI uascr4lrrIoa *S&TN$ %'ashingtt'is. (lourge Mother of Nest Ic wick deed. $12.00 Per NEW CESSNA TRAINIR Seas Delivery (YlUER MAIL ISMINOLO OOVITV ALL. Cy Sail NEW All TAXI CIRTIPICATI COVERS INURE U.S. $11.10 I Year 1$00 I Vial 316 Weak MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN 17$ $ Mouths 1.00 $ Months advises thise values for Hill Sasto $00 $ Mouths 81 REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS 1.10 I Month. 11ST 1.00 1 Mouth 1.00 1 Mouth Gold Fluid 149 Pi.rc.4 U. 5. Poetal tiguiMlous provid. that all asH sMb.orlptlossa be paid 1550 PIPER CHEROKEE "100" PINS RAIlINGS .. to a4va.4o.. AVAILABLE FOR AVIATION wsabsr of the Associated Pr... wbtcb Is entitled Who Herald Ia-a. Stirling Cameo 391 sew. printed th the TRAINING 0* AIR TAXI PRODUCTS local iii r.pubUcaIloii of z.clira*v.iy to e ua• dr Baick Olfiss CROSSES ., PINS •,..,, - Main Office to IbIs aew•paper fLfIW -Four ' p Quick Quiz great- : Dr. Crane's -. for Commercial Fern ,"""n Herald Area Correspondents many of cy .- ..-.. - 1.. ,., BERRY'S WORLD I Troop 7Y Analysis Of The News his were •.-_-. __ii -. ----- iv,14011 More .-.... James Marlow ______________ - s, .-.•.--.•-'---..'_-----... •... -- : Forest far above its neighboring counties in ,.. - _________ "giants", the re)-A)rt place's Seminole ..... ...•. _..-._ . u S ' 1 . 600. Although our county is below these ..--------- , • / * .. 5 . 5 . --_ Take a year to - ...............- . . .' ___ ' . ReadsAds _- :___________________________________ W11 only .l 811(1 11US1nPI4S ltCSCflreh efl11f101P ent ft (110 54,fl0 - ______ -.- • . .i . I '. . . . i-__1, - . . Grand Illusion vi ii. % ftgut e that in the 19(10 eenstis to 70,000 In 19(1(1, which puts Seminole County In 14th pinec nimng Florida counties. ISeminole has been in 17th place among Florida counties for many years. These current population figures by the reliable university bureau 1111CR tip the top 10 counties like this: Dade, 1,100,000: 1)uvnl, 611,600; 461,500; 1110W81'd, 460,ll - illsboroiigh, -t.s . .800 ; I'inellas, 43,4IR); Orange, ;nMI,n','1 ; 8,900; Polk, 2:11,400; Brevard 197,700, and ERC8n11)1fl, 192,- ' -_-.jj 'i • The ,-' ., . . into a thut braided cord. If Th held back. "the very stones would cry out.." entrenched orii upset the system. Be der. He dared woke tradlUonal laws. He diaturbed the dominant clas.q's He was a rebel And He was not afraid. His early Instructiols deploy trig his men carried an ominous "Take nothing for urgenc journey, no staff, nor bag. nor money-"- Not even a change 01 garment In this task, there was mm ' - 41 . .5.. b.v cattle dravers. twisting them big girls want." Santa had a stocking full of toys and a bag of candy and oranges for each of the (Herald Photos) 3'ounger children. .. -. . ... i , . . ' . 4 . It. hands worked at some fl lea th er thongs. of the kind used .Ann two Itt-truc.tive teenagers, Mary 115 Anderson on his knees Bison (heft) and Eloise two curious li ttle girls try to overhear "what the £. • nta American 1AgJ071 Y, Post 225 for annual Children's Christmas Party., youngsters such th didn't spn all of his me Michele Anderson (top) but also pretty little ...i.2 ' 1. . lie would not take It % . . ' -- . .. great sanethary, . - • clis- - 1 •., there Jesus had watched In may the growing economic desecration of the the bartering, the animal pent.. coin exchanges the collection 0! .5 .- . . •- * Mo Seminole county's six-year opulation explosion 1185 1nsteI It 111(0 among the lenders of Florida's most iilnus counties, making Seminole nimng tile I most powerful St 1(liVIRiflflS 111 the state. The Uivci.sH . of Flotiia's litnan tched , -ing ml - and , ....................... •. • . - wer e ' Out _,- . rVIIIh Thwc 'S po2 The Moneychangers ~^ .. SANFORD, FLA. Phone 322.0244 5aI.d as seoosd else. matter October 11, 1010 at the Peal Ottlo* of tra.aferd, I'Jorida, under its Lot of Ceogr.0 of March I, I891. Lied. Star Diamond RINGS •,........,. of tbl. •dltIea 01 er a.dv.rtistng 140 part of any mst.*44 The Hanford Herald way be reproduced in any wauu.r without of The ft.raid. Asy Individual writ(.0 permission of the publisher Bowe tw a@14er o4 as or firm r.apuo.lbIe for •ucb r.produciiul$ will be hi.I4 Uahl. for will be sad Herald. a.upyrigbl sfrhig*ag on The sr.r the Jew. Open Fw.ningil Fr.. Gift Wrap GWALTNEY JEWELERS 322.1309 204 S. PARK AVE. Cultured P.ael £ P..daats '50 so 24" ~~ SS0 flying Seminole Ranch $ MILES EAST OF OVIIDO ON HI•HWAY 419 312 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PLAZA 32Z4%I 122.1242 3653201 ,- rl L .5. 1 --- -r'-' 'S. . --- "S . .. -. C. j I I I , I' - -- S : j. 5___ 5S' 5 1- - *I -- ' --I - - 5 .5. .5 - - -' 5 - ,. -.5- - - .5. •--4 .. . +ff:.P5 J �V _V - ii . - V - - V - VV - _____ - 1 1:`~ .1.. I . . .1 . -_~ . 1'. 9&jnanaha 1. ..] .. : I 3 V •V %, I 1! f . I . ~ .r L-4 .4 $ I . I II i quickly, for r amfihi chsnge ho• cosm.tic* . I' ot ..k I Nt MT ... i , 4 j " . .. __ - mpkb Lady Brook#= 3hn Coww*Tm Stm Colow IM CaTubs5- $160 I boft awh A 4C==> t ---- colour, cluner and wax! . - . - ____ - 1 I . I ~', . 1, i I,! I i ! ! I - I V - ______________________________________________ V 0 . I ., . # ,:-'.I I . , I - :,-,. a i I t, I . " e., $;--. I ._ ,~,0 6000 W VY ,, . ~ , ... . . r - .1- 1; , , I Ir. NOW -,~, S GF(,RG AXE PHILIPS a Park - - ]L..Z~,AT, . Ave i . . h uviarf - - '' minutes to soften. Place over boiling water and beat until , gelutin dissolves. Add sugar chip }inuce recent]" purchased . ) I 460 I I - I S • I .1 " I * .. ) - I ____ _____ iiiL 3- 0- . I L-:_7 I 0 .1 -% LONGINES ". - I 0 0 - I I . da, and brothers, Robbie :I 3 tbsps granulated sugar b\ Marann Miles) i tbsp. cornstarch I tsp. vanilla ~ V-.: b-oz. jar~ sinotith licanut 1 butler Disso lve brown ugur, ' T1L!1,.( ITICflt Maim- f>'3, • • I> B. Gold Medal design \ We're right in fashion whon we wish you the besi of everything! ing Christmas story. antiounced that It V i. ma : I . . ; ,q S I t LAST MINUTE STOCKING ____ I ) 4 0 t ;. i .1 10~ I I "..! I tfl I .0%, I ft !, I I;) F-0 & fill i 1 i .0 4? 1 11 bi _k - I . / \' / / / P . I\ I \ . ) I , I I ~~ • V 'V 00 ,-,,~,_. , . . . ..;.... • '. % ORLANDO 841-5220 .r r .: . e- . ___,i, . . I . ' - \ \ I - V. \ I ,\ I l / . - / / V - ' 636-3596 DAYTONA BEACH I I %, . -- I - 1 I- 1Vi I '' ' It % - \ ' I I \ •t I / f . 1. ' 1 / j I / WS. Z_~ .V ItL . %,~R9 & N,1_1 0; X ~~ • / I Rog -W IV 1 / i ! ' L'I i - I. I I OM Li > ~, i , I IT *-,* * I \ I ' E . I I ,, 0 /W.0,Z 6 I. 1-4.!e ,iw i fl P 0, i "I / £ . 10-9 1 0 * ' 4 S I ewe V / r__".jr_ #4 A 11A ,T - - G. %.F I. , • z - \\ 4 L°"fh5 nylon ot - le I ward to a vacation, a dry shamdi, Mrs. Tenna Sharp, Mrs. 00 in an unbreakable package Marion Cleland, Mrs. JLllia OpiRod Daffron (USAF) Is spend- ill 11111)(jy to pack and carry. ola, .Mrs. Audrey Brinkman and lug Christmas leave visiting his When you'd ruttier see the Mrs. Jo Ann Sandherg. Games were played following parents, Mr. and Mrs. llouiier sights than shampoo (but don't 't K ms 399each - ' ..' airy dritts Ln I And For r V - - 5 Ct/. ., -a - - r 14 N41 "~` , Dow"HM" sonfwd Ave0 lie 115 M09.011= -I ~~~ LIQUID '_ C love ,1 WEAR If. / I -%/ !~: ,- I - ~~ MEN S sxmas __________________ - I ~~ #ill 4 9 b ." . X Christmas h other freshman students from II les VERY ____________________ AM' - 99" LOSE SAT. 5:30 - Tasty Hol'Iday treat the exchantge of secret pal gifts Daffron, of Rosalia Drive and want, to look a sight), you'll from under the Christmas tree. his sister and family, Mrs. Lin- be. gliul to have it aloiug. • 12" fo ISH ALL A M do If you're one of the lucky t OR REFUND Miss Barbara Thomas, daugh- on Elm of Miami, made a Mrs ' Tie VP ; - i 0 WOOLS - I • -!!~ 11: !~ . ç berta Warner, ,Mrs. Alice Grein, W* EXCHANGE I 1. -- 11 C Also Miss Sally Nelder, Miss Miss Marlee Grein, Mrs Le " , ' . V ishables - Hostess For - -- - V lielen Stripp, 'Mrs. Viola Leone, Jacksonville, are visiting rela- Scott, David Wieboldt, Rick 41rii. Theresa Frison and Mrs. tives and friends Ili Sanford, unN til Sunday. Beatrice 'Muller. 0 , t l W Mrs. Wilson - 322 1000 . II _____ Mr and Mrs J H Wells Jr Auburn University home for the Mrs Jo Peck, Mrs Betty Pea holidays are Adriana Wcd.sma, cock, Mrs Evelyn D7ick, Mrs and sons, David and Danny, of Bucky Smith, Alike and Chuck STUFFERS sery glamour -- nn Taylor, a dii Lacsc Hod has been sta Ily in Cleveland, Ohio Miss Judith Magrath, Mrs. Irene Bredin, Mrs. N. V. Farmer, Mrs. C. Hansen, Mrs. Betty Avenue. i esther's - _____________________________ anti ,Airs. Walter Stang and fam- at their home on RosewaY Drive. Barbara is a student at Several new members were Miss Leis Farmer, of Miami, 'A b ii r n University Aubu rn will spend the Christmas weekthe be a third quarter d ed nd with tier parents, Mr. and Ala., and will hman In January. hers and guests were Mrs. Paul c _____________________________________ RIGHT FOR JUST ___ .., - OPEN EVENINGS 'IlL NINE CUFF THEM Sanfor(l. left Tuesday by jet to spend the holidays with tier parents, ', New Smyrna Beach BPW Clubs as hostesses. LL_ 0 the1nughter of Mr. Rnd Mrs. John I West, all of • ing will be held at the Stetson will be Judith's maternal grand. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R. Union Building, DeLand, Jan. mother, 'Mrs. Margaret Bazzell, Thomas, arrived last week to spend the Christmas vacation 29. with DeBary, DeLand and of Dade City. A Christmas Cook un til it forms a soft bJl 'fuc'rst announce the birth of a purziul grndpareiits arc Mr. Clubs has desiated Highway ial to In cold water (23&-240 degrees) son, Lee Michael, at Seminole and Mrs. Jut: H. Wright, also of 17 as a Blue Star Memor I I all of the Armed Forces Add cornstarch dissolved in a Memorial Hospital Dec 18 Sminford little cold water. Stir well. TaLe The new arrival weighed sev- 1 .Alr-s. Mobby has lbeer, vit;ititig ~ ed b%. i . rookies and tva were ! immediately from the stove and welcome the hostesses, Mrs L E Den I beat wdil Add ianiila and pea CD pounds, five ounces He is tii fieiiiil and h0 ping 20D N Park Ave mann Mrs Ralph ew corner second son of the couple and t1 bai ________________________________________________ nut butter Mrs. 0. W. Holmes, and Mrs. d home by a 2ti-was welcome CHOCOLATE COVERED minning n party tht~- Christ-; Table decoratiow, in the hol-! I 01 I Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Long Sr. I ml , ternal mLljs sekison'! Even the nabst in-; idiiy motif were urTHIlr6ed by I I I of Sanford are the grarldparenti, and p a t e r n a I ormal pi-rty is considered Un i MrE. Holmes. . .~ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. occasion both by the party givThere were 28 members and . ,r- It can 1 one guek;t attendiug. The next i I I Francis Dreifuerst, of St. Cloud, er and th(. part% pw - - - . of ~ become a memorable occasion i meeting will be held at 1:30' . when flowtrs are used to give p.m., Jan. 1, at the Woman's 1 Club in Cassc1bcrr SUPS - in 0 Wright a touch a! tldnu and Mrs S. S. Class I Lace trim, lovely pasfeli Golden Circle Sunday of Deep Creel. Farms, Asbburn, The in nylons an nylon blends. __ I SchoolClussoftheFiratBup- Ga.announeethebzrthofason, 91 SI I Dcc. 18. They have chosen . e Monday eve. . n 0. Jr., for the new ,s-" ;I -S_ I ' 'L , I I $ I , arrivul. - ~, -_ ! . Jk . 'I Pastels and while in plain . L. This was a combined meeting duughwr, Kimberly. 10rii. ~ I .. and lace trim nylons. I of the regular monthly busineSs Wright is the former Mury . I ~., ! 91 To Ste session and Christmas parh.1. Gruce Hobby, duuglitA-r ~ d of Sher- V Sanford Personals The District 4 luncheon meet- end for the Christmas holidays %fo J become an annual custom. Mrs. Walter Krohne Sr. gave New Arri'vals .I , q in spelege. Both nurses are continuing course. cialize(I training at the college. Misci Williams i.,t the dntighter of Mrs. Doris Willinmq And Misq Wectt i.q Mrs. Anitabeli Tropt and chill. dren, Judi, Ralph aflo' Bessie, II a p p birthday greetings parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred pilot. were sung to Miss Sally Neider Welts, of Lake Ashby. and Mrs. helen Stripp. Joining the family this week- the ladies. 17-jewel, do. . t I Club. salad lopped with red and green There was a plant e,.chnge 1 held its Christmas Party-Din- senior at Brigham Young U111- tioned Ili Labrador. nor Mect.ing at the Deltona Inn versify, In Provo, Utah, arrived Miss Laiii Friend. daughter of with president, Mrs. Margarct home Monday to spend the J. it. Wells Sr. Is a paUent Dr. 511(1 Mrs. L l' Friend, Is t;WIIIiams. presiding Christmas vacation with her Os --.-the C ( Y Veterans c jUk and bracelet. Gold filled. $82.50 orated I Photo) ___________________________________________________________- The DeBary Business and $82 50 •I 'Christmas baskets to be dcli' red by the Casselberry Uon~ '11..IUN:~ 40 spend lila two WCCk leave and tienta: ,Mrs. Kitty Jackson is so. At least at this time It eema back on her job; 1). J. Parker Is they will all he out nf the hnq- , LEONE By MRS. JOHN A. Longines gold modal design. Handsome goldfilled square case has etched fi nish 17 Je%els e Partv uihe, were cider . I ,.;~.A . AFTER CHRISTMAS WE WXL: 'T,',: __~ _,. 1j.._ r ", -_jz- By 3111S. RITCHIE, HARRIS home from the University of and Fred HA,ris plans fr) he: home today. All are doing well, Harold Cobb Jr. arrived home Florida for the holidays, hut Mr. flarris will have to rethis week from California to MRS. GORDON V. FREDERICK (Bridges BPW Club It. I and stir over hot water until , completely dissolved. In large , L •' • • mixer bowl, combine corn sy-'11 .A social hour followed th e 1 1 d d vanilla uslnvs~ meeting. at which time 3 3,~ gelatin-sugar mixture. Beat at, By JAXE CASST1RF1tRY I high speed until light and fluffy •ctma. hued fr om L Th I h C Ch ni. ' e South Seminole Garden Th (15 minutes). Ligh tly grease a held its annual Chris"ma :Club ~ -ELL 1 9-inch square coke pan. Pour in.I LISA A'.N'N BUNN Christmas season wi th pitrtv Mondaa a' ernoon at the SANOD PL4ZA . eccrnd td the mixture Let stand in coni J)lace telebrated her white n'ion ckih oer s h eer I k]t.amont Springs Community until set about I't hours Cut brthdav, Dec.. q Lisa's a silver ~ I PiLrentiz are' - -nd N.r.-- I candulahmi with I-all lichte:i red Bouse. ~ powdered sugur. Makes 2 dozen. I Bob Bunnell, of .r -r.,, formed flie centur ar-' I'EAJ'L'T Brrrrnt FLDGE I lb. light brown sugLi I - EflJO3'Cd B3? • M-1 f"'A %~, jb -216 -0. I,j • _______ Yule Party I - ___________ I ..~-..~ ,. . 11111 I . Enterprise Personals .• ____ SLACKS , 1 (V -- 4 . Professional Woman's Club Holds Annual _________-- - ______ - I MTS MARY Wif4fIAM. right und West, were gril(luate(l Dec. 9, froTn the MAry Karl School of Nursing, at Daytonn Beach Junior Col (In Moore, Mrs. Ann Samijels Mrs. Lloyd Swain, Mrs. K Bateman, Mr Rev Reel, Mrs Mrs. lint) Moss ____ ___ TO GIVE HIM a rs. Ljll~ - F. - V. ? burn, Mr 11111 ;lenn and MI Joy Wall. I This Is th e th ird consecutive Catherine Prc'c', Garden Club 1. _______ I 'I t I 0 I A WAY EASY John Wall, Mrs. Mary Wash . ep ell pendability. Lovely case fili the 111ol-ida State University ~ C'zimpus, which at the present I ousin:! nine scholarship ~ timu , 0 , , ,~. I . with the band. I .. I bert-s, Belle Rumhle~. ~ L I 11 the holidays with Ills parents, at home recuperating nicely., pital anyway. II "I V, :. W,Ill A gift was given 10 the for- • . ~., - I £ 0 - Page a P Mrs. Ifer0d Whittern, Mrs. '~, i Mnrvin Dynl, ,Ntrq. flarrIq Fok s, '~ t, ., S • zirship Fund 'inn to the Mental Stumpf, Dura M iii cficid, Lo of c'mrncde Coun- rainne \iung. Out sees l'leitlth ClinicWhittle, Lois Wi2kirs nd Esther - I them a toaster oven in appre ciation of this and their work I hw.inec cession the I g;o-vt Rcynnids, 11clen Richey, ~ -oted if) pre-,.,~ donations to the , _L 14 1p i ~tll~~% !IJ - and the young people presented - Ipfreqhmt'nt of pound cake. oklca anti coffee were served to the honoree, her mother, ''k -, year they have hosted this event Gaines, Elizabeth Gallant, I ,ky. ' ~ Gror)mc-., Mary Grace Ko, with Chrv,trnzis ,preens, red ber. Kathh-en Lee, Dnrolh~- Morri. rics, candles zind novul tinsel °" i played during the afternoon t ulth . a kncr roast- at 6 pm ______________________________________________________ Jogs. The mantle : ?4 I.4JL 1. Was 7 flee. 22, 1M r an enjya s 1p Itr*th ifn Xfte in littla ritual will pick ynti gamea were played by the honoree. 'rue hrlt1.let't and Eddie need will be tntirried Dee. " 1, at the Firqt Metlrndlqt Church 1, , The festlItics lasted from 2 1217 PARK AVENUE ~NEXT TO 7-11 STORE) Closrd C~ristrnas -- nM hurkloq. Glitter them rAfreh tired even. Thia reln- 0 - .. was held at the sPaclolls Frederick home, oil Banatin Lake, Saturday, 1)ec. 17. . featurin 9 FRIGIDAIRE i_va &i 5% I - - _; . V,and OPEN I.'•, le hlghør than your head t The ahower wna given at the home of Mra. .Ione, en Elm -~-..~. 7 DAYS A WEE( / MISS . ,I 14 AUNDRY f 7 . __'9',i_~L~:_ ___. I-,-) - F 1-~- 4 , SANFORD'S NEWEST - I-— - .4%.. .. S ... %E., .. ,41~ The annual Christman party - l it Mr Aqhbv Tnneq anti 3f 'a for a tecent ,nlrt'Iltinit' bride elect, hns%rr irnnnrIn TO - At Shower -- . 4. 11 I . 1*._,'t . ,, ,:. "% ->~ - ift Alvhzi Delth Kappa Schn!ar- i col '* $,,;,, . 1 1-Ionorcd By I '""' . top of double boiler. Stand five v . I 0, - I& lIt,! ~ I I.I : I J, I .I.k ~r ~.~ - cup white syrup tsp salt I tsp. vanilla Combine gelatin and water In SEMINOLE SANFOftDI PLAZA -. ; - Florida State University Schol- . ii 0 I a I I . MARSHMALLOWS pkg. unflavored gelatin I I I , cup cold water - I ..' .-. .....- ' I 11 '°" I _ S Ch , -- Makes 20-30 pieces. t - i Church. (Ii to ths iit-aw*y irn Thø v rite with a qnfrk, I.;-min- hnrr thø ttr th rniffleird trfrh mit YId t ,tø ref or qirnrød tøws *iirl mid t ax vl th I i tr n,thir rrath 22 , 11966 Paize 2A 6,enrganne, to Thomas WAdO ; 1)(T. Z -a rrtderIck has been chosen liv ott. son o Mrs. Berth Stt the Preceptor Mu Chapter of and the late Tailor Arnold WHY SUfrL* BAcKACHE TC'EI1' 3eta Sigma Phi to tt. of & Fact kmelia AND MUSCULAR PAINS them In thc nnnal Valentine Orlando. is ftay and aim. Wbe.n relld I The bride - elect attended contest. _____ Brnkeworth Junior Academy zi Glnnv is a native of Sanford kly flush es out kidne'a and Thrmingham, Alsi. graduated bladder. Rids the body of es , ' hIi Aflu Si,C aflu 11er''U)flfl'1 from Forest Lake Academy. pipon that could cause the*, fro ;,' two sons. Ronnie Is a EnJOT A AVOd night's attended Orlando Junior Col)rize ~ %wr withoui bladder Irritation. at FSU this year unit Ricky Is and graduated from Orare tsan_. ',i$n the ninth grade. county School of surcical tech- ' Don't wait. Get a bottle t*dal,, aieuin M ost of her spare time k I 0 fIcPhsIl ETT'l 11cr fiance graduated from £.aboratortcs. Liquid SjWfl pacipating c pa ng n 0 t parti Mi-?. Mount Airy City High School civic events. -She is .an active A 1 I.. "~ 1-1jectron School while training I member of the Democratic ~,._ 1I UCHTON'S ,, ..., in I dash suit Memorial Seventh-day Adventist I - i c$ A ____ : 11 'I I I ! I ~,I i !I ! I stmas Part nnual Meets With Mrs. Pearce Pxuul emu pmkd In% meow - @*a a am 2& yn WW f :: .. .., . .. ) . PM r nnd irs (e(rge LpAf124211amiltflnl° ne Gir Of Year BSP Chapter osen .k f? yarn •vt'nnt høw- start Bride-Elect gaement of their datthtet _____ . I 'rho %ecjdng date ic et 2 to he he'd at the B%RTOS B' fl'fl %J l 2 eggs ~ vapnrated milk . 1% cup. ro en pec ns 2 thsps. margarin e ~ -Cream 2 thsps. butter and grated rind of I large orange brown sugar together. Add 8 1 ('UP chopped nuts vanilla and 2 eggs. beat well. ingredients It Tn form ennizies, make 4S ball-c I cept the nuts and cook until chilled I forms a soft ha!] in cold water. ,,n. ts at small greased muffin tins. Sp" I The L,nnual Alpl-an. Delta Ktip- and caffee from ii hcziutifuill~ Stir to mix the ingredien kle each cookie with a few ch al"'' pa Sororicy Christmas Pa"MY ~ appointed silver servive. 1I the beginning and then ()nl%ped pecans, place I teaspoon of wa~ held tit the home (if Cath- ~ I cool and beat until creamy, add members presc-r.: Chapter filling an each, then sprink-li, erjn( 1,v:irce with Elizabeth , just before the candy ash -CS! C-nt ate -e. 'Ds co liocies' is rends to dip or pour. Either with * few more pecans Booth, Ann a Cot-it Ruby 'SO degrees 12-1-1i minutes.Th e i zri rocrn decorations dip b teaspoonfuls on waxed Elizabeth Dunn, Cindy paper or pour Into a buttered Remove from tins immediately, were centered around the large Mr Fayc blazing Yule Cram, Hn7.e] F I y n t fire paec wi th container and cut into squares. Makes 4 dozen. .. I j . q-- dIi ] ½ cups brown .sug a r I V tbsP amiia AV .• 2 cups sugar 0 1 B ftdfift @*MI - rmlmn beft,bnd- ______ I • ped fine Let cool Add Pecans Chill dough at least 1 hour. d shoes Into e Mme that th gmitawssty, ,. rf .. Bethrothed Philips Drop an waxed paper. our 01. I ' eorganne '' 1, . " CPAR" A G,,- Miss \L ER1ES has been mixed and sifted with ea nnd stared In rcfgeratr. By MR H L. 3SO 1 boxpowdered sugar the acda, spices which have Serves 24-30. Well, 4thbuttcr been wet with 2 teaspoons of Scre chrIst-msu and we can PECAtc 1 tap vanilla o a lot of baking. We have a ed shortening. Bake in 325 de 2 cups brown g 4 tbxpr,. sweetened condensed for a boiled ralsin cake. gree oven 40 to 50 minutes. 111 milk _____ will be the 01W I boiie this ½ thsp. butter % cup our bomemaker wanted. is marshmallows cherries I bttl nit 'o some candies BOILED RAISIN CAKE pecans (2 ) I box block chocolate i lhshThd e SNOWBALlS 1 cup raisins Plaee the brown sugar, milk cake parrafin 1 cup chapped dates 1½ cup water and butter In a saucepan and Cream butter and sugar toi cup fineLy chopped walnuts I %X, slightly beaten OL adding milk to small ;!other, j] cup peanut butter 2 cwS flour e amounts. Add salt and vanilla. 1' cups confectioners sugar 1 cup augur aIng. '° Drain bottle of cherries. Roll 'CM enough to 2-4 tbsps. light cream 1 tap. soda lows and stir until disOlved. cherries in cream mixture to - I tr,p. cinnamon I i k-~ cant, flaked coconut pecans. Drop on waxed cover each cherry well A d d Blend together dates, nlnu Add I tsp nutmeg I paper. will be firm when cool. M nuts to what is left of mix: I tsp. cloves I and peanut bufter. Shape into ture and roll in oblong rolls. small balic about one Inch In Makes 24 pieces 3 taps boiling water Melt chocolate and parrauin diameter. Make a thin icing ½ tsp. vanilla ORANGE P ALT ES over boiling water. Dip cherrie' with the confectioners sugar ½ cup melted shortening nut rolls one at a time in I cup top cma?n I and Boil raisins slowly in water; and cream. Roll balls in Icing 1 1 melted chocolate. Lay on waxed cup water left j and then in flaked I untU there is I I paper to cool. 42 tbqps. corn syrup pool orange 3 : .)ow mixture to coal. Add the lbe perved after chilling or plac- ~ PECAS T1SSIES 2 cups pecans sugar and egg Add flour which ed In covered refrigerator dishf; nz. pkg. cream cheese the first three ingredCook ients wgothcr until a saft hall 2 cups sifted flour is formed when tested in cold . I I I I Cream softened cheese and water. Remove from heat and ~ ; ,r* iI TAKE REA!TT'T R?T I : DeLAND - i I ! I; V ., ~~ L ,.7Ii. '. \ "'I. t - \ f:1 I ' V 'it, .- I I ..'I ,. EUSTIS . I I : 1 ~, JEWELRY ~ %~ , $1 to 796 Those atteuthzig included Miss the Souet of American Flor Grace Marie Stinecipher, Mrs Ists A colorful wreath iiiet aud ox, time dow or ou der uD lAndu Bose, Mrs man. Mrs Pegg) Henley, Mrs on a wali above the fireplace everly DouWtt, Mrs. Eva Hob- or before a window. the Suci ,Y ! pointb out. tler and Mrs. May Rogers. BAGS Slipovers and car gans Choice f fabrics Plain So ocfion o clutch. French straps. ,lw 1'MT ] 2 WAUN ...... 36# ........ -. I 6 CAM ...... 4 CADDY .,* tif r, .,.) so Unfi"ed Leafher so Tie ~~ 2 CAM ..** ..... 5 ~ d maicb umach mars! I I I I I . CASH __ - &NGS....".. 59 . 1 Wrap SHOPS - 310 I. L First - ,.~' Siteet 1N04 .............. 50 1 G;ft W, i -- pped MELBOURNE 721-0346 WINTER HAVEN '93 1527 N Lingerie Accessories Fur Stoles Sweefers "a Coats Blouses Fur Hats Dresses a / V I Foundations vil . At 111*1 V'S' A Perr(laft" !96 1 :, .I, . 6 I Clothing and shoes for th. entire family • OPEN TO 9 P.M. EVERY NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS I ! : Manuel Jacobson , DEPARTMENT STORE Across from the Library Downtown Sanford . , 19 Accredifed Charge ~ bAYW*-yW 941t km 00 OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. . 1 %!r \ \N\ / L k • I wheow you wver gray...fiaht"...or darMn, just shamPoo In--and be you" You'll "WThat's Me-TW8 my cowrt 'Mat's My Colorl-new (and so OWYO ,r - _,~j trom Twm4uee = . C Womb .ades look blonós-not I ECKERD _ /1-__1 j NO awh~y C. . rL DRUGS 4~~ SSMINOI PLAZA $ANFOKD PLAZA . Account Re,ally pdmper her with our irresistibly ferninino .*, J491p your Loolvian will A found Ulp to Visn*~Isnd viii Delta Air Lliwe JUAU14OUG DCO fall JOL oiiism you' 'i. G. Lod Accounfs Welcomed ___________ - IV 1. perfect color. ', The color you want And It's so easy I L-.-. I r I ' , LI hair color that gives you • e Pick %, shampoo4n dind Maidenform h"#W-Wftl I ) // VA .. \ "' -1 (~ ) -rhos my I . - I I i 84IA2W . Open Evaningi' GWALTNEY JEWEURS & Date Tiftne, Z--. Robes iii L ; : Ii . 1 I I -1 X 16 and enjoyed holiday refrtsh: ments in a Christmas candle. gaily wrapped pretowits, and the 1~ 60 r A Christmas wreath is as, votionul and the busiDeiis. shorfie sloop shifts - . . ,s1l cool and cdrefres in ealiq . care nylon, topped with pretty scalloping and flower embroidery Vok @ with enchanting lace trimmings. Take your pick of the baby doll top with ruffled panties . . . the button-down sleep coal . . . the delighfful nightie ill delicate Addos of pink, aqu,a, white or muse . . . Sizes; small, medium 'and large. SANFORDPLAZA 1. . - I- _ -_ opw -- -- 1W __ W 'Tv00kV%&*W 7..? 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Fzm bualft Japanese dc all add up to the holiday formu- beginning of the Brazilian sum- stem popularized by television SOVIET UNION—For Brazilian Ia: Faith, feasting and festivfts' stores to pmiten b.sies and an Arab checkpoint In Jerusalem. people of the anrld ie snaking ready to colebrat. the bITThd* Sam Christmas u s t o in , eucb as the Polish rush to buy trpiis, an familiar In many lards. Others, such as street Thousands of pilgrims will Tnor, mP111 of Christup at Mim gate In observances around the mu Jerusalem to cross Into Jordan world: for ser1ces in Bethlehem t the Church of the NntIi.lty, over the Japan—Christmas has no rellgrotto where—tradition says - gious meaning but store owners cashing In on an economic upJesus was born. Christmas swing have made It a commerBrazil. where In usually brings crowds to the clal success. Sales, Christmas seashore, you give give your trees, Santa Clauses and recordor zsdaeli rralb girl it bikini and not have to ed carols lure Japanese to deDec. 22, 1966 Page 4A • that for a 33-cent fee parents the' could arrange for Father Frost are big sellers. Thousands of first time. Father Frost.. Rus. or a Snow Maiden to deliver Christmas cakes with "Merry , sin's jolly, bearded version of presents to children In person. Xmas" written in chocolate' Santa Claus, is making house The response was overacross the top are sold at prices calls. So are his granddaugh. whelming. By coincidence, deUP to $2* tars, the Snow Maidens. Father liveries start Dec. 25. rrALY—rew Roman Catholic Frost traditionally put gifts un- CUBA—Religious observances priests spoke out this year' dci- yule trees as children slept and Santa Claus are being de. against the growing use of the Christmas morning. The Corn- emphasized In favor of yearend yule tree Instead of the creche: munists changed that, and now fiestas and celebration of the and the trend to Santa Claus his day is New Year's. This eight anniversary of Fidel Call. Instead of the Good Witch Be. year, Detski Mir, Russia's big- ti-n's victory Jan. 1. INSURE WITH CONFIDENCE 114 N Pk Ave. Downtown Sanford Dial 322.0331 + k PParen A NEW YORK (AP) — The a President," as scheduled. The chief counsel for Harper & Row first part of the 80,0N-word se said today the book publishing ries will be in the Look Issue of Jan. in. firm Will be very glad" to When informed of the agreetie the Kennedy book controver with Mrs. John F. Kennedy, ment reached Wednesday night, along the lines of her out-of- Edward S. Greenbaum, attorcourt agreement with Look ney for harper & Row, said: "Harper & now will be very magazine. Requested deletions and mod- glad to make a similar arrange ifications that pertain to the nient with Mrs. Kennedy." personal life of Mrs. Kennedy Harper & Row officials re. and her children will allow Look quested a conference today with to publish a four-part serializa- Simon it. Rilkind, attorney for tion of the book, "The l)eath of Mrs. Kennedy. Holida [C P nne$4JHo ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY S d K B statement that "Look magazine her satIsfactIon. Mrs. Kennedy (Inn." "The public should not he de. has agreed to remove or toothily has withdrawn her suit." prived of the opportunity to nil those passnUrc In the mag- The Cmvles statement said rend" mitithur William Man- zinc version of 'Time Death of a that the c'hnnges involved "ap. cheMer'-s manuseript, Cowles firrAldent' trintilig to the per- prnxilrintely LUX) otit nf A0.0M orisl life" of herself anti her authnrizd Words, but that they added. "in no way aff'ted the historl. hI:ir)er & ROW plans to come children. cal accuracy or completeness of Mrs. irngrni,ir." "These mit. In book form next April with (lie 300,000-word story of the Kennedy's statement rontlnud, Mr. Mnnehecters manuscript." assassination of President Ken. "were the sole retisnrlq for the Mrs. Kennedy, In what was nedy. The firm was not repre- Initiation of her legal action. Interpreted by some as an AVaetited at Wednesday's meeting, Since every passage of a per parent hut Indirect aihision to which led to the Look agree- sonal nature under contention f'resldent .fohnsnn, said in her for several months was either statement: ment. Mrs. Kennedy said In her, deleted by Look. or changed in "I have been told there are • k R hitnriri in,cctgrmcirs and on vorahl light. Si of Sen. Robfair references in this book. ert P. Kenneddy'a advisors feel That they have been written is that it eonid ?nher strain the mmntortnnte. IIOWCVCr, it w s political relationship beten ,1clear befrire brInizinst thl.,4 quit Inhnqnn And Kenrwdy And p&" that. historical Jndgment*, even' Mv have an advers. f?et on if inaccurate. could not properly the Demoeratfr senator's lftlbe suppressed by a court of law. cal f,itmire. A snt,rØ close to fl In time, history will deal fairly and Justly with this period." I family said ear1r In the week Several persons who have that members of the family alaE$ read the honk reported that it were upset about the referenees shows a hotIPy by the Kenne- to Johnson in the book, and that dys towards .fohnsnn and de- they felt Nfanchester had treat. pfrts the President in an unfa- d the President unfairly. TA j T l day Dollar Days! Sc. S Special', print or solid bedspreads with quilted top'. ro -elk — fl I WE PLEDGE.. 1to make your gift dollars go farther! And we promise complete satisfaction or your money back. So come gather gilFt values aplenty throughout the store... for everyone! 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I- ii.i_-__ - - - - - -h,:: ir -. - -, . .. .-.-.-.---_ ______- -. - -- -..-..-.- ri-- ..-...--.--.--.--..- ..- 1L . - - ---.-.-.__----..-. - . . - I , I 1) II e By SIDE ;', GA- -- 0- Qa1 t S Abigail ter, Nancy, became engaged recently so she and I have been shopping for her wedding gown and veil, Well, you know bow these young girls look nowadays Buren u€ was arrested. My bus. their little band knows nothing of thia, going When Nancy wig wear a 1*0" me child, but I getting a Would they check put he for a be a decent man, - "You DESPERATE ____ they look In the name of fashion. NANCY' S R Nancy MO THE DEAR MOTIiE: nust have been doing SOMright or she wouldn't be shopping for a bridal outwhat iti worth, fit. But ____ ___ THING 1 for for as awful ANYTHING you have any sort I ,,,')N " ____ about to drop like to adopt a little girl, but ing so I said yes, I was shopping day while one I took something from a store in. off with OOMI _____ _____ Los and bopped 69700, Sam.64 _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ .11, !i I .I ~ j monds and shifted to -- , - The .' ': 1 S i t : -1' ) I - S -• • : e 1 damages R.OYP ran to 800 Son ti) Q 4653 7 542 4 4 J 10 *K10 8 1099 A K 10 6 52 46 ' ' SOUTH (U) 4 A .1 9 AKQ 3 4AKQ832 w,.a,'r_ a_voul ____ S- • . H .#& 1V RELATE 'rO \J,.4 IrSJTELLECIUAL rp4E ACIE 1 \_ - :1. -, Nov. ___________________________________________________________________ _.j my - - - VE GLDA,b >F A - _ I'''"S ____ _______ ____ ] "- -- . _'_5__.. — 5— - .' . , - -. -.. ,- I .,~''1~ ik, - -- W I, - .- __ ' A " .ANW D1SC211 GOES ro ' I Taalevisi -- . _______ 1:00 Al PAGE -- %%COPS( 'J 72E _ ___ - ____________ ______ I'M GOING - CATCH rr. i_ . _ -- •55 u-' S C I W NM. _______ -' date? 1-1 -- Co DOttT - _________________ ______________ /i t THE ANGEL TI-lEN 'TELL ME' BLAME HOW ME. 'ST RT? STARTIT' S Imaglne.—how to balance - I ___--.. ____ 94 . - ,: ---j _____ _ /2-22 ___________________ __ ____ IN THE )-4te.BI1 OF I YOU'RE .JLMPIN' ALL SOME BI ME DUMB LUG %f4 ' by Kate Osann TIZZY I ____________________ ____ % - e 0 % . V ' OVER LII.E _______ . ) ________________________________________________ NEVER EVEN GOT NEAR THE GEPJTLEMAN! \ _ __ ________ ___ AT 1H' KING OF MAICING EJ5 AT HIM!. 6EEIZ! _____ 5,55 '.• .\.. . - _ ____ _ - ". •.• - :- - :.... I - _______________ • ____________ is ____________________ _____________________________________________________________ , ' :,- - I- - _________ - 2 . , . - , ) ____ ______ - t K%,jv~ , Ave _____________ A, . 55- 1 20) \7 _______________________________ -11 I - . Nudist - 1 1. _____ SHORT RIBS ____ _ , __ . i, L — '' - t 1~' __ ______ home p _______ ________ ton c _________ ___ _____ _____ _____ _________ _________ sons to into a '. ; A1 I UTUS) - -- I : "If I've learned one thing, It's this. It takes a heap of money to make a house a home!" __ ____ .. ____ _________ _______ - - \' _____ _____ k ______ " Sho _____ 411 AL. ______________________________________________ ____ - 4 - I S - '.'i. ________________________________________________ C' ' BUGS BUNNY into every __________________________ 14 w - S _ ~ .. -'~'! ...: the daughWr of traveling evano, when lie works on a patient, nuine, address and 60 cents W dividuals who early will want rbe responsFolly's Pointers, do 'sour gilists. she played the piano but a mechanic can Ito build up a fine security for - \_____ .• Box 489, an y lives when be reNewspaper, ng at her father's evanible for m and sa I Dept. himself, or herself, and nothing .•.. / gelkal meetings. As a child pairs a ca r—the d ri ver his pas. (First three digits your zip can ,ctol' your progeny once th e - / code), Radio City' Sta ti on, New I right education is given in the I \'. she wanted to be a doctor. aenger and other motorists." York, N. Y. 10019. — Working closely with an in. When he confided her ambifield that is most Interesting _ ternationsd women's club, Mrs. her father, be said, and fits the men ta l and physical EM tions to ____ ________ Harper works with the youthful " But May perhonality. Sacrifice to seW to ! ,,No! Too unladylike. . , -____ school if necessary. Give the Harper never really gave up the offenders in two California / ~ I advantages that perhaps you idea. And now she says'. "I diag- prisons. She feels that through t t did not have. nose the automobile's engine. work they can be rehabilitated. Every clink, clunek or clank In Chosen to make a tour of the "The Stars impel, they do not of NEW YORK (AP) - The! compel." What you make of NONE BUT THE HE IOUGe4T an automobile bats a meaning all U.S. to teach the PRANTCM of UNPER WATER ular image former Preis!-' car care in cold weather and PV your life 1h largely up to YOU! .5. 11 CtPJL.P HAYS WI TH WI !CATTIEP THE MONSIFIR! S1-10UR00 er lusw she got into offer informational help in safe dent Harr.%, S. Truman as a man I - Carroll Righter' 6 Individual wscKP OUR Ii -AWO HE l5 . with fie' 'a te mper and a impo Haer's rt sign for driving, M rs . your Janbecame Forecast for ess and the garage busin 11 , peppery tongue" is wrong, says uary is now ready. For your ant work takes her before 1 - _ 40 ____ /_____ U'T SRTING GOODS - COA'14 /,4/ 'i ~ ~q I -.- - . ______) form) 18 Turn Inside ost BNlW LIKE THE SIGN - • - - HST 'Shy Man,' _____ I __________ importance 4 S, - $ a mechanic. S 'F — p She told me when she mar- men's dub groups and TV. She faa daughter. copy send your bwthdate and "1 rarely remember his! $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, ,, ned Roy Harper, he said he has also won the sponsorship of giving way to anger," said Mrs. Sanford Herald, Box 1921, was going to study automobile Pre.tone Anti-Freeze. C fton Daniel In ll li Mcca 's1 a Hollywood 28, Calif. Her closing you remark: "If mechanics and open a service article released Tue-amagazine station. So she told klan, "I'll want to love your automobile ('rater Lake in Oregon was study right along with 'ou and ha December as you did In May, day. — She describe-d her lather , as .sunawd by visitors in IU9. EM She did 'oii must titLe steps to pr.cw'Jl work together." "a' shy man" with "a genuine It is a body of incredibly blue and they've had great. success. serse th e :onuuwe." romorrow: A Special Merry apprecia tion for women and water in the crater of ian cxMrs. Harper attends special j their capabthtiv." Liuct uIc&anu. regard mechanic classes to keep up Christmas I g Waw_ -' S - - -. - 1, - 0 SWN/i(O' wHAT l i I -"- ' - - .1 . / _____ - - - \ PoNt, -, -I-i .-\-' 1, - ____ At I k - i Adm. $1.00 Thin-s.- Fri.- Sot. A CARLOAD __ ___ TINs LAST DAY! - 4w*.-&. WINNER -' OF is A0I.MY WAAUS nd Excitement Atop A Roaring W.jv', TOMORROW! AT 2:00 he Men Sumer 400 . 6:00 - 10:00 5:00 _____ La COLOR _____________________ ________ _______ ______ - d k'V., AM.PHOW ____ UiiSI ___ friisaltg' Signs,_n*IIUtIW)_ Enter" and that city's Your horn to "Blow Our Saviours Lu- the latch on a gate bar- theran Church. Six years ago they learned rier. Hurst was alIve, married and The minister stayed nearly mInutes trying to irsuade the the father of a SOZI. raise fallilly to join Justice Tom TODAY _ - ___________ .r4+5 ó:05- 7:55- 9O THEW€STCOMEDyOFi' - ---- - --- - 7 - STOKE ma ___________ _____ t__ 1 1 decision, _____ _____ not medintely turn a to o u n d and Three titues Horst and his leave." MEET THE BOOBY BOMBS! HITS! 1:00 - 4:00 700. 10:00 ____ __ - ______ ______ - _____ M S _______ ______ ___ 11 l:2S.S:25-I:lb _________ I nolo _ IA-AMS fl exercise here ___ two '- ' T'L wnIONmIl ____________________________________________ _________________ ______________________________________________________________ L . - -. - 1S - , S ' I J - FiooyAjjENi h. Brady, in the to bring him home. His sister, noted that "the Christel, wrote former Premier court's record falls to disLø why the NikIta Khrushchev, but without mi. success. Rev. Mr. McDonald did 2r30 . - ________ %~ 1. I -_ __________ - , . SNLF H) - •4 ____________ _____ ____ - W, - i .T iN COLOR was interned _________ ____ 14 -S--...=.__-_- NO I S rkulture specialist.. ________________ I I . __ ___ -. - — __ -' FILMED ---'AT DAYTONA SPEEDWAY I family were refused esit v isas. I 'l'hirtu months ago the visas 38 Ia it stand 4sF____ _________ 37 Eu.ntlal bslag were grunted. The family attrib_________________________ 38 ScutUsh Utes the change to improved Bert NEW YORK (UPI) relations. Amerken.Sov(st DOWN Mulhullasnd joIned the Ueorgü - 411000hurst, his wife Augelica and 1$tartnyp 1). Widener stable lii lU8 (utron.) head their son Wolfgang, 1, arrived buy, IM'CaIIIe * Gothic arth an 3Dsbitisr Inst by trainer In 1U3 anti hsi held here Monday •nd 4 sm e'4 brother,. his parents and I'1'$ £iN the job ever since. S - ____ as Indians _______ ____ ______ ______ FRANKIE AVALON ANNETTEPUNICELLO DO j ____ 51 e, wrt friend _____________________________________ am 1W I - - •1. .. A - - — I - - ,. - S____ ,.r1 S _1. ' -__-S - - - . - - - ._ _____ ___ - -..- I - _ -- -'- - - I __ , cocoa DAILY at 2 and 8 p.m. OPEN al 1:30 and 1:30 the Pendcrgraiss property. tinued their search from BremThe evidence showed that Mc erton. Wash., where they were Donald had to imss "No Tres-__brotght ponsorshlpof S 49 Uncanny 60 Pant ____ for S 7/if WCWYO /5 SIlENT. 11 - I tFirelPf fOR XNE WA Vf.5 - • _______ ________________________________________ 47 oxygenate - ____ m - ' __________ THrMABOUr _________ I labia .1 1 P#jANTI At.'J 7OcaQ'OO/ 1 ' son. " ________ ________________________________________ ____________________ - I PLK61rits ARE C**. WE ____ I ______ ~:~ SEATTLE, (AP—My son, sobbed Mrs. Heinrich my N 15 _______ whell the flussians invaded The charges stelilliled from arid sent to the visit by th e Rev. Dennis Mc' hurst who the family of The rest _________ _______ Donald, a ahiplitter 1&IL1 Siberia. nbout minister been tn ordained 2OTo the place 45 Long4ims 32 Puiseulve 22 Make up mInd to one year. lie served the Salem For years the family sought ronoun 24 rntsofbt(huhu%*) _____ ____ _____ ) LOOK-DIE I I I tence. _ 37 Tremulous ________________________ ________________________ _____ ________ r _________ IA MV 5 jME .gl ________ _________ Ends - I - Christ,u,t 1)t,)rani. two-hour The five singers ansi Randolph Hill oift-r ('hristmas carols and madrigals, as well as traditional Christmas music by Bach, Handel and Mu-&art. Very nice fare to start off given a 90-day suspended sen. Prussia, apprenticing as an ag. Fa_ ______ . ••. Daughter Says ____ 83Equal(comb. 11__ 34 HawaUan hawks ________________ 33 Unicorn fish ____________________ 38 SpIrit ii WHERE'VYOUBEEN9 ____ Reunion In 1944, the Gedicks lived in decent public exposure in East Germany. floraL, then 15, George County, fined $51) and was living on a farn in East ________ ..• News She has been convicted of In $ _ 3IReverberst. __ S _____ ____ _____ ________ _________ ___________ ____ 28 Peruse __________ [irk hide est boy In rather than indecently expose year separation that began Part-time when he was taken prisoner by a (ruin herself In World War preacher who caine uninvited the Russian army groups 351'lumed erona (sb) Isorllslsdap 47 slarial 37 Unit of weight 38 SlIp away 22 RecipIent 48 Consumes dOYruitd nks 23Becam. alert 28 Narrow in) 52 Winglike pitt 29 Dawn goddeu 42 Postpone (vat.) -S 30 li n ---------44115rs-'5'4°---------53 Strong alli 2-an fisk / ,,.." S _____________ ________ __________ _________ ___________ ________________________________ ______ Ma g 7. - )) N1 1 01 MIN . 23. 7-9 am. (NBC Today (Color). The 0-avid llan'lolph Singers are featuresi in a special _ ____ _ ___ _ - _____ ___ __ _______ ________ - - I - , ____ ________________ I - _____ ____ ______ - i ________________ I -- NO. 2 AT e.tt) 1 am., December Storm Sh1owa 5 j1 ____ ________ Lily's mother. The fo llowing previe'.v is for the Today Show of Friday, Night ~i, ONLY ____ as Pendergrass had tried to 21 9 AN 61 - ... I Peeping I _____ Hunter stan AT 7:00 NO. store and killing :t policeman, Ph. but the on!y witne'e, t crime Is Lily Gilworth (Emily Prager), a mentilly disturbed girt whose disability has made guest her mute. Kim 3:30 () You Dont Say (4) Secret _____ --_____ _____ pected of robbing a candy General Houpita.1 News (6) Edge of POPPIN Cogl / ' Wins 1 TRIPL9 FWATURE ISTON I into her retreat. ____________________________________________ C ROIiI (comb, form) is Uncle ma 12 Astu te Otherwise 15 Good 5.lnt__løPrtflCSVOa Thsmuc 17 MIneral (comb. ____ _______ ___________ ________ _________ (2 wds.) outlaw 11 ShIeld 4y0*r. ______________________________________________________ - __________ ACROSS 5 Yellow bugl. Juan, lover I 8 nat 4— Was, 7 AustrIan coin AnswertoPr.viouiPuzzl, ____ ______ ______ _______ _________ _________ _____ _______ __________________________________ - S 5) - :1 Bad Men and Good i _______ ____ 'S !. - III _______ ______ ______ Girt Talk TONITE THRU SAT. S of sunbathing. the high court Gedicks as she clasped her oldsaid Monday that Mrs. Roy C. her arms, ending a 22- ______ ____ .' -- ? TD __ _ Ov5L. 'i PEM4AGEP _______ _____________ ________ _____ ____ I ' I house can _______ ___________ _____________ ___ ________ _____ Wlkw CjOD.','Otfl.t.?1.'1 ____________ _ are -I.- - ____ pcsi - _ 1144 11. __ ignoring it. Powell and it.',; a gay and I musical evening with a lot of fine numbers preaente(l by everyone. One of the hits is I Liberace capering as a song. and-dance man of the musical thirties. It would have been little holly or nice to see a mistletoe, though . . . or wven a little Christmas grog. 10-11 p.m. (ABC) Hawk. Wall of Silence." (Color). sightly trite plot handled with intelligence and insight. Hall (Scott Glenn) is suiCurrin 2:25 (6) CBS the seclusion of her woodland home. Without ruling on the merits ______ r,sos rip map. Jane ) wonjan _____________________________________________________________ ____ (4) out ' ____________ (3) 5.w,lin. Light 12:43 (6) GuI4in 12:35 (2) NBC 5ews (9) Doctors Hou'e Call 1:00 (2) News JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The MississippI Supreme Court has the conviction of a tossed _____ _____ Tire Stores 2413 S. FRENCH AVE. Tennessee Ernie Ford, Lib- i erace, Barbara MeNair an'i Preacher 0 OK are 4:30 (2) MIke Douglas 5how (9) Hitchcock Presents __________________________________________________________ ' jp5 search for Tomorrow ______ ___ - (6) Dick Van Dike (9) The Dating Game 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (4) Love (9) Donna Read 12:23 (9) C!38 New, 12:30 (2) Swtngtn Country 5:23 ,2) NBC I _____ ___________ ____ ____ of Slayberrl ( )) Supermarket Sweep I t:30 (I .) Hollywood squares _____________________ _________________________ _ __ I I Over FOR VACATION (NBC) Tb. Dean well seems t• be tie linus. 4:00 (3) The Stitch Game MlPIUTh NOW. _____________________ __________________________ _____ _______ _____ p.m. ing too (2) Th. Nurses 10 CAESARAP4( uluj 'TMRU JAN. 2, 1961 Martin Allen and FXOM I p.M. DEC. 24th. show. (Color). For * family man, Old Dino isn't doMe-1 i (9) Ben Casey 1q15 (2) Focus Two 1:30 (2) Let's Stake a Deal (1) A. The World Turns 1:53 (2) NBC News flays of Oar LIves i4) (4) Password (9) The Newlywed Game 7:00 (2) Today 2:30 (2) Tb. Doctors (6) News (6) House Party (9) Where The Action Is (9) A Time For Us 7_ 05(6) Cfl! Sews - 2:55 (3) ABC NIWi __________ 2:00 (2) Another World (6) To Tell The Truth _____ .& - Troop Hawk 11:00 (2) News (6) Sews (9) News 11:20 (9) Editorial Comment 11:30 (2) Tonight (9) The Late Show (6) Movie 1:00 (2) News FRIDAY A. 6i0 (6) News, Weather 4;l. (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:30 (2) Jr. Coilege and You (6) SunrIse semester _r~ , , ' ___________________ 11 (9) _ WE WILL BE CLOSED tonight: Show ____________________________________________________ A (4) C) (6) Thurs Site Movie 2:30 (2) The. HerO That GIrl 10:00 () Dean Martin -I . 100 OH M SORRY, - NAw! SHE WA.S R, BUT I BUSY MAUIN'__________ EYES I WAS NOT uKE 0:30 (3) Burn, (4) I'. / wp RI-(T s A IF ')J TWO ( VISIT 10 THE COULP SPARE COLJVtE EMER0R OF US OHGOLL'! MINUTES 6:11 (0) SewsIlne 8:3') (2) il,intt.y-l3ttflkI'!Y (3) '5v1I I 10-11 Cecil (4) rtomper Room Ezeretis for ri. dern %Vomafl 0:00 U) Bewitched ' _____________________________________________________________ &u (2) Bean!. & My Three Sons (9) The Dating Game _____ - -- ' __________ ______________________________ ____________ _______________ ______ -c" wu.. :'ti NOT/ TouT () EVERYONE! TO soon discovers. Kangaroo 2:4)0 (2) lIsflfløIaY a budget!" l<NOCI-<ING OFF MT kALO. t I - ____________________________________________________ 4:30 (6) Lucy Show _____________________________ \ ME KEPT I DIDN'T S ' Capt. Mcliii.. Na v Y 6:00 (4) New, ABC 6:00 (3) F'. ___________________________ ' __ t Vi PW. OH. __________________ ______________ e, - SI s. TM Why don't ______ L4jSA t 4C - - - _______ ftT71-4 IS -- . -: o.a. ________________________________________ AND AMQY. _________________ 4:00 (6) 10:00 (2) Eye Guess Sons of Hercules (6) CandId Camera 7:00 (2) The Rifleman Ic 10:25 (3) NBC News (6) Ja"k & The fleanstal 10:30 (2) Concentration 7:30 (1) I)snlsl Boone (4) Beverly FilllhtIlIeu ___________________ / (4) (6) Walter _____ CHRISTMAS But a real live pink, polka-dotted haby elephant in I hard thing to fit into one's daily routine, as Samantha 1 7:30 (2) Toda Y __ MERRY phant. (9) _____ &)PR%D Tahatha who has fallen In love (9) morning qhovr News (0) 19' 1 up to calm the tears of Little • Tonite (9) TwIllcht Zone _____ ( on 1:30 (2) News 010 ,BLACKJ I9 fr'- rn - with another child's toy ale- Leave It To Beaver (6) (0) - * 7:js (2) rarrn Rmpnrt (COMES I-4OME) ________ ______ * '* (4) __ 6. * _____ .•-,,.- ,.It:) ____ - - ,.-' .— _____ -::---- __________ ________ ___ ________________ _____________________________ turn _______________________________ 0. / '!'i"I_' _________________ ___ ____________ Lh- — -\ ±_-.- 'WHAT-- _______ ____ _______ ______ ____________ I . ____________________________________________________ sw -L dIsuist for their Mahal) who appeared in a and is burning to he rec- cameo role last year on this Roger Korhy (Michael Strong, lives, only to find that Korhy is crc- ognized by the world as what show. She reappears tonight when Aunt Clara conjurea her ________________________________________________________________ - in$ search of long-missing sclentlat hition and ___ , _____ _____ _______ 0 1% -4 - f)innn wife Lee - • ': - T ' . __- __ _________________________________________ , Si Wa , ,, ' MOThERS T GRAY ;;~N ,-,,;, - ' - t / • = __ ____'2-22. ___________________ ' _ 1 ' — < r- ~ p ______ LS _____ __ Time Previews toward of the evening is a real to uupply bithy 1the,entcnre. Brilliant' In a well-played production life are diametrically opposed. live, pink, polka-dotted Just happy, enehnnt,'it. *0 in consumed with am- elephant (real with a good plot, Kirk goes in Walter name: T.Ij love with a hn'k. I of TV its sene that against them this time around, mother, whose attitude* ,'. ____ - . _______ - XW&q1L1A 0 -C , _____ _ ____ ____ - - I DLINNO wd in had lr"'iv been v ' w"i a _______________________________________ " .. ______ ______ __ _ - __ I __ 'nnqnantq with me----a vnr.I . that. ___________________________________________________________________ . 1117 _______ ______ ': . ____ I H-i _____ _________ Ji.AJ ' ' vrrd'4 nect . , II - -I.!i S 1. I 11 . __ Showing ' devotion to palb definite reason for saying not further and cut an L and an R very neat-looking book.—MRS. & Z __ and loved one means taking _____ to use bulbs with over 2& watts. out of the gummed tape to help J. M. p -_ 1 *1,6~~ d---&_%~ for some sort of th reem out ]t could be that the shades are the little ones get their boots ': I-22. DEAR FOLLY—if MRS. R. I plastic and might melt or the on the right feet. The teacher E. will _ _____ the selector knob I crea tion that th ey enjoy , places _____ ______________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ on her toaster as far as it thC3 have not seen, etc. Live ThE WJUTA1 5AID P40 5TRAWG'E HE KJCYW5 _____________________________ ______ HIM THAt goes BEFORE the lightest the spirit of Christmas. You HOW I AKEP vI GRAWPDAP ABOUT very peaceful, joyful should be THOROUGH THE F61 OWE COt-S.D REMOVE Ml HOW SAID IT WAS' 114E COt)LP HE T4E ii.) IT HIt'WJ& OWN color for I M-BO(,45, AJP toast, she can di,151 5TU.L,4E5 WOTOP4E *50MB FA A 5TOCICPILB, IHE BE 50 jOtJE SPOT IN THE LiSA. ________________________________________________ ________________________________ PH0T05..rtJ -1 to IQ frost slices of bread without now. TO TAKE LIGulli.'ltBUT HE PIPI THEY TII.L. PJOBOV'I WOULP THAT 5URE HE 5A10 H WAb 5ER1OL)5... AQUARIUS (Jan. ____________________________________ 21 to Feb. F4GVE HOW HE G01 CW'T WOK THJP-JK TO really toasting them.—MRS. , P-JO OWE CAW IT OF THE BASS.5IiT 19) Knowing what your FIWP ____________ % f1 1. .THAT SITE iP will make it easier to ri R. needs I_____ DEAR FOLLY—and MRS. TlE TO STOP rfry ' discuss them with the right < H}5 PI.AIJ E.—To thaw bread quickly after persons. inviting powerful pertaking it out of the freezer, your — be a e new ideas. She also always take what is need ed and fine way to make progress. See I am always being amazed with all th . ' clean brown paper at the different things women teaches and recently ,.he gave put it I that all is done properly, " 81 men a six wee k course in bag which Is placed into a 325do. — PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) -. _____ At a dinner party recently 1 carburation, the only woman to degree oven for about five mm- Last-minute shopping and ma il- t1.? ___________________________________________ /- 2i . I do e same wi th ro th f zen a a profe ional ut.es ss such met a handsome lady who has, astume cards, presents should be rolls, which take about 15 mmdone today. Contact 22 indeed, a "different" career. task. that per____________________________________________ _/ , _ O Tid I. U. I - '•' %6 W May Harper carries her med. utea.—MRS. H. ,-1--11 She is after 40 and a lady .on out-of-town who should know phrase 'cry attractive, lead interest mechanic. of your ideas. Th is will help _ You will receive a dollar if I to make your projects more sucsmartly dressed, a good con- of her mechanical vocation. She __________________________ versationalist, a lover of ani- listens to "complaining auto- Folly uses your favorite home- cessful. male, shc has a very fascinating motive innards" as if wi th a making idea, Polly's Problem or VOVR dULl) IS BORN Stethoscope and says, "A doctor solution to a problem. To order TODAY . . - he. or she, will be af te r-dO career. Mrs. May Wilson Harper is has just one life in his hands her 82-page booklet send your one of those very prac ti cal inI — t, A.. I ~_ \] FEW MOSLEMS! _____ 21) iii' th e oI)nds ICR - Ae • ,- W4E TtiE BL1BBL\ \ WiT4 -j:::- h sure the munufacturer had a tichoul. One could 90 a step med tape t.o fasten them in illy I , AP/ ii'J! - (sum!WtIi,*.5 \v7zot~L_ ) 60T -. 5—' YOUR 4E'S _______________ -.__J '1cK t'r:- P. _________-- ____________ Mr< fl ' '- '-'- ___ 5. ______________ I fT_r th ends the end of the itr'm' t. _____ '1 ______ __________________ Ties STLJFFC&t4 ' ho hr.", d3r.T 114AIr %MAR DIM tTHEY? .3OPot.JE PEFORETHE WEATHER .4 - 0 ________________ ______________ ___________ ____________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ BE ANS\VER watt 1' FL III ____________________ P hegins with ft F and leaving the wjndow!Ihethc'sgniflt0 that [ps's S .T: ________ ____ wiring r- , YOLYLL I- _ _________ ____ ---_______ ' ____ through suppose that word nnld - THEWTO ______ Y -- - _____________ ______________ y - SOSTIFF _ BLi by house their tn, WARJEt , - ' 'P.OLOI"J AANThlS CARR ___ S S than an., ything else North was chu-rished ideas, projects very telling his partner that North quick!)'. Be sure to buy right felt their best future was in Christmas presents. Show that collecting penalty points and you are a generous person. 0,offy.A -.- cu - 111' I (Oct. 23to j I -_. FROZEJJ . '. 11 — __ 'Your associates seem to have , the power of the planets with him, or her now so don't try to I By Poll C ramer Ofl1IQ,&4 force to do what you want right now. Be ala more coinpromis. POLLY'S PROBLEM may not he strong will bless you for this.—MRS. ing attitude. Come to quick understanding and accomplis DEAR FOLLY—The inst-rue. enought to carry this extra K. U, much tions that came with a pole wattage. In any case, do foll ow DEAR FOLLY— Last year , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to I living room warned I light in I noticed th at so many my this friends were using gummed Dec. 21) Show affection to mate the directions. I feel sure against th e use of bulbs over 25 watts. My husband put a 100- could be a fire hazard.—POLLY name and address seals on instead of concentrating so bulb in each of the th ree I DEAR FOLLY—A simple de- th eir letters and cards. I bought. much on the practi cal side of 'low sckcts. Is there danger of fire sign of colored tape applied tO a new address book and relationship. The real estate you boots makes them throughout the year I have cut own can be made more valuable from using these bulbs? So far, children 's by -wing it more attention. Be I to find when they are these name stickers from nothing hais huppened.-MARY easy "': more imaginative, too. i)EAR MARY—You can be lined up with other boots at 'clopes and used plastic - . c -rc ST STAND - terest S -- 1. I S,A4IT AWUJt7 _______ i 'LL p.4VEQ , - P'LN ____________ gets into T. I saW. "Rut like if?. The bt lett"r is to learn .ERVEThEM R1HTF I " grALL HERE MUCH OLJTTP-4ECOMP'LA1P4 LO.JER — 9 71 to '- MG •-.. WLL,TEY MJPrM1X$PrAU HAFTA - play he can't," "No, it ____ ____ CCLtA9'U ARE, , pretty i K, ______ HbJ4D,rMJUSTA9 LITTLE? : t ,- and higher.. us gether on a snf. The third was -point of inrnlnrh!' upense in '}'rnocchin," I 'tnppnr1 readirtg , 14 fj tn at the word sonndq to I_ApEM-rHo'n4 UP A ) I LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You Z letter is an P. .Tndv. It most. rnilly to. any tenti" giant. HAWCNThAT. HLIRRYIT -1 43, ~ ) ik-W V ;- , ; jj I (cAP.J'T'oU ME to . %.--, - OUT OUR WAY '2 - to c'sthblish _____ I _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ - - i Q ocoAr,c1 I.4TiO?.J - \. AES) cfl' ' N.rth East Seutk 24 doing anay?" Pass DbIe. 2 North was to busy wonderPass SN.T. Pass 64 not going after game or slam. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Ing if he could kill South and p Dble. Pass Pass If South had bothered Having a greater abundance in claim justifiable homicide to Pass Pass think he might have reasoned the days ahead depends Opening lead-* K both er to answer but we will that North's bidding was de- much on how much backing you answer for North. signed to stop South from goa right now. Be of a more He doubled two diamonds be- double, West would have gone I cause he had expected to set i down four or five tricks and ing to a slam. In no sense compromising attitude. Come i that contract several tricks, if I North and South would have I could it have been ('Oflbidered quick understanding and accomI plish much. South had just left in the I picked up at least 1,100 points. to be encouraging. 1. i: - _1% 11 ______ jr- one We .A.; A . I j ( • ' Both vulnerable I to ______ I 4 , It. - ~b I .9 staunchly behind you. th e 1::rn• I 21 kin 7; }t 'S ________________________________________________________ _______ r really • • Expert ' Ing. With my finger under the h ot,wnq fnrniliir ;,n,I hnd ten (WCt in or(tn'r to r,.t. In ot of the suspr'nne. i he feels himself to he: a Children will learn to rend 8 p.m. (ARC) flatman. ating a master rare of rôbt the t.inhl" r "The Dun Is Slumming." (Col- and thinks Kirk Is Just the Lena has seen more than Wal- if it's ;*orth , is not worth or). All is made clear tonight thing to add to his collection. tsr ieee, and yearns for peace learn to. R'it. if what Ruk, Incidentally, is played and decency in a home outside the trouble about the devlois plots of The rend you're given Puzzler (guest villain Maurice by TI Casin!y who lurched the slums. Their hone of eonthis role from "The to Evans). lie's after the secrete along trst* eduient jôI tentlon is a 1C,(4E) insurance Our plans of a super airplane be- A'Idams Family." ox S.b9.11 p.m. (CRy) The CRSpolicy. Ruby Doe plays W a lt e r wit learn that we human bemillionaire Artemus longing •1 MtL are wIllh to truggTe for liii r a 4 a y Night Movies. Ruth and Kneb (Paul Smith). The Puzzl- T for anv'hint voris, For 'Strike out 'recession' and Insert 'tcmporat7 lnao" or thinks the boat way to get "Raisin In the Sun." An excel- 4anda appears as RAneatha. A II. requisite for econo'mlo hill mitts on the plans, Is to lent film Adaptation of the late moving, sensitive qrroenplay I divert the atte ntion of Knab, I1orraine liansherry's Broad- with a fine east. FTalt'wity through By Dick Turner which is easily (lone by Rocket way hit dealing with the agon- 9-O:3() p.m. (ABC, BewitchCARNIVAL afl(I frustrations of a Negro 4 "A Gazebo Never Foreta." my daughter was fin'Iing wnrlfiq O 'Rourke (Barbara Stuart). lute "puppet" and "rinnk.'y" a H:30-9:80 p.m. (NRC) Star family In a Chicago south side (Color). A perfectly delightful cinch. At its end she had become installment tonight, but ho Little Girls tenement. Sidney Poltier Trek. "What Are wit.h both tim hook and U it Made Of." (Color). (Rerun). Claudia McNeil portray the careful what children you allow . find thoir ~ r"lfl 40"Y" Robots are rill the thing this antagonism and Walter Lee to see It: you may changed. The consonants— anti she -.vas season, and Captain Kirk Is up and Lena Younger, son and Christmas lists word's 'I" would fine understanding. Be a good not have been necessary but go-between where family and Zi wi th bad play he might friends are concerned, since <L have managed to go down. they do not see eye-to.eye on j' k! As for the double of two din- certain matters. I nionds promising aIiy aces or VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) kings, it meant quite the op. By being more th oughtful with posit-c. North might have held loved and associates, you _ some of those cards but more find th ey go along wi th your fairly well. S flCVAf I ____ _____ now. make now know what .L .? 1 0 ,_ to "he ran the child, situation o .5" lt EAST r I T. to it and would have done RID, ups expect you to do, so get at = TIZIEP tr WITA CAEW- / WiTp Tt4S 1111111 provi2ed be played the hand It with vim and vigor. Come to SEE IF I ) I&S singleton club? What were you - ' Q 74 WEST three no-trump Aith only a '' 1 • - F. , 4 lccause he expected WJ63 points and South was bitter about the whole thing. Strangely, he blamed his partner. "How could you possibly double two diamonds wi th out an ace or king in your hand? How could you possibly bid - 14 ten trumps. - ,j the and North bid three no-trump 22 of bearts. Eventually South lost a diamond, a spad. and two 11 t ' A West opened the king of dis- , i On Jacoby af riv"lf rvi' What he hr ' Addy In It he In Chapter fl Pinocchio burns - MOVET1LLI T P0SfMAII carry _______ I And • 'th tih ? " oh, ___ _____ _______ make better plans cried Coilodi's "Pinocchio, _____ \ j\\r I MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) If you need new da ta through with an Into spiring idea, be sure to go after it early. Make the effort to Inothers in your plans. Excellent support is th en forth c,oming. 90069. r " , \ WMWeT (. stamped, Angeles, Cal., 4 1111 ________ _______ ______ ~ 161 ____ _____ ____ ______ to .Tun 21) whatever sta nds in send $1.00 to Abby, Box ners are freca- 1 ______ 0 - . ________________ It _____ _ to Have a Lovely Wedding," tive you find that regular part- ther's am and my feet were and my _____ his wooden feet off _____ _____________ _ -______ ______ T " r together for the future. find 9 ___ ______ _____ St . S - 90069. For a personal reply, Get rid of ,ielf.d- th e way of your progress along inclose established lines, since th e aoldressed envelops, ution to problems is qui te easy By being coopers"How to For Abby's booklet, * AN.7'%Apr ____ ____ _______ t24 - ____ ________________ _____________ __ No, IIIf thnt just fuririu I - care- Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., _______ ____ 1, -I to be them In a tire and gn1n Lawrence nnnd f the P Rfld t p. In (hsptr 7 hI foot- pippet! it impossible says! And appsrntly, Very "Feet! " shrieked nw dnmhY(I that the first thing I tiEd icus stats rnaicea little his kindly. My 'vhnt cepp"ttn "Thnt.' ter. to teach my 4.yf'ar.nhl daughter for him to op..n the rinr,r to yen manage to hnrn how did RAM!" to rend was to choose a story mommy," your—." There I stopped read. teueh Mi I did Carol Th ' MY 1 loved (and tHi iln) _____________ r Amon. Int.rprlu Muriel In n preøtIIn eoltimn I told r0M VNO4D flLUI O PAY r,suLy ANCV c%(yc MAt* Newspaper It __________ even GEMINI (May ct i (tK any Th en A(fl ot AND • _____ _____ _____ _____ ", 11 1~1 I .~. I. A discerning authority can sbed = story. _____ _____ JJZQ Ufl .. Write to Abby, Troubled?____ a' '-' _____________ of alliance. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ A -- lb t No Be L 0101nm : Ceppetto. e wish to S ' to Sit \_4._) f'' otJ t}6 ,4%AAt. -DA WA ON : ' &)M'T CW WONF u' VU. Mt44Th) in'r c . TI)1OU 1(oTflt T UIR o C41F1), 'D FLIP MFAP41, t UT • Gaibraith ____ , 1 -'\ days later they found her much light on any monetary adoption agency or institution In which you are Interested, beaten, lifeless body in a matters th at are vital to you or Identify swamp two mil es from her others right now. sure to If you don't home." check over bills th at are ask a lawyer to yourself, I promised that man I due or monies you have spent make the inquiry for you. 5T lately. Be on th e safe side, stay would never get into a • And aga in . wi a stran ge r th within your budget. DEAR ABBY: I am a 15 I never will. TAURUS (April 20 to May )) year-old girl with a story to LEARNED A LESSON You had better take care of . tell that misunderstanding wi th a ' Last night about 9 p.m. I CONFIDENTIAL TO M partner or matters get was walking home alone from closed mouth gathers worse between you. Listen C.: the public library. (I li ve 10 A : , `4 alignment with current condi. IN" Lions and so that they can operate much more in both your be. well as th at of th per. half som and Individuals with with a strange man, And four hair and make-up was blowing hard, and It was very cold. Besides, I had a that suggests a living, breathload of books under my arm. it underneath ing person Is car pulled 'up alongside all. Forget the wig, flair to. tier the curb, and a nice looking day and gone tomorrow, man opened th. door and asklooked ABBY: I am the ed,"Wantarlde?"Hs DEAR bo ut my faO.K. and was a mother of a 7-year-old boy, i l 11%T 'i GLANCES - .----. HOUSE MM t1,IAMOt'O(UV I Wa th 1— . TENDENCIES: A the wi ' can't tell 4 . DESPERATE: Some about a man by way he }1a'e all understandings spelled ____ whom_____ _______ looks. I )rnd a 14-year-old out in exact detail. Do shopping. do and some don't. And some tip! ARIES (March 21 to April 19) that do, will not bold It niece who accepted a iid for the wedding? _____ GENERAL chance. swer in the paper. to you' re And lucky an- you, hut you took an your DEAR boy hair-cut. happen E A CAC. 6Aes f_~ 'L t no matter how appears to be. I . 1O 'ARC DEC. 2, IN you to promise day to change your policies and that you will NEVER viewpoints so that they are In stranger, 5Th I 1 '. again accept a ride ,with a afraid to put in an appllca- tiled on those record? Please lime over a little at It, Abby, while say someth ing to the please young girls about how ugly I bard-working A wedding veil lookcs ridicu- against you. Inquire of the i he FRIDAY, WEL BOARDING OUR øo)/ 'fl%ATW N1 COW NEW nW! f NAT _____ want lady, I pie and would have 'no trouble laugh or cry! . tell him. We are boy Susooi' Should we try to get her and told him I drove me th ere, but before he let out he said, "Young don't heart to white bridal gowns and veils didn't know whether to I 4 and E-D IT' - ( MV_____ S' GET Forecast me white lipstick! tin-n. makeup with me where I wa lie asked ,7 Horoscope - and I hair-cuts and that pale-faced I: Van b6q . DEAR ABBY: My daugh- and with I _______ '' By '!i3OW I -. Dec.22, itlGG - 144 '. 22, ________________ •rnitnrh ,ralli - - --- __ �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 - - . - . I . 40W"n -S.--.. I - M___ __ R4__.7_, I - -. I.... I li __ - Vf OUTI ~.. .. I i4 rJ lao, f F" 5.....S• _"___W_ . . ~ , I " .... -~,: - ` ~1.- ...I I*AI - . * , - . I ,i . -, .* I '." I . . . 1. I , I 4'*"~.-.1, 1. 11. 1 II , ~... ( /I I ", I 41F __ ." . ,/ ~, q%off - .V r i I . ff ""'.4, -" - .. I ., .. i . 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TAKES EXCELLENT COLOR OR BLACK & . a 1 LIST 1 Be 44 COMPARI 17.95 L' I I i - 7 LITE INDOOR SETcmuus--CowAK AT Les 9 98 u MW PC"*= CAMNA. ff TAM "I TM Viro"M WHO W I ii ..... ptasNJ 1991 1051co"M 1899 POLAROID 104 I lI I, 30 LITE DBL BLINKER oumooa...us.cs1" I UUIUUUfl ANSCO MOVIE FILM LAND CAMERA :" ,1, 15.LITE BLINKER SET 35 LITE DBL BLINKER . F - ARTINaALLT. :ff ~;,~~.. I$ I 49VAi.Uf IT a of CHOICEI TO2.04 4988 no. LYtXA GUY-M/2 PLY KIM 29c UWT I VVESTINGHOUSE 99 *~ 0 . * 0% I - FIBEROL"S ' - ---, I 0 88 7 L# . 2118 . 1 TEE P10urg uirrw 3 Fc.2 SHIRTS ~ I CHO - ,,Uz~,;~,-,;Ayg ., . 488 - I u"' .2'$' - LB BARBELL Sff A • MAGN FVITIPT H THf BULBL 2495 12811 VALUE . I I W i ... , . Vt, 53ct*~ , t.,. TIL V_' . Irf I - _ .-O'" J., ^ , ILM ~ --- . • " PEANUT BUTFER CUPS* 0 0 * 99C 1788 TJ Aund _ . 11 • l OSTER 'I grow a d.licious S I cup a minute ceff.., automa- . C am pI.$.Iy subm.rsibl.. fer ' ::. :5::0r0. spout cl.ans ..slIy. can't 1.. - grounds. I 88 ~ ( ; . FRY I : * 1 PAN - I'll , "ap - , . ,ov, .1 , ICE CRUSHER 101 A f TICALLY. FRY. i4f, ROAST, STEW Oft BRAIM IN THIS KfUrp StU FRY PAN THAT IS I` ,::.;;,i 12118 _______ CROWD . ~_ .A IJ __ ~ A I I P J .1 ft I ~ MiINTAINS U NIFORM NEAT FOR C % A"NS NO STICK - EAST CLEAk. MASSAGER ** zi U.- I l .:-..*.*.*.--- "~~ 1 ~..:.;. ... .:!:: ; RELAX AND ENJOY THE COMFORT OF .. I ...i:: ..* .II # , i~ -11. ., i . . 11 *1 S - I . - i I 3 - , IF . . ! . ". -14 1 4, - - - , ' -- - - , - S '*'--t it- , - In.. ps& I 'STEAM I A*_ , .,.. y. ,,,, '" 220' , .I , . .- ",~,'_, ~ ''.' I I, .~.,"' . 40.. ! 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- � 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 22, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 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/f01fe4eb0e4647c2d07daf5d22dec05d.pdf 4050e79a6bae2b22e964e8908e039b33 PDF Text Text - I - Seminole County * * on the St. Johns River * * * "The Nile of America" alh,1&0tim Ak 1( The Herald Publishes On Thanksgiving Day . 0 Zip Code 32771 Phone 322.201l or 425-5988 WEATII1It ?nir suitl warm thru ThnnkgIvIngT)ny WIiiflNESflAY. NOV. 28.- 1966 - SANFORD, V1ORf!)A AT-1 tnun,1 Wlrn - 1ialniilln1itit1 Icing ----------------••.•, - S T44 'w4 CIO V iJi,. I)IJ i'i'J, 1 ?A I don't wants get anyone nin.1 at me the day before Thanksgiving so I spent most of the morning at the zoo. S S S When was the la st time a member of the South Seminole Jrycees looked at the "Jaycee I mean the part Creed" . shout promoting "unity" and "civic pride?" Is . . S. Thus far county taxes collected hit the $112501000 mark that's $500,000 more than the same period last year People apparently taking advantage of the four percent disGood until Dee. I. count - Fresh Oysters 1966 39 S1°' CLOSED i • • Wieners. .. . o Ducklings. •• 49c lb. o Geese Hostess;#ams (pius 100 adso S&H Grasu Stamps with seam) • . 6 5c I-lb. Swift's Premium Govt.-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen Eviscerated Plump ' pkg. 69 S f • S . - - Topping 39c ( ' • ( .4 S - '-/ i• •,;1f, . S .. - • . ••. 4 :s _ / / • I . 10 I.. % S .• frozen foods PkIN1011001 mew • 18-inch Heavy Duty Aluminum 25 ft. Alcoa Strawberries • •., 1e. "W"Wal "ago l2et 39c 00. Baked Potatoes $l meetm pr_u. SAVE lOc! Snowdrift (Limit 1 Moose) Stuffing Shortening.......con • .. •• .. Pickled MW 4.1 Mu. P 310 29c 1401. jars 35' Dill Strips U. 2•US st $' 210*. jar Borden's 59f Food Wrap. $1 Mince Meat... 69' Gherkins...... 3 Cross. 6 Blackwell SAVE 4c! Planter's Mince Meat... ess, down ifftoir" VAW. NOV. n. 10661 ---------------------------- 39' Mixed Nuts l3Vzoz. 790 produce lane • Red - EXTRA 1111114-WGraen Stamps[fl Appl es..... .4 PlO Skimp Meats I Crisp Pascal tin Si Lii SMI*Uii lb. bas $2.49 W"14" a,". s.,. n. am I dtamps I Celery....... I Mapirm Wed. Wow. n. AIM stalks PoIaIos cans 6 ox. cans . $10 ll . . . kta' ' V - I. 3 #2½ 2 cans . . . . SAVE Sc! Ubby's Canned -. Pumpk in • • 2#3cans °° NI*blets Corn S cJt# . . . . . . IO 7 9C Kisfes Delicious; Fresh Fruit iishrosiu 0 • . . 26 ox. . jar 6 9c - . . Circuit Court Jury Frees Roy Coleman . . .'. 39c 25c Holy City Row i ox. can, 5 • -• LC ap(c~u.ke, I - Herald Index / lb. bag . . - . F Longwood Extends Registration Hours . Stocks UP 44 Sauce 25c lb. G.ussias Ideho ..., ' 46 oz. .961, womewepoff 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ----i 4 .T 2 • • • • • • 4 SAVE 151 Ocean Spray Whole or Jollied Cranberry 59c lb. bag .. Rim" Yelliew McC.rmlcks Pure .ck 4 oz. cam 45c . • Oc SAVE 171 F&P Fruit Trsu*. Isle 1½ S S S SAVE SAVE 151 :ur Giant Delicious . aore . SAVE 23c! Cairo Beauty Fancy Sweet Nens-Sack With Brandy half gal. cans 29' roll 49c F & P Peaches 4 #v C ;J ar ..ua - 33c! Dol. Pineapple-Pink Grapefruit uuce 38' •00 • • SAVE 331 Ubby's Healthful Tomat. 0 '4oz. jar 2 $ I Crust Mix...... .d Wrap - ----! Mince Meat. Premium l.eel.0 Hems Ho 161e'* S k Pillsbury Pie Borden's Na.s.-S.ch GreedtamPs Swift's Rings 22' Apple • • 5-tb. bag • . . Fru'i'tDr'ion Aunt Mollie's I Ripe Olives.. 3 per lb. 69c IL SAVE Delicious Rustic Wyandotte Large Forit ------------ ------EXTRA 3 ••• 1z. . of $5.00 .r more) Ice Cream $1 ' -v SAVE! lOc Pork Lane (V-C-S-N) Whole Onions 12$ 29' -sin ii'P ASP pisasu "I r 690 SAVE 35c! Cairo Beauty Candied Sweet 16 az Sliced Beets.. $1 Crispy Chips 3 U other purchases Flour. SAVE 29c! Cairo Beauty Candied Wyandotte Extra Large Pitted L 3 lb. 8 pk oz .- (Limit I please with SAVE 16c! Pillsbury $1 cans Pepperidge Farm seg. or cornbread Bread Dough . • __ 59c 3 Keiffer Pears 3 "M son's PMON 2 6 6& Pumpkin Pies... 49c .i M.ot. Tropical Ufl 1k! W,s. SHh' Mince Pies .... ' 49c Fruit Salad ' 43O3 a Fair Labor Standards Act ROBERT CAMERON 35c ci. 5 9' Green Peas 5 Rustic Spiced lad or Green Sweet Potatoes .;• SAVE 25c! Green Giant Foil...... Whipped Cream Cheese (I;-\' • . 69c Kraft's Asserted .• ;1 - - - .'• Sharp Cheddar 4 Suit . kraft'g Crockar Isrn4 ;)j/ / d Margarine 43c • Waae In Back . Isn't It too bad city and (FLSA) suit in U. S. Discounty officials weren't invited to the County Fair (that's offi- trict Court here which court order restraining cially) (No ribbon cutting cere- seeks a Commonies, or anything.) pany, doing business as ILLI! • continuing to tn l LLa Mat ;o: worker? Products, from back In will be moving into their nev t,mthhold $1,887.13 facility on Second and Wilber wages allegedly due the firm's . Official employes under the Act. over the weekend The defendant, whose prindedication set for December. cipal place of business I in S S S City Manager W. E. Knowles Sanford, Seminole County, Is JACK HUSHOR will be meeting with the appar- engaged in the canning of fresh and vegetables. fruits ent low bidder on one of the phases of the Marina project. The complaint alleges the deI That's construction of the fendant is In violation of the pay, minimum wage, overtime building at a cost of $91,000 Low bidder is Sparrow firm and record-keeping provisions Bid awarding or •-j'L.~. inc court was of Maitland Is scheduled for Monday night. ns10 rnjoin utmi restrain violathe'd&cndant fr'n such violaS S ' e. tions the in Isn't It too ) ' the Seminole William Fe . .r, plant manoliege's first County Ju&formal of thy. " ir will be held ager, said this morning no pa. ;erved on him in Orange cSIUI.y. What's the pers have be but "maybe at our Dallas headmatter with the Civic Center? 0*S quarters." He added that "the Longwood City Hall will remain open Friday from 7 to 9 Clifford McKibbin deserves a federal government likes to permit voter registration of citizens of the city who to pat on the back from all of us make a big thing over te 'hni- p.m. are unable to registe r during the regular daily office hours, for pushing this Industrial Po. calities" on over-time sages, Mrs. Onnie U. Shomate, city clerk, announced today. tential Board.. When the Navy etc. Registration books will close Saturday. More than 000 resbase leaves we don't want the idents have registered of the estimated 1,800 eligible citizens city and county battling over of the city. . This the NAS property Prices Four offices will be filled at. tied to (late Including A. R. NEW YORK (UP!) special board will keep politics opened higher in moderate the municipal election schedul- Lermimnn and 11. 11. Ilaynie for Mc- trading on the New York Stuck ed for Dec. 6. completely out of it • nutyot; Percy White, incumKibbin is just the "pro" to run Exchange today. Eight candidates have quaIl- bent., homer (Bud) Scott, Jack It. hiushor and Robert Underwood S S for the two council seats; Mrs. Officials from that large Shomatt', Incumbent, for city Georgia firm interested in the clerk and Roy Shomate, in"Port of Sanford" toured the eutuhent, for tax collector. area yesterday looking at the Purge of the registration Needless to say they site . books which closed Nov. 4 in That were very Impressed Casselberry shows 859 duly will be a $2 million industry Verdict of "not guilty" was returned by Circuit Court jury qualified voters for th e Dec. 5 Let's go. . municipal elections In that city. Tuesday in time case of Roy C. Coleman. With deadline to qualify for Coleman, of Cocoa, was charged with armed robbery of the three opt':: neat on the How effective Is the antian elderly Jamestown couple Oct. 25, 1965. poverty program here? council net for Friday, eight You can count on your hands Morris and Margaret Williams, owners of a small store candidates luuI qualified us of how many kids turned out yes. near Oviedo were brutally beaten and robbed of approximately this nmoaning. terday at "Community Action" $800 and a pistol, allegedly by (uXU1iilutVs ate Dr. Eugene for the Job Corps Ellis, Edward Lunn and Arcoleman. thur Lugo, the incumbents, anti Morris Williams later died. JERUSALEM, Jordan Sector Don Willson, Charles Wood. we got sonecoplunts that Chamber of Commerce fo. Cause of deaths was listed as a (AP) - Police battled demon- ruff, George Lotwick, l'tsul V. strating students In th is IMy Drigga amiti Richard Virz. n $he courthouse was (IC- "blood clot." -. city today while the northern Registration in Oviedo will staged for Dec. 6 beColeman was Identified by town of Nablus remained seal. continue unt il Nov. 80 with it was election day on the witness ed off and unrest spread to the qualifying ttuutIIimw for cundis tie tiolls CIOSt at. 7 In Long. Mrs. Williams as the man who attack- main towns of Jordan's West dates wishing to run in the stand wood, Altamonte Springs and Dec. Ii uluctiout sot Saturday. Oviedo and by the time people ed and robbed her. Defense at- Bank. Cunilltlatcs for the list-vu vote, eat suppe r and all that, torney for Coleman was Jack Nants. Prosecutor for the state seats they could never get to Sanford UI) are the Incumbents, was Anthony hlusumaum Jr. H. Mat-tin, Kirby Huekeluw W. . Well, we queried on time deaths .............................. and Rex Clonts umiti Robert directed verdict of "not Area Chamber of Commerce President Vernon Mize on this and guilty" was given by Circuit Bridge ........................................8 Cameron and C. D. Thompson. With registration and candi. he said that it enough people Court Judge VoIle Williams Jr. Classified ails ................... 11.1-11 White the case of Willie In quuiiticustluu dudPLuua on Cundes ...... -U date call him regarding a change OC' shooting Into an charges of I) iuuzIu ................ put-go of the books Crossword bulk past, of (iLhte$ because of the election in AltnsIIuIst4I Sin-luga hutJ he would cull the execu- eupied dwelluig u*isd charges 4)1 hear Abby ................................ aggravated usantilt against lilnu Editorial page .............. duly eligibLe vuter. 608 43 .. ........ together to switeb tive board RunnIng unopposed for the d. se were itohle prua 8-9 Enturtalnmnuxit ................ ....... . Ills office number nights .H ward 4 aunt. is Charles h{ubhi. Patter........... jjoroscoso ...... ...... ......... '1'tse cuiws of Cisamies . is22-l2i4. S S $ sun, liscuinbent, while a race son and George Jones wont al- Jutstreusun ................. for the ward 8 suet bus dcviiiAnd :i'iw you all enjoy that so smelly prosed- Pettt-crOzi Was Society ..................................... 4.5 upud butwen Robert Rogers, ......................... charged with giond Iactny and Spot to turkey tomorrow • . I'll be here .......... Incumbent. anti Charles Mikier. U Jones with vitlsiiuLdIug support. pounding the typewriter. SAVE 2c1 M.z&. Cora Oil • i • SANFORD PLAZA ( PIIDJ\ -aa B tj pi ATA PI A . . . .................,........,.. H. 17.92 aid Oaora Dr Sanford Caulk. IF HOURS: MON.. TUES.. WED., SAT.: 1:30.7:00 THURS.. FPJ lO4:OO HOURS MON. THRU SAT. A.M. P.M. ,,.. . . • • , ................. ;4i1 'ry .......... . F( H; .-..... - . "0 S ½IS S .- -- SAVE lOci Licky Whip D.asert ..' \ - . (Continned on Page 2 . Hunt Plant Named . PartfrIpsg churches in association, oth er than thus" named, are Church f We1eyan Baptist, ()aklawn Methedis, First Raptist, First 'fathndiit-. Lu th eran Church f 1der Spring. th e Redeemer, Rnptit, Pineerest R a t Christian Missionary Alliance. Second Shiloh Raptist, First Shiloh Raptist, Good Shepherd 1,s,therin, C hrist Methodist, (entrnl Raptist, A.M.R. Mothpisenpel, odist, Rnly Cross lake Mare Community Presbyree terian. Grace Methodist, Fret.tcthnctist- Geneva Fit M.th*dist., and Assembly of (M. inn Army and srepts Rest Flome use -ire members. At a . "mnn at the Forest City IluIrlh -'ill he ziv"n hy Rev. Victims in \e'.v Orleans. travel n .i scheme to defraud. Aecr,rding to the in(l.ctmeflt, WIC flRmC(I in the InSome six-eight S a mu f o r d from the stile of New York oil a gO.rmint 1 n d I r t m e n t Tex., The validity of the tlt-leq the two solieite(I money from Georgia. Arnsas. Fnridii. more City real estate through a New nguiitist. the pair yesterday, dItt,nent. residents are among The indktrnent sold the two persons in eight states, claim- Missouri, Texas, Colerislo and held hy Trinity Church, Cinlino ,i,inilng them in a scheme th an 800 persons who were Orleans court. whirl: involved claims to the represented t h e m a e I v e a as ing they needed it to nff'et ex- Illinois were defrauded of saint, was decided in court ticbilked of $49,000 in one year NEW ORLEANS (AP)---The jit'.iperty titles of the vast ngent.s for heirs to the so-call- penses in determining the am ount ranging from a few tinna many years ago. Miss Wilson wns arrested in a land scheme swindle. hall-Edwards esta te , who rightful heirs to the church doll ars to thousands of dollars, here shortly after the indict, There was considerable ex- Fi ll has uirreated a woman holdings of historic Trinity ed hared. for mommy years tried to prove property. The indictment said the indictment eltenment. about a year ago here and a man in Texas on Church: in New York City. Atty. .l:ick m.'nt '':is returned. Her bond Asst. U. J. Wilson of legal rights to holdings of the pair promised victims they Miss Veinuuit: it was reported lucre that charges of taking $49,000 by when Wilqnn,i1 was -iet at 1A004. Carr was 'r Yor- would be rr'1 ?hst Ciolino soid Mj six or eight local heirs of the fraud from more than 800 per- New Orleans and William Trinity (hitrch 1', ch arged with mtat- areston ztuir at iinoj aim formerly of New City, Philadelphia and Chicago. 15,000 for every dollar given Carr were Chester Carr, "Edwards estate" stood to in- sons In less than one year. when a compromise settlement ing the federal conspiracy stat- takn to a jail In Beaumont, A federal grand jury returnOrleans and now of Vidor, bet-It shout $1 mi ll ion each ute, wire fraud and intersta te lox. was made on the holdings. City police reported there were people in the Orange St. area complaining about some guy knocking on doors saying "Vote 'For Me." . He didn't There's already elaborate a move on by an ex-city official attempting to get enough writeORLANDO (Special) in votes to take the election Apathy on the part of Sanford U. S. Secretary of Labor Dec. 6 will help. W. Willard Wirtz has filed . T.- \ • • Mil 6 8 SS dairy specials = • There's been so many escapes at the Oviedo Prison Camp recently the state has recommended tighter security measures around the facility H Swift's Premium Govt.-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen Eviscerated o%.45g . 1 k, IuIWs Plui. Io,,eless TO - . $ S S THANKSGIVING Fls,.,ful T.mow ¶4 ! Armour's Star Flavorful Al Day Thursday. Nov. 24th Qre.. I.ad Smo&ed Sausage... . We hear the county commissinners were out looking over Sand Lake Itoad again this afternoon with the road superintendent. What's wrong now, fella s? All Publix Markets 1..!, Turkey 3 : $1' I . S S.C.. W too, "am, II pleahm I 4 entitled "(live Thanks What.ever happens." Other officers of the aun. elation are Rev. Thomas Mnkln, l'resl,ylevlaii Church of the Covenant, vice president$ Rev. Robert Welch, Church of God of Prophecy, secretnry-trensurer, and Airs. George Touihy, First l'resbyt'rinn, choir diteefor ami organis t. Order of Worship is: Prelinks, "A Mighty Fortress is All ()ur s1"; The Renedietinn, Rev. Bryant, and, Th e POSt.. the Nazarene; Hymn, "For the Heaut of th e srth"; Thanksgiving Prayer, Rev. Makin; Presentation of the Tbanksglvlog Offering, which this year will go to the Seminole County Association, Health Mental (haplslti Len J. McDonald of Sanford Naval Air Station; The Offertory; The Prayer of Iir'dieation, Chaplain Mellone r I p t n re, Rev. aid; The Welch; The Sermon, Rev. Fulicr; Hymn, "Now Thank We Our timi" and "f'rpliule": The Call to Worship, "Hehohi, (Ion Is My Sslvtitlon" Invocation and Welcome, Rev. Virgil Hryant, boat. pastor; Hymn, "floni of Our Fat-hers"; Resinaive htesiling, Selection 33, Hymnbook, Rev. Albert Green, Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene; The Gloria Patti: The Anthem, "Almighty God of Our Fa th eta," Clinneel Choir; The l'resIdent's Proclamation, Rev. .1. 1es te r See), Sanford Church of SantorciLtes Lose Thousands /n Land . so" Ckwafto I...d.td dafloti pieslilent, atil will lie services will be conducted at 10 sm. In Sanford at First Presbyterian Church, In Forest City at Forest Lake SeventhDay Adventist Church, and In Day Enterprise at Barnett Memorisi Methodist Chu rc h. Sermon for the Sanford service, sponsored annually by the Sanford Area Ministerial Association, will be delivered by Rev. U. Vernon Fuller of First Christian Church, aso- . Prkc 5 crtt W e Gather To Ask The Lord s Blessing... Union 'l'hnnksgiving 1) a y There won't be any turkey served there tomorrow just rejected beef, warm broth • Maybe, and canned chicken when the zoo is moved - - - F By L4%RRi' 'ERStltl . no 1 .... ......... ....•..........."...... . , World News I.... . b_..1 •r' : - --. A In DIWj - -. 'Stupid' NEW YORK (AP) - Theodore C. Sorensen, former special counsel to President John F. Kennedy, said today that nothing would be "more stupid and self-defeating" for Democrats than any effort to run Robert F. Kennedy against either President Johnson or Hubert H. Humphrey In I.M. - Accepts Bid TALLAHASSEE (AP)-Florida State University accepted a bid today to play in the Sun Bowl, sending its offensiveminded football squad against Western Athletic Conference champion Wyoming in El Paso, Tex., Dec. 24. COUNTY AND CITY PRISONERS will COUNTY enjoy Cluxton fruit cake for the holidays through the generosity of the Sanford Civitan Club. GarfieldWalker (center) chairman of the Civitan fruit cake committee presented two large buxes of the cake today to Sheriff J. L. Hobby, (left) and San- - (Herald Photo) ford Police Chief Arnold WiliLims. - Reds Accused SEOUL, South Korea (AP) The UN Command today accused North Korea of tiring at three South Korean navy patrol boats and of shooting at an unarmed training plane that strayed over the demilitarized zone. - Topless Go-Go Girls -- - And In Seminole up their show. There were four P and is checking the law. By FRED VAN PELT Casselberry is only plin. that night . . • regular gu-t0 Dear Boss: Now we got 'em in our own costumes, lafla tops. One ipy in Seminole t2uuflty where you DETROIT (Al') - The auto reports the girls "bounced" all can buy :ilcohuiic beverages industry, already beset with a fr ont yard! sales lag and production cutlegally on Sunday. Bare bosomed as cavorting over the place. backs, has another worry today Casselberry City Attorney There were three topless gopublic, I mean. They're real, -the possible effects of a safeno plastics, no falsies, go girls last night. The night. [Cm Mcintosh .iuid th is morning ty-recall campaign involving to0 more than a half million cars nc Pasties. Just the bare facts. club was packed with men, in- city police have nut requested For a long time now W&Ve eluding two-th ree in police 'mi- him , as yet, to study the laws, and trucks. been publishing AP stories out form. But the girls kept right adding if hi can 'uncover" any. but it uundOf the big cities . . San Fran on bouncing, oblivious to the thing, uti wilt ed like lie had his tongue in Red China ci sco, Chicago, New York . oIfieer. eye-popping TOKYO (A?) kin , i Casselberry police said they his chuck). today restated its terms for al out girls in topkss b i As oatm officer put it: Seems joining the United Nations: ex pleas waitresses, topless go- are hesitant to close duWfl the pci Nationalist China and end g ) girls. All in fun, of course, topless go-go girls' act because the state laws hold that there U. S.-Soviet domination of the fr-am our angle. they cannot find any city or is nothing .ibcnu, only art, world organization. They underEven "Dear Abby," this Fri. state statutes to "cover" th e 'in the bare female bosom. lined the prospect that the Co-go-gi', man . . . to Casty will carry a letter from a situation. king regime won't get in for a .iaband complaining his w.fu Sheriff J. L. hubby saul the selberry! Ye wit-si ed long time. hiis taken a job as a "topless sanie thing this morning . . aitresa" - and he wants to mow about some place, any NEW YORK (Al') - Gen. ace, with "bottomless waitMaxwell D. Taylor, holding that tr the bombing of North Viet Nam Our spies tell us these local gives the United States blue to pleas go-go girls started up chips for any peace talks. rt cently in an Orlando bistro, warns "don't pay a blue chip by bi t the joint went broke, and giving up the bombing to get ti mey had to move on to some negotiations started.' Lace else to show their "tatu13" and earn a living. So - th ey camue to CiasselCLEAIIWATEIt t.Al') - The trry on Monday Last, anAl set 50th anniversary inet1ng of the State Chamber of Comtuezce closed here last night with Gov.Elect Claude Kirk getting cheers with a promise of no new taxes and a slap at President MsuiMp *pm...t Mi.iIWp '*p.lss*t A,t.,,,,,4 ,I .1uhason. Failure to yield right of way *put Ut. In- &11 WUw.L t.110 Kirk was loudly applauded as charged agaiu.st Mrs. Alive when be told the Chamber ' oodridgu. 518 Oak Ave. by Florida can move ahead untler W infurd Pollee Department. fulhis administration "if we can 7:35 a. ma. overcome the ,,uhuoa adininis 10wing an accident at $3000 today. (ration." Mrs. Voo1rldges vehicle cullitled with a cur driven by MIAMI UEAC1L (All)-.\lLiitit itsurs M. I.cunitrd. 14I Holly . A'vu. at the lnterses.tiwt of 25th Mayor Robert King 111gb sured VIce Pruskleut hubert St and Park Drive. Putrulsnau John Noel. investihumphrey yesterday that he thug u-titter reported appruatweather lhumug was no "fair in utely $400 damages to cacti cr51" and prwntsed to continue working for the party In I"lur vt hick'. No injuries were re4I1_ '-'A-irtlid. Auto Recall - . - , A Long Time? . . - - . A Warning . No New Taxes Charge Woman In Car Mishap Gives Assurance ' p. I(. Y ! '- , : / -- - - • :- I - • - - I �& r --~— I ~ " i+ 1 )I I Clear, Clean Lakes Urged In Area, Ir In othrr bu,ineas, the board and Jergo Uniul to Holly Toad, flecommmidationa that public ment and that the board would penult if It he. hearings be held before lasu - never Issue Agrted to eniergency innlnte. Acce pted Maple Street hef dredging permits on. lkved such a porrnft would he mince for 1,00(1 feet of Wash- tween SR 486 and Forest City 'Ingthn Avenue in IA1k( Iakefmnts and building permits detrimental Civic Association Into the mad S .r. j w I -.11 __ ___1 .1 11 % I . 41'I . ,'.11 iki ' ,a . -. - 4 I - Col flainond E. Steffert at the meoUng of th e County Tuesday. Commiui Steffor representing the Bent Lake Gulley Assneladon, membership of which Is cornposed of 1dth of the north lde of Bar Luke Gufley, stated h association's "desire that th e lakes be kept clean, clear and free of contamination." Be reported That the recent, Uon on Luke d redging Burkett had caused the "water to become turbid. It will take at least 10 years and possibly never again In our lifetime for the lake to become clear wi th out costly treating with chemica." Stourt declared cost of ma- , *-L 1 - sen d -, ( - - " - - . SOMEONE will have a nice Thanksgiving tomorrow '. a thanks to the Seminole High School chapter, Future Farmers of America. The boys collected two huge turkey to their contribution. Chair- Carver (loft). At right is David Cook, FFA (Herald Photo) .. Arm Uns Short On R4i'f les . . . _ . ~, ....., ~.'...-&:- .. J I ,.~ I !! it ;1 . II the older weapon was scheduled The M14 closed down two or three years The Pentagon, ecknowledgtng for overseas deployment. ago with the M16 envisioned an today what it called a tempo—No soldiers serving outside an interim replacement until rary shortage said nearly 15,000 the continental United States the Arms' comes up with a new ;. retired MI rifles were pulled from depot The .20 Caliber Ml was p ,, , I I I1 I ~ il : ~ , P Sources said the Pentagon has years. carded 1*, the lighter M14, a 7.62mm weapon weighing about 8 pounds. 0 Vin C. N 1~ " ~' 1; , LAKE MARY community swept the blue ribbon award-, and won the Pre-sident's Trophy for its, ex- president of the American Legion Fair Association, presents the trophy to Donald Jackson (right), hibit at the Seminole County Fair. Exibitors took president of the Lae Man., Z. I Chamber I Und . other entriesGeor -. George g . many Blue R bbons i of Commerce. 9 .. .17~]s : I on that ! flat, characterized Uic nation'!I .. — .N. ,4.,,'-.1"4~.'. ...", . -`v( Including that of — I I I '._( ;I .. Road. GEO. TOUIfl LI. - 4 WASPS Bridge ly after 6 p.m. to have suffered C Of C Election - Closes Monday - Legal Notice show, with •. •- " ,. . ..' - , ' -- - - '"' ' - ' , - •' -. - ti - ' I , -. S - -r. rues S — . --:,-..--,-' - . "".. . .3 - Rape Cha-ged -. Ak -a, i.-J -' -.'1g .i. wu , a,0 au-vu Tbvo out-of-state men were iii jail today charged with statua' tory rape of a 13-year-old Oviedo girl, Coustabic (ieorge Ie1ey reported. The men were identifhtici as I 4-H ADULT Leaders are a four-week triunutg course at the Agricultural Center with Miss Ruth Milton and Grandt Godwin, state 4-H specialists In charge. Shown with Miss Milton (right) at first session are Mn. LaVerne Tate, of Sanlundo Springs (left), and Mrs. George Dresser, of Sanford. This week's session will be led by Godwin. There are 18 4-H Clubs, made up of 211) members, in Seminole County. (Herald Photo) assistant ---==at. 1 * -i ~ , t• ,? I i ,P receiving •••• -:-•:, :f -. it R. W. WARE, Attorney P. .-•• — - ________________________ • 'U' Publish Ko -. 11066 IUO , o Dec. 7, 14 • released from the husplusl yes- terday. . . . S 0 'Il. 1 - the ., - , 10 - Clear Sheriff in rowa r — -.--- -rr' are quite numerous. The weather there is "quite I I I y MAIO I4ELP VbU HEAR THE ThIPJ YOU there and are developing a dc lightful speech accent. In hobbies, Pastor Wright I_ In order to give our employees a long Thanksgiving Weekend P 11 7 a ;1-,- •. .-e -I - 4 -, -';:-,: - -- - •- - - 1 I . . S -- 4... .. ., ;; .';,., . -. " . * - ey \ MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCE uS SOUTH PARK AVINUI HAS A HIARING AID CONSULTANT AVAILABLE ON FRIDAYS 10 A.M.. 12 NOON IF YOU HAVE A HEARiNG PROBLEM INVESTIGATE THE MAICO METHOD OF HEARING CORRECTION PHONI 322-0352 FOR HOME APPOINTMENT WE WILL BE CLOSE D THURS., FRI.. SAT., & SUN. NOV. 24 Through 27 -L _.~F~er-lm). 7 0 1 4 * * * * THANKSGIVING DAY I Carroway & McKbin Cruml.y & MontIeth, Inc. Ev.r.tf A. Harper .—$IGINNING AT NOON—.. I Karns Insurance Ag.ncy TURKEY DINNERS FEATURING "Meet Me At The Fair .1. with their tamilies . n TWI DEGGELLER AMUSEMENT SHOWS Pat. Bernd preSIded at the __________________ WANT TOI4EAR... - - NATIONAL RANK Member F.O.I.C. DOWNTOWN SANPORD The children "love" living - j/i iAI d I SANTA Thanksgiving But flanol is adaillont. 1/'.~ FROM desirable, much like that of the I visit our Santa Post Office and Carolinas and there are no bun select an enchanting FREE letter that will bring the -mnder ricanes or snow" in the part of of Santa Claus to that special the country where the Wrighta child. We -itlI have it postare located, marked from Santa Claus, i Indiana. it's our way of saying Mrs. Wright's only complaint, Merry Christmas. and it is a minor one. Is that she must cook and heat with a I SANFORD ATLANTIC coal stove. .... GET TICKETS FOR REDUCED GATE ADMISSION AND REDUCED RATES ON RIDES PEON LOCAL MU CHANTS. / _54_.37 1 by Mrs. .1. K. Andrews. The TAIIO (Teenage hangAll residents of the Itavenna out) in Casselberry really will Park-1,och Arbor arca are InSaturday night vIted to attend tho Inspiration. be Jumping al service. A fellowship hour when those crazy "Go Mads" will follow with doughnuts and play for the senior 111gb Night, coffee served to thome attend- starting at 8:30. The teenage nightapot, sponsored by the South Seminole ,Jnycees, will be open from 8 p,ni. until 1 n,m. On Junior High Night, Friclay, a newly organized local band, "The London Hi-Itches," FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) will play beginning at 7:30. Hours on Friday are 7-11:30 ouJ,tiitieu L)IUWUEU OUflLy Sheriff Allan B. Michell was P.111. given a directed verdict of ticquittal Tuesday after a weeklong trial on charges of miscon:. '.rtt.. Thanksgiving Service will be UL4L LII UII1V. conducted at 10:30 a.m. Thursins Lambeth ordered Michiehl ac- day at Ascension Lutheran quitted, ruling that the state Church on Orerbrook Drive, failed to prove Its case. . Casselberry, by Rev. C. R. Zehnder, pastor. The choir will sing a special selection. $4,9 MILLION SPENT The public Is Invited to attend. NEW DELHI (AP) — The government reported it has President Lyndon Johnson's spent so far 37.4 million rupees great grandfather, George 4,9 million) on the rehabilitWashington flames, was once sutton of persona displaced elurpresident of hlaylor Universilag the war with Pakistan Inst ty. fall. • Club. .• IL For TAHO It still Is Insisting publicly that the United States accept the whole package of Its peace ici-ins: end the raids, withdraw, leave Viet Nam to the Commufists. So far as could be deter. mined during the Congress, Haaol's public position is also Its private position. 'They're unrealistic," a 13u1garian said. s party of the CPO Wives Club will be held Dec. 16 In the NAS ballroom with Sue Cey. nowa and Ulla Ganderton in charge of planning. On Dec. 20, the club will be guests of the NCO Wives of McCoy AFB in Orlando at a tea to be held in the NCO - KING AND QUEEN of the Longwood School carnival sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Orgnnizutioi-i were Richard McGough and Kay Adams of James Thompson's fifth grade class. Coronation ceremonies were conducted by Charles Bell, P-'Jt) President Richard Is son of Mr. and Mrg John McGough of Selma Road while Kay is the daughter of Mr. and Mn.' Janies Adams of Buy St. (Herald Photo) - ANNUAL CHRISTMAS Fred Pierce, of Pennsylvania, and Donald Neidigli, of Tennos see. The girl, allegedly attacked on Nov. 12 and M)v, 20, was . Christmas Party _l .-,: tin, accompanied at tile piano Three Running ' - . '. .. the sent in soon, so contact any tic onward rush of flanol's war • - I - new -, . ,. "-' I styles from impson .-.. - OP were Bands Named Choral Group -5' ' much hilarity. Roving minstrels serenaded the gals dur- Church, delivering the Mormon , ' ',, - -. 1 - - - '' - Hollywood Shop and Perkins' member if you wish to order policy. Nens' Wear Shop was the run- one. This feeling was expressed fling commentary by Rita Piesident Barbara Brockinan Bauer, who is never at a 10811 and privately and was reflected In and Hospitality C h a I r a for words. Gayle Gebbie are visiting new public speeches at the BulganiHer style was described by members of the squadron to in- an Communist Party Congress the publicity chairman as vie the wires to join this ac- which ended Saturday. Leaders "scintillating" and if anyone tive club. If you are new to from Eastern Europe and Coincan scintillate, it's Rita. Sorry RVAH-12 and interested in munists from other areas atwe missed it! joining, cull Barbara or Gayle. Another highlight was the A guest at the last meeting tended. The Congress heard more yirmiuntation of the miih4 mod. WUD DUUUL about China than Viet Nam, Exala, C E Morton and Jay JarNext meeting has been set cept for the Rumanians, the del. tell, braie souls, who showed Dec. • egates in their spe.ches did not the ladies what the well-dress* discuss the Vietnamese sltua Cd man is wearing in detail, and most notably Lion in uddit.mon to all that, there NEXT practice session of thin they did not set conditions for were the styles for the "in" by teens, shown lovely Jan NOWC choral group will be at peace. one o C everal recent S , daughter of Phil and 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home •1'i.l Gloria Simpson. of Marlene Nichols, 418 Tang- signs that, in Eastern Europe Fran Morton and Shirley do Drive New members are and in Moscow, policies on Viet Moore won the door prizes and welcome to join the group. Namn are flexible The European Mary Jane Weber accompanied Board meceting will be held Communist governments want the models with some appro. the same day at 9:30 a.m. at the war to end and therefore are pruite melodies on the piano. th e home of Toni Asbell, 108 not insisting on such conditions Mary hay, who was ached- Virginia Ave. ,is U.S. withdrawal from Viet uled to model also, was unable ' Nam before peace negotiations to be in the show, as she its r open. • gill conf ined to the hospi tal, Some sources considered It Ward 4, Orlando AFB. Pam THREE MEMBERS of the significant that speakers at the Reardon was chairman of the Station Officers' Wives Club Bulgarian Congress did not dowhole shebung, • will be In the running for post- mand that U.S.air raids on 6 _,-•.. .. R ' 'S--I'---' any -• * fIP44,0 4'...t''.c p.., — ii w tnrnirl h.l..., C.... ----.-- lnaaizi. - 11 P* Rev. Josh Long, : ., I European Reds Are Frusf rat ed . Drive, a.m. with _________________________________________________________ — , - #." %~ ,, ~~.-(-:,-,_~,~,~., ______________________________________________________ ______________ , I ¶biYI'S9i'ih9 Tree Trimmers xi ON or _: ( ` A work night was held re- .Murphy with Velma Patrick its noon, where they Shopping Center Rezoning . .. . available. co-hostess. Decorations were lenders (or the loudest) In the done in a Thanksgiving theme. gay sing-along. All agre ed on Door prize was won by Pain a return trip in the near fuGrant.. tune. A short business meeting Next coffee will be at the scussi ons of a home of Mary Jane on Dec. 1. _____________________________________________________ b r o u g Ii t di discussions e * • Christmas basket for the — needy. Plans were made also 1. for the next function which will be a Christmas coffee. AN -OLD-FASHIONED tree _ SX1 11UUt.i .XFUIUVH £i1y trimming party will be staged _________ aided. by the RVAH-12 EMWC Everyone especially enjoyed Pointers, their husbands and the demonstration of Christ- children to decorate trees near DON BECK'"IfTH, English teacher tit SS Jr. High, mas decorations cleverly done Twelve's new spaces. will demonstrate an overhead projector as a new by special guest, Betty Jo Goodies will be served and a medium in teaching English this week at the anWilliams. jolly time is expected by all, S * * nual mee ti ng of the National Council of English at It has been announced that (Herald Photo) Houston, Tex. NEXT COFFEE for RVAH. Santa will be visiting children 18 Officers' Wives will be held of the Pointers on Christmas, at 8 p.m. Dcc. 2 at the home bring a gift, the suggestion of of Barbara Gilson, 1406 Val- an early bedtime and will pose encia inhve. Co-hostess v1lI be for a picture "wi th all good Ayne Katona and Cindy Corn- children." '1' L. . stock i wvive wives have uuie exLIIC our LA, iiuigursa uir r..ast i\orLii vice iuzii tuc LidiLcu. flhL.. ' ' ceptionally lovely Christmas European Communists have a suggestion is that the East Eucards for sale so see them if frustrated feeling of being ropean Communists want peace CPO unwillingly behind talKs started despite the air One of the highlights of the Another order for the squad- dragged recent CPO Wives fashion dron insignia charm will be what they consider the unrealis- i-aids - — to r are , WASPS held a bridge lunch- ing dinner and later they adcon at the home of Rita journed to the Lamplighter brought in by companions short- currently i '~ ,p for a delicious dinner and I II Team Joins .riyCr, 4' .. 1, - %*-1-- .( . ' * " dvdge ,u man, son of President Lita is Morley, Fran Ballard, Maggie in Orange 3ilemorial Hospital Lutz and Mary Jane McCarthy . 'rreusury; — '4.-• •'' with '4rare"dechome of Pat Michelson Dec. 3 orations for mailing to all ofat 2 p.m. (leers of the squadron. Four-year-old Bobby PoehlRecently Pat Murphy, Peg third degree burns in the right men at a rate of about 80,090 years ago. Martin Sotala; Doxology and ribbon for her geese and Joyce national authorities on business World W I arm and left leg, internal t monthly gain ____________________________ man n or War ivonth, with a no C. Ann Reiter for her turkeys. Prayer of invocation, L. Or 2A)tYJO flee and seared lungs. The original York grew up In Tinsley, and finance was Henry H. Fowruling elder of St. An. O\ E. ILJER Better- Brothera of Longwood icr .ascretary of the lit66 Death came some five btmr - $ The Pen tagon Tennessee where he hunted fox drews Presbyterian Church, took top honors in the burro John E. Home, chairman of O Admissions • after 'C o h e n was entered that: I and sold the pelts for $35 each. Bear Lake; Welcome and & class. Marie Thompson also bad Rod ney B. Harris, Alan GLn- thronch the s....... ..r eu.. ,.i,i iqi .,.-a ,.. ¶ U 0 D..i. nrn,... '.4 . The present-day York grew up nouncenienta, Pastor James prize geese and Karen Hodges try, Sharon Edwards Higgins, th e hospital. on Oct. 21 and each man now took blue Board; Walter E. Bailer, for. Kelly Rue Garcia, Rev. Elijah Cohen's companions, his bro. in Illinois where he works with Hamrick of the host church; and Mary Sue Reiter mer chairman of the Presi. armed with it will get -the modhis father and two brothers in The President's Proclamation, ribbons for their chickens. Ban 's Council of Economics Ad- Allen, George Pittard, Leroy ther, William Larry Cohen, err. 7414 wi thin four to six the family landscaping busi- Tinsley; Hymn of Praise, tam chickens belonging to Tim dent professor Cody, Elouisc Cherry, Ronald Mrs. Muriel Marie Cohen, 16 visors and weeks. 'Praise To the Lord"; Mom. oThy Smith took a blue ribbon, ai euennnmIe t th,. T1niuprcIh, Calderon, Shelia L. Chivens, year-old wife of William i'nd ness. a trig Key. Jack Back- also. -The two men never met. Leuvinia D. Cuson, Sanford; David Bradley, 16, I)UU . "1 nlwzit's wnnti1 tn writ,' ,-rn.' Bessie Quick, DeBary; Joan C. ported by the investigating ci!Gerald Ford. cousin, but 1 never did," says Church; Prayer of flediciUon ban for his parakeets and Marie Congressman ~ 'ucklnsh of the money Bobbins, Deltona; John Joseph fleer, Deputy Howard McBride, As AQI Holland E. Menu3 Pvt. York. s ta tioned at Ft. of Thanksgiving 0 f f c r I g, Thompson for guineas. market's' 'present insufficiency Ferry, Lake Mary; Thurnecina to have said they "were some he newly appointed career Campbell. for basic training. which will go Edgewood i it wah announced at We con- McClury, Eustis; Robert Tur- 300 to 500 vardE in Ujc woods ounsebor for Reconnaissance "But 1 collected newspaper clip- Bovs Ranch, Tinsley; Solo, off Braddock Road ahead of vention, Touhy said, that the nor, Houston, Miss. ttaek Squadron S at Sanford pings and pictures." Miss Vivian Lester; Sermon, Births James when th ey beard a just released figures on housaval Air Sta tion. World War l's Sgt. York en- Rev. Miller, and Benediction, Aug starts durIng October indi- Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Rob, crackling sound, saw a flash of Property on th e southeast He was checking over the tered the service in 1917. On Elder Lester Stannard, pnin cated a 1966 figure of "atout bins, Dcltona, a girl, flame, and ran back to find him corner of SR 416 at Pearl let of newly assign ed sailors Oct. 8, 19114 th en Cpl. York killed cipul of Forest Luke Academy. I)iscluirges 851,000." on the ground." This compares wi th Causeway ww rezoned C-i ii the squadron wheti lit' £115. 28 enemy and tool: 128 enlisted Churches participating f this RustA. Itanisey, Dorothy The 7411111)115 of hit- Senilnolt' autliarjtatjv(! forecasts fm. the' wait 150 feet of ire fi-uni It-] with uiununiiuua apnvert'd th e name' id "Mar- nien and four officers prisoner service are those named. Fol12. Booth, Roberta Roberts, Farnah idreadv on lowing the worship, refresh. County Chamber of Commerce year of 1,200,000 as t ground and Coproval of the Board of County is." Investigating further, all singiehandedly. For his F. Veihil, Rebecca Johnson, Leo- hen's rubber boot was caught C o in in I a s I i ii c r a Wodnet'c- found the new "Savage unusual accomplishment, he nicrnjj will be served in the are urged to return their halbot.c month period started. Skates, Charles Eiscncoff, 26 feet up in the lower wire. day. Contemplated use of the to be none oilier than was awarded the Medal of lion- MOCiUl h,.1l AV: C"u" WILD for elec ti on of 14 directors be. Ford. who is minority party rard Teresa L. Burnham, Linda McBride said. fore e deadline, th Monday. party leader, said that - the rproperty, according to John Fit. Is son, Jim. Mrs. Bud Lester in charge. or. Lunsford, Murie E. Stafford, No formal charges as yet President C. Vernon 741w an- cent elections provided addiCuther, owner, in construction Jim Wu graduated fruits Pvt. York, 21. was born and of a shopping center. liii Diego Naval Training brought up in Spring Bay, UI., given by Rev. William Bennett erThe' zoning change had not enter last Janua ry and was has had the nickname 'Surge" of the DeBary Baptist Church. committee will meet at the used to "adjust" some elements Leland Todd, Georgia Moses, tion will be continued, The HerLoi office Chamber Tuesday to Richards, aid was advised, that have apparently been Buff been recommended by the PlanAytch, rdered to NAS North island, since' he was a child. He jokes ning and Zoning Board. Jack an Diego, where lie became Unit he didn't learn his real be those of the host church, count the ballots and announce suvory to tile people throughout Penny Smith, David Dekle, Di. the land and pledged h1 effort unnia Yates and baby girl, 111 ancient times, the Black Goodin, county planner, conPlane capta in of a T.33 jet. umic until "about six years the DuBary Buptj5t, DuBary official results. Members of the committee to see that no new taxes were Bernice Garrow and baby 1,03', Sea was known as the Euxizie tended the rozoning would be Ic decided to surprise his ago" Community Methodist and Deinclude Mrs. Hhlda Powell, Miss imposed "until non-military Sanford; William Michael Addi- Sea. "strip zoning" and that. homes stber, and relinquished a "I've always wanted to be In Bury Presbytemia. Cede Heard, Robert Shedden, government spending was cur- son, Altamonte. Springs; Doroon lakefront property would be ear of shore duty in order lii the Army," he says. "1 guess Robert McGee of DoBury Scott Burns, B. L. Perkins Jr. tailed." facing the' new enterprise. thy Burr, Lloyd Lindsey, Lucy erve with the "Savage hems something inside of me wanted will sing "Thanks Be To God," 6 and representatives from First Over 5,000 Henry, delegates were Attorney 1or th e petitioner, John I Sanford." Dial, DeBary; to become soldier." accompanied by Mrs. It. G. AuIii the Vuurl cii tier Cøsitp' Federal Savings and Loan As- registered, Touhy said. Muck N. Cleveland Jr., insisted The sulfur spent a Iiur1 Edna Buker, Laura Byer, Del- .iude. \'urI:'s drill Instructor, S. Sgt. thony, also of DeBary. ______________ the "new shopping center thna; Marjorie Dclii, Lake Ida,. . ieetunIe County. Jiurlilt with his family at 303 Marion Ridge, said, "One thing The Public is invited to at, soclation, Florido State Bank and Sanford Atlantic National Berries of the bittersweet Mary; would not be inconsistent with oWns before report- he does have over the other tend of then Kenny Lee Mitchell,N " 230tatr of EOLA WHITE Bank. plant are poisonous. development of th e area with Lake Monroe. ig for duty, and will be mar- trainees Is outsta nding drive Praise and thanksgiving SR 486 being a niun arte rial To All Creditors and p,..a,. led Friday to Miss Sylvia and enthusiasm. He'll make a Nearly 20,000 students will Iueiag CIKIOIO OF Dead. ••,- ------------highway." 1 s_.,. W il liams, of 11402 Park Ave. - fine soldier some day." AMivaI tealS Iutatez • •; ---......r,-. -. • •-eli mi d each of ),Du are here. 53 holiday with each one loop .,,'•. r '-:L•-., '.r % b notified and required to proIng forward to a day of feast %% nent any claims and demands ia1 'lug, Thursday. I' whi ch Yo u. or either of .h' hive usaLnt the estate of 1OA Happy students include near. 13 17,000 lxi public schools, sev WHITE.to tile outity Judge c *4flhtIe(lt, Count Florida t bin eral thousand more in private i I atfice In court houiicj of hald -. --;:and parochial schools and ccii- -"n f ord Sa orida. with. in siz caledur months lrom the loge students around the state ;..me of the first publication of who will be trooping home the holidays ' 1'a.iupi. 'A' i~s dndh:h1t,:Ifl i. 'r1 t tug and etliall tetalt the plae Students at Sanford Naval + "it, residejoce and post ornas Academy wert released ' ' t, and LIAALJA, .1 1)4 PiP. 0111 IJ3P to day after classes, the clainei,' with man I I 11 uuent. ci- attorney and accp;: ,. *1 returning to homes as far away '-;. led t) a filing fee of one d t. i. as Canada. '' slid such CILLIm or ii' ?Fed shall I. void. -; .iSeminole Junior College Mu- -• f .: dents will get their firE break t.;"' - • Ati executrix ef the taist ' • since the and Testament school opened , BOLA WHITE ~ Aug. "4 Deceased. f , .. t( ., "'. -, ht Id at the • - pers onit who i an hand in meet and talk to cently at the home of Bobbie the enlisted wives. J11TnCs Cohen, 16, was d by attending physicians on duty at th e hospital when he Hosp Notes '"', ," I - , core' wives of R\ AH-1 will he . from InJuries suffered when lie ~ came into contact with a live S 1 line BtOP a pole on Braddock- York. Be and Mrs. Touhy had Oaklawn Sets assigned enun - , First Time 411 N An Enterprise youth, reported poration, died Monday fl1ht in Seminole Memorial Hospital winners received cash Prize. ,; president Of First Federal Say. for their prize-winning stock. ings and Loan Association, on his return this week from New cattle 0 f keeps hec'q and Mr Wr ig ht has Speaking of his learned to knitr and has ta'ight .q try, Wright reports the city i Judy, who experiencing a new self govern lovely babyhas just completed a sweater which she mont. The family, and sending to her teacher. other white families, live on the Wright is a former Ruble campus and the children attend 1 teacher at Forest I.ake Academy their own school. They are lo- in Forest City. The family will cntftcl five miles from flutter- return to Africa in January. ---_--_---'fCt;'' ping center complete with super markets although not as well ON stocked as those in the United &W44- v~~ o ?,7 ( 44 =4 1 States, They do not as yet have television but are equipped for / .7 it. One of the most interesting facts Wright notes about the naYOUR tives Is that the males, fro m childhood up. always carry a --' CHILD knob end stick to use for fight WiTH A Ing and hitting snakes, which LETTIR fly MARYANN MILES l'sistor flsirton Wright, Sc'veith-.f)ny Adventist missionary In Africa, and lila wife and children, Judy, .hirn, jeririne anti .limiithon, are in the tJnited States on short furlough and are guests of filet part-rita, Either anti Mrs. Kenneth A. Wright of Hoar Pastor Wright Is theological to 0Ct1 This toll rtiatitont Is oryone is to bring something sit Hethel Training Colteacher Derek's ETA was slightly There will he n spreiril in the way for refreshments. iniscitleulated, but everyone all Navy and civilian wives, Thanksgiving Day Service tit lege' In Africa anti Is pastor of In addition to the two dis- agreed he was worth waiting hIGhEST SCORER In the ('nil Suzy bun for inform- Onklnwn Baptist Church, Cotta. tbit' church there. Mrs. Wright tinguished male guests, Offi- for. Is a registered nurse. recent Station Officers' Wives tion. i Partment to be "by all appearances taking electrical wire — y Business meeting was held MAN, handsome new son of dot-son. Of by Volusla County sheriff's de announced h officers of the should be a slight easing of the and at the home of Put Michelson. l,t.(jg) Dick and Linda Tange- Next illecting will he held lit ,-(!I k(I V flignild up , will still Ile Power Burns It murienn Children organization, f or their cooperative efforts in bet new officers art' Shirley coming ht'lhlny, the StatIon Seii( 2r, to benefit ALAC. McDonald, .lonn ZIIIn tournament bridge play will be Karen Evjen. irst week In A baby spoon for it new 144111 dela ed Ahoy, George! Itirges till One wives to attend Missionary, Family Visit Parents Aiding l,eukeniin Htrk-kon A- this nionth were the December meeting and cv- RVAHI. I .. 1160 on hand for the question and committee for now officers Peggy Doyle and 1 ggy, - ...." !.. spent a week at the national Order of Worship is: prp- ribbons for various breeds of convention of the United States creased unit activations and Iudo, Mrs. Ford Cavanaugh, horses went to lAnds Wilbur, Savings and Lanu League at th e concurrent increases Iii the FT. CAMPBELL, Ky. (A?) — The Army now has another organist; Cull To Worship, James Belier and Joyce Ann New York Hilton and th e AmerA young man named Alvin C. ' Alvin C. York. a third cousin to Choral Group from Forst Lake Reiter. T.e Army has been training York joined the Army nearly 50 icana hotels. the most decorated enlisted Academy under direction of Mary Sue Reiter won a blue fleafflfring a succession of eznp'iasized Narned to the nominating the President Lita Poehhmnn is Simpson and Tiny Fay. . . . anxious to have a good audienee for the two speiuke and : The tit.hl On kmy Rolls Again cancer, with Dr. Kenneth Wing 0 - County Fair \'oluntern-a to bake cakes for Vh.'(ley in charge. I 1~ '3 right Money To Plague Enterprise ess,Jptp. L f Boy Dies I I ! Captured center In addition to this sponkor, be given to someone who would 'Mrs. Constitilv(" aillit. of th"ItY will tnke pInce. ThIm lin,q hoen Oil rertifirntp nwnrds' . Issued by the RVAII-1 Enlisted Wives not Otherwise have R holidwy Ferguson. set for Dec. 1) with Nornin tinnily 01'hotnRR, hend of tile will see a film nhout breast fenaL I I 14 out of a possible 16 blue ribbons, plus two second At left is Mrs. Charles Lansing., president of the lace ribbons Their display included art, gardening,Lake Mars' Garden Club representing the women of the community. ii , flOi'sIK of) firiough iu missionary-teiiciier from Africa is F'astor Burton Wright nnd Family, ah own here with his parents, Elder and Mrs. Kenneth A. Wright of fl'nr I,r,Icc. Pastor Wright will present a program of colored films of Africa lit 7: (I rim Wednesday and Friday at the Forest f,nke (flerald Photo) Seve'nth-f)ny ,\tiventi t Church. The public is invited. - • • innie County Fair have been of the new year. although there J. Robert Miller of Bear Lake a Wi Seminole County—wil] stW pla. (Continued from Page 1) - • mittee. of export opinions reported by In additionto the ribbons, George Toub executive vice Ywk Listed Hiiiiip '' - livestock exhibit at the Scm- gue businessin the first half Services I "(; economy Thanksgiving - - roduction lines W Ing September and October. - tOOH% ' Dec. 20 for request of vaArmy ran short of standard A114 and is being trained with the now M16 rifle which has been a*m. CA ting Charles Court. roops in Viet Nam. 1 niles In the United States dur- M14 and no one who was given going !,I itv'::i: dthe nitth Seminole •Inyeees at rne into the club, inclidIng Mititln tight a meeting at the A ft 40 peer, Norma 7vnns, Jackie t,lWt,idq (n1rtorIn in (ns: 11 , I indn .Iinieson, Cnnlvn Clifton 11ierty that the hospitality , I*w find Dot Lenhy. There was smnanred by the elnI idso Jane licuer, whose hus. Raturilay night at. thin State lnnd is retired and three for-.Ift'ree tnnfptptic in Orinmln mer members who re turned to was a hil eaa. y ITA POI1IISMAN SIT mitre status were Scm fln Jaycees ntiil wives igeretleM president tou rnament hams, nn Murray and Aldropped In and were served revera Kelly. (ions on the NOVC bontd In hi-bige was Mnithn Hi'hwnrts fteqliiiio,itq and oiitoi-tnlned by Guests tnchi.icd Lucks Payne Janunir CVt'V the first time she hind the Mails" nail ienl life and Kay Catne. Mrs. R. K. They include Ellen Ruth for (InMo girls, CHAP LAIN McDONAII) Cniice of New Orleans, mother record ing s'tnr'; Hot ty •'k Gurr won thin state Second high was Betty hurlof President Pat, also was a hlurlbutt for vice iiresi.ient and "first-timers" award at the NA'\' CHAPLA1N Cdr. Leo guest. tv.y Rene, thin hostess, butt. Sn 7.v Reim for treasurer, ciititert'tiri' after lie shook more McDonald will talk -to members No report was given on the Ka re n Evjen and Peggy was third runner-up, Itutli hands then any other ,inw of the Tigrottos at their Do- membership contest as both Crouch we re hit teae for the gar, fourth iIflflOE•Uh) auth • Jnyc (i,(HW, to lie exneL) team captains were absent. recent monthly coffee held at Ion Ruth, comber ni eetingfifth runnerup. eiiiliiolo County ALSAC Shirley Simas, Unrbsrn D rs- the Afterburner. President Pat ll Subject of his speech th at next director, H. H. MeGibbeny, coil and Sarah Skinner are ac- Cauutrell Introduced a new ' the pm-pose and usefulness of cepting donations for the member to t)ii' group. Mna, month, iiiatend of toe 110111181 presented to the nuithi eniinole Jnvet"s nail John Mlk lor, Navy wives clubs. Thanksgiving basket. which will Marilyn Jones nati a uiest., bridge, a mixed couple bridgo ,,in,ing;'r of Skate City, tramchnirnian . -- WASHINGTON (AP) — The — Every new soldier hqs been stepped up production 0 i - ifl for •_ ' ' S ..- lantic Coastline and east of SR 15A, Monroe, from A-1 to C-1 - - - 434 and east of 1-4, Sanlando Springs from R-1 to R-8 and ' fl IANI ('Aqqr,vvuuhiY * Park; Scheduled public heanin for "zoning of lots 1-8 and 17-24 of Block B, south of asgiving ba.sket committee was m Georg" rep irtor. 5 l_ tandent; added ii ' Nine nc nwmhers ;. - for property south of the At. , a, ' OU"S L Big Success Pt"tViflI R' - r pany of Orlando for metal pipe as rernmemniled by the coun. engineer and road aUpenin- I , , ; .'I ,Tnte, Marie SundnlI and Ann hOSt. Siectkowski , Instructed the road uperin. ndont to obtsln estimates of i cost of paving rnateal for q u c a ted participation wi Property owners on Pine and Paimoels; Accepted a check for reimhureement of labor m Scm- i mole Junior College In 'amount of Read a msoluUon m the City of Casse1be uking alderetion of locating the new cour th ouse in sites In the centor of the county and muestt a public hearing on the Th*or; Accepted the low bide of - Dixie Lime and Stone Company of Ocala for limerock, of Marinni Asphalt Company of Tamfor asphalt, of Vulcan : - tonal Company of Orlando for concrete pipe and of Florida I Pipe and Manufacturing Corn- •. - Commission Chairman John p I Nov. 2, 1966 -r k affeeW $1.6 million in prop- Alexander assured that the facts re te to the board would he taken under advise- — - eIee around the lake, he said. ; 2 '---n..: sent conditions have 000. Page : terials for clearing Lake Burk- . att has .bmestimated at 916,- ~ at*fnrh Lrrulb tp A .". 1! I November meeting with Pp%r •. 74817 for sewage treatment plants posing to to a rea lakes were given by Room Proves 11. ii I Hospiaity 'II' .11 $125 Served By American Legion Auxiliar y We'll All Be There" %. I j -V k. 2. Moughton Insurance Irving I. Pryor Powell's Insurance Agency ft �'4 Ijr mt!nrb brrsth Page 4 - Nov. 2, 198f 3ON A. SPOLSKI The qualifying for the Thanki giving Classic began last Pr day end the early response ha been encouraging. So have ti score' shot so far, 1 mIght ad Leading the higher average A Division is Buel Carmen wit his even 600 series as oppou toab6SforthcB Leader Chuck Redman. In the A Division, you'll s the ksglare carrying average of 170 and abovs, while U B boys are those just a lttt hit under that mark. C. Bob Steele clipped a 220/577 for Sanford Auto Parts as they split in their match with Zuckernisin's Auto Parts with spon- sor "Zuckic" came home with a 158/553. Thursday s.m. RVAH-7 Wives League ioesn't overpower you with really big games, but they do manage to topple the nfle- a 400 victory. In 1950, DeLand the past four years as they are favored to take the 40th 1948-21.19 (W) 1949-0-13 (L) got its biggest winning margin downed their rivals 27-6 In 1965; meeting of the two teams. as they walked ,ver the old 27.14 In 1964; 33.20 In 19(13, and Semtnole-DeLand rivalry: 1P50-fi-20 (L) 1922-124 (W) "CelerY Feds" 20-8. 28.13 In 1962. 1951-0-7 (L) However, the Sanford 'l'ribe This year, the Seminoles will 1923.27-(no games played) '1952-13.7 (W) has remained unbeaten fnr the be trying to get over the .500 1928-43-12 (W) 1053-7-15 (L) last nine consecutive games, mark with a $4 season record, I929_(no game score available) 1954-6-6 ('r) tying one, and winning the last one of their poorest in years. 1930-25.0 (W) 1055-1244 (L) However, with the perform- -1931-4.0 (W) four in a row. 1956-8-12 (L) Seminole High has recorded ances of the past few games In 1032-12.0 (W) 1957-12-6 (W) some f its biggest scores mind, the Seminoles have 1933-9.0 (W) 1fI58-18-6 (W) against the DeLand Bulldogs hi shown their true strength and 1934-0-0 (T) 1959-14-0 (W) 1935-0.7 (L) 1960--26-14 (%?) 1936-12-6 (W) 1961-6-6 CT) *** The Pighting Seminoles a! the Bulldogs of DeLand tel the field tonight at 8 p.m. Municipal Stadium to mark U 40th tIme that the gridiron r vals have met, starting the pigskin duel in 1922. Seminole High has come 01 on top of the long.standtng so les wIth 24 wIns, 12 losses as three ties. The biggest Sernino win margin came in 1937 wIl three pocket, too. Above the rnic.fIve.0 mark were Edna Ruins with a 159, ?Jettle Phillips 160, Mug. Carte 152, ElaIne Wick 162 and Betty Drusemond 165. I JHIIURUI JW1IUI) Saying Goodbye Tonight I 1937-41.0 (W) 1938-20-0 (n!) 1939-12-6 (W) 1040-6.14 (L) 1941-20.7 (W) 1912-4.14 (L) 1913-20-0 (W) 1944-0-6 CL) 1945-14.0 (W); 0.7 (L) 1946-41-19 (W) Tonight's game will mark the was out with mononucleosis, real fine job for us. lie has put 1047-0.12 (L) ha both divisions, as well as a hindeosie trophy and the prastige In both instances. Others who have qualified to datc are Garry Fox 58, Jack Kanner 528, Pete Petersen 560, Gil Luck SflU, Dick Schnitzler 521 and Bill Ramsey's 496 for the A group. In the B section, .loan Beique 510, DIck Zuckerman 454, Pete Dugan 421, ?da Macteay 526, COIflhUSkeFS Aim For Higher Rating / 1 t $ , " NIW YORK (AP) - Thanksgiving flny will be one long blur - V irn DUNN of football on many television qcreens with three games due to • be beamed ncro the nation on the holiday. • '- Lyman Finale • . Cleveland and f)aIia meet in the Cotton howl in a game that should go a long way toward ••,•,. .,,., . ,' determining the Fastern Conwinner in the National u'rrner 1' 0011)511 f.eigur'. The Cowboys. tied with St. f,ouls for the lead, ne'v(I to reverse the result of their first meeting with te Hrowns to stay out front. Buffalo needs a win at Oak ' -: • ____ / , " games of the season before succumbing to Notre Dame. They are 5-3 over all now after a close 10.7 loss to Missouri last week. As for Texas. their bowl chances were revealed by the Austin American Tuesda' and a - - • 5 •• - . c" • - - -: - _____ .- - • - - ' O/ ö4#f6 4VCFA'/C%V644' Z47 74'F . Cflfl F00t1)Hll League and the Raiders cant afford to stumble ' ii ttiey want to maintain any The (lay start.'; off with San Francisco at Detroit at 12:30 ,-, ' cs og6' qF f.#f4'/'iYa7' ( . p$,q4,l/fPfP • (1 , -' ,,,• , i.'' )'F.4'S' /,9 4 ,q/' p.m.. EST, over CBS. moves to a• 1 - ', • p ' - -- - -- • V III% % h I • 1. iunør NEW YORK AP Zeke - In two others, he threw hISs. , ,5 . EST, over NRC and then wind'; up with Cleveland at Dallas at 6 p.m. EST, over CBS. Here's how Thursday's games look: National Leagae Detroit 27, San FrancIsco 21 -Karl Sweetan doing a surpnlstng job itt quarterback for ' __________ of catching Kansas City iii,w - celebrate," Spurner told news- of Michigan State 204. UCLA how can either field fl men at a hastily arranged press Florida and Spurner will be seen on television In the Orange team this week. Hut the Notre conference. game against Georgia Daniera are younger and will "We've got Miami to think Bowl Jan. 2. He is recuperate faster. It Is a Satur. iibout, and you can't let up be- Tech the night of day affair, fore a game like that," he said. looking forward to ft. ), • At every opportunity, lie menSpurner was as poised before .ign rospecI the cameras and floodlights and tinned his teammates, sharing _______ . v' qag - '_• land to maintain the pace in the Kactern Division of the Amen- ' /,fr'1'V 74/'? .cy,qr "k • ' 81/6'Ml,k'FR ,•,'-.• •. ' at cE . out 27-24 in last three wrr 8thon the Saturdays he has led the honors he might win, day they have signed three the' Niitioiiial Football 12 fered a 1)uiled hamstring In the ::comi Gat-ors from behind to nearly "I know the other players are baseball prospects from the l)o. The 35-yenrold veteran of second period. Lombardi had to almost as happy as I am, he i i • R bli _____________________________ unbelieveable victories. _____________________________ to- an a raves announcco -J ,uUi. £ League. _ega.i kj .,•ice iflS oUnufly, Legal Notice a Pfl.,5i4$ missloners as required by Sec. With this team its all for one. catcher Gerardo Turnbuhl Foy, enc w a e art barr aes its man who bailed him out last Dallas 28 Cleveland 24 admitted. A - the first play of the tie playoff the title in East. Browns Packers. shocked me a little, though," he beyond this Saturday's regular all of San Pedro. Lomlrnrdi game vIll Sometimes Vince smeared Don Meredith at didn't play on season wind-up against Miami, The Braves said all three said. "Florida TO ALL P E B his arm by cavorting with the challenge. lie completed 14 of 25 times for losses and interceptwere not seen over the coun- receive the Heisman Trophy Beach, Flu., farm club. im. twins, Donny An- for 187 yards and the two Pack. ing four. But Browns si tS million-dollar You *nd eiich of YOU are hereDec. 1. beyond the Orange Bowl try." by notified and required to file c sh BaianOotbe a 136 victory have owbs of Grabowski, after touchdowns off and leveled One of golf's earliest rules derson and Jim at Miami, beyond the Hula Bowl a.u- claims .&nd,demandiW1Iich (including i, time required teeing the ball a club's er a game is all locked up. In over their old rivals, the Chica- may be ready for big effort beCertIficates r Jan. 6 to the in HawaIi, said estate the otga.1nst lore home crowd. two gaines, Brat didn't throw a go Hears. $ so- oz • length from the hole, he will play as a professional, BoriilIflotI60r, 5(u4eIêSS,. "I don't know which team will 1,753,151.5$ WOTICE or SHEBIPr's SAlK ty at his office in the Court sources iS IIEREBY GTVE? draft me" he said "Some peoxoric -.• - •- S Huse in Sanford. Florida. with• $ 2,554.187.15 that by virtue of that certain . S • - : in six calendar months from the Total )11'IflTTl-BE5 -;i. -5S V nt of Execution isiued ou o pie say it will be the New York • • -S time of the first publication of nd under the seal of the Circuit Giants It I do g a to the Giants this nottec. Each claim or do. Expenditures for all 1,6964.598 ('oU?t of Seminole Cou'il Flor$ sj" purposes mind must he In 'sritthg ida upon a final Judg'imsnt ren- it will be a real opportunity, but 5 S .: : •the place of resici.,nce Cash Balauct Septem•- - -• ooutain derod In the aforesaid court Ofl ber 30, 1966 (includwon't talk to the pros until aft: • : • and post office address of the the 2..th day of September, A, B. ng ertificates of claimant and must he sworn to .• officially er the Orange Bowl • • 966. In that certain ease ant'Ied 657,761.27 of Deposit) S t. by the claimant, his agent S Central Florida Drum rervice, or unofficially." DECEASED Balances 'for a1 fu 'of the Board of County Commissioners, -. Le al Notice - - - ' - ' tW*SO - - - - - • - '-:- - • • , •, . . -S - • - - - ' '• - - 4 • - -- , , I - - '. S - - - - • - • ' • - , - • -•:' • - . • - . - • •••- ., :- - . 5'. - -, - - ' torney. or the same shall be Total $ 2 354 187 15 Inc. Plaintiff 'a Claud C 14cr- __________________________________ void shoe Inc Defendant, 'hfrh 64 Publish ',o .2 HOMER W WPIGHT aforesaid Writ of Execution was I As Administrator c.t.a. of DDG-f.0 delivered to mc as Sheriff -'f said estate Whitfield Wright Leonhardt & %0TIC1 OF sI(E1ti1'l'5 SALE Seminole County, Florida. and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I have levied upon the following IN T1II rIuICITIT covwi' or Trickel that by virtue of that certain descrlt'cd ProPerty owned b) TIIK %i%'I'Ii J1'UICIAI, (;IIt709 Metcalf Building W'rlt of Execution issued out of (laud C. Mershon, Inc., said pro- (lIT. 1% •D ron sFIi%oJ.E Orlando. Florida and under the seal of the Small 1erty being located in Seminole CoI%TY. I'I.OItli)'.. (Attorneys for the Estate) NO. Il1.53 Claims Court of Seminole Coun- CouI,ty. Florida, more particul- SN Cfl4(IftY 30, 1566 Publish Nov. 9. 1. ft11 11-'I' TITI,I SL'Il' TO desrribed as follows: ty. Florida, upon a final judg- ztri DDGftui Open Head Drums, corn- JS)IIN G.N lTTLETON, metit rendered in the aforesaid PlaIntIff, lilete with lids and rings - court on the 21st day of July1W TilL (hid I'S (101 ItT l t)IC undersigned as Sheriff VPA. I) 11466, In that oertaln case . ItA MSlY and on sEMINO1.1 ('01 NTI -t,titicd IS & 11 Oil Corporation, (,! t-rnnc'Ic County, Florida, will MA Wi . it ET lie, husband ot 11 01' A N on thi. 1 2th da of - It \1I i Fl OftIfit Gipson Dt Clh t'hnintiff Sli E1'II Elti) icnd 1 CJIACLIfl fendant, wiilcii aoresa1d Writ of 1)C5',I11.r. I 146€. offer for sale THOM MILLY wi!'; 4t11d sell to the highest and beat SIIEI'IIEIII). his W I1ALI AMP}.t HGH bA 'F1Il Execution was delivered to - I'ATTER I{I'OI jand 'ii of Scminolt County t'icidt r for asli at the Front I'A INGS IIA\K at orpuraitloii &s bh rift Plaintiff, I lorida, aid I have levied upon ('s' cat) I)o.'r of the Seminole S(C. her husband; anti LILLIE '1 , the ft,llowing described property County Courthouse in Sanford, I'ATTEICSON and - I'ATTEIInd JOAN IL HAIt1)I MA uwnd by dive Gipson. said pro- Florida, the above described per- SON. hier husband. Defendants. HARDI. his wife, pert)- being located In Seminole sunul property. S 0 'I' I (F E That said sale is being made to Defendants. County, Florida. more particulItAMS1Y S sati.! the Semis of said V nt lOt 1 tittiAlti I S4)'I I( 1 (IF Pit iT zcrl dnstribtd as foilos RAMSEY, her busand Till. s'IATL OS p'l.OitWA— 1. 11'56 Ford Pick-U;, Truck. of Ecutioii. band 157 East Walnut Lane .1. L. HOIJBY, Sheriff j). HAIWI2S nod TO, MA 3. 1). Number F311V6A42146 I'IiiladelphIa, l'cniisylvania of Seminole County. Florida h HA1WI?, .1C'A I. Portable grease guti ThOMAS ShlEh'IIEIID and i'ubllshi Nov. 16. 23 30 & !)ec. Dci 25€A nuute 1- HydraulIc bumper jack -- SIIEI'IIEIID, his wife, Hudson. New York Volt Battery Charg7. 3966 1- 6- 12 residence unknown t'u arc hereby notified that Cr (.Jft1JIT VOIFIIT OF MILLY l'AT'I'E1tON a ed you against ii suit has been filed n,i the undirsigned as Sheriff IN THE NINTh JUDICIAL CIII— I'ATTEItSON, her busIn the ut,ovc entItled cause; and ot Seminoic Count)-, Florida, will INA NJ) FOR SEMINOLE band, residence unknown that you arc hereby required to at 11:'' A. 51. on tue 1 2th day of 4 1.0RhlA. LI LIl K I'ATTKICSON and rile your answer with, the Clerk I)cre,tii,cr. I 1466. offer for sale L1U NO. 16545 -- PA'I'TEICSON, her hubs.f this Court. und to serve and s'hi to th&- bight-st and best 411'; 110" IH AV1NGH HANK, hand, reahdeticc unknown s'e,py thereof upon the Plutsitiffs bidder, for cash, ut the Front 00 AILE JIKICEBY NOTIPlaintiff uttornt' a w host name and adthis Seminole Dour of VIED (list a suit to quiet title ut, UR ANT. FItKEMA. ('t,untv Courthouse in Sanford et Ui., has becti brought In the Circuit llJ'Il,\ltI)HON & WATSON, Florida. the above described per- ChlA1t1l$ K. IIOBBINS. I)efendanta, Court of Seminole County, FiorBonieSt Ilaith Building, Jackson- sotsal property. 0JI( L OF St IT IN ida against )OU anti each of you iUa Florida 12.IU no later than Thi.tt raId aat Is Leun made YOIIE(LOWIIIK MORTGAGE claiming any estate right, title !,,-,-,•n,i,sr 25th, A ti., 1566. to satisfy th. t.rms of said JOt € UAICLES K. ROBBINS and or interest in or licts upon the if YOU Tall to sic so. Decree , nt o Izecution. AIIESE L. ROBI3INS, ISIS following described real properPt -• ('e,r,fcsso wIll be entered .1. L. HOBBY, Sheriff Ue, ty situated in Seminole County, ai-shtist yoU for the relief deSeminole County Florida tiet ICESIIII N( Et Iii an unknown Florida, to wit (ho Complaint in ii,at,tictl i : so & publish state or .oUtitry other than ihgiiinimig 14 3 feet Sculls Th( nature of said suit beitig 7 1966 (hit state of Florida and an'l 314 feet Vast of the this foreclosure of Mortgage Dtau Northwest Corner of the mailing address being: t-n,-iisl,enitig the propurty ind __________________________________ ItA 43015242, COB 318th. Northeast ¼ of the NorthSeminole lociit'd in 1,r,',uia.'s '' PSASA uN APO %est ¼ of hectioli e, 'rownYork discs ibe,d its hioridie s'Ultt) ' r' York (9066 ship :1 southa, Range $0 fohhs' a •" '% '-'u are hereby notified that I sat list sac run Southi U Ru cans Bloc h I t,t 1' n as Louts dard a 1-omplaint to foreclose a cer117 21 feat, t hi e nc c West Ar thou of Loch 1 etrk 5kktb0% . Mr •.i ê .IC •h.. Nnrtl. , .,. W#• CU.& 44ê l,ur, ucre,rlltUg to tue piat 614 North 45th Street 111.96 feet to the $outh.riy following described real aothereof, us recorded In P1-at Philsdelphia. Pennsylvania perty, to-wit: right of way line of State Book 12, Pages 61 and 62 You are hereby notified tIes' itoad 5-454, thence EastLot IS, Block F, COUNTRY Records of 'Lihie of tilta suit fur dIvorce liss been (LUB MANOR, UNIT NO, 1, s-ny along said right eat w*Y * '..ssiiuolc County, Florida, brought against you In the Ciraccording to the p1st th.reJute 51,22 feet to posit of Together wIth the following cuit Court, in and for emino1e beginning. of as recorded in P1st Book itcmt of property which are lo- County. Florida, in chancery, en13, Pages 75 and 71, Public and you are hereby required to cated iii and permanently to- titled JUDY ',%'ALXER, PlainItecorda of Seminole County, file your answer or talker writ. stalled us a part of the Improve- tiff. vs. L. K. WALKER. also ten defeust, personally or by Florida, - meuts oil said property: as Louis dward Walker, has been filed against you In your attorney, with the Clerk Refrigerator Model known K. G. Defendant, and you are requIred 1 No. HA I1TD Sen. No. TT to file your Answer or other the above styled suit, and you of tile Circuit Court, Ninth Judiare required to serve a copy of cial CircuIt, Seminole County, defense with the Clerk of the your Auswer or other plead- Florida, at the Courthous. in V I U. C. Oveis Model No. J Circuit Court of 5euiIole Coun- lug to the Complaint on Plain- Sanford, Florida, and 5'., aerv 71UT Ser. No. YT 004555 t)•. Florida, and serve a copy tirrs attorneys, ANDERSON, a copy thereof upon the Plain. Model Top Rienge S U. K. of such Answer or other defense RUSH. DEAN & IWNDE$, UI curs attorney, whose jam. ii 0Xc. J h2t'T Sen. No. YT upon Plantiff's attorney, Thoms East (.entral Boulevard, Orlando, JOHN H. IIAINKS of the firus A. Speer, whose address 1-s 111 1 0. K. Water Heater Model Sisegnollu A v c ii ii e, SaD ford, Florida, and file the original An- of WINDERWKKDIK, 1IANK swer or other pissading Sn the Of. & WARD, 214 Park Avenue No. SOUYBA 4i6 Ser. No. IRFlorida, on or before the lit fict- of the Clerk of the Circuit South, Winter Park, Florida, aT0714 I Stewart Wuruer Wiill Heat- day of Dec.mbes'. A. 1). 1056, and Court on or before (he 2511* day nut later tbaai the 20th day af aIf you fail to do so. a Decree er Model No. OR-75E Ser. Pro Cutifessu will be entered of I)iieemuber, 1966. 11 you fail December, 1966. thoretii setting to do so. a deerea pro coofosso up the estate, right, title, Inter. No 601'!7 ,ou for the relief de- will be taken guiust you for eat in or lien Upon th. above WITNI-$S i. hand stud seal of ugiut sounded lu tue Complaint. tIi tellef deguandeid In the Corn. described property elaliaied ha) • said (',.,us•t ftt S.tuift,rd, $e&uiist,l'WI'J'NKSS my hand and seal 1-,I ui HI. you and should you fail to do so 21st tJu' (FUU lit) . Fl 4,,iti4t, I hi i Court this 51-st day vf vf said pro otaUfeasu will lie endecree This Notice shall be publishI 966. of NutciiS,.r. October, 4. 1), 1966. ed once a week for four conie- tered against you. ' (SEAL.) (SEAL) WITNESS stay hand and the cutive weeks in The Sanford Arthur 11. BeekV'itb. Jr. Herald. seal of this Court it Sanford, Arthur H Beckwitti, Jr. Clerk of '1ircult Court Clerk of Circuit Court In DATKL) this 21st day of Nov- Seminole Cuunty, Florida, this Seusttiole County, Ylorl4a 14th day of November, 1966. sad for Seminole County ember, 1961. Si Starkue By: (SEAL) (NEAL) Florida. Deputy Clerk Arthur H. H.ckwitb, Jr. Arthur H. BevkwItb, Jr. By; Martha '1'. Vtblen. D.C. . BRYANT, FREEMAN, Clerk of the above Court i'ierk of the Circuit Court THOMAS A. SPEKIS BAILIThON & WATSON By: Donna SI. Markos LSy: lacuna B. Msrk.os Att.rney for J-'lstntIff '0 731 Burnett J3eeuk Building Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk 111 tsguoliai Avenue Jacksonville, Florida 53502 Pubhi.b Nov. 2$, $0 & Dec. 1, 14, Publish Nov. 16, 25, 10 & Dec. PublIsh Nov. 25, 10 & Dec. 1, 10, Sanford, Florida 7, 1966 a Publish lSov. 3, 1, 16, 35, 1064 166 L)L)iJ-41 DDQ4Z -J DDG-T I I • t _______ • : - • - -' . - : • S .Lt '. S - - ' - , e' ,' '_________ - - - 'J I - (k - - ,. ,.•.• -- -• 4• -' - • - ,...- / : - ............ S - Dons's ••F'• - •" - ' - - - • - :- - - ____ ______ •: --- - .1 .5 '1 -- ,. I - -'" . - -- ' -. - "-. 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Nebrnskn over Oklahoma: Southern Mississippi on SaturThe lltisku'rs already have won day, but could have a lit t I two:irth.; lUg rougher time against Auburn Time to se alp the Sooners and finish - Ntrc Dame, No. 1, takes on a the year unbeaten, It, too, Is a rugged southern California club lie got 433 of the 869 first- Thursday game. GAINESVILLE, Fin. (AP) Saturday and an upset or close ________ Steve Spurner was on the prac- plate votes from the nation's Alabama over Southrn Missis- contest In that game, coupled tice field Tuesday doing cal- spoits writers and a total of I,- sippi: Southern Mississippi lost •• with at strong Nebraska showing with his Florida team- 671' points. Second-place Bob to Mississippi State, Alabama Thursday. could pave the way isthenics Griese of Purdue had 184 firsts bent the same teaun by 13 ,i • ________ for a Cornhusker advance In the points. two hours after irn1 816 points, than mates less • poll. Michigan State, No. 2. Is Notre l)ame over Southern Nick he learned he won the Heisman Next In Points were through for the season. ddv of Notre Dame 456. Gary California: After their games of 'N(nhv is the ouththndjqg c'ol,'.-P'; .-. ., " " '( 'I asetan u, ,.s..k ege tooitSa'Ii pazt\er ot 'tioo rio pushover for Nebraska The "There s not much chance to of S3Tacuse 284 and Clint Jones against Michigan State and Sooners won their first four Southern California agaInst Set For Finale FARRILL5 " ' . 1962-28-13 (W) 1963-43-20 (W) 1964-27-14 (W) 1965-27-6 (W) 1968-? Hunting Resu 4 - --- ' Slated Tonight -A. Pro irmy ravoreci Over Navy — " last call for 17 seniors at Scm- and had to fill In for Frank at In some good jobs on cur specmole to don the "Black" for quarterback when he was hurt. laity teams." Seminole High on the gridiron. He's turned into a real outstandAlthough many of these boys tag halfback. He's a threat Bill FrIsby-"One of the fast• Oviedo, didn't start or see a very great every time he touches the ball cit boys I have over coached .4 amount of action this year, and he's developed into one of and Is one of our hardest workThe Lyman Grcyhounds wifl try to complete their Head Coach Buck Metta said of our best pass receivers. He's g boys." ason on a winning note tonight when they entertain Ocoee them, "Each boy has contribut- one of the top defensive players Kenny Hall-"He's done his e Bishop Moore Hornets at Lyman Field in Longed something by his presence we have." and David Krause 51'7. Dod. on the team and I was proud to Al Peaples-"Aftcr a slow best job this year, the main After the qualifying ends on Coach Dick Copelancl's Greyhounds narrowly inISSstart this year, he has develop- thing that hurt him was lack have them with us." Thursday, Dec. 1, the top 16 I an upset victory over the Lakeview Orange Belt Frank Whigliam-"He's the ed Into a real fine defensive of experience." qualifiers In both divisions will )nforcmce Champions Inst I .1ACK FROST Oviedo Conch Berman best I've ever coached, a real halThak and has come up with Kelly Ogden-"He's a headstart their head-to-head elimi. hard-hitting defenek, bowing 7-fl. Lyman has has been Jack Frost Is grooving his leader and It's been a privilege some fine plays. He has excell. hunter. so nations. Remember, all of the that's why he plays Dfton will be working the ur wins and five losses for sive performer. bowling is for free If you're one ball on Wednesday nights In the to have hIm. I hope I have one ent running ability." the monster linebacker position. Straughan with seven touchions hard this week In e season. Bill Talmadge-"This boy, alAll Star League. lie opened like him every year." of those lucky finalists. He's not afraid to lilt you." Buddy Stumpf-"Be had utile though he lacks the necessary So, there's still time to try with a 231, slipped a little on eparation for the last Copeland will match his hurd- downs and Eldridge with six, tackle, has done i Roy Dunn-"Roy is the best - .. our luck and try p.gath if it the second one but finished the experience last year because he size for a•••••• c4afimsivc team. led by have been Lyman's top SCotCtS. RaTI. Jf t!'.l .i. 9. '. .. • .. • .. •-.. .'L'.:' 4-! ::. 'I4't' l4Uf*a .,,_ in .uunny iveii.on ann (mb- ions can beat Ocoee "charmed circle," a 212 fm a around. Entry fee is reasonable tact with as a coach. Hr is cureker Tom Flettor, against a with a break-away threat. iursday night, they will have of the and you'll get a real bang out 607 serIes, high for the league. rently running i,ciulnd Stan werful Bishop Moore of- Ovorton is leader All three on this team chimed-lu lit the season at 5-5. of competing in this event. Hernphill for the top blocker nslve unit. Fullback Dan Si- Hounds' defensive line and a on that final game as Jack KenII for the year." Look, If you don't have a tarThe Lions hay' had quite a on has been the workhorse hard tacklo. On offense, he has I key on your table this Thanks- ncr clipped a 212, Bud Carmen Mike ?ticGulre-"Mike's nick • • I. of trouble this year with r the Hornets with 740 yards caught six passes for 66 yards. seen giving you have only yourself to 210 and Frost with a 212 for a name Is Mighty Mite and he juries. The Lion backfield shing and eight touchdowns Linton and Bridges, have 634 team series. Not bad, fellittle action at the flanks, hut lives up to It. He'll hit you as biases. F s not been up to par since nine games. Quarterback lahs, not bad at all. have played well when given the hard as any man pound for snk Tuip was Injured four The Sanford Women's Bowl!nnis Durkin possesses a P(top ltccog'nizing some of the Lyman's TALLAHASSEE - Florida's waterfowl hunters pound that I have ever coachbag Association is siaking It so eks ago. Other injuries also rat passing threat. The junior chance. Fletter, has been easy, that there are already other "local stars," we had will be afield one-half hour before sunrise on Thanks- ed." ye plagued the Lions. Line. nal caller's favorite i.ecelv- linebacker and guardperformer. defensive great a 37 winners in the Bowlers' Vie- Doug Owens with a 205, 202/ giving Day, Nov. 24, for the opening of the duck, goose Sammy Parrlsh-"Rtght now, an Mark Colbert has been out -s are Ted Zaffrun and .IIm Be has made numerous tackles tory Legion promotion. And rt- 577; Alex Serrae 201, 208/5990, and coot aeason. The season for 'waterfowl will he in he probably is playing half of action for two weeks with ott. recovered five fumbles Pete Petersen 215; Rich Murmember, all proceeds go totwo phases beginning Nov. 24 and continuing through the game for us at the guard Injured knee. Lyman will rely on the run- and has wards the disabled American phy 202 and teani•mate Split- Nov. 27. The second season will open Dec. 8 and cofl- position. What be lacks In With the Lions offense weak, ng of fullback Paul Lnmhert thIs year. ability, he does on drive." the various has- ski with 209, 204/575; NIck thiue through January 8. cy will have to strengthen id halThacks Bobby Eldridge Dempsey, the smallest player veterans hi 1. l'asternack 215, L. IL Janea on the team at 130 pounds, was Danny Dunnaway "What plt.slg across the country. Bunting will be allowed air defensive squad quite a id Dave Straughan. he's done this year can only be All you have to do is get. eight 215 and Jerry Farella 210. to be able to make a good everyday except In Loon Coun- elude two additional scaup Quarterback .lim Lucas has hospitalized part of the oflsofl, If you'd like to watch some described as a tribute to the pins or more on your first hail owing. The Lion defense has mpleted 26 of 56 passes for hut has come back to become a ty and Lake Miccosukee in Jef- their day's bag. boy. Be has never had any cxfor one complete game, NO good bowling, then come o out ne quite well this season, es- fl yards. Junior End Bruce valuable performer. ferson County where water fowl Duck hunters are required tO perlence but his presence meant on a Wednesday night at 9:30 EPABES REQUIRED, and the chilly last week against Melhn been thn receiver hunting is allowed only on Wed- have regular hunting licCflS(' a lot to us." ten pound turkey is all yours to watch these koglers or on a holdurne Central Catholic, Lth 16 receptions for 260 esdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and all hunters over 16 Y0111• Mason Wharton-"He caine (and maybe your guests, huh?) Monday evcning for the Singles 40 averages team that a Lrds. opening day and Nov. 25. Bunt- of age must have a Federal on strong in the spring and the Bere's the list of local keg- Classic League at 9 p.m. Ints per game to 12 poInts. Bishop Moore has won five lug hours are from one-half duck stamp for taking ducksi early part of the year. He did lets where you want to make Steve Bratton and Joe Patmes and lost four and boasts hour before sunrise to sunset, and geese. Duck hunters will hit a slump, however, but lie's sure you're invited to on Thursn have been the defensive 3.8 record in the tough Metroaccording to W. B. Copeland, also be required to observe the the type of boy who gives all V day: Paul Mercotte, Art Brown, ars for the Lions all year. Patfinished nference. Lyman Chairman, Game and Fresh boating safety laws when he has and we're glad he played Jesse Carathers, Charles Friend, place a defensive tackle, has third OBC season In afloat, cit Water Fish CommissIon. with us." L. B.. Jones, Earl Weaver, Magcovered a total of five fumhind Lakeview and Leesburg. Hunters will be allowed to Jay Stokes - "Although he gin Carathers, Howard Owens, es for the LIOiIB this scazon. Lyman senior football Eight take a daily bag limit of four * * *' was injured In the first game, Bob 3ackau, Tom Williams, rnlddle..guard in the take the field for ratton, will ayers ducks, two geese and ten coota. we did have high hopes for him, Dave Erause and there are still defense in ifDt, leads the tonight when the last time e Total possession after the first he won our blocking award In to come. meet Bishop Moore. ckles. reyhounds day Is limited to two day's bag, that game. He had the pouibllAdditional winners Include One sore point on Oviedo's ey are fullback Paul LambThe daily bag limit of four Ity of being one of the better Sue Jackson, Ellen Betta, Doris fense seems to be their puntt, halfbacks David Straughan -ducks may not Include more tackles Sanford has ever had." Schautteet, Jaci: Frost, Neal game, week's i game. in last g ad Bobby Eldridgc, ends Danthan two wood ducks or ° Duane Lafollette - "He had llaxwell, Phil Roche, Rue) Car. ball was punt1ce, when the Overton and Maurice Liiicanvasbacks. In addition to the plenty of problems with injuries men, Glenn Grigs and Bob daily bag limit of four ducks, OCALA Hunters harvested and other things, but he's come 1, it went straight up *nd n and Jary Bridges, and Hudson. -e Lions gave good field posi- iards Tom flctter and Billy an estimated 618 deer, 50 tur- along fine and has done a very hunters may take an additional And then if you really want to to their opponent. On each umpsey. of which key, and numerous small game bag of five merganscra good job for us at tackle." get filled on turkey, he sure to ive when the Lions gave Lambert is the Hound captain "He didn't __1 -not more than one may a hood- animals on six central Florida Benny Bishop wruzigzu Ull Invite irom 01K 01 the ball on a punt, Mel- id has been outstanding all hOT BUTTON ed merganser. In certain areas, wildlife management areas durhave any experience when he these lucky folkF cause they urne was able to pentrute ason. He's been averaging stuck it out Talking about good howling hunterr. svil be allowed to in- ing the' first nine days of the came out, but won two turkeys: .lerry Ierner, Oviedo' territory eply into 'er ]00 yards per game and ____________________________ 196(-'67 hunting season, accord- and we felt that with one year Jim Brewer, Gil Luck, Alex doesn't limit itself to men score. d eventually ing to Harold W. Ashley, Fifth of experience, lie could have Serracs, Rich Murphy and Split- however. Dependable Dot ButIn practically every game District Commissioner of the started for us." ski (NOW I KNOW IT'S ton imlouded a "heaut" in the is season the Lions have beatGame and Fresh Water dove)' Fish Greg Ganas-"Be has 17-92 Auth Sales League this '1XED). their opponent statistically Commission. oped Into a real fine oflensive past Tuesday a.ni. with four You Pick 'Em t not point-wise. Harvest estimates by areas end. I feel that lie has done as strikes in a row and finished This season has been the were: much with what he had as any Here's your chance Mr. or Mrs. SPORTS FAN to with it tremendous 242 game. orest for the Lions in three Deer Turkey boy I've ever coached." help The Sanford Herald select an All Seminole County By tieing those four X's topars. However, anothe'- victory Ocala area 486 12 Marvin Briggs-.-"lIe has giv-' LINEMAN and BACK for 1966. gether, she won for herself a UI give the Lions a fair 5.5 Farmton area 58 4 en us his best and we feel that If you'd like to participate in this program, please turkey from the league sponsor, Tomoka area 14 he is a good morale builder. He 115011. Much of this can be 58 use the form below and mall or return It in person here also. Guano area ti will do anything we ask of him tributed to the fact that 2 at The Sanford Herald. A number of the lassies from .iUflL ________ _______ and we think that he was de- viedo has been beaten by 14 Richloarn area i The choice of your nominees must be limited to any the Quality Mobile Homes rger uthool. finitely an asset to the team." archery S Citrus area one of these Seminole County Schools: Crooms High, LyScratch League went over the man High School, Oviedo High School or Seminole 111gb 500 mark and had themselves School. a 209 or two along the way, My Choice as Lineman of the Year: also. Sloan Krcick was at the top ............................ of the heap with her 203/566 SHOOTING STARS LEAGUE series, Georgia Coyne 181/513, Gassrnan Studio 82 12 My Choice as the Buck of the Year:....................... ... By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the best it has been this season. Coach Doug Dickey praised Doris Schautteet 188/514, Rose Touchton EX Patrick 176/605, Sophie Wood29 15 Drugs FIoridas Gators stepped up "Pass protection was good andI the work of junior defensive JESS! CAkAThEILS son 102/550, Sue Jackson 206/ 8. Hazel Beauty Mall or retuin to: Sanford Herald their practice sessions this week we hac leadership. The line was tackle Derrick Weatherford. He Jesse Curathere bowled the 527 and Ellen Betts 184/544. Salon 27.5 16.5 Sanford, Florida niov'rg out and the backs were a I d Weatherford's play "big game" In the City League Jim Farris of the SUbtronjc 4. Team No. EIght 21 23 In preparation for their batUc in "couldn't have pleased us Gainesville Saturday with tough running." Bryant added. last week for the Trophy team of the Navy Intramural 5. Team No. Six 20 24 AiaA.ama plays Southern Mis. Miami. more." Lounge team with 23i high sin- Bowling League had a fine 6. Lady Kathryn sissippi at Mobile Saturday. Spurred by quarterback Steve gle, enabling the team to sPilt night of kegling. Started with Beautie 20 24 The Vandy game ends regular with Sanford Heating and Air a respectable 183, went up to a 7. M. A. Evans 18 26 Spurner winning the Heisman T,ns*essee's Volunteers held a season play for the Gator BowlLe.rn tail• Conditioning, with John Fischer 191 for the second game and 8. Team No. Seven 8 36 Trophy, the Florida squad held light workout Tuesday as a spirited workout Tuesday. back Walter Chadwick, sidelined bound Vols. leading the troops with a '1'JI then really unloaded for the HIGH GAMES-SERIES A REAL ACHIEY4T Both offensivve and defensive for ti.vee weeks with a leg In. Commodore coach Jack Green 567. final ten frames with a gigantic 188/510-Carole Mace cautioned his charges not to ov'ALWAYS ASOVE Till G' airy, returned to the grind. units went through rugged conOther sterling bowling in this 210 fur a 614 series. This was 160/443-June Gauman The Vols, hoping to be at full erlook Tennessee's defenders tact work. league was done by George the high for the night in this 164 /414-Marge Miller UCI*L SLOC strength for Saturday's encoun just because the Vols have an "Our spirit is excellent.," Swami of Larry's Mart with a League In both categories - 143/410-Noru Jagger with Vanderbilt at Nashville, ter explosive Vols are offense. "The INTIODUCTION 225/583 perrrittlng them to split game and series. Coach Ray Graves said. "Our 147/409-Bernice Chada layoff with Jet Lanes as Rich Murphy from organized practice still missed three key players- big but they are mobile enough The Aces of the Ball and ALL STAR LEAGUE topped the laneamen with a Chain League sire starting to Trophy Lounge 24 12 last week really helped us. Mi- tackle John Boynton, End Aus to compensate," Green said as SPICIAL SOLO COU*S1 •.. .. . ........ SILDO 206/575. pull away from the crowd with Pinecrest inn 23 18 - ami should be our toughest tin Denney and wingback Char. he put Vanderbilt through a NOW CINA TU$NM $1L ley Fultnn. lengthy drill Tuesday. their 32 and 12 record. Five 8. Team No. Ten 20 18 game of the season but.... .. our games behind in second place 4. Team No. Oue 20 16 team will be ready." MW ** Wit CI WV IIT$1 US. Ready Graves said the Gators would Pinecrest Shell 18 18 MOST II1*L PlD QIISTS CkI LOS ANGELES (APi - A are the Pea pickers, 27 and 17. hold another heavy workout toOn the "nuntero uno" four-some SE REAQ4W IN ONE IWUR 01 LESS Teem No. Six 18 18 new professional basketball J day and taper off with light is Thelnua end Bryant Hickaon Skflicraft 17 10 league is ready for the 196748 and Mary and Bill Meek. P.1* OW 110 hANDS No. Five 16 20 drills Thursday and Friday. Team season and the owners won't AV1&T$O Quite at few new faces out at Coach Paul (Bear) Bryant of £vA,L* — Owens Sheet hesitate to raid the NaUonal UCT No. 3 ranked, undefeated Alathe lanes this put. Sunday for T*XI Metal 16 20 Basketball AuociaUon for playbama was all smiles after Tuesi. our "special." Still plenty of Team No. Seven 8 23 ers, a founder says. d&y a practice session. "Things HIGH GAMES-SERIES John McSIialn. of John Mc- lanes vaLlsiblu and an excellent are picking up." Bryant Sham & Associates in Anaheim. time to qualify for sitber the 281/607-Jack Frost Semlooie Ranch AICADI PACIA 51011 quipped. "This was i real fine Calif.. told the Los Angeles Tiiuiiksgiving Classic for the 208/590-Alex b,rraes Esso 9 A,M.-:Ib fr.M. OPEN DAILY practiie." Times Tuesity that the Anierl- men or to win yourself u ten- 200/575-John Spolaki MILLS LAST OF OVISDO 310 1. HIlT SA0RP pound turkey, open to men and The Crimson Tide 21 5/566-Nick Pmat.rnack boss said can Basketball Assocition 'As all OW N*$WAY 419 f. Wi 1V1 TOP VAL&II STAMPI women. 2077-Doazg Owens the pltshing and catching was set." .i -- __________ -- ------------__. Anny against Plt(slma'gla than situ •i'r %aa,sIrs ii B The Associated Press will beat Navy, Alabama will Navy f' I vvniuur • a By Aian Mayer bowl chances both Southern Mlssis off nolish Nebsska's poll chances and Texas' (eorgIn over Geuirgin Tech: A _____ ______ c,nse sippi and Auburn and Notre tv- 11 be °t w.1en ,e °k -TF"PRESS Dame will recover froni Its neighboiiiod feud with national ," their regular college football seasons with traditional st Ssturdn s Michigan bruising battle with Michigan imiillcnllons. (k'orgin was bent Thanksgiving Day contests. otre flame game and State in 1mw to detent Southern en otice, by a single imint: State The Cornhuskers, No. 4 in this week's Associated QUR4CA( '? (;("Otgtn Tech, unbeaten until everl traditional rivalries California. Press college football poll, could conceivably improve helpeil fló'qPa ,sy/gfjL icciwul set several college footTIiOSC are the final forecasts ne" will have a similar on their position with a eonlP'F A ,tOt Saturday. attendance records, the of the season. , vincing victory over Oklahoma that "we have been talking with hell NCAA Service Bureau *Id to- Army over Navy: This game I' lorhin over Miami Stu'Vt' aria a little luck. l'r7Z4'ct FO/j' some people.' t4 ' • the lIciumnn Trophy day. - ,,'. always Is the last hall of the Spurner, ! meet• special And the Longhorns will i-c. The club held a V4''rY$iP. It. was the first time that four two part. fotball schedules at winner, will pierce the Iharri portedly be offered the host ing Monda' and voted to accept canes outstanding dcrcsi' In , • berth to play Mississippi In the a Bluebonnet bid if It is offered. games drew more than 80,000 the two service academies, All ,: Bluebonnet Row) Dec. 17 in Texas In only 5.4, but If It beat-.s fans. Leader was the Ohio State the preceding games are merely his final scheduled ." It Is a Saturday nft as a Gntor. Houston if they beat Texas A&M the Aggies It will have won Its -Michigan eontest., which at- practice essiofls In preparation ernoon nIfnlr. -'; Thursday. .1 • last three in a row, including a tracted 83,403 fans. The Tulane- for this one. Army has the better record, 7. Texas over Texas A & M. It. LOUSIII11S State game had 82,Nebraska Is 9-0 this season 26-14 victory over Ba3'lor. iinrf. ,.$; I r A 'iaiore. Duck Hunters Set or Thanksgiving J ! ' 1 NO 1.92 JUST SOUTH OF SANFORD *IflNQiSl$i JLIGTAJI, PRICE A8T COAST P.0.I.. LOCAL 'I'AXES AND OTHER DEALER DE14 VERY CHARGES, IV ANY, AflDITIONAI4 WHITIOWALLS OPTIONAL AT EXTHA COST. St:UWGS'rKJ, -- •1411 H .,- ,S., .--;-55i . - 4- _ • -\ '%-i-i4'i ,, : •.t •r-- . - .5. -•' :-1 -- . -'5_ ,,' ' - - I -- C'. - •' -: '- _'i + - - L'r �~ .~.__ .; • - -- -. . . - • JI L -- ,- - -- - - "I it •-- - .4 ___&_ j -. --.- - ~ I_~ 41 ~4 _` Uri Farm - City Dr. Crane's WHO'S THE FAIREST ONE OF ALL? • - IT MUST& rural -. .,t J . . ''S . I : . * . .5 1 .,%3.;~. t-%. ~_,' ~' .. \ ' S Letters -' The .,....f.,. i• ::- .5 \.• Alz V. -_ !,.W l 1.,.' ,g - , '. I--,.. , .J.ce tcntor 0 N ....,SS-' 10 Editor, Herald: we must have unanimity; this they put on each year. '-l• I take issue with Tom Pratt we cannot have unless we are In summary may I suggest In his statements reported In able to convince the people of that the issues which Mr. Pratt ' F .. I 4..', 5. The Sanford Herald dated Nov. ' •.• Y17, regarding the Seminole Seminole County to realize that puts forth are one-sided. Be County Courthouse and other County Government is by th e does not try to be honest and -A peo3e and for the people of fair in his criticism, ra ther he points which I shall discuss. : :•''' k Mr. Pratt starts off his re- Seminole County! We are not uses the time old meth od of e Issue of re.locat. talking about isolated areas, we persuad marks on th A S ing people to accept UnIng the County Coirthouse. are talking about the whole qualified, unsubstantiated state.5 area! First let me say, that I do / meats such as were used In the When Mr. Pratt talks about old day of po N. also like to liti cs. that when you view bow your tax dollar is spent These opinionated statements this Issue you have to aá your- and points out the fact that you are not valid in today's system ------------..------ - ---.. . ......... . . .. are not getting a fair shake, I self, what Is the problem? of government where the pee- I Seminole County Is a small again take issue, pie are more informed than' county, we are talking about an Mr. Pratt says that he is not ever before. It Is not enough sure what the Port Authority is ;,. L. 't , 5 't4 '.5 eTneflts tooa, TOnsSthe money was given to It. Well, for talking about the necessity and expect them to be accepted iih driving approximately 20 ruin- Mr. Pratt's edification, the Port utes in order to conduct bl- Authority is a committee con- by the people! I believe that ness at the county seat. We are aisting of citizens of Seminole cerned the people truly con- WASHINGTON- Recently a : facturers have known for years lung cancer are twice as great wititwho our are government, v .4 ...: *.. .4 ... . •,.'._.- - . • ' . S. '. . . 5/ ' live In Sanford, - --- ---- I - -- i I ; I ~, . I ___ ____ •. . Ale • ! - Helen Fu 11cr Says: . ~ - ' I , i [ i k)tir na4_ èd ' talking about an average of is County who were appointed be whether local, state or federal, New York Congressman return- how to diminish gas pollution'lt, an area of high pollution. minutes needed to go to the C8US of their desire to help our can no longer 1c persuaded ed from a night over his city to but have balked at the cut in It is naturally hard for local governments to crack down on county seat from any place in County grow and be recognized on emotion alone! The people report that its citizens are liv- profits that might result. the county. Did you know th at as an important area in Cen must be shown facts and when ing under an "aerial cesspool." The time may be near when careless landlords-and ImpossIn south end of Orange tral florida. These men vere they are shown the truth th ey This was no dramatic figure of the public will demand action iblt, to do anything about how to appointed because of their County, If you wanted to speech, as even the ordinary at whatever cost to whom. This Detroit chooses to equip its sire to develop and promote will react! This I believe!! Jjit the county seat and you I also believe that In Seminole rider of big-city skyways is a- i month "Clean Air Week' wits, autos, with or without controls on the county The It would take Seminole County! If the responaible citizens of our county do County, we are becoming the ware. observed in 100 cities to make on poisonous exhausts. There is you appsxlmateJy 45 I 1j moot democratic county in the pol. an obvious temptation to "Let Almost every scientific meetknown the facts about air to drive in ? Do you bear the not take the initiative, the outl I, ! state, or nation, for we have ing of experts on the subject of lution, the Federal Government Do It" P1013140 of Orange County fussing alders will come In and do It for a life in this county that can- pollution concludes with a ring- The ABC's are simple. Every -an out to be avoided when. about Certainly not! uslocal I say, morewho power to our not Orangethis? County is a big county people are willing to be ignored. However, I also ing declaration that the air day we breathe in more than ever possible. Finding the fair il I t and simply because the county take on a responsibility such as believe that each and every most Americans breathe is one 16.000 quarts of air. Much of formula for cleaning up our air seat Is In the north end of the this for the benefit of Seminole person in our county should con- of the greatest menaces to the It brings into our lungs irritants involves all levels of governtheir efforts to promote nation's health. Yet local and or actual po isons from carbon, ment. $ coty approzImay 40 miles County and the State of for- tinue the type of government w hi ch state governmen ts have been soot, gases, dust and chemicals. _____ Th is fact almost justifies yet from the southern most corner, Ida! I also say that an endeavor all of us are for; that is, govslow to take the costly steps reThe carbon monoxide that pours another "government confere governsuch as th does not mean that th is requires money to ernment of the people, by the quired to clean the air of the from auto exhaust-s lowers th o ls rt our programs. 1 a e ence." On the weekend of Deemeat of the county Is weaken- suppo e people. poisonous contaminants it now supply of oxygen to the blood ember 12. Washington will be edt It simply mean.s that Or- say that the $79,000 which Mr. people and for th Wendell L. Springfield contains. and tissues. One car, it is esti- host to the nation's most knowundo is the largest and most Pratt mentions will be T'etUl'fled Citizen of The big offenders are fu oil' ma ted, produces about one ton 1edgeae autho rities on air paldam1c area in Orange Coun- 10-fold if we establish a port of Seminole County and gasoline exhaust fumes. The of carbon monoxide a year. ty, and the focus of attention Is call th at can be used by not lution. Hopefully, they will promost contamination comes from Health studies as early as duce recommendations that will on Orlando. When Industry only Seminole County, but by Editor, Herald: thinks of Orange County, they the Central and Southern parts Student Council of Seminole coal-using industrial plants, 1924 documented a direct rela- start the local and national govthe of the state. th is Is look at Orlando, for me area where life Is, and where When Mr. Pratt states the High School would like to thank apartment incinerators and fur-; Lion between areas with heavy ernments moving In the Hemphill Pontiztc.Buick, Strick- naces, and from automobiles. 'air pollution and areas having direction, with minimum duplithe opening of a new plantsuehasto amount of money which g 91 the county Hospital, I quesland Morrison Motors and Jim The remedies are expensive, a high death rate from cancer. cation of effort. the best chances of being The vast Consolidated Edison A recent New York State Health As our most congested center. tion whether or not he has any Lash Chrysler-Plymouth for use Company which supplies New Department study concludes New York City naturally has ceasful. This Is true in Seminole conception of what it costs to of their cars in our Homecoming County, sure, you can look at run a hospital! Most of us do Parade on Nov. 11 and Zale's York Citys electricity, for ex- that the risk of dying in a high lived with the pollution problem they ample, claims that to convert air pollution area is 20 per cent longer and earlier than most of our county and say that we are not even think of a hospital un- Je''e1I')' for the watch Its facilities from coal would greater than in purer atmos- the country. The laws which Its backward in our approach. You ti! it touches us personally, provided for the Homecoming force a large increase in rates phere. The odds that a man R e p u b I i can Administration, can say that the people in th en it becomes important. Did Queen. die of sta te and city, a re putting Into to the consumer. Auto manu- between 50 and 7O 11 Karen Thornell, abort you ever think what you would South Seminole are be effect will therefore get special Secreta ry, do if that hospital were not changed, but is this true? attention. New York law will Have you looked at the possi- there? Where would you go, Boyle Says now require air pollution control bility that th e County Commis- whom would you call? Some Editor. Herald: Please let me thank you for devices on all 1968 and later sioners, the Seminole Chamber hospital from another county? niock'l cars. Landlords have un• of Commerce and the Port If you called them, would not your Edi torial of "NO STATE til May. 1968, to recondition Authority has made every ef- they require that you conform LOTTERY" in your Issue of i kers incinerators and apartment fort to make Seminole County to certain regulations? At least Nov. 18. In my judgment this an Important and necessary in our hospital you can get will be read by many citizens NEW YORK (AP -Remarks mind if I just look under the heating plants to meet new min part of the growth of Florida? medical care and you can be who will STOP. THINK and de- that psychiatrists get tired of couch? I'm the cautious type." imum standards. Have you considered the Impact accepted In times of emergen- sire to try to protect our state "My problem, Doc, is that The December meeting in that we as citizens of Seminole cleat from such a castrophe. for we hearing: both my wile and my employer Washington will alert the )ead County can have on the State I also take issue with Mr. verily believe that an effort is "Whom do you guys tell your understand me completely." ers of smaller cities to what Is of Florida In the next 10 to 15 Pratt In regard to the subject to be made to put this stigma on troubles to-bartenders?" "would you please tell the inevitably in store for all the years if we forget our petty of the amount of money paid the citizens of the State of for- 'Are you sure you're Dr. Wel. doctor that I am Napoleon-and country unless some elemenlocal complaints and coordinate to the Sanford Seminole Jay- Ida. llngton Cortex, the psychiatrist? don't care to be kept waiting. I Lary preventives steps are tak• our efforts toward building for coca, in Sanford, the Jaycees And I verily believe that is thought all psychiatrists WOJe am on my way back from Mos en toward keeping our air fit fi US most of have a tourist booth which is far Which the future cow and must reach Elba by I to breat! e. better to have an "anti- beards-like beatniks." eight staffed by a secretary want? gambling crusade" to prevent, "11 I Want my head shrunk, nightfall." We, as citizens of Se minole hours a day, five days a week. than It will to repeal an ACT I'll take It to a good Chinese "I don't believe you heard a County, should not engage in If you figure the average salary of the Legislature, approving hand laundry." t. word I said. Frankly, doctor, for r --•"I admit I'm kind of dumb $50 an hour, I thought you could local and small issues which I that is required to keep a call "nit picken"! We should son such as this for a year, I these things, but what at least hear me out without earnestly hope that this Edi- about puzzles me Is-is there much }'awning." look at the big picture and Con arm sure that you will agree that ton Nr 41 al will cause our churches difference between astrology with the major $2,400 a year is not exoessh'e. cern ourselves ' i do tell you what's secretproblems of the County and in fact, the Sanford Jaycees and Civic organizations to take and psychiatry ?" ly gnawing on me. Doc. what "Wellington, you'll have to guarantee do I have that you State, and U we are ever to be have to supplement the secre- a stand. 4 R. W. Ware punish the children. I'm afraid won't blab It all over town?" ______ 2 come a county to be recognized, tidy's salary with the projects to do In that if I do it I'll leave them "What do you mean that I'll Editor, Herald: with emotional scars. have to learn to stand on my Sanford On behalf of All Souls Parish "I don't care if this Is Nation- own two feet? If I could do that, fall festival committee, I should a] Mental Health Week, Doe, If you've flCWIY arrived, looking ~ (71Ir why would I be lying down like to express our most sin- you tell me I hate my mother, your couch here in the first • : for the newest shows, the best places to eat, a week-end resort, cere appreciation for the out- I'll punch you right In the eye." place?" your church or synagogue, places Sanford I-lerad Page 6 Nov. 23, 1966 standing support given us by "They say that after he took "Boy, if you ever talk in your to shop or perhaps a house or i apartment th read tha ICItilfihi £511 '11MLIINICM %%AI.1U A tiIEI.otl your newspaper. Certainly e that tourist trip to Vienna, he sleep, Doe, I'll bet your wile UST.J masaxer I'II L%St I 01.10115 I t5$iiiLli event was covered. Mr. Vershel, doubled his rates.' really hears an earful!' UUUICH'I AILZASI3EII LAKK I'EIIIHL It. Sanford HraId "Don't try to pull the w000l Julia Wells and Dottie Austin Associate Editor Advertising tiir.ctor "All I want is a couple of r $ VU KU '* S 'i' M0W s&aza a did so much through The Her- over my eyes, Doc. I've read quick lessons in psychiatry that Managing Editor Advsn.IaIzg M&U&$5T aid to help make the festival little Freud myself, and I still will enable me to get my boss to DOII WILLIAMS JASIg IHOICMAkSi,ft Socløty Editor say he was just a nasty-minded give me a raise." an unqualified success. Buuis.a £I'SliS raucv WELLS old man." Thank you again, "1.s it true. Doe, that all you City Editor Mchanicai supt. "Bef ore we begin, do you guys are a little off base yourJVt WELLS Ann Sieczkowski ,g, CfUDI7 ESItOl 8ta.ft Pbotosrapt.r Publicity Chairman selves, or you wouldn't be in Pit,lrsb.ct ..ally tOPt HlitUtd.ty, Sunday and Christmas; pu1ab.d Virgisi. Petssld this business?" 5.1w-day proding tirt.tms.. P. 0 Box 1214 "I just got your bill. Doe. 11 MEDICAL CERTIFICATES Barbs Sanford you expect me to pay It, you'd Uue b.lIv.ry REQUIRED Ise Week ypnosisbetter put me under hypnosisHal.. D.Vrli.s NEW DELHI (AP)-The Jn. By WALTER C. PARKES p Mall I MSISOLM (ISIJIS'! ALL O S'NtM MAIL real deep hypnosis." -4 831-3171 There's a groundswell of messc w..a than government announced t jo •s I. 1.005 keath. S. Seminole 1.71 5 Months Viethiks and will require medical certificates sentment against Moa th. LOS) Mosthi draft dodgers. LbS $ Red, white and from all Moslems before they 1.09 i Most Kby Took T. U. 5. Postal ft.gula.Utiis prowlSe that alt maIl ssb.orlpttoas be paId are pernuitted to leave for blue blIt!kl$*b? __ t.sk. Mary £0 V&00. Saudi Arabia for the evn1 P. 0. Box 1214 1 Tb. kI.rs*d Is a m•mbr of b• £.aoclaI.d I'res. tilcIi is •stiIl.d "Hsj" pilgrimage to Mec.. Medical experts Insist there Sanford I acluslv.'Iy to h. us. for r.pubI*catlosi of all lb. local c ows A Health Ministry announce- is no cure for the common this newspaper Mil.d iwent said In th past persons cold, thereby contradicting all ZaI'.4 as aooad cism atter OoWtmr It. 51$ aS Lb. j'spl flo with communicable 661.6631 _______________________________ ____ ______ _____ dlaei'es or your friends. 1x2 of 5f,4, Plop-Ida, asSaY the Act of Corr" 1 MatCh 5. 1551. r D*lfone with cbronlc and disabling allmiani I column by 2 inches. N pas-t of may uislsrla.l. sews or a4vtIsIsj of thiS •6II ItII 5i Kale.. rb. Sanford U.raJd may be r.produoal is any ms.onr without menta have attempted to make Color televisions' blue is Too small f or an ad to be garm1ulo of the publIsher of The H.ra.Id As, Individual the pilgrimage, th us straining most popular with soap 668.4402 j opera noticed or .fhcfiv.7 You're or firm :.apunsible for sueb reproduction will be uutiaio.r.d D.Bsry iafflsglsj on The M*1d'• sepyrlg'ht sad wlU be bold lIable Sw mdai facilities in Saudi addicts, who like to watch the readIng flu, Arabs, or dying enrouta. hue and cry. mag. ,, I - J.. is . ' Remind him of deaf Ileeth. Larry's mother Is in a diffleult spot, for it Is natural oven, who Is world famous Is for no parents to feel symn- music, Or tubercular Robert Louis pathetic. So we must lean who wrote the Stevenson, backwards to treat cMlover "Treasure Isswashbuckling dren like Larry as If nothing has happened. That means land" pirate story. Blind Milton, o p II c p t I e they should learn to handle their daily chores In spite of Caesar stuttering Demosthenes their physical difficulty. But and Moses, these are a few bolster their morale as who used their handicap as a spur to greater success, shown below, Larry can still become an ex. CASE A-1587: Larry 1., aged pert swimmer or bowler, for an 10, was in an auto accident, "Dr. Crane," his grieving artificial leg will permit him mother began, "Larry lost a to get around fairly well, in fact, we had a Chicago leg as a result, baseball pitcher for the White "Oh, we are very grateful that he is still alive, but we Sox who even pitched for awhile after he lost his leg in are worried about his morale. "For he used to be such an it hunting accident. Also, encourage young chilactive youngster and said he planned to be a baseball pitch- dren with the stimulating storics of "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed er when he grew up. Reindeer," and especiall y "What can we do to reduce the shock and help buoy up his "Sandy Sleighfoot!" Sandy is the youngster with spirits?" There are two quick ways by the large feet that brought ridwhich to attack this widespread icule and ostracism from his playmates, yet ultimately led problem. First, let him see other to his becoming it co-pilot on handicapped youngsters who Santa's famous sleigh. But don't let your sympathy are far worse off than he i s. A college coed once was show! Never make the child feel berating her father for not buying her an expensive pair that he is handicapped! Treat of shoes for a dance. him like his normal brothers "I thought Daddy was very and sisters. For he must simply surmean and cruel to me and felt very sorry for myself," she be mount his handicap and still "itlJ .7 j nnenM keep up. or else be will a]lnw h iitthuiik' wut 'vi - 'w'rio män-*. n eve hostile at society. have feet!" Remind him that people who The Easter Seal campaign to help the schools for handicap. USC false teeth, hearing aids, ped youngsters thus deserves eye glasses, etc., are also great credit for boosting their handicapped, but still do their jobs. morale, (Always write to Dr. So Larry can soon realize I Crane in care of this news. that he Isn't in bad shape as he contrasts his condition with paper, enclosing a long the polio cases, some of whom stamped, addressed envelope can't even move a hand or I and 20 cents to cover typing foot, being totally paralyzed I and printing costs when you I t-end for one of his booklets.) below the neck. Yet they may sketch and paint beautifully, using their POOR QUALITY HIGH PRICE teeth to hold the brush or NEW DELHI (AP)-Indian drawing pencil, The second method for re- made automobiles are of low storing a proper outlook, is to quality and high price, a meetshow Larry that an apparent ing of automobile and auto handicap can become either a parts manufacturers was told. Industries Minister Damodarstumbling block or a stepping an Sanjivayya said every buystone to greater attainment Remind him that hunchback- er of the Indian automobile ed Steinmetz compensated for should be assured of two his' lack of athletic ability by things-quality and price. But becoming the greatest eleetri- both of these are NOT in the cal wizard of the 20th century, buyer's favor at present he added. next to Thomas A Edison. was guest of honor at a bridal coffee Saturday given at th e spnciotia lIIblctis Court home rnahoi Ashby. A r her daughter, Mrs Alex Mc Klbhln. The bride elect of Lt. Gary Fox Sanderson, Miss Wight and her mother received lovely white corsages from the hos teases to enhance their entem. bles. Arrangements of magnificent roses adorned the reception area and dining room. Center. ing the (lining table, which WaS covered wi th a white Italian cut cloth , were twin candelabra holding epergne arrangements of delicate sweetheart roses and tall pink tapers. Coffee and tea were poured from antique silver service at each end of the beauappointed table. An at. t.raetivc assortment of pastries and open faced sandwiches were arranged on silver trays. The hostesses presented the ucst of honor with a silver covered casserole. Greeting and assisting were Mrs Adelaide Moses, Mrs W . r S % ) - -- I S I . t ~ . ., J 1. ' S 'k 11" 5 I iJ ' - . 11 ____ ; • , _____ - . • - ' 5 - S .4 . ... 5 ' .4 * . , . . ( 1. ________ . -' _____ , ' f I -- -' v-v - -' 1' -I 5 'A 1" " . . '. -. . .' . . ____ ' .I' I .' . .. ' S . ' ____ . - •.. 5 . it' oici Backgroundi TIo ld To DAR Chapter Lake Mary For Gift Ideas, Shopping Tips, Exciting News and Features! I fins . . 1 •. •,: 1! I ____ _____ ''- 'r ; I _ - . - . FHROUGHOUT the Holiday Season this newspaper will be more helpful to you than ever. Both as your finest source of daily news, features and pictures, and as your surest guide to best values AIDED by Its menu ideas, tested recipes, marketing tips and grocery specials, you'll solve Holiday meal. planning and food-shopping problems with pleasing mvbw at time and money. AND In ft. &dly thowlng of star..' newest msthandlae, you'll find happy d Unft answer. to Christmas gift tce.. The entire paperJ1111 a T04t" cold mine of exciting news and HiaUdayIdeas.-afl yours for the small . - $ I IdI! , JII - '" ' , _____ - 'Ii- - *f' ,. !-'." ' ' fr k (1 , .' - 4 .' , ' . k. '. ,- 1 ... - ______ ... -. __________________ , DIAL - I Enterpase P S. S - . . headed a committee .a 5 - .4 " -- __________ . " . ..' '•' S 4 5 • . , C -' • % 91 ,j4 AI s - -- _____ . IV* - . :- '' - " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and Mrs. Bhi'dey Snodgrass spent Sunday at Crystal itivei' and Ijoinassassa. 1- 'Yt , I '-I- .,. A 4. . •.#, • . i. .___ '& '. - i I - - ".4 t, . . el_'y ''ed ___ • •" 4 7 1 . , _____ - , j y suspect a gas leak, brush a la th er of soap on the 'rho sou prIl1 bubo l eak the place where LU ,8, catod. Never use a match, hint t.iuiH I'flhIM4 an 'a' - TL (L!ES''S 01" 'I'll E HER A LAKE Garden Club at their last meeting were Mrs Mabel Critten(Lon 1111(1 Mrs. Irene Avant, florists, who tlemuonsti'ated the vmu'ious arts of flower arranging. Posing with some u the interesting I'iHi$he(t arraimigeinents are, from left, Mrs. Clinton Laeinak, hostess; Mrs. ileth Glove, program chairman; Mrs. Irene Avany, guest; Mrs. Mildred Ellis, club president; and Mrs. RoseMary Mulct, hostess. (Photo by Mzu'yauu Milt's.) - - LOVELY HOLIDAY - - Coorsaqes 1 S -1 .- Sanford Flower Shop Car. E. First & Sanfoid THURS. S FRI. 'IlL 9 I22.$022 / 1J 9 '-'- . - __.4• - '11-* _ /-St _ -- - ATTENTION SANTA CLAUS! "HAIR PALLS" .,e the te...q. rage PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW COME IN NOW OVERNIGHT AND SELECT DELIVERY YOUR COLOR, 35 0 OPEN _______ - xninslnn , 'Ii ' . - : - Via AT /j - - Oversalt the oUp Put a peeled po tato or two into the put. Let soup simmer a bit. 'rime potatoes will absorb the extra salt. . W1 . ' . '- ________ _______. 5 . , r' " - - 1. " _____________ '.. ;' t " I _____________S 3779-32 I, spoon of ground mace. Stir tin. Personals ,..yI-1 f . a he - S case and facatad crystal. 17 jewels. gold filled. SANFORD PLAZA 322 1000 or margarine, add 2 tablespoons of light corn syrup, ½ cup of '' I More Then 50,000 Readers 2 tablespoons of melted butter cookie Airs. L. F. St. Aniand home in Hollywood, Calif., alter 31r. haveand recently returned from spending several days here with Dunedin where they made side his sister and family, Mr. and trips to Tarpon Springs, took Mrs. Sam Lawz•ou. Mr. Shields boat trips for the sponge diving arid Mr. Haines had just re- exhibition, visited the creek turned from a two months trip Orthodox Church at St. Nicholtraveling in Europe. Mrs. C. 0. as, and dined at famous res(Ginny) Conrad, another sister taururits in th e ni-ca of Clearfrom Harrisonburg, Vu., also Water and Tampa. arrived last week iIfl(I Mrs. J. S. Ilasleden of Jacksonville Mr. and Mrs. Harvey E. l)urm and children of Alta ci Dena, Calif., arrived I-lila week for several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Dunn. , OIIVVIIENT TERMS With . MRS. RIr[IARI) DAVIDSON, right, overall chair- SPICY Brown and servo rolls can be maie Into spicy sticky buns with a quickly-made syrup. To 1.3 I ° I the ceremony. All relatives and frmndr are cordially invited to attend the ceremony and reception. • B. Longinea Cold Medal design with unusual ahapu al Inh S•IPIMCIMT NIWIPApI. i .... e $70.50 425.5931 on Hi0way 14-92 in Stinland Es tates will be the Ate for the . reception Immediately following three weeks at the home of Mr. Mtamont Springs. . .. ,... MJICifl Ct)OkC5 air the Zioltand Mrs I G Pate on Ipswtch Ipswich and Mr Frank If. Miller days? Add I teaspoon of ground Road, while M;. Irwin was confined to the Forida Sans Hos. OL 40_ Oakwood Court r turne,d nutmeg, I tablespoon of grated By MRS. JU'l'CIIIE JIAIUIIS joined the group for the week- ed for a vacation at the lionie pital. After major surgery he recently from a combined bus- orange peel and teaspoon of of Miss l)orjs Faber on Lake- recovered well enough to make mess and pleasure trip to Wis- grated lemon peel to dough Jimmy Shields and William end d f In • 1 The new Garden Club Center .. l ped annual rthritis Mrs. Richard Davidson, over. the Lake Mary Chambe r of I be held the iame morning. . A. Olympian by Longinos for the man of distincton. £7 jewel, all•proo f. stainless stool nper win p.m., Friday, Nov. 2.. - . Deans, Mrs. W. C. Hopkins and '. t 1. • .. LL"brary l'h4 ' .. - . hte Leroy 14 man of the Lake Mary Woman'.4 Club annual bit- I - 9 a '-'- i and they will Ix, able to open Denmark, S. C., have returned parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank impressed with the fall culors I hours that will coincide wi th the home after Mrs. Irwin spent Kacar on Highland Avenue in along the highway. Mary Woman's Club Bazaar last week. LONGIN ES '•'"' 5 . Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clapp - - i. zaar, admires beautiful ceramic Christmas tree, made by Mrs. Charles Lansing, left. Jr. of ehiappaiqua, N. Y, arriv- T 10 Mr md frs Robert \V Wil Ilanis, of Sanford. are announcing the final plans for the marrlagr' of their daughter, Sylvia W. Williams. to James R. Tor: ris, son of Mr. and Mrs. fbi -' Altamonte __ • sum your carrier collects each time! Your Local Newspaper '- - _______ - - - The appreciation of the Sem- cup of chopped pecans and pour ian Church where the club held zaar and hobby show revealed the current Seminole (',::Ity mole County Mutual Concert over tops of (12 roil) packages the bazaar and accompanying the endeavor had been success- Fair. Association was voiced by Mi's, of brown and serve rolls, and hobby show for the benefit of ful when she handed over a The Christmas p,irtv has been Barton Bartholomew to the bake as label direct-s. Servo the library. Mrs. Beth Gregory, sizeable donation to the library- set tentatively for Dec. 10 with group for its sponsorship of the arm. chairman of the library, stated During the business meeting Mrs. Frank Evans and Mrs. R. reception following the recent that, "The purpose of th e Ii- Mrs. William Yeli nek, presi- E. True as chairmen. A coffee Derek and Ray concert. M rs. brary is to serve all the people dent, re po rted that Mrs. hop- has been plann ed for Dec. I at Boutwell was chairman for this iii the community and open kins, public affairs chairman, the home of Mrs. Yelinek. The project, bout's convenient to patrons. The committee is unable to do this at the present location where they are hampered by lack of working space." The committee feels that Mrs. George Krebs of Dallas, I th eir son and family, Mr. and By JULIA BARTOS there will be more working and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Irwin of Texas, is home visiting her Mrs. Oscar Miller, and were shelf space at th e new location - I - Wedding Plans ing and covered (fish luncheon at th e Lake Mary Presbyter- all chairman of the annual ba- Commerce create their booth at , Si - v1.11.ams- v on-is Willi I.W. The vote came during a meet- M rs. V. H. Beckhorn, t I. I - ----------- - the Sjobloni building In the Gregory, Mrs. Olan Boutwell, center of Lake Mary at their Mrs. John Noel, Mrs. Thomas recent mectim, and bazaar. :•. ' _____ 1OA Park Ave. 323011 MISS RF4GISTER rent space in the new annex of mittee which consists of Mrs. , T .c.. ______ __ ;yr .-, I * 1 . f-~"O;~-~~' fbdcs - ' - ____ e sho d ' S - . -______ i an d 4 Announced - 'I'lie Luke Mary Library will Lake Mary citizens' activities. Too, the club hopes that other •he moved to a more centrally 1 located site in early January help clubs In th e community will in any way they can by by the Lake Mary Woman dona ti ng furniture, shelves and .t, ',4nh1 ('lith which sponsors the corn- other essential Items. Represeni IJ munity project. Action came tatives from other clubs would vhen club members voted to be welcomed to the library corn- i , • S Women To Move _ checks, stripes p. - _____ prints, plaids ' . the motto of the American Legion was, "For God and 1ountry." Later In the afternoon refreshments of coffee, sandwich. es and cakes were served by the nostesses. Versatile , ... purpose of the American Leg- vqu3JJIl&IS I) •i - Sallie Harrison Ch a p te r, Daughters of the American Re volution, met for the regular monthly meeting with Mrs. A. W. Lee at her home on Laurel Avenue. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Edmund Meisch and Mrs. Rayniond Smith. Mrs. William S Leahy, regent, presided. 1ULU - - -( American i.5egi 1..,....4 'L I , '.. So k1eiptul at Holiday Time AM 5 • _,..••,__,..• :' i - " : I 5 S -. with relatives at McKinney. ________________ ___________-- WI and q am° the station of Ruth Mrs Bowen responded with a poem about; Naomi, after which she was j presented a demi-tasse spoon hearing the emblem of her sta tion. Mrs. Sarah Taylor, who came in as a widow of,.a Ma,, , 'mt. ' To Mcm cmmunitli'sof Enterprise and Osteen, Mrs. Eva Williams and Mr.. , . C. -, il - - talk on the origin, history and %tr. and Mrs. .1,!ce R. Re. qter of Tamp ire 'tflnoitfleifl '', the enaement and approaching marriage of their d',ghter, \fiqq R.ieh'l f,n4 Regitr'r , to M on Reel Ofl of Mr. iso of ee Sr intl SIrs L r I impi and torni"rly of San ford. The hrire-eleet':,sgraduated from Brandon Fhih 'ehool and ,'sentiv Is employ'd h) %Te .'nzi' Tank Lines. Mr. Reel, also i Brantlon flfrnd ed sehnlc in a sanford and is credit manager for the Northaide Rank of Tam He is the brother of Mrs. .Vendell L. Springfield f sanford. fl-f, marriage ill be solemn 5 e p.m. a 73N'I De c. 2 at Palm River Baptist Chute fl Tampa. S. -'' I "% ... session, Cdr. Edmund lovanna, DeBary, gave an interesting eel Tolcl a rc) € R - _____________ . v - Register . _________ 1 .; -.' ______ stratcu uic in dentistry. Included in the Whites Texas trip was a is 322.2611 ' ,, ' arrluea j J&1I '1' • . _____ ("he Lr# ' '' .. 1 - _____ . -- 4- 4 ,. 5 vention with more than 15,000 dentists attending. Renowned den tists of th e country demon- ' . '• -' - '- - Dr. and Mrs William W. White have returned from Dal- MRS. ('URTIS GREEN, center, assists new mombera, Mrs M. W. Bordeaux, left, and Mrs. Tmas las, Texas, where they attend. Deans, right, at the covered dish luncheon at Lake ed the National Dental Con- , 4 J1I • .. . S •• Sanford Personals - 4 • I Head Shr n .. I - iqrralb ' 1. ,' Hal 110 P !. . ' wItnqq4 an lmpi-esive me reeoiniied. monet service at the laqt meet. 1favin t,Irthdav. duirint the in of emlni,ie Chapter, No. 2, month of November are Mr (Jrrler of aqtern Star. Fqqje Cole 'vfrq Stoqier Mrs Mls Donna Markos dteed w A Raines Mr !nrl as on angel, approached the PattI Markos .ind R&ert I'eiirlaltar, with hndq clasped as in foy. prRyer while the organist play MN (,corge 1) Rounds a e1 "(,oiri home As the see memiw'r rt'tarv rend the roll call of de selected to ucerim" ('f'IISNI members, the angel was by affiliation. spotlighfrri at the altar In the The refreshment cnmmiee dimly lighted room for the evening w- i rompocert At the cont ltision of the read (,f Mrs 11am morul Mrs Rtir ing of the roll, the secretary L L holding the scroll, and the chap- fley, Mr-c, Dorotny •counc and laIn holding a piece of fern, op- Dorothy heath, whta served de. preached the altar on each side licinus sandwiches and co ce. of the angel, and placed the scroll and fern on either sIde of When rinsing plastic c'nrtains the Bible on the altar. In clear warm water, add ;evThey then stood with the an- eral drops of miner -il nil. This gel, with clasped hands and helps to keep them soft and heads bowed, as Mrs. Robert pliable. Do this after they have Cole sang "Goln' Home." When been cleaned with snap and the chaplain and secretary re water. tired from the altar, the angel left the room, followed by the spotlight. The Worthy Matron, Mrs. Irvlug Pryor, then recognized ,1ra. Herman Rowen, who repre 1 Ej ._. a ,~ -...t' . - Rites' Conducted By Eastern Star ., and Mrs Ed Shinholser. ' fw_ • Pouring were Mrs, William, Leffler, Mrs. W. A. Kratzert, , Mrs. Wally Philips and Mrs. Harry Woodruff. :. . Approximately 60 guests call% '. ed during the oppolnted hours 'a. ' of 10:30 a.m, and noon, % ji ., . ft .Y1Jc ' """ <, .Jj \vere hostesses at the ASflL)y tWine 01) il1WSIIs Loui't to a charming bIi(lfll Coffee Saturday honoring Miss Pat Wight, I)ri(le-elect. of Lt. Gary Sanderson. At right is Mrs, Henry Wight, mother of the bride-elect. 1 $ ' -RV, u - -. :.l - ... -: ssist . A. Adams, Airs. John Williams . - • , 4 , __ Allss Pat Wight, attired In it Worry Clinic Memorial Impressive Miss Pat Wight Coffee Fetes Week This is Farm-City Week in Seminole ance and interdependence of each segCounty, a period set aside each year as ment to the other. "Agriculture is Your Business" is the a time for fostering better understandtheme of this year's observance in the and urban segments t'nirnfv and ovrv effort should be nsdt ing between of oursociety. to emphasize th at never before has the The observance (held nationally) has real understanding by city people of the particular significance in Seminole be- food potential of their land and the cause of its suburban areas and vast problems of its producers been so vital farming sections in the county which to the continued welfare of the county. The observance comes at a time when contribute so heavily to the economic Seminole County farmers are planting stability of the county. A closer understanding and apprecia- or preparing to plant the vegetable tion of the roles of each in our society crops. A drive through our farming rehas always existed here. But National gion at this time will provide the urbanFarm-City Week gives us a special op- ite with a good idea of the scope of this portunity to reemphasize the import- county's agricultural industry. T o Bridal ' 322.5452 Betty Anne's HAIR STYLING SALON 2201 S. PAIN AVE. PH. 322413 - " - -- --------- --- -- --- ---- --- - �-, ___ ______________ U - •-------- • __T____ _r___ _____________________________________________ L _____ 1., - __ -. ______ _____ . _________________________________ -- ______________________________________________________________________________________ - rom, — s 26bdq: Q.tV a 19-year- me as SIDE in WELL, Y011 GENERA " You JT wc1i1 fliM' I ___________________ I - I U - ol wt't41 ' ,irrrENI1 iTO 11 fli4 pjt3 ( 4I%PF, _ Ru3b) I ~, 'I, I. - I - I ;! ... -- WhO iq quiek and easy In thpir own homes —n tinyVery few Ilr)lIfo,WlvPs today Ing nn(I proper mewRoningm, isuahlv isn 't. what is inexpenscolt. isn't flip Answer. enipinv tile hicks wr,uien rinre Few women today even plan The real nrimwer Is for ench tismi to reeii their Noillie." well nienos for n week ahend to tRko ive. To provide good fAmily to get ns inexpri,slvely as prissille. ntivnntngci of good hyi In the meals at a reasonable cost takcs r'lnnni ahead. marketing .lowti to work planning nienus Few kec;' a soup pot. going on slot- ps, end to mn)< f ahea(I and, often cooking ahead. built- nt'nitnql low-cost fowls-- the hock ut the stove. Few do of leftovers. It can't he done in a last... __ minute hurry-up rush. Of course, there's nothing dramatic TV Time Previews heating the high cost of living by individual initiative 6 . /1 )itisewifqi, i.iivitIunlIv, 'I ' {.. i-1 ____ _ __ ______ __ 1 _ I ___ :' -a.. ~T j ll .46 % , )e- V11EY Arr-LiSED _ io 'ELtVii _________________________ __ ------ ___________ - - El b" _____ - $ ______ i ____ - &iPRiE.' I CKT ____________ us I ~ 8JELL, Y,!i .1 --- CARNIVAL HOFF ANL 1HI IgDA14DA - - TRIMMN FRE5I4 uAHRUTABA6AeS;p5 . RRIES--THIR. WHOLE Ofl VsK91 WHAT A1HAt.iK IV IN PNJERTHIS'LL ______________________________________________________ i iiIi , PICK Pa.3TI ØEAUTIFUL FULL OF os, OUT OUR VAY OtJHTA RAFFLE FROM JLJT FOLI I i! A . 'nuit 4 _ ______ ,I L \\ I I ' '' ,.,g I ~, \ V4NT' MA<EWHAT By Dick Turner I it A BREA - IN 1 fr ____________ __________ _____ _____________________ .I(iCy - * n _____ s __ - -- many things about bridge you haven' t i - to • "Loading $KJ1 , 4 a social way that can ______ dot's, in nor an old timer who had D4.'.4 ____ I i 1~ I spades, Innked over clummy and proceeded to take the remain- I defeat of the contract. ; 4D S lo t . . r - ' . r - 4' / - 1-#' ___ S 111COB1,EM POLLY' --%L--,' ____ _ about th" future. Get new ideas ____ ____ f recently I nded at apron. cotton Perhaps the PTA each: chiuss to give its own family and ________ _____ ________ Bile would not get to send )% ~ Edyth MorntDon Christmas curds to her friends. -- ______ panty girdles. This led me 0) : ; medical study itt Anyone submitting a Folly's girdle syndrome," that too- my books and heafets that I Pointers • - - • tight, too-snug fit around the would rath er have a new and thigh was being investiga ted well-fitting undergarment than and is under study at St. Vin - a new dress. The af I - found that one company has undergarment to : I . - Visiting about making calls z Mrs. day. Show th Kistler, 26, of pa at When you wear a too- so really old. Now, through the Mi's. tl Kis er one learned TOIAY . . . he or she - I " 11, . ________ : • pig" for thIs udvloe. from wearing these undergar- 'ago. Another oft.nu&urd corn- meats. in addition to my _________________ a : : -: - I .'t .Y , j- Is backache. Tbe far. filends, the "guinea pigs," I usi The : , vlui:it : ' and ethical training - S •. S . • • 0 SHORT RIBS L. . _ _______________________________________ THE CAK' FI',6g.AWDPAP. 'IQIJU MAV6 5O.. Z 1 SE HAPPIER SACCK AT THE Wrt'llf, • , MQ . • • s iiii a::: 7..--. i "t I [i i R116TOP ____ - ___ _____ • _____ LI ____ _____ _____ _1b23 -'1.00K Al' WI4AT /fr23 auA5HEPIlTO * W1 0 Father wants me to hang up now and go '\ PIP' _________________ 110 call you back In a few minutesi" , A ____ Anwsr to Privious Puzzle ___________ I 1—train — NA TM S U P Winter Travel 4 —sled 9 Operatic .O1 t _____ • ___ ______ __ If " _____ - __________ V ; __________ _______ :'1P1' ... _________ ___ • ., _______ ____ __________ C'.. — L _____ — --- ___________ ' .,. - . ) ____ (5!_TheP4 4flg i i ___ (e . s t _ - ___ _______ *1Ind _________ _________ (coMm.) /5 ' ELMERL _____ aiw OF ThE 5A HE _____ - _____ HURLED HIS _______ SPEAR To'. ' ____ . - ______ ____ _____ ____ __ AT ME ' -- / _____ _____ - . -- _____ __ IL - - - 2 Native metals ___ 3 MaIden ________________ _____________ _____________________________________ __________________________ 1__ _____________________ goods in truill ______________ ___ _____________ ____ ____ _________ ___________________ - ___________ I _ 0 _______ •k.dges _________ __________ __ ______ ______ ______ __ __ EL 5WUAVU LNU'&18 £88N. I a ___ ___ _ ______ _ a DINNER $2.50 (Children under 15 — $1.50) Choke of: Orautige Juice. Tomato Juice, Fresh Fruit Cocktail, Chicken Gumbo Soup, Clam Bisque COngeMlt'il Salad — Fresh Garden Salad or Cottage Cheese and Fruit Salad ROAST YOUNG VERMONT TOM TURKEY - Dreaini and Crui:La- rry Sauce the BAKED United States, whether by FILET FLORIDA RED SNAPPER - Lemon Butter es Vegetabl Snowflake or Raked Potato t'umlieti Carolina Yams Cut Green Beans Cauliflower Au Gratin English Green Peas ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF au jus Union, acting on Atroyirn 's be- I'IIICE INCLUDES COMPLETE DINNER _________________________________ Desserts Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream ______ half, has won Supreme Court _review of the constitutionality of *' this law, utter two lower courts The deepest canyon In upheld the State I)e;uurtnwnt. merlca is hell's Applo Pie with Cheese The Supreme Court in recent th deep gorge in the central Years Iw3 shoiolom Itself increwi Sauce i' ruit Jitillo with Whipped Creatt, aection of the grand canyon ingly reluctant (I) strip a tmm of Ice Creani or Sherbet more an a of the Snake river, In Its his citizenship, somi:e of the deepest section It Ia 7,710 i,,wiubuva cunu'iudiiug th at such feet down. Although the a vital right Is too precious to river is not considered lose for anything less than coinnavigable for any but th e pdlling reasons. century steamboats ogcj a rnallebt boats, two After Dizutur Mints DINNER SERVED FROM 12 Noon Until S hub t1ut 1'rusi.i.'z:t I,incoln first made Thanksgiving Day a tile canyon. $ - PM. ROLAN1) DENLY Your host 10th. _____ ___ . Miticu Pie with Brandy tulle . '*4 ______ ____________________ — __________________________ _____ 1111 I 4 it 7 ________ ______ ______ _______ I (LAW) S Wile of Paris - 11 _____ 611111111 __ ______ - ______ ___ - Oft DOWN . '— 1 _____ _______ __ I Point _____ __ _ _ ____ • •-: - ( 'OMPLE'rE _ North __ _ _ fl3Trampls t Always (cugiti.) ____ Thanksgiving Dinner says: "A person who is a national of a political election In a foreign S 521 possess ____ _____ ___ ____ - _ _____ I 1.4421 ______________ /b23 L(IISU4 MtLuau( fl I(L i u t,.., i.u.. 1.- ... .,. ., I'.' I' Interstate 4 at fbi laterchaugi _____________________ State." The New York Civil Liberties _________________ _________________ ___________________ •.'T1GI4TEI4 IWLLJGS AN' READY ' _________ _______ - CAFETERIAS ' ,. BAKED SUGAR ('U REt) HAM—hucupple Sauce ROASw1 LEG OF SPRING LMB—Mint Jelly riioic: POT ROAS1' OF BEEF birth or naturalization, shall 1050 his nationality by voting in - • I ___ ______ early N Lion of (lit' 1940 Nationality Act ______ - Canyon, ____ _____ Guest -_-. 7' it$"!(" . .. .'- p, however, for I ________ kiwi (var.) 73. ____________ St. 't _______ fiOBrabman dais 51 Beverage ____ _____ __________ l ________________________________________________ _____ ____ 1 age izenship because they voted in ______ foreign elections. And the sanie thing happened to another 425 in the first six months of this year, The State Department felt a secauthority was clear, i 31 Neglect at ___ ... IRVE To SERVE YOUAT - State Department ruled 5,173 U.S. citizens had lost their cit Van Dyke .' Izi prices. And no dishes to wash! ______ irs From 1061 through 1965, the I I 11119 ___________ ___________ __________________ P° S0Goodtoeat 35 Stowe character pr ______ _____ 41 A a distknce 49 Dry (comb. Responded form) 33 Even (contr.) 42 F&cW part 34Poe,foroue 1 I 1 i I 36 Rock 36 Acute or obtuis 11 IU I I __________________________________________________ 401 g14 ____________________________________ 44ug ______ /u'IhIGDWP4 FCAP4ADAV WiUCJDe1J6E. AP'4DTI ThATME 'iOU : IP1TATIJ 48ILflY A4Y6EIthfEL READY 4. -FRONT4fEET6ThEWARM,14L1- WlLLRIE5MARPLYToAP. - , ,0 . UN60W,L RI6h4T, h%IDA1RNOWIP(T1AREA.... PROX1MATEty'F?GeJTj 5O8ERE4'. M. . _________________________________________ ____________________________________ ARM 15 You SAW HIMP _____________________________ 1. P Al' _ OT 5Tlu. Utfp! WHAT HAPPNEPF m PSANTDM ___ _________ SAW MIM TI __ ABOUT __ .. H15 ____ _______ ____ TOURo..______ _________ ___ fELl (9) Supr.market Sweep examp 29 Feminine name In Other Lands Afroylnis situation Is by no means unique. 11:30 () Ho lywood Square. BE (f _______ _________ ', moderate body. (6) Beverly Hillbillies 11:00 (2) Pat Boons Iftiow (6) Andy of Mayb.rry _____________ ___ _________ - . -• - • WRATPI! - fl Duplicate 1part 82 ________ 'I 6185 LA 24 ostmeal, le ______ _________ EET? ________ _______ _____ ______ . "O 10:30 (2) Concentration iWTl4'PIGHT. __ _____ ____________ e cool, pleasant comfort .1 mul 6uR.E vEIAcK'6 ______ , Pots (9) The Dating Clam. 12:00 (2) Jeopardy KE - __ ______ - Peter ' 2.5 QuIck retort _______ ______ ___ _________ _____ ____ _______ _____ _____ _____ _____ th the Trade Winds. DelicIous food. Courteous somas. Very Lose Citizenship ________________________________________ ______________ ______________ ' _____ _______ I eocc OZ4! ' BUGS BUNNY _______________ ________________ _________ ta ________________________________ (comb. form) 21 —boat 2WIIe*fl 23 Farm sleigh 15 LImits 26 Black (poet) poem __________ __________ l8Zigzag travel 27Towa th. 43 Greek letter sh eltered aId. 36 InclIned on kA. 37Seed coatings 451uois* l9uthAmerIaAU0w md an 29Unit of wire S9Firep!acs part ruminant 46 Lacerate 20 Part of throat- meuurement 4oAgreexnen 17 Greek epic ____ u Enjoy luncheon or dinner in Voting regular .CIICIIUIC (6) Dick 14 Weary _____ .Nr, I INI ________________________ 1@1 (comb. farmI 13 Aerial _____ _____ __ _ _____ _______ _____ 113'u1 12 Boundary -$ ______ _________ _______________________________ lTnvel on Ice l0Group of - 4 1 ____________ ____________ I1lr ____________________________ a y Yanks Today w _____ I - (6) Summer Almanac 6:15 (2) Sunshine Almanac %%\SII1NGTON (AP) — Pot 6:30 (2) TV Classroom (8) Sunshine omest.r Ish-born Beys Afroyim emigrat- 7:00 (3) Today ed to the United States In 1912. (6) New. (9) Where the Action . He was 19. 7:04 (6) CBS News Thirteen years later, he real7:25 (2) Farm Report lied a dream held by hundreds 7:30 (2) Today (6) Lou. Ranger of thousands of refugees to (9) Morning Show these shores: he became an 1:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo American citizen by naturaliza1:25 (2) News 3:30 (2) Today Lion. 9:Ot) (2) Honussey Afroyim is no longer a citizen. (9) Exercise For The Modern Woman although he claims allegiance to 9:30 (2) Burns and Allen the United States. The reason is (6) Open 11ouse (2) Mery Griffin that while in Israel in 1951, he 10:00 (2) Eye Gus.. voted In an election for the (6) Candid Camera (9) r 'rIWcnAPS' - • - ~~;bN IMM • - J • 1 1...._1111_._( • --.,--.-- r I -- 11 , I J : T_ ____________ _______ • _____ 4s*4siH' Football (6) (hank,'. 'Vhankujlv- lug l'rogram MOOD EVERY PA/. _________ IS- MY NAME TO -_________________________________________________ manufacturers sighted of have several women reporting SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) for best results. "Compensate" have created and to me on the undergarments, —in a reversal of the "The Stars impel, they do not designed a special undurgar- and their reports are good. And Thanksgiving in this nation, compel." Wb*t you make of E went called "Buckaid." This I salute a manufacturer who the white man will i down your life Ii largely up to YOU! -it - - - . gives better support to the b*ck thinks enough of his respons. Thursday us guest of Indiana Carroll Righter's Individual —and I have another friend Ibilities to have professional near Scottsdale. Forecast for your sign for Do• who's the "guinea pig" for and unbiased studies made of Pima indians have invited cember Is now ready. For your -• ths. She stisndi all day over his product by a most reput- officials of Phoenix and new-by copy send your birtbdatc and 1" 4' a Isirgo table, as she designs able hospital. cities to adiare their Thanks. $1 .00 to Carmll Righter ForeTomorrow: Beauty in Ser- giving feast on the Salt River cast, The Sanford Herald, Box iiatwrn. Now with the "Back____ ________ Indian reservation. of her vice. aid" she lutz lost much 1921, Hollywood 28, California. S - - MAKE/ousAvr,AT? ____________________________ • -. - :. ______ ALMOST &AMW - . San Fran- Damn. REAUY? WI-IAT '4E ECU'flONERI GTT1NG .. • ____________ _ , braska vu, 0km, :Iso() (2) AlL — flulfale vs. - __ or- _ (6) Uncle Walt 6,45) (II) NFl.— Cicrland vu, • • S... • .. S 1 _____________ 'S • I ..-a—, . ___________________________________________________________________ _____________________ L. ______ L '' -__ 1N , ___________ ____________________________________________ ______ _______________ [— -I'- ___Lj lines and deriving a veritable fort une from this. Give spirit- ______________ . • _____ ______ stud uncomfortable feeling there 1 have been mukig a study the, She mum another a"::, b' cation that will chaneJ the i th e "Compensate." 1 have as of both thi' "Competuatte" and her first husband, Lt. WillIum energies b.lOflg the right dirucfriend who has found great "Backald." I had to, so that I Reach. Neither mu:: lived to tiune. Your progeny will have comfort in wwwIng the I&Com- would really know what aid and not his child. the &bWtY to get old business Imnstitv" and site is my " cuinea compensation would result Reach was killed 22 months working Along very made= ____ _____ _____ : - be 0 . 0 ________ ______ _____ you will - _ _____ ' " 1\ ~~\ ,,~ , 4 , _____ ____ _____ ually placing u tourniquet on aid in eliminating tile wuur- Kistlerlti mot, just . will have tremendous will your thighs. For the olimi- isome pull,,, of bucl;ut-iiii.. you i4econd humband hud died as her vr and want to get things dotie, nation of this overly-tight fit can look and Ice1 "yuuthified," fitst, the victim of Vitt cong so be sure you give finest edu- : ' : _____________ ________ -- .• -- Twice Ewiuniary • _____ WEST POINT, N. . ( AP) Doing whatever will assist kin Thit Viet Nam war has left I the right thing to do on this * ('4''• ____ tight panty girdle, you are act- selection of it proper girdle to hour after she gave birth to one of those youngsters who : U I H' I sate." : I• fwuin- P.. OH. TM!, _________________ it-as _____________ _____ . . I be ' __ Yh& AUTHORITIES CAN R154( iii a HAM] IE 15 LJI4CAI4)JU,Y C1VR.J LL-54 LWKIN6 7FtVCr.PARKfP IN A COWE-5TVP OULIANT MU" GONE AWRY TKEIJ M. AM,AMC,HT U1191 5 OrTu A"! wr me 0lJW 50EYML MUf, OF A CITY. r OV!W HAS A wiPitJE' O1JI MOST 1.IVINE' 1H1I*: PAYS TO 5TOP H'I'DR.O&M4 ______ .CA1I'TX)OW _______________ ___t B6 _____ J.R 4; "L _______ USE CITIES HE'Ll. PICK II.I'l .4d1%l* IT' UEG ________ . I __________ PISCES: (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Strikes - I 2i.NI (U) CAA S • SI. _________ __ rt crea ted a girdle to eliminate lao as well us an aid to a bet. Meudville Pa. a widow twice are practical, have good ideas. this restriction of circulation tot figure arid Letter posture, arid lie:- utuvuiid husband, Army A fine dime'r and equally fine by placing a Panel in the leg When your hack aches, -uu Lt. Bernard Kistl er, is being conversutiux: is possible and which gives the needed corn- tend to bend forward and ruoth- buried today at th e Uni ted easy now. foil.. It's called the "Compun. lag else imikes LI WtJfliUZI look State Milita ry Acudeniy, IF YOUR CHILI) IS BORN : - - IN COLOR inq.q.mest Limited (laki end • . • ______ - •. . •. — - 1'' _____________________ __________________________ ________________ _______ - r1\ri 1 icular will - r -40 we- cent's Hospital in the Curd- man needs support but she a]iopuirnorntry Laboratory. I also so needs the feeling that her -- - ' ___ _ Get a better picture of the mudem and expedient. Help out those who have to work today. te - T' _____ ___________ __ (A) Secret Storm (ti) lark Shadows 4:25 (2) NBC I'row. 830 (2) Alike Douglas Show . — duo v, 1)e(ri,It _____ to a r -?r written me tell lilt- they wear Tile manufacturer .is now boring.—VERA AQUARIUS: (Jun. 21 10 Feb. W sponsoring question several womefl who St. Vicent's Hospital and a Problem, a solution to a prob- on trade, doing whatever will ____ wore this type of girdle; they great amount of research huLb 1cm or a favo verve into your l if e or rite homemaking put all had tile "unle collipluilith. been done on tile subject. career is your best media for t idea will receive a d Mar if Then I learned that the "panty I have said niun times, iii Folly uses the item in Folly's the day. Talk with associates. Ld ; • ____ -____1/ know, unfortunately, us "my had a pleasant way to pass outlets for the future. Get haVelOJ)ulehlt.b to id you, some time that could have been Many of the women who have aching hack." sics very much better organized. , - • •'• ________ : -. - . S _____________. - - 11 DGO (6) Edge of Night (9) The Nurse. 4:00 (3) The Match flame 11:20 (9) Editorial Comment 11:30 (2) TonIght TIIV*$PAT _______ op - health. about swelling ankles and garment it, entirely feminine in harniony and other peripheral vascular dio- atyle and it will afford you her them. Not only did this Lqve happiness within your home and tile opportunity to eases. I an: ever cozu'ious of make thin a truly fine holiday. your needs und the la test de- great relief from what we all greetings to her friends but she Study your paper and find new I ! __________________ _____ I ta I _____ -. ,:; _________ -- _____ __ _________ ________________ . ____ ____ ________ _____ - _ ____ 1(P0 a. m. Channels 2.6— - .•. I • • / could be 22 00 -- _ HOLYCoWl. ________ P.M. 3:25 (6) CBS News 1:03 (2) Daily Word A ., $1 'WA- 1:30 (2) You Don't Say (6) MovI. (9) The Lots Movie .••• .:• • • .0 00 010• .• • • • ____________ ____ _______ (6) Danny 'CRY. 11:00 (2) New. 12100 (6) PI. •• I. __________ - ___ at 2 and 8 (6) To Tell The Truth (9) General Hospital 1:00 (2) News 11111 ___ _____ _ • ' ___ --_.'.. _____ DAILY 1:00 (2) Another World (9) Peyton place 10:00 (2) I Spy vs rn I Ms.TP.ij, WUK 2:30 (2) The Doctors Bob Hope Presents 1 it --" r .': No - 1 - 'nK4E FOR TALK NOV! 1~~ _____ friends -. 0 0 0 • .. - 1 ever worriou'! the poputation ,j—' 1 eposiori. , I . _____________ ___________________________________ FOR CAPRICORN: (Dec. an assortment Christmas So many of you write me fatigue and her backache. The curds and the s of mps to go on Jun. 20) Plan to do whatever - : • Jifo 1$tb (6) l'itrtsword (9) Man Who Never Was 2:55 (9) ABC New. 9:30 (6) Gorner Pyle 3t ______ ______ _______________________________________________________________ J I promptly sent her, as a gift, ______________________________ : I I /1.23 ____ _____________________________ -____________________________________ _______ time acted. AU. IVININOS (8) House Party 11 ll _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ Fonti. Two (9) The Newlywed Clam. 1:30 (8) Ilovorly IJIlibillie. 'If L good drama we Cooney _____ ts 1:55 (2) N.y. 2:00 (2) DaYs of Our Liv.. 2:00 (9) The Monmoec (6) Now. LIU W \\ so ________ . by Kate Osann TIY ________ _ Young Peoi,les Concert (9) Iiatman ________ 1.qi1 1:20 (2) L,et. Make A Deal (6) A. The World Turns (A) Hunting & FishIng 7:30 (2) The VIrginian :00 (2) ____ _____ particular teachcr.—POLLY and giving thanks for the hlesDEAR J'OLLY—Lust year a .mgs you enjoy daily. Forget friend who was in the hospi ta l any worries you nisy have. Do - ______________________ ___ I _________ 7:00 (2) Wells Fargo _______ (2) fjO a bounty hunte r shows up. A (6) Uirl Talk 1.15 t novel. The stars play * coupie living peacefully on a south Texas ranch when * quiet farmhand from up north comes to stay. lie's a big help until 12:55 (2) NBC News 1:00 (2) News 6:15 (9) NeweItne 6:10 (2) Huntley - DrinkI.y c'-' __ _____ - _____ uCould you us. the phone? Certainty.. . It's In the hail. Just follow th at th readbare path In the rugt" Ii 61IR2.1 - (;I',, -_ ' I was bemoaning the fact that not overeat, though: since this I ECTThi ,%&AYE ' - - ____ ___ , • (8) Search for Tomorrow (9) Newpline 1245 (8) Ouldlng Light (9) HCTI _____ Firct ' 11:30 (2) Rwlngtn' Country (9) Alfred Hitohcock / _____ ' 12:45 (4) Cfl Nows Beaver (6) Walter Cronkit. __ SAGI'T'JARIUS: tNov. 2 to with ___ 0004. 14. of the Katherine Ann Porter (6) MctlaIe'& Wavy 6:00 (6) New. (9) ABC News _____ •0 41114*41111110,1110 1.0 ' (9) T)nnna flood 4:30 (2) News I A, I ~;111 ~ 215 _______ I (4) Love of Life pl • •,•,, 41 ,••,,, .4 Robards, Olivia Do Havilland leading the east in this TV adptntio 4 :00 (9) TwilIght Zen. / _____ '' ii, 8:10 (8) N.ws 0 _____ ! night, with Jamon (2) News OF CARO P. series has (OmO tip with a good one to- Television ' --n off-again-on-again * I. MAPE •P4OT OU (6) Iavi It To (ouw - bration cz . -- NIh.. HIM WHO T1-E ) r AS * t • 14 11 T; It 46 j to HEROES "j' &7v', Wl-IATA '" * * __________ e. i '"..............' flNI'5t)AY _____ u present for the children' s gift, with one or more of the ri.ink well before going after rl-Nl S _____ '" __________________ _____ _____ ii-zs _________________ __________________ is a stundrud gift for Dec. 21) A day for a real ccli'- S - = ALLEY! MY STARS, V NOW HOt0N HERE! I'VE GOT Or COUIE WHAT ARE YOU I'M HERE UP HERE. 0 GET 'iOU SOMETHING 10 HE HAS...ANI7 OLIT OF IT SAY ABCXJv IN "114IS SO KNVE 1* 1HA.T'S W).1T .&LLO.iW' THIS! AA v DOING! MATTER plain '- \ ____________________ _________________________________ colorful, .. '. hotter method for doing your a '- S POP ______________________________ ______________________________ Since Idea of each child giving her fabric te a hundred or and embroider the numes of all KOfliC SChtIOIS might like a lumichtni wi th make th anti _____ — 6AI j' ______ DEAR POLLY—J do not teacher. Make an apron from fllt)thICrIi agreeing to make the certain benefits. Don't be over smoke I Il-al tt,I.ZI _________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ original box or another paper Christmas is approching I a Christmas gift, Mary Ann's regular work, make your operwant to pass on an idea for Pointer might be used as a class ationa give off product.—POLLY real pay dirt. . 1 _____ _____ ______ POLLY— '- ________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________ 4,. ' it luncheon fashions shows, I a special cloth marker and the more popular. Be aware of opeasy roach.—MARTHA c, -I _________ GIRLS—If the rolling pin shall take along my crochet apron would still be washable. portunities around you. should be needed before the work which is currently squares —MARY ANN _______ SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. DEAR MOTHERSincc 2) Be helpful foil is used it could be ironed for an afghan. Will it be rude to those who fl\ out on the rolling pin and then for me to do this?—MRS. M.D. sonic teachers discourage the have been kind and then find DEAR "' ____ -- ' how to pay off bills, other obli. gutions, more q&ckly, then enjoy the company of good friends. Follow your intuition Simply wrap the foil around a as the air was so polluted. I to come. LI time does not per'- the future, provided they coop- c'.'i transferred to the tube of the -- _____ - -- rolling pin. This Irons out the' tJiink this it; ruda. Tht terate more with you. Much oc- 040 creases and th e foil Is within time I attend one of these they could be written on with curs that helps you to become — ._--. -- I ' : _____ _________ want to use a second time, for us nonsmokers to breathe these class members in years yu will do more for them in ' I - ( - - DEAR POLL'Y— I have so women present. Even this the pupils in the class on the rolling nicely. found an exxcdflent way to keep air-conditioned room was soon apron skirt. This Is a pleasant LIBRA: (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) aluminum foil pieces that I so smoke-filled It was difficult way for a teacher to remember Be sure to show partners that -- .- By Polly Cramer O2oilq4 I ' W 4 - Spend some time figuring out I -. _______ ____ G$.LS! ____ • - .—.- VIRGO: (Aug. 22 to Sept. 29) 0" - ( -t 01.0 _ r' U- I: *_... .. -- . ________ _____ ANDTWO CAQ,T -____ _____ Y! lea. He opened th e king of dianiods, where-upon South JY it would have led to the Ished alms 1. THAT -. ME / tr4 never unlearned the old thtrnr- I promptly shifted to the nine of cost the setting trick. Actual- course to gain your most cher-. i TATSINDAY 1r .... -- ably cost a trick. It couldn't spiring, also. You find right Ope&rig I...d-1 x . -- - 4 ________________________ from the king might canceiv- ly. Your friends can he vm,in- W _ \ 5 BLAMET4E'5 ________ __________________________________ __________________________ _____________________ ___________________________________________________________________ _ __________ ''3U jO S4A- f-ZECXLE'... 6ET - ____ -- WO Tim - MY,Vv4&TAE YOU LOOK. v" a game of golf or ten. = K 4Q 107 Pan PM _________________ ___ — __________________________________________________ "' TiGE that if East held either the Piny AKJ852 _______________ MiT. C.O4-. to think he would have seen expression is also meritorious. Z *Q IE2 fortunate East and my purt- ( CAC ________________ queen or ace a club shift nis ear! might defeat the contract. The LEO: (July 22 to Aug. 21) EUtW5WUIzrb1t diamond lead would be a give- Although kin come first today, you lead from one." - PISTIk EaSt South up play." WS Oswald: "Here is ii hand there is still time for some conPies Pies 1 from 80 years ago. 1 was un- 14 z. 4, Jim: "The club lead away tacta that can be reached social- ri £ ! -_) _________________________ . __________________________________ __________________________ p... - • ': .. .•_. b... . brIng Oswald: "Had West stopped ness world. Some patrint soulu policy to see if there isn't something better to do before 11~ ' ) :1 in •8.782 from a king It is a pretty good I ", .- didn't follow the first princi4AB2 plc of card play and think." tremendous succes in the busi. CI 168 Ing up to It. As for loading 1 965 976 4 AK3743 93 _ ( St" th.'tcA* to J hi'; A goiiô h ti ________________________ __________________ •' " '_."' ~_, ______________________ l_ through streng th. Too bad he finest nhihitt's before bigwigs ___________________________________________________________________ — xruin unlearn. through strength III better than lead- 1. ~ i had Jim: €- flocent op ___________ __ ___________ hered to his incorrect princi- attitude. nies. He didn't lead away a 0 ' _ • A.QJ 104 £,42 COLOR 1 limi. iningination, by us- nrri;its for this sc'ri.'s. To. "Tt, CO-HIT QQ ONLY Florenc e With log such selections as l)eflus- night's entry fentumns Ernest (('('l(,r) Part I. IUwk'n' FILMED IN YOUR OWN mile FRONT YARD sy's "Fetes," excerpts from IIoi'gnincu us Melvin Feeh,ie, hfentherton does a corn"JOHNNY' TIGER" Heethoven, Dmuhirna, Sibelius, whose wife M 1111(1 (.1 t) plt.te switch in playIng an i 101111 TAYLOR ltimsky-Korsakov, the l'olon- hilondehl) (t,i't t jihayitig Now England girl who IN COLOR alan from "Rods Godonov" thin horses, lie tells his niern just wants to turn over a tamand some ñ'nl rock 'n' roil he wishes Mitucin would turn 11 beirlm,m to an art gallery tunes. into a racehorse—and she Italy. She runs into a group 7:80-H p.m. (ARC) Iiatninn. 'I'he funny bit, however, and it of humbling crooks who try to "Marsha, Queen of I)lamonds." is funny, Is when Melvin ' stop her. Naturally they all (Color). Holy arductiontSex tera Mitmnle itin $100,000 mcci. run into our two heroes, Rob-J FIRST night'R episodes Introduces I but if I Carolyn Jones as a now guest hlorgninu. 10.11 p.m. (ARC) tago '$7. "Noon Wino." (Color). This II I 100-1 custoiiinr , •- Jacoby I was taught never to lead a- and careful planning and 7:30-H:. p.111. (CIIS) New villstine,iq, ,Nlarqha, who hn-t n 10-11 p.in. ((;If.';) The r)Rnny , shrewd buying. Hot it fintts give York Phllhn,mcjnk Young Pro- real thing for ihinmonds. And fnye Show, (Color) . Attrac- more than a temporary an. ple' s Conert-tit. "What In n where tin ifinnionds rnmp trnrn five, fnqt show ton hintiry? Why, from torn, o f c04t of feeding * Mocha?" (('olot), (Senson I'm- etutirse, so shin shoots prison two marvelous guests: nglish the high miere). T,ecinnrcl flernsteln me- charts nL thin commissioner, stars I'etuln Clark and Stanley tam ly. turns t thur podium for the Chief O'Iinra and even Robin. holloway, who perform aepar. tenth season in this highly sueBut what shin really has in cutely and together, and with cessful series, its first In color, mind is flnt-mnarringci. Estehle Koye. Kayo is (tinny in a On tonight 's show, Homnatein Winwumul Is marvelous, US- nketrh as Captain Ahab being expinins the nntur of tnode, ual, as Marsha's aunt ilium. LAST TIMES TONITI int,t'rviu.wrul on TV, but Kaye 7:00 £ 1:00 rremmions, 11-10 p.m. (Nil(,') Ito)) llope bY Pl53'ing a few and using Presents. "The Hlun Eyed as pair of Cockneys who de"THE LI9UIDATORS" SofliC flntehes of en rly cliii mcli I luitse.'' (Color). You wonder rule to rol, honk. - .-. . L'•'• 1. , - '<.e.."" •'1.'# . through strength. There are so Iei qifrIt - _______ 11 ,) cart for 1 - 1. Png By Ruth Millett (z..oJn.Qn: dOWn ttiiI rkPU ___________________________________________ Sign Nov. 231, 19AG - __________ ways ,t'MF'Y ______ - _______ j/LQ to rie;iit ____ _____ . ______ hi Petiver - ,_ .I th Ibosci hOUSeWIVeS Itislenci of fjffl tt"t gt- OPrvv from eintrh. 1t'.v thumb All ton often they run out to who tknlikil boycott super• with the ,noqt cipc,isIvc through their cookbooks look- the rienreqt supermnrket t tia markets In an effort to bring ruts of ment, fruits nod vege- log for of turning th. snmethin n'cic,ek. fr,oking )toh)fl)ily boil tables out of rnson, 'intont" Je populor ond thrfnr and eaiy for thnt night's a lot, of fun. Hut If women tooth, and then rompinining epensIvci ruts of meat into dinner. reolly wont to cut food costs nitotit food ('nsf! living so high. good entin by long, slow con i's WIMS P660 Pi' (. ' (VR VOWT you yv ____ Aru t I4tMF ItT T iitjAp.;!rq; (I - 'R ,AyW\c' 10 our or nAy ol.b / 4! tY %tA WOI\V6 I Ai' ____ ______________________________ he Is retarded, A day to give ____ of a NAM _____ _______ is for epileptic, and almost blind. with the "group" she came cc hr vorce in the near future, . I do correct him but he for. Your blessings an this Thanks. W AI ,0 with. should conduct herself. I have giving Day. At the same time, 0 __ wants gets so soon. No one no C a 6-months-old son and 1 --. ,.ljght a child like mine, look for new ways to to sit wi th DEAR ABBY: I know It's want to keep my re pu ta tion I have to take him with others and new methods by custhmar3' to send roses to flawless for his sake as well 'V me. on her opening actress an no Idea I have own. as my which to gain the good will and Jbaa I Am not ashamed of him, night. But what does one I I I what Jim acceptable conduct tic tive Assistance of those who _______________________________________________ _________ but I don't intend to go thru for a girl in my situation. send an actor ? Flowers ________ — _______________________ I 11 life apologliting tA) Striling,1211-15 can aid you to obtain your most somehow don' t seem approShould I date ? Should I go . for something which neither cherished longings. 'Your new — priate for a man. -L to the local dances and dance U —1 _ _ LMG he nor I can help. this aspirations should be just ox. with anybody who asks me? mooL 0 "LOVES HIM ANYWAY" celient. Should I accept dates out of ' BRAKFsr IS RAOYI l<n.5ERF0Rt _____ _______ ( 0 * DEAR LMG: Send a toleWAKE PPiUP! ______ _______ town that mean staying overARIES: (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) AE___________ CONF I I) E N T I A L TO gram, a rabbits foot, a fournight? (Even if we have I what you have hon,. _____ a horseshoe— "HURRICANE INEZ": Life Enjoying or How leaf clover separate mote] rooms?) and giving thanks gain ud ___________ catty Nio, i is not that complicated. The accompanied by a little "eatparattending mixed about you can also make ____ Is fine, but I . , rr most important thing Ing money" In case he bombs. ~ ties with a group of girls? I plans for a more affluent fu ;r. M_ ? mother can do for her chi)— 0 1 would appreciate any addrtm Is to love th eir father. turo. Use a quiet, positive manDEAR ABBY: The letter vice you cnn give me. ~ V % Problems? Writs to Abby, nor ifl going after wha tever you uhout people who take their # NO NAME, NO TOWN right people, desire. Be with a * il Box 69700, Los Angeles, ill-mannered, un trained ch . :' TAURUS: (Apr. 20 to May , 90069. For a personal DEAR NO NAME: A wo- dron to public places and , Inclose a stamped, self-ad- 20) Be sure to celebrate this them loose, and your turn man who Is not yet divorced 0 , 4111111 A, th your finest friends at day wi answer ("blame the pardressed envnope. should not date. She may en11,111, •i wt t*t1. ;9 — __ __________________________________________________ Hate to write letters? the pleasures and entertain- i joy the company of the op.- enta") broke my heart. 4 -_ -_ Send $1 to Abby, Box 6117009 I am the mother of such " John. has he said what he' posito sex tit parties, or in d allow on this old tub?" . II OF VOU time tonight to study article, I Los Angeles, Cal. 90069 for a child, and I assure you •. groups, but she certainly WILL BE II ITTO P GONE 7*0 Abby's booklet, "How to advertisements, etc., is good. I am not to blame. If people should not accept overnight SLEE Write Letters for All Oc- Plan the uture more intollionly knew how much they Invitations. Neither should ________ gently. she go to the local dances hurt rue when they ask my ciisions. GEMINI: (May 21 to June . ... ______________________ n . g 21) Dashing around visiting r________ . 4 ______ with many friends is fine after \ Son you have dineti sumptuously _______ __ __ ____ __ ______ __ frobij & &Jzidq.Q ______ _______ __ ______ ______________________________________ ___ . __ _ C _____________ _____ 1-' __ __ __ __ _____ __ _____ __________________ ___ Witt" amily, closest tIes. Be . _______________________________ __ __ r Pr -~,, von, social And meet charming it, . . ing tricks." .f <, Oswald tells his son: "You individual". Entertainment ga —' are so lucky! When I was a boy Q1b.4 Jim: "At least West ad- lore If you are of a cheery ''_____________ __________ see, " V ~'L 1IS ,1W?('C (4AtJE c- A AMO D 8 4PVF YctJ L) _X VIE,- I 1 ---- . rrii ntnrb i-lOUSE you vp Brmi oUflF - ro BOARDING ___________________________________________ ... 6AY 6E or h, OUR Caibraith (T . 24, 1966 TENDENCIES: thanks all GLANCES / 4i6 Thursday, November . .. By 966 Nov. ____ ---- Forecast darling little boy, "Whitt the world Is wrong with group" a " town om a — rrn1 h n*itnr tG TP. Ar rhE and dance with anybody who asks her. It's all right to attend parties with girls, If she goes home DEAR ABBY: Please adto how vise small old girl fr diseparated, with who Horoscope By Abigail Van Buren Gljr •- - -. ,- ', • -•.-• . - . ' '- . • _____ . - - I - - - - (' i. I - I .. I - --. ___ .- - - --. Vok �I ;-!.--..,.. S - -, - ___ .-- * I r il, __;0" -r Page 10 ;j ii ,I t - Nov. 23, Do Teacher il dren, of 12 had had REPAIR She . ___________________ brothers in .00' 1. , .- -- was not discouraged. this, she nilgatary worker at such a tender age, she still had the desire for a better life for ' SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY - Per Line Per The Less It Cost - 1. - - TWENTY ONE DAYS TEN DAYS I FIVE , P'.04 14 her- - • • • • • • • . • . e • • . • • • • • . . . . . DAYS • •....... . . . . . . . . . . . , . . THREE 4 ONE DAYS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LINES 3 RATES 24c Per Line 3Dc Per Line -- "I met Mother Wilson at the age of 16. Everything I had - t 1 - : 1 I I il I - years .1IP: , : to , - - I 1 1. : i $ I 11 b 1. - ,I, - 4 ! V OVER (WA1.TNEY GWALTNEY Of COPY on ad - earned 30. Home TV's *29.9b up Service Calls $400 (Herald Photo also helped. like to set' " my CLASSIFICATIONS b-Card of Thanks fi---ChIId Care l-Dogs--CatL...J'eta sp-Schools & Instructions 70.-Employniant Services 1t-T'ouItry-Iivsatock 12-Special Notices 13-Catering-Fond 14-Bicycle Repairs 15-Special Services 16 Interior Decorators 17-Janitorial Services - Business 52- - . 3r'\'tiruum Cleaners Storag. Z4-Exteritntintorm; 10-Ronnip Par Rent 4-1'htnt1tuds-8esdi 312-Rental Agents 113-Wanted To Rent 115-Autos For Sale 116-Autos-Sale or Trade 115-Trucks For Sale 120-Automotive Service 121-Rcootcr3 & Cycles 1-Boats & Motors 125-Marine Supplies 50-Misc. For Sale 53-Articles For Rent or Exchange 5:-Wsz,ttpd To Buy 5i-FurnIture For Sale fiG-Antiques For Sale 55-Money To Loan 60-Itt,aiutees Opportunities 52-5'i Want Ad 50. Mime. For Sale revise and Antiques ed. & 95. Houses For Sale r,mpty I to Homes Highest prices paid. C411 822-2521 or • FINGER MG ZAG TOUCH 5. SEW I'o I Real t price. The Contier Store, 200 Magnolia, Sanford. COMPTONS Pictured EncyclopeEverything an ~ active part in church mon .0 eat. 54*, after -86S. $100 DOWN & 50 MO. - Payton 3?3O1 2640 Ni-: REDl;OOM Hiawatha &t 17-22 at Furnished Cot- Realty WIIAT A DEAL! Payton Bodronm ______________________________ Z:2-ISn2 ^. 640 Illawathm. at 17-92 0 Stenper Baths. and 08 of the PubInc TInc'nrds of Seminole Pages 0 wo-ok, 32* ,-21701-4. Is V a l enc i a t your i..*ke I Jim Hunt Realty i. 24 Park Delve Office 322-211* Night: 822-(164! or 222-0700 ___________________________________ I s-BEDROOM, I AVA1)N APAR'L'MENTS *22-2417 . ______ It. - , .. ______ IOit'l'GAOE P()IILICI,()SIthtE property. which is the We wish for all of you a Hapsulll,ir.t mutter of the StuOVi' 1'(bz HORACE F. IIATHUIISI' Mud $t)'ItId cause, via.: DORIS IIATHUILST, lila wife py Thanksgiving holiday. Con. Lot GO. LIKAII LAKE HILLS. 3tI2Nh1)EIV(ILIu hat an unknown gratulatiuns to the other 26 turcr ibed WELAKA APARTMENTS 114 W. FIRST ST. ______________________________ FURNIShED 2 Bedroom Garage ____ 1 according to thi' l'hitt therestate or country othtcr tItan the stats' of Florida, and (If, its recorded in J'iut 14ou,k 12. t Page 37 or the Public mailing address liultig: 421St) Tac Misil Group Records of Seminole CounAl'C) San Francisco t162211 t3', Florida: Tutu are Iucrch'y notified that together with lb.' following: 2 Ehectrund Heaters Moelu) Complaint Ui f.,rsclos,' a certain 40(113 mortgage .nztcuuthieritig the to!- 20,000 readers daily ______________________ .1 I • - - -- . including the building and something. Legal Notice - •': 1 . Ownr _________________ ___ General Mgr. lowlits; dahrrllped risul Isroperty- IN THE VIRCT'I'll' (11111117111T oP l'llhl NINTh .II'J)101A14 (tIhl utu'l to-wit: . 66 Lot 20. Block 12, HEFTLER 4WIT iN AWl) FOIL NEIlIWtfliE HOWELL PARK, (tOI'W'1'1. 1l.OhtII)A SECTION ONE, according to 1% (11AN(l-IIti' NO. 11144? plat thereof recorded In Flat IN ilEt PETITION ()l hook 18, Pages 45, 46. 47 ALBERT EI)ZSON MILLS 31O5tI8 \. : :- ~ ,;. :'' ' ".'-.: YOU. AND EACH OF YOU, ar, -hereby notified that a Compiaittt NOTICE 'I'D has iteeti filed by the above nlimsaid 45, Public It.tt,nrde of : " ". liIIflTlIDl.I) i.ANGI$EIN .e0 Plaintiff against you and Lot 1 extended 24.86 feet, the undersigned will, on the 12th Sunttnole' County, Florida, 'Y(fl' ARE HEIOE1JI' NOTI. of December, thence A. D. 1966, as Northe terly to point day enohi of you to firsoiose ii mort- hits been flied agaInst you In present to the Honorable Counof beginning; Wage on the hovs described put- the t.ovc styled stilt, and you PIED that the abot'i' uiunied Puttperty in this above styled cause arc required to ser%'.' a copy of tlt'tut'r, ALltllltT EIISON MILLS, this notice is to require that you ty Judge of Seminole County, . and you iud eaeiis of you art . uur Answer- or- oilier J'Iuud- 111,14 file-ti a Pititiotu iii tiit' ahiovt' file with this Clerk of said Court Florida. his fitial return, account ............................... bereby required to file an Answer hug to the Conipialsit out Plaiti- styled Court for the' adoptiofl your written defenses, if any, stud vouchers, as Executor of the ANDERSON, 'it the minor children named to the Plaintiffs' complaint filed Estate of MARY IRENE Moor other 1'luading resZuOhaii%'ti tiff's atturuse'ys, thereto with the Clerk of the IttiSH, DEAN & LOWNI'Li, 82 ttu.'ruita. utid you are required to in this cause, and to serve a IEOD, s/k/a IRENE M. Sicabove entitled Circuit Court and East Cuiitral Boulevard, Orlando, show cause wiiy the same should copy on the Plaintiffs' attorneys, L.EOD. deceased, and at staid Former Location Of to serve a copy of euchi Answer Florida, and file the original iie,t ii. grunted by ,oru'Lzig a whw,t' name and addresso appear time, then and there, make ap- I ' 66 . I 2 " _______ - " J. D. Hits Sales Rep. 0 9 9 I I0 61 4 at othor renjeutialve Plesiding Auswer ,or athor Pleudling in gioll. 'r upon the Vlaintiff'a Attorneys, the office of of your writteli defenves, if loolow. the Clerk of the urn, upon Cohen & Cohen, 31' East usty of December, A. D. 1966, said a final settlement of his adminIstration of said estate. ^n6 for not later tliull tile 9th plication tfj the t AND COUBF6H(:N. IiSd; otherwise the tullugstlon. you for the rlluf demanded In enihuor 15, 31466; otherwise it De. seal of said Court, at Sanford, ember. A. D. 1066. uminolc County, Florida, this c's- i-c nitty be- s'nti'r.-cI against you tif iaid Conuplaint will be' taken tue Compittiut. 3rd day of November, A. D. lots This Notice shall be publish- gratiting said adoption. as confessed by you. i., ; DONE AND OIWIEILED at the : t ' I I I. I ' .1 Publiel, Nyu. 9, iii. 2L 80, 1 i' I It - H for four coneecu- WITNESS my hand and seal (SEAL) Clork Est Circuit Court Circuit Court Bi': Donna M. Markoa Deputy Clerk - -- - * ed once a week Seminole County Courthouse. tive weeks. in the SANFORD of said Court at Sanford. Semiuteile County, Florida, thus 14th Sanford, Florida. thIs 7th d4) of HERALD. DATED thie btLt day of Oct- day of Novuniber. 1066. November, 1966. (SEAL) obor, 11.66. (ciRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H. lleckwith, Jr. (SEAL) Arthur H. liec ka'Itht, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the above entitled PL'G-d Uy: Donnu Id. Alarkox 1'puty Clerk 1I: Botuna 51. Marko, 3'uiilIh Nov. 16, Deputy Clerk I'uitliiiiu Nov. , II, 16. 23. 1956 7. lObi, DLtU: DLIG-1V , 30 & Dec. Arthur H. Bec kwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Margaret E. Tyre Bobby Joe Ray As Executor of the MARY IRENE Si 5atato C of LEO D, a/k/a IRENE Si. McLEOD Deceased. GORDON V. FREDERICK Attorney for Executor of the Deputy Clerk HVTCR1SON AND LEFFLER Estate of Mary Irene SicLeod, Pu.rk-Fultou Building a/k/a Irene St. McLeod Post Office Drawer H P. o. BOX 1795 Sanford. Florida 32771 Sjetiford. Florida $2773 Publish Nov. 16, 23, iii' & Dec. Attorneys for Plaint iffs. )'ut.lish Nu". 1,, 16, 23. 30, 1966. 7, 1965 1)I)G-82 DUG-1 11 1 6 _ SEE -4 _. - . - It ___________ ____ - - - '-'______._.__..______ . to - ___ _~ ;.4 11 ____ It g 41i I 1... t4 - ... _____ __ _ - - [V - ________ It __ _____ tb _ .' _ _____ 9 - I ____________ _ ___ _________ 2895 __ Ralph Hammel P.rry Gay Service Seminole County Motors Dept. Service ____ -5- 1_.~.-. ,. I _T_ IS FACTORY OUTLET For Executive Cars And ii Now Offering i I'l I _______________ _____ Ps..1, •waer, The Sanford 2195 ______ _ cyllad.r, I Oily. Herald SQUARE FEET I 895 SAVE 0LLER I YOUR BROKER _ Mofoi' Sales 221 6 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322-6231 3220561 * ', - . - - - -I I f4 r ,,• __ ' 'T: ______ ______ Air.................... '4 -. Terrific Discounts . J These Cars Have As Much As 42.000 Mi. Of Factory Warranty Remaining And Ar... • ________ ____ - - 1 • -, Charlie Ray uaranteed Top Quality No Better Deals Can Be Found Anywhere On A New New Car. Jerry •ushor Service Dept. EQUIPPED DODGE. Mickey Oldham Service Dept. Secretory MAKE ON NEW AND USED CARS. COME BY AND WE'RE SURE YOU WON'T GO ~ ~, AWAY DISAPPOINTED, . I AUTHORIZID DEALER BOYS AND LIT THEM SHOW YOU CHRYSLER MOTOH8 VA CORPORATION I Seminole Co. Motors 1801 W. FIRST ST. PH. 3220614 Jim ash - -. - 1 rysler-Plymouth, nc, So. Hwy. 17.92 Across From Pine Crest Inn Ph. 322.1055 , 1 ' , '.f r J i .- , - . . _...... - . I - 1~ Jim Isatosi Ser vice Dept TH THE BEST DEALS WE CAN HONESTLY ! HOW EASILY YOU CAN OWN A PLUSH WILL I - - -) . _______________________ _ _ . - I - SEE THE DODGE NEXT DOOR TO FLORIDA STATE BANK - I I 2 OLDS-2 IMPALAS 4 . I 64 CHEVROLET - - - I ___ __ Russ Willis 1966 DODG ES I s.d H. P15. I 5- _____ ________ _ __ My. - ________ , ______ - . I - . _____ -. 1 : ______ _ _____________ I __________ . ,;.__ CHEVROLET W. Cpa., V41 AlT. - - - 10 ________________________________________________ I _________________________ CHEVROLET 66 PONTIAC GTO , ..". % - _____________________ - ,, - ______________ ___________________________________________________________________ _ Ray Y.arq Office Mgr. - At I - ------ ..., , 2795 Choice Locatioiui_..Downtown Sanford 201 WEST FIRST ST. -. 4 ,. Sales Rep. , CHEVROLET 4-'66 DEMOS .5,0W '.. - -+..:4 Vernon Burnell See the ones with the white hats and the red A/T, I end H. P/S Judge for Herairt fall not or a dearee Circuit Court oil or butore the Ittibilihion Stroot, Orlarldo, Florida. 1703 Meridian Avenue, Miami 80th day of November. 1966, if isttorute'ys tot Petitioner, and by pro confesso will be entered an order discharging BOBBY JOE RAT as such Executor. Bestob, Florida 21129, on or be. you fall to do so, a decree pro riling the original thereof with against you. WITNESS my hand and the Dated this the 8th day of Nowfor the 35th day of December, contesso will lit, taken against tits' Clerk of said Court by DeeCOURSHON . '"11 - Seminole Co. Motors 66 FORD , - I.. -. a' , !1 f) . ____ . _,o_ - '- ,. - L.. j - Impel. Soper Sport, V-I, A/T. laudH,P/S, S P/I. Air........ $ - ' J 1Ii -. It FE s.d H, Air....... ' ' .. -•-- ________ P/81 .':.. - '4 'C""', I -i i Iml. Sp. Cowpe, V.S, A/T, ' ' I :[ I .., C' _ , -- . -i , . . _______________________ . -- S.. - , __________________ aud H.................. ' .1 J . I I ,"', Impela cenv,rtble, V.5, A/TI " - . '! I . I My. 1. .! k,- 1 I w - . ____________ S.l.s ___________________________________________________________________ 'ti ' . _____ - - NEW '/ ' .. - V. - - " ,. -- -S.' 66 . ' ______ ______ ______ 1888 I > •_ __________ ______ .. _______ I , . - _______ $ ____________________________ __________ tip- 3iurtenatitne's locuteid thereon, together with the fixtures situated tlsuruiva, and located there- I- key winners. Yes, I finally won 1. . ,'I ________________________ when you place a low-cost CLASSIPIED AD in the Herald. -, - ______ : -. ______ ________________________ YOUR messaCe gets home. Over . - - *I I ________ ________ Dodge Dart 1967 I _______ ____ ____ / V heat. $18,000. Ph. 322-7182. • i'1 ' . *1 . LAKE FRONT- Lake Mary. I Bdrm.. 2 Bath. central air & ' II II -. _____ down-assume payments, $ i monthly. 1(7 Ltrown Dr. 223('337 after 4 p. rn ... feet North of the Northeaat OIL HEATERS: A1I. MAKES, EANED AND SERViCED. corner of Lot lb, said point PHONE 8224542. being on the Easterly, line Lot 1$ extended North, ___________________ Monett- run South 72.36 feet GENTRY'S HEATiNG BERVICE & Used Oil Heaters sold & to iie)uthii'ftst corner of 16, NEW cleaned; all types. 222-3504., thence Northwesterly to ___________________________________________ Southwest corner of IS, ___________________ thence Northerly along the Legal Notice Westerly line of said 11 for Go feet, thence Easterly to point of beginning. Also a Ike C.art of tke Co*ty lons: Begin joi t Polut ."11.83 judsm, sommilin"Ir county. 1110te. feet North of Southeast oar- of FIends. l.a Prukat.. SM, Estate oft nor of Lot 20. thence South is 28.22 feet to Southeast oar- M.A1LY IRENE SIcLEOD, a/k/a tier of Lot ft, thence South- IRENE 51. McLEOD westerly to Northwest carDeceased. FIWAL NOTICE nor of Lot 1. thence run Notice is hereby given that North along the West line ,of - - 'S '' • -. - I - all tile Thanks- - t'' 41.1CR -'' - I,' SUNLAND ESTATES: 3 BDRL 1 ' - - . - bath, conven- Legal Notice . - , Its W. 2nd !t. .. 15. Special I'ItEAMWOLD, accodtng pint thereof as recorded in ________________________________ Plat Book U, pages '0 and OIL HEATERS & FURNACES Cleaned & Repaired Pl of the Public Records of Call -6222, Seminole County, Florida, less begin at at point 24 96 - (1xd5 1.,rttn .V IN tti SERVICE ,1 lent. location, nice yard. 604 _______________________________________ Each und till iinlczsnwri persons. SUItANCE COMPANY. Plain tiff. our way nuid defendants, as to part it's whom residence And makes ouch and nil of v. Is unknown, having or claiming IIOItACE F. TIATIIt'IlST, "1 ux.. givIng I)uys. Ju,fvnclunts. to huvr any right, title or to. terest in or to the following desNOTICE OF NUll' 1% -- - - - Rhturi YUIIIt '" BFLS - _ itchy tit I D m _______________________________ -- ____________________________________________ _________ & Motors GAfICWAT 'I ,-) T11Z E rt WAY w rIan4o 644-3014 TOil Probably missed a sd. Ph. 332-4612 123. hUnts I \TOiE_4I(S'\,TGJN 4 tivvy. 17-92 - lloinforfl Sanford 122-1136 gether to build a reputation for fair business practices and unexcelled t 106. ____________________________ - _________ .11 11 Misenr4ii We would like to introduce our staff and management who are striving to- Dr. GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES l ., ' - 1,-i flpi 10.1-Trailer Space--Rent BELIEVE $100 DOWN 1 . - .1 $1,000 down, Owner financed. WOULD 4' • Legal Notice , I wevk. _. '' work ,. $$ENK A RI K GLASS & PA IN'T (OMPA NY -- - --- flotli, nicely furnishel, MultI st-rvlre, Coffee liar, $15 per ,r ?,)y !IJS1'ALL..E.I.) " ___________. _________ __________ Spanish type with Cy- gage. 32-7f.1 526 lated for tier devotion to those tile Seminole Count~- Clilldren's CARM. Orlando 241-13 tho key to the lowest now ftn~ _________________________________ 322-6321 cult Court on or before the 1st the fear and admonition of the chair, 2 end Tables & Bonnier- Ill Magnolia used car financing. We Invite day if r't'eemt'er. 1006. If you May In need of love and care. aug Coffee Table itil to matcit, Advisory Council on Nn'. 15. ______ __ Lord. You to compare our low month- 4.-Beauly Care Black & tn't'ic- USED P u r n It u___ r e. appliances, fail to do so, a decree pro c-inall for 775.00 2 childyou and your God bless ________________________________ er Carpenter's ly paymen ts. Ph. *21-1776. You set' gentlemen, ] got mixed Sold. Lar- cso will he taken against YOU tools, etc. Bought Skill-saws, ri's Mart. 212 Sanford Ave for the rt'Ii'! demanded in itt.' nm the children who need the up on thu' time. A sign of the lICE'S BEAUTY SAIN good eondhtion;; 1 MItre LOST: Tuesuny morning, Lady's love or a person with plenty to passing years, I guess. Ilulova Watch in Downtown This Notice shall be publishComplete. 32-9668. __________________________________ ______________ _____________________________ ___________________________________________ Sanford area. Name & Date ______________________________ 60. Business Opportunities ccl once a week for four conseEXPERT CARPET CLEANING, ________________________ Wiithon in- _____________________________ By the 1W 'I'HJC (ITIIOITIT (IOVRT or share. lu*ck of watch. Please call 41 . exil- _________________________________ TILE NINTH JVUICIAIa OIfl that there was no formed us mate. Ph. 822-6774 for inforFOR LEASE: New 3-flay S'rt'Ice Herald. jTIT, 1% AWl) FOR MI(ILE _________________________ ____________________________________ by ItOBT. B. THOMAS m or bring to Sutusford Her- ___________________________________ mation & appointment. Dated this 21st day of October, actual rnt'etitlg because no one COI7WT*. PLOItInA. Station In Lr'ngwoud. PotenPUPPIES for Adoption. SbaM]Iftf,5. tial Plc. Staley Jr., of 1505 W. 16th else got there. Therefore, fol- aid (Jtfiu... 1W OHAWOEIET wo. maya __ NOLE B U A A N K SOCIETY. READY MIX CONCRETE Third month operation cx- (SEAL) NOTICE 'It) APPEAR to been assigned tIlls Street. Hwy. 17-02, near County Road Blocks, Steel, Wire Mesh, WinArthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Season, flfl Yuletide Hq. lowing the (III' J'ITIII1CATJON* cs'tit'd 13,tift'i. Pure ou Co., PersonzIs 2. I _________________________________ Dept. dow Sills, Cleric of the Circuit Court Dry Wells, Grease 604 W. 5th St. BOSTON FEDERAL SA VINGS Co., 577 th Engineer -Bn. at Dong other meeting will he scheduled. _________________________________ __________________ __________________ _______________________________ Traps, Stepping Stones, Metal fly: Martha T. Viblen ANT) LOAN ASSOCIATION, Y ou save a QrsnkIUj problem. l'C'ODLE I'I1J'PIES. Deposit Bit Thin, Viet Ntitn. He WB5 Sewer Pipe, Asphalt plain. All niexnbi'rt and interested Z.Write Deputy Clerk PIZZA AND SUFI. SHOP united States of America cor1211. Sanford. PL 0. BUS hold for Chrititniuh. Guarunteed MIRACLE CONCRETE CC). graduated from Croojrl!~ fligh!I persow, art- asked to Ili, present. Poratinti, healtIll, 'Terms. I'lt. 22-14414, 800 Elm Avenue 222-5751 Aft'. p n. Plaintiff, in i5t and cnlistt'cl in tiut Artily I • • . vs. KENNELS ANLMAI. Inst March. PORTEST \laiiy Satilorditt' ilttvIlded the ___________ DOGS, Cain, etc. boarded. Mod_____ MORGAN, lila wile, ifanti lie Urn screened runs, Heated. W. in ganit .Saturday Daytona. SUIT WtP'VICE I. remarried, et ul., mt. St.. Sanford. 328-5722. grade A section of thit' second Tbs'fcndnnts es, Brthltln' Alumni, students, '31111 STATE (II' FLORIDA CLIFFORD C. HATES and PEKINGESE TOt POItREST C. MORGAN. .111. at Goldsboro SCIIOO1 went (III ii and well-wishers thought they Puppies guaran. MIRIAM B. BATES, his wife, (ItTISIDL'NCE UNKNOWN) field trip to Baker's dairy farm toed healthy. _ Suit having beim filed against TROPICAL Fish and' Supplies. sointttiing. However the anti FOR SALE 31ORGAN. his wife, last Week. The 31 students were Florida A and M Rattlers hid you in tile circuit Court in and Deposit will hold till Christmas for Seminole County, Florida, itt if he be remarried accompanied b.N, their teackier, winitever It was. and promptly Chutieer,y. tile ajohrrviated title -Terms. 1900 W. let St. Pit. 01Ec;iDENrR ITNIC NOWN 1 2:3-1449. Mrs. Sullye F. Bentley, Miss Slitliped tilem down :7-ia. So It's of which is Robert C. Trout and and Alice' E. Trout, his wife. Pi*in- 13. Catering - Food tacIt abut till unknown persons,, Elmira Jucison, intern teacher. Walt until next year for the tins, vs. Clifford C. }j,L3'es and __________________________ __ ________________ . . . . _________ parties and eI.'feuciunts wi'.' hayes. wife, and .. or D. lilt, %tliriuni claim l'y, through, under \Vildctits and their rooters. Al Fitich and Antiette Fi'ich, his TREE RIPENED Citrus. Navels. against the aforesaid FORREST • • • wife, Tlrf,'tidunts. the nature of We Ship. Albert H. P.11. G . MORGAN, .111. and Ostoen. Call 328-3578. / . suit Is for foreclosure of MOILGA.N. his wife, if he lie reWe set apart Thanksgiving which that certain purchase money so- BLAC1EYED PEAS. No P'rogt married, whether tie spouses, LW TIRE (,IIwviT (il1L'l OF ' Y Day conei iortgagc on the .o'l-.wit.gheirs, dcvtsoes, grantees. Umsig. 'I'IIE NINTH JVI)IC1AI. Damage, $1.60 flu. also Okra. trunteem (11 ,7111111 IN AND 1111,0119 NUMI 111111,11netm, lietitorn. To give Thee tipeclul thunks doiscribed Tree Ripened Pruit-We ing -and situate in Seminole or otherwise, as to catch and all (i(ii' NTY, rl.olnl)A. '4, Aaron Farms. Call 322-4797. ______________ and jiraise ______________ I. County. Florida to-wit: unknown; of WItlifli residence is . CHANCEHY () fl37 Lots 18, 114 and 20, flPick 29, anti THE PENN MITTI'AL LIFE INFor all Thy love that guards . PT., 1*00 MaiIon,iIla. ____________________________ __1 nil itt 1 ____________________________________51. Agency press beam ceilings, new drapes, w all to wall Installed $1o,000. 72.000 Down. carpet. Owner will take First Mort- County, riorlda, 01, - I"ttlts . tin' AUTO GLASS now heva a large selection ,,iel cars requiring n 4,vn a at 1*01 W. i pmyment Ph. 4 - ' Sanford. Large shaded 1t, fireplace, air conditioned & fur- - licci, flied against you in ztliot'-styicd suit, and you t)i& nr c required to serve a copy cit - - Jimmy _____ ItO()M Purn.. econonty, lilies Includet, $0 ! iPAR'1'1\l ENDS _______________ _______ home. ij tile Baths, huge Family room, Fireplace, Swim- FURNISHED COTTAGE, water furnished. Apt. Lake Golden. Lake PrIvImtng Pool, Acre of shady land. Call 2I27. leges. Tm. 822-0274. -I. lake. Only $18,000. fishing Some Terms. Evenings call rivr ROOM F'tlrnishc'l House, I BEDROOM Furntsfled, water, ____________________ $St) iniotith, ii Country Club near shopping & Hospital. $60. lId. Call $22-760.. Call 322-91. A Multiple Listing Realtor INSUROR APPAiSER 1112 S. French *23-4211 Ii..', YOU - 1 in. ---- ____________________________________ - tare, ISOtO month. S14' Elm. EP?IC. API'S., private baths, HAJIRISS REALTY, $2-8444. ntldtlei turn.; specially suited for retired people. Ideally lo. BDRM. on river, $85. mo. oat•d downtown. Inquire at LARGE 4 ftDRM. house. I full Dept. Store. 211 E. Jacobson's & tat. St.; Sanford. ___ _______________________________ Realty his activi- Legal Notice .A RDEN Nice lot uttlu iota of trees and space for another house. j,j. TRAILER & Spaces on Aahhy. 822-736*. U4fl* room, large }'lorIda Room, crmp1.te1v furnished. $100 per P LARGE 2 BDRM.. I bath, outsidc of City. $5000. o. - . - _________________ S*1ea*entals .VA11.,AjILI: Pccen'iher .' man Circle. 1514 N. 5th St. Hueneme, California. ¶'$('41 lied, Chair. 2 step Tables, Cocktail Table. 2 table Lamps, P. I)Ini'tte. A 7420.00 value hits INVENTORY REDUCING SALE. properly classify • IN OSTEEX. 2 Bedroom Unfurnishe,j home on shady lot. 222-84:.. Bath, Fla.. room. 125 E. Cole- Port _____________________________ Estate Inc.. $00 W. tat 8 Sell Buy CONSOLE Model. Sold for over 8224'S2 $380, fully automatic, no at- 311.22 K lit St. YOU ARE hereby notified that tachments needed. Guaranteed. fl Complaint to foreclose a montI ROOMS OF FURXITUP.E Reliable person assume 11 pay- YOU SAVE 7100,00 gage .nrumbering the following nients of $0, will take older property: 'You get all this: Dou- real machine in trade. CALL Or- group: FIRST ADDITION, according Bookcase Tied, Innterspring 425-4516. Day or Night. We tieto the pint thereof, as remattress, Box springs, liver. - Monteith Crumley KNOWLES FIRS Trade WI I- - 4 - Defendants, NOTICE OF SUIT HENRY MALLARD KNOW fll-: and KAZUKO N. Furniture For Sale TWO $2 ' , I:'; In g"r.'i IJTO QUi\f,1I'Y 10111. Apartmenk Flor [tent 22.9507 BORM. \iilomfillive Service ____________________________ SOUTHWARD ri.oniD. ___________ *22232 3 ________ 1 - i,viit. ___________________ ____________________________ - ROOM turn, Apt. 13 mo.In. P'IJftS. API'S. close Cowan. *21-4012. cluling water & Electric. furnislivit Trallor with Ilath. III I,, ,. frIrst St. Bedroom furnished concrete block house. Carport.', fenced yard. 822-6244. OWNER'S 1Tfl j1I)ICIAL CIRCIIT AND KATHY NIACIIAK 322-6266 _____ APTS.. completely equipped by GICNORAL K1,10C. ONE' IIEL11 1100M Willie%, Furn.. CI,EAN. clulet. rooms. 401 Mng. water furnished. s, Sanford rinlim. 322-0720. TRIC which includes oloctric _______________________________ Ave. I'll. 2-754*, kitchen, heating & cooling. 'lOWU 'N LAKIS _- 2006 5. EI.M. Private entranre & & or THESE bornes Are- reatly in _ & ("STEEN* .; Room lionoot- & Nuo "TAlk Turkey". are you-., , rOrn 4Th Route 4I&, near school. Bedroom homes, (one furitINVESTMENT & REALTY Ca ll '2-7l. Ish.'d at $5,00D city and rural. 312-9172 for 116 N. Par k Ave. y ou can enOSTEES: w If you stn.rt no Bedroom House joy Christmas in a HOME OF rent. i Ft., 106i SCIIEVELLE, 10 YOUR OWN. Come In, let's talk 064 CAII C'all' 22-S772 after 2-bedroom. ' It ever, S P. m. i'nr. *28-l48(' '1's. ('ilAsrilny Vveningt% NICE 17-91 a. santord PENNY PENCilS' $,,001 TOTAL l'i'lco, 1 fled, ootu 1'1f' 5, -l$. 111457 WANTED: We buy furniture. THE OlF.ATER NEW YORK bottles, coins. Anything YOU SAVINGS BANK. athUtt, have may lie worth something to its for rash. highway 45 vs. FOR EASY, quick carpet clean- ___________________________ IALLARD KNOWLES Antiques, W. 1st St., Sinford. 1IENflY Itig rent THur Lustre Electric and KAZUKO N. KNOWLES. his Shampooer only $1 per day. TEPIIEN MACflAK wife, and Dell's Auction Service CALL 822-0152 -- 1.'1.i!r. h * %'it'. '" 'n - - - STEMPER AGENCY French •4• __________________________________ upeti furniture wtunt- IS TIER CIRCUIT COURT OF ______________________________ CUSTOM RAT BALING HAT FOR SALE 106. Apartments _______ I rtUt.', rr,-i '"fl4. It. ¶ViIiv- - - - For Rent ______________________ &PARTM EN'I'S hit. pe& $I. Ttuu.E 141"RM. frame house or. 1."o 3, 1:0, lot, I block from riz~ limits. $4,50 0. 1028 W. Serita. I Leooi Notice BRIDGES PURNITURE Carroll Furniture. ______________________________ _____ __ Bath, Xlteh.'n equip- room. 2 cir'nn, Retdtnrs & Contractora, LOIS' General iotit,c-clenning Service. SIS.'774-7 , in P p. Tn. -. 5--- Park & 25th. Call 822-7204. ______________________________ PORK For The Freeser ready Butchered -00E Ernest Hnitzclsw 12 NOON reject, CASH Ilghts, new bulbs, guaranteed. MONDAY through FRIDAY-4:30 A.M. to S Publisher r.s.rvss right to advertisements. ---5----.. I 06. Aptirtments isheil. $i'0 per month. Call 22- Bath. ('IIEVY. (hoo d running slit Ion. 11 35. __.!2'-33j6*7 14411 rollil). NAW lift"", i: ttIl, it ..O, t.r,ti, .1221 -.11110. ___________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ '0 'ountt- matety 80 acretu. Also lake lots. l'NlnlINISlIEP New Smyrna PROM 7 Bedroom, I Ph. 47.7222 Ins., Wholeanle grocery & Gent'rzd Office. Use IRM dcc. typewriter. Type 70 n-pm, dictation I _________________________.------, Department Hours SATURDAY instruments DOUBLE TUBE 48" Fluorescent '(flN1SflEfl fiR. I fl'th, ___________ ________ 07-House For Itent t)5-lteal Estate Exchange 200-Resort Rentals 301-Trailers-Cabana. 101-Mobile Homes-Sale 103-MobIle Homes-Rent 104-Trailer Space-Rent 10&-Trailer Lots-Sale 10G._Apartments For Rent 2l-flndio---Te1evlsion 21-I'lsotn & Equipment 30-hoots Appliances 31-Musical Instruments 2-IJuslness Equipment 3-Jnh Printing 34-Upholstery 37-Moving & Prop-Sale '' 'b :11rarmr---Groven q2-Acrenge ?i r. Bouses For Sale 9fi-Boupe*--Sale or Rent . 92-.-Acreage _______________________________ W ALL MtIFNTE['t kItrhrnctthnets, niisr.!1nneotis kitchen PIANO TUNING & REPAIR o wpm, shorthand or dictasifter equipment. Phone 2-s221 W. I... HARMON &, Tih('nt. Ph. 608-6524. 2-t1. _____ I ____________________________________ I 35-Vacuum Cleaners DAYS WORK SELL [IS Your PurnTttnre Quick Estelle Johnson, 1507 W. 7th S.''%'iC' with the cash KIIthY & 2220S8 Call SUJ'ER I'RA itINO POST Free pick-up & delivery. Used Vacuum Cleaners $10 & u p- USED Furniture. an amount Ph 227-74. I-ILeaI Estate Wanted 24-Tteal Estate Sa le 2a_11alliting 24-Well Drilling 2-Air Cond. & Heating 26-Itoofing of 31. Musical --------------------- Lake 2-5SC.i. work. Ci11 392.f141 __ .- ? 97. Houses For Rent .IPf'k1 , Trtltk.i')4 oiIitfl, i:;'. '4.1) n1lEY' IIt,. A iii os For Rn Ic _______________________ qMAI,L, Rucinse, n.'..i4 pørkint up? time [pow-cost Want Afloo to tell md act)! Do _______________________ Retired wants jobs & Cabinet CART'fiNTER: smoil Ripair I W A \ T El D: Ixt. _____ _____ _______________________ j ________________________ __________ ,., •. I. mpat t. Ph. 1'ils. I I I''l'irt -nutI(n SVon, sit Apt. f,I4u', ('"utils, 'in rhilIr,.n ',r Writ.' It, I' ( lt', l ',I. S:tfr,rr1, ____ For [tent A Multiple Listing Realtor T\VO flE t1OOi Ilout..', Kttch. ____________________________________ _____________________________________ Park Drive I -2420 equippe1, 30 month. '?O %V. ONE _____________________________________ .I'flOOM t4iuc, 1o"-'fl I 1th 5, p)-, 172.227, ______________________________ town Mart, partly turn- I COMMODO1't1 - Vil ------.- chen equipped, $55 to a Red. S2$0697 Itnilaway, Hs'siiitnl. Hf(hV flQ'f15 Rv [bay. Day. Week on M'nth. FUTRNI1'IILK ELECTRIC ('0. 0. E. APPLIANCES New A tIppli ilf 11122- I 1; 61 1111 Marrinliso 71.......,liale Help Wanted 72-Female Help Wunted 73-Male or Female Help 74-Sales Help Wanted 77-Situation Wanted 77-A-Situation Wanted Students 21-Income Property - IS-Landacap.' Service ju)lde Supplies 2t'-Hardware 21-Home ln,nnv,er 1luzti'tiit SANFORD Houses For y I . % lk•tItnom. !J.7l7 __________________________ _______________ _________________________ . ,~__Io , , lP hr_) T JL .....__. (,all - '. r' "li. I.2; 1941 rWpT,(;r: ____________________________________ _,01 n,'r - ("AL!. RVTH FRAZIER, MOONEY APPLIANCE 212 Palmetto 61-Money Wanted 64-Savfl2's & Loan OS-Thaurance - l .11) lir ' tI ,, ti 4j ,-, - , it. -----_ in: 1'F)t rum i . fl•)r ' I ..., or 1 Its,Ir"m .' 1',t,titqrv Is? £E7 II. YlorI1a room lIrilio. Patio. Lovely coriot. Owner. ?-1 1t. t. Situation Wanted - USED I-Lost & Pound 2-I'ersonals 4-Beauty Car. - 111: I''I h'i. f)'in''t lflth.j 1t)CKINt3 - - CHAIN SAW'S REO TV Ret Vihrr,tnrs - Floor Tnuchifle AMERICAN RENT--l.I. 2.'fi 1 200t S. Ilitivnthtt Appliances ______________________ \ HOtVS'rOVR ___________ . ___________________________________________ ____________________________________ AL0fJG, C.~ Way To flt - _____________________ & - RO14ERT A. WILLIAMS fitualtor KaYflrnfld 1,unlqutpt, Assoc. Atlantic flank Bug 3$1.II - Ave. rat.. Tn Your ____ COMING tM. Rent I1uies-Sale or _______________________________ _______________________________ . _____________________________ ITh 3:2-7li1* .902 2701 Orlando Or. Sanford _____________________________________ ____________________________________ you Money _______ __________________ -- _______________________________ - LIC4GFITT REXU.l.. 1IL'(S Service Calls $2.00 M _______________ HOW'S qx)FZ so.' ne For Rental" I)as 2.7U4 \ooksni1i t-O4St ught,. PAHK AVENtF applicants will he . ,TEWE1,ERS W-14,11,11 i JOHNS REALTY Clt'll (iII.O1I Bring ____ Qus1ir'tng. THE TIME TK$'i'Kt FIRM C'ttv iTall. Submit *Service l'plit'snt Ions to ominer in City hail prior to Dec . 14, ______________________________ ___________________________________ i1.'l'AiiE IIIAMONI Type, iIilII1i'5 _________________________________________________ I Onr-Utilr 4'AIIAT Will. But ____ I holti at I :t P. Tn. .1E AVE .l'IFS . .! BUY BROKER trill S. Park Ph. _____ SPECIAL Tlfn1:F: Vtfl. 1 4 Bath home. 4. ThII. l.ii(hi l,r,'tUI'fltM iflf.tltIfl,'l'. htultun'c rnrtgnc. A. \VIUDI)ON C. Adjustments will be mad e on a re-run basis only for typographical !(lt 01113' $3t'.flO. "Sister KittIes" is a most de- others. errors 4hat affect the value of the ad. Adjustments will not be society. MATHER FURNITURE mad. beyond the first Insertion. . . . dicated and devote d person to 822-0082 your Answer to the Complaint 2 0 3' E. 1st. dia. Oash or Terms. "We also believe In daily detht, Piaintifrit attorneys, van all whD have needed her serCall 922-0296 after 4:20 p. m. My apaingy to H. L. Douglas Berg & Gay, P. 0. Box 407, votlon, reading the Bible, taking (IOn 2. Personals i-Lost & Found vices at the Home and Rest and Rev. N. A. Watson for fall- ____________________________ Florida, and to file the ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Orlando, ____________________________ '63 SPEED QUEEN Washer, __________________________________ _________________________________ original (if such AnFwer Bedding & Plurniturr mitice offer. I -junish Alodorn ng of Ing ties, and to see them grow in rOUND AT United State Bank SUICIDE Prevennon c3s.il WE thi. Clerl, of the aforeNLId CirAT FACTORY PRICES Living room tiulte, couch & - I I - -- children PntroI boys were Ronald Sutton went down on the 'Glades to get1,,11 )11tUW pnti well-fed. SomeI and Richard Lamar. S S S say I spoil them, I guess I do. with me because she was engagGeneral business class at ated to become married. The fol- All children need love and lowing week, I married them tention, since children Sanford Atlantic National Bank. In my church." delight, then I am guilty. Some 57 students opened savings "Sister Kitties' has given 11 was asked by one of the accounts. Mrs. Elnuise J. Euservice to th e Good welfare workers if I ever he- banks is .sposor. Samaritan Home and three full came atthchcd to the children Theodus Purnell. presiding years at Rest Haven Shelter when they come to the home? minister of the Sanford area, Home. She but; served as assistMy reply was. '1101A, clin You said that rver~- effort is being ant teacher at the kindergarten resist when they are so aflec- made to set' that every memsince It began s1 years ago. cute, and begging for her of tie local congregation This Is what she had to y tioniite, Job at someone to love them. I have will ix' present at the circuit when asked about her tears when they departed i1sscnht3I' to held at Howard the home and taking care of the shed either to th eir own home or 1-ugh School, Ocala, Nov. 25-27. children who live at the home: kflOW TO Purnell said that the "To me, the children mean adoptive home, especially ing the conditions they are going gressiveness of teaching metheverything. They keep me alive back Into after having such ads of the WatCiltower Society and active. The closeness we tender care here at Rest Haven will be employed and demonshare, I feel that God has joined us together as a family. We To fulfill her dreams, she was cult Assembly, which makes it teach them to be intelligent, to know what Is required to be- graduated from tfie Croom compulsor.y Wilt eacti complete Adult school •lune 1965 at tiumily be there. Friday's meetcome a good citizen, and to 111gb find their rightful place later In the age of 29. ing will be different from all - pension plan. F%AmInAtIon for ______________________ the economical weekly or monthly rates. When get .arls.r results, call and cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run of I hoped for and dreamed of was I there, at least a home and more traveling." DEDICATED house mother, Mrs. Emma Lee KitMother Ruby Wilson, directfles of Rest Haven Shelter Home and Johnnie'"lilor of Good Samaritan Home. liams, John W. Brinson and Leonard Jenkins. said of "Sister GEMINI Space Exhibit was set up by Tim Seewold is affectionately known: (left) stnd Richard Strickler, seventh grade student "Having accepted the Holiness of Mri. Rae Ring's English Class in the South faith, she became a part of me. Seminole Junior High School library. Toni Monti She left Sanford again with her parents. I was not pleased about not hearing from her. 1 equip- REAL ESTATE r'AY OR l(T . 4A 11 ' V 'NN1tt t Ith hni.'. fly owner. 2.2O$ after 6 u. m. ______ ____ . ____________________ ______ , _ - Sale __________________________________________ - 11 ________ Real Estate-Side ".i,l. Won't Make- Hay Day Iflflses For Pago - CALI.RART 'Z04 S. Park Ave. acainery & Supply Co. ° ____________________________________ fikAl TI' IAN wnte4. See Jimmy 122-64*7 ____________________________ 'T W. Intl St. 51. Articles For Rent ('wnti, Cut 'N' ("tin. C'11 122 ______________________________ -4flIi. -(4 r 2S.-Ra.Fn - Television Ut ltITA;. fiki W 'h,lra, nick room supplIes MINIMUM CONSICUTIVE Iw$UTION$-ND CHANGE Always order your . we , OnoI working conditions and - and PIp.a WU IUDtuIT aitd Service All - 4. PUMPS fRll.L.E1 SPRINKL.ER SYSTEMS Per Line fully 19( , ______ S$. with lotnridarolp ostntilil4vird minimum hgt. ED" *flf'I wgt. mintmtim of high iiu; t4,hOOl t',ltic'tion or f'QtIi%'Rleflt. heel forth from one sthte to another?" I wanted to settle in could call one place, a place l' ________________ ______________________ __________________________________ ____________________ s; MotnI ft lint iarint'L qurilfio4 WELLS and -- S' 1'TIh1T TrniU'r, ____________________________ I$C Per Line I ------------------------- 24. Well Drilling Per Line Nov. -.---.__- I A flflftUbtr o mk r month. 6n, Doty- r'i. w, WALLS - ne Ad _____ Wanted nni wrilc P. 0. _____ FIRESTONE STORES CLEANiNG IAVES 'rom $l,flt)O to 4, S15.1`10 nwnljil~ _________________ ' ____ FOR ti~ pc'4, ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) 1 . tn. r. S. __ An TU1 CITY of Sanford Civil Sor.mmMR TV. TnIcf' 'u'ii'o iIn,ir.i is Accepting .iiplt______ SnIii t,otits, vor the position of Cfltlon for _ç . PRtrolmtufl. RequirePnIii'o ,CERATOR i. I' RI f tug.': to I yre. i ,nonu': No fro"I, TThIko. Tit1' up 1 h____________________________ & ught to oonfc'rm to 'EXTSCH Day . 20c DAY ........................ Help nthn who i•:t•:i' SP1'CIA1. PAINTING tufter b SPRAY ROOF - . .. .. .. .. ....... 6c : self. my mother "I often asked wasn't there an easier way tO Ad Runs YOUI The Longer W - Traveling as a AD NEXT DAY S,ntor'1. _____ PAIN I A J. Ad000k _________________________________________________ JET th eir educa- through all of CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR 1. and aid in supyounger sisters and tion. 'Yet -A 49 . & 32-b46 45593 1 Male 71. Sale 1u. Mrs. ft. W. hor4. - SOUTH SEMINOLE 322 .261 "or HAII.l' __________________________ 23-Painting SANFORD to WET . flhinunt r*tps. lflflfl S. Park Au'.'., Art. I or Ph. I-Ii' ' To Want Ads Unes ,;': - -I ...4,11 .1"'.: -1"" __ --- A1.TERATIO Want Ad Information Direct Phone school getting . the age- found that It was Impossible to reach this goal. because she had porting her Christmas Want ________________________________ desire to her place In society. to quit 11 .~ - one an education and receive find from a strong Your Ad__ s! With in pp U - --- Lee KittIes, of nine ch Praise Sho ______________________________ 50. Misc'. 16-Sewing- Alterations 322.5'736 Mrs. Emma Wins 3It MRS. RORT. B. THOMAS 1 ___ _ Dicated . ___ ___________________ 1966 - - ., ' - . - i - - . .~I I �0 p - - ,-l- e - - .' . , -.--m...'---- t-- -- - - on the St. Johiw River * S. Thanksgiving Day Just A Day For GIs -_ k 61 Bequeaths . Vast Amounts To War Buddies , .I . .. . ~ -t . ' . .' . 4 %. - . , .. -. , In writing from Viet Nam to his new pen pal, Diek Strickler, student at South Seminole Junior High School, Mclienery said, "I sure hope you and your family have a very happy Thanksgiving and please eat a drumstick for me, for that is my favorite part of the turkey." young Miami GI, who The has served in Viet Nam for 15 months, has been twice wounded and decorated with the Bronze Star with a V for Valor and a Purple Heart, knows for what be is fightIng. Uo S. Step Up Attacks — LETTERS FROM 61 pen pals in Viet Nam are cornpared by South Seminole Junior High School students, Ronnie Ballentine (standing) and Richard (Herald Photo) Strickler. j - — -e-- - - 3 ______________- - - I, CircuLt Court ... ed is first line 4-ply! * * , Fisnerman * -, urowns . In Lake Jessup ' - .ju - 404w~ . ' - - . . - - .1 . - - - - - - ' S . ,nct, ..,.., a.i.ii.i.', C osed Up TLg ht --Except Hearts And Mouths County . ...And r - , ~,_ - 01 "' i1 J&,Aba% ..dilghl 4M -- . C TIRES. ! 4 McNEILL, of Breakfast Club radio fame, gets a bite of Deltona's fourth birthday cake from iris wife at the daylong celebration of the new community (lower photo). Frank Mackle, of the developing firm of Mackle Bros, smiles. Upnei- photo shows part of the audience at the (Photos by Howard Middleton) birthday party. WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING 405 FRONT END REPAIRS 17.92 At ONORA RD. 322-0651 . ToplessGo-GoGone BATTERIES W. FiRST ST. * * * * In Viet Nam 'It Was Just Another Day' NO CARRYING CHARGES DON 323-1632 ' Shop Zale's for style, qualify and lowest prices on famous lii ' ' Senilnole County . . '. . - . . . , - -- 0 1 - 5 C for hours, "Don't Jetme die, Dear God, please don't let me die, God." Three months later he was better, but I never heard aL_a that . trIm mention - WHAT IS YOUR LI HEARING SCORE? I Do v have No Yes 2 No Yes Areyo..sonwflm.sco.fus.din 3• group c.sv.rsations 4 Wuid yes frqsoestly like th. • TVertsdlo.IIpp$.Iesd.r Arsyes...whah,wsbait 5 dies est ów.ys ued.ntesd No Yes No Yes.... No .0th NO •nswsr space. If your total score Is lou tI. 60 points, you •re .IigblI, to receive a FREE 1V-radl. listening devic, th.t fits right in lb. oar and greatly Improves your enjoyment of TV and radio programs. This offer Is r.serv.d for Ph. hard-of-hearing only. To r.ceivo your FREE hearing device. lust clip Out your toil paper and mail with your cam, and .ddr.ss to ' points for DAYTONA am _ Itsrl.s, Ispek, F..' All M.k • And today I sit here and try * . 'Take a Full Year j ....... to think of something to write $wdurd is for this day . the courthouse and quiet . . . city trail are closed and I try to r. ,ncniber all the Thanksgiving Days past. The lousy and good tlnui-s, and lupe for souinethuling better. No, tn4ike it pray for aornetiuiuug better . . for all of us. ~ [-I NO MONEY DOWN $ Nssoe to pay T OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY .. . . . ........... S I remember a Thanksgiving Day in the lUSOs . . . Out of the army a short time walking the streets of New York City and see the hums" begging for handouts, rummaging through garbage cans, drinking cheap wine and waiting for their handouts froin the Salvation Army saying "I . . I remember wonder what they have to be thankful for?" Yes traál. saderstesdieg I. eesk.r.tcurchormeetInq Do you nesf.iltoheer • etelepboaeordoorb.Ilrhsg SANFORD PLAZA S JEWELER 8 322.1000 OPEN THURS. & FRI. TIL 9 Count Jur BIessings C ......-5--.,'........ • . 'ThankS gLVLng' In SeML"nole County By I)OTTIE AUSTIN Seminole C o U n t I a n s this Thanksgiving Day count their blessings with mixed feelings. Many are thankful for "good health" but swine who had Illness in the family are thankful "It's not worse." Parents and wives who have suns or husband in thu Viet Nuiim wur are somewhat, dubious leags but thankful about bsin (hut "Inc is sale, so fur," or in swun, cusSeS, where a man is wounded, "thankful that he is still alive" or In cases where at hush hiss given his life, ''thankJul that we 1usd him for the >cirs that were given us." Around Sanford and Seminole U. '. 5 5. _ ! . - - 'Si' 5 after C TEST YOURSELF ',S4/e fl_S_t& -- God 226N.I..cbSt..i.DIF , k '. price if the tire adverfi s- ---5- - SANFORD, I'1.ORIDA —Price 5 Cents -. Jury Here Fi n d s reacher Guilty I. --'S - ''I - '. I .' Herald Christmas Special Continue To . S f THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1966 - Living Costs ¶1' We'll meet any advertised Office Bldg.ps,. 251.2561• Address 322-O$U AP Leased Wire— Established lOOM - ALL SIZES IN STOCK. Authorized D.hlb.,g Dealer FM DLUVUY - - • HEARING AID SERVICE ME$4$IR FL.OP.AFAX 69 ' Go Up And Up Allow 20 2221 aespesili. Ave N -:,% 32771 . .. JllJtTlJl)AY JMIdI. of the Knights of Columbus will 1* t-ekbratI Saturday at the Polite Benevolent ('lub on Seminole Boulevard. Joseph J. Falgione (left) ;And Andrew 13ichki. peneral chairman and ticket chairman, respectively, discuss plans. - — 9 i rratb 'Thanksgiving Day -..' in the United States, a day (now the fourth Thursday of November) generally appointed or reCOtiUflefl(lC(t annually I))' the Federal or State executives as a legal holiday to be set apart for thanksgiving and praise to The four (157 Thanksgiving I, God for the mercies of the year Sanford police antI Seminole Sanford boy was hurt In a 1iotidlng period last year and from t p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1 an average of more than 4,200 to midnight Sunday, Nov. 13. observance last year was past. It originated with the New County deputies kept t It e I r scooter mishap. The total wits 646, Including marked by a rernrd high tm?NV First reports around the nn- a month. England Colonists and has been fingers crossed this morning On Hi Vi(tiIfll under the age of 18. fie death toll of 615. comparative purposes For regularly observed since Presi- with nt, Thanksgiving flay ccI- tion reported 80 deaths an of the final toll, the Associated 9 n.m. dent Lincoln 's proclamation In dents reported as of 8 n.m. The count of highway ricci- 1')iu National Safety co unc il , l'ress made a survey of high.I 4i#~ , dents for the four day period which does not. make advance way (ient)I Ins nnn-holldy peI ...... , ..,' (Wehatera New Internationalstarted at midnight- and will estimates of trnffic deaths for rioti or corrc'poiiuun u'',,., w .. Dictionary) end at midnight Sunday cover- the Thanksgivng perio, has reported that in the first nine ifif ROP Pu hours, • • l'olie reported soniC minor niontha this year 88,100 pnrsons I guess this is a day I shouldncchkuts earlier Wednesday lost th eir lives in motor VI!be patting people on the hack, evening but there were no bide accidents. That was 10 per counting my blessings anti all seriotis mishaps, although onecent. higher th an th e rorresTwo Orlando fird-iermnn went out in * host from Slack that, but since you will be cathtamm-ck, on the south aide of Lake Jessup, this morning ing your turkeys, watching foot, 41 -. but nriy one returned. ball games on TV, I think I' 1Jessie .lnmes Clark Jr., 21, of 2.114 West .1arkon Stret, ;_. write this one for myself. Orlando, told The Herald shortly b'1orn 10 Sm. that he and Ulyssc'M Nelson, about 40, of Lake Sunset Drive, Orlando. • • . were fishing. I remember a Thanksgiving Ile said the W)fl(I began whipping the wat'.r in to their boat *' 0 day in the 1940s .-. I was only and before they could bail 1out the craft it w swamped and 1\ a kid then ... never mind how overturned. He held onto the overturned boat but "I aw fJlysses go old . . - This was on the streets under." of New York City and we Clark said h and Nelson had worked together at the teleTHANK YOU for the food we Pat - . thank You stole nickels off newspaper i phone company in Orlando. for the bird-i that. .ing . , - thank You God. for . counters so we could buy 'Milky Sheriff J. L. hobby dispatched his department's rescue crew (Herald Photo) everything' Way" candy bars and have to Black Hammock shortly before press time this mourning. Verdict of guilty was returned by Circuit Court flhlln,.-a .... ønniih mnnt-'t' left over to see . nlnI. nmlrierl to Tine Sanford Herald today John Wayne kill all those Japs known as "Preacher Joe" and "Doctor" Williams. due to our new printing on Iowa Jima . . - I think we WillIams, of Sanford, was charged with grand plant and printing presses. had hamburgers that night for We are printing our very ceny by John Everette, 74, of Bartow. supper. first tabloid-size supplement. Everette told the iury Williams fleeced him out of 'r tabloid is given over to Christmas Ideas as offered by I remember a Thanksgiving $700 which he gave him under the impression that Williams the merchants of Sanford day In 1940 and there was a could "make It grow." Plaza. fire in the neighborh000d. The Everetto testified Williams Also, today's Herald, on • this Thanksgiving Day, also fire lighted the whole street told him he needed to go Into movie personalities welcomed i palians, Baptists, Methodists '21 it!5. Richard Cardinal CizabThanksgiving Day In Ser publishes the annual Christup and my father said he would the woods with the money and the holiday season. Philadelphia and Unitarian-Universalists at- ing of Boston ha.1 !,000 elderly nob County arrived t od ay w mas guide. take me to a night baseball prayover it for three days and tended an ecumenical aer,ico I people as his iguests for a bi le had its Girnbel's parade. its own mixture of traditi ShOP SEMINOLE... game . . 1f God would spare three nights. Religious services featured in Boston. I meal. AND SAVE! and timeliness. There we thei Football played a big part in I remember that Later, Everette said Williams WASHINGTON (AP) us' . Traditional dinners for exchanges between different gave him the title to a 1060 Whatever Americana have to and family reunions praye rs churches. Ministers in Kansas homeless were on the nlva- the day far sports fans w i t hi Thanksgiving day. About'the onl things or City swapped churches to de- tion Army schedule in Thin'niit- three pro games and one college Ford regIsreL In his nañi be thI,k1U1afOT today, :t high * * (\ and the ira nun âf Nellie TayIo, liver sermons and Episco- tan, San Francisco and other contest on national television. here were hearts and mouth I remember a ThanksMiv4 nt? reported to be Williams' corn- cost of Iking Isn't at the top Other-wise, things were clot day and we were in our late roon-law wife, with the asaur- of the lIs1ncluding the price tight. teens and In college and everY- ance that if ho did not returnof the Thanksgiving turkey. one got drunk before the big the money In ten days, Everette Hearts were opened in New government I I g u r e s football game . . - We all for- could keep the car. however, traditional blessing for a r got It was Thanksgiving and all the title was ruled worthless, show living costs up 3.7 per tion's abundance while ti we thought about wcrc''girls since it was never legally cent. In the past year, the were open to pi mouths . worst siege of price hikes since and booze and winning a game processed. take of that abundance at 1 that today I don't even rcmem- After the jury found Williams the first year of the Korean Thanksgiving table. as charged, Attorney guilty boy the score. war In 1951. Public and private buildir Wallace hall requested a prowere closed to give employer sentence investigation which rt of the uuntry. AP Cores holiday. SAIGON, South Viet N a m there were some holiday touch- pa I remember a Thanksgivingwas denied by Circuit Court Downtown Sanford was i (AP) — An Air Force captain in es for the more than 1160.100 -spondent Bob M. Gassaway reDay In the Army and we sat Judge Voile Williams, Jr. as a reporter strot sorted Viet Nam put it this way: "It Americans now wrvrng er'. , around camp playing pool ',orted that 2i tons of turkey and ' tine basis of Williams' past i-cctioent really seem like Thanksthere at S a.in. There was nothing to do and we ord from the Federal Bureau A turkey - and trimmings din t) tons of hum were t,etng giving. With the weather and The Sanford Post. Office were struck in this CHIflP of Investigation in a five page being away from the family. I ncr was served lo all troops who -,erved Im We Leathernedts. closet! all day in observance Ve went to the I'X anti had a report. In u mlidav message. Gun. could be reached with the :tpe• just like any other day," Thankaviging. The frei milk shake and then went back Judge Williams sentenced the this William C. Westmoreland. cornRichard Decker, 34. of Austin, I dat menu. In some cases. station of the Atlantic Co By FRED VAN PELT to playing pool. I lost $16 that convicted man to six months Tex., was on duty as usual at meant parachute drops or he(lLine Railroad was closed of all mrican forces r day to five years in the stati' cur- Dear Boss: only It didn't last long enough. were most stores to give e the busy Da Nang Air Base to- copter shuttles to isolated unitsnander It was fun while it lasted 'lit VjCL Nam. said the "signifirectional lnstituUon unul reday and that was the way this in the jungles and mountains. I mean, about the topless go-go girls Invading Casselberry. 1)boYees a day of rest before I Thanksgiving in Viet Nam At Phu Lol. about 13 mites cance of our Thanksgiving Day I remember a Thanksgiving manded him to custody. The girls, nude from th e waist up, had fun "bouncing" long hours of Christmas sear jury north of Saigon. a -special award can be found tin Viet Nam.' Members of the looked to hint, Day in a foreign country and z werearound that Casselberry night spot on Monday and Tuesday moves into full swing. There were missions to be ce re mony was held with high "As we offer prayers in graUwas thousands of miles from Gerald Sehiefen, Robert Park- evenings, for the benefit of the paying pop-eyed customers, Many restaurants were oi flown and ground actions to be officers from both the Vietnam tide for our freedom, " WestIt was bitter cold or, Wendell French, ViI1lam E. The girls weren't much worried about being arrested either in anticipation of boonn home and we sat around drinking Holloway, Claronce Buyer iul , , on any kind of a charge - . . because only a month ago carried out. Despite the day I ese and U.S. Armies on hand. A ruorciand said. "this uppressetl . business for families who ti marked on the calendar, the firelight broke out only 1.30SJ naLuti seeks to preserve As 'iwn some topless go-go girls wero arrested in Pinehlas County, only the easy way and planned lousy coffee from dirty mugs James Bendenbaugh, meters from the perimeter of freedour. Let s retletlicate ourwar went on. There was no mail that to be let, go scot-free when the officials found they had not dine out. The day's most spectacular the U.S. 1st Infantry Division selves to preserve riot, only that violated any existing laws on the books. day and we sat. around and Across the nation there w Herald Index Incident occured early, when elements based there. Artillery which, we consider to be our But I guess Police Chief Ken Trlplott, at Casselberry, didn't the usual parades with Chri cussed everyone and made Jokes Area Deaths ----------------2 the Viet Cong ambushed an rounds whtst.ld over the parade heritage, but that which we about God . . . I remember Bridge .....................611 like the publicity his fair city was getting, or rinaybe ho was nuts buying themes, too. cver conscious of our duty — American convoy near the ground. getting a drumstick and eating Classified Ads ..............7A looking after the morals of the night spot's habitues ... anyhow, New York, Macey's added From the field with U.S. must. pass on to the SeneruLlIJus mountain resort of Dalat and Comics ..................611.713 he says he had a "little talk" with the manager of the night pernian and Noah's Ark to it from a rustymess kit. 'is.' killed 20 persons. including Marines in the northernmost, -sut-ceetlinig who decided ho didn't need nudity to drum up business. Editorial Page .............6A spot, lists of giant balloons and fbi • • three U.S. servicemen and one three So, Boss, our topless go-go girls have "covered" and In Hollywood, a motor Entertainment ..........611-713 American civilian. I remember a Thanksgiving -611 "bounced" right out of Seminole County, almost as quickly with radio, television i In general. however, the Founder" fell Day when a mortar round Society .....................7 as they "uncovered" and "bounced" in. badly short and seven Gis were —Ye Wire Ed. wracked up. One guy screamedSports ......................8.9 * * * IrL - - CORSAGES - — - I S,c.cess.ste A. P. I..s.y Flowers For All Occasions POJTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS - b ' - FLORIST -- a ufii r * .• if Husband Seeks Two Divorces GRAPEVILLE C - - , 0 1, '1 . — "The Nile of America" Police, Deputies Keep Vigil Here To Curb Road Slaughter By Larry 'ershel . - VOL. ~~ . -, * * R'C LO .. "All of us GIs over here in Viet Nam really appreciate 1 your support and your letters News Of Men In Service of concern for us. You are the could raise kind of people who EUGENE WILLIAMS, son of with RVAH- as an airman apour morale and keep up fighting for we know that at least Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Williams prentice. RVAH-3 is the replaceour morale and keep us fight- of 411 Suniand Drive. has gra- ment crew training squadron for realize what we are fighting duated from eight weeks recruit all Fleet Reconnaissance At. for. We are fighting for the the Marine Corps tack Squadrons while operate most loved and cherished thing training at Recruit Depot at Great Lakes, the RA5C Vigilante Aircraft, the in the world, and that is freeHe will now undergo four fleet's supersonic aircraft car doin of home, country, religion, M. speech, and many, many more, weeks of individual combat rie-based. all-weather, weantraining and four weeks of basic be writes, naissance bomber. Answers are still coming In specialist training in his military • reply to the letters written by job field before being assigned MAJ. FRANK S. CATLIN. the students at the South Sem- to a permanent unit. year to "Any . . mole school last USAF, son of Mr. and Mrs. John HERBERT W. T U C K E R. GI" In Viet Nam. E. Catlin of Sanford has been Ronnie Ballentine received a T/Sgt. USAF, whose sister Mrs. letter xecentiy from 19-yearold Carrie Roberson lives at 716 wj. on temporary duty at Perth, Plc.. Charles Carrolle, of Call-. low Ave. has graduated from Australia in support of the fourlornia, who is working under the USAF Senior Non-commiss- day space flight of Astronauts the chief surgeon with the ioned Officer Academy at Or. Lovell and Aidrin. First infantry Division. lando AFB. Orlando. Major Catlin. an HC-130 Her. He describes his work Sgt. Tucker. who received ad'not as glorious as fighting, vanced military leadership and cules rescue crew commander but It sure is safer." He con- management training is an auto- was a member of the Aerospace siders it just as Important motive maintenanc'e technician Rescue and Recovery Service help heal the wounded as it is at Charleston. AFB, S. C. He is force positioned along the orbito fight the Viet Cong, howKorean War veteran and has ta] path to assist, as needed, in ever. recovery of the Gemini capsule. also served in Vietnam, Maybe you should add to . a a He is assigned to the ARRS unit your list of things for which at Andersen AFB. Guam. STEVE R. BRATTIS'. 21. son you are thankful, the fact Major Catlin. a veteran of the that there are stilt, in tiin of Mrs. Billyc J. Easingwood, Korean War is a graduate of Rt. 1, Box 30F has returned to age of protest and draft Virginia Polytechnic Institute card burning, young men his base camp at An Khe, Vietwho consider your freedom nam after two months of con- and was commissioned there in worth bleeding and dying tinuous combat during Opera- 1951 upon completion of the tions "'Thayer" and "Irving." USAFROTC program. for. a a In a day-long battle, Oct. 2, Brattis and his unit, Company C, GLEN G. PEARCE, 19, Army 1st Battalian. 12th Cavalry. 1st private. 500 of Lt. Cal. and Mrs. Cavalry Division. helped wipe R. L. Pearce, 1203 Arlington out a reinforced North Vietna- Boulevard. Altamonte Springs mese battalion, killing 144 of has completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training Nov. Henry the enemy and capturing many MIAMI. Fla. (AP) 17 at Fort Jackson, S. C. more. DeLaughter simultaneoutly corna Opf'r.)r in the ?'tdO A ed divorce suits against Mary D A W S 0 N B. THOMPSON. Hall DeLaughter of Madison, pany. Specialist Brattis entered Coast Guard Cadet 4c, son of Via., and Ethel Cooper Dc- active duty in October, 1965 and was stationed at Ft. Beno- Mr. and Mrs. Calvin D. ThompLaughter of Hollywood. The suit against Mary Hall De- ing. Ga., before his arrival son of Oviedo. has been appointcd to the U. S. Coast Guard AcaLaughter charged her with do- overseas last April. a dem' as a fourth class cadet. a a sert.ion. It alleged he refused to accompany him to Miami in THOMAS H. BRONSON, USN, He completed the first marking 1944 after marrying him in 1939. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. period of the fall semester on The second suit said he and Bronson of Sanford, an Air Con- Nov. 5. When he completes his Ethel separated in 1962 after he trolman I c, is participating in four years at the Academy, he learned his atlorney had failed Naval combat operations as a will be awarded a Bachelor of to follow through and no final crew member aboard the 5ev- Science Degree and granted a decree was recorded f or his c-nth Fleet attack aircraft car- commission as an ensign in the first marriage. ncr USS Franklin D. Roosevelt.. Coast Guard. The ship has been engaged In a N EWS SFRVICF CHARLES A. ALLEN. Marine combat operations in the Gulf NEW 1)ELIII (AP) — India of Tonkin. oil North Vietnam, Lance Corporal. son of Mr. and ha inaugurated a coaxial Mrs. Douglas Allen of Oviedo, link between N('w Delhi, II) for various extended periods has reported to VT-6, (training bay arid Calcutta, providing nce her entry into Western squadron) at Naval Air Station, the firM. such link between Pacific waters. a Pensacola. where he will under. these major itiea. . . go training in the T-28 Trojan Direct telephone dialing kg.. j GEORGE. F. WRITE JR., aircraft. tween these and other eit.its USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. S along the line will now he pc. George F. White of 117 Country JOE LEE FIJLSHUM, Marine Club Road is prently serving sibie. or Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Whittle of Oviedo is serving with Headquarters and 'Maintenance Squadron, First _' . Marine Aircraft Wing, Du Nang Air Base. Vietnam. HMS-11 is a subordinate unit of Marine Air Group 11. Air.,11~f craft of that group make flights against enemy personnel and Installations, provide close air support for the United States and the Republic of Vietnam ground forces engaged in com11 11 bat ope rations against the enerr)" . Act ress I. ' and Meflenery the thousands of other young Americans who are pering their country In an alien land. * * * Zip Code Phone 822.2811 or 425'5988 Generally Mir through Fritiny . Sr/I Royal I br I C , PHILADELPHIA (AP) , A . A' young, We&?h3' GI killed In Viet Nam left P. M. of his $l0fl.00( ,i5 LONDON (AT') --- A burly plus Inherltince to two follo w •, b.,rged on to the stage of soldiers because he felt the n eeded ft.. . London's Phoenix Theater durEdward M. Mcllvain Jr.. 21. .: ing final curtain calls Tuesday an Army Special Forces troopnight, threw actress Juliet Mills HAPPY TI1ANKSGI'lNG to someone from the Student Council of Sancr, left $15,000 each to two budwere (W( his shoulder and exited here ford Junior High School. Five boxes of canned foods shown dies who had served with him at received at a dance given by the ecnrnc.il and will be distributed to the with his pretty burden kicking Ft. Bragg, N.C. needy. From left are Donald Farrens, teacher; Susan Southward and Mcflvaln, member of social and struggling. ly prominent family, was killed Melody Hanson. SC officers; Capt. Jack Owens, of the Salvation Army; The audience hail filling the 2,by shrapnel while riding in a Thomas Benson, president of student council, and Danny DeMorse. A 338-seat house gasped. The thenJeep In Viet Nam last Oct. is. cheek for 25 also was given by the council. (herald Photo) ter manager called the police. "We don't know anything Wearing an Edwardian gown about his two soldier friends," George M. Cheston. the dead and elaborate blonde wig for the GI's stepfather, said after the leading role in Oscar \Vilde's F li e r s bequests were made public comedy "Lady Windermere's Tuesday. Miss Mills was carried to The two soldiers are Francis SAIGON. South \'iet Nam and the firat since Nov. 11. ese desertions in Septerntw Septem be r a waiting car and driven away. Roger Murray and Ban K. Rob- (AP) U.S. fliers stepped up On another front, the U.S. compared with 7,500 last March. Detectives found the 26-yearerts, both now in Viet Nam. I their attacks in North and South mission announced a new, ma- In the scattered ground ac- old actress, daughter of movie In an April 6 codicil to his Nam while on the ground jor effort to spur the pacifica- tion, U.S. Ma ri nes supported by star John Mills. drinking in a will, Mctivaln said he wanted kes, a rt illery, naval gun pub with her kidnapers. They th e soldiers to get the money if the fighting lapsed today into tion program, the civilian-di- air st ri rected campaign to win the alle- fire and tanks reported killing said they were students trying he died 'on or before July 6. small scattered clashes. B52 bombers pounded Corn- giance of South \'iet Narn's 36 'jet Cong in clashes Tuesday to raise money for charity. 1967." Miss Mills' husband, Amenbecame munist positions in support of masses to the Saigon govern- near Da Nang and Chu Lal. Mcflvain's wish said they can songwriter Russell Aiquist-, known when his will was filed the American forces pressing mont. Deputy U.S. Ambassador The Marines arlvt'd with a ransom of $28. 2.i Viet I for probate in Norristown. m Operation Attleboro in Tay Ninh Wi lliam J . Porter. 52. was trapped one band ofninsula 13 A police spokesman said: Officials of a Philadelphia bank Province and those in Ope ration named to head the new attempt Co ng on a small pe C will take no action unless a southwest of Chu La] cmi said Mcflvain's estate could , J Paul Revere in th e central high- to make th e fl agging program miles drove them to the sea. The formal complaint Is made by succeed. worth more than $100,000. They lands. said the two GIs have been told The weather improved over As the ground fighting subsid- Leathernecks called in artillery Miss Mills." North \'iet Nam Tuesday for the ed. the 360,000 American troops barages and air strikes which of the Mcflvan lived in Wynnewood. first time in nearly two weeks, in 'jet Nam and the 60,000 men killed 15 of the Vict Cong. The Pa.. a fashionable Philadelphia and U.S. pilots flew 59 bombing offshore on 7th Fleet ships Marines killed the other 10 in missions, an increase over re- looked forward to the traditional ground fighting. suburb. The youth enlisted In OctoberI cent days but still far below the turkey-and-trimmings Thanks- The Marines reported only light casualties. 1964 and went to Viet Nam last i average 150 missions of ideal giving dinner Thursday. in another development, U.S. I flying days. I April. One American plane was i-c- sources disclosed that deserGo, 1Ian, Go! _ ported shot down, a two-man tions from South Viet Nam's HighATHENS, Ohio (AP) The term ABC Powers re- Air Force F4C Phantom jet. regular army have dropped fers to the Latin American Both fliers were listed as miss- sharply since stiff new penalties way patrolman R.A. Speedy. countries of Argentina, Brazil ing. It was the 427th plane i-c- were ordered last April. These who a few months ago stopped a and Chile. ported lost over North Viet Nam sources reported 4,000 Vietnam- Mr. Fast for driving too slow, this week tagged Virgil S. Quick of Newark, Ohio, for speeding. - Seminole County 'Kidnap' " V ., Nov. 28, 1966 — St udents . By Jane Casselberry when 300 all down Thurs day in the warmth and corn. fort of your family circle to a sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner say a prayer for Page 12 Jo .V., . . :,. '. I County government officials art' "thankful for the progress we are making and hopeful it will not be Impeded by inter-sectional ill feelings and quarrelling." School ollIclais express thrtnk• fulness that "we have been able to do as much as we have with what we have, There Is much room for improvement. but we inivi, been able to make much ) I-ogress, ''such us our new Jim . ion' college," Lake Mary residents are thankful for it new postollit'e, success in getting the 14 inter change and liii' I)rohInntty of St!InIflulu Junior College. Law enforcement officials while worried about nunauuy two- blenus are "thankful that by and large, the youth of our county are flute youngsters, on their way to becoming good citizens. We don't have many of the serious problems here that are found In other areas of the country." Ministers and church officials are "thankful that God eontti'ucs to bless our nation, with nhundruu'e of good things and gives us strength to face whats ver truths come to us." Many of tine pour of the county airs' gra$elul for the genet'usity of student clubs, civic grutips, churches and other etti tens ltu have shared their blessings In order that many are feasting today, where elyi'utut4flCt'5 would have otherwise made this irupouibbe. Throughout Seminole County uuiuch good continues to flow, the county continues to grow in population. prosperity and busi- Sign up now for our 1961 Employment Is at a peak, Service reporting fewer persuns out of work at this time and jobs going begging. Throughout the county, as thousands of fatuities in thouhomes sit clown to sands groaning tables, laden with bountiful array of food, most u ill be thankful that they uery born, or live, in America, of all nations, must blessed. .& -. Christmas Club % ith Florida State Employment - - - --. - -_ -_i - - - -r - -Th.-SANFQRD-'A1tMT1C' — r. 1lflI' PK. 3U4I1 "Its a Pleasure to Bank at ths Atlantic" MIM$U Ilk, III. 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IL ri ~*OF# j 4b io 9 'I 0 111 0 S Threats And Confusion Rei9n u Pr ,~~~C*t-__- At Courthouse Row Before Com ission , Alexander Denies Board Clamps lid tifiir rrath e c Lo By LARRY %ERSlIEI Christmas decorations went u, in Downtown Sanford to. day There will be a giant choral Christmas "Sing" at Park and First Dec. 15 Plans being firmed up now among the "We Care" merchants Tentative. ly scheduled for 7 p.m. Many school choruses will par ticipate. . . Seminole County * * * on the St .Toliiis River *** "The Nile of America" . . . . • Phone 822-2611 or 4254988 WF%1'IIFR: Cloudy and COOl thru Wednliiy. • C)fl13' a b o ii a half-dozen youngsters turned o u I this morning to fill out applications for the Job Corps at Seminole Action S S The city can't use paper haln lots for th e Dec. 6 elcctjo u . less they decide to rescind a present city ordinance . . It should come up for official ac. tion Monday night. VOL. 59 NO. 67 I Fiesh oprsteiffe . Swift's Premium Sliced Corned Beef 1966 Pint — All iffeef, Turkey 3 pkip. PuMiz Mulists (plus 100 0 Ducklings.. . 41 lb. Swift's Premium Govt.-Inspected Shipped Qukk-Fiozan Eviscerated Plump o .. "' S&H Green Stamps with eaupon). Otru liced Ek Swift's Premium Gort.-lnsp.ctad Shipped Quick-Pssa Eviscerated irseivers0... 109. 45g Geese .. . . . . . lb. 61, SAVE 3&c: #,,- SAL AD DRIESSING Maxwell p. 1 c __ ______ AO :. . 04__ _ Row" : ___________ frozen foods Strawberries . . 3 $1 Baked Potatoes Bread Dough him. Smith's IF we . . 3 Pumpkin Pies... SAVE lOc!Mn.Smith's Mince Pies 12 .i. Sweet Potatoes Rustic Spiced Red or Green E — tw'n' s' SAVE lOc! Snowdrift (Limit 1 Please) 3 lb. .....• con Ge ___ w Pickled Sliced Beets.. 1 jar r 29c en ood Wyandotte Extra Large Pitted 69 Olives.. 3 Mince Moat Ripe Park Sausage per lb. 69c (SxPeno Wed., fiev. 23, 150$) I Pillsbsay Pie $1 Crust Mix...... w,.,, Borden's None-Such Bord.s's None-Such With Brandy menStamps 59% Tru'vv, Isle P&D Shrimp Masts ....1 SAVE 23c! Cal,. Beauty Fancy Sweet " ., a - .. - 4 bag . . . . . . . 2 stalk. Gesan Pihkur Yellow Rag wr 59 25c jisc 4 — an 4694 lour Geauhu. Idaho B.khsp lb I Potatoes . . . . . . 1O bag 4oz.can - . . . . I bag only SAVE! lOc Park Lane (V-C-S-N) - half gal. Dreink 59c - Fruit . $1 4460L cans uice . 4 4 cans Kfw 111111liciew Jank Fruit • • • • • • 26 jar L 6 9c . . cans In Casselberry $1. . . cans S . . . 2 *303 cans 259 .i rnets C•rn 5' 1. W_ dQ (iqZc a..ptøzãke.. I cans 2o& 0 SANFORD MAZA Hwy. 17. d OorS Di., Saulaid SIWNO MAZ& HOURS: HOURS: MON. THRLJ SAT. A.M. ' 1b MON., TUES. WED., SAT.: $30-7gOQ THURS.. FRI.. $30-9:OP . Ii . . °° . - . 0 2 . Hayes, broke through the roof lack of state's evidence. Motion (Iisrnisse(I the venirn until That sure was a disappointing a.m. Wednesday. of the Pinicrest Rexull Drug. was denied. turnout at the County Fair last store, May 22, formerly pleaded night . Very, very few showed up. is this the way we C asselberry and Oviedo today "not guilty" on June 3 and support our county during eac reported one additional was released on bail. He was subsequently arrestFarm-City week? 7 can didate qualifying for council ed convicted on two charges S S posts while Longwood reported ofand lJ&E in Dade County and Am, to be in school again addLitlonal petitions picked up sentenced to 10 years on each School kids here, of course, will but none flied as yet. count in the state Penitentiary. be off Thursday and Friday. G eorge W. Lotwick has filed Poe was brought. here from The Christmns vacation will in .1. Casselberry to become the Raiford to st.ind charges in start Dec. 1 and kids will re se'i nth candidate for the three the local case. lie is liable for turn Jan. 2. ope, seats and Robert Cameron an i.dditionul sentence of five joined the four already filed years in the local case. Courthouse and City Hall will for ILXZC. Chemical plant, located at 26th St. and Lal the three council offices In Judge VoIle Williams, Jr., sicbe closed Thursday. OvIdedo. c.eJ)t.d the plea of guilty and MarY Rou(l will close its facility here and relocate I Ii incumbents are seeking re- orde,ed a prescntencu investi- Jacksonville, Wade Shealy, matiager, announced to(Iu Clifford Mt1C.lbbln' special in both Casselberry and gation. Powe's attorney asked study cornmitU on industrial OVI tion do. Reason for the move was listed at "economics". for a waiver of the PHI, but It. potenUul lidd Its first meeting was denied. this morning to map out plans "Not Sanford economics, but company economics, for the group. Serving with Mc. Robert' hayes, charged Iii this Shealy explained. case, was aiso in court, Kibbin a'. Howard Hodges, :nunufacturiny facilities but asked for a contiue of Doug Stenst4 'r;ian KimOPIIIUIIt division us a ehon bell, Vernon his ease. Request was grunted have already been transported I and George 'i'ouby and the case is expected to be to Jacksonville urid the l)l"flt 1st. "At this aboutt. ilisposal tni)ipui*y Could nut have picked six Aiii estimated $7,500 in dam- heard in the spring tirsn of will be finally closed when dis. undecided inure qualified men. They hope age was estimated an a result court in February, 1067. pusul of attack Oil Iiuntl &0111 the plant," Slimily concluded. to act up a special industrial of ii fire at RI-Mar industries In addition to the 1l&J', If Uti$ commission (non-political) to localLed on East Lake Avenue In is also charged with posseaaio pItted," he added. Lon wood Monday night. get inure industry here. of burglary tools and a weapon. The plant formerly belonged ie fire was discovered by Case of Roy C. Coleman which to Chemical Corpurutican of YOU CAN'T WIN DEPART- the bngwood Police Depart. began Monday was continued America and was J)urctluseti by MENT A siij)crior rating In inpet One member of the ment. today with fiiiul arguments f the Fm eewux Conipasiy In South Seminole Jaycees already Ac cording to Fire (Thief Brian the case expected to be heard March, 'jexize is an associate tititi W118 S1W4ifliu(l the Lym'u told us he wouldn't drive to Snobv, the fire started In the this afternoon, ,nugIcIi of J"reewnx. High School Greyhound March pain t shop section of the plant. Sanford to attend any forum Coleman, a Cocoa man, Is 'rho company Iwo enililoycti log Iijmd Saturday at time Dim the courthouse. Charged with grand robbery of six men, plus Ull ufl3eu clerk trlct 5 Marching Festival I an elderly couple, Oct. 25, 11165. and wunuger. New Smyrna Iluach, urcordlni Dear Dale Carne. -de—How do Morris and Margaret ViJHbuuiy aaiI he will not trans- t I enroll In your euurbe?? .1 b&*ld 'Vii c Executive Counnitt.ee of hums, owners of a small Liie fil l. t the Jueka,',g,vlllc jalunt, BlaIr.Lyiiuii hIiiiidii*stt,r Jot11 good nmorvmg to a county corn- the Canter iociety will meet. in Juunesbjwn (Iwur Oviedo) but will move to Greenville, S.C. misaoaer today and be jumped toni ht At 7:0 at the First testified they were beaten and "az.ound the first of I)ecwnber," The band was judged CACCIICH marching for precision drtl s.1J over e. Fedsrml Caucus Bourn, rubbed of from $750 to $800 to work with the research and and fancy dumicu step. . SAVE 17! . Lotwick Files S S F & P Peaches 4 #211 Cocktail 3 Sauce 2 cans 396 44 Gullty Miamian Pleads . •. . #2'i . . 1 . . . . . J SAVE 16c! Yellow Cling Halved or Sliced . . In Circuit Court Case SAVE 33! Ubby's Healthful T-.i. . Pascal Celery. J 1½1b.bag$2.49 VAN 38' Food Wrap .0rowft- 29 EXTRA Jd(GrIenStamPs[!1Appl.i J c,, ii . iawers Ubby's Conned M"irft • hi . (Limit 1 please with other purchases of $5.00 or more)' SVE. 16c! Pillsbury P1. or Gherkins..... 3 1. $1 69' SAVE Sc! Cress. 6 Blackwell SAVE 4c! p4 a,'s . e Moat.. .!:' 39' Mixed Nuts 'it.7' 79' Pumpkin n isce ISISC • SAVE SAVE 151 Green Giant Mince Meat. Swift's P,,,dum Bomehm H.sisss H I z- Whole Onions 29' ' . ,. . . A..up.4 WWppsd Cream Cheese 4 35c _ Ice C r eam $1 SAVE 33c! Dole Pineapple-Pink Grapefruit Aunt Nellie'. Wyandotte Large Swifts I 35 Dill Strips 3 Delicious tuic 22' Apple Rings 14x. 29 Ripe _ Olives 3 ~JavfGreen Stamps.... $1 SAVE 35c! Cairo Beauty Candied Sweet Fruit Salad .1111 tNU COUPON AND P1*50*11 For Stuffing, Green Peas 5 SAVE 29c! Cairo Beauty Candied Dal Monte Tropical • . 31' Shortening . . . .. -. Keiffer Pears 3 Hjars $1 Crispy Chips 3 ' a RA i r _____ SAVE 25c! Gras,i Giant Papperidge Farm rag. or cornbread •••••• 8 OX .. pIcg. 59c 49c ,•,• . 69c _ ft. 59c Stuffing 49c " Alcoa Foil 39c PTO*Of . Sharp Cheddar ___ 18-inch Heavy Duty Aluminum 4.Iioway Houw Mortogi ____ __ P9I X film. • -'•25,' .''- tion for a 40,O0O Manpower C111111011111, -- _______ 0 1. A •5 C.,. Margarine 43 KrsWs .:- w. 2.1 _____ • •1 SAW 21 ' . . ..' __ IAr_ _fijz Ad Cranberry _ V Topping 39c MINOT W14OLIE AII• -' loci Ledly WMP Domw r ALL GRINDS Miracle • - - . Texize Plant Plans osing Of Facllity . • . Company 'Economics' Blame( ire Racks (i-Mar Plant Top Rating • - CNlb1Vy C ancer Meet Set in I - PrIce 5 Gents Bulletin . . dairy speeinls• SAVEZ8c: SANI'OflD, FLORIDA . THANKSGIVING Swift's Premium Boneless ;# Hostess ams The School Administrative of- TUESDAY, NOV. 22, 196r, ,. Set HereDec. 6 - •• S - fices will he closed Friday • • the day after Thanksgiving . . . Officials will take an extra holiday because they were open ounty courthouse wil l be Veterans Day. 1ield Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. at the * Sanford Civic Center, At the last school board meotC. Vernon Mize, president of Ing, the board voted to allow he Seminole County Chamber the state prison system to turn out lockers for South Seminole f Commerce announced today Junior High School. Their price that Ii pe rsons, representing was $900 lower than the only t he various factions of th e conbid of a private company. They troversy have been Invited to didn't hid . just sent in a S it on a panel with the public quoted price. Free enterprise rivited to attend and give voice S S their opinions. Speaking of prisoners Besides members of the SemiTurkey will be served at the ii ole County Board of CommisCity and County Jails Thanks- sloners, other groups which giving Day. h are been Invited to send S * epresentatives include the CasWatch for the Lake Mary $1elberry City Council, Sanford Boulevard Interchange bid let- C ity Commission, Sanford-Scmting In December. iiiole Jaycees, South Seminole 5 3,sycees, Seminole County The U. S. turned down Scm- C hamber of Commerce and mole County School's applies- South Semir.ole Civic Club De- Council. 'clopmet Training Grant. Moderator of the pane) will 5 5 Mize. Soot 15 per cent of Semm- "Our desire is to provide faco).&1 population is still using tiial information to the citi,.6utdoor ;civics That's an ns of Seminole CouMy on imprcvvenient, according to tj e courthouse location. County Sanitarian Val Bobbins "All those on th e panel will 10 years ago it was 25 per ive an opportunity to make cent The worst area in the a statement of th eir opinions county' is Midway Some 50 01 the matter, then the floor per cent . There are only ill be opened to questions and THERE'S A DEFINITE TECHNIQUE to eating cotton candy and Marian thIee sanitarians here to crack an Tucker, 12 year old daughter of Cecil Tucker, cQynty agent, has it (IOWII from the audience. down on this practice . pat. Soon as she finishes that she'll start on the popcorn. Brother John, "Following the audience parS S age ten, can pop in the popcorn like a pro, too. Seminole County Fair S t1 1paUon, an additional period We expocted the city to be opened last night with all kinds of exhibits and a sparkling midway by Lii be provided for rebuttal deluged with requests to use the by the panelists," Mize explainDeggeller Shows. (Herald Photo) Civic Center now that the ban ed on alcoholic beverages was Controversy over location f lifted... th e new courthouse arose when Thus far one 01 Cciuiity Commissioners ancourse, there will be one in nominced plans to build the new January . The policemen fa llity near the Sanford lakewant to hob ° • , annual ball Inmt. there. Representatives of civic and in the south ml Watch for a major expansion en d of the county have protestannouncement soon from Cobia ed Boat Works Will be from tht the location and asked that. A Miami man pleaded guilty and a Gertr.an Luger 1)15101. Case of Samuel Gralni courthouse be placed "in a 20,000 to 30,000 square feet. Inc re central location in the in Circuit Court today to churgPrior to recess for lunch, charged with manslaughter auto accident death ofbPi Co inty." es breaking and entering Coleman's attorney, Jack Nants,the Gilmartin, 14 year old Good to see the City cleaning with intent to commit a mis- requested that the case not be Boy Scout is expected tooi up the industrial park out by demeanor. the lakefront. Leon Powe, who with Robert submitted to the jury, citing heard tomorrow. Judge Wi1Iia Armour's Star Flavorful Thsdsy. Nev. 24th 12 AP Leased Wire —FstablIahed 1909 NEW YORK (UP1-.4tiar. frrback Steve Spurner of Florida today was named the Itrlsman Trophy winner for 1060 In overwhelming fashion over Rob Griese of Purdue, Who finished second. • CLOSED mi's Orange Band Smoked • • * S L 3 Ham, Suusuge ... ___ Fresh 'N Flav or ful Ta mow 4 I - Courthouse Forum . South Cemlino Standard On Public Opinion Zip Code 82771 * :. I. p a World News In Brief Assessor Resigns Veiled th rents, irmniindo, ambiguous (IlleAtion14 and cr,nfusk,n reigned at the meeting of the (nnnty Cornmission today with Cliff Jordan of the courthouse committee of the South Seminole Jaycees appearing again to requet a public hearing, but being unable to cite specifically what would he the exact tihject of the hr'siring. Commission Chairman John Alexander, after nearly an hour of listening to Jordan explosively remarked, "The commission wishes to emphatically deny the implication that it has ever refused to answer any (location put to this hoard. There has never been an attempt by this board to stop freedom of the people to state their OpifliOflM." The remark was made following a question asked by Tom Pratt, president of the Jaycees from the audience In which Pratt inferTALLAHASSEE (UP!)— Mrs red that the commission is reHelen Bennett resigned today fusing to hear objections to the location of the new courthouse as Orange County tax assessor i'ti from South Seminole residents. Mrs. Bennett handed her re Commissioner W. Lawrence signation in person to Guy. Hay, Swofford asked Jordan, "You don Burns, citing health as he: people continually ask for a reason for leaving the office public hearing. What do you wish to have the public hearing after 38 years combined service about? Do you want one on toNo successor was Immediately location of the county seat, relocation of the courthouse, or, named. for what purpose are you mak. Ing your request? Jordan and Pratt both insistDORADO BEACH, P. R. (AP) ed, "There has never been a -In an overture toward Repubquestion of re-location of the lican unity Coy. George Romcounty seat." fley of Michigan has offered to CLIFF JORDAN "I only made a statement to meet with Gov.-elect Ronald Reagan of California to "devol. the newspaper saying that a re- ty seat and special legislation op understanding" between the location fight might be necess- could not he adopted forcing a party's liberal and conservative ary at some future time if our change of county seat, Alexander announced that request for a public hearing wings. was not given consideration." the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Is sponsoring a Pratt contended. I However. when Alexander I P91blic forum on the courts ABOARD USS AMERICA (AP) - The jot fighter-bomber asked Jordan If the Jaycees had house question at $ p.m. 1m touched down on the aircraft discontinued efforts toward re- 3 at the Civic Center with lbS carrier's landing deck, snagged location of the county scat. Jor board of County Commission invited as well as representsa cable and screeched to a sud- dun answered. "Not den stop—a noisy but perfect Pratt maintained that a public Lives of the South Seminal. landing. The pilot had nothing hearing was necessary in order Jaycees, the City of Cassel. City of Sanford, Santo do with It. that "all the people ofSouth ford-Seminole Jaycees, tbe C The F4 combat plane was Seminole could be heard" with I of C and South Seminole Civic landed safely Monday on the the reply from Alexander that Council. America, the nation's newest all commission meetings are He then asked the Jaycees flattop, by a complex system of open to the public and any per, If titis is the type of public radar and computers operated son requesting to be heard are program they desire, to which by a control center deep inside given that consideration, they again answered, "No!" the ship. Jordan suggested that a study The board agreed to place the - - - -• -. - Peace Overture • Perfect Landing 'Surtax' NEW YORK (Al') Former White House economist Walter Holler advocates a temporary surtax on income taxes, the kind of Increase that House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford says could be a "tragic mis. take." - Rates Probe TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Public Service Commission has been asked by two organization, to reopen hearings on rates charged by Southern Deli of Florida. Both object to rates filed Nov. 11 by Southern Hell, in response to a commission order. - be made to determine the best Jaycees on the aentia for next location for the courthouse and weeks meeting with the Jay.; continued in his demand for a cecs to compile a list of quespublic hearing. tions they wish answered. Alexander and Softord both In other business, the board attempted to explain that a pub- instructed County Attorney Barlie hearing 15 it legal procedure i old Johnson to use 'strung requiring public advertisement ianguae" in a letter to the and that if the public wishes to 1 Public Service Commission be heard, it may do so at any seeking a clarification and inII tent of their enforcing state meeting. Jordan did agree that the sub- I law regulating public utilities jeet of the public hearing in Seminole County. would not be to request that i The cwnzziission overrode the the courthouse be moved sped- I recommendation of the Planfically to Five Points or to ask ning and Zoning Board to re. that special legislation be re-zone property fronting on SA quested permitting this after 436 at Pearl Avenue from R-I to the commission explained the C-i for the contemplated use of courthouse must be in the coun- a shopping center. Lukewarm UNITED NATIONS, N. V. (AP)—The feud between Moscow and Peking Is reflected In the lukewarm support the So. viol Union is giving to the current attempt to seat Red China In thu United Nations. Following loud demands by Albania and African radicals to throw the Chinese Nationalists ml and give their seat to the (IIU in uniat ma inland regime, he Soviet appeal Monday uumcd almost perfunctory. Heavy Layoffs DETILOI'l' (Al') Auto work'ra laid oft in current industry utbaeks can count on recelvtug it least 62 per cent of their vugua for UI) to six mouths. Even after that, a man with wo years' seniority could draw 50 weekly, plus $1.50 a week iir each miupendunt up to four, r six more mnutt*a. - Resigns Post WASHINGTON (Al') - Kath. ymi O'hIuy Grunatnsn, whose hgnulurt, pujWara on time lower ft hand corner of time nation's upor money, has ruslguud as eaaurer of the United States. t U Cores RNITU RE o-'s I Traditional Desk 50" x 22" x 30" Sevin drawers. 4M5 1W 1100 French Ave., Sanfo,d Cherry veneer finish I ,1 • - I .-__: :... . --•'- j • -- -- • -ii �nnfnrh brrizth lir Page 2 — Nov. 22, 1966 JCs Support Courthouse Site Fight .-------- Hos pi tal -------------. Notes Casselberry 21, 1 Admissions Booker Miller, Mertis Myers, Hazel Smith, .loseph Hodges Jr., Penny ft Smith, David Dekie, Michael Glenn Elsa men, Ruth A. Bennett, Charles V.'. Hayes, Patrick Zeuli, Elizabeth Annexation '.'ue wa precented to the gen. era] membership of the 'so uth Seminole Jaycees at Monday night's mectinj. at TradeWinds den free rein to follow through with ally RCtlOfl dt'Cflfl.'(i advisable. Plans were made to appear hofore the meeting of the C(Thfl' ty commission today as a last effort to *vert legal aetion. It was brought out that if the cnmrnisioncrs "refuse to co'I'[rRKFy INNER Mrs. 1'. L. Dampier (left) i operate in discussing the matshown with Mrs. Joseph Garrett, a "We Care' mer- I legal that icr, it is probable chant of Garrett's 1)epartment Store. Mrs. 1)arnpaction will he taken by intericr wis one of 27 winners in last week's drav lag cstcd cit iens to stop construesponsored by the merchants as.ociat.ion. lion on the proposed site whe. thor or not the Jaycees take action as a club." Several large donations re I rrnl Iir eattfiir 4 40 II7 I .I have been offered by PO individuals to help defray legal costs, if necessary. It was pointed out that since the last public hearing on th e subject in 1959, according to •F . . Casselberry Man Wounded Nom __________ • : ' • 1. •,J' . _____ 'i ' .. • I I - : • - Legal Notice assessed value of property in the county has risen from $59 million o $220 million and that three-fifths of the assessment is in the south part of the county. -. 4. . : . . -A-1 * v . -. - % . - -. Ap ___________ ."ij' — .i'4,'_ r?i.:6:-J,. Tickets to a special Jai-Alai I , s Legal Notice • Jet Explodes Over Sea, Index DONALD FARRENS NEW YORK— Although revised August figures show th e text.ile.mainifacturing activity indcx peaked at 156 rather than the predicted 154. the usual seasonal production slowdown in' Seembe: ished the index down to - IM reports Textile U S. Farmer Wages War On Reds . ,1 World magazine. The McGrawCo to ilif. notiorume County V% THE C11FICIT IT Sanford Pemispule County, Flor - Two cold., of ouch claim or do- .ludgt- if Seminole County. Fior- NINTH JIJflCIAL CIRCIIT. I Debus." said the seven-column I Hill publication estimates the lila. this 15th tiny of Noveniboy. TTLtnd shall tie It writing, Ithil hut. her ilnul return, account ANT) ifift SElNO12E COINTT. headline in the Tallahassee October Index should rebound *)ia!I state I lu plaoe of residenit atid 1'56 ouciier,, wk Eerutr1x of PIOflh1)4. of the the Estate of BAXTER S. no. Democrat. Beneath it was a CHc'ElIl o. to 155. claimant. aiti shill he eworn WAN. deceased, and at said CATuErINE ROBERTSON. Arthur ii I-hwith, .i. Iletter from Marine Capt. Bill ____________________________ by the c'latmitnt. his agent, time, then atid there, make apPLAINTIFF, Clerk of the Clrutt Court Northcutt and a story about the fly: Margaret E. Tyre MIAMI (AP)— The pilot of a ride and he did not know her, or attorney and su•ct'mpanied tilication to the said Judge for '. HEAD9VAM*S i by filing fee of one Irillar anu Si final settlenient of her adnilu- OTIS iis P.OREUTSON. unusual birth day gift. Deputy Clerk NEW AND. 'ti claim or dematid not 50 11. ist.rntttn of said estate, and for IiEFCXt'AXT. The 22-year-old senior, a Ger- twin.cnginc jet that went down namc-. s' amet C. Collier • Typ.wrIrs • cstors •d shall I'' '' O1'ICE TO APPflAR of COLLIEr. A N D wc;rii on os-dir dl,isurging her as Three boats continued searchfrom Patin the Atlantic Monday night • A4d19 . I'' T'ouIu Stenstrom '10, OTIS JAMES RC'r.EIITSON. man education major 30S South Pitrramore Avenue tIu-i lxe'utri. • Calculators \ As administrator C.T.A. of Ufl rick Air Force base, was speech- near th e Bahamas has been ing th e crash area for any trace WIIIHIC reilidi'ZtC Orlando, Tioritlrs ie ".rd day of NovT'I.Ud the Esttc of ICtIOWIt. Attorneys for Plaintiff Powell's Office S'' otithier. A. D. 11166. GRACE N. y Tc.t are hereby required to less when she realized what was rescued, but a woman passenger of the woman. 1 I Dec. 1, i, Publish Nov. ,,' Ill S. MAGNOLIA STENSTRON. DAVIS & Newsmen were not permitted l ______ 111116 Ac Executrix of the Estate file 'nur written defence to the in the newspaper. l Is missing, the Coast Guard said MeINT'SH fill of Con;laint for divorce of IiAXTER 5. ROWAN to talk wi ta th th e hospi lized •'How very. 'ery sweet," she today. Cum Tostamerto Awc filed herein against you, with Tt'c-enie'd. IN THIC CIRCUIT C01'HT 01" Florida State flILsl:-I1Itr of survivor. tie Cl.rI of lb. above Court os said when she finally got control STENSTflOM, DAVIS & The pilot, Al Ackerman. 32, 'FHE %IN'1'fl JuDICIAl, CIR- Satilord, I'ie'rida ::'i ot hiefore tii'i'vnbir :.'it, ii.si. of her trembling lips. Mcl'TCtSH Ackerman was reported In I'VIl', IN .I1) J'OR SEMINOLE l'ittiIt.Ii Ne.v L. and serve a ''y (it same U7'('iI ' Battle Creek, Mich.. was picked A strirtey.. for Ii'ut rix 1j LOG- 4 The marine captain, stationed (OVNTY. FLORIDA. T'i&&intiifs Attorneys. Collier and J"inrids Stnte Ifteni---Sutte ::: condition today in a FreeFor Sealer Drivers CHANCERY NO. ldnT \'oolTork. ant, South Parramort in the An Hoa region of Vic't up by a small boat. Coral yen- good Santord. Florida 771 port hospital, the Coast Guard IRVING H. VEINO and RUTH IN THE CIRCUIT CO1'RT or Publish Nov. 5, 1, ture. that was in the area when said. He was transferred from f', lI'65 Avenue, Orlando. Florida. T... Age DrIvers 'SItE NINTH .lL'I))CIAL CIIICII'I' TtlbG.'f VEINO, his wife, Ijoretti fail not or a Decree Nam. had outlined his problem THE S1'A'I'l2 OP r1oRIr)A Navy Personnel Pro Conf.sst wtfl hr entered to the editors of the newspaper the Dc Haviland 125 craft aP- the Coral Venture to the Island I N A I) FOIL SII I (ILL (01 40 th '.5. ("I'i('IC E' Z)LIt riri't'i'ioi's ogi list )e'U. LOW Valve Dwellings He could not find a suit.abk psrcntJy exploded in e air. Fisher, a n o t h e r small boat, M. L. HRKI5 aid CARTtTE AML S1A'l'l"l'l: wi'i'si:ss ny laid ittid seul AJernThfl was ub()Ut t Mobile Homes l (liANCEItY %O. ili.tlIfl UAr.nI. III who, it TI' WHOM IT MAT CC)NCERN: tilu ,t snrrd. Sunhiole County. gift in Viet Nam for the girl lie h r e e which took him into Freeport. Pilot Safe, Woman Lost American agriculture is one of our best weapons against communism and a firm cornerstone of democracy, Donald Farrens, vocational agriculture teacher at Sanford Junior High School told members of the Casselberry Lions Club, "Russia requires half its people for farming and some other countries like India, Red China and many African nations need 85 to 90 per cent of all their people tilling the land so their country may be fed," Farrens 16 pointed out. "In the United States, less than ten per cent of our popuCompm & Trailers I'larlda. thiv 18th dity of 'Novem- planned to ma.m., so he wanted An Eastern Airlines pilot fly. HAM IUILG SAVINGS EANK, srrr TO QIIET TITLE undersigned, pursuant to the tier, MiC.G. lation Is able to provide us with $0t5& Kickers to buy a g ad to print his when he was picked UP NOTICE or st'i'i' I'latnttff, 'FietitIoup Name Statute", Chap- (SEAL) ing 6,000 at feet in the area told t all our agricultural raw ma'Pot Al. L HARRIS aid CAr. ter I11.III, Florida Statutes, will Arthur H. T;e'cl:withi, Jr. birthday letter to Sigi. Freeport Airport employes a Coast Guard spokesman he BIE lIATtRIS. its wife. I! live, M. K Vi-1ll'i aid rATKIC'lA A. ri'gii;ti'r I the CIrcuit Court. ('l,'rl of the Ctr'uit Court terials and this should be a to be as saId the pilot told them the 'i would like it U lii. MILL, Mot i;hrwn to III 01(1 fot Se,nlTrile Coat a id if dead, lit. 0! II? 111'.1'.11C.1%.11 siw ''what looked like a midair Tyre I :y : Margaret E. matter of national pride," he ,• ad or all 'j aid, (14's id. large as you Cflt) make it. 11 1 woman just came' along for the explosion'' below him. 1ier., clivies, liat 1110('11 ies:ci;it (if ltc,0l I iii,ut' Cierl: SANFORD 218 S PARK tti 111,1:11 0W11 iptuoc lii,., di- ci tie i'uth its e liii notice. _______________________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ creditors, gratis".', declared. ,1zinep C' CcIIIcr can get the whole front Tai'. truste'e'i, aid! or oiler ciainap ii; v ts'iI., grit. tOes, usa glues, lien- tie The plane, an executive model ft ct t o Ui is tilt, to-wit 'c! C" ILLI E It A SI' \' 00L11' K K "The necessity of Russia and take it.'' he said, telling the ('I. iii trut di 'is. cot, ci etle',li\ NANCY COlt Y I A fiNES, aid N I' AND W ATF.It T'Oit'J'5 :n': u ii Pt rn snore A vi's ne made in England, took off from China having to use so many married, _____ EA fiNES iu.r us- CII Iiiuit. by, thrugi, under or CF TEL iiide which we art e'i'iz silo. Florida editor's the price' didn't matter. N. Miami international Airport for ii alive. and if eIsghed It lutos.' or under A urle'ys for Plaint people to produce food is a The newspaper delivered the A. W Ul'l'E, kits wile, or whirl we expert to engage in Putt Isis Nov. (lead. Its or t i er unknown he'ira, . t & nc.. c, Freeport at 7:50 p.m. Its last I le'S det.erent factor on the part of birthday gift as soon as Northdi viuet's, It'giitt.ea. Iliteirs. ceo- sit lir of thin; and all ;iart Itirtliep at Route 1. Box '6A, it i t't;t;. communication was through the a I tilt ci's. grstitc'e'l, asstgnw-s, trus- ha vi tig or clalnuit; to live tie City of Muitui,ci. Florida. I 'DG t either of these countries startcutt's letter arrived Monday but tees. and'e'r oilier clainanti; G. i151t. title, es' iiiti'si'st ti the i'iui tie' tiartle.' init're'tstod IT Freeport tower at 8:15 p.m. it was a day late. Sigi celebrated ing a major war, due to the lack 1i'oiicrty descrhlitil in tie Cumsaici bulnessss enterprise cisc, li C. KING and are as Is, lb.' Court of the County tiii:nc,wn wife, If aUto and If !t!u)duhuhitt tollii%vs: Judge. Srnils,,,le Cliucty, State of her birthday Sunday. of stability In producing food. De'!etitlattt dead. his or her uzktown heirs. rhirida. In Probate. I1rF.FIIT Ti.STO V ER "My darling Sigi." the letter "A second factor Is economic. (I'I'ICE (II' Sill' deviact's, logahcee., ilemiors. cnodlI,t ri the Estate of: VINCENT C. ER )WN 1x2 '' 'I'll L A l L (II" 'I'll E 5'S' AI'L said. ''I wish I could be with you tons, grantee'., tatignees, t rutiii:. ci iii Mitt laid. Fctnnle MAI:T JAM,, I'LRIIIGO Even though we complain of tm',, isud/cr .their cluitsunts. 0, Deceased. on this, your 22nd birthday. I F'IuntcIie. Sipt. at. t tr.. means I column by 2 inches. our food prices, comparatively, 'F,. the' lieletidaiti: AND ALL PERSONS hA VING FINAL N(ITICIC 1!46G )'et.Iti.i Nov. 1, 5, it, Too small for an ad to be M K Wt't.- and Putrlcriu A turic:CE: CLAIMING ANY ITEflCST they are still the lowest in the Ni,tioc Ic hereby given that love you now more than ever. Whil e , hi, wife, IN THE F('LLOWING 1,ES4CICI13Yours noticed the undersigned will. on the 1tb You have given me the greatest A mew jirocce1urc will fucilieffective? I world. Willard Drive IN '1,111: CIRCUIT (iOI'HT O day or D,c.rnt'cr. A. ti. 11466. pro Lb LANDS: The crew on Complex 37 at reading this onel The )tletlt'y Park, Ptittiiyl'tI5 l'IIE NINTh JUDICIAL CIRCI'IT seti iii the Honorable County happiness I have ever known. tate reimbursement under medi"We spend less than 25 per F. I aid 10, Blori; ______ Aid to: All UIIICII(IWII til'd'Ubtib 1% AI) FUJI SEMINOLE COIN- .ludge of Seminole County. Tier. Happy birthday. 'A" of MIDWAY HEIGHTS. care for doctor bills paid by or Cape Kennedy, which is cmcent of our income dollar on el said tih,tye lasted inturutl de. 'II'. FLORIDA. Ssniiiii'Ie County, Vlc'rids. Ida, her flial return, ac-count and bene- plo7'ed by Pan-/ merican, reThe letter, which was shared on behalf of medicare food, whereas in Italy, cost of 1114 N(Lhl' NO. l(i1 Il e'erd)s to tie putt ti,cini'cf, itidetitt,. ______________________________ 'ous'l.'rt, a, L,ecutrix of tit d onated an automut i c by subscribers all over the cap- ficiury who dies, Mr. Bernard ewitly food runs to 60 per cent of the 41 of the I'ui'lic lt,'rc.i'ds of (11t'tt't.ti t'., tintiugi. aider (ii 5.\ lNG S IIAN GO, de'ce'aaecl, aid it said time. ital daily's north Florida circu- C. Edvnfleld, Acting Social Sc- washer and dryer, purchased average family's Income and uitIisst lit uto%t lined l i t Si'iiItiilt' County, I'ioridat, Plaintiff, then and tii.'r, snake ppiictiofl latiun area, wits signed: "Love, curity District ?.luringcr, from funds collected for the ________________ Al! iii liii ii tic,t. cli•i.cri bed pro. iIelilIttiit t nut ititwi to lit dead " o tie ad 3 udge' for a final In India and parts of Africa, coffee fund, to the Russell lte,iI:L:l:'J W TI SLIN, i ux., pirly sit unt.-, lying titid t'c!ng it ot live ,.'ttic'nicnt c icr atincististration Bill." nounced today. It is an astronomical 90 per cent 'o ml llat't sea ha e'iig or i4sisiioIi ('intl y, Florida. Defendants. if said estUte, uti(I for an order in simplified procedure-, Mr. Home for Atypical Children The 0 4% (t'I'ICIC (SF N111111 1% The lu: ur. of I lilt, tilt I to elti liii lIE ii 10 " a sy night. fit IC of all money earned spent on clischuargtsug her at. such Ezecutwevii Edenfield, saId, will make it Orlando. The men also are plan' . • ', INSURANCE ' _ , Ball Agency . ... . , New Break On Medicare Payments . , Crew Aids Children or ', .. _______ remove cc' rt tilt, ci nitci p y von, end or liii clot t in si il LtJ tie follow- I (lit 'I'( A ( K 11"0 1111 iCis(I SlICE iii he'sn it tilt' ('oti itt y, Florida, toC' LA ft A M. TI NLIN. hsl It tic is hove drst'1 i'e'd prc)$Icrt wife, l'lte stint' of tie' Court i t, wit: :m:. ltlut.a .. WE/iTil. ltESIfll%CEs Ii at unknown dirt .'titt hut bee'is tistituteldi lltSF'J ELI' I"I ILST A bII. 111041 cir country oth er tli ti ti I, 'I'!. Circuit Court it, and for 'J'J (IN, uct'utdt ti to List' hiatt mliii Stute of Florida, aid S4,111 111 (.14 Cc'usi I y. Tic a t,ii,'e vial hereof itt r.'curde,d in N ut null ii .'tl tIlls if tie e'us. Ii ill Vi ç; uddi'e'aa beclig : lit-1;It. l'ges 66 and 6, it tilt' 1,11 61 USSR. fluuevy At u V ii NI id itui'ii VICINO, I Ii l'utlit' Iltrurda ui Se',iuttusk Scivad,''us Eleven, APO, Lit w'ift, Plaint ills. 'a'rrus N. L. -................................. •, •,, nusi '.1'uu.t U st'rlua. no LIA itt- %Ite. it al., 1)e'fcndctn! i. The lnciudiiu& aeucll'ic Ily, but _-. ii .t i;iiP c clts'rtIt ton ,.T tie' teal ps'upe'rt y 5 as set fort ii ai,oe'c. Y tin a sici ise'it of you are' hits.. by coil i fled I liii stilt to ".ini''.' ei''iuii ft'c.in atid ciuict aid uiu. fir-Ill the t itli to thu icove. di-s. rn lied property hau, 1.ce'i Iit'e.iuglt aigaitust you iii tile auit've by IRVING H. entitled V EINO ali d RUTH VEINfl, i,i, a it t, and you are- icrehy requlrlid to file your appearance, an- -- 'I') ot I liii tlit liii. flit. by lie t(Iiitw- tsg 1ii 111(1 111d i,(lUlIitit'tlt, to- is'iI I- Iti I. list l'i,r, tar I - C'e'nt vie i'liut tis' Syatc'su You, Lid cuii'l of you, are toll. fit ci t hut a stilt to loroclt.t.e a itlou'141,Ige' e'nt'umttering thu ah'o'c tiesc'rit'od Icrolleirty bus hoots filed you atid vou art hierciiy require-d to serve as r(p)' if your Amitwer to the Complaint on I Is, agiutuist nj stud to serve a copy there- RObEIt'I'SON AN 1) C It A C V. vti'acuddi-cps is, P.O. li tis 1475. of u p on BornartiC. Muasynaki. -..--.-.--,.J JU1LiJAiMiiL'i5 ñViiflUC. 'Jr- JUI1I'UIJ. r()iIUI im,.l, silo fil e Jan00, r'ionlQu, attorney for Lilt' orugltiiti II Clii office or tie' Plaintiffs, Dii or before' the 7th Clerk of list' Circuit Court on day of tecenItier, 11466. If you or Isefont L)e,ceintecr 711. It4Oti, fail to do so. be decree pro coti- tom ert,vihi the &tlhe'gaticuia of said fusto will be entered auinst '(iliIilsttiit will he tuke't US cull)'UU for the ichlef de-ttuatdud in leit- wed. '1'lsls :0111:1 t.luulI I,t pul'hu.tthe Ceimplalmut WITNESS tii' laid aid the ed once sacli wiek Itir four cur.. s-cal of Florida I hits herntnele r(,t,,it lbs 4th day tot Nc.eeIttict, A D. 1166. (OFFIC)AL SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwitlu, Jr As C14-rk of tie Cin'ult Court In and for Seminole Cousity, Florida. By: Poises N. Markets Deputy Clerk hitzniusrd C. Muaz'iishi Notthi Muglcilla Avenue Uriuisdo. F'i'riiia At tot- it ys fur PItt mills Publish Nov. 5. v. : :11, sr ixsritc't, DAVIS & MciNTOSH At tonic-yr for E,.-cutrix Florida State' hlazk-Suite - Fillul entered • Isf lop • Losses Heavy -- ------- SAI(0N. South Viet Narn (A' ) — U.S. infantrymen tan gk'd with North Vietnumnee reg ulurs in two small new fights today in the central highlands north of the battlefield on which U. S. air cavalrymen took heavy casualties Monday. Units of the 25t1i Divsiun skit'znished with the North Vietnam- - ka_I - or , DATED this 15th day of ipi-er, 355€. eIIFALI ________ a liurviviiij; _ relatives. ft- -' - - — - outcry United litatts Marshal MiddleDistrict of Florida JCICNDELL W. WH13tRY Atesietaist United States Attorney , 'i'hue putttle John was baitished to the island of Patuuus 110I6 in the Aegean Sea. P, . e4 DONATED BLOOD v _____ ' 1' 668-44Q2 DeBary WED. £ FRI. 9:00 A.M. TO 2:00 P.M. . 4b W . , 1, I I ,... I - ' .. , "\ ,J ,4. i . : ... I'l ' .'& 'r , . epuently, ft was reported that in (tt'iC two eay period 35 ,4pfloderx were approhenried .firn Rillingsl.'y was named now nembership chairman. A door to door a. 'mhc'rshtp campnitrn will he ronrhie"ted in the Tanglewnocj area. and t.rf- jflrn - VS.". I ... ' nc' t:,iteei - ______ _________ ____ DeBary NARCE Sets Election - - - in S Learn Why Jaycees --- r1 -------- - Milk Costs More Here P ERS ONAL BUILT-IN NTENNA Rag. 2.00 Colgate's "007" MEN'S $159 COLOGNE 4-Os. Site $ 37 DURABLE CABINET _.— CORICIDIN GUARD Rig. 2.29 (Limit 2) TABLETS (LImit: I) 111111111111111111=1 _0~00=LW I Mww~ UHF-VHF CHANNEL TUNING OUT- FRONT SOUND Rig. 1.19, 26'6 Gullets. Spray Deodorant RIGHT 63c NO DOW PAYMENT EASY TERMS! ~ COMPLETE 7-PC. LIVING ROOM Conisits of Hid.-A-I.d, Chair, 2 Step Tables, ColI,. Table, 2 Lamps. I00'. quality nylon co v er. isv.riible learn cushions. Sofa converts to full, doable bed. Table tops are stain and heat resistant. Choice of colors to salt your decor. Regular 325.23 SCIAL THIS TOUCHTONS REXALL DRUG LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY LINN MaCAU AND "ERNIE" MILLS PHONE 322-2482 COI. lit Si MAGNOLIA DOWNTOWN SANFORD " - A121 50 DOUSLI 11 TOP VALUE STAMPS Shop the satIre store for many ether vahmi LIb.r.I Trak In AhIsw.sc• • tosy lw.s If Deslaid Ceerteaa $n1s • Top Vale. $t.mpe elsowbits, tb.4 soaperis our prices & qe.iy 0 i son= aier Furniture Co. Sanford Electric Co. Store hours 8 to 5:30 daily. Downtown Sanford "7 - DOUBLE TOP VALUE STAMPS ON ANY PURCHASE THIS WIDNUDAY Shop 118 Magnolia Ave. ' WEDNESDAY ONLY Visit Our Complete Record Department. "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCUN" -1 iu S SPECIAL THIS WEDNESDAY ONLY! WEDNESDAY SPECIALS $119 not sour. Cheeks "ulanturo ttreuth t)enture'a th at lit are c'cssnttt In pie' in leadership in patriotic Other digrmitares tiealth. Sea 7no ir dentistr Milarly. ?ASTW1H atRit dniiq nitfli. service and reaffirm faith in Mrs. Ponnle Adams, clepnrt.rnent God. Field service to veterans and -'___________________________________________________________________________________________ their families In hospitals and — homes was emphasized. Units of the Sixth ;' Wilma Jones of Orlando, A president, feted Mrs. Lawler 0 1 on the ,,,,,,Ii," of her official ' iL visit and presented her with a $51') cash g(t enclosed in a piece of miniature luggage, M Mrs. Charlotte' Lana of Or. lando, Department Chairman of Community Service, was miS% I Committee cltib for the Semi- I tress of ceremonies and Mrs nole County Homemakers Coun- Lois Jones, district chaplain, 4 .r gave the invocation. cii's annual banquet and j Memorial Unit 25e1 of Casstallation service, scheduled this year for Dcc. 2, were ap- seiherry served as a hospitality pointed by Mrs. Ruth Gallagher, committee presenting corsages program chairman, at a meet- to dignitaries and unit presiIng of the council Friday at the -,-. Agricultural Center. . Named were Lake Mary, refreshments; Longwood, corsages and decorations; Lake Markham, reception and gifts and e-; Lake Monroe, program and Deflary Chapter 3. National , Association of Retired Civil 16 seating. ' Mrs. H. L. Johnson, council Empinyes will elect and Install president, presided over the im- new officers, after receiving reportant business session. Devo- port from the nominating cornttonal was given by Mrs. R. T. mittee, at its monthly meeting Hunt. Mrs. Molly Stuedle, secre- to be held at 1:31) p. m., Fritary, read two letters from the day, at the Deltona Community — state council president. Mrs. Ce. Center. cily Post. One was to confirm Members are urged to note that she will attend the ser.the change in meeting place. RATTLESNAKE killed by G. Stewart Mnthieux All U. S. Civil Service revice and be installing officer. with a broomstick as he and his wife and father The other was to Mrs. Johnson tirees, members of the Assotheir orange groves in Geneva measured worked asking if she would accept the ciation or not, are invited to be more than six feet long and had 11 rattles. \\'hat state office of I nternationa l present for the meeting. Was thought to be the mate to the rattler was killProgram of Work Chairman, to Refreshments will be served ed a few days ago by Evans Bacon, caretaker for start in January. Copies of the after adjournment and a social (herald photo) several families in the area. letter were sent to Home Econ- hour will be enjoyed by those omics Agent Myrtle Wilson, Dis- attending. trict Agent Helen Holstein and State Agent Dr. Betty Jean All animal hides and skins Brannan With the backing of can be tanned. tlii i'niintt' a gent nncl tile rotsn_______________ ----cii, Mrs. Johnson accepted the office. A letter will be sent at once to Mrs. Post telling of the Five dairies in Seminole Coun- can be bought cheapest, 14114 acceptance, ty produce products valued at transportation costs to Florida, Mrs. Johnson gave a report "Milk cost in Florida is high- Ofl the recent health pro. more than $1.75 million, $1 million of which is on-the-farm er than other areas, because of Ject conducted by the council value, Sanford-Seminole Jay- the cost of the feed which must with the assistance of the councees learned. ty health department and Dr. ititti t)ii' be The group toured the local Baker explained. Frank Leone. Report also was Farm, located 011 Baker Dairy Gerald Mart in, Volusia Coun- given on the once again sueOld Orlando hlighwa7 and were ty farm agent and dairy spi'- ct.'sslul cooking school. given milk to drink with theircinlist for Se m i no l e and Voiusia 1101*10 management chairmen box lunches. Cotintit's explained the tech- of the eight clubs will attend Commissioner Joe linker, nlc'nl operation of iuiaehtin"ry B fllet'titlg at the county office, owner, explained that at this and (!tiUiItlflClht of a itlutit'I'n Nov. 29. The program will be 00 one farm, production furnishes (ILIIi'' labels. a glass of milk for each man. -________ woman and child in Seminole County, each day, for three and a half months annually. Baker, us tour limit, explained the complexities of milk pt-king and said, "today's 71111k is still II one of the heat bargains at local food stores." HANDLE "The price of 13)11k in Florida In determined by where milk Homemakers Name Banquet burial service will be moved to the new site and remain a central symbol. The light has gone out on occasion since the burial but the new one to be installed' in the memorial has been tested In hurricane - force wind and simulated rain storms, John Carl Warnecke, the ar chitect who designed the n- emoz-Ial, attempted to keep It as simple as the expenditure of more than $2 million permitted. A gray slate marker set flush with the ground will Identify the president's grave and those of the children — Patrick Bouvier Kennedy and baby girl Kennedy. The president's marker will be engraved with the words: John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 19171963. The eternal flame may be seen on a clear night from the Lincoln Memorial, perhaps a mile or more across the Potomac River, In its new location, the grave and the flickering flame will be In a straight line from the Lincoln Memorial to the Custis Lee Mansion at the crest of the bill overlooking the cemetery. The mansion was built In 1802 by George Washington Parke CusUs, adopted grandson of President George Washington. Thousands of mementos have been tossed upon Kennedy's grave In the three years since the assassination. They give some hint of the moods of the people who visit the grave and the emotions that stir them. 77c . FALSE TEETH 1)EI1AIrI'M1NT PRESIDEN'I' of the American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Harriet Lawlor of Ft. Latlder(hulo, (left) was honored on the occasion of of her official visit to the Sixth District at a (liflfler at the 'I'radeWinds (afetm'ia in Cassel)mu'ry. Shown with her (left to right) are Mrs. Pearle Adams, Orlando, l)epartnwnt secretary; Mrs. Emily Green, president of Casselberry Unit 266, which served as the hospitality committee, and (Herald Photo) Sixth l)istrict President Wilma Jones of Orlando. Kennedy's widow during the Rig. 1,1, Colgate's DENTAL (1S5EI1RERRY rIerif and registering hnse At- rrri'fsry unit Mi'4. Emma Addressing a dinner in her tenting. Adam-4, nst. department pre'ihonor at the TradeWinds Mr f,swior tvnq prose'ntt'd dent., both of ()rlitndct md Sixth toria In Casselberry, Mrs flit w ith an antngr iph hook with Di I s trict (ommancler hiltiin 1'us riot i,riwior or rt. Kats(orqae, signatures and greetingc front tell ,if Mr fl'rt. president of the American T.e- those' attending. A e'nrnuwopiii - iion Auxiliary for the Depart- of gag gifts wat presented to mont of Florida, told the l2 her in a skit planned by Unit Do pPtSflflS attending Our sin in 7R of Tavares Rock, Slide or Slip? America is the lack of a 5e'flSe' The banquet tables won' picwt'i'i, an Improved powder of responsibility that comes beautifully de'coi'sited by san- t° apnkl.d nfl ippOV or iflWcT I plates, holds NINA .rrh Mn"llrmiy with the privileges." Rho admonished members of ford Unit .51 with colorful n iaee. no'. allele, ihip or roek, v°t' Ii nogummv,y,pa?y!w.nrrlit. FARTgt'H is IIIkl,iine-dn a the Auxiliary to set the. exam- leaves, berries, fruits, and By . /A Rig. 2.95 GILLITTE TICHMATIC RAZOR SEMINOLE COUNTY BLOOD SANK BRANCH OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 11.000 lANK 1302 1. SECOND ST. SANFORD. FLORIDA PH. 3224122 HOURS FOR DONORSi MON.. TUES. - THURS. 300 TO 8:00 P.M. nrVernte nieratinn b given a more central location. In further hi,siness commentwas made on th e Improved fir situation in the area it is being patrolled by thn heriff' f)npnrtment more ftc- Row Legion Auxiliary Hears Plea For Responsi*biolity , .. Arlington National Cemetery to the graves of Kennedy and two of his children. In the first few weeks there were more than 50,000 a (lay. Now there are about 15,000 daily, but a pleasant Indian summer or spring day, or a holiday will draw many more thousands. Visitors often wait an hour or two in line. Not long ago, wreath-laying ceremonies were averaging 15 a day. A new granite and marble memorial authorized by Congress Is nearing completion. The simple grave outlined by a low white picket fence stands today in sharp contrast to the gleaming marble of the new memorial a few feet. away. The new site, to which the bodies of Kennedy and his two children, who died In infancy, will be moved next spring. includes a circular walkway. more than 200 feet across and an inscription wall of granite upon which are engraved quotations from the Kennedy inaugural speech of Jan. 20, 1960. The eternal flame lighted by - Courthouse for — ? 0 tuothotiuttmopt IIII) mmw~ a flint flit' Iiitt! lim'ellit.RnIl Ity )mu i'nminiqqinn,'tq Is lcie'ntt'cl ''ruly lOt) feet. fu'ei,ii the' On sielerntlnn be' given to a site epan,ion that wotilti allow and adequate' parking in View n,' nntiripnte'vl growth, he ne'Irfrel. Ui' e'm pbnizvri that the group is iiOt demanding that the eriunty aetit he mOVP(l html. only (lint a public hearing he heIrl Na CREAM II (LimIt: 2) Virginia P.troskl Helen D.Vrlea 838-3171 5. SemInal. Katby Took. Lake Mary P. 0. Box 1214 Sanford Mildred Haney 668-6631 Osif ona Sophie Homes hOMES ORLANDO, sECTION ONE according to plat titer-out rm"irdiud In Flat Book I.". Pages I. utid 6. PublicRecords of bend. mplt3 &...uutt . i'luridst. At public Attorney br Platiutiff . . P. 0. Box ILI Sanford s,'hi List Iirups-rty situate in Semi- reported killed in the first ('Itubil. istilv Count). I'lurlda deaerlbed ass: Lot 7, Biut'I; ii, II1CF'TLICL( There was no word of casualties P1,111libil Nov. 6, i, You 11 widow, in the other. wken,,ian A U.S. military zu it)said the North wtnacsc flicted hca y casualties out a to the hIghest and be-at l,lddcr for eati at 11:00 Noonan threeplatuon force of about 105 Tuesday. December 1. 11466 on inca of Lite U.S. 1st Cavalry, the steps of the Seminole Coun- Airmobile. Division in Monday's ty Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. fighting 22 miles southwest of Oct- Dated: Oct. 27, 11466 JOHN E. MAGL'IRE, SR. Plel Djering. Arthur 14, Beckwith, Jr. ik of the circuit Court !'uietltn. )"InrlClu .1 By: Dottuis N. Marko. A It ('nt r). I or Plait LUI Deputy Clot-k , It', 1166 PutilIshs Nov. 1, 5, Jr., , 1116G 11161. pulilIst' NOV. ?, It, '. ' - ese 12 miles southwest of the inetit to on fl_ -------------- -n,, Ili food by the average man. other relatives to ar- home. era, lot to do In F Otto Bul:er of Indian River range for the appointment of a mcdi- city, son of Mr. and Mrs. legal representative of Sanford simply Charles Baker of Chuluotu, is rare beneficiary's etute it you've newly arrived, looking to collect a medicare paytsi e tit. a member of the crew. for th e newest shows, the best , , In some t'ftS4'5, He UtO, tile hii51t1 places to eat, a weekend rssoet, :: $ your chuich or synagogue, sces costs would equal or even cx;'. to shop or perhaps a house or 1. coed the atriount of the reimuapartment read tti burnt'ment under tiuedicur'e'_ Thy social security district manager 1I Sanford Herald: there Is where that said no legal representative of the beneficiary's estute, and where 11 MLI none is expected to be appoint._____ ed, medicare will make pay. Foreclosure Pl e udilip._. Outober It, 11166 by the above U.S. Special Forces camp at widower, or other Answer--or ather .your -. ,.-uurL UIJUV S"IIII 4JJC?TIU 0110 .) 1fl.UCS flUTLIttip tfltc LIl OflhIIL&ifli (Iii Zi5iJfliiII VIIiI(itU atttorise'a. AN D ERSON.J'IUbH. 5t)'ieo cause'. the undersigned west of the Green Beret camp. t'EA S & LOWNt)ES. ? East Visited States Marshal or any of Orlando, hits duly autluorisod deptiee wIll Three North Vietnamese were (c tot rat l Boulevard, Deputy Clerk GttACI' F'. 0 l.,, . t' Deceutwd art' required to serve a copy of cree of Herald. PEI!IJLES, IIOBERTSON AWD /s/ Thc1nia P'rant''s Joyce As Executrtx of the Estate of NATtY J ANE I'EIiRIGC , Se'uInoi. Couflty, FloriCs By: Donna N. Markos t'iti tier, A. D. 11466. not I fte•d that Situufc'rd, V'loridu Y -11 7?3 ii C'(Ini))lll hit t forvIose a our- JutiIisI . . 11466 i:. taift fliIrtgtae cuic.'uisibcrhi5 liii' t)L'o-ii I liiliiu d't'i lied euei h'$"UNITED S1'4'J'KS C) I h 1' It I C 1' ty, Ic-v. It: Lit Elool: 1. COUNTI-:Y ('01111' 51 1111)1K IJIs'S'Ill(I' vie LtI; MANOR. LNJT NO. . FLORIDA. ORLANDO wia105. ucc'ordl 141 to tilt 111511 there'- No. OU-nh-l)ri-UIs — U N I '1' E P if up re-corded in Flat Book STA'I'Eb 01' AMERICA. plaintiff, 1, pages 7t. aBti 76. Public vs JOE Li. WALIJEH. JR. and ltect,rd,, of Seniinolv Coun- LOIF E. WALLER. lila Wife Diife'uidtti.-NOTICE OY 5Allty. Florida, luau Iwt,ti filed uguiit you in Notice I, hereby given that par. tst'ici'y Ire S('', und lilt tie cr1I"loiidi' lit Answer or other Pleading in tl.t office of thur Clark of tilt- Circuit Court uti or before tluii aditit daij of November. 3566. at etttve w t'eks Its the Sanford it cia full to do so, a decree pro ll,'ra iii will ii* takuli against ,'o iifcs,' s I 'stied thu up 41 11 Lii) 0 Nvii elli. you le'r tie- rehie'f deiiuiidad 1s l.et. 11106. II,. Complaint, (SEAL 'j'hilp Notice-shalt tie publishiArthur H. Bve'kwitii, it. e-d tice a week for four cunseClerk, Circuit Court "u'ls'c weeks in The Sanford Court ut i4assford, amid e'w York "SOUl. ...........•..'.-.,_,' , a• t ri a. ;tiitiiti lug vlow;uiiti I limo fuel. V i ________________ MRS. WILBUR NOLAN. Citrus Heights, Was OflC of 27 turkey winner in the holid:y giveaway s1)01 sored by Sanford downtown "We Care" merchants. Mrs. Nolan won her turkey at Western Auto and received her certificate from James Hoening, man (Herald Photo) ager. I - -~ (time' rIve' r no ci i titmly a little' over nit acre'. elr,n, neil. us'e'mn te'notmnuilt", Since' time' rc,nrt hjc,,,qe' r''ui l'l tint he moved agrit', for at. lenqf 20 years It. would e'pfy- only i-etiso,uril,lt' that flnIn'riunIc eonliottucinry citlr volt', ntici ottt' ,'iirh'ttim lcnot' vhmnt Is guIti ttm!'' Ito ('ild the ('nimp IliiiI fre,,u, niiIti"Y, % , .11C benefit performance for the mental health clinic here will be honored on either Nov. 30 or Dec. 1, Stanley Pierce said. The original Dec. 1 date conflicts with the Christmas parade. Legal Notice Novel Gift From 61 - Report il Sometimes the visitors conic in military cadence, o r with the quick and happy step of school children, or I a the contemplative way of the thoughtful citizen. They still throng to thi grave of John F. Kennedy, assassinated in Dallas, Tex , three years ago today. fly count and estimate more than 16 million persons have CW a C..l":! " r *. ,, '._ t climbed the grassy slopes of Show Benefit - ,I Hear Page :1 0 WASHINGTON (AP) one of the commissioners, the I" . - H S Ul11 0 __ __________ Nov. 22, 1966 itie CT iFK s Grave ________ applications and preparing for day, Dec. 10. Grocery orders e aid to be given. Participating agencies are th will be mailed out on Dec.. 19, Elks Club, county welfare de- _______________________________ partm eat, state welfare departThanksgiving Eve and toys will be distributed n Dec. 2021. meat and the Salvation Army. hanksgiving E Annuzd Applications f o r Christmas Service t Good Shephird Luth• Groups or individuals wishing aid will be taken at these cran Church, Sanford, will be to "adopt" families for ChristIn Viet agencies beginning Monday and at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, fol- mas should call the Salvation Elk Service Station In the city. closing Dec. M. Only emer• lowing the order of the regular Army, 322-2642, after Thanks. Anoth er continued session of By JANE CASSELBERRY gency cases will be considered Lutheran w a r s i j p service, giving. council was scheduled for 7:30 SP/4 Albert Wnhlbcrg, ChriFtrnas ketUc will be — There will be special music p.m. Monday at Councilman Ar of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian and the offering of food will go manned again this year by var. Lego's request. Lego did ap- thur ____ to the Good Samaritan Home in ious civic clubs. if your club Wuhlborg of Plaza Oval, C has not contacted the Salvation selhey, was wounded In Viet not reveal for what purpose be Ii '1', Sanlord. THE CIRCVI'I' C 01___ 1 IHCIIL CISICIIT. 1 1N'I'H Army, and would like to parti- Nam, Nov. 12, when the hell- wished the meeting called. AND P011 IIEIIINOLE C01NT e ______________________________ PLURIflA. cipate, call Capt. .lack W. copter In which he was riding CHA%CEJIT 0. IOMI 1 Owens at the Salvation Army. crashed and Lurned. ThEC1E EMITH, The crew was delivering amIc I he Court of lb.' County PI.AUTIFI. Coed Receives _______________ .Iudg., I.rnsiu"Ir (ulnit). )"iorIiIs.. munition to the troops at night moss, ii type of IUiiideer In Probate.. OTIS C. SMITH, lichen, is the principal source when a flare blinded the pilot, DErENT)A?'r. Ic ri's icIcle of GRACE al. REX WOTICE TO API'EAIL of food for the reindeer of the causing the crash. •roind TO. OTIS C. SMITH, None of the crew was killed Birthday n- To All Creditor. and P.'rc.iti. Arctic. tin. id.ce Whose recrn they managed to get. out heas IIc'ina CIuini or fi.'mcudc known. You are hereby riquirid to ApMiUc* Said IctuIei fore their explosive cargo blew YOU hTld eu)i of yc'u Lire borefile your written defense to the up. Bill of Complaint for divorce by notified and required to Prowith flied herein agalmit u iii' Court tot the cucty — the Clerk of the above Court on which ou, or either of you. ma JUde, Seminole Ouuct - , Stat, f Bonhcur, French artist, Rosa or before December lrt. IPif. I'*"° against the i'Pitste t l'Ispridu. Is, Probate, became known as the greatest TALLAHASSEE (AP)—A surand per'e a copy of same upon GRACE M. REX. deceased, late is, ri the lalistr of prised coed looked at the newsrlatntlfre Attorneys, collier and ri said Ct'uist, to the County IAXTFI S. ROWAN woman painter of animals. Wi'nlfork. 306 South Parritmore .1titiCi' of Scniirinlo County, i'ION flceused paper Monday and received a Ida, at lila office in the Court Avenue. Orlando, Florida. VIAL NOTICE belated birthday gift from her County at Herein fail not or a liecree house of Notice is hereby given that Pro Confesso will be ent,,rnd ford, Florida, within six cah'n- the undersigned will, on the itb fiance In Viet Nam. dar mnnth from the time of the aainct you. of rb,,ntjmhrr, A. D. lt.GC. pro. VR To "Happy Birthday Miss Sigi Legal Notice • nt'tl's 1pIPeOpII1 Chtit'e'h. Emphasizing that, lie was speaking only as a ctict'tieeI citisen, who is working with a group of Interested eltiv.cna IC) secure a public hearing on the issue, Tucker said, "It Is our "llie location of tilt, Proposed new Seminole County Courthouse was the topic for illseussiitn when Robert Tnekei' of ('asselbet-ry spoke to the Tanglewood Area Civic ,ssoe1ntion Suntlnv night at. St. Rich. Cafeteria. airman Cliff Jordan and were his courthouse corn mit I Residents Not one ohtection 'as heard I Graham, Intosh. Council also objected to the fact th at it had not been advised of the petitions, seen or discussed them In work session. Unanimous approval was glven to the transfer of a package beer license from Robert Newcli to Leroy 'I'. Telkaznp for clearing house. - •- - •• • me Queen Bass, Georgia Wal- ceased through proper channels ton, Sanford; William Bowes, nor legal descriptions verified Helen Chokanis, Anna Bacon, by City Attorney Kenneth Mc- Christmas clothing day at the Deltona; Harriet Salvation Army will serve after this period. This Is to alagain this year as a Christmas low proper time for processing Salvation Army will he Satur- Longwood. - tee ama Salvation Army To Play Santa Claus - .. Eyes Bids For Danny Malloy, Sanford; Athu Intent to annex posted by the tus Beall, DeBary; Susan T1fl attorney at the continued seadel, Lake Monroe. of council Monday evening. Births The action was taken by the Mr. and Mrs. ROY Monroe, board following presentation of Sanford, a girl, the annxat1on petitions by Council C h a I r m a n Arthur Discharges John Byrd, Donna Prosper Wheatley. Council objected that and baby girl, John Small, An- the petitions had not been pro. yearbook, "Salmagundi," for the third consecutive year, by the National Scholastic Press Association. Accepting the award for the school are Cindy Michels (left), last year's editor-in-chief; Richard Barnett, assistant principal, and Miss Dorothy Morrison, faculty advisor. Assistant (Herald Photo) editor was Lorraine Klay. -•- :i Eleven applications for annexJoiner, Annie M. Pippin. Vester ation to the City of Casselberry Edge, William Frank, Wallace were ordered processed by the A 11 e a, Cberroilyn Cleveland, zoning board and, If approved. ALL AMERICAN AWARD has been given the Seminole High School ---. .... Ir. Tanglewood itTs,,; 311.15 L First St. Downtown Sanford uuu ' ' ' . ___ . _ - , 1 -. ; 1, l 'i I "I .' '. ! . I ! - \ I 1 - I I 0 ' i / ' ,-.' - I I . .' ,- .I . - -. . I .illo .. 'Ii, �I p F ., A ~ __ VII.- .1 This ~ ~_ Will Kill Gun Give that boy a gun and teach him and cautiously to handle It Gun Will Kill, also th the fail hunting season only a gun-banweek old, tragic hunting nper1y warn him: This and accidents have already claimed . __.. the earlier it is taught the and .. . and " dad" is the proper boy and teach way to handle a gun proper him the re you, befo the is allowed to go bunting with a Seminole County resident anyone . . _11__-_.--.--7; 11 M . ~% _____________ ....•• . he - -.. . I . . ____ ,f _ _ _ test" hours spent afield with a good gun. These are among our golden treasures of th e past. . . spanning the years from of the game you less bag, . experience long-remembered and highly treasured by all concerned, including boyhood-to-manh ood. But, r. M100L / ,.: . Co . - 1 JOS ____ Impress upon him: "CanWe were taught as a boy to treat This Gun Will Kill. It will bring every gun as a loaded one . . . and to tion at things at which we intragedy and heartache, rather than joyonly point it otis hours, unless handled cautiously tend to shoot. Proper gun han dling is a properly at all tim es." and necessary art for Its safe enjoyment, _ first -'--.-• - -. - ______ _____ -S . I Letters I .. - . . __ . . "So I have a terrible tack of nerves whenever I pretions from all of human actside at our weekly lunchcmns. whether political, religivity, "And I don't have any sparkling ideas to perk up my few IOUS, educational or business. And it has several pages of minutes at the lecturn. "So can you give me any thpnot.ch humor, quite approp- S . : ____ • .1 .v. t _5_. .e The Editor .1 I -. % . ./: I . . -r ____ - C. iof the County residing south and propoud belt road which ~ 0 .5 I S ..: 19"t S ¼ riate even for clergymen. practical suggestions?" . . .: .. e.' ., . -- 4 ! I -. '-- 00eHOM I I. 4 ii I'll" J . 1i 11 . i ., i HE"S NOT PAID I 1. ~ ii I ; + . the court house within wulhing more readily accessible to most County Courth ouse dispute. bett it's the shortage of junior er; it is getting worse with I Monroe, it will be done prindistance, why didn't. they buy of the people of the County. The courthouse- and the county leaders that may defeat the in downtown Sanford? could he the one factor. In my jail have to h(- built in the the growth of the southern cipul)y for the City of Sanford Viet. Cong in the end. The VC The majority of the 1)C0P11 opinion, which most would tend county seat. I do not find that part of the County, regardless urid not for th e best interests strength has been in its vigoruse the court house about two un if y the County a nd do- there is any requirement that of surface appeuruince. The of all the County. Many South (bUS, highly developed complex or three! times a year. !'ame1y: Btro3' bug- standing reseflt- th e county seat be an incorpor- cleuvage is economic, social Seminole people feel that the of underground organizations. To pay their taxes; to get their mente of Sanford dominance. ated municipality, although the and political, as well as in attitude of Sanford residen ts is Such organizations depend on auto tags and file for honie- it would terminate the need statutes are not specific on the other ways. It is so bad that epitomized by the statement able young leaders. stead exemption. Most of the for brunch facilities which are point. I have not been able to some people have even discus- I the Associa te Editor of The if the Viet Cong are unable 1 services are all now nvailuble precluded by law from holding find any requirement that the sed the unlikely possibility of Sa nf ord Herald in th e Monday, to replace the men they lose in the Court House Annex in the original records and which jail and courth ouse be adjacent I being taken out of Seminole November 34th edition wherein or send to the front with able II by the local banks 1n(I lflISIt)t'SStflCfl." "Ill return for the fine elcome we have been given, we . . ,. . ________________________ 1.I are doing our ulmost. to please the people, who are taking advantage of the services we are offering," Lash said. The new dealership located in the completely retlu)delcd showroom located at 2613 Orlando D ri ve, Sanford is open from 8 * II I I . Is , __________ r : .., .::;:~ . ~ . 1. / . " ' k~~c~-' ft -, % ____________ .i - .1;1-1 ACL Employes ft 9 lie can give Mauajing d$tor WU4lâMa ioesty, cit Adv.rtiatsng Manager eaai suuaa,a,a .... lsfl"lli £V*flN 1"1L1I 'MLIJS Citpr Litter 5tecbipieej lupt. avlsv wa..i ntj. pr Onauty Le*t •t Phetogrspb.r PuWiabse s.11y ssopt batrtij,y, Msudsy and Ctartatwaa. publa*1e6 5atinap prsea4lsg Cflstss. ___ ___ ___________________________ I.IUS.I5 .1• '4, . The citie, of Seminole its immediate surroundings. County have not had an ample The location of the County opportunity to be heard on the seat in the City of Sanford has question of construction of the resulted in a practical diacrimination against the southern courth ouse facility. There is now and always has half of the County. Many South Seminole people been a cleave_ge of th. county DS1LVerY + 1k __ air JI 260 4 I1P1IL OOI15IT Week ALL week IS - + + 5.10 ,. . a m.ter of th. Wuctat6 Press weioai ts .nUU.d &uis.ive1' to the ass. toe r.pu Ilastias at au Us. poal sue petaled is Ulf sawapsper tat.r.d as aeaoasO class matter October 11, 1510 aS the 1'emt Otfiss + Mug. I-- H.stg & Afr C..diH..i - + + - I + or firm :.eput'alble lairW1ag as ______ + e Th Cu: cueb e-eptuCUpt&uS M.rsld'. sopyrjjst sad wiLl be uoaaisered aa ESSO , AVIATION PRODUCTS IIZJO P* -- AVAU.AIL( S UAII414 OR ** Tt.i • ji and - ST. SANFORD, FLA.. as AYE. T. 322.0152 J 1LL5 LAST OP OVIEDO ON H*$WAV 4I 365"3201 Change 322.1242 A Is go FROM M arT TRC I as well as unusual novelty gifts. ~ I by ~ -4-11 4 TI MBER + Clothing. cosmetics. -itation- tile - said tile . ____ WJ . i''. - ." E HARDWARE 1 --........... - . SALE IT'S CHRISTMAS EXPECT MORE WI1 AT GET WITTIS I Amoco Service & SERVK Sanford, AND ' Flo. Phone 322.fl3 C.aer3lth £ $eef.,d*v.. NOTICE! COME ANDLOO ERY AT OUR NEW ST .-< _'-." Mae AND SAVE! MAYTAG I MAYTAG WASHERS II DRYERS • SAVE AS MUCH AS SAVE AS MUCH AS Service Pt.. Aate..tic Isilt I 0*11 P.eis , .,, ' '-° 5....,_./ •W.ter Sever , _ - Dlsaser + . $ order. ShAKE SERVICE NEW DEALER BUY TODAY There Is A Fantastic Array of.... HOLIDAY DECORATIONS GREETING CARDS GIFT WRAPPINGS 5 TOYS ALSO HUNDREDS OF CLEVER AND UNUSUAL GIFT IDEAS. ___________________________________________ I car I. In .sc.lI.nt working EARLY AMERiCAN S GOOSE I NECK. Many choices of fabrics UPIIT REPAIR and design. SANFORD PLAZA SALES SANFORD. PtA. 47OO FRENCH AYE. Portal Avenue. 1111 HOLDS 2w7928 LtV5 GATOR LUMBER - AT VA SPAULDING'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE AS LITTLE AS 32 322.1951 El . your PHONE 2517 W. Coivatry Cue Rd. 29" BRIDGES FURNffURE JIM TIIM.ITT PROP, Corset 25th & Pork 3231480 I Buy A MAYTAG TODAY MAYTAG BE WASHING TOMOIROWI WASHERS Only BEN FRANKLIN $9909 WT. C Md.I NX Lake Mary T.V. & Appliance Sales STORES PH 322's 3750 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD Food P.k Shopping Cent., I 25th St. sad Park Ave. ___ + LM --5-, __ I / -. ___ ______1___~_____.- ~1~ ., - i:I .V*,,-r~,-~.,4V. .L;(, " ~ i .- ,' - -'.t- ...,,~ . ".,),, - . I. V '-4 : I , ~ 4r A ANNOUNCES - PLATFORM - L, + J L. ed much Ioer than comparale items at specialty shops DRIVE S Don't put off until It's too let. ______________________ ___ EVERYTHING _. TUNESUP $ I BEANCN OPPII f\+, ,4 ~ are unique imported Items pric- FAIA, i ~ Among the wares displayed Insurance Service to the efrect that. for president of OUR LIST! S MAIN OPPII ° Both firms have requested rul- Florida Association of Insur- cry, pots, pans and dishes, are Imigs from the Internal Revenue ance Agents, Robert Treweek, st!(+kecf. Call NOW -. _______________________________________ ESS 317 • '1 - - exhibits show poor attitudes and variety or consumer products. SERVICED. Two LocdIo.s To S.rvo You 1IRST ER4Ii. . . I I Franklin Store, forget it.'* for Florida this week ville's. NAME ON $S . A your heater CLEAN- key to th. p _ )o part of say mat.ria.1, sews as' advertising at sate .dItl.s at lbe beat eard &ersId may be reproduced Is soy mevsai wIthout written p.rwlaa1ur of the publl.t..r of Tb. H.ralG. L.y tadIviOu& last minute to get C PIWPOIS -hors. iiw All TAXI CEIUNCATI COfl IMUU vi. MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN SE REACHED IN ONE 1401)1 LEE BROTI-IEIR.S waif until the MUM NEW ChINA IIAINER V1M MAfi. 15 &4v&. 4 +; U. C4. yos wa,* FLIONT 100$ 1 Your Don't INTRODUCTION SMO -is announced Joint- of the ACid's continuing pro- Skillermi Drug Division. Levine's listed 114 Junior department gram of employt' education, __________ ________________ stores an d leased de partments. Ilunusris breathe in oxygen Zule has stores or other operaand breathe out carbon dioxide; tions in 42 states, I'tiei'to Rico, plants take In carbon dioxide Belgium, England, Israel, Ja India, lkmg Kong anti and give off oxygen. _______ pan, ________ • COMING and r*ed. Save FO my opinion it is not getting built on the bores of Lake s11.k Moe_the 1,71 e M the 1 Mztha 1,00 1 MenUs. 1.00 1 Mouth 1.0e i a..at Pestel Magglatios. praviA6 that all mall .uhe'iptios. he eat er Of IWAYSOYE THE CROWD" X" - of merger by which Zale will demonstrates courteous and At latest report, the company friendly relationship between listed 345 stores in its Zale people. Another area stresses Store Division: 67 in its Fine various phases of telephone Jewelers Guild Division: 84 units in its Lt'st.'tI Department courtesy. T1011 ELY ! - - which should be avoided. Other 650 retail outlets selling a wide for the people of Florida. - - __ - __ ___ - #aufarb I&PmM - .. that the puppy is not a toy. but The citr contains exhibits lilollowilig the inerger. Zale resulting in it severe lintitation tile availability of insurance a livingr creature, not to be showing act!, or discourtesy Corporation will have more than oil ______________-_I mauled, poked or prodded. - ftw SAN'ORD, FLA. it at Miss Spaulding's Ben tentlon and less exposure to dis- as a "Courtesy Car" will be 14 and elected William Levine record it s favoring a change in I turbing confusion. If this is f i n- viewed by etnployes, B. B. and Morris Levine to fill the t wo I Florida's rate regulatory law. possible, be sure to make it. Vaughan, superintendent an- new posts as of the effective Mr. 'L'reweek said the current liw had led to inndetivate rates I plain to children In the family nounced today. date of the itierger. 2"O HIAWATHA Aft ning 2401 FRENCH Aft WINDOW since May 1959. The store with "the friendly atmosphere" is known as the place where you can find nearly: home at 21624 mtreamllned passenger car, ed tin increase in the size of tile erew;ed competition. be given more reassuring tit- especially equipped by the ACL Board of 1'irc('tOt'S from 12 to I FAIA hind previously been on I Sanford. the holiday when 0 IlWby NEk SON* located at the extreme north- existing roads, east and west adequate and the County Corn- now and never did have reason- idents, to work together toward named Florida Teacher of the em County boundary, with al- and north and south, and it znuioners are considering the able access to It This was a unification of the County by Year. most I00 of the population could be near the prospective addition of one or -two new matter fully known or which construction of a County gov- She is 55-year-old Mildred An• floors upon It, apparently do- should have been fully known ernrnent complex in a more derson, first grade teacher in pending upon what their uchi- at the time this I1t)splt4Ll With centralized location. It is not Zellwood. tects recommend. It seems 'built. The people in Ow south'- un impossibility that th is be The selection was announced some consideration should be tuii part of the county for the dune. ____ ____________ Saturday by State Supt. Floyd Wkr given to the thoughts of plan- most part are served by ;)hyssHarlan Tuck Christian. authorities rather than clans who Practice in Winter Page 4 Sanford Heraid Nov. 22, 1966 merely to the recommendation Park or Orlando hospitals. I--________________________________________________________________ ___ __________ __________________________ asssiiu A. a re wi.uw. of the particular architects There a's"oa aau I's'ul,Ieaflca other examples of ____________________________________________ raaaa suvstIL1aL. VSiessiaei.a Cse-ai --who upon doCounty expenditures which as may be called LaMar 'EMSMML 1t(1I1IWl' £Lk&faUM rn to 1.e sign a facility at a particula r a practical mutter benefit prinA.$oIIet Editor c.rttatug Dtrsctor I and LOUNGE Study Courtesy The County Courthouse is sueb place&. It should be near the new Jull is said to iw in- u imucticul matt&r they tit) not I Couti%v, including Sunford res. home on witekends has tmeti - BAR W14% DRIVE - IN the local Ben Franklin Store ~ 1 I for all citizens of Seminole low-income families to her 31112 + Top Teacher that commonly group around it should be noted that already to its services, nevertheless ping Center tit the corner ing, in a variety of goods, is Zale, Leyineh Shareholders Give Oka y To Merger Plan 45c HIGHBALLS PACKAGE STORE Miss Spaulding has operated. has had specialized training In . He served states Walter N. Chimel, Direc- Church. for of the Gaines Dog Research + Editor, The Herald: Fri- this year than ever before, family attend the Nazarene - + At Ben Franklin Store Sl . 3drb4rI Høs.jck - *IN% ~ South or Went Seminole County. ingh, with umple purking. I be. of tio indepth study of overall orem taxes to support the Sem- of the people of Sanford that men. lieve thut development would development and construction itiole County Hospitul. Al- the County is theim. So - Wily Ulf the futic 11 Tours truly, start In the vicinity of the COStS at a more centralized though this is a County HasNow is the time, before Rowan evurtbouse, with law offices, site, and no projection of suv. piuil and people throughout nioney Is spent on a new courtAim. Baxter S. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A ~ restaurants and other facilities Ingi or increased costs, if any. the County may have the right i hOUSe iii the wrong locution, teacher who invites pupils from COCWYM( .140!J! H n$n si this pretty bonded wool will Mr. Chimel suggests that a federal income tax purposes, the endorsement was made by the t' en Monday through Saturday keep skimming right along In mer ger be considered t tax- fll('nlbershil) at. i'ieetings held from 9 a. in. to 9 p. m. the New Year too. Pink or few precautions be taken before Pt'ci,arittiori' are' now being free transaction. Mr. lApshy told t hr.'ughout th state. Mr. Treblue crochet-weav, wool wIth the arrival of a Christmas pupat the store for the ob Illilde Florida acetaf. backing and solid trim. py, to safeguard his welfare Employes of the Atlantic Zimle slu,t'elwklers that. it is hop- week noted that the Silos 8 to 18. $30.00 and add to the family's enjoy- Cist Line Railroad wilt learn ed such a ruling will he forth- ,tiofl ComilIittt!t' for Traffic se'rvance' of the 90th anniversary the founding of the Ben USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN ment of Its newest member. If how discourtesy hurts business, coining before the end of Dee- Stu(Iies, a public group of Flor- of i lila citizens, had recommend- Franklin line. possible, put off bringing the when they view a special demon- etiiber. Miss Spaulding makes her puppy Into the home until after stration Tuesday. /itle shareholders also iipproV- I'll a similar approach to j. ________ _____ - ourtesy Emphasized Product dealers in the Orlando of Levine's pending favorable area for the past six years and rulings by the Internal Revenue Patterned for ill* busy holidays, Center. New York. - 11 -.-- : 11 An abundance of new toys of According to recent estimates authorized schools Endorsed and the increasing Interest In 10 years in the U. S. Air Force. ly by Ben A. Lipshy, president i all types are on the shelves, all Zale, and %ViIliam Levine and Ison is a Kentucky native, is A free enterprise + ready for viewing by youngsters dogs, both as pets and for showTAMPA married and the father of three Morris Levine. chairman and ing, there should be more competitive sytc' of insurance anticipating the arrivals of San"Christmas Puppies" purchased sons and a daughter. He and his president, tCSI)CCtIVCIY, of Le- rate regulation was endorsed tit Claus in December. CHRISTMAS CROCHET J I Ison has worked with Chrysler acquire the business and assets Merry Yule With A Puppy us _ ~ clerk. I + 11 fingers .,t the Plono FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS * day and 8 to 6 on Saturdays. ..'-+.-1 _______ ________ ___ __ to 9 P. m. monday through CIY . - _ which is availaWe at her sfore. Also shown ig Mrs. Dorothy Black, check- ing the open hours of 8 a. m. Dallas, today approved the plan located at Sanford Plaza. - -- - 7 PH. J? ________________________ ~ everything you want. One cus- , able to give assistance with seShareholders of Zale Corpora- Switzerland. ___ lection or tile Lash products dur- tion and Levine's. Inc., both of Zale's Jewelry in Sanford is'tomer said. "if you can't find ~ BILL ISON . .:. - ___ ____ _ ' ..,, ~ I , l"iuir Pluizit shows one of the unique glassware gift items, reasonably price(l, is to live near the river. Ison sums's he "has fallen in love with th e Sanford area and is here to stay." He Is anxious to serve the public and is avail- .-. BEAUTY NOOK 0c S. OM AVE. - boaters and their heart's desire ti. rnett'S . managed by the genial Miss Iva i + 3~ . P h.M.- : . . I fishers, ardent campers and Ex- H a t'nt - for his brood of four youngsters. Store located in the Food Fair filth Street. The store, speclaliz- Siulding. . - Be FROSTED "ed $9 million, which repro èifl iflCrea of 35 per cent a (leposit rnwth in th pa s t "ar. . - out The Crowning To Your Hof- Glamorous And fra ;)ilsiq. Total re,;otirces now e-~- Ison and his family are avid "14V ,%.,, •-,.: 11 , . .!~ t . . . / ' I S clay Outfits - been Stih'tflflt lal growth •ince the new bank hitilding ;l completed early this yt';ir . Ic further Iater1 that ths i, he tirt ycir a dividend hac Payable on a 'erni-aniumal 11114~., I , - . " ,---'-j P41W 11*50511 Add Touch dii,idencl Tonle Oated that tliere 'r tile from selling his company's Courtesy to customers I . ) DODGERS _ 11 .. 1. ,, . I . . I ." . * Time congenial general manager of Jim Lash Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc. is none other than Bill Ison, who has been diligent ly searching the Sanford area, (when lie can find a spare mm- I -C, 0 • With Sanford (I Many people across the drawn out court battle? Surely Strueteci whore there is ample I meats as to the costs of con.lust. a new courthouse for deteriorate. r e s e e b l struction and the costs cii movsouth of the County bitterly Sanford." We: have to contend twt the taxpayer whether room for all I' ci This is not to imply in any liii borne is in North, East, growth of the County build- lug records, but I have beard rescnt having to pay ad val- with the subconscious feeling I way that women are inferior to - JIM LASH i, ..~ -'- / _______ * Ison Falls 'in I... (. ,;* , ', 1 .• i - • - . 1NV ___ ______ ___ The dividend i payable De r. I. 1 9. o qhare hnlder of ord Dec. . In annnnneiniz the -. ___________________ I ,. daughters) attend the Christian Missiominry Alliance Church. Thirteen men are employed to serve the public In sales, ser- .,. . X : , 1~ Fra HAIRDO'S , 've Vice Preident. . ,• rour children (two sons and two . Friday and 8 to 6 on Saturdays. I . . .• ed and 1)IR'Ifl led I he .11in 141511 Auto Sales in Orlando since 1954. 148511 Is married to the charm lug Dehores Lash, formerly of Lewistown. Pa. They nfld their . ____ 'I . , . mobile business as lie has own- I CO operation given the Seminole ShOPPiI1g I'luzu. cannot offer the same services. to one another. There have Gounty und annexed to Orange lie said "Dear Satita-I'm not replueements, the VC underWho would gain by a long The courthouse could be con- I been all sorts of wild state.. County. I gonna ask for a lot this year. ground strength will gradually i ~- I the court house to lx- built in militia apparently I n c I u d e could be put more in keeping their locality, bought or built lishment of a county govern- with the development al th e ent almost two-thirds of the on this team. Most of them greater and greater percentages their homes, they knew where merit complex in a more canI1L young men working in the Corn- were girls and women between of women. Militia rosters inthe Seminole County Court tralized area cii the County There has been a great deal munist front's various udminelude the names of women in and 8b years of age." W_, 1, 4~/ v-'T bor ''inz '' At it ;oa rd of f)irtcIor of SmithIi eminnl. Rank declared .1 cath 'luvklr'nd of 2' per share. at'. i. I prize h\ Seminole County Two P lC" and ParticularlY cited ''the t6 ________ house has been located there the County, the problem will tion, agent, porter and ("en be magnified with regard and county jail, no matter how Their parents rebelled. Indoctri- to the front. for many 7u.Urt. IU5thSt1C the architects may nation courses didn't seem to "Whenever an ammunition military tasks have been taken accessib il ity and availability When these people, who are the site of government to a make the structures. There are help much transport team passed by my over by the women. now clamoring so loudly for majority of the people. other uses to which the land of local Viet Cong Nevertheless, she said, by village, I had to motivate at + Here e\pi-c''-ed his "pleasure with the through the Rnrracudn are his (11)01's for business Oti Sept reception given his new enter- available as well as good, used 29. Lush Is IU) novice to the unto _____ __,,,,,., ,__ lists Dividends i. ' New autos in the Chrysler- cars. CIn'ylcr Plymouth Inc. today I Plymouth line front Vallants I The IWW (I('iIlerSIilI) opened. _______ .- - Reception %%nvi- of Jim Lash Jim it J.. 'AV - With Ray Cromley your mouth' ing a long stamped envelope, this area. but, believe me, our resultz or benefftm of construe- the prestige of being the Coun- in a village not many miles ~ young men also forced ber to One man this reporter talked phone in front of seat, but the government of from here. She was disenurared. cull on more women as aTnmu- to had recently been a Viet Shove it down to the level of plus 20 cents. Sanford Herald papers are read tion of the cou rthouse at the the County would be more The party was getting short nition porters for the CommuCong official at a headquarters on , nor hav e s., by more than Just us as we dr. present locati te culate them thru the neighbor- heard al any such study with centrally loca d and much of officlishi. They were being nist 51•inieE. a little north of here. He said: "At night," she said, "cm the regard to Its construction at more readily accessible to the mt to the front, She'd been It is now one party aim hood. at bulk Of th e people. ordered to recruit aizable num- canals there were long caravans replace men with women to free any other point in the County. Keep up the good work! I feel that this would he hers of young women to take of sampans landed with ammupresent men for the front. This shift Mrs. Ftarlan L. Goplen I believe that isthe inadequate beneficial to downtown San- over much of the party's politi- nition cases and weapons. cour ouse th site Maitlaud. Florida for the prospecthv growth, ford. It has been said that one cul, economic and propuganda "The region cadres and the Contacts with Viet Cong vil of the County's greatest asworl~ in the are.a. regroupee cadreis told me that lucking reasonable parking Editor, Herald: sets, and of course an asset of But she had found that the this ammunition came from Ca lage officials in several Score , space availa bility as well Why all th is fuss about girls in her village were reluc- Man Province. According to of hamlets in South Viet Nam locatIng the Court House? Sun- space for foreseeable construe- Sanford, is the lakeshore in many rillagre after Lake Munroc. If this is no, it tunt to take over these inbs. these cadres, submarines carried indicate village that and in districts ______ ford is the County Seat of Sem- tion. With the growth that is seems invotirruous to want predicted across the south of to They didn't vant to be rent it from tile innrth and rmi-rred inole County, and the court decorate It with the courth ouse away to serve. They rebelled, near the seashore to deliver jt many more jiohticia, organiza - .F . r PLATFORM S'i'R..ATE' t Don't fret because you are nervous, for every public plat- for any man or woman who teaches or speaks or preaches form artist is keyed up, even or acts as master of ceremonies though he is a professional. At the onset, simply clasp at function clubs. BY THE __________________________ __________ -- 'Pleased' Is &d 00,%,, 5h . . t % .1~ I Nov. 22, ________ ________ ___________________ - Notebook I . ; + irV*Th I 4?9 .• -. - . 11 __________ _______________ __ ________ r: ____ ...Bank S i . & ' ~. ~. , . . ww __ (Stir 11 . .I - FOR ADVERTISING INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PAGE CALL JAN McCLUNG, THE SANFORD HERALD, 322.2611 1111111111111111111111111 _ . t~ - ____ - I __ I _____ ___ > Indeed, this OUOTE MAGAZINE is almost indispensable .. of It. It is not near the popula- may be buflt sometime In the Dear Sir: . 9 W C4 W1, th e planne rs are carIt Is manifestly Infuture If . We've been receiving The tion center. ' __ •. 001 ., f'convenient, unfair and dIscrIm rect as to the growth of the Sanford Herald for 224 -.". . and as Tar a we're CUflCeTIu!CI inutory to attempt to serve the County. It could give all our Girls, if your husband or your coining back was no mis- County from this location. The citizens your hands behind your back . I'v 1 seat of government / I - 1.00e 04 . ~?, 11 - I takel were delighted to read County Commission now pro so you can keep squeezing them sweetheart needs a helpful il1 of, and with which ~ I.- Q 1 I It " a new courtto be proud ... ". .1~ I .. . *11 paper that at laid keeps the poses to build as a means of expending your gift for his birthday or at a * se at or near the present they could Identify as citizens Christmas, give him a sub. surplus energy. public Informed about the school hou te and to make an addition of Seminole County. to QUOTE. Or hold the sides of the podand government problems in si \. It- il y I It is my personal belief that , I. the existing jail. This is aplum with both hands and And warn him when reading Seminole County. the County and I citizens from the printed page, to keep We're with you all The way- 1t)y without due nsidr- would benefit hi the long squeeze tightly, for this mum.atirni to studies cular effort will drain off en- one finger on the line to guide a new County seat Seminole County is a great planning authorities, jncluding i')' place to live and i knov our the Seminole County Planning at a centralized location. BowIj look up and then drops back 'calm. (or most of our) county officials Off ice, with regard to prospee- ever, 1 Want to stress that r' : I %w5 ri _7 the page. .. , I The mere act of speak-ing also are sincere and hard working tive growth of the County. far as I know the efforts be. ~ _. ... ~' Many clergymen forget this , -. -does the same, so a fter your people but we have m.an', many Wi thin twenty years Seminole lug expended at this time ; " _______________________________________________ ____ __________ ______________________________ problems to work out and the County is expected to have ap- not directed toward the retheir place. fairly calm and assured. only way to start is by bring- proximately 800,000 people liv- nrnval of the County seat. ___________________________________ For when you read, YOU Through the co-operative ci. if you must read an anjug them out In the open for lug within bers twoshould glance up every 10 seepeopl( to see. We've had child- Thirds of whom will reside in fo rt between the County Cam- ______________________________________________________________________________________ J nouncement, ei ther clip the thin mission and the Commissioners sheet to a piece of cardboard ond to maintain eye-contact ron hi Seminole County schools South Seminole County. to prevent the shaking of the wi th your audience or confor 8 years and I know 110W serve such a populace, greatly of the City of Sanford, it would Bruce Biossot gregatlon. paper. ______________________________________________ great the problems in the enlarged courthouse facilities be possible to construct a But It isn't easy to glance Or hold the th in sheet in sctioolz are and bow frustrat- will he required, apparently Coun ty Government complex ______________________________________________________ both hands then gently pull in hack at th e proper line unless lug to the teachers, students much larger than what is now sou th of the present boundaries you keep your finger at the Of S&llfOTd ii property opposite directions. parents and all school personnel planned for the County. Political ,WM ently owned by the County, This counteraction will stop right place. ClargTmM take location of the courthouse these problems are. th e area of the .'lunior Unfortunately we border Or- be a continuing burden to a College. This could readily be en in the Viet Cong village prevent your hands from tram- For futher practical advice, ange County so many people majority of the people. - She had leen the placed by women." i send for my booklet 66publie feel It's more Important to sub- I am not apprised of any annexed b' the City of San- (NEA) Official; The growing scarcity of hierarchy is confirmed from bftg? Remember this trckl the probable ford. Sanford would stffl have tOP GO11 M unist party And don't hold the microPlatform Psychology," eTICIOB other sources. I xcrlW to ttm Orlando pop" in planning study of i-, 1, ___ __ _______________________ at. Anderson, Sou th Carolina. -'s : To a . . it will be an ___ ______ i! ic Dr. Twee Is like sTI ams- your Adam's Apple at let tht gjer adjust the power. ture speakers or singers. for ?Te toii it*t 1I4I& t For a mike should newer ob. fright. In fact even the pro scure your lips, sinc,e most fessinnabi are keyed up durBut poople subconsciouSlY depend tug the first 3 m i nu tes! disquise your nervto a large degree on lipreadyou thg, even If th ey, are not deaf. DUStlCSS by man of th e tricks That's why it is hard to nuthned below. Scrapbook "he-ar" a speaker If a pillar or this case. aged other obtructIofl shuts out Case A-IRR: Dr. Dee, 32, is president of his Kiwanis your view of his For snappy Ideas and apClub. "Dr Crane, "he began, "I am piOPflate humor, I can re. commend the weekly QUOTE timid and a poor public MAGAZINE, published at .- else. After you have Clin T ____ . or t ____ ___ '.. ers among o w0fir : __ I. ___ __ __ _______ ___ . impressed upon him the all-important safety messth throughout th e state. We hearthy endorse the sporting use tires and think he has passed the " of firearms, In Its many and varied take him on that l ong-to-be-rememberforms, and highly treasure the many ed father-and-twn buntin g trip. Begardlife of .•. 1111111111111111111-- - ____ ___ _______ - . . afield -. better ified. Take the . -zr-- Instructor, when qual Wi dung Dr. Crane's t/,. ., -: , 6 r + ,_ , . 0.1I + . f - / - I + j + + + - + +, - .' -. �t & - - .. - . r :. .. -• - - • . , . ...... - --- T. It ~ I ~ 1 . ,~ i 1 It i ! . a ii , • i Raiders Kick .. : 2 3, .' Nor. 110~'... .. . . . "I .. ~~ .,..,,-+_~:11~;, .:-'I I,.0* k. ~ ), I I_,..',-.:.. 1. .,: :I . .I :. ~ ~v7 ..~_If_ - ; , . "'I: ,. ~ Page c - tdurii rrath iir iI_I% . ' I "-- U" . , k" 1. z..... ,: very _.. ,, ,, IIIUIIl1''' '''.,•.--.--- 1 " ,.~ . ti " , CUTDOORS F . ,' 'fl..- ' IP 41 Notre Dame Leads PoI1 Spartans Crv Foul y __ _ _. I feel At the forward posts Sanford's ball handler. "With good student and com• capable of Steve Grnover, a 19C5 graduate )t,,'L-4nr& ..$fl ,..i.. __i... t._i ....ii .... z..a c. i.. tt..t. ... ,.,,ap,4,. T )v,lii've that waii %UV (1 11 O rHH. wilu JiJflP.V lL VU(IIIfl., i. UCOUL against (nt' IJHI Wt'U. III'FV U JU't 11I1IJ Steriing said of his Raiders, high school's retwunding ree- our team could have fl twieehenten Lake !umter Jun- their zone and get our big men lOt College near Leesburg Wed- 11) th e boards fLr the second! ' They have a good attitude and erd, has a good chance as does season and represent Seminole ii," Matare working well. They seem to Earl Stokes; the guards pro- Junior College nesday night at shot" p.m. Despite the first year status want to play ball ar.d although habty will be Charlie Brown an eci Sterling. The Lake Sumter team, dropc'erleaders are spon• The ped a close decision to Day- of th e team and th e problems th ey are inexperienced , th eir John Thomas. Sterling says. 'Thomas is a soring a motorcade to the game tona Beach Juj College and of orientating the team to the hustle and willingness to work real fine boy who ha.; the msik- and anvnne ifltCl'eStCd i going th en last Its second game of the coach's method of play, Sterling is apparent." The Seminole haidcr8 proba- ings of a real good college along to the game Is urged to season to Florida College. Lake feels thai his tz,am has a good Sumt'r uses j game. bly will start big Fred Milton guard. He has trnprn 'eci a lot, meet out at the Junior College type tic- chance to yin Its first and is a good I by 6 p.m. and Coach Sterling said "If our bo:s don't get exught who stacks u" to C'S" at center. Be moves jitters , - gjt,c I) C. L I Wdnd S Off Coach Joe Sterling's Seminole that In order to win "Wc must up In first game Junior College basketball team score from th e outside, work that we are g._. ' = By THE ASSOC1ATEI) PRESS 1tball team edged out l)augh- last Saturday. It was OflC of the Ma Parseghian t ook it 11 In erty's Michigan State club by a I closest counts in the history o1 st ri de but Duffy Daugherty Is scant th ree points In this week's 1 their poll. 'We were ranked No. 1 last beginning to feel persecuted. Associated Press college poll Parseghian's Notre Dame after they fought to a 10-10 tie week," Parseghian said on . .•. Dixie Captures Top Bowl Honors ' ;P,;(• Ll . the dew hunting is pretty good ! . . ______ - s of college football's post easnn day while the Pacific 8 Confer- offer the only pairings of perprizes, pulled a m il d surprise by feet-record teams. Five teams from the rugged selecting Southern California as The game is a rematch of Atenet' ff and at times, our line charged Netts. His hacks accounted for swift senior scat-back account- ' . , 7 FRED MILTON Lyman Southeastern Conrerenor and the host team in the Rose Bowl. abanin's 39-28 Orange Bowl two powerful Dixie independ. Purdue and Syracuse had been triumph over Nebraska last ents accepted bowl bids Monday named to the Rose and Gator New Year's night. as all but five bcrlhs in the Bowls, respectively, over the Georgia Tech, only other tm eight major holiday attractions weekend. beaten and untied major team, were tilled. The top game should be the meets Florida In the Orange This weekend. two Southwest Sugar Bowl confrontation be- Bowl at Miami (lie night of Jan. Conference schools are expected twi'en third rank ed Alabama 2 after Southern California, the to join the field. giving the I and fourth-ranked Nebraska. Pacific 8 king, and Ptirdtw. the southland at least nine of the lt If Alabama sidesteps an upset Big Ten runner-up, tangle in the bowl spoLs. in its remaining two regular-sca- Rose Bowl at Pasadena. car. . %Ut For "Hornets" - through and wiped their line out 2419 yards rushing and three'edI for two touc!~downs and Ied ! of the play completely," stated, touchdowns on the , , ,round in the 1 the Seminoles with M yards i The Lyman Greyhounds faced his Seminoles had game. Much of the Sanford of- rushing in last week's victory. demoralized Winter Park 31-7. fensFve attack was due to the, The starting Seminole ofien- their higcst test of the season The annual battle with Tie.. drive around on some of the 140 ......................180 190 ...................comparable Ui Land has sand roads In the "outlyin" 150 unit is: ends, Greg Ganas last Friday xnd passed with Singled out for their line play second effort running put in ls 160 ....................... in g tilts" of oth er "homecom areas and see what I mean. and 'Mike Iirng; tackles Barney flying colors, according to were ta ckles Stan Hemphill and th e Seminole backs. This is a reprint from th e 170 .........................21.5 schools and is rated as a tOSSBUDDY STUMPF Barney Headrick, ends Greg Of DeLand, Metts said, "They Headrick and Stan Bemphill; Coach Dick Copeland, whose pamphlet of Regulations on 180 ..........................up, with previous season's perGanas and Mike Long and eonhave had 10 days to prepare for guards Gordon Meyer and Billy team held Lakeview's scoring ' 40 hard -charging 190 .......................2 formances tossed to the winds. Land has two Bunting and bag lImits: Boy Dunn. us and we've only had two. So. Miller; center Roy Dunn; quar- machine to just one touchdown ter "Where we had ample oppor- tackles who'll make it tough on 200 ....................... . 2 Deer, buck only-Daily bag the Melts didn't leave hack- I would give them th e advain- terhack Frank Whigham; half- and a 7-6 loss to the Devils. 1. - . 265 tunity to offer protection for our Whigham," added Metis. season bag 3 possession limit 210 In last Friday's walk-away field out as hi.,; praise went to tage. Anoth er thing, our of- hacks Buddy Stumpf and Bill "That has to be one of the A fishing plug is much like xi passers in previous games, Tie2 I en.se is entirely different from Bracken; fullback Mark Canlo. finest games any of my teams !"' t?*"' r'. .,;-i;t , $ ", SI ?I inni øc .2 " .3 .... ' 4 f " I .-----,.,d • 4. ,. • • I pouesstoZn '' limit s bag 3, just don't inow wflat will start: ends 1ruct' 'McKi'- Hound Coach. "They have a 11W Turkey, Spring gobbler-Daily ed. bin and Darrell Vodopich; tac- real good ball club, It 1 feel I)eLand will put tip UI bag1, season bag 2, posses- Few fishermen recognlzt' the "We know th at they're fit- kle Barney Headrick and Stan that ours is just as good." LEAGUE lures, of errant sian limit 2 miliar with what we are going Hemphill: middle guard Gordon 13'fllKfl'5 defense bus been Squirrel, grey - Dolly bag ui, claini the lishinh. a'jthorlties at • Iii do. It's only a matte!' of our Meyer; monster "man" line- something to marvel at in reand as a Mercury outboard.. possession limit 20 boys putting th eir backs to it hacker Kelly Ogden; lineback- cent outings. The OBC chainSOKC Squirrel, fox-Daily hag 2, poi'- result, they fall to SCflSC thc ; STANDINGS McGuire pion Devils scored on their and getting the job done." the ers "Mighty Mite delicate balance between effecsession unIt 4 and Mike Long; halfbacks Fred first play from scrimmage Quail-Daily bag 12, possession live lure action and th it which Hurdle races, highly popular during the 1930s and 40s, will Seminole mentor continued, ;i;I Weber and Al Peeples, and against the Hounds but were quite as DeLanci doesn't seems to flash "beware" Kennel limit 24 !• 1w featured again this year when the Sanford however, safety Buddy Stumpf. much us Seminole , whitewashed thereafter by a Plugs go astray for numerous Bear-Daily bag 1. season hag Club opens its season on I)ec. ic. reasons Thc take a beating defensive charge led b Danny 1, possession limit 1 Jcrr Collins, chairman of the board for Sanford Orlando 1. Overton and Torn Ficitter, Bog-Daily hag 1, season when cast against rockl shor(.s bonus 'Z. Wild decided to re-introduce the unique event this season as xi . ,\ - been ill i I -' umnber of quail around, ic you : 110 .................. 140 scheduled for tomorrow night - ed, by grabbing the lion's sharo nailed bowl assignments Mon- Up$ the New Orleans classic will - 115 Fighting Seminoles was corn - go real beauty. It I _I.________ at Winter Park, the Fighting halfhack BL1dd Stumpf. Bill they have a pair of fleet half- ~ Seminoles unleashed at devastat- I Bracken. Fred Weber. Bill Fris- ~ backs who could cause trouble.' ing second-half attack which by and Al Peeples. Plaudits The Bulldogs use th e straight _____________________________ carried them to a 31.7 victory also were awarded to quarter- "T," the Wing "T," and the "I" hack Prank Whighnm. who formations, and they possess over the Wllde'.ts. Metta and his coaching ta isn't expected to rnn much, but a good running quarterback and was particularily pleased with when he does, it's always ox- l a pretty good fullbaek. The only doubtful Seminole , plosive. the offensive line play. _____ Thiswas roke . the line all year. EvMhricly 1 kept running and reall3 gave it ' Stumpf, who injured his 1.mee I .. t, had somebody on the ground plenty of effort." praised in the Win te r Park fray. The type it stander at last Saturday's Poll all of the SEC and independ- In their Thanksgiving Day windBowl, has recouped, as epcc't. cuts Georgia Tech and Miami u -,. "Th ey brought a whole bus, load of Bulldogs and watched reported a lot of dmr and hear. I with his hunting license. Live us as we battled Win te r Park As for the turkeys, well, you Dressed Weight last Friday. Now, I'm know how smart th ey arc, Weight S! dering what eff ect it'll have on seems to be a pretty good num- 40 our boys knowing that the ................. her spotted, but trying to get so Wi Land team has seen our 60 ..................... one is a different story. 90 of play." Bunting friend, Bob Mahan, 70 .. .................. H I Sanford, DeLand with bag limits "a comin" in live weight is simple if the deer I hun te r will clip a copy of th e every day. Farmington hunting area has following churl and place It , 'i• - Comparing dressed weight to • J ''_ E su.al p.ot,,4f • - - o f&F.AI ll 6wa-* THRILL YOUR CHILD WIThA _ -' One More Chance - %'ntr' - LITTER i Visit ow Santa Post OfIka and SOW an eneteanthut FM halts,' that Will bring the wwder of Santa Clans to Itest secJai child. We will have it postmarked from Santa Claus, Indiana. It's nor way of saying uiintiu t or,in waning minutes, --. SANTA PROM ' Merry Christmas. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK Member F.DJ.C. DOWNTOWN SANFORD . Metts after HERALD'S EIGHTH ANNUAL -.162MOML sivc - • , -- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Alabama, Mississippi, Geor- son games and the Cornhtuskers Th e South, a reluctant hy• gia, Florida and T(flfleSsee don't stumble against Oklahoma quict I - - -- _______________________ deer hunters for information By BILL VINCEN'T SIR. This Is the second week of that explains the weight of war in the woods in and about dressed deer compared to live the local area and It seems that weight. vt h. i'; . II 11th tot III nrinat the news. "And b'hi Si at v's 551, The trlh hind 23 t'utc'q in tisitit I r'virUiii Te t-hi 27R to. UCLA votes to 13 for the 15110tq , State didn't beat (ii) 1. Notre tThnw 551' I 2(11 1. Georgia Ink we deserve to he on top Snit't ntis with 14 ballots naming 2. Mirhlgon State (7I 55,1 R. I'eirtluee 136 huh, tenstis in a tie for first am." , Alabama (8) 4 6 7 ). Florida 99 Daugherty, however. was not thxu v. Point,; Are awarded i. (I 01 10. Snt,tlwrn California 62 (lie basis of 10 for a first-place ---------------------------.•.. flVifl('e(l, nttfnr rrul?to Nv. 22, 1966 - Page 7 Mir "1 would hope that as the vote. niii.' fur second, etc. _______________Hut Mk'hign,, State made the -' --'' ritm's take time to reflect," lie Id. ''they would reward this .'niint close with 27 second-place 'eat gang of Spirinns tu' their volp,i against 15 for the Irish. eat effort in the Inst two sea- Al:el,nmn wn.4 third with 467 t9 points and eight flrnt.pince 1114. Nh.;w ','oHI( tii'i 'fl,e burden of proof rests solely on uitiel Nebrnskn was fourth Nntrr' i)rimq' this writ-' in it,, efforts to prr.';e that it, nnij not "No one e'niild be more worthan this group that played %%,tilt 401 points anti a lone first- Mieliig,ire State, dc'sprvc'q the national chnmpionshlp, :e champions and fought right place ballot. Miehignn State moved bark into the No. I position Monday The rest of the Top Ten were in fil p United i'ress Intc'rnntir,nnh Hoard of Conchen major col1ee -wit to the wire." This was the second year in a Georgia Tech fifth, UCLA sixth, football ratings for flip firqt time since mid-Oetoher, w that Michigan State has had Georgia seventh, Purdue eighth, Nntre flame' whit'), played the Spartans to a 10.10 tIe last troubles with the poll. Last Florida and Southern Calf. weekend in their vldelv pnhhici7.ed showdown but came under 10th, ason, the Spartans were fire for t'nnseetitive' playing the dropped to Michigan State in through for spentifl, 'rhr Irish, however, have a Inst. chant-c to even the score. tiked first at the end or the gulnr season but were re- the season but Notre Dame's With ,tin edition of tin' ratings remaining to he counted, the aced by Alabama when they hopes for continuing In first f4psii't:uis have' i'otnplett'.I their season with it 9.0-1 mark. Notre ;t to UCLA, 14-12, In the Rose place depend on its meeting Dame, 8.0-1 to elate, nivets 10th ranked Southern California next )WI. with Southern California Satur Soturday en tier' Los A,,gelc's (tolis.'iim and Irish Coach Am Notre Dame receIved 550 they in Los Angeles. I'arseghian leaves no .fotil,t, that he will be out to impress hit ints In the poll to Michigan The Top Ten, with firnt.place fellow eonu.'hr's tin the 85. mon Ill'[ boa rd. 205 f~ow :M A -~ V - __.~~ , . 'i, 1 tt . . - CONTEST RULES , . . -- certain ways Races Opener H For 4 '"i ''' '-'-' - on . 1. • - - .. .:,,, : - f .''. anti wi' against us. 10 0) - A • I.• . - - II I 1 I ;, i; 1, ., il . I lor snagged on underwater they ffer also su Five local bear hunters got st.acles ,incl 1 themselves a Ifice trophy this damage wilen carelessly banged : past week while h unting in the in ta ckle boxes. Wekiva swamp area. Those in i Unfortuna tely, tic i erenct bag 2, possession limit 2 11-;, 'i Ir, ri I . 1 Tornadus 2 Super Strike.. :i PerfectOs 4. Phantoms S Hawth orns 4. Green Borneti 4. Lane Surfers b. Hurricanes sT - , ti I , p - r' >' ' L S ., . ; 7;;. f * "I : .". 1W_ gr" * A. _ " -- i . ,, - r' :" ,,,. .. . . - . 0. i- . A 1'16/8'44-,1hn,i Spolal '4 'S K Kniffin 115.311-U. Crowe AJJI.C. .IUNIOR.SENIOII Ui ERS LOCAL BEAR HUNTERS LEAGUE V. i th firHi k il l 1B Lors .11 11w hunt erc "Cotton" Brown, Ii action between xi healthy 2. No Names Would You Gut; Schniah. Bob Dean, Ed piuf or a crippled one nifty to Iit'lit'Vc 2:; 17 McKay and 11111 Hoover. uxmotu. i'd h the average' flu1i,1' 4. LucI:y 114 21 , Sonic of the local bear hunters I er . . even when it tloesn't • S. Misfits say that when you get up G. The 140b111 lxi 25 race. you are, in for a real treat t_4111J1 4ISiI 15 25 if the' lnw.tie, ox screw-i-ye 7. (106 4:]S Just a word to the fishermen , I -OkL -%Z-1. - . 'N - I .1 . - ... , :, . - team captain Paul Lanibert. Lambert, playing with a painful arm injury, rushed for 188 yards in 19 attempts On defense he defl ected four passes and recovered a fumble ii' the end zone Lakeview fullback Larry Graham, who has been mentioned as a possible all state candidate, amed 155 yards . . 86 rushing in him 17 more yards than Lam- • . ' -. - ' • ' - ' ,;.., 11 41.1 ' . • • &. • 1 -: ff .'' .... ''''-' ••' - DAVID OLIVO ' I I - , - - I The Sanford Herald . . ... ................. Winner Mary Carter Paints .......... Winner Wilson-Maier Furniture ..........Winner Downtown Cleaners & Launderers Winner Southern Air . - . . . . ...... . . . . . . • Winner Wert Jewelry Store . . . . ...... . Winner Crummy • Monteith, Inc. . . . . . . Winner * . * .. .. * . . . . . ... .. .... . . . . - . . . . * ..... .. • . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . * . . . . • . . . ..........• Sanford Herald ............... Winner . ...... . . . . . . . . . • McRoberts Tire . . . . . - . . , . . . . . . . Winner ............... . . . . Ithlnk ................ will b.the most points scored ln any one gm*. * Score with Elgin Chuvolo Vs. Terrell? GEORGE'S TAVERN 1011 French, Sanford BAR & PACKAGE I , I WINES - ; - BASIL, Switzerland (UPI) Switzerland defeated France AU Your Favorite lmands At A Price You're Glad To Pay e Germany in a and Wöt angular speed skating meet, Sunday. The scored 71.7141) points, to 57$734 for France and U0.20U for the German! squad. SPECIAL LOW PRICES RY THE CASE Swiss MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT GEORGE'S! Misslasippi vi. Ml... St. - DUNLOP TIRES Aetna Fire Insurance Hartford Insurance Group Insurance Company of North America \ - ' '- 3 ' ' : Cavity 174.wsl Uglo for hsdI.s, Tapered fashion band. 114sw.l. Wstproot• mai.ndar model. Sweep Elgin for mm INSURANCE 500 W. First St. - 322.0375 *When ci,, & crystal at* infacf. Wert Jewelry Store 202 E. First St. , 322.01$1 Georgia vi. Ga. 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It any one falls for any reason during Its tread lit., we will replace It with a now tire - FREEI Wheel balancing Alignment Front end repair Batteries - AND LASS NEEDS Swiss Victory FREE REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE American Fire & Casualty Florida vs. Miami 6 + 3, SO An DIAL 322-2611 - 4 , Address Scnkarak Glass & Paint ..........Winitr NO OBLIGATION - RUMLEY- the last few weeks with ii series I sinith± ffilflW for ii 44 Would you e NAS Lightning; øwept of minor injuries: he fleeds to DETROIT (AP) Th the, 4 lIonts for all points get out on the practice field to believe George Chuvalo against 'thunks to Reno's high single get back into shape. The threat Ernie Terrell for the heavyguinea 168-187 and the help of of Doug's running is a big factor weight championship of the 01 Waisizuate Janet Leon's 157- in making our passing attack world? I more' potent." The way they were talking. 4445 series. The Dragon Ladies boat th e David Olivo. sophomore quar- and acting, around Cuba Arena if VA.Ii6'i Squaws us u result terback, has a sprained arch Monday' night that's the way of Merlene Lewis 142-2030/471 but is expected to be back in ac- Chuvalo and Terell think It might be next year. series, Eva Hust.etler high sin- time by Wednesday. . - -gw games uu UflU ti ret ta Oliver's 167/488 series. Giuridit Gehrig of the losing team had U high single game of 166. -- agency is known by the company it keeps. . - permit a from --- '"' I NOTHING TO BUY FLA. Put Your Message In This Space Each Week I . ilVII H. FRENCH AVENUE . ountr - which has the postseason football game' York can also move the ball both offense and defense in the well, especia ll y on the running second half of the season and ously here Dec. 31. ilCiu hurdle races continu previous appt,'aniice, of Floyd Ylttle and Larry Cson- Couch Copeland is hoping they In its since the 19308. will continue their fine play Mika. be Tennessee beat Texus A and thirddistance also will Both Syracuse and Tennessee against Bishop Moore. The Bar3.0 in a tre'endous delensive :e:r at Sanford-Or- !3 added ha vi scored well. Syracuse hit a nets were the only team to beat 'struggle on Dec. 26, 1957. 5/lOths mile Tennessee is an entirely dii • peal: of 37 points against Florida Lukeview, which finished the U addition to the mile route SOKC ferent twine this year Dewey SUite and never made fewer season with nine wins and one Warren is a gambling quarter- than 21 points in its 8-2 season. loss. run a more gruelling' ____________________ I••' UL 300 ................. , - . back who is %% illing to) throw;Tennessev scored 38 against " 1 16ths mile event this YC11T. distance really anywhere on the field and lie Army: was held to 3 by Georgia Carleton Crowell is in his longer MiAMI (APIl---I"outinill Coach three last, agilereceiversTech while going 6-3--wi th Van- 13th season as Army's crosshas The' Wednesday A.M. Nuvul OUt the best that i Austin Denney, Richmond Flow- I. derbilt still ahead Saturday. proving ground. Make' slight ad- Offiect's Wives league' bud x- Charlie Tati- 01 the University brings country coach. where you step, " 'rack SUlu hOUU'4, grey ' ----a4.,. I ''. Of Miasnil WiIk OITIIJI.D (.JIIf' puDI. 1VWh1 .. JUDLLIIVUL&1 UUU I. 1I IVI 4II ''""I. Mgr. Jack Ledoux. "We lee! TALLAHASSEE - With deer lion by pulling the pl.g through with Suzy Reno of the NAS eyes toward tilt, training room e addition of the hurdle Lightnings toppinF the league today, hopeful that Li chancy that th h un ting season upon us this is the water. events and the 7JI6ths mile disOften, tilt- action of new JiIUg with it 4140 series and Marlene hurst,' bothering fullback Doug a good time to puss on a bit of will truly put greyhound information that might prevent can be improved b.,' minor "sur- Lewis high single game of 203. McGee will mend sufficiently to racing into the forefront as a McGee to start lracticThe 7 Pistols topped the Alsome friendly argunienta anwug gery," say the Mercury folks, spectator sport." ing. deer hunters. According to 0. but always work CHUtiOLINJy and icy Cats for four points wi th -Wt- need McGee' and we need the very good bowling of Jimi E. Frye, director, Game and test often. Iternenibur, U u plug doesn't Gold's high single game 1(14- him badly for our game witii Fresh Water Fish Commission, j each year the Comm ission re- Zig, zag, w.ggit or nod exactly 160 for 4814 series, and tcuizi- Florida Saturday," said Tate. xis it should, It won't catch fish. mate Sully Mu rn ele' ]71i high "He has missed a lot of practice calves many inquiries - Herald name Is George's Tavern ............. First Pri*ze • . . . si n Second Pr' *ize • • . $ Third Pr'ize • • . . $4 Contest Editor c/o Sanford SANFORD, truk in , ' Navy League a My TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK Marie Tipplas Third Prize $4 Leman Oxfrd 2417 Pdmtte Ave. MAIL OR DING ENTRY TO: five losses. The Greybounds and lit Miami's West Flag Ip _r.,, ~ Gator Bowl trip and Tennessee fensive giant this time. But the siderably on itS second when they meet in ~ Big Orange from upstate New .i-1C is tile only large I I CASH PRIZES UOX I, LC XKWy - season - I'll 28 and women, tile "fishin" it; do- to which tile line attacheh,, is I~ b. 4 Hitt; & A Alisfi 111G,11 GAME~;-SEILIE.S iog pretty good still so keel) try- bent to the side, the pl,-g won't; I ing for those specks, bass and track correctly. Lips th at have 212/5r14-Jin2 Woods earn. Le roy Hickson got a been hanged or twisted, even 210 '57S-Frunk Patterson nice spike while hun ting in th e slightly, will destroy intended 178'-IHC---lIilly Callan Puzzle Lake area and th ere action. Hooks must swing freely 175/47(1-Kevin Spulsl:i were a lot more deer seen and and hun;,ers mu.'ul be in lint'. 1 167138K-VicI:ie Yelinel: •- '"'J'-i A7/ Facsimile Also Accepted) (Reasonable First Prize $10 Dome Vlhkn P.O. lox 203 Second Prize $6 1 curries. bert in "I felt that Paul Lambert played a!, fine a football game us anyone can in this state," ;. contended Copeland. "I have " ituid all year, that Paul is *he last week's contest: attempts giving 1"iI'rr ua I %! I I CR ' . - Winners of '' - • - run & deer b3. Walker Stepped plieris and a low minutes of test- ; on a 3½ foot rattler, so I would Aug. On long win ter evenings advise you to be real careful the bathtub will serve as a good 11W'"J 'I 1 ..i .. ______ fl First • • OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK .P\if!.r.. 1' 4' finest runner in the Orang. f biggest nights during hurdle Belt Conference and I still b€ race performances -, 4 'ic' it to he true" , Collins plans to hold the hurLambert, who has gained IiwY CSONKA I-'140Y1 ISFTLE die events on Tuesday and 844 yards rushing in eight . Thursday nights. S games needs just 32 yards in Contributing to the disappear'Wednesday night's finale with Tsb anee' of hurdle races was the Bishop Moore to capture the lack: of good hurdle idO5 gou OBC rushing title. Graham has difficult to 'ind ia in 10 games. P but llins, said Co hurt1ler Tile Hounds T(e(!d a Victory • • . we are fortunate in having against the Hornets from Ornels honked here th at a1read luendo in order to even their IAC KSO\VILI E tAP S r e rc and John MilI d hurdle dogs who have record to five wins and nave gao both at Sodrac park ucuse will be making its first - Syracuse will be the tough di'- . One entry only to each contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Fri. Noon, Nov 25th. . * -' : , eno aces . ' i break ties. Copeland was pa.iticularly pleased with the outstanding _______________ ::. hooks that freeze at art angle turkeys. Leon Walker got himself a are a decided problem. rattler trophy th is past week Most diffi culties can he remwhile waiting for the dogs to edieci wi th it pair of long-nosed ' " I.;_.1 -`k I •; .• ' - .'.~ . :- - £ a -- - horse racinr interests throughout the countm-, said, "We put 1 I co 10. Phinques in hurdle races during mid-! 11. But Bowlerii 15.5 _94.5 end of the hoses so that in effect season last summer at Sodrac 121. StrikeouLt, 11-1 28 the greyliounds art- jumping Purl: in North Sioux City, S. D. HIGH GAME'S - SEILIES through the stram, rather Man The hurdle events were all imPtirbe 1~-4., 41i-S-itt our had _1___-_______ mediate success and we I4&/d9r-Harnld Johnson ________ .., " - I 114 '4 ' -•-; , , . ' , : " w' -. W ' 7w1r." .?*.. , "' xc ing a c cc nttractlon for each race " our fans "sx" 27 1 The first hurdle will be In Hurdle race, or(, run oer cate'd 't 14 halfway between thi Ii flU t 34 1' ' tiut dis starting box and the finish lint I 91 tance. The hurdles actually 24 1 gre' hounds jump , that the but are 2 tht original hurdle twict in the' constructed of flexible rubber 2. lb . broom straw. same race. The other two hurhoses topped with .o 20 dIes arc on the backstretch. dl TO )lwr hoses .art- secured Collins, who has dog and ________ in xi wooden frame in an upright . q,, - ' , -'/'' I' '114,*'. • - - . 4' BANTAM LEAGUE We feel hurdk races will be andogs must clear four hurdles in A.J BC .. .. .I . - , for the Central Florida greyhound racing fans. i "iurciir' race' mak for a The hurdles are U inches in ~ ~ highly exciting spectator sport," and ctre'ch ii the way ii' i i height said ''across th e racing strip. The , - - , I. - 't! -' • • - , a. ,. a ,.. i a PICK a num ber w hi ch you trunx w ill no tno highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number in the spaco provided in Entry Blank, This will be used to • • ----- football games this weokond are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite tho advertiser's name on the Entry Blank. No scorns, Just pick winners, -- ':: • - • '.. _41i I I ,, Praac. new Buy a new 10 ~- - Southern Air 2513 Pork Dr. Sanford, No. T.C.U. vs. S MU. 3224321 2 Gal. $698 w 04' Wil -a V. I. a .tsr.,,, .asi,!,, MARY CARTER PAINTS 209 W. let. St. Virginia vs. N. Carolina 322.39 $IB OUR COMPLITI LINE 011 QUAKER PURL SAS AND OIL HEATERS Wilson- Mader FURNITURE COMPANY 311 1. lu St. 322M22 Vasds,bhIt vs T.suru El 4 - - ---•-- - . . . . -•'i .. - - I I •• 4 I I ' ' ' I •*. ? ----- . ux-- ?' ' - -. . : - .- , - r 4 ------------ . .- .* I - .'''-•'. . ~ ' �.-- -•••- - - •-- -- _.7e_•; - - --- - i . . ri . I _______________________ I , ____________________ _______________ ____________ _____________ J! - , -------- - - - __ __ .3 Semi nole Count y School Hf . I 4 1 Page $ ___ f 31 I I • y 1. I. .. . . 1, ..1 Seminole High Chapter of F'u- City Week to be held Novem- trinli7ed society. People in the city depend an the farmers for -ica join- ber 17-24. ed the rest of the nation in the This week was set aside to food. raw materials for cloth stress the need for clove coope- ing a nd shelter, and in many observance of ration between rural and urban cases their jobs. Farmers, in citizens. A cooperation relation- turn, look to the urban poputh ship between farm and city is tion for their equipment, can. i.!~, essential to our modern indus- sumer goods, and services. 1 I Some 16 million jobs are some what ciosezy related to the I I I 01, ~ I I SJC Circus It is evident. that both farm , , .. and city people are Interde______ 1. pendt. Their cooperation is . ,,- - - ....., k 11 .. essential to the progress of our '' I Observances Week .. .. ,.. I I ,I ... I "I . 11 _~... I . * -_. ".:~ . - _•, , - . . g •, . I GCC)i'gC Hnuptkorn. Neil Rich- '• .. S .. ...' 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Teens Get More Than The Give - Choice of Reg. - - CALL - SPECIAL 41 ...... -• I Got some news you'd like flo see ONORA ROAD --'- , MELODEE Trash Cam? - . . - \4/hen Is A Trash Can ' Set At Melodft ,. __ - - Skating Show -. Class ,...-- -, ' -. FOR of _1 '_tiiIi tbQt' . ', - - -,.'-- I - ____ - Dee. 10. Miss Welch competed with 25 scirls from Central l"lut'i(lfl in the annual ('I)flteat held at. the Iks Lodgre in Orlando Saturdity night. E ' ' in I_Jnn L(I'-.l-. '-'il -j Not Just MISS MA RI IINI:'rl'E WII1Cl I was chosen princus,4 in the court to rcigrn lit tile ' ____ , I - _ .. Set At SiC ' _ __ _____ College •.- Eagle Set H I Tif?. SHRIMP IS OUT, TRT IS 1: The latest London reports are that A 17 SiC Yearbook Editor lathilke cockney lass named Twiggy Is replacingJ a ri fly M. MiRTij Shrimoton who was cnnsfrk,Te41 till three wr'eks n--the h.t, SK i Ifl all the way ti and richest model in the world. year to min a yqIiy trim. Twigy. only launched in 7ehplete Junior eollege. JflClIJ(krj in mary, swn after was featured 1k plans are a nCwspaper on the ervers of the chic French a yearbook. Already Ui yearm*aiine now pulls In $200 a day as top British model. hook staff has mot many timeq. The dnisghter of a television and (hi, editor r'Ii,rfrr) to heart ,otkm. she happily drops its pUt)lIeRtiofl is Cindy MicheI. her aitche. like 1.isa Dolittle n I M -year- old graduate of .Semin. My 'air f.ady." and says sh's ole High Sebno!, afraid to come to the U. S. tfl pose for Vogue "because I'd 'flu yearbook hn in f. miss my mum." vor Cindy's experience with in Rlimev! Rut, sooner or later. _____ rither Journal of a irnzLir he'l1 hit nor maa'iines. Twigtiir , In her junior y*'ar ,t Ser-n. y, a hionde topped 3-7. who's .; mole High she worked on the 41 thin is a pin. nnmed from nosports page of their annual and ' where like a tahfon rocket, ill. the day of the tr1ng bean off. (U the SJC annual she iys I heat model was over, How did that It will be 2i pn,feg Ion,. ,. I she make it? Easy. Fellow isoft cover, and will h% ,blight t CTVF)Y NIMMELS named Jimfin Do Villeneuve, a-i evPrythinq f r n in the fir;l` unsuccessful hairdresser, got thought of planning the .sehooi r the idea when he met her, aged to the last action of the student Is-now he's a swinging sueeess body in the first year of the as her business manager. school's existence. _____ I L _____ . ' . al t I 1 ---. ' ' _ __ _____ 1 4& pointed to serve as counNP,W DANCE SWING COM. already. When the bent slown. IICY I,V, I'll tell You what, If Now Wall, a Young Republii-s teaching. In high school she ~ s selors in the women' ING? Flinging feet and body yoilnV, people stop fru~,Pglngf. is starting Its organyou say nasty things about my cans Club belonged to the F'iihire Teach- I dormitories for the 1966they c nasty around In rhythm is tile oldest But. today don't Just walk 1,11 say some of school, then The Velodee Dancing and I rs of America and ihe waLi 67 academic year. In her Ization otit SJC Way, yon. flow's that for form of entertainivent-and the off the floor . . . they reach Florida Teacher's Fitire Club is staging a ikate a t. Today's "separate" for each other, frequently fall awarded the n c w Ringwald, who Is a sen- Ing If that much-rumored "Old" a trade? into cheek-to-cheek. It's a new Scholarship Loan. After two Ing show at Melodee Rink, Nov. I _____ _____ Democrats Club would ever yeiir3 at S-lC she pl, ior, assists in helping dancing came In ail a With the coming of Christmas ______ I start. tend the University of Florida women students make a change, pioneered by the young touch dancing . . . swell and The ;hnw will feature loads Offi s wonder just I vacations, flow t o major in education. She satisfactory adjustment -05-1 reached Its free with rhythm and blues There are so many good many of those students who left guys and gals excitement and prpci sinn would like to teach F,ngli,ih lit- of to campus life. on swinging teen telavlAlon youth even tangos to It. It'll peak things going on around our our fair county for a more es. erature. skating which everyone will enI campus that I might oven got tablished place of higher educa. network dance and rhythm pro. spread from the night clubs On the' subject of Seminole joy. the whole country." In another paragraph if I pad tion will set their sights, due to grams. .Junior Colic-,e, she exciliml , TOP "It's great! The atmosphere is ademlc endea. minds (as well as feet) say they WHO'S T o D A • now. As for that little tid-bit of next place of anti the faculty is excell- I Give a izirl time and ,;he's 3 i goddness, ah . . . um . - - I vor. To those who switch, rasay the unsettled psycho. poor things, can't compare to- ent. They seem to care what woman defying time with every Ofl +hS page forgot. (This is getting so good thor than fight, it's probably Some make-up aid available. Forth- each Tuesday? logical atmosphere of the world day with their teen-aged off- happens to the stLdents." and complimentary that no one harder here, Aside from being a .student nately these are numerous. Now will drive dance fashions Into authorities report. _____ will believe that I'm writing it. with a special interest in Enggetting wilder freer, more alone. No longer are those way post- lish, humanities and sociology, she can firm tip slack miiscle.,i So, on with my usual little dit' Despite rumors to the t those wJth trary, this Is not the end of my But most see the long chain of teens, the middle-aged. hardth masks, largely composed look ou ties . . man and his thrifty Cindy is an oUice helper. She wi Tho students from Sanford weak hca'rts and sensitive feel- column, all the rest was so bad watusl.ing, monkeying, frugging working wile the penny-pinching champs types, files and does anything of albumen. Temporarily, she MCCLUN had reaching Its last links. are attending Northeastern Ings. I Is loose!) that the teen•page editor that is necded of her. In her can fill in wrinkles. to, In the defense of good taste When IL breaks there'll be a of savings account deposits. State College, Tahlequah, Oa., _____ words. L'n'u sort of a JackIf It's too much high living 322Th11 during the 1966 fall semester. Since LV hasn't said anything and LV, eliminate the follow, change over to guy and girl You arc-three-fourths of all own ." she wishes to conceal, she can They are Robert Norwood Bar- nasty about our school or the Ing four paragraphs. (Four dancing together again. But, be- teen-agers unashamedly own of-all-trades A Lastly, Cindy would like ',O 1 do usewant tile among tile s account,; 82 per cent do, ask anybody who has pictures products intended to blend News D.mdlinMart. IG A.M. beets, that matter though, I am find' never read. I can tell you this like..i thatê,.,.n, music to "êr.,'nh" hammer hard 6-to 9-year-olds .tirI •I.I., ,I,.r,.(,rl.t L'..k,.I.... i.... taken at school or at any school 1.;,-..i. %J 94" "M & (IIUU &UIIj LuII (IIIU P1........ '''---L' Ing it very hard to fill tip my th ough, I out did myself on will be no papa-mama smooth the best savers since 33 function or pictures that wou!d column. Come on, sir, you're them.) it'll jump out In a per cent of them save versus be interesting to the student fox trot _____ DAVID EVANS of Oviedo has not fulfilling your public body to please submit them for 75 per cent of the men, been elected representative to image and neither am I. I'll see you poor peons some new form. What are you so busy saving consideration to the yearbook XM SHOP NOW the Men's Student Government time soon, If I don't get fh.ed. Dance master, Killer Joe Piro, So, be bad and here's hopin pacesetter in tile dance-ferment- for? That's your business. But staff. 71ey are very mu, : Association at Florida Southern GO GET 'Ehl RAIDERS - Ing discotheques, tells YOUTH studies do show that most of terested in using any good pielures that are available. I 1C BEAT: "I've noticed a change you are saving for college. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ year. And Acc.ssories A freshman majoring In busi' Did you know we've got a of clowns running around ness, he Is the son of Mr. and ____ __________________________ - Mrs. J. W. Evans. our campus? No, not me or some of our professors. Real ORM we circus clowns. y ~ More than 100 students at also have a circus. _____ COMING Ton teenagers have found that DEAR TEENA: I am a junior the unbecoming behavior of the ture, but this particular phase Carleton College, Northfleld, "where the action Is" Is not at Seminole High School and I three sophomores. comes from within and will reTHANKSGIVING HOUDAY SPECIALS MInn., were "working particiNow that final tests are COfli necessarily always with the would like to something ______ quire much practice to :,elf -e on. pants" in the College's 27th Ing up on those poor unwary 1 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 aixait the conduct of three Careers Conference last week. souls out at SJC and what's younger set. a i a stu. trol. Good Itick. DEAR TEENA: I Nine girls and one boy have ophoinore boys. it was a very papers are due, 7:00. 10:00 P. M. Eve Skating The students served as hosts worse, term giving of their time to add sickening sight to see what i dent at Sanford Junior 11h Dancing 10:00 12:00 " igh andI 'reena Is a member of The and assistants to the 25 experts I'm finding It harder to get my been in as many career fields who nap in at the library Anymore. to the operation and atmos- saw these boys doing. I do not there's this boy I really like Just trRPsc on over phere of Hospitality House, A th at it Is right for an), but I think I'll don't know if he likes me your letters through this column DancW9 10:00 -12:00 "' " spent the day on campus, meet- Maybe faculty house. No work care center for older people run student to carry on like that. or not. I am a little shy with only. Letters need not be signIng students In "careers class' to the Skating 2:00. 5:00 " 'S Friday by the Senior Citizens Founda- These boys know what I'm talk. boys and I don't know a way of es" which were subsUtuted for going on over there I'm sure. ed with your real name and Skating 7:00 -10:00 " to tion of Dallas. talking to him, Ing about. the regular schedule of classes should be addressed to Dear 1200 " " DancIng 10:00. They have been receptionists, I am One of those girls who Teena. C/O The Sanford HerThe coach should keep a betI've heard that our great, throughout that one day. :00 11:00 A. M. Is guides, "disc jockeys" Skating Saturday for ter watch On the sophomore holds her head down a little aid, Sanford. Miss Brenda Ringwald from first annual Winter Formal Skeflng 3:00-5:00 F. K plaza birthday parties, and office class in fourth period study and looks up. When I'm not .-oI Deltona served as clerk to the to be held at the Che"y I 7:00.10:00 'S'S Skating hail. They are a disgrace to the jag with a boy I can talk to secretarial training group. Miss Hotel Dec. 19. (A little note to helpers, It Is all -volunteer work, but great class of Vmcl" 10:00 12:00 " Cream YOUr hands and legs fers and assorted "69." Thank him with case. When I'm going "I think you. (initials wititheld) me: Wearing shoes. as Ainic De Wit put it, before your day in the cold. ~ Skeflng 3:00 - 5.00 " " just can't. SHY. with him, I Sunday ber of the Homecoming and bums like of It DEAR 700 1000 'S It is human naThen be sure to bundle up Skating Sf18 JUNIOR': So now DEAR SHY: Parents Day committee this fall without socks of course, and we're getting more out and served as secretary to the shaving three days before than they (the old folks) are." Me coach who teaches that ture among all ages to freeze. warmly for that football game. I Junior Class in 1965-66. She Is doesn't constitute "formal" at' One of the youngsters said, period knows that something up and become tongue-tied, es- No one enjoys a shivering day"Some of them are real swing- terribly revolting has been go- pecially around some one you time date, nor a rough, red, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tire,) cr5. They have to be lively i o. Whatever it is, let's hope really like. Sonic of your shy- shriveled-up one for the evenPH. 322-9353 Gustave A. Ringwald, of 1097 grove ,; Nine students of Seminole reign victorious as correspond- it%-, an(] Greg Wilhelm. The High School left Thursday af _____ _____ .. tuff 1. ____ _____ - ____________ _______ - . ,; left Thursday to OFFICERS of Seminole High ,School Future Teacher. attend a Fultire Teachers state convention in Clearwater. From left are I Bobby liall0..ck, Jim Buckler, Linda Malloy. Jean Cal-ter, Alike Gibson, _ Debbie lZowland and Mary . Margaret Reynolds. (SIIS Photo by Sue Makin) :.: ______ . '' First Sho Civilians , ~jll ....'. ' , , _____ ______ _____ - • I., ' Returns , . . - ••':• - ________ _______ ' - ,. -. T 11 - _.~.~' I. I . , ____________________________________________ Don't feel bad you guys, those I've decided (actually Ilurli should write more sanin beobs probably don't Cven did) that I complimentary things nimut my know of this mastermess, school. Besides, if I keep this It is now Monday morning up, no one will want to talk to and this farce goes to press out there. mc 116 4. IP s First the good stuff, then on for 'I'uesiiny. I)nn't yn know I'm p •'4 p i4 like racking the noodle for gooll to my regular little dittk. ' s to say. : Our bliskethall team Is makTile Cheerleaders held a car -' N D A RINGMISS 1311H WALD, daughter of Mr. Junior College, Wednesday, at Wash nit campus Inst Friday. and Mrs. Gustave A. 8 p,111. Collie oil all you Raiders, It seems that Wey Impressed Ilingwald, 1097 E.1grove like inake tile veckne and .show all of COach Sterling's basket. Dr., Deltona, is one f 27 your little selves out at tile S3C ball players, to wash tile ears. I campus where our cheerleaders got news for those titans of the Carleton College (Northwomen will organize a motorcade at hardeourt. Stay with basketball field, Atinn.) or else you'll starve, been ap- 6 p.m. h a v o who - Seminole High School is Linfla ' Malloy, President of proud to claim the only boys Two outstanding sthdent.s, chapter of Future Teachers in girls Future Teachers, is acSusan Kay \Vhite, Kathy of our high standard of living. Mary Alaragaret Reynolds and the state of Floridn. Sanford is companied by several of her -; I , Young. I I Let's all work to strengthen 1 W William Bobby Halback will be run- proudly being represented by officers: Jean Carter, chap(10th Grade): ________________________ rural-urban understanding now, Bracken, John Durham, John ning for the highest honor-a Jim Buckler, Alike Gibson , during Farm City Week. and Hall, William Keeth, Will- sta te offf ice. Mary hopes to Bobby Halback Richard Sevig- olds, vice-president; and Debbie Seminole Junior College Cir- throughout the year. jam Van Robbins, Bruce Rob- ________________________ __________- - -- -- ____ Rowland, Secretary. In observing this occasion by ma gave its first performance inson, Emily Dougherty, Susan t -.-. at Maynard Evans High School trips to local businesses and 4Hailing from Sanford, North I Gah-tta, Gnil Hauscam, Vicki ~ i Stiturday to relate their ex. ", I eches before ten local chic . in Orlando. The S.1C troupe sPv GARY GIBSON Lee Herrin, Analee Aloore, ' periences to fellow club mem~ J. D. Stone, senhared the spotlight with a groups in Seminole County. will Carolina, Mr. Kathy Ryan, Nancy Schwicki'ers at their next called meetgroup of Evans students called be given by various represent.a- mr English teacher returns to ert, Maria Woody. . ifl. Hear "The Flying Orlandos." Both tives of the farming industry. Sanford for another year at ' groups are couched by Gene I Seminole. Stone taught Eng. I I ________________ _______________________________________________ Rowell, a speech Instructor t lish previously at SHS preI Seminole Junior College. OP FFA Officer Teacher Enjoys ceding his four years at St. I Members of the SJC Circus Petersburg High School. Gary Gibson, Florida's 6th presented both balancing and A Florida State University Future Farm- acrobatic acts. Rexine' Garner Challenge gradute, Buelcner Wayne Mr. Stone enjoys read'ice-said president of era in speaking to the and her partner By J. RICHARDS ing and listening to music in . I Sanford Cirithni. that farmers performed the "Rolls-Rolls Act" (JmHS 1. Who llPtOfl. Mrs. Gwendolyn B. Sims, a his spare time. Of which consists of activity on a course, his In the state of Florida have over $10 billion invested in hoard placed on a rolling c'yl- former teacher of Creams High spare time is limited as Stone teaches economics and civilizaSchool. recently made this corn- is the yearbook sponsor. Many tion at Seminole Junior College farm equipment and annually inder. ,( Ir... l Wade Hancock, Denis Guth- ment about tetiching at Semi- evenings, as well as Saturdays, . . ~ produce goodis valued at over After lonv deliberation the tie, Rexine Garner, and Wayne nole High: are spent preparing the Sal- cans Club on the SJC campus. 5-4 billion. ~ fficial emblem for the SJC This will not be Tipton's first "1 have thoroughly enjoyed magundi for publication, Since agriculture is big busi- Buckner made up a group called association with the Young GOP, nose in Florida, he admonished the "Imperial Four" who also the academic responses that my i . an eagle with claw extended. the performed different acrobatic class have given me, their cur_______ group as he sponsored it at Furthe group to "not think of This will be displayed on sweatman Junior College in Tennesious and their inquiring minds modern-day farmer in the same stunts at the Evans show. shirts, T-shirts, school seals, see before coming to SiC. This circus assembly program I have made the teaching of litterms that we did 20 or o emblems, and other items which "The club's main object is one years ago. This image does received great response from erature a very challenging and '.'ihl be available for purchase of being active, not polljust body of Evans High I rewarding experience." WILLIAM PURKEY, ETV lecturer is greeted by not fit the progressive, alert, the student J tically. but active as a mem~ received her BacheMrs. Sim, Kay Wiggins, Oviedo Ifigh School humanities st~- It "Oon' business man, farmer of today." who viewed it at their own During the past few weeks her of the junior college and the In showing how interwoven football field at school. The ]or of Arts Degree in English dent who arranged his visit to the class. the Student Government Assocommunity." stated Tipton. agii-bui;incsa was in the entire Junior College Cirrus will be at Florida A. & M. University 7 (-intion of Seminole Junior Col. of the "We will start the group next I ; 1111- - in Tall ithassee, Florida. She ecoriomy, Gibson reportvd that perf orming at some Itge has been very busy with o tri-mc'stcr. but in order to have . four c'ut every ten in e in I n g Raider basketball has macit- further study at Stet1 plans for a gala Christmas it operational. we are organizson University in DeLand. She jirivate employment are related games. ~ ~ Ball. Tentatively, it is hoped I ing it in advance.- he added. i to agriculture. was the English Department • that it can be scheduled at the Guest speakers will provide Brochures were distributed by Noted violinist Yebudi Alenti. Chairmiin at Crooms for three I Fountain Terrace Room of the the speaker, showing the impor- bin made his debut with the years and taught English there Of I the group with some activities. Cherry Plaza Hotel in Orlando. ; Other ways of keeping the club tance (if agri-busineali, here in San Frunclaco Symphony Or. for eight years. or. the go, according to Tipton. Seminole County to the county's chestra Li 1923 at the age of When she has "spare time" Mr. William Purkey. humani- to all the members of the class Further announcements will be zire. "Sponsoring several events ties lecturer from WMFE-T%t to visit the studios at Channel mittle soon concerning the selec. economy. seven. she enjoys reading and dancing. both social and political: in- Orlando. was the recent guest 24 as his guest and be given tion of "Miss SJC" who will be GWENDOLYN ss crowned during the dance, forming and educating the corn- of Mrs. Donna Neely's humani- a complete guided tour of all Plans are under way for an munity and college, and back- ties class at Oviedo High School. the premises. 'I Intra-mural sports program Moles cannot bye much more Ing candidates for office in the Mr. Purkey spent most of the I which will include group cornood, schDol's elections to promote a time answering questions conthan 12 Alit FORCE RESCUES petition according to the Encyclopuedia wide choice or office ~eekers cerning the preparation and preSAN FRANCISCO (UPO -, spurts. for the school." Britannica. sent.ation of the Humanities lec- The Air Rescue and Recovers' SJC has been conducting a lures which appear twice week- Service has rescued 11,875 per- .4-3tu(lellt Opinion Poll this week Thanksgiving Is a time for helping others to give thanks. South Viet Nam through the 13' on WMFE Channel 24 Or. sons since 1946, according to concerning several items diefeasting. lando. Mr. Purkey also answer- the U.S. Air Force. A Hebrew school on the east Federation. cussed around the campus. This ed some questions on the pre- The service has It is a warm time, a family coast and a Catholic High Scout Troops, Rainbow Girls, 97 units in poll has received a great deal time. As groaning boards and ticut. are proi. Sunday School classes, Future respons,, from the student harvest bounty give off the School in ComimA Home Makers in Minnesota are The visit by Mr. Purkey was world. Each unit has parares- body so far and is proving smells and tastes of traditional siding scholarships for Tanzan- all sponsors. Pre-teeners at a arranged by Kay Wiggins a cuemen assigned. They are quite interesting, Results will By LINDA LONDENHERG Most of the students are tak- member of the humanities class, qualified parachutists, SCUBA be published l turkey, cranberries and mince inn youths; a Protestant worn- pri ate summer camp in New ater. Ing the painting project iseriC,11ing all artists! Pies. there are children in many en'ii group in Virginia aids a Verk annually give proceeds of An invitation was ext,ended divers. inedical anii and Any student suggestion for ously and are doing their best during his visit This you've got to see! pails of the world who have Korean family: a society of a meatless dinner to help finby Mr. Purkey survival experts. Sc,A activities should be given SJC couli1 very well he the to make SJC a very unique reason to be thankful to gener- Greek Orthodox women In the zinc'e a Frenc-h girl's education. : --..-;::;h -, Y; to Jerry Garman, or Mr. Dunn e latest and weirdest school (small, but unique). ous Americans. mid-West supports a Greek -Among the unusual groups site for th '--. ;-or Mr. Lewis, student sponsors, .who have become sponsore were flair in the history of painting. What's inure, some of the very 4 i-. -'I .1. 4'-. - .. Flit-s from Save the Children child. ___________________ As a 1z-oject of Miss Quren. ambitious young artists would fl-deration, international child Suburban neighbors will rail tjw - !tj?-(' rrit of a recent _________ vt.ifat'e organization with offi- on each othcz- over the Thanks- Broadway hit play and, a group tiu l'ooi' class in two-dimen- like' to paint the doors of the - :. campus cla.ssroumnea to match the trash ces in Norwalk. Connecticut, giving holidays with greetings of e'ighmt-watc-lwrs in Massach- sitmul design'. the SJC is being brightly adorned with cans. '-' -' P . 11!,'r'11 ' R;,- " , , show that groups of Americans and gay wishes. But all through I u't'tts. art Miss Pool also teaches colored trash from all walks of life sponsor the year, suburban mwighbors But':rtss will be closed for: c)icerful multi j,'., ...",7r more than 11.000 needy children are joining together to help the Thanksgiving holiday, but carts, as opposed to the usual history and drawing. What .1 : ' ~ Lrindustry come daub green or black 50 common could she possibly come up with By SHARON WARREN , # . v around th e world, ;children by pooling their it'- from the ranks of L 1. ; " , Future Homemakers Chapter i % I ,,, from South Seminole Junior conducted a drive In October ship none of thena ('oulci tta c' % iI;. t'agineering CUiflP1fl'. H -; ________ : High School attended an FHA 4 t4'k , to help gather goW uwd managed Individually. Nt-%k Jersey preilis clipping but- , 4 . 4A district meeting recently at clothing for children of ApSchools will be closed for eau. the IBM department ui a I 1 -:, ,t";;~,,~l.-i"..:.:,.~,,,~;..,;~i'4~', Tupperware auditorium In Or. I f . ~ , ." It 1111111C.11114 to assist the "'fiave Ow We Thanksgiving holidayb, but New York City firni. ail .uldver- , "k, I I ",-1 , T-Iando. Children Federadea." %the workthat school groups are Using agency In Ohio, two ManThe cheerleaders will be .. "" ANSLEY By GL ' The program theme ',yj 9 While the American Indians doing for the FederaUon contin- hattan pubUshing houses and a Cheerleaders for Seminole wearing brand new uniforms I shared the first Thanksgiving ucs without Interruption. Grade bank In Connecticut. Junior College have very which should arrive sometime * 14 "-- - -' Doorway," -a'-'.-. in 1621 by offering turkeys and school tots in New England Save the Children Federation active and spirited year plan' this month. When asked what 11 '--4 Mrs. Doris Ashwell, woman's ,- corn to the holiday feast. In have taken on the man-sized aids children, their families and nod for the student body. the uniforms look like Gail Ii. , 1966. a Beatles fun club in the job of sponsoring a school in communities in tile 'United Captain of the squad its Gail Hoffirmin said. "We 1 10.1i' editor for WKIS radio, present. ~ ..01~._~ , " ..-. ".. ." I t'd a program on "Fashions. Fumid-West and men of an Air Appalachia. States and overseas through a Hoffman and co-captain, Kathy keep everyone in suspelibe." I, -brics. and Facts." Force flight deck crew, each Girls in a dorm of a Massach- sponsorship program, an inter- Rook. Other members are Helen The girls are planning varied The girls left tJW sponsor a needy Ainerican In- ubetts college. students Of a fund and an annuid collecUon of Cosnell, Ann Ridenaur, Candy activities for a Julluary hulne- .* , bus at 8 a. in. and returned at dirin child all year round. Vocational High School in Chi- Used clothing. coming and other athletic events Bielnes, send Deanie Akins. 3:30 p. after a delightful day. As congregations bow their cago. boys, of a midwestern The Federation is registered The group is busily prac. Including pep rallies and a traOVIEI)O Band director Richard F'einburg (seated) heads In Thanksgiving prayer, military academy, all share with the U. S. State Department tiring new cheers to help send ditlonal bonfire. tries out his new office as Robert Langbein, OHS In churches, synaliogues and with youngsters less fortunate Advisory Committee on Volun. the SJC team on to victory Tentative plans which are band president tries out new megaphone. In addiTlip water outel hav tho! niecting halls. religious organi than themselves. A Junior 11igh tary Foreign Aid and is a mem- working out every Monday, under cont!deration for hometion tf; Feinburg's new office unotlier recently cornubilltY to walk urder water. rations representing all faiths I School in the Bronx became her of the international Union Wednesday, and Thursday for coming week include skit, night, I plet-ed room will be used as a private practice room It walks along the bottom feed. a parade, and a victory dance. and all age groups are daily I the first sponsor of a child in for Child Welfare, two hours. and library. ing on water-dwelling ljtitt - , J. D " , :'i. . J - 1. - lkk. - _____ __ ____ - . Eliza- ' - I rwto . - " ! I . .J . Miss Cindy Michels ______'_____________________' Chosen lion) ran a student opinion poll To: .1. RIchards how 'bout tIi past week to find out how that column for Tuesday's Teen the school, faculty and they Page? D. W. (Teen page editor) ________ stand In the opiniotia of the sits. _____ flee, after the past two bomb. dent body. Most of the partici. shells ys mean to say that you paling were pleased with use still have the nerve to ask for faculty and the school, hut, another one? Boy, as an editor "WA I don't even know who's you certainly have a lot of faith In It." or a good libel lawyer. _____ 1 . Teens 1 By 3. RICUARI)S -•--- - - of e- DOLngs At S . - World 0 1 - Here Is the Seminole High I School Honor Roll for the fin.t nine weeks session: All A's: Steve lach and Lamar Ofnrd(12th Grade Baring A's ann! B's tl2th Grade': Barbara Ann Bell, Laura Ann Carlsnn, Janice Doyle, Carol Elmore, I,et-h Maloney. Lindit Malloy, razit.a. Cecelia . ills. .Sanih Peterson, ',%lnrtha ! I Thomp%on, I Travey Pierce. MST-ilin(tte Welch, Dorothe.a Vhtnton, Gray Vrisley, Tom oins Farm - It ___ You'n M Tweert' _____ - S Students is I - Honor Roll I 40 . , the e ,~ . __ ' class in ,~ , ~ __________ 2-2 I0 %. . SHS Names FA Nov. Doing at' s 1966 o ___ - •1 •• While the students were doing Insisted on an emergency treat- ken bone. The age of chivalry By NINTH GRAflE CLASS the library and then pick their research. Mrs. Dabbs was ment that would allow her to and dedication does not only to Santh Seminole Jr. High A funny thing happened on the them up when their mission had doing some work of her o. reach the library at the time belong to the past. We have it here and now in Florida. She was hanging drapes. Arn'- that she was eected. been accomplished. way to the library. Veii, it wnsnt exactly fun- 1 One of the drivers, Mrs. one who has had this chore The doctor temporarily bound fly. Not any funnier than any George Dabhs. arrived a little knows how malicious chairs can her wrist and Mrs. Dabbs hast late, causing some an iety to be under this condition. This ened to keep her appointment. broken arm. A ninth grade class from the last group of students who one was a mean one. It top- She was there on time. South rSemiflole Junior High were waiting, with Mr. Brown pled Mrs. Dabbs to the floor, With one hand In a sling and the other hand on the wheel. causing a brok-en left wrist, School made a field trip to the for the retirn trip, Maitland Library for a research The reason for the delay soon This valiant lady. knowing Mrs. Dabbs completed her that the children would be wait- mission. She then drove back project under the guidance of became evident, Mrs. Dzibbs had her left arm Ing for her at the appointed to the doctor's office and had their English teacher, Mr. time, sped to the doctor and I the splint applied to the bro. Leon Brown. Si parents had In a sling, volunteered to drive the Wh II . nnfnrIt berath thhr A Funny Thing Happened. Nows i - ____________ - 'I .4 - i _1 - . .. -- - I - - . : . - \ ' - I - - ! -. .---,,.- -- . - I - . - _ �- . .. -.0 -i-- - . _ -*---',- I' p ~ - -d ________ . .;..: .I 4099". 1 . , -. -- k ' I I (, - r f I - rage10 - * SIDE Honors Shower I Gail L " ' " L IlL By GLANCES Isø.u4 OUR BOARIMNG n1braith t96 r . &)R Jun 1 I :. oe , __ I Iii 1 - a (OAr 1 A' • LL - 11v1 tiii ti W ) Itt, - MOY(L1 rc -.______ bridal shower for bride-elect I Ga i l Coleman. Mrs Carroll was assisted by her daughter, _____ Tf• Richard The party rooms were d orated with fall flowers The j evening was spent in playing \ti%UIUA 'tL various bridal games which proved to be both cute and fun- - *1 wwon qM 14. '<t r.'cc rcoir IITF4.WIX4',J - IJ........ cc!t nh&i I 1 , ' -..- '7 qn~ - '': '1' t1i , .-¼" % r-.':, ____r .. -.' 111" T~~ - Muriel Lawrence (Vnmm : , r.Uai p.';ide a çyehiatrie - '' - 11 rr'" fl'fl"f" 1l tiin,rin,i Iimi ucn ti,q' .hIit, 'nh MHq l,A%VlllN('t \4cWf U f? v''i rv'n V ii I (iii"' RIP (If RU ii Y'P ° tciirria"h nf' I her pnrnnt4 I ; h'r 'ir i.niii fifilt timnq n yngi it,, f "MPttV, • "If grnnhtdnhIRhIlat who milli w't linve vnu'e in wnrrv , SI think yw have nr, ent,c fr nnt qi-ic k neen,in. hn (f(1f nnnd h"te And hr'rqnlf. lint mother, my intigh• t. nil. It jq not yrie Nhnm if ftiit (Iml ' "u v"u. And h!ø ter. ,Ineqn't. want itt"ith- rem" ytm and I are i'1dnm I, whntc iivca ttinyili Ott for vc r hc'i; hnlp n4"dof wttirig kind cii with lint Though alit' rnuihtnfv P.v thu ftp ,vn the give it," ' ith tl'l 1I k nwn habit by trying I'p make her nil by an , nuretn ehuid I vant alit' t'l v" n uinuii vialta ita. 'Ihci fattier In re- prnlikm. . iclf In icr vr.t,nrfrcJ Rfl(I grn,- U. ik yrin if VOUf k"I nn- I 4i 7 Pctf - Ili LH44' I ( , ________ Nov. 22, 1 HOUSE - - dirair? If ,tep, take her to it.. .. . The hrKtesses preseWed the honoree with a white carnation corsage.as Coleman greeted two. Ce mavenh" "iets 1 tier and white Jersey print suit Ieaturftig a lavender Jabot. A shower of beautiful gft -1 I 11. q % 11 '~Or 11 ) / - ,r \ - -. • - '. ---. - ' -- , - 4 , I .. , - (C) .. ( -'-- -.-... - . ,1 the guests mutua l ly rntdi with the excited honoree as she I ripped open the gaily wrapped I ...I . rig table was overlaid e with a white linen cloth. A beau tiful arrangement of Fall flowerE was placed In the renter. 4 . ... I, 1 " .., -I. ,- 1 ,_ , -. - C , ". .. % , 11111.,",. I CARROLL and "her daughter, Mrs. Ric.hard Scott, were, bostesses to a bridal shower feting Miss Guil Coleman, bride-elert. Phan shows, from left, Mary Bette Brown, mother of the hridegrnnm-to-be; Mrs. Scott, co-bnstew Misci Coleman, guest of honor; her mother, Mrs. Wilson Coleman and Mrs. CwToll. I . /i .1 * I I " Guest t. . " __ I - - 1. !~ ,, : I !I I 1.I I ,II ,,I 011 V II I . I I I I . 1~1 I . ~ t I. -i I ,, 'I . Wnttav ., , .- I k -4 :1 1 . . I ..111.-1 ;..': ~ ~.:i, . Ft*. , IN, I I I ,I., - Tile guests participated In various gamer, and contests and shared t.he enthusiasm of the honoree as site -npen(!d hre many lovely gifts. , T. I :,~,:.Ir-! 1. . -J - 11 . ! I -, . I ,I i. , . . .,"` . - -; _______ ._- .1 . 1, . 11 .1 - .. -. ', -, -- - -- ree - 1. : I .,-,..1,, r - .., I .. AiI,',.,.' I 'Jjr",11'.?J-"! ,~,~'t', % %14 , ,A li - . , . I t O" - I S. WE I , J I: .. I;,--- by Tm rw.e Kaft Own C=> 1-u \? , I - - - SANFORD - THE RICHARD TROWBRIDGE family of Beur Lake recently enteftained friendii, Lt. Cdr. und Mis. G. Gomen und their children from Norfolk, Vu. The two men were clussmutes together ut tile University of Illinois und n huppy reunion resulted ufter a nine-year separation. Photo shows, seated I If r)) LOW OVER .I -' HOLIDAY Mrs. E. Griggs are announcing tile ItuTival of I their foster grandson born Nov.• ' 21 at Marion General Boapital, Theparenta are B. E. Good. sue SPECIAL! - - 0 . I S . / \ C, ,\ 1 Don't Take Chances! %, - *,~.. 1 A . t _J*- . 1 AINIDIV 4 Boat bottom I-Van Dyke, (PI-) television Kim 5 stitch 6 Golfer's Mound 3-&- 14USAI. ACROSS \ !I 1 . $ ( 9F.lei tubing (mach.) 12 Pompous show 9 Brother of ... ~ i, AiIi " - It- 15 BrazilIan I EIAlK POTTED PLANTS I fisherman 16 lAme Scout 32 hawaIian .: GAS - -- qW .' VALUE 1" 21 Sorrowful LI Sri-ad spread 4 Say. for E ' - SE&Ns- 1 * ER N Idealanswer - quick,adequate heat for Florida a sudden cold snaps. Easy to install... clean, safe, economical' F fpr g - - 211S , of (ad fear SIZES 5 TO 10 1 - I -_ M SANfORD 7141 SUPER L (152AIN NEVER 1 1 "IV ' et, ' - I 1' Z, 'M ' I OWl t! across the area, tile), use tile ,rlay oil GAUIIATI, Indin (All) - tile scope. I-1oods in Indlu thlis your have "Tht-y fly along out of siliall elluiled all estimated $106 nill- arms range until something lion damage to crops and per- show." tip on the scope and if it sollal property, according to Ir- Is not on thv overho'. tminbers , No more belt buckles ui• icuplt' •1 t Itt. ve-u'.t!j ON , .. till!"s MINOR baseball were the lntvrnutioisal for some bombing raids that Association and the league Al American 1352s snake in ,steit' lluncti, which wure (oritied Ili where there Is no relwi-ted U.S. military 1877. -_____ ~ wl /," 8 ,J,kI 'j " 1 1 If to i 1 , I ,, 0 - 'V'I It PIECE RAND I 1' , I Jj I .1* I " a Iin J& of 6 ACASIMY 2' IN COLOR f Li ited m _______ -- - - - " .LeJ4±Oilaj Deftww Interch"96 1 Dinner Thanksgiving CoNIIII.ETE VINNEIZ I euuiidz-eut Under U, $ t-30) Choict, tit': Ortinge Juice, Tomato Juice. Fresh Ft-utt Cocktail. Cht%-ken Gunillo Soup, Cluni Eli-iue iiad 1' rtsh t,artkn ( .ntakd SalaJ ot t ottagt' cheese and Fruit Salad -- flA L F. 1) L (.A K ( I.' IIF. [) 11AM Pineapple I'RIM; LAMB ---Mint Jelly IWAS 1 t.E(; (hiOl('F' 1'OI' Kt \Sl' OF' IIFF'F' -- II.Alit"D FILKI, F1,010l)-k ItED 8.XAPFb:R -- It-111oll flutter Vttables Snuw(luIe', or hiaked I'otato lU)ASI' l'UlM2 "THE CHAALS' I HERE OR . TAKE OUT %I Cut (zeuu Lkan% English Green Peas OF HFFFaujus Pumpkin 1141 Nvith Whiniod Cream After h)tnnur Mints 4 Uj l)INNI'l{ KtLVFD FROM . . ; ft I OF :,~ ., IVL%iw,s . Set-56,*4~-IlIzoo 111130 MaraLou Restaurant - q7 ROBERT TAYLOR IN COLOR P-mDAILY at and OPEN at 1:30 and 7:30 I3:11 1 4 FRONT YARD . . . WEEK Engagement I~ ' Mid Tayfor-AllSt. John CO-HIT 9:00 ONLY I'UlCF INCI.t't)KS COML1 LETF LMNNKR -_ 1, "THE LIQWDATORS" IN COLOR I . S it it The source said that lilt- de the first minor leagues of tt'ctlon device's are ti'S$MuIIStbk /1/ill 0 ___________ (LETsMEA S ?1 4 FIRST SANFORD SHOWING ____ 1 : Ytud 0tiat'e8 Light /1-22 _________________________ ) 1 ____ I _____________________ • odiofthi 1 Tomff I & WID. Itivers went oil U dullililer-lonir tal. (lie plane will '/1 III I 61' . OPEN FOR ( mv DAY. , .- ,DOWNTOWN . - ystetil The he.tt (it'tt'ctiofl uses an infrared-type l)FOCSS and can spot a camp lire or even a dozen soldiers taking .i smoke break. 'First they fly over ant make a truip of an area for Instanit. the DMZ, when there Is nobody there. They know what it should look like then," the source said. "Then the Swollen by monsoon zains, with belt buckles or knl%t the GIIIIgIIS and Brahmaputrn guns or anything made of on' .00* ri I' U _1 .- f ' . 1 N1111111 11 I wiii 4 is a regular heat for the super estimated $411.6 inillion dam- th ilt ill out of place. If there are blilf a (lozen guy.% dimii titt-re IT INLJRRY., 2 Z11=96- 3 I - - 1 0:30 i .,1 ) Concentratioi, (6) Ileverly 11111tillilex Pat Hoolle ii And otMayberry (9) supermarket Sweep 11:30 (2) Showdown stute, 'which baa suffered an nd then later blast anything - 1 r I . 11cC 42mwagaddew i U fabric f,O Scottish alder ____________________________________ strap that keeps your heel anug. ____ is FALLIN' OF 40Fema1e.hiep S4Turki.h title of ,npect (pit ftsi d,s$a$thndoutAfUhiOflfiu1d with a Iiliiy buckle M th. side and a back.UP$ • 365tcep in Most recent as A sbap4appy obw that makes a . o Ar 1 11-22 - -rw AVA I-' -1 I rind Viet Cong and North Vietflamese moving under cover of I darkness. The demilitarized zone. called: DMZ. betweell tile two Vietl N.tnis - no a highway for Red! troop infiltration southward --- I Slary Griffin I 0:00 (2) Eye Olsen" (6) Candid Caniurl, I 1J mail who is becoming increas- ,. I ingly bolder and unpleasant "The metal sensing gear is Alt Ahmad. as sensitive but doesn't told Just The cabinet officer even need heat. liewallieu during it visit to An. "They do the manic thing on it tilini mtatv that the dainage here would total about $3o.6 They fly over and make sotin& S under nornial conditions VVE GOTTA Fix _________ liquid 2 icnainine name 23 Sit In up& 38 Puffed . a . __ __ ___ 35 Cunning Indian touus 28 ' 30 Soak 2Number 0 ske . - " . - $35.00 ___ BUGS BUNNY _A'r W 1^111111111 ii 1.4U) prey Macaw 2 - 'ping close shave when Kimble meets u p with the one-armed sts (6) Girt Talk (U) Bin Casey i-.15 02) Focus Two 130 (.1) Let Make Deal - _____ I + r piece of I U 14'eird I ., . . 95 to A. F. Awn" ! -1 1HE'roURIST 600M TAIla 61 - Ouf ~ SAIGON. South Viet Nam (6) News that Johnson (Bill Ratach), flees his tO) Where The Action In (AP) - Electronic devices girl f r ien d's side when she is , 7:0 (6) CL0 New. b I . 7:35 (2) Farin Report hit by a car, And naturally ~ buckles from an airplane severW ood old Kimble cotne4 to the , (6) [.one Ranger al thousand feet high art- being used nightly Ili %'let Narn to f ~ s:oo ( 6) capt. 1~angaroo the g I. -0 - . vign editor Le .Nlonde.; ~ Plea.ie try to Zet this child I)utch novelist and journallstito a clinic. Part of love, my I illans Koningsberger; and au- friend. iti acceptinir the limits ' Of our power to help the loved thor Dr. Han Suyin. 10-11 p.m. (ABC) The Fugthe person. Good fortune to you. "Nobody Loses All ,Titne." (Color). Another zrip- I 11:30 (2) Hollywood _____ ~ZD..fi I Ferrefs (2) .Ieopardy Love) of (9) Donna Reed l2:2, (6) CI3S New. 12:30 (2) Swlngln' Country a;or lomorrow _...,,, is FA5ciNA, rING. L F New Gadgef 6:3o (2) TV Classroom 12:110 - ,\. trI; snoopers. OR ? '/-"___________________ "Donald's interest in Parnalla - - - Is strictly gastronomical. He likes her mother's cookies!" r1jr~hr1rJIL $16fl Flowers For All Occasions 1 WA face of 12) sunshine Almanac (6) sunshine AlnianRc 1. . U-99ekeR Secret Florin I JO (J) uik. Doagi.. Show (6) Yogi Beat ________________ .. 222ageRge Q Q2 RURIP I .0 A0,0010 BTU CREST !_ ." 1 .1 --__ - ____ /1-22 BAGS - - . PERMANENT FLORIST I - /,/,,, KEEP WARM, STAY WELL, 1- -1-11--- 4;_. DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. k ".11. - I,- -, . ND Wariun, Ohio. and weighing six it _____ 74 f . MOTHER - - I I AR114 MOON. 7k1S a ;L)= II - c 1.4E I It L__ - , % 0 J ~~ SHORT RIBS _______ ________ lt~ ; I. I.L -- ( 0 A - 1.~_~ 15 " 1'.1 I . 4%4- 41. ;::~4 1" .L left, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trowbridge, Tommy Goben, Lt. Cdr. A rrL*Vals NNI 3 /1 1, -ft ley) a r I 1L IJL V 1 / sponflent who is the network's Yin, ha ve n he most killftiIly to a truth like that You need a phyrhiatrit rator for an Interesting ter prepitro ynij to look At it, possibly surprising !(aok at the for whHt jflu r. bonk,n at is of the Chinoto PooI flaily i pie Filmed with a (,c'rman 'You are •n your own You crew, the show avoids as much ir i ii. possible th e standard shots and never v,Il he able to So you need a doctor 'vhn. uinutibly forced upon foreign curnerHmen by the Chinese ~ train inir has taught him hnve itovcrflrnnflt, and probes fairly; to start rebuilding your crushclosely into the reactions of ; ed trust Of yovir4iolf tip, tip, up the most expendable popula- until it has grown so strong tion in the world." Analysis that the knowledge that you w i ll lie made by renchman is indeed Johnson's friend, 8:30 (2) Today American military source said (9) Peter Pittaiwis he gets a job at the hospital ~ today. I (6) ltotnper Ito'in Th e source said the United so he can chase Johnson. slo(9) lr.xerclse for the states is using tile latest lie, dern Woman '1 30 (') Horns and Allen and metal sensing devices to <.? IA \14 , tp II, I It + -- - ./ . V N ew . / ", '% ~` V M __________ _. , I,% _%-% supf - - 14 II I I ~~, Ie " 1111 0 %_ -EN YOUP. PERFUMEr AGAIN' ~~ .f V4 Ii ~-.0~ , "~ /_ CDs corre- 'Y'll and I can't help her do it. life To Tall Tho ,rrwh (9) 77 Sunset and home. father (CIIS . L) I S IAY CO\,N (6) 1:00 (2) News .I--, I__-. tJov't,,r, (9 I A Tinto- ffor Ito (4) AIIC (6) (6) Theatre of Stars (9) The Iiate Show 6 10 kww #Jx*A km b Is deaff"" iv.. (9) (ienf'r41 IIoi,Iv, 1 . (Sp CH$ 'Jew. 3:30 (2 ) Ymi Don't S,ov (a) I-A g h of ,Ni g ht (9) The \nr...n 4:00 (2) The Slift0i (;;#fill- (6) News (9) News I 1:20 (9) Editorial Comnient. - 1, 'am. (9) Tile Funitive (_•_ ______ ~1 _ .. I 1 - ,' It :00 (2) ,News __ç % : if . . / ,.22. ,"_.,. . f!-. ,~ from f 0 S CK; - I I.r 14i % I R SPECIALof . 1%.4,". rr. .,,. " I _ I i;v _: IT V , . 1**1 II dw 4 ...I k - . I., il in (.!) Fin. IIIf (2) Tb, I4l MIa, 11:30 (4) PettIcoat Junction (9) I.A)ve On A Rooftop 9 h. WnrIt I . P.M. . .Nint-vin Kalb, the (10 () Day. nt (Jut 1 )IIlfllptOn ____ - _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 11-12- 'SAY, BEAUTIFUL! LET'S NINIMM Q N__~ I A~ 0 ('~7 'OI4', ~~ r__ -_ -TONIGHT AND WA-TcV4 1),~~:~l 'TH E LA 're SWOW! ___~ S - .P. I (.1 0L_J . ., ) (( '11'~_;W, "1 1~ _.-..... ~ "Z ,, . ~:_. ~ - Air 1 Abi I inn. 7:011 4".) ,NI-Squitil (II) I)e.utl, Valley t)a',e 7 10 (2) iii, I i'r..ni 1' \ I I I (6) 11orry Slaxon (9) Vt111111.11 8:30 (6) Itcal Skelton (9) 'rho Rounderft 9:00 (9) III-111t0t #4 S4011111 ., - 1W . DOWNTOWN I 1. ." 1 lfl( ILLA S POP / TOUCHTON'S William L Kirk and Mrs John ~ ,1'( , __"__II"WIIft (r) m:.1I'- iz) Ilmitit-Y - 11ritil(lov (4) V..sltei- ( ronkit. I, , ,9;"'16 __Iktiie4l.-. '11 11~pl ."P'll't... n%,~~ .. I . -Mercer. A committee to present a list of names for conOn either end of the luncheon lets of her crystal pattern. Enjoying this lovy luncheon sideraUon in renaming the club mucous shower and luncheon table was an arrangement of .. paste] roses in milk glass con- besides the guest of honor and at the Bi -O'-Sweden In Orlon- tainers. .t each place was the h ostesses were Mrs. Wayne do Inst Saturday. nut cup containing Jacobs, Mrs. Charles Dann, lacey white A lovely white carnation con- mints and nuts and also bridal Mrs. Henri' Keller, Itidcnour, Mrs. Paul Slavik, sage was presented the guest place cards. of honor by the three hostesses, After a delicious luncheon, Mrs. John Lundy, Mrs. Billie Mrs T L Lingo Jr. Mrs Theo- Miss Lundy opened her many Smithson and Mrs Robert Bar preiienier enour. ') I....... .i., 1(1-11 • p (9) 1niIIht f ______ I Mrs. Volie Williams Jr. They or tablets. were Mrs. Earl Weldon, Mrs. done Aulin Jr. and Mrs. John attractive gifts. The hostesses her. ' . a - - /1 J, • iii 'n'i .11p, :. .;~ - / 1. t .j - - poses suth her mother, Mrs. John Luncheon Fetes M ess Lund y Miss JulieLundy, was guest of honor at a nuisee]- • -. - I. -_ _; .1.AL LLND, bride-elect, Lund.y, ut a bridul !unebean honoring Miss Lundy ut the Bit Or Sweden. IN GENEVA to apmd part of the winter tire Mrs. Mrfi. .1. 0. Laney of 1912 Richurd L. House of Anniston, Ala. (left), und her Sister. Mrs. W. Sam Norton of Atlunta, Ga. Mrs. Sanford is currently hos- First Methodist Church in Genevu. (Heruld Photo) , , I / / , And there would he confront- pre - 4arn I)rurknr of all people l's't.'u on Tonite ,' - quickly flushes out kidneys and i of small * sacks Of POP corn bladder. Rids the bodY of excm pped gayly in red and green poisons that could cause these cellophane which could be pains. Enjoy a coW niligbVIIII . .. sleep without bladder irritatiolL quickly removed by. "720" has helped tbuas.nds. well thebuge -pop on lop. Don't wait. Get a bottk tods Three new 3nembers were At all drug sunvs. A - .- W,: wra . is MISS i- --1 ,..4:. . I whirl, vuuutanlur, -,ow-riMftirre,1%im 104W. , £ AINS i A pop corn Christmas tree'&ND MUSCU When rchd is cmy and st= cough: the group by surprise, made it ple with 7.20" formul& "7-20" had for Mrs. Persons i I I 10:10-1h FI.M. (CFt.14) 110-ttir(pq! Oo ju.tt, rfoo4n't dArp to fool stnr Nlonty 1mvidia), onsisted Rimini Wife. "'I'lie ,Nfnrr ago ftir,lri (Cntnr reinalpng thst imman.tty of for,, at (('nb:) I liv t.ivi rpnnl lln'nrv (Chips ( i,ntiinli,r" I qho jtvitt CA *t 00-1 it Itsiffertv). 111L, (I(R.Vlllollfl St. .111equipm) nilfl tI -s to If#- helpful ngilill. with flooterville: the arrival rif would he tr) ri,4k the efAnwer of ,flidnim, A Chop (',hop (Nlokl- the tiRutil diRnmtrouat ro-imll.m. I.,la"lla 11 ty( Walter ( * ctpkinIing it at them anti n of. (lretn vborunlnst vior linnn). The nlu'ent. thing about. When he (guest . bonij who frnd them that -0 hop.- ,` ,he thp show is various qliotx of with *nnother mfill, Ili. iliclimtF, ,vlfe), NHte'.4 old sutriutig. ..... 14j .4;I'-- - i-i 1 1 4'r,''. ft - balls Mrs Stemper made a decoration for the kitchen door -.. I )JIUI 'w moral Hospital. 1, 'Ir 1. .1 -_ _ Assisting . papers to arrange a huge ~ hostes.ws were Mrs. Robert I Ro. I -1. III, Ininnii amuningly nnmetl II.'ndeye, celnhrntiiig uk 20th throw. hi. tinnie harry (Ifert. home will 4eirn..hn'.v be rn4thrnd . In, net. I arniilav, which belong. to ynuir in nfficc'. aena . If Q11 :, V f •('''- :1 Douglas Stenstrom used news- - ____ Personals Norton's late husband once served w minister at Workshop tractive decoration made of Inaugurating a new training styra foam program in which each club three circlets of member will make at least two covered ,%ith green velvet and arrangements during the year, I embellished with gold grapes. Red velvet over cardboard Intosh and the hostess designed was the elegant background for USa large design of gold balls ing fruit and Alegetables. Mrs. i created by Mrs. Carl Schilke on :: udgesri : u n for a gift to a friend Mrs dClflt : .1 " : . .XP San/ord , .1 . - VIRE I l..S4/.I '' - -. . If Dick Turner Mere, who also arranged an at- each month If . 1 . I T1 I T HIM OWNER WHM ALL 'IOLJR Er in,Nsim, ., -/ ,- I , I - . I Connie Albritton. I I - .I IK- diagnosis!" By •• C'14 WE'LL R LATER I _qUCCIR&S WITH 11; AREyO07 I'l . - "Four out of five doetors don't tliiiik niticii of nly unusual holiday wreath. An committee, consisting of Mrs. evcr''dav ithdOiA screen suis William Southward , Mrs. Ken the frame for a saucy fell an- McIntosh and Mrs. Epps, help gel dreamed up by Mrs. T. W. teach eraftwork to the group Hyatt, Jean Riley, Beverly I 4. I Attending we re Sue diBatel, Toni Asbe ll , Ginny Mueller, Ann .. - $ I MRS. LOUISE B. BILLS of Winter Purk (right) is Abown with her daughterin-law, Mrs. John (Phyllis) Bills of Geneva during rer-ent visit. Mrs. John A blue and pink color scheme Bills is a member of the teuebing stitff ut Sunford war carried out in the decor Grammar School. (Hertild Photo) ____________________________________________________ and refreshments which consist ed of pink petit fours, pink! I cream c h e e i; c sandwicheii, ~ mints, nuts and hot spieed too. ~ - I i -sbop to Mrs. John MerClub's annual yuletide worL Ixora Gardeners Hold Yule I Circle. Co-hostess was Diane! .11 . ,*.I,,t_ " I ;W .. 1. g ,. ,I, 1,. . V %f . .' . decorative item that .she created for Ixora Garden . OUR WAY I OUT FROM fltHuI.JP A I ft22 I Coleman ;., 1 OUT &A;iv4.5.AiIrER e elegant .shows - truest of honor at a recent Danenc Steurt cm I welcomed .1 left, , Brown, Jtld~ Hanson, hlar3 tive trees out of flash bulbs and ed on her committee's visit to Spencer Harden Steinmever, Joy Wethening-ton Garden Club recently held Its brilliant wreaths and Christmas Mrs. Hamy Lee 3r. created a the Litt3e Red School House tree items out Of colored brok. Virginia Robertson and the annual Christmas workshop. "Get to work early" as the en glass, glue and resin traditional tcnth of pine cones there they helped the children Misses Befls Watson, Freda Curlers, hairpins, rolls Of and nut,s, while Mrs. Fred Gan- m a ke turkeys o Hanson and Darlene Coleman, theme of the program which ut of pine cones, William caps guns and little boss' for sister of the bride elect as presented b Mrs 11 , ________________________________________ as employed shells, o dorm an feathers and pipe clea ners. At Shou'rer i&ns "idea" . Cleverly vmapped packages, Stomper, Mrs. Charles Persons, even dog biscuits were used to was appointed with Mrs. Herher mother, Airs. Wilson Cole- elegant door decorations and Mrs. John Epps and Mrs. Philip create imaginative packages to bert Stonstrom as ebairmall. and the Mmes JoAnne glittering table arrnnments Logan Mrs Rnri McLain, a put under th e tree Christmas Mrs Ganas and Mrs Harden man Griffin, Mary Etta Brown, brought the fortive holiday air guest speaker, demonstrated Eve by Mrs. Epps, Mrs. Wil. also art, members. earh to the home of Mrs Her h ?tlar Ellen Elgin Mars i she created 1ove13 dc'cora ,jam Southward and Mrs. G. Mrs. G. D. r. rep I . . f, .1 Of H its annual Chrictinas ". ¶-'I ____________________________________________________________________________ 4 . . I.L I ! and yellow trimmings. Refreshments of punch, cake, nuts and mints were served by 1:11 ;' ,'~ , IXORA G&RDEN CLUB held 4-ing recently 9ZC - ..... . L' i bers, Mrs. William Kirk left to right admiring some of the clever W.kages Mrs. William Southward, right, dreamed up for the cievii.sion. punch howl Each rid featured a silver candelholder with a green candle. no sheet cake was iced in white with blue ____ __ f"t, , - u1 I . AI mirid that rnothf shipwrveliml on n rnther drend- who Joins forres with Sheriff the f,ourimplor, a n (I 1`1 ,- t o III --~"Vr,-; . ,,Id por-mn whn inqiqt,4 on mFik- 7:8fl-M:1() p.m. (NIi() 'the flirt M:8fl-IJlft pin. ((il4 p The tnneln U. dr, IIr,vf--:i.r. •,. I?IC rieretf into in infant he'c"n horn not fT (' fl "The l'nrn fled '4ktt., hour . (1 ,dnr) IJIRI u.44i' (iii,it I' U,til'q u Frond ami n"' h' From f()flflJ but Ui infanta. On the dint' I,IiMt Affair." (Color). The Ued'a gutent 1. .Inint' '-Vie Finger Ione (Steve Unrmt,n rpnr Pant. he 'ant atop hOflflflt1Il' Ilin the fiutiiuit'nt part. of Who ninga amnoth liaIIIa nv1; and Rusanr, Hrr.wningt lean log that a mirarle will happen thin faitly at.nnuinnd shoot-'em. Joliun Ucil In a a$dt. RI,r.flt. ( 4 ______ - XW t 4 hfA i ! I .. �W ....•-.'-- - - -- ... -... -. - -* -. - -_ '. --. . - - - -'i 1J'* - - - - V __ _ -- V -. - -V -. - -..---... .- .. V. _______________________________________ • . -V -- - 'V - - *. . .. :., . . . I- - - - - . 1 - • - By Abigail Van Buren Qalt á16q: I'EAR ABRV: Wht'n Att- wnrthv nnd I w'nt t,nrtthiir I I(!j1t wunting to tnII hI thought 1w fdlOUId (!itht!T a hntht' flh(fll iift.t'ti t want ' doodorient, hut I didn ledmgi. to hurt hi We've Horoscope Forecast $r3c And If hr hiowL up, tnll him ff1, . . . ninthnr' in lie tidd hrn- It v.n for her ue r)I;AR ARRY: A Iottnr In your eolumn really hit home fm) nnd mit to lot didd ue Although thcTd 1t an undercur1t hecauii' daddy thinks hi"i' rPnt of eharmin aasure and auto mahnnfr *fld 11 11w ($t'IN TO have a happy with tim. nnd I hoTw you will 1w on m daddy Wr.flESflAt, wov. z, i '1NflINCIES: (1N'IRAL 'I I i. t. - %") •5': I -Th 2', 1,'S. V requiring earefn] and metletiin no time. 'Mom i )wing pritered to lotts hnndfln. Thote mtt (loath. Tin you thInk atm.' - hard to put Into motion due to open. complaining about overly-nt- of Iceye to hot' nr If ahe did dme and Sit It?IthjJft ' with' anees with 'mc ' are getting ii little rip.' for GF41IIWI (Mv 21 : persiirution is offensive. Try this men's deodorant (hew' same in your hand when you mnalu your speeCh). tlst it &1titiQ 9cLc1z64/ Oz "Psychological Strategy in responsible wm largely for not going *Q'7$$* the to the be LEO tJuly22 IL) Aug. 21; ____ "" ' _____________________________________________________ V _J _••\ "•SS55_, L. '.-_ /I , _---_ l'i / - - I -- ..,', -,, ' '' - .I t?- 2 ' _________________________ _I -.________________________ V -i-iorne lmprovtrneflts 24-Well - 1 When Sims / the and Rare 44 Th- *AZJ 102 hie, arm EJ100R4 • held Q' •Q he made it a point not have ju.cl met and who could he am' strength. Of 'instrumental In furthering your when .North- South i career. Study more If you want I .- -- - - to indicate 3 coursi. Y S'IIT ., - - #_____-_____- . '1i..i a, 4 '.-'c 1'4Th AP.II( 100-Resort ,- EqutPncnt :.21us,n ( ss -' 'lo2-Mohil. _________ .4 iw.rcailed with one heartNorth bid a spade nIld East ______ doubled. Sims, sitting South, np. .am, t - • AB'Z4 I ,I - - 10 1• 2 Pa 3.T, Paw Piw 4 opened _____ _ -- - the heat he could dr was you nothing at all except loss. to take one heart, two din.. Show associates that you arc monds and three clubs, The cOflaCiefltiOnS, You will get three-trick sot netted 1,0(10 - atICiId much laster. hut I,, \ _ ' / __________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ________________________________ By Polly column from butting in hut 1 discarding tI,t' cnvcloiie. As ] Fainter, Fat- many of keep our cards from one year ii us oldsters living DII Socin) to the next ] have the latest Rh Uli ironing L.O f about oi tim hoard unti toUel)mg up the' edges, you will it . - wori. a.L_ aui.en. _ 5t-Antiqius For Sale Ia-Mom'.' To Loan .,/'-: ç" SATURDAY 9:30 AM. ethventas . L..._..__- 4:. r" I - I money should he foravoided. Keep your feet ftniouflt of g0tt( 22 c-sr rinsnctng. We invite you to compare our low mOntht-l77€. paymenta. Ph. 1 _____________________ HITTING A IF OO.S \HASN'T M)EP LETS Btll..3ON BE- (siiu.. SN iHE AN ATlVA1EP FO.E ' 'THINK Bt.1loON 1 J.RET VET! G)wE CAN \ - DO IT wE'LL I-ItT _________ ' / / I- I - . '. __ : 1 1- c,1,1 - - 2 '--' ) a '5+ _____ tilt' Chrintnuss curds art- recipient 1:nows her curd Anyone submitting leimi oponed, ciut-ed,-?OLsLiY UT Li a sway but __________________________________________________________ _____________________________ activities - a --_____________________________ ¶t' 'r7P GOv5Rsw,tJT wisely Fully's I 11Zi in business. You get far 1< beticr results. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Pets art' good niedicjnet. A it may be that sonic inward _______________________ nunther of child psychologiste fear is what is keeping you prescribe a pet dog or cat to from having greater success it II progeny from various areas, provided you early show boa to impress others favorably, make the most of opporI tunities at hand. "The mars impel, they do nut ettmpel." What you make of your life is largely up to you Carroll Righter's individual I your I "That Darn Cut." The Gordons work as at team and their The most beautiful allow giVen cat, Pancho. bought at the Los this season wau tar the' French Angeles S.P.C.A. for 1..acie Awards. M'steur Michel now supporting them. The GorLagendrv presented the awards dons (husband and wife) have of the French Lace Federation a sign on their new home givand The Lace and Embroidery lug credit to Pancho, who's . . . ' - erc ult're4emi- having the new abode and. 'Talse faces" go back to utimber is now read_v. For your se and szj beautiful. Soft pa'- therefore, they claim their new primitive m*n A fai your birthdate and '°'' . beautiful brown, beie, home was "built by at cat." We this is the totem pole. The SI Carroll Riiditer Forecast, to Papuans of New Guinea, ldse and dramatic hlk ur1c- 'cut peupie" know this can 1u* The Samiford Herald, Box iøi, for .smp1e build nutmgftnfilnj models as they pen.i Those who don't like cats moth totem nutsk attain- I Holkywuod Bb, Calif. DWijs 'Nt - - the designs of tiwse fascinating creatures. My cat, They are made of wood or I The Ssdvation Army hut its baIt l', and are given tu a*urds. Women can- I "Kit West," hasn't built inst Iare painted eyes which own navy! Five' vessels mait' f1A a,thd.ng more bec.'om- house' but he has given me __ are designed to frighten the companionship. -'l resoft. flatter-f desiring It's lase. enemies of the totem clan ITS swt'Icø uvatliatbic lit the ________ give: tIlnI "lut' 'it' liver," aJ travels so well. And ui1 turn. I and to protect its members. waters of Jupun, The Nether_ .isi,, the npodelr looked Fair e'twtsaugje! 1501db, France, England stud Alla'' Tomorrow: Ta Your H&! of eaMuas from - - - . -: - J - ri - j ,. --'- _____ -_ _____ ____ - STOLEp. wowv HE GE7 IT liP ARE1.JR1,.' l- Aw Ie-rnet-t t It u.i.r a - - ____________________________ _____ _________________________________ &. . . ______ - _____ _____ ____ ________ ________ _____ _______ _____ _____ _______ ____ V ; c _ - ______ _______ _____ ___ ____________________ ______ ______________________________ L____ '. - _ -_ ._ ____ _ ______ ( _ _ ______ J ______ ___ 1 ______ _ _______ ___ Cal! 222-t12. y t,suth ____ I_llI,,Ip vf ________ • .FJR1PFpE,aLjT ...'JCLOF3hOW FOUR ________________ .IMLh1TRE,4MRMOWL BLflTR,6QtIRTOF4U5RD, #ARA6UIt4OO4ERRl5, jTTMNDWIC1.%!.. RGI%'ARDINE4mJ5WI., CJ4OE4IIAIgJ1 ____ Y)Li ARt MY WaiL 5AM1fli! MRP! l7 ter ASP _________ , 7clUca v asoso! ' ... I - . t <. t.'uaty the PAIWI'ITG p - - I ' . . 'it ' - -. .. - 322-1 'uvsr EA&cv! _____ - - V ____ - - -. - - - -------------------------------- I". !'m't ' - $ I ' - CHF ' *'tf ' /':.t i . ,tT- i' 15th III 14*0 paid, Highest prices _____________________________________ CARPENTRY calendar tins of and writing, ue In place f residerice - SOU'FHERN 'cv the s, rviee Calls 2 'lb.- Wo:hittg Mass's Friend _______________ hanford A %•: 2u 3 ROOMS OF FUItNITUIIE kOU SAVE $100.00 on this group: You get all this: Double dreraer, Chest of Drawer., Bed, Ilookcase mattress, lunteripring I.ioz sisrisuiLs, lied Spread, 2 'axiity Lm*isuas, Sofa op 'tler, Cock. Jd, Clialt, 2 tail Table, 3 table Lanips, S 31. v t.,r k'.jt&'UItI* State vriia hlltoId, 1'iorda oat '. ws MuicaJ Jnstruments i NfltiQ e-'gPAIR 322.4211 Lii A UMON At'. ... luank-asiate 37771 ___________________ ervFc.. & Free pick-up & delivery. USed It Pays To Use The Herald \Vaiit Adi _______ ________ uyfs"rwj.c Vacuutu Clesuer. lit) & up. Pi. 221-6774. _______ ( ___________________________ _________________________ _F,rS*i - _______________________________ ______ IT)OLIJ3LETUUIfl"FFluvre.c&ut iigista, new builit, uarantesd. ______________________________ Call 377-7294. ................................ __________________ hp'.-_- -. ',r4"' - - -- - . - -- .- - .4-a-____- for only ------ -------- Sales 2215 W. FIRST ST. ______________________ PH. 322.62.31 322.0861 - - CHRYSLER Serita. CARS FACTORY I & -- In a IL' 5'i K 01" o '., - . - - - , r. Sr Crumley - Monteith Inc. . ctA UM%IED - pURCHASE Sales-Rentals Ph. *21-453* WILL fledroom, H1' .VALIANTS .PLYMOUTHS $100 DOWN S ,Jjm Hunt Realty Ite'drn'iium f'lnecre'st lion,' for loning roat! No Jmist $411 5. N'. .5-. CA'5 .V.ø V. 20 CHRYSLERS Models Il101ith A Multiple !4i.ting Realtor 2561 PARK DRIVE 122-2420 ______________________________ 3-HKh)[toO5'I, I " bath, cotsvenicnt location, tiirii yard. 604 iiaywoo'i i),'lvc. 323-1342. ________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ WIIA'L' A DEAL! _ DISCOUNTS! ______________ ___________________ ______________ ____ CONCIC K'i'E hIhock 2 i3edrootn til. [nOtis, huge ho,,,e. I ' I".i,,usIv I •)'ISll, i'ir,-i,l.i, v. Stvissisuing I'uI, .tlic 4,1 ahiaiiy ha tid, $1 3,009, h.5.. I ,nhy fiaiiliig EXAMPLE: _____ ___________ ______ __________ MATHER FURNiTURE 22•Q$1 702 E. 1st. - BALCONY SALE Stemper Agency blue A Multipis Listing Realtor INNLJ ItOh A PI'A iHER IllS S. French 121-4991 elI ___ _______ MaatIr.,e- s $10 V - 1 $19.50 Full sizo Jiesuty Ste at - es. Mattre.ae. J3441a1 & Furniture AT YAC'I'O*tY PI4ICJCS 119 - MsHolla 121-1111 -- j.iaa;a, lam ge iivin5 Aisa will, wo.ad l'i',a,rs, ,istuisliy iii loving iarei $i7,is50 with lj Jsti, ECJJOIS BEDDING CO. 'i'.rmnL Stensti'om Realty A Multiple (,iitliig Realtor 177.2430 656 *'AI(K DRIVE UdICL) Vur a It u re, appiiaua:.is, 1ai'y, touli, etc. Bougbt . Sold, Las'- lAieK Flt(JN'f--- iaiee U4TIH., 7 Heath. cesirl au' & ra Mart, 331 $aaford Ave. heat. $12,000. I'll. 322.7182. Ph. 122.41fl. ______ _..---.-----.-----.----------- ' - - - Ii, Sliius',galsy ha- il wit Ii i,jl,,,eiuls l,u,ino fur hi. vasy oWII, hi II4sYI CIII siwa>.) wi'-l'- s to Ily .1110 '.ag,tsI,5s, .I ) t3ti*, lIhs 7 i,t'Itin,,,,, '4 l...i b hit f lI4I'l.iII'l (Crcfl 1 black $up and bi..k radio, h..I- brakei. TURKEY _____ _____ with vii interior, er power steering and poc.r _____ rul,i,e,' set. $39.50 7. 4b" Voass rubber eta es $9'.GU 17. 'fte'Ii, aIz lutessprlmsg u... Plymouth Fury Convertible _______ - -I To Choose From! NEVER BEFORE SUCH Stensti'om Realty $329.00. 4 - APARTMENTS '66 822.9913 - t,rf,,vp J ___ [ietic..s__ & --- 'l'eb'l'l-'M. LPAVD & '1 _______ ' - V w. PINECRENT AItl';.t: 3 1' - Motor _________________________________ 55.FurnitureFor Sale ____________________________ JET SPRAY CLEANING ______________________________ .. _____ __ 1 nia SELL US Your Furniture. Quick teal Estate Service with the cash. soo w. 1st st. SUPER TRADiNG POST - - HOLLER A-I on ____ 'Is" LJt4112 :, ('Iint-t ____ _________ ' 7 / aftir 5, Phofle _______ _______ __________ 1 __ ••, kItchen WILL buy anything of Value. - .-.,_, engine. ('ssselImerry_Ph.$32-t'Ot. _________________________________ 120. AutomotIve Service I _______________________________ Sanford. wELAKA WITH EVERY CAR Service ___ nit GOOPIHIeJKi4O,QIIFF! ____________________ ____ ____ .. houao ----- ____________________________ øL$P.DP- u.i'ru.'roi.o CVS5 54 . - Payton Realty -and post of fIce addrtas of tht 30. Home Appliances Jte-upimoh.tertsd 2 pe. Living huNt/A ND l':s'rATKH: 3 Itiiht%t room suite e'lisinsittit. and aball lie sworn to 1 _________________________ I i, liatlss, l"la. lto.asu,. Nothilpig up. USED TV". - lie-upholstered by the elaimnat his agent or •IiiwiiitiUiiiu I1MYiI)CIIII $9b Celia $4.00 luck $wlv.1 Rocker. es. $49.50 attorney and avcmp&nid by I 101 Bruwsi Dr. 32$• isiuisthily, dollar and ,u"I, one IjootI IJse4 full .i. boa fIling !tc of MOONEY APPLIANCE 60337 after 4 p. in. as. $15 tu $15.50 frame. 4:IaIs,l or demand not so filed Ill Palmetto *18.0497 _________________________________ 4. TwIn size rebuilt ho). stiall I.e void. MAN OVEItI3OAItII Wuebler as. $1950 M&IFII)?I St ,SANFOHI) 1-iE'1'R1C CO. 1.si.rluga '! tIs- L.att WIll YuIi sla'-'J gehiuilt IOIIIII __ 411-1141 . 'iwiii size fleliulle foapsi ItS Magnolia ________________________ (liii u,eaily JI,sW, dit' crealiIi J:OliEJ(T J. UE1LER, rr._- I iVUWOKEEP44 _____ 5ItOT MY PFOIA-\ . eqt2iI, tnflt, shall at*te tIt ____________ ______ irsu. let. St.; ilmcd at S.S,lI0U) city ani rural. It you .trt now you tall Oil- IuUNTLCD kitchen cahi- It Park of this notice, Two cupi.'e v each claini or de- __ _______ CASNOT frurzi tI'e ball V ' . $4.uo. ios liniits. joy ___________________ first pubIictio . __ rM4t plete re-built b- ' CASH VOlt TRASH ALL MAKES. £attqu.s * used furniture want- HEATERS: WithIlI Florida, _____ ____ [ retired people. Ideally ____________________________ You and each of you are he-re--, wiIs uR1LLI.). uotmfled and roquirtd to pre. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS sent aiiy claims arid demands Al' 'J'ypes and Sit.. whic-b you, or either of you. may repair aid Service we estate of ROhave agaimmat the W1'INB HEItT .1 %SUEBLER. deceased, MachInery & Supply Co. late o! uid (lout ty, tO the Coun- 207W 122-$4fl .1 '-'-ii'' ,. 5 i*l i:'jIt Count. l"Iorida, at It ,t flit ill the court 2.-Itati o • 'I'clewision _____ ___________________________________ ________________________________________ ___________________________________ __________________________________________ __________ _________ . .tr-.. - I _________________________________ bathS, Jacobson's Dept. Store, $11 £. fUll InstilL $125. & two 118. Trucks For Sale private ' "Talk Turkey". arc you? I noov. ivrs- WALLS WlLON.MAiER FURN. Deceased. ENTSCII222.4843 Buy • Sell . Trad. lu All Creditors sod Percuss 1 _____________________________ *22-15*2 $11.11 B. let SL jiasias Clahsos or Demauda1 .1, Well I)rilling ________________________________________ ________________________________________ AgoIus* Sold EStates I " for 2565 PARK DRIVE SAVE! a Realty Tlthi:I: III 'UM. frttmic' - - by _____ CHAIN SAWS Frost nets, miscellaneous 15. Special Services of ' ?ta4e ::1tC)IERT .1. WUEHLER _______ ___________________ _____ _ 322-2420 API'S.. 3-1 I. p.m. . ____ _____________________________ FirstSt. iii Call 2 OLD2 IMPALAS _____________________________________ __________________________________________________ jatn6gt. 1.C( }3u. a10 Okra. Trcc nir,ened i-'rutt-We ship. AarOnF'arms.Call222-4797. Z41-26t the Court Jo - - ____ ____ - RLD' 3. Wanted To Huy Pall, No after . Stenstrom Realty GARI)EN APARTMENTS '66 DEMOS 5,,r,ford, onditlon. 895 0 . '40 cUK. (oa. vrrttblo. good rood. 117. tVall;ie- tUtu flepalr, th & F'rench 2 HURM. APTa.. completely 'l'O\VN'N LAKES ttore good Ilentalu needed. GENTRY'S HEATING SERVICE buy NEW & t'.- d Oil hleateri sold & WANTED: We furniture, 3124 Park Drive Office *11-211* Mu AupttVn. P-'l-'IES CT ____________________________ bottles, coins. Anything YOU '' '-d _all t _ pea. 32 __ 5'&94. Night: 823.054* or *11-0700 SOLE H U M A L SOCIETY. _______________________ _______________________ have may be worth something Hwy. 17-1-2, near Coun:y Road to us for cash. Highway 46 23-Painting YES! Dt. ___________________________ __________________________ I______________________________ By _______________________________ Antiques, W. lit St., Sanford. 11$ _____________________________ _________________________________________ _____________________________ WALL IS A SANTA CLAUS ______________________ ___________________________________ __________________________________ _________________ REPAIR & PAWT!NG Dell's Auction Service LegalNotice giving away iuiully in this 3 ____________________________________ .' ______ ___________ II ,..- avels. :-:ti•. CALL - ___ Elmit. 514 1 I P7 AND OF . ______ TA15J I*PV ( _____ H 4 month. dIllon. 2 Apartments For [sent 95. Houses For Sale ________________ Pets & Supplies to goc.'ci lon4 ttcr 4 P rn TAOF 1415' FOE HIGH JTIII lOOK :.i.cJ _____ ____ APPAREKIL'I' tAW'T gEiPEP _______ _____ ___ _____ _____ ______ ____ _____ Pick-up Trick. good aon- Cot- ___________________________________ ______________________________ A Multiple Listing Realtor 2565ParkDrive 22-242() AMERICAN RENT-ALL 222-9111 SupplIes. 2€6b S. Hiawatha ILACKETED h'EAS, Child Care 222.1-21 _______ _________ ____ _____ ________________________________ ___ ______ ____ _______ - TV TRIE TuF'ENL;r' Citrus, IVe -hip .t:t'ert H. nOW ____ ____ CO ___ shoWn Ø1OU I _____ _____ ___ ____ *-- -.$ nE'.Lt, iETo -rE A] '____ in for mature wonut.'n! J /, $50.00 106. Irurnislied P.aiI, 6 gyflad.v. •w$mf, Only ___________________________________________________ _________ TCPROP- _______ ___________________ a .; .t_J, ULT1M4TLIM( PROGRAM _____ _ _____ _____ _______ ( i / - errorfr tiana] problems, Thy pet's un- oi it. improve your health, Get questioning uff.nttioii and loyulnutterut] matters working in s* fill a need for love. Curing quiet, sure fashion, at pet teaches responsibility ypj jj is An English friend IIUS writ- outer space us we' have been ty __________________________________________________________ and pride in ownership, ..lit or she will y ________________________________________ ten nit' tellilig of the "redhead' I seeing here in New York. those very amthtious nc of who stops traffic! She's Bar• bara Castk, 5. recently up- I A new book, which I build to _____________________________ young ones who wants to get into tint world of activity, cara pointed British Transport Man- be delightful suspense novel is hut money 'very early in life. aget'. Mrs. Castle' Is presently entitled "Undercover CaI Teach to tie patient, Bet a good (( ))tSd't here in thu U. S. to study our Prowls Agum." it's by "The education first, if the greste* tru!f it' uiid trunspurtauon dc- Gordems." You might have satin I poten d iv thu chart is to be veluprnenu.. Well, New York the Wult Disney movie made I realized. A highly talented na can keep her bus'. Her appoint- I from their first book, "Under- LlLliC CH Lii CAI.E n my home. t%ceh 1'ya. LsI. Mary areaV._ to Feb. k. Folly's only cause you to make favorito linnieniuking your time- and I diways ugn my mother taught mi' how i1olty Utib the' Itoni ________________________________________ Pointers. thrown 21 l.EA2TY SALC'2 ___________________________________ \ A(PUAJIIVS (Jun. teen ht'althy, (L 0 f This addi a warm, per- he appreciated.- MIlE. C.L.II. Write P. 0. Box 121$, Sanford_________________________________ 322-5752. ________________________________________ _________________________________________ is year. 1st- Si.. mnford. ________ -_______ Stenstrom for sale or rent. LIGGETT REXALL DRUGS ANIMAL HAVES KENNELS 2. Persinmrl i: _____ _______ ______ / HOSPITAL BEI)S Pinecrest Shopping Centsr DOGS. Cati. etc- boarded. ModPb 121-751* screened runs. Heated. W. 3701 Orlando Dr. em ______________________________________ __ ______ -: ' 64 CHEVROLET 17 Cmh. ___________________________ OWNERS ____________ hoimics are ready to Tl1ih: ______________ -.4. your mind clear and you can I packages of 10(1 card that that particular per- trouble. What can I do tO further your finest business RKI'ltOo5'l tugo, Realtor Rollaway, Hospital. Baby Beds. ______ CAaE. OrIsn0o 2*1-1179. _________________________________ TROPICAL Fish and 2-44i. Day, Week or Month. ____________________ ____________________ *72-5111 W lit.. __ - _________________ till Christmas Deposit SUiCIDE Fr..etfloa. Call RENT £ BED ____________ __________________________________ -Terms. 11'00 W. lit St, Ph ____ _____ . (INK .101-INS REALTY Ii pay - 2195 wIll hold _ _ _______ _______ ________ _ ________ ____________________________________ all electric', turn. N".ir TRAJL4PR & uPacea OC t..ake C. A. WHIDDON Aahhy. 322-716*. 2-:54S bel.ro ___________________________ N.. $75' BROICER i. 10 n. or after 6 iii. iii. 122-99l ____________________________________ 302 S. Park __________________ __________________________ __________________ 4-4516. I)ay or Night. We de- ______________________ 92-Acreage liver, _____________________________ uod " __________________ ____________________________________ _____________________ 2 BIIRM.. or (hrissmas. Guaranteed the lowest new and bold lu-allhy, Terms. Ph. :23.1449. Wheel chairs, sick room supplies th. x: '.5 revise .. '. ___ _____________ ___________________________ _______________________ - nORM, on river, $55. 1110. machine in trade. CALL Or- n,-i _ AtlanticRank011g. lando. Collect-Credit Manager, ___________________________________ l..tn(;l: 4 IIORM. house, 1 12 NOON and prop.rly classify eM - ____________________________________ ____________________________________ AiA.I willingly. SAGI'rI'AIt.IUS Nov. 22 to ) Anything that requlre , - 4• S m. 114W. FIRST ST. QIJAEITY )UTO Aâjr•nIs _____ I. mad. on a re-run basis only f.t fypoqs'.phcet INVENTORY REDUCING SALE. 322-1301 3640 hiawatha at 17-92 5 ACRE TRACTS & Hotly Work Adjustments will sot be 41. value of the ad. FIJRN. APTS. close Is. jimy n.n II.f'.ø.J Everything 14 price, The CoThIGH, rolling, well treed _____ _______ home _______ Hwy. 17-22, fly Roy [ted. Bath, with ______________________________________ TIIREF4 BLDROOiI, I 332-4013. Cowan. Insertion. N$ _____ ncr Store. 00 Magnolia, San.de b.,ad I sites, ideal for Country Pamhack of Jet Lanes per month. Fireplace. $85 ford. Ily. Only $3,750 with paved ____ 32-757 __ ________ ic'(JKN. 4PT., 2100 M.I1onvtll Ca 32-7225. road frontage & good terms. ____________________________________________________________________________________-S. ;'ets & Supplies ______________ ______________ ______________ F.tnd .a-L4*t& 51. Articles For Rent _________________ _________________ ___________________________________________ _________________ ('lily a fvw parcels left so call ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ _______________________________ :, "•' 2-S331. ST. GTO __________________________________ SAULS AGENCY SINGER ZIG ZAG See Us For Rentals __________________ _______________________________ TOUCH - SE\V Days 322.7174 CONSOLE Model. Sold for over tglits - Veckends 323-0485 12 F-Marine Supplies Pubhsiher reasis right to reject. - 11-Truckp For Sale 120-Automotive Servic. ltl-.Seooter, & Cycles Reliable person assume ,.ç// / _ . at BARRY. REA1J ESTATE _ ______________________________ IIAItIIISS ltKALI'Y, 32-24444. TUE TIME TESTED FIRM Sewer Pipe, Asphalt plain. I by GENERAL 120 N. PARK AVENUE 121-5122 _______________________ equipped TKIC which Includes •lectric l4 CADILLAC Cpa. D.VUIe. MIRACLE CONCRETE Co. 12,00') mllsa. EcreII.nt RENTALS altout kitchen, heatIng & cooling. 322-5751 sos Elm Avenue - Very 22 arc all set with our rn°iii. lorge Florida Room, ('4)tIililCIPl) (mirniolmoiL $100 per imiomith. ('nfltsm,'t V. 1*. Meclung, $380. fully automatic, to at- 15 O!_L..A'S? S(2lII'1T.tli, 10 i $5 Pt.. 2-beslrnnm. Call 3!2.A772 after 115-Auto, For Sale - ___________________________________ 5 2 04 -I!lS5' NCRETE READY MIX f1os, Steel, Wire Mesh, tVIn \Vells, Grease dow Sills, Dry 12$-Boats & Motors (f-Bu,irsess OpportunIties December _______________________________ ________________________________ day. only $1 per Carroll Furniture. l]-W*nte4 To Rrnt .:.-Wayj-d To Buy E.-Furn1tre For gals ' greetings scboul.-COPEE hEAR J'OLLY-1 hnvc a need to eeomrnuze more' Just t coloxul time. Be wise. I)LAI ItEADEI2Beitt Ken- pnihle'ni I ru' Tim know hitivtarnp1 in one come's. We' have CA1'ltKOJtN (Dcc. to ,lan. the- ISUPUIUI radio utiti to olv- so an turning it a rubber stump with nut iiunte't. mtdy 20 Unless you are Very cO!isici uiiti istldrees nutl v,'ith -this we' teiIe" jjoys Contact Hhtows au ti you and the- girls. Mv I . crate- ut twine', you find that a - yezit-emid son liket to take httet add our names. !tII we- tlicis Boston station WHY. talti urgunierrt ensues. Show buy iflCtpCIlBiV(: thut his mother saves Christ- Out of toilet snap and eat it. hml need , dci expense we CALLIJAP.T __________________________ _________ lM holiday in Sale Electric flue Lustre .sh*npooer I1-RentaI Aent. Sale :1-Article, For Rent -' OWLY Ot'4E Wi-40 -' ai-d become burduiisonw. I mail our curds curly. The with practically no extra eticlost' our suggestion, which chiidren use- lust yeur'i cards -ANNA j) 1''r lug rent _________________________________ 'SPEC/AL 6ALON H .('1i- ______________________________________________ __________________________________ 8ST1FLJL'? T -tE I,, to pad. fly moving you i ,,. 2z_ 1mm can't blame North for won thii- final mnii by only avoided. Be the peacemaker. : Oswald •larohy ut West and his raise te two hearts going to two aimudes. Dave 770 p0111th. it fllOTt' thuti nuide since others arc feeling pretty UPset. Reep calm, coo] and j was a classic example of the Iturustim' sitting East passed. up tilt- margin of Vietory. poised. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. ________________________________________________________________________________________ 21) Don't get excited because do, Cramer there is an nmucti work 4i oIiierw.&t- you make aeriou : errors-daub le-checic all. Shott itc the' sender's address on 'to iron a shievt paluilesaly. that yOU have' practical sense DEAR I'OY-Pardon ii 76 the napkins - 105-Trailer Lots-$ale lt'L...Apartments For Rent 11'S-Rooms For Rent 7-Morir A Storage -}mttr1mntOrs -.155._c ___ ______ table. '-4 7 Jv" ¶ larger than they are now. The' DLcagreeing with some partner The bidding shown in the prenn*ptive jump overcall which team gain on the hand was 'could certainly start a chain of - I Homes-Sale - 822-6509 t04 S. Park Ave. 104-Tratler Space-Rent 4-Uphctfry i.-Vaeuum Cleaners the ____ o those days. , V - . •' 7 i..17' '•,: ' ,,' ,-, VUUO (Aug. 22 its Sept. 22 four of spades. Ihive returned the Being contrary and trying to I .Ueeui of hearts. South played . throw off on others your own i .litcnhy e the final contract. Willard played the hand beautthally and managed to make Clbs for plus 40. These - 14e mart' serious, doubled. ___________ - $4. Real Estate G\VALTNEY .TE\VELERS Rentals f1-Tramlcrs---sbaria, AVAILABLE •'- I 66 CHEVROLET JISEB Jeipeto Ce,,vrpibi. V.a, A T. p ; p 2895 66 PONTIAC rvor.hauIsd, 1.,.. 1142 DODG I'olara Station Vaon. all ct- ' Spt. Cpe., V-I, LIT, tras Inc air eon!. 111;. Ph. and 1.4, P'S __________________________________ Phone.I'li. ____t24. Set $100.00 :'5'-lleaI Estate Exchange ('-Home Ap;tI*nees ]-\1uIical lr.strumenta - T4ENT s'razr V VEPP1N0 ItINUS f'7-Houc, For Rent Equlpztcnt & Y)LJ JUS iBM. fttrnrn For Rent ______________________________ ---_ rii-.'i.. .' Ili',Irc'.in,, *0 x 1* __ _-_ -_ _______________________________ __________________________ fI, mi7 ia. t,nw-Cnet Want A4 Ii h p pn%meflta, J')I ______________________________________________ 1'oer *'Isnl. $*oii; %)o-Itlt'IP' - from I 1,0(10 to $ I,tiiI pot month. ___ ___________ t, t•lI *fll m!I' 23*l. ti I*P firigga ___________________________ ,It'I4'I'AL.l(TIltKItt1I Spr*" ('Un. L.My*07, P 0. l*o _____ - ________________ ___j__r_- _________ Stratton Enttmo. $45' Small tona lioac%. I'1a. •llIIr,n $1 1. ____________________________ ____________________________________ _____________________ ., tami,n h.'f'I'c 5' :00 p. %VIItI oat h Ir'tIl' lI"rnP 'rIntp&iI Sport Coupe. Y.5, Al. a-'t'. 'nntci1 d 7. SIt tint Ion roomim BTtP-i[..'h i,,,i,i, I'IIaMO*I m' thr,,uh 'rh.,mks. to-.* neat Wom*4R. ________________________________________ / , s, _____ ___________________________ ______ ______________________________ _________________________________________ ________________________________________ 'utt, iN md H,Al,, liii. _h'.nOt,822*11. MATTI**I55 for tIto,l I'. roglatar U.r frc' tIraw. pfl)0 _____________________________ I:1'$L, 11.0, both In iOo'l CALL ItPTII FHAZIKI1. _________________________ ________________ ,ni. Win a tres TV 0? AWf1 Twin oit. iso. rot,J. 122-2*70 lug- I)r,;wlug will la %V.'1na- Call 5'22.05'5' ___________________________________ 97. 110115CM For Rent _____________________________ ______________________________________ IhIV, NfIvoI,It)Pr 2* at 4 p. m. FMI3Ot1K CrtiTY stroa; 66 CHEVROLET CAltP*NT1lt: Retired wAnts '-'TtR1ui5'thlt,po,l<tL'h1'1 hayS a large ..lS'tloa of iui ____________________ PORK ror The Freexor QILAI.ITY MOHtI,F IIUMPS smimall flcpnir Jots & ('ablest o(lIIIlb$tI'II, III) timontli. 221) tIP. n'.si 'era requitIng no 4ovn Intp&u Swpmi' Sport. V-I, All'. Ilcatly i*utehered hwy. 17-02 5 Sanford 2.**60, work. '.11 - Itith St. Ph 222-?2m7. Prneet t;Vdtyc1aw 22-000* paymsn? Mae at : i'll ¶V. tat. 1 and H. P15, fl)•$$$3 2995 Ph, 222-0414 -----P/I, ______________ Air lV,%N1'll": 1'mpty Ilotties to 5' flom'mn Ij.imian &. Mmiii 'l.'an. itnaltora & Contractors. ONT)I' COMI'TONS PIctured Enrycloperoot,, ott lt"iito 4*5', near 0('uI(,I,l, $.lwh, 'ruT Ii l'rlcs, I Stamirorim (lonoral I'Ione.o note. 14018 ,lis, ('ach or Ternic. ø.,,,im ,......,? ,-;i, ELT I?O B, _________ .''q.'i t. '( 'V4'-q r S';'. j... 'b- ' :te'V.2-('bbD 'i iA' 6'G NIra lot with Iota of trees to 1* . in. 1'1'I: lt'I Vmirnlahocl Its,lIse AGEN __________________ tIclOt) tYSFP I't.ATFORM IIOCK -4. hwy. I 7-12 down, ()Wflf'? f(naned. A/I, I md H. Itit. ('nIl Sanford m22-142% Ins , Vho1osmalo grocery & (Ion2795 Call 322-l74t. P'S. Al,. Orlanlo 444-SOl 4 ________ eral Offh'o. Use 1MB .1cc. typoOSTKKN.2 fle.Iroom Unfu SOLJ1i1"Ii\RJ. Open flatly 'II '1 D- m wpm. elmorthimnil or dicta0 5435' lltc & 11cr 211-517* 1! (H1tVATR, motor -omp!a?cy 11$ N. Park AvS _)0sep....5ae or Rent 2,;-Roc'fIn ,a,at S'it-4-I VVV -AcreaEe PrslILng -Radio--Tt1PhtIC'n Oiwald Jiacuby winning 81 VanderbIlt Cups A' msc mr, qtør * I,Iø- ril7.47--- Si iI-I'arm,-0ro -c, ____________ c&c-WILL ___________________ _______________ ________________________________________ __________ __________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ __________________________________ _______________ -____________________________ ____ 'r1iflg (4'4i fl',hqfl.fl IJ(1f)! t)!t*(. V(itJR 1,,r?. V 77-A-----tti-sttim Vat.Rd Stmsdci:to sI-Inconm. *'roperty c, 5'.-Re*1 }ctate iVanted *4-Real Etate Sa1 *-Bue1eeac Rentals ]:,-sp('cthl Ssrileca 1i'-1ntorIcr Daeoratc'rs ' -.laffltorlal Set-vIes. 4 t,tV' •, ' -Builders SUTT'.lIPP _ ______ _ _________________ _________________ ______________________ _________________ _______________________________________________ . ca 12-Cj.tering'--FOod V5 - '" I7 - _-__________ ______________________ ____ ''f.iA 4.'i' tI -','im'. 1)1 M 97. IIoue For Itent 'or SnIc O, HusInes ()pportnnll 1CM ur. 1IOUMCM l _ __ 21i. . 1 r,'Ui. 12 .0. Th'.c. For Snie ---_____ --_ ___ _________________________________________________ - tuItNlan:O (:O'r'tA'SI;. EL.M F'rlvam øntr,n'a 4. VYN'4IVO(Itl. $ flsdroom, I p w 5-flay 50*-vies oR hl':AsI:: vutr HMI.*N O,'an, T.00 Iwstar (,irnlahl, Ilth, nic'lv t,IrrI'4lu'I. 'it-, I Ilath homo. fly ewnir. f'ti. Instion in l,inwno1. Potentu. Iri. fl. W. Loi& *$5 . i'sll 3?2.t.?7. p'r (,fPo.. ii r * ,A%- If *2-2fl1 stior S p. in. ni- mors monthlytiI Snf.-o'I. i'p.i - i --------_____________________ -Thirit month oporatInn •--___ ---_____________ --n;:rinoou It'.t,.., rlllT CA11P11' iIAM1, .'4'0iI04 i,no'L Puts Oil Co. $100 1)()\VN & $f() MO. Mary, partly turntown Laks 13-Wnnted To Rent L,lLffl: ' ,*iiiti., i itui, 1o4 W. Sib SI. 5lO S4, ti- op o,tllaliorl, $r,o ur tHIllith. Call *22- _____________________________________ c t' ut. gu. niat.. rh. t2.A4 for In('i- fta(r'.-.rnIlr. ________________ I'R'ZA ANT) SUll- 5*101' matltn & appolntmont. ___________________________ _ (flfl P't.iiiir_ _____________________________ ,ftor P. tn cvrcM UAT flA1tS0 i Ut'It'i.n', I<Itrl,ati. flath 32?.I*n1 2*40 flIwath. at 17.5* 1' _ __ t:,%I,1: ____________________-tealI.lvli,a 'i"'. Ia s'-ehooI . lnatt-ucIIOns mP1.% mont Ser1c'ea 1\taIe HeLp Wanted 't-Ferna. Help 'ante1 -?Ia1, or I-'omalo HCIP 74-8*1cc 1Dlm Wanted of Thanks t-ChUd Car. -.-T)os-,---CAIIL...PItP 10-Poultry-1.t*'sItOck 1 'I e \ _____ Find .. - V 1 ft(IoM rl'iqlI _____________ \ an*t .1 a4-a IIba .'. 1.oan , . r.-.ri -I'1-PCnhm. p.-;. ? V ___________ _ ____________ &lolnrq flftfq ____________________________ - _______________________ CI1ASSIFICA'IIOl'IilS ' C S -- 2 SNKAFLK (JASS PAJN'I (AMI'AN Y I iMM( ,1OtU; A F'A REM EN'J - uv,'R,sqH' Ph fl.I4ønt Mit. Vl.tflti __ earned rate. ¼- 5/ • __ -- Jf\ jS_!_'/\ 11f111 V - - - / -- hen you get earlier results, call and monthly rates, ___________________________________________________ _____ ,rnt?!A4, fl,'ir hr,ptina * ,,q;,ItI 1'i I 13.'$ I ! us w )o1 Pt. TWENTY ONE DAYS ................ lôc Per Un. TEN DAYS ......................., 'lie Per Line FIVE DAYS ............... .........20c Per Un. .... 24c Per Un. THREE DAYS ....... 30c Per Line . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , , . . . . ,, ONE DAY 3 LINES MINIMUM (S 1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) ______ o! -______________ 'p. D I fI.OQU(/JI The Less It Cost Per Line Per Day V frnitl con- - J)im'l make credit problems for already in trouble nnd have • 10$ - - _____ _____________________________________ _____________________________________________________ ________ _•5. .I .J..1e.J 4Li ,&.Gw30) T.41c '1 7.t,KEE'* ,," -u..gr iTA'-r %t 'i . - -.4. _•; / ••••• JtE"/ - •' kEJ.-Js ) - ! (TAP I-Ic-4-tY / SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY ATtS FOl CONSECUTIVI $NSUTlON-NO CNANM OF COPY SITUATION WANTED AS - HALF CHARGE to July 21) Ii's Wise to await a bctter time far going ahead with that project since thus get you into trouble with higher-up right flfl%V Be SUre tO Jocoby and Sofl I The Longer Your Ad Runs . maio - AD P 1 .XT DAY - ________________________________________________ - ___________________________________________________ L4.L(__l4A-1J__ WILD u tF ',tX) AT1ACkED E3Y A 'YDUP1( OF ___ GUYS? MJ k)CO lJ OPJN O IIiJL i1-UACLI i SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD Z ' o entirely your own affair. Step nut sncinlIv tonight. Stay out of arguments and you will not get Into trouble. V -- - • ___ lOB. A;,nrfrnnt Ir Until I ___________________________ ________________ I.tH,.I.4uIc, • Pt'I?l',.m IIP''!. l.ikø t'th'i .' pt I,i /\[.JfC) (11_.i\S-S iAa,.q q- in.n1i - -__ VV __________________ __________________ __ .-.-- .............•• __________________ -- - - Dt Phone Unes To Want Ads _____ siomething nut of you In either _____ _____ For Abby's hookit, "fl'. who gt ton "affeotinnnte" tO Hnvc a Lovely Wedding," with my children. aOOP MEMORY send 1.O(l to Ahhv, Box p (19700, Los Angeles, CaL. I - 0 June 21) to .- V fr i ________________ 'ov remain calm, you find generosity, gIfts that could loves to 1w "sure," hut 1w blew up. OU cut rid yourself annou'. start a "wr.r" should he nei'in this day ni mother an I chunge1 thit' subjert. How Ing, bothersome little thiags In thor offered nor siccepted. doe-s not know that my "mvcan I tell him, Abby? It's YOur WAY. Be Very helpful to ing" uncle tried to climb into getting worse. Troubled? Write to Abby, those who quietly com. to you ATTWORTHY'S WIFE bed with me one night when _______ hEAR WIFE: Like t)ib: he was visiting us. nnd I fled, Box (111700, Los Angeles. c., for assistance. Show thM you Inclost- ii atnmprtI, self-nil- ' if 1, t ,ciI& rr! WMi ii! touch It, she hnuld lecp that Improve your appearance I promise. With all due ic.. very Important. 'roan-i o safety. When I am - 1 ' - - 1;i• /' _____________________________ the understanding that she whom y'mi admire a good deal. was not to let your daddy Take It easy. Taking the time to when I wstt hont I' years old I complained to my mother about an "overly-affeetiansite" uncle. She laughed it oft L-__-___ -_ V : 'I Once whei men'i deodor- I r Li n mm a t e rnliittvpj. If and gratiddaddy ever found whatever stnnd In the WR. ARIES (MarCh 21 to April 1) out., there would ht' war. "SQIJASHE!)" Ia a girl, her ant wat being advertised on CAR TROUBLE If ,n*i InaIt sm *rnIng ao forceatiriTV, laughingly suid, "Att- problem might 1w mo?,5 no. fal with others you c-an easily uIJEAR CAR: if nut than you treated It. I am worthy, you should try that." iudd, "What fm? I alt at desk all day dud I don't perspire. Besides. I bathe every week." I tried to toll him it V , :I/,,,. ThAT' A Way YOUr __ I other nintheri who were at naive a mine: A 1 1 t t I e girl sig'tiI lila hark went up. and he Si grown woman now, hut thor accepted the car with Spot] AtW : ' l •' t OVO? got hie hundi on that time, on the urfaee amen re " LiL1'J ( : I _____: An Ad A Day Won't Make Hay . . . But Will. Iii'.ing Money LL''CAY --' I } ( :-- - 12 1 i:ij . hu the anumi' problem, urnI I atill don't l:nnv how to t'II him. Now that wintor it her,. th __ ________ 4 SOLD NOW TIL GOING AT "Or Y.0 Ma. A D..1" 2277 THANKSGIVING. , -- • ' Our SIesmen Have Been Instructed To /rte Up 'Yours! Lash Chrysler - Plymouth, Inc. AUTHORIZED DEALER So. Hwy. 17.92 Across From Pin. Cr.st Inn CHRYSLER M010R8 CORPORATION Ph. 3221055 �- I - Seminole County * * on the St. Johns River * * * "The Nile of America" alh,1&0tim Ak 1( The Herald Publishes On Thanksgiving Day . 0 Zip Code 32771 Phone 322.201l or 425-5988 WEATII1It ?nir suitl warm thru ThnnkgIvIngT)ny WIiiflNESflAY. NOV. 28.- 1966 - SANFORD, V1ORf!)A AT-1 tnun,1 Wlrn - 1ialniilln1itit1 Icing ----------------••.•, - S T44 'w4 CIO V iJi,. I)IJ i'i'J, 1 ?A I don't wants get anyone nin.1 at me the day before Thanksgiving so I spent most of the morning at the zoo. S S S When was the la st time a member of the South Seminole Jrycees looked at the "Jaycee I mean the part Creed" . shout promoting "unity" and "civic pride?" Is . . S. Thus far county taxes collected hit the $112501000 mark that's $500,000 more than the same period last year People apparently taking advantage of the four percent disGood until Dee. I. count - Fresh Oysters 1966 39 S1°' CLOSED i • • Wieners. .. . o Ducklings. •• 49c lb. o Geese Hostess;#ams (pius 100 adso S&H Grasu Stamps with seam) • . 6 5c I-lb. Swift's Premium Govt.-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen Eviscerated Plump ' pkg. 69 S f • S . - - Topping 39c ( ' • ( .4 S - '-/ i• •,;1f, . S .. - • . ••. 4 :s _ / / • I . 10 I.. % S .• frozen foods PkIN1011001 mew • 18-inch Heavy Duty Aluminum 25 ft. Alcoa Strawberries • •., 1e. "W"Wal "ago l2et 39c 00. Baked Potatoes $l meetm pr_u. SAVE lOc! Snowdrift (Limit 1 Moose) Stuffing Shortening.......con • .. •• .. Pickled MW 4.1 Mu. P 310 29c 1401. jars 35' Dill Strips U. 2•US st $' 210*. jar Borden's 59f Food Wrap. $1 Mince Meat... 69' Gherkins...... 3 Cross. 6 Blackwell SAVE 4c! Planter's Mince Meat... ess, down ifftoir" VAW. NOV. n. 10661 ---------------------------- 39' Mixed Nuts l3Vzoz. 790 produce lane • Red - EXTRA 1111114-WGraen Stamps[fl Appl es..... .4 PlO Skimp Meats I Crisp Pascal tin Si Lii SMI*Uii lb. bas $2.49 W"14" a,". s.,. n. am I dtamps I Celery....... I Mapirm Wed. Wow. n. AIM stalks PoIaIos cans 6 ox. cans . $10 ll . . . kta' ' V - I. 3 #2½ 2 cans . . . . SAVE Sc! Ubby's Canned -. Pumpk in • • 2#3cans °° NI*blets Corn S cJt# . . . . . . IO 7 9C Kisfes Delicious; Fresh Fruit iishrosiu 0 • . . 26 ox. . jar 6 9c - . . Circuit Court Jury Frees Roy Coleman . . .'. 39c 25c Holy City Row i ox. can, 5 • -• LC ap(c~u.ke, I - Herald Index / lb. bag . . - . F Longwood Extends Registration Hours . Stocks UP 44 Sauce 25c lb. G.ussias Ideho ..., ' 46 oz. .961, womewepoff 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ----i 4 .T 2 • • • • • • 4 SAVE 151 Ocean Spray Whole or Jollied Cranberry 59c lb. bag .. Rim" Yelliew McC.rmlcks Pure .ck 4 oz. cam 45c . • Oc SAVE 171 F&P Fruit Trsu*. Isle 1½ S S S SAVE SAVE 151 :ur Giant Delicious . aore . SAVE 23c! Cairo Beauty Fancy Sweet Nens-Sack With Brandy half gal. cans 29' roll 49c F & P Peaches 4 #v C ;J ar ..ua - 33c! Dol. Pineapple-Pink Grapefruit uuce 38' •00 • • SAVE 331 Ubby's Healthful Tomat. 0 '4oz. jar 2 $ I Crust Mix...... .d Wrap - ----! Mince Meat. Premium l.eel.0 Hems Ho 161e'* S k Pillsbury Pie Borden's Na.s.-S.ch GreedtamPs Swift's Rings 22' Apple • • 5-tb. bag • . . Fru'i'tDr'ion Aunt Mollie's I Ripe Olives.. 3 per lb. 69c IL SAVE Delicious Rustic Wyandotte Large Forit ------------ ------EXTRA 3 ••• 1z. . of $5.00 .r more) Ice Cream $1 ' -v SAVE! lOc Pork Lane (V-C-S-N) Whole Onions 12$ 29' -sin ii'P ASP pisasu "I r 690 SAVE 35c! Cairo Beauty Candied Sweet 16 az Sliced Beets.. $1 Crispy Chips 3 U other purchases Flour. SAVE 29c! Cairo Beauty Candied Wyandotte Extra Large Pitted L 3 lb. 8 pk oz .- (Limit I please with SAVE 16c! Pillsbury $1 cans Pepperidge Farm seg. or cornbread Bread Dough . • __ 59c 3 Keiffer Pears 3 "M son's PMON 2 6 6& Pumpkin Pies... 49c .i M.ot. Tropical Ufl 1k! W,s. SHh' Mince Pies .... ' 49c Fruit Salad ' 43O3 a Fair Labor Standards Act ROBERT CAMERON 35c ci. 5 9' Green Peas 5 Rustic Spiced lad or Green Sweet Potatoes .;• SAVE 25c! Green Giant Foil...... Whipped Cream Cheese (I;-\' • . 69c Kraft's Asserted .• ;1 - - - .'• Sharp Cheddar 4 Suit . kraft'g Crockar Isrn4 ;)j/ / d Margarine 43c • Waae In Back . Isn't It too bad city and (FLSA) suit in U. S. Discounty officials weren't invited to the County Fair (that's offi- trict Court here which court order restraining cially) (No ribbon cutting cere- seeks a Commonies, or anything.) pany, doing business as ILLI! • continuing to tn l LLa Mat ;o: worker? Products, from back In will be moving into their nev t,mthhold $1,887.13 facility on Second and Wilber wages allegedly due the firm's . Official employes under the Act. over the weekend The defendant, whose prindedication set for December. cipal place of business I in S S S City Manager W. E. Knowles Sanford, Seminole County, Is JACK HUSHOR will be meeting with the appar- engaged in the canning of fresh and vegetables. fruits ent low bidder on one of the phases of the Marina project. The complaint alleges the deI That's construction of the fendant is In violation of the pay, minimum wage, overtime building at a cost of $91,000 Low bidder is Sparrow firm and record-keeping provisions Bid awarding or •-j'L.~. inc court was of Maitland Is scheduled for Monday night. ns10 rnjoin utmi restrain violathe'd&cndant fr'n such violaS S ' e. tions the in Isn't It too ) ' the Seminole William Fe . .r, plant manoliege's first County Ju&formal of thy. " ir will be held ager, said this morning no pa. ;erved on him in Orange cSIUI.y. What's the pers have be but "maybe at our Dallas headmatter with the Civic Center? 0*S quarters." He added that "the Longwood City Hall will remain open Friday from 7 to 9 Clifford McKibbin deserves a federal government likes to permit voter registration of citizens of the city who to pat on the back from all of us make a big thing over te 'hni- p.m. are unable to registe r during the regular daily office hours, for pushing this Industrial Po. calities" on over-time sages, Mrs. Onnie U. Shomate, city clerk, announced today. tential Board.. When the Navy etc. Registration books will close Saturday. More than 000 resbase leaves we don't want the idents have registered of the estimated 1,800 eligible citizens city and county battling over of the city. . This the NAS property Prices Four offices will be filled at. tied to (late Including A. R. NEW YORK (UP!) special board will keep politics opened higher in moderate the municipal election schedul- Lermimnn and 11. 11. Ilaynie for Mc- trading on the New York Stuck ed for Dec. 6. completely out of it • nutyot; Percy White, incumKibbin is just the "pro" to run Exchange today. Eight candidates have quaIl- bent., homer (Bud) Scott, Jack It. hiushor and Robert Underwood S S for the two council seats; Mrs. Officials from that large Shomatt', Incumbent, for city Georgia firm interested in the clerk and Roy Shomate, in"Port of Sanford" toured the eutuhent, for tax collector. area yesterday looking at the Purge of the registration Needless to say they site . books which closed Nov. 4 in That were very Impressed Casselberry shows 859 duly will be a $2 million industry Verdict of "not guilty" was returned by Circuit Court jury qualified voters for th e Dec. 5 Let's go. . municipal elections In that city. Tuesday in time case of Roy C. Coleman. With deadline to qualify for Coleman, of Cocoa, was charged with armed robbery of the three opt':: neat on the How effective Is the antian elderly Jamestown couple Oct. 25, 1965. poverty program here? council net for Friday, eight You can count on your hands Morris and Margaret Williams, owners of a small store candidates luuI qualified us of how many kids turned out yes. near Oviedo were brutally beaten and robbed of approximately this nmoaning. terday at "Community Action" $800 and a pistol, allegedly by (uXU1iilutVs ate Dr. Eugene for the Job Corps Ellis, Edward Lunn and Arcoleman. thur Lugo, the incumbents, anti Morris Williams later died. JERUSALEM, Jordan Sector Don Willson, Charles Wood. we got sonecoplunts that Chamber of Commerce fo. Cause of deaths was listed as a (AP) - Police battled demon- ruff, George Lotwick, l'tsul V. strating students In th is IMy Drigga amiti Richard Virz. n $he courthouse was (IC- "blood clot." -. city today while the northern Registration in Oviedo will staged for Dec. 6 beColeman was Identified by town of Nablus remained seal. continue unt il Nov. 80 with it was election day on the witness ed off and unrest spread to the qualifying ttuutIIimw for cundis tie tiolls CIOSt at. 7 In Long. Mrs. Williams as the man who attack- main towns of Jordan's West dates wishing to run in the stand wood, Altamonte Springs and Dec. Ii uluctiout sot Saturday. Oviedo and by the time people ed and robbed her. Defense at- Bank. Cunilltlatcs for the list-vu vote, eat suppe r and all that, torney for Coleman was Jack Nants. Prosecutor for the state seats they could never get to Sanford UI) are the Incumbents, was Anthony hlusumaum Jr. H. Mat-tin, Kirby Huekeluw W. . Well, we queried on time deaths .............................. and Rex Clonts umiti Robert directed verdict of "not Area Chamber of Commerce President Vernon Mize on this and guilty" was given by Circuit Bridge ........................................8 Cameron and C. D. Thompson. With registration and candi. he said that it enough people Court Judge VoIle Williams Jr. Classified ails ................... 11.1-11 White the case of Willie In quuiiticustluu dudPLuua on Cundes ...... -U date call him regarding a change OC' shooting Into an charges of I) iuuzIu ................ put-go of the books Crossword bulk past, of (iLhte$ because of the election in AltnsIIuIst4I Sin-luga hutJ he would cull the execu- eupied dwelluig u*isd charges 4)1 hear Abby ................................ aggravated usantilt against lilnu Editorial page .............. duly eligibLe vuter. 608 43 .. ........ together to switeb tive board RunnIng unopposed for the d. se were itohle prua 8-9 Enturtalnmnuxit ................ ....... . Ills office number nights .H ward 4 aunt. is Charles h{ubhi. Patter........... jjoroscoso ...... ...... ......... '1'tse cuiws of Cisamies . is22-l2i4. S S $ sun, liscuinbent, while a race son and George Jones wont al- Jutstreusun ................. for the ward 8 suet bus dcviiiAnd :i'iw you all enjoy that so smelly prosed- Pettt-crOzi Was Society ..................................... 4.5 upud butwen Robert Rogers, ......................... charged with giond Iactny and Spot to turkey tomorrow • . I'll be here .......... Incumbent. anti Charles Mikier. U Jones with vitlsiiuLdIug support. pounding the typewriter. SAVE 2c1 M.z&. Cora Oil • i • SANFORD PLAZA ( PIIDJ\ -aa B tj pi ATA PI A . . . .................,........,.. H. 17.92 aid Oaora Dr Sanford Caulk. IF HOURS: MON.. TUES.. WED., SAT.: 1:30.7:00 THURS.. FPJ lO4:OO HOURS MON. THRU SAT. A.M. P.M. ,,.. . . • • , ................. ;4i1 'ry .......... . F( H; .-..... - . "0 S ½IS S .- -- SAVE lOci Licky Whip D.asert ..' \ - . (Continned on Page 2 . Hunt Plant Named . PartfrIpsg churches in association, oth er than thus" named, are Church f We1eyan Baptist, ()aklawn Methedis, First Raptist, First 'fathndiit-. Lu th eran Church f 1der Spring. th e Redeemer, Rnptit, Pineerest R a t Christian Missionary Alliance. Second Shiloh Raptist, First Shiloh Raptist, Good Shepherd 1,s,therin, C hrist Methodist, (entrnl Raptist, A.M.R. Mothpisenpel, odist, Rnly Cross lake Mare Community Presbyree terian. Grace Methodist, Fret.tcthnctist- Geneva Fit M.th*dist., and Assembly of (M. inn Army and srepts Rest Flome use -ire members. At a . "mnn at the Forest City IluIrlh -'ill he ziv"n hy Rev. Victims in \e'.v Orleans. travel n .i scheme to defraud. Aecr,rding to the in(l.ctmeflt, WIC flRmC(I in the InSome six-eight S a mu f o r d from the stile of New York oil a gO.rmint 1 n d I r t m e n t Tex., The validity of the tlt-leq the two solieite(I money from Georgia. Arnsas. Fnridii. more City real estate through a New nguiitist. the pair yesterday, dItt,nent. residents are among The indktrnent sold the two persons in eight states, claim- Missouri, Texas, Colerislo and held hy Trinity Church, Cinlino ,i,inilng them in a scheme th an 800 persons who were Orleans court. whirl: involved claims to the represented t h e m a e I v e a as ing they needed it to nff'et ex- Illinois were defrauded of saint, was decided in court ticbilked of $49,000 in one year NEW ORLEANS (AP)---The jit'.iperty titles of the vast ngent.s for heirs to the so-call- penses in determining the am ount ranging from a few tinna many years ago. Miss Wilson wns arrested in a land scheme swindle. hall-Edwards esta te , who rightful heirs to the church doll ars to thousands of dollars, here shortly after the indict, There was considerable ex- Fi ll has uirreated a woman holdings of historic Trinity ed hared. for mommy years tried to prove property. The indictment said the indictment eltenment. about a year ago here and a man in Texas on Church: in New York City. Atty. .l:ick m.'nt '':is returned. Her bond Asst. U. J. Wilson of legal rights to holdings of the pair promised victims they Miss Veinuuit: it was reported lucre that charges of taking $49,000 by when Wilqnn,i1 was -iet at 1A004. Carr was 'r Yor- would be rr'1 ?hst Ciolino soid Mj six or eight local heirs of the fraud from more than 800 per- New Orleans and William Trinity (hitrch 1', ch arged with mtat- areston ztuir at iinoj aim formerly of New City, Philadelphia and Chicago. 15,000 for every dollar given Carr were Chester Carr, "Edwards estate" stood to in- sons In less than one year. when a compromise settlement ing the federal conspiracy stat- takn to a jail In Beaumont, A federal grand jury returnOrleans and now of Vidor, bet-It shout $1 mi ll ion each ute, wire fraud and intersta te lox. was made on the holdings. City police reported there were people in the Orange St. area complaining about some guy knocking on doors saying "Vote 'For Me." . He didn't There's already elaborate a move on by an ex-city official attempting to get enough writeORLANDO (Special) in votes to take the election Apathy on the part of Sanford U. S. Secretary of Labor Dec. 6 will help. W. Willard Wirtz has filed . T.- \ • • Mil 6 8 SS dairy specials = • There's been so many escapes at the Oviedo Prison Camp recently the state has recommended tighter security measures around the facility H Swift's Premium Govt.-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen Eviscerated o%.45g . 1 k, IuIWs Plui. Io,,eless TO - . $ S S THANKSGIVING Fls,.,ful T.mow ¶4 ! Armour's Star Flavorful Al Day Thursday. Nov. 24th Qre.. I.ad Smo&ed Sausage... . We hear the county commissinners were out looking over Sand Lake Itoad again this afternoon with the road superintendent. What's wrong now, fella s? All Publix Markets 1..!, Turkey 3 : $1' I . S S.C.. W too, "am, II pleahm I 4 entitled "(live Thanks What.ever happens." Other officers of the aun. elation are Rev. Thomas Mnkln, l'resl,ylevlaii Church of the Covenant, vice president$ Rev. Robert Welch, Church of God of Prophecy, secretnry-trensurer, and Airs. George Touihy, First l'resbyt'rinn, choir diteefor ami organis t. Order of Worship is: Prelinks, "A Mighty Fortress is All ()ur s1"; The Renedietinn, Rev. Bryant, and, Th e POSt.. the Nazarene; Hymn, "For the Heaut of th e srth"; Thanksgiving Prayer, Rev. Makin; Presentation of the Tbanksglvlog Offering, which this year will go to the Seminole County Association, Health Mental (haplslti Len J. McDonald of Sanford Naval Air Station; The Offertory; The Prayer of Iir'dieation, Chaplain Mellone r I p t n re, Rev. aid; The Welch; The Sermon, Rev. Fulicr; Hymn, "Now Thank We Our timi" and "f'rpliule": The Call to Worship, "Hehohi, (Ion Is My Sslvtitlon" Invocation and Welcome, Rev. Virgil Hryant, boat. pastor; Hymn, "floni of Our Fat-hers"; Resinaive htesiling, Selection 33, Hymnbook, Rev. Albert Green, Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene; The Gloria Patti: The Anthem, "Almighty God of Our Fa th eta," Clinneel Choir; The l'resIdent's Proclamation, Rev. .1. 1es te r See), Sanford Church of SantorciLtes Lose Thousands /n Land . so" Ckwafto I...d.td dafloti pieslilent, atil will lie services will be conducted at 10 sm. In Sanford at First Presbyterian Church, In Forest City at Forest Lake SeventhDay Adventist Church, and In Day Enterprise at Barnett Memorisi Methodist Chu rc h. Sermon for the Sanford service, sponsored annually by the Sanford Area Ministerial Association, will be delivered by Rev. U. Vernon Fuller of First Christian Church, aso- . Prkc 5 crtt W e Gather To Ask The Lord s Blessing... Union 'l'hnnksgiving 1) a y There won't be any turkey served there tomorrow just rejected beef, warm broth • Maybe, and canned chicken when the zoo is moved - - - F By L4%RRi' 'ERStltl . no 1 .... ......... ....•..........."...... . , World News I.... . b_..1 •r' : - --. A In DIWj - -. 'Stupid' NEW YORK (AP) - Theodore C. Sorensen, former special counsel to President John F. Kennedy, said today that nothing would be "more stupid and self-defeating" for Democrats than any effort to run Robert F. Kennedy against either President Johnson or Hubert H. Humphrey In I.M. - Accepts Bid TALLAHASSEE (AP)-Florida State University accepted a bid today to play in the Sun Bowl, sending its offensiveminded football squad against Western Athletic Conference champion Wyoming in El Paso, Tex., Dec. 24. COUNTY AND CITY PRISONERS will COUNTY enjoy Cluxton fruit cake for the holidays through the generosity of the Sanford Civitan Club. GarfieldWalker (center) chairman of the Civitan fruit cake committee presented two large buxes of the cake today to Sheriff J. L. Hobby, (left) and San- - (Herald Photo) ford Police Chief Arnold WiliLims. - Reds Accused SEOUL, South Korea (AP) The UN Command today accused North Korea of tiring at three South Korean navy patrol boats and of shooting at an unarmed training plane that strayed over the demilitarized zone. - Topless Go-Go Girls -- - And In Seminole up their show. There were four P and is checking the law. By FRED VAN PELT Casselberry is only plin. that night . . • regular gu-t0 Dear Boss: Now we got 'em in our own costumes, lafla tops. One ipy in Seminole t2uuflty where you DETROIT (Al') - The auto reports the girls "bounced" all can buy :ilcohuiic beverages industry, already beset with a fr ont yard! sales lag and production cutlegally on Sunday. Bare bosomed as cavorting over the place. backs, has another worry today Casselberry City Attorney There were three topless gopublic, I mean. They're real, -the possible effects of a safeno plastics, no falsies, go girls last night. The night. [Cm Mcintosh .iuid th is morning ty-recall campaign involving to0 more than a half million cars nc Pasties. Just the bare facts. club was packed with men, in- city police have nut requested For a long time now W&Ve eluding two-th ree in police 'mi- him , as yet, to study the laws, and trucks. been publishing AP stories out form. But the girls kept right adding if hi can 'uncover" any. but it uundOf the big cities . . San Fran on bouncing, oblivious to the thing, uti wilt ed like lie had his tongue in Red China ci sco, Chicago, New York . oIfieer. eye-popping TOKYO (A?) kin , i Casselberry police said they his chuck). today restated its terms for al out girls in topkss b i As oatm officer put it: Seems joining the United Nations: ex pleas waitresses, topless go- are hesitant to close duWfl the pci Nationalist China and end g ) girls. All in fun, of course, topless go-go girls' act because the state laws hold that there U. S.-Soviet domination of the fr-am our angle. they cannot find any city or is nothing .ibcnu, only art, world organization. They underEven "Dear Abby," this Fri. state statutes to "cover" th e 'in the bare female bosom. lined the prospect that the Co-go-gi', man . . . to Casty will carry a letter from a situation. king regime won't get in for a .iaband complaining his w.fu Sheriff J. L. hubby saul the selberry! Ye wit-si ed long time. hiis taken a job as a "topless sanie thing this morning . . aitresa" - and he wants to mow about some place, any NEW YORK (Al') - Gen. ace, with "bottomless waitMaxwell D. Taylor, holding that tr the bombing of North Viet Nam Our spies tell us these local gives the United States blue to pleas go-go girls started up chips for any peace talks. rt cently in an Orlando bistro, warns "don't pay a blue chip by bi t the joint went broke, and giving up the bombing to get ti mey had to move on to some negotiations started.' Lace else to show their "tatu13" and earn a living. So - th ey camue to CiasselCLEAIIWATEIt t.Al') - The trry on Monday Last, anAl set 50th anniversary inet1ng of the State Chamber of Comtuezce closed here last night with Gov.Elect Claude Kirk getting cheers with a promise of no new taxes and a slap at President MsuiMp *pm...t Mi.iIWp '*p.lss*t A,t.,,,,,4 ,I .1uhason. Failure to yield right of way *put Ut. In- &11 WUw.L t.110 Kirk was loudly applauded as charged agaiu.st Mrs. Alive when be told the Chamber ' oodridgu. 518 Oak Ave. by Florida can move ahead untler W infurd Pollee Department. fulhis administration "if we can 7:35 a. ma. overcome the ,,uhuoa adininis 10wing an accident at $3000 today. (ration." Mrs. Voo1rldges vehicle cullitled with a cur driven by MIAMI UEAC1L (All)-.\lLiitit itsurs M. I.cunitrd. 14I Holly . A'vu. at the lnterses.tiwt of 25th Mayor Robert King 111gb sured VIce Pruskleut hubert St and Park Drive. Putrulsnau John Noel. investihumphrey yesterday that he thug u-titter reported appruatweather lhumug was no "fair in utely $400 damages to cacti cr51" and prwntsed to continue working for the party In I"lur vt hick'. No injuries were re4I1_ '-'A-irtlid. Auto Recall - . - , A Long Time? . . - - . A Warning . No New Taxes Charge Woman In Car Mishap Gives Assurance ' p. I(. Y ! '- , : / -- - - • :- I - • - - I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 22, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 22, 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 22, 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/951f6e51891bf6294a60ddf0b1217652.pdf 50dc5440b183a976817d2e0855db5da8 PDF Text Text 0 4 . 1~ r:iI1I:_::_i.ii !_]i__:::I1- r.JL-:.JJfl;T..:I.::: 16 r i :Ji.1 :LT'Ulliwi:.i ft fl1f 11141 vtili J11 Ui [[1 -inttytiiii: r.:::1I-I::J:T L .11 :.:LJTjI..1JTI HU 111tL_ii ITA litfliI11L. 1 rjIV'&U. [t4*rjrij I,, I - -- . ---- ---- - ---- .._ 1-LJLJfi-_--- . __ I .. t:-.ijnj:iø1J[i JI rt:1.r . __ __ ___ . ~*o -- li =_ i : _ =_ - i il.. = tr: II =::: ::i - __ ~~.3 ~ io . INFORMATiON ABOUT THIS PAGE OR ADVERTISING CALL JAN McCLUNG, E SANFORD HERALD, 32 TH I =:: _3 .I I __ _:-1 -=..I%i' a - 1. ourthouse y I,.% s I ve one E 0 s ry 0 usine ss U - - Dec.20, 12 I VNI I Page One In A Series Part t t= • F##8 I l9u Ashland Oil Aides Receive ': -, King Honors To Loca l Cou ple 'A_ r - 1. 7 , t ,, r i - made by the UnitM State Bank. .: Ford throuiab the bank and their loan was the 1,00th loan ," !, placed on the books since the :" - 1. : - '- [ I SOME flANI)Oi ThOUGHTS - - . -k I ASmJA, Ky - A hiand i I - - nounred the promotions of T. Ii. Paulsen and Harold E. Sul - - - - i. " , . - .~ .,. 't, 11 sponsibilities mill include planninr future rrcmth of cbeniicals and petrochemirAls, a * , thu - ' - , , ) - - I . - .. .. 1 , .. , 0 * 1lea en help us. If hen the baseclosesthecttyflghtsthp wity, the county fights the city and everyone hattles the proposed Industrial Potential Authority for the property. .•. , ; . '' - - lii the (liv of nnfoi e the go ermiment some cres to establish tile naval air tat1omi They forgot to IIII . - -. - , Robert E. Yancey, senior vice 1 . #,:; ~ _ ___ - -. . - " ll LRIlV 'EflSlIEl - - Promotions - Mr. and Mrs. Alien IL man Jr., re King & a day thgh aangements : . * t CL - - $ io. ~ -w4f Vi h 0 I - fl (Flrl PIMA) VAN i'Ll 1' nI ii Pirking up nud moving any building (iliprally) is a not ton coni leafed rhiot for a heavy ul unent iiinver Tirni s htq hI:wcs. Picking tip and moving a r t It n v (figuratively), civ), thitnmgh Is diflet ('oh it ter. That's evprybody's hilsillesq. (in, neighbor to the not tii, voltisin County. has brell batflog flits quietIaui nrntind br en cnrs and is supposed hi iti I l ti ti iiiutt ilIlc n hint' this wri'k. Evr'n though tli nvrsi rsicli'nI has iiiiIiit'q in flu! roiirt liuiip tin inrire that, once or twice a v.'nr drivers iltense, Iue for linmestenti eivipnnn, rt'gister to vote (nil of which Sill lie sit ui,llchetl by mull) m,iIHtnm,I P Ich to 0, ' __________ North Orinruir, ( i,ccplbrrv Al tnmontc' prIn or f,ongwnnd . . hcnus th low tnts a county spat shoP he In an incorporaterl mIlnI(lpHliPy. And that. rules nut the talked about. Five Points locate, There would he more than moving the puihik offices norm uiliv housed In thp oi,rttiva pick III)" flip coilt,111follse si ntl It from Sanford to another ptiftif fit Sciviltiolo Comity. 'Another poInt" In this institmit e numkI nicon O Icdn School Supt. R T Milwoo gnv ii rough 'st1mat of $2flfl,ns the rot of a ne w building to house the administration offices, Presently. school offices OVCrflow the administration building on Commercial Street In Sanfort) and various offices are offerer) around the city C otity q( hool ntlmr,inictrotmor, nrrices wntild have In he remnvNJ from Sanford to a new county cent ,nii _____ (°umnty seat be set up and a new qchonl Adminl0rntion building be aulthoriRer). he "would incist it not only houcp all the - _________ ----_______________------ - ( nttr1 ffics No 1cn m lib rnry. bonrcl room, -pne for 'rnplt, te. The City of Sanford has been the county spat from the time Smtnnie County ws formed in its separation from Orange County f)iirung these "J years c,1r1 vor I Wi)cn "the - ------------ ----- -- ------ ----- - ---- itr. r ,n rotus cn1l hon .t'r1v ;ifl of ths have cnn tinder cnunty' free Tlws fees tvffl continue to h prnfded in n ever improving operation. W hope for at leaP ann$her 5' y,r_" \f inr Wiinn idded Snnie hsi }in rnnd s omments have provided full time municipal cervices to nunty inp-talintinnq that inelude fire, police, trpetc, street lighting parking traffic control -- - - --- - -- - - -haOnci the entiniail We ,ireods have t%' aiN ind a third holdq little inr,ct for -. \bnrp To,nnrrn i - -- - - - I -4, Tile county may give the St. A i , I kin the - announcement John Y. Mercer, executive president of th e bank, stated th at the Jarmans began th eir day wi th breakfast at th e Ranch House. Then they shopped with gift certificates at the following stores In the Sanford Plaza: P c n a e y I s, McCrory's, Holcomb's Card & Gift Shop, Pub. I Alton R. QUEEN for a day ~I1:. ~ 6 ovan ema and -. - I I 11 . . I' ,4 .i ; - i. . . ,, L ATEST STYLES in coiffures is one of the i . cialties of 3enny's 11ouse of Beauty at 26-10 Iliawat.lia. 11cre Latinat Stork, operator, collibs tile tresseq of Ali-.;. Lydia Pleasantio one of tile $1101)'fi clientele. "YOURE PRETTY. Mommy," .says port little Missy Freeman as Jenny Gilliland, proprietor of Jenny's House (if Beauty puts finishing touchc,s to the bairstyle of Mrs. Archie Freeman. Douglas St t -, IV . i 'y II of coordinating acthitiea of the Jenny"s House • J Solely For M*Iady Beau Citrus Industry Frowns On Imports bank debits. The level of debits there are a few weak spotL governmental approvals, includ- ;11I Cuban Exiles Freed By Jury ndo Air Force Base. I I J. MWn and Jud hood sweethearts I - married and th of duty bofore his tour 1 4 were chd• I '~ . ..- - the Army. They moved to SanI ford when be entered school In J une 166, and chose Sanford MIAMI (AP-To anti-Castro since it was nildway between Cuban exile leaders have b( I his school and her work. cleared b a federal J ury of After graduation be plans to charges that lbey tried to extort ~ 4 I le, - . ..# . 4 "" - - , I .1 - I 0 o : I 4 - , ~ :~, I I 4 . .I il,- . plant pathologist at the . . : : ~ a Lega I Not ce l , .I:. _^_ t ., Bosch is head of the lnurc onal Revolutionary Reco Movemcnt (MIRP) i I,.%- AND Pon NUMINOLE COU.N_ : ~ IrILIC AO. A307 ficials several times hare been I 0 $ , charged with violations of U S OTJC " ALI. PICHNONS HAT- 11y". make ar on Pnme - 4- Minister Fidel Castro. Ii totI!ld . -• - i 11. ' 7t ' - - re required from More import ant , though, the s' 16 t a cost of over European -brown snail also ,0 111111'r i't 'urn 0 Clyde are P. hiurliby r1z,rutn,-. A, Lt C l'i3tIiIh - atu.3 the most brilliamit I've ever r- iiVU1t%*rd . . - JHU. the tipetling of flCW d rivi ng - - - . - QUAUTY FOR EVERY ROOK %1 USEs BUDGET! 4 1 ' 1. for sharper, b6ghier pictures. I ,~W - . 'IQ, 1 No with 13,00 wolfs of P6 # p9wor. Walnuf 9fainod finish 00 pII$IC . I Is • •Hertnç I I : I 1 J Furnme Co De.r DIAL 322 - 8532 for appointmonf and Louns Stork 41 / ~ i I W• OTIS SJOBLOM, PROP. MARY FLA. PH. 322.3780 ~r - .' -. SERVICE - 0 SERVICE ALL MAKES Jenny's . X t . House Of Beau ty . U40 HIAWATHA u,j$ $ Vu.9. Sho p ) 0 SHEET METAL - ~ BLOUSES . . . frilly or 25th St. & Pork P1. 323-1480 : - I I it NOV. 8. _____ r i sion en ext - - • * 1. - ~ 4, I ~ II i - USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN J, ; I ~ I , GATOR LUMBER & ACE HARDWAPE 700 FRENCH AVE. I SANFO D. II IL '.I I • - TEL 322. l8O .g I .L N I 7-~_ , r • _ _ - 0 - - .--- - - - , .- T. I I a . and new alignment to S 11-;. - -,, : 1 ,.11-1. 0 111- 52o nea 1. , - I . 44: I -.. ' _____ il-;. ~.,) , I ~t,.'1.Tft= . . - .1 . I. ' -i I KMt IIONOHS-POIRP ('htef rno!d \Vmllmams (centet) presented th ' 'lieu IL Ph toi ---_______________________________________ assessor and tax collector may ed by the Coizstltuuori .• r -- -" - - Is ' - -- -' .- when I ll atop writing. .1 I - _~ I ~ `ill-.~* ~-... ..'' -'aPF9.1 :,, .; _,", . ,10;_-. ". ; ~ - , -,~-,4; . 1 '. 'I I ~. I - ~L I killing hi Vktnumn When they remember what 'ihat 0 The Ilerald today. partisan election of members of .4. ~, 11 , I 1.rl-_ , ...q W , , , - t ' '4* 4 . , 1. a ' .. .1 . CUAIIIJONNE 1)l-t)trllt"1.tJ, AIJJl1l-i J.(. (1k!I*t) and 'I'lloillas, have left tilL411. 111141.1i ill Nritlt 1111111. "I'llollum, it liergoillit, 11h' i beell 1twurtled tile ill. lot'"'. fol. 1'k1l-()JMIl1 fill. dU0119 010 liV08 Of hiS 1,11111i 11 OW Wililo titu1ei mummy fh it I lu stsil is 'iut lUll)) Miluricti, 111ho it tivi-gellIlt, 1111ii btit.11 11114101111711ttlided for tile Brolize still, I . or her, It( Is ill 64-1- 11111113'. lloth %vul-t] wolulded ill lit.lioll and tIme I lt'art. 'I'1ity asrit time iists of Mr. und Mrs. J."l-IleM, T. ('1111 rholl 11call, of -107 Willow In oisill ill 1101(1 Purple 4)rdLnalItes vliieti will have the but are not perniuted to vote, well as tei . ro off tiic 'og-shioudid Intert. ' (AP)-Truck. b'l" anr this niurnm' 0 to 75 fLlet oil 1-4 ing empLoyers say cY will not llipt to itift id U 17 92 - rcle - - putt, waiting for a chunc to thi leaiiiters Uuiou UC wits reduced to fl otiat committee meanm won't union am, expressways. U of tttt ott - Mi- on the r4)und for departure as v sibility dropped to one- i I prison during negotiatious early ! Y -- c 1 Woman Shools Self Here 1 A Dial 322-1611 for a low in cost 41/ 2% auto loan. 2 i 5 chal 322-1111 2-old -old Sanford wont- 6 a 8 9 Tho pruvibioa, whict, L)4vis S -1 - L-111lig change." will bu seen for the proper futiction of thu ill tile judicial brallch of go%vrn- legi3lative branch of goveru- wonian, Mra. Frunk Gaskins %vui hu,spitulized with lilent to "unify tile Courts Us likellt, tile brauch clahest to thu asIt much a and illniuiatu people" is the stieugtheuuug ' I d dujilualsun 01 coUrts through the Legislatute by calling for a ,. 26 caliber pistol and (ned out tile state. allnual, svaslulls. law cufurvovau shvL itito hor cheatit. Nlrs. Three courts atithorized ill %Vire tapplug by Gaskinai lives with hor hubband, v(1l1I1tlt~!i 1110 -Iizc Of Sell'i"010 llielit Ageucius will be curtailed . %vill ill"111de "IdgistfAte'S cOtil't to the exteut that a court Older I'ui-k Ave. - - Ileace court and sivall clailli!j phollt,. & e1ju be tisplied. count), county court aunt cit The Go urnor' office ill be uilit court. All thr"O VOLIVIs Illust strengthened by 1wrinitting tile a 01 L"a All-wKA Me,wur P416 A Wmwam Lite In " .6 60-W.4 St 00 $2000 S2.XV %40.1imp 1`611.4066 s4laft Lite ln4.#&"@ 9 27 $J.J ( I "I I . , *1 Abowt Relynients 111dude doQU111461taly ibldnlob 411d leg.sl 1114411, lot Vow law-cotbt 4'/*% ne*-cm fees. %,. I luan. Rhodm 641.4.9i)j in ! I aiweiet Thu I'lectilig . ~ of thv Alta- lwy-" %%ho 1"AVO beell Olilctud bY I)a%- i,s stated Ili!, couceru that ! 0 lich hud bcom twhodulud for tile i'eotile. hits IIiovIbjt)n would permit 8 p.m. today hiss been c'isuiullit a coiniormidbo bvt%VVVLI 1110 -(Ile lWN. Sible V e1uetiv syateus by par. tnkai nitsehlue," .)iANO&_~,~ . fuzd buss aiuwtussud. . I 1 I I AWRWA S7A 'Af d4NIC \ ' - 4 throughout the .itutu. Mutes mt yen varmitti o Li hands of local otticials legisla- 1011 giVLU 1$ year tiltis the right Seiittiolu Me:uoz-issl Hospital tolive power previously vested in to Vote, day after she apantly shot tho local legislative delegatioll" , indicat ion Fog Plays Havoc No Attempt . J. 111avis Jr., local tY desiguatit)a and tilt! MiSsourt the comilics the right to pass fight aud die fvr their couutry, I ib, when people Mop killilig & thembelveh on the lilghwayii. whell we btop fighling allicing Cour civet, and wurk fur fivilifil. Di e county. whell ~%, e have litiblic offiel"Is that aroji'l alraid 14) take a %twid tivar election thne. Wiicss P'"P' stIIII 5UY4Hl P "No provision is made for the the judiciary. fee' sysIe'i,I in the charter," Thu counpialitu of youug peoiHivis Said. plc that they are old CUOUgh to * hie to Lce district engineer Benedict, head. Billy Graham, prayed ..unged over Sawitiole County and Fluridu today, 3narling trisific with 2,000 A merican servicemen o t crawl and stilling sir trfk it the Naval Air station U hievisloit tuiminilttee member, reported to plan, the revision calls for non. but lionit* rul 1. I' 0 L A. I LA O H VIE T. \AM (P)- s jut airplanes -creuined off the runway anti ' ' and the funds for the rutztds. tt,il,t Ian Son \huit air base toil IV 20 year-appl-et-iAtioll ' ' I S • i i I I +eO(.it. ( U II f ii85 ILIO,fllftfl 11C n On t h lie ,Hilt.1 - ma n L81 I IL . •aut I - IL.1 1,, Lotle in . e force December of 19-16 wilile Mrs Jennings started %vork its clerk on October of ' - alignment for the However, there is the possibility tif ilsing pritnar-.p Graham In Viet _____ l . of proposed roads including estimates of costm. The hoard will now review the report with , - I.' stu Udy c method of tinancing will he Used on the projects. One immsible thei**! may be an an- ~ ____ . I '.. - . , , '': .-I pv:, ; h..-:` c The board gave no personal recollections in the ;; K erinedy book. I 4. _________ ML (P)- Mrs John to U)fl( ondu Utt mands for exclusion of her . •, ill YORK IoLiiIcc!l1L1it I - . * !I ~ 4.:".~., .114, , I .I. • j Agreement? the - Q - -, , !, .ippeured today to I ,.is. I ,A, ., -. 7, 1. . - Lake Jessup be approach- county engineer ing an agreement on her de- for the SRD - ____ ________________ 1. 'I'lic ft-'Ll Offices Of c0ulltY tax stitti(Ion revisions recommend- lierinitted, S. • * - _ .- -. T e En For T e Fee lIttle girl who said "Mama, there may be a little old man somewhere who niakes toys but " SHOP 'TIL PM. I',- V 11 .. ." ~1'1 '* - ; k , _____ . QUOTE OF THE DAY: Tile __ ----. - _ Pasfels 0 Whifo. Sizes 28. Jr across estimates do not include moneys for the right.oyo. t4-(XCflIpt I - with f)i tntrn politics ho clobe to Cilrititinuti , . . Jinillillull. Tailored Coffort 0 WhIp. 0 ~ ~ / - I The road from Sotith Sanford with a I ! at _____ tliilili Li (air sex bawled me out yesterday for criticizing people and • I_____ BRIDGES FURNITURE WORK - the County Commission from the State Road Departt ment of estimated costs for two of the projects. '. Failure 1 \W J Just doin't believe reindeer call really fly." - - • INSTALLATION.SERVICE I I 0 CHINA 0 CUT GLASS CARNIVAL GLASS 0 CLOCKS Reddea - korn. you to corn. n ond look *round. - SALES - lift, uhith, but the County fathers tAill I ~ ~,, l r ___________________________ t. ~'P'11 hedge around . . It's been post. '.- i - I K - 0 ' - 1, - ANTIQUES ~ LAKE 4', - I1~ N\ -i'A / RI ptop. LAKE MARY TV & APPLIANCE SALES - 322-6390 .......... DAY I i.w 4 .~ ii , i at,. Boulev N ~ N p ) I r--0 LOVELY $+I*I Ultra - sonsifive "Supof-spen" UHF/VHF Dual Tuner Assembly • PHON9 1 A - "YES . . . %% P13O I 4 - /i The Playmate 13" U ~ ,. ; tions. He called on the new Congress to tighten the require- f . . ".., / - 261 ADMIRAL -V I W5 M ~ 't . - d orl ogical University was talien today with receipt h3r ________ hInsttr, let thU tii$I)h,lL. size timat thiesi, state' (units The County Commission sure sillI only pay for half the take.s a lot of time rezoning a Kerio,ire und there is t4till need piece of property on Lake Iary ______________ I ' s ~ roads thrmigh Seminole Colinty to Florida Technol~ inic Titking advantage of the op- course, the rest of tile board • * I'.*•. v, :7. ic.s I , . ,, ~ ~. :. , ! t __ Mid ,f) HAVE .I I W , First step in the proposed constnictjnn of acceRg _____ , - I ,1 learned the glow came from -, Price - • ~ County Commissioner John a rd - I . ____________________________ -- Dycthe hurried outside and - . _____________________________ ea and asked the board to pay the Hiunity Mintal health has troops this Friday Instead of the agived to pay JiLlif of tilt. sl()() , w e e kly needed to pu tot % thit p regular pay day Dec.30 Sweaters GIVE HIM TOOLS FOR HIS WORKSHOP ' I I un 0 . BE SANTA TO YOUR SANTA nei gh bor d ; • I , . 1 UNITE13 NATIONS, N, Y. I the university would cost S2,479,000 for a two-Ian& road and $3,561,000 for a four-lane road. according td; (AP)-Sen. Frank Church, D_ Idaho, says the U.S. bombing 0 1 : SRD estimate-9. in. of North Vietnam not only has * 0 6 Estimates include ulMt of the causeway at 75O,a The state mental health de- for ammistatice and financial lielp .go badly ean get it," Dr. I agerti. many referred by , failed to achieve its objectives Four years ago the same issue partment hits agreed to provide support froln private individ- Leone said. psychologisL-s or by the courtiL it has stiffened the resolve of 000 for two-lane and S1,100.000 for four-lane, but d11i came up but those protests a portion of the funds needed se anti is I uals find grotip-4 for the next Indivations are that at bud. not include costs of obtaining rights-of-way. Pu She estimated that about from 4 H clubs and the omen to keep the Seminole Mental )ear," hr. I (Ofit cntphiasinil git tune next summer, the half thL patients come seeking negotiated were too much for the court- Iletilth Clinic ill operation, Dr. i ted Lttkment of the chase of 200 feet of right of is recommended. "'I'lle state will contribute coutity will be asked to amsunic aid ht-cause they have read war. house crew. Frank Leone, co mity he a lth (ii%tkI3 - but e med s upport of the dime The one- about the clinic in the newsProposed alignment of the eastward exteuvi@6 $100 weekly," I)r. Leone .day-a-week. operation costs paper, "which shows what a And now It comes up again Th e funds vmhl come from jioi. n Too Much Profit Ii from SR 436 to the university would follow Red 134 tcd out, approximately $5,000 annually service the newspaper can do Will 'the Commission give in? the Community Mental Health WASHI N GTON (P)-Rep Lake Road to SR 42 from Goldenrod to Oviedo.. "Nevertheless, we are. elated Can theystem the tide of out Div i sion of the State DepartMrs. Dennison, mental health for the community anti for Wright Patman w ith this state USSiStnfltr, on- social e mile -. orker said he hs a persons who do not know "profit and comfort, no chartraged women? Tuue in and find nient to help .vny Or 'lie oneI 4., y backlog of i)-itients, half where tt' ,-..,"-.'or hi-lil," .il he (le- ty" have been the main bu. out si. . lane road with '-'ill) feet right-or-way for future four(hiIy-U-%%Ld( Set VIU'S tit sy * 0 l)l'iL Ho th ese I) p ',t) fli of 'urn tire dildi n and teen- iiiC(1 ~neia of many private foundachiatrist here, Dr. Lcozw exline road or 1,JS,00I) for four-lane road. Actually the cpunty is asking plajfle() weant flinhit? b . - - ____ Over $2 Mi*11ion : cloud y; toni tonight, warm Thursdiy to I a month basis. Well, John de. "PlWaled to the titate and 14. cided to play "Santa" yesterday It. C. Entoll director of C I lk)ard) - : "-t'd I louk I ', - TIe Nrth of itit I,fa1it.. Ei,rh atni or atniuvid mum 1-t in writing and i Her Gift Problem. Fail' - ________ 32771 .No meeting next Tuesday Fitzpatrick really looks out for I)r I coin and Mis nroliitt CoUut employes Usually they !knmiison, sou.ml )width oiht 1 are paid on a monthly and twice r I turned up 6 100 Come In And Let This is an edible snail but \yf%'J'I1fJ Zip Code VOL. 59 INO. 88 - All Lensed Wire -E'stablished 1909 - WI-','DNESDAY, DEC% '1 1, 1966 - pHychiatric was opened here a few months ugo, "on it alloe-laring U they contue to pass the and a prayer." buck' Appeal was made for h)tIbli( SUPI)ort foi- the first year, but ' There's absolutely no truth to with little rcspozisc Only a the report that when they sell the Valdez on the Courthouse But there hits been fill ,,vill_ bteps the Go-Go girls will be anche of patients, fl-oill inthuiliul in tlii Iu,srjsi,i .I . 0 i taurants within the New York 1 . Extensive eradication efforts I city area on!) 11oeer, while f the -nail was alive and fresh, of the Florida kgricnitwe's Division of Plant It turned up w Florida eating * ' Phone :122-2611 or .125-5939 4 to this ste on plant material mit it to be distribud to res 1. I , -~ How come they pay out some clitije . . , -..~ 0 psychiatrist, tile V U ' ' - cision on the County Economics jmtttiit to obhiui tlIt st ItCh t Agent Now, that s getting of Dr Htiiton l'odnoq, Omhrndo 1. SRD Estl*maotes M assi ve& P lect ro" I • • 1910. And it was introduced in- strictions were lowered to per- iI I • - - i Murida bad a Ead experience 1 . - I the Farm Bureau to make a tie- ni proach m pre%entiflg odcaOflCC the timber that mas be cUt With citrus canker once, back m it is also a plant feeder He i~ . : 11 t)t i - , 1i of. broke With him and tint mitt fire of lliinrutl.ic Kriy1e lic'u*• exile over the communism issue. I Id C .utitv Judgi- of Ecmint'ie' ' - ., Bosch a phsician. once wac nd r.'gu1rd to file f 1 .:. .. I Alaska is rich in forests and experts say there is no end to nker growing conditions of Florida the northwest section of the are particularis faorable for countr' get to Florida' t s c riad and development use the 1964 European brown th their guests, 'ere eted - - neutrality laws by arming in this , 3%G CLA1M OR' DEMAD count A*I%1' sAil) JAT)u and I tt:s make appointment b calling : ; hle to this bacterial canker. lie of citrus canker. Row can canker brought into I also points out that the humid "The Nile of America" & (If at annual Christmas party and banquet with the board of directors (bottom) as bosts. In the group (left to right) are Charles S. Lee, C. R. (lont, president, B F WheIcr Jr, Harold A Ward Jr. L Webb, executive vlce president, anO. Ben F. Ward. (Herald Photos) against Cuba and th group s of . f EMPLOY ES of Citizen Bink of Oiedo, The MIRR has aranged numerous air and ocean raid 0 again into this country is by there on a scientific harvesting most cominercial citrus va-' pruhibiting the importation of basis. ra tics and man' citrus reiaties fresh citrus fruits from I - Al 0 i-11 graduate of the Orlando Aca- I versity of Florida Citrus Ex- from being I I . ' - The on)y fool-proof, safe a ogilized , scientist and research I .I .~ . 1. , ,.. r-,0 ,.. 11-1 -6."...,~ .: W L The 10ondike. scene of the aide Marcelino Garcia. 58, both ~ great gold rush. is situated in denied writini: or telephoning W the Yukon district of northwest threats to four calth Cub a ' * * * * Johns River • tate ic sm n of this nature rule s OUdti plausibility of such con pound microscope. Dr. L C Knorr, world rec • . chairman mittee of tile Seiiiiiiole Counly Chamber of Commerce, will attend the bid opening for the Iliterchange diamond connecting Lake .1lary Ilotilevard and Interstate 4 Thursday by the State Iloid I)epartment, at Tal- . . , motile, Gramnegative into the citrus growing regions Jenny's House of Beauty maY . is Dow in an aircraft technical verdict Sunday night eight ho course after rearing with the eidence I i i 4h LIUC O. of the long range planning coin- Six years ago the County I 1. 11: ; ; Commission disiussed the possi. : 14 % hility of eliminating the home If economics agent . . . They dropped it when the protests canic because citrus canker is known proen cffectie app:oac has been operaung her Although the. or to occur In Japan. d business for the past Citrus canker is a -ery se- Import Commission has pro opened her present shop Dec rious bacterial disease. it is I posed to .get a number of con- 1. caused b Xnn thomonac citn ditions which it says will Those wishing to avail them(Hacstc Dawson, a short rod ven t the introduction O Cca nk er selves of the mans serices 0 bacterium visible only under of the United work for the airlines, or some money' from fellow exiles. related type of work, since he The 12 man panel returned itS I . . Canimission to give themselves cause of fruit competition but I infected trees is still the Only demy of Beauty Culture. She j - • • - . * * * * oernInoe County ____________________________ chine cuts time required for quarant ne not so much be dicaUon b dectrucUon 0 - _________________________________________ - la hassee. • , $. ~ . _________ _________________________ i i . By DOYLE before us, we certainly do not .O93,110 citrus nursery trees the change of color or shade in Jarman is a veteran of three (that is, total checks written) The conftriaction industry and ing necessary tax rulings. Willium H. Gammon and Paul Ctommissitmer of Agriculture )ook with favor upon import ~ because of the citrus canker. is probably the most accurate related sales and service catehalf. -years service in the United However, that Styling and tinting of wigs, Although we have not found TALLAHASSEE - (Special competition. States Army, baring been dis- gruage available because of the grories are still off. Too), the G. Blazer Jr. have been elected . a service which is hard to find, possibility is confronting the in, of e videspread use checking numbers of new business in. directors of Ashland OiL charsed in January 1M. ,H any canker infections in Flonto The Herald) -Florida's citis another specialty of the shop. corporations and business fail. Gammon is a rice president rus industry this season is faced served et am and re- aCc0untL da since 1926, nearly 1,5M 1 There "There are 5 per cent more ures are not at desired levels of Ashland Oil and president of With the arduous task of prot medals infections hae been tecces may also wish to take ad "These tubulations refer to the firm's United Carbon Com- ably resenting 500 completed Mis. persons on wage and %alary paymarketing 142,400.000 \ orth ern Citrus Import Cm separate sions as flight engineer on & rolls (excluding farm workers), totals through October, in most puny division, which has its boxes of oranges, the largest mission of Seattle, Wash., to iniercepied at United States i vantage of the manicuring a good indication of future eco- cases. und November in some. headquarters at Huston, Texa& crop ever produced in t b i s get th c United States Depart- ports of entry within the past service provided at Jenny's. H47 beUeopter. ment of Agriculture to relax its I 10 years. i Hot coffee or tea are providstudent at nomic health Coupled pith em- Full ,year totals will be a vail. Blazer is manager of new pro. state Jarman is now a With O ur previous experience Quarantine \o 28 which pro ed b3 Jenny Gilliland, the Embry Riddle AeronauUcal ployment. is a 12 per cent in- able after the first of the year." 1 duct development for Ashland. I With that situation alrea dy, I that bacteria', disease has taught the importation of fresh , Dana Beach Be crease in total pirsonal income lnsUUe : us thdt it Is the most ser nchu oranges from Japan clientele also works part time at San- The 19GG personal income of the , ~ State of Florida officials and ~ threat to this state 's citrus inJenny, formerly with IIa7cI Il likely lord Naval Academy and his people of Florida L is no known aue Porter Smith at Haze l's Beauty nductr There str ong citrus leaders are ly wife is with the Naval TrainI . of 0the ~ quale spray program, and era- Shop on W. 25th Street, is a g Deces Center at th e Or- ;i .. 4 ,1 ! ~-' . I . I i Checking out reverter clauses state now. -- i the chemicals area. He is now ! coordinator of an At-bland dii vision - - the New York-based Catalin Corporation- and will hare the additional assigmment Florida Economy In '66 In HeadeStart Over 1967 nat Is constructed f - Sullivan also will have ex- panded management dutic __________ Lake Park for use when the on- ' -4, X" II ! - Mr. and Mrs. Jarman Jr., with John Y. Mercer. AND er ; 'I : i:JI I . Goody's Shoes, Zale's Jewelers. Msber Chemical Company of They had lunch at Eckerd Drugs Florida'seconomy s rounding pass £15 billion by year's end Cat-aim, a manufacturer ' Of aft noon, Jai-m an Th the t this year well above the indus tr ial resins, chemicals, "c played golf at the Mayfair Golf and is in a head-start position for the surprise of t & Country Club, while Mrs. Istate, runized by sales tax col- I pinstic mouldirip compounds Milady is treated in royal 1640 Hiawatha to have her trcF- ~ is pleasing to the eye while ! and color concentrates, was ac- fashion wben she calls * at ses coiffed. to move into 1967, the Florida Jarman bad her bair st. ~ ultra deluxe vibrating machine an exciting new hairstyle or Statk Chamber of Commerce required by Ashland in February, jenny,s House of Beauty at: The modern decor of the shop i is relaxing to the senses in permanent Wave. Jack & Jeans Beauty Salon. poed in its Weekly Business over last year. Gasoline sales Late in No'emr, AAThey bad dinner at the Trophy , are up G per rentspecialties of Jenny's House of land announced that it would I^mge and then attended Review released yesterday. "Orer-all business volume is I "Althought. most Florida bus- acquire the Fisher Chemical Beaut,y where tise of the latest !.I I I - KING lix Super Market, Vogue Shops, - fiscal year ended September - . .: �.-.I-.- -.. - - . TV - r . - . - . .. - - .. .. ... -- t. __1 _. _.,.__. . -' 4 hr rTh Pa 2 - 21, 1 96 21, 1966 Yank ent To oviet Labor Camp LETNGRA1D. ' I rr _-, US S 1 (Al') 4. , ,,54 -- ,. .. - -.~-, , , '-, 1_ ,;111. . .:, ,, , I _____________ ..- Jr to three years in a restrirted labor camp and fined Craddock M. Clflmnurir. 1.000 rubles$l,ll.1.11. The two American YOU t ii were found guiltyof violating S o v I e t currency regulations. Worthnm also was convicted of stealing a statue of it bear. Wortham was sentenced two sears on the theft clmre nndthree years on the currenc". chaic the two terms to TUfl eanaurrently. Wrtham first learned of his sentence alter It had been read usainn in the courtroom In whep a spectator held up three fingers. 11 I :, I ,...,- .. . . 1.1: I Z.,. - 1 ! I I .. 1 , .' .:....... . . 1. . lospital .11 , -7 I .1 '' -. ' dotes , .1 - . I 4 :. , •'' .• ..4. ,." ' -L ' , d. .1 1. I :.;. . I)ECEMBER 20, 1964; Admissiens Elizabeth Ann Cliambli Theresa Ann Wallace. Sandra L. Kitchenka, Claude C. Howard, Timoth ', Nnlepinski, Audre Mitchell, Hester Davis, Gayle A. Mason, Sanford; Cyrus S. Pinkham, Viola Leone Albert Williams, DeBar,, Margaret Will man, 1)eltonn; S Ii 11 C Jones, Lake Monroe Matthe'. Willis, Long'.'.nocl George C rraccr, OSte('n Births Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas S1 : pi . '•: oo; . : '. . ." . .. . t i .- .. -I 1,0 . 11. ' - . 5 :;.• -.. S4.. 'i. . _______ , 1. 1 t' .tu North Little Rack. Ark.. resIglent shook his head sadly and: knowingly but citherwilw . .. ____________________ . .: I .. .I . I .11, , , 1; I. ..r* ,., ,t , 1. 4. . I.": ."~' 8ho%ed no emotion T scutcic wa later reed In English. .........- T3UEL RAY Gomour showed no emotion II W'rtham Jr. (left) and Craddock M. Gilmour Jr. were found guilty this morning nf -currenev Violntions by it Rusfiian court. Wrii-thum - C' . . .1 % . " -. a. STIlTED to'. to '* donated to a piivate home in Oilando Uit m ca number of retarded children have been made by members of the Bonr Lake Girl S out Troop 329 in co-operation with Brownies nic of the area who have adopted the h.me as project for the veai Shown are (top, hoot, from left) Janet Foist, Paula Smith, DeI,bie Guir, Terri Brogan, (back) Marsha Madden, Linda Rube, Mrs. Howard Foist, leader, and son, Mark, and Melidne Cox. The Brownies are shown (bottom) as they sang Christrnas Carol.-, Sattirch.y Ufft-1-noon in Forest City -S'hopping Center tinder direction of Mr.s. Johro' Dowers. (Herald Photos) and Mrs. Alford J. Jones, Luke Monroe, a boy. Discharges ToW k T And WoAhem begins Oct. 1. the day own Tuesday to dry their -tear.t. I ket -5.5 million boxes of citrus ~ en youths were arrested as the Swo and get to Lynda A Bookworm the marketing agreement and charged that growers aren't '.vould be a 'ret'abk' to him only iheX txied to drive out. of the State Sen. Ben Hill Giffin al- I going to be hurt "lik(, they say I If Sovbit Union to Finland after a thu provision for deLermining so warned that the industry Is they are." eelc tourist visit grade was incorporated rding that Democrats. U.S. Dist. -ludge Oliver Gasch • Loser Is . Wortham's sentence included Griffin made the statements at! tual staff members." lie said. dii citrut, industry from severe she Forest City 1 0 it sI $181.0 - as his share of court should market the huge crol), C-Ll- I planting and charged thnt. i Florida Citrus Mututil. urged C-111" , magazinc, she says she reappointed Io servc another date, the on winner. u, The judge didn*t identify thr, timated at 42.4 million boxes, many professional people "who Freeman to bypass customary wishes she'd been more aware year. unqua lified. naturt of the material when he Griffin was the only grower. know nothing about the citrw, provedure and v a cluich de- that "campus clothes do not The 'sentence of Gilmour also Gov. Flaydon Burns said hu To comply with legal tectiniissued his written opinion Tuesadjust to civilian life." Included confiscation of sauven- during the two-day hearing te industry have gone into grove cisinn. would take this action in VICW calities. Gov. Burns said he day. William 0. Bittman, the bought strongly oppo.g. i t proposed triar- 1 purchases becaust. of tii\ ativan-': . _. ~ 'It il, of utrno4l importance to, 11pon graduating. she said, irs tluit Gilmour had f federal prosecutor. later parried keting pact by winch the grow- t.iges. get the program underway irn- she found herself loaded with wt obtainedrubl It! Illegally one crc would keep Griffin said grower-. can c-Ut tlteduItt'l'. so concentrators can knee sock' and out-of-date loaf million gil Judge fsuncc. a Democrat prob questions about it. Gilmour was assessed 83.63 ruHowever, during a hearing as his share of Ions of orange concentrate off their production costs. ably today and then plant their pack, he said. m ems" bias -$0" 02 ! last month before Gasch on sevth e market in an effort to keep I cannot set. win we cannot iattiv rea ppoot in thim Advocates of tht agreement costs. prices up. sell mutt in the same markets su'. ' ithdrawul of la million galThe court ruled that Booher, eral motions in Baker 's attor- o The type of labor camp to •.lost of the growers lock- they term secondary, with or' elich.'Worthani , war, ordered is, st~pped to Ui(. witness stand and i Without bus Golden Apples of orange cwicentrsite' from one of a restricted regime. Such predicted the industry would suE- ment." he said. Griffin said he lurence between -n possible dienne Phyllis Diller and teIov camps are used for first offend- far losses in the vicinity of 150 would urge Freeman to use all brtal;-even pnice and disaster. sian series costar Bill Cosb' ct-s who have committed dan- million should the marketing available funds to buy orazige If approved by Freeman, the have been awarded mythical gernua crimes. They work about agreement tall to materialize. juice concentrate for the federal agreement then would be' voted "Golden Apples." eight hours u day on crafts and They were supported lky the school lurich prograin. which I on 1)~, conventratort, anti would I The Hollywood became ineligible to take office * Slated Jan. 3 I Wonien's . * flt'S. Bttttrian admitted the Alort. thim 50 niemberi, wid bar meeting of the group. Other officers are John Bethea, first vice president; David Beane, second vice president; Gene Bucker, secretary, and Charles Bunter, treasurer. A bri ef outline of the past ' achievements and pro'en by LeLand Jajects was cobs, outgoing president. The r material was covered f our fund-raisin events for the Year, all completed, were th e annual fertilizer zzer ale a fish and an aucturkey Building of the Community iaie Harriet Estclubhouse at-es was reported to be in good s. Pres ne unfinished project The which the association will continue to pursue is installation of a traffic light at the inter-. section of SR 436 at the SR 434SR 431 crossover. Efforts have underway for the ast five years ot'thie light at the hazardous crossing and many letters of appeal have been sent to the St-ate Road Department which re,plies traffic counts do not warrant an installation at this time, Jacobs reported. A number of accidents have oc- . - - . i 'f - .• , " ' Corn m I ttee ees rreview Of Film ' • . --' ' • __________________ ' '' . - intersection curred at the ntersect on within the past few weeks and another letter from the association baa been forwarded along with photos of the accidents which appeared in the Sanford Herald, *.he group was Informed. Special recognition was extended during the meeting to Mrs. Lucille Lynn, reporter for the Sentinel-Star, and to Mrs. Maryann Miles, Sanford Herald reporter In the area. It was announced that membership in the organization is open to any resident of voting precints nine, 12, or 16. Date, time, and location for the January meeting will be announced. - - . . . . - I with b.• i- •'xs_ I . 11.1 1 '-- worried took as hib friend a spoke. In his closing statement Tuesday. Wortharn appealed for freedom after the prosecution demanded a five-year selitefice for him and confiscation of his automobile. which he and Gil __ __________________ - - ft, I?S1I . 0ur - [' " , 1. to the Finnish border after Umdr Army service in Gerinally. The two Americans, both fol. sour Arnv officers '.'.er arrest ed Oct. 1. ... back - " . . , .. '. J:. ., , L . . ..1. 0 4B 1. . 11 . 7T - ___ - - --4 - - -, comniuu1's1ieiterpIanu1ng Lund w,ll be presented. Host.niceting in Orluudu. Attending f r u in Seizuuole t.ssea fur the January meeting County were John Fitzpatrick, will be Mrs ltuljih Start, Mrs L. V. Ostrunder, Mrs. A. C. county conuunmuzoner; Mrs. Robert N. Morgan, lit-own, county zoning director, and Herbert Johnson, CL) three- Mrs. Otis Lee, Mrs. Don lifts.. man and Mrs. LeRoy Henriestom. bCt. Cuuperutuigju Civil L)eluube '- - - - - .. -.,, - - - 11 , - - - - . - _________ 1JIUIJL1m5 I ' school, was donated by mumbuns of the association in lieu of exchanging Cbrlatnuss gifts. Tue association - Is comprised of managers and workers at all the school lunchrooms in the county. -- * - - ____ - . - £. AMERICA'S FIRST Apollo crew posed with a model of their command module iutid ser'ic' module in Houston recently uiad explained some of the detail of their rnjs2ir,n, which is now chedujed for February of 1967. The' thirtme astu-unauts are (left. to right) Virgil 1. (Gus) Grissom; Edward \'kiite; and Roger Ohufftme. (NEA Telephoto) IUZ IUC / - - - _T.' _- - S_._ -i._______ I ULVeWW a 4 I I . IlL i - I I L \p\ - .(). I ' I .' " -j . t - II •, , " -- Nosed '- - Reindeer (bottom) was , Barbara Stevens and Driver was Cathy Hoov(Herald Photos) er. LBJ Faces Demo Critics AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Presi- miles west of here near ,Tolmsou Calvin Hampton of Utah bedent Johnson meets at his Texas City, was Warren E. Ilearnes of cause of the illness of his moth. ranch today with a group of Missouri. It was llearnt's who er and ,John W. King of New Democratic governors, includ- said last week that, unless John' Hampshire because of "pressing some of his most outspoken son changed his ways and took ing state business." a new look at the Political silinicritics within the party. the governors who AIflOfl While the Texas White House tion, the Democrats might be provided a minimum of in' well advised to "start all over '.'.'t're reported planning to at. formation about the session, It with a new candidate" in 1968. tend the ranch meeting '.'.erc The visit of the governors Hughes, Connally, hiennes, Dar clearly was aimed at placating those Democratic governors overshadowed a Johnson confer- K. Moe of North Carolina, who last wc'k strongly criti- ence at the ranch '.-itli SecreS. 1c- Robert McNair of South Carolcized the pace of the adminis- tary of Defense Robert tration's "Great Society" and Namara who arrived late Tues- na, Hulett Smith of West Virgin. Johnson's role in the 1966 dcc- day for discussions on next ha. Philip lint I of Vermont and year's defense budget and other Mills E. Godwin Jr. of Virginia. tion. Leader of the visiting delega- military matters. McNamara tion, it was understood, is Gay. was an overnight guest at the Harold E. Hughes of Iowa, ranch. chairman of a caucus of Demo- John B. Connally, Democratic cratic governors who sounded governor of Texas and a longthe criticism after the group time friend of Johnson, said he met In White Sulphur Springs, would attend the ranch session. At least two governors, howW. Va. Another governor who said he ever, sent word to Johnson that was bound for the ranch, 65 they could not be on hand TIRES A ;44~t444wosoo ~ a Merry Christmas A At County Bank roceed Board of directors of the ings South Seminole Bank, Fern P Park, is recommending an increase in capital stock of $150,000, according to E. G. Banks, pres ide ut. Banks stated that this recWASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. the panel had established that. ommendation, If approved by Lionel Van Deerlin says he has Powell took a 20-year-old corn- stockholders, would he accomphis Bimini Island lished by a stock (lividenti anti received indications House lead- mittee clerk to as a would increase the total outems won't try to stop his prom- hideaway last August standing shares to 50,000. ised attempt to block seating of housekeeper and cook. She was In commenting on the proRep. Adam Clayton Powell In there for more than two weeks in the committee payroll before pst'1j stock dividend, flanks the 90th Congress. Democrat, Powell suddenly fired her, Hays stated that the dividend would California The be made on the ba s is of one talking with newsmen in Wash- said. hays said it also had been new share for each 2.33 shares ingt.on after a visit to New York to check on Powell's conviction established that Powell had his outstanding and that the State for contempt of court, did not committee staffers get airline Commissioner of Bunking had give the source of the "indicu- travel tickets with committee upproved the recommendation. Final approval must be voted credit cards for trips someone tons" he cited, t by the stockholders at the anMany members feel Powell's else took. nual meeting on Jan. 10. Pt-esPowell's committee spent chances of retaining his seat p3,- blent Banks explained that such may lie with Speaker John Mc- 000 on travel within the United action by the stockholders Cormack and Democratic Lead. States during the two years of would materially strengthen the er Carl Albert. McCormack and the 89th Congress, Hays said, Albert. have remained silent most of it between Washington jirestigos ofwho the bank to basic those customers regard New York and Miami. lie dis- capital with primary Import. publicly on the Issue. Powell. a Harlem Democrat, closed that Powell had given the UOCC. faces jail sentences totaling Administration Committee $976 hlaziks concluded, "The North more than a year In New York as reimbursement for trips that ()range-South Seminole area stemming from his failure to were not official committee urea bus experienced dramatic growth in recent months. The pay a long-standing $164,000 11. business. Asked who made the trips itiost notable achievement of him. His bel judgment against legal troubles prompted Van charged to conunittee staffers, South Seminole Hunk during Deerlln's pledge to challenge Hays said. "I've got a good the past. year has been the Powell's right to take his seat Idea, but since we can't get it in completion of our quarter-mu. when the new Congress con- the record I'm not going to bay lion dollar building expansion dnythiiflg," which bus given the bunk the venes Jan. 10. Powell, still in his Island re- capability to niect. successfully Deerlin's comments Van Tuesday came as a House Ad- treat off Florida, has refused an the challenges of the future subcommittee Invitation to appear before the by providing the very finest in ministration I bunking facilities ami services." neared the windup of a three- subcommittee. day probe of the payroll and travel expenses of the Education and Labor Committee, which Powell heads. The Inquiry ends today. Rep. Wayne L. hays, 1)-Ohio, subcommittee chairman, said uster ~~)4hesol& BLUE GRASS and MEMOIRE CHRIE FRAGRANCE SPRAYS 0 - - this A ~/~t4heso%o Recommended - Her year Suggests four ways to wish Stock Increase BLUE GRASS DUET Stepped Up For Solon - ,, T - ' IL 11 - from 4 ii. I through Friday UnIfi 9 P.M. Saturday at 5:30 Closed losed Monday, Dec. 26 114 S. Magnolia Ave. I 1, I ' '* -i-alloo' I .;, '•' !'_ ..' 3s' '' ' - iYA' '' ~ ,~ 1, ; 6,Z 7 k, Qmr1Z 0-M 11 Two ways to wish her a Merry Christmas and a romantic New Year-with a bouquet of fragrance in these 23. oz. spray bottles that contain no added propellant. Each 6.00, in a glittering gift box, Lovely way to wish her a Merry Christmas and an enchanting New Year-4 oz. Blue Gruss Flower Mist with 4 oz. of smoothing Hand Lotion, wrapped in it glittering gift box. 4.75 411411AX t44-4&& 11 BLUE GRASS BATH SET flowsw-filkgl New Yeuar'Grissa Flower Mist a sluusInt!ring Cliriatimm 2 Open . - : = -1 - ' ;. : T I .4' II :JIfjjJj, Y, - "I' in N . I ~,-/ , D, ~-,* t~~, ~) - - : l iii, • :11 r.-'-'. -- C- I with 4'4 oz, of Dwithig Powder $5 - - - I¼"I. 4 oz, llJiut of fine cutlery." - -' -i"i-4;(?-,'.'. .I a 11$ SOUTH PAU AVENUE HAS A HEARING AID CONSULTANT AVAILABLE ON FRIDAYS 10 AM.. 12 NOON IF YOU HAVE A HEARING PROBLEM INVESTIGATE THE MAICO METHOD OF HEARING CORRECTION PHONE JU.0362 FOR HOME APPOINTMENT I ' ONE FULL YEAR ey, William Morrison, MILLER RADIO & APPUANCE ' . from left.) Collete Hugh- Iø 0 -----u- School were (top, front, dolph, the Red - ALIGNMENT mas program at Geneva IMITSM Africu tribes, early in the 11th century, used electric cut.fish to treat variuus atilinuzits. I ipating in annual Christ- HELPC VOU 4I4R WK ThC 'JJ MAT To I4... I ~ ____ V - nuasiwa and Orange and Sum. mole County Commissions and Civil Defense Units. . - AAAL i _. AMONG students partic- 10:55 nm-Posting of colors 1'ATtAltASSll (AP)-A spe5 p.m.-fl:30 pm-Governnrs damn now lives in Y1orja -Flitritha Nntional t;t,fir(I color cliii prayer service, iD-gun sn . reception at mnnnsk'n. and Ic building it home at Juptguard. lnt, parade and hnli are nit leapm-Governor's inaugural ter Ot cli lie said "doing the It n,in.-lnntigtirnI ceremon(tires Flat-hums will wItness hail, show for Governor Kirk is an it's at the Capitol - master of eeiting opportunity for me to Jiut. 3 when they inaugurate the eerrmomlrs, lion. Fdwnrtl f Television contribute as a eitiien of FlorORI'ANI)() (Al') -first Republican governor since (ilirney, V. S. Representative, kin to thiq historic inaugural 1873. I fib district of Flnrklti. singing star Perry Coma and program. The inaugural committee of National Anthem fRuIts Of iuiembers of his National frondKirk i the first Repnhhieat (*01 Governor . elect Claude FlorIda State tlniversity, Fborcasting CompanY show are governor of Florida in Kirk tins released a program Ida A and M University. century. About -14w) persons atseti€'citilc'tl to perform at Gov.a invocation showing a jam-packed day for Orlando dinner, one. Kirk's inauiitended the elect Claude It. Introthtictiom of guests participants. in Tallnhaccee Jan 3. of a ozerioq, FTc said Como's ap. red hail Addtess-Gnv. Hturti. The program also disclosed Kirk rna(ie the announcement pnaranee at the hail will he the Vocal solo, "Suwannee River" that the three newly-elected Cnu,inet officers will be sworn -George P. Croy Jr.,accom- last night in Orlando at a 1()'l- singer's first in person per.. -formanre in Florida. In Individually, not as a group panied by William E. Ragsdale. a-plate victory dinner. Administration of oath of ofas once reported and denied by sources involved, fict' to Toin Adams, secretary FRONT END As is trnthilimuni, Kirk with be of state; Doyle E. Conner, cornsworn In at noon, taking the inissiotier of agriculture; Earl mantle of government front Irnirclothu, attorney general, by Gov. Hayden Hums. Campbell Thornal, chief justice, GUARANTEED IN WRITING Activities begin at 8:30 n.m. Supreme Court of Florida. with a prayer service-ii new Administration of oath of offeature, flee to Floyd ('hristinn, .superKirk and Burns will arrive at intendent of public instruction; the Inaugural platform after he. Fred 0. Dickinson Jr., campANY AMERICAN CAR lug brought from the Governor's (roller; Hrowcur(l Williams, state Mansion by a military escort. treasurer, by Campbell Thornal, The Inaugural parade follows chief Justice, Supreme Court (if Pay only once and never have 11 the swearing in ceremonies. The Florida. to worry about alignment for ONE Inaugural lnhl will be held in Musical selection, FULL YEAR! Makes your ear 'Fully gymnasium at Florida Prayer-The Right Rev. E. • handle easier and saves tire wear. : State University. Hamilton West, D. 1)., Bishop The complete program: of Florida Protestant Episcopal 8:30 n.m.-lnuaugurai prayer Church, Jacksonville. See our complete line of DUNLOP service. 12 noon-Administration of the tires. Guaranteed safe at today's u, 10:15 n,m. - Official military oath of office to Kirk, by lion. turnpike speeds. And they are escort accompanies Guy. hay- Millard Caldwell, Justice of the priced for today's budgefsl (ion Burns ami Governor-elect Supreme Court of Florida, Claude Kirk ,)r. to Capitol. Nineteen-gun military salute 10 State and federal officials -and to Kirk. distinguished guests begin arInaugural address-Kirk, riving at the Capitol. Benediction 10:45 n,m. - Governor and 1:45 p.m.-Kirk, accompanied Mrs. hums and Kirk and family by the military and official eswith military and official es- cort, members of the cabinet, NO CARRYING CHARGES cort are joined in the rotunda justices of the Supreme Court, WHEEL ALIGNMENT FRONT END UPAIRS by Cabinet officers, justices of and other officials, proceed to WHEEL BALANCING IATTIRIES the Supreme Court of Florida, their places to lead the parade. 405 W. FIRST ST. 17.92 AT ONORA RD. 1111(1 proceed to the Inaugural 2 p.m.-Revlcw of Inaugural 322-0651 323.1632 platform, parade. To wish her a Merry (iss'inImsse aaJ a ole area are the Army Corps of Engineers, East Central J"Ior ~ i Ir * 1 ...... -_ - roe evening performances £ * _;'-. r,~_, 'c" '-'- The Seminole County SchoolFood Ser vice Assocjtlo sent-ed a check for $77.25 on Maday -to Ed Bunt, trustee for the Little Bad Schoolhouse. The money, to be used toward -_-.- -- - ,, To Retarded - - 1~0 iays anta Ti. ~ viduul.b iu InD out shelterb with Alm. John Reanit;. Next meeting is minimum protection it was b rought out at a CivU clause for 2 P.m. Jan S. A travelogue , ...p' .. - .1 I I 'ti -. -. 4 I . I . 1K Election Election of officers heads the agenda for the South Seminole Civic Council when it meets today at 8 pun. at South Semn. noIe Bank In Fern Park. MI - participating organizations are asked to have a representative present. Jenkins also suid that 8.000 - ure now on sale at itiont drug sturer, throughout the scheduled county, 1,000 for each of the bull Northcott. Mrs. Rulph Hum- . s "I.", ,!'7 . ' .1 E.,... P ' ". I F, S10 . '' '"' ------ L. Cited . . . . Tupper, trustee, reported her delight with the card shower tion picture lives up to the billfrom niemburs of the League Ing that it dares to tell th e on her 89th birthday Dcc. 1. truth as well us provide the' ' ' are At u Serving us hosWse were unewir ' _1"a ' nugers Mrs. Gray, Mrs. B. C. Green, seeking in their quest- for realOrange and Seminole Counties Mrs. Gerard Hanson, Mrs. Rus- ity." -- #4, . __ Fallout Shelters ______ - i i .5. . as president at the Decem- ter I .. F l or i da bar five yt,ars.Bo: by Gasch s ruling indeed would trade work such as woodwork- Florida Citrus Mutual, largest would be- considered a seconthi. require a majority of 80 per Press Club gives the honor an- guests attended the annual t tog or machine operating, tier has been a bur member grower cooperative. ry market. I cent. The plan would be for one nually to the most cooperative Chr be in the hands of Baker's lawfeast and party of only is tm as; four years. During nonworking hours the Agriculture Secretary Orville Joseph P. Strazzulla. a Fort year. yt-rs performers. . ore the wee- was out. prisoners are al lowed to move -----.--------the Longwood Civic Lc------ I Boaher says he will BIt 1bde ncliimed in an interabout fret. held ut the Civic League Build- the decision and within the camp. I S continuv his View lit- could discuss IC Including using whatever libraiii on Church Street recently. law practice and post as Fort ' nature a! the' material because i.' Highlight of the meal wits 'a Luude'rdak. mun cipal judge. ry and recreational facilities I '; - ' Burns said Nance will serve' if it became publicly known he t urkey "done to are available. * ' ref ection" reared by Mrs Orlund Fox through Jun. 1, 1968. at which would be running the risk of a The three Soviet judges re' juror's reading time the winner of a special prospective -president turned th eir verdict alter dcliii'-. . - and Alm. E. C. file' buut it 111 the newspapers. ' election will take office. crating and writing it out lot Bakei. U. Who quit his Se'nute vice president. Putnuti guve- tilt. four linur., 4 niinUtes. ' I, post under fire in October 19h3. Mee. Their finding!;,'.;tucii tool i , "LVof indicted after l month 1117 The meeting room for the at. nilnutes to read in Russian. said ...J -. , in'. estugatiun. If convicted nt-i all casion was decked in holiday r that the charges against the two .' I nine Counts he could be SCOurruv with decorations hungin g youths "have been fully con.h i tenced to 48 years in prison and -: in the foyer. firmed." _______ fined $47,000. . During the brief bus incas Both defendants admitted ' session, it was voted to buy a ' I their guilt at the opening of the Ir Sonic 10 Seminole County ' "sorely needed heating stove." trial Monday. It wets reported that meatcitizens who won: directly or - F The case went to Presiding ... indirectly with the' youth of bur of League the worked on Judge Annzi 1. isakuva, Nicolni . campaign this urea attended a special re. the' March of Dimes A. Trunov and Boris A. Dorugix IJ I by stuffing envelopes recently. VIOW of the Billy Graham flint, after Gilmour. 24. of Salt Lake r1jTTy('rI, ) p. CHRISTMAS PARADE Mr. and Mrs David C Will. "The Restless Ones," which wil l WINNERS receive their Beauhen. I e-92 Auto Sides; Dave Van !ess Jr., City, Utah, UUiI made d iflti suite5 1 final 3 "and 06 t awards from Sanford-Seminole Jaycees. From left, mrns were especially ,honored he I \\'estsiae Grammar School PTO; Elliott Davis, St. alLot. Civic enter tin ord Sanford. . froi as it. was th eir 42 wedding unnirow, Mrs. Niutev Nordstrom for Mai-ioii C. Luke's Lutheran Church of Sluvia; Mrs. Hurry I phl.*1dI for the fluc-t-c-3 f the TJi 'Ii , -, Re'.. Robert M. -i,ec' Jr., W . uCfliflh, niiii.r uiiuIj* Post vcrzinrv : .lunc liUtehiiioii br Candy Wilson School PTO ; Herbert. Muse, Lake ' court in light ' te I t r Methodist Cl , h Ill,A10111-tie PTO; T. G. Duuglierty. Oviedo Cub Pack human kindness of the Ruaiun and UriflB and led the group in Christmas tricia Maim, Btu' Sigma Phi Council; Mrs. George 243; Alan Albers, Meludee Skating fink ; Robert people, G il mour said. committee handling the ca ro ls with uccornpanmientjiroMiIii' First Methodist Church; Cecil Euglotoni. Mrs. Murrie, Jaycees vice president. (Herald Photo) The prosecution asked he be Ufl OtSanford Worner1's Republican Club; buck row. little "eded by Mrs. Charie 0. Pierce presentation or the fined 1.000 rubles-S1.111.11. MiniSterial Association, said, at the piano. Wurthuni, 25. of North Little The sung period ended with "1 believe all who saw th e adfueL, An - sta red at the floor -_I • . -.-. - '.-' "Silent Night." Mrs Mu,,dC vance showing were in unaniw. -- intion elected J. Harvey Coul- amendment approved on the though he would not say who, same du3- he was elected. Nov. other than Baker. was a party h to the conversation. The etinenthitent requires that Bittman said separately th at i %k' Forest City Community Asso- I afl rave onue niuri,eting agree- the market would make the dif- ) HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Come- a Group Elects New Officers . Ba ker faces trial Jan. 9 on tax COt' "wasn't, at all" tile typical ard County Circuit Judge L. advisory opinion that Republi. ciinflsaation of his car. He was the final federal tn'itrtng iii I T1IL Frostproof nttnrne'. said Iinnm t.i! flç Clip. ton Nan cu. though defeated c n St I *151(11 theft and conspirac dC y the incliistr' has Ofl" Ill liei fit o ve rb oard Lakeland Icil B ( mhe it f r a t on * i Cl r L lleriissii Sleek. r',,isultant for how the groweri. CP also charged 163 rubIes .irtu It' tot McIn the general election, will be charges in s'. Miss Lederhaus is a 1962 gm. duate of DeLand High School. that Baker's lawyers are and. tied under the federal rules of criminal pro't'durc- to any such recordings or written stateTALLAHASSEE AP-Brow- of the State Supreme Court's ments in government hands. The 18.Inch cast-iron statue of in danger of falling under feder- Griffin said he didn't think Testirnr;ny favoring the agree- NEW YORK (AP) - Lynda the bear was found In their car, id control. I say to the ccrt'- * until SRi(5 of LilLY (jLieStiOIi ilitti meat came from John Nelson. a Bird Johnson confesses her calcriminal proceedings tory of agriculture th at If this been properly presented. "Most Unuitj11 packer. li- t;aid th e lege lllc'.uD1 i1il1m ,st all books starting C . which led to the three-day trial happens, he will have a hear by Statements I have heard Wet-C proposed agreement is 'sour best an n President's prepared by Florida Citrus Muand only hope to save the FinnThe daughter says th e tall." that ended today. .• 4P - a Senat rk Gatlin, Tim Hendry. Ru- other honors fraternities. Is 9 class lie is a graduate of Semi role High School. Miss Lederhaus is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Led. erhaus, of 10 Plan ta tion Road, DeRary. She has received her BA degree in sociology and will return to school in Septem be r to study for her master's degree. She was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta, executive cornmander of the AFROTC Angel Flight and a member of the Honor Council, as well as two WASHINGTON (AP) - The evidently figures large in the Plans for the transaction were ~ 4 0. ; f son, Pat Steele, Charles Trioal J government. will hand over to government's prosecution of the disclosed following a ruling by ,--, 1: L 1 '-, -, L.1 of the top eight students in his v ,~ I - \ I ftz : ~~ - -1 I , I \ ( back) Winston Ranier- .' er n lop Honors ~ %no ers, Billy Kinnaird; . Ba i7 &,,'o r, I of 471 Rosalia Dri'. e He was graduated from the university college of law this month. One %.:. L. 1* I - Rim Hendry, John Rog- ~ P ce I', Powell, Powell is the son of Mr. and V Mrs. James W. (Sonny) Powell. * rowers ToldDryTears Citrus 0 . durig the reading v stitciited to prroo, Gilnu,ui Sherry L Irvin, Scott Mor as fined A Jiicizin soldier t.,tftfl(14.., AS the court session ended. . guard over the two Americans. gun, Steve Morgan, Alice Beau. I (NEA fladin-Telephoto) ., Waham. 25, turned to G ilmour lieu and twin boys, Joseph Can. and.ahook hands with him. War.' field, Alexander Smith, Elma thaäi looked jis if he might be Manley, Norn B. Wilietts and * clos to tears. He was marched .. baby girl, Ft-ankle Layton. , outy tour armed guards. Lotus Kosky, Sandra L. Apple. Harlan C. Moen. consular ofbee, Mazie Burke, Sanford; -ø fleer from the U.S. Embassy in Earl Henry Bennett, Deltona; .L . Moow who attended the trial, or o s Mars- Jane Evans and ba by ___________________ ________________ _____________________ ri sale that Wortham's lawyer boy, Geneva; Dennis -LAKELAND (All 1-Florithi', Fr't'nian will study ttu testinlo Pierce grower% suggested with. Rita Burns, Luke Mary; Judith wotild appeal within the sevenI I day period allowed by Soviet citrus growers, crying th e btti's ny belore deciding whether to drawing the bottom 20 per cent Brooke, Osteen; Rev. Hobert Iaw over the state's record nrangt allo'.v the agreement. k of the orange crop from the mar- Thckcrt, Daytona Beach. Te three-year sentence Oil crop, were told by one of their Griffin said he expecU to market by grade. He told those pres- 8 Stephen J. Powell. of Sanford, and Carol Marie Lederhaus, of T)eRary, are among 57 top scholars from the University of Florida tapped th is week for membership in Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic nationa1 honorar fraternity. The fraternity selects nwm bet-s from those students whose scholastic achievement places them in the top 10 per cent of their graduating class ' IS. . Mrs. Donald INIason, Sanford. a girl: Mr. and BIrs. Blicalical Griffin, Sanford, a b03 Mr. . . Wi % ID '. t ' . . I ., Page . t" .. . . ' ', - I - Carol Lederhaus , . S S.. Stephen 1 i , . . " . $w 9'%. r ..." , ,.: . , I-. .y I , 11: I,_ L iiW1 - .I ., I 1, 1 . -, . •. I A_ It f' . Inaugural Program Jan. 3 To Be Jam-Packed i'rnth fr Q'nnfnri ___________________ 7.00 wrap. ;" i:; ,47"n �2 . - : . r -. 0 . riKes... Spares I k Tk :j `6 i "... , I s,-, .-,~ I 2 -Oir, Il Lea gue the seeretary of the All Stars League. Mr. M. Is an employe of Autonetics and as such will be assuming a new position "out yonder". Remember us kindly, Ole Buddy. And here's hoping that our paths may cross again In the not too distant future. A great big how-dee-do to Lou Kerner for joining. the "first timers" category. Bowling with the Friday evening Niti! Owls League, Lou smashed a resounding. 201) game her first sanctioned 200-plus game. I like the penciled note from her husband "Jar" relative to his third game. "Sacrificed by husband to off-set score by smart wife." P.S. He shot all of a 126 (you're getting right around Dnug Lovell 171, Helen my level, buddy) and Lou : )elndl 152, •lnck Rudy 150, Joe stomped Urn with a 146. And to i,onghrani 165, Feyc Pntkmnfl rub stilt into the wounds, she Hnold Koch 181, Ed had a 494 series and ha, ha, Pritchett 107/Mi6, Paul Rose Gerry had a ha, ha, ha . 195/545 and even two of these Oh really, do I have to give hppy.gn-lucky keglers making you his terrible trio? it Into the "charmed circle" — Congratulations to all of P'ied Drew 210/530 and Abe these gals . . . they all beat rasico 2041526. Kerner in his last game: Gladys Those were some of the new- Edwards 160, Sylvia Donnelly or names for you and now let's 153, Donna Postak 154. And give the "old pros" a chance to if Judy Keim bud rolled just shine. three more pins on to her 123, she could have at least tied Gerald. This Saturday a.m., we're going to treat the kids of the , Junior Bowling League to some Christmas goodies. As an added Incentive, their bowling shirts and blouses finally arrived and the"11 he awarded, ton. S e Jackson is bringing enough cookies and donuts for all members . • • we'll have maw 1 prizes and surprises .. ,ahould turn-out to be a very pleasant MARGIE CARATHERS affair. 1104Speaking of Christmas, we'll Marg1e Carathers, of the he closing around 4 p.m. on onday evening Quality Mobile Saturday and we'll be closed all omes Women's Scratch LeaMe, bowled one of the best day Sunday, Christmas Day. More than 80 per cent of all nmen's series in a very long leagues were represented at the iue. meeting on Saturday night, As a matter of fact, without kIng the time to check all of covering the upcoming Bowler ie league stat sheets, this just of the Week promotions. For those who weren't at the meet" M ight be the highest three ime series rolled at the lanes lug, a mimeographed copy of the rules Is available at the -iiIs season. argie started with a 214, counter. Please pick one up d dod an Impressive 284 as her now on that you'll have one of cond game and finished with your bowlers competing in this weekly tourney. =' 217 game for a tremendous Seems like whenever we series. build-up one of the team In a Our Bowler's Salute of the league, of It's like the "ki rneek goes to Margie Caruthers. death" to them. Two wook ago Alex Serraea was on his way .' a unique 700 series (maybe) WC were lauding the bowling the All Stars League, whut prowess of the Zuckerman's 1th openers of 227 and 223 team In the City League. wow mid then somebody moved his They haven't won a single pot or something on him. He game since that public salute. -fftilshed with a 606. Flirting It's happened to quite a few —with 190 averages for the night individuals, too. Not. to in' deterred, we're saere Doug Ow(!iiR 2:u/r66, Al Ilorsdorf luting Pete Petersen for his 202/562, hulfin 7i c and Harry Pente12/573 and Big •luck Kanner cott 211, 2121621 in sweeping ftthIg s 200/1102. Cook's Corner for all four Here are some more new points last week. maces for you. From the Thurs Ellinor Volkswagen ay evening .eague: Weed 201/508, Guy Imorntnn 154, Burt Gallagher 57, J. Winters 190, Dick Richrda ii back in form again with Ia 218, 182/566, Doug Owens ( 99/562, I. Luney 180, B. Ben"-4on 178 and C. Bagel 1135. All ; -from this same league. In the next couple of days, e're going to lose some very; . ;ice people In the state of Cali- By 3011W A. SPOLSKI ' Not only is It the season to : ie jolly, but 'tis the time to in. troduce you to somenew "bowl: rnra". Oh sure, we'll still have home of the local pros for you cause It seems like everyone's : oppltng the timber. : ;Al Waggoner led the Florida blic Utilities In their sweep vorBadeock Furniture with and series of 19r, znmt 4/Ii(S. Also from thu nme : nprof essioflzils League we had : orm Lowther 187/506; Brad: en of the Sun Life team with a : 192, Russi of Sanford Atlantic NationalBank with a 106 and : Bufsthtler with a io and team: Ite Fleming leading the 17. Auto Sales team with a 204, 8Th, high for the league. The Sunday Delthns Mixed : League had more than Its share member of the City and more recently as y . ~t i, Q f k k ,e , ,. .. ,4il,41!..i i" il l.. i I , I. I .I.,I ''I " I, f." - i . I . I ~ ~ " . ,- S-,- !., I I ..I . T i ", ,,,"~ — 4 ) 4. I , "t,~ ;~!: I , "._. I. . ^'~;;. I . a eview Stuns L uin e man I . .: : , 'I 'I I Hargis Scores 22 Points vi'ipedo N*ips pop a k 0 Ir 'nistnrb 61 11 Dec 21, 1q66 Page 4 alb In Thri er 60 Nets 1,231 Yards Locals T lt I i -. I.. ~ I #I kr „ / Co I . ' 1, 1.' - II ., . i, . '• ,5,' ' Q ( O" - . . ''LIGHTWEI9HT PORTABLE TV ,"7_ 269 . -. ,. / ' . - . . • ' - . . ---- . '. * tIi,'u,' Nly I'u .'thru'n, ','(ItI (11(1 It to Mt'.' 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' T)ee. 21. 1116( nt,fnrh li. eralb i I .1 ~ ay A . """"n . , ~.., U W. eft, its mark. It was im old 0 It II .1 Jfl,r . II (,I'.()Il( E V. (()l{NEI,I, U' Religion W titer " I - . .. -.-- ,I- __ -- -- lit, could turn n tale. Awl It O Sa ers Grabs Rush'i*ng T'iltle s 4 . - ---- Chri*st Delipghted To Tell Pointed Anecdotes Coach Murray Arnold's Lyman Greyhounds imumil. On Inkesides, Ili synngogues, lit ~. vertime ~: lated Lakeview 60.38 la.qt night, knocking the Red ~ i, 1, . I. 9 , It I Oviedo's liend Basketball t i lean sptmn y arns us w ith spark, Devils from the unbeaten y verve anti 'm'nmnnent point. . I ranks in Longwood. The Coach Pick Prater wanted , Anti 11(C did it buoyantly. Sn' ers has Hounds bulit up a 88.10 half 'NEW YORK (AP) — Chicago's flashy Gale s tctoi O'C1 &popla for cheer." (I " ' succeeded the retired Jim Brown as the rushing champion of time lead in the Orange Belt telling the crestfallen."T ake finally got Chiitrnas lie Conference game and then . the National Football League with a total of 1,231 ards 40 I ~; - ."" :~:-.,~,~.~~,~_~,~ IV heart, my son" Despite the :' : ~ - ~r , , - -~ coasted to their third win Sayers zoomed past both 11ero Kell of Cleveland and it, but just bare1', as the ta%.fl ii he eventually endured, travail Dick Bass of Los Angeles with 197 yards In the final game against one loss in the young Lions edged-out the Blue and the consequent melancholy Sunday against Minnesota. season. It was the 101st coach% : . portraits of him, he actually The successor to Brown earned the hall 229 times for Darters in a 61-60 overtime Ing victory In Arnold's eight iII was an optimistic man. "Let has suth i"nrnl,ig?" inure will "(,'oil vimidiento Ills year career. 1,231 yards and a 5.4 average, returned 23 kickoffs for 71$ thriller. '("'1 not your hearts be troubled." this man Mike Hargis and Bruce Stuyards. However, Sayers scored only 12 touchdowns as cornlie didn't couch his message elect. who cry to H im day and 'rue Lions were down by sevlie didn't fret. "Anti which art paced the Hound win over pared to 22 In his rookie year. a record. He was the first en points In th e opening t' ' ________ of you by being anxious can In the abstract generalities or muight?" • the taller and more experihalfback to win the rushing crown since Steve \ an Buren of hut by the end cm! the first half, Asked once why lie used add one cubit to his span of deductive syllogisms of (rvumlc enced Devil cagers. Hargis was e a fl . to a one . p had pushed their way put rabies, ,l tans s it il l it. Wa a so 4 logh, but rather in ital lift' life?" Al In combined net yardage on runs, returns, pncc r eceiv i ng point lend over Apopka. the game's leading scorer with pt'ople Wou ld sense tilt- truth I Pointing towaril the brilliant 11 , and fumble returns, Sayers accounted for 2,440 yards, another 22 points. Junior guard, averl'veII though not, (till (oiti ))1'('I MI IIOUI1I ugs IIIIuI 1)10)delicate anemones decoratin g , I ~ " 1. r I record. Tim Brown of Philadelphia set the old mark of 2.428 managed to pick up another two aging 15.5 points per outing, j iui'ii.lhig it.. ent s t %d C 1 d fl ti k i , i- ik k the valley of H'adraelon, lie exIn 19 connected on seven field goals point,s an the Blue Darters. The. lie hunt all uihtiiiuIuit, atom.' of principles. Christnins Tree nintle by his mother, Mrs. Howard ulted: .~,A:' Bart Starr, Green Bay quarterback. Ic-d the pnssers in tile I ,., I and eight of eight from the foul slim load ld S08t'Ui1)11 II slunly lilllsid', material, from iniat,drin tioll 111101 . Foi st, lust for him. Each day he turns up a cover "Consider the lilies of the Involved standings based on percentage of completions and until the final 10 seconds of the line In his banner effort. tmg I ravelet's passing oti ,'x pt'riviut'.'. Abo ut 40 di fit' u.'n I to reveMi a brightly colored Christmas card picture field, h ow they grow they Interceptions, touchdo wns and average gain. It was Starr's game when Tim Robinson tiedStuart, a 6' 4" junior, poured is here. tilt, ,ll'I'itliI) 1{t)II(I, lit' W4)til(I sto r ies III.(. ii'ctunk'ol, hi ll, then' day q and when all are up, he'll know the big nei th er toil nor split; yet. I tell third title. . . In 15 points In the contest and it-up for Apopka. . you, even Solomon in all his tlieit' 01 cirn'whm'e, stioti in' nituat have been ninny niout', Bruce Gossett, Los Angeles place kicker, was th e or-mug led the rebounders with 20. --- -The overtime ended with a • glory was not. arrayed like one tiiiwiuitliiig a story. "A maim go. since the go5)e414 Were set. Ilk~ .11. 4. He and Ronnie Tulbert, who . • leader with 113 point and a record 2$ field goals. 60-SO tie ball game, but the lug on it journey called his 'lowmi (mom lint-es amid memory of these" ~ip • grabbed 12 rebounds in his Charles Taslor of V achinglon, mos ed from halfback to Blue Darters had committed nbont. 30 years afterward. -~ ,~ . lie drew it thought from . end In midseason, topped the pass receivers with 42, five mosr. I first start, combined to keep 'I'hmt' rabbimilca I ''uiiuuabnl," 1)1' E t , 11 that, too "But. If God so his pIopert) ii S I Lakeview scoring sensation s 8 Detroit' Harper added the needed one 51(145 using the J)nrztI)le to offer It went, OH, lean, brisk, pack. clothes the gmass of the field Doug Gamble to 16 points and V point on a free thros to sun it lift' incidontø to exell With uittioii, about. how two MPI'('iftt' .. • will lie not much more • • . 14 rebounds — both below his for the Lions. th pri,sm it 11)0181 point, also iiithe st'rviints put eir porclothe you, 0 men of little of averages of 28 points and 18 Harper led the Lions' scoring ti title, I 41)C1i will forget .lArn Brown. iii g and ci liMing •. : ': NEW YORK (AP) — Gale people I faith? Therefore (10 not. be Lions to pIodUttI%4' 1150, smhili T N~ reboundsper game. ii no a t Ion a to get. hearers' I Evers back stho has gained attack for the fifth consecutive let the day's own time thud hut his t'uitlossnwumt Savers missed again Sunday. anxious • . Tulbert limited the 6' 10" I' r I-Ic didn't make 200 yards The 100 or PlO sardc in a game is game v.ith 26 pOints foliosed by $ trouble be suffkk'nt fos thu uintl k't it iii' (hal mauL 11,11 p ii'- t hought. prot'i'sst'a involved 1mm Devil star to just one field Sas crc told Vm alI •larmgan v. ith 16 points ttiiiit'tl IllIu4t I t)UHt0(l Imitmi 1111(1 tilt! issue. , ,, I best the Chicago Bears' comet shooting for 200 t111y" Harper and Tarnigan also congoal In the first half. J esu s regularly tisuul Liii' could do suis 197 yards en route Associated Press '.thffer i To explain his mission, lie imituuiiott'd the other two r Neither team scored in the gotten tiolled the boardc for the Lions I er •)CSUS zLI )l)hut'(l time ItM$OlI to ploy. ''Now tell inc. . . to the rushing championship of Monshil "1 such I d have used such plain, earthy ienI'.' . — and 12 rebounds first two minutes of play hut ': It?14J)OIlsuh)iiitV fifi liMing "Whist mimitum of you. . . . 7" "Do It but now I'll have something t pulling off 15 the National Football League. ities—the commonplace ciicumI ,jt-the Greyhounds came on strong recpectlsel) • If he keeps missing like that go for next sear stances and situations which, ah)ilitjt'M giveui them in further- Pill set' thiost, gloat liii I Id imiga4. 6 ILE SA ERS •' thereafter. Three consecutive Apopka had two men in dou?" It WItH IL PI"Y of oitiusif given the close observation lug (,od's creation—so its to be . ble figures, B. E. Stokes with 16 baskets by Lenny West sparked • - -• tunis t hat imitroduiccol omit' of * gave them, take on a puirt of its fulfillment. "Vehl I 1. which He and Mike Grander with 10 the whole team to an 18-4 marIN, most famous piiruhk's. gin after the first quarter. A In wyi'r asked, "Touchier Oviedo's defense proved very Hargis took over In the second what. shall I do to inherit effective in keeping Apopka 9 period, hitting for tan markers t'to'm'mual lift'?" of that ultimate destiny, 1k Would tell a story. , away from the boards but it and Lyman Increased the lead .Jesus asked back, "Vhat is , conhl)nred it. to yeast working _________ "A man had two sons. • • didn't phase their shooting to 83-10 at the half. in (tough, written in time law?,: W It tinnal. Houston, No. 8, also tiny Heed growIt was the sixth straight victoThe man told each of them, I Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS which was extremely accurateThe Devils matched Arnold's The lawyer replied: "You chalked up its seventh straight 'Son, go and work in the vine- ing imul spreading, always a There's it new college hasketry against no defeats for the r' The Blue Darters were bitting chargers basket for basket after shall love the Lord your God said, q hutc', timing, a set:ret germ of • ' yard today.' The first ball power in the making down eating Washington 8.65. b deefeating well over 50 per cent of th eir o pac If k . the Intermission, but were unnew W with fill your heart . . . soul anyhow. the divine working among utien, will not,' but he svent New Orleans way. shot-s. able to close the gap. The home court victory upped It was a complete team ef;.~'~_114 amid . . . strength, and your . . The other said, 'I go, air," but gradual and titire, not depend. That's Loyahi University of The Lions Coach Prater's only __ Lyman was deadly at the the Cougars' season record to 94I, neighbor as yourself." t.** said '17-year-old Ron for of the two (11(1 ent 011 tlivtii, yet. (k'llmHIidilIg he didn't.. Which tile South better 1,alown as New reactions to the game were a charity lane sinking 18 of 21 It their co-operation. "You have answered right," 1. Greene in his first year as LoynWINNER in decorate(I door contest for inem bers the will of the father . . . . Orleans Loyola. grcat big smile and a few apfree throws. They also outJesus said, "do thii." His subjects ranged widely— Western Kentucky won the lit head coach. Before the game it. was absolutely clear. No of the Oaks Garden Club, Mrs. Leonard Verdery The Wolf1mck served notice proprmate words, "How sweet It rebounded the Devils 51-80, 'l'hie lawyer: "Arid who is my Ohio Valley Conference tourney * 0 in New Orleans he said, "We're matter how noble a person's farming, family life, litwimits0 (right) is l.resented prizc by Mrs. Earl Donaldsont they arc on the way up from is, Buddy. How sweet it is." dominating the boards for most title for the sixth time by decapable of beating Michigan Professions or fine his religious 5L?th1, poverty, lending, bor- neighbor?" hostess for the December meeting and Christmas last year's 9-17 record by upsetThe Apopka Junior Varsity df the game. So Jesus, as usual, toll it feating East Tennessee 72-514 (Herald Photo) State." but no one took him serclaims, it was his performance rowing, Hhuuiuuigeutient, labor, coffee-brunch. swept the preliminary game t ing the fifth-ranked Michigan Lakeviow's junior varsity criminals, weddi ngs , story—about, a traveler, stripkings, the final at Louisville. The Hillinusly. ___________________ __________________________________ that. mattered, and even the swamping th e Baby £4IOflS 91-49 State Spartans 74-70 Tuesday handed the Baby Hounds their S0l(Iul'I'S and ped and beaten 8ti(i heft on the 5ll*V0S—(lruIWIi ill toppers had to go overtime to Unbeaten North Carolina and • outwardly defiant and doubtful ma slow-moving game in sshlch night. third loss of the season 48.38 drannis of fear beat Morehead 80-77 in the aftf love, betrayal, roadside half dead. Great citionce-beaten Houston, the only over 70 fouls were committed might actually serve more conJim Jackonisl:i, 6-toot-(1 junior in the preliminary game. John (It mt', hate, courage and sunw- -.t'ns of his own nation i'utstsl ernoon semifinals. other teams in The Associated by the structively than the avowedly from Dubuque. lown, cnmv off Newell and Tom Richardson UI I I IT92 co med y. him by, but it (kpisc(I SumuariBoston College knocked SyraPress Top Ten to see action, Bratto led .. dutiful, Ovido ° the bench and scored the winscored nine points apiece for Humor titmi treated his vouiids, took lillows ill the l4t0l'y Of cuse out of the unbea ten ranks each won handily. ning four points in th e last nine Lyman. 87-75 in the first round of the North Carolina, No. 3, made it 22 and in scoring with 19 points. Me, Lord, Lord, shall enter the the ufll)tflWiPh((l judge, from h i lls to an inn, paid for lila seconds. He got Into the game Lakeview 4 6 15 13-38 ~ care. Boston Garden Invitational Bratton played only seven in a row with an 81-54 kingdom, but he who does the whom it Widow kept demanding when Barry Geraghty fouled out 18 15 17 10-60 Lyman settlement l(ii he %Vho, asked Jesus, "proved utse. 1k retourney after Massachusetts ters having fouled-out late in romp over Florida State in the " will of My Father. • . ." with 90 seconds and tile score Lakeview — Gamble 5-(6-8) Judging the "decorated door proposed tenupuitu,y icfusetl, but. her perneighbor to time man. . , . ?" Plans for the had whipped Manhattan 86-76. this third quarter. final of the Tampa. Fla., invitalic told a related story ° tied at 70. 16, Sadler 1-(1-2) 8, Reid 8o a slateflet' defeated him. Sighed The answer, as always, was 11 16 15 14 5-61 tification of Highway 17.92 contest were Mrs. Lawrence Mc- kinx whose inwltations to Oviedo a (1.1) 7, Graham 2-(0-2) 4, Cupthe ju d ge: "Though inescapable. pie '"rime one who 15 s 12 18 40 islands in Maitland were pre- Fiiiren, president of Town and banquet Apopka rejected pleman 0-(0.8) 0, Reese 0, lends who tear God nor regard niutmi, showed mercy. . . ." yet sented for members of the Al Country Garden Club; Mrs. sumably proper --3' Sargent 1-(0-0) 2, Veech 2law' this widow bothers me, "Go thou utmiti do likewise." tamonte and Maitland Oaks 10 10 21 Oviedo their Christmas James Arch, president of Mait- begged off wi th flimsy excuses. (1.2) 5, Lyons 0-(1-1) 1, Totals will viuidieutt. lii,, or Feed the hungry, give drink to she will 17 46-91 it 17 11 Garden Ciul' KANSAS CITY (AP) - Kan. Apopka College land Garden Club, and Mrs. So the king struck them off — 14- (10-19) 88. Wvuirs lilt, the titit. . thirsty, we I v o mu e tilt! excoffee. brunch. and gift sas City's Hank Strum, named Rebounds — 10 for 14 — SadCharles I3orcher, first vice pres- lila list, and brought in masses 'l'ht jiolilt, lilI• , stnummiger, clottmt' the naked, ittui-giig pa. change meeting at the home' of ident. of Dommerich Hills Gar- of unkempt strangers. AFL Coach of the Year by The ler, 5, Graham 4, \Teech 2, Reid Double Honors Mrs. Earl Donaldson in BretAssociated Press, says leaderIlls vocabulary had a pie- tient carifaletuct' ill prayer, iay tend time naked, attend the sick, 1, Cappleman 1, Reese 1, Sartien Club. CharNEW YORK (A?) in a striking U(iiti'ilSt. Eveum if Vi. time sick, visit. time PI'lHOIis'RS Mrs. ton Wood. Co-hostess ship by his veterans headed by it 0 gent 1, Lyons I — Total 80. Mrs. Leonard Verdery of 721 turesque zip and vividness to 18-year-old middle ft lax Judge will finally respond eu-. "Truly, I say to you, as you co-captain Jerry Mays was a lotte Cooke. Eleanor Mulson. Lyman — Newell 0-(2-2) 2, saw blueprints and Sequoia Trail, winner, was pre- it. "Sift you like wheat. . . ." or Angeles, The brand new Sanlando course will be tested for major factor in his team's fast distance star from Los how much have done it. Unto the least. of Members shell "blind guides, istraining out if to per.,vverance, Stuart 5-(5-6) 15, AlIgaler 0—_ Scores sketches of whut is planned find sented a copper colored AFL Western received double honors today the first time officially tonight ut the Sanford-Orlando start toward the gnat while swallowing a (2-2) 2, Hargis 7-(8.8) 22, silver plated bon bon dish. h A.hl+ 1l 'AIC told by City Councilman crown. to were Kennel Club. West 3-(0.D) 6, Butterworth Members voted to assist a camel." The images glowed. This honor is very gratify- 11466 women's All America track By THE ASSOCIATED I'RESS In The marathon 2,260-foot course will be used Ben Sibley, guest speaker, how needy family who had the mis- "Brood of vipers . . ." he once 2-(0.0) 4, Means 1-(0-1) 2, EAST tonight's 11th race with O.B.'s Hand Cuff ruling as Ing," Stram said Tuesday, "but and field team. the islands would be cared for fortune to loose all their pos- snapped when given a warning Tuibert 2-(1-1) 5, Milwee 1The team was picked by the and what it may cost. Members sessions in a fire recently. the favorite. Other starters in the long race include really it's a great compliment to from the puppet ruler, Herod (0.1) 2, H ollis 0, Rose 0, — Cornell 76. Buffalo U. 61 _________________________________ Lamar Hunt. my squad and m' women's track and field corn'J' Orpheus. Garden Club History. a k s Make of the O Zino, Fordhum 66. St. Francis, N.Y. Totals — 21-(18-21)-60. it was reported the club re- Antipus. coaches. mittee. participate. _____ _____ Lonesome Laddie, Tell U What, Although a man of Ills time Rebounds — Stuart 20, Tul- 65 allied $75 from its recent des' sert bridge. This money will be and culture, using parabolic bert 12, Newell 5, West 5, Bar- St. JOSCpli5. Pa 141. Ridge'r 86, Hope Locket and Elga. used toward the beautification metaphors, alliterations, parulgis 4, Allguier 1, Butterworth DT Time mid-week hotbox event Long Is. U. 80, Oswego St. 35 Jets and antithesis which found 1, Means 1, Hollis 1, Rose 1. program. 90100~ CC is also set for the featured 10th Iona 85. 111. Wesleyan 71) I 1. a natural response in Jewish Club are Total — 51. Officers of the Oaks MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP ) race. SOUTH Pat Held, president; Pasty intuition lie had a style and — John Bridgers of Baylor, the Brown 75. Georgia (18 L. G.'s Ares, winner of the JESSE CARATHERS .. Wagner, first vice president; inventiveness of His own. Wake Forest tIC. Maryland 59 opening night Inaugural Haudi- head coach for the Southern Dellary Chapter 939, National And it intrigued His conGloria Ridge, second vice presJesse Caruthers was up with squad in this years Blue-Gray Association of Retired Civil ident; Eleanor Mulson, corre- temporaries, including the Geo. Wash. 55, Davidson 54 Inthe stars, too, as lie shot 221, (NARCE), will New Orleans Loyoht 74, Mich- cap, will be seeking hiii second game still is sounding optimis- Employees tehlectuals. sponding secretary; Susan So"Who is this Son 1137, 204/622.. His team Trophy victory of the season in the tic about Saturday. But he'd BAUER & BLACK igan St. 70 have its December meeting at weis, recording secretary, and of Man?" "lie is a good man." -• Lounge took all four from Midprobably be more so If he knew ANKLET Richmond 89, VMI (15 1:30 p.m., Friday, at the Delfeatured 30th race, the F' "No, he is leading people Put Lockeby, treasurer. guess who? Zuckcrrnun'a, that's Wm. & Mary 72. ,lackscmvihle Week- Hotbox. who was going to play fullback. tona Civic Center on Lake MonAl Elastic knit with smooth edges. Mettlnga are third Thursday astray." "This Is really the who. Fashioned to fit contour of ankle. Both Billy Tucker of Tennesroe. Executive board will meet 68 Also in the field, however, of each month. Next will be prophet.." "This is the Christ." Congratulations to our worn$l,4.acI, MIDWEST at 1 p.m. will be Patrolman Day — the see AL-I and Tom Bryan of AuJan.19. He puzzled them. "How Is It 41111"10, en's traveling league team as DePauw 71), St. Jost'jilis I nd. biggest winner at the track burn still are more or less in addition to the regular they won four points at Winter 75. OT business easion, there will be a lust year. The race shapes up slowed by leg injuries. Garden this week and are only The Rams nipped the Eagles Marquette 74. Minnesota 61 Christmas party with an exCoach Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa us the finest event since time BAUER £ ILACK one game out of first place. Dayton 86. East Carolina (10 change of gifts, cost not to 29.27 In the Sanford Recreation inaugural as Prince Comurnel has no injuries among his Blue KNEECAP )EAL MAXWELL You wanna try something Department's Intermediate bas- Indiana 94, Notre Dame 01 exceed 50 cents. There will be amid sensational % miler Irish players to worry him. Fiontossro(sbskne.. easy? Split the Uprights by ketball games as Doug MalizowXavier, Ohio 71. Miami. Ohio Tray also will be in the field. The game will be televised naornia. Speaking of the Maxwell group singing of familiar Provides correct uniform support at EXCEPT A REAL ACHIEVEMENT every point. atnily, Shir1t', Neal and chil- rolling the ball for 10 frame. ski registered 17 points In hand- 68 Christmas songs. tionally by CBS. SUNDAY between the 44-7-10. 'That'. all ing the Rams their victory. Bradley 114, Oklahoma 88 CROWD" "ALWAYS Lren. $l.4.och A Christmas program rmd soSL 84. TCU 711 there its to it.. Don't knock any Ohio In tiordon Bradley also had 17 will follow the meeting. Neal's been quite active cliii 0I Howser To Yanks 0 Drills Set Wichita 68. San Diego St. 54 NEW YORK (AP)—The New SPECIAL $5.00 Refreshments will be served. ur bowling circle as a league of the pins down and don't toss points In a losing cause. BROWNSVILLE. Tex. (A?)— it into the channels, either. SOUTHWEST If In other games, the Lions INTRODUCTION BAUER a AU members are urged to be 0110, York Yankees Tuesday received The Nebraska Cornhuskers be. wednesday -Friday -Satirday 2 p.m. you can do something as "easy" dropped the Colts 30.20 as Jun j-lusston 87, Washington (15 wnisw any visiting memand FLIGHT shortstop Dick Hawser from the gun drills today for their meet, Present Barry as that, then you'll hire earned Henry bucketed 10 points for .., - " Lightweight, flesh colored. Provides Baylor 90. Austin College 69 ell as any retired L ben, us w 0 k I e ing Jun. 2 with unbeaten Ala0 Cleveland Indians for r firm sully adjustable support. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — a prim FAR WEST SPECIAL SOLO COURSE .......,...... ULOO the winners and the Jets nudged U. S. Civil employe, are inOne an Ills any wrist. ..4JUiough flick Barry. the Na- IIMve you signed-up yet for the Vikings 3640. Ken Alford Brigham Young 113. Chicago pitcher Gil Downs plus cash. barna in the Sugar Bowl. LADIES NIGHT vited to attend. $1.4.oc "Zonal Basketball Association's our New Your's Eve bowling with 17 points and David Me- Loyolu 1311 HURDLE RACES... TUESDAY, THURSDAY MW AIR TAXI CI*TWICATI COVIU INTIU U.S. U. of Pacific 813, Portland 54 shot u'i clrh1insr4 with an ....,.-.. 1e'H sune Murray with 16 directed the safe —.--.-----.-..--------------MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN Lung Beueh St. III. Valparaiso. injury, Sun Francisco's War- one for you here trying to top- Jets' attack while Mike RIII REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS 7k_N Iia ps'ovlds &m genik mppolt la wsskenid 4ors handily beat the Los An- pie ten pins. Get the details Charde and Randy Brown had Ind. 72 00 100 NANDS San Jose St. 89. Nevada 63 bs½ goduco .wcllini, sass p.1* sad help y aeles Lakers Tuesday, 139-107. at the Lane.. 14 and 10 points respectively ISSO 111,1 111111111111 cesuaoiu "I so" in the wily other NBA gunie, Cozigrsitulutions to Byrd for the losers. 10 conibius normil ath1t1os with a minimum danjN Of AVIATION AVAHAI FOR Pace Hired .he Boston Celtics squeaked past Brownell, Jacob Wallace and Ed The league standings through -'-I-.-PRODUCTS TIAINIM• 01 All TAXI NASHVILLE. Tenn tAJ'm he Detroit Pistons. 116-113, In Wagner for coming In mm top this week's play are: 1W ftnueapolis. for the' Seminole Junior College Lions 2 1 Vanderbilt University jointly hired Arkansas aide 13111 Pace = bowling class. Remember, if '1kings 2 1 a I means I column by 2 inches. ARCADE 2 1 as head football coach and Y. A. Tittle completed a ret- you're a studunt at the college, Rams Esso HWY. 17 - 92 Too small for an ad to be OPEN DAILY a 9 A.M..è:15 2 1 alumnus Jt,ss Neely of Rice Uni,rd 212 touchdown passes dur- you'll have a choice of either Jets BAIT 310 E. FIIST effective? You're UNFORD :noticed or 1 2 versity its athletic director MIDWAY BETWEEN SANFORD & ORLANDO lug his professional football Monday or Thursday afternoons Cults ON N*H WAY 41 WE GIVF TOP VALUE STAMPS .reading this onel U 3 Tuesday. Eagles starting in January. career. *1 n ___ V -..-- I :: S -- 4 �All T ,.g an!urb brrath Dec. 21, 1966 Pane 6 — lii ..... .•.-• I)r" PARK AVE. at 25th ST. 1 • 41.1 7 -jw .1 21, I f'f!Ø 7 I9'; THESE PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY, DEC. 28 L J STORE HOURS MON. — THURS. B AM- i P.M. FRIDAY — 8 AM.-9 P.M. SATURDAY — 8 AM- B P.M. I I "DEL MONTE" 'II -S MES F. Teghtmeyer, 'oi of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY DEC. 25 Tvght in e y e r, of 2808 bnch Avenue, has been .rnmmiRsioned a second 3leutenant in the U. S. 1r Force upon graduetinn from Officer Training School at Lack-land AFB, Tex., and has been assigned for further training to Amarillo APB, Tex. (AF Photo) "LAZYAGED" BEEF Q 70 7 NO STAMPS SAVE MONEY INSTEAD! T EAKS of her SAVE 21c DeBary VFW POUNDS Meeting if ft ¶1 '. ,r4 L 2.. "LYKES" oked SAVE 31c SIRLOIN CLU' LB. 7 ROUND LB. 78c SWISS SAUSAGE HEN TURKEYS LB. LB. 8 ......... LB. 4 BACON "ARMOUR STAR"—SAVE 11c B GRADE I-LB. 4c PKG. "LEAN" WESTERN LOIN (HALF OR WHOLE) (SAVE I) PORK ROASTIL BOLOGNA ' - iS•'. :-. - . ............ ', U H 15 12-OZ. PKG. WIENERS "ARMOUR STAR" LONG ISLAND (SAVE llc) DUCKS M . LB SAUSAGE ii .......... I0. (SAVE 50 ORANGE JUICE "SHURFINE" I L FLOUR CRANBERRY SAUCE NOJOD POTATO CHIPS RICE TOMATO SAUCE YAMS .......................... TOMATOES SALTINES PEACH HALVES 19c "LEAN 'N TENDER" CHUCK... 39c ,.,..• 4 NO.2½ 5100 CANS POT . . . . - / / WALNUTS, BRAZILS PECANS, MIXED NUTS. Ia PPLE • • FRESH N CRISP FLA. FLA. GRADE "A" LARGE II "ROME" COOKING APPLES Cello Bag 4 LBS. GRAPES I.B. 1 9c • I I 68c . QUARTERS .LB58C jj PUMPKIN AND MINCE MEAT EGGS C KIM • DEmUS EACH P0L1E BEANS • "RUSSET" IAKING 20-OZ. EACH M 23c :. CELLO 4 G 2 POTATOES ......................5 LBS. 39c 'FRESH' OCEAN SPRAY ONIONS P I E 29c Doz. 111 3 LB. 0 DAG 29c -----'-- F' per 30,000 I ALL GRINDS ' e.7 (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER) tdd. t 7C ----------____ "VEGETOLE" Shortening C 3mLB* CAN 47 U 14) (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR ----- ' 01 BUTTER 68 1_ CRANBERRIES. 'U.S. NO. I" YELLOW "SWEET" RED EMPEROR LB. W*)INTQJ STATE "FRESH 'N TENDER" I ........STALK I OC LB --•."••-••-•-••.• CHRISTMAS CANDY (SAVE lic) $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER) Ii • Lbs.0 p SALTINES R1°° STEW LB 5 ARMOUR'S 1-LB. PKG. SHOULDER ........... ...............HEYLLDUTY 57t "SUNSHINE" KRISPY I LB ......................BOX 31c "GREEN GIANT" 00 NO. PEAS ........................ 5 S J°3 $1 "BRUCE'S" CUT NO. 2/2 CANS 0 (SAVE lid "KAISER" ALUMINUM . ....... TC AA LL N10c .... 4 . . . BEEF e LB $r "O'SAGE" "CAMPBELL'S" FULL LINE OF 7 .................... ... I-LB. 19c "MONOGRAM" $ 9 GROUND C .LB "LARA LYNN" "EVERFRESH" ........................... ..... . (SAVE 160 .............• 'SHURFINE" STRAINED ......TWIN PAK 38c 4 RIB . . 6 CANS 89c 'SUNUTE" 47c . (SAVE lic) "SEALD SWEET" CAN I 33c BONELESS (SAVE 210 . 1 NO 303 $00 • CANS "LYKES" PURE PORK BAG (SAVE 11c) CANNED c T BEANS....••...,••••.S. 5 "LYKES" PALM RIVER (SAVE 11c) (SAVE 1k) LB. 78 / 6-PAK "NIBLETS" KITCHEN SLICED 50 TENDER LAZY-AGED BEEF LYKES - -- "COPELAND" ALL MEAT (SAVE I Ic) "A" ROASTING HICKEN 0 LB. KING HE "FRESH" 'FLORIDA /BEEF . ('l)flt. "LYKES" BUDGET SLICED (SAVE I Ic) (SAVE 2k) f 78c LB. FRESH W6 ANGELES (Al') - The estate ci the late comedian Ernit, Kovac, once estimated at $2 rnilh1on is worth only $16.164, says his widow. actress Edie Adams. Miss Adams testified In Supes'ior Court Monday that debts and taxes reduced the estate's value. She said many of her late husband's Iiolding were mort.*ged and about $300,000 in unPaid taxes were due when the usdhi*j was killed In an auto jiceidejit nearly five years ago. 73c LB. NIFV Al". Itv ,U)IIN ( I YORK' Over,lti(IOV. I'(I in '11(, (It 1IbOflt h si bli' publication of, The I )i ? h of a Pr's ident a r. ;nme of the hlgrMt dollar .itn in publishing history. Vilijim M;Inch.- Mrt!r. th anhor. wmlkl h4come .1 wealthy n under his tact with Look magazine. and hi agent wuld recei' one of the higest commissions on record. The John F Kennedy Library v.oijld benefit by hundreds of thousand of dollars. [.00k, v.hich offered S665.000 for serial ruht.s, would have a clrcnTft10 spurt. Dell Books, which reportedly hopes to obtain reprint rights for a million dollars, could hope for a sale in the ml!lions of copies. This book, nevertheless, is not 10 much an exception as the continuation of it trend. PubHsh. log, which still retains remnants of the rolltop desk and bareuIb atmosphere, is expanding rapidS ly today. cVi the Author; Giukt wilt' at. i test, many of its members- have very meager incomes. ' The Guild estimates only a few hundred authors make a livtng solely from hooks. But, of these, about it score have become veaithy In the past few years. Profits of some pubIihers ha'.e risen Iharply. Their stares have been in demand on stock e iiaue.sAnd they ha %e been e.i.'r1y -otight t ' r erger cndidittet-.. ThL' .\incrLtJ,t:1 I)uu1c is literate flit on1l. in Inc o.141e sense knowing how to read and write. but it is becuinuig more .t id in its demands. In response, publishing receipts last year 10 per cent to more than $2 billion. ('In petition to publish quahty orks also stiffened. The office \t .tnchester t agent, for uxampic, said the serial right for his ork brought a higher hid than anyone expected. Manchester reportedly tittend to give to the Kennedy Library most the hard-cover book profit beyond penes. lit' a .idv ancttd $40.M) pre sumably to cover expenses and other cash iieeds '. hilt' wurkiii on the book, tnde'r a i)')PUI.It' toriti of cotitract. ait author receives per u ut of the retail price fur the uwuu 1. !.5 ut-lit (or the next .i,Ut)0 anti l - r cent for all copies buend \ ;\V SAVE 31c SAVE 21c SAVE 6c * •• SAVE7c LB. 58c SAVE 31c "ARMOUR STAR" (10 10 14.LIS.) Comedian's EsfteJAw c Dollar Signs' Showing In Book On JFK "COPELAND" PURE PORK (SAVE Ilc) "OLD MILWAUKEE" Schedule of visits by the Christmas seal mobile cheat X-ray van has been posted for .1u. B through 7 by Dr. Kenneth M. Wing, president of the Seminole County Unit of the Central Florida Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association. Jan. 8 the unit will be at Dynatronics plant No. 2, }lwy 17-92 from 10:80 to 11:30 am.; at plant No. I from I to 2:80 p.m. and at Dearborn plant from 2:80 to 4 p.m. Jun. 4 at Oviedo City Bid! from I to 2 p.m. and from 4 u. 7 p.m. Jan. 5 at Chase and Company fertilizer plant at Five Points Vroxn 2 to 8 p.m.; Oviedo prison rump from 4 to 5 p.m. and at Jamestown in Oviedo from 6 to 8 p.m. Jan. 6 in Sanford at Garrett's department store 200 East First Street from 10 u.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 to 5 p.m. Jan. 7 at Midway In front of Fleming's supernwrket from 1 to 4 pin, and at First Baptist FihUch Church in Goldsboro, 1101 West 13th Street from Ii to '8 p.m. - . Lh SUGAR CREEK Sked Posted 4 68 LBO6. FAMILY SAVE 21c CHUCK Mobile X-ray * B. 9 Jy MRS. JOHN LEONE Ytns of Foreign Were Post 8098 of Deflary, and Its Auxiliary Unit, hold a joint Christmas social following busiiwas meetings this month at the Firemen's Recreation Ball. A film, "Our Borne," ,ihowlug activities and programs at the VFW orphans and widows home at Eaton Rapids, Mich., Was shown with Howard Middieton opuzatlug the projector. The - post and auxiliary contrib ute 10 per cent of the annual poppy sale donations to the home. Christmas tree at the meeting, which was decorated under direction of Mrs. Fraucis' 'Beckley, was hung with shier tokens for children from Florida who live at the home. 1n business of the auxiliary meeting, conducted by Mrs. Aflee Belnert, president, reports were hoard from Mrs. Greta Dunning on the recent poppy sale and the annual pie end cake sale. ContrIbutons voted Included $10. to DeBury Library Fund; $jI. to Radio Free Europe; $26 to assist a DoBary veteran for Christmas; $4 to Memorial lighted tree sponsored by the DoBary Business and Professional Women's Club with donation made In memory of four deceased irnit members, and contribution to firemen for use of the hail as a meeting place. efreshments wore served fol. lowing the meeting. P L 17.22 TOMS Has Christmas . ar' the 1nieal Answer to miniskirts. ay s1.ir Qitant n' f.on4on, enntrriiershl mod ntInr. The Innovator of the minisklrtc says hrevit% dress creations ha forced under ear to heror.e out. i'rwrar. This drr., golk it1i matrhin. -. - on the sale of copies of hook %hichI %uukl bring u tlo' to the be-.t -.elkr hist .1 Ut hor in ght retel e 4u. After that, author and his agtui: IIJ,t e ret I pts -br tirtteti 4ttud It'eIgII uLtI'tt5. tf uchi rii,ti'ktts cxi for tht, work. An author ti.i.s ''the'- i-i hts L'la' I trst serial rigkito tx liii, the Uttl4)I'LUlIItv Iii' Uiag4,tic 01 lit'.'. -.ptper pi t't't.'11tLttULt ('I part of the book in tttvimev of pub'1 ie'at ion. -.uit-e'uiit %V Ili ttnne' priuieiruh from 'ttt'st -tLLIL i-igttt'. .etd to Look for t'iitltt' ,u staIttiut(I I4PI% . I, 10 hl ttiLt tit thti., iguui, , LIL;ug't' '.'t'itftrtnet by S e agents tttice. In 101St t'.'uiticts pit an is titittie tuIct'liie Ii'.'ir pi't'iihuts te!e'vl*Iun. iu'tioii I)k'ttIrts. pl4I I iIi1s geutertiltv iitui.tuui '. IIfl thit .itittiot. -- I the e ' i LB. CAN tlt s;i;:,.00t) (I I.iI1; OtIt. WItI UUR $5, (II) iAl W1, If ( ll t1W11i , Pik- AS1 II t*'.. to it ti'iutiance for S S ----'---'•"-'-"e' -, • -• S �- W -A 11 .. ". - _. ---- .. 1. - . - - .- -_ - . - .- .. .I--- I - . . - . . - .. . . I .. . . -..- .-I. I .. . .. .. .- . - " 1. '• _% - __1. I __ , . I .1 . Jetstream -11" - I - - Program For N OWC "stewed black cat on broken B' DOTTIE AVSTI Co,/Jee : ' ,-"M?AH-l3 who have scheduled and this was followed ,a 11 : I -* * O' .. :. - . . 1. 4 • k.' •' - •.• , I '7 1( h'i :.. lQPWqW-rrTT7&_,_'717__1.11 . 11 I ' -.z .. 11 I r , .. " .. -.*,:~ P,0-.,:,O.~., g '' ~~" , ~0 - , WFTV. 1 zcurth third Norma n' herr Sh The Bat Indies have been wives discussed plans for bolt- Wheetles was in charge with Springs Colorado anti received activities Thec also n"king on decorations for the d her AS degree from Mesn Juntivc. officei ex-arnine ,. HOSTESS CIATB. RVAH-IS Officers' Wives are thnt will be in keeping comed Olivia Thnrne. a new bridge chairman next mnnth. , coffee _ with mr College in Grand .1untion right Caioe Ren n er goes to soik on posters busy worng o decorati ons and potr for the member. • with the overall theme Coln. Shp has wnrked fnr several .1arivary change of board coffee. At left, Dora Grif . . 0 CAROL BASTIEN. president firms as a secretary and has fin and Mary Putnam. wife of the squadron execu' .' : 21ghtful and very different sur- a formal dinner dance at Orserved two terms here as NOWC .iJ'e and we expect they'll all lando Air Farce Base and most of the RVAfl-3 EMW Club has all the couples are planning In appointed Pa Movian to pub- lsentfltive be "low cal . .. . -_ . -, i . I . liclt7y. Pat Crank to charms and, Wawrsk-ling. golf and other, I 1h 1rhat was nnt the case how- dividual parties during the Iit '.h orRng' 1;dI**: A sunchine spnrs to Pat Linda .ltmeson to USO and h erpp eel y- h the TMrteeai wtve days :ppropritit Irn - who also spends threc a din's pitnilty. S were entertained at the Idyfle- wool, as ii Red Crns~ volunteer Linda and Cnrol~ rnd Ji"i 1 TflP 111Th - ---xdlde home of Libby Cox who CASSADAGA HOTEL was the Gray Lady. cc baking for the tISO this month served doughnuts, frozen pie and scene of a recent RVAB 3 1 ...r I Old Custom At the recent meeting In the rultull t,onc \1i raffee. " I eon honoring ThIfl wives room members greeted ptiOfl I I."Chjr]otte Croinbie was we].> .. This Chrictmis if ,nit V wife of the SQUBwuu executive kAll %6med at, a new member. officer, Cdr. Ted Daum who is welcomed back an old member to replenish 'nur suppic of 0 0 çarnich e.iieh g]nsct 4 I being 7 *,!leu Chriqtmac, nrnnments, -aschino cherry. h 3nnn Flyman. BULLARD har; ERL . . . 1: I : ' appeal t I F i 1' ., . I. Wi il 0 '4 I U Christmas I .-i . .1, t 11 i ormann ty Enjoys Annual - I -1 . 1 I - I jp,', and liarchin on a wire mci in _____ - and story for centuries. TIIUUgII d . . 11 V.11 .11 .,.~-, rj iw -: 1. - ,. 1. _f,4, - _.. .- ""..Y; __..: .71 1W - , C nrittniit turh II(11I . .,;.;, . .., ' ' loiidt ',hirlt - !",,, ~&.',.T-- .'. #.;X-*y .1 _ . % .., I - . • 0 Jl and .lotir -, :W~ I~ I . -,;~, . ._ . 0 ::~,', fl- .' - ,_' ' ;11, '- .1. i I 1 '.'11"-- , . .. 0 . Z ., -.. U!, -- Deck the halls with boughs 4,.1. I. ~ __ -" - .J. .A _ A , ; ! i I in her spare time she enjoys al, mming and reading.! - I r I a .1 .~4-~. R_ * 1 f I - - . 1 .: E _: WS T OR PRESIDENT CAROL BASTIEN (left) accepts 1 1 xr- 0 C A lk --aveftft Sweaters Shirts Robes .-______1 1 0 - . . Ii I eflrStglimpBeofthelivingfireandrdjane inlshea-aparksr trillfpuu&isaion suits I that glows fmvverl . 51 - i "RecolFlIfted amag sm authorities as the ! i .! 4 . . :- - 11 so i8left Underwear Nag;" , dvsiy - Arran ge ments ...afl ouqs*$s prlc.s Acc"sveees you can afford! Manuel Jacobson I . I t. 4 IC t & I' • - il- • if A li t poir ..1, ''f I 11 _,., -•- p er :. . J tb. Library Downtown Sanford Across frani 112 S. Park Ave Pèwaa 3222363 -- ' Welcvmed Iroiji ' 1" X'2 1 -i'll i ' o rn rt t iiierite Couple REFRIGERATiON 322-8812 I . Ij I 6 . - ...R... ____ I A, tj " , i> Fl i & Teleflora Wire Servi ce . I ..I I",r 0. : f I ,! I I .. I I i 2221 Gra peovills Ave. 322-0886 _______-_____ O UR P . -k.. BEDS • • LEADS CHOCK CHAINS I I . ,*"Zi ' l 6, _1' " _lor J,11j1J;; Ctj THE LONG AND SHORT of your these two "fObeb't C" be limudled 918mor011114 With j'ie. llig home for holiday ltrencl~ Milt (left) StSYS At eb out tO light UP a holiday partY. oullix is so elegant it cali venture out Lor length robegu(right) is or li tgy lit home, teamed %ith loilver t,u U11 % b1grk tit, 1JijVpvrb, Jur felotili't tutt-AAMIlig during the yuli-fide. A ' i lit - - ' ppers for S1* Family nt*ir A L.. WATER HOSEIII SPRINKLERS and all other GARDEN J. i I f. i NEEDS WAFFLE IRON & GRILL :. I -4' 1 fAV ' ASIC I- I 2 LX to ALL SIZES Z. I ALL SIZES - Shoe Shine • ft Department Lad es' Men s G*ft i i 95 95 • iTO 2° Purs3vep 3 for all occamon Varioty of styles and 0 99 2 Belts TO ........... Cologne Sefs ...... too#** .... $3 To 650 595 54 Pajamas Robes ....................... 7 TO 110 Sport "''".'"' TO WITIJ * 1,O)o Le. Liur -_ . :1%1% S b so JACKS 99 99 99 99 99 3 0 S- 99 4 Cos ume Jewelry t Bracelets Charms Earrings Necklaces I.. I & 12 -- - Blouses Nicest selections in town. 3 DLI )'I 1ñQ '" " LEATHER CORDUROY A good choice in block, brown. cdmol and loden green. LEATHER SCUFFS FLUFFY PILE FABRICS Wido Selection in many colors 99 HILL HARDWARE 2" 5 ' .', 11 to 7" - th'~ IG1PTA, V . -For Ladies & MIiS ---i )priv.t. v, .ppss ..;t ' 4;) -3o d.ely 4v -/,.- 9 W195 I Tp.,i l.'i.itt.nd P1.,. 644.0316 - t I •' - 0 DOG SWEATERS - . I I 1. ...Z, ,t %). Ties _ wilion".4 Wiggery IL ag FLORIST & NURSERY i .,.". '1--.:,T11A/, ! L;,.__ '' .4, I GRAPEVILLE +f %, , _. 'I.. I . / for loliday delivery MAKE ITA DOGGONE GOOD X.MAS! -. ,.,.,.. ',' 7 , 4. ' I ' orders :'- 1: " - - I I rl It( it1 now 0 HARNESS , - niid cocktail wt.. -- tin elements _ -: avy ?t piinclitniwl itistice-Adams . '-" & Accounts .01 11'1~ ' 1 manly appea~ 'it I 1 $495 MI Chribmws- , •• • Y r.,-$ I Jewelers ;fi 4 ~ -s ~;" ' Sales & Serv ice 1. ___ 1!f * I I ' • A. ,111 !"Wov,8 _. V. j !(a ________ UVAII-6. I hes' :11i41) )'l ('IVP(I N (ii;istn: wh en I 1 li:i ll have tur• least Is over, you' s I ..-". . .1111. ,,:%-,.:: 7, , I , I 3 of J CCOflu Time hexachlorophene protection can serse a dual :e for young face. Without make-up or under mal.v-up, thin lotion V.1 protect. tile shin mu also erve us a mis. for ti trnIut ( nit. • 1: I ~ R SHOP *, at i OPEN T. P.M. VY NISIIT UNTIL CHItSYMAS. 4 . 0 our OWN f6ciod 1011140111111111i" tre"I : SANWD , £ 1 lAttle . - --w& lovely Berkshire Sto:r'.ings in V*ir fasUs* Christmas wrap. We i~a*v hiv fwor'te color in hur exact s&& 1,4.r.15 ,'.-" pairs IN I 1LjI41T I 3 -It oung 'I in i' bt115itit' arid hlenhabh prone, arid titiels pro- • ThE çT!Jtt that IIt&.&igiiten her HoJiday-'4ile' . L 4 "' 1. • - s&Boys Ladles' Gris' Men' . BERKSHIRVEr. The thriU of her lifetime, to receive h diainozicl° & II - --- .- -lor 1 - . I tIer. 21. 19f Isi! I . I _______ for glamorous giving world-famous stoc ings by • Gift wrapping (U.S. Nus'y Photo) . . • - the RVAH-3 drugon rosseat fmm retiring president i iiiiiiilllllllllll ---.&bp 11 II 1 I/ ..". ? , &anfnr?t irrnU 4 j LOIION PIW'l'F'CTS SKIN _--ôI 1 - __ / - ' teetiun , , I"? ..'1.1 - ' ; I L J al. - Tenn. 1. *1 handsome cerainic Is sin En)o'zng the gathering and prcsident Mrs T \V Mew, given a C :'se:il1 r Thompson. piece made )) the ensuing dinner were the vice-president; Mrs. . G. J{tlrcshments were served, and 3fmes \illiam Jpaugh, H B sid, secretars, Mrs T c StinThompson, treasurer: .NlrHerCliristmas gifts exchanged. The 1,oI0'A I I 1, E Ervin, Frc-d Pope, Clyde 101 tlit com.tri who prefers son, J M Mo'c, C P Harkey, old llkenb.ch, captain of class teathir, Mrs Chaniot, -r ,"ll'"ll laundry .; and .Nir.s. J. L. Clark, Dem psey Carnes, group leader, also was presented a gift front W)t to 4'r'l1' (I'S ii ound IIn' l)lLthiI 00511, there's Henn., McLaulin James Coons, Chaniot cia' It ache r IC C aPPhtithi( which can dry The Thompson home was Porter Lansing dOd Miss LIl other liii 1111)1 rs present we re, beautiful)' di corIc d ill keepU P tO t% (1 1iotitids Of \% t elotlit '4 Lu. Kirchbuff alter Br(-)oh-s, INIrs. Tom 'I'll(! portable drN-er takes 111) 1 ulton, \l N John I O'Donnell. littli spacei (l4l h I by 12 SA, .%Irs. Garficld Walker, Mrs. Carl i ll(-Il(..$) and operates ()It regti\Iotr, Mrs S M ItiCharde liii house' Co I os An- 0 ' 6. . ( : .^ ( ' " - I Military Academy in A ______ •-':: -r - lie k a ct,idert at thn 'layc _______ - \ - I' hnfl- penf1 the (hrlqtma 'r I to \ew Ii'tce, the litidni ioui1i Will re%ide at 765 North 11(lach St., Ormond flc'neh. rpi 'IN.W - ~f . ~61_ _.D.,,\., f - _____ _- V infr,rrlAve., ha artive'I home in en -\ .1 1 1. " k L. 11 r,'n1J(I R rni fr in1 IIII il ______________________________________________ \trs "mItti ' is ( dr. atlil \trs C. It 'iiiitIi Jr. It fto i rs in t iiii't he iliill Turk lionorvd . :111d till int (,rest ill g. They NII(IIII(I wei ( 'i. lute ro' 1)11(15 h' Mrs Vv ' Willi in'ri illetits cocktail dinner part) h the ( tuiiiitiaI da cookies and a called Christ I xg~Ll for AII-6. Thompsmi. I V.il , which add sparkle and 7est. officerm anti wive.i of ,ed -;ortment were scr% c, i Seedless grapes iud toaclid (,r/'?bOwski ) Itobi it (ji Li 'Ilie nlorful event w;c In Id along with ctrawherr) punch " .;~ 6 -livered ilitionds combliled w'"' fit tilt! parly rooms of the Tro- 1vas niost entertaining it.,; fie re....../!i~-', coffee, nuts and mints. , )N. , , . /(,A.. lendvr pleres (if turkey lit a - . -11, * % aoinaily ;itiecdot"s counted S delicate cream smisec and cer'• ph) Lounge. A gala Christmas hcitecs presided at the silver -is used throughout file ciated with 01r. Smith's pa,;t N;Z~ , I '•? iren highlighting tIn. deiora thre(' iirs with tlii squidron delicious entree with the ser1ng were XI J , - -0 i - ~X 7 I When preparing the incal use lions was a centerpiece of white Ife coilchidud by presviitim, the V, 1 I .6 . . . I '' * t,., . 1 bowl , . %A0 fnweii ptiff pastry pntly shells. Imill lions sprinkled With silver couple .1 heatitifill plinch ___r--_ .1, -cs, INIrs. Clyd % ~10 % tilt-, ovell 111ter oil the dinhig, fall 1;illlply pop thelli into 1 . . Nirs. Cecil Davis. IV ;lit set. i 'i laid %vith red linen. 1~ I, 111111,1110 , ~ 01r. Thompson thell presente , .dw,!-~ ______ delicate layers At I I I ) ' hit honored uniple with a stuni i p istr 4rs. U huh to \ sung iiort.iblv hit Attached Qill') \ '11111K1 \ ' [ vi one corner was an u)grdc(I i pkg frozen patty shells d i ross 'yj Hostess mcmi 1110 and displayed 2 tbsps butter or margarine I % (lie front was the Navy %Vim's ii cup slivered almonds I u e st s .itt ruling iiiihtiiliil cup butter or in tigarine 1 zaiea iuo .t the refix ehmtnt t ihie, pi lot to ('fltelt.tIfllflg 10\V -, .. and .1irs. Ifolille, pare th. Dash pepper pastoritim. Sunday afternoon. The Smiths All: havL L.. $1 I Final plans are being all- .11r.s. Smith, .Nirs. lioltoit anti ered at the J. P. Cul!en home I tsp. salt (Ilei-ald P1101.0) a six weeh- s old son, Steven. ~11 -, Jii notinced for the Wedding of ,Nliss Chaplain lI011,ifl(l. an Ea.-zt :!nth Street recently to Dash paprika BT$fl STO tIN i Nancy Karen Justice, daughter cream I 1I'll visit and enjoy light refresh4 1 I egg yolk, beaten ments before motoring to Jim by 15; - ~ to, V I -r Wo hayo "09 Cherokee Circle, and David cooked turkey Spencer's for a "Dutch Treat" 9 clips IV S.S. Cologne and W. Adams, son of Mr. and \lr'. stacks of il_ cups seedless r.nsinc dinner. Mrs Cullen presented .1. W. Ad, repire patty shells acefordpair of holly careach guest a I - . lovely :~f Road. rings upon arrival. Ing to pachage directions. gifts. leading products for men 'Ike ceremony is l)l.innul fur The spacious hing room sun in 2 tablespoons butter in skit This Is one of the es Day gift suggestion-Gift boxe& great Fathe ages. A ~ The newly formed R1_'TII ing with the season of Christ- let, ,Saute alinonds 1111til ligilt 3:30 p.m. Dec. 2:1 at tile First porch and d`ning room area was brilliant With exquisite class of tile First Baptist mas. The Nativity Scene, witli golden brown; set aside. Tile[), Baptist Church, with Ilev. Fred - - - Most unusual, too! CUt) Chance officiating. double boiler, melt 3407-n XMIERM13 Yuletide decorations. The re- Church met at the beautifully each member of the Holy PamAll friends of the couple are LARIMM freshment table made a pretty butter; add flour, pepper, salt, 191 Charge if! doiie Ili ceramic of FLEMINGIS , stirring until blended muted to attend both the %1(l picture in white and crystal. It paprika 3 ceptionally ill- .smooth. Slowly add crea in, stir- (iiiig and reception, Which will . Was overlaid in white lace and T. C. Thompson for the install. - Thompson, %%. GIFT SHOP I -stal punch bowl, tiOn of the lie%%officers and spiring. and.y. The,n flour follow Immediately in the Soci.11 322-ION held a er.% OPEN THURS. & FRI. "FIL 9 ring coast. i SANFORD PLAZA 210 E. FIRST ST. prize, a beautiful small of sauce over beaten egg hail of the church, canapes an a 0 crystal trays The doot -. During the Crystal, two-branched candelabra with lighted white tapers. man), .~Irs. W. 1. Crabtree was won by Mrs. inaming sauce, continuing to Radiant in the low of candJe- charged each officer as to the Thompson, , J4 . I Crabtree. 2ight was an arrangement of responsibilities of her duties. Add turkey anti grapes. .6 1 The following officers were incrystaline poinsettias enshrin- I/ I ' - At-Home ear Ventures Out For The Hol days "' I ff 1 , ... _.,I— '', - . , -.' i :71 . 11 Steuer p .. , ' ,;x " 11. I.. . -i. : ' I . Ruth Class Installs New 01ticers At Meeting I - " intu re e o.e.s,an aredcan ams Mr and Mrs C hcriodie in a white compote lot a rid cniith Mr and Mi-i Clar- -. :: lA itli Pt P u " 7E~ ,.., aidPresent nt tit the even', 'ift de gre turned off o in for ditiuti to .lunt itiad Al Lormanii hail! hour or so _____________________ were li arid 'iire Oliver - 11. - ' t . *1 , carol carnntinn'.-those uvid J KUHLKE sweet scented flowers tal.e their puce gracefully in a huh JO KKE is a Sanfo"d nu tiv wile is married to Li. Ro des arrangement The hulls leaves themselves bert huhike of R\ AH 3 They sus "Merry Christmas' in a have, a daughter. .leiinitir, If way that oidy these glossy. months old. . thorn-bedeched leaves can. Tile Jo it; ways and means chair'carnations add it fillip Lind a man al Thew Epsilon Chapter touch of bright color to an ar of Beta Sitma Phi. treusurer , , I ) , , rm Inv - 'S : Truldie'*- Stu at " iiin - I ____ ... For further embellishment I The sixth annual Christmu ornaments can be painted with water color' or heAt tip marl trs 1 rt and dmntr of Lorniann ection of iBm Ganderton and a spoon for her new baby girl child's toy sleigh Ever) family has its own ens Sue Ceynowa. Jo) Michelle. Two newcomers, Jun. 11 will be the board meet- Laurie Nadel and Jull Patterson toms when It comes to flowersing at Beti Jurrell's home and were welcomed to the group. -: Jan II is the regular meeting Mrs Mary Washburn compb Traditions are wonderful and I :: date with new afficers to be mented the club on their faith. help W build the feeling of conthat i MI important to -: elected fu) won for the USO It was tmult .lan. Li. the two membership noted that E. Quelland and J happy html)) life. However, it 15 lti OII ot uision to Vary tradu :Wilms will have it luncheon at Albert will won on a' mural ': 1:':30 .9t thr- CPO Club. It if, Said decoratt, tile Cfl ane to it SOrntIthUIf. new that the lo'.ing team will serve ballroom Decking tilt, hall! with bouglii Y' . I tii in , A 'V _____ 'To g B .' ________ - "' F I i,-4~. #I i .1 _ I 11 l rlII ' Make Unusual Holiday C4" _ f 1k . . I i . I : I . ;. i .1A 'i ' - • ;-' ; .,fr, Sanford Personals I ___________ It 1. I t1,: j.,! 1; I -I '.,.*1 .:.;._,. '.. .1 .~ ____ _________________ ' i .. 1, ' David Dove (if 01-Illoild lleaell. When tlie return from a trip ~, 'e( ____ _________ bottled - •tI! 1' Webster, the skipper's 'wife, with a program on medicnrt ttu' R\'AH I) EMW Club . 9. . , Gladys Morgan wits named Rainey Olson. wife of Cdr. J and ]Ls benefits. All mernhen, •' k Io't1 old custom besides cay ' 1966 Dec p vice president. Pat Kelly secre OlAofl, the new executive offic and wives of enlisted men are 'f ! , , a .ing money. And since it* qa er: Rozanne __W_ I..- .41. perfect project for children. it Schneider and Johnny Juby. . - tit 7:30 p.m. er. I I 1i . . ~ I 1,I will keep thern gainfully amused Mary Lair presented a beautiDu: 'ag tht Jeanette Hendrix is the new . ful silver water pitcher to Mary t 4 -a. . - will trnvel In Illin%I NW%4 I All I of the club and cam ou need for tiltenter, i~* .& ~ .1 11 city, chair- an behalf a ') , I prist art two I iLctwn shcll Pal Niers as social and mooted that Ma s spirit- fl1 spend Christmas in Philndel nan haIun 50(11) ittid bUtts and never-exhausted en phiii tnples -ca hnspitallt) chairman and Rose urn starch which conk up into • • will be greatly missed " ,..Ai. .=and Jeanette on the telephone orgy W ii clay. Mt together in a "However w are not saving : committet. ey N'rite Pindyck sleeper f (or toddler. A FIE"XIIING Nit ) ", .11 : I pan two rup! baking sodD and! THIS goodbye yet. Althnugh Ted will THREE ATTRACTTVE n1fic.. and white It has ruffled Z No= meeting has been set red striped in candy cane on cup corn starch. Stir 30 p m Jan 10 at the be leaving for trathing at VAR ers wivtc two hlon&c and a and front yoke treatment. for 7 I - ~.A : - ; and ow. qufirter cups wawr., 4W . = at Whidbey Island. Mary brunette, will make clectinns i' ' __ 49:1 I .p..wives meeting room with free I . H,, _.RLBUTT i Mixture will he vers, stiff. Cool. will remain in Sanford for three difficult for the tiffice al vice I L-:;baby sitting in the Sundt*, BETTY ." INS I over medium heat about four I more months before tile family president nf the Naval Officers' Hendrix and Pat Eel- loaves for Rota, Spain. It is WiVes Club. Jan. l. BETTY HURLBUTT is from minutes or until thinned out - Ib Jeanette hoped she will attend the The three wnmen running for I Elizabeth. N. Y. and is the wife , mixtures .suddenly thickens. Rv-! The Society of American FInr- wayf and should not bu ne, 1W refreshIF I , , when! ft I 3 Officers' Wives functions. tile office art- Pat Burch. 3o of Lt. (jg) James Hurlbutt. ~ mnvu from heat immediately ' losFy mag- lected, but taere are time. 'Webster. kuhlkt and Betty }lurlbutt Ex change officer. The transfer to a plate, cover with imlia leave.,, tombintd suth U is fun to tr something dii Na Recently ttit members and I ferent. A Ezirag can be as un- ~ damp cloth and let coal. Special guests included Pegg, y, have a daughter Suzanne. =' t~ v-nead =their husbaridt; enjoyed a potas you wnuld dnugh, and Inatte vtdvel ribbon and artifi- I &I and as different Ls the Wood, Claire Daum, Ben Col~ NDER THE MISTLETOE a swag 10 imagination allows to malt Cliii g"npis resh Flowers turn tht resulting Ua over to fee and me? Rose avy Lea gue Holier Mntor N 50.'- was served with Cdr and Mrs hang con the front door this, DecorLiting the Fwag is pure- i . . . 1 001- y0ut 10"li9st irf & 0 0 0 well as serving as Li Gray Lady :r:~Don SuMvan and Cdr. and Mm. flat+erirg hairdol I 10, also enLet them roll it into little I Christnius holido'. Sparkle can'l%' a matter of chnice. However, pensary. She at the dis Say Merry BETTY GREGONIS has been iI - =R. S. Hopper its special guests. hails. tear drop shapes. snow- be added to the swa g with a the weather in your locality Will! Joys playing golf. etty nne .PW named new president of the Sta• 'men. angles or whatever. in- I iew snial.l Christmas tree dec. I dit!t1lt1-* whether or nnt fresh! Betty hils nialy in . -'- BULLETIN of "Dates to Re- tion officers' wives with Norn a ! flowers or fruit' may be used Heir Siyiing Solon lord ii few months with preunus sterting ii snip of colored cord orations Open MI 9 P.M. Thurs. & Fri. omber has been published 'WbeOUeV a vice president and ~ Wreatlif, are heuetiful on duar-'Christmas L-re baRs, ribbons I Cnmblning fresh c-urnntions; duty statinns at .1licksonville, card or it pipe cleaner in tiltPH. 322 - 4913 - I artificiLd fruits; are all pracLic~ i Ifor CPO Wives Club members representative to the NOWC I end of each for hnnging on the 2201 PAIM AYL and the more traditit and Athens. Gu. T outd oor use in an climate. , ___________________________ "!'NOIth tilt- first event the invita- board. Carolyn Holt will be seetree. Ornaments can be rolled 1 1 is an old-yet-new Christmas de' • • nn to ten with wives of McCoy retarv-treasurer , in glitter. or colored cord can' Election and coffee was held coration suggested for the holl-~ *;:' ' -`4 II . .Z"%r Force Base. which took be pressed into the clay to form .•- place Tuesday. at the home a! Mickey Ander- day season by the Society of Ii V I .. . interesting patterns. Moiswn- i , ,,.. I. , .".. American Florists. S uch a bnu-." 7 , , ,,,,., - ,.,;, , :Z, ,1::**,~t*-,'-~ - S'. :: Friday tit 6:30 p. m. in the son with Carolyn Courtney as I _~_- * 1". / . ' it I Th nnd Mr' V I Vniicr Sr 1 • ___________ - -- - 1 ,. • - . 11. . - I overlaid with an ecru lace 41 __ . kihd ib cen e ece _____________________ arrangement I d S flanked b two large red and white candles. Refreshments of a varietv of including Christmas eookics - Ornaments Annotinccd ,,r The Christmas theme also wa carried out in t he refre shnients. The dining lable %%. __ - ___t two siockrng with the names of cons scott the pactor c large red poin and Ste en .. ;"a' . I I _ iq cnleIllnI7eIl the eddiug ci fln it I ci De e. In in I he First Ith ( huRh, cit Ormntid flenili Paul 1 81k dlii IntIti lle Attendants were Mr. nitil Mrc I rndecnrtttcin;th a beautiful ranopn 1)Cafl(Mti1t scene on the coffee table and PAT BURCH 1. __ ¶ I A Christmas theme Ii * I Ilea ( and the ('hnreh recen tly pur. chased the residence at iiS e for the pa1ortu m Park had been completcb1 rmiid and the Smithc zracmucl en leriaiflt'd for the members, 1- " I j, ". .. , - I ".. it,, 4 PAT BURCH is the wilt, Wcdding pastor ..-.• 1 During the recent coffee at with Allen Ruth second and officer. Bernice Walker's hmnc. the Wnman" is -icon daily over .t M.,' sion. hold at tilt-, wardroom or. Hold Family I uth fln hnn flent h nn 'Re' anti \rc Freddie Smith The 'th er ei ice and s ilv er in la'h md \t1( ciii (vfl he cinuni. in ',infniiI fciri mCmnInIZ c a seetml r theli illillilee Ille held open house at the Central trays have Mnre thin itl mtnthei' iitil for Rev, and Mrs. niith cthec ç1 Baptist Church pactoriun IIIIZtIII'I \I ic I ni lii' fluk' il1 d diii ing the :ip they were gifts t ccet ed from friends Jnhn(. Sormnnn, of ()tinnnd the churches where they served ;ciintt r-... thri" guest speaker. Fran moonlight boatride board the statrnn was ahig Specinlguestswerethepar- succcs with 14 couple'; playing arltAm 01 Channel ft. whose Eci';t for the Mod ent of Robert Schiammer And Pastor t3tIie-Nt)rmmin Open House For M embers GOOD HEALTH for the Mod The St1on Wives 8 In chfltV em Woman will he the theme for R PARTY DINNE mom- of the shop clothing drive for nd subject of the program Officers' e fl\7AH-12 th the NOWC change of board dee hers of I)ec'ember, with henv respnne I dc cornI trnn and coffee set for Jan 1 Wives and their husbands was n In and room fu' Il reii Hoswcs squadron for the event followed by a parts at the home more. will he the "Bat Girls" of of John Brubaker In Deltona orThu first mixed bridge sr~ by a . .~_, k -%.- , 1 Carolyn Cnurtncs is making decorations for the Thrift Shop. mio! % .. " 0" Wives DI.an RVAH1 "I - - .. * or - I 212 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD - I . �_ ft: I Cookman Senior Completes Tour As Intern Teacher At Goldsboro Warplanes Pound Fresh Red Drive uthVietnam (AP 13$ Arm. units elsewhere "normal mflitary °°" AIGON I '87 Z min'°t. ts :;V. pilo U.S. B52 bombers pounded At mported killing 25 Red soldiers arter the 48-hour Christmas orth Vietnamese troops Just in sporadic contacts during truce comes to an end t 7 am. slons over North Vietnam Tiles, north of the clt'milItatlzed (lay and ranged close to the bor. three operations ranging from Saigon time next Monday. der of Communist China in one t od ay in a continuation of 7' R lOMAS IL The order was qefl of them. Mr Force FIOS Thun. to smash a fresh Communist Saigon to th e northern border. South \'ietnamese troops ie- fresh public drive south b('f0tt it Stfllt.%. pilots re ported dedederchief Misr. Elmira L. 3udsnn, dr(?5S(d to the combatant stnying a railroad bridge on the big bombers struck ported killing 4f1 Viet Cong to use tl, Christmas truce sen ior at Bethune-Conkman Cal - le-us than half a mile above the three widely separated engage- tiles northwest rail line as a means or arranging peace the main lege, has completed buffer area. U.S. Marines about 20 miles from the Chinese talks. The teaching at Goldsboro School. dashed with Communist forces menLc. rontier and 13.S miles northwest About mnn fo1 miles south of the de- Cnr'n. William C. Westmore- separately f rom Emperor Haile fof hanoi. She will return to lassie of Ethiopia and from. Most of the raids, however, land. commander of U.S. zed zone. lowi ng the Yuletide season and 11 hUng for an hour and a in Vietnam, told his troops In a Abdul Rahman Pazhwak of At head Into the home stretch lfl coastal areas of the h i n heavy fog, the Leather- Christmas message that the ghanistan, president of the U.N. were leading to her graduation southern panhandle nnd in the necks beat off a ,et Cong mm-- world Christ sought to build General Assembly. Men Phu. May. The B52 raid was only the west around Then r an small-arms attack and " ll move closer to reality wi U.S. pilots claimed damage or The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .4 of ri dges 7 mi ll we continue to assist the vIt- ninth of the war to hit i nside 'Robert Judson of Pompano rn-Inc namese people in their search North Vietnam, but it was the estruction to 13 b g four. HAROLT) B1XGHAM MCR Beach, she is a graduate ni seventh heavy bombing by the tary buIldings, 12 storage Ar(a cacualtic wer termed light. for peace and tranquility." two railyards and an oil storage Blanche Ely High School. KJlO?l. ve lug program under It was learned that Weatmore- StFOtOfOrtA since Saturday • Miss Judson was 'very acti land's headquarters also Issued ther inside the demilitarized arcR• at Blanche Ely. She was a sorship of Seminole Action OrLike Tiger Fights orders to U.S. forces to resume zone or just north or south of it. member of the marching and gnniznt.ion. Interested antnrb brralii stir The objective Is to smash a new RECO M A B Q U E S concert band, Library Circle, are asked to contact Rev. Amos uildup by North \'iethamese Page 10 Dec. 21, 1966 Future Teachers of Ameri ca Jones, sponsor. (AP)—A fish with the fighting • Back To Fiddlin b regulars believed massing for a * • Club and Dramatics Club. As , she was queen of Merry Twenties Club held its spirit of a tiger will be throughBUREAU, 111 (AP)— Violin sophomore n South.Afr. the class and was the football Christmas parts Monday night h studied by S UGA R FO national plsiving will be a new line again for W. A. Johnson 66 team's Sweethea rt her senior at th e home of Mrs Lena Bar can scientists and hr a 'cy, B1 Castle Brewer Court. tou ism congresshere, accord- who retired as a mechanic after year. inc to the semi-official Luigi- 44 years %ith the Rock Island Also, during her sophomore Club members exchanged I il lie.' 11 ftri .• ____ - I -. NO STAMPS... SAVE M E '( INSTE ARMOUR STAR nt '4 :cl ________ w. ltlilt. '" hPIAXWELL HOUSEN C-- - • Iiniii i", tTlir l)c'e. !l ' . • - S I. - TOM OFFEE TURKE I IA -d LBO 04 01) , - • e ROSE Q1'EEN. blonde. blue-eyed Rathara lien itt of Pasadena, Calif.. n ill reign during the 196 Tournament of parade Jan. 2 - MISS ELMIRA L. )Ul)SON Pip. . R .. I .' )CANE 4th S . 1100 W. 13th St. • r she was inducted into tbL Prof. Ian Garth and Zacohus nd ning together. The repast of the His wife, who is a musician, maintained a 3£ average evening WflS KenWek! fried Zan do Merwe vill travel to the bought him a $5 bow for his through graduation As a Senior chicken and other Christmas mou th of the Inenmati River. violin so he can take up the south of this Portuguese cast hobby where he left off soon Superlative, she was voted goodies. Af rican teiztory. the favorite after he married. "Most likely to succeed." Pvt. E. Barnid Bingham of Her hobbies are reading. deo ut of the tiger-fish. "She changed things," he working crossword puzzles, and the U. S. Army is spending the hi C South African team will said. "She ta ught me to read holidays with his parents Mr. try to find out the reasons for music." writing short rtorieS. ve and Mrs. Clarence Ford, of Th is writer asked th e na ti vceptional ernnhativity of the Until then, Johnston played Miamian why she chose teach- Coolidge Avenue. f ish, when caught by hooks. 'y ear" like his father. tug as a profession. "1 chose Bingham has completed eight he tourism congress, the The couple at one time played teaching as a profession b& weeks of basic training at rt. sagency added, %ill study the together in churches and at - I - I . Mrs. Sallyc F. Bentley, who lug as Supply Clerk. Upon rewas her directing teacher, feels turning to Fort Ptilk. he will hi'that Miss Judson will he an at,. gin on the job training in same. Pvt. Bingham is a 1965 gradset to the profession. "She works works real hard and Unte of Crooms High. shows an eagerness to learn," said Mrs. Bentley, with that Christmas Musical Excerpts from Handel's Messiah will be familiar smile of hers. presented at the St. John Rap. Stephaniea L ya d i a McClain, tist Church at 5:15 a.m. Sunday. Rev. B. B. Whitehurst, tenor; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rugus Sonja Cherry, soprano; Young McClain, and Toni Michele smgletnn, daughter of Airman and People's Choir, Special Quintet, Mrs. Johnny Singleton, cele- Sofia Cherry. Pamela Cherry, brated their birthdays Friday at Nelwyn }Ietiderson, Cerelia RnReal Haven Kindergarten. Cup berts and H. B. Whltehurst; cakes, ice cream and assorted Miss McllnUie Cherry, narracandies were served. Each child tar. at the kindergarten was given a The program: Narrator, the birthday cap and a whistling Disciples Prayer: King All Glorious, Young People's Choir; blow-out. * a a The Prediction, Narrator; CornPrince Albert (Tuby) Slier- fort Ye My People, Handel's Messiah; Every Valley Shall Be man, of Washington, D. c., visiting his mother, Mrs. A. L. Evalted, H. B. Whitehurat; Sil Sherman, of 1320 Lake Avenue. cut Night, traditional; Period of Sherman Is a former football Rejoicing, Narrator; Glory to great of Croorna. He also is a God, Handel's Messiah, musical by special quintet; Rejoice uier prize fighter. a * Greatly 0 Daughter of Zion, The Messiah; He Shall Feed His David Wright is visiting parents, 4r. and Mrs. David Flock, The Messiah; Narrator, Wright Sr., of 142.2 Lake Ave. Luke 2:8.16; Cantic]ue de Noel, traditional, soloists, H.B. Whitenue. a burst and Sofia Chery; Go Columbus Burke, of Newark., Tell it on the Mountain. The public Is cordially invited N. 3., is visiting with relatives to attend this pre-dawn Christduring the holidays, a a a nuns Musical. $ Miss Irene Katrunka Jackson is spending the Christmas holi- At this glad commemoration .1 . Of the birth ua s erc with her grandpnrof Christ Our King Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. cuts, May you know Jackson. She is a student at 1 the peace and happiness Knoxville College, Knoxville, That faith in Him can bring. Tenn. MERRY CURISTMAS AND Crooms High School Broad- HAPPY NEW YEAR. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. casting Club will present a Th omas Jr. and son, Christmas program tonight at Darryl Keith 6:30 on radio station WTRR. Be sure to tune In on this special MRS. SALLYE F. BENTLEY 1 0 - a -. . . . . - -- - l -"w •- 1 . - . .., • _ IY1NI S1GI4ETON an3 Stephanie McClain colebrated a c4nt birthday. - 10 / - W I' - _• cause I like children and enjoy Bonning, Ga., and presentL use of the tiper-fish to attract variety shows. Then bit; work Fort Palk, La., working with them and helping iforeign spnrtRmen who like to ruined his playing and be dropi where he has; rnmpleted trainthem," she said. soc their lines hrokeii. tk I it; t_Y *1 Experience Invaluable To Roundaliers . 71 Al", ped the violin. •' . gqt - t- - ••. • •,, ':t:;J?:.•I .'r' - ;•' • on Need To Use You Newspaper Advertising Think So You PREACHERS are all — against 00 Then Should preach only one sermon or so a year. We sin anyway, so why harp on if. • ' 4. ________ GIFT EXCHANGE between directing teneber and in ern-teacher .. Miss Willie Agnes fliggins teacher at Hopper School, and Miss Elizabeth Allen (right), intern at Hopper and student teacher Bethune-Cookinan College. (Herald Photo' ' . Enter Laughing, Exit I Jesi,e Vi ll cgas, director of .Attic Theater's "Enter Laughjag," uiid befnie the aliow, he hoped the audience would "exit laughing." r' His hope was rcnli,ed. Not _ a east encounters in trying to produce Yiddish accents (which they mostly failed to do) the iiwssuge comes across. The dialogue is bright, fast.put-ed and entertaining. Tom .. -- " Y' they laughed uproarously all t through the show preiented Friday, Saturday and Sunday to disappointingly small audieneca. However, there's hope. for the show will be staged again on Dec. 28, 29 and 30 at 8:30 p.m at the Attic Theater in Caeseibcrr' (that's where the former handyman Store was located), Tow Greene, cii Orlando Junior College student starred In the part of David Kolovitr, taken from the autobiography of Car] Winer, now a famous producer, director, writer and Tom is in every one of the 17 scenes and he does an exc*Ilent job of the frustrated Jewish buy who wants to be an actor while his parents and girl want him to be a druggist The way is rough and the obstacles are many and we won't tell you bow it comes out, because you still have am opportunity to it. Despite the difficulty the TRAFFIC LIGHTS Should be turned off at dangerous intersec tions to save electricity. Everybody knows its a dangerous spot ' and that is sufficient. TEACHERS — No need to review lessons. Tell the children just David—"a good boy, but mad," with feeling and understanding. Good directing is very cvident in this play. Jesse Villegas has gotten the maximum crcativity out of a green cast with only three persons in the cast of 14 xviLh any previous experience. We have to mention David Tilson, who had a annail part, but. "made the most of it and probably get the loudest laughs in the show. Villegas "overaicts" to tjust the righ degree as "the actress," and of course, Manuel Bu1uo, as a reiti director c former Attic Theater plays does a good jub us the director in the "play within a play." Viliegas takes a small part UK 'Pike," the dirert.or's aiM-ant and Faye smith is the P7, innocent young Jewish sweetheart of David. David Druediug dues a fine job as Marvin, David's bum. blung friend, who lives vicaricunly through David's unbeliv. able cxploinui. Pat .. direction of E. E. Mlnott. The Hl-Y and Th-Hi-Y and Future Teachers C I ii hi of Crooms High will participate in a county-wide Christmas carol- the law and will obey. MAIL ORDER FIRMS y iviJ are' .i''xi' FTT%' I that send catalogues are wasting their they'll shop at home. IF YOU ARE ONE of the foolish kind like the Noire Dame Cathedral O Annual scholarship award Marsha Pope is a sophisticat..contest, "Young America od "Miss B" and Nell Drueding Speaks and Acts for Peaceand Victor Trackeray are efunity-Service," for high school fort.ive as the 'Mama and students, was announced at the Papa." Thackeray with his December meeting of the Deii t Bary Auxiliary Unit of Vetereat to capturing the Yiddish aria of Foreign Wars Post 80flavor. iit, by Mrs. Blanche Frye, local John Lewis its "Mr. Forechairman. man," David's long-suffering "The lathes auxiliary to Vetemployer, did well with the emns of Foreign Wars believes gestures and lines, though be in the integrity, ability and elcould have been a bit more fectiveness of youth. To en. plaintive--he had a right to be. courage youth. to stimulate Harry Cronk, Mike Smith their Ideas into the truest and Jenni Ouiff did well in meaning of patriotism and good their bit yuirta• with M±t d cn.iLenstuIp, the organizations jug an excellent job back stage invites be youth of today to with the sound effects, while I participate in this annual echo. lLiiiet Liudlry handled the larship award contest," Mrs. lighting that is so important to rye stitted. this theater, in the absence of Awards total $1,750 to three a curtain, on the "L" shaped national winners. Local auxstage. iliaries am. give an award and This ambitious group, with the Suite of Florida will yr.still three performances Of sent U. S. savings bonds in "Enter Laughing," to go, $100, $50, and $25 amounts. ready working CD casting the Any high school student may next show, which we bear is to enter. All applications should be heavy drama and "adult- be returned to the local auxitfl*" entertainment. hiary by March 15, 1907. In. We heartily recommend that tted students may contact you drive down to Casselberry Mn. Frye or Mrs. Alice Bein. during the Dec. 28-50 presents- ert auxiliary president. lions and see the show. It will definit,Jy brighten Largest city in Kansas Is your bolidiys.—Dottle Austin. Wichita. — money. Everyone knows what is sold at stores in town and of course contest — stop driving up and down the highways. No need to caution drivers by patrolling highways. Drivers know VFW Announce Scholarship B — that has stood for six hundred years but still rings the bell every day to let people know it is there, and if you believe in consistent, profitable advertising, then you will . . $ ADVERT C 151 I N THE DAILY an(nrb ijrrath — A . T owels . . . 3/$1 . IN ice . . . . . . 31 c 9 . Flour . .' . . NO. 2 CAN '3 DIAMOND' SLICED Pineapple . . 4/Si .00 . 6 PACK 12-OZ. 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"Man In The Dog Suit' is a .omedy but even so, it is soil I way we 'om mentar on onthe acrifice our dreams for s'.kurity and safe niche'. We predict a bright spot on 1lie stage for Dennis Carr, a weolner. who pinyrd tin' p.i ii Ant hoiiy R n)i'it i. ., relat jvci.. nmnr character. ~ Cart has a natural poise ad Stage presence that is instinct he and his ''Anthony" was very real. That veteran secne--tealer, Tiin Talmadge, made his several brief entrances as the strangeIv delude "Mr. Real" were de- , $htfully fenny and earned him pontancoUs applause at each exit. Claudia Rlvtiw 1d1v('d 014, pretty lush to a hilt and Bunny Logan in her first role wit h t he Roundal iers. deftly portrayed the aristocratic mother's cold steel hand in the soft 'ci- I vet glove. Ronald Lee, in his initial yenas director did a fine job (if polishing his Char a cters and l.ringing out their a h;ihities and talents. : Saundra Conway made a pert, pretty and properly frust rated wife who has the good sense to i ](E(Jg!i ize t hat safety and happy cur ity do not make a hu-hand so sacrifices her own to restore her man's et for living and through him, hcr own. .Jirn Blythe, properly wooden .ns the frustrated Oliver was not quite able to throw off his inhibitions in the dog suit to make a sufficient contrast be; twc"n Oliver "Out" and Oliver "In", hut in his first starring role, Jim carried his part vell up shows promise when he gains enough stage presenci' to relax a hit more. Valerie Colbert, Joel Conwtiy and Jerry McCabe were adequate in their parts and Bill Sharp, a newcomer, also demonstrated a lot of natural hunt that gave believability to his portrayal of the stodgy bank president. Bill looks like a batik isident and was well cast. Dennis Carr gets our nomination as the "most, promising new actor" and we hope he'll stay with the Itoundaliers and come up with a starring part in a future production. Much credit for the hmooth- : ~ nehs of the ShOW g1 p et. to tin backstage workers who kept t 1 sounds and lights on cue. e thoroughly enjoyed 'The Man Iii The Dog Suit'' and rethere vvr,- not gretted j,'(iplv ill the audiItitafly 11t02C the hard-work. ewe to support lug east. —Dottie Austin. - - 1•4, pi' netiie ti1 ini'il ill t wo 11 Quantity *Iqhh Reserved GREEN PEAS OZ. 24 PKGS. 2 " 79c E V E RFRE S H" DINNER ROLLS 2 PKGS. 0F12 - C 'EVERFRESH" BREAD A £ 20.OZ. LOAVES 7J I' • : ; _.Z. S S --• , a �,:. •.•• •• •.• -•. ....._.•.,--• I t £ ptwa*ppp*%C%~~w Vfr~0__'_, +*~ N~~~~~Jll` Edgar has Everything ,as u to fill your Christm , ~,:*1:-1" 11 . %-~~., ,~. ~ .1 I - V, f X, , rto _ _ I I __ Shopping1,011111160! T :ç. 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TP the iI /s (WI Soft, springy, at,iorl.nt cotton knit Cut Soil, .unior in the tikun ('IC"' 1175 - - .11 4 * /j - -el ' . : I r ear Give e) ZIER * 0 0 I I , -.__ 27 stt .L,eIlillIV Jewitill aictor Rib knit cotton briefs That 9;v." with every movement 49r lull-time comfort. . waist inc-5 Iac Heat r.siitant iv...iastic Saniorizsd cotton broodcloth mat neads no ironing. Full cut and _ wa ean comcuriobl. fit. R.. Pataniovcecl at stress points its tams. solid cøior. Sizes 26.42 panel sisal oil-over po$- ans. Sizes 25.42. girl WI The absLuel won't: ., IC 35 3 for 2! 3 35 fcw 2 0 1' Re /, , : - .. -~. - \ ____ - .. ROLLS FOR C foil. ru D EC. APER U 49c 10 , COLORFUL, READY-TIED ; TAGS & SEALS 6RO" 59c 7-LTOT I, - 1 f , ,.)-::-.)_,_ 1 _~ , .. # .. . 0 99c ".. -,- ,. EXTENSION 1 ~ 49c 49c OF 39c -. AARD PAINTED - 1 I FIRST QUALITY, DRESS ____ ------$ 0O --s..... -1 ' -' •, - - .,,. 51)49 • 'L 3 - :1Tt0. 1 Just in time for all your holiday expenses, too gifts, travel, home Improvements, new clothes, color TV and to pay all your bills, old and new! the 'fobddeii'fragrance JADE EAST . Once you .,~, !- '*, • ' . 1. - join the TELE-MONEY plan, you can borrow by phone and we will mail your check the very same day! To join, Just make one visit to our office. Come in and join the TELE-MONEY plan today! - . •I- i. .r. . -1 I ~-.. . . . TELE-MQt.'Ei pan .z .n ,' C 69 J:fQILLETTE BLADES Ill i'l-- ------- $129 ___.__------- __ SHAVE BRUSH EVER -READY 4Tl -... service ei our company in this community, % ' MINUTE .... I : AN by • WY CIAM 1TI i . CONSUMER FINANCE SERVICE I C, PUFUML $3.DC to $LBV .COLOGNE, S2.0 to S.50 -• • ..1 L . . . . ANIORD ho South Miric,aii Street. ... .. VA '. -. F. 2.40 1 2 ORLANDO 32 Wett Central E"julevbrd. . ..... . GA 2 - f7 . • . • - - 42f.,(1 j 70 Nc,,rth f/ • /- -,eruv: ,,,, \L~ -"43".. TEFLON TREATED, HIGH DONE . - - I -- C $l' AQUA VELVA • ., 41=0 ~j LA t1l t..1 / 99 VALUE, BOX OF 10 11.34 VALUL, 14 OZ. CAN PRINCE ALBERT ZIPPO LIGHTER 810. *7.01 - -.- Sill VALUE I uIIlu. °" - LANVIN'S p S939 a (C BLANKET PULLSIZE,72590 J iu her Aipuu. I "11'"O' ! tiieludlnglhiets. _L!cI_.jJ ItIjit, 1ukr tItii .brr,lrturuIk. TAMPA NUGGET SUBLIMES 5319 jj.!;.!: I , -'ri, j - 25 OoVALuE,iOoFiz 73 -.---_-._______________. GLEEM TOOTH PASTE 59C o VALUE. FAMILY $IZE OHIQIAL, HASINO - - -. 1. CAMERA OUTFIT a/Wirl KOTEX NAPKINS - $499 $II.$b VALUE KODAK IN$TAMATIO.f 04 c trtittftti Tf,i I'Ir?igut . JI "'. "t LATEST STYLE - culm-, KixiApisk - CLOCK RADIO TOY TELEPHONE .4 I - __ _ If 1, 111.1.11-:k" %I .,..... 4 I •• -- • ' $2.10 - Rio. $II.SL POW IBVUL$2UL $1339 :2 . p .'" 51)33 __________ I IIU AFTER SHAVE • KING EDWARD CIGARS • $9,111 WLSET f --i "" - LIGHTWIGHT, PORTAILI -' IuIles&wt cup liuuks. ERMA 4jt4rjj ____9 $69 OLAS; $ 1 37 ' JolNUT;••• ......... 'k - • . .........,,. . \..\ "'' or )14 14 I POUND, RICHARDSON ____ 14" OHARMUI' ,_ , , - C ~~j $1.45 VALUE, 10 SUPER STAINLESS ' '- $999 2l.PILCE NSINBRACER LA*________ -_-~--j 9-1onitlon light- - 59 OL VACUUM CAN COCKTAIL PEANUTS bL,t:'oe.at.tr 'xtrit-widt,.lot. .10` 13 BABY DOLL ELECTRIC - $1.10 VALUE, I OL BOTTLE .' .r 4 - i MIXED NUTS u . 5129 -- 2 Li CA $)99 • CANDY MINTS ' 00 -\ 1=iIII I 884 --- HARD CANDY -. IRACN'$ I $ __ $ (,, LB. I 500 --- dAOLL I'uLh sir $ 199 1 ... CANOE COLOGNE DANA'S __ 3 11/16 OZ., I - 1 1` 1 1 2.1b VALUE, SHULTON OLD SPICE SET $ ---------------------- -FOOT Witt herhan,t and sha walks all,n4 with r\ h' J Cluitttnuta box o( amiorteil '" 12no FUSHBULU ;',uiT 2 CHOCOLATES JJJ 5198 - USILVANIA i_r ö[Ab1b1iOR FILM $317 1 OZ. $3.00 VAW , $1.95 VALUL WA 2 LB. 1.. o*, , 1* III 11 tnreiisle $2.98 VALUE, BRUSH, COMB, MIRROR with the New '2 TELEMONY plan! 59C r I . ''___ - - -- ;::.:::. FRUIT CAKE ___!'_ DRESSER SET - j ( $9O S5.00 VALUE, LADIES' BOAR BRISTLE BRUSH ( ZU i2 anit '$tG ' RUM&BRANDT ° $ . LlM4T 2 / Si 3 SHEER -' 5 ______________________ 41 ___ Year Pr.scripfoiss. Be P.yuuq l.a tAacId PilIIaq .........• LAST I IIOLCAM$,YOUR TREE TOP ORNAMENT tree topper. .y t I'. THRUy III 9:30 P.M. "'t KODACOLOR U I L F ITI . NYLONS u Yo $1.25 VALUE c . A.M. War. Not II JUST brittiches. 77C OUTDOOR, MULTIPLE MESh' AQUA NET OR WONDERFUL titliwItha stand. I ALL STEEL, EXTRA STURDY i 9 HAIRSPRAY CHRISTMAS TREE: 3 TREE STAND * LU I SBc VALUE 'RU', 3224270 PHONE 11alf Gallon in choice of flavor. 29c 12 -------- ' REG. 4 FOR 43cJ!i9!9 CREAM In diameter. REVOLVING, ELECTRIC 4 FOR CORD 5 E $- 399 REPLACEMENT BULBS ge, ORNAMENTS ' - SHEET OF PRESSED COTTON' ICE COLORFUL, ,. COLOR WHEEL SANFORD 2438 French Ave. 790 VALUE GLACIER CLUB O.neral Etictric, $.F.ot /j IN • IIL (AD) 4 -7Drug Store 1!0~ HAS LOW9 LOW FIRESCRIPTION PRICES STRrNO I ."I ut, _A_ I - 9c l ( \\ -~I .i - NAPKINS CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS ~ 11 T. ' - ii L. Growing 000 h our ~1_ ro ---- MAKE-UP MIRROR IRROR $7.98 VALUE, E'1! HAIR BRUSH $3,500 I I _ r.s' pnper.wlar RICf I 150 PAPER or FOIL WRAP . 39 ---- i Say hello to I -At~ 5 CHRISTMAS COLORS . Ijeq ~ RIBBON SHEEN k j . am 11 , - DANA'3O1- ';~ - ;, 1.11RGEST GIFT /. I Fastest Amevicass EXTRA WIDE 't':_.. \ AMBUSH SPRAY COLOGNE Z'' S 1% - FLOMDXS .. MINUTE - - , -Irl. - ~ . COLOGNE and take up to 4 years to repay! . 11 I'J 1 1 1 .' l'1 OHANEL Now you can borrow $1,000 to $3,500 !, ------- 111 •L'J I MEN'S COLOGNE & AFTER SHAVES111 I.' ".,.,.-1: . ~..!,r..,-, ." -- • AST * I, . FROM High-count COUIT'r SIPICE 1929'' - "-- . f111L. •./1 . I.."LV KNIT BRIEFS 1 LO /tIINUTE J 4 .: NANORN JR., OWNER . 1, - ..,'..-,. - - ,..j/ _________ , p WASH and WEAR SHORTS \ Cirpets . "" ism SEMIPtIOlE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. 19 W. rd St. • M. L. • PH. 322-3)';J '''lhlG SAtIFORD and SEP9ll1OLP __ _ I 4 - o. JUodUi iuni /F ~Jl j i YEARS RS Furniture I W 1.AIJPIDRY DRY CLEANING "PICK.IJR AND DELIVER Y SERVICE'' I'II$ Sanford 1. surpnse... ;:'••- -;--- •;. 17-, '35 3 forI . V -""""""""""` OE 35 At Firnt & Palmetto 'iki post office to growth of the Community (Alon!i Library and the entertainment programs brought to DeBary. Life memberships '\tre vots-d for Mr. and Mrs. Reari&-h and Mrs. Butler. Accepting the gae1. Cottri-ll stated 1 am humbled by the61 0 Furniture record of the past accomplish• Tile Pianos .. Inen ts.He stressed that byRental Reds laws call for an expanded pro- :~' so+loii knit quart.r.sl..vo shirt. Looks equally wall as an underinirl or spore shirt. Long tuck-in won't nd* up. Sizes S. M, L. XL I . his services as house chairman S during the past 5i\ years. Citing work of the ;issociation, Reanici; called special attention by ' • trolL aeeoPl gavel from Chester 1tarick. ret irin i iden1, after election of iwv 0f1'h'ers at the (wa1u7.at ion's :011111:11 Christmas party and business meeting. him . .i~. __.. (3 Cwsiwl Tofli 'I 1. . '. .. lot n,oximum comfort and smootn fit. Puto whit. finish Thai stays ire i.looving washing after washing. Sizes 34-44. il. ~ ., N~ - A. .j•. 't4 '! advertIad mi The Breakfast 'Club TEE SHIRTS ( , F . ATHLETIC SHIRTS Surnn, ~ ;j'f '----: . # I . I. lli~i 013 Di ji.rn. :..:.. I II. 11 *, . ; 11.11 % influential and talented peo Claire H. Fellows. ,4 BOX OF 115 ASSORTED • of Dt'H.ir join the Civic As dent: Mrs. Charles Creasey. re ............ cording secretary: Miss Loui'e Ciation and help make the cc 6 }'ick, corresponding secretary: : muflity a better place in wh I .. -o"... ve . he concluded. •: ,$IINUTE Mrs. C. E. Butler. treasurer. to li musical program on 1 and Harvey D. Jones. financial _T kin Christmas theme "as present I secretary. Sell In stepping down from the of-by the Seminole High Glee Club. SARAN ICICLES fic'e. Rearick thanked officers • Refreshments ere served I and chairmen for their efforts in past programs and paid spe- lowing the meeting with M SNOW POL cial tribute to Kress Walter for C. E. Butler as chairman 13 11.k k It : j j~ lo ~!-W _ , 400~ l,~~,__., • 4r ",.. LIST : j IF . , I As Ho EMIR a va .00k... ' i ".111F Is IJnderwear . 1, ~:,~ (IT1)' p men s, ' GRFE'INGS I ~ ,~ 1. ~ '9 % PLATINE • , - " ', r' I l. Cot completely 'U,4rONDIflAAAC/ bOJRtd 1. AI I, , I. ONCAN .: . 1(. h • . ~, ..A_ I Cot.rell succeeds Chester Rear- istratie talent and expend in DeRar - on problems of ic'k who has served the tion as president for live differ- COmflUiWnity. ''The prei'nt membership ent terms. Other officers elect 'i arc ,00 is not timugh. I ask that I . .* BY 1; : I . .. ~ . e,r.~.-~ CARDS ., I '. I CHRISTMAS , .•,-• : NSnKME - I ,- , rç / , ' ,t-, ,. Sense.. 1 ~ :. 5 -7 *, , . ,, ., .~,,*7 ~;~ .,. ',I ~_~~.~ :-., ,~ ,~.~- I ..~, ". .- A-* * %V,at,:.~-!,. .. .~ ' , o 0 ~., .l.1_', ,~ % ..,Saves . ~, ,.-- %,~ 'I.,,,",.t' - ~"#.~".- :: -_~ . . 1 . ~,, .i 1 I. , -~_,.,;.' _ lat% I , -::~: , 11.0-It -4-,. ~ 11 ~ , ~1,,K;-. -.1 ~, ' , ~, . "'c"D - . -4..•..J4 -5,, YW 11 • The Perfect Gift For Christmas! 11115 .tt. 19 1~ . 1 - Makes - TO .11 . , , '-' rt-~,' I it~. iT , I r I 1 at - 711 ., ~ ", .,-/ , 5I.t'- • - P,.Mio9 "M a.B.Wuw ISO T - h L. • / :''s' xw~ -r- . AMBUSH 20 CARATS 1. .1. the For the Girl Top of Your List... Other items and Gift Sets $1.00 to $8.25 . .." . 4•- i . The Gift Shell ..4pprecia:e MS1! P-1 0 j / I4 also available in £TV . -.-... I Ci ie As'.o.'i.it ion p-ams with e phasis on del DcBary elected Charles B. Cot trell as mining needs of the commnt president for the coming yrar , and in seeking new membc p at the group's annual Christ mas He propo'ed setting up a ci affairs committee to use to party and business meetin . vantage some of the adii the Dc'Bary Community Cente ... ofGift Sets by W11111111116 U HAND & BODY LOTION -• 1. --` - _` / ) $3 . atgrantCOmln.I in a shimmering rï J ', gift aI!e. r : 1~1_1111~ .L J,-V~,'-.~,:.~,~4_,~, 11flUW( • - A superb collection Distinctive After Shave LOt Exciting Cologne $3.59 ,-.,:. ~~U 11 ". r Two of her thvrItt Midnight COLOGNE an 1 -' for elegant Christmas giving *1_. they throii Fridu Us dii enew. ° , • B . , up1. • w.v1dW ( 1-. .......-.... . Wman 71M MA at MAW W-ZANCL i I I - -- ----- 0I 4 - LJ1 '. ) COLOGNE , ( / A , 144 At ~ __ - .1, •' go TA , -• 1: .... o '66 IS A GREAT YEAR FOR Co fl'• 1 I Of DeBary Civic Assn. papers __ 1 .5, ~4 11 .w.L •......i -.+*.- .-..- -.. "I nndPnris nowcone wrapped L 1)0 Ind!viâual go 'AmnntEmcraU designed ez• in' .riii jWdy t1D give in strikinith' handsome Christmas :Ü7U1Ifl,Ernerauda, L'Origan and Paris..perfwne,spray Jn. ti water, bath oil, tale and dusting powder. m ist, to , -ri','il hi Charles Cottrell Prexy / _ % ~,. I It Is. III.5 Charles / . $'l) lii'i litlIlluir I, Ifl1t7 --- • I •• -. 4' ,u,'t' iii','iiii' III )v rill = I . I TPU _ _ - I' 111 ** llit1 file, 'if jJq 1`11111 Y., rl_7~~ffi~K ca hai yoirCZü. \ ) . .1' \ "' . _ - 144 ~1 . river i\dnui.'il n t-i',tliit j,, Iiu'i'tiq,t ri,vm fi;r ItIIililitiEt 111-114.1 411. iinlitnit i'iIl, "in "'i ,lht1,i,qn otlil I iul, ltiuunhl,'v ..- Study .hin I;, r'.ii'i'hi't 11101. nf Ih'' 'qfhi,,! 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('OiP. 41111 (fill nnil iii tullitta;' nitil ,nr$tate Roid linrInie,it, it vn eers. reel inn of i-i'imt I •'d 'liii ilitilt" anneineed nt ihc' tiieet ing of In et her net ion, the bonni I'll fl pn I I h'litnt i,tii 'lIlt Ow ,-ini,utv nnil In'51 ttIstiI I It'' 1 tinil ili'jtittl uuietit In q,'hioiIuiIs' I lie tsts'i'i'l( ; _ l Traffic F' IA s' 1, 11, .I~" 'I City of ('o,,n$ ni i,dv - f I h' mle i 'i'.t i*'n I qiIllIs'1titiii'i '' : i 'Uh1ly t',i iniq'im e't i' lilt, I. ,tfItli%. Ifl,i't .\sh list V i:4iI I h' nt'.- ii,', ,,f hit' itupit', I '''I r''ti-, it' II, ,h'( 'f SR 4:(-44 - 4H in 1wt day. fill, ils.tiiqjt hi 'q _ ( flIllilill i('I! will) iii -iii'i III 0111 flf hit ,l,ii rItisI II, '''ILL", hit' .'ne' !4,4 if 11111.1it. ('itv l'he ml inn hnq been 41 1 141l1t, S 111,11oll here n nlp - of ri-eI. (i,piii I OIi,InIItI nil lilt- s'iititil u,'q 11111 114 - 0111Z h' lit I ", 'IN rril 1?P. 21, rlll *tIh,, - -t • 0. I. JOE Atitheiaw -, (). 11 tiH $ DEODORANT BAN -- 59 , ,,, -- , c 59 MISS CLAIROL $ I. 3 SIZE, '-------- 118 -UNINE FORMULA - ____ 1r TR - BAYER ASPIRIN STURDY MUM. 1 ,21" 1,11,11t %oo Its 'l i . - LYSOL SPRAY Ito VALUE. 7 01. SIZE c 57 66" 81 ' -b �.5 _ - _?- ..;.ii'iE m - "-v................... - S-. - ........- - -- - - - -• - - S ' • • SI . -- - -- ------ S ---------- - ~ ~,. r", , " i ~, - I • I ~ ..,. On To I Tallahassee C',linic . The Seminole High School hand has icr this month. This is but one hurdle, been honored in being invited to march next spring, and then state competition . '; - " % '2 . .. . / - : •''•'. 1 ' ;-1 " 'r- ••• :';..-. r 4' . ' - - a I. \ . 11 ..' : ,.• -? the city with its superior rating in the of the marching Seminoles and their district marching competition held earl- contribution to Sanford's prestige. • i . : '. 1. . \' . . - ... ' e"...., ~t:,- %.. ". .. right decision to . - / . . . • . . I . - . . I I - V1Y - James Marlow ,,A , • . .... ----I %.-__ '__ _,. I I .. • . r,, 5. I' .. wti'u UI. T - ' 0 . -, - "i 4 .,I ."h'." I 1, 119'' 1.11".. I.14 . C. .. .'. L P 1. "I r. -, 1. _,::, :~.1t, N-1. I , ., . . .. '. . . . .:. . . '- 5 •. . - •. . . . .• • .' . .'.. '-•- -- 11 '- - ' 11. -'.: ' C ,, ' I -, '"S -- ' - ii l . . '~.-o- . - '- r~*r l - • I'l 4 . ", ,, , _. V~ ~. ..;Z~ -- • - .- ftwo 1 D1fld_Beasfedi S rruit % • . 411., e Dessert Dish e ... 1 Cocktaid ThRIFTY Petjulnr 2 / 49( - . WHITE N S 5/ ',/I5 I 1?I v.11 r);r....5 w1rA n' \\\\ r ntptI"I i,rv,f '-.0 aafj onrricol, '). , r", nil -. F'? "-,,)'-. ; .v tI, 'r uith .' ,,() F'1. - , 1 -•,- - ord .t. FARMS 4-n:. S S S! GET YOUR ROPhE MIX OR MAtch Sliced Peaches 1. 41 GIINN STEMS & PIECES Mushrooms . . 4/16 N 103 Con MAID CS OP W. K. Corn . . . 611 -' 11 . P. N,' 7 -, Con 1h-IRIFTY MAID hALVES & - I rnosTIN(;S -. Foab && & ;,& - QUICK . FROZEN I Dressed & I Drawn - % - This week .-* Cake Mi x e s o .. S .•• ... W S L .;~_ N~ S . DIXIE DARl.IN -41 S S - ' . - • -- '---- I1 . - n" -• --....... 11~,' ,0,< "'., q... - , At Communists called all this a Christmas and New Year's. WASHINGTON (AP) - 1. war. The Pope wants th ese truce' : this moment to history one of camouflage to expand the ____ th e exte nded. But U.S. spokesmen i LI. the most futile endeavors seems The United States and got nn i to be any attempt to start peace Viet Cong agreed to a Christ- remembering the alliesbombing ! benefit from the 37-day Paul Pope -which mas truce negotiations In Vietnam. I Their friends rind fraternity they said year, have last counpause this and urged Arthur .1. Goldberg. U.S. VI had What 1 brothers ftoon know which girls, some boys who drin1% rind ruco, of can't pause that long again. bombing d the pe Ntry stop te d the Uni ambassador to I1( •.• , can and boast about their eon said the last pausr \ tions, did Monday Is just more North Vietnam from Dec. 24, They .1 Unued pragnanc m5 . quests. helped the enemy. i of the same. He did It all before, 1065 until Jan. 31, 1066. the dangers In writing m ho friend Ifl and he did it this year. The Goldberg reported. when he One ofthe 1 }ehrtfiche of deciding what .. at. Vietnamese war pee. about 1 whole thing Is beginning to returned Jan. 2, that some de re letting the baby he else he will lilt me. sound like a record played over. pie and governments In Europe least, In being as negative as c'.' about the prospects "1 don't want that to hap- a d op t ed. Monday the Uni te d Sta tes said the bombings stood in the this story Is 2 hum. The shock tea girl's parcn is that :•.c through Goldberg asked U.N. way of a settiement. But, iii- for peace negotiations for it. wou)d he too ?J• 4: . .....• th Vietiliating to be I aside 1071 is likewise acute. Secreta ry-General U Thant to though they were stopped for 37 what. is going on In Nor . (4) Syphilis and gonorrhea : 6~ do whatever he thought neces- days, there was no settlement. nar. is not fully known. ern'-ho1' k nos we go steady. :. S -S.: priren are the two vonersi diseases g at the It can only be guessed at and 'But I k-tow rj, sary to bring about talks aimed On Jan. & Goldber . at sire zooming by 300 per th conclusion drawn would he shocked, so what can at getting a cease-fire to Viet- United Nations circulated a let- a reasonable rent, especially among Wnae71 1 do ? " nanu. It pledged full coopers- ter appealing to U Thant and from past and present performers! to employ "any ances. But the available cviU. N. members .qocinl Cowardice tion. no indication of any dence gives Beware! These diseam c" to "ad measure" Cnwards are usually forupBut only last Friday Henry appropriate I make ,you die of heart attacks, Cabot Lodge. U.S. ambassador vance the cause of a peaceful weakening of will among the sing on themselves. That's why I D r Communists, any change in R ay to South Vietnam. utter report- settlement." ruce l.nnzm is tempted to give in to or produce insanity and caped States was spirit from last year or the year cially sterility of the woman Ing to President iohn.on at the He said the Unite her boy friend. White House, told newsmen he prepared for discussions or ne- before, or any year in the past She is simply afraid of being ever afterwards. gotiattons without prior condi21) years. (h) Girls, you inust also sees no sign of interest in peace Alted. The resulting humilitktions. But the months passed, It was just 20 years ago that t ca by North Vietnam. tion to her own ego is th us the realize th at sexual lndulencs, man lovel may have nothi Late In 1065 Johnson sent a the war went on, and there were they turned In full fury on the club )ter boy friend is holding for to doa with number of emissaries to foreign neither negotiations nor a settle- French who had decided to rewidenm scale. Experimental part-paid outside help at van- over her. (EA ASHINGTO V two or morenvernnrs in 11rorrzIms in such things fl oil,, stares: for example, a th in Vietnam as a colony. NeverPut Mon can thus assault strange capitals as part 01 an Ame ri can ment nor a sign of ei ther, If she were iool:ing ahead to campaign to sound out the pos- Now the Pope has appealed since then have the Communists I a room together and they will 'computer-assisted learning are I house-wifc trained in chemistry uture goals and thus wicicnin girls just for sport or because siblilties for a negotiated settle- for peace again. This year the shown anything but full deter- most likely tall. ZIhOLII their big- under way. At the moment, of may lend ii hand ud in laboratory her social horizon, she would they want. to get even or muststwo sides in the war have Ifliflatlon to dominate the whole goat problem where to get course, these are cztremely work at choo1. rilent of the war. he able to show far more coat- l as 5 means of boasting of 1 But the North Vietnamese agreed to 49.hnur truces for country. freedom More flexi ilit y and the cnncostly. finance to the money their enliquens to other meril age. t 44sex Actually, thiF is only part. of in the process for both taRe stoutly rising demands of cdiiSo For example, If she had her Problems the thre s and students is the story. Strong efforts zinc rncation, of Younr PeoPI46" mind act an becoming a nurse More than one-third of tilt being made to modernize the clearly visible to the 100 di or a teacher and were thus enclosing a long stamped, re. i CHRISTMAS EVE. -- ~ `4 And the others likely will '1 am dating the most learn of it., especuillv If the tilsi- ho in m class And e boy uses liquor. for such fella lot of happytimes lows us ually boast of their quests. "But a few weeks ago he #& ~ - OL'AN1 ITY RI(1-llS RISERVED- -I'UILFS ()Of) ii 4P( I I'*C 74 'X . .'~- -.. .-_becomes fesrful 1st others her at-andy hoc friend demands shc - that learn of her secret mistake. he give 'in to _,~ 'S.-. .,- • - - CLOSE 6 P.M. --- .__~ : (,ti ji't,is IA- I.AtI . • 1 - ' I, &t... 1 ALL STORES s--- b -==_ :::_7=;:;:_=:. 1_*__ , ,-- ,-- _ - _ - .. - . .,-,, L 14 C '-'b STO - _~=-._Z= -=:7.:: .77::. . --.:. :,7 . V` I .1 News oto I CAsE 13-515: l,nrna 7,., aged I Ove. 17, is a high schnni senior. The Bible even deqcribex suA .1 I i -'. -. 'ILT_T4 I. . - II rA 1) ,, - -- ', N '. I . I man's life than a stain of beer, cuss this in high school around sloppily among classes or at Siinda School. passed drunken pals. several -..-. . !nrfliiIIInnsolIrI'Brvl" .1ioar1rliosner I and then fools played for tog test charm for mcii namelive with regrets all their °hr spunk and ability to Inter lives. look all bos straight in the. II•1 . IL,, I •- . . - ______________________________ U\1 Flick •55• . I larna nn faces a social the intimate bond that. make I sacred. crisis that confronts mn"l niarniage girls during the terns. SoI Without this Idealism attachmrmnriu' the 5-point yard- 'd to sax, a girl becnnn's for determining the I more a 'sPecial vnt In , , remember the hand's last performance prospects of the trip, brought honor to at. the Christmas Parade, we were proud The SHS Band has ATo'i'y . ' master William Elimore and the March- conducting a drive for funds and selling ing Seminoles are delighted with the assorted trees. They need your help. We Of The - . . . . 1, I *. .. of the Florida Bandmasthrs Ap.soc'iaof tion, for those who succeed on the dIRClaude Kirk in Tallahassee the first trict level. the year. To finance their trip to Tal lahassee icoatirm for overnight While fthcllng a problem, Bandnext month hand parents are presently lodging will be no small Th the Inaugural parade of Governor Analysis S I t' a Dr. Crane's Year! I Well, It's That Time of ,.....n~.1--l-,W...,--...~--O%"..,W%,% I a,-- ~- , . - 5:......I c / STORES ci.ocrn CHRISTMAS DAY & MONDAY. DECEMBER. 26th ALL Ii ,F1 1. ,;,,~ / 4" .,*. - '' GOLDEN ,nr Wi th ' No 303 Can LIBBY •. ,':.. - - . . '' Pr. ' ft , ~ • . , t~~- - ~ /i I - S - - Poli i l _______ _______________ _______ ur e s f i Li KING [I U. S CHOICE I • .. -- 0 0 LB AKE 39~ - - Lbe ~ ~ I - '3 . El. S. CHOICE W.D BRAND BEEF U. S CHOICE W - D BRAND BONELESS ' Beef Stew -78~ LB. . 0 28~ W-D BRAND 5-lb. Pkg. Plus 100 Free Stamps with coupon 0 0 LB- 38~ Short Ribs Ground Beef ~ - S.- - -.-,,--•-.-.--. ....... Pork Roast -49~ Pork Hams 1.99 0 ARMOUR'S STAR GEESE 0 FROZEN 34 Atti ing, hOJH tli&') t1irt Frid jtoc 011CC B. the WI .1 iorn lucid .unl II U lii i.0 prod rz cvI1 3(1 "1 $ctL3i girl Tl oiut won, out, (IpJ)O ______ I U Fine China . ~. , S $4995 • Buy Be dftso Il Cons CrtEK A oz W ;1-,A /1 990 IU I U U W 2 1'24b. TIN FRUIT I - Y/Irsio 1-1comm 95~ eqIAIor • ,19 ' r Lo 15 10 /1 • S "" Flo • • • ur Marsh mallows 2/4-fl Flour 55~ Marshmallows 2/4V Pumpkin a a a 2/25, Shortening . 0 . 59~ Saltines 3/89,1 Mayonnaise .. 39~ 10 1 `2 . 5-Lb. . PILL8''( Bard ot. KRAFT MINIATURE 4 • I -, • 6/49w • 29 SLICED CHEESE FOOD LB 59 LB. POTATOES.. aa SWEET JUICY 0 • 1 ORANGES . a Is a - YELLOW ONIONS CRANBERRIES . . 24-oz DELICIOUS APPLES 390 . 1i i a ' ~ 2 STAMPS where you r nift 11 n pso. likApori Ground Beef iIT t:" .;&, COOP IIIKU OLC 24 Al tOtAl. WSNbS.OI*4l . . CranberrySce 2/29 . Rev. . ARROW . . HEAVY CUTY 2149~ Alum. Fold 0 Reg. 29.,2's SOFT WEVE . Tissue e 9 * 59~ 1 S Req. 591.. 18 Napki*ns . I --'h $500 LIrIC . . big.. , - 49~ 0 0 "I IS' ALCOA 23~ Alum. Foil . . 59~ .- 02$ 490 8 • Head 39 . 4 590 OHr MISC CAFI PAN -Ililil SMITH '2 $ GAL. NS. I AS AT t(eL*L 0*5 OHS PRO.--- Sirloin Steaks •noo VI4NU IJEC. 24 054 I - Dessert • I LI lOCAL W 1 14I4 Will w.,su,a, ONE CAN lop WHIP - - Topping *4 .000 INNU Dix. Al LUI*L WINNMIssS .Its - '- TOP VALUE STAMPS , r7 TOP yALue STAMPS agar 500111 Peanut Butter P reserves or Jelly I • $ i i IIIIII (.1300 JONI4 015- 24 Ut-Al W5114-I,IiIl I ' Vu u. *4 L III Al I UIAI WINIS - '" '' " .•4_.4 j ' asius PUNS Instant Too I • •uoiiii,sUiii.$4 At 10111 WIN$.DI*II _ - TOP ALUI STAMPS #si CONS 'e.oi. #30 OEP $00711 I I 1 I vwo;*s. 0*5 I I I- I $ S i-i - '_:: 034 104#tk& __ r ___ aè.J.J&I tI$14U UI. £4 -, II-.' . &.______ I $ - - S •*bSN. J41& -5-- E F TOP VALUE STAMPS , i)OU IIINU Ul. At 10111 C145. 14 • $ Bacon •.*SES.$I 5LJ. 3(,).Q %I) 5$ IHISSI' a Blue Day Tuna 5 IWO I .5 A$ .I.&u Sliced - TOP VALUE STAMPS $ S 5 S s 11 I1[II - #4 . '- - - ewsu uSC. S S -' . - , Boelburger's sun SSI MAL jJ! STAMPS $ To!yAL TO!VESTAMPS 0t5 1%,i WO *AMO I: I --- EWI -•.-,.w W.D SMANU I Crab Miniatures (.000 TUHU nrc. £4 Pie lbs. n arrv TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS a ' OP VALUE STAMPS .' Mince Meet II $ 59 Bag a a '-' STAMPS TOP VALUE - I a SWEET POTATOES 1O' I !L I, W I'I E OP VALUE STAMPS • I W 1.Lb.Pkg. LAND 0' SUNSHINE 300 Con Thrifty Maid U. S No, I GEOI'(lA RED - - 49~ o ee a 3914 5/i. a 5-Lb. . 390CAULIFLOWER lbs Bunch $ a LARGE SNOW WHITE HEADS FRESH GARDEN GREEN ONIONS . a . . . . SALAD BAG APPLES YOUNG & TENDER EXTRA' Limit I caff s at 'ur hc.c. w i th $8.00 or I-Lb. Can FOLGER'S. Limit I cofi*q *f jour :hojce with $5.00 arder. a a 3/890 28-or CRACKIN' GOOD BIG "60" .No. - - Coffee 28-oz. CRACKIN' GOOD PIZZA FLAVORED - 0 1-Lb. Con ASTOR Res, Drip or Crackers Reg. 2f49 Limit I Mo',o,'rara o# ',otsr choice .lrh $5.00 ord. AMBROSIA ALL PURPOSE . 2 lbs. • • Jar. FRUIT 290 U S 3-Lb. Bug a a FRESH COCONUTS Bog EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON STATE RED p 8-oz. CRACKIN' GOOD BACON FLAVORED Family Cremes 5.00 osa with Mayonnaise .. 49~ a a 3/63~ Crackers . :hoe LARGE SIZE 1-lb. Box OCEAN SPRAY POLE BEANS Crackers . r 5 35ct aa U S. No. 1 8 Bog 49ç 5 Lb. 39ç FRESH JUICY GRAPEFRUIT Quart Jon HELLMANN'S Lit im I Mcyonro'M or to 59 ICE CREAM.. 2 FRESH RADISHES 2/29' Lb. . . 10 B 3-oz. Pk9. CELLO 29) FRESH CELERY . • THRIFTY MAID ICE MILK OR SUPERBRAND U. S. No. 1 RUSSET BAKING LARGE STALKS (Celer', Heori EEP SOUTH . 1-1b. Pkq. SUPERE3RANI) . . Peg. 29g. 50's KLEENEX DINNER 390 CANNED BISCUITS L5. • Quart Jots KKAr U 3 3LKAW LolliMM LB. ID V 0 A 1 ij A PILLSBURY CANNED • . #,-~ •il • TURKEY WINGS FYEP CHICKEN GIZZARDS. - Barbs I 29 . . ROLLS . 0 2/390 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS L8. 390 10CINNAMON Ct. CRACKIN' GOOD GRADE A" C1LJICK FROZEN L7 1 4t #atifurb i&rm@_ -. • . 12-oz. Pkg. KRAFT'S INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED GRADE 'A" QUICK FROZEN , H only - A A $5 I A A CREAM CHEESE 59 LB. 1KMIUM UULoMb -. . Coincidence 69~ ROAST 0 0 $3.39 CRANBERRY SALAD . a a 390 TURKEY HONEYSUCKLE W/Grovv 12-or. Pkg. 0 40 $1,79 COPELAND FRANKS . 0 0 390 SLICED TURKEY 14-or. Cup PALMETTO FARMS l0'14 LB. WHITE HONEYSUCKLE TURKEYS 499 PIMENTO CHEESE 0 0 a 690 8-oz. Pkg. KRAFr'S PHILADELPHIA FROZEN '-' - I.B. 21-Ih. HONEYSUCKLE PALMETTO FARMS 14.:. Cui - Herald Area Correspondents u I MIX 8-or. CRACKIN GOOD BLEU CHEESE LB - -5-, -.- -,Orf tj~1-1 'n `it-'ro, . " 8- ox. CRACKIN GOOD PARTY FRESH BOSTON BUTT - - . .,'aAl sI Beer - . A/-re , Req. 2/35c! . . No. 303 Con LIBBY Plate Stew LB 0 0 U S. CHOICE W-D BRAND SF IF i, " v'r .'/h r 3 Lh. Con ASTOR "Ptire Vo--,rtn~~14!- L:-,,i ~ ~ -6% SS ^A ir,jow. - :1: Pc'cisIor 12/SI. STUFFING 1 lb KRAFT .... 'jr - 290 Dessert W*ines n a a Rv'QuIar 69 Lb. - 11. e or I• ,.-'S 34'-Ot. ANGELO 59(, - CAKE a a a C U. S CHOICE WD BRAND BEEF CHUCK • ...... 4,,-.., cvm.ur_' 0 W-D BRAND BBEEF E-Z CARVE RIB b . . . I 1 2 Pk FICH P; NRF 1'? A l I1 8-or. PEPPF.RIDGE FARM DIXIE DARLING FRESH COCONUT HENS ' Psj ',t 8-or. DIXIE DARLING STUFFING -- V A I Ri DIXIE DARLING RAISIN -K FR07-EN DRESSED & DRAWN W-D QUIL averagestate budget. goes for entire schooling process at the onstration srhnol mnt& envelope, write plus 20 to planning on en1lege, thenturn a (Always Dre 0 education, and the proportion human level. The specialists' joined by possibly &O more. high schon] boy friend could If their projects prove ni seems to be rising in many judgment is that this process Edi not exert as much illicit pres- Crane in cam of this news' S ..t ..1..,...4;.. A tall .ii• ijuiiiia M-41 places. Quite a few states 81101 U)U1I J iiirirv &.nun paper, enclosing a long s ure on her, Davii ira's young may, in that both behind the times, 45 per cent of their rave. For any further proof you up to Remember, there are very &tamped. addressed envelope truth in It. Another unfortunate EdItor, Herald: teachers and administrators view, become vastly more pi this purpose. feel you must have, just advise, nues to it in I find it regrettable indeed thing is that your printing why premarital and 20 cents to cover tYPing dur'tive and manageable. and their talent badly misuse Cnlifornia 'York and New it sexual relations art WRONG. and printing costa wh en yos that you would print someth ing the manner you have has done and I will he glad to provide mn enjoy may Teachers 3J billion time. alone spend around j If your sophisticlttA'd parents send for one of his booklets.) to your paper without first f in d- its damage and will forever or direct you to t a hatter pay The National Commission on prestige and roughly on schools annually or hillbilly background have in out what the facts really leave doubts in the minds of information. half the federal budget to Teacher Education and Pro- thus b kept in the field. Rig sonit due to those words "It Cecil Tucker jj failed to give you tile scientific are. Franl:lin D. R n1)t;evelt., s biggest fessinnul Standards, an arm of now the dropout rate is Seminole County religious reasons against il'Your thtemeut to "around will be denied, but". The least & year before World the National Education Associa- credibly high. Of teachers tie spending the for e clock" on December 19th, that can he done now is Agent Agricultural licit sexual affairs, then get TULSA Oils.. (UPI)- The th 196, it. is estimat tion, is currently sponsoring live ly hired in War fl the straight facts as follows: nution's proved reserves nf natand Extension concerning our Home Economics record to be not straight. ~ say frank- case studies in more than 100 fewer than half will still state leaders Many e documents herewith will gag total 286 trilliou cubic Th is Chairman. (1) Premarital se3mal uffuirs ural Agent, Miss Myrtle Wilson, thrnionstrution school across teaching by 10(U). I reduce your chanceF of being feet, according: to the indepenunbelievable. Not only is there prove beyond any doubt that TO: Board of Seminole County ly that the "school lobby" pr And, not tlit' smallest the country. The aim: To diiirepresenting pressure for funds get married, den Petroleum Association of Commissioners ae no truth in what you say, *1- your allegations of December ap teachers, administrators, I play and to test what Can be part, an effective effort to nu from arc not fact. th 19 but unfortunately FROM: Cecil A. Tucker whether to the present boy or America. loge or Infer, make fuller, more of- ernize the schools may ta virtually the done to is today etc. Please see that In an early Since drilling for gas and an doubt ABOUT: Retirement of Miss I some of the beat off goveruc another man. it Is defaming and casts use of the trained teachtheir areas. ficient powerful in most e edition and In an equally as Myrtle Wilson, Home upon the work of one of th For they dissipate the idea]- began in 1859, 257 trillion cuI and others who are wonderi During the recent campaign, er's time. that the place, in our prominent a eet of have Economics Agent Economists bait Home lam that should be linked with n1 deKtn gas 1?) it quiet tall: on a but; with 1 Donald Davies of this com- where their next education d e waning hours of her misstatement is corrected and d. chair I am attaching to the marital fidelity and cheapen state in th rporter, Gov. Nelson I mission says that for too long lur is coming from. note the fact th at Miss Wilson main 's letter, a copy of the noti- this career. 41..... i....1;...,. i.m.,.S ""-"e. is, unciceiczicr voiced ow concern thought Of course the statement you is retiring with the beet of fication of Miss Myrtle Wilson, of as "one teacher and her at the continuing upward trend I " printed will be denied, since recommendations and common- Borne Economics Agent, of ., ,~'7 '-F~ .. a hunch of kids working togethcostS, r s c ho oli ng in intention to retire December 81, there is not one element of diitiona. had doubled at the state I or in it little box (the school1966; as well an her resignit- said ttit s panof hu- first room I." level within tion, effective em that date. threatened t, I The assumption has been, at As County Extension Chair- two tennis atici I le"el that 11 single dntthli man. I regret very much to acTit( griverilo? suggested that. , teacher could teach everything. Geneva Altamonte Springs cept her resignation, but be ! vith SUite niid other tz: ni'- M oni')ver, studieF have showii irux Mrs. Jos. E. Muth Mrs. Julia Bartoi, cause of the federal retirement to that half the teacher's time ]F 849.5205 53b-IflhFt incentives that were available ' sources being tapped ailutost nn!y not cotittUnied in routine chores inS at this time, I advised Miss Wil the limit, the time lake Mary Dear L.ke-Forest CIt cidtmtnl to teaching - the u. Miles son that It was to her advanthe far off when school nuthoriMrs. Prances Wester Mrs. Maryann simply he told they I pervising of play, the nial:ing 322-6219 8354675 age, as I saw it, to accept this ties will have to "rnake do" with of dis;dvys for Easter and other will curly retirement. Cauelberry Lake Monroe money i available. celebrations, and so on. I am expediting as much as whatever Mrs. Jane Casselberry L. Johnson R. The new approach is to use Mrs. They cannot, h thiiik. keep 011 propossible, the p limina ry re 835.5046 3224722 asking for a higher ceiling on the teacher as a specialist in replacecedures for securing a Chuiunta particular learning fields, to spending. LOhIgh'00d nient. Mrs. Liza linker Rockefeller said that edueitt.- put together teaching teams Mrs. Donna Estee Miss Wilson has been one 98 ors therefore must tenon start i under imaginative leadership. 835.8817 the most cooperative and indusDeflarv thinking far niori seriously to draw in either volunteer or Nor th Orlando trious co-workers with whom Mrs. John Leone have about atitoMrs. Mari)vne l'eterson have ever had the pleasure of I than they 66K.4888 mating the schooling process- I 323.0801 working. Her efforts and Deltons offset save coSts and LOUISVILLE (AY)-Duning it pocornplushments have touched to OiItbOi* Mrs. M'ldred Boner tential touchier ahortitgt fur it recent storm, the power failed fur more homes in the county Mrs. Clarence Snyder 66K.5361 worse than uii' ever talked of I at the home of Henry Johnson than most of us realize, and 822-4841 En terprise before. Jr. because of her modesty, we Oviedo Mrs. Ititchie' Harris frightens This kind of tall: i It was two days before curprobably will never know the Miss Ruth Davidson 668.5881 some school people, who fear rent was restored and the work extent of this work, 865-8661 66&-4b0.4 that automation UICIIIIF miII:IIIV I crew cautioned Mrs. Johnson Sincerely yours, teachers fliOt'e (It leSS (lbS()h('t(. that all clucks should be' reset. Cecil A. Tucker II Yet the use of electronic and 1 Site checked and found that Seminole County other teaching nidi, it: becoming I the power came on again at Agricultural Agent steadily more common. exactlyi t lt- hour and minute it (Editor's note: We! are Business and industry are had gone off sib hours curlierhiably informed Miss Wilson's getting into this fluid on a 4:33. retirement was brought about Dec. 21, 1966 Sanford Hez-ad Page 2A __________________________ solely because the U.S. gov£ WiLU. IbI'I'Ok £fdl) 'NUNIIk ernnient is "in a bind" finane.vsI Uaa.g' rK*a I'uIJs'oIu.s.. Vtt.siIisflue chilly and is cutting back BL.UE3W1 £1,LJAtI1IIa LLNkI VUUIUL wherever possible, in other Advertlilag Director A.saucIlIit Editor FMMIJ A5 i'IZII words, there will be no reMain.Ing L(IItOt Advertising Ma.usg.r ,vhieeniunt of Miss Wilson for 1101115 WILLIAMS .I*SIE $U0LMAkL& Society 5dttDr Iluilosi. Menajsr some time.) 4 1 jnn'rig £15T15 P'MMJ) wstts City LdttoiMcbaotesi bupt. JV&IV WisL$ MILL %'I(itNT Bonds County Ld$tor Ita.fl Pbo1ogrepXsr works I Publlah.d ,.g*I except bet urd*3', 5un4s' an Christmas; pubaaia.d 45-PIECE Saturday pr.o.dtng Christmas. Past fuihions were often SERVICE FOR 8 sURatlos $.ATMP ridiculous, but today the disBorn. Delivery Sbe week couraging fact is that they are He'i "ddvg in Vietnain-for Lwedom. And he's supp*ti up f from ILINOL& UUU ITT A14. (YVMM11 MAIL ridiculous on purpose. or Mall $5.00 I year dam with his dollars, kic. Every month lic kzves*a in U.S. 5v Zbe W..k $i 1,15 1 Test C 5.00 1 Muaths 5fl I Mouth. Bonds. . . saving up for a college educatiami or a isoe, pa'm. Z.$U S MonUo 5.00 1 MoUths Education is not wasted If 1.00 1 Ilunth I.O(' I Montb There's a good way to bhow him u're an his sidr. Buy Fmvi.up V. t Pi.tjI B.gulatlaa. provl4a that all mall .uSFtPUOss h. pall the student lti ms how to lezirn. S • -_ Is advases. Bands where you bank or join the Payroll Savings Plan where you Ancient kin.- Used to supThe I. a member of the ASUCIMal Pr. which Is ..tItl.d work. You'll walk a bit taller. exclusively to toe use for republtoaUos of aji to. Loce.) am prtot.d port a court ft.ol; now we put Open through Friday ________ In this aswapsp.r hilni cii television and make bin'' Until 9 P.M. Mst.r.d am .conø wsm metist Octobsr in. 15)0 at to. I'est Uftisa rich. el batovd. FAunae, uiiQ.t the Lot of 00airress of March 5. *151. Close Ss*urday 5:30 No part of any ast.rtal, asas as cavertietsg of this .dltIea •1 One thing missing in our Closed Monday, Doc. 26 Tile U.rale may be rpruducsd in cur mistier Without TM 17.1. G doe4 sot pey thu •14i.uw. It written pM-mission of tbe publisher al The U.ra1d. Lay Iad$vl*uaI crowded, hectic city life is p'c3..;ssttd ii J/l.LbIW e $$ ifitrUtuI* W$tb S 94C 19 1r.uaurj, LipurL,,nt tu.d 74w 4d or firm rasponalbie for such r*pruductluiz will be ousilosral a.. simple solitude for silent maUl-tby f,vulwil. Downtown Sanford 114 S. Magnolia lutriajtsij an This Beruic's ocPYThiht and sW be held Ibehie Set tatiun. S dwamwp loiszw lb. Aww. - 4 nU U NS . . • '_ __ tor - ROLLS . 2/35d MIX ,, Letters To The 4 12' DIXIE DARLING BROWN AND SERVE DINNER lb. , - - D 5 /'I * . . MAID CUT SWIFT I A. . :,I - Can THRIFTY - 4~ ebook No, 2' a . rom ey B il - •••' ..•,''..-•.. S. . P - "w' - ' . •.: weet Peas s. • - -S 10 LL & Up GRADE A . I I It Pork & Scans -. I -- /AI1 __A -M- _~ AS H.reld Buy U. S. Saviig s I.i •• Sanford r,s , vie,*t .. .. :!,.:. i4lgbwuy 17-fl, Longwood for u j - 5 : •- .' 5 -.5... - 5. French Ave. - . Pokn.o Ave. - & 3rd St. 400 k. First St. Daltona .... ----------- - --------- I - HI - __5 S I,, 25th - 5. 5 & ,~'07 , :-:~ - a I - -. p.,*___,._. �- fill" ._____..J_ 40 '(I -- t 0-h-40- .- to F: Id' 0 All Stores Will Close .t 6 p.m. Saturday (Dec. 24) and all day Monday, Dee. 2 - to S 000 G!T THIS WFKS tT 0 TO TM! IACS"... CARD TODAY AT FUNIX FOR AN EXCITINO PJ!W WAY TO W!P4 CASh 41 1, I - LV SAVE 18cT Swift', Premium Its Cream Cake Roll . . . 3 SAVE 20c! Borden's Assorted Flavors 1 • • • Ice Cream . ! S 4 in. us. half • gal. Juicy Fresh 7 9r- 39c SAVE 32c! Libby's Flavorful 0 Tomato Juice. 4 460L cans Crisp MouthWat.rlag COrtfund Apples Apples SAVE 32c! Libby's Halved or Sliced #2½ Cling Peaches 4cans •1 SAVE 19c1 F&P Bartlett #2½ . . 3cans SAVE 25c! F&P FRUIT Swift's Premium Wide - Breasted With Extra White Most, Plump With Dark Meat, Too. No Trussing, No Pinfeathers or Tendons to Remove. Government Inspected. Shipped Quick Frozen Eviscerated. 5 #303 cans Cocktail . . SAVE lOci Swiftnlng or Jewel (Limit: 1 pl.ase with purchases or $5 or more) S 31b. S9C Shortening • • • • can SAVE 24c! Kraft's (limit 1 please) quart Salad Oii . .... bot. SI. .,• 4 , lb. i... 10 bag 89c Potatoes Crisp Florida Pascal Celery. . . . stalk 9c Firm Western Iceberg . • • 0 head 19c Lettuce Sweet Crisp Western lb. 10C Carrots . . . . • pkg. A9c 0 AN Smashbe Hl.N. Sale! OL 33' Crackers.. ...... ' '° pk. LP.V. fmq req. 12-ox. $1 29' Assorfed Snacks •'' pkq. ...... 4 cans U IISWS JitPff it Mialitur. SAVE 32c! Green Giant Cut lib. 4101c/lo'n's' $1Marshmallows...... pkql.29' Asparagus a'a., s.iu.. #303 290 Whole Onions . . , 1• Green Giant Shoe Peg 12-ox. $1 s cans U White 25' Nestles Morsels SAVE S Giant I., Uál.q ___ it 12-ox. 12 Niblets Corn 5 cans 9 Nest es Morsels pkg. . 49 • 1011410 am's Green Giant 850 4 #3039 Wild Sweet Peas cans _______Rice TWIN Green Giant with Onions 38' Pie Crust ' ' . . . ' S S can Green Giant with Mushrooms Green Giant Green Giant Also evollobi. Per your CI,vl,trnea feea: lsdlv., Iseit.l., W.rer.w, Msskveerns, Gra.. 0,,foe,, CI,eatevts. 11606100 Lone., Wel,,an,, and rnaey e?$ier tree" to øieko yevv moot corn. ple.t Idaho Russet Baking Pear Halves SI. Wifl ItO t $1,000.00 'v.ow iii WFLA-CH. 8 3:30 to 4 P.M. WINK-TV-1l FT. MYERS WD$O-CH. 6 ORLANDO AT 5 P.M. down produce lane S D'Anjou Pears TMieikgoFo file inc& Mexicorn sCn*H ippiclln tMUIL. PSI., 1*?. PIC2$,U24 -- 'I .' 20-lbs. and up WI. .. .. . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 lb 0 0• 45c s19 lb. 49c , S Sandwich Spread . . chub 39 iw e 0 dro wnIN • • pic° 57 Paths Slick Hawk 65C DSliced Bacon..... Ye mpw's Cooked or liked 55-oz. IDSliced • I • S S pkg. 5 7 ad's Sliced 10-ox. 16-. 5-ox. D Bo!ogna.... 25C 45C 59C Per Stutfhip, Swift's Premium (FIsts 50 Extra SEtH Green Stomps with Coupon) o Roll Sausage 0 0 0 0per 65C SWIWS Premium Boneless (Plus 100 SEtH Green Stordps with Coupon) 0 Mostess Hams. . .. . ' RA oni; the, thr' k1 • Fri Wic 1 • f •ca i fun loci Gre e kboL o— MP S pro V N ug. sass Swift's Premium 5. : 9 m; ''z" - dairy ipeckilaS cc-in 9S Red, Yellow, or Law Cal LIMIT . •I PLEACiF WITH OTHER . t cans $1 1— Punch Hawaiian Rustic Spiced Crabapples iii.. 100 Rustic Spiced 14-as. ......jar 2V Apple SAVE 15c! Ocean Spray (limit 2) Jollied or Whale Rings canslOs Cranberry Sauce2 Ocean Spray Cranberry '4-°• jar 350 Orange Relish SAVE 4c! Libby's Cranberry Sauce . Cans i Slot! Csrelin. Sandard Fresh Oysters LL, .•• extra ..STAMPS Cs. - S slog Shrimp lie '...m.. 691 J41f fek EXTRA Canned Pumpkin .i ..-. 1303 cans 250 S f rozen foods 5 SAVE 6c! Marti Bucket lirds lye Mixed 1141 0& jar 49 SAVE 4c! Planter's Supreme . . . . '"o Suds lye P..ch 10 IL can 7911 49' Combinage . . . kq. SAVE 36c! Cairo Beauty Candied Sweet H.II.wsy Hess. kk@4 6.Q1 $1 •• 12 Potatoes . jars Dill Strips ............. 3 l SP.sffw hitch! .r Ca.IIfIewee Au Gratin.... 10 •& 49 SAVE 30c! Cairo Beauty Candied • SAVE 1k! Mrs. st ors $1 U . ..... • 3 160Z• Mince Pies •, 26 IL 49 Borden's None-Such Mrs. SIWs Pvmpkla 9-az. ...... pug. 2911 Custard Pies.. ____ 26 .& 49* Mince Meat None-Such with Brandy SAVE 16.1 1k* lye Is Usfs, isis. Chopp" 28az. 590 Spinach.....4 is. 1 . . . . . . . jar Mince Meat phq& Reynold's Owen Tempered hirds lye With SoeN.d Ues,.a..s 10 ii. 25-1*. 31 Green Peas • Aluminum Foil .......roii 0 $..th'sPl..sdit Carnation Fillets........ 59' 6 tC4411611198o 100 Stuffed Olives Mixed Nuts 13!'Zaz. Boneless Hostess Hams . ,• - - -------------- With aNiP514111 s I. obw Wei ris mas vaporated Milk WHERE SHOPPING ISAPLIASURI 100 C t. .............. .. $118 / E)(Tft Herman's Orange Band Wa.. n b lw IiI.ckwuret For Stuffing, Swift's Premium E Roll Sausage---per lb. 65c Listerine................ 1 po k g.t . 10 Wilkinson Blades LIST PRICE $1.391 5 B ufferin n;ppps JnwreenStamps ,sil ,u cou. * pacass 00 health & beauty aids S LIST PRICE $1.391 Antiseptic 20-ox. bot. StainlessSNsl YsvC.ckt.ilSlz. Swift's Premium - pkg. 3 U 0 Crispy Chips - E4 Stuffing .................. .JELLIED 350 Cream tTeese ........ krr's c..s., sw,i Sharp Cheddar ......... loam 690 .. - Canne JWGivenstamps WIt$I tt$ £DIIPQi AND P&IIC MAlI Of L- Opp ........ Pepparide Farms 1. or Cornbread ctn. . 590 Potato Chips Butter SAVE $ i Cream Cheese . . . . . . . . I4& am 330 $AVIIkiLeckyWWp Dessert Topping ....... '.," 390 i*fl isi P.1t', Soff_Margarine ........ ',lb-, 470 01 . S 0 0lb 69 • 0 Swift's Premium ing Gordon's l'wln Peck SAVE 6.1 Kra" PI1lpI.Bramid Swift's Premium Govt.-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen Eviscerated PAUmP Swift's Premium lraunschwciger or / 1111 _v4ss, C Swift's Premium Govt..lnspectod Shipped Quick-Frozen Eviscerated A ti 6 lbs. to 9-11s. 15 oz. 19 IbL-15 Oz. Foil . 59;t KFIELD . - can SweetPeas#303290 The . i... Aluminum rail .1I_ . 4 SweetPeas#303290 -.4 HEAVY-DUTY Corn SUN 55* hi Treasure Isle P&D Shrimp Meats 1½ lb. bag $2.49 Ial., Sot So. 4 15W) L _AAAAL ----A I JWGreenStamp wave uN isiric AND ty"AAH LIST PRICE 67c! AIka.S.Itz.r 25 ct. 54c tI*pri Sit D. 34 lii I L 1 J SANFORD PLAZA SIMINOIMI PLAZAS Hwy. 17-92 mW O.org Dr. Susford cs..ry HOURS MON., U. D.. SAT., 5:30.1:q THURS.. RI. 5:304:00 4OUL$1 MO IH*U SAT. 1 AtL.0 PM s wi 1. _____ -h----- - . Nrl -.-"r'.. - •.-*w.. • • ..-.-,4-' ,-- •1 ii;ci;r.i1 • .: •'.):• I 7 S0 ' ,. - . .- I., �I ______ ___ - •.---- _________________ a. Mi. . ILIW1 wim Idol Eveiyda ]H[i1idaLy& t * * S S I YOUR CHOICE! ThIhiStVi1hy S SSORTED FROSTING 01 A L S C --- Discouff 1 .. • . KE 0 COFFEE 2460 PARK AVE. _ sw wow 4$ i HOURS: MON. TUES. WED. OPEN'TIL7; THURS. B;FRL9 SATURDAY 8. 11 Hon 1 SAW lIP TO 20c...EVERYDAY. *ss'r I, MOGEN DAVID WINES.....S.....................S.S..$1S 29 :} I M SAVE UP 70 314...EVEMAY CANANAN ALI BEER OR ALE009*004,1002.a94010-02 OPEN CAStS i $10 98 • 'Th j '$ 2129$ELSEWHEIE.4%4SZPEG • AL bonono puddingOil SI 9c 3lN 4.1.17 174 SCOTT PLACE MATS 41 4.1.16 164 SOFT WEVE BATHROOM TISSUE 41" .1.16 lSc A-I IATHROOM TISSUE "'-'' fl 1.19 204 9" WHITE PAPER PLATES '°" 115 FOOT ' ° litTM 4.1.16 164 CUT RITE WAX PAPER 411TM 4.1.32 324 ALUMINUM FOIL oo lOLL. PACKER LUlL 29' 590 300 PINT PLASTIC FREEZER SAGS vacmff If 294 104 TRAPPEYS BANANA PEPPERS Ia..JAS 311N ..1.l7 174 CHOCOLATE JUMBO PIES oxovn &V 890 210 ULf ROACH & ANT BOMB S", CAN 75* 794 ' JOHNSON'S PRIDE tOil" .1.1O 104 AMERICAN BEAUTY VEG. SOUP 411!! 41.08 84 DEL MONTE ZUCCINI "i' 31 59 216 PANTRY PRIDE POTATO CHIPS mw' CAMPBELL'S MEAT BASE SOUPS '" 611 4.1.11 114 79' 876 4 CH&SE&SANIORW COFFEE Pillsbury's BEST ani FrJ to euc, 1' thL on p.11 3 ' ofu4i .4 1• ad 01* out OPI •, .• ___ Qd I ___________________________________ HAIR SPRAY Buckeye Peas.......5 Whole Okra...... 5 SU IDDEN BEAUTY I II I I I I CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY AND THE DAY AFTER, I DEC. 25 1 11 II 79 ELSEWHERE 5 S S 29c FRY ERS..SS S•S. S S 55 53 & 26. I cl V PRICES EFFECTIVE TN RU SATURDAY DEC. 24th QUANTITY RIGHTS RU FERVE91HOLIDAY DELIGHT II II I I SAVE UP TO 104 LL..EVERYDAY FLAs OR 6L GRADE 'A' FRESH WHOLE BAGGED : I S 12a M 73 S SS . SSS - i - II I FRUIT I CAKE I • FRESh RAZED / /V'.4W8' II Holiday I Collard Greeni .....4 °' 49C or Tur nips Greens.....4 rca494 934 - 4 ROLLS GIFT WRA!'"o-Aftnoll." v.6.684 '"°' 6 ROLLS QUALITY WRAP'"0hh1 PAP!IL..DOZI1S 3 ROLLS FOIL PAPER 484 SWAG ALL NAIN10 JUMBO ROLL PAPER 'E'2 97* A WRA p ft.. • f. 97* I I 6 ROLLS FOIL PAPER ____________________________________________________________________________________ I I GALLON NO DEPOSIT I I DEC. 22, 1966 I LB BOX • POOD PA* VIAL 69$ ••••...,............................, BREADED STEAD OR a..i Lsj co" QUIX MAN $1.79 BEEF CUBE STEAKS : ,IHAVE ACOMPLVTESELJCTION :., HOLIDAY RAKING MATERIALS •S MIXES, FRUITS* JELLIES, NUTS iS : ETC.... ALL PRICED LOWER. IVRYDAY.WHYPAYMORE? ONLY SWEET FLORIDA ' MERINGUE GR : ORANGES STEEL INJECTOR BLADES $1.09 Elsewhere 57 I OF . EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! -- FRESH 6.z PLASTIC _ ____ r_4--I'r • 4 DEODORANT $1.00 Elsewhere .1 •••,- $1.00 [howbefo LB p .•.•..,. FROZEN FOODS Sw. Potat' ww DISPe OF S C SAVE 64.694 ELSEWHERE.. 18C Cooked Squash.,.. SWORD STAINLESS STEEL BLADES HAND LOTION 4" 5551 PLASH OCEAN SPRAY .... • DERMA SPRAY SAVE 434...V2.00 ELSEWHERE I CELLO PKG G 84 RADISHES.................... DOZEN l 9c : FRESH LAPY LISCIOUS, JUICY FLORIDA .184 ESCAROLE is OR HOLIDAY SALADS TANGERINES IlIAD OL 290ENDIVE...........................55SSS5SI• I v? : FANCY RED ! SW. POTATOES........ 3 us 39C 2 •SlSS•S•SS•S384 v0m5 SHAMPOO 73c PES CRANBERRIES....I........... 7a SOULE I K STAINLESS I juicy vm t 7M3 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! •.•,. JUMBO ROLL FOIL PAPER GIFT : SAVE 1JLEVEIYDAY.$'LEMON OICOCONUT • e • II 9? 1" 20' BISCUITS 6 Eimbere II : S S a ____ . ' . RIPE OLIVES............ ws $ 691 Ift. 201's ,g 4.' 14g. 95L 4" 24L 3E. 59L 20g. 61L 79L UL 49g. 59g. EOL ssg. log. 45L 49L 46% 4" 4" 301 491 591 101 39g. 491 105, 391. 591.20. 591. 691 101 691. 791. io 3$' 49' 11 THURSDAY ALL BRANDS SAW UP TO 17&..EVEIYMY. LINDSAY TALL si TWIN PAK II J 8e • •.. 5 'I 'p S QT.59 c TWIN PAl SChICK STAiNLESS STEEL BLADES • I CAKE OR CARAMEL NUT tAKE E I OUR If ou EVIRYDAY LOW ABLY UP PRICE PAY TO BONELESS BEEF POT ROAST U.S. CHOICE FULL CUT ROUND STEAKS U.S. CHOKE SIRLOIN STEAKS U.S. CHOICE SLICED BEEF LIVER OTI. SLICED PORK LOIN CHOPS LEAN MEATY SPARERIBS FIRST CUT RI) PORK CHOPS CORNISH HENS QUICK FROZEN GRADII A MILK FED VEAL CUTLETS THIN CUT HEAT & EAT FISH STICKS CHUNK BOLOGNA 2)4T03 LBS MORRELL PRIDE PORK SAUSAGE LBRCU. ME ".s : NAPOLITANA SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE SKINLESS FRANKS 12M PKG SKINLESS FRANKSI%L$RAS SMOKED SAUSAGE 2SL$IAS Egg Nog GLASS L oD FZR STORES OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. SAVE UP TO 11C ... EVERYDAY FARMER GRAY ALL MEAT SKINLESS FRAN .98 STEAK c co LBO OUR STORES WILL BE INJECTOR BLADES......Y...31*57 11 a IU LB,73 ; STEAK 1 BOPIELIU CLUB CSAVE21$L$) STOCK EVERYDAY LOW PRICE I COFFEE / "A" YOUNG BROADBREASTED (10 LI & UP) =UP EARLY! 1 II . Q UICK FROtEN PAIRS 00 .Sizes (en pEuu) IS11 Mustard Greens...4 494POWDERS ,•.•..--- ________ 1 &FTER SHAVE BY MENNEN 2460 PARK AVE. c STE AK 1 PINEAPPLE CREAM CHEESE c • I I 9S4BACK HEADACHE I 11 DISCOUNT 49 BEEP RI (SAVE 21LB) LB 0678 4 O*oo POUNDS _ a o $1.09 DOUBLE EDGE..... Søe.SS••••S FROZEN FOODS 93C I I 'I Uo S. CHOICE 1 SAVE LB 20L 2 L I I QUAWY • Roup4DBONE (SAVE 21411) L . 12.z 69 SCOPE Mouthwash. ............. • STAN FROZEN FOODS 'I ' 1 I F CHUCK STEA II 0 1 • A OLEO 1jjTSTEAK SALE1 ________ 'I II SAVE 6$ . 45* ELSEWHERE . TWIN PAK SGHICESTAINLESSSTEEL NYLONS resiai rflaw, swab Iliel", sm spice LOW PRICEI II S109 ELSEW4EIE EVERYDAY Z2e&&0` "r 10u PKGS. iI I SKIR 0 SEAMLESS SHEAR 3 I 200111111 40a CAN 4% ....... ..............•S.•..........•. PET RITZ FROZEN PUMPKIN OR MINCE PIES .3/$117 ELSEWHERE II .• • • de.s lad AVW* L • BRACER OUR EVERYDAY PROSYOU SAVE LOW ABLY UP 1PRICE PAY TO ____MEN S COMPARE. __ _____________ __________ _____________ 411" /.1.16 166 IIILLSDALE SLICED PINEAPPLE SOCKS 45 494 46 POLE SLICED -PINEAPPLE , / BANLON 29' 396 104 'SEINAID GRAPE JELLY . 01 29' 394 106 APPLE JELLY. .si*r. I L SUNAID 59' 696 106 DAFT MAYONNAISE 01101 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE mocAw 4114"o,141.1% values up to 111-00 IN Now" , 8"040 __ ir 00 1 2 PAIR fur bc ,. .1tIJ LANTERN 170z of $107 ELSEWHERE az CANS SI," 5IV 45 ESSELMAW APPLE JUICE SHERWOOD PURPLE PLUMS 29z CANS 411" lIP' 33 l4oi PKGS 511" SIP' 65' TRAPPEYS FROZEN YAMS LIBBY JUICE DRINKP/G'FRUIT 32st CARS 1511" Situ 1.51 SD.SOFT BATHROOM TISSUE 10 ROLL PKG 7T 1" 61' L POTATO E S Bewtv Aids, Too... GOOD ONLY Al's GOOD DURING WEEK OF ___ DECEMBER 19-24 'uu-- II EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! TIED1LUJJUVD ON PURCHASE OF fn. II II YOU I EVERYDAY PROSSAVE LOW ABLY UP TO PAY PRICE COMPARE 89t SOLID 2 ELSEWHERE 2LBS.35C SAVE as II I 1 .. ,.. .... ________ 1 I LIMIT-1 WITH 5.00 OR MORE ORDER SAVE UP TO lot ... EVERYDAY 4 F II Ii .nii-5ii.V" LESUEUR TINY PEAS..essiesi"0000909009009003 FOR I ... ___ S LOW PRICE FYNEIISPREAD I *tXMIX Th.MAR?HAWtUTE PANCAKEMIX CORN MUFFIN IX REGULARO M COTTONPICKtW' 39 a .I 11 S LICAN W' IF 0 LI CAN . S FOR ..SSS S• 4/1.16 ELSEWHER : 0 BISCUIT MIX 3atMATHAWHITE POTATO FLAKES MIXES- S*N1101N49c I MIX SAL11 7 7 om 1 I A . Itemj. ]Eivery4Tirne! i1 EVEIYRAY LOW PRICE! . LSave* on ]Every I H * . . •• $1 5' Broccoli Cuft..l.o.",11.5 FOR 9S4 Butter hans...!.".41.5 FOR 95t a, • Cut Corn....aas..5 oa 95C • .4 :.ix I • . . .. . .' • • .• -I �I A. . . I I I ,1 ,"" n ___________________________________________________ __________________ jL u1L r' • 1 - T)*e. 21, ThSM OUR iL Page BOARDING Qcl1 I ! I __ ~_ t. By Abigail Van ________________ fl . ab&,• M a r relatively tip. 'c'c- MAI c) I f•4 'I'1 •'-t\IN : ii4I.'i! 11 AL- \j _______________ (,fl" people NONO ONE- tIA. t4,_-I:4\l ~j ~.j C~1IT, (E4P'RrOWrr, MY 15[l have she had nev that an * nice .'' -, -,~j~] driving. - sane, responsible wives redly went to have food come * pert of grocery hop. 'tflfl,i n the nenrrt 4uIp'rmnTcent providing • • Thnt. women nrc wifling to prices cut belly enough to give ping. Rut to meny, trading ket. But it is mighty hundy to stamps ettfl mccii a way of hse our favorite neighhor give up such frills cc trading up the little luxtirlcs we have \\ -- own (_ _____________________________________________ I _____________________________ Some of us--perhaps a lary majority-could do without the xw d w lb rapeted aisles and the pip-id in 7:iO.R p.m. (AHCP flatman. desire for convenience, turns uppers who derides to make music and the help.ycmrsalf.to"The I'iizzlr' Arc Coming." its laughs towards Christmas ends meet by stealing jewels aruipnf.roffe i table with ,'hleh (Colon. Maurice Evans, the tonight. Oliver has his heart from a statue of the Madonna superniarkets try to make us shining light of the Shakes- set. (in a big, real, needle-drop- on Christmas Eve. That's quits feel as at home and at ease as sap-smelling nine tree for * setup right there, and it is customers once felt in * country pecreon stage, makes his firat ping Christmas, whereas everybody accompanied by defiances of store. Still, we do ct in w lot appearance as a guest villain mr neighbor visiting with In a guy * In r. . __________ eats. _______ S _____ Kap I 1 1 _______________ ____ ____ Five :,' I - ___ _________ I formation • ____ taut . I . ___ _____ ____ P(.O: 'LiTY' IF ,..., _____ ___ OUT __ ____-- in P I MEIt.\'J IT OFF • _____ (.*.cn4 1 ! . L' am k., - I fl aco1bq I ON NA &* Jacoby and Son productive day, get out and buy Christmas gifts. Be sum you choose wisely. ,_ - .~ --.::7 -, - II* - rveryone S • • • 1 H I ,J - _____ _ _____ 1111 K __ -. DlsFosa) _________________________________________________ AF-rER • IEM 'YOuTFZVb ___________________ T...tYOUCA L._1 rd; CAUGM , oo,',.,~~ 11~__ : - - two WELL - I III F no-trump ca just ' - . 1 I UP IN A I IJ (6) (',rell Acres (9) Man Who Never f 1Z-21 - 1 - - 7 j'V -, ? - 0 . - C mIts I partner rIEPr 1;V I - .I s • Polly Cromer &Q.0bL&" _______ a .y HE MUST PAVE BEEN WEEMS! 0 l-URT' own / ___ _____ r , LUCK"? riP. 'ES.' I, I _______________ I - • ( - - ______ , 7_ / / 0 - p _ - - }j ________________ ________ ______ L a"NIA r '- ____ _____ - ____ __ 'I .- -. - -. _____ - V1I%AT IHAT MEAl! __________________________ . I, _____ ______ ____ ____ _____ __ • ____ _____ (t 1 a a _____ ______ f Is .II 4 EJA .1 10 . ra • - ° I hl'5 'Ti/ME. "'1 -4 9ROI'JAMI, ________________ __________________________________ __________________________________________ ______ _*5 . '4 ________ / ___ : ____ ____ cos to Irroin - I % ,, ______ .5B."Aw'-MONA quite cor I : 4. 0 _____ Severed Leg t ' ' ' Hehainomoneybuthsdoes Sewn BockOn 6 INOERS POR HtML ' I uSED - - 'l S - 4 • to me. What do you Adams. I? -,uffered multiple jag in title work, wills, etc. head and body injuries and was Send to a good coRege that has -being, t17 different, I130111- think?"-NAN wIn critical condition, an established record, standing. Jewelry for each affairI suggest you a.. your la : .0 4 1 t h-rf, a different slip under yer. Make __ DOJETR1.MA_OW 5614 ______ ____ ___ a DTI4EMOD will and tell your _____________ - CRO,3,ER! GOOD! PIP OU GET XPECT THEM riie tc FARL5T 6CATIERII? THEM AU-o,w-g ThE PCE.,,,.,) , your - " (._• • ___ - r S 6Oa1 70 TIlE _____ I FIND OUT Wblft WC' DONE ICIU.Us' QUITE FE ANOTWfl'WQE aucgs, or _________________________________________ TWO ______ _____ VIL.LAG! ___________ ______ ________ 5: 11 __________________________ ..• (9 'I ___ ____ __ __ -. _____ _________ I __ " f I C:è,5 - 45'P sin Si the CD YUUT -' III4. face' I Miovegod I b7NaIurslchiPhl$l DOWN I I' ______ ____ ________ 1 54 Yugoslav city • It 4 • ______ _____ __ ___ .i * I)Isput.r 41 island (Yr.) 42 Aid and I * tian gulf 3Foriakrnuf dutisa _.. - _____ _______ __ __ ___ - • • r _______ ____ _____ - _______ [ _.._-i.J, ____ ,,,,, -- ________________________ - _________________________ 1 ___ __________________________ _____________________________________ 41 ____________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _______________ i' 11 __________ _____ _________ ii i _________________________ w&r*iu AUN. t*.W4l'AVh* __________ ____________ ______________ _____________ ______________ Business 'Waits _ _____ ______________ ______________________ ___ =W066 3somA • Ow. i..,s T ______ PT stur U. i•i ' !t If_________ For S. Claus In the early 1900. there were KANSS CITY, Mo (Al') more than 1,500 traveling the c01fl The telephone in a itnunce atrical companies in the United iusny's oUtet' rang and a child's States, accurding to the En voice aske(t for Santa Claus. lit tile next fc%v hours. 75 to 1~__________________________________ 100 children telephoned their Christmas requests to Jim Mepresident. l)onakl. the "We just hint to lay business LAST TIMIS TONITI usidu." said Mel)ouLd. "Thu $.ad Uiwi Santa Claus eoiies business of 71 00 & 10*10 first." "LAST OF THI lit, saul he didn't know what SICIIT UInbtS plIOnti is .is, III tI1i)IIl) IN .-Limited the ________________ ______________ Thii.. - 1111111111111111111111 Of ö ACADIM? - - AWAIDS fl cI _____ ___ "We got back most of them,' said Peter Amati of the highway departnietit. "It took us about two hours." ___________________ I - ' ri went Long shovl to retrieve should cozmtact Mrs. Nor- used quarters from the muck. toii at her twine in Geneva. ___________________ l ___ rWEAr kEE5fl4E . 1'- _____ DOCY1 down the drain. ards and workmen uting (sb-) 42Lou cry 45 More Indolent 4f _____________ ________ '_______ - ____ 00 ?1A& : , • Z DAI OPIN It3O QJ down to the quarters ripped and the coins Ridge, aitd to Jones' Corner. ____________ ____ 42ticruItnlle es-s 1 $71cpockst S • I (thieves'slaflg '$0 4am4 $2Ch.rrylU-acolor 34 Moro difficult __________________________ 3 Physosttuiine 15 I 36 Abstract dug 37 Expired ____________________ 39 Escutcheon I 40-eagle IF ipelecttvs __________________ ______________________________ i proper, _________ _______ _________ 3ProfeulOflhl 23 Cut into snail) 39Writlng tramp Inuplenienti cubes 14 Scoffed iasatonate 4-4 IndividUili 1 31 pii 24 I'situ 20 Irritates (coil.) 441 Roman emperor recourse 33 have 25 ('barBs21 Rodent 4TPs,udoUVint)t ..iii of your 31JNewspalsr 22Itedic( charisaLamb eaccutive life" 24-of the 40 City in Montafli 48 I'aUsi jxistles (Bib.) 27(ulding bOVemaliUlnt 41$es birds 26 ck istler 2dEgypltaa ) rQp IW C15IN' ____ -.. / -• ;eImuva - _______ ________ _ _____ - 17 Flowers _________ _______ ____________________ _______ ______ FEET A(7IAIII. BACK ________ • CII VOU CPTWW? o. I : i ___ bil _______ - I I hW.a r O" I AIN'T gy 1O'Iowsrd the sheltered side 11 Boctors (coil.) " 2 DAY$ - Areas included it, the Con- froin his armored car to a bank f when a bag containing 4.000 test at-c tho community I _ _____ Fighter s - i __ . C14RISTMA5TREE-fROMTIAEt=..'$CAa)U-AANDMF. _____________ * _______ ___________________________ ___________ rEE RETh)O Z44OcLb OF ________ ______ - 'I after jj -. ______ spokesman at Homer G. Don't neglect the spiritual here. Instance, the slip might 1* have left them; and don't for. was In satisfactory condition compeL" What you make of his leg was restored. our life Is largely up to YOU! r1e blue and you could hay, get the husband-to-be! Then ' Individual Carroll rci and/ or slippers ______ to go and get married. and live Forecast for sign for Jan. nh. happily ever after. Your cliii, Czech Children Cr.ecbouary Is now ready. For your Z - ..• a • • drea are most probably worried PRAGUE (AP)-The COPY send your blr th dste and ' ''hst are the duties and re- about your money. It happens. slovak Youth Tra vel Bureau 41 Carroll Righ te r Forecast, E 'cib1litiea of a godmother? When a roan and woman find intends to send aboard 180,000 $1 to The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, ; Ze been asked to serve as a good companion In their ma- Cr.echcislovak children 6 * gother to a friend's grand- turlty, they deserve any hap. year, the news agency C. T. K. Hollywood 28, Calif. '1Wd, I have known the mother pines the7 can derive from be- reported recen tl y, asylng the exof h' llfeP-READEL Ing together, changes planned with the The isl&nd of Marajo, off the A g Is In order and, if Tomorrow: Fascinating Lady Soviet Union, East Germany, coast of Brazil, is larger than • .. ,YOU accept the honor, you must Mechanic Switzerland. Great Britain and Austria. • •- ( __________________ _____ _______ wear i , • • 11 ______ flesh pro- - 3 1 Aft rniattve _______ ________ ________ party? .- • __________ HAD SOME WISH I ____ son S - DWATZ TI1I DOG CHASES SS I'LL _____ __________ ______ weight Egyptians 14 S qe pitt EVERYTHING H younrtes. our I BUGS BUNNY -- "I have three invitations to have a very good position and IF TOUR CI1A) IS BORN dinners Christmas week. They he owns a small house. I have ST. LOUIS. Mo. areseot going to be all In quits a good finaniclal setup, youth 's leg was seve( AP)one of those fascinating young red j none of the guests ii left by my buand, traffic accident Sunday night. peI&OZRs who needs more time thE'same. Could I wear the 15 years ago. My children, a than others for deliberating on surgeons sewed It back sarM black lace dress to each married on. special plans of his, or her, and daughter, have arid Edward Cissell, 17, lost his A can't afford three raised such a fuss that we are own, so be careful of the diet .j too on the verge of giving up our left leg below the knee. He was and give sports in ,rder to ra bwe Ala. -MRS. S. in a car that crashed into a pole speed up the thought processes. Xu are fortunate that each plans. My dearest friend St. .ouis. police said. Ideal chart for the banker, will consist of cluserent roe we should Just run p The car driver, Theodore : y manager, attorney dealyes, the urn. and get married, but this .ounds - : _____________________________________________________ ___, fer 1'' ,, ____ ___________ _________ _______ * NO3 Brinks armored car guards p.m. and city workmen went on a $1.Christinuti Duy. Prizes are be- 000 treasure hunt in a 3treet ing dunuted by Florida l'ower catchbasln Monday. A Brink's guard was walking and Light Company. most spectacular lighting. Judging will be at 6:31) ____________________ - • ___________ -. 4 Vigilant • - --J,lp 1l. FRA51ING11A.M. Mass. (AP) muit original lighting and the ______ ___________ ______________ ____ ct coiffure cap ________ _________ 5 "When in . ___________________________________ _____________________ worse 4 Hot, -desert 0 SultnIc decrees 8Ittdethe- 71'en(pro tiz 8 Pecu tartLy (BrItish) th Af an 13-0 the _____________ III Answer to Previous Puzzl, ______________ Fill the Blanks i \ • - I .. Down The Drain three categories, the beautifully lighted tree, the - -_____ ,t w. picture moat _____ ____ _______ • _____________________________________________________ 40 ___ beat. 3 called. Miss Page is ineomparOn Friday night, Dec. been able in what may very well be a special program has finest television performplanned In spirit of the New her Money Goes to be so -, - a furnish music for the teen age young Donnie Melvin as Truman, or "Buddy' as Young h. was ance as she draws with a supYear's holIday with th. music erbly skilled hand the of the "Bomarci." By Mrs. Joe. E. Math1eu the of a superstitious, kindly byAnnual Christmas Outdoor All dances will be held at woman In a creative. wist Civic Center begi Contest in Geneva Sanford ful alliance with a little buy against a cold world. This in I the stuff that dramatic memyear by the (m'tueVa Garden Club with Mrs. Lucile Norton ones are mad. of. Whatever twrving us general chairman. you do, don't miss it. Prizes will be awarded In ________ wi.a washi n • 0 i(.f to a popular local group which I Geneva • ____ _____ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - Hillbillies Pat Boone show Plans Contest . can (Jan. ____ Garden Club 0 a • _______________________________________ ____ 11:00 (2) Oi so % - I. - (6) Boveriy a U31 - ______ ____ MAW I _________ __________ __________ ôffects. • * ___________________ ____ ' I • ______ _______ rnii 4 . A 1 ____________________________ VE'RE OUT OF 0 • .., i PO"i'OUKti$OW ____________________________________________________ ______ (9) Co a _4 ____ For The VOIJIIIII Mery (Irit(Ifl Uuess 10:00 Ci) Eye () Candid Ctmera 10:25 (2) NBC News 10:30 (2) Concentration _____ 0 Dances 9:30 (2) Burns and Allen (6) Open house • ____ ______ _____ SHORT RIBS • Modern -A(,• Col - 4IQaiO. .. "s' _____ __ ___ • I*_ - j ,' , It - _____________________________________________ , __ - - 1-Ixereise (9) 0 •_ ____ I q do ____________ _____ ______ _________ ________ y ________________________________________________________ _______________________________________ 'y wA.s ____ __ ft lip (.4 __ _____ ______ _____ 0 meat • (9) 0 . _ _ Teen Holi ShOW Capt. IangaroO 0 LOUNGE YALDHOT!L EZ television. Truman Caputo is narrator for a screen re-enactDOWNTOWN SANFORD 11 of his abort story, direct1- I ed and produced by Frank ay Per ry, and his high, flat voice Dine at the Trade Winds! weaves a spell as ha depicts the relationship between him______ Slated self as a buy and the warm, almost-child-like cousin with Sanford recreation department whom he lived and who was will present a special teen age his best friend and his home. dance program on consecutive ta ken a th eme Friday nights as a special treat Capote has Caurtsoes service • Moderate prices for the Sanford teens during simple as baking Christmas cakes and woven a sensitive, AM the holiday season. tender and gently humorous day night the program no ri On F Shy Guys" film, with th e superb assistdish.. ,, The will feature ance of Geraldine Paigm and the Action Is morning .. . CARIBE "A Christmas Memory." (Calor). This presentation is one of the very great momenta of 'ews 4:31) (3) MIke Douglas Show (I) Uncle Walt 8:00 (6) 815 (2) News 8:30 (2) "OIly 1',•ter I'otamus 9:0)) (2) Iliessey ___ _____ a. (':) 415 (2) NBC (6) I.nneanger (9) ly. (4) Secret Storm (9) Dark Shadows 7:30 (2) TwIay a A.M. should be dealt with according- The Nurses (9) 7:05 (6) CBS News 7:25 2) Farm Report 40 - 2:20 (3) You Don't lay dS of Night (4) MovIe Ci) -roity (9) Where DAILY G.n.ral Word (6) ___________ . _.__J_ • ,• 7:00 OPCN :OO AM.. 2 Truth (4) (6) Sunshine semester Osann ra-" ~ n-e 1 _____________ - ___ _____ _______ : o / 1 _____ 0F ,THE -- ____ ___ WA'SOhJE . - . C a- . by Kate TIZZY i ____________________ TERR%BLY . several ' LOUNGI 2:55 (1) ABC 4:15 (2) Sunshine AlmanaG 4:31) (2) TV Claasroom ___________________ ___________ -_(c-i D!DtqT , EVEN GET A .-, POOR REVEREND - ____ top. (9) The Late 1:05 (2) Daily 9 P.M BEGINNING posing as N.wtYWe4 Gait. Comment (4) Movie to anal" dryer and dishwasher? You're talking yj \ _______________________ _______________________ J •) _______ Was NIGHTLY '' Uve. 11 :3o ( 2) Tonight clothes washer, APPEARING 3:00 (2) 11:20 (9 EIlttorlal combination GIRLS Talk 3:30 (6) NeWs 1:0O 42) News _____________________ year Is wise right now. Don't 7EN .• MlNLJTG. ________________________________ ______ _________ permit dictatorial friend to (! a By aa ,., --t te ll you what to do. -Follow your LV P L1 bunches and good judg. DEAR POLLY-As a mo th ' er, a neat banger hole in the some black liquid shoe polish inent. former den mother and a Sun- BARBARA to give it coats. After SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) day School teacher, 1 am always DEAR POLLY- My Pointer it dried the chalk wrote easily, Associates are all set to get Ii 'the lookout for material to Is for ash trays to use on a and the polish does not come going on some specific project ________ _______ ___ /221 used for crafts projects. windy porch or patio. I bought off when I erase. Th is saved and you should carry through _____ _______ _________ bp h, . tW1 ¶&aoe styrofoam trays many some red clay flower pots and me from replacing the black- with them, but don't confide In _________________________ ______ arkets use to hold packaged saucers and turned each pot board. I do enjoy the column some official who could put a ____________________ ___________ _____ __________________ lFncheon meats and produce upside down on a saucer. The and am amazed at how many dampener on everything. Talk ______________________ • PROSED fALG L,WHAT oi u ? SUCH 4 4~k_ ught my eye as a at po- hole in the top ( re ally the hot- times I have said, "Why didn't everything out early. Then full r SHARE X DIJPlNo' D"mVU KNOW TA PROBLEM ATTR.CT1VE. SURPRISE WE.COME 115 ThROPJ ABOLrr THAT? BOIUNG UP 0P4 -• speed ahead. 1ntIal. I found that pressing torn of the pot) takes and holds I think of that?"-EDITH 000IAMYGOSPL. WHEN WflH HIM? IT'S.LIH... OUR HANP$I KJPJ... cookie cutter on this makes the cigarette ashes and buttts THE l.A3! DEAR EDITH-and oth ers- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to 4 strong imprint of stars, bells, and saves a lot of work clean- I, too, often make the same re- Dec. 21) You are thinking In a fróes or whatever shapes one ing up, as well as doing away mark. The simplest Pointers very practical vein and can get • / hajipens to have. This imprint with the discomfort of ashes of ten prove the most useful. toge th er with experts, those of •'r W e way, it is also pc.ssible a similar frame of mind and get is Then easy to follow for cut- blowing in ones face.-DORIS By th :. ' Gng out the design. Magic p DEAR FOLLY-My kitchen to buy blackboard alating (like much done. Forget th e recrea 1 I / iuirker decorates them nicely blackboard is of colonial design a paint) to renew standard tional. Postpone some persona] I - idea 'ou think Is vital. and, of course, glitter and such and hangs in a conspicuous blackboards.-POLLY CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. n be used for more elaborate spot by the wall telephone. It FOLLY'S PROBLEM C 7 -20) Your best outlet today Is a A paper punch will put Is not the slate type. I used DEAR POLLY-Can somerestionial one since you are one please tell me how to sep. I arate clay flower pots that are able to make errors where serI •.. • " " ____ stuck together without breaking ious ma tters a re cncerned. them? Any answers from your Others approve of your Ideas along such lines. These lat. helpful friends will really erally prove profitable as well. O *J7O THE 1EW rRaw OP A aNIIV WOIA.D nA' 54 PRGO &W5T L!E ¶1 THE 51T OF AQUARIUS 21 to Feb. er A MD 7IW SUT ANY ILL? SHOCK 4KDJP TO 1T5 1 cU 10 TYX 5 O F. ORMPOAD PLACE 2 19) Plan early how to convince ~ _ WOW Z Q RE a T)øJ.. - NOW OF T PHOT You will receive a dollar ______________________________________ TriOC1 W 11a WrW homekin to carry thro : ugh with some _______ EA5Y I A Folly uses your favorite rn pet project of youris and avoid - I "IDear Edyth Thornton Me- be interested in the child and making ideus, Polly's Prob. te who I In an irate Lend: Is th eatre suit In black Its welfare. You will become a lem, or solution to a problem, associa mood. Harmony Increases at z •To order her 82-page booklet . brde suitable for wear at a 4% If you send your name, address and 50 home. Some business problem :; : larke civic dinner in our best may arise but take it In your hol? Is a hat necessary ? I'm do not feel you can assume any cents to Folly's Pointers, do stride. sort of responsibility then with. Your Newspaper, Box 489, Dept MEATS (Feb. 20 to March 20) Ac (First three digits of your zip Put aside dull doldrums and U re and fash. draw and state your reasons. lv. . , code), Radio City Station, New plan a better system for operioxght.. A sma , ll I or sequLns vould be "Please discuss t" (per. York, N. Y. 10019. . - __ .in ~Oslvet ating in the days ahead and 0 nb W MIS, . SM. S juarIght. if you don't wear hap. you have before but I this will bring greater prestige. bats, wear a sheer, gem-studed missed it.) i want to nzsr' Get your shopping done and coovell over your hair, nice gentleman of 65. I'm 60. with those who are vital to i ANGELSIF ;IN I " . _____ Girl News Ben pyle h. PWS • HEAING : • by WA. TA got VI Pot. . 11 'You never heard of a e GO GO " 1:15 11:00 (2) - 'I mentality that Kaye can never Christmas may be here, but it doesn't affect our gallant Caisy () agents. Th ey avoid the subject (2) Focus Two al to gether In tonight's episode 1:30 (2) Let's Make A Deal Turns World Tb. As (1) about a fellow agent, Gary 1:55 (3) News Colt (Tony Bill), who volun2:00 (3) Days of Our a sI(4) PasswOrd tears as bait, (9) The entist passing information to (2) The Doctors Patti th e enemy. It would have been (4) (3) A Time For UN a fine, effective plan if only News World Another Gary's fa th er, General Cole To Tell The (Austin Willis), had not deHospital (6) I):tnny Kaye (1) .BC StUeo 47 _____ Italian immigrant in a entitled "Viocanni's Gift" which borders on th at senti- Doctors floizee Call (9) 10:00 (2) 1 Spy uo -, G , rnrr (6) _____ Game by to them for'ver? T)int'* Newton, although Danny porfor the 'vonui'n Mm an aging tenderhearted something trays sketch are picketing to ponder. Search for Tomorrow avoid making embarrassing. 10-11 p.m. (NBC) I Spy. GuidIng Light 1:00 (2) (4) 9:30 (9) 1"yton Place __ - The Dating 12:45 (4) Monroes 11 . ic- guests () NW$1tfl5 itoh lope II ____ (9) (4) (9.1 Altrnd Hitchcock WOUND) Sweep hollywood Square. (4) i)t'k Van Dka SuremItkSt Lit. (4) Love (I) Donna News 13:45 (4) CB 12:24 (2) Swingln' Country gyy 7:00 (2) Wollin Fargo Fishing (6) Tho Virginian 7:30 (6) j.o,t In Space (9) Ilatmin 3:00 (9) The s:u0 16) Beverly UUibIllIei Presents 9:00 (2) ____ safe .4 . FIGHT.' _______ 1 • ', ___ 30 • ". ,. Nvws News 4:15 (9) eweIIne 1:20 (2) Ilunticy - Brinkley Walter Cronkite _____ _____ " . (2 rr RE4EARSAL - •.. ' •w&TaI.s.1Pd WART of VA71541'" (1) 12:00 (2) Jeopardy (9) AIIC ___ -4OWDit) - I ' 1ve It To Beaver &:8) (2) (9) (6) McIlaI&i'i 4:00 (6) News pass no-trump (.i) 1l:ifl huntIng & rer ~__Ili '- - , two _______ - ___/ . i':i fl- WORR.Y . Tv 1 I ( ht Zone 1:10 l) N.''-s 4 - - two I &:0fl (') _____ :.. Children'% Choir from Lonsr tlisnppenrod front t4)flar 4. Calif., who close the 4tOckcd heennan we've Now that with "Some Children .s Tonite (4) An(ly .. -d - :,.edIi very . • . any of our favorites if "Let There Re cuatomed to the frills and the ee Him" and Peace." Before that there are extras and the iperial ervfrrs food hains have trinâ 'n ome tuneful and funny mo- the menta with Danny's other out-do each other in givin is, *' Television 2 HVE lb tX) Sb S1TL1T S a- - 'I - ______ • / _____________ cooperate • -- - _ - Of every item we buy, we an ex-athlete on his Beach, S ___ - I I f" I A AS 0 I __ IMahRris stars as Ifiloll farmers' Catlin, *' • They ken! _____________ - I 11 An e 6*` ,, of his R(fectinn for ehildren,, our pet hirand,; ;ind favorito program ,. w - -14 thu i(ity and _______ 5_•' _ . power I ~ . ih 4 __________ I partner see i ----'' imin0y Oliver'q deFdre fnr rijot- Gojorge % • ___ iYie " paues t ; ,J~ . 117 22 (June , '. I .~~)V~V## I ~ k~ .4 MOON CRILDREN to for years. Why decide what to July 21) Now pals compre1 21 NMTR 1. your holds when you bend your ideas and will do A K? are looking right at your own theirutmosttobeofrealassist85 953 ______________________ cards and can see th em clear- ance to you, but you have to _______________________ ____ 4AQJ4 ly?" and not be forcefuL _____ EAST' T6' Jim: "Of course South did are thinking more clearly 4QIOS *98642 have a problem after passing. than you right now. Permit VA Q9 10742 sr' w-i cs Be could have solved it by them to take the lead. 104 •572 , .&JCc.E S(LLlk,'rt A'.D 1t'& IT ______ ____________________________________ 4986 jumping to two diamonds hut LEO(July22toAug.21)For4102 MIi'EAW3..OEpJLSu5_ SOUTH (D) th en North might have bid no get anxieities and get busy I.YPAPER.f • 4J2 trump." buying presents as well as car(T J63 lawald: "North might well rying through with year-end , AKQB 14 high card points and two have done just that. After that duties. A bigwig c in be highly :and a half quick tricks. Even original puss North would not impressed by the proper execu. "Ci" I Both vulnerable without the major suit jacks visualize enough stuff for a tion of fundamental matters. M. __ __________ Pass b could and should have openminor suit game." Work with alacrity, vim. T. PaSS 14 Pan 2N. ed with one diamond." Jim: "South was unlucky in VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Pass Pass Pass 2 N. T. 0 wa1d: "Call his initial the play. West made his i-ia- You can be Inspired to Bep1 pau a misdemeandor.. His tural heart lead and the defense complish a great deal, provided 4 o ni ______ ;no-trun-ip bid was a felony." collected the first five tricks, you forget worries about which / • . Jim: "South had a lot of 1 for his ll be On the other hand there was you can do nothing now. • -.-" :rcasons for both the and Ihad so much in the minors that I no defense against five clubs or Show that you are brilliant. 6. the bid. Be ex- I his just had to have five diamonds and a diamond Spend time socially only with GOSH! WUAT 6 DID ITI ,1,, #-plained that be just hated to stuff in the majors." opening by South, should have congenials. ;open the bidding when he bad Oswald: "That last bit of I led to one of those con- LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) INOC1t .3T? nothing in e major s Organizing better your whole th ui ts. As j sophistry have been listening trac ts .'I SANMY/ ! existence In both business and I/'_ 1-4.D. I WAS 'Oswald: "Some players like pass big hands. if they throw _their '1ids down and don't look to what th ey have missed. ;If their partner opens the bidding they have a great feeling of power but aren't likely :to be able to use this with any success." Jim: "South's pass was 2 ea1Iy a bridge crime. He held i ~% 'I And since mnMt of is have p.m. (CBS) Green semi-religious drama, worthy must be in happy heaven toAcres. (Colori. The joke that of the Christmas season but night: Among his guesta art, 154) - Child International ing is the backbone of this show, pretty consistently overacted. the it q - I " . I " ~ . (Color). An overly emotional office. " 0-9:30 _____________________________________ ( I Turner er Gordon's ___ ___ .j a -- CARNIVAL _________________________________ j Xt' ___ By Dick The Danny often a rnnv..nlence for •-thers, Rob flops Kaye 9.10 p.m. (NBC) Show. (Color). Kiye, who1 this ease vim a model plane "The Presents. Eighth Day." has made almost it career out that. whizzes into Commission- _________________________ Ot JOYA,JP 10-11 p.m. (CBS) sages to the power.to..ho, in Christmnsy. "Enough about me, Mr. Vote. Tell me about yOUr dreama, your hobbies, your finanolal Interests!' pirFEREiCE,AiP VICE V/ w'TWAT AP4Y HAW FEELIP4'S E -rr'i--WAiT 1 • iw . z* s , ______________________________________ &UTJ Cli? HELL MAKE UP -ME pgE- .cL .JT reply, touch , P40. 1_111- AVE rro,4-11-4ATh ' FART OF. A PEAL WE MAPE I ML T)IE PRICE 4 !:;TILL 'TLJCI< __ ___ get puhqtitiite for The Rid- Adamant to the end, Oliver edgechie sitar boy. The cast. as t.hese. An- I Working wiveq and nne'ar IIer. I.Ile The Riddler, The goes out with an ax on his own Includes Barbara Barrie, need thne Into l'uzzler announceS his Inten- farm, only to he stopped by drew Duggan, Michael Tolan families really ________________________________________________ ________________________________________ common. - ,siteil WAY OUR i the neighborhood wants God and clap' of thunder, of tonight-. Ills character, The else is a sort. of sophistihim to buy a big plastic flfle• kindly priests and a knovl- in such pleasant iurvn'mdhiga Piizzli'r, ___________ bome, reviews I ________ romantic friendly neighborhood cheek rasher. TV Time I OX. _____________________________ _______ for iiit. is- date each shouldn Miltett to f " k~L o __ Ruth th.'y prkc's P< .' I ndness, my 1 c5[fl?!}..f II - d wouldn' t I I ITS'_1 crU- AM (N A MONTh' paying radio By : .h1in 11(,t1cWiVc" Or, 1nwfr footi mit servire, plped.in-miieh. t.rede st s mn.l'rn iipern1$r. nnthin ' and mfrks sild e lit.tls' '#ment. r.'nlly wont to eheek-reshing privileges, lets ket? if ,i--thrvigh n Fome of outhe rhore of morkctinr. (Ito so. (lnrenee G. Alemy, dosing hours. and the th Items from which they m.'nns ell-.-woiild ,g n me oq by no of sends Ass prrsIoiit of thr Natlonni the treding stamps end the chic to choose. 1l-w'ild n hick to now mesne of loml (hnlris, icy' thet. prices are hethat have games of rhenes hmissthe honk inquestion Is: 1)n we The cnhIng checks at eon Iii rut from ek to nine per rN M 5 and said IL'F AI L m J *I NfW.PAI'E4 Cw3 _ & it Wr fl4TIF I4OMt FROM W0 -p good so I would sock ,( i k: I; A-;, Forecast a sophomore girl present a minmum f DEAR 'I exclusively for 8 months. I problems, and are best friend gave 22 TflURSDAY, DEC. ri untfl Hsafefta, eyarenotd ven th Sheshou]daggravatemsreal th oughtthlngswereflne I I GENERAL TENDENCIES: A who are busy listenher. we had a talk last night She by that Ing to th e and very peculiar day for although she liked mm -Then she would have a cue II F. 'I th er been tr eated attention to th th er ings o against me an an you can get th e favor and good Z .. . y trouble getting a divorce so nicely by anyone, but jfl of officials and executives 'Please pant this in defense you would be unwise to con ta ct respect, and sinsettlement ki and cerity "scared" her so we of all those Our marriage Ii far from __ __ ---& _____ those who are of very different .-.. _____________ I I _____________________________ er "for people who drive motorcycles. 't o th Derfect, but I can stand HER, background from your or ______________________ ____ can stand ME until we get a while." Th ank you. to take any chances. However, ________________________________ -____ _1 R 6 I always thought girls liked MARK, SAM, LARRY, the evening is splendid for our kids ralsed. We have five ___ ___ .wbn are still In school. I can't to be treated with kindness, MIKE, SCOTT, TOM, AND Christmas or other entertaintasIse them alone, and I don't respect, and sincerity. What WAYNE te mont and so have to do to .4Mend to let her take them does Be happy. ____________________________ C 0 N I F E N T I A L TO -sway from me. After 12 years please a girl these daysARIES (March 21 to April IP) "STANDING FIRM:" Ex- Avoid ..of, marriage she decided we punch her In the mouth? conditions at home 7HE amine your position objectiveand get out to garner the In. AT MSC "BRISTLING" -.dcm't have anything "in com: 4AjjQ DEAR "BR! ST L I N G:" ly. man." you need, then get THE MQST Take her advice, and date Stuhborness we criticize, Bow do you like that? caught up on correspond en ce. EL.F IMC ANt) but firmness we condone; Do some serious studying. Eve- I two cars, a $65,000 someone else "for a whil e." . (P Quit bristling, Buddy, The former is our neighbor's ning can be a wonderful time l and I Ind f 11&9I/'Ps.E! I think you're e trait, tting ge th '$125,000, and we have "noth to charm others and make i W114. 'IOU brush.) th e latter Is our own. headway toward aims. What your Ing" In n.-i 44 AMI) TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) I - advice? DEAR ABBY: We are conTrobled? Write to Ahby, Why go around In circles when NO DIVORCE I CERTIFICATE, DEAR NO: I recommend slderalaly -upset by a letter re- Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal., nfl you have to do is ______ ______ RLJTUS with an expert In your .*'rnarrlage counselor - . . cently published In your col- 90069. For a personal b and right nowl And teD your r ,- signed SEATTM who Inclose a stamped, self-ad. line of endeavor and get advice you need? Await A better day wife to teM her friemil to quit suggogted that ever7orie who dressed envelope. -.-. A to get backing from an associju OUS-I practicing law with out a 11- drives a motorcycle Is a bum, Li( _____________ _____________________________________________________________ SO 'F VOU pb.JCOi'4V L'QRE For Abby' booklet, "How a te. Be romantic In P.M. -- ocuse. We are college students OUT 6'4'JF o ALL • ' ' r-1 GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) ' who find motorcycles to be a to Have a Lovely Wedding," IC)EA r0 ('A cAIlS? send $1.00 to Abby, Box 69- Excellent associates have good - . DEAR ABBY: I convenient and Inexpensive 22EPAYEE TH R OW / rV IDEA OUT... year-old college male who has means of transparatian. They 700, Los Angeles, Cal., 90o69. advice for you which you should (4, follow Intelligently and avoid 4 i F 1. . extravagances as well. After her w in L 1IIEY'RE ¶,OLVMTI 'it)fP<t) cc) MI)CII l\tJ V1 It•q\ (I-flt (•\\ ABBY: My wife' s been dating ____________-___ (n1brn1tii 0 AL ______________________ Horoscope Buren By IIANCES SA -Pc. 21. 1966 pAV' CO ___________________ SIDE HOUSE __ )A P OLOR ______ ____ 111111111111 PAMS no" TODAL- .,_.2 39 .4:15 6:05 - 7:55 - 9:50 AR 'RlEtDSTCOMOYQF lHL.*YLl I _______ A. conapany HTSI F00 .4:00 7 00 $0 00 / d Into SWit i;iut cantons, which correspond ill a general way to the Aniuri. eami sIatu. CO-HiT 441 ONLY "MAD NIAT ON A MI11YSO10D" Is C.IW JAN85 COSUIN . 19 .m , flom _________ ___ ALLIN & 10851 brought him the culls. MEET TilE BOOBY BOW%* _________ _____ __ . I 31154115-8:26 %W foul _____________ I ; ____ .r I I - • -1• •• -• •-• - 4 4 "At;, -0: . I ) -~ -, .. • I • . ____ - •:* H•- ..j.. ' -•- • - -- -- -- - ---- I, • - -- - I •- - : . . H . -- • 1. - • I . 1 1 •-•- - I ,• I . . . �p - ..-• i ::: -• • .tjJ_-p•-• -- - . —• ________ - - - ----------------------------- -. -- - - - - ------ . .r. - - - p H I - r-- -. l7r Page IOA— flee. 21, 1fl( rrnth nnfnrh Legal I L 1'ICT111OI J .. .. '' :• I Ii;! •1 '%4; /4 4 ( C; NTICE 15 hereh ,zt-eIi that I at E r. am engaaed In hnslneus flroaiwa' * t1eneft itt-, O-Ie'tn, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitIous nam. of Tei.e)Rtaniar.i ftervtce Station, and that I intend to register saul name with the i'iei-k of the ('it. cult (otitt, 5eni,,oie County, flotleja, In accordance nUb the provisions of the Piotittons Name Statutes, to•wtt: Section *6?09 Plorteis Statutes iit, Sig' flodne W. Kelse' P*ihiish Nov. *0 * Dec, 7, 14, 1 t - 'I 'V.. •.• 4,,' . S ' I- , 3.% -Ip- & JUNIOR PATHFINDERS at Ftrest Lake Seventh-Day Adventist Christmas items. Displaying some School have been right) Carolyn McKenzie and of the completed work 'tre (top, Judy Duke, Mary Ann Millard, 4 "VickI Johnson (back) Rhonda ,.I . (;,. To ;•' Church • '• making paintings and , . - I •. front, left to first prize trophy in the SAN FORI) Deltona. Accepting Shuffleboard Tourn.tment zt new Elgrove Courts are Jackie Bushon and A. C. Madden. Making prize on bennif of the team presentation is Chuck McCarthy, Deltona recreational director. Teams playing in thurnameit came from Sanford, Orange City, Lake Helen, Do-Bary and Dt'ltonn. Immediately following last games, formal dedication of the new courts took Place during which refreshments were served, conipliments of Macide Brothers. Fleming, Deltonrt Good Neighbor TEAM won ,J)ebbie Grren and Vale Johnson; (bottom, front) Debbie Green, Arthur Turner, Karen Gridley, Bonnie Noon Mrs. Louise Gallay, instructor; (seciAnd row) Mrs. Pat Kirstein, coleader, Vince Boelter Jr., John Bower, Youngs, co-leader; (back) Bill Kirstein, Bill 1reddy Hoover, Mrs. Van Boelt*r and Vince Boelter, leaders and co-leaders. Creen, Mrs. Vmce (HeraW Photos) in - Legal . . ••* *ç & • - • I - ,. ' 1 • . '/--• ,'').:' ;t. Ir . I •.•- •• A çJ W, • • . '. .r' ••• .','•_ •i•. '-,' • .•. '.••••• • • •-- q • I, 'S.. i' • .- • •:.:. • ' ' - .r 4 - • . • • It • • r-"i • '-" - •• L I - - - ' a. ' • • \ r C. • 4 tt/ • .•tIj(f ; 't: . , ' L;; ji 1 ., I GUEST SPEAKERS for DeBary Fi8hlng Club were Ed \Valh, treasurer of Florida Wildlife Federation (seated, left); Joe Pierce, chief game enforcement officer of the fifth district (standing, left), and J. A. Kebrdle, cretary of the Florida Wildlife Federation. With them are Mrs. Annie " .Laurie Brown, zcting secretary (if the club, and Theodore Leigh, president. of program dii4cus8ion included preservation of game and fish and (Middleton Photo) the problem of polluted waters. : • • i'.,1 • P4 r !-. l'tt'1i'1'Iflt ______________________________________ N%MPI Ni fl'li'l IS hersbt given that 2 4* an, eingoeI in linsinesu at lIia ntha U-c, Sanford, Seminole ('cil ni y, Fieni'la, itn'ler the floti lion. natue of ,Ienny's World of - ' Seet ion 66.09 t"lori,Ia Htstiite Want 17. Slit: virginia H. Uillilan.1 Puhi ish lisi' 7. 14, 21, 26, 11164 PUll - Il . !t. Pt •t fit' FI.OUIfl% TOt C.%flL1S FRAKL1N WILr 1.1AMS ST.%TI r't.k1enre tin nown You are he:'fhy notified that a suit for divorce has been brought against you In the Circult Court In and for Seminole County, Florida. In chancery, enWILtitled DOHOTIIY 1.E1 UAMS, Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, Defendant, and you are required to tUe your Answer or other defense with the Clerk of the Circuit ('ourt of Seminole County. Flor. Ida, and serve a copy of such ,nswer or other defense upon plaintifra attorney. THOMAS A. SPEER, of SPEF.R & SPEER, whose address i 113 MagnolIa Avenue. Sanford, Florida, on or before December 30th, 196€, and t you fail to do so, a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered tgainst you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. W1TNIS my hand and the seal of said Court this :8th day of November, A. D. 1966. Florida State flank-Suite 2 Sanford, Florida $2771 Publish Dec. 21, 26, 1966 & Jan. 4, 11, 1967. ' •.¼. , 4 NI)TI41 or NtITIi'l'i Is EHY (hat on the *0th .Iay of Decem. her, 1$6 at 11:00 a. in. at the west ,boor of the Court house of • -' i • • • —. (I .JiIitti. jtCKIE MADISON, one-year-old daughter of burned to death early iency and Ed Madson, destroyed the family esday when Avenue. Acting Chief )Ume on SR 46 near Sipes us Stephens, of the Midway Volunteer Fire Do4trtment, said the caused by an explod- : :.'' was ' p : • j fire afternoon 5 • heater. The mother was in the backyard at ipo time. Stephens estimitted loss at $5,000, with no iflsurance. The house was owned by Theola 1111. qy. Lake Mary VFD also responded. (Herald Photo) .- , •44\ - '." ! ' . '•'•i iiami Chief Under Fire MAMI (AP)—City Manager on the city attorney's opinion." Me)in L. Reese says he will Reese said. takj prompt action against Po. The City Commission Monday directed the city manager to act IL lkeu.hicf Walter E. Headley U against Headley. h ends that Ileadley baa yb The move came after Mayor Robert King High asked City any city regulations. statement rcterred to AttY. RiChard Stone for a legal ibil (allure, cited by the J ç LIi:: Commission, to suspend Raisins, mentioned In; th :41 p'lcemen who reportedly c.inhsed that they partklpau4 131b1e were grown at least as early as 2000 BC. In l'ersls and 4 briLitry plot, "cau assure the commission Egypt, according to the En1, thalfruon will be taken. based cyclopaedls Britannica. , 4 r' $ - Ii •' • .i. Cr EEK & MEkK Iood -- flot-itIa, the tunderpigned Clerk vi1I offir for sIlo the following doserihe,1 vial a,.o;,erty: l.o( 4$. SlNLAXD bSTATES, l'lHsT ADlIITION, according to the PInt thereof, as re- . . . . . •1 .5. ...... • • • • • , • ,• • • • ,• , 3 LINES MINIMUM ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) .. I . PATU FOR CONSICUTIVI INSINTIONI-NO cwANaI - •- SITUATION WANTED ADS — HALF CHARGE weekly or get •arlI.r results, call and kin you monthly rates, days run it the cancel — you'll b. billed for only Always order your ad on th. •conomical s '-' .arn.d - rat.. CLASSIFICATIONS 41-Money Wanted 1-Lo.t & Found 64-Saving. & Loan 1-P.rsonale 6S-In.UraflOe 4-Beauty Care SI-Schools & Instructions 1-Card of Thanki 70-Employment Services S-Child Car. 7L..Mai. Help Wanted s-Dogs-Cats__Pets 71-Female help Wanted 10-Pouitry-L ,iveutook TI-Mal, or Vernal. help 11-Special Notices 74-Hale. help Wanted 18—Catering-Food 77-Situation Wanted 14-Bicycle Repairs .A-8ltuation Wanted 16-Special Services Students 11-Interior Decorator. $1-Income I'roperty 17-Janitorial Services 52-flu.ine.. Prop-Sale li-Landseap. Servics Il-heal Estat. Wanted 11-Builder. Supplies $4-Ileal Estat. Sale 20-Hardware $7-Business Rentals 21-Home Improvements 90-Lots For Sale 22-Plumbing Il-Farms-Orovis 23_Painting 12-Acreage 24-Well Drilling 96_House. For Sali 25-Air Cord. & Heating A 96-Houses-Sale or Rent 26-Roofing 17-House For flint 28dl0Tu1ub0tt 98-Real Estate Exchange 21-Photo & Equipment ' 100-Resort Eantalu 20-Home Appliance. 101-Trailers--Cabanas 21-Musical Instruments . 102-Mobile Homes—Hais 21-11tsss Equipment • 101-Mobil. Homes-Rent 3$-Job Printing 104-Trailer Space-Rent 24-Upholstery 105-Trailer Lots-Sal. 15-Vacuum Chsaniri 1' -v 106_..Apnrtmsnta For Rent 27-Moving & Storage 108-Rooms For Rent 31-Ext.rimnatora 112-Rental Agents 4j-plarita__.F.eds---Sesds 118-Wanted To Rent For See 115-Autos For Sale 61-Articles For Rent 116-Autos-Sale or Trade 12—Swap or Exohan 118-Truck. For Sale $1-Wanted To Buy 120-Automotive Servic. IS-Furnitor. For Sal. 181-Scooter. & Cycles h1-.ktlquuua For Sale 123-Boat. & Motors 1$-Money To Loan 115-Marine SupplIes 0-Business Opportunities I ( ernl'e'r. iot. (SEAl.) Arthur ii. fleekavith, Jr. ('lirk of the Circuit Court I ' fly: Donna M. Markos Deputy Clerk van den Berg & Gay Attorneys for Plaintiff - - Puhllsht Dcc. 21, 28, 1966 & Jan, 4, 11, 1967. SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS DDH-G1 BANK, -' s-I-, : - a 1 -I :1 " M — . ______________ *22-56114 _________ -23—I'niniing I'AiN'l'INt) A,J. Adroek • at,awwLm.,.tra •. II SI'itlNlC i.14fl MYR'I'I'MS All 1p.s snd 'i,ss we repair and Service Machinery & Supply Co. 207 %V 2nd St __________________________ 28—Rntlio .'l'elevlsion ___________________________________________ _________________________________ SOUThERN TV Service Calls $2.OA The Working Man's Iriend Hstnfnril Ave COMI'TON T. V• hospital I:ve. 506 w. 7th St. OP." - '*hiM('. l"or Sale it.erflpe feIicJ 131-4111 Iio'I'i'lAL ifEilS - III tiV .).,,.l4 .uft"r Fuirn W*tr .4 else. 9'urfl. $43 .. ma.. or $16 week. 3-21el. hi pert. "urn, .nl%i litters. DOWNSTAIRS: Large 2-Rr)RM. — hen'ters. ,, ,, Wheel chsiru, sick room supplies IJ.i. 11(1115CM aie r or for sale or rent. I.Io(;IC'rT RICXAI.t. DRUGS I lI7-.l'It( (.,i1. 2 lii? ri Ii .,,.00. Two RF.1)ROO,.f Furnished 21)1 Pineer.'et Shopping Center room, Central he-mt. family Magnoli,. 533 month. Ph. R.A 1701 Orlando fir. I'h 322-791$ RThon S;nrting' (nnd lb , ri' r' ('IrVD(mT 1flt7 V i Fl 414 '"'' '1 1£ • -' -- - • ;' -, - - $ - gru,'l lawn * w011 HOLLER'S __ large patio, WliIi.ams, 322-1931. NO PEItV10E ('JIAIUIE tone, White wail tire,, Floater. landscaped. Immerliste oceumpIf you tiring Ret in Floor Machines, fled., TV's l°• 333.3040 ancy. MO. Ap' r.. $42 Spee'inity Car Radio's Chain Maw, Tables, Chairs except gas UtilIties _________________________________ All AMEIIICAN RENT-At.!. SEMINOLE COUNT? N!OTO1t5 Apt. I 812 Magnolia 222-2113 i() home Appliances now have a large selection of 2666 5. Hiawa.th ' __________________________________ rissd cars r.q,mir1ng Tin down 122 - lUll 264(1 hIawatha at 17.81 VURJI IPT., 1160 %tahhan,liic. RENT A BED 22 - 37$0 payment See an I 4q11 W. tat. TAK i MA flY TV Ph 332 - 0514 Hotpohnt, RCA, Zenith, Maytag. knllaway, hospital, Ksby Red. It? OWNER: Rest location in co%rPLp:TEr.T ?'tmrn. little irnose, fly flay. Week or Month. Sanford. Large shaded lot, shop & Save in I.alce Mary. 145. Hot & Call water turn. (oo,l Transpartatiori. CARROLL'S FURNITURI fireplace, air conditioned & Couple. 1312 Sanfotd Ave. Ph, 1364 FORD. 211-51*1 Ph. 323-4025. 11 73, ItS W let. iCiteliAn, huilt-ifl furnace, Nw 31. MusIcal Instruments 222-5448. (75 " ____________________________________ 05(05, 0W51111• l.- 5)1 'it'eIh.'n Cypress beam ceilings, new FuRNIsuEri 3 Room Apartment. '44 (it f.A XTF 53. Wanted To Buy PIANO TUNING & REPAIR I l'uii, ,rts'mehmt ''.'u:flØ "Oflit' drspes, wail to wall installed Reasonable, 122-4221 W. t.. RARM(1H $33.62 me 32.-t'5, $2,301) Dowfl carpet. *1.1,300. 34*0. Ph. 122 Auction Service (,wrmer will take First Mart - 50. Misc. For Sale %V!l.t. busy anything of Value. gags. *22-7451. 534 Valencia TWO Furnished apt.. 141) $aoh, 118. Trucka For Sale _________________________________ Highest prices paid. Water included. 10419 E. 2a4 Dr. — CUtSIOM HAY BAiJI.'40 Cull 322-85*1 or 822-7516. 333-0221. IcrEvTlnt.E'r HAY FOR SAIE l)CPI.EX Retirement or Invest44 ton Pick-rip. 0816!) Furniture, any amo.at. CALL a22-0152 ment. 2 Bedrooms on each side, NICE THREE Room, Furn. Apt. Call 121 - Ill 9 Sanford, 222-2270. ------- •I,,,... •tt hth An- foe enaival& 14S LOWFJRY i'ESTIVAIi ORGAN Phone 122-7393. aelltng 114,500, Drnii'•d vstuø 1)41 (',MC V.4 Pi"k - 'up mod Your P'tirnttsre. Quick LIKE NEW CONDITION. SAC- SEI.L US over 'striper :n -o,r1 'until In. for $12,500. Ph. 322-421)1. Service with the cash. RIFICE I'RICE. 322 - 0221. _____________________________ DOWNSTALR3 Fun. .pt., pri101 MiyfiIt' CIrcle. 322-lull. SuPER ftA luNG POST vats entrance. 401 Palmetto. 8tJNf,AND I6STATF.S: 2 RDRM. I I'ictured EneyciocoMIrou's Call *12-1374 after 5:30 p. m. bath house. Fenced back yard. pedia. Cash or Terms. Call $22- 55. Furniture For Sale 223-333*. Assume mortgage. 0385 after 4:80 p. m. cI*t• batAa ________________________ ItF1. &?t$., •udtle. fats.; specially .utt.d Wf1.SON-MAIKR rua.N. THREE BEDROOM. 144 bath, USED WASHERS for retired people. Ides-fly be.. concrete block, fenced back Buy - Sell - Trade es-ted do'wstowL Enquire at 221-5622 $40 up. We repair nil makes 211-11 16. lit St. yard. Low down pymt., assume Iaeobeo*'s Dept. Store, 311 5. MOONEY APPLIANCE low interest mortgage, 222tat.. St.; UafoM. 828-0697 SPECIAL ChRISTMAS GIFTS 21$ Palmetto *940. for the home. See our wond1c1y erful selection of gifts that 2420 ORANGE AVENUE: 3 Bdrm. I * 3 IDEM. AFrL. SEE Tills! Beautiful Antique ttê.. ,,,,isA GRISSM kv GIH1&AL RLRClive 165 day. of the year. Cut, 15 karat (lolden Topaz. ale4eo electrIc TRIC wte Choose your own siutting. Total price $7,900. MartK*Xe MATh-lEft FURNITURE kit eu1 keattag h eo.IIag. %. Paybalance, $7,231, at 444 222-0912 203 E. 1st. I • - PLAY1N' Payton Realty Santa Claus - r)en's Come Sell The Greatef 3uys It Pays To Use menta approx. $70 per month. -- - 1966 Ford Galaxis 500, 4-dr. hardtop, V.a. a. SfL trans., fact. sir, power mg. Low miles. Was U? The Herald Want Ads GWALTNEY JEWELERS This Side Of The North Pole! Santa's Special....... 1966 Impala Cony. TOWN'N LAk.IS GARDEN APARTMENTS V.5, Powm'qlId., redlo, hsc. 8226509 *04 5, Park Ave. CHRISTMAS BARGAINS Call 323-04*1. 1-1110 $4.95 5. PI At. CARDS 9' x 12' Linoleum Rug BOOKS GIFTS $2.00 HOME FOR CHRISTMAS Full Size Feather Pillows OVER STOCKED CASH AND CARRY-While they THIS 2 BD. older horns in prim. LARGE 2 Bedroom untnrntshed, EVERYTHING 14 PRICE location. Hardwood floora and iow.r floor Apt. *17 W. First last. THE CORNER STORE Santa. St. Inquire at BALL AGENCY fireplace for a Sanford ECIIOLS BEDDING CO. PRIDAY8:30 AM. 5 P.M. 200 Magnolia MONDAY 21* 5. Park A-vs. Bedding & Furniture '12 NOON LADIES 100% OrIon Sweaters SATURDAY 930 AM. AT FACTORY PRICES AYALO$ £PLZTMENT$ Reduced to $2.93 & $3.99 *22 -1111 LII Magnolia U1-$41? 115 W. 1.4 ft Publisher reserves right s. relief, revise and properly classify aN Jeff's _______________________ Sanford INVESTMENT & REALTY Dept. Store, 4th & advertIsements. lU-SITI USED Fur-nitu re, appliances, 11$ N. Park Ave. Adlusftn.nfs will b. made on a re-tam basis only for fypoqr.phlsal BEAUTIFUL ORANGES $1.60 tools, etc. Bought - $old. LarCOMMODORE Bushel. 406 W. 19th St. ettors that affect th. value of the ad. Adjustm.nfs will sot be ry's Mart, 215 Raaford Ave. THREE Bedroom home, Fenced yard. $50 down. Assume inertAPARTMENTS 822"3530. Call first Insertion. Ph. 122-4112. made beyond the gage. 32-9357. _____________________________________________________________ VVRWI.AWRD — W?*h1LSUtt DESK, Electric Massager, Pr ho. Business Opportunities . Resident Ngr. 811-1540 Care 4—Beauty lLost & Found 322-2455 evening.. Ph.Tables, WILAEA APARTMENTS items.Step Rocker & Misc. a_________________________________ _________________________________ FOIl LEASE: New 3-Bay Service OOVERNME'VT OWNED HOMES 114 W, PIRIT yr. YOUND: I Year's Free Car Wash BERNICE'S BEAUTY SALON 1-2 BATHS _________________________ Station in Longwood. Poten3.1-4 BR3., CLOTHES, sizes 579, with each new car financed a.t Regular $10 Permanent now $1. WOMENS tial 20,000 or more monthly. UNI1'URN. 2 BDRM.. duplex apt. good condition. Call 323-1338 Complete. 322-9661, Tjnit.d State Bank during Dec. Third month operation cxafter 12 Sat, after 6 weekdays, Kitchen equipped.. Venstian .mr. Same 444% financing, ce,'ded 13.000. Pure Oil Co., Blinds and water turn. Ph. all day Sunday. CALL 7 a. an. till 11 . an. Call 328-1778. 2124 Park Drive Office 1*3.2111 6)4 W. 6th St. 322-2:34 after 3 p. m. Now open 6 days-S Eves., Mon. Night: 831-0841 or *12.1715 ____________________________________ professional carpet clean'oUND: Gray & Black Tweed day thru Friday to 11 P. an. Get trig results-rent Blue Lustre Male Help Wanted Sport Coat In front of King's Cut 'N Curl Beauty Salon LOT WITH two story house and 108.. Rooms For Rent Shampooer $1 Electric Carpet Ph, 322-0884 Plumbing, 2534 Park Dr. Call 818 Palmetto Ave. 3 car garage. 125 a 125. Corner IuiiS WANTED for Morning per day. Carroll Furniture. 822-0483. __________________________________ 2nd & Bay Ave. Titans. 322-0211 CLEAN, quiet rooms. $01 MagApply 20$ N. Routes. Paper — nolia. 122-0720. GIRLS: White dresses, like now, Sanford. Park. GIRL'S GLASSES, white frame, 8. Pets & Supplies THREE BEDROOM, I bath, Fla. _________________________ 9317. 8, $250 each. 322 size,, 6 7 ______________________________ Lost Friday night at Jr. High room. Assume Mtg. $70 mo. 115. Autos For Sale ANIMAL hAVEN KENNELS: Female Help Wanted School. Call 323-1754, 2412 Decottes Ave. 322 - 0874. __________________________________ DOGS, Cats, etc. boarded. Chihia- GIRLS BICYCLE: English Racer. Good condition. Also Guitar, 1946 CHEVY RISCAYNE, 3 Dr., ahuas for sale. W. 1st. St, SanRAVE EXTRA AUTO? BEAUTICIAN wanted. See Jtmmy 2. Personrls Call 32-6573. Standard transmission, 4 cy' ford, 322-5752. Cowan, Cut '5' Curl. Call 322- WILL Consider as part payment linden, $1,111, By owner. 3223 Reiroom, 1 Bath 0S34 or 322-4013. on nice ve a drvnklng problem. SIAMESE KITTENS, Beautiful, RCA 28" TV Console; G.E. hairDe You 7424. r35, t.. g.t,,,In. I ...... "•,. Sanford. 3; Cnnioraa ,rgtta C 1218. 0. Box Write P. dryer; _________________________________ house broken. Nice Christmas 32-5437. WAITRESS Argus C-I, h5 mvii: Also Regift. Ph. 3'!2-1305. WE J1 SUICIDE PreventIon, e5. vare S-mm Movie Camera, 810 Medallion Bowling Lanes TWO BEDROOM Home. Via. CARE, Orlando 141 - 8821. Scott Ave. Ph. 322-8740. GERMAN SIIEI'IIERD, Male, 6 hWY. 17-92, MAITLAND, FL%. room, Garage, corner Lot. Very — month., AKC. Bargain to good YOUR message gets horns. over reasonable, On. owner. 223home. Ph. 322 - S512. BIG FURNITURE SALE FOOD I'RODUCT Distributor In 3455 or 3-5742. 10,000 readers daily . . . when BEDROOM, I.iving Room, KitchuSanford needs Office Clerk. place a low-coat CLASSIDACHSHUND PUPPIES en furniture, Refrigerators, Duties-primarily handling reAD in the Herald. Rent For Christmas Stoves, Automatic Washers tail sales, assisting Bookkeeper 96. Houses—Sale or 322-8675 ________________________________________ _______________________________ weekly sales purComplete set of Brass Fireplace in preparing TTtREE flED ROOM. I flath, newequipment & also almost new chase's, & payroll reports. ly painted. 3 Acres of land. PUPPIES for Adoption. SLMIof Junior & Seimior EncyBookkeeping experience desirowner. Available now. Ph. NOLE H U M A N E SOCIETY, set fly clopedia Britannica with Dieable, plensatit working condi332-7335hwy. 17 - 92. near County Road FICTITIOUS NAME tlonary & Year Book. tions. Opportunity for advanceDept. NOTICE IS hereby given that we SANFORD FARMERS AUCTION ment. h'lcnss state, Age, Ex- 97, Houses For Rent ar. engaged in business at 250 HAHN submIt local refer. pi.rient'.' Hwy. 17-92, Fern Park, Seminole POODLE PUPPIES, Deposit wili ()nora Road 17-92 )Vrtte 1'. 0. Box $77, SAnenc-,. hold for Christmas. Guaranteed under the ficti County, Florida, 2811. Kit. equipped, $45 mo. Dtuiiy 10 a. fli. to 6 P-rn. tori. h-'l.m. healthy, Terms. Ph, 323.1449. Open tious name of II & M Motors, 322-7596 2 BR. I 44 bath, central heat & 823-6531 322-0627 and that we intend to register AIr. IUS mo. 77. Situation Wanted said name with the Clerk of the 10. Poultry - Livestock USVI) 25" Sylvania T.V. In cxCounty, ____________________________________ Circuit Court, Seminole c.'lhent condition. W ANTEE): Emimpty Homes to Florida, in accordance with the I'lN'I'O PONY; Black & white. Phone 668-5159. clean. itealtors & Contraotors, 331-1301 3440 Hiawatha at li-It provisions of the Fictitious Name (liuuitbe. I'iump. Neck reins. has I'lease note. LOIS' General 5t*tt,tes, to-wit: Section 865.09 won 15 ribbons, $150; Also VAIIMA I'ortal,lo oil hunter. II,umac-t'lcaning Service. 13$- NICELY FtltN. 3 fldrm. House, Florida Statutes 1057. I's.'I 8 uiu,,tlus. Ph, 321-04 17 I'A i.oM ISO Mare horse, $150. - 314 -7 to 9 p. nn. S. Santorit Ave. Sear Base. Ph. Sig: Norman Helm. 110th for $275. I'im. 322-9538. utter 4 P. TIl. 332-3653 or 3!.665. Jon W. Miller mmtstu Nov. 30 & 1)CC, 7, 14, 21, 13. Catering Vhli-EI. lialancing, American SI. Re'aL Estate • Sale o TWO IIKEIIIOOM Unturn, Kit—' cars, 95c per wheel, weights time, 1086. chen equipped. Rent Cheap. Store, :413 Fretuch Tire K. Di.iG.$6 Titi:I-i HI i'lNEu Citrus. Navels. 0. Near N-AS.. S flea rdali Ave., We Ship. Albert II. Fell, BABY CHIlI & MATT1IESS $15. I'h. 222 - 5319, Roy II.xrrow. In the Court of the Coutity (Isteoti. ('all 322-3173. A Multiple Listing *teait',r h?lurldn, Sr,siiniile cuimly, (l.>ti, I 'lean ('ii,iI(huiu. jad'. 2666 Park Drive FL? IINItIIIKD: 322-8420 Call 3 - 7486. In I'robfl*r. $1.0)) flu.; ___________________ tIitAS(1l. 'Ri 3 1U)it.I -. 1 b.ith. tr'o:t 44435 to j,, ,.., i-:.t:it.- of Niicts 12.50; Sweet 'I'aiugerALL Store'. itecortla $1.9. 2 Ui'IIM. I bath. $90. DII.LA iw C. itA(IAN, mmi's 31.511. I trio g itt skots. Rn - Open w,t nt-ia y, Tb or sd,iy & REALTY JOHNS U N I" I.' H NI Hit F: P Dei'SI) s''i S'I'. mlii La wsomu, iii. way 415, Furnished 1 111)1151. 1 bath. itit'ri,iay nil' i for )our PIit'pi,luIg TU$ TIUI TSiTED b'lttM I.. All (rc,iIti'rs nnd $'rrMi'is. Usteon, 3-450. chetu e1uippcd, $O to 3 IIDRM, Ih',usstid. e.,Iu VCI) lent.. or rhisli,,. 120 II. PA RK £ViCNIJE 322-Sill Il:,-ina 1 bath, $110, Against Ss,ki Estate: FIRESTONE STORES Evenuings Call 323.6244 anti each of you are lucre- power steering & brakes, *tilE has factory wananly. We. S 53296. Sante's Special....... NEW EXPRESSWAY 196; Pontiac G.T.O. LOCATION UNDER CONSTIUCT1ON ON 1-4 & 46 S,ford, FIa. Very Moderate Investi'stmit . . Highway, neighborhood, i'ran,ient traffic . - $.autiful, modern station design FOR PERSONAL INSPECTION A COMPLETE DETAIL CALL COLLECT - - JOHN COX $1 3-229-9311 Tampa Eves: Stan Ilalous 444-3910, Orlando or write SUN OIL Co. 2-dr., - hardtop, V.1 mgl.i, awtoinstfc, radl., kauter, nice — one owner. Was S235 SI '7ØDS- Santa's Special........ ' Ions. '1965 Pontiac , 6-pass. station woqec, V.1, trans., power steering & LM.., RAN, one owner. Was $21.1. S Santa's Special....... H OttER MOTOR SALES 2215 W. FIRST ST I PH. 322.6231 P. 0. lox 1108 Tampa, Florida _______________________________________ -- FOR SALE Legal Notice - Payton Realty t - Stenstrom Realty -, " tItid anid required to lure. pent any clititita afld denm,inds which you, or cit her of you, utmay i by - Legal Notice ___________ W. i-'irM iLt flY ('liii, walker, Junuptug Cull N'I'Y J I IU l'5 ('4) FIR'S', i-hair, "mr ss-,m( & ilia)' Ptfl. Crum Icy - Monteith Inc. have against the estate of fill.- NlIINOI.K ('fiI!N'l'l', FLUIIII)A All for $3)). 322 - 1698. Sales-Rental. teal Estate SHIN IIA(IAN, dece-ased, late ru. si., LA RI) C, t. P1. UI-ISIS oo let w. AlIt ('OOLElt tt,r i-ar, 12 Volt, of sail County, to t lie County ENI'.t'I'E 1W ltotl hu - . ea-ullent eoiieilt un, jg of H,,,,ultuIc County, Fior- A I.I('l MA ltO.% IIET ft III N EIda, at imis office lit the court iiAltT, I'i'('i.%HlL) $26. 823 - 0687. U. A. WHIDDON .Nu'rl('l-: To CH161)IT()hIS house of said County at Han• HBOEE$ s hI.t'3" calendar N I) I' E II 'I'll All 'l'1t.LVlS1uN. 106) Model , Florida, within six lU-lIlt months from the time of the iNtl CLAIMS on n16M*Nl)1 Admirsi in 11,1W coOt. $1). 21)1 5. Park pul.lieatii'fl of this tmotIi'ti. .Ua%INN'l' SAIl) I61'I'.t'I'Es 322.5449. L'1' i... ,.v .'h e11,n ..r tie. V.,,, ,,uoi .,,toh .'f von are hereROBERT A. WILLIAMS to file 2 tiAS H i6A'i' E ItS, 25,001) ll'l' (7; by su.,tifle'i and u-suiuireel mand shall lie in writing, nd 1tsai (or ( 'ot's Cita M i-tutu,. * Eleettic. the place of residence any.ciu"i'- Lt1LI dexuazids which Luiutiquisl, A.seoti. liaymussd All in cxceliv I ennui Ilium, Pit. 111 , 1911 arid post tiftice address of the yu, ir .,ithsi'r of you, mumumy have Bank Bldg Atlantic 322- 347 1 claimnatul, utud shall be sworn to against saul estate in (lie office i Ioumasii ,,bde r, or Ks rlyia imm. by liii i'l si itialit, hi. ge n t, FRUIT FOR SALE attorney soil a'cornpanied by a ('tumuty Judge of Setuuiiii,ls CouimAU. KiNi)S Se• Us Fur R.mstale filing fee (if OflO dollar and such ty, at his offiee in the Court Pays 338-7174 claim or demand not 50 filed house iii Hanford, i"iiirbls, withiii six caiemseiar months from the Nights - )Veeku'iutis 321-0411 shall he void. NATIONAl. BANK OF 51161.- tUne of tile first publication of l.Aitell:'t'ANUEItINI-:S, 'Iranges, & I buust'i mu (Irape n rutt. its-itt J4( )Ii It NE ANt) '1' HOWl' (TOM this mm.,t lie, Each claitti or tieCALLLIAII'i' REAl... ICSTATE ti',Vtl v.'uutaiuuir. Mis, it. A. ('Al.i. I' ANY ( foinserly iii: uk of mmmi: nil must hi, In writ iiug tii1 l'' 4' 'sit S IIUIl' $12 1491 resiulcuier sie of cots hunt lit.' iii Oste'i'tu, 3'! - 054. .'.i .1 i,otm rime arid Trust Coint tie t clii cc address of a i tally) )7—IItlSilles Rentals YE Alt KNit ('i.ICAiIAN('iC ei&&lii:uitmt uii'l simuat he sworn to Florida. ageult or at. Singer Top L4'l,bius $24.75; t:iais,usiut, his hue by By: (loraiil A. Young. SAVE, tRW Sic 1W N g:oUnJ floor office torney, or (he astute shall be New liomute zi'&.ug Assistant Trust Officer ..'un sq it-, with toilet $21.00, %ViitIr 5Itl-zst As executor of tti. Last )V$il void. vgll, Jaus I. 323-4234 bft'io 5 $6b tin; liii') lieu s iu,-I,usio itietmard Si. Harris stud 'l'estauiicnt of $16.15. singer zig-xo A. lCzecutu,r of said estate lill.l.A UI) C. HAGAN, 92—At'ri'iige A 1.1. oi't hI.%N -l'l:m:1 flit-hard 51 llumrris deceased - -- --.tttoriuey for Kststs $ANI"iiti) $K%' ISO ('ENTEit AN1) IJC)UAN FRONT AND tIi(IILWAY 1.AKLC 22t-94l l lCdgewstsr Dr. 104 8. i'.*rk .'lt Building Fed.'rsi First -- tisilona area approsi- AlIbi Oria,mdo, Via. *2771 ganford, F'iorida suuatcly $0 act ci. Also lake lots h'u)'Itsh lit-c. 14, 31, 22, 1966 & CI'l'ItUS )")ILI i'i'. )V I 1.1. Situ' AttorneY for Executor Call It. (.1. Iiutetiis;u, Ph. 427-1443 New Sumyrui PUbiib Dec. 7, 14, 21, 21, *966 .Lmti. 4 1067 Beach, 1Z-4UtiI. r DDII-;U. SAULS AGENCY ' I I; STEMPER AGENCY 323-4991 Ill S. French Ave. unturnished house. 2113 Orange Ave. Call 322-0274. VI)'bi 110051 Furnished House, $90 month, on Country Club 3'7695. Rd. Call TWO L;16t)hWOSI . . -' '. :-... - -- - FIVE 110051 HOUSE for rent Iii t.ake Monroe, Florida. - !r '.4:Ua. • a -- ('all .iI-)0I5•__-______________ MobLie ilon1es Former Location Of The Sanford Herald . Quality Mobile homes 5.000 SQUARE FEET Hwy. 17-93 8. atatord 321-2561 1965 Bl.)SiE'l"L'E TRAiLER, 52' a to' 344 tiedrooms. Take over tasanuetits III '122.1119. 103—Mobile hlomes—Rent fliTltM. & tuiu-n mm itt, built on Cabana, Air t',nitti''ut-d. iiit> .,rd, water liii: • $s.,0 t,ue'ImI ii. SV ist at St., K'u- t ,.t i-i. Ph. 52 - '65U. 'l'fl.t1Li-fl 2 106. Apartments For 2URN £P'I'& oIoe (iøs-&. $21-Slit. EntI Choice Locatiov; Downtown Sanford 201 WEST PISST ST. . EX1 UQOS TO FLOSIDA STATS RANK SEE YOUR BROKER -- is. J1) S. S __-t- unfurl - INE O\t'5li1, ,'.'TIonif "- n'i. I- Door, V.4. ,rmto Trins. Tm- Jim Hunt Realty • 'c-n - $100 DOWN - ,'iant.r. ' 106. Apartment P2—Acreage SOUTHWARD __________ ____ (f4 nO. Far Rent 115. Autos For nIe '1"•,,',''\_ (','b'$rn,,n 'irbee, l'e s _____________________________ M S IA. 'lefl'VaU ø' A4lfl - u' GIns. ti-hing iat, dotmWa P'UHNISIIEf' 1 REf,IVr,)f A '' 20 AC ES oItAN(;Es 00? 0*0 i.OwCOlt Want Al. •.11 ;3• Naur Town. 1111ff rolling land. I miles from to mall and 'fl In EAM NAVEI.'R $2.50 Ru. port .tnflwsoitt, it it' r:.' ('all 122.'I712. Sanford r,n goal County Road, 'hi. l2?.flt5 before 8:31) a. m. htea,ut html spat lesre'i mostly him. FAT.COS'. 3 door, or a Ocr 6:10 p. m. u3i ' P'imllv R,,nibnttt for country brims. PrIce 412.220 l.A ROE Fiurn. I Reriroom remp - 42Tires. flatter-i. %tufier 4 front 37,n: 1(0' II"! Iho' 1sf. 10 ml. from Naaj Rise. K-,Anhngs call term.. with hut .fal,ils new to P1st 3 mas. tl"ur. ti lIP -iv!nrmd"V. VOlT can still get :'i' l,ongwool, 534.12)1. r' - 11,1 hl'Irni l.!2-')4. I ________________________— i.'l.ASII (t1tf-M sit Hi' "hry110w. $1'iH V1I-it',!,lm'I'S (A,Il-iltA 51101' 1eri. 5713 -Large 2 Rirm. turn. Apt. NICE , A ,. , Q4. I Ill-per. i - bYl' Only 146. Manly others, 210 5. l'irk Avi', 1700 Magnolia. (,nlv 136' Ph. 1'' MIST 5G 2 -'ur .ep".'d syie"o farmaii.'. 322-22)4 after 5 p. m. A Multiple LIsting Realtor transuntssicn. 1-li-ri" rnuunifot.t. 1"I7 -- -'tir .4!.'d a' ,1. Arlick's For Rent LNMIROR A P1'AusER i0. thmu / .r! 1' /~...a.I Want Ad Department Hours - .-r,','!"r 14W o\() --Einttl BtiI RrirRains _ -' - l)riIHng I %lsnii1* -' 5,__4'_._ JET SPRAY CLEANING 24. VeII - - CAI1PIONlIIY — Ill-ISIS h%VEH IIOUI' 'u:N'rS('lu *22-4548 c"T*SM P.' INT CA')Ml' ' ______ .'rv1' AuhtimutiVe I —' V.- --____ 0 AUTO GLASS INSTA! .LED iik 1 LOCKED UP FOR CI4RITMAI ii MAH? P0 () MWC? I. ?4IrlV & (1.1, 1 ('Il healers oiii 4 ebeane1; vill tyie. c*x WAY0. Cleansi * Itet,aIre'l Call 822.(5i2 120. - SOME PcoPL JIPJGL AsL I I lSwcIsiI Si'rvkes . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pint honk 12, • , , , , . • , . / JlGtf€LL!,, tuner i'll. Oil, 1I9%Ti:lts It For Cash With a Want-Ad! - 4. " • • , • • • , . • • . , • , • • - r - 7 blaze was oil 1••S ••••,,,,,, Seminole County, at Hanford, ., i: The Longer Your Ad Runs The Less It Cost Per Line Per Day , 1c Per Un. TWENTY ONE DAYS - , , , iRe Per LIne TEN DAYS 20c Per un. , , . FIVE DAYS 24-c Per LIne , THREE DAYS 30c P.r Lin. ONI DAY -. IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OP 125 East Church St.reot TIlE NiNTh JUDICIAL dR. 440 First Federal Building CUlT OP ANt) FOR SEMINOLE Orlando, Florida COUNTY. FLORIDA. CUANCF.R SO. I&%41 425-5938 CALL UNTIL S P.M. TO START YOUR AD NEXT DAY — SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY 1. Arthur H. fleekwith, Jr. foreciosuire entered in Chancery Clerk of the Circuit Court Action No. 16473 now pending in the Circuit Court of (he Ninth fly: Donna M. Markos .hii.1ii'il Circuit of an,i for Semi. Deputy Clerk hole County, Florila, STEN.STROM, DAVIS & Mel XTOSII II.TElI this 16th, ttfl)' of Dec Attorneys for retituoners Information 322-2611 Pages 97 ani PS of th Public flecorIs of Seminole ('ouinty, Floridim. tion. WITNESS my band and the together with nil structures, Irnofficial seal of saul Court At rr"iv,'n,ontr, titures, appliances, Sanford, Semlitole County, flor- and flPP%irtaflnflces on said land ida, this 16th ilay of December, it uise,t III jtn tin therenith. A. B. 1966. The aforesaid sale vili ho made (SE AL) to a final 'seerpo of Post Office Box 1*80 Ad Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD Deten,1nt. in - Sin IA Ri 1 I, II ICY i 'i- ifl'. ''r 5q 1.'. tIfl IiiisIi.I. living c.Wn ( - 'In-- I'i,'tttionp Nn,ii.' Statutes, tn-witt cor,leiI Pet', 2!, 19(16 — Pnge 11 A 13. ('iitrrinic rrnth utitiir lr IN IDE t'lI%I'UIT IUIIIIT or TilE N INI'Il ,1I'I)It'I%I, fi$II(iIlI'r TO I)EI'VI1 TIlE STATE 01 Fl.Ofllfl TO, 1W '.Nl) i'fluI SEMIN,1I,lli COIl N1tOfl(IT1IV MAI'i ,tA('lS('N I'I, i-'%,flIlII).. Vho,e residence end address t'lIN4',fl NO. IfllTfl MINi' SAV1NtIS HANK, are unknown. Plaintiff, _OU •flT IIT'REl%'C Ncrririr.D that lbs abo-enameil Petition- '-a. fll'tt.flFiflS, ers, 1lRt'CE BROWN and 1,VS• Florida corporation, SI W, BROWN, his wife, have styled Court for the adoption of the mInor child named therein, and you are hereby requIred to show cause why the same should not he granted by ser-Ing a copy of your written defenses, if any, upon STENSTROM, DAVIS & M"INTOSI, Post Office floe 1*30, Sanford, l'lori.la, *2771. .tttorneys for Petitioners, and by filing the original thereof wIth the Clerk of saul Court on or before January 24, 1967: other. wise, a Deere. niay he entered versus you granting said Adop- TI Don't Be a Litter 0 1tennt, and that I tnten,1 to lie t-euister sni,l name with i 'ici k of (lie i'i tcni t Court, etnI nob i'onn t y, Itoriita, in noenrilnn"t' nUb the provisions of the Plaintiff, IS TIlE CIIICIJIT COURT Tilil NINTh JUDICIAL CIR•• , :'. j} -. -. SHERWOOD D. BRO\VN end CUlT IN ANt) FOR SEMINOLIl SALLY J. BROWN, his wife, COU%T, FLORIDA. -':• .• ., ' ,'-.\-!' r- ' Defendants. CIIANCEI1Y So. Iya ,• • • ' : • 4., • 3.. NOTICE OP SUIT NINTH FEDERAL SAVINGS & -::'"';:.: 4 -• TO, Sherwood B. Brown LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEV ': • ' 3 ' : 1722 Evelinc Avenue YORK CITY, a corporation, '.\ • . ,: • £ .4., • • '.. Macon, Georgia • •.••. Plaintiff, '',t •• .'.: .- • vs. • f ' ' Sally 3. Brown CiIAI1I.Es GRIECO and ROSE 4. • - :: - • - '- . -IrL;?. 172 Eveiine Avenue GRIECO, hin wife, Macon, Georgia Defendant., i"' • • 1' .;.&• YOU ARE hereby notified that NOTICE Or FORECLOSURE tur II. )3eckwith, Jr., 5 a Complaint to foreclose a mortSUIT Clerk of Circuit Court, gage encumbering the following TO: CHARLES GRIECO "* tj 't'' Seminole Co. j real property: 31 Kenwood Road : }. ' • • I: Donna M Markos Lot 18, Block F, COUNTRY hawthorne, New Jersey . I)eputy Clerk CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. 1, ,' PL :''-. • YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I • ' . , • I • • Thomas A. Speer j y3 according to the pint there- that a suit to foreclose a Mort 4 ( • of as recorded in Pint Book gage has been tiled against you f riintIft Ut 11, Page 35, Public Records in the above Court by the above :.. -J 112 Magiioiia Avenue of Seminole County, Florida. named Plaintiff. The property has been filed against you In sought to be foreclosed La as fol. Church Lake at Forest play SHEPhERDS in & Dcc. 7 14 21 the above-styled suit, and you lows: ' 1966 Lot 91, LONODALE SUBDIare required to serve a copy of School inciude Dale lies (left) and Paul Davis. your Answer to the Complaint VISION, according to the Th• play wis presented as part of the Seventh-Day on the Plaintifrs attorneys, van pint thereof, recorded In %0TiCI 01' AI.E Adventist pre-Christrnas activities in Forest City. den & Gay, P. 0. Box 2407, Berg I'lat Book 13, Page 68, of NOTI('E IS lIERlHY GIVEN Orlando, Florida, and to file the 11.1n. hi Plin+0 the Public Records of Semi5Zi-' a1 that. pursuint to a Final Decree original of such Answer with nole County, Florida, of Foreclo'ur. entered In cause the Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit ______________________________________________________________________ YOU ARE REQUIRED to tile numbered 364S4, in the Circuit Court on or before the 20th day your Answer with the Clerk of Court of Seminole County, Flor- of January, 1967. If you fail the Court and to serve a copy ida, I will sell the property to do so, a decree pro confesso upon the Plaintiff's Attorney, situated in Seminole County, • will be taken against you for the IRVING NATHANSON, P. 0. Box Floridi, described as: • relief demanded in the Com- 66, Cocoa, Florida, not hater than Lot , ST. JOHN'S VILLAGE, plaint. January 9, 1967. If you fail to • 2nd RevisIon, Sanford, FlorThis Notice ehaU be published do so, a Decree Pro Confesso -' 1 ida, according to pint in once a week for four consecu- will be entered against you for flat hook 10. pages 71 and tive weeks In The Sanford Her- the relief demanded in the Corn• __ 7. public records of Semi- ald, plaint, ________ if Corr WITNESs my hand and seal of Dated this 12th day of Decem::1dflOWIflK ____ ber, 1266. said Court at Sanford, Seminole iuiitneflt Iti ins of County', this 5th day of Dec-em (SEAL) One Prt\ a Spice heater, _____ ber 1066. Arthur H. fieckwlth, Jr. No 4-4, and 55-gallon __________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court (SEAL) ...• tank fly: Donna M. Markos Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr - • Orit- Faco 10" Kitchen Vent Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court ______ • • .. Pan (No model or serial Publish Dec. 21, 28, 1266 & Jun. fly: Donna M. Markos -• number) Deputy Clerk 4, 11, 1967 One Hot PoInt Ilefriierator, DLI 11-60 Irving Nathanson, • -. Nt,. 1:7 P11-lI (electric) Attorney at Iw One' hot Point (electric) IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT P. 0. Box 66 _______ ________ lt,,iigc, No. 1111-61 __________ NINTh JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF Cocoa, Florida Iixie-I'resto (electric) Hot -. -'• • _______ • "5 FOIl SEMI- Publish, Dec. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1964 water heater, No. 115-3OC I-'IOIIII)A. IN AND l)DH-17 ________________ NOLE Cal UI' gallon) _________________________________ • I • _______ 111614 ND ChI.%%CKRY •1t publIc s,elc. to the highest and FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT_______ i 1 ;'" NOTICE OP • best bidder for cash, at the front GAGE ASSOCIATION, a corpora- • _________ _______________ Notice I. hereby given that j d.'or of the Seminole County . pursuant to the Final Decree of a Courthouse. In Sanford Florida, tion, •, Plaintiff, Foreciosauro and Sale entered • • at 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon , ______ in the cause pending in the CI,'on the &th day of January, 1967. vs. C1IAI1LES W. WHITE and cuit Court in and for Seminole (Court Seal) AUDREY S. WHITE, his wife County, Florida, case docket Arthur II, Beckwith, Jr. • : Defendants, number 16893, the undersigned of Circuit Court Clerk _____________ NOTICE OF SUIT IN Clerk will sell the property situMarko. . MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 1; e ated in said County described as: _____ Sgt. Lot 3, Block "U", SUNLAND SMITh, EL.1410T, SCI1WALIJE & TO, CHARLES W. WHITE, , , RA 15266474, hIdgs. Co., ESTATES, according to the coiiducted uy Beai' Sl'ItAKER JI' ESI lit 'HE cCrI!fll')fly 'VS Fort Buckner. APO 96831, pInt thereof as recorded In at Itw AttorneYs Lake Brownie Troop b41 for seven girls (top photo) San Francisco, California h1at Hook 11, Pages 16 to TO, AUDREY S. WHITE 22 Public Records of Semi. at reeent n•eeting. in the group are (front, from whose residence and wherefob County, Florida. I'ublish Dcc. 21, 1966 left) Marilyn \Veinar . Teresa Warner, Martha abouta are unknown to Together with all structures and PiainUff Improvement now and hereafter 'rrinklein and Debbit Myers; (back) Mary Riggall, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED on said land, and the rents, (IIICL'IT COVIIT. 1% TIII Mrs. Panss' Triiikleir. co-leader, Brenda Myers, that a. Complaint to foreclose a issues, and profits of the ubove certain mortgage encumbering described property (provided, Candy Keith. Girl3 receiving one and two year pins, the following described real pro- however, that the Mortgagor %OLL: COU%T%. shown with Mrs. Billie Shuarer, leader (bottom perty, to-wit: shall be entitled to collect and Lot 12, Block B, WOOD- retain the said rents, issues, and photo) are (front, from left) Debbie Riddell, Janet TH MERE PARK 2ND REPLAT, profit. until default hereunder); AIiorrlo% or Bowers, hai-en Yates, Amy Trowbridge, MaryLou according to plat thereof to. and all fixtures now or hereKrnzer; (secoHd row) Diane Morgan, Nancy corded In P1st Book 13, Page after attached to or used In ilisep: 73, I'ublio Records of Semi- cmunection with the premises Spadau, Jean Shearer, Allene Forward, Denise father nole County, Florida herein described, and in addition OP SUIT , JoAnne Yates, Cheryl Mecks; (buck) Mrs. Shearer, has b en filed against you In the thereto the following described OP FLOIIIIJA TO S'IATI . IJIE TI . . above-styled suit, the short title household appliances, which are, zrenzer, Angie Josey Kim Clark, Linda BrookARTHUR MERLE TYLER, of which Ii Federal National and shall be deemed to be, fixresidence unknown: (Herald Photos) over, Curole Brook jver. You are hereby notified that Mortgage Association, a corpora- tures and a part of the 'ealty, a l'ctition has been filed in the tion organised under an Act of and are a portion of time secur. . .. . V Circuit Court in and for Semi- congress and existing pursuant ity for the indebtednes, herein " . nob County. Florida, in Chan- to the Federal National Mortgage mentioned : ' • I I One GE flefrIgorator (oboe.) I cery, for the adoption of ERIK Association Charter Act, having , . . '4 Model No. HU-11-Tc, Serial JASON TYLER by JOHN L. its principal office In the City of • , / •• No. YT-035661. • GAItILOW, the stepfather of said Washington, District of Colum• J • . ' ' minor chiid, and laid Petition is bia, Pisintiff, versus, ChARLES • One GE Built-in Oven (elec.) • ,t ' • . Model No. J-720.T, Serial acquiesced In and consented to W. WHITE and AUDREY S. V No, XS- 624653. by HERNRCE ELAINE LAW- WHITE Defendants, and you are . — . • One GE Surface Unit (elec.) RENCE GARRO%'. natural mo- required to serve a copy of your • • '• titer of said minor child, and Answer or other pleading to the Model No. J-830-T, Serial No. "' XN - 624652. you, as father of said minor Complaint on Plaintiff's Attorneys, CLEVELAND, $TEI'JIENOne Duo-Therm SVa1I Furnchild, are commanded to be and ace (oil) Model No. 815-9, appear In said Court, and to tile SON AND MIZE, Suite 515 San-' .i • , ,,your answer or objections to said ford Atlantic NatIonal Bank Serial No. 36-11-80. Building. P 0. Drawer Z, Hanor to show cause ' proceeding. One GE Hot Water floater •, , (01cc.) Model No. Y-BA-42.3 why said Petition should not be ford, Florida, and file the ori4 (40 gal.), granted, with the Clerk of the ginal Answer or other pleading Circuit Court of Seminole Coun- In the office of the Clerk of • Ono Victor Climax Kitchen -- •. ty. Florida, and serve a copy the Circuit Court on or before • F;xhaust Fan (10 in.) No mothereof on i'etitio,icr'. attorney, the 18th day of January, A. 7). del or aerial numbers. -. • Kenneth U. Spaulding, Sanford 1917. If you fail to do so, a -. , . _ .• Ten Venetian Ililnd. (metal) • Atlantic National Hank fluilding, decre. pro oontes.o will be takmanufactured by Roberta , en agairat you for th. relief de. Hanford. Florida, on or befor. Awning and Venetian Blind the 16th day of January, 1267, manded in the Complaint. Company, Orlando, Florida-.. This Notice shall be published otherwise the allegations of said No model or serial number., Petition will be taken as con. ones a week for four consecutive at public sale, to time highest and weeks In The Hanford herald, best bidder for cash, itt 11 o'clock , feasid. WITNESS MY hI'N1) AND OF- a newspaper circulated in iernt- A. M. en the 5th day of January '• • 1967 at the Front Door of ths FICIAL SEAL at Sanford, Semi- nob County, Florida. Dated this 16th day of Decein- Seminole County Courthouse in cole County, Florida, this 12th • Sanford, Florida. her, A. LI., 1261. day of December, 1966. (SEAl.) 4EAL) (H E.A Li) ; Arthur H. Beckwltb, Jr. Art hiur 11, Beckwi tim, Jr, Arthur H. Iic:kwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk ci the Circuit Court •. ('kjrk of the Circuit Court By: Margaret IC. Tyro Iiy: Martha 'r. Vlhiieti By; 1)onna lal. Markos, fl c. CLEVELAND, STEI4IIEN$ON & Deputy Clerk I)tiUty Clerk IIiCAJtDAJ.1., (IRIDLICY, LEWIS K.un-th (1. Spauldltag, MIZE 0 Attorney at I.aw Attorney. for Plaintiff & ULANKNEJ1 60 North Court Avenue .• Hanford Atlantic National Bank P. 0. Drawer Z ,• Itldg, Suit. 115, Sanford Atlantic Na- J'ost Office Box 3481 (Irhatudju, Florida 1220$ tional Bank Building Sanford, Florida AItoi- i:cyii (or Plaintiff a'ublisb Die. 14, 21, 2, 1964 & Hanford, Florida Publish Dcc. 21. 21, 19 & Jan. l'ubilsh Doe. ., 1264 Jan. 4, 1947 flW.3I 1-1,1NT DDU-47 ft 4 • _ . • I • '• 'IPP i - -'"' . • .' ' ' ' --•'-.' Ih: & 4' .-H .;• Notice NOTICE 01' EIT •; . • • '• 'I '. 'L? Notice Tcfl?tC (lied a t'otttion in the above- I. Legal lfl'ttl .$ I 1 Notice Sa *q S. .s . U -"' ' - ----'v-' -f -----------------------.. - - ' .: :i J �..._: 1 - •---- . . •• •.. , "Oon , . . Seminole 0 _ I 91,11 1 1 IELltm,BLE,a~~~~IlEIWMMMIL 4km7~L4RM b, _ 11 M~l U & 1IIII/u I . .-..*..*.,. a I'I I .. ! U HARD CORN FED :RIGHr I: . PACKAGE . 1 i` . icl 11r I., -.,. .4`()11", S S . * * "The Nile of America" tt ,O n • r Zip (,ode 4 VOL. t9 NO. - All IXIISP(l -- L%URV vEnsrE1 - -.-.---._______________ . Young I "SUPERRIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF MINUTE CURED OR FULL CUT ROUND STEAK BONELESS -".- f, I Ready, . .1 4 . T 11J R K E Y 0 . .11 - ~ , Or GR S I D --- ..-----.- ; I 11 CANNED iI 11 ~I Ai I I - lI ( ..I.. I [ • • .I SPECIAL. . WONDERFOIL ALUMIN U M easo : I , 3-OL PKGS. 4 .. I, of ree ll , i I ; I Ii I I 4 I i .. i 4I .~-- I • -- CTN. .1. - . SPECIAL! I-LB 13-OZ. AU CLOSED SUNDAY - Dec. 25th and Dec 26th for MONDAY the CHRISTMAS Holidays 1 10 - ! 11, 0 0 0 jj~* ~ft VEGETME A 1' R CANS - SHORTENING MILD SPECIAL! RICH I U EE AND MELLOW . COME I ' (SAVE lOc) , ----N&;,(. Green Giant Sale! ....... 1 *:-:,:, .I. ....... ,-, A - . L . - &VAi Moro -11. CANS C rape ruit or 9C GREEN GIANT GOLDEN CREAM STYLE LARGE SECTIONS FRESH FRUIT " .. -' urismas Valu - .i,i: : . 11111 DflJCIOUS Ifl Karo *e EACH Pi . ! : 2om 45C P ; i & ~ ~ "=;:~ ,. . 1I. 0 ch.... 49c C(of - 3 CANS ' Candy 31 /~ I 19C .. *89C / Chemes ........ ChommelF 4 Pecan Halves 0 SHOPPING CEWR 12-OZ. PKG. *' :.. C . '. . iW! ~ None - AN , . B 2 SOSO $ 50.00 Wls.r $ C"inds 50.00 WIsest 0 Plaid Sta )s' I o ee 1-w- CAN 7 1' c RA N ts Gets - P o d Bingo at I - - A. W. P.... N.S.a C. Kid= - W. - - I.i. C. 1bs.e . - Sat...,.. FS.rid. - W Gmrass - S ONLY 2 MORE WEEKS TO FLAY.10 . ,,. a.*A6 Ltg.. Pistid. 4- "1 . 100 GAME . -' -. L. .4 :1 .2, . %. .1 1: -:-",.$Z . -1 L. .,.. - 1) "'O'es- W-45 ,9, I . Sanford Opens Bids OnGas, Oil For '67 I .:, rr I... , ~ 71-/".. It V. I ~ ! .., I ... ~ I C City opened ids ye'er. day afternoon for some O,0Cfl a11ons of Is and oil - for -.---. "I A,Z1.3W46W21-. . .1 ,. 4.4i 's . I . the coming year. The official bid awarding will be held Tuesday night at . I "r . ~, 1. ; " , .1 I f the City Commission meeting. The apparent low bid on Honors i premium -asoline was from 1, Gulf ot the apparent low bid . I, ~1 bid for die.liel at VIAL Women 66 0 i ! .- Hearing Set II work for All Souls Catholic the Nutit,nitl AJation of cify Hall To Be sed ?w-At Noon Frida 1 ,3)', '. i I" 1. . - n I iet 'i I 16~ I ed at 1104111 Friday in observance (if (lit- Christmas holidays. City I Herald Index i"., . . M.iii.mgir W. K. Knowles said S i ve Po*nt ' a k About F' pri inc Court rewitly has cur incorporatid land betwee n our thi. h)roPusLI c ou rthous e bc B I ItLI) VAN P11 T tailed state law in this field. city limits and Sunland Es- tioti next to the jail clearly (Second in a series) Or) books The ilUle about a site for a governmental her project, whether It be a dog gIrl never replied, Later on the nurse said that pound, state university, junior or a courthouse Penny had been found wander college the corridors, tapping Simply because It Is about the lag in him the most preciousof all 'i C~ - ". - ,. .. ~- , :.' ..I 411 .. ____ - oil Tuesday. ness throughout ttic city during that period of tune, Ktio', Ics added (t)lItltiOilS I',l% - This should not necessarily --, - II , ii a . I loy 14C-..1 7 • .:. % ',,,,... • ditional construction hi tilt- fit* tjIllIolItt! Springs- will also ob- ~ to ture its needed as funds art- S(.[.%, c Monday ct.-. it holiday and , available , zi well is available lit 0.. lust (I 1111111it-1pal facilitie.,." Long%%ood City [fill[. 1101-111al ~ The parking . , ,ituation ill 1~ opell satill-thly Illorning., will 1 'Sanford Is the county sCUt house site Is ukjuale, with a tree, ei(v.owned aiid (IOCS not iuclude the lIve 21 l.spumce, Points area, and the courthouse uirkiuig lot iidjaceiit. As future and jail miulist he located in the needs (Ijetilte, the closing of " INCREASE t)std. kA , tern, and a sewage disposal these people and the area. The stat.' CO 'I h Higshv (if (;t'orgthnmia One solution spoken of has that Is not easily answered by county jail and jirc'semmt court ANNUM tSF 0RD , I- A-I 1.7 I-r1c PAID ON CERTIFICAYES N AT OF DEPOSIT OF 6 : PAYABLE QUARTERLY 11A 1 Ala. . ' - - , downtown area. 'lhe.'sti provide' tome by smoke and deputies NEW DEPOSITS IMMEDIATELY hoube - ih a "Illust", ill tho ill excess of .133 spaces with thu 81WIlluted thut a flash fire gUts when she Wok Ww Into been for the City of Sanford to 'go oul, and annex'." Mayor Wilson ,,aid further: fophii4iii of .Alexinsder, who says oin- street sloores raising this to from a faulty heatur caused tho her heart. Never before had unnex the Five lloijitti area. "Annexation is not is ,binjOe "I'llere J:i little doulit t Ila t "tile board tit County 0immiti- %%ell over I,000 five parkin Wait-. ht felt the true ineaning of the day until b.c beard Penny problem," says Sanford Mayor Sanford will grow to the uuthi smwlers take s a position of stuhls (Lomicluded Monday) A. L. Wiisuu. "Thu Statu him Uuwcvcr. (hero Is a nub of un sowiul fiscal responlbiI11y uud aa' MEUJLY CUIUS1MA$. . MONTHS TO A YEAR, • . 11uhe landfill. PER TO • iviOfl 0 INTEREST n Area Motel . .! -JA THE SA NFORD ATLANTIC ANNOUNCES what method I', used, the majority of the owners must presuitly to extend Sanford's cotngile, construitma of the usual on ('ilday &iiiti closed as is (lie normal practice on S urday city limits to Sutiland and there most nt edul space agree to be amiexid Itz addition to finding a ma are no plans to annex to Five continued use of the jiii'st.'iit \tuniclpal offkcs in the cities tutaimi ohms of Longwood ' cotirtlititise by and Ca'tse'lberr I jorit) of the p opk' illiiig to l'flutitb Joliui Alexauidt'r, c_liasrinaii of for a number of t irs, 'iS itli iitl l,i(I (lit to'i. os of (h 11(10 and Al the Seminole Comity C0111111issioll, said that "the detrisimi proposed court start toward If owm. . 'it sallford, lit-XI to tile jail. is if Coll till till lion of 1114118 . . bA-IA Kiitertiiflflittit IIorosope S0 ii t s..., Ill City (if .Sunfiml fill%%, operalvb %%, at, found by deputles slumped A govenimentaI compli- x room. 71te snan is everishUnig- hystein - all exLra added ex- economic feubibility of annextition Is a very delicate balance new courthoutie adjacent to tile .six free parking loti, ill tile over in hit; room. lie was overly grateful to her. She gave penfie. ."I . . selfishly for church auth corn- aii.I national lcvel. . ' ~, I I 10th WUK , .. . 7 the man Christmas together Lu that , , -, ~,. .' county seat. Tile board ralmot Ilood Aventie %Vill allow this Ito I hold if Iniblie hearing to move he hicreased to 31)o spaves. 'I'liv I COUrthOUSe out of the county lakefront de'i'elopineimt will pro - . iIce, struggling and grotesque, in the center of the county. seat, nor does the Constitution v1de additional free public Ili But to place a new cowity and he was very close to weepIj ? Al, WI1,S0N provide hir a special act to re- ing with seVeral acres till%%- lit- was found deud at a Fern Park . ing. After that Penny come government building there to liumuitik :;mi .SIoI&'l yesterday apparently a every day and read to him. But would entail so much: Legisla- PY cii)' txcs,'' hi.' ewitlutuid, move a county st ist. 'Eli.' gcmit'r lug eumriiiauktd ter a hound it • . . rift s office repurItd Jiahit), jiurchasu of a bile, eon parcel to cxli mid scm vi( cs, cost prot .iiui 1 1(17 a pi tiliiui ,miiml tin i.ue s lmt iii; irovidi d h'i the the room an)ont tist. w Is in f Till, man. identified ab Harvey voll".11*1101oll fill liltThey biwist inot-t of that :,truction of a wak-r buliply hyii- ing tlioiihandh of dollarh, 14i elveliom for rhan"hig a co,11111Y till- molul 11 GAME ',' .:;) f r'. • ' 1. . 0% k tended to read from a book. has centered bomewhat about The man will never forget that Five Points, only becuuse it is ..- 010 G-63 . I . . . Fiend. Winaw -Mm lEwwot Ridle9w -11lifrooksAle. FlerWe Wimw -Chwie"t Kawfic-how - Istilwasw FliwWe 10-00 WAmw -Palo Krivok -Tongwi, Flwkle $ 10.00 Wi.a. Mn. C Park.r Sw.a.t. F4..id. I DAD I OM . • t he brought for , the gift. . eries The nurse took Penny to the any area of small Seminole man and th en left. The man, County. who finds all children strangers, The placing of a new courteat on the bed and Penny pre- house, in the current argument, MMI • Si. Pstsrthw.. Putsr_.,. PS.v'd. Th.ias L leach - lav.ra.sa, FS.rld. -L IL - - " V #0 1. CELLO &P he finished (listr1hntIn e . was, the nurse said, the first BAG • t 111" . time blic had heard the child hold true In thiti day of modern transportation, when it Is onlY speak. inutter of minutes to cover . S $0.00 Wimw -FeW F. 11"roaW - Ireem" 11"at FigirkIg IGAD Wimw - Mm Miffs L McQww" -Tenoffs. Fjwjdg 5 S = BERRIES riremen and Santa Claus piece of devil' .q food cake-, de, ;pite the f I o w i n g beard (HeraldPhoto) T e To ne on ,~oors and calling the man's geographical center of Seminole name in a tortured voice. It County. .................... ......................... S $ 10.00 WIsest I p .*-".'.*'*'-'-. . :1::::.. ./ ,11~~~~~~~~~~ v S 100.00 WIsest / .. I -. $1..N W. 12-OZ.. M . . 49c WARWICK ASSORTED • I , .--, , ,. , *., ,. ,. * * ................. .... - '' 1, .:-:-:-:-:-:.:1:-: pared tijrkey dinner. too after -losed till tight , I ,,,, tes. There is considerable heenis to he liltmost .mlitable Tile area known as Iday ill ob."ervanct- or the and interested, were blank In chapter 57-1815--allowi IMire to lite Five Points alTa. anti economical . . . a %yell (,111.1stinas wiwity. ,rite offiveil ns Their beauty. So the man Points" POPs into be accomplished by ietitions. i)IduiuICd courthouse and jail ilI lit tip tot business "There are no tmrmui platis there is a discussion No matter her dolls and whenever about her asked Fresh Red ? ................. / . & Nuts! - 1`1 I I : U . / _____ ;. : I ? S I i t for regular at l9.31) per galion and Cities Service the low ' Part said. "You're Penny, aren't i I ANN PAGE CHOCOLATE COVERED . III ti ll ~ 2 Get in on the Fine I l NNECREST BOTTLE ALL FLAVORS HAWAIIAN I - QT. 14 OZ (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) lie casual "My name is '1 .. .-- . on the proPublic hearing Red Los Colunibitas, (wives of Hearing for reassignment of Mi. W. Vincent (Sheila) Rob- 1itkaL activities," said Mrs. tiu,ial recognition for her work ington, D. C. last April. i er an pose paving of . In addition to these and other Knights of Columbus) and with the Democratic Women's ert8 has been named ono'of Bugi Orange Avenues in against humiliation. The man k-anod down and attempted to be I u- ascau . 5C PRICES IN THIS AD ARE GOOD THROUGH SATUR. DAY DECEMBER 24th. • -; , 2-OL f. DONUTS i rii 14& 5 JANE PRPIP SusLPFD TWIN ROLLS ' I DIXIE CRYSTALS FOUR.X POWDERED I-LB JANE PARKER TASTY GOLDEN ;. 1 • ': 1. .1 I -.~.f. 11 *1 I Y.*.,.*1'.. ,.*.,.*.*..,... WHITE : POUND CAKE .. I - ~1'1 .;, , ' I - 6 r :.:-*-:4i-:-::: . CAN $ 1.1.1. 0 ________ QUART 1. .k r I -) en nyed hy 2 firernen' (lid manage to eat that tes. . was uncomfortable in their presence. But this pretty child was not one of them but a tiny WHITE HOUSE JAN! PARICRI Set S * a stranger among them. The~ BAG25c .:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:. t. 4 T k 0 1. 0 .1 . . ebildren. Always he had l)CCfl FRESH. CRISP PASCUAL \.._ C I P tee Sr. Sanford fireman gets a turkey leg at the Fire'San ford annual I , ___ tatist' gro%.Ili to I JANE PARKER FRESHLY RAKED I I • FRESH, EXCELLENT VARIETY OF FRUIT ERA FANCY RED DELICIOUS GREEN GIANT KITCHEN SLICED GREEN - ~r .., - - - : 9 16 AND Z . . • 3 yenr-old . Pact Announcement was inatle to- munity. This I letti-iied front illy During the yem- she .ierved clitil- ch, for tile Seminole Coun- Parlianientarium. She is a state criticism la. tors in Sanford had become in. Dec. 28. berore the Honorable ,it week when the terested in the case. It was Frank A. Smith, presidinsr judge (ill y by FlatHein Bogle, editor pilrelits, exillilple. I lilt) grate- aq pret;ident'of the (.11111 slit! ill- ty Medical Society Au.xiliary, director for Catholic Charities. public heariwo, .is originally of She is the mother slow but Penny had been taught of tile Ninth Judicial Circuit. of the hiogral)hical coitwillitioll, ful for receiving such fill hon. creased tile itle-Illbership by . scheduled had to be adjourned two ofl3 three children Judge Vohie Williams Jr. to sponsored by leaders of WoflWfls or,' sui.I Mrs. Roiirts wliiti in- 1,000 per cent, enabling the uu to wait. due to lack C anti a daughter. 'rtie loh>erts Sal(i with whom the case was originally organizations, club to wiui the Christine MaxPenny, the u)U7 internationally formimed of the IIC\Vs. family makes their home at 11E5. ItOl)t'EtS, ifi of Dr. W. wtlh Award. a sorrow that wasn't profess- asignvd. disqualified himself and nationally. V n.liieu CIO 1601 E. Seminole Lli)u!evard. Sb.' was elected :t state ('(liii"These young women between V. Roberts, Sanford city cointonal refused to talk. Th e rid* from presiding at the trial of Icule of other children had the case last week. the ages, of 21 and 35 fire hon- jjIiS.4iOfl(T al)d IONII I)IIYSiCilln, Illittee%V01111111 0 Tiolitillitte(i for -.17 Defen-ie Department has an11 11 1 shut her up. The unnatural Tile hearing for remissigning ored because of their otittitand- is it native of Bostoll, Miss nounced the death of Army • # voice had been imitated by a judge will be held in chain- ing contributions and aucomp- a graduate of Boston Univer- served uS hostess for the nor.Sgt. Ceusar Bryant of De-Land. :,~ j 1,1V idit delegation tit the ilittiolull bantering playmates. So Pen. I)ers at tile Orange County lisliments in civic endeavors, 4ity. my spoke no more. Site has gained state atid na-I cumpaikro conference Ili lillil.SllI religious, professional find poCourthouse in Orlando. y I '.- ~' - P, NTs '- --- ON . to -) ;1"0- 0 -- I ~~. . : L I C BAG Mrs. W. V. operations. One of the best doc judge has been set for 9 a. in. iCLfl VOIiICII for lO0ft;. : 4, ranges . 4 I I-L Corn .......... 2 `39c SALAD .... 33cQTS. 59C AMBROSIA .......... QTS.49c APPLES ........... LB. 1 9C CELERY HEARTS ,4 .. .:. .. .... ..... -- CANs39c .1 I Fre nsp, es ' . FR IT A C STALX ******-*". ~ " ' 63c ........ 149 "& $289 5'" $3" e e " , .. . . . aN LB. C 1 , . . . the injunctive tib of S(!minole County and political activities, Mrs. Roberts a member of the Parliamentary ~think of nothing betPenny had a cleft palate. Longwood has been rescheduled ID 6,000 outstanding young AmerCouncil came under ter lit life than working tilt- Lite Denlot-ratic party on state has been active in women's Law Unit of Winter Park antifor 40 There had been a series of Coll"ItY C0111 missi011 to another . 7 p.m. today at Citysevere Hall. 0C . .....'....... -*...." .~::.. :...:.:. ..." J* . ; S SPECIAL! (SAVE 26c) bench. lie pointed out tit "grave harni" which might have if the iot'cr4ci c " even afraid of needles. 7 BAG $1.73) CAN .11 . ... . ..........:.X.: .*.V.-.-.*.,.1 , . (3-LB. I,JT'J' I f did not find them strange. 71te other children cried, the nurse said, but Penny was brave and dignified and not C CTN. I , ,~-,,;. , 1. 7'' . I ... ~ hlnod man thought It must be teiti bit for a child who had been driver, who was shot, had lost In hospitals so much that she control of his vehicle and gone 19T- I LB. ,% SPECIALI RICHIS FROZEN 4 c sftmed logical for her to be III, there at Chribtmas time. The J - .. SPECIAL! I ' & A&P STORES WILL BE ALL VERY YOUNG, TENDER SWEET PEAS 5 t . t. Mary area. it %Vill punip lit new who had become accustomed sign and damage to people he to the routine of hospitals. ' had seen in his years on the -• U HUNT' S WHOLE SPICED copyRlGHr19mt0REATATT1CtCtF1CTEA CO_tt I. C SPECIAL! E • row all o us at 11 to tile entire county ''ouithis involved were Na- plain damn goofed off," lions- commercial development hut this will be contained where thaniel Williams. Jerome John- holder said. aloof, "ded in silence. proudly --you boys tire gohig to 4 #Primly defiant. She came on this son, Edward Grahnni find Rich. -~ to it, . years and ,qual. ard Lamarr, all 15 o it school for floor of adults as an c Names of defendants fire old. Penny was too stern, too pois. . tercliange has hecfl made posat request of the 3j udge. q L P The teei'iugers, all begging sihle through donations hard ed, too serious for childhood. reported .,tige ous,ioi.cr emotion- I . ni................. . t, w ere l ol l horn ''This Is Penny." t he nurse the work time and (lie like of the told the boys the case NVIks courtroom by Deptity Lou llud'! explained to the man. -She Is fill%local Lake Mary people , I a little lady." She was, the "011e Of tilt' worst instance. . (Continued on 11age 5) imurse said, the perfect patient vandalism and premeditated de- I.,agan. c . Y Getting the Lake Mary Bou- the Lake Nlary Chamber or rights of way which have been sedate In her ba th robe, imbed- W IIEAKSTONE COTTAGE * * * I , ' oic four -who ndinitted shootitig with .41ill;rshois ,,,ill Ill,. tinic developing the area Into the man was te.,bpend Christ. Claus, clown, motorcycle driver ont , of high residential value. and horses in the Christmas into the crow(l. inns. One was Penny. for some "To put, it bluntly, you boys it will be necessary There stood Penny, small and parade. 7 c C Potatoes 0 IN 4 il, ' most shut dewn there. Three boys COAST.TOCOAST PORT OR SHERRY SPECIAL! A&P SWEET ,0 1: . . . - -il. the Lake Mary Chamber or Four inothcrs sobbed ( Oiflhii('fl ('. working svitli the children's wing home for teenage sons were forcibly removed from the County Conrtronfli counts I)l.ihlIhCi and county zon christmas The ward was at and sentence (l to county jail - until they can he moved to tilts ing cninmnisskm, is to try and detention home. I-LB. ; I MIX , . I desk to chat. They had sent most of the patients In the SPECIAL! HEAVY DUTY ROLL 1. . Boost For Lake Mary ing softness. The lights of the town were more like petals of BAG I-LL . .k . I . 16 14 SPECIAL! 25-FT. ___--. -- flowercstrentogehracros ALL FLAVORS CAKE ANN PAGE ''S F IL I 11 R CANS j, .I * in the Lake mental par( lit getting amiroval gether in a furry confusion. event to take place connecting huh, Thc didn't collide or sparkle \tar area in mans sears ' bs for the lit but blended together in a glo w- Donald Jackson, pre. 39 SUNNYFIELD PLAIN OR SELF-RISING ' e ~11 Iii I.. .1 .,I ?% 3 S-LL I I ; f j i I I sk.* le' d there by * * leard Interstate 4 interchange Commerce ItW1atI and deeded to (lit I The 4111 pla UI C of I signlficent most mstru counts' bs property owners The lights of Sanford ran to Is termed 'the GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN OVEN READY AI. 1.1 ,1 1 f i 59 Good News For Holiday Budgets! Thrifty Groceries'. 1 I # .~ . L I So at then, slowly, opened the had one to we the most beautiful might he had ever (2-LB. BAG 7S0 i .I ------ 4* 1 . iamon n ene sta and ive irant to say it at.yatn. Z-15 qu. - l'rirc t Ci'nf. Ment, change tile look and haracter of the area," Jackson .- I $ UP LBO . I I HAM 4 CAN LB. 1. or down to the visitors' room lie closed both his eyes and BAG , % a .1 . I . 3 SUPER-RIGHTO, PURE PORK AN 29 MODELL PRIDE I 2 . "I I BEEF UND "i • * LL. $1 1. • .'SUPERRIGHT' LEAN, FRESHLY LBS* 10 % , C 88 LBO 1 i five years ago in tile visitors Lroorn at Semhrnlc Men'inrial 'Iospil at which looked down on Tile .n k Mn ry Ur,ilkvar(l Ii' Two bids, wit bin li'ss I han .hnrt l iwfnrv itnon I hut. I I;i' S U I) iiiiiii.'.'t. will nI iidy Iin. wi',l s, w it Ii .''.,'' ik$ i'm ihi 'First Street. The man's right nk i,riiis' ovi'r f-I wiles roast rUrtf'(I two hiIH hut R11I(I it ttpIWHI.'II ni't for ulunii 1Ml) dny$t, were 1liili1mi.l ('OIIHI was Infected and he $5,00t) of each other, for the iIiW ltiiidi'r, Ililiinii.I. plot). t,ii,,ithq pr.'sswny wfl bUilt. I hi' couldn't read or watch televi se COflt.tl%i't. to construct. (Ill' IIHkC t.Imi Company, (lrIn,i.bi, $":14. (lie I tWit will tiuI' Stilly Iii %V ill 1-1111111-0. I I:.' itik Il hIIIIL(' I hit otatity alt. nily hall pnvf'ii Ion for two months. His vision \tnimterihnnge on lfltPi$tflt(' 08 niut I I) Manl.'' Coll. it10 011 ('1,1111 11711 .11(1 1 111% were o p ened this morninsC • h e nit c as obscured i ,('Vat'II r mmi ake M sty • Pt iiit't.litii Company, l4'7'$l)%iEg, ('nimt ruii't loll work Oft tb.' 81)1,111 t h.. m il.' f tion the nurses dripped Into by the State bail Department (0 1.4 and plans soon to cornni'w ''ihi.inii,ti.l' i,it.'r.'linuri' ..i,ii,,iiu,,II * 9.I108. fir , mm1%' every hour around the at Talinlin,tsoe. will In' tii ii qii III iil,iiit fimu l Ill's e will III' III) Itlt III lIrl' uitiil t',lth't1. J)IIVi7I t hat. hkhNfly Al l reported fuiitln'r I hut, liii' .\iot'intcih Press r'porti'ii clock. The sedatives deadened .. sit. on •',th.'r alik of 1.4, troni 1-4 to 1.1w f,angwoodmost of the pain but not all of . Muirkiutni flood. 1i'tiiiiiit hit' "iiiiiittotiil. . L,t. ... ----- - _______________________________________________________________________ Oven t.,~o 32771 c Grad. "A" Quick Frozen, ¶ ? ijrrath I \'. E ATIIFlit: 11111.11y cloudy stud mliii (hi ii Ft klnv _________ . ANIUUI), VI)1tIi)i 9,40 '11111 1t I i s - fu Phone 822-2611 in 42-M8S cio . ,~ - I 1 . IE .-.. River '.1 ____________________ ____ on the SI. .IOlI1M I SLICED V4 LO Coui1y ; ~' , TFPA I Au autopsy is licuig performed today. . t 11 A I. 011 F-- ''. , MM$I* 1 0 I C 'I J ___ ! I1~ j I & . I \ I I .1 I . I - -- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 21, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 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/d7f976bd36152caf64baf76edf36b5a8.pdf 0607fd22c789a22bae663b1d8ae131f2 PDF Text Text 1 J; Jud ge R0 VV0 VVare Honored Swift's Premium Govt-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen, D 6 D Ducklinas ......... lb. Swift's Premium Gait-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen, D 6' D Plump Geese .... i. Colleagues,, Community By 490 Judge Robert W. Ware, who eutli mendal loti and gIowiiit fri - I ;itii+hI a .Snintny School class at M rs. Muriel Gardner of .ca n has pract iced law In Sanford lutes were ac('orth'It 3uflvv 111p First Met hodi ci Church, ford; five irantIc1iiId ren and for more than .10 years, Was Ware by County 0)111 111 iss[fill which has always bepri known nine great orandchildren. I rut ;iti .hliti +\ li'x atiller and lIfltll)tT(l today by his eohli'nu;ies ('Ii;t .IIPdUP rt'c Bill.' ( lncs, if II 1114 (Ii 8 fl'/ flit ritiijte I 0f Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson. At. Itt're and by the Florida liar. torney EEdwinSltinhiulser also SilI('e It was, orgiinitvrl In l9l. I hiiik we love .Iiui,e Ware ffl(p.i Fletcher Rush of Orlando, spoke nit Ware's nut st atitlin lie still leaches vach Sunday. for being the emilj ment of a Prior to 1.rrtiming an nttor. trite Christian gentleman," said president of the Florida Bar As. service to church :111(1 ("un 1111111. tWy, Ware Was fi school tt'Arh(!t .Itidge Wilila mc. sociation, spoke at ceremonies Ily. honoring the venerable 81-yearThis brought a burst of a p• A plaque in mriiiurv (II I hr •, ntl school suiierintentlent In his old former county judge In the occasion was Presetlied 1' native Georgia and served as a PlatiP and a cfnn'ling ovation m Icr of the courtroom of (he Sc tulumle .111(1g.' Vol le %S'llli:I ins Jr. (II legisla- from lb. more than 5( person County Courthouse today. lure, I Ic is a graduate of the it hr'red In the court room for flit' Nint h .Iunllral Circiflir I iiilvrrslty of Grorgia. ' To 10.0f)0 int'tii tiers of flue the c"remnonles, Judge Ware ht;i s hit'i'ti art lye A 11cr hieglritil,ig flue prart let' Honda liar, the ti;u Inc of .luuilge lii i'ivii' affairs of III(, ('(Ii)) Ittltfl'lea rs ct rca nuari g down if i hinliert Ware .spells a story of iIy for many years, pa rlienlarly 01 law hire in 19.1 5 he was elect. face and choking with ernotio,i, real service to others," said with the yntit It work III the Ri- ('(I to the t)ffi('(' of county jiiolg.' Judge Ware rose to accept his for I hirer conseciat lye terms, honors saying, Rush. wanis ('luihi R'lut bus of approval and ''11 someone's life has been For the past 37 years hi' has servIni from 19:17 to 1918. ,hutfgt' Ware h:i Iwo chltdrrn, math' bet icr by toy living, then Rev. Milton Ware, a Methodist iny life on earth has been worth. Inunist('r In Coral Gables, and while." o 690 "" Copoland's Famous I2 pkq. oz' ieners ..... . W 450 Sarasota Brand Chipped Beet, Ham, or as Turkey ......... 3 p : q7 2 10 4S 9 8 9 IT Tan,ow's Flavorful 451 Liverwurst..... - C L0 South Carolina Standard Fresh Oysters ........... :t They honored Judge Robert Tasty Cocktail Six. Small Quick Cocoa Heinz (bay 3 Get 1 Fr..) Tomato W. Ware for file many years of .service to the community this morning. It was really a sincere 690 Shrimp SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOVT. INSPECTED, SHIPPED, QUICK.ROZEN EVISCERATED SAVE 4c! Nestles 3 90 Pickles SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS Cairo Beauty Midget 16 • 12 ox. L du Baby Food U" Household Bleach cit H jars half gal. Clorox ............. P 10-lbs. to 19-lbs. 15 as. 20-lbs. and up $5 6-lbs. to 9-lbs. 15 as. 37 0 Dessert Topping .':. 39c SAYS 10sf Cinnamon Rolls 2' 611. 49c e1100 bw. S&H GRIEN STAMPS to, Kiddie Corner singing "Silent Court to see the error of their Night" out of tune at the Plaza last night than anything Perry ways and change some of the Como, Andy \Villiams and Sin- unconstitutional rulings they atra could put together. have made in the past. "I have written and talked Seminole Community Action has hired a public relations to legislators whom I know and 'p on an +. . Pilisbarys . . * tb + .. 59 NO. 87 on the St. Johns River Ec Home oniics fari' t Phone 322-261 I or I25-93 Zip Code 32771 VEA I'llER: Fair and mild thru Wednesday; cool tonight. Agent on "The Nile of America" ii _ -- - AP Leased Wirt! — Established 1908 - a !aqnn honoring ( 1-[trt hi Photo) TT AY, DEC. -- --- 20. M66 AF()Rf,['LflRlD,\ - P1'i( 5 Cents World News In Brief Jaycee Teen Club Session Ending To Remain Open UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (1W) The U.N. General AsThe board authorized adver- sen)bly neared the end of its - The County Commission, after taxes for the amounts "appears Club Taho, the teen;ige nightspot in Casseiherry,- ')Ist ie.iiion today on a, harmo-~ w i I I remain open ~vith the fidl cooperation of the City many I dont know urging them considerable parliamentary nia. mandatory" on the part of the tisement for bids for certain i consultant oil a fee basis. materials for recreation fac1i- ninus note highlighted by unani- Council. to use their power to put a stop nucvcning this morning, agreed board , The commission instructed ties at county schools. Bids are mous approval of a treaty outSupt. of Schools A. T. Milwee to these rulings which give corn- to consider discontinuing pro. With council ready "to meet the slaughter", 6.1 lawing war in outer space. gathered in all the school prin. fort to the evil-doer and take viding the services of a home Harold Johnson, county attor- to be opened Jan. 3. teenagers assorted parenta and members of the South Representatives of the firms cipals to start planning policy away the constitutional rights economics agent in th e county. fley, to request clarification of of Frank C. Brown and Yarger for next school year . . . We of the people," he declared, Jaycee.,;invaded the council meeting Monday UIGU (A P u—TeamMotion as originally made by similar and previous attorney Associates were invited to atimagine (the press was not i11 Although he is 8.1 years 01(1, Union locals at scattereill evenint to receive assurance tend the cornmnission meeting on 3tCrs es to'his offj"e Commissioner John Fitzpatrick general opinions. 'ited) they discussed lunch- .Iutlge \S'nre locations in western Pennsyl- that Club Taho would he per. line. New bids were called for Swoftord particularly object- Jan. 3. "requmteci the Farm Bureau to oom participation, ungradiig each day and does "as much 3 p.m. Dec. i'J. The two firms were low bid- vitnia walked off their jobs to- mitte.! to remain open. study and make recommnenda- ed again to a board of nonprimary grades, curriculum and Site of the rne"ting was Continued session of Council ClU)." to be useful and need- (ions as to whether the service elected officials, such as the dci's on a job classification and day in what a trucking assoei:i- changed perhaps setting U a standard e was schteiuied for . p.m. Dec. from City Hall to th WIUlt size paddle to hit the kids with. ed and feel there is still some- should be continued" following hospital board of trustees, hay- pay plan survey on employes of tion siokesnlan (Iescrihed as a W')rnan's Club when the large 29. sympathy strike for the union the county. I mean no sense hitting a kid thing I can do. There are people receipt of the resignation of lug the right to levy taxes. group of young people arrived. The Dec. 27 commissionpresident. James R. Ilofta. William Bush, county engiwith a 10-foot paddle in one i can serve such as In the study Miss Myrtle Wilson, the present The young people wore order. fleer, reported survey conduct- meeting was canceled. school, while another principal of abstracts and wills and gen- agent, ly, polite and well mann.'reil When no second was forth- ed on the cost of materials and will use a tour-inch stick. ))_ while Larry Burnett, .1aye't. era! office practice," the Judge coming, Commission Chairman labor for constructing ZAGREB, Yug.Itvia sidewalks * 4 * noted, Students (I.'monstrating today , third vice president, who had' John Alexander indicated his on 27th Street between PineWhich reminds mc someone against U.S. involvement j concetvej the idea for the club Prior to opening his law of• . • crest School and South Sanford *broke Into the principal's office i Vietnam smashed windows in explained the incidents which fices here Sept. 1, 1025, Judge ' 'titic would he approximately The Lake Jessup causeway at Sanford Junior High School One-year-old Jackie D. Madithe U.S. consulate in this second had brought complaints from practiced law in Georgia feasibility study Is somewhere $2,500 if done by the county or over the we('l:end . ransacked Ware for nine years. between l)el4and and Sanford. $5,000 if dune by the State Road son, daughter of Nancy Madi- city of Yugoslavia. Some invad- local merchants. his office airn,ig others and Burnett reporte.f that "I once felt that h)t'itlg a nun- C. W. (11111) Benedict, State Department froiii secondary ed the consulate's reading room made off wi'h about $50 son, was burned to death early two boys involve,1 in the cufflc ister was the highest eztlliir-, Road Department district in- road funds. Mid sac,"'ed They didn't al the paddle 'hen . when I at the club recently had apoloThe board instructed Bush to this afternoon when fire of unwas teaching gineer WiIu,,rn Sandell. t 1 - year-old 'Tt at I)eLand, said So maybe it was.: gjzt!d publicly. I' I felt this tile higli contact thu. SRI) i Ih'I1ind to determined origin destroyed her DeBary man, was killed Monday mailed the study Monday ( "We are trying to maintain. wt C}IIC.G() A i'h' it +i ear he was driving went People ;trt'iit paying their e"' eaiiing,'' Judge Wio,; r.'nii- (hit' Seminole Cuun(v ('0111- determine its current policy on home, a second house and an the trut! of Richard F. Speck run and keep the club in orderly, OUt If 01fl1u[ and cr:1S1WOI into nisced. coiistructiuig s t' id ewa lk, ; with ,secautomobile (Ill lItir S It I SIPeS o mlssiofl hut Chairman Joluti city taxes in l)ec'iui her . . Ac"hlowivrr, I ;ilu f e el that .i ditch 1t1t 'n sill! ui Orlanilo, on ehar'zes ot inurtkring eight fash on,"' Burnett ai.i_ :'tVL'IILIC, Midway. Alexander said it hut! not ondary funds. cording to city figures less than TIe further reported i CasI there is a great uiced for the i1j3 July Chief D.'piuty Douiuld Butler liven received as of floon to$5,000 has been collected during ______________ g of help that only a lawyer day kind bein of the Orange County Sheriff*,; 14 has been shifted to Peoria, selberry police officer is the last 20 days. paid by the group t patrol the I Office said the rn,ju .upparentiy • can give and I have always Ill • . area around the club on nights suffered •u heart failure' just be. gi' he'll) to people who needt'd agreement with the motion 1 t The Sanford Ministerial Aswhen dances are held and that fore the mishap. soclatiori will sponsor the movie it, regardless of monetary ('00' asking, ''Who does time chair. State the club is oper:It!ng under a SA R.SOTA A P ) man turn the chair over to iii ''The Restless Ones'' here Jan. sideration,'' he said. Cart Cot)12 membertu.1ctit coun c il. _________________________________ prosecutors want Dr. TIC said he hoped to $O ' SOtilO order to second a 26, 27 and 28 at the Civic Center. motion if the Council conirnemideil thu Jaypohino'i bail boosted above the Let's hope the courts make the iiiuch needed changes in the vice chairman makes a inn,k * kn \'01 ,. r)(;; V-lie William Jr. (i'iht) pi.en Ware. .11 .Jti(1e Robert. W. County May Eliminate I got more of a kick watching believe the people of this cottnsome 15 kids from the Pinecrest try are beginning to force the SAYI ISci Lecky Whip an br so that. all the advantage is . tke and right prevail zund I $5c• dairy specials to Seminole ("winty I think the county should find on the side of the criminal and )s been considered to be of a space for the county cngi• against the innocent victim," some value to someone," h' ('on('huilell. $ucer's car on commission (18y5. (Iccll%r('(l .Judge Ware. It was parked in front of a "no "But people want to see jitsparking" this morning. jar small 4 4 mnor Patrolman Herman liarThe weight of criticliun by th e people of th intl ion riett who Is rounding out 20 the U.S. Suijn'cnie Court. is l)eginning to make itself years of service with the tiepartmcnt today. Harriett is the felt, in the opinion of of .Judge Ware, Seminole Comity's senior member of the force and oldest practicing attorney. he's th e guy who patrols First "it, has been dism ayin g in th e past years to see Street while you all are cozy ____ Ihiw laws have been eonstrue(l by th e Supreme Court In your warm beds. jar Gerber's Strained 'ti fine gentleman. "Now Only Ot. Gherkins ......... 410 he a ('I ((('I IT * * if tile city would Judge Ware Speaks Out tribute to r"- 390 Soup ........... 4 cans Cairo Beauty Sweet Mixed vi1ts1111131 By LARRY , * Walkout ha on tT: - a' —. rncu incrin ' MON., TUES., WED. DEC. 1.2O.21 19" - ' Student Protests + Bullet n - To u DeBary Man Suffers Attack , , Before Crash . .+ b Move Trial , - , p let 4 ' 111' 1)11 SIT till t he Predic Busy Weekend Boost - for Telephone Users Thv weekend alivad may ,iany instillIces will gi%.e uj) $15.0oo ort which he is now kids that shot at Santa and rip. Ju dicial s ystem in Florida, UH- tioll ? bu-ing (lie largest volume of long their own holiday tbtit' so that free white waiting trial Feb. (l(0 the IeViSeii Florida ('(.il$tittl. 'j'fie' motion finally was see. ped off the Yule decorations djstaiat calls over handled by others can get their calls 13 out ius secouid atirder charge. (ion. otided by Commissioner from various homes sit in. Judge Ware said Hhlotlier of I.;twrcnce S w o f f o r d when local operators (if Southern Hell through. l e ph one Cotnpuinv here. ''All available equipment ill Henry Simpson of Geneva his fights has been for the amended to include for Te "It's largely bcc,tiw the be utilized," Shedden emphasizAUSTI N, 'fex. (Al') Presisays a coat of silicone on the aiiolitititiit'tit of eniultitl tw iii till fib A . • - - ' fl,LJLJ - MV! 20c1 Borden's Auo.t.d Flavor. Ice Cream tb P& Bid, Yellow* Low-Cal. Hw.ila. (In ... half Is'. 7 I . cons 346 oz MVI I Oc... Spray Whole w J.IIlad Cranberry (Limit 2) me Punch..... . of Xe Xe CI O M. Sauce 0 0 0 0 02 ::z3 LI$ frozen foods - and SAYS 491 T.sy Trow Ps ht I Bay, Waffles is-a.. •Ø I SI li pkg. SAYS 2491 N.w.rd Jon's C (0I "$) Uii flu clø ,. .. . .•'. ' . - . ,,.. •. ' -.'. • Mighty IThist . ' ' . - I + __ Baby Limas 1s.. UU , $1 - i do* I I in, cot raids uluring the last few wee 3)It I Baby Peas J . S.,,. Lek 1S.. -. $ - ......... 4.. I 1)UhliJ J31111 II%.fl WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! SANFORD MAZA SEMINOLE PLAZA. - H"o 17-92 Dr,, Smfold pei Th ktuuuaced in the United States. low five pe1- mis III sirro1 ell 1"robe Set Crackdown? St.., 0110111111t IN swim in men 111111110 Sust Em-, C I., SAY! 17c1 Piany.Siv.r Liquid VAshtLNG'L'oN A, --I Iciuse Adiiiiuiizttrtttiott .uhcnin. ituittet, was s he.+tukd tot1u,,- . , iii 111111 ..l ....,. JIJLII.,),JIII., to Kend kids to the IA 'I'hus far, only $150 . . . CCt4(I:l'h1t!y1Wtdh1t0)11t $500 This is the last, week. * - , - -. ' / - - ,, •+ - - H - today about thu isala r y f up t $20,500 a year she received (IC. - . - - ,içcE#i Caus.rry Ask Penalty will be opened Saturday -jorn- ( A ll I * me Wit g 'ui - I UR TUES.. WED..5 AT MON•.THURs S 30 • .00 FRI.. S:30-9;0Q recording. HOURSg MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. 9 P.M. + • South Si',iiiutule Jaycue; Why not tumt at tIit ((III? I iI.tsoi P, 'UI sh4 + • ' 4—il/i-.,— C— or - operators Corn Toasfies 3 wb -------- - Apple Sauce MV! Ic! Lhbby's Canned - 184 --- SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS __________________________________ SAYS list t II( we Increase? MV! IOc! Lucky Leaf '--_ + McNamara In request we •: cees, for their offorts on behalf of the teenagers of the area all'l rkc.1 oil the eb- ige iii app.'ariurice anti attitude of the club. In other husiutess, insurance l)tIfliMhlrecommendations from County Christ was wcehe,id will e\tt'nd ed. dent Johnson culled Secretary bids received from Nationwide city ball Nativity ruti.' animals nuent, lie re('uulle(i that lit' lIt!- Agent Cecil Tucker, for tiiuuch 0)1 the Insurance Mcintosh A enci "We will be trying hard to get of Defen s eRolrt S. MeNamara In other business, fill- hoard for t huri't' days will save themn fr o m (lie damp. gnu this crusade titter a friend . of his wits falsely at'cus.'.l of lu('ard the attorney general's l)Llbhbt'.'' 5111(1 Robert Slu'thk'n, ('Very call throughithiout tie- to his 'l'exas ranch today to and Cuss Iiiurunce Agency , Southern Bell uuiuun.igt'r. lay. Ihiwcver, with such heavy talk about military spending were "throw,i (Jilt" because When we have that Metro ,nurdt'r and banged, Later uuti- opinion that the trustees of the Shicdth'n said the 1)111)1k' will list' ept'cted. particularly Ott iiniendntents to the policies were national security. phone hookup celebration, let's other ni.un confessed to time hospital shall C C r t If y the start their holiday calling on Christmas know there were submitte.! after the tIcatiittnounts of money needed for Saturday, hit hope we get a mcznl)er of the crime. Sunday wilt he will be SOlilt' tk'l4iy, which we 'Flie Vflrlfll It ) V jut.lgo' it hi lii' niaintetiance and it)il)rOVeItit!tlt the Utilities Commission Florida big day. Monday, also it L-egt-'t," Sln'dtit'gi said. was tnuiehi surprised uuuioi honor- of the hospital and (lie counmis, 11olitl1,y for tn+i,iy persons, will down for the event, New \'t',ur's Eve wct'kc'iid State Department of Public . id by the evc'uits of (hut' day slum shall levy the taxes iui'ces- 111511 ste • • if Ii.'uvy volume tit' likewise is t'pt'ctt'tt to Lit' lit'.iv 5tfi'ty has prepared a bill which sary to obtain fill! needed funds. calls. Walking on Fulton Street this "lily head Is still in a whirl.'' k'r t liaui Usthul, but lighter thud!i would bring a sharp increase In "I an' I)k'lusE'd that my work morning three kids on a bike The opinion .says levying the "Long distance in the Cluristni(Is weekend. the number of driver's license a Jilt. Now if I wanted asked sUsj)erisiong. what were three kids doing on one bike? We sure need a -H crackdown on bicycle safety, 't,i.o. ''i,' I4.S V E GAS, Nev. (AP) A tinting device In a trailer t chipped A group of Navy the desert northwest of hero in $50 to the Little 110(1 School was set today to touch off an ,lIousc... + utidergt'ountl nuclear device which Ititly hi.' the largest ever Pol ice tb' I m tuii'' ut huts IIEIt' f.i be north to 6s:ifurd7 I PYHA M1J)S AI4O.( 'I lIE NILE? Well, in a SdttSI? m usnouk's? . sitsid . . . . - pyi'aiiiids . - along the , . . . 'I'oiinhs ol , , . These iut'e ''Nile of Anies'h'a'', the St. in this cause, however, the suites) iii'e ci)tWt'.'tt' ittucluors hiiui [Od zLi-t)uittI tite l,uku A141111-m-, w here that Liriu't' the Sanford tlut S.. itt'ziwiili - 1111trillu Will 'hiflt Ihiet I(a \% at (hatu Jr North Little Rock, Ark-, hi.' sell IL'IIi. (it U) LI ."tJ', ----------- -----, ''I ho - .. - tet ituor i.'tiiip for 11% e years for bleating a + "(ICU(lfllCll° (mum- - .- - S. - • ..----..- •___••'+_\ -- ..-. 4,• ---- -r--- S ---------------------- 111-I �1L:::::: - : - - - * - - -- - ¶ - . ,rT L U S. P robes C For ase • .. ,. 1(1 . . - I I ., I.". 7 ,i . ".. .. - Fire e A I , . - ~ - 1 . , I I .~'. I., .% . i~, . " i :...I 0 & I 1 i '4 . ~-F , , , , . WASHINGTON (AP ) - The numerous MIGI7s and the U.S. headquarters said a pass but no American planes hR. United States has several ci- I speedier. delta -wing MG21s. group of MTG2Is fired cannon were Ground lighting in South Vietil air-to-air miss es at Air and was rebut only one encounter forts under way to probe the single firing nam continued on a small scale Force bombers In a Ported. te posalbilltles of for Christtruce the 411-hour as Christmas truce in Vietnam Into inns approached. The truce a long-term cease-fire under start at 7 a.m. Saigon time Satagreed -conditions. officials re The Viet Cong marked the But they add that reactions' sixth anniversary today of be from Communist leade rs so tar !.%-, . I founding of the National Liberaare completely negative. tion Front. their insurgent The possibility that U.N. Set- 1. e .. : - - . I :,%; nding ex ' ' 4 - • I '.-'..... .1 11 "I 1 '-- U * 11 At first •- North Vietnam in cease fire dtscusstons is considered igh In the light of the probing solar. give any Officials Officials declined Icrest d - .14 -- ' o I i tl .: - - .- , - ~ . The U.S. destroyer Maddox . - - A - COLLECTION of gifts is piled high on table at inson. Rev. and Rotary Christmas luncheon and Ladies' Day. From lloltzchiw. a bag of holiday goodies. Governor ,loe Sinko, 0fl eration Traffic Cop. a coastal a concert of classical and tradi- of First Presbythrian Church, he ' du I - - - cli d14 ' ,I. 'f~ ; 1.A ~ cc - - l i # ~ I I I , - I th . an aa Pope Paul ford Chapter 1404. Women of the Moose, and to efforts to ma.k(- the party a success. The Lodge ficlals say they have not had a tide. Florida Citrus Mutual, th e reply. * 4J ; - I ~~ I A , ' I Algeria Roving Ambassador W. Winter Haven. SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) allowed to drop off the trees and - High-flying B52 bombers to- rot If concentrators find they cam- cannot handle the orange crop day cried on tin' U.S. .1 -' efftimated at 142.4 million boxes. paign 10 smash a North Vietsses said th e marketing in ro . # ______ I. - ______ - t-1 - - :..-.%; .- till sri th th at, tu a th ub V14 tic pit I . p - Scene. _________________ Deaths I, ,', - ?- - ., - Plaintiff, VC. ILCWEIIT E. cocovtn, et a!,, tetendartts oT1('E Or stj'iMt1It'I'GA(L l"(IILLCLOSI'RE '1'0z nOBEIrT . CONCIVEIL -- ItI5iItL%CE* 1JNKNOWN A N D TO: Mi i'urtie, cittinitug _ . . thut a Corniiuint to foreclose s'irtslp murtgue encumter1ng 1 ' - I ho foliowing deberikoed real pro. I iiert'. to-wit: Lot 111, of LYNWOOt' SUB- .' !)IVJSION. according tO T'lat thereof as recorded III Plat Book 'ii:", pages 71i, 71. ,, 3 or ' .) - . - - 7. and 71, Public Reoord .k ' ' -. Seminol. County. Florida. has been flied against you in . the above styled suit, and you Stti required to serve $ OOY of -. - your Anawor or other Pleading • ". " 40, to the Complaint on Plaintiffs attorneys. ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN & LOWNDES. - p.,. - 1 taken against 'ou for the relief I iletuandad In the Complaint, I This Notice shall be publish. .• ,,,,'-. ,44. vIt East I Central Iiouie'ard, Orlando, Fiormb. and file the originul Antwer or other Pleading in the office - of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or "fort the 12th day of Jan- 1 usry, 1557. If you fail to do so. a decree pro coulesso will be . Jill cai - .:•_ - •..,, .- 1% 1111.1, I - - $ week for - $ e Sanfnr( i'"-; I , I . four .i I -- .. - . - -pw * erond Class I'ostaae Paid a; satord, Fin. Subscription Rates by Carrier: Week .25 Tear 111lam) %0.~ '. In - _______ _____ ______ I Qr Chuck -~p ' , _______ ___________ 11W . 40 Interceptors - to the possible range and their detection radars long- trnI such missiles in some supertast Sprint ________ i I 00 : ______ _________ c . to -, in nur country alone. Cole'i first earn had three panels, a the center one show INSURANCE family atherin, and the two sides depictincr the Tees Age Drivers in and clothing th e needy, Navv renow"I I The simple wording, on his Low Vats. Dw.iflsqe card was "A Merry Christ- Mobil. mas anti A Year " and th Homes bali & Kickers Ball Agency 21$ S. PARK SANPORD ffapy at is New exactly what we wish to you Merry Christmas to al1 MASON'S JEF.P SALES, 500 S. Second St. Ph. 322522. _______________________ ____________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ -_____________ - ------ --- ------ ---------- - -=--------- -- __________ I You Don t o Create missiles defense system for Western Eu- Zeus. ______ ,- ________ of and was the' - 1% r 4 n4 re"tings h i s friends. two K55 M.5 Now we hear t.hre are more th an 3 hil I lion mailed every (Thrist-mas plus the United States, (lie iulmlnis- which would ascend skyward at (ration also In studying the a mile a second to knock down feasib il ity of having a similar any warheads which got past Nee To Use I For Christmas I . I J~ , If You Think So Then... ___________________________________________________________________________ . PREACHERS Shotild preach only one sermon or so a year. We 11 - TRAFFIC LIGHTS - Should be turned off at dangerous intersec- I ?,,I ft tions to save electricity. Everybody knows its a dangerous spot sion, .1I / "4 11 1 and that is sufficient. i TEACHERS - No need to review lessons. Tell the children just once and they'll never forget. HIGHWAY i Geneva will have a special fun with art as evidenced by \Vith bits of papri- they have 1 iitIivitiwtlit' is seen in audi *andlelight service at 7:30 the happy faces of "the ale- creiitctl the busiest Santa's toy little Biblical figure that was POLICE - stop driving up and down fhe highways. No need to caution drivers by patrolling highways. Drivers know 'l'Iio wise men are In regal glittering dress with a silhoucUe of eastern caMtles in the background. All cut free hand Ways in which "God has pro- and again a box was left con- emphasized. and dressed according to the ded" for the Edgewood Boystaming the necessary clothing. The director pointed out the imagin ation. Ranch, a newly established The manger scene expresses " spoke before th e Cassel- Ranch luis no "i-cal big donors home for first offenders near . . . those who give $1, $2, etc., tho warnith and glow of that were related by John berry Methodist Women's Soc- are what keep us going. Our magical night. Each pupil used \,~) -L: - "' :..: ' -b - - s. - . - '. ..,, . . . , . - ,. Lynd, for members of the Bear iety of Christian Service and largest donations have been different textures for his fig- Lake Community club at their one of the members gave me $500, $250, and $100, in that ure, some painted the costumes, $5. 1 almost refused, thinking order." December meeting. . completing thein with additional . ,I v .' ;,, . .- "The Ranch was opened on it would be better for her to Many of the directors con- paste on parts for a "buildfaith," Lynd advised, "as there send it to the treasurer. how- tribute from their own pockets UJ)" effect. One little lamb Is was only 130 in the treasury ever, she insisted I keep it. Then to help meet the monthly ex- complete with a scrap of woolly vhen I -us hired as director. checks for $15 were given me. penses and parents of boys at material . . . one of the many To start house cleaning we When I returned to the Ranch th e Ranch, who can, give each ways detail is shown in the ' Simple way salt away to And I t it bought four dust pans, then six and walked Into the treasurer's month, mural. office, he Informed me we were were given to us. When asked why uppliclation Tile ishepherds watching their sunrise, or in a fresh-mown "When some of the boys be- $20 overdrawn at the bank. you hardly fed the pinch with the PaywB SavIng ,, pence in an evening prmyer. Loch seeks peace In his own way. All place their trust in a Supreme Being and worship as conscience dictates. 16 -..I ."; . i I,ynd replied "We do not want material for their clothing. In the Supreme Court ruling us, sparkling contrast are thu an- amount every payday toward the purchase ot a lJpjt,d States Savings Bond. the money, you're not - Why not Join them? You. too, - -- '----------- YOU ._t&_ t never see - ' - future: To re1aee furniture. To build a new home. VIRGINIA PETROKI $antord LEN DEVRIES -4 -- 'lb-edt ate)'OUrthfldreV..Tohand1eeznerger)ciet. F. 0. Box i:i I cted. Visitors ut-c always welcome. " - Lake 'utary C. Box $snford MILDBED HANEY ' LICItOtIS - PNNIR$PIJNGMATT*I$5 $J450 UNOVATSON IPICIAL INNGNIWC* -- -I - . day fo let people know it is fhere, and if you believe in consistent, I profitable advertising, then you will . A V ER T 0 0% E IN THE D ILY D / 119 MagnolIa - half of the funds received going to J)i,'ector John ______ TtÔ( U.E Cot e'r,Iu,Cnt d9t8 1O? pay 2rccaury £Ivj rtse.ut and TI for O.i,, J'nd (left) for Fdgewood Boys Ranch and the ,,., H .5 NEW MATTRSSIS OX SPRIN HOLLYWOOD $IDS-ALSO 0FZ SIZE & KING SIZE MADE TO 090ER ALt. AT FACTORY PRICES, 4t:tt,In9 cuiasc-c. LIIIJ (Herald Photo) Ostrander, club president. A LOCU INDIPINDINT NIWSPAPI* _____________________________________________ -, _•4 ________________________________________________________________________________ MON EY TREE took the place of gift exchange for members of the Bear Lake Community with one- Buy U.S. Savings Bonds - A NEWSPAPER WITH MORE THAN 50,000 READERS •IUKUU?&SIVIUV SANFORD tI that has stood for six hundred years but still rings the bell every pUI)llrity chairman for the l.aku Mary School.) HALNLS 0 . YOU ARE ONE of the foolish kind like the Notre Dame Cathedral - Y0U ''ork. It'll P81 you. And your country. ~ IF LOOKI AM irs a good feeling Inside to know the U.S. Savings Bonds you buy will help Uncle Sam supX' our nn in Vietnam . . . and strengthen freeth ughoutworId. dom'sce ______ Sign up now for the Payroll Savings Plan where KATHY TOUKE they'll shop at home. . TO retire ou. S Seminole - donations of food are always (E4lItor's Note': The above welcome at the Ranch and craft article was written for 'I'tio tools would be much uppre- herald by Mrs. Doris Davis, V bb money. Everyone knows what is sold at stores in town and of course Club members were informed gels that appeared. - -I tempted to spend It. Yet you know it's t}ere steadilY growing at a guaranteed rat_, cC interest, Be - was not made for a government flocks were given a more earthy loan to support the facility, look with homespun scraps of . Simply tefl yotn• ernploy to set aside a find MAUL ORDER FIRMS - that send catalogues are wasting their 'God Has Provided' For Boys Ranch - I ' - the law and will obey. hui-dii watching their flocks. -- .'-" " 322-6321 _ -- --- ---------- ---- ----- -- - - -- -- - WHERE YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLAR GOES FARTHER CALL 1 CeltiC? no" assv*aa - AU vsiasia COSIU1N -- ---------- .. - - --- ----- --- --- - -- ---- -- ---- -- -------- ----- - - - - -- - -- - -- - -- ---.- - J ,. - I '- - ' . F- - - - - - -- _ - - -- r 11 Daddy," says Mrs. foil make thein a sight to be- Besides learning more than third graders have pooled their tol(1 the story of Cliristnins in can be adequately measured in efforts to create a i-hulk Christ- a lovely mural that stretches Service i : P'- U L are all against sin anyway, so situation in ,which the vast ma- others ternis. There is a need to dras- ther and vertising ewspaper "rviis the Night Before Christ.- ' rection of L D. Stone. The pub- p faces have been seen at. Lake pupil has added a contribution The mural is in three settings, Mary school the past week as of little elves, toys, etc. They wise men from the east, the Bc is invited. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ manger scene, arid the shep- . - _____ I . __ land, rfroRmed tip the idea p.m., Christmas Eve, under di- mentary artists lit work." Hap- .shop you've ever seen! E'lich placed ill its place ill tile Illural. meadow at dusk. Children oft 19i , I Qysert. and Clii Overman car- where pupils can explore and creating beautiful designs O paper is used to fashion their ied the United States Flag and create a world on their own gifts they are making for Mo- royal robes and crowns of tin- beBary I.'i'put)' Clerk addition deployment, 111'1 cones- l'Ilbhibb LItn:. ''. ('. 7. ltib6 A. Jan. A. 1567 DDHSI 0it both tile United States and S12-billion setup nt Nike Zeus the Soviet Union, . gerine Bowl in Orlando. Bob Special ..- .-..'-'l". - : old kj% .- :.' in Prayer. "Thicker" - A $10-billion to extraordinary financial burdens . jority of our citizens passively black silk hat. cut from paper. Blue and silver bells along with by Dr. Eugene Ellis of Cassel - accept the creative activities of Little bits of material brought stars are being used. The PU berry. from home afforded it realistic pil4 tire creating "tile three . the few. Participating in the massing kings" by using glass bottles Teachers, during an art ses- look in scarfs. of colors Saturday at the Tan"Busy little fingers have been filled with colored witter. Crepe provide an atmosphere 41 I can find solace and guidance Side the atmosphere with imiative or power but will pl it nuclear bursts. 11, ___________ service conducted in Winter into one of "doers, not afraid working with paper mache and grade classroom will totally Park by the department chap- to create something new using discovering its magic, astound anyone who happens to .ries-.-temporal or spatial. Arth ur 11. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court t)otia 51. Markup, B - hchuol was provided by Polly Land (at piano), Paul Lewis, Sue CeynowLL (Herald Photo) fltr) and W. LeFAls. - - by the name of Ronrv Cole' in f,ondnn F.n- - mis- siles would head off an enemy's oncoming warheads as far away these officials as 400 miles, destroying them Antimissile, _____ away at the conrercnee was won of worship KnOWS no baund- ember, 156G. SPECIAL M17SIC ut Chri6t inas Purty sponsored by the Home uiid School - ! 1 1 . . flile field, I "watchers rather than doers" grade class. They have been Mrs. Barbara llartwig's fifth DATED THIS 5th day of Doc. I . t 3--n71 -~ rare Into the nntIhnllitic . that have given us material heads. Some pupils used the ry out a theme in decorating welcoming delegates, blench bottle caps for hats while their classroom. The idea came "'ision given comforts yet has produced The portable te1 decided upon tile tall from the song "Silver Bells." I . ctayot Saturday. But the solace _____ hean. colors on Sunday at a memorial tically overhaul a world of Juanita Papino of her second 1101(1! NO CALENDAR Herald. -- - in the fulfillment of their ere- look? Individuality is apparent vision-; of sugar plums danced in each little man fashioned in each he-nil! members of the auxiliary. Mrs, ative powers. Mrs. Dorothy Webster's class In today's world we have from "bleach" plastic bottles •hnson and Mrs. Lois Howard for the of fifth graders decided to cars ade technological advances and styrofoam bit]] worked at the registration desk I'll litruldl. 3400 N. rreneb Are. Snaford. Florida, - Some select Sundsy a a day ptet' Fri of about - sutinie night and assisting him were &anInrb rru qrrIs fn 1A i-1 I ______ i - A'-r.ociation d' All Souls Patrih for parents of children atteiidiiig the -- - - - -- I I. .----------- OflCS - of the banquet held Saturday with opportunities and guidance all our hearts how one might the famed long night when ORSHIP KNOWS P. ' . ., ,%..,A 1. the post colors. Carrying the ,% I officials will come in January or Febru- terms of three types of ARM to he hospitalized nry and may hinge on wlrntli- systems: "Thin"- A $3-billion to $-hil. weeks. er the United States can per7,&fnth the Soviet Union to slow litiri SysteiTi of radar directed Winter Conference held by the ally all teachers capitalize on graders have marveled in their table. Each pupil made his Department of Florida last this time of the year for ni nny snow - men creations. E v e 0 own little bed front folded paart experiences. Teach- though Florida doesn't have tile %Aleckend along %%ith other posts varied ns have a grave responsibili-- makings for a i-cal snow-man per, complete with real cloth e in the area. cutive week. in The Sanford .. ,- ,' -,• . - mt wi 56 -:f'. - • liu . - gn Wars Post 10050 of Cassel- mas to bring out a child's na- Christmas. Publialsed Daily except Out. ""al. Sunday and Christmas published Saturday preceding ,, SOPhIE - '_ B JANE CASSELBERRY Asked about the refinancing cinct worker foi- Barry Gold- sold." 4 [ 1. present, _____________ Department Crane, chairman of Kirk's across Lower Tampa Bay, he tend. Others see him in • spring YOUR ARE herd') notified . / .1 -' cli svl - iIU.ttII4t the aforesaid )r$oii -. - 1_1 'T.. . iii : - Pariani, ost Soloists will be Joe Schooley, ganization. broke into politics pretty well settled. I believe only two years ago as a pre- those bonds already have been -S a %.i1(' dii'ti SlitidlO', will hi' iti . J' ___________ -- Kurt Lingle, Kristi tracker and Deborah Davis showing how the work was created. Scott Alorgan, Steve Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert t ' S I Keith Army. yet made up his mind on tile it out." proposed extension of 1-75 south otherwise a ttack Saturday. Ilk wife said - torn) was cut- freehand by fifth graders with I turned over to the Salvation Carrie Sandiford, Erma Jean a boy; Mr. and Mrs. James year term as board member dren. A native of Summit, N.J.. er Jaminson, Debris Cooper, Bar- Litton, Sanford, a boy; Mr. and from District One, which in- Crane graduated from Fletcher MRS. EULA BAIt%1K Jacksonville High in in 1949 and 81, died barn A. Estes, Mae Burke, Mrs. flayford Swearingen, SanMrs. Eula Barwick, Oysters were exported from received a business degree from ~ a boy; Mr. and 'Mrs. Clayat 11:30 p.m. Sunday at Semin- Carol Griffin, Willie Overstreet, ford, ton R. Hall, Sanford, a boy; the Thames estuary to Rome the University of North Caro- I ole Memorial Hospital. Denny Plenge, Annie ~ - English carol seene (bot- I branches of the Christmas tree. The gift-s and money 'viii be min cy, Sa nf ord, a girl; Mr. and water. Crane and his wife, Bevelle Mn, James W. Fairly, Sanford, He was named to serv e a for- Nabers Crane, have two chil- Christmas b DECEMBER 19, 1966 Admissions I touches; 1fl' Mnn(Iny night he wa.,q making ex , might claitti tile ndmInIstirntinn cellent progress at a hospital. has allowed the development of fvticc Departtnent. 1,ee became III her(,(]tiring a J Iligh- rntiking official" In other n crucial mIq,qiIe defense gnp. motor trip from Fort l.auuderdale At talk in to Denver. Cob, lie is epe:trd flt'('Ils reported (lint the d ec ision I Pinellas County campaign or- Said. "I think that question is Notes Hospital - I -C do the the leuder. This is the church 's first INZativity rIIANCI:hti' u. ua:i ____________________________________________________________________________________________ T• FLORIDA. .1 EAST flYER AYWGS UA?K. .-, till fit to in the Highest," will Also be t 1$rt..rn W,'ciiii'i!u I stab's eriUre citrus crop thi 1't$ r LIII' rid Iii ilili WI tii Rt' Legal N oti ce TheCanudiun province of On- season. rhur,h vp I! urd ot c;,, efIi-iutIii. Burial ,will turio contains more' than 80 per Prices arc dtocui Iroiii last it, OitiKWI1 MC*flOrifti PurL- IN TIlL CIIICVJ'I' CO1'RT OF cent of the known supply of year's $125 per box, on tree, Ut1 BrU-'n JUDICIAL OIIWVIT Funeral Hc,rnt j THE 1WNINTh AND FOIL 5EM1OLE between 25 and 50 cents a box. nickehin the world, -i iii- clipped how thø low Campers & TraIlers were west coast. wasted in the past." he sai C. S. Johns and Tommy Brown. However, he said he had not "it is our job to find it and cut A sound motion film, "Glory (Herald Photo) who entices hammflered out In budget disctts. arm - ___________________________________________ I - -. Vo finishing cash painting was done by members of the Girls Auxiliary of the church under supervision of Mrs. Rice, W. C. Pcderscm, president of Evelyn Steverson of Lake 11on- I ne Oliver, Mary .lune Evans, Ethel Toinlin, Sanford: John M flying bombers, American thz'ough interme flak and dial- the \Va'cr1y growers coopera- roe: eight grandchildren and Geneva: Olivia Scott, Lake Bowman, Deltona; Carol G. .1lury; David Ifigginti, Loult'a Dandridge and baby girl, Lake lenging MIG interceptors. )lit an Itive, voiced tile saniv .%ell oil durfip ]4i. miles north of Ha- before the hearing. Pederson of Lake MonroeAdams, Longwood; Barbara Mary; Amanda Binkley, Longnoi and other targets Monday, said. "Next year will probably Funeral and burial arrange- halt Osteen. wood. marketing problems of Its I ments are under direction of Births haV e U.S. headquarters announced. U.S. pilots flew 121 missIons own without a large volume of Brisson Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton DoTover the north, the highest nun-i- unsold Inventory to hang over Funeral Notice Alaska has a concentration her In recent weeks of bad tilt- mnrl:et." ___________________________________________ Rutledge has predicted that I 1= of volcitnos in an area of the wcatbci, The missions involved by 1970-71. Florida's orange crop flAIIWiCl. MRS. EVIA- FullIif'hP t'r Mrs. t:ui Mt. Kutniul region that meas850 to-400 individual sorties. will reach 105 million boxes. lliirwich. 1,1. wt Lulte Alonrot ures roughly ,-It) by So miles. on 01 of interested in a major thorough- only in government. i;trucl: in tin' previous two days. j daiigeroti- to permit any carry- Arrice Freeman and Mrs. Ruth 1 sIde, Sanford; Julia MeCarthey, Arcadia R. Briggs, Freddie I Vick-, Averill putting on NATIVITY SCENE on display at First Baptist tit(- area where fivt, B-52 raids Mutual. warned that it would he ~ .1tipiter: three daughters, '1%1rh. Eleanor Pope, Katherine Iroi)-' list ., 1 shown by a tree. In sonic instances, gifts the State Road Board b3- Gov.- Jan. 3. The appointee will remas cantit-a, "Love Transcendelect Claude Kirk. place \'incent Nuccio in District ing," in th e sanctuary of the U.S. headquarters said tie to bring growers $9 to $51) the Missionary Baptist Church. Ethel Fairly, Emma Lou Peter- Lake Mary, a boy. Discharges ree sons, son, James Demps, Ronald th Survivors are Stratoforts hit troop concentra- million more this year, Evelyn B a u d e r, Margaret tions i the southern half of the Robert W. Rutledge, executive James H. and E. 0., both of Darr, John Daughterty, th- Zavrotny, Michael W. Smith, huffer--sone a few miles north of vice president of Florida Citrus Luke Monroe, and E. W., of Simone, Jo Ann Greig, Colleen Saudliu and baby girl, Over North Vietnam. -. _____ ~. 14, ,~~ .l V. i. , ' rjuaint.nnce e-pininrs'tice of sendChristmas " An ed Lee. . . Knowing ger Is recuperating from n heart The decision on whether to expnilded systern. 2. An tlfltItTllsSile' deployment attack. move ahead In this new phase of 51, suffered the Robert F. decision now could serve to clisstrategic weaponry Is being ________ ' s. Site was a member of would keep priews firm enough year. . Gary Rasmussen and The 82-year-old St. Petersburg I. W. 22nd insurance man, a Republican. The post is his first- political new building at. 803 Street, at 7:80 p.m. Wednessaid during a news conference job, He said he felt obligated t day. Tommy Brown will he di.- Area _____________________ ter) With George Car- n ame buildup In the demili- Witne Born Nov. 16, 1885, in Gardi, St.arke, Sally Morris, Sheila Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. turized zone, raining explosives agreement. which would withhold up to 15 per cent of the Ga., she had made her home in Dormincy, Margaret Osburn, Andy Evans, Geneva, a boy; on infiltrating troops in their concentrate puck from market, Litkt' Monroe for the past 1'. Scott, sixth raid in three dayb- I Day at Ladies' terstate highway which wouldCll8S. Hillsborough. Polk, Man- - Church Of God , Sarasota. DeSota. move traffic along the entire atee, Hardee. west coast of Florida is some- 1Highiands, Charlotte. Glades. Sets Cantata Lee and Hendry counties. thing being th ought about by Crane officia ll y takes office Donald Crane, newly-named to with the inaguration of Kirk on The choir of Sanford Church -. I Averofl Harriman was in Al- Griffiths. president of Cress Gardens Citrus Products, progeria recently. -. _____ . ____ 1. in Its Ilas Tnany inujor growers supported posed that some of the truit be I. irk West Coast Thruway i 'nn!nrb brrzmth channels through Eastern Euro- the proposal Monday. pean cOithes and the Soviet The only sta tement deviating Union - and through nonaligned even slightly from this stand countries, such as Egypt and came from J. W. Griffiths of (to]), right.) ing wrapped gifts to put under I K Page 2 - Dee. 20, 1966 nd which has been used belore, State Citrus Conrnussion and ________ United Statet, also -- _ - Citrus Growers Ponder ' Marke Ing A reement 1 1 culture Department on whether a susTLenslon or combat Feb. 8lunar New a marketing agreement should but-c the concentra te 12, the Vietnamese t of. be adopted to stem the orange school lunch program. It was principles and how Christianity given talents and abilities and the \'iet Cong in South Vietnam. known opera singer. Doris Gandy and Lenore Price for their time and VI and noted that I! mm..'s relationship ,%%- ith I bushies, Dede Boyd; third grade made clinlk mural (con- sion of the Christmas truce bcginriliig next Saturday into a leng th y period of quiet in the LAKELAND (AP) - Florida industry sources say it costs war and intense activity on the citrus growers were In near- about 75 cents to produce a box diplomatic front. total agreement today that hold- of top-grade oranges. The -truces so tar agreed be- ing part of their record orangc U.S. Secretary of Agriculture tweenthe two sides are the 411 hourti next ChristmH!, halt way to avert millions of dollars that his department would offer Saturday and Sunday and to buy substantial quantities of New 'Dar 's pause the following in losses, industry leaders testified at a orange concentrate to help staweekend. The iilUes also have suggested hearing held by the U.S. Agri- blhze citrus prices. . - . - Worfh mr :1 øop left) Kim Costello, Andree \\'igg and Tony Mann and Henry Skinncr: the .Iapanese art Oiuni (paper folding) was used by fifth grade Steve Fenerbacher and In addition to the U.N. chan it --. .. :-, - as patrol aimed at halting the flow tional Christmas mimir sung by who described how Rotary consider their wor), in ternis gives sin opportunity to ex pr vSs of Communist Supplies by sea to Richard Holtzclaw. witionally ideals are based on Christian of tile full twe of their God- Chri-stijin idests. _______________________________________________________________________ and ii Tlr. Bryant told flotariarm to those around him at work __________________________________________________________________________ Thant (Herald Photo) They also htrd an address can he lived daily by business- i'cativi' tinuation of the 7th Fleet's Op- Anns were treated 714onday tt) by Rev. 'Virgil Bry,wit, minister nien. move to scale down hostilities. I Florida S n o w m e Rotarians Hold Annual Christmas Party still rule out an ex- ________________________________________________________________ tendeU suspension of bombing by the United States unless the Officials s. Virgil • hand to greet him. Eacn child received a gif t and bebulf of Lodge ]851, -bas extended appreciation olunteer F ire Depaitment, to San- day season in the bombing of I Both . CLASSROOMS at. I.;di left are President, Charles Robinson and Mrs. Rob- for SANTA, who arrived in grand style atop a fire day The Maddox reported de. one at Sanford Moose 1-lorne, is shown with tr4.ick stroying four of the water craft group of the some 100 children of members on and damaging 10 more In a con- Rota rians and their Rotary- to have a long pause this holi- Ii . SCfl - barges about seven miles north of th e demili ta rized zone Mon. th e second straight . - prsures on the United States - '-J':' with art work done by to decorate for Christmas attacked supply junks and . . it appears also to have been % %k' ~ h - - • shellings In widely scattered parts of th e country. . cal basis. ~ - --- pasinp of the war on a recipro- in - . " -.. ; right small Viet Cong probe attacks, ambushes and mortar . . getting cease-fire ta lks going. The move was designed in part,: according to available formation here, to dramatize declned U. S. readiness for h t' military headquarters reported U. .9. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg asked Thant Monday ways of e - However, Sotth Vietnamese Rpecifics. but said there had been no encouragement to how for a- break in the war of more th an : few hours duration din-ing the holiday season. , 1'' -' to , " South Vietnam. but an anticipated outbreak of terrorism thrialize. failed te 0,., - -_ We Ring funds to from decoy missiles: and fallout work. such an antimissile ntithnriie fiscal tffl I Nike Secretary of 1)e'fense' Robert 1. The thin nntihallistIc mis perhaps spaced along the on AIIM --- network could S. MeNamara has maintained in tin °s northern border. This sue light, or area, defense might tend off a light or accidental Kirk Aide involve a first-year Installment launch of Soviet or Chinese' mis ORlANl)O (Al') --- Gov.-elect of several hundred million 1ot - sites In the early 1970s white serving as a base for any future Claude Kirk's campaign mann s. 4'., movement to take over rule of - Defense , .%t. or A doirell begin Inyliul, out qome form (if shelter, Zeus interceptor lntte'rie's Nike X system: '' . r .") , ! X logical for l're'side'nt .Jnhnson to tet't but track and sort out real deploying an antimissile' net-. $fl billion, • - * ike ov(,r-all price Ing of $3 billion to Said make It overwhelmingly 4 - :- '-.:-' ' t ! S N Eyes - . -. _________________________________________________________ _____________ t - S. The complete' sys the past that preent. technology 'Thkt: Imil- rope. Thk iiie'. it is under\VASIIINGTON (Al') rations mount that the' tinitc'd stood, will be o tin' agenda f fern costing tip to $40 billion doe's not permit creation of an fi Pe'tlO(l fT Ye'fl5. Including infnflihle' missile' efe'nse' Ay. Stnte' will answer Soviet depi- the' Atlantic alliance's nuclear over large numbers of Zeus anti tern. nynient of an nntIt,nllitic oils- p1nniitig ('mrlti)itte'e'. ft was Mc?-Inmnrn who, at the l'etitngnn srnIrcr'q OifltP(l to- Sprint rockets; missile site FR sue system by erectitig a "thin" they ti$1F and muitittinction ttY President's Texas ranch NOV. Nike X defense earrying no day to two factors which radar which would not only (le- In. di,,t(-Inqp(j the ."vlptiq were ... - 4. • U. " ' . t', * , .. ~;.' **- ~ . %` '' ,; ,'!' i . . - - I ." .1 I 1. 1, 11 :• C ra - ' �' ., UIIFlflL 1 ' -- - - -. rare 4-Dc'c' rrzTh ant&wb "Ci,1q6 itit Sc olarship K N F E' .t .,r ,-. DEEP ' t;.1 . II C !I . 1% 4- . I To P.1. ., M . L .".I" ,, .1 9 ~. . .. . C LtL 1 - 4 -- - - .. !,., ,,1iP AW . ft. 11111 it d e ! Classic ltr *'uiitiir The annual seholarih1p night rOgT*Th will be held tonight at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club wi th all proceeds being I(1fIII' J5I I T. I III W W • The Seminole cape unit trtyels to Dunedin to compete In the First Annual Highland Classic Christmas Tournament against Class A champions from th roughou t the state.. The tourney starts Wednesday and continues through Friday the 23rd. All of the schools, with the exception of North east High School of St. Petersburg are Class A competitors. Northeast, wi th an enrollment of 2,052 students, Is an AA entrant. The defending state cham. pion is Dunedin High School who bad a 20-11 season list year. Other schools represented are Bradford High School of Slarke, Hardee County High School of County High School of Brooksville, Plant City High School And the two Seminole High Schools, c-tic' from Sanford and the other fec-ni Largo. It's Interesting to note that the Seminole schools have almost the same total enrollment with 1,100 for the Largo unit and 1,030 for Sanford. Team DALLAS. Tex. (AP) - Dallas Meredith sat out Sunday's Co wboys quarterback Don game In New York because of Meredith, spark-plug of the severe headaches and consulted club's rise to Eastern DivI• specia lists whil e In the city. sion championship in the The Cowboys said physicians thi '' - FA It Undefeated hIuviw Takoc UUWV IIV n O U %IIWJ Five ) , 11 I iI ~_ %ki 4 is properly placed. Occasional. Game and Fresh Water Fish NCAA tournament. suffered an at , V . 1 -! $ .. . ". ' - U6, J. .1 4~ 85-83 in overtime and to Oregon Fresh Water .Fish Commission. I through June 30 of the follow- ' /4 as the sLate hunting and fishing came a loss to Duke by winning Vanderbilt 77. Florida 69 The shad are beginning to license p.zrchased separately its own invitational tournament. show up in different spots along and was created as an added _____________________________ The No. I Bruins were Idle the river and some real big convenience for th e sportsman. tu - ,. .. , * - .4 f th sit - .1 I I , I ,,f' . ,, .- Ill- 2 lit. .- ' -. ,. of .; ti . - ' ' - . 60 A . fq' L th UI cli U! dc cc 1)1 H. Ix Ti CA M, W -st e league cities, of his quarterback, Terry South. Lions will be trying to break a ket and not be able to get the Morris outpolled Otto. who had all of Baylor. two-game losing streak, ball down court to him." It Is been picked for the first-string "He gets a little sharper every Simon Harper will be leading expected that Prater will be CLAY VEINO, 13 year old son of Constable and Mrs. Irving Veino Jr. of Osteen, bugged this 10-point buck with one shot while hunting out of Prideaux, the Veino Ranch southea3t of Osteen. So Dakota 3 TdrkIo SOUTHWEST Texas West. 77, Wichi ta Rice 97. Lamar Tech New Mex. 64, No. Dakota 64 FAR WEST Oregon 77, Ha waii 69 Stanford 82, Arizona 67 California 75, Utah 73 Wyoming 67, Texas Tech 57 Montana 84. Seattle Pacific 75 Gonr.aga 68, Melbourne Club, Australia 65 Seattle U. 84, Missouri 66 TOURNAMENT Tampa Invitational First Round Florida St. 83, Citadel 67 No. Carolina 98, Columbia 66 - I Waiter Johnson won 88 1-0 Chi games during his major league CHICAGO (AP- The career, a record. go Black Hawks announced DLI, l%lull iI "7 Monday that they relinquished any claim on Howie Young, perThe Friday night Mr. & Mr-a. muting the veteran defenseman League had very good bowling to be traded to the Detroit Red ON 100 UANDS with Suzy Reno leading with Wings by the Los Angeles beautiful 541 series, including Blades for Murray Hall and Al two single high games of ito; Lebrun; the hawks will rtxzive three players to be named later and 184; not fur behind her, from the Wings at the end of was Bob Bolger leading the the NUL season. gents with a 539 series. includOPEN DAILY - 9 A.M,.6:I5 P.M. Jug a high single game of 187. In contrast to American 310 1. FIRST SANFORD The ILenus topped their op-, footbiJ, soccer's key uffenive WE G IVE TOP VALUE RAMPS ponents Bolgers for four points. Iweapon is the foot. Gives Up nenos race c- SPECIALS EVERY DAY "ALWAYS SPECIAL $5.00 INTRODUCTION PLIGHT SPECIAL SOLO COURSE I4EW CESSNA TRAiNEE . . . . . . - ...... . . $S.00 $1240 rw K,., NEW All TAXI CUTIPICATI COVUS ENTIRE U.S. MOST CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS CAN BE REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR LESS ESSO AVIATION P&ODUCTS FARRELL'S ARCADE PACKAU STORE CROWD" - - Esso THURSDAY HURDLE RACES ... TURSDAYs THURSDAY 419 I hWY. 17-9'2 3653201 -- b Mrs. Clara Paulsen, outgoing historian and publicity. 'Flit! club presented Mrs. Paulpresident, lit the white center s..',s a charm bracelet with a recandle in the holder, signifying plkit of a wagon mu the first MIDWAY PETWEIN SANFORD £ ORLANDO I ..CHRISTMAS . ,~, .-I 1, *, ~ ~t* 0, --;. .: . I worth rive ;I. 11, 1 . - ,~~. .11, ., 11 -) oua 41 - a roof w Suction cup, ui to I I ~ 0", , 1". ir, I I 4, , I~ '.1 ,f . ~ ~ : : ~ .-. I. 111 NEW ;° 1111DO --,.'S', •......,,. . .,g,' ,' ,.. - - .- RICTANG Truman Award SIN1040 PH 644 Foremost® Auto Safety Kit! Tb. DM1011 I" 2 . In. pkbus CR COLOR TV RMV1""`__` Giire'prool RCA tft.Lhta Color Tubs N..mew, 5.114 I lR A solId .uclt tRbt SEE IT TODAYI 9 TW MOST TRUffm NAME IN ILIOTRONICI moans I column by 2 inches, Too smell for en ed to be noticed or effective? You're reading this one1 ? B1G'RE SC '$'OLOi 1 TUB 1x2 on ~~ ; 1. ~, V f I .I ~ 1011, I ~.,( .-. : -~ ~,', ,~', -, I -,~"- "' .. D The u%vsaad, givess by tine Bonds lot' isi-iat'l Counndtt.ce, went. previc a'ly to (lets. l.UC1i1s D. Clay nud Vice President I Iabert If. 1 lunupharey. Former Pr(suh-nIt 'l'rusi Ui n. In a letter reLi(l lit tin' dinner, expressed hope that 4tttiittii't' JO,UIs Sulk might oous Coil'! forward to Ire' laUlihIllitY '11 "111 (lii' ii'iilvitt iut all tiise,a)t'), (lii' most cij5t'iht 1)1 flying Seminole Ranch ON $IHWAV A4 . cine. PIPU CNUOICU N)N AVAIIIAJ POE TWNIN• 01 *11 T&J 3 MU.&S RAIl OF 0YIIDO ' 'I ' .. all Welcome \Vmgoui dubs. As t'lutrni Mrs. Norris made the time name of each new officer presen ta tion. Following the exchange of was culled, she lighted her cane white one held by gifts, those attending enjoyed die from th CILItI games. Mrs. Helen ljeVries, Welcome Guests were Mrs. Mary MusWagon hostess for the urea, euto, Mrs. Muriel Armstrong, Other officers installed were Sirs. Felice Winkle, Mrs. Dotty Mrs. Pauline Stevens, first vice Weir, staid Mrs. Carl King and president; Mrs. Muy Jones, see- Miss Ann Cerami. Mrs. llIo Dolores Ausgutittiuiti was welcomed as a ond vice presitlent; Mrs. IICW member. Drees, secretary, and Mrs. MilDoor prize was Won by Mrs. dred Knight, treasurer. I'uttinuuti; card bingo prize was won by Mrs. Vera Christianson, and winners in the card games r. Salk were Mrs. Weir, bridge, and Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Marie Boardman, canasta, Next social event for the club KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Al') Will he installation of the Wei. Jonas E. Salk was given tilt! Wagon Council officers, 1966 1 Iary S. 'i'ruinuss cornSunday night optiut to all members, sla te d mendation award J11. 26 at Ocala Country Club. for his aid to hwuuaiiity through discovery of tlit' Salk )0lIO VJtC- - VISIT OUR RECORD DEPARTMENT -_ • Sanford Electric Co. 118 Magnolia 2522 Park Dr. Ave. Downtown Sanford 322.1562 At Penney's we honestly feel that your scsfety comes first. That's why we've developed a kit with all the items you need to help assure protection for your family and your car. Sounds like a good idea? If s Get thi e.ccuphonii value now Perfect gift Ida! CHARGE IT! 88 ACING it in Sanford Plaza OPEN 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. a iii jpr'. ._ 40 MATINEES Wednesday Friday Saturday 2 p.m. LADIES NIGHT -' "-' Chairmen appoin te d by Mrs. South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club installed Mrs. L. Miller included Mrs. Alma Miller as new president in an Herndon, sunshine and hosplImpressive candlelight ceremony tality; Mrs. Norn Norris, ways conducted by Mrs. C. Ochs, past siusci means; Mrs. helen Kaiser president of the Winter Park and Mrs. Gilda Pottinati, welclub, at the December meeting. fare and Mrs, Maryann Miles, 'I - ' - Of SS Welcome Wagon 0 SUNDAY Sc - $ RACING NIGHTLY 8:10 - - q Quarterback Fran Tarkento captains the Minnesota Vikings when they are on offense and end Jim Marshall takes charge on defense, A REAL ACHIEVEMENT . 1. .I,. ' ' 5 Mrs. L. Miller President Both have leg injuries but pez the Lions were able to get Sanford Junior Varsity last Fri. Learn to FLY! , -. * -. 'r -'-a. .: brand new sign, first to ever be put up at their school. Framework Wits made by M. F. Romans and Tommy Summei'sill while sign and lettering was (Herald Photo) done by Joseph E. Mathicux. , Fred Arbanas at tight end. Otis ing punting duties with Tom Taylor at split end. Jim Tyrer Smith of Illinois. a tackle and Ed Budde at guard, The Chiefs' defensive contingent consisted of end Jerry May's, tackle Buck Buchanan,, corner linebacker Bobby Bell and safety Johnny Robinson. ,4 'Vi' TERM RICE (left) and Starlit Durant pose under ll linebacker. are expected to play Saturday. the ba down court about half day night in an overtime th rillGeorgia Tech 93, Brown 75 But Kansas City took the big Bridgers said that Southall the time. They have been ex- Cr. Shorter 8], Franklin tremely effective hitting over Starting time for the prelim. Mississippi 74. LSU 67 share with five men on the of- and Larry Seiple of Kentucky 50 per cent of their shots every mary game at Apopka will be fensive unit and four men on the will do the punting for the South, Miss. St. 63. Alabama 5Q 6:30. defensive squad. with Dick Absher of Maryland game. Nort h " 121. Tulane 116 Len LawSufl, ue IIUeIb qudr- kicking erack. missed by only one goal and extra point kicks witt C i nci nnati a u nanimous Brya Illinois 87. Wisconsin 74 choice and was joined on the Stavroft will kick field goah San Diego St. 59. Tulsa 57 offensive squad by teammates for the Blue team and is th Colorado St. Cc-I. 53, Omaha 49 Ohio U. 84. Northern Ill. 76 I the Patriots' peerless middle .W - ...j F r• 'I --'S " ing back to day with his passing. and should the Lions scoring and rebound- moving a couple of men up from 4. - of c res th tb hi ,4 . 5çr *;. Bridgers praised 1h throwing game before Christmas. The as big as Harper under the bas- Lake. co lit Ui 11 Oviedo Lions travel to Hcadcoach Dick Prater said, Apopka tonight for their final "It's a shame to have a man th . ~ extra Th e lt'i Ur ,1-71 ed Press by 1hree,man commit, tees In each of th OvIedo TakIng On Apopka i In Yule Finale Qu*nt the league's first season of oper- be just at his peak Saturday," ing attacks against Apopka. the Junior Varsity squad In the flight and following the tracks at the opening of the bunting New Mexico, in turn, lost to ation in New Mexico State 62-61 In overBridgers said. "And Terry has Harper has racked up 115 points near future. of game animals even when you season and wait until spring Mor ri s, a 6-foot-2, 240-pound th ree fellows who can grab e in th think you missed may mean the obtain their fishing licenses. To time and slipped from fifth to th e first four games of theThe Lions' rebounding efforts product of Ho1' Cross in his ball and go wi th it." season while leading the scor have been excellent. Wally Jar. difference bet'u,cn going home many, th is delay is costly when sixth. S o third pro season, drew 15 of the Louisville moved from third The top receivers are Tommy ing attack every game. liar- nigan, in the forward position, empty-handed or with a fine they are faced with the prospf'cts of a good fishing trip and to second. North Carolina sixth By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 27 votes to 10 for Otto, a seven- Smith and Paul Becton. South. per also has been the Lions although much shorter than Si. trophy. year pro veteran and former Ml. all's Baylor teammates, and leading rebounder nearly every mon Harper, has been grabbing no license." to third, Michigan State eighth EAST (8. Kansas 44 ami, Fla. star. Marcus Rhoden of Mississippi game, tying only once with Wal- the ball off the board almost as The bass are pit kin' up and Frye added, "A hunting ii- to fifth, Cincinnati 10th to sevSt. John's. N. V. Morris was joined on the first State. ly Jarnigan, the Lions' second many times. they're doing real well with cense is required for taking all c'nt!i. Houston ninth to eighth Duquesne 79, Stn Fran. St. 72 fly Izshin' in the Mud Lake game and fur bearing animals and Kansas and Vanderbilt took The Baby Lions will be in Georgetown. D. C. 90, Rugers t(im by two Boston teammates, The Gray squad has been ham man on offense and defense. The Lions have been having action for the preliminary game area. Jim Crowe reports that even those without a closed vacated spots in the Top Ten or fullback Jim Nance, the only pered in preparing Its running U. W. Kirk of Chuluota has hunting season, such as rabbit, ninth and 10th, respectively. St. Bonaventure 80. CC-Santa unanimous choice among the 22 attack by injuries to two sturdy trouble hanging onto the ball, with Apopka's Junior Varsity. players picked by the sports rushers, Tom Bryan of Auburn especially in the last two games The Baby Lions will be sportdone himself well with over fox, raccoon and bobcat." Kansas climbed into the select Barbara 71 writers and sports casters in the and Bill Tucker of Tennessee which they have lost. Last Sat- ing a record of two wins and 40 bass caught on a KIRK speThe price of the Series A.K circle despite losing to Texas LIU 82, hiartwicl; 60 AP poll, and Nick Buoniconti. A&I. urday night against Father Lo- five losses, having defeated cial while fly fishin' in Mud combination license Is the same Western while Vanderbilt over. ,, ;1 153 Morris of Boston stole the cen- ter of Brigham Young and 127 ter spot on the elite squad from Frank St.avroff of Indiana, cx96 Jim Otto of Oakland. pected to share duties in the 49 While the Chiefs were grab- nationally televised game, both 27 bing nine spots on the 22-man were hitting on th eir passes in squad selected for The Associat- the workout. l Keeping an eye on birds in purchase only hunting licenses New Mexico. and slid to fourth. rn 167 unexpected developed when Jon Blue quarterbacks Virgil Car- Co lege age State 92.76. It Is the responsibility of the ing 0. E. Frye, Commission Di. Texas Western. No. 2 last good sportsman to make every effort to find wounded game. rector, said, "Many sportsmen week, lost one game, 71-62 to "I ~ 5. Michigan State l. however, game will show no Commission, sales receipts for almost unheard of fate in drop- 6. New Mexico sign of being hit and continue the Series A-K combination ping two games on its home 7.Cincinnati Houston on Its merry way, apparently hunting and fishing license Is floor. North Carolina beat the Kansas $37,4S0.50 over a similar period Wildcats 64-55 and Florida beat unharmed. 10. Vanderbilt Make it a rule always to Ic-I- in 1965. The combination license them 78.75. low up a shot, suggests W. B. allows hunting a n d fishing Brigham Young lost to Seattle Copeland, chairman, Game and throughout the state from July tr, r __ All Eleven W it City Dominates -r AUTO CENTER, SANFORD PLAZA 1.5 OPEN 9 to 9 Monday thru Solurday :- -' Kansas _ - li Two Tumbled From Top , .: ' U N I (t I ('Ii rist ,ii:ts t t'ee at Lutheran ('hIl).('h of the Reikemet', 103 W. 25 Place, Sanford, is &Corated wit ii Cht'ismons, symbols from Christian history which refer to •I.iis Christ. The tree Is believed to be the first ever so (h!Corate(I in this area and open house is being held for the public from 7 until S 80 p.m. each day this week and from 2 tmt il 4 p.m. today and Thursday. Mrs. Irma XIi''htt'1ii, program chairman, Is shown with the tree. (Herald Photo) ' Blue, Grey Prep For Saturday Ti'lt Ten In College Poll -.. ,z. IF' Lyman Although He otrent, rn,irh t the impir'n ,'qrWacees, colia IOlWI W. (OlNgl.I, omi tirinklaig, and they say, time with the Illiterate masses rirnt'r with Rome's mflitei "flehaki, a glutton nod , Al' Heliglon Writer of the land, the despairIng A rough and disreputable ard, a frienil of In-t'olicwUirs "nmhnarety.," he also attracted II a a 1.4 n tinnisharnert i'rev ri'eiineil around flue low iiiiii sinners.' the wealthy lntelkett,nlq and approach, the Own tar A Ills setfli('jr('*ulnr table at. the hi,uqe' studions 1'!,a, I aoiight not the lonely and d Capornaum. Swngli,'iileul lie likened It to a Joyiitts WP(I- ineltiding the venerable 4iro. pIse'I. In front of a crowd in veiidot-, sailors, fists pk'klers, lijHg Vi'lpIirflt.Iiifl, at which III' ilem,is, •fertchn, he called 6,"t a' amc'l drivers, crooked tax rat- wuis the h,rkk'grnom, nail St ltnhI,I," Ulirqkmi,a i Ji (r r.q F:(,rne'* rich. hated chief t, lectors nnil brawling sic'vetloreq which friends were supposed to cot .teauis, counting him in the cr,llectnr, Zecchsenu, 1 mho lit' happy. from the city wharfs. learned tradition of the I'hnr- dumpy man who had climb( A uLionig itit-limutes, tar' savored laces, "we know that. yr.ui are I a free to wafrh. With lusty relish, they fed on broiled frosts mullet, clip- wants, nc'IIIXcMi conversation. it teacher coma from (kIn." "Zneehneus, make haste r Once at the home of Martha ping hot bread Into the howls hInPwevpt 4k'ndpm,ia, .foaeph rn,mp down, for I must. ;tAy of olive siiiu'e nind corn pot. lItisi Mary, when the ruder or Arimathen, the great. (am- your houis" today." The rrmx (age, munching (to' spit'.'il siMtc't grew upsets sihout pr'- aliel and other noted I'hnriaer'a l muttrrpd .ikdainfu,Ily. Rut. hi It't'ks and onions, washing it, paring suliper and funned at sympathetic to .Iesu' cause (in fore .fesii4 left, that. grapir Mary for sitting immersed in .Jerusnlcm's council, the lawn with tvine. nn- hnuchnld gave way tO A uuiong t. h o in, cualtivistIng talk with Jesus instead of help- herlrin, were outnumbered by i t,.'rir'fnhn.nre. lug ins the kitchen, he mlnimiz(lieu- company, was Jesus. 'rot'ssrcl the doorway, bnyoasd ed the (iIstrsutions. -, IT :.-1., , I' "Mat-this, Martha," Iii' sooththe row of hanging lamps, c 1. •..... L'.,.; . - ,. .t oral it shadowy cluster of ('II, ''you are mx louts sand trots- . spectators who had wandered lulcol sal,otit. ninny things." Hut. . I 11. 4 1 4 ~ _~ 11400111 (1)01 In urn lea tinnis ann t.-. ' ' in to (lit' opr'n court, to watch, JO' n ofti'tu occurred. They whiap- tercil u,iou-a (hit,, thinigs inipc.d-. 11141 ii molig t.tieill si'lve, ''Ix- lug it. "Mary has chasers the .. tot-tiuncra . . . devil's spawn.'' good portion, which shall not -: / -'-. her." . TWO of .Jesu' an em- lo tokens ke from fro her.'' themAnother time, when his own si'lvc bra ny fish,vrnaa'n, edged w k , " over to the group. i sternly issaistittits tried to chase oft !, / ,' . i :t piOUS st'holitr denmiiikd: ''Why chsilulrc'ii flocking around film, does your teacher eat with tax 1k grew indignant. "It the J. , children come to Me, and do collectors and sinners?" ' .Jesti heard it, and 1k and not h inder them." Although A the others lfliUfl(!(l in their neveranigering at affronts to -meal, liet? luok('(I about at them I Iunsc'lf, lie flared at disregard " (:io~w otlu'rs, particularly the nefondly. Indeed they were a of lected. and children were wiaywn i'd lot, unstable, scorned, g "I and they knew it, without pre- widely victimized in that. age. lie lifted th em in Ills arms, tense. They needed-wantedcareSsing and blessing them. reclaiming friendship. Deliberately lie wiped Ills "To such belongs th e Kingdom mouth with a towel and turned of (;cud." They had a candor, a toward the chastizers beyond wondering receptiveness and the smoky light. "Those who natural trust, unspoiled by are well have no need of a pedantry or th e self-sufficient physician." lie quoted the pose of adults. "Truly, I say to you, whoprophet ibsen, I' ll desire mercy and not sacrifice'," and ever does not receive the King(Join of (oti like a little child 11(idelI: "Go learn what this means shall not enter IL" Yet his was no condescendI came not to call the righteous, but sinners." Only ing companionship, but rath er the most thoroughly smug an open, unstinted affection, flowing out to those around could have missed the irony. It was not the first time, Him, whatever their condition. nor the lust, that Jesus was And it drew barbs, "Ho 1.s mad possessed of Beelzebub reproached by the ranking, rea Samari ta n!" spected peers of His communlie had, in (act, held a long ity for the liberality of Ills associations, lie was an unre- searching (liscussion with a served mixer. He snubbed no Samaritan prostitute at Jacob's well, despite his countrymen's one. "Condemn not, and you will keen contempt for any of th at not be condemned," he taught. race. his disciples were shock"Forgive, and you will be for- ed. So was she, when He spoke to her. given." "how is it. that you, a Jew, He fraternized with all kinds and classes - the powerful, ask a drink of me, a woman of the rids, the outcasts, the de- Sumuria?" But her brittle, jaded pose spised Samaritans, the Roman melted as th ey talked and she legionnaires, the pagan Greeks Poured out her secret miseries, and hoenlc inn s, learned Pharisees, tax grafters, lepers, mis ta kes and yearnings. Af terward, she went off singin g a harlots and children. He was a most comradely new confidence - a ta inted man. He had a yen for people. woman who became the first And lie observed that over- of her sex known to win con8 t. e p p i n g the conventional verts to Christ. "For God sent his Sun into bounds of compatibility to conthe world, not to condemn the sort freely with those outside It rankled the circumspect, no world, but. that the would matter how you went at It. - might be saved through Him." Not that. lie condoned the whether in Ills own glad way, vice and exploitation around or like Ills solemn forerunner, .~ A the austere, ascetic John the I tim, but lie took people as Burn for 15-minutes .. Haptist. th ey vcs-e, whatever their frail"Fin' John cause neither eat- ties. And by their being acrmiles! ing nor drinking, and they say, cepted in love, instead of meet'Ile has a (lemon'," Jesus noted. lug the usual rejection, they "The Son of man came eating were changed. a The undefeated Lakeview lied 1'........l4IU LVdU. (Mg- t lU. rupt ured stom a ch iiiU it'. LU iJl,V LB L1I ;j: d:'j Devils will Invade the Lyman stomach gest game of his life, the Cow- an injured foot, a sprained tonight for an Orange Belt cramps. •• boys's New Year's Day meeting kIe and most recently the headConference battle with Coach '.. A club spokesman said some- with the W e a t e r n Division aches. /' '. time later that examination by Murray Arnold's Greyhounds. the team physician showed no The hounds were handed their connection between th e ailment first loss by powerful Dc-Land 4 "• and headaches which had trouSaturday' night after winning * . ~,:& ~-*Vr-,. bled Meredith recently. their first two outings against The team physician. Dr Bishop Moore and Sanford. Lakeview, with superior height Ronald F. Garvey. nevertheless ordered Meredith kept at St. and more experience than the ' -.- I Lyman cagers, have swept to Paul Hospi tal overnight for observation. four straight wins and Is a MONTGOMERY, Ala. (APiThe Cowboys' ace passer and clean.cut favorite In this evensignal caner was forced to leave Rival coaches for Saturday's jug's clash. DON MEREDITH the field after a jaring tackle Blue-Gray battle are approachArnold's chargers will concen••• :. e all star f th oo tball game by Sam Huff of the Washington ing Irate their efforts on containing .1 . a, Redskins in a game here Dec. 11 with optimism. , the Devils' foot 10 inch scor.* , he • - He hztd suffered from headaches "Our boys know what they're ing machine Junior Doug 0104 .:, I" lea * since, ble. After four games, Gamble doing and are coming along real _________________________ is averaging 26 poInts and 18 re well," Gray Coach John Brid-. bounds. The Hounds will depend gers of Baylor said. ell BOBBY HOPKLXS... on 6 foot 2 Inch Charlie Newell Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa, head di With his prize and 6 foot 4 Inch Bruce Stuart man for the Blue team, was 'C to keep th e Lakeview sensation •.... equally happy. and they trailed the bear for an 3,000 additional Florida sports- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS last week but resumed play th is as off the boards. Newell is averarid "They're really anxious to . •. men have joined th e ranks of Kentucky hour. an Brigham week, playing at home against . aging 19.5 rebounds and Stuart start knocking," he said of the j" : Clay Veino of Osteen bagged those who take advantage of the Young, both two-time losers last Colorado State U. Thursday and to . .• 15.0 per game. - 15.0 : North team. "We have to hold : a nice 10-point buck recently special comb1ation hunting and week, tumbled from college rn Dame Friday. No Coach Tom Ba rn es' junior 40 'while buntin' out of Prideaux, fishing license. These license basketball's Top Ten this week. them back." ap . course, remained In The Top Ten, with first-place varsity cagers will attempt to - . holders will not have to make Uinear Osteen. Dobbs was particularly UCLA, of AFL get back on th e winning track votes in parentheses, and points a special trip to the office of the No. 1 spot, polling all 35 on • • • pleased with the performance lii a 10-9 etc. basis: after a loss to DeLand, playing NEW YORK (AP) - Kansas Monday's practice of Michigan's TALLAHASSEE -1 hunting the County Judge or license first-place votes In the ball..iting on an a 6:30 p.m. tilt against Lake. 1. UCLA (35' 350 City's Western Division champi- Jim Detwiler. TERRY SOUTHALL as In golf, the secret of success agent when they decide to go announced today. view JVs. 288 2. Louisville th ti ng for dominated e vo may be in the follow-through, fishing next spring. kt ..He runs hard all the time, Kentucky, which won 27 Carolina North 236 American Football League All- even in dummy drills," Dobbs Modern firearms will do a good According to a recent report games last season In finishing 3. g 208 Star team as expected, but the said. job of downing game, if the shot from the fiscal division of the second to Texas Western In the 4. Texas Western I , The Faces Of Jesus-2 11IIIZ-O5 I The Seminoles are currently i and 3 having lost two of the games by less than two points and the other by six. Season statistics: Osceola 55. 61; Lyman 53.34; Ocoee 60-45, and Leesburg 7941. champion Green Bay Packers for the INFL championship 'M ereA11XS( from the dith's scven•year pro career here has been hampered by injuries 4 it ---- Ut- c 'I t' I '1 Christ Associated With Men Of All Degrees nicknames are the Warhawks And the Seminoles. Both had losing seasons last year with the Warhawks 1.23 and the Seminoles 7 and 1. Wauchula, ilernando Meredith Rushed To Hospital ..jIIf El 1 )oc. 20. 1966 *rrnU'i minoles Set For Cage Tourney Tonight's proceeds wi ll be distributed to the University of and Flor. caiche have been reported. Florida, Florida. State By BILL VINCENT JR. M University for funds Bunters are getting their NOTE to fishermen: If you d* A & i ding needy and worthy stuChristmas presents early this haven't tried shad fiithln', you a are In for a real treat. It's the dents. season with plenty of kills. Bobby Hoklns of Lake Mary next thing to catehin' a marlin Headlining tonight's featured area went a bear buntin' Sun- and some of the best action ''cm scholarship handicap will be day mornln' and was back borne will ever get from the end of a Mr. Whir] who will be attempting to get on the winning t.rack by 9 am. with a nice-sized bear !0d that he killed while buntin' in The best place to fish for shad after a disappointing finish the Wekiva swamp. The bear is from the cast side of Lake In the opening night Inaugural was hrouht down with two Monroe tin to Lake Barney. Other scholarship handicap • • • shots from a3O-30 rifle. Bobby's TALLAHASSEE - More than starters Include Nana's Nancy. dad W. C Hopkins was along Prince Ti p, Meadow Ranger, • Berklcy Swamper, Crony flee. _________________ ____________ tor, Dakota SUide and w Highland In Se At SOKC L / - -- 9 donated to fundit at state'-sup. 1 1.D Participate Night Set 1I_1 I J S h I u I __________ r i II __ ---H--- •.-•- t ----------•---- - . ,- - v..-- - ~ I .' I .•: .: - I t_. j 'I S -• . i .-. it A �S I. 'T Courthouse Squabble —— SEASONAL SPORT The Taxpayers Lose P Co ntv C ii . - a' ft is * i house a I Ii is t b b * a b in b 1 IA - .. a. ht .. James IIi4orIow : t (It :.:. • T$y. dtes møre •rMf1K* Ing th.it -' '% :.'..'h;.. '-. .4 ., the moral .rosk list Is rIea dowi the gaa t aid \ \ \ " \ \ \ \ k . •1 - &1NGTON (AP) - What hnaon will W President .iJj , ) . 4 a) _____ th.Tbe In the White finuse In thThi.al two years of his first 14eei? ____ aeems different from the j..a..., of most of the first two ysaza 7er months now this extreme- I I TrIo, in ado tip of Tim fltirnhntii, l)onny I4itvhfit'ld 811(1 Swatison, (toll (;.)iphoto) special feature of ('OUC('Vt 1)reMente(I by F'or'I'It() %I I i( )N I L ' ' - r''t, I 'ake d\('fl(I('flly 13:uui, $, "\Vhlrligig,'' by 'ofioltl. \nother favorito In the program WitS ( ;Ifl 1ohde with his PIIIYO(I ,o)...., ".' j , ~c 4rc :1 A l"i'eneh horn vIiii played by I). ''I 1O1'flhIMe()pI!, (lien Ii 9 1 lennet t,. WI I lowet' 1)ht0) is the I( 11(11(1 inst i'ucti Ii', M IS. I 'at Silver, (1 lerakl Photos) 'Tween You And Me At SiC plenty of room with a real nice unith' t he I )ea n's I ist . . . It Isn't. the same on.' I 'in on. A Christ mas column houh1 at rnospheu. S ( Somethni.' to shock :11141 cm always any something nice nud .l('5i'iV4' ch,','rli'iiilt is The those ilnl sharks. cheery, that is to at-art off vith. harrass :ill is the ;)ool chump inucho graclas from everyone. Finals are over and though \'kki lloyd "Tiger'', she has beaten Tin)' havi .Iune a fine job 4)1 not ninny people had nice things at the nil th. male 1)001 buffs out proinotiiig school api nt. iiiI to say about them, here's somereally liven the gym up vith there!) * * thing nice one of my super their cute uniforms. ' * snoops found out for me. Jlei-e comes the hard news. S S ( list ma w iii 1, i h I'F(S earn iiiy around II A rumor is going nice people -- M Y('A AT! mailed till you A. N. Miner, who tenches a pus that grades will he Eve. ( literal transltit ion I-. ' l amChristmas three hour math course in Col - to arrive lege algebra from 7-10:00 p.m. Couldn't you make that N EX'l' ta in your coo) at till ti m.'s,'' or Eve, 1)iaii Sehrei - have a good time and ;r' s'OU at &TC, not only gave up an Christmas in the big month f January,) t) hour of his free time to re- her? 5 • S view his students before the John A. Spolski, sports cdlThe Dean's List and the Prt's7 am. test time, but also got of the Snui ford ''11 cad:u'he'' of toy test jilent's list are made up coffee during the them S8S of t la S.1( bowl lug 114181(1 scholars vhio have so they wouldn't have to leave those special Ic jormel I fi 'III the keg I iii g gti' lea proved their merit in nctt,Ieiii the room. eltisses, '''l'hui r conduct and atThe test 7 "It was terrible.'' atandarils. 5 ' (1 'in on the l)t'an's List, not titule made it Li pleasure to have them :111(1 their howling SIC will have a new place that one either). ,Tust to prove that I am very 'ns pretty good, too. Of the 1(1 to flake off now that the 'Hunercil, eight were iii gry Ti cr'' is opening near the proud of my frit'nils' academic t"n ms tnt campus. It has real good food, standards ( nwther take note 1 conlpet ition for first platu' a pooi table, juke box, and Cindy Michels and Vieki lloyd throughout the t rinn•ster.'' it_s J. 111(11 A ft i)S J&JU £ULPU1Wi.IU tJ .Jr'nn i. 1('n mont officers who might have lina 1'UI vorec has separated mother mdiis no Longwooci, Fla. taken part arc to be commendthds3"P. traffic. There from father. help they could get in the No being criticized — alttiouh why cation when it Will be built Ed. Note: "Who iaid I Another 25 per cent have inber elections. he went off to this has started at this time . ed on their proynpthcss, hustle goaded? ?" constant feuding between the Manila and toured East Asia for101 at au clear— for the credi- and determination in appre- Sand Lake Road, if paved from 44, would be a short hending the suspect. parents. a couPle of weeks. Some young couples cornbility gap' In what is said by route we-st from 1-4, to relieve Siskind hiehin Which means that 50 per plain that the HCL forces them It was a trip which, It seems my many friends in Scmtraffic through Forest City ofl Mary C. Alexander cent of American parent. don't to do without a lot of things could himself and his administration. mole County: reasonable 46• I iohnson. an extremely aensihave been made earlier or postfind it rather difficult to even set a good domestic cx- their parents never had. We use! Sand Lal:c Road to go write this letter, because it is ample before their children. pcmed even until 1967. . . . tive man who in the past has Editor, Bend: Larry Vershcl was goaded 'to Appkit. A new route, and always hard for me to say goodWhen children are reared in Last week Gor. Harold E. hungered for public approval, Switseriand is still the only the vote. Another Swisi characteristic Is that it Is probably the world's most trouble-free nation. wonderful girls, for they become easily . m. ii White .4L °' i. almost unanimous in blaming but only occasionally, W UI instead, he River, there were no paved working seems House. almcist with you . I Today, common sense would these past 12 years. i appreciate of any boy who then protests on a reducing diet is Santa grounds: alter the elections he would take to the airwaves two November. the infamous S curve at Lit- house in a central location. Ing cooperation and untining Having felt starved for sf. . . had some minor surgery, then or three times within a week at only rebuff for This isn't the river, Bridge so Sure we have fast transports- work with our Extension Home fertion for many years, these tIe Wekiv If what you have to say is opinion pails show his populari - then he had to get busy there on with a sharp turn, at less than that is getting WQT5(. rninican Republic. Seminole C.ounty. ing a boy friend who seems tO is need to raise your voice. Within the past few months a ty going down. Yet be seems to his whole program for 11167. He miles an hour. I am sure that you will give love them, that they often . . . r4sange seemed to set In. be doing no maze to help him- Will hand Congress most (I! it Cars coming north from 0rCciniputers are the basis of our new Home Economics throw discretion to the winds. Perhaps good manners seem IiLlBi7. Instead of devoting every pos- self, in a public relations wav. when it returns ui ange County, on a straight road a route-planning service offered Agent the same cooperation. We so they immediately want scarce because so few people But the' explanation, sound as slble minute to campaigning for than he did to help his pa.rt3'. are suddenly confronted with a to airlines. Tal:ing weather into hope that an announcement will to "go steady." can recognize them. Democrats who needed all the Tb1 doesn't add up. He is It is. seems a little unreal when sharp left turn, that is safe account, computers quickly fig- be coming soon on who she 'i But that zooms the rate of . . . Johnson's boundless enerrv an flour. Ao ure out the paws t.nai. will t.ai:e uc. jllcit pregnancy! Facts prove rush for the microphone, dash only at b inlies you have plenty of time Myrtie C. Wilson that couples who "go steady" to if cars today travel at 85 miles an the leat time to fly. waste, you can do It by to the television screen in other ______________________________________________________________________________________ are much more likely to have days are remembered. He a]being punctual. affairs and babies out of wed- _______________________ ways fought back. He doesn't lock. seem to be fighting back now. ___________________________ COMPtEfl SEEYICE DEPT. Teenagers also are hungry The question is: Will he fight • Typ.wrifsrs • Calculators to feel independent and adultbuck in 11167? He will have to If S Adding M.chln., ish. he intends to run again In Duplicators To pair off and go to a But he has a terrible monkey' Powell's Office Supply movie wIth a boy friend, th I on his back, the war in \Tiet - ' 117 S. MAGNOLIA AYE. WASHINGTON — All in' 1 qualities of .luhnson as a man. From the age of 7 his father gives the girl a delightful feelnam, which by the very nature of Its unsolved, dragged-out con- Washington Democrats arc di- As a Congressional and Presi- 1 and mother Sam and Rebecca ditiun is bound to cost him some I 'ided into three parts. Those dential politician, Lyndon John- Johnson, told him he would be popularity and confidence, no i who have jobs in the Juhnon sun has displayed what be has President. and his maternal mutter what else good he dues. Athniuistrutiozi, those who have learned in his manhood years graiidmother before them. And the' cost of the war Ii had them—and those who want about the pursuit of power - It would not, I think, occur bound to force him to cut down i far apart from the and that, most will admit, j tO the President th*t they bad on dorxiestic programs which, raised him up to quit when be bit. Johnson White Honse us pussi. quite u., The 80 years MT. Johnson feared be could be ousted bIt and itlil be politically "with panded. He has rougti going has spent in Washington have certainly by a little kid from the way. But other presidents The last of these three groups been constant drive for power. Boston. And it makes no sense have had rough problems, too. of the Defenders of and their "non-partisan" friends This is the role Wusb1nn that When all the banthcaps of the Alamo would decide to dc problems are added together, in the press corps are current- correspondents naturally recall tte sert the White House until the ]y enchanted with the idea that watching him play first in they still don't explain and voters drove him (rain it. dynamic man let his Democrats in 1WW Sheik Lyndon Johnson House, then in the Senate fend for themselves at election s11] fold his tent and silently now in the White House. It is the brand "power politiciariw he time, when he is the leader, 4y St4id away. be has become almost silent, or Their reasoning, or wishing, received from all this that now why he is publicly doing so little is that coping with crises day makes many Americans wary of' in and day out is ceasing to him. to help hlmielf. have Its charms for the PresiPower politics in Waabingtot dent—thset nothing upsets him is a game of advance, retreat, SanfOrd Herald Page 6 Dec 20, 1.966 like the lack of success. if he compromise, as practiced b7 the SAVE" $ cannot be first in war, first in top men, as complicated ___ &.. .iwtw. 1vs Lao raaa VO&ffsU*5, ---, - --Si V—iU— Q—Who was the recipient peace, and first in the hearts bull fight. Washington "Pre*lIaoazai a' vasm as Laaeiciats hOtter £.rUatag Dtrsetor of the Nc'bel Peace Prize for of his countrymen, these sooth- dent Watchers" judge Mr. Johnv_ha van v_Lu sayers say, be would prefer to son as $ Caesar, entering 5 1166? Doesn't matter tims aastag hOtter _____ declining star in the nstion&1 A—The Nobel Canunittee de- be first on the Pedernales. DISSS wrIawa Seeity hOttw They can imagine bi an- firmament. tided not to award the rei it always tims DOw'wi LVmI 14 'ago W -. That dire reading of the conPeaoe Prize for it.ot it is ti nouncing, as Harry Truman did might persuade In 1952, that would not run .tellutlons ,VDT w .su vsj,r first time in 10 y tii Casaty *Ijt to says. Open your Staff Pbotogrspbsr someone other than a poor boy _______________________________________________ and the 11th again. cannot. Pubflab.G .ai) szospt ba.turda'. 'aOsy mad Ctu'tptmas: pubisl.O tune since the award was esbrought up in Frontier Texas Pr•e.disg account hers, and nowl This isteat parlor to accept the fate of a failing game of' _________________________________________________________ tablishud in 1901 under the B$* Wasbingtonisps dues not take j star. P al& will of Alfred bei. Uo. fl?S$7 *bc Sak into account the moat essential i Not, I think, Lyndon Johnson, -•ti UIW AS - - -• . . — — ---. _____ ----- s zxui is we meaning or T 35. Wssh Y *5.053 Year 111.15 3 Tw the name Aithea? i.eo • MONth. 1.50 $ osth 5.115 $ Matbs A - It is a Greek name L0O I $.oat 1.1,1, 1 Mouth IutilifIlPi.g "healer." V. I. Postal 5u1.tlous se.vld. tbs.t 1I as!] sub.orlpt*am 1)5 55*0 is Mvaa. T aslO is a asr of th Asstd J'r Wa1O Is .ntitted Q—HOW f&r can a grauhupôr 1u . . -. esws prtsted per jump? Ia this s.v.papr. It Is ' ' Barl)s and a switch from his earlier administration's programs for- 426-431 he should have gone _____________________________________________________ Registration is now open for f evening classes for the spring trimester at Seminole Junior College, \Villiam Gordon, direetor of the division has announced. Prospective students numy register from t a.rn. to .1 p.m. through January 10, except for Dec. 26 and 30 when offices will be closed. Day and evening class ached. ules are available in the offices of the registrar, Gordon said. Subjects available for study Helen Fuller Says' 4 i - b th rn in tb , j Ui include Elementary Accounting, II; Freshman English, II; Dc. tu a a a th at WI tii (4 hi in K K ci' :ip:, ws1 a*ititrh __ rrath _ ___________ Quick ()u,iz its " Ii, th ci - -. w o'clock (4 iS ti 3. . . T, '.- nt ., - -. , W - .4 - 312 MAIN ONCl — W. FIRST ST. 322.1242 — hint: I 'oiil'I like. I)uni't f"T- with v"t I Iu'itbi'r tinti my tric'nthi. V'fl (,r,rI hlq''q Veil 1.a'.s' Ka,r.-'n V'u'kv r,aule - Rv inhy hrother i(rii u P -i love rit' a r anta ( 1au tsrk here 14 what I 5 ' have for (Thrktmac I ten r Santa, ' of We 'vi II have you a g!n pnhsIh m ichine milk ii ad .ornt'tPuirug let en t. dee! eon-t ruie ion. 1 Heavy tin not want. a lot this ynar tOt cand hopper, and dump truck C h ri.trnns. I vruulrl like a Tutu I. Royal (anadl,. a Ft et c k e doll nail aomi' cit her i'1thei. I a m" hope yr.uj will bring me a (re I. GI Cot' 1.ife Raft. dpari-' c.ipepIc peoplr' thing maker. and iiIe and apace anit outfit. lot of .tufte,l anImals, and ea ald that emere From, from a cave, deep .aea div linila Alexander r' ; outfit. I'S. I ir.liv" in von R. Fort .-S.parhu-' ' 7 Pool Table runar Santa,. .Ionny ieven orna I1e,v are yr.ui 7 Don't esteb * !) football helmet cold, fSr. Stanley and tar. Park- n. Monpoly (:rydat hail e'r will help you. FIring th.m a i rest on the hack toyk tetr. F'lpa e l'ring me a Varonm - 12. P,askethall and hnp rnrl rr.ord ilnyer and every' 13 football 4houldei' pad-m fe'' lnrirl boy -md 'hIn TI ri' AN' by Ti r ri Uric • I It-sit !l,unut a C Jn1q, Mv niitn' is Dolly Kiernns I ut'nhi'tire''1 " etiitle',ut hi on 've'a ears rile). -',i If I"n,- (lirialrnsq I want A I hi' Euglhihi ile'pn rtincuit. of - "uii th'imhilng h.v'uiiitv ut't anti a 11101,' 111gb S.-hcni. ILS. it'a tnnvIu-', f.'le. .l'.bI and a pretty h,IhIc. At flirt" '.vIlI hr. rue, chlmnrn"y Ic, iqitun, ''hi'st si'llers'', mnugsu,uuun full eir'w,u hut. $ here will I.e an siutel Pii'Vtul)IiI)('l a. i 'Ii. vi's, tb,ri"c' tint ta of spi',', hi, e,en vlr,or te. ('ornfl in. Mv eat, .Iolv wild him'uuui'.. otiul teypfl linui'rs 'i'" t' J ri like a ro Sant.i (latis 1 - Sew 1' ii'' - tn cif Enielkhm, hue "o!l?fI ' ' Tart I lIne' IP'vd 1kSuniti; ti rum t,ve'r 14111 '" tin 'tiii filitIk of uioui,,s .,uitI -eriq atiti uipt'llinir ntiil writ hue' I fr' P'dl flflt "c' sri' e'ruI.ig to Norfh ('aretlina for ('hri.1m14. vanity -isied I S.ticir ho 1:i)leri,ia f)recs an tt,it ; t ?-ppins u-tabby V ,tthC 7. Heidi 'tt;iir con) oven et .ncie I ti. Soft drink dicienerq tI . ' BRINe. Dear Sanf,t PT.IAS BABY flfltd l RUNK I'.RI). IryrI. DOLE, TFA ST AND still iii thu. .'usrririmlim,, hut nOW qwe,tter. I wriuul,I like some cozy BII '00D r rnys r TRY - rd I)uii$ .hait'M )iuv(' tipt'i imistullr'uI pnitui'is title) muit' pr"tt.y whitr f MY MOMMY I I.OV I ( ' u'l,innruoi,n, shoe' and one drc'. l-:,uiiqh, in t h. LYNN VOL (.ANI t.,y to fill my atcs-k l'lt';14c' (iluuus of thu. .'l:ussiea tumid untilI uutiul fuuit 'eirru'u lipstick in ray i'm ii ill- nina IHI' ill preu-.'nn. P 1. l' A S Z NTA. f)F.AR .1. I). Sti'um"s uo-niit,rs turu' ct ill stinking. \f z A rn.- CTcaBR ICIVI' ,li4cull'-iillg M:irl't-thi mmiii hamlet ri"erl rcrnrrlm. I like It. fr. Randy stan thing I :!it,vn In fuihl color It''lly ' I. utiul -eu,ui,itI, C )t her senIors went _________ '1 I 4 I . . . Il'uir Sanity Claus 11011) Sui,fti,tl to Etigluitu'I ittuel -. tl.., Iii thu ()riu-iit. itt just a few luist utight wite',, I said I weniler a radio I wu'n trl a 6 tm naistor iii ititi h's. . love Vi's, that's right, Mrs. Kath. I'nt King lieu lii's i-lstsse' went. on a 5 trip, figuratively, of u-ours". . Iluour Santa Claims, lli'i iiuoth er,".lrs. ltluumieliu' Kite. I have' h,e.pn a pretty goot sail.', shiowvui ('olore(i slide's of . . li,'u' visits to these lands. Many girl, I hay.' a lot of things that fauIli,iis :iuiil hiistorie spots were' I want for ( h ritiiiiis, Thi4 H slit 'wmi ii uid tIn' story :ihoii t ,'a('hi 8 list. . ;-i . (If the C I was told. Many rguin tia'ni I of pIi-es stout wire so colorful mu nut 2. JItI 1w Ma f'' : 3. Skate's lu'auitiful, you could picture' '." 7 ' you mel I' right there. 4. J'.'rfu tot, 5, 5n mc' .\I ark ltivthie's se'ui iur ettutb'ri t s .- '-. tilt' 6, Sn rpri SC! sir,' learning hiow to read ;. newspaper. . A rid I tin nh that e'no'i gh for NOW, t lie newspaper liuis la'en nra' pe' rson. Iteselly It's ton ar'oiuitl a long thin' and this inurhi. Now here is a list of my niav i'i'enl sit fimst_ gl:inee rnttu-r hictv Ii i.',uil t. In tinder! . a waste of time, htt as the 'I. Elvl:e i-ttiirh';it ntiv:unr.'s in si-hind, the 2. Davy .. "'3. I'etnr ifl'WSIHI )(' r gi-aeltitilly heccitni's f.'. muon' iiuulo,rtiint to him for news I. Fang , 5. 5ni it tv mind coIn inns, hiet knows how 6. Mark , effective it is, hut he doesn't ?. . E'aiuI always know how to rend it. .S. lou g with reeetrtls and tape I . M jr!- v . . ret'iu-diuigs the' junior class reach1). Mike' ' : lit. Den n is . ' i rtg ('tiJO_\' ni('itt IS (!X1)e't.t'(l to he 11. I lonnic' e'm,huunce"I by the four rluissj,-s Mv Best Ones.' . .. . -v..'a recently added to thee reading With Love '' •-' riuiiiirenu'nts. Kim 'sVilson sAN'L'A L'AID . VISIT to the Pinecrest Kiddie Korner, much to the de5 ' "hIiirLl.'la'rry Finn" should Uht ,f the tiny tots there Seated around hi3 knee are (from left, on inC - re-st ui.i yen t U i-i' see' hers with Tuesday Nov. 2 I 966 Iiuor) are G1'eg hart, Azale:. Wilhiarni, Gig-i Dunn and Barry Kuykendall. its tale's. 'fhie "Red Badge of I)enr Santa Claus, In second i'uW are Braxton Perkins, Stuart Moore and Mike Addlaon. Cour-age" will keep the courageMy name is Scott, I am in Rack row, t. arol Cram, Stacey Bagley and Cheryl Bowen. oii enthused; sea-goiuig aelven- thit' first grade mit PIne Crest COWBOYS tumors should eJljOV •')I)y school, I think I have been a ¶ "11ev there Little Red Riding - 13. Sewing machine tNDIA.'IS I )ick" situ.! the' "Scarlet Letter" gOO(1 ho)'. For Christmas id. shoes with rubber cleats d Batman CARS is stun' to please the warm at would like to have a record aw you were pretty in the 17. Remote contro. tank GUNS liu,utu-t. player, records, Captain Action 1ar1 and I'm sorry you were l. $hirts 5 AND TOYS 19 fist trap game uuiust nutut, :1 gami', clot ht', K 1CBOOIII hurt. S.'i'houuor&' stucliuits I AM A. GOOD BOY SOM3 - 20. long army pants stick uusore to basic fundame'n- Set. Mv brother Jeff wants a Jant' is two and he is bad. TIMES Jimmy Thomas aIs Iit .'ve'n the usual studyiuig %Vlkie Talkie Set, ti tape re je can say hO -hO. I ant four I LOVE YOU .27 Rosalia Dr. of gust iii utier is giveui a lift withi corder, Man t'roun linde Set, giod. Make everybody at:iI '32771 KEN Sanford, Fla. t've-'u'hue'ad projctors 1111(1 film. t'h)theS. .\Iy (log Terry needs ft haipy I bc you and every S S trijts, lIe'eordiuigs, films and TV MW,'titei' to keep her warm and body. Dear Santa, Dear Santa Claus, I new toy. ale milso available for thue sophJay I have been a good girl and" I want a Drum 0ll1Ole clsc. TII:NK you Stinta would Like to have a Mouse. I Want a flipper set. Throughout tin' Fuiglish, tie. Love Icar. Santa Claus, HOUSe for Mr. md Mrs. \Iuuse, I want a cub scout itut. Jmtilt muu"uut IIIIIy St'ott An'Itirsoui fouiiiii the Set ifl . a Mary E'oppiiis Se-'t, a Pussy' I want a Jeep truck. iitt--t p:ipt'rhtsu-L novels; iii. 611 Ilruirclifft. St. I '.iit a t ;rt'4'n Iturnet .t. \leow, a asv Ilike Oven .iiid. )L1t.'e ear. Want a I tics, I itiusul e-ifjt tif the lIttiul Sstuutonl. Florida want .0 (.me Ranger sot. iji,k with, a Baby things tO si_t. I want a Rebel cr's I tge'st :iuuI At Istuitic Mon. I want a lIen Casey set. • Stuart set aiitlSuzy 1 want a baseball bat and a '"'Y. a :105 Faurw till); ;uiuul the' suhnl;iit he uuuagaRd. ant a man from Uncle set. a Cheertul Tearful Doll basebafl. Sanford, F'!a. /.iiues. i'ustt'tkstl English mitiel • Please eud my big brother cowboy house. want a I Nov. 23, 1%d ri Siutti from \'ieky Mike the t.il Joe Stuif k the, Dear Mr. Claus, Ih- ar Santa I haute' to 5CC YOU FFA Jacket he wants and the Dear Santa Cl;us, how are you? I ant fine. an-i I torgot to tell you one talkromidrace ct me clothes, a I %JL1t I am 2 years' old. (Mv big thtii I tuve you, ing doll, tea set, table and brother Is writing for me it Mandy Clark. Uti Satstizua Dr. sewing ma nnLer, chairs, eak I would like to have sonic M.n-po1y Sanford, iruing vacuum cleaner, chine, cowboy hoots, a red truck, anti , , 5 5 ' board, dull carriage, beatasome guns, I).ar Santa cliddc, troll dot!, and Shagg dog Dear Saucy Clu 1"roni, Eric S.Vood it tWO like Milge WoUld I Mark did :lut want a uaikou a I III wht''l bike. tuu'I a real watch statiou. I-fe wented a ervece' Love Dear Santa, tee how are you? I am fine. S LOVE I am years old Mv big 7th, 1966 I MaL'kY Ring Stiut Ii Sen uiuiole ,lini''r flight is brother is writint for inc ) - Demum', Santa Claus, D'-.iu' Santa ('Izuti, I want a train offering stuuck'nts ;j ol)l)4)t'ttuut I would like sonic little kid. l'!-at' bring Y1IC a 'I'iget I Vanity Set I want a capt. jetmejil. it)' this yea i' 14) take' ma u't in the (ilt's, a cOke' machint', and Sutk if yet! t'III t t'tiuig it 'Liiuk L Portable TV I want a Mariuc Boy suit. club or mue't k- it v of Ilie'i r t'lioice 1 Iuuno'sii aker stove'uveu. pleue hyi,t'. ftC S (;reeuu Beret five Records J sufl. ghost a space SInre jtl)l)i'(Iillt4lt('lV 9$; Pe'r l"rouui Aliso,, Voud of bulleti hole biuic h set. A w Coke \Lacfimuu & 5 I want a surer be suit. I cent of thies.' students mire' I imiuls (2 red t'uIlt'ts i & a whole bunch 1 play car want a supurnian suit. poitm'd. many have' the' prohle'ui I)cmir Santa, ul outs. i't't,w 6 lJaby smiagie i want a Johnny eagle I lout mire you I am fine 1 ama of ''getting huiui''' mis best tilt')' good. -'eu litt half 1 7 liaby dolt ? truck. I want a tire I) )'t'ar (lilt. ('all mural himute' mini bue'mu able' I'U. that i3arb'r EM! eiuths -. Ma t'ulo Williams 1 wetulel like get mitt miy chase, liilrtIrlp4tte in ut out hwhile' s'hiool 5 Lout' 9 Heidi dull gaulle', Moterific totcher track, ' ' activities. I 'I'eiiiiit .we-'risun lh'aulty tea Set. to Dear anLe Cla,e, To I suki' cmiii' uti this luiuhl,'uu, nuiel good hit'Iui. unchiiiu 11 SCWI&IIi ' L ut ailt a very big trolu doll. F'rouui It U IAN We'oei an eight l)"ulumel tha- is Illuilirleot 11,- ttt Suerita SU1U Q et thd a pare vi skates. I want a for ouw duty pi'u' tt hilehi bring t0 like-' You would 13 Ea:y 3au Oveli I little' -thd a little kitties l)t'ar Satits tkts t'mure' of tIn' clubs or ttimi'i baby First htatL'it', a 1. GoGo hUg a want .0 11thStep kittle dull house. I I We)tIltl sure like for ,it, to called full- mit - I ivithe's 4111 Whl('Ul Wke uu.Uo ULG IWO' ttii tuung to IiLt---- dog h1cuht br le. And a pretty dress. I aiti an Que'st ionuimm lie's were' sent mit traeutr eth. 111)111')' eight year old girt. I like VOU to thu.' slwh'uits to ik'ti'i'uitjii,' I 3. tIre truck ver much mmd (od bless vu. baby Magic' their iuite-rcts. Stuili'itts tutu-c' I. the- r''hul Ilalhao'k i'rina Daige 1Iah First Step uslo-(I Ii' iuuiiie' t lieu (lu- -I - e'ctiiitI .i .Muhic, Missile Launenur ' Stroller ' ' ' • stud t lii r(i cliolt-i's ti \lube-'l e.'L two buem, IUZ Saiitvrd,Ftn. Ijr Santa, I'lm*) stove As ii i-cumlt sttideuits 'a ill IE('. 1, 196(1 Play shuik 1 hmmse been a good .ir1 I Jet $)iuIt in lminulicu'mults tiiid it'tSi I U1I [ t - a t Sttit.t ( 1eua ; l'lmuy re'ti-igi'riteur wuut a uviebook, a 'skipper, lilies elu-ui1141. I nu iii sIt, hit I & A train irh, 1 am ''ii a good uitedtell r tout- pisstk' horses, a tbrt 0 • S ii aura I SI)tlits. iii it', pep boost tiliL I have (eiu good. tipue riter and a troll doll)ut pW'r shop u', h f(1lti' ,,,,t 1)', tt*.iv ..auit.t. t 4s'O tm't a &'UIu(b(,5 LUV I i'Io-at' Liu'iug lute a Stis' 1(c'&tie soil) i'uist'uiiide', I"uttuit' htituuue' uuutko'i (lu ui set. A bat' itiagmo' Kathy 0-del good gist. I ant a ither, miud ('hu'istuiii*s sits lug, tuunhil ii ug. uiukeu-s, a 8ig Ito1 hott. And a G h(A't' bit ' St-till doll, sum' .ajas m,uts tune) a heus c, chai'iui, yt'eithsiok, Stiiite'itt ('01111 5 dolt hou.ac, Amid what uiu u coat. Ihisiuk )ULI. - Dear Santa, e'Il, 'l'hiiki'm''s Shop, t'Iioral mind liobblu lirashier w nitiu Saudus ('iess'dy Mviii e this lcter want, hiuuiuintI ii's. ( tmt'art S.V ! I 4h4'('s ut th)d buy 111111 a pit r e't'it i I for lilt' I 'Vt' Clnsscs au-c shioi-tt'ni'd (itt' hike gmd a a buy can be a aud a !vather puru. Anti a I1(J * uiilumtes to hike e'm•i'e of ha' rttd(,t !)e'zir Snuutu (iie, I help %tutit. I ut ant a taict tie st(f siti III!. S.rutl eaa.tv flower e'st ia iu'i'ii'iI - ('bibs nuat act lvi thug umuitkt't' F. G - nie'uiJt'n I us ant a wt't'ite' ph' doll. And with tratiting us heeL anti sutuC pants. tid SOUIC pour by_u sbkL I Ii'i, I iit't't lug tll'i su'httiltu li-el ciii Jb('oh I tak a Immettlu,, hn'use, S.utl I waull ,e'uiit' truck . Ant sonic sk .ete anti a skatum I the Ii 1st itiutl third I, utlut s itt butt- Arrow jets li', lit' I a hueso'a - And suit 'l'hauk uu t'at-ti uuimitim Johutsy Eiaidu a eurriage tot' iiiy atuceUc LILt' I lttV Guile SkIK\'LE tiuttTQ.lL j I " . ' - ' - I , " , -- - - , - - - - , - ' - , - I ' - ' -. -- ' - .-, . - ' . . . .' . huurt - - ' - ', • . - - - -- -. Club Program . -' ' ' , i , ' Worked ' - - - • Out ' ' • , • - At 55 Jr. High a. -. . . .''. ' GOIU)ON - -- - - - -: ' . eruily financed under i'uihilk $'r*.elis he:i,'i li law 9-1 0, whIch Is the Elcinun- tIl('hIhit()i'el.J)l', ljitt jilt)'; the ii his the w huh and Secondary Education P(.I.-.11th.lI 111111 iiii'tiiot'y FRANCES JARICELL Act. The program IS eb'signucl retetit 1(111; 1111(1 thu. juice:, which Page FAlter of 'I'he "Se!IlIlnole" to help students whose ziedtunulc by hic'l t lIo'rilIse r.'adiiig tutu. During the summer of 11160 perform:umict' is hi&titii)t'Ewl LU hit',' iuiet hiouls iisu'tj are a remedial rending program was lack of reading skill. ft'iii Iteault'r'n 1 )igt'st Skill Builders County Students who hctie'flt begun In Seminole, ,-e(,rred by anti 'l'rude Hooks, which i-e doschools, wjthi Mrs. Margaret the progrulii are who sig:ue'd to create high htiti'nest teacher, Coor clUSsr(fl)tui and their (t as Supervisor lit-c so at a low tending levi-I; Iut,rn probleiuis that their fceI dinator. them. tories; gai tue's to increase' skills can't hid p the twenty-three severe that she Out tuiIcrits iii. utitl (hut strips uuud tujws to age group of schools it' the uOUtI-", only 15 four to iiIlbtivUtul thea tend,':. grnib refrom Is volved c1uullftcutloii qualify. The HtIIdl.'Itt! (1z:;:-. ;ni h-M ftii- ,fa 'I'hnc twelve. thc grade1uired by each sehsuual Ia tests week, tiii,i'oXiluiiituiIy ir, minute's tire first giveli a serka (at (set that a major precetitage itittlIlclass, 11 with tuouuu three tel tight diagnln4tk, of fatiuuIJie that. have children Including which stuuleatils st'ssloui. Thea stuenrolled must have Un inetituiu gence, and perception, dents' usteds dutorimibsu the detertutine their IICusIs. below $2,000 a year. umulergo to length ut t liii., th rIUhs'5 shuotmlul : next step 'l'he 13 'I'he county has employed Li, cot-sect lao kitu. hi rvatllMtiL certified reading teui'bers Und the etuaI I Ibis h)roerrLs iii for liii pIng utttti. two t-ea*ditig spociuhists, Mr's. the render I A variety of &'ipuii1ttuii'tit is st ,uil,'tit fl Iii 5uiuttioIt' ( ouuity M ury I.e'il Dunn umi Mrs. howI lie st-hu.,u,ln Is (liii) iauIc ut Iii.' uuunny to spt'cd pm ''a-f u'tss the Used out I. by Ilake: to rHit')' lhIOti hit C- Wt* ys I hut lot V Iii I'i'rs lltt)ilt')' telebinoru luit'., 1( thools. t og guilt jui t he audknneteu, which Is sjIUtIL. 'ihe reading psogfUlfl Is fed- cuing; the • 'rue R ATh — Intro- tury LocIosss T S.rv *1, 15*5 at th i'mi Qffio. feet 8 inches, more than 300 $.afeed, FisriOa, ea ths £ato( Oougr.os a: Marob 1, iSV). _____________________________________________________ times its own length. *• part of say tazis4, sawe os aOvt1sg of tat. OItMa •t m. isaisrd y te r.pra0.o is amy as.aisr wlttevui Q —ls Sm ust a form of parUT*toS ra1asios of thS paW!ahw of Th laralS. Lay 103viCual r v*.ibls for ss a cewaaorioa will 1) ouasio.r.0 dpit.ativa? Lata sa Th sIV• 55*4 rt eaO will for ANo. W. Fundamental Math and rnyslvus By I'ATSY O'S%'ENS and cEIERALc ztr Ost.b I dM1 md t'lotheq (h.'erfu! - rrru,l very muich -S.nd Rihv Th!gv [.Oe' is...it's tos a a.aead ai Chill et - Seventh Year In Coun ty Schools what - - - - ' he ('C ('ongrutnlnt.tons to the SGA for a fine hall tund also t little plug to the Voting Ru puhi leans who answered the cull of the Reading Program Goes Into as I tl Modern Trigonometry, * duction to Sociology, lege Algebra, General Biology, Humanities, II, General Anthropology, U. S. History, Elementary Spanish, II. Also Introduction to lluines8, son . merit, Musk 1!lstory and Appriciation; Business Law, II, of Economics, II; World Civilization;. 11; Physical Science, II; General Psychology. Also Principles of Manage ment, Freshman English I, Col - * Science I, U. S. Federal Govern- velopmenthI Reading; Principles a at _____________ Registration Open For SiC Niaht School iaDejnos Divided Into 3 Parts rlr,Il. I like like wov '' r ____ tr-nrltul v.umi'u" a When the Seminole County Extension Service as Seminole security and believe they are into the wilds of South Semimaster P- that Demoatic state ccuBut he isn't taking any hui in the, County Extension Home EcoCourt House nole County. Be had a guide to n.bas been operating with tives attending the National !not loved, they often rush into town at the head of noniics Agent, Dcc. 31, 1966. action, at least publicly, to meet keep from getting lost, it was old river i•i kind of hall-light. Be has GoVernDrs Conference a pemature na.ge be has been beard, Sulphur Springs, W.Va., were this, either, far away from the Court navigation of the St. Johns been I have certainly enjoyed That is especially true of ñ-s 1r dot). And I "*nt a q1inv let-' 1snf nt rhrilrna y#ar olil I 'int I am 'd- addre- i hA ywrtnd r)r 4knnter Dear 4 Help, Too Vhiei von t hiink "r'tuItI Ilk" 11111 for A Ilr'uu to gc-1 uriarried in. I It. iv.g In' anything V" I l' ii A H H A it -% I re-ti that r"'illy took; and a -tutu fill 11 agazines • W ii U ' rri Pitt-v alt' you? II ovies, Fikns, N ; ' -- ,lrprldt' klrchirl,t,,Par • ft"nr i,i,,tn, ture, ielf-ufficient Mea.hile, rnii bo'a tr to tiile eua ad%l%ntilge of th i i ut to fiat t th -& , - News J I ' rrnUi , *a,,fstri ,ihe iii grown up, h s ' I deatriietkrn )Uh Rom?a i.' , \ . ' . thus ththkn ii- ehfldrcii th \ sh00hI vs ,,, j'l -'' \ Tiot jwt shout the i,Ueal \, Boys thus ue gina, much s " (If 91Cr hut 51910 sap4cts \\\ '' about the cmplo' cigarettes and ! the moral rulewl for dsthg! u the \\ / teachers ThIIIk .'-. a Too mul, :" are he-men, and no longer ehfl.. \ "' \" -.is sIas to isentkrn mnraUtt ' , i' \\ L' .. ,.' TW adaa Se cigarett, ltiuor and 7 .. " ,, , CASE B414 Diane T, aged auto radng are thus the elsaj' , ', 2, is * high shool Guidance sw*l smbola of teenage 'i ' Counselor. •.• . io are struggiing to get .1 \'\ ' . 'Dr Crane," she asled after fr their feelings of I had addressed her high juvenility sad dependence on . . °° convocation, "how can their parents. '4s. we prevent fllldt \j.1;; '. * You girls can easily rate tw(Ofl teenagers? i .: _1 'our boy friend's stage of ma'1 / "In our Senior Class e hae tun1t h seeing If he is guilt -%" ç; ' . 79 girls and 22 of theni are *1- of any one (or all) of those soready pregnant., yet none of called adult status symbols of . ' i7, • i them is married. ;;•.., I immathre youths. "And we &Xt not Ufl ?'IP5I ' Girls MUST be taught that ', t d rpri leged ares I at all, but premarital aeual affairs ai e // probahl ould be classified as . . . :,. ., r'p1 ROMII an aserage suburban )Uh Too mans parents, tcachcr* -.' SChool ' ' ,.1(' -' and T\ programs inUmate that . xi', , ', Moral Eroakrn I .. ' iflwit affairs are 0 K Moial erosion 15 s'aeeping That's definitely NOT true' - ' , . .., ( j I \' America—and the world, tOO For illicit affairs do not pro. * Billy Graham calls England duce the most happiness for .. an outstanding example of -.. '" the most people oer the long. pagan nation, aince not five cit period of time. per cent of its peopl. attend Premarital affairs also i-cchurch. . duce your chances of happy Here in America we boast of marrige later on! 65 peT cent church membership, (See tomorrow's case.) Lff"c but not half of those attend Send for ' ' ' my booklet "Tests i regularly. For Sweethearts," enclosing a So the moral influence 1. envelope, churches affects only about of long stamped, return lus "0 cents I ne ta.! per cent of our youth! write to Dr. of this newsCrane in care had accidents have hour. Many was in Sanford over 50 I Editor, Herald: proe a?'ut a long 9 paper, enclosing We recently had occasion to occurred here.. A new bridge 'ears ago. The big horse trough ents" cure fled, a ress call the Sanford Police DeparttJ road is a must, now. But is gone from the four corners. Alas, most of the parents co and 20 cents nient regarding a suspected law it's too far sway from Seminole Time for the Court House to go, have also failed in their duties erh P t - OIr - t. Clinic \Voi ' ry The Heraki would like to explain cer- change would probably add another Izin facts concerning the site of the $0I000 to the cost. Thic nearly S2 000 OOC) of added cost new qeat would cer to ehan e th We fee] the SerniTmIe Board of COUn- tainlv cauqe a TAX INCREASE to pro.13' Coinmissrnners has a duty to prcrride this expendlthre adequate and efficient space for a growSeminole C'ountv ha one of the cmafling county to conduct business that has esi land areas in the qtate and with to be carried on at the courthouse We the present good rinrth-qcmth rcindq and all know the present courthowie fa.cili- siort disthric.'e, the general public is certainly not inc'crnven,enc'ed In ndditv is hopelessly Inadequate, Sanford the count's' seat and the courthouse and trnii, the Board has provided a branch ciffwe in the Caselberr'.-Fern Park jail must be located in this area. The Herald feels the County comirns- area to handle county hucines f fresicrn caxinot decide to move a court- quent public need and these facilities elsewhere nor does the constitu- will continue to be improved with a tion provide for a special act to move a permanent facThty, but as yet. the county seat. Location of the courthouse., branch has not been used to a great extent. other than at the county seat of Sa The Herald hopes we can have a ford, means a change of the county seat in the united county on all proeets of improveincorporated area to another a that merit arid we hope we do not. have a county and the law requires eourthouse and jail be built at the new county seat. relocation fight in this county seat, which would cost the tax- c'ounty that will be costly to the taxpayers an additional large expenditure. pa"ers. The Herald feels the proposed There is talk about moving the court- courthouse site the most suitable arid bouae to Five Points. This of course economical as a continuation of planning ii absurd. Five Points is not incorpor- put into effect in 1959 We fee.] that a change of county seat would place too ated talk about Sanford &rAricxlng heavy a tax burden on our citizens There is And q0 we urge al] our readers tO L4 Five Points. This of course is absurd It would cost Sanford taxpayers thou- that persons starting this court. in)uricpro- tion suit to forget about it and not sands and thousands of dollars viii1ig better police, fire protection, push this "fiasco" into the courts best lights d naiy other city ser- cause the only people that will ff vieea will be the TAXPAYERS. We feel these residents initiating this A new jail would probably cost $800,000th $900,000 to duplicate; the loss of suit are using it to further their poutoils. uof an of the Tffsent courthouse ical probably add another $500,000 Recently a forum was held on the to the proposed courthouse matter. If you attended it you reglize there was not one good argument for Th. school admithtration offices moving the courthouse. There is nothing else to say. mnit also be in the county seat, so a C Seminole County School Dr. Crane's ''i UANCN ONC1 — SANFORD PLAZA 322.1951 - - ute'i - L I - • - ' tALe ' - j ' iirw.pn$nr. ' louise . ft -.-- If a a - - s-'- --- — -.-- ..a - ' A t - I - ,- - TtLE — ). . _n l;iif I j;$t 1 !.- -_-- - . - - ' - 4 ;: -. I - --i-:.f __iy - ';: ' -. '-i A •1 - - . .- -- J --- -. .- I - --- - - - --- - ii: �- 4 ; t. - ' _______________ - - -'- f, -V . I .. f 111111111W4 I ri , , ~,. 0 U (;11\Ne1s ARflNC SUW ! . I M WL,ght, iss Lt. Gary Fox I Sanderson Miss Butl Kathy Engaged etoo Personals Impresswe Ceremony . 'Mt. ac Mrs. .1. .lr.. ann'rnec the 'Kinney, nf hin.ln .ii!io 'Mr". CnrA1i Rnt1'r c( ronty yt1am1. it ifliplOV('d "' j" 1 in. Mr of . hCPfl G. th The Way- -e!et br is a l4 1i'trwF, ;j " the Sflflf'OI(I - "" '' "' 1'g,i',-r,y William groom 's m H. Ili,h ho&. 5 ' ''o nrc Mr. ' i I return pine from ;I ~ , . ar standing Tempo candelabra bridal ' stationed party. at Ft. at TO I', Michael - - t , ; ll ."%:', candlelight peati de soic. and - * "t ., 1. 1,1 t. . re-embroidered lace stvled a long empire iln'c. The bodice had a scoop nr.kline and a wattealo tram falling tram the line. Roth gown and -. ~ 1f I - bells - - - . :mtmnr?m *c'rsith üIur Page 5 with '.-' 1 - tlusters sati n and held _____ 1 "7 ' wit 1 ; t t s mild "'.20" foul&. I the - diuretic to d string of pearls which came 'I , iver candelabra topped with a party given by ployer, Gulf M. Life 's Wond I: h - ; If d maid oI.anford Da - as, of honor ss and Texas. and b - ~1 Mtss 5. Ann - 11 Lt .: ~ 4 -Wight, thm_ $ ~ f i- :' I' " -' 'It - ." Mrs. F. Baxley - DeSary - III-TFI ____ Personals or 1;3 74111 ,4%. JOHIN LRON' L . DAVIDSON th e Ralph bri de, Wight, and whiu- Fuji chrysanthemums.' anti Ain. 3ohn Lundy presented j hurg. Thi:- Hickmans art- and 11 I , omas and grounth was the guest of honor with a yel- I tinning Pilot Club M embers E Annual Christmas DLnn.er Brown and Miss Sally Knox. all Table decorations were highWilliam Henn- Wight Ill, Alim San- The - bridesmaids wore floor . allas. ° - length gowns of exotic green f D sheath $ ' _____ - - - vaca- at Tht.itnnn ~ ';9 - 6~ Ir I the center and red and gold skit taken from Christmas : Hl - - -, - - -, U~ - home after nzlaL~~ Louisa by i. Alcott o giving I Mr. and Mrs. Montamqtit CImi- ~ _________ - ,1 T J. ,-.. , - .,- I I - I - -4 I Rehearsals . .- the __ _____ on get to I p - • 31! (L Gift wrapping is free. In : f ci : I RIGHT W -I of She will •njoy many hours of comfort in . '°1tn' *aflor.d Henson Kicuu.rici rob. id - matching pajamas, di in cc TH E HhJUflAY S[SIJ! FUJI - "' to useful and so gift. - - . and coinpIetoly wssh*W.1 Select I Swea+ers Coats Suit's Slacks - - - by Levi Shi ts r Scciidlnav&on and Farah - I • ___ for H11111111111111. S. .Th, Manuel Jac NOW OTIL CHRISTMAS rn Q Cnantilly 32 7' ___ _ !jp,ip Accounts Acrossfrom Welcomed I the Lbrary ___________ 6:15 ,< I III Ij ITT l know - 45e- - ______ - - I can't l AZO6S I if lSoitIlsd _j -. a.z Maryland ,j_ • • •. t invite my * grounds that ALL M TJNI Kate's tVIN1 • ~ .~ _ ~ 2 D AY depressing account, of OPEN at 13O and 73O 006 DIM DOCYOR acA , IN COLOR Limited the -- fl,J P j two succes- by SM0044, $", _____ IIIII F DAILY at 2 and B p.m. an us- • 5 LAST TODAY - A :, of [ s. ILI 2:30-4:15-6:05-7:55-9:SO 'THE WILOESTCOV WOODYALLEN I $1RE A--. I A booming human fertility, _______ ______ * ____________________ ____________________ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _____ ___ '-- MEET THE BOOBY BOMBS! ' HITS! 1:00 -4:00 ' 7:00-10:00 - * M 11 a II L FSfill T a T"CNF3 ?3E a N - - P. M. II Tonite 1:55 ( 2 ) 2:00 Nswa NIIC (2) Days 1 2:25-5:25-8:25 News of Our Lives 13 Mmcm's] rock Arab i tG! I ________ ___________ _______________ ; - pruuuuuuJiiiiIIIIVI (iossjrner 3L7f jj ______ ______________ NuwYor i7ltequlre EXIAILtd lVPuny _____ , ggp ______ -S.'-'_'ct.,i:._- - (Varj _____ 26 Child's gains 2butcb lad's ____ ^<_ - ', ____________ -_ IIIltlhhIlIIl,lhhhhhI ______________ - _____ _____ _____ ______ 4 s4 _______ * I I 11 A P "-I- . KumufUreat Lakes ) I fit Nsvy tab) $Bireekfluk ____________________________________________________________ _______________ ________________________________________________________________ QJIT on GUtiIatfl.iLC(Ignf,' . lltSi4 gflt,J' TM.T GRAw-.r.4ER$ - _____________________ _____ CLDCOCI I ,A, . I' ' ( 'I I 43 ..01441. f, tilt- Jeweler s ; 40 Shad - of Maryland 61 Pueblo Indian ti4Cluuu-vt Msaaacbsiaoua 'I ____________ i _________ __ _ ___________ _ __ _ _ 5. Psltk I Ireland I, 67 Cut of meat ____________ _____ _______ - '4 )V\ somethisig special." P1P000 (V iiip1uy WL)i usai. Jgt., - _________________________________________________________________ here 730 () (itt' From tJ..C.L1± 6 Perry Mason (9) Combat (5) lied Skelton _ till (6) it's 'i'o Toll 'Iii. Truth hospital (9) :25 (6) Olt.S News 3:30 (2) You l)on't flay __ _______________ _____________ __ ____ - - _____ ________ ________ __ ___ _______ ___ ________ liAise __________ _____________ tTtcuiper*tuj-a UJJMnerican (kb) caziuom.t 20Liswyer(ib) UlbCs eagle u1 aviators Signet rang 24,Stutehutisio 2j Ascribe (9) 77 Sunset Strip ___________________ - of VirginIa, 52 hounditry (comb. loon) 3Oyster-.--. 701St 29Tuiletrycu. 48thatergarzneut 5Pwntaun _______ __________ 5 16 1 ' ____________ _______________ ____________ _______________ _________________ 4 __________ ______ Iftf j __________________________________________________ Editorial Comment The L.te VFW Post Show (2) E!unslmin. Almanac (6) Sunshine Alma-nec 1:30 (2) TV Classroom (6) Sunrise Semestcr 7:00 (2) Today (6) News (9) Where The Aution 7:01 (6) 7:21 (2) CBS Tod* ( 3) f: * ons ____ _____7 ii -- ___________________________ ________ ___ _____ _______ _______ H _______ F ______ ____________ __ ________________ _ _ will pack Christmas baskets for the for Thursday, groups thu party and refreshments will (6) Open Mery House lie served, ___________ Griffin c "' _ Neat (6) Andy (6) J)Iuk of M.yb.ra-y (9) Mup.rwairket ••L 11:30 (2) lb lywood Square. Vsn (0) 'i'h. Dating Gain. . e (6) civ. of lit. (9) I)unua ft3 1:$0 (2) SwImagin' Country (6) Search for 'I'uanorrow (9) N.w.lin e 12 146 (I) Uuidlng l,lglst 'J'uik (9) lieu Case ) 1:16 )t%/Uc'8Itt1PMTf,'? Wtt.L-. RE cC'EN Y - WYFOFL5f 7747AWCct1:' _______ ea _______ Id (hIAMPAlGN, Ill. (Al')• girl barber on th e liiolveisity of IlhiioI euiuipus. - -.. "•__--v -- - - - - - - - - "Customers use usually stir- prisud when they first. come In ljtit they're flattered wheis - they wall out," she said. - She became a burhur 'bucuuaw ( it seeuseci kimiul of ciiffrn'uust suit a little ezt:Itiuog." -- & vo~ Shoe Itju'uueiI jour ti-nile, at a - -' - News (9) 1)oo(urm House Call 3:90 (2) News (un PTD/ tX1 AP Dirks Vs'E1)t.E9lJA y •. 11:00 (2) J opard y Yf//T TM4rL4Y! icw (6) Candid Camera 10:11 (2) NBC News 10:30 (2) Concentration O A ,1eV) ________ 10:00 (3) 1ye Gus.. (I) TA= to!-- 9:111 (2) Burn. and Allan NUQ EXPE9TAP HELP 3 enjoy a social. There will be an (6) Itomnper Room (9) Exercise for the Mo. exchiciigu of one dollar gifts at __________ ____ _________________________ ___________ _______ ___________ AN needy fitinilies this year. lar ineethig and flit,- women will (1) 322-2611 , 42S.S3$ The I'(Jst and Auxiliary again (9) Pater 11stalnus 9:00 (2) lIenimessey ( 9 ) 2.ThEN u lowing their separate nwctiiogs, ut 8 . In. at the post home. Time snt'n w ill hold their rt'gu- 5:30 (2) Tod 13:66 ______ 1. MALE A LTO available. by Jtusuje r 12:36 (6) (ji$ New. p 10050 of Cnsselberry is conduct- A Christumuas party Is pInioned Iteport y 1:26 (2) News _________________________________________________________ _ 1 New. Farm (9) MornIng Show 1:00 (6) Capt. Kangaroo ____________________ ______________ _______________ ______________________________ - Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1:10 6) News, Weather (6) Beverly lIiIlbiliiss ___________________________________________ _____ _____ _____ Sells Trees sale on flighway 17-92 next to time Shell Station. There Is a large selection of Scotch Miles _ __ _ -, . . I , . I By JANE CASSELIIEI(ItY 2:06 (2) Dally Word WEI)TIICIWAY A. M. 19 I1 - - 4 ,1-7 hog Its atmnal Christmas Tree I i]2 __________ ___________________________ t 1:00 (2) News (6) 61 Sugar-cured 6 Greek letter 4Enduwwith 7 Muses' brother 110001's - . Tonight (9) 7:30 4UOsefle t01tuulan riiliT - 40 Card game 41 Killed A CLASSIFIED AD.. (6) Edge of Night New. (6) Theatre of Stars ____________ 1(thuru EASY TO PLACE (9) The Nurses 4:00 (2) The Match Game (9) New. 2 ) ______ _____ ____ ___ _______ __ 1 News . _____________ __________ __ -- AMC 3:00 (2) Another Worlil 2:55 (9) (2) The lug Show 9:20 (6) Petticoat Junction 11:20 (9) Poem _______ 322-Z363 I (9) A Time for U. Newslln. Hampton . _______ ___________________ __________ - _________ ______ _____ _____ Crucifix t8 Cozestcll,tluu ___________ a Ave. ________ • be wifind on ll ______ 322-24B2 • . . ______ 2Persiancoln 3 Indicting 4Thruhes form) - ____ t (aichStol) 311 lgnauua rocks 42 /'.koce (cunti-.) 41 1 Cbeeae former I (9) obsrHU9Nl (6) house Party (9) Tb. flounders (2) Occasional VIf* 9:00 (9) l'ruitta of South ___________________________ _ 3.00. t ully saint - DOWN llnitincs lUNurwegias - I L*tb0u liquid' • _________________ All t"ticei are hit 4-Piece Place-Se Uings Jewelers 2:30 () The I)octora 14 ØOtG NOSKS _____________________ ___ I up ________________ IL T cer _________ Itseli, Teak by Shulton ( 6 ) (9) The Newlywed Game (9) Outer Limits 7:00 (2) M-Squad - (6) Doath Valley Days 8:30 - ____ _ cuUee 7 College offi U Austtill&n hawaii _ 11111111111 ijfflfflll_buttercup pattern -or an extr,j set of iced beverdge or tea4spuonl i' We have a wide selection. - . 'A , friends tiUrmit of energy rionda ______________________ UT11 ii the already ha Gorudrn Sterling service, why warm - _____ ____ ______________________ I II -- ____ _ BUGS BLTNN' _______________ _____________________ ______ , Answer to Previous_______ Ptule _____ __________ _______ ______ _______________ liii liii_lUl_111011111_Iii_uiiuiiuiwiiuli_I_I 112 Downtown Sanford anti (9) vs On A Rooftop 10:00 (9) The Fugitive (6) CBS Reports "Al! right, I'll make my room neat and tidy-but OU 11:00 (2) News IIIHIUUI huh -_ ______________________________________________ PHONE the (Color). You wouldn't. litre denit with concisely anti (6) Walter Cronkite . S *•• • _______ 16____ .o o - J. - __________ A MAGNOLI • - .. _____________ _______ _____________ ___________ & - - Melrose3.5O I!TTIm'n'mllTiIIIIIl LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIF" MIL1. lit . _____ . ___ COR. Re- 6:30 (2) Huntley - Urinkley _________ keo _____ __ _ ______________ _________ _____ ally (9) Twilight Zone _________ _____________________ cal 3t5(; IIJ __ nmT 1111ffl 2111 I19I ___ - "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" DEPARTMENT STORE Greta ___________________________________________________________________ 11:10 ( ______ • .Accrodited Charge on (9) ABC News I - n 1 an- 8:00 (6) NOW. 'J /Ap 'c.5cURE I.E'5 K,4DV _____________ _____ ______I • _____ his (6) MelisSa's Navy -P _______________________________ fr t$ SUN:. LO3IC +gt 01 _ "Miss Wife. (2) J . _____ I`% Accredited chirga accounts invited- hail I ___________ I ci - DOWNTOWN SANFORD for * messy again!" ___________________________________________________________ Soap wol - other guests dia. brought, on Ited's k ________ 114kr? 15 11 'HIi a now available in Amanca. Cologne 4.50, 3.50, to Te.evusuon IAWI __ __ ' - aensommutl - ________________________ _____________ climate guest theater V _______ Kader 151 (~, )") , Lv' )\. ...,__..o_bc,j f II IlI' ''' ''1 Sasbour $34.Th ________ women. Snulton duscoverecl Unique Teak. 2ii-ghi-ioi-wcir'c1. distinctive, invigorating from pastel colors or bright Christmas rod. * '1. _!y___ .. '. ______ ___ In the far north countries s tonight ' Greta's parents (Pert Kelton vesting, transport and loading A li , I I ____ Pajamas iii: C8 -. ~ I " . . .- 'l_ J P. - Ji Ii ________ Robes the greta." _____ _____ ___________ f=oujs fo, their In so much confusion to well by Winston Burdett In Inme into anybody's life, lout. I din. A striking contrast. Is this well-played series makes it mn(le between the smootlituens all seem almost n a t u r a I• and mechanization of the liar- ________________ il ~ 11 Western Boots __________ it I 11111 Cowboy Suits sional _____ ' not choose some serving pieces In her favorite n - , SHORT RIBS ___________________________ _______________________________ -ad SD _________ ______________________________ - Red 's ___ MAO ______________ - 10 Color JAMES COPURN 0 -40 ____________ __ ; ______ _______ ._ railroad. 8:30-9 p.m. (NBC) Occa. culture (example: no fertilizer) . ________ I, as or peddler. ______ . .- y' . - one on your list the gift she'll alw.o':- remember . . . her very own service of elegant Goritam Sterling See our cornplete selection of lovely Gorham pattern;- today. - con I :46 OPI[.Y ''DEAD HEAT ON A _________________________________________________________________ L__ & ' ______ _ i A IRLI tale. standard of living any. I'm still taking the same are the Recruit Bluejacket sivo years of drought. 'l'lio 0 num _________________ ____________________________________ Choir front tile U.S. Naval causes behind the food shortTraining Center at. an Diego, age, such as primitive uuuethods, lack of money, backward agrtTIZZY by Kate Osonn California. P,0 __________________________________________ _____ I \ 0; __ * annual ____;:- _ AS a _____________________ ____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________ ________________________ NEVER TUT OF ' cSE...F become TIJESI)AY w 4• ftlr_~. now ntinl orphans' Christmas show. U.S. government's attempt. to Miss Garson slen plays a flow- stem the tide of famino In In - 1:30 __________________ 4 __ L. Ce-IQRJS _______ _____ ________ ___________ ~ "LAST OF THE SECRET AGENTS" Ii Color .' I -_-____________________ ____ ____ ______ V ONIIE 4 WED Firs, Sanford Sh4PfIq 'i'Imo lit a row lie's lacit out, there br Cii rum. (CR5) - ________ I ' O' JjS' T1-AT ryE , s Jack & Jean 's BEAUTY SALON SANFORD PLAZA 322-2041 - _____________________________________________ . ~t i" I'M S.JE - .. I t see that the 1high prkes are cha can' " I -C-% !:~ /$2O r& 'a'.. vt' - . J% 4~ •1 -- ! CI' ,,"ZI a Gift Certificate good 4 the w they do? - convinced theater which will revert and silly for words, but using _______________________________________________ . men Why do Sc.inavi to to Sybil and Thorndyko (Din. toni Is saved by thu sure situ hallWilliams and Richard convincing hand of lIen ilciunClaire) unless (reer uses It. claret. 10-11 p.m. (CR5 Reports. for a Christmns play. FreddIe the the Freeloader hears nil about. "harvest. of Mercy." (Color). It stud rushes to the rescue by A factual, clear and occasion- #` f _____ ___ _____ / ~ I ____ __ I I 01 ~ _____ ii K .' for ' left a c 000 4~ 1 nt9 and I . ~-:; • - Je rry _____________________ ,.. ': - tu.. _________________________ / I I i 1. hi: gu ii a Spirit" In which she has been It. could all be too achrnaltzy j f" -____ ___________ l tioned with thu' U, S. Mr Force scene. , 01' a her secret pal. After tin' open- Mr. and Mrs J. E. Robinson I ing of tin gifts a social tim.' Jr., all of Orlando. was enjoyed with Pilots and After Jan 15 thea bridal comi- I guests appearing reluctant to ph' will reside in Adana. 'Fur leave tilt beautifully decorated I key, where the groom is s- - - Lit n I1)( Mar hir 'I - Miss ye,,, w roi'I'Ius'P I. think est. - al Ky: .'tt s.." 1,,, I 1,, v,, play called "The Christmas railroad for private purposes. t-d t of thotin PtInji- cOnlo In the Yule season. Miss nnmuunl carol anul gift-giving /--.' ,,'_- 1• ____ otit, of (hi' . __.. Th\,. , ,...., has Appears ___ ________ ' stay iii the hos-1 - _____ I itoss. Mr. and Mrs C). Laurel Ave. Mrs. William Lukenuuu visited pit-al and Mrs. Joel Field who is in tin Seminolt- lernorial 11, McEwan. Miss Carolyn Mc- i All friends and relatives are friends at the Winter Towers, Colloughi, Gary Davidson Mr. invited to attend. : ir Winter Purl: this past week. Hospital - th ____ loenut (ituent star ovmilnr Ili int°rr.aP I' e'- lir,i,l, vision tradition, (reer (;nrsouu offet lug, )iu sei z es the Cannon - fr, _____ _____ ____ millitto remtnurnift by 11111fi'll Slolfs-4, pntOIIIs ibm' is fII 1(1-Il pm (AlIt:, 1 h. fun lloisir. mid phro rind tile Huil Skelton hour. (Color). in carping at the way they run it '. ANSEL CHORU tEAt HLLOC! ____ Titehlary borne for 1( guests. lvo. il001ili Iti room. 'Ito flIuII(i mnt- (ufto ulcoc tar r,uiaa hm, train thin. 'hark flint she in Apt'Il's ubsti tori worse, the Pnt tersons pol let', thumP Ito. Iliat ti on I ihi I, lute; amid A pril fotcas big wlilto t'lok flint. l'atr.r Is thin nhuumiiitr.. hmmuve toll,': ,Iom.'f 1< orik ( guatot hunter-typo Hymn Cavamoulish ly very liiiI mann they wottlil molar I,ma'lwIt, I )c,pazm Phi), it IInnl'atm'k'k hogan) to take her have u'bnue,o for their ga i- lit n ri' tugu'c' mu vm,l ploy to in,, on safari with l a fortumno-hutot. gli'I. ' hi, wuo,-1 no n ti mm otunl4t r" r 1):1t1- it) put. (Cl34) l°et I front l,u'c-,iimc' I,.' ii flc'ni,mi.' tram a or anti a professor. Brock Petcars plays King Melhnln nhuui Jiiiietinii, (Color). Homer lh'd- guilty ('(flmneirtiu'r'. .1,11 in f4amnvally has It Ili for Halt, N it'kolnn, immiul the Cuinnomihall. Ttvo wri'k n Lii thu. mn-i-ni' mu ci K ipruik 'a ii:,,, ih what Texas: Miss Linda lighted with a center Paducah, JrJ ~; ___ ________ 1, thf, Pilot Lighthnust, was Crapps. Aliami; Air. and Mrs. s ' S 1' ' S - % 4 - fl - •. Liz] IN T-E C-4STMA.S - _____ ____ timid ion inn ii line I, numd finn I 'iii ffonuj tho book fir St. ir,nrsalf. tIfo,l$if,,, i, thin n,tlonr qisl" I I'hcl atop floats yrj jiy, lan rum f 'II lilt Ii ''orI"r for ft .c ill 1c. Your rs'n oy in (ho e$q then, nil I III' ;ocoiI Ic,,, tli,,oc,l ,111 lii,tok 'h,,t frrns y(o'Ir child from u iwimr mtoien. Tlwy pngrutl fit Ifut Peto'r srimul IIn' t •'nt Ioc'enuse S :t)-t) :80 p.m. ____________________________ ____________________________ _ S.4'T"G NC7 EVERY W- INAOK-1, S,L**:~'S I,'S A ) S-~' L SET'S PICkED R EAT NOO TO BEh, ________________ -- f-! ' , lunchenn bridge partv at. her 12- -. ______ 'Headpieces were clusters of members and their guests. - IIRNE ' , •t:L' - .C.~.104" ____ ' Beach. ' - .- -- -' _________________ . -.-.________ ________ - - __________________ A.-,. -; _____ -a... _____ ; an a gift for each Pilot's secret Mrs James Dyson, DeLand, I Mrs. Milton Gore, Mrs. Then Cleaver's recent illness. petals matching the gown.c with The decorations carried i. On one of the tables each I and Mrs. Robert Walling, of I Aulin Jr., Mrs. John Ridenour, the Christmas th ine 011 t1I& Pilot placed a dollar in a Christ- Leesburg. teuch of glitter. The's' Mrs. R. F. King, Mrs. Robert carand Mrs. Arthur flirinn three long tables in red and n-tar card to be sent to 'iiatlents I Also Mr. and Mn. Mrs. C. K Simmons, Mm. Charles I)nnn - -*d shaped arrange___ -crescent ____ -__of Naranja Roard are entergreen. Dolly with lighted can- ii, tin- st-au- mental hospital III Jr.. Miss Nancy Lewis and Mrs. Henry Feller. tairnug Mrs. Birliniun's sister, I Lewis dies were placed down the Chattahoochee. Following the luncheon Mrs. 'M Lewis, all of Apopka: - i SPECIAL Ed Schultz of Morn Mich. middle of each table. The head Following the dinner. Anchor j and Kirk _____ ANTIQUE SALE table carried out the sami- Cluh members from Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Sander- I Baxley opened the ninny at u Sanderson of tractive gifts brought by time - DEC. 21st - 7 P.M. color scheme with an angel " mgi' School presented a short son and Rocky th es AUCTION Talent show sponsored by the C..al Rd. S. Christmas balls. in the entrance I novel "Little Women". The Wight and Miss Joyce HetzeL DeBar". Volunteer Fire I)cpt. Pb. 767.1144 ji scenu depicted thu Teal spirit of Hurt, Miss Janice Goldstaff, Mr t l arc nhoni to begin. The date of and Mr; Edward Hurt and Icartunnu larnilie: even though; tIn show is set for April. Itos: Anderson, all of Observe 50th thc has 'er'- Ijttlt nuateriul olrs. Charles Iflrich is chairter Park wealti thenioicive:, -- mar.. assite1 ny Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Ralph Gordy. of Mail Christmas Cherishables Thu exclumgt- gifts brought .loht Lanuhertsan, Mr. and Mrs. Anniversary e members were divided land, Mrs. Martha Gordy Robby th Joht Vetter. Mr. and Mrs. and sent to thu two Pilots who I inson Gordy Robinson. Mrs. Mi- and Mrs. 1. .1. Butler Sr., Frank !'iertopintn and Miss Kay were ill anti could not attend William Park, J. E. Robinson will celebrate their golden wed- Ityni:. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer U by the dinner - Mrs. Mnr' Itawl- Sr', Miss Margaret Kelly. Mrs. ding anniversary' with open Thompson. U) I ins - who has- just returned L 13. MeLeod Sr. Mr. and Mrs. house Sunday, Dec. 25, from I .4 ________________________ _________________________ ____ _____ ______ ___ ___ Enjoying the delicinmi lunch- ver of Delespinet; Drive wish rier at the Civic Center last Vne and cascaded down the displayed amid a 'profusion Of Lester Robinson, of Tallahassee; I eon with th e honoree were, the to express their thanks to their !hiesday -night. A delicious tin'- poinsettias. Two round tables -backs. They featured scoop I Mr. and Mrs. Brisan Norris. of hostesses; Mrs. Plourian •lerni- neighbors and friends for the _________ and elbow length key dinner was served to all- covered with red holiday cloths Alexandria. Va. Capt. William gun, Mrs. T. L. Lingo .lr a.nIrIlns Jr.,Mrs. many prayers and messages proximately 50 including Pilot held the exchange gifts as well eeves. 11. Rogers, of Laredo. Texas; Geor Means, Mrs. .1. Y. flar- of cheer received during Mr. Aft . - .._: - - -with burnt Keich. Mt Dora: Miss Ann ment of cnmellias and wedding Along one wall of the et' Keicto, Mt. Dora: Miss Anne bel). - ~ %*%I-. ___________________________ _______ . Sanford holly branches and candles. crepe, styled along empire lines 'rhe Pilot Club of 'with slightly A-lint' skirts. held Its Annual Christmas din- -. - I 1% - lifi; his hnd for wh,i'umt I,, Ih is r,,,,nf ry and IAII,cIesro'q Wl its 'nn,'' F'olile hIs pm iii fiat, ilcow utn,lnn'lI, ti. Ito,,', "Us told," or Waltor m ________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ GL*ft tha ahifni Phi' hiirsdnm of hnir,y Into If v's., r - I, 11 7. of nlul'earnnee) p ______________________________________ _____ ____ ___ h er! lighted wi th torches low vandot orchid corsage ti, nj 0)1 Out of town guests included, compliment her lemon yellow Mrs. Presto n Meflent of I Th of drvewav rhc- b : - , ___~ " ______ - - I 011 ro t ' flh lfl' il __ 4 0 t'rns'vn1,ro a 'ot)ri' 1 flunloniac's. (;retn protect tho lilto Io -finittomt :' --- mimmion a mu' . icecnratc'd a % . f The punch table on the porch overlooking the lake, was deco-bride, Mrs. Fulton Baxley. a recent Mr. antI 'Mrs Talnun' was honored at it lunchrated with a 12 branch gold eon shower held at the BIt 0' Arsdulc of SmyTna I)rivt' rescaled candelabra which held cently entert4ined Mr. and Mrs. twin arrangements of yellow Sweden, in Orlando. hostesses, Mrs. Fred Pierson Otto F. Hicl:man of St. Peters- hen - The Perject i B3 - 110111 April take oft aopnmntel%' - - ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ cnffft, pedestal container. (Rouse of Ruhijit Phnto) I -4I I I 't f. -- MRS. GARY FOX SA)ERSON ra A - cf and _j;6'Robinson Jr., all & . - . A. Sper, Charles Leffler and H , - a and • -S _____________ _____________________________________________________ o ' - ;'. . aad .gmomsmen were William II' Wight, of Dallas. Texas $ biuthz _______of the bride, and Gordon in - Robinson. Orlando. ti COUItSIIl of the bride. : Serving as ushers . were John , nuts omit. Oft Turner if, pool -. table overlaid with an Italian Honored At rum -work cloth and centered with a bridal arrangements of mums and greenery in a silver Luncheon - - L -wredo. Texas. was best man Z sandwiches were served from R'sox, Sally 'Capt. William H. Rogers, of a ' 6 Assorted - By Dick S Photo) ______________________________ eniit• se treasury ccl' Tconongn, which is tallhmog lii',- --------------- ---- I . get A till ni- Ini _________ - silver. vItt-i F' You, too, cab of life by feeling your '.s. . / . (Ri ' _________ em spirea anti eucaluptuF sprinkled S des- Wight., sister of the bride, was , ' -- - ulhi Ph k hsnc'n His It's roy P Ion P rI, ll'h,-nr, krFnv tha •' ff" r?c ,n P ru. WrItInsr to rI Phiir.h Ph P. fri 1k s dflwn t'i tIo'rto inn thriP ''or n ' I'll S 7% ~e,"~,--1 adisits and - , i between "Aa I understand It, the difference _____ i_~ rr"i' m mt i.nu. (N UC) 'limø will lint I mm 1 nt-i lvi' In From lJ.N.(.l1E. "lion 141w11 wnnl ifl to Inko (rot a In 3ewrlm of Tolinnirn Affair." (('iclnr). Safaris, jungin royalty ci inner Pit ''M ti I hrhstum Pi'C55 of wild animnis Ithi 111cr nitul I for. flu-n ccii cmiii tonight, vJmnu ?dtuu-k i'lmc', and -- & E 1,4'.it L V AC_ a. ia c '" slcPhnlJI,ahorntorjes ' ii n w H a ke chrysanthemums. l,angford Hotci. Winter Park _______________ . - 4- - Miss Anne Crapps, or Miami. ri maids were Miss Rose K=t=M Mi . ll Lisa was f "SJ 1120 CARNIVAL - Ins. ,ti' 'In ',vføsri tint. I im ton,. mist, iii io',n It en 'un fP .q(l duo n'ot us' ti ny child's limo fit- Ott to nil mail I iii joco, $ i'ni', I ci isIn't t'; II laIr, II,' loritok Ph ut loOm's yr'i. If otu dii, I h Itig I dlii wn a $ to chmnnion $ ,n, of "I inint riot, s liii' r , t'c'aclInR ;imi _____ _____ Lfluid o tablets r' I P r',ie4 t i' In, mu 1rr,r'F I- ',.' ..i , .. 'sq' i', Pu t'hI1oItin 7:.10-9:311 n51&rLIr .50 TH 1: Ai t. I A product of t'pt \oo ____ from Vietnam. - ., r''' mv mt $o x 4 vt& Ah (truggist. "'7-20'' has h e I p e d thousnnd, white " of . , 1' renter piece was fivi branched Third St. attended a Christma' 4. ? r more out and Mrs Ro - r _____ . ritation jf you feel nervous, mm- and all silver appointments The M - ,, flue bride was a perfectly match- wi '&' mt 'n - AZ A? I tH.°,i,,I- _____ j , . silver punch howl. five tiered wedding cake - ribbon streamers. The groom's gift to - ed large , ___ .F &jl'f '.).J ~~ L~,,_'- V, LIL_ . ARE KIDNEYS & BLADDER • hiI'i'i r rn i S5\P ,, £ ! ______ witli hi!- parent-, in Titue-villu. .. var- )L),N-FRI154 ~ 1-- - Dcc. 20. i9I - I '" I'hi, i4iln." ' ) ~1/1 ______ ' ''i '. r ."..k.. I -'"J 'S\ L ' table. overlaid .Iaccohs will spend Christma- The brides - bride's roses accented Iegated holly and tiny seed pearl .. ,-., Pi.L\ C\J'i1: " It corn "!X7 ______________________________________ poisons and relieves bladder irHer bouquet was ii cascade art7trigement of cream colored flfl'lcccot''i luocuuma ~ `.C~ NJ ) :` 14 , , - - tonch nut- llc'c'niian ic'hnol 'i our nhmit. socuunols of 11,0 niphahal 's eon. nonnn I • ? If in, nim olnn't, tineil I m0n. • - 'iil .Taeohs parent' _____ days with Mrs. their was held by a group of 11" \ i _X I~ '7 " LI-1 - gold velvet ribbon In each ror- Mr. and Mrs .Iame A. Stm'v: of thv room, three tiere . ard, Slstervilhc. W. Va, Mrs. hnngrng hakts of yelkw' .laeohs and children art tekin' white, mums and yellow anti first, plane ride and . -^ -- 7 ~ _~ _ ,~~_ _ ner The veil of Imparted English -'ffs - 4 ~ deco- rated ulth white pom pomF and . J ) end •'4 -,train Wert, appliqued uith re embroidered Alencon lace and hand Ptewn pearls. I : I f, I iiivited in ntt,pnd the weddinr and rreention. which will follow too ,ønoI. I,co.iI. II. Iii ' nil ni, ,,'n.I in,' Jna,ip,u cvnrr. ,-,,, teim. 141,n wns Ions,- - 5usiaci bit ii stout I,, no? 'I" I :-, ,,ith fill- 1-(,n --ftntIrmnI e- hiletvWx t ly folir ~1,nrlt filil ni. tho litit" liplif, 1,01141 viny worol flint lie, ba"n' fsrs'ofr i w n rend I', P ha rn , result ho hat as nuid no I mnonmu-I,tut. As too fmn v !,i'n,, PhI. Mv 'olnt to hotn ha P hay kr'. as 000uOo) ho liii' ;ons Iciti cof mum li,i' c'copmvn%n.I In for. r . \ I ", 1 "Y'O,i I i/ 'I 'm' "' i I S t and white poincettlas arranged Fly Usa Raker over the fireplace and hanging William .larnhs Mrs. from the staircase by the two children, Gina Renee cmi bride's table were clusters Win. Edward Jr. of 5th Street gold leaf wedding shoulder ~ cuuota Personals reception was; held at the bride's home, an Golden Lake. Dewratinns included r large swag nf ' gold sprayed palm fronds, pine In whnt fo'n.'h 'ons "hilol jnteeit eo Vifil Lawrence . IN '- "n.Ilnl!. 4n fm our font-I h gm-nun inn. All homigh ho alt ouch an imp -In- ator, I hind dot a inhutiloon pehnnl, ho ennnnt over u'st of 'h ed Given in marriage by her father, th( bride was radiant in in formal livedding Amm Of 11 . 'Moses ic --- /F' . . .- , 1~., \ I "I mnri'iae Stew N.I Z~"\\) ,-- and In phonk Nt 't' I ul , " - H t' Muriel ü/nJnQn: I. n,,t' OOr c'c'?t H Ift I hn P I },,' q'Itt i'rs P cilmIlar if,' lVnI-UNI ¶uq fbni' n,, to tunn' which (vflui' frr'm niotionli ?'v'Io1. Plenuf' Tf'o'flIflflIntltI a hoina pot ants, I'm RfoInlr Iii ti'lI vci'i In at, v ti Jt'hI in's In hi' t h., Ii Ifin fr, h niin i'nnrsa in 1ohntIo' tend 1mw I $ a mmnimI tnv chilil I 'o kI'.'i''I h ~"!T) 011.1, l.A 'A M H S. in hi 1 L.). two lint t'.'r- [i "41,I .~ ~ * t-' \H \Vo no / evergreens with 1 to /. 15 pale JJtQ £c, rrr' "4 -'. $ ` ronht1-e!c'( , .., - _ s ( i, - ,~ r "y.' • . ON - % . S \ ''r rc i i " 'r balsam ( '. ( ., I I ----~-; _V X"O. ('L4 N4. • P... . , •ir'r, - ' M T'-l"-.VfAo. Mr. I t 1l M '" :%s. 'r'r - iA.&.l..4(,JV' ljV, ' - "I hnU iss w: S-.TMlc,.1_s_. '.' ) N. ' i hid porn N -'I ' ' Nt- - -4 ) C..'\vN- 4 r'ç , I TntiL - -- - A',,': '' 14?d llo,e At 1it ic Nn t inn I grndunte t ' Mary Mlnc'hew. and appra'hln marrine of CTOS, hfl5 their dnught.or. nthy A. Riitior, of the 1h 15 Of Siiiino1e utiPv" niaterinl rN,!d j tloc,ked halcam hranc'hr's Im th diurn orc enrsage. green of white and ght, of ment e guest of her daughter and fern . Ito M Mary Patricia Wi and 'Mrs. S. A. ntti'fldNi flrShe Kinney .Y r., The mother 'XOTC "Ihigh altar and two fnliagc' ar- ily, white velvet Fox poms with Ivy and and Mrs. M. E. Smith, Sanford. and U. Gary indtrnrn nnd ntertia1 grandfloor length sheath gown of rangements of white flok&I at their home on flth St for the hbon samers. iire Mr. notI 'Mrs. 1. .1• orent'. SandeTSon. of Laredo. Texas two week-s. She plans to pact For her daughter's wedding. Florida Green lace with cow1 branches with natural Sr. itlOr were united In Holy InatlimonY brief over home this week. 15IMrs. Wight chose a floor length neckline with trndiont'd Th the side altar. p. 'tn. at All Dec. Ii) at 1 adorned yellow peau de blouse. Her headpiece , gown of thr Winter Park T-Tlh ---Cøtholle Church. In Sttt'en white potted palms. on matching modified pill box and soic with pearl embroidery Miss Wight is the daughter of the bodice, styled along emptry .she wnru a green Cymbidium two large pedestral .N i pre.ently ,uffilis ted with the Jr., are homo and Charlie Carlcim lines with a flat bow and float- orchid corsage. ments ot' floc- ketI nor Cnsthr' nrc flei. Ne Is alfor th e Christma holidays. Tor --vight. Ill of Sanford and thel ing panel in the back. Her The Church was decorated, iittendhw Orlsindo Junior .Zo branched 'teven. groom Is the sn of Mr. and symmetrical circlet headpiece was Colleg'e. formed a Career College, it 'Mrs. Paul Everett Sandersmi, matching ~. adorned wi th pearl embroidery rangement.s of miniature whi te will he n)emThe Charlie Is the setting - of .Paducah, and she wore a yellow Cymbi- stock and mums ,with white White mums and flock balsam art, Ga. p.m. d oil I)pe 26 Keent' Rev. William tit Grace 'Methodist ChuIu\'h, irkIciated At the ceremony anti % .lwolvtCS were ' the Iamliv hind Ave. Following the ceremony, a and Bucky Hurt. Married - . P' 1. 'rp, - .----- ------- ___~ - Sanford 71jr U'(nBwnHh ___ (3)Yocus barber's colleges iii Muttiioui, Ill. very Isitcmt'sting work," COME F0t - slit. said, "amid it's cotsy I tie- - 1-0 1i1 MADI lt4PPY AlIOfti 'VU'SL L3I OtcV 'Iwo fIlts'Iy thaluok umatiiu 1:39 (2) Let'. Make A lissi (1) A. 'Ski World Tissue could do well lii it." OF wuiusien bY TI4ATAP i4IMI L 111 $4 0 $1 - - I - - __•%,,$._. , J *_,-%-: - .1 - 4 - - - - - - ____ - ' - - - - -h-' I - - 1 ' - - ' I - -- - p �T By Abigail Van Buren Horoscope Qa/t a6Iq: __ - ___________ Forecast hth ' ' ' " 111 call "Randy" Randy evenings of rnitprtnlnment two kettles She had prepared T1EJC'1E$ stole a VIE, radio frmn an sip- and expensive dinners We Papa's dthnnr and was bringPut your best foot forward and Ing it to MY house. I wits plalnc!e store last summer. were both In the enmpnny of to think your most hl1innt Ideas Into d overed it her gontioman 1nnd who completmh crushed When his father that after being In the family paid for sill cqfl todn and tonight ' he made the boy take the I- \i-. \ --/ \'k ( , 4__) the rdln he could save his to reciprocate Would It be had sense enough to feed him Is also pocih1e for nations and their lenders to have a 'ihole idinwanee untIl 1w had enough proper for vu' to send this What do von think 7 HUWT new apprnnc'h ut putting In mo• man a few bottles of fine to buy It.. the precept of the Prince of DEAR HURT: If your inmt Randy has been saving for wine or some other gift in 1*had disagreed with Psipa,' Pence who'e nativIt3' Is coleInted appreciation for his mw.arly 'seven months, and by ( ') '________________________________ - - - J iuiji' \\ •uith - - 11 S. V l9ii - C .one SANFORD i , p I Iii - /............ _____________________________ ___ .--_- _____________________ ----H" - 4AT - The father plans to do the DEAR NEW YC)TtKER: favors. Courtes3 s the eCONFIDENTIAL TO BILL .TOHNSON IN IOWA CITY: note, 11owevor, ,nve a c11eeu mm- and smash the ndio to 'pieces yight 'before Randy's at It. His lady friend would almost certainly construe the sr- the 1iy' never to tenl again device to call her gentleman from Sioux City, mvii But anIf. a P . on * destrn3' It Is both cruel and L but itIlI also teach him that ' DEAR .A.BBY i am about In-law has stomach trouble, which is why I seldom have .1, a gethor and therefore Invited psi" could oat. I went to it Safety plays ara not often WOTJV !$ deuce of hearts lead with the Bow has the world been problems on Dear Ahbv, Box A fl'flñ 1..1 ( ed, stamped envelope iiiw jiit -'y use as a wrapping instead of ant' got out the fold line in .JP)'1-. -$-1FL'4 1 1TIUC . U . I - Il '1C " - " /f V," Christmas i'. a good r - 'c1'•-{; " . AT ' CAI'IUC()1 rr KND ASQIJT'TI4E ' G (Dec 2 to .lan I suRPRmSE? - J Of a niont interesting feels that we can make life HEBSICE'S BEAUTY SALON I I CALL 7 TT. i-z,ouhllt. - • . a _____ / °' - NL - - Of course, we now see the Miss Glass has written a very - icientifir book, and she mature nnui and woman doing C. M. _______ TODA • . . he, or she, will be the .mcience of guriatnce for mu" used to aft by the fire and Foil uses our favorite h writer an these subjects, her nwdern grandmothers are cal- or ao1utn to a znoment, you are saying to inan things never dreamed of Side B"- stern who earl) show muLtI hI giVe EJ31X'ItUU.l training cur Side at a were 4 1' 1 ' - _____ -. ______ , ____________ RtTl'h'fl rRAIiINl pos'i RIF'ICL P111 E. 3. I 1 _••f\, rrJu5T A'1TL-L __________ _,1_ 1SIAYrT( /2-20 WIIEWIMEArIIURA uary in now ready. For your ___________ dsiugerutm They hamstring us, age 'a uit'-and iv this age of Ised with $ mild heart attact A $1ov to Carroll Righter Fort, The author goes on to say Let me kuw what you think, beds. - -. lion, tequad to two-thirds of the I I ______ !, __________ _____ Ph 3:2 32* 06j7 0b3$ 218 Poinit'lto i flush 1".I ' 1/' ' ' .:. -- -. .... _ .-._', ' . . , rA Piul.' ,' , w ,. C1er1 a .t, i. u'j, Cit. n,f th(- a 0 Rø.t1aot Wgr P1'I 111 1110 witr.* i( A A A DW '3T H Ti< r'om -___ I "r mu •, .tii T".nm. Ti- 34) fFV •r1l'or'*'i4fl aftor S p m 4 ECIIOLS 4iIVt Pit h ' _______________ _____________ .1 (Q it': II arsIiist Record ,,,, •., ,, ',. ____ theIr unknown ..1 Seminole .1 ft Sri Ia uth'bo BEDDING CO. 7q Feniale Ilel ) Wanted '1511. CIII 'N' 3Curl. Call *23- nl.a: Itn.l & 011101 .ur 4p *oon orne1 C- Stor. 31' -- .0UIflS flalon'm Mortg*e I t II1PI%S $11. SAULS AGENCY Si. Us For Rentals I'% 0 B L 1)1100 I II oni a Ftc I ° L' 4 . t ?> I.t.,itita M :.isi'ia 0 * i-a,ti. It .1, 5 taIl ii £ alan aIiii.,t LII I .11 I(iJ kWH Is I'i. ijaj',j, tj," nI..*piii 'I' . i, •.. IIAI4Y ('5455, woItti, •tnli,.'ai , iaIay I$• 'I M" I IIouse-SaIe or Rtnt fly owner. AaIIst.Ie now. Pt'. 3-7335, i, tit. (Iii hail •i i'.i A . ue I NW IXPIISSWAY LOCATION •. -....•' 'V I ' • I. yll . I . . ,, , -. '' .' . . ., , .' Sunf.rd, Fla. O* PUSONAL -------------it'll 1. - . t k ly sir's pu r *1,1, i,). ,nt w.rkIi,ji "Ii It I ul14 I )i ii tIlIlIt) for odsoti' .iiI. I'is.ii.l 'stetit', AgO. i. Ii 1.411' & IIIIIIIIIII i'.t'sI r.frrrio .'. Vi lie P (I iIoz 877, 5.11111,1,1 i"Ia . 01' 3223750. I Ill "% 11 Ii A MultIple 1.latIng Realtor SI. JUIINb IUaALI k' 10Tta, 'J1I 41 • 1 CON PL I TI PITA IL o writs P. 0. l.a $ lOS Tampa, io,Ida ------ ' F' . . dP Medallion Bowling Lanes ______________________________ I I oIL 3J-ft4.., dirt i.'o. .ia l'u' ti r'"m' lilsIriliutor In Argus I '.4, 35 iii in; A Iian 14.. I ---______--_______________ U I' let ri.' 1 t rpei Slut in l'r., C.nf.ato will : ;' T' Sharing & Bonus. For DOWNSTAIRS Furn. 14. Y i IWOOI htast all day Sunday. Defendants, VOIJItSIIAW CIIItIHT\IA' 'I' It V I" 4 ' II 1.,a' II E .'.. I I1' I' '\OV .( ( e o $ it i o n with mint KYVIC. APTS. privet. bath II) I ooin - TRAINEE save .rug c tn. ,any HI DflOOI I Both Pyments 323-0983 .1) CAll 3 ROOif FUR'& APT, 142 MO. , tjtttitlatc*pt rio -. - -- ¼ ' I j toy pr iir n ( U' I) V'4 A P t R I 1 V '41 III "U IdURN APT., 2*00 M.tlnn,tIIs. 0 t i IIIOII iii i'n CARDS last ROOKS EVFRYT ING" PRICE II porsons having or and ii $ , do ietr'' Pt' .'. ,, , ,, 'in for 'ouple *4j 1i 4a a oF thfi, Yftt kuat GuI.lcn Totiaz, 3fl3 E. lit. )itiyInjor:IaI,nIng ;iY "OTI- IS • , i 4 1 \Tihjle Ifnmc'4 32 2.. 122-1122 *11.11 K. tat &t. G\VALTNEY JE\VELERS ' ... 4 ( $,l ,, , ..S' a Hi i c k. itt The Cedils then bought a lot uni1ng real-estate office. $ or mo or 114 wiek 2' 4,44 55. Furniture For Sale f nrta. lisa tni,Ifl flied ji,u v litti dresses Ilk. flhn%% a ,'0lrit to f e lose t. 14 apiiiii'st you In ii.' a hove ( ourt I ala' a 4 7 1 $_ 51) raoh 3.' ta.i 7 !at t I itt )at1tt t'i -smunty. IllIb Ltti day I,y Has, .,I,ove ,iasni.d Plaintiff. English iti,,'rr. 'f'tti rnroptrly s'iught to be for.. (II 1(1.5 IIJCYCI..E: 1.1 NO%131b0t. (loud inisdltluit. Aiio (Itittiti ri'.n" 'I Is 'as follows' tiAL) J. f.ONIIDA!.E stiii!.( 13::-73. ..stn'mur if u,i'iitIi. Jr .______________ • t,or,r (ilSi 11$ N. P&rk Ave. 123-85*1 or 322•759$. LOVtKRY l'L&TI%AL ORGAN 'flL01T hIP I te tia 1' '.inU - ', tv, v is. SELL ITS Your P'urn1tre. Quick GIFTS i'FE, I 47 ________ (411 3 CALL 322-0152 bO.0O r.a4er. daily . . . wbso AedPT(Jl1(tt))itaiuirt.,i . at- 'SO: I:(,11V11'I' 'nnp)' of your r'.* ISV; 50 U Ce U rtictv propt-r) of a purpose sulfaucutly sutis- siud I believe the first tourist .. getherneas lathe word +bu+ 1 "" the finest literature is about the ii '. ...i. moon ,.' .ae c.s..ort '.'. a uwuern describes the families of .X'IW3' &aouse ear. Iv so that the fertile living to be 180. r.)o not liattw 0uS1.er-40" grandma.. Cecil and Al mind will plow through them . . "tA'ontjn aid . 'lived i nan' are more ur5elf to 70 . if yu want to Tlw first side b side with relish uud the finest habits ideas and opportunities devel- weight means muiiy aches and _____. ___________________________ I free one. Avoid over-spending or You will later regret It. .. -- It) I' ht,,iu" "I I ('TO flO A roll 322 371 1'fl * ''t1 , A .. ervice tii iiucion Iti.,ais Ph 3' 4,5 a%ening. -- would not 'aunt to live that proper diet. This in part of her time, so let down the car's cxctillf..flt shaps and order. Be • Totol pri. 17 aOOMi,rt.ae fly (lay W.skolth T\ LUr 1r onan 1ot k ad d(dd t'krc • heIrs. 1% TIIH (IRCI'ET COL'RT 05 ' ' 'ill '' I I s a _____________________________________ PIS('AS (Feb 20 to Mar 20) . t7 ,. \ I F I F. Qiutlit Ib " IIIIIV..tIl0 m. till 11 p. m. - _____ ,r a. tt no ' I '; r:ti. v 't' I, rrfnh ISIS 121 \iIIt) mnr' I1'I 1rvn11n$ prohism 50 Mlpe Jnr Sale • , ________________________________________________________ tiles I 'us at a 11)55 as to what with all thL bustling about for to use to weigh them down the holidaYs )ust coming 14). 'augon, take '/"/- ____ FOLLY-When r from suih ucUutv Start u ,., I r Iisø F Who I c'halrii ick room auppliss 322$fl1 3$41) IIl&waths *t IT-Il l r RadIos Sp$'rInit) CAH, Uriantlo 41-*12,. . at leant one extra gift hritiiche for a very decorative about something und this is 1115 .. '' id. WELL (r \h L)ti I ot n# .. ' i' .. - , r..ci. LIV" and prop.rly claisify all right $0 ' - 'V fII , " F r I * Ii ' q F1 r ' WIIA 0' FIll A as ,-. fl r i I I a ri I ill' ii" I' I I"' 1" '°"•'' "7 -'1rtn'ha F'.nr nli. ____________________________ _____ ___________ --- -- -- t' ______ I I, i14S'I or 1 1 434 p 3'" 3')95 ; T. N IYltNEF, flr',u". imii;ii rnIiIv, latin. !$ mtIv'o fr'.m \IIIli ii - %Iaehlfllry & SUPPlY Co hPnt ' I "I''\ - ;IL - s T ME gutions this j a remarkable day lU AI PC)LL' -\ hen doing dki in a dish, then (lip ear- Publuier £rres • I }'C'tL': )u PIPNTSEEM It "1 OfliR ") OIIII . 4. I V) 1 241fl U' o w ' h t !'r I ssi i t' cne w i.t it 1III F1' MONDAY through FRIDAY-8:30 AM. to 5P.M. - 4 _________________________ ' ,j--- v j -- - - - - ,.,I-. . .'h. 'ri'r ) '. 'sir ft '1 %pla 322 Oil __ 5511 k it II I"i i n Hi;!I'r _-_ 1 tIll Pt I ' c'lE'*Iu'il t' i un.rrn-isI. I ::- itT'. L'. Fth' C ?N'b. wr&.1J4 t., / ____ ONETMDG "* orl •• II4 0 - r 112-14 __________________________ - ' flI" I I I'I ''I ' - I .) _____ ,h , . l. Ir, IO1 '4tCT'I C1 days tc I trit ii .. -r i r r' L. • I f -- ',vmi m 2 cn i u 1 .11 iI 22 U72 .ili ',h,Iv mum ih \ 't wIi'v'I. w.'igtil mr iI, flci Ilk H if fl',. tm %lhort II rr ________ _____ ti i '-..'ic,r $ __________________________________ _________________________ C IHtA I-i T.MI L CO nefl you get erumer retuits, CCII COO, -Pr 'r ..1. - • _______ Be ezithusiastic and win. ' DE • 'Thil' i IL ., J ,iI'n., 1 fl - 1 • ( tiler In g • Fond HAL. F CHARGE ---- _ it be wnndcu1 if such fabrics ditioia to a table decoration or of that special talent yOU pus- ewspuper Tie ont of men's, as well as a pa I tCiPt Ofl 4)t - ['r SEAS I safety them Ne contac can he very always he putto other use later, huve steamed the fold line sind -\EItO!]CA sheets from thL _________ these, put nn tags minus name and von find von accomplish a large packages, such us suit yarn.-POLLY buy - - - - WOLD 1T' made provided you operate ace of diamonds and iwo and wisely. Let honest and 3u3t1C0 With all there is for you to do - GIRLS-Have you ever wrap- ways Ii \. 'IT All ON WANT D A rP"' to Have a Lovely 'Wedding," understanding with those You male inn vrnppmgs for huWi T I " t and 1, ( " ' "s" III,, ; (S .O MINIMUM CHARGE) fricndqhi s what are now nnl and thsit tbc expected heart Th tricis at spades provided five spades, five diamonds and expensive fabric and good gi ( w LINtS MINIMUM , , , s,,, ' covered with the nine. Mm'- • Pasa • 24c Per Line i i'i .i rt 4J ii I things 4AKB2 rung THPEE DAYS \ / If it von do Garner Information For a personal, unpublished f Morne started h the waters this wa retuis really great players of that - ing as you like them with the I N:ralngsdde College ' mother-In-law that I would anything - -_..__' , Ideal day to get mutters work- = FRID 'Uberately trick the boy into C'0 '-4 Cv-- P h.'tIth'. '1''n•. Ph %2*-I4P ---------------- TWENTY ONE DAYS ..............,. 16c Per Line TEN DAYS ........................ iRe Per Line --AL1O CILASS "1 \S, f)-.. The Lonqer Your Ad Runs I I - n Fruk i',r -,Ie i I --.- -------- H. M E1'tK 1II< & c iii viA 1TCA)I I ,, , ,, ,,, _______1_ ri'rrws I1ii,i rn;:i: ri nes To Want Ads SOUTH SEMINOLE ...')) ")L 'I 'I UI CALL UNTIl. S PM. TO START YOUR J," /1 \ 7j I Cash With a Wan t-.Ad! ______________________ ii fly. ?1t Cfl%IflI? T1fl4 heard the end of IL I think You have only to state speci- . it 1101, Sd] - S%IM)IIeM t - ________________________ ;i'' - ' ( /1 Be a ' Li I. let' Si 1Icu'' ... I / \\ /// 'ç-': '' o \\ A i )oi''t .. . -' I . I . ,__. _____ �0 4 . 1~ r:iI1I:_::_i.ii !_]i__:::I1- r.JL-:.JJfl;T..:I.::: 16 r i :Ji.1 :LT'Ulliwi:.i ft fl1f 11141 vtili J11 Ui [[1 -inttytiiii: r.:::1I-I::J:T L .11 :.:LJTjI..1JTI HU 111tL_ii ITA litfliI11L. 1 rjIV'&U. [t4*rjrij I,, I - -- . ---- ---- - ---- .._ 1-LJLJfi-_--- . __ I .. t:-.ijnj:iø1J[i JI rt:1.r . __ __ ___ . ~*o -- li =_ i : _ =_ - i il.. = tr: II =::: ::i - __ ~~.3 ~ io . INFORMATiON ABOUT THIS PAGE OR ADVERTISING CALL JAN McCLUNG, E SANFORD HERALD, 32 TH I =:: _3 .I I __ _:-1 -=..I%i' a - 1. ourthouse y I,.% s I ve one E 0 s ry 0 usine ss U - - Dec.20, 12 I VNI I Page One In A Series Part t t= • F##8 I l9u Ashland Oil Aides Receive ': -, King Honors To Loca l Cou ple 'A_ r - 1. 7 , t ,, r i - made by the UnitM State Bank. .: Ford throuiab the bank and their loan was the 1,00th loan ," !, placed on the books since the :" - 1. : - '- [ I SOME flANI)Oi ThOUGHTS - - . -k I ASmJA, Ky - A hiand i I - - nounred the promotions of T. Ii. Paulsen and Harold E. Sul - - - - i. " , . - .~ .,. 't, 11 sponsibilities mill include planninr future rrcmth of cbeniicals and petrochemirAls, a * , thu - ' - , , ) - - I . - .. .. 1 , .. , 0 * 1lea en help us. If hen the baseclosesthecttyflghtsthp wity, the county fights the city and everyone hattles the proposed Industrial Potential Authority for the property. .•. , ; . '' - - lii the (liv of nnfoi e the go ermiment some cres to establish tile naval air tat1omi They forgot to IIII . - -. - , Robert E. Yancey, senior vice 1 . #,:; ~ _ ___ - -. . - " ll LRIlV 'EflSlIEl - - Promotions - Mr. and Mrs. Alien IL man Jr., re King & a day thgh aangements : . * t CL - - $ io. ~ -w4f Vi h 0 I - fl (Flrl PIMA) VAN i'Ll 1' nI ii Pirking up nud moving any building (iliprally) is a not ton coni leafed rhiot for a heavy ul unent iiinver Tirni s htq hI:wcs. Picking tip and moving a r t It n v (figuratively), civ), thitnmgh Is diflet ('oh it ter. That's evprybody's hilsillesq. (in, neighbor to the not tii, voltisin County. has brell batflog flits quietIaui nrntind br en cnrs and is supposed hi iti I l ti ti iiiutt ilIlc n hint' this wri'k. Evr'n though tli nvrsi rsicli'nI has iiiiIiit'q in flu! roiirt liuiip tin inrire that, once or twice a v.'nr drivers iltense, Iue for linmestenti eivipnnn, rt'gister to vote (nil of which Sill lie sit ui,llchetl by mull) m,iIHtnm,I P Ich to 0, ' __________ North Orinruir, ( i,ccplbrrv Al tnmontc' prIn or f,ongwnnd . . hcnus th low tnts a county spat shoP he In an incorporaterl mIlnI(lpHliPy. And that. rules nut the talked about. Five Points locate, There would he more than moving the puihik offices norm uiliv housed In thp oi,rttiva pick III)" flip coilt,111follse si ntl It from Sanford to another ptiftif fit Sciviltiolo Comity. 'Another poInt" In this institmit e numkI nicon O Icdn School Supt. R T Milwoo gnv ii rough 'st1mat of $2flfl,ns the rot of a ne w building to house the administration offices, Presently. school offices OVCrflow the administration building on Commercial Street In Sanfort) and various offices are offerer) around the city C otity q( hool ntlmr,inictrotmor, nrrices wntild have In he remnvNJ from Sanford to a new county cent ,nii _____ (°umnty seat be set up and a new qchonl Adminl0rntion building be aulthoriRer). he "would incist it not only houcp all the - _________ ----_______________------ - ( nttr1 ffics No 1cn m lib rnry. bonrcl room, -pne for 'rnplt, te. The City of Sanford has been the county spat from the time Smtnnie County ws formed in its separation from Orange County f)iirung these "J years c,1r1 vor I Wi)cn "the - ------------ ----- -- ------ ----- - ---- itr. r ,n rotus cn1l hon .t'r1v ;ifl of ths have cnn tinder cnunty' free Tlws fees tvffl continue to h prnfded in n ever improving operation. W hope for at leaP ann$her 5' y,r_" \f inr Wiinn idded Snnie hsi }in rnnd s omments have provided full time municipal cervices to nunty inp-talintinnq that inelude fire, police, trpetc, street lighting parking traffic control -- - - --- - -- - - -haOnci the entiniail We ,ireods have t%' aiN ind a third holdq little inr,ct for -. \bnrp To,nnrrn i - -- - - - I -4, Tile county may give the St. A i , I kin the - announcement John Y. Mercer, executive president of th e bank, stated th at the Jarmans began th eir day wi th breakfast at th e Ranch House. Then they shopped with gift certificates at the following stores In the Sanford Plaza: P c n a e y I s, McCrory's, Holcomb's Card & Gift Shop, Pub. I Alton R. QUEEN for a day ~I1:. ~ 6 ovan ema and -. - I I 11 . . I' ,4 .i ; - i. . . ,, L ATEST STYLES in coiffures is one of the i . cialties of 3enny's 11ouse of Beauty at 26-10 Iliawat.lia. 11cre Latinat Stork, operator, collibs tile tresseq of Ali-.;. Lydia Pleasantio one of tile $1101)'fi clientele. "YOURE PRETTY. Mommy," .says port little Missy Freeman as Jenny Gilliland, proprietor of Jenny's House (if Beauty puts finishing touchc,s to the bairstyle of Mrs. Archie Freeman. Douglas St t -, IV . i 'y II of coordinating acthitiea of the Jenny"s House • J Solely For M*Iady Beau Citrus Industry Frowns On Imports bank debits. The level of debits there are a few weak spotL governmental approvals, includ- ;11I Cuban Exiles Freed By Jury ndo Air Force Base. I I J. MWn and Jud hood sweethearts I - married and th of duty bofore his tour 1 4 were chd• I '~ . ..- - the Army. They moved to SanI ford when be entered school In J une 166, and chose Sanford MIAMI (AP-To anti-Castro since it was nildway between Cuban exile leaders have b( I his school and her work. cleared b a federal J ury of After graduation be plans to charges that lbey tried to extort ~ 4 I le, - . ..# . 4 "" - - , I .1 - I 0 o : I 4 - , ~ :~, I I 4 . .I il,- . plant pathologist at the . . : : ~ a Lega I Not ce l , .I:. _^_ t ., Bosch is head of the lnurc onal Revolutionary Reco Movemcnt (MIRP) i I,.%- AND Pon NUMINOLE COU.N_ : ~ IrILIC AO. A307 ficials several times hare been I 0 $ , charged with violations of U S OTJC " ALI. PICHNONS HAT- 11y". make ar on Pnme - 4- Minister Fidel Castro. Ii totI!ld . -• - i 11. ' 7t ' - - re required from More import ant , though, the s' 16 t a cost of over European -brown snail also ,0 111111'r i't 'urn 0 Clyde are P. hiurliby r1z,rutn,-. A, Lt C l'i3tIiIh - atu.3 the most brilliamit I've ever r- iiVU1t%*rd . . - JHU. the tipetling of flCW d rivi ng - - - . - QUAUTY FOR EVERY ROOK %1 USEs BUDGET! 4 1 ' 1. for sharper, b6ghier pictures. I ,~W - . 'IQ, 1 No with 13,00 wolfs of P6 # p9wor. Walnuf 9fainod finish 00 pII$IC . I Is • •Hertnç I I : I 1 J Furnme Co De.r DIAL 322 - 8532 for appointmonf and Louns Stork 41 / ~ i I W• OTIS SJOBLOM, PROP. MARY FLA. PH. 322.3780 ~r - .' -. SERVICE - 0 SERVICE ALL MAKES Jenny's . X t . House Of Beau ty . U40 HIAWATHA u,j$ $ Vu.9. Sho p ) 0 SHEET METAL - ~ BLOUSES . . . frilly or 25th St. & Pork P1. 323-1480 : - I I it NOV. 8. _____ r i sion en ext - - • * 1. - ~ 4, I ~ II i - USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN J, ; I ~ I , GATOR LUMBER & ACE HARDWAPE 700 FRENCH AVE. I SANFO D. II IL '.I I • - TEL 322. l8O .g I .L N I 7-~_ , r • _ _ - 0 - - .--- - - - , .- T. I I a . and new alignment to S 11-;. - -,, : 1 ,.11-1. 0 111- 52o nea 1. , - I . 44: I -.. ' _____ il-;. ~.,) , I ~t,.'1.Tft= . . - .1 . I. ' -i I KMt IIONOHS-POIRP ('htef rno!d \Vmllmams (centet) presented th ' 'lieu IL Ph toi ---_______________________________________ assessor and tax collector may ed by the Coizstltuuori .• r -- -" - - Is ' - -- -' .- when I ll atop writing. .1 I - _~ I ~ `ill-.~* ~-... ..'' -'aPF9.1 :,, .; _,", . ,10;_-. ". ; ~ - , -,~-,4; . 1 '. 'I I ~. I - ~L I killing hi Vktnumn When they remember what 'ihat 0 The Ilerald today. partisan election of members of .4. ~, 11 , I 1.rl-_ , ...q W , , , - t ' '4* 4 . , 1. a ' .. .1 . CUAIIIJONNE 1)l-t)trllt"1.tJ, AIJJl1l-i J.(. (1k!I*t) and 'I'lloillas, have left tilL411. 111141.1i ill Nritlt 1111111. "I'llollum, it liergoillit, 11h' i beell 1twurtled tile ill. lot'"'. fol. 1'k1l-()JMIl1 fill. dU0119 010 liV08 Of hiS 1,11111i 11 OW Wililo titu1ei mummy fh it I lu stsil is 'iut lUll)) Miluricti, 111ho it tivi-gellIlt, 1111ii btit.11 11114101111711ttlided for tile Brolize still, I . or her, It( Is ill 64-1- 11111113'. lloth %vul-t] wolulded ill lit.lioll and tIme I lt'art. 'I'1ity asrit time iists of Mr. und Mrs. J."l-IleM, T. ('1111 rholl 11call, of -107 Willow In oisill ill 1101(1 Purple 4)rdLnalItes vliieti will have the but are not perniuted to vote, well as tei . ro off tiic 'og-shioudid Intert. ' (AP)-Truck. b'l" anr this niurnm' 0 to 75 fLlet oil 1-4 ing empLoyers say cY will not llipt to itift id U 17 92 - rcle - - putt, waiting for a chunc to thi leaiiiters Uuiou UC wits reduced to fl otiat committee meanm won't union am, expressways. U of tttt ott - Mi- on the r4)und for departure as v sibility dropped to one- i I prison during negotiatious early ! Y -- c 1 Woman Shools Self Here 1 A Dial 322-1611 for a low in cost 41/ 2% auto loan. 2 i 5 chal 322-1111 2-old -old Sanford wont- 6 a 8 9 Tho pruvibioa, whict, L)4vis S -1 - L-111lig change." will bu seen for the proper futiction of thu ill tile judicial brallch of go%vrn- legi3lative branch of goveru- wonian, Mra. Frunk Gaskins %vui hu,spitulized with lilent to "unify tile Courts Us likellt, tile brauch clahest to thu asIt much a and illniuiatu people" is the stieugtheuuug ' I d dujilualsun 01 coUrts through the Legislatute by calling for a ,. 26 caliber pistol and (ned out tile state. allnual, svaslulls. law cufurvovau shvL itito hor cheatit. Nlrs. Three courts atithorized ill %Vire tapplug by Gaskinai lives with hor hubband, v(1l1I1tlt~!i 1110 -Iizc Of Sell'i"010 llielit Ageucius will be curtailed . %vill ill"111de "IdgistfAte'S cOtil't to the exteut that a court Older I'ui-k Ave. - - Ileace court and sivall clailli!j phollt,. & e1ju be tisplied. count), county court aunt cit The Go urnor' office ill be uilit court. All thr"O VOLIVIs Illust strengthened by 1wrinitting tile a 01 L"a All-wKA Me,wur P416 A Wmwam Lite In " .6 60-W.4 St 00 $2000 S2.XV %40.1imp 1`611.4066 s4laft Lite ln4.#&"@ 9 27 $J.J ( I "I I . , *1 Abowt Relynients 111dude doQU111461taly ibldnlob 411d leg.sl 1114411, lot Vow law-cotbt 4'/*% ne*-cm fees. %,. I luan. Rhodm 641.4.9i)j in ! I aiweiet Thu I'lectilig . ~ of thv Alta- lwy-" %%ho 1"AVO beell Olilctud bY I)a%- i,s stated Ili!, couceru that ! 0 lich hud bcom twhodulud for tile i'eotile. hits IIiovIbjt)n would permit 8 p.m. today hiss been c'isuiullit a coiniormidbo bvt%VVVLI 1110 -(Ile lWN. Sible V e1uetiv syateus by par. tnkai nitsehlue," .)iANO&_~,~ . fuzd buss aiuwtussud. . I 1 I I AWRWA S7A 'Af d4NIC \ ' - 4 throughout the .itutu. Mutes mt yen varmitti o Li hands of local otticials legisla- 1011 giVLU 1$ year tiltis the right Seiittiolu Me:uoz-issl Hospital tolive power previously vested in to Vote, day after she apantly shot tho local legislative delegatioll" , indicat ion Fog Plays Havoc No Attempt . J. 111avis Jr., local tY desiguatit)a and tilt! MiSsourt the comilics the right to pass fight aud die fvr their couutry, I ib, when people Mop killilig & thembelveh on the lilghwayii. whell we btop fighling allicing Cour civet, and wurk fur fivilifil. Di e county. whell ~%, e have litiblic offiel"Is that aroji'l alraid 14) take a %twid tivar election thne. Wiicss P'"P' stIIII 5UY4Hl P "No provision is made for the the judiciary. fee' sysIe'i,I in the charter," Thu counpialitu of youug peoiHivis Said. plc that they are old CUOUgh to * hie to Lce district engineer Benedict, head. Billy Graham, prayed ..unged over Sawitiole County and Fluridu today, 3narling trisific with 2,000 A merican servicemen o t crawl and stilling sir trfk it the Naval Air station U hievisloit tuiminilttee member, reported to plan, the revision calls for non. but lionit* rul 1. I' 0 L A. I LA O H VIE T. \AM (P)- s jut airplanes -creuined off the runway anti ' ' and the funds for the rutztds. tt,il,t Ian Son \huit air base toil IV 20 year-appl-et-iAtioll ' ' I S • i i I I +eO(.it. ( U II f ii85 ILIO,fllftfl 11C n On t h lie ,Hilt.1 - ma n L81 I IL . •aut I - IL.1 1,, Lotle in . e force December of 19-16 wilile Mrs Jennings started %vork its clerk on October of ' - alignment for the However, there is the possibility tif ilsing pritnar-.p Graham In Viet _____ l . of proposed roads including estimates of costm. The hoard will now review the report with , - I.' stu Udy c method of tinancing will he Used on the projects. One immsible thei**! may be an an- ~ ____ . I '.. - . , , '': .-I pv:, ; h..-:` c The board gave no personal recollections in the ;; K erinedy book. I 4. _________ ML (P)- Mrs John to U)fl( ondu Utt mands for exclusion of her . •, ill YORK IoLiiIcc!l1L1it I - . * !I ~ 4.:".~., .114, , I .I. • j Agreement? the - Q - -, , !, .ippeured today to I ,.is. I ,A, ., -. 7, 1. . - Lake Jessup be approach- county engineer ing an agreement on her de- for the SRD - ____ ________________ 1. 'I'lic ft-'Ll Offices Of c0ulltY tax stitti(Ion revisions recommend- lierinitted, S. • * - _ .- -. T e En For T e Fee lIttle girl who said "Mama, there may be a little old man somewhere who niakes toys but " SHOP 'TIL PM. I',- V 11 .. ." ~1'1 '* - ; k , _____ . QUOTE OF THE DAY: Tile __ ----. - _ Pasfels 0 Whifo. Sizes 28. Jr across estimates do not include moneys for the right.oyo. t4-(XCflIpt I - with f)i tntrn politics ho clobe to Cilrititinuti , . . Jinillillull. Tailored Coffort 0 WhIp. 0 ~ ~ / - I The road from Sotith Sanford with a I ! at _____ tliilili Li (air sex bawled me out yesterday for criticizing people and • I_____ BRIDGES FURNITURE WORK - the County Commission from the State Road Departt ment of estimated costs for two of the projects. '. Failure 1 \W J Just doin't believe reindeer call really fly." - - • INSTALLATION.SERVICE I I 0 CHINA 0 CUT GLASS CARNIVAL GLASS 0 CLOCKS Reddea - korn. you to corn. n ond look *round. - SALES - lift, uhith, but the County fathers tAill I ~ ~,, l r ___________________________ t. ~'P'11 hedge around . . It's been post. '.- i - I K - 0 ' - 1, - ANTIQUES ~ LAKE 4', - I1~ N\ -i'A / RI ptop. LAKE MARY TV & APPLIANCE SALES - 322-6390 .......... DAY I i.w 4 .~ ii , i at,. Boulev N ~ N p ) I r--0 LOVELY $+I*I Ultra - sonsifive "Supof-spen" UHF/VHF Dual Tuner Assembly • PHON9 1 A - "YES . . . %% P13O I 4 - /i The Playmate 13" U ~ ,. ; tions. He called on the new Congress to tighten the require- f . . ".., / - 261 ADMIRAL -V I W5 M ~ 't . - d orl ogical University was talien today with receipt h3r ________ hInsttr, let thU tii$I)h,lL. size timat thiesi, state' (units The County Commission sure sillI only pay for half the take.s a lot of time rezoning a Kerio,ire und there is t4till need piece of property on Lake Iary ______________ I ' s ~ roads thrmigh Seminole Colinty to Florida Technol~ inic Titking advantage of the op- course, the rest of tile board • * I'.*•. v, :7. ic.s I , . ,, ~ ~. :. , ! t __ Mid ,f) HAVE .I I W , First step in the proposed constnictjnn of acceRg _____ , - I ,1 learned the glow came from -, Price - • ~ County Commissioner John a rd - I . ____________________________ -- Dycthe hurried outside and - . _____________________________ ea and asked the board to pay the Hiunity Mintal health has troops this Friday Instead of the agived to pay JiLlif of tilt. sl()() , w e e kly needed to pu tot % thit p regular pay day Dec.30 Sweaters GIVE HIM TOOLS FOR HIS WORKSHOP ' I I un 0 . BE SANTA TO YOUR SANTA nei gh bor d ; • I , . 1 UNITE13 NATIONS, N, Y. I the university would cost S2,479,000 for a two-Ian& road and $3,561,000 for a four-lane road. according td; (AP)-Sen. Frank Church, D_ Idaho, says the U.S. bombing 0 1 : SRD estimate-9. in. of North Vietnam not only has * 0 6 Estimates include ulMt of the causeway at 75O,a The state mental health de- for ammistatice and financial lielp .go badly ean get it," Dr. I agerti. many referred by , failed to achieve its objectives Four years ago the same issue partment hits agreed to provide support froln private individ- Leone said. psychologisL-s or by the courtiL it has stiffened the resolve of 000 for two-lane and S1,100.000 for four-lane, but d11i came up but those protests a portion of the funds needed se anti is I uals find grotip-4 for the next Indivations are that at bud. not include costs of obtaining rights-of-way. Pu She estimated that about from 4 H clubs and the omen to keep the Seminole Mental )ear," hr. I (Ofit cntphiasinil git tune next summer, the half thL patients come seeking negotiated were too much for the court- Iletilth Clinic ill operation, Dr. i ted Lttkment of the chase of 200 feet of right of is recommended. "'I'lle state will contribute coutity will be asked to amsunic aid ht-cause they have read war. house crew. Frank Leone, co mity he a lth (ii%tkI3 - but e med s upport of the dime The one- about the clinic in the newsProposed alignment of the eastward exteuvi@6 $100 weekly," I)r. Leone .day-a-week. operation costs paper, "which shows what a And now It comes up again Th e funds vmhl come from jioi. n Too Much Profit Ii from SR 436 to the university would follow Red 134 tcd out, approximately $5,000 annually service the newspaper can do Will 'the Commission give in? the Community Mental Health WASHI N GTON (P)-Rep Lake Road to SR 42 from Goldenrod to Oviedo.. "Nevertheless, we are. elated Can theystem the tide of out Div i sion of the State DepartMrs. Dennison, mental health for the community anti for Wright Patman w ith this state USSiStnfltr, on- social e mile -. orker said he hs a persons who do not know "profit and comfort, no chartraged women? Tuue in and find nient to help .vny Or 'lie oneI 4., y backlog of i)-itients, half where tt' ,-..,"-.'or hi-lil," .il he (le- ty" have been the main bu. out si. . lane road with '-'ill) feet right-or-way for future four(hiIy-U-%%Ld( Set VIU'S tit sy * 0 l)l'iL Ho th ese I) p ',t) fli of 'urn tire dildi n and teen- iiiC(1 ~neia of many private foundachiatrist here, Dr. Lcozw exline road or 1,JS,00I) for four-lane road. Actually the cpunty is asking plajfle() weant flinhit? b . - - ____ Over $2 Mi*11ion : cloud y; toni tonight, warm Thursdiy to I a month basis. Well, John de. "PlWaled to the titate and 14. cided to play "Santa" yesterday It. C. Entoll director of C I lk)ard) - : "-t'd I louk I ', - TIe Nrth of itit I,fa1it.. Ei,rh atni or atniuvid mum 1-t in writing and i Her Gift Problem. Fail' - ________ 32771 .No meeting next Tuesday Fitzpatrick really looks out for I)r I coin and Mis nroliitt CoUut employes Usually they !knmiison, sou.ml )width oiht 1 are paid on a monthly and twice r I turned up 6 100 Come In And Let This is an edible snail but \yf%'J'I1fJ Zip Code VOL. 59 INO. 88 - All Lensed Wire -E'stablished 1909 - WI-','DNESDAY, DEC% '1 1, 1966 - pHychiatric was opened here a few months ugo, "on it alloe-laring U they contue to pass the and a prayer." buck' Appeal was made for h)tIbli( SUPI)ort foi- the first year, but ' There's absolutely no truth to with little rcspozisc Only a the report that when they sell the Valdez on the Courthouse But there hits been fill ,,vill_ bteps the Go-Go girls will be anche of patients, fl-oill inthuiliul in tlii Iu,srjsi,i .I . 0 i taurants within the New York 1 . Extensive eradication efforts I city area on!) 11oeer, while f the -nail was alive and fresh, of the Florida kgricnitwe's Division of Plant It turned up w Florida eating * ' Phone :122-2611 or .125-5939 4 to this ste on plant material mit it to be distribud to res 1. I , -~ How come they pay out some clitije . . , -..~ 0 psychiatrist, tile V U ' ' - cision on the County Economics jmtttiit to obhiui tlIt st ItCh t Agent Now, that s getting of Dr Htiiton l'odnoq, Omhrndo 1. SRD Estl*maotes M assi ve& P lect ro" I • • 1910. And it was introduced in- strictions were lowered to per- iI I • - - i Murida bad a Ead experience 1 . - I the Farm Bureau to make a tie- ni proach m pre%entiflg odcaOflCC the timber that mas be cUt With citrus canker once, back m it is also a plant feeder He i~ . : 11 t)t i - , 1i of. broke With him and tint mitt fire of lliinrutl.ic Kriy1e lic'u*• exile over the communism issue. I Id C .utitv Judgi- of Ecmint'ie' ' - ., Bosch a phsician. once wac nd r.'gu1rd to file f 1 .:. .. I Alaska is rich in forests and experts say there is no end to nker growing conditions of Florida the northwest section of the are particularis faorable for countr' get to Florida' t s c riad and development use the 1964 European brown th their guests, 'ere eted - - neutrality laws by arming in this , 3%G CLA1M OR' DEMAD count A*I%1' sAil) JAT)u and I tt:s make appointment b calling : ; hle to this bacterial canker. lie of citrus canker. Row can canker brought into I also points out that the humid "The Nile of America" & (If at annual Christmas party and banquet with the board of directors (bottom) as bosts. In the group (left to right) are Charles S. Lee, C. R. (lont, president, B F WheIcr Jr, Harold A Ward Jr. L Webb, executive vlce president, anO. Ben F. Ward. (Herald Photos) against Cuba and th group s of . f EMPLOY ES of Citizen Bink of Oiedo, The MIRR has aranged numerous air and ocean raid 0 again into this country is by there on a scientific harvesting most cominercial citrus va-' pruhibiting the importation of basis. ra tics and man' citrus reiaties fresh citrus fruits from I - Al 0 i-11 graduate of the Orlando Aca- I versity of Florida Citrus Ex- from being I I . ' - The on)y fool-proof, safe a ogilized , scientist and research I .I .~ . 1. , ,.. r-,0 ,.. 11-1 -6."...,~ .: W L The 10ondike. scene of the aide Marcelino Garcia. 58, both ~ great gold rush. is situated in denied writini: or telephoning W the Yukon district of northwest threats to four calth Cub a ' * * * * Johns River • tate ic sm n of this nature rule s OUdti plausibility of such con pound microscope. Dr. L C Knorr, world rec • . chairman mittee of tile Seiiiiiiole Counly Chamber of Commerce, will attend the bid opening for the Iliterchange diamond connecting Lake .1lary Ilotilevard and Interstate 4 Thursday by the State Iloid I)epartment, at Tal- . . , motile, Gramnegative into the citrus growing regions Jenny's House of Beauty maY . is Dow in an aircraft technical verdict Sunday night eight ho course after rearing with the eidence I i i 4h LIUC O. of the long range planning coin- Six years ago the County I 1. 11: ; ; Commission disiussed the possi. : 14 % hility of eliminating the home If economics agent . . . They dropped it when the protests canic because citrus canker is known proen cffectie app:oac has been operaung her Although the. or to occur In Japan. d business for the past Citrus canker is a -ery se- Import Commission has pro opened her present shop Dec rious bacterial disease. it is I posed to .get a number of con- 1. caused b Xnn thomonac citn ditions which it says will Those wishing to avail them(Hacstc Dawson, a short rod ven t the introduction O Cca nk er selves of the mans serices 0 bacterium visible only under of the United work for the airlines, or some money' from fellow exiles. related type of work, since he The 12 man panel returned itS I . . Canimission to give themselves cause of fruit competition but I infected trees is still the Only demy of Beauty Culture. She j - • • - . * * * * oernInoe County ____________________________ chine cuts time required for quarant ne not so much be dicaUon b dectrucUon 0 - _________________________________________ - la hassee. • , $. ~ . _________ _________________________ i i . By DOYLE before us, we certainly do not .O93,110 citrus nursery trees the change of color or shade in Jarman is a veteran of three (that is, total checks written) The conftriaction industry and ing necessary tax rulings. Willium H. Gammon and Paul Ctommissitmer of Agriculture )ook with favor upon import ~ because of the citrus canker. is probably the most accurate related sales and service catehalf. -years service in the United However, that Styling and tinting of wigs, Although we have not found TALLAHASSEE - (Special competition. States Army, baring been dis- gruage available because of the grories are still off. Too), the G. Blazer Jr. have been elected . a service which is hard to find, possibility is confronting the in, of e videspread use checking numbers of new business in. directors of Ashland OiL charsed in January 1M. ,H any canker infections in Flonto The Herald) -Florida's citis another specialty of the shop. corporations and business fail. Gammon is a rice president rus industry this season is faced served et am and re- aCc0untL da since 1926, nearly 1,5M 1 There "There are 5 per cent more ures are not at desired levels of Ashland Oil and president of With the arduous task of prot medals infections hae been tecces may also wish to take ad "These tubulations refer to the firm's United Carbon Com- ably resenting 500 completed Mis. persons on wage and %alary paymarketing 142,400.000 \ orth ern Citrus Import Cm separate sions as flight engineer on & rolls (excluding farm workers), totals through October, in most puny division, which has its boxes of oranges, the largest mission of Seattle, Wash., to iniercepied at United States i vantage of the manicuring a good indication of future eco- cases. und November in some. headquarters at Huston, Texa& crop ever produced in t b i s get th c United States Depart- ports of entry within the past service provided at Jenny's. H47 beUeopter. ment of Agriculture to relax its I 10 years. i Hot coffee or tea are providstudent at nomic health Coupled pith em- Full ,year totals will be a vail. Blazer is manager of new pro. state Jarman is now a With O ur previous experience Quarantine \o 28 which pro ed b3 Jenny Gilliland, the Embry Riddle AeronauUcal ployment. is a 12 per cent in- able after the first of the year." 1 duct development for Ashland. I With that situation alrea dy, I that bacteria', disease has taught the importation of fresh , Dana Beach Be crease in total pirsonal income lnsUUe : us thdt it Is the most ser nchu oranges from Japan clientele also works part time at San- The 19GG personal income of the , ~ State of Florida officials and ~ threat to this state 's citrus inJenny, formerly with IIa7cI Il likely lord Naval Academy and his people of Florida L is no known aue Porter Smith at Haze l's Beauty nductr There str ong citrus leaders are ly wife is with the Naval TrainI . of 0the ~ quale spray program, and era- Shop on W. 25th Street, is a g Deces Center at th e Or- ;i .. 4 ,1 ! ~-' . I . I i Checking out reverter clauses state now. -- i the chemicals area. He is now ! coordinator of an At-bland dii vision - - the New York-based Catalin Corporation- and will hare the additional assigmment Florida Economy In '66 In HeadeStart Over 1967 nat Is constructed f - Sullivan also will have ex- panded management dutic __________ Lake Park for use when the on- ' -4, X" II ! - Mr. and Mrs. Jarman Jr., with John Y. Mercer. AND er ; 'I : i:JI I . Goody's Shoes, Zale's Jewelers. Msber Chemical Company of They had lunch at Eckerd Drugs Florida'seconomy s rounding pass £15 billion by year's end Cat-aim, a manufacturer ' Of aft noon, Jai-m an Th the t this year well above the indus tr ial resins, chemicals, "c played golf at the Mayfair Golf and is in a head-start position for the surprise of t & Country Club, while Mrs. Istate, runized by sales tax col- I pinstic mouldirip compounds Milady is treated in royal 1640 Hiawatha to have her trcF- ~ is pleasing to the eye while ! and color concentrates, was ac- fashion wben she calls * at ses coiffed. to move into 1967, the Florida Jarman bad her bair st. ~ ultra deluxe vibrating machine an exciting new hairstyle or Statk Chamber of Commerce required by Ashland in February, jenny,s House of Beauty at: The modern decor of the shop i is relaxing to the senses in permanent Wave. Jack & Jeans Beauty Salon. poed in its Weekly Business over last year. Gasoline sales Late in No'emr, AAThey bad dinner at the Trophy , are up G per rentspecialties of Jenny's House of land announced that it would I^mge and then attended Review released yesterday. "Orer-all business volume is I "Althought. most Florida bus- acquire the Fisher Chemical Beaut,y where tise of the latest !.I I I - KING lix Super Market, Vogue Shops, - fiscal year ended September - . .: � 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 20, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I 7n •..: - . . -.--.. ½): T ___ i*- Seminole County .: * * * * i I p Every WeChk C, --Nmomm- % tir on anfu 040 -,...-r- •.. "The Nile of America" the St. Johns River ... •- - ____- - .. It. - 1 th ? jrrath IF . 3222611 or 4298$ lAP Code 82171 __ ___ \VlATl1ER : Fair and unin thru '1ueday. ____________________________________________ __________________ - MONDAY, NOV. 21. 1966 - SANF011P ILO1ffl)A-Pce 0. 66 - AP Lensed \Vjrc-1stnl)Ushed_1908 ____ Phone • _ __________________________________ ~1' :1 Adventist i. THE snvNTH-D AT E Oorn.r 7 th & Elm Pastor a. L. Marshall SERVICES SATURDAY9:10 a. in. Ba.ibath School Worship Service - 11:00 a in. Wsdneiday Night 7:10 p a. Prayer ServIce 11 I 1 FIRST APT1ST ORV Sit Park Avenue P. B. Chursos Pastor Morning Worship 1:20 a. in. Sunday School 941 a. a. Morning WorshIp 11i10 a. in. 6:10 p. a. Training ttnlon Evening Worship 7:45 p a. Wed. Prayer Service 720 p. a. __ ,: '.*1A" 1. ...) - .. . - . ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando R& at fl•stsr *ve. B. Hamilton Griffin 9:41 a. a. Sunday School Morning Worship limo a. in. Training Union 6:90 p. a. 7:45 p. a. Evening Worship MISSIONARY _____ - 1. - . - - W . . .. - - -•. • • -. .- ... . . VL -- .:' - -.. . . - ____ - CHURCH OF GOD OP PROPHECY *so Elm Avenue Pastor Ray. Robert Welch 9:45 a. m. Sunday School 1O:4I a. in. Worship Service It nrelletic Sari. - 7:10 P. Tn. .. ,: . .1 :. ¼ . .. •'- - - - - Young People Service a Bible 7:10 V. M. Study Wedn esday: .. - - •- SUAND BAPTIST 2119 French Ave. Pastor Rev. 0. E. Bodess Sunday School 1:41 a.. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. Ev""listio fitervioss 7:ft Via. wed. Prays? A Bible Study 7*20 p. a. 'Sponsored by Baptist 1'.flowskip . - r. - . -. .. '. . •• . • • .. -•- - . • _____ . CHURCH OF GOD Or PROPHECY 367 Palmetto Ave., Longwood Rev. John Caresoll -Pastor 10:00 L. in. Sunday School 11:00 a, a. Morning Worship 7:30 p. in Evangelistic Svc. Young People Svc. & Rihic 7:30 P. Tn. Study, Tuesday • _______ ..•-•. ...- • .. • • - .- - - •. - •• . _________ _________ . .. - -. -- . - -S..-- .. . L. .. . • - . •.. Episcopal -1, . . CHRIST CHURCH Church Street, Longwood Pr. Warren N Thompson, Vicar HoLy Communion -. 9:00 a. a. Family Service & 9:10 a.. M. Classes -- . • - •. .. - • . • - Oar. 14th 8*. A Oak Ave. pastor JWv. Freddie Smith 9:46 a. a. Sunday School Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. 1:1k p. M. Tra.lalng Union 7:10 p. a. Service Evening - 0 - ; . - ._.. 1 SA.NF'ORD CHRIETIAR CHURCH Woman'* Club Building $0; Oak Avenue Iliohard L. Marshall. Minister 10:90 a. in. Sunday School Worshi p Service 1100 ni . • •. - - - iv,N12 - --• 20:00 a. a. Sunday School Sunday Morning Worship - 11:00 a. in. Sunday - -' jt - - nlng WorshIp - 7:20 P. M. Wednesday pyer Service - 7:45 P. . - 11 I 0 PISECItEET BA.PT I., pay Roy A. Hamilton Pastor Sunday School - 9:45 a. in. Idurulus Worship ~ ii,! I I I Training Union - c:1b 11. Ui. Evening Worship - 7:50 p. ni. Wad. Evening Prayer . 7:30 P. m awwlm - JORDAN MISS1ONAItY BAPTIST CUUILCH 2ni West First Street '. PliSt-Or Win. ].,. Stephens Sunday School - 10:00 i. inblorning Worship..... 11:00 a.. in - 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship _____ Wednesday Prayer _____ 7:30 p. M. Servloe - 10:00 a. a. 11:00 a. a. 6*10 p. a. - - 'lab . . OA1.LWN BAPTIST CHURCH ___ 2742 Coun&ry ClubRoa P.y. B. T. Barrett __.. Pastor Butiday School - 9:4b &. =- Worship Service - 11:00 a.. a. Training Union - 6:46 1). M. Worship _. 5:00 P. sm. 7:30 p. in. we,,, Prayer Serv. 2 . • - -- 1. - . 4 • RabO a. a. Evening Worship - $:Do V. UL When a mun ives tharilm be is esmiping from the webs of The Church is the grmtw factor no earth for the building of character :snd good citizcnHhip. it is a store. hou-4e of iqtiritual values. Witilowt a larong Church, neither democracy nor civilization can survive. There itre four sound reasons wby every ride, gmd and wrsnn should attend aerviecs iegu_ _ arc: (1) For his own sake. (2) For i - When a man gives thanks he meeting God urn God's own ind. For God is God! And we nrc iz chfldren. When a M= gives; than1m be is dilmoverinr bir, grentex need. For aR t1uLt God provided J is but the threshold to all that Got! joznises, Morning Worship - 11:00 Evening Worsh ip - 1:00 V. m. Bible Classes Wed. - 7:30 p. M. Each Month Kindergarten and Nursery THE CHURCH FOR ALL _ PLOLA CHURCH 0) CHRIST W. j iftit) Hammond, Evangslist Highway 41 West niw. Class __-. 10:00 a,. M. dUhtn's Sulie. (3) For üie Balm iiis csmnn'mitr aix! (4) _______ _____ the mike of tim Church jLmelf, which n,edshisnicralaiidniatcrialmzpport. Plan go to eburcbrnlinjy aix! 3 d1ly. _____________ _ !kmd Exodus 34:1-9 FIRST CHURCH OF CffPTST SCIENTIST treet Sunday Service A Sunday School - Lltft a. m _____ Mo'idoy ___ 141." Herban W. Goarse -Pamuw Sunday Scbooi 9:16 a. in. Kindergarten and Nursery Methodist ________ i'nmiob Joel 33:1-9 ____ ____ ____ p t 7i3 ______ ____ ________ _________ _____________ _________ ___ _____ olsir 4mir ____ ______ Wednesday Service - i:Do V. a. SubJect: "houl and Body" IUsl4diU Room: Jul W. First Weekdays: 10:20 a.a.-4:$O p.• GREGOR morning worship - 12:00 a. n. Church School- Pioneer Fellowship 7:00 p. a. Senior H1 Fellowship 7:00 pj& of Sanford School - 9:45 a. I I PRINTING CO., INC. S 4 CHELSEA TITLE AND rp GUARANTY CO. MY? M.Stinf, - 5:10 - a Worship - 9:00 a.. a. Church School - 10:00 a.. a. PRESBYTERIAN C4SSELBZRRT __ Rev. Robert U. Temple, Jr. 2 Primary Choir rehearsal 1:10 Adult Choir rehearsal 7:00 Wed.: Jr. Choir rehearahal 1:10 SANWRD ATLANMC and Employees NATIONAL BANK HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 1IISU1'BflCS Hwy. 17-92, Sanford C. L. Robinson and Staff FIRESTONE STORES KILGORE SEED COMPANY EARRELL & BEVERLY PUBLIX M A RKETS AND STAFF AUTOMOTIVE and Employees - 4 I) 3 Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Irving L Pryor and Staff Rose & Wilks Bowman I Employses SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STENSTROM Herb Stenstroxn and Staff Ile 0 $ First Baptist Church of DSfl&27 Flat Baptist C tarob of GUV• rust First -Baptist Church of LkM, )I.it7 First Baptist Church of Lake Monrus Canaan Heights _________ First saptm ctisrciz at a._____ '-io sprias, First Bbllob Missionary -Baptist Church,, 1101 W. 11th St. Forest City Baptist Pounisis head Baptist Church, Oviedo 1 Churdb at Lbe Nativity. I.Akm Mary 101 W. First 8L. ReinSa Ostholic Ck*1.IMS, Missioiiary Baptist Church Berth p4, .Eut.rprla I - MAUD L Url&ndu Dr. • 103 W. PL&o. heal-sb Lutheran church. Am.rlsan I.iou -"", $por-m"'. tsb, 'St. Afl'a Oa.tholt. Church, Pershing A&" U0101107 St. M th oflo Church, MaltMdal.ne 3&RJ1 &VS. Alt=012t& " rings Ms.oedonla. Mission Baptist Church O" AMU Ad. UsUms heIng Glory Baptist Chu Geneva flu. Missionary "pust churcki,, a" UL •- Holy Cross Episoopal. Park Ave.&t 4th 5tJ'wnp _______ Alj Ascension Lu theran Church, C erleek Good Shepherd Unit.d Luthera, .R&U, Prairie Lake, Fern Park Ift. 'MiLas Lutber&n Church. Jftt. IN "Via ruut chrum" CONGREGATION AL Congregsonal Ohrlst1a Church liarnstt Memorial Methodist Church. B. DeBary Ave.. EntaWles Bear Lak.. Methodist Church Bethel A.ht.E. Church, Canaan height. Casasiborri community Methodist Church. Now Salem Primitive Baptist Church, Nurthsld. CnrlsUa,u Couruh. 3' 1 ii r 3 4 a. L)eiiary Community - Aieilwdlst Church W. Maven 3500 W. 1.9th St. 114.B HWY 17-1f." & Pinvy Ridge Rd.. casatswerry Battiurd on Palmetto .iLigItlands, DeBary " - -- ...-• . 14, • .I:irlging of e x hibits and livestock was proceeding today onrti-r the eagle eye of competent I area judges with placing of rib- - I . .L nesarsue. w. 2nd at Maple Fern Park Church of Lbs Xs.rens. O'Brien Rd.. Fern Park 1,&k.& Mary aburch at the X-i-arese Community Prbyt.rJ* Church, ' MaZY Jrirmt FrelsbytorlLn ch-wch 0111.19 ALV416 A 3rd St First Presbyterian Church of DsBary E fltgti:a.nd 1,rembiLarian ebutou lut wuo cows&&" 7'L. S. Orlando Or. kit. Azidrews Presbyterian Church ' Slated DeBary Woman Dies Crash Bell Pleads of th e new courthouse is expected to be adopted at the continu - Guilty In ed session of the Casselberry ________________________ __ D - . Circuit Court ty Coininis. tence - sustow Chapel. Alwy. 17-92. Fore IP&rjg congragatios 1110th Isrsel, Im & Kaguolls O I .- - Rd. OiLs ____ Sanford £lIta.uo. Church. 1401 S. Park Ave. Sanford Congregation of Jehova.Ifa Wit.ness-as 104 Sanford Ave. Tlit "Ivatlun Arwr Ill K Ind bit Rul!ig Huh Moravia,u Church, Altauioute Tu rkey ed with armed robbery in in g of the County Commission. Sen- John Lowter, 20, stationed oil Sunday increased the chances Orlautlo. of a ''grand coalition'' of the Christian Democrats and SoeluL Itits to forin a new liatiollul 94w- Seminole Band ernrnent. Winners Togo Disorder PARIS (Ala) - Insurgents were reported to have seized See Pg. 2 (lie Togo radio statIon curly to- ____________________ day but President Nicolas order." Fatal ' - _---------- ------- I ! xtra Special In District NEW IUICK eriur rating iii the District iit civil tjlaturhiuticca during years the local band hiss won a which lila resignation was (to rating for marching, I _- TRADE-IN 1965 BUICK WILDCAT Four door hardtop, factory air conditioned. power steering, power brakes, one owner, whit e with blue Interior. $ OUR LOT IS RUNNING OVER WffH NEW CAR TRADE-INS. ~ ______________________ ____ We Care About Your Car' _- Fu:ie,'ul services will be COIl. There wi're no dulHUgeI4 to the I kid. __________ ell PONTIAC IRFBUIC _________ '<i1 _____ SANFORD PH. 322-0231 Mgmpgn 11 "I I f I 11 I _1'_ 1 :i '- ---%W .---- r -_------------------------- - •. - - - ----- --- - - - . 4 . - . . .1 I -. - ____ l- ! Underwood. Mrs. Olulle Silo- I bert Iluger-i. ineumbent And Wins Top Rate Grunitzky's broadcast, heard Florida fliindniaster's Associain Abidjan, Ivory Coast, mdi. tion contest in Now Smyrna cuted that Grunitzky has I)rOi) Beach, Saturday. lily regained the uppe r hand in "l'hik Is the first time in six Elks Leader Here Dies . . mate and Roy Shouiitc. Lucum. Charles Milner. ___________ ._ he cliet-k with tile City. They the fact Tolliert's aut0l)"JI) Tolbert, who was burn in be at I pam. 'fuesduy at Oak. was imut. Injured and only dam- it 's deu,ionstrutiuss in the dessgaxe auto paying i lot of money was parked next to It, uttordnu ted time.) ing to Beryl NeUles, adw in is Columbia, CSU&5 liete some lb bill Mun&w'Iui I'ui-k In l'ulutka. uge was to the couch. fur that pruecL I ! 0 _____ for council are homer ([hid: will take place for the ward 3 Scott. Jack lltisl:or and Robert scat bct ecu Councilman Ru- At. 13:15 p.51). a man ,tmokiimg and 59 sceutuis," Elmnor.: ('Oil- SummntrhilIl Dellury new Ju.nwr College? Suggest debris of the trailer and by was Ih'Land l)eputy Jamno (hupe'l wit): the Lodge hi set fire to a couch hi lila hoitie eluded. (Points isre Inken oil t. $priugs i Cit), Council, Ilercy White and! for Dec. 6. Grunitzky later anounced that "energetic nieusurcs have been St'miiinnle 111gb School's taken to put an end to the IIIS Mat-citing Seminoles took a Justice of Peace Albert %Vil- • ny's new ultra nationalist party when his car livent out of coil- tit) for election lulve qualified. was also as.-iured of victory in Oil StlitO ItOlid 50 past Of In the Bavarian state electionS trol Candidates who have qualified Altanionte Springs while a race city dc,emi't plun W supply wa- Identificution was determined Hunts of Dellu"Y derveol u's ti': and sewage service Lu the by personal effects found Iii coroner. investigating officer Allen 'i , P satjonai gains by Vest (enumiu- the USS Saratoga, died Sunday Johiii Deutun. i hose seats are Incumbent Charles Robinson grand larcency atiked for a con- sented to tile commission at the got that istzttemnent that the no Indication of foul play. ? , Iuftf*st AaDMWY at "d. 27th & Elm H - i4i.. ritil hinspittil, in nthlitimt to tin' selberry City Ctntncil. Municipal has qualified for mayor. tieceased, were Itussell l)itzler election is scheduled for Dcc. Deadline (or qualif)ing is Nov. yenta ago (vomit Palatha and mantled, It was not clear who though they have won superior Milton N. Tolbert, 58, Exalt- t.:-ative asitunt. 1(2 Seminole County is without Fire wits reported by an un- wusi ernPloYed am it 11"Int, and wall leading tile OpImsitioll. ratings Ili many other catelighu . . . Tbat'b the une Out ed Ruler of Sunford Lodge for Hill Hemphill gorics," Willinin Elmore. bandut,dily identified inothrijit to the De. body U"An muster iiiiouiicutI. no funds available. Bury Volunteer Fire DepartMotors. burned early Sunday when fire 5 • Small Fires The Marching Suttiinolca were For the 1)l*i*t. 10 years he Say, we hear from reliable of .mdeterwined origin broke metit. which worked for more competing with 216 blinds from U 'tjul)tYOnly 111111111. 411111luges oct,ur6()urCel; that ,%leDounell Air. out between 3 alld 3:30 a.m. In than two hours before being I'liff resid0d Ill VOluld (, Orange, Brovard, Volunla and Survivors III.C. 11 tioll, Joint JI. red lia two fires sundity, 1'0I llm I uble tA) iwurch through the recraft vf St. 1.0juib 1b juttrebted ilia mowle fwfyle Lit j3u,A,,,lu) Couiities. St-1101101(f 10Iru in Itlibi" part of the Sanford lobile flume Park ut Betimon I'luills, 1)ul-will lit-ucu of tile Tulbert of Luke Worth; u W)"ted by thu Hatiford Contest was held at the NSII depurtimietit said this inornitig. sister, Mrs. (elievu SiLverJo of I)epssrtment, Naval Air Station. Junction. • At 10 u.ni. Sunday, vicase football sta(IiuIn. Hands were . U1111 olle Irraild. Depart'i'liele was no) other property Pittaburifil, Ila., sheriff"h utove lit lob, DeLarld Ignited of) I wonder where County Coin0111d. tile fireReatut.irant 2927 Orlando Drive. their fortmitlons mid get off tile wibsioner Lvwrellce Swufford ment report,ed Wduy there waa dall"'Ife fruit) Eastern Orthodog Church. St. John. Chry- Kingdom Hall of Jchovah'. W*-th IALke X9mve usat. 166t W. Third at. Jrat PutOOatal Church of Langweod FI&U 0949411 TabGroade 27t# Country caub Mt. Olive Chu.ch. DONN, Germany (Al 27 Lucky The only lighted playground Saints. 231$ u' Ave. First Church of Christ, 5ci.utis, 100 E. Sad It. ____ Candidates are the incum- (Led for the three open seats on cans to COinC U with a "State reckless driving and manslaughbents, Dr. Eugene Ellis. Ed the Oviedo Town Council. They of the Union" message of their ter. ward A. Lunu ituti Arthur Lego are the incumbents. W. H. Marown after President Johnson deEleven other persons, ineluil- and Doti Willson. Paul W. tin. Rex Clonts. and Kirby livers Ills to Congress e rly ing two Navy men, were killed Briggs and Charles Woodruff. Buckelew and C. D. Thompson. next year. in weekend traffic accidents Meanwhile ill Longwood. nd- Final day for qualifying is also tin' state. Grand Coalition tier of the incumbents on the Nov. ti with the election set -. . - There was talk about putting breaking and entering and eral months ago. Charles Patterson, charged with The resolution may be pre- I _ J, - I.- Qua ' support of the City Planning to know how many of the leaders in the courthouse fight in South Seminole actually use the ___________________ Fire Sanford faciUt for personal Trailer reasons . . . Now I'm not talking about those Orange County attorneys who can't be bothered comin g to Sanford. 1 OTHER CHURCUZI ____________ f SNAS, Charles llurdit- k of and final (lily to qualify is Nov. '-16 and election is Dec. 6. Republican Leader Gerald It'. () Okeechobee and Mrs. Frank. Four candidates have quail25. Ford says he expects 11c4 publihas been charged with k--., ( ,~.... .....'. IFt-t* ~ ~ vest of tangerines, th0 popular Chine Frank of Dellary. liday citrus fruit, has begun Tile Ilate and Frank cal's Six candidates have filed l belit!i, have qualified for re-electo pick up In volume but still were total losses atiti the flon- quillifying petitions to run for ., ,ion to the offices of clerk and sc this little. Admitted to Seminole Memo- the three open scat only one candidate, A. R. Lot- GOP Message wAsIIING'roN (AP) -1Iti ty in Circuit Court today on the resolution at last week's • I I 91'lZ Bear Lake Road Upsais Community Presbyterian Church. Upiala Rd. Westminster Presbyterian Church, Howell Park. Rt. 416, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest 141,ke Sev•nth-day Adventist Church. U'1 491, Forest City beventh-day Adventist Church. M.s.itlan4 Ave.. Altamonts Springs Sanford 8evezztk.ay Adventist Chirek. Seventh A Em I 1 c Hearing tinuance of his case until Nov. • • meeting scheduled for 9 a. m. th at Sanford star 23. The word is quarterback Frank Whigham At press time, a Circuit Court Tuesday. l be given a scholarship to jury was hearing the case Only items of routine business wil against Roy C. Coleman chaflt. are on the agenda for the meetFlorida State University. and Staff ltd. Ent.erprls. Stafford Memorial Methodist C urek B. DeBarp NAZARENE '-' Aye- them . . . That's in 1913, son! herch .f God of Proph.cy. Langweod Church of God Umlon. Ent.rprts. Church of Josue Christ of Latter Day MMMODINT Lm.zade Springs Rd.. 2uigwosd at, Zion Wetcnary Baptist. Sip.. Ave. 9th at. & H"kry Ave. New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist 1-ugh Optimistic COCOA IWACII ( UPI ) - ,Niland Mayor Robert King Iligh -,600 per year . . . pleaded guilty on charges of "a more central location" sevFund was $,9 Now it,s almost a million . . . STRICIOAND-MORRMN, INC. Ailsu'i AIEE. Church. Olive A 12th church at Goo in Christ. (>vledo Chuluots Community Church of the - ' • Board, who began the fight for Won meeting for 1. 913 . . - At that time the road and Bridge In other cases during morning. Paul Harold liubethe re-location of the courthouse to P W. at Paol, 81- James A.K.E.. 9th ft at Cnwees St. $1M!7' A.M.E. Church at. Itt. 411 F I ra t Cbureb •- •-• ---.- It sure would be interesting Jamestown, near Oviedo. - Oakgrov. Methodist Church, Usteen Mstbodlst Church P a. o .1 5 W.sl.yau Methodist, kt. 4 LU Saints Episcopal Church E. DeBarl Ave.. EuterprLft Christ Epi.copa.l Church, L,ongwood 940 Cyprss. Mt. A.lta.muute Springs Weetalde Missionary Baptist Church, 411 5. h011Y 4ye. Zion flop. Baptist Church, 732 Orange Ave. Church & Grant house minuit ILSON MAJER FURNITURE CO . and Mrs. Al Wilson Christ Meth odist Church Suiilu.ud Estates, First Methodist Church. 411 Park Ave. First Methodist Church of Ovledo First Southern Methodist Church 2410 Maford Ave. Free Methodist Church, 609 W. 4th It. Geneva Methodist Church. Geneva Grace Methodist Church, Onors Grant Chapel L.M.E. Church, Oviedo Church of God, Dviedo Church of God Mission. Enterprise EPCOPAL Rd. 11 Osteen St. Paul Missiousry Baptist Church. St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church a BEAT - Looking through the Williams Jr. ordered it pre.sen - SEUNOL COUNTY A..REIA CHURCH DiRECTORY_CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ. 1611 S. Park Ave. Church of Christ, Geneva Church of Chris t. Lake Mary Church of Christ. ugauod Church of Christ, Pads CHURCH OF GOD Church of God, 603 Hickory Church of God, 1200 S. French - - ON T II E CoURTHOuSE charges of possession of narco- regular meeting. The board took 0 tics and Circuit Judge VoIle th e action to show its comple te ___ New Mt. Zion Baptist Church. 1720 Pear Ave Oak1&ii Baptist Church, 374$ W. 20th St. osteen Baptist Church Pinor.m Baptist Church liii W. Cinora Rd. Prairie LaM. Baptist Church. Ridge Ltd., Fern Park Progress Atleslunar)- Baptist Church, Midway beonud Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, West Hiorø Bud BaptistChurch, , St. James Missionary Baptist Church Mt-S .,- Courthouse . straw the roads to stabilize Companies lAPTIST Antioch I3a.ptiut Church. Ovi.do Central B&ptlsi Church, 1812 Ciak Ave Chuiuota First Baptist Church Chuluct. Iiuptiat Mto l.ldur Springs Baptist Church. 55o Lehman Ltd Fir,u Baptist Church, 629 Park Ave. 31'rieudthlp Baptist Church Altaiziout. Mprlzacs nz. 4$9. A.i*&moute Spring, . buses. MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff L D. PLANTE, INC. Mr. & Mrs. M. It. Stricklund MOTORS, INC. meet Syracuse In the (;ator HOWl football game Dec. 31. City Attorney Kenneth McInNo word yet on those school Ernest Bell Jr. pleaded gull. tosh was instructed to prepare WILSON-EICHELBURGER STATE FARM INSURANCE 1st. St., Sanford __ A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida . COBI.A BOATS THE AMERICAN OIL CO. ' Not Talking On ON THE SCHOOL BEAT * PROGRESSIVE PRDTMG CO. J. 0. (Jim) smith anJ Staff 209 W. 25th St.., Sanford - Foru same thing on Birch Road in Altamonte - . . Kriz chased him down into a swamp near the Orange County line . . . Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. IJNTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim Don Hawkins, Manager . ii1a Road and then did the , WINN DIXIE STORES FLORIDA STATE BAN7K a . the office a! county commisTIM SHERiFF'S BEAT ON sioner until Deputy L. J. Kriz really proved dared, bis worth the otber night . . a public hearing on the location Guy broke into a home on Up- Youth meetings - 1:00 P. in. and Staff St., Saniorci - • allied today to Pine Ave. to interview potcntini recruits for jot) corps training. * S Tuesday: HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. 1400 • •. Kirchhoff slkitl tile liren c'41- . into WESTMINSTER diate. Senior) Rt. 436 East of Seminole pi Evening Worship - 7:15 V. a. Roy. Lucas P. Grfle _____ ____ Church School Mornin g Worship - 11:00 a. M. GRACE METHODIST CuCE Junior HI & Seuior H1 Oners. Ad. &4 Woodland Ave, J. C. PENNMY COMPANY Bob McGuire and Staff (;:'r 'pro at P. M. today for the annual Seminole Counpnnsored by the ty Fair. American legion and staged 411 the Legion fairgrounds on South - ...L . Tennessee In JACKSONVILI.E (Al') -'li'n • ' inc. at 9 a.m. 'I'uesday, 1101 Push ____ _______ (Interme CARRAWAY & MdUBBIN 119 W. First, Sanford Time - - Fair (I feraki I'hOtOM ) titered In the livi'st,ck i'xh ihuit. ': NT RLAR _ _ 17Th South Orlando Drive Howard H. Hodges and Staff CELERY CITY . County shows begill to ihIiJ)e. lii lower J))l(,tO, roin• yearr old Mn rt it, \\TW f I aitkp Mary offers some feed to it gOOM' governor. ..i.. • ______ ON THE POLICE !EAT -. wished to study the matter be- Any other youths who meet officials throughout the entire the killer was "nqt accepted" automobile tlrivt'n by Charles __________________________ the eligibilitf'requir&6arts are county participate In the forum. brpollce officials. ' Webb Jones pleade -4, innOcent fore making a judgment." Alan Kaurtuni-m, 22, station. Lee Ilate of Sunford Naval Air IL__ ______ Station, while proceeding to- ed aboard the Yellowstone at ____ Miami Set and apply for Interviews. Court last week and trial date Pirker id. "I 'want to ilten_______________________________________ _____ ____ * * ____ MEMPHIS, 'I'enn. (AP. - ward Sanford, left the road and Mayport near Jacksonviilr, ii:,'i has been Set for NOV. 28 . . . University of Miami (Flu.) ac- sklldt?(I Into th e side of a car when his car overturneti on 4 Police will treat City commis- to both sides of tile situation and cepted today an Invitation to drivet: by Frederick Willium State Road 55 south of ClearI• sioners and Civil Service board study the matter before coming CtIARI,ES ROBINSON in the Liberty Bowl here play water. members to a steak dinner tO to a decision." Iloneker of Dellary. I'uto'n car 10, bowl officials said. Dec* night . . . An auto slammed 'It would be inappropriate for then turned crossways in the me to take a stand at this time On Courthouse Move Lagging Behind road and was hit broadside by rue the other night. . . Three LAKELAND (Ul'l)-The liar- a car driven by Mrs. Flema not even assume will when i 1 teens in the car - . . 6 0f y 1X _____ a. Church School - 9:41 a. in. Morning Worship ._. 11:00 a.. in. MY? - 6:30 p. a. Robert Sulouff and Employees %# $A Morning Worship - 9:10 a. a. Pa~ FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. . . ____ threp-Judge federal court rilling th at the (;t'nrgia Legislature cannot elect that state's next • job corps training for unemjob _________ said today. condemned homes? 7 Vernon .lize I Seminole Cotinty's tv,,enty-fotirth ti-affic atality ~ Robert E. (Bob) Parker refused month they have served in the 0 0 6 Mize said he is firming up of the year occunl'e(l over the weekend with the (tenth Has An Idea There's no doubt th at Sanford today to jump into the wrangle Job Corps. Kirchhoff said 200 letters hall today to set Up a olate for the CLEVELAND (UPI) - Dr. of Mrs. Margaret Mason of Deflary as a result, of a you for the Dec. 6 election . . . sion and the South Seminole been sent to foruin so there will be no coil- Samuel Sheppard said In a tele- Ill-ee eltr collision on U.S. 17-9" 2, olie mile not111 of ; flicts recent studies done here by Mze said he plans to have had an Idea who killed his first Sanford. Three others were also hospitalized. ter. courthouse stating that he Community Action, Inc. 0 0 a a cross-section of resppnsible wife, but his Information about Accrding to F.i1.P. Trooper C. L. Tomlinson, an Oak Ave. A Ird St. il FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 419 Park Ave. Rev. Robert IL Jenkins. Pastor Morning Worship - 10:65 a. a. ______________________ Wednesday _____ 16:5-11 - ____ f.t _...-. Morning Worship - 1:10 a.. o'. Church School 9:41 a. a, LUTHERAN CHURCH _______ THE REDEEMER 103 W. :bLb Place The Church 01 th e Lu th eran liour' and TV -This is the Sunday Science . Morning Worship 11 :00 a. M. Communion-Firat Sunday in . i.ng day. Morning WoTahIp.. 10*20 a. a. Rules 'ASIIlNG•I()N (AP) - The Supreme Court stayed today a . . 1 w Says Court. .: Orlando will be in liii' office of the local Community Action, vs lookin- off in the distance the rotting beams on th e houses and wonder if arc in a different world. - - • -• ¼ _ _____ Youth Opportunity Center in . -. bage piled tip on the dirt roads people sitting on the porch. . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possibl 0 -•• - . - . When u man gives thunks he is expreming hit, uffection for and his del) ndence (27) those who constantly share the expeilonces of his life. When it mun give.- thutilts be lit layinr uside his dinontentments to rejoice in the more numerous and more meaningful utisfactions that have marked each puss- - t '5 'I, When a man gives thanks he is recognizing how annul a part. he hirnacir has LAKE MARY _______ CHURCH OP CHRIST ___________ Evangelist Christian ___ Le• J • . Mid-Week Service (Wed.) . 1. - Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr. Bvagsliet liIbIs School .- - III) a. a. 1OS a. a. Morning Worship Wed. Prayer Se rvice 7*30 p rn. _._.._ ____ • ______ CHURCH______ OF cr - __________ r _________ . 'Meanwhile, work- of tile Offlee of Economic OMItu1ni. offer of tv goes on wi th .. of lied Chin;i in the United NatiohiM bill lttlflOtItU'Cd II. %(flhi(i u)p:1rt fl pino offered by Italy MII)W1Y (OES (TI' 1:71(1 1ivistork gets fed ut. 1111(1 live other coutitrlc for Seminole Cotitity Fur, srheduilu'd to Ot!fl at pm. -• - _________________________ __________ _ problem. : j.rir rø '. No UNITED NATIONS, N. V. it (Al')-. The tJ,iited State, todny Seminole Corn- ployed youth of the county. A field repretcntntivc of (he .•.•. homes continue to rot. : You ride through these two eyesores glancing at the out. hOUSeS th e filth in yard, gar- Paat.or 9:41 a. in. 10:50 a. a. 6:00 p. a. 1:00 p. a. 1*91 V. a. ________ - • - Bible Cia... • L ____ _________ _____ t 4, a. - ?leeta in • • •.. _____ ______ ____ .1. lester S..2 Sunday School Morning WorshIp Youth Hour Evangeflstic Servi ce \)J. , 1.,( -. ____ • • - • - - "WELCOME" p - . and at the plazas . . crowds at the All Souls Carnival play. ing games of chance, eating spaghetti . . . in Georgetown and Goldsbo ro the shanty, - . 1 T - Bible Clam _ It • Eva.nrsus I - -. Bert Brown . . FIRST CHURCH 01' THE NAZARENE W. 2nd St. at Maple Am U.S. . on TV . . . shopping downtown ------- Nazarene of executive director said today. HOPELESS ARE THE POOR hoff, K irchhoff said he understhnds the funds are "being Saturday afternoon in Sanford processed". The corporation's operating funds will lUll . People watching football out this . Worship _ 31:00 a. m. Sunday& oiration ' - ___________ • - - WESTSIDE MISSiONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 5th St. & Holly Ave. ROLLING HiLL_s MORAVIAN CHURCH David B. Burkette - Minister 'l'emporary location: Altamonte Springs Community ioupe, Maitland Avenue, Altamonte Springi . .: . Sunday Bible Study Morning Worship Evening Service for continued Moravian - . No funds _______________ ______________________ C LO *4P 0. . Fair nffif-ial,¼ announced that WIIi .. says lii:' Democrats will 4 ' (:t:ildren 'VERNON MIZE Days are set for T::es, ter has openings for z%pproxi____ , Imek the honda governor's i.ir day and Wednesday. beginning mately 50 youths and "pOsSih:Iy ch air Ili 1fl70. y Rector • ,it I p. m. with over 17.1100 tie. as many as 30 may hi' accepteti s ? Pentecostal Holy Communion 7:20 a. M. High, in his (list major POSt% ktts for free admission distrifrom Seminole County." Family Servi ce 9:00 a.. in. m On cleclioti fid(IreSS sitice his upset M'LR.ST PENTECOSTAL * $ Morning Prayer 11:00 a. a. huted to public and private To be eligible, the youths defeat by Itepublican Claude CHURCH O1 LiONOWOOD (Except lit Sunday-Holy CoinThere's still no word from the 2 SChoOls. must lie between tile ages of 561 Orange St-rest Union) 11011 PARKER Kirk in the governor's race, . Corpora. . will Urban Programming he 'Merchants' of cehool for at out 16 and 21, Sunday School 20:00 a. a. lion of America on th eir Code Day and area merchants are least three months and uflemMorning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Kirk into the governor's fllflfl• Enforcement survey. They were ____ oistrihuiting thousands of passes Sunday Evening 7:30 p. a. ployed. . slori, hut he (ll(Ifl't say vIm. Parker supposed to come in here Nov. Wed. Bible Study 7$0 p a. Lutheran for adults and children which Those selected will he sent. conquerors Meeting . . . The only hope to clean will give them special privileges Friday 7:90 p. a. to job corp training ceilter!' 1-low MLIch Power up this area is in Federal funds 0001) SHEPHERD on that day. A Thanksgiving rt-'• ll (away from home) and wi UJTHER.LN CHURCH A public foruin to hear all TALLAIIASSE . . . The people in the rotting flay turkeq dinner will be sery2900 A Orlando Drive ceire room and board, work The City waits oznes wait . sides of the courthouse reloca- Islators lflfl (111(1 out soon just Hwy. 17-91) ed by the Legion Auxiliary In clothing, medical and dental tion controversy is expected to how much power they really , Sanzord, Florida I wonder what the slum the Legion building. care and a weekly allowance. he held at the Civic Center have In calling themselves Into 122-7212 __________________ PresbyterIan landlords were doing on th is The Rev. J. Gordon P. e r y, of completion At the successful go'the 17w92 within the rext 10 tinys, Chum. special session-e'en ii In Pastor lovely afternoon as these pco_, J'LRST PRESBYTERIA3I will ber of Commerce President C. ernor actively opposed such a Morning Worship - 8:25 a. in• CHURCH pIe were jammed into their County Commissioner - electreceive their training, selectees Sunday School 9:25 a. in. Sanford. Fla.. $50 per month for each alove. • . HOLY CROSS 401 S Park Ave. The Be-i. Le roy D. Soper, -. - - _____ . _____ •.• . a. Evening Service 7:00 p. in. Prayer Meeting, Wed. 7:00 V. in. - Wed. PThur4ulay rayer Service 1:00 P. in. ,'-, open Church Of Christ P. M. WTRR 4• CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Nit. Broadcast 1512 Park Avenue -- I .. 'rtrd Sunday • •: - - . or .. _. - + ______________ - • 7 ____________ et s I Ii I - _____ Christian B'TRST CHRIST1AJ4 1107 S. Sanford Ave. B. Vernon Puller Sunday School 9:45 a.. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a.. in. _____ .._ . . F1RS1 SOUTflER MTROD1T CHURCH 1460 Sanford Ave. Rev. Charles 0. Bennett Pastor Sunday School 1:45 a.. a Morning Worship 11:00 a.. m. Epworth League 6:00 p w. Evening WorshIp 7:20 p. in. Wed. Prayer MsetIat 7:10 - - -. -• - . L' . No _____ World News In Brief u nil Y Action F ___ _ _________ _ 4 . I A _______________ - ..... _____ Baptist Southern Methodist _...... : .. - . - in - . - Assembly Of God PINECREST AESESThLY Or GOD CHURCH car. 27th and Elm Pastor B. M. Wilder 9:45 a. rn. Sunday School 20:50 a. a. Morning Worship 3L Youth Serv. (Sun.) 1:00 P. in. 7:10 Itid-Wesk Serv. (wed.) . - .. - - . - - - I - - - Jance I - 5' k1.ia.NcE CUUIZCB 1401 Park Ave. at Pastor Rev. Blair MoGaivay Worship Service 11:00 5.. a. 7*10 V. M. 3vsulng Worship .Alli ance Youth p.flowahip (Tuss.) 1:10 P. in. (Wed) 7:10 p. in. Praysr MsrvIo. -' !1#4 ______ - -._ ___ CBtTRCR OF GOD -- Pastor L H. Altord 9:45 e- in. School M,rnln WOTIIi1 -. 11:00 a. in. EvUiUc $r. 7:00 p. rn ramily ?'flght Service 7:10 V. in. T. P. E. Wed. ____ . 1 A em - _____ - - % _____ 0~0 Methodist Church of God Baptist _ -. : ------- - - ------ - - - __________ _________ . -.-- -- ------ - - """i,I i,J . A . ltl, ,, '-- ,$-I I ~'~ ".- `0 !"*A=V#!1 -. - - - , - - • • I _- III TTJ • - we . . -,- , V-.--. - -. 0 . . ,.,." ---•--. - ., 3fl1J . PluIf - _____ ---.. ______________________ -.-- I --. . *-..-- �p .1 .......... - - - ar - erc an s e ur e Biller Battle Waged In Viet Highlands 2 Nov. 21, - 27 'Lucky' Persons - . ,, -3 - ,. - - -' , ' , - - , 7 in " - t ja .. mated at $6.00. To jrj .. Dr. Henry A. Parker, pastor of th e First Baptist Church In Oruindci, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Kiwanis Club, Wednesday, bringing a message about Thankgiving. 1 1 I I ,I 'a - '. :;' " - . . - . . IN ,, . -, - . ' . -••-- - , %1.. hr nam l fl e 5VI EIlIlm,- - 1 " ' Sweet Potatoes RetiIr 29 .. 1-1b. KRAFT . 5• Fruit Cake 8-or. DIXIE DARLING Stuf fing Mix . • tat ef Limit I with $5.00 Order. - - Nr y I Toil Con THRIFT Y MAID Public Education Study On Constitution Planned By League Of Women Voters . •• - (U kt(' SAVE UP TO 25 99 , i'ii In thrIlorid.. ! t)at tha' ('1rm.rt hTIC , , 6,P. 12-or. Cans. , .'-, I irt y'th11c'*tu,n 2½-Lb. HONEYSUCKLE ('' ceIdeiep f' rnua-t 1'. a- worn Turkey Roast IC) 29? ' '...... - --- - or I ha ;flfli a-hsjl 1* 3•39 GRADE A QUICK FROZEN TURKEY Liz1t, lalia, Poole As 1-,Xpcut(,r Drumsticks. ure - - -- __ Elsewhere ,• Nrh. --'- - GRADE A QUICK FROZEN Turkey Wings LB. 39,i LB. 29? GRADE "A' QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN • LB. 39~ Gizzards ASTOR "THE REAL THING" p - - ..., i. 36 7' PRE 20 IeLbeL'Ua • 37 3 37 4 36 i c - J..... . .. clouci, - 60 City, clear - - . - --.-.. .. .... Southern Bell uua1A4jJw. 6 95 10-or. Pkgs. ASTOR ,.•. •, ,,, ,, - - Fruit Cocktail RPjUIOr 3/$1 . - No, 21/1 Can THRIFTY P,'gulor 23 - 12-or NIBUTS W. K. Corn & - , 5/1. . . . No, 303 Can ASTOR T*ny Peas . . . . PKG Lb, PORK CHOPS 59 R ROAST 88? W-D BRAND U. S. CHOICE E-Z CARVE LB, p or SUPERBRAND Baking Hens 39 . . Fresh Celery I Or ange ettuce.. 2/49 ni ns I --- S NE TOP VALUN STAAWS -------------032 ?tomes Cat. SWEET & JUICY Fish BAG s 4 POTATOES.. 3/i. DINNERS. • 69~ MORTON PUMPKIN OR MINCE MEAT PIES.... 3 /1. J 5 IRM TOP VALUE STAAM Pumpkin Pt. OQU I$45U 'sOy 13 St S S TI!I I JUICY APPLES. 4e49ø : 41.5. 49? 1 POTATOES.. : CRANBERRIES... 29~ CHILLED AMBROSIA 59~ Izc=.i I I' . I #11 13SI £'LS 153* U. S. No. 1 GA. RED SWEET • silT .. - TOP VALUN STAMPS 0 27 Two poslas. 1 24-or. JAR FRESH c. ut I.. . . a... . ,. ..... .' Ave. & 3rd St. S 10441. WINN.4IU S McINTOSH SWEET & JUICY •- Polm.tto I !. ' Fr.acb Ave. & 25th I - I 'toP VALUE STAMPS • LL BAG . . MORTON ALL FLAVORS (3 COURSE) MEAT I '53 - I LARGE FIRM HEADS 1.b. Box OCEAN SPRAY FRESH Highway 17.92, Longwood Sticks 105313 !'HNU 'SOW U S. No. 1 YELLOW ICE. I LCT5 I. CREAM 2-Lb. Bog FROZEN FRENCH FRY W-D LARGE 4 to 6 Lb. Average .".. . Halves 4/'1. Sliced Pineapple 09 .. cloudy' MAID YC 4/1. 2 Con THRIFTY MAID CRUSHED or Juhustju, '. . . Sliced Peaches 4/'l* No. Sold Only In Stores with Seer and Wine Licen,. . , .,0 LB. /2-GAL. AdniIsaion 51 Juice .1 clear clear Oran ge CANS Thrifty Maid Ice Milk SHERBERT Or clear 43 --. LARGE FRESH STALKS GREEN PEAS . . . . 5/$1. BRUSSEL SPROUTS . 51$1. 10-or. Pkgs. ASTOR CUT CORN OR 9-oz. Pkgs. DIXIANA FRENCH OR REGULAR WHOLE BABY LIMAS 51$1, GREEN BEANS . . . 5/$1. - ear]- , tp 10-oz. Pkgs. LIBBY'S-ASTOR - ,, inas 1 'L' 3. icr . . ' 1/4 SLICED LOIN BAG POTATOES 1O 49 - ... - I - Weather -. - utter U. S. No. 1 REGULAR '' ___________ - LAND O'SUNSHINE,.Limit I with $5.00 Order :.' ...L. - c i z eer 31 !1^1n1jd campaign to help the ion commission was released )a'c'utria people WhO flOC!d it. T.ticrcJorc Zopp, Ethel r)t'Golia, Deltazia; N. A a e Florida pt1ic understand just what iiI proposed rt-isinn of th we arc asking help lrcuzn the IThtty .1. Sullvnln-trgex-, luth N n'- ]1) will be presented a ("-1iaIu, I I(ra(4., public-, tmployer., nuitlistert,, Rudolph, Long-wood; \'altz-u. ('Ofl5tItUtj(,y j hcifl studied by involved," said Mr, .lanuem. Lii- the - simile legislature in th e the florida League of Women derbeck, president of the rrcphysicians arid friends litter- Unibargt', Iiuton Beach. for approval or further 'jinnn1 1ar,i.' n1 Wrarnn . sprmn further;! "` -LPI(:JT, WIUJ an ('Vt toward iowru inale' persons sire asked to contact .O'EMBEIi 19. 1960 ers of Seminole County. rc'mawn and lo th e voters for stiluting public eduention prome at the school admrniuitration Admimions th e past wc-el:, a ide- their approval in elcctjon next During grams. huiIding if they know of any George Percival Dye, isaiah phcrnc qucstiozinaire wau- COO. z'fl. "The league Beer License who could bemelit from Walker, Willard Basil Tinclier', cancerrn'd with has been eon- dueled in 26 elecied Florida NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLOSES SOON revision of FlorApplication for transfer of a th is training," Douglass said. Judy Humphries, .lo'ct' beer license and nnncaUon of Classes will meet two nights Montgonuery, William King, Ida's constitution for 20 years communities, with questions designed to find out just how much Driftwood Circle properties within th e territorial each week from 7 Ic. 10 p.m. Barbara R. Frazier, John Byrd, voters know and understand limits of CimJbcrrv wjU be Then' will be run charge for the I TIire Slat-es Workshop I Butler, Tohy Eugene about the ubct. vonsidcx-d at th e continued ses. c'ourst VOI'kstup on Christmas deeHiiijit, Sanford; SIh'lc) BruziPurpose is to de te siun a! th e city council at 7 p.m. rmine the orations for members of the I tielli, De'Bury; Stanley Behucy, public interest and attitude totodsiy at the Woman's Club. 'Th.,'t Trvuc! On Mc" wat- Lakt Driftwood Garden Circle is I ward the proposed canstitutiun• I sc±eduk'd for 9:31) a.nm. Tues1numt'diaiei following lii c th e uiir.t.t', on flu' rattlesmiak,' Births a] revision, to guide US 0 meeting, registration ljoo6 will flat! t'urm'ivci I.' the Minutexnen day at the Natal Air Station -. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mont-, efforts to inform the public, ballroom, ,.. I ' lit' purged. t - r uIiicry, Sanford, a girl; Mr. mc public opin ion poll is under --k Speaker a nE. d dcxuontrator anti .)ohn L. Garrcit, San- ly THE ASSoc1.'rED PRESS th e direction (if Mrs. Walter will I Mrs. L. Leaper. High Lov. Pr. Churchill, state president," C' The - tort!, a t,t,y; Mn-. end Mrs. Gene i !Albany. clear 42 14 is An conjunction with C. 1iunipkurie, Sanford, a girl, Albuquerque, cloudy 65 37 Bilderheck. a previous program on Christ. Discharges - Atlanta. cloudy 49 42 decorations held at an -Georgia C. Littleton, NIHUIt' 39 25 date. (Idharn, Allnr Green. Geort Birnijrck, cloudy 67 43 1i1thIuru, Ctua'lt* Thompson. Boibc, cloudy Boston. clear . 40 30 Lurt'tu Coulter, Lucula Thom. Bufiilo, clear . 40 22 Lt. Patricia E. Coro, Hudson Chicago, clear . 40 Gh!xu, Patricia Puren Sun.. 47 31 lord; Eugene Helzzsiva, Cecelia Cincinnati. Cleveland, cleuj- ... 26 P. liowninn, DeBary: Mary C. [U1i EUL Nelson, Ileltunu; Linda Wzlhcr, Del; Maine.".. cleltF . 51 36 ... :w 27 Lesaic O1)e3', Luretita Sjoblomn, Detromt.. Ckngsd [istligs, Mitisul Ustligs, Ms I Ysaiw Ps 13 .04 Luke Mary; Lillie Mac 1Lue1- Fairbanks, tinow ... Fort Worth . clear HI UI Don't wait! Call our Businees Office now to more, Oviedo. . Helena, cloudy ,3(1 04 .. 40 change listings in the Telephone Directory. And OVEMEIt 20, iWila ür 70 Honolulu, cluuciv remember-additional liatinga for mnberB 01 IndAanapohm, clear 45 30 Tillib, Your family or firm may be included for littk Icy, ILuat. A. Ra msey, EtUbeZI Jaclzaozwllle. clouds 70 53 extra oost LInil, Sandra Th orne, Diane Juneau. clear ... . 25 .5 Mr. BusinessmanBe sure you're preeented Fielder, Florence Dinirnock, Kansas City. clear . 63 53 ILUb ATd 67 5 5 in the Yellow Pager,-the best way to tell Poo. Nati Moziro, Willie Williazuti, .Juuis'il ie. ... Su.xthird; V e x ii a Collier, Memphu. rum ..... 59 pie how to find you. Action People "Let their 411 7' Gaurgia Nordendale, Altamonte Mijwaue, cloudy fingers do the Walking ... Rej t& ads... 8 Staririi-i' r 1i,.ha.r,4 (Iwia... Ti.L' Mplh..bLr.. Learn the facts... Find you fasL' bury; buy Whitaker, 111 New Orleanz, clear 76 Advertise for action where Aion P)pIe thop. Mary; Jennit jiolcomb, MlLb- New York, clear' . . 42 33 cutle; Frederick Zull, Mstitliiitd. OUa. .. 53 zrt*zs cloudy Omaha. .. 5 "J 4j Mr. and hI re. lLuhI!rt 01.11.. ,.i...I.. ..1.. -. - . ái 4L1 -----_---- Frazier I Sunw'd, a girl. Phoenix. cloudy ... 81) 52 . tr tmt& LLrLtth Pztburgh. clear 43 7 ., Eathy A. Bt., Azuwu', Lucy PUnd, Me., clew' ... 41) 27 SalACTION PEOPLE SHOP THE YELLOW PAGES E a e e liruukz, Ptlnd.. Ore.. . 4 .03 Fravkjt .Miic .uuug, John Rapid City, cloudy 04 42 . '44344t$S4IIF I HOME X1RSI!G SERVICE of Seminole CoUnty G'. 14115 A. Gray. Cwro)yn I 'Si..' SMadurl ISrraiId, IUV hmund. cloudy . so 51..'. 4 'asS. A been t.trtthed and approved for medicare, a a parCi'aumd. unfurd, Gilbert SL Loom LlcIud ticipat1ng home health care agency. Official plaque Rubbizii.. Raymund N. Hiclj, Salt Ur.. City. cloud 65 54 Yellow 'vuuc t was preFezlted to Mrs. Grace Fisher (right) direc.IBrY; Lois )!i buas and San Diego. cloudy . 66 5 tor of the Home Nursing Service by Jack Ricklea. baby IIU', L1*1( )luurt..e- Curt.i San Frail., cloudy 61 53 .4 .,. field representa ti ve for the U. S. Office of Social W. Care', Osteen; Willie M. Seattle. st 47 03 S eua Juhnuuu, Titusville.. Security. (Herald Photo) Tampa. cloudy .....81) Iii -. I - ~ Lb. son, Silvio Brunelli, Ann& Just how much 11oride voterF I and plaw to conduct a public i The second draft of the revisth ti e class is in loca ng the ARNOL1, 1ATHNET & LAG.% St-cinhilher, DeBary; Eleanor know and understand about the eCIUNItiOi, band, Charles A. Nichols of San- mg t'rTyf "Ot - - Limit 2 Pleas.. W-D BROAD BREASTED QUICK FROZEN D&D 10-22 LB. AVG. zit, hifA urent or 'fluI"it $ Tomato Catsup 6/1. Limit 1 with $5.00 Order, , )i,'r'. Sr.crd, L4. TI t' u t .' - i 4 - 12-ni. HIT'f MAID PøjuIir 2/39 y 4"r.'' C'('TtatT) j 7? TIN . . • onnaise . . . . 49 str n ee • • 3 9 '• Hn. I RLVL1: IIOiSHOL.B. IITH( Cake Miox e s 4/'lo Evaporated M1*1k 7/ BAG M 4/,l,, crjsmir,c br-'Ic 17 1'" Reg ular 29 Farm StuffIng thi s 3i.tl,'. Earb riatin rat 4.'ni.id mm-1 ha- in 'wrmtIr, and S q1I3 Qts. DEEP SOUTH I.Lb, VAC PAK . . . . only -, 0 rtening i-lb. TIN - j W ASTOR-Limit I with $5.00 Order 21, tot VJ". OlE h .r C'mirtlic-um She is survived by her hui.- I - ; . Jí with every $5 purchase within i-Is ea)snda- montha Irian Pauline Kessenich, Daniel jar. $10 purchase you can get two pieces . . . and so on, \' 1 1 featured for just 9f. For ectch $5 In grocery purchaso$, you are entitled to one piece at this low price. 7here's no limit with a IA .nd reiti!cetl to flikIi (5rnknE wh}th Couta - , 40 years. She was a McLhndlj and Mrs. Mary Dunn, reading spec'- nun F. Burke, Sally C. Morris, lord, The body )ui been forwarded by Gra rn knw Fuiuerzil Home to Ccinel'flIe, Pa,. far nod burial, c.'.- 2i25 05• !:: W a.'Inst tsk1 i-tat* In the cf1et' "a' ' . week 8-or, PEPPERIDGE Yall ' SOUTHERN BISCUIT arshmallw o 2/49w Sanford Ek'ctric-.loscph A. Stewart, 814 Myrtle Ave.; Sanford Atiantic National Bank II. 1. Cockman, 1811 Adams Ave.; Smith's Shoes and C)oth inMrs. Jewel Bailey, P. 0. Box 106, Lake Monroe. 'l'O .111, PEU 41 0 fl_('3.%IMi. OR fll:M.' AGA1''!' '5'lD 1'TATEt , - p 1'%G - -.- - ]iEfl1ElZT fl . - Pumpkin O. M41%14S - . No. 300 Con THRIFTY MAID . Coffee Cup $ 99 1 ReuIar 2'35c - N. 303 LIBBY T11 R rLrnun.q . -. ., - -, - .L...3L1•-... to Notice ('01 fl't'. $ jymn anent resident for the past opr, in the enurbo, classes wIll two years and a winter resi- open shortly after the Christmas Ward, Raehol Hicks, Marion dent prior to that. ti me for 15 hol id a y, under the direction of Elizbth 'Washington, Denja- adult educa ti on. ' - .: ___________________________ PKG. Van Rhee, 32 Columbine Trai', Kiwanis Speaker . - S LB. Cranberry S' ce 2/29~ Cranberry S ' ce 2139~ . Dc'Bary; 1-- • ' For Dropouts rector of - V Course Reading Christian Temperance Union. - j i . 5 .'.. ReuIor 27 . No. 300 Can OCEAN SPRAY ' As;hk-i Jr., 24.13 W. 18th St.; Notes Start t'aulor 2 / 4 9 - . • cq()fl Auto-. ). Noian; zn.ee; Rt. 2, Box 541, Sanford; Mary Carter Paint -Rosir Lee Bo...1ay' Katie Rcihinson, Bradwell, P. 0. Box 307, Lake 1119 Hickory Ave.; Monroe: S Mnthcr' }'rn'njturc W. A. lvcy's Shoe Stor-Mr, A. .,w. PDlC5 GOOD 1t4iJ NOV. 21 Ulm /1 GROUND BEEF Ground Sect 1000 'I'H!iia NOV. 13 A arac*I. awN-e11I6 - I ____________________________ Move .:1h 3 (Herald Photos) ' 9v - GET YOUR BONE WHITE W.D BRAND • • • • • • • • _* #25 Ai Ronmillat and A n d e r s on Wilson-Maier Furniture Drugstore Rose Levy, Ge- F. White Sr., Laurel Dri'c; neva, (donated to Sl-atjciri hader .lewe le rs-Mrs, W. L. Army). Jonc, Old Monroe Road; Sanford CJeaners-L. H. AlMary Esther'5-Mrs. Dôrc.th v ford, 2043 Holly Ave.; CorrocIl, 41(1 Elliott Aw: Touchton Drupstorc, - I.. E. 11olLywood Jeffords, 820 Catalina Drive; King, 106 W'estwood Court; Co w.' Department Store Sanford Shoe Center-Mrs. G. 'D. Bishop Jr., 204 Laurel -. Hospital ,1JI , ekjoy =dy apples while ridinr the host suings. 11"inner of the irrand prize was Eugene Ci'i mu'm oi Lo;.nu'y .muu k-ana 'flü 'ttCIK "'- "i' cash in lieu of he swimming pool. Proceeds from the festival are est,i- the Knights of Pyhins, Nelson. A few hours utter the giant Ville. Ohio, and a member of the Strimioforts struck, 1,200 men of Christian Church. the U.S. 25th Infantry Division I Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Nell Barber of Lake Mary; two brothers, Shelby and Leslie Barher. and two sisters, Mrs. Flo,;OVEMBER 18, ]I466 sit Cope and Mrs. Harriet Su'Admirnilons em all of Nelsonviilt. James Dornon Jr., Diannia The body was forwarded by Ti.ltes, Charles It. Tate, Charlie Gramkow Funeral Home to NdMeQueen, Bernice E. Carrow, snnville for services and burial. Sanford; Plains P. Frank, P. Hem'.. Margaret E. MRS. ANNA 1L'NICHOLS Mason, Di'liary; Eva Berg, Mrs. Anna Marguerite Nichols, A-ttcnt'pt is being riuide by th e 1)e]tmia; Chum'ies Howell, Okiie72, of 2611 S. Laurel Avenue, adult education department of chobet. Sin?ord, died Sunday in SemI Seminole Caunt" public se!rncih Births nole Memorial Hospi tal. to organize a course in reading Mr. azid Mrs. Herman L. She came to Sanford from JOT functionally illiterate adults. ''at Jr., Sanford, a girl. "U sufficient Interest develS -iraggs. Pa., and had been am Discharges 1 , , .. - FOOD. RIDES. FUN AND CAME, .'% entertained huncil-orls of persoll.s 14 It - !II I '. % with lath $3. PIIN4HII ;; TOP VALUE STAMPS Garrett 's Drive: - , 1-ending the All Souls Fall Festival, Saturday. In upper photo teenagers. always hungry, patronize the food stands while in lower photo youngsters C%IMOUD E. BARBER they have met since moving into Viet Nam was limited sharply Cliff ord Earl Barber, 74, 01 the area last August. East Floyd Avenue, Lake Mary% in the air, Gunm.based B52 again Sunday by bad wea ther and poor visibility. U. S. pilots died Friday in Seminole Mem- bombers staged three raids fl ew only 45 strike missions, aria] Hospital. clay on enemy positions in South most of them against coastal He came to Lake Mary sev- Viet Ntim, two of them in Co rntargets in the southern panhanen years ago from Ohio. He was munlst War Zone C in Tay Ninh die. a postal engineer, a member of Province, ........ - M A - ' sister. Mrs. Lillie Fortson of marines operating near the port. fir said U.S. chsuhltje!~ so 1 - - 4 '- San Angelo, Tcx.: seven grand- South China Sea coast reported far were light, children and eight great grand- killing UI Viet Cong Sunday in a In addition it. two raids 1tw0-and-a-half-hnur battle seven Tju- Ninh Ptovin children. B52 bombFuneral arrangements are un mues northwe o7 Quang ars also struck today at a sus• c•. A Koretin spokesman said pecter Viet Cong troop concernder direction of Brisson Funeral th e marines clashed with a reintration Home. Sanford. miles northwest of time forced Viet Cong company of coastal city of Qul Nhon. 201) men, the largest enemy unit U.S. air action over North $3. Ptuehiee. G04 1;t1. EsI FREE STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON T3OI iijl.j. With Pith I 9 . '4 4: ii't 100 , after a L Sr"NtTIAM J( . . Plate Bread & Butte, Plate I 12.17 'l'wenty-sever l u ck sor will be as'ured ni' vdng turk' for their Thinks -iving dinner, ihank. In members of the "We Care" Sanford flmvnlnwn chants who gave away th e free holiday b i ds in draw. Friday arid Saturday. iT Below is a list of the winners and the n,er'hin t who 1wnick'd the pri?e: .F1tmln' Gift Shop-Mrs. S. Sanford Herald-Mrs. F. F. Orange fl'e Sparks. Hilltop Roa& Harriman, Manuel eohcm Department MCrc.ry' - OeeTh .lone'., - Stnre-Rol'rt Thomas Jr., RI. 2, Box 16, Sanford; Bethune Circle; I Perkins' Men's \'car - Mrs Wert Jewelcr~. ' - M. Phillip Boyd, $00 Call, il l Court: 11$, Geneva; Cam'roIl'm. Furnitu'e Sweeney's Gift Shop-Susan Earl Abbott, 100 G - Castrjanni, 10! E. 11th St.: Florida Stale Bank Mrs. Department Store iloe Bus, 829 Escambia '-Mrs. F. L. Dampiem-, 1207 0Ik . moving Dinner •., ,. This Thanksgiving Here .' - Area Deaths IOl/" 5.10 Seth pI WithPepebe.. 9v Saucer Dit, To Have A Joyous SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A?) U. S. air c.r*valr3'men clsuihed wi th North Vietnamese soldiers in dose! quarter fighting today in the contra] highlands and reported killing 102 of the enemy. Th e U.S. military command said the battle hro1e out when a platoori of the 1st Cavalry, Air-mobile, Diwas attacked at hand rcnndc range by "Sl?flhlhlt" were lifted by helicopter into the target area, to wi th . North Vietnamese Three. 'MRS. LUEUJE GILBERT in 1,SDt) yards of the Cambodian The platoon suffered )wzivy Mrs. Luelic E. Gilbert, of border. 1210 Oak Avenue, Sanford, died cUSU1Litie before reinhircen-ittnt. Big. Gen. G. G. O'Connor. short a'rlv&l, a military spokesman the assistant dlvlslau command- 1 Saturday morning sa id. Air strikes were calJd or, said his forces would contin. Illness. in to )lar4mcr at the attacking IW to search for the Viet Cong In Born in Dalton. Ga., she movth e area "but It seems now th at Communists. ed to Sanford 1965. She was The acti on. part of Operati on they have (led across tht' border a member of Central Baptist Paul Revert 4. raged 22 mile for sanctuary." in th e central highlands fightChurch. sou th west of the U.S. Army S* ing. a U.S. spokesman sa id th e Survivors tire three daughters, cia] Forces camp at Plel Der. Nort h 7ietnamese hit the Amer Mrs. Lucy McGuire of Sanford, eng, scene of North Vietnamese lean cavalrymen Initially from Mrs. Josephine Warmack f probes and skirmishes for more all sides. Sanford, and Mrs. Clemmie wi than ii week. The spokesman said contact son of New Orleans, La; a son. Ground action was reported diminished this rifternon but light elsewhere, but Korean was still continuing at Fred M. Gilbert of Sanford: last .1 inn rs D*e. I Page gt,r ztvtnr , - DS!DVb QUAPIIITY IHf oil 400 E. First St I ee .. . - - e • . �a aim ..a.--_-..•••...--.-•.•-••• in!nrbIrriTh 21, 1966 4 - __ -• "• .. . -_ .,..+_.w•• Guidance Is Program Topic for PTA '!U i By JAWE CARSELBEIRT The program for the South Seminole .unk,r High School Parent Teacher meetings for was presented by Naveri the guidance department. Walter Dzurus Jr. spoke on group guidance and speeln.l activities. Miss Annette Petereon spoke on the testing program, and Mrs. Louise Gilpin spoke an scheduling students. They then answered questions from the audience. On display ware the various kinds of audio-visual equipment used at the school. New plastic draperies have been Installed In the CIIUrOOInS so that nodirt.-visual equipment can he put to better use by the teach- + t + + t+ ' r he only :unñ rainizip ji1rneeu this year. Project for the year is to better inform the parents on the school program through the newsletter and PTA pro. grams. Representing the PTA at the state convention, Nov. I&-I'i, In Tampa, were Mrs. Thoinaic Householder and Mrs. Millard Kcrshncr. Vq - • ---- - A l :7Tfj ANI.\1, )'ifli(.fl nf the .(;i(kP R. W. Fihfr Sunday (la 1'irt Methndkf (ho-h. .'inft,rd. ',ill he it 7 p.m. v vfh it ha hme! and (.(\rf(f (Iih .upp'1r in PI1Owhip Frail nf the Thiith Wing. A k the (l)t(,fli, .J(le Ware will ho in (-hare r1' prepnrirnr ft, l.arhpruu'. The ol:ils •rIR7PI,I1C ( 'irt and penker for the evenin' ;'il he (iai'enee E. '1e(re-l. ltivpnilp (r)IIrt. C (0 in e fir. 'I. -0113K Federation Of Names New Officers am An Offileri of Ale L"lnrd.e ''d• erainn of Art. Inc. Iecterl for g ( £LIC J 19911110111111h, I967 .it the rc'eent :111th annual TRIO Cnfl'ueflttnfl and tflth annual xhihittnn in Miami haw, been announced by Mrs. Gnre Brooke NHS Project To Aid Little Red School e!H - .,.•• • The $400 budget was presented and approved. Items Included are state and national PTA dues—$200; postage for the newsletter, $100; refreshments - $50; stationery and stamps—$10; registration fee for PTA convention - $10; president's gfft—$10; and iniscellanenus operating expenses —$10. The estimated income from •-• . • • I Wa) gas or electric range purch and delivered before T enoughfora Largefa I of — The National Honor Society at South Seminole Junior High' School is sponsoring it project to collect toys for the children at the Little Bed School House in Sanford for mentally retarded children. Boxes have been set Uf) in the main orrk.t to rcchc do nations. Mrs. Jane Ford and Richard Miller are faculty advisors. The student council also has several projects planned. Members are in charge of the antrnuncemcnts and devotions at the beginning of the day. They also are planning, in cooperation with the guidance departuient, iui all school dress-up thiy" ttu nir.mth. Tht student council feel, that thit maneffort will eitimuluu better munner nerb and better effort In class. The physical education departinent will show films that day and not require students to dress out. Another project is to pipe FM music into the cafeteria during lunch periods over the public uddrest system. Penny boxes have been set up in which students can contribute to this on deavor. football student.! acuity A to be held at 7:30 p.m.. is game Tuesday, at Lyman High School to raise flLDlIt!y for the music equipment. )I flit, IPAII& Abk-- + + P + • • • • • + 4 — VFP- - =77= I I i LI It 1 al .10 '4 oft - S lip t50' rIfl1HI1 SKIUI I h11L: ItI U1 IIPIRIJtILItIi ill JOVI S 1M 00 113ye" Se Woo jot 19*0- O1LAWO Col.s.Lsl M. OILAPI,O IDDO Amber Rd. Hwy i S .J A...4 I WINTU PARK I Pi.ia Pt.,.. Ks. 17.12 I A$ Lee Rcad. I $aU AUJI • MIU&TT 0"1119• DAYTOkA UIACH Holly MIII Plaza Fisid, Plow Shopping Center Nov. Rd. & IOOBalcoGk Rt. L20 and S.L3I 6.1W o,. I I cidFlarids. • New Officers Nominated By WW Club 4V W&O FIF • VISTA Chiropractor Attends 52nd Annual Meet Dr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Ellis of 22b Brighton Way. Cassolberry, have returned l*onw from attending the fifty-second annual convention and educatiouni seminar of the Florida Chiropractic Association In Juchsonvilie. Dr. Ellis was one of 500 chiropractors and their guests who attended educational lac. tures on the latest methods of iagnoais and management of commonly eucountered syndromes of the spine and cx tremitles and the latest mothads of X-ray and analysis and interpretation of X-rays. This is part of the continuing educution that all ckiirupraicuc. physiciMns in the State of Florida take part in every year. There were further discussions on the health care problems of the State of Florida and the role of the chiropractic physician in helping to provide better health care for all the • + 'I IDe Rary. eiirrent president. Servina will ho Rev. R. (lay Kent of Palm B.Iy. precident; William Daniel! of St. •iigustine, tlrMt vice president: Reginald Stranee of Indian Lake tate-4. + tCflfl(l vice president (immedi,ite); Mn. Rrnnk, past president and reijinnai 'o-ordinatnr and chairman of the education hoard.Mrs. Bernadine Bklhy .i( D.-fantI. re(: rrltnLt ;eir*'tary; + Dr. A. . Brandt. or (",ainesville. treasurer Mr'i. Donna Henry of Cocoa, historian: Mrs. Ruby Coe Zephyrhi Its. of a hot a rsh i ps; %(r. .I.tbt'i Bullis of rampa. iihrar'.in Leon c/etr:Ine) of circuit ch.ii rnian Lakei.ind, Kenneth Alcorn. fiu:,rwc -hairman- Mrs. Roii.iiine Ledgerwood of Deltona. Prui.trlin chaerm.iii. and Waiter Penrose of Sr,ii.in. i&n• jtuii+i. Thei' officer'; will be installed in .Janutrj Some 291) paintings -re euder'ateon e annual ered in the exhibition. The 200 award for Best in Show n Artie \'fc ien.:ie of \Ii.euee. Thin'; '., i nt.in ge. Inc luding niii roIn Sanford. were selected to () On ,.'i?('Uit for lit.? year. ft SANE • r,Th P:ir"r' ; ) r inch 25JCO. - This delicious FAMILY-S ABSOLUTELY FREE with tnfcrrb t,t' r -v. 21. fr,rr, • •. -w By MAR' k.N.N HILES South Siii:iioI,+ Welcome Chit) nominated Mrs. Liz Miller :is i'e• presidi•iit it 'l'hiirsthey tit the %lL. 'veriiuii IIU). Other officers will be Mrs. Petutinc Stevens, fir-it vice president: Mrs. May Jones. second vice president Mrs. Lelure . ecreLir. arid Mrs. Mildred Knight. Thirty ruertibers Ind :iLx uesLs atteuidcd. Iiuests were Mrs. Muriel Artii,triiig. Mrs. IIe •uut1ne. \Lr-. Shirley Uuells. Mrs. l.erLh1i Iddjns, %tr,. Grace Nc..ct! and Mrs. Lii Search. tiriieruu- Lt.•gii, it _a1iiie41 gvu4IN were donated by club iiietiibers to be given to the Sal. atlun .,Lrmy III S,.iiilu&i.l RJt' USC iii the Thauiksgn.iiig bnsleLs. ('vys. aLsu Lo be tveu to the Sal%auon :rtuy for ChiL.uias lLstrtbuLioa, tre to be brought Ito the cLub' Ueceiuber meethug. Ltivrrie wtiuicc %a, Mrs. + htov!L. Caxtl baigu %as won by Mrs. Ruse UWI. bridge by Mrs tddnmg-. LuL valia stu by Mrs t"ruuiees 1)iek.vnsoie uuA '.etiid vallasta by Mi-.. Junes. Part. toy tht. tuevneum.g and outgoing e.'itiutie b.it- t aw-tutwm be t)ec.5 4 the SS ('aktt'rLe ltiittLtttun of new (11flt.-t- r eieit tmeiivaL Chei3Ltitts taI-Iy ill be at LL.$U a. ut., L)vc. IJ, at Mi. Vciuun liui. 4. + • '---'*. ;j •+. I . -I--. + Al + �- - 11 . - - •-• ___ _ - 1 -- -- I --- -- - - f F St 1LLT TL I - if J L ill T IL - IJt JI -- if I - - Aw -I __ - 41 Jã1'2 ;E1 11/El /1 SJ K1 IA'r-I jJ 11 — —4 5 — - - -- - - STORE HOURS /-1 IZi .. JJ —i---- PARK AVE. AT 25th ST.lT MON. - THURS. AM.. 1 P.M. SATURDAY A.M. . e P.M. FRIDAY — B A.M.- P.M. SUNDAY e AM. .6 P.M. -- - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED "IlAw Dm SANBORN SHORTENING OPEN SUNDAY S AM. TO of DETERGENT ALL GRINDS COFFEE too C: WDRIF LB. CAN 3.1.1. CAN GIANT PACKAGE ROLL .'c / ---- \ ..<i. --. I I , ___ IMIT: ONE WITH $5.00 ORDER) .t_ -. ................... .- • .s. -• • BROAD BREASTED •• MORE WHITE MEAT I ......... - - .•__ L_ t '.k (LIMITt ONE WITH YOUR $5, OR MORE, FOOD ORDER PLEASE) •...-. "'OVEN-READY"' GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN . • .. %ØhhI$ FLAVOR-AGED REEF L I 11111ff #r (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5. OR MORE. FOOD ORDER PLEASE) (LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $S. OR MORE. FOOD ORDER PLEASE) pre I pa / c SHOULDER OR WILSONIS %UTTER n LB. PKG. (9uarton) (1, M1 , F. g1" Y if (10-14 LBS.) (16-24 LBS.) I , IL LB MIT: ONE WITH YOUR $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER EASE) LB p' 0I CHUCK 0 "PET RITZ" PIE SHELLS ........ o`F`2 3 9 c FOUR FISHERMEN" 11-Oz. FISH STICKS ...... PKG. 39c STEAK CANNED '4$M_ HAM CAN $ 78 1 0 POT or BONELESS ROUND 110 4 BORDEN JUMBO ROLL KLEENEX DINNER CHIPS NA "SUPREME" HOLLAND DUTCH 2 NO 303 CANS 29c lo CTINS EPKG. 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CAN 1 9C M' -Oz- 31c "SHURFINE" '03 DIAMONDS" SLICED - 39t CREAM CHEESE 11-OL 25c PKO. (lIMIT; 2 WITH $5.00 (LIMIT: 4. WITIA FOOD ORDER PLEASE) "LYKES" PURE PORK FRESH' "100°' PURE" GROUND PKG. 29c Rice 9-0 BAG a"c "L.ARA LYNN" Y2-OZ. i0IfinnLB. 1 BTL. 7C PKG. U 7C "MENCH'S" POULTRY 12-0Z. CANS I.J I,LI_J '"rRELLIS" JAR * 4k Miwe Meat "FRENCH'S - "EVERFRESH" POTATO 9-oz. TWIN-PAK NO. 21h JAR 39C Peaches "MAR71" THROWN STUFFED s Oliv "STOKELY" ASSORTED TOWELS ROAST 38c LB. Sk Ir NSHINE" PICKLED (LIMIT ; iiia " "LEAN" Ai' WESTERN LB. 5 KRAFT'S "'PHILADELPHIAr LBO 3-111. RING QUART JAR 2 WL 89C 4MV BAKINGHENS "LEAN' WESTERN BOSTON BUTT LB. 48c PORK ROAST tAIffThkI fIII LJI I DUCKS" " nr FLA. Gri1AM A n.iAi CHICKENS DRESSING EGGS . 2 CANS 5LBS. I" FRYERS "ARMOUR STAR" QUICK FROZEN "MIRACLE WHIP" SALAD "C r fS "ARMOUR STAR" DINNER ROLLS 2 BREAD .......... 4 20-OZ. LOAVES 95C OLEO SCUj 24-OL POLY , BASS "OVEN GOLD" HE 0 NO BONES 0 NO WASTE C PKGS. OF 12 2.5c I%MIRACLE W41PPEW qUAItTPS C LB. tt. "OSAGE" HALVES STEAK C LB. "ARMOUR STAR" EVERFRESH' / PE f:ORD HOOK LIMAS, POLE BEANS, SPECKLED BUTTER BEANS, CREAM PIES. 2 RIB or FAMILY STEAK C 20-OZ. EACH (Limif 2) SWISS CLUB SIRLOIN ROUND IS ?UASH 2 29c 4 "FRESH IN CRISP" 2STALKs25c CELERY U.S. NO. I "YELLOV, LO. CELLO "C BAG 3 0 N 10 NI f-F t "ARM 'N RIPE" TOMATOES £ s. 137C "ROME" COOKING Lt. CELLO 49C APPLES 4 BAG "KRAFT" FRESH ORANGE 79c VALUE! COUGH SYRUP I, FRESH YELLOW C Va L. 69c JUICE "OCEAN SPRAY" FRESHI CRANBERRILS - - Box 29c 1 L ,. -- �0 p :.. ___ è ______ t S SCRAPING BOTTOM THE ____ _ Crones Down With The •• .•.. !'i. . I k.l.!. . I .., & -. :~'. .., ~,:,. 1 .*1111 , ~AR..k,~i._._ ~,,,.;,~,,,:#,~:_ i.7".."'_f -: "''Aq,,,,, : .4r. .r ' , . _____ ,, . ,r I - 1. 'I I' 1.., 1 ..41- 6, 41i" ,,, .. 1. . e ".. . ; . , , - " ,~~-, - -- Signs 11 I - 1 11 1 I C. rr - FIND )- i, t ,3 I 11 11 - Corii7 , • '~ ll ~j ,1 1--•-. . - . in Semlt's Count. 1. Fair time again The fair lasts throughout the entire week . . . so take advantage of it. mole County! The fair is well worth the few hours fufl week's activity planned including that are needed to view the displays and Children's Day tomorrow and Wednes- exhibit-,. There is an excellent midway, day ant] Merchants' Day Thursday. some fine free entertainment and the A lot of work by the American Leadmission prices have been set low " ., I . - ' . - ' ' j~k , ,.,.Z,-, - , - . I - - , . i _________-m .~~ Under this system, everyone will gentlemen - and make it out of rubber have a number and one credit card. Yes, so it'll stretch! card which can be used for anything I . i , * is too old-fashioned to cope with today's graMMatic writer. it is still must go the 1968 primary route' . George Romney to have any chance. Ssvs one: Michigan's Gov 'op] are likely to say to i and Richard Nixon for the 196S Nixon: 'Show us you're a winpresidential nomination. 11 ner'. The leaders warmly welcome 0 , r'. 1* ~ , .1 i ,I % ~ 11 I I " 'I ~ I . em I ; I i tions of whether, when and bow " 1 . . Herald Area Correspondents 11, I A)tamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Ratios 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles Geneva Mrs. Jos. E. Mathicux 349-5205 take Mary Mrs. Fiane. wet 838-3678 u4zi. Ca.e1berry Mrs. Jane CUstlbt!rry. 8284046 £ Lake Mroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson ZZZ4722 Chuluot.a ~ Krs. Liza Baker UI DeBary Mrs. John Uone L,ongwood Mrs. Donna Estes 8384217 3554J93 1. 1. 66S-4883 Deltona Mrs. M9dred Haney 665.5361 Enirprise Mrs. Marilyne Peteriton 6684884 MIss Ruth Da1daoa fSS-4504 365*651 ~ -- North Chiando st Mrs. Clarence Snyder 333,454] L ¼ - - Jr ' au1or1 i ___________ Page 8 Sanford Herd NOV. 21, i9 IasI,o. gi,iuj "a u$.I*HsJi PM*aK SULIIILISE., (.imtIss - O.raI LAMMI vk5U.EL aoaE.aai si.aaaaise Associate J.Gd$tor £dVSnt$s UIr.ctor YKEI vas PELT ROW Mat jio ttOItui' Ad,srtlsing *tsgev DORIS WILLL*Ms JaSlac aIilIcM6h a-u 8ic$.* 1dItcir 5511Db.. UD*iCt DU1TI *1)1115 -- -1. - ,- Clip. -_ rail. Editor JVUT WE.LL$ Coujy Ed$toi' Pub1isa. n, iaturdsp. pr.o*gu Cbrl.tss. M*ebm)ct $U511 $51 '5'( Staff kth,,'..j,,t,., unday and child a fair break at school. Republican. Also, be sure to have a die- I in his fist New Deal year, Riding on a 400,000-vote marFDR collected from the taxpa'- gin, the attractive young Percy ers the sum of $3 billion. He is seen by party figures as sure spent about $6.6 billion for a to be a steady attention-getter deficit of $8.6 billion. From the In Washington. But, with reRepublicans FDR inherited a $pI4 to 1968 presidential public debt of $22.6 billion. Aft- chances, one leader says: er S.9O I Month. $411 $ MUDUS , Harry Truman, Ike, "That would be an im')robable billion. The public debt in- stand it, even his own people cre"ed nearly $8 billion in the (in Illinois) are not quite ready I 1.110 1 Mostb I ' "p a deficit Of mw- c than $7.8 dent folks will be busily formbillion. ng Reag'sn clubs fro'a here on !n three months of this fiscal and that his disavowal, of iii- wiir rgrii. Vi • PLCIAL rj 11 IIODUCTION FLIH il il il li li li li i i ~i . -- 7'h• He"ala /Uh'BIUiPL4' NIW CESSNA T&MNE;t $1210 Pit Ikai .t.Y Alit _______________________ TAXI CUTIPICATI COfliS E$1k'. UP ITS S M.at. $55 $ Mentba ,- ID IllS IJea,PaIaez ________ Ir st.r.4 as .'cuad alas. matter Ootvhss SI. 1515 aS Lb. Past OtOas i ` - -, ISo ian of *sy rnai.rIai, nw. r vsrt$gtag of tam s4*iios et The Sanford H.rsld may be r.produd Is sap. m-asssr wlthouu - ,, wrI(te pernilash.c of the publisher of Th. H.ssit Lap. IaSIvIgaa.i I - 's 10553 lIWS prIsIad 4 (. ____ - M LVI. JaU-SIg'lng on Tb. U.s-aids oep7rlgbi .a wW s. .&a 11* lit d k - 451 (il OVIk.UO 26 54 1 TEL. 322052 TO MAN' /4PPY : - 4 - - - .•. .. . . I .- . to . , f -- LOW UP To no IAC FIIME COI?IIATIII SANFORD I Ill West First Street.,,.............Phone 322.3743 II ORLANDO 423 north Orange Avenue............ Phone 424 3605 401 West Central Boulevard I per cent and Reagan by 67 to 33 at the right turkey. in Harris presidential trial heats. -P '. Reagan said Sunday. however, that he has no intention of seeking the nomination. On the ABC radio-television program 'Issues and Answers," he added that It is to early 'to YOU BUY THE evaluate who will rise above afl (Herald Photo) Day To ____________________________________________________________________ to be the candidate." Remember WH0LE . PIE (NOT JUST A I. •. t ' -- if 4 SLICED -, that in a Nov I news conference . 14 Ii it Ol)( n a i ('.abIllty that the - Opereffa Sef When you advertise in THE HERALD you know your advertising dollar is wisely ("(LiIIiStuiIiC'5 01 11w BSSiI.SSlflBex p ' lit lored Af St. Luke's 0 mvested ONLY in your trading area - -- if important flew e!,'itiCI)cC -, £ - 1t 1 11111111 should he foi-thcoming. A three-act operetta entitled Joliieou said: ''I know of no evidetu'e that would in any way ''Around the Seasons'' will be reasonable person to prese'nted t 7 pun. Tuesday at eause have a doubt about the Warren St. Luke's Christian Day School by the pupils of the lower eleCeilIiliIIs5ItII. But II there is any S.nf.rd ______ If pss'_____ .1y .oMd, ____i a. Welling best pIsi sat, a aw.od rieset, (U SII R' $YIIU., pIsceS ____ ,, uthituhL') grades. -- - ('V1(lt'Iit.'(' that's brought forth, 'l'lw plot centers around a I'iii stilt' that the co,umissioii group of children, who after and the ill)l)IoiH'iutti' authorities their school burns down, holds t'.ill t,tli action that uiiay be classes In a barn. When the just ilieel." weather geL, too cold to hold 'I he Wait-en Commission RC classes, the group Is about (we1ti-t made' this summation: &'d close the Barn School "The' shots which killed Prusi- until Spring. A well known dt't K.-'iuie'dy and wounded f*'ieiitl collies to their aid with Guy. (1lohn II. Con n ally ° a stove and they can continue. %% - e flied by Let' liar- vtiuiu Spring rolls around, the "y ().waltl. (lii the basis f the group 1 students Is informed Mr. and Mrs. Clarejue t'vlek'itte I)t'IOLe (lit' coutunis- that next Fall th ey can go to a f Lol sion, it __________ -- _____ - - -- ______- have done so well In their work. '11w t'ast of cha.acters IT)' old kgeuui holds that I)ij-Ij %%,itittiligton, it poor wy cludes Diana 801luseilloyer as Au i,iieittittti to a medieval tact'- tIn' tt'uelst'r, llota'rt King as 'I'lse Congo and charged with t'link to be held in coil- "Teit-it hack, Whittiiigtlots, I.ot'eI cuts, angels, flags, sprites and being a spy, her defense spee't'ls j linetioti wit hi I he Na- .1usyiui' of l.uitilon." iii i-vturit. jat'k'o'lautern (i, Ulï'W Uj), ititil (tiltilliut tht, January. (l1uI'lultl I'Iiutu) terais. 'EIi ope'u.41a is directed by J. S. Beat. ADVERTISiNG DOLLARS ARE iNVESTED . . . 5nfo HreJd NOT SPENT! RESULTS ARE THE ONLY TRUE MEASUREMENT OF YOUR ADS • • • ANt) THOSE RESULTS Vkl.i. p 0. lox 1214 Sanford CAN BE FOUND HERE. Nih. DsYrhis Ill FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY FROM SANFO1W EXCHANGE Kwy T..&. (NOT LONG D1STACE) Lak. Mary P. 0. Box 1214 Sanford M'uIã.d N. ô$4è3 I S.phi. 14.ha.s anIord_Btrald_ SINCE 190 661.4402 ____________________ _________________________________ I - --- I U.-. - - ~ ___ I - . * -0-.e; 4, , 1 - j - -- .. _ I -- - - I . -- -- I,I . J*41t4*~L.o ," . I A Phone 423-6493 • and Rockefel.ler each by 54 to 46 says, your card is sure to arive 11 )IF raising project. brought tears to the judge's tioniti Music' Ettttt'utt h tll '1iS B OtW Turkey elect Charles H. Percy of I111- three communities called Tur nois and 5 pe r cent Gov.-elect key, you'd best use the ZIP of California. of Ronald code. Johnson beat Nixon. Percy That way, the department .Jttitltui' i high i-butt, mitts tiled to i'uut away Farina's' John, DeeAmw EsWhen Sulyution Army Major All Stab Cabrielle Jiasequet was at reiated St'Iiool Hlthl(I WhlI('hi \VIlI ft out l.euuiituit. As tin was l.'iev- tiitlga.s as I)uuntl Nature and a - Aft ft cent. Six per cent favored Sen.- somebody in one of the nation'i 4-V-17ro-p-' .. '. .- Friday niglit to produce the attractive holiday decorations for their fund Tuesday--A Rol third term that he was not inter Thanksgiving greeting cards ested in running again for prest- this year. and says If you hap. dent - was the choice of 12 per pen to be mailing a card to - the Cassclbei'ry Methodist Church struggle with putting wreaths together from computer cards. The class members all pitched in it t meeting and may fall no lower than South Seihlit)oIe .1 RIIUOR' ffigil filill(l 111j.4 twen se90 fievreem at night. leCte(l to I)IIIY vith tilt' --- r O. 6AE lt4 ARE GOlir -. . FI N I.S)I I E D CHRISTMAS wreath is shown by Mrs. Nanette Oakley as Mrs. Judy Brugman and Martin Neiswander of the Friendship Class of rise us highs us 113 degEt'(b taluiteci tronihunist with Esso SANFOID. FLA. , Si (ItEG NICIU)l4, sot' of lCD TEMI'ERATIJRES In Riyadh , capita) of Buudl, : ::;g • ,, • .; .- -. AD i.10 by his own chauffeur. -- • Mrs. Harry I.ee presiding. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gerald Brown after ad- AAIIA1LI •4.#1 ?&ODUCTS 416 `7111.( during the business session with . .' you need to do it is a simple matter at your GAC oMc.. You'll get prompt, personal service. and convenled monthly payments fitted to your budget. Stop in or call. Get a cash advance from GAC for gift.huylng, new clothing home furnishings, holiday travel - . . or for any good reasoa. GOP nominee, for its ZIP code is a real turkey Richard M. Nixon was second - or, rather, three turkeys. at 28 per cent and Rockefeller The department expects to - .. 'l'eset') 6 for a cash advance Shopping with ready cash can help you complete your holiday pret,arations early . . . and getting the money as the post Office's latest prnmotinn 9. -0-. 14 1- Tentative plans to enter a float In the Jaycee Christmas Parade In Sanford were made 6Et4 y 110 or turn s.spoe.it4• f ci: such reproduction will D. ooasll.rsd , 1' f., AVIATION Plumbluug, I4ssg & Ak CosditIo.i.g 317 • 30 --- cluding those for dental and mental health, also were discussed. - __________________ imw. Sprs, Pu . '. ". 0 .1 mftl- partment were outlined by Mrs. Hulda Kibbee for members of the Wilson (Paula) ParentTeacher Organization at their November meeting. The now clinics at the Health Center, in- ..40S1 CENTRAL FLORIDA POINTS C.' U REACHED IN ONE HOUR OR 1.15. __________________ 1.Q I Moa*b fl'tfl bet of the Lasuclalal Pr.'. Which Is •DtlUd --. Services offered the public ______ _________ ASK GAC. - said Harris, 43 per cent of persons calling themselves Repub- WASHINGTON (AP) - The - journument of the meeti,ig. 00 Johnson had nipped Romney 51 to 49 per cent in a Harris Oc ' tober poll. In this month's poll. . ,~.l . : ' M44',$WvYOR41 ____ • .. . . -. ____________ ___________ it So persi st -,tit, are the attacks Has Program PEtTOI YOUR AP WIU ~41 • LN, Democrats may be the fir-it only briefly, then drove back to Oswald? Did lie act alone? Or examining a sbhsetvheI C. has disclosed no credible cvipick up Mrs. Johnson. He was Attorney Mark Lane asserts there a cotipIracy iuvolv- witnesses motIfltaiflOU un av of evidence dence that shots were tired last seen disappearing down a lug one or more acconiplici's? Hut still nourusg forth are in his book "Rush to Judgment" from anywhere else." gravel ranch road. ----nooks and ir - gazine articles that at least seven witnesses ________________________________ el,a'k'riging both the commis. said they had seen "a puff, or of white smoke" from "on's report utrd the adequacy puffs, 'Wilson PTO l'eh'u-d a wooden fence which its I :- ,___ / But Romney aides already are ting Is that he will conic President wheeled down an al- F. Kennedy I)allas, 'Fex., and two questions with a firm Yes, School l3ook Depository Build. port had this to say: "In contrast to the testimony of wit. ley and went to the apartment tile controversy surrotinding his the third with it firin no. Ing. Critics of tile commission nesscs who heard and observed the Johnsons have over the death continues. Ti'ese caticlusions followed insist tilt re is reason to be lieve h fired from the depository, Johnson City bank. lie stayed - II" GOP presidential nomination, again at 72, however, the hot- I the rtesidential car was about 'l'ue'tlay The ;cci:tl investigative corn- acted alone.'' NEW VOilE (Al') Is the third anniversary of the mission heodeO by Chief Justice TI)'! cotniuisstotl found that to pass. ects. lie rifle lire had conic entirely On that point the Warren While this was going dn, the assassination of President John l'arl Warren answered the first Ircin a window of the Texas F&k.". cHgAOKU -,1896t' (tie ass for r•publIUo it ., . After the church services the P bct-LBJ already hub racked Professionals believe these ar- - Johnsons temporarily went separate ways. Mrs. Johnson spent some time Inspecting a Johnson City park, one of her beautification proj. _____ THE CROWD'S - -. . . Incislonal hernia which resulted from his gall bladder-kidney stone operation in October 1965. 1 I ~! i~ 7 governors and governors-elect port to Republican Ronald Rea- - .; . . .: -- real public outing since surgery for the removal of a polyp from __ REAL ACHIEVEMENT •• . - through the County Health Dc- Learn to FLY I - 11067 - July, August, Sept.ein- conservatives. • been elected elder. It was the Presidents first P I Johnson 54 per cent to 46 per Nelson of Wisconsin and George p grL _____ Pollster Louis Harris reported termers who won in l92. Sunday that voters questioned These include Sens. Birch after the Nov. 8 election pre- Bayh of Indiana, Daie1 a fered Romney over President Brewster of Maryland. Gaylord pal, announced Johnson had Co. holiday shopping To enjoy t your convenience quarters for a presidential f Most vulnerable among the - ,--.- ' 1966 - Page 9 w2l are expected to meet in Decem- gari, who won the governorship. The term of Senate Republiher In Colorado Springs, Coin, Romney, who won a third can (.eader Pverett M. Dirksen term Nov. 8, says he hasn't of Illinois also ends two year decided whether to .seek the 1968 from now. ft he elects to nin - .- ttftir?*ril Hie Senatorial contests in Califor. have more influence in national nia nearly always toss-ups. Rut affairs and in the GOP. Rockefeller met Friday in the Sen. Thnmas ft. Ktichel. the all Virgin Islands with Republican sistant GOP leader. faces more I Gov,-elect Raymond P. Shafer than usual difficulties because of Pennsylvania. All Republican of his failure to give public sup- drive. his throat and the repair of an PLACE which they have become accus- topflight governor." In the first quarter of fiscal new hero of his party's st-rong Ii - Akin, an Austin school princi- • ____ StmdAy for A two-week vacation. 1968. But politicians rtirrently i Ile saUl in a statement that re- class as doubtful only about lfl cently elected Republican gov- Democratic and perhaps one ysician P "I Johnson City Christian church where the lay minister, Ray • ('arpeI. • l"iirniture uk • Pianos _________ :-4 diat it raii I)e exl)unded in the hiture. ,me itecrent ion (omt11iMsitm hopes to receive otations Of 15 I)or atid tnaterial.,i to ninke construction (ileriikl Photo) ami y svi!l heitSmather of Florida. f4___ strengthening the Republican that go with it. Twenty-three Democratic and Jt~ r3-'j party. Romney arrived in San Juan Ii GOP seats will be at stake in ••.4• •• •-• •.: "S'..- o dent to It o'clock services at the -, the tax loot may be, It will not going for the big job. Says the 'r be enough to maintain the war, same veteran organizer: "if l • 1%6 1r NLA. lac. the welfare state and the citi- were advising Reagan, I'd tell "ru bet you two ore interested in a perceptive blend zens subsidized on its free him to sit In Sacramento and modern and traditional!" lunch pay roll in the style to learn bow to be one hell of ____________ ____________________________________________ ..I / _________________________________________________________________ The President started of I minding doctors' orders, but It didn't last long Sunday, Mrs. Johnson drove the Presi- AN XPRTAP TAKER i RAPY TO I4LP1 as - Furnifure 2.T14EN NO LOWER NEEf7 • -•• 1. chances of getting the hand In the Senate wnu m to require a Democratic COPS qpatq pected to meet with New York gain a Senate maority- and the powerful committee chairmanGov. Nelson A. Rockefeller to discuss ships and other prerogatives day In Puerto Rico :•' .., - I • . -'ratic Senate ry Ooldwtr' With their Senate memherhIp . Mich, hnnted to .14 In the Nov. R tiler i WASHINOPTON (AP) --Igan (;. George Rnmney. bi- tinn, the Republicans would! stered by a poll In which he nut- have to grab IS Democratic r maybe three weeks." - I-timed. LBJ estima ted in his Both Itearan and Pere budget message last. January Jy indicated in tent to serve 'out that the fiscal 11067 deficit their full te rms, but th is nut)' would be well under $2 billion, prove $.ougher for Reagan, the -, 4.. •• .. take things easy. One of their rules: Johnson "shouldn't drive a car for C 1. MAKE A LIGTOF .. I. ' l • .. suade tile chief executive bucked taxpayers scrambling quickly even with what will be J in to their sugar bowls and other his limited experience in public hideaways to produce the tax office. Anti-Romney moderates rrvenues he demands. LBJ --and there are some--surely wants $112.6 billion from the will be drawn to him. taxpayers in this 1967 fIscal Reagan, like Percy, is seen year. He will get it too, and as a man who needs time in ofprobably more. But whatever flee to prove h imself before - Meet On the GOP Strategy . 1.: Wednesday, though adding that the and other presidential doctors hoped they could per- ••\ lIPUJ &t I - 41 Sanford e I.::..i uJ Plan slow down." Cain had obser, - With a war and a Great So- ment seems uideopmad. one Ciety going for him, President seasoned political organizer Johnson is sending the hump- th inks Percy could crank up t elcian Dr. James C. Cain. Johnson "Is a hard man to ,i..\\ 4a% past year. It jumped $907 mu , for that yet." lion in Light days last month. Though the "not yet" senti- I 1E Continental, making an nccurate - but. reluctant prophet out of his family phy- OVER M YEARS At First & Palmetto (Alongside 01(1 post office) t J I I movrt' avi indi •t4Ik in l!)R Ahn IhIP of fr. ippl,r (II!nn Rp'ihiir.in Rnr (n(lidnl('. WAHUIGT(H4 (AP total dntes for hr nuct' i vot' ,,dR, Frank Church of Idaho. unpeeteci lflfld5dkh' n1irliy ntren'hcI for control .nnthor four iihctonti1Iy higher thin the •1nv'ph S Clark of Penncylv;ttk?rnt of their I)fR prefdentinI ttu' Sennte for 1)erntwrat't in the Nov. R hnflnt- ni, .1 W 1"ulhrlght of Arkin ing. MryImnd. %Viqconsin find qnq. rnet C,rnenlng of AlRskn. * * * Although RepuhIic,in ('nuld South flikota 'iIi elected Repub- Carl Hayden of Arl?nnn, F'rank hope to regain control of the ilean gnvernnr. .1. 1,mtiqrhp of Ohio. A. S. Mike )qo were Monroney of Oklahoma, Wayne Romney, Rocky House for Nw firqt time in'e cOP governnr ring Mi defeat in the proportions of Bar- .: L. country of central Texas Sun- . M % - I is A CLASSIFIED *1D.. JFK and LBJ, the public debt thing." Another, in the Mid. I has gone to more than $828.2 west, adds: "Th e way I under- - know he wouldn 't. The President, who flUdenvent two operations \'cdtiesday, tooled about the bill TO ______________ always mind his (1Oct01'. I ___ _______ EASY - - But the doctor seemed to ' tionary, plus an atlas, and also • ne.. a typewriter. _________________ ---- year, John collected szs.:t terest will ic Ignored. His hand _______ Horn. D.11v.r __________________________________________ Ui w..k taxpayers can't win. Nixon, for all his high status p NI Dr Mali $iauLE. OVi zsc Wssa #$ 00 i ill_s. i _____________________________________ I :: 1, iqpmm ample: 41 1. - AUSTIN, Tex. (Al") .-j Next Jetnuary's budget will for free if the little kids didn't Partly by his detractors and his moderate supporte ,. educational tools to give youi ___ -' "[ Down m = Sa s . of the United States. For ex- at the end as if he were Mr. :'v • Seminole Jaycees I would like But they may meanwhile be to extend a cordial "Thank By WALTER C. PARKES stunting their child's mind- You" for the part .vou played _________________________________________________________ the last four or five presidents President Johnson attacked him 4,, 1 bile. ance habit, so don't try to ar- I gne that you can't afford th e . __ ommA Hard Man To Slow __ te Y, • •iI , ' 6 ARTIST'S CONCEP110N of tile lie\\- civil, center to be built on the 20 nert' liLkefruot. rPcreIktion p:tri i•ecently acquired by tile nty or (,..mm,u)e,-,-.\. i,A si,own 8bOVC. The :)o by 68 foot mulling will he bUilt (1 chen and farm machinery, its Editor, Herald: The best to be expected from will end next June 80. anywhere to pay for the kind a strong southern favorite, and LBJ on war and Great Society Precise spending-revenue fi.. of government administered by his stock was not hurt when ---- - I costs when von Le E '' . In U.S. Senate Solid election of a president. , 4t..•? ___ _ _____ _____ _____ en- and println -' : __ rn • archway at Northwestern Uni- and 20 cents to cover typing versity. :. .,. 1. • .(" Demos .. - - .r -.-.- ____ . farm machinery, so he thinks .veiirfl hencel It's that critic-all it is a costly luxury to ourSend for my booklet "How chase An encyclopedia." to Raise it Child, Sellool An encyclopedia is ?WST Marks." enclosing a bm for every family with shoo1 suimpeil. retuin eflV(l()))I', plus children! 1 00 ('('11(5. For- it helps instlVe N,()Ill, It offers shortcuts for tutor. youngsters better grades and a ing your child at home and cultural outlook during their making hini a swift ren(lel., later life, plus a champion at multipli ri-oweinh ling. But there bas been no re- expectations in the fittral year rPP( notwithatanaing, in you can use them for tele- are unfair to your youngsters *At hnf;inPH4;, of cc;=T,C, &nd Nixon gets a healthy rub-off i-punsible, administration eSU- beginning next July 1. 7%at -%ill the politicians fig-ure it that of credit for the fact that the Romney and Nixon nevertbelt!_ ivision commercials. if You don't have an encycloI mate of what costs may be ex- be fiscal 1968 which will end on way with votes. pedia! GOP picked up 47 U.S. House pected in the years to come. June 30 of that year. We are On the record of the treasury seats, since he concentrated his You cigarette smokers burn The war is coating about $2 now about four and one half 1100ks, it it; reasonable to Iw- campaigm efforts in m-Iny of the i up the price of a good encyclo.. billion a month this year. months into fiscal 1967 which lieve there is not enough money winners' districts. He is still pedia every year in that nuis- I ., ___ . • -.-... . .. _______ treasury of hist,orw and science to transport people underground .tc increase taxes. War contain exactly whet President have any pennies or were other- partly by cold professionals. He early momentum before any op- It's not too early to get out which are recorded in an en- (IS) - costs are zooming. Great So- Johnson chooses to reveal of his WINC underprivileged, That helped pull in Sen. Robert Grif. position can crystallize as Gold- last winter's ear muffs. From cyclopedia. __________________________ water forces did in 19(4. ciety costs likewise are zoom- spending In tentions and revenue would get mom and pop lots of fin and five congressmen, now until frigid weather sets And even you city familics , E, : !: '' -. .1..... .. •• . I ' -' ___ Behind many a successful and also his soul! Some of Nixo. 's friends think in the recently held Jaycee Kidthe addition of Charles Percy of You can buy ztn cncyc'lopedii die Day Carnival. the primaries could pr ove bloody man is a woman who wouldn't n1inois, U. S. Senate winner, on the ins WorI( Operatioii and Ronald Reagan, governor- and cotiy for him. Yet he has have married him if he hadn't mon th ly cost is not heavy, Shar The this time that "Kiddie Day" been highly successful, elect in California, to the sweep- to lick the "loser's image." But an encyclopedia gives was an overwhelming success . * stakes roster, but the feeling Romney likewise has his prob. your school ch il dren a ti-emend- . . . giving wholesome enjoy, The first and continuing job spending will be contained in gures are available today only is they will serve mostly to add lems. The biggest is the nag. are old people, who re- ous advantage when they have ment to area paren ts and chilby of the new 9(ith Congress will the annual budgvt message to "or the first quarter notion, expressed of fiscal zest to the race and give it a ging one tire so they can enjoy doing homework tasks, such as Eniz- dren alike and a reasonable Midwestern leader, th at the nothing, always greeted Wi be to decide whether the United Conss In mid-January. The ir - July, Augnst, th lish themes to write, plus his- profit to the Jaycees; a profit surface Staten can prosecute a big war annual budget performance has openness.look of flexibility and governor still has not proved "What are you doing now?" tory or Science assignments, which will be turned back Into Romney would have been a his grasp of major foreign and In Southeast Asia and simul- become a charade of under- her - and they are Lot T55Ui' • City children hav e access to the community for additional If only science could provide Uneously continue to support - tatement. Spending and treas- ing. A mom and pop candy Periclus 1969 prospect even if domestic affairs. a Public library but farm chil. Nvorthm- hile activities. Romney, moreover, is believ- an attachment that would the Great Soci"ty in the style ury revenue generally exceed store would not survive beyond he had done no more than dren often lack that advantage. Sidney L. Vihlen Jr. to which it has become aecus- budget estimates, Without ex- the first of the month if flIOifl big for himself, which he did ed to be in serious need of more off our worries when we ITT) So rural families should Secretary tomed. eeption deficits are larger than and pop run their store on the this time by 570,01)0 votes, but staff people knowledgeable in off our bedroom lights. That doubly stress Bible reading, Involved also are the ques- budget forecasts. principle of giving their candy he also met the conditions set politics, who can get him and would be a awithh. plus delving into the rich Lndori was the first city 4 - ________________ ________________ _ Barbs . ____ __________ _________ * 4 , _______ (Always write 1(1 Dr. Franklin, "always pays the Crane In care of this news- Volitica1 Notebook __ ___________________________________ Lyle ' Vilson Says: i _ _______ ___ out or a college freshman five • aunts and uncles) should recite WASHINGTON (NEA) i with many party regulars, ufI remain th e big choice' in a field it often. , But the bankers do say one thing fl Kings and their subjects, masters and A quick telephone cheek of a fers from the drain of the conm8C wider and more exciting For tho many pal-ents are relation to this development that comes key Republican leaders acrvative interest toward Re"- 1 Y newcomers Reagan and Per- penny wise but pound foolish. in on our wave length. They say that slaves, find a common level in two Th ey lavish cash is already outdatod. unnecessary p1acest the foot of the cross, and in around the e,unt1' indicates gan. More and more, too, pro- f cy. money on ritzy clothes or kit. If by "outdated" they mean that cash the grave.--Charles Colton, English epi- that, in the growing aftermath fessionals are ar'uing that he * I t i " Ray Cromley __ 1. ___ That motto is above the stamped, addressed envelope '1'is is so far out it ieavès most of uS before the judgment seat of Goi ;Romans 14:10. A - Bruce Biossat and everything - groceries, rent, Why do you pass judgment on your clothes, entertainment~ fxavel, loans, brother? Or you, why do you despise taxes. your broth er? For we shall all stand diz. the works. ~:.,, . '______ ___ _____ £ ____ edge," said wise old Benjamin Thought For Today - ______________ j . -j",-4! 4, I ., • "• _%• b ______ h -., r:.....i,,;. •.j __________ ____ 'An investment in know)- tion. ONF "'..1"! __________ _____ _____ ___________ ideas. -t.1 ._ ... 1. I .11 ' "But my husband is making enee between his being a drop- I - _____________ : jI• •:'- u1tes thinking afld the fo,mi- heavy payments (ifl SOfllO .11, .: - _________ _____ _____ * .'r-l-vi.,", IT'. I V ________ ____________ ____ __________ I. __________ doesn't have access to a city i librar', as do mans' of his An encyclopi'dia f T• classmates, this time may spell the differ- .-: attend the fair. Bankers tell us it won't be long now rising prices, we dig them loud and until we'llbe using a "universal auto- clear. mated credit card" in place of money. So bring on that magic credit card, 'C -. .-•- Can't Re enAwr It think e(h "dO - ...-. -- I 'J? _._" . . _____ 4 1. •.. . b• . ____~ _~ A~Shf? C4ta ~ ç\..\_ ___ _______ ______ _______ ______ ________ __________ mother s h ould 1e "We live oil a farm so Tony . .. - %f1, .. ,. ' gicrn goes into this affair and all of us enough to meet the limitations of most in the county should take advantage of pocketbooks. th e many exhibits and livestock shows. Plan now to . -. ____ o 'rankhin and send for the i booklet below. It can ol -n ft the inlei-nnl mnke.up change a "dumm y " into S of wonis nn.i thus imp,vi' in topnotch student! his spellin g . CASE A-585: Tony It., aw("i - ill lit, 11141re Ue13, Is in .lunlor High. t ov his - f' ' lb You ctn hu' a ioni1hnn*i him so elusbrnsl "tool kit" t.ypwriti for use in his nn home. It ifl serve admirably to enTh*ts how she can make nu1-ngi' iw(tr i-ea.Iing nnd sure he goes to college In. 5p4.UIng. stead of being a school (hOp. Even if a ehihi pkka out the - ____________________________________ _/_l! Tons ANYTHtNG _______________________________________ 41I ' Wo ,1 •• IP Few things are more unsightly, and the defested, have comm duty in seeing that these signs are removed as than "left-up" political more useless, soon as practical thus commanding the signs following an election, respect for which the sign was 'intend. It is interesting to note that a con- ed, even if after it has served its purcerted effort has been made locally to ken do With our tourist season approaching see that these .signs are en masse. We commend those behind we owe it to our "image" to haul down this effort and trust the cooperation these signs before the week is out and ll be exended on a county-wide basis. before they become "eyesores" to the All candidates alike, the elected and motoring public. •. . I'l - - I _: - ti �-- 0 It -- - ________________________________________________ ___ ______________ - _ I Rise And Fa11 Roundup 0 NFL Sanford SemInoles Roll Over Wildcats 31-7 The Sanford SemInok, swept oral times with passes to his oral Winter Park bids for TD'a Parkers came roaring hack romped Into the end zone after along by the running of their halfbacks. In all, he threw the throughout the remainder of the behind the passing of quarter- successfully eluding Wildcat tacklers all th e way and the halfback corps and quarterback ball 30 times, completing 13 for half. However, at th e start o' hack Kent Gaydos. Seminoles took home an easy Frank Whigham, dominated the Gaydos threw three complete 317 Wi ld cat skin. the second half, Sanford came 220 yards. scoring as they skinned the W1fl Winter Park ter Park Wildcats 31-7 at the Frank Whigham launched the back strong and logged a 62- passes for 54 yards and then Seminole 15 First downs ran some to push the ball over 17 pigskin only 16 times and corn- yard scoring play. Cuts home den Friday night. 98 Yards rushing for 162 yards, but Buddy Stumpf notched his from the one yard line to put 249 Seminole Halfbacks Buddy pIted five 220 Yards passing Stump!, Bill Bracken, Fred two of the passes were for second score as Frank Whig. the Wildcats on the scoreboard. 162 Webc'r and Bill Frisby racked touchdowns, one on a 62-yard ham threw from his own 38, The kick was good and Sanford 5-16 Passes completed 13-30 0 Passes intercepted by 3 after successfully eluding a host led 19-7. li p 157 yards rushing with play to Buddy Stump!. 3-34.6 Early in the last chapter of 5-34.8 Punts The Sanford onslaught start. of Winter Park linemen, to Stump! getting 56, Bracken 36, 20 45 Yards penalized where the Seminole dominated game, Sanford 45 Weber 33, and Frisby 22. Frank ed after the Seminoles took over Stumpf at the 6 6 13 12—SI yards rushpossession of the hail on their the Sanford halfback broke Bill Frisby performed a key Sanford \Vhighnm added 114 0 0 0 7— 7 lag including a spectacular 78- own 31 yard line. Bill Bracken away from three tacklers and role in the fourth Seminole Winter Park yard gallop for the last Sanford and Buddy Stumpf performed went 55 yards to paydirt. Whig- score as he recovered a fumhl• S. Stump! I run (kick failed) the major portion of the (L9-yard ham added point number 13 for ed punt return attempt by Win- S. Stump! 62 pass from Whig. score. ham (Whigham kick) Winter Park did outshine the drive which was all on the Sanford with a successful kick. ter Park on the Parkers' 41. Seminoles In two respects, how- ground. Stump! got his first The next time the Seminoles Fred Weber did most of the S. Long 27 pass from Whig. ham (kick failed) over; in passing yardage and touchdown of the night on a one. gained possession of the ball running and he squirmed over passes attempted and complet- yard plunge to give Sanford an Whigham cranked up his throw- from the one to up the Seminole W. Gaydos I run (Turner kick) S. Whigham 78 run (kick failIng arm and tossed a 27 yard count to 25-7. ed. The Wildcats' signal caller early 6.0 lead. ed) Late In the final frame, Frank The Seminoles then took to scoring strike to tight end Mike Kent Gaydos, caught the Scm1 run (kick failed) the defensive and stopped sevLong. The kick was off and the Whigham, on a broken play, S. Weber lnok defense flat-footed sev- I Nov. 21, 1966 Page 10 lr &antstr?t Irruth fly TI11 ASSOCIATED I'fll'ISS 1,as( 1114111t h. .)nhnny Unitas was just another quartet-hack to Vcpe't'cnIen. liii' Cypriot Garo Lion. Sunday. Unitas wils just ,IIIother quarterback to Vepi-emi a n's Detroit plicymat es. The Lions intercepted (is-c tlnitns passes lx'Ioie driving ( lit, Balt imore quarterback ace to 'oV'1 81111day OH the way to a 2014 National Football League gue tipset victory ovet- (lie' Colts, - __ J -'IUW . IT etermined Lyman Drops Tough One * A',%'D AWAY WE GO... End Mike Long sets his sigbt on the goal line (Herald Photo) to add another six-pointer to the Seminole tot-ul. D the Or- pented L it k o v i e w scoring bert., who picked - 1 ~I it, ,~ i ~:,,'A, . il - ~ i ~ 9 ~4 1 I .11 , ti I ,. . . U j - Lyman's season tally drop. -... V. , " *1-. cut' Trull, thrown by Houston's Don and the interceptions were key ____ ... . • . IL t, 1 t- ;, .1k '1 . 14~ A .4I V..-'~* - - . 1 ' Seminole's Frank THE WHIGHAM WALTZ Whigham side-step a tackler and heads 78 yards (Herald Photo) for a touchdown. . I . . We"re Sti*11 No. Parsegh'i6an Says 11 1 SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — U ddtissive unit, either, CnuHe ators, It s until Gitydos faked that kick lute in the fourth quarter and n instead, we held the WjicI cats to a tiny three yards rushing." Wednesday night's fjnult' MIAMI, Flu. (Al') — it Will be Florida and Georgia Tech with DeLund's Bulldogs here in the Orange Bowl football game here Jan. 2 - at 8 pan. defensive II ns 1~ " eason • th loud, too. "The' teams involved should be obvious," committee president Met.ts singled out nunibers . told a news conference. For a week, th e fi eld xiuu 41 and it,, tW(, strong tackles Totin I.in' 1) Tech-Gators .. of the I)t'Lund line for their been iirrot u Orange Bowl officials feel that and Alabamnu-Nebraska. powerful play, it was recirt('cJ that third I Florida's star quarterback Steve Additionally, Metts wits conCoach Ara Parst'ghinn of top- , . , . - . ranked Nntre Dame, luOting ut the witivspreud criticism for not cerned with their two fust hulf. ranked Alitbaniii and fourth Spurrier will be a big attraction. a (:Ic).~,e first balf score. but fol. making what he culled ". stupid gamble" against No. 2 Michm bucks JenI:iiis and Beales. ,len- ranked Ncbrask, preferred the They expressed confidence th at lowed the usual pattern by fallgun State, said Monday his Fighting Irish e;tiIl rated the No. I kuns lute it-turned t'irht punts Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. in Georgia Tech and the Gators ing behind in th e second ball. for Ii) s and scored nut.- of iii.' the Orange' Bowl a year ago, the will attract a huge television Neither team could manu.faccollege' football teitni in Lis hot,!:, first 11 'l'lJ's for the' lit-Lund Crimson Tick beat the' Corn'tuctience 11) -,c•I. lure a tally in the first period Chi&,';t'i; of i.t'in' fitini-wtirted and r'iiuruitir . tit(eleven. }lUi LI' preserve it Oflu( - from behind Florida has been defeated only In tit(-' cc tond stanza, Jonc 10-10 tic at Michigan Suite Sat- ious to st-c how the ntiunl AP urua\ dre pants of sparks poll desciops after the Irish from from the volatile Irish coach. Spartan deadlock. 'Es cr body is making a fed- 1k had a lot more to sits eral case out of the last-minute against criticism of his ,amc of the game When we closed c,Iiwng freeze for the disappoint i iUi six straight running plays ing 10-10 tie. He asserted: in our own territory," Said Nobocl has said dfl ttuin. Paraegtiian. about the Michigan Slate miss- .. . .. tO we had good field pu'itiun missed field goal by that slim A' the. end if we had inosed to margin came after Michigan theui 41 or so we might have, State gambled with a pass from gum- to the' air. But we weren't its own 2(1 and we intercepted. guirp to gamble against per- "All these' experts who said cenuigi's and lose on an In te r- We' should have thrown the bomb - . —— L. '- " , >-.r lm . , ' .. t)ur whole game plan, which ing it 13-10 defeat by a margin certainly wa.,; hit hard by key of three feel or less in the last " . ' ,~ 14 ~o 11 .09k I . . ... 1 '' , 11 / , . . -. -- ''' Ohio U. 28. Marshall 0 Southwest Texas Tech 21, Arkansas 16 S Methodist 24, Baylor 23 Rice 21, Texas Christian 10 Arizona St )g New Mex. 7 Tex. Western 28, t Mex. St.. Parents Night ' The final game of the 1966 '- CLINT JONES J e ~He Can Too won 10 games, losing only to Tu]- 13 on s cesr we have, enjoyed this sea- utes before. EAST LANSING. Mich. (AP) was blocking, helping Jimmy sa in the Orange Bowl, Texas in 85 son by making stupid mistakes. "And they forget any interMichigan State halfback Clint Ruye run 75 yards and throwing the Cotton. and Missouri in the 70 If I had Saturday's game to cia ce'pticin against us at the close Jones, who set a Big Ten record Bluebonnet. 3.9 - all o%ur. I still wouldn't throw could have given Dick Rt"HIVY by running 2168 yards against a key block it) Regis Florida is muking its sixtb 0 First Downs Rushing Yards Passing Yards Passes . - . . . .. .... .. . -: ... ' , HE'S A MAN OF TASTE... helping you si/id the fh,ist afr.6ri01601'g ns. 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I trob - 07 Mag.oM* Aft - W. Scott Burns, Mg,. I L __ I 11, 14. - .', - '"n4' 4.. - T- 4 T I -i: t ,) . L 1. - 'Em How 2 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Coach Paul (Bt'jir Bryant's currently ranked ninth national- its bowl Iwpea flaming, plays at crud. Miami routed Iowa 44-0.! East Carolina 35-14. Florida State blanked Wake Florida State Is host to MaryGeorgia. Florida. Mississippi unbeaten boys takes Southern lv and the Yellow Jackets the weck Vanderbil t. Ole Miss, fresh from a 34-0 Forest 28.0, Memphis State i land Saturday night, and Merri. and Tennt,-ssce go after state Mississippi at Mobil e', Ala, Sat- No. S Warn. titles against traditional rivals urdity, and then wind up their Both clubs could move' up in whipping of Vauudy, entertains turned back Cincinnati 26.14, phis State plays at Houston in f Miiippj State, and Southern Miss. whipped another night finale. this week, but ambitious Ala- 'regular campaign Dec. 3 in a this week's rankings, and the slumping .I,ih$ tail ,,v, hIlk 1$ •,tii4,,n,,1Ii.' ,I,,..1 ..-,t WIUIIW- _.__.i.,.t.i ....'II ..1...... .— I 1U-I4 'U1 UV U,!. £115 wa&t 41LU UU V bI1UJJ it bigger prize. Auburn. five-game losing streak. of the top ratings. The Crimson Tide renews its However, the Crimson Tide Florida, which has already Louisiana State. Tulane and drive for an unprecedented third 1111b It post-season engagement. beuitexu Florida State, entertains Kentucky closed out their camstrutlghit national championship, along with four other Southeast- rugged Miami. whose defenses pitlgns laut Saturday. with 83.000 Its bid brought back to life by ern Conference clubs. - should provide a stiff test for watching LSU butter the Green the' atpicmate between ,rotre Georgia, Tennessee, Florida the Gatursu' Steve Spurrier. Wave in New Orleans. 1-7. The and Mlsniisedppl all are bowl- Florida how to win and take a Tigers finished with a 5-4-1 seaDame and Michigan State. between The deadlock the bound, and all are matched 9-1 record into its Orange Bowl son mark and a 3-3 SEC record. c.ount.ry's top-ranked tcrtm'i left against intrastate foes in their battle with Georgia Tech. Kentucky's loss to Tenrietisee thin a-rated Alabama in position Last ckuedu1ed game. Tennessee, which rode the dmope''d its season mark to 3t,o make a strong bid for the Once-beaten Georgia is host to four touchdown passes of Dewe)' 6-1 and left the Wildcats with a crown it claimed in 1964 and undefeated Georgia Tech in the Warren to a 28-19 conquest of 2-4 league chart. Lop iiatcli, with the Bulldogs Kentucky last Saturday to keep In other games over the week' 1965. J' ' ' Shows Crimson Tide Sets Sights On 'Big' Prize B 4 THERAPIST... soothing you with perfietty tempered. ciroidatm air night and day. summt and Winter. end MfltWJRff - ' - -- - Pa rme r . .,-. - By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS with it 9-1 mark, is one ganuic up pionsluip with a victory over TCU. With the college football sea- on thein overall. M 7ctuigan State jumped to a Arkansas' chances for a Cotson all but over, the balloting 10-0 Ieua over Notre Dame, but season begins in earnest and a ton howl bid and another South- the lzhu, with substitute quarhandful of victorious clubs nerv- west Conference title were rude- terback O'Brien Coley In ously await their postseason ly treated Saturday when up- charge'. fought back for the tie. fate. start Texas Tech beat the Ru- The game ended in controversy an-c Th ere the clubs hoping for zorbuick, 21-16. SMU, a 24-22 with Notre Dame seemingly bids to play in major bowl victor over Baylor, can clinch trying to run out (lie clock by gaines — UCLA and Southern but,,the bowl bid and the chum' kct'ping the ball on the ground California for the Rose Bowl, rather than go for the winning or Tennessee Ecore. and Mississippi I for the Gatur Bowl. Arkansas' Bob Gniese passed for three and kicked a field touchcwns chances for the Cotton Bowl del pend on Southern Methodist's goal and six extra points as Purdue beat Indiana, 51-6. losing to a weak Texas ChrisFloyd Little and Larry Ssonkn tian team on Saturday. And (lien there are Michigan ce'rnl'nscd to gain 272 yards State and Notre Dame, which rushing for Syracuse, which took West Virginia, 34.7. are sweating out ballots of h Mtissippi beat Vanderbilt, different kind: The ones that will decide which is the top 34 . 0 with Doug Cunningham When the rushing for a pair of touch. hOUSTON (AP) teunuu in the country. The Irish and Spurtans, ranked 1.2 last people root for a millionaire downs. Tennessee bounced Ken. week. (ought to a 10-10 tie in over an average guy, then time lucky, 2810. on Dewey Warren's their clash at Itiat Lansing. moneybags man must be hoifle' (our touchdown passes, thing special. The Ivy League riser ended In Mich.. Saturday. Arnie Prulnnr is senuie'thuing :u tlircewuy tic its Princeton, The Sugar Bowl as already Alabama, 8 sixciiul. picked its teams Dartmouth and harvard all finThe jwi-sunuibk, usually smnilished with records of 0.1. 0, and Nebraska, 9-0. The Crinu pro had Arnie's Army Princeton beat Cornell, 7.0, son Tide was No. 3 in last lag golf week's Associated Press college rooting for helm to win the $110. Dartmouth bounced Penn, 40.21, football puii and the Cornhusk- 000 l i ouston Champions Interim- and Harvard blanked Yalu. 17-0. ers were No. 4. And time Orange tlunul Gull Tournament Sunday Wyoming won the Western howl has picked fifth-ranked and he obliged by sinking a Athletic Conference with a 9.1 Georgia Tech, ti-U, to play Fluri. pressurvpacked 12-lout putt ft numui'k, beating Brigham Young, a birdie 3 on the loth hokr to win 47.14, mu Rick Egloff's three by it stroke over Gardner Dick- touchdown l)ubSos. Other teams set for bowl cum. Inson Jr. petitionare 10th-ranked Purdue. An cstI.iiated crowd of 341,000 82, as the Big Ten representa swarmed over the beautiful live In the Ruse Bowl; ,dnth.rst- grounds of thru immaculately Georgia, H 1. In the Cotton groomed 7,118yurd jrnr 34$-3 Howl; and Syracuse, 8-2. in the layout of (lie Chunupiuns Golf Gutur Howl. Club mind most of the spectutura 'I'lse Pacific ii Rust' Bowl rep' tried to follow Pahnuei' ins a perJeselututiu! may have beemi (ccl, bunuuwry day. 1x2 decided Saturday when UCLA. The 37-yes cold son of a gulf 1 lit No. a, neat uuuierru California. pro (ruin l4atrobc, a e, I'ir., Juts HilU miens I column by 2 Inches. I No. 7. 14-7. The Trojans are cws• Isis ui-my si nce 1960 when he Too small for an ad to be they sc'ug'ed eight vIctories itut'ludhisg noticü or •ffutiv.7 You're I lerence chtulllj)iOflb played one league game entire triumphs In Ow Musters IISd the reading this on.I __________ (lain he Jim'uiius - - - but UCLA, U.S. Open. - the ball until I had field pusi- it field goal shut within the 50. Iowa, thought he played a better four-hard touchdown run. appearance. The Gators have 4-23 Punts 4.50 "I think were No. 1,' tam." . lie said won three Gator Bowl games I Fumbles Lost 0 Kenney kicked one 47 yards gaizie' against Notre Dame, j. 1- iii segluiur-i, whose crippled which gave Michigan Stute' its though he gained only 11 yards. Sunday. "1 think if we played and lost one. Last year, they 85 80 Yards penalized club clot's at Southern Califor- 110.0 lead, Last week, he had a June's carried the bull just 10 them again we could beat them. bowed to Missouri In the Sugar Crooms nia Saturday, said he was ani- 57-yai'der just miss." rirru's. The rest of the time he But that's water over the dam." Bowl. 20-18. 0 13 14 0-27 Jones 4 . -' I The Balloting Begins vidually to the fans at that Idaho 42, Weber State 12 JOWS time. Wyoming 47, Brigham Young Passes intercepted by ... Grid Powers Tense ion "inson, respectively, starting at 7:45 p.m. Utah State 13, Utah 7 television will reach 17 mill It war th e sixth loss for the e player's and their All th Washington 19, Wash. St. 7 homes. who won two and tied parents will be introduced mdiStanford 13, California 7 It wi ll be Tech's 14th bowl one. appearance. The Engineers have Croomr, our Air-Conditioning Contractor ..is .a Ma any sk AN MlIRONMEt1?AL as Ralph Tillman scored on a football season, pitting the havv Sam Houston 21, Sul Ross 14 been sold except 26.000 re- 60-yard pass from Ran Merthle. Fighting Seminoles against the Lamar Tech served for the two teams. Geor27. Arlington SL 7 gia Tccb arid Florida will re- The Tigers tallied twice in DeLand Bulldogs this WednesFarWest th e third stanza on touchdown day at 8 p.m. at Municipal UCLA 14, S California 7 cus e $227 000 on the basis of XIS of seven and four yards Stadium will have an added Oregon State 20, Oregon 15 lust year's capacity crowd re* 5 Oscar Hawkins and Elijah flavor of "Parent's Night" Colorado 10 Air Force 9 uipts Bowl officials anticipate , ception and poshible field gpal. its the clock ran out. forget we "We- didn't achieve the suc- didn 't hit the bomb for 59 ruin- by Georgia-27-10. The Gators hung up their first tally as Rbface another tough game before bcrt Johnson rambled for 10 the. Orange Bosl against Mu yards to pa dirt Moments laami the onls conqucror of Geor tcr, Frank Hunter electrified the crowd as be scored on 71. gia Georgia Tech ranked fifth ard toss from quarterback with a 9-0 record still must Birth Benjamin Late in the second period, face Georgia. All 72,0(10 Orange Bowl ti ckets Crooms got on the scoreboard Virginia 41. Maryland 17 N. Carolina Si. 2.1. Clemson 14 Syracuse 34. W. Virginia 7 Louisiana St .l Tulane 7 S. MISS. J. E. Carolina 14 Florida St. 28, are For. 0 Louis\ 11 29 Tulsa Cincinnati Memph St 34 0 Eastern Conference V I. T PcI, Pta, 01' Dallas . . 7 2 1 .778 340 167 St, Louis 7 2 1 .776 221 177 7 3 0 .700 281 150 C'land Phila. . 6 5 0 .545 229 268 5 6 0 455 217 246 Vicshi. Pltts,.... 3 6 1 .333 186 253 New York 1 8 1 .111 147 316 1 0 0 .100 129 334 Atlanta Western Conference 8 2 1) .800 246 107 G. Buy 7 3 0 .700 246 159 B'more 6 5 (1 .545 220 175 Los. An. Sun Fi. 4 4 2 .500 217 247 2u1h'!u' Minni.,... 3 (1 1 3 5 2 ,375 140 176 Chicago 4 6 1 .400 173 225 Detroit Sunday's Results Atlanta 27, New York 16 DetroIt 20, Baltimore 14 Green Bay 13, Chicago 6 Dallas 20. Pittsburgh 7 Los Angeles 21, Minnesota 6 PhIladelphia 35, San Franc-iscc 34 Cleveland 14, Washington 3 .. Michigan 17, Ohio St. 3 Jones High Tigers of Orlando Buffalo 25, Youngstown 16 Purdue 51 Indiana 6 Boston U. JO. Rh. Island 14 Missouri 7, Kansas 0 Friday night. Bowling Green 62, Temple 20 Northwestern 35, Illinois 7 Expe riencing the Clarion 28, West Chester 26 Okla. State 21, Kan. State 6 son in 'croomc history, the boys South Kent St. 42, Xavier, Ohio 14 f rom Pantherland held Jones to Wichita 37. Colo. St. U. 23 Dayton 20, Toledo 16 'III E ASSOCIATED 1'IIES - Notre Dame 10, Mich. SL 10, tie Tennessee 28, Kentucky 19 Duke 41, North Caro li na 25 I . A L grid Penn State 48. Pitt 24 ors receive the thers closed out the 1966 Boston Col. 14. Mass. 7 .Ofl Wi th 5 27-7 loss to th e Holy Cross 16, Conn. 0 Und I)onny Villanenva kicked two field orels as Dallas thwittr'd u Steeiers bid for a third ';traight upset. ... By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wm. & Mary 35. Richmond 19 Citadel 10, Furman 6 East N. Michigan 7. Quantico 7, tie Harvard 17, Yale 0 W. Kentucky 37, Murray 20 • OSS Dartmouth 40. Penna. 21 Princeton 7. Cornell 0 E. Kentucky 14, Tampa 6 W Columbia 40, Brown 38 NW Lousiana 27, SE La. 24 Midwest Crooms High's Fighting Pan- Colgate 26. Rutgers 7 uri to fob Ffnvrs for another and .. Scores brooms E ' G In Orange Bowl tile- etr,, point attempt tMlrne'in (;,Ie Sayers' two yarn touch 'hewn diw'. Starr suffered a pulled hnn -t ring muscle on his fir-0 pass attempt in the game. Pon Mredlth ran for our' tourhdowO and pa'esed 3 yards ... - 11 ' . - :. - '1 - 'tW • . Leroy Standings factors in the Bills' 422O tnumph over the Oilers. The 26 year old saletyman picked off his First HSS in the ,,,' second quarter, setting up a that put the Bills touchdown - I ahead 21-13. Minutes later he - -. - -got In the way of another Trull - _____ ____ aerial and this time rambled 37 yards for a touchdown. On the way to their respective p American League dressing rooms after the game. George Sauer Jr; Eastern Division Trull and with Janik chatted W L T Pct. Pis. OP told the Oiler quarterback he got the ball (lie second time Cappelletti's second field goal of Buffalo 7 3 1 .700 286 210 5 3 2 .623 215 214 ahead of intended receiver Lar- the game, a 19-yardcr with 24 Boston ry Elkins because he gambled seconds left, brought the Pa New York 5 4 1 .556 205 182 3 8 0 .2Z3 271 301 on where Trull was going to triots a tie. Houston throw it. 2 8 0 .200 145 278 New York's Sauer didn't score Miami The gamble worked, and the Western Division Bills went on to increase their any' touchdowns, but the 144 Nan. City. 8 2 1 .800 370 217 Eastern Division lead to one yards he gained on his eight Oakland 7 4 0 .636 249 219 receptions put the Jets into San Diego 5 4 1 .556 231 188 game over Boston. Oakland slicked Kansas City's scoring teritory more than Denver 2 8 0 ,200 128 291 games by once, Emerson Boozer scored Western lead to 1 Sunday's Results twice, the second time on a 96defeating Denver 17-3. New York 30, Miami 13 Graham. who hadn't scored a yard run with the second-half Rtilflo 42, Houston 20 touchdown since 1964, tallied kickoff. Boston 27, Kansas City 27, tie Art Powell. another of (hi' twice for Boston on two of the 11 Oakland 17, Denver 3 passes he caught. Babe Parilli league's top receivers, caught Sunday's Games hit him on touchdown passes of only one pass for Oakland, but it 21 and 38 yards, Taylor also was an 18-yard scoring toss Atlanta at Chicago Green Bay at Minnesota scored twice, taking passes of 21 from Toni Flores. The Raider Los Angeles at Baltimore and 26 yards from Len Dawson. quarterback also threw two yards to Larry Todd for a New York at Washington The second one gave the I Pittsburgh at St. Louis Chiefs a 27-24 lead, but Gino touchdown. fA - 1 iih 'L!.', U .. - ;_ ' - A , . - ,. -, .*. P. I ~ Job`~Metts . * 1 i, The "i, " i" , 1~ '.. ':. .", ~ I 11 , ', 13S. Lakeview bruiser, however, ear- ped to 4-5 with Friday night's ange Belt Conference crown in threatsthe pigskin 36 times, while setback. The Hounds will try The Greyhounds got on the ned -.'• I gridiron scoreboard late in the first his Lyman counterpart made to even their record with their -. .: . LjC)flCfl(i in final game against Bishop half, when end Bruce Stuart just 111 running attempts. •. '.' A Fine. . •. _____ ; land set up the winning TI), Olson recovered on the visitors on the ground in eight ganies night in Longwood. The Orblocking a Lyman punt at the 17. Following two incomplete The Bound's top dog needs lando team has been the only Devil 48 in the second minute passes, junior quarterback Jim just 32 yards in the season's team to beat Lakeview, hand~ .. I i of play. Halfback GaryYoung- Lucas spotted Stuart with a finale against Bishop Moore ing the Devi ls a 12-7 loss In They did a whale of a .inb blood then ripped off left pass on the five. The 6'4" re- Wednesday night to capture their season opener. Lakeview tackle on first down, broke a eciver pulled down the aerial the OBC rushing title. At pres- Lyman on offense. I mean Stan 1 First Downs 17 tackle at mid-field, and raced and carried three would-be ent, he trails only Graham who 12 Hemphill and Burnie Heaidrjcli Rushing Yardage 220 £46 52 yards for six points. Sophtacklers into the end zone. has 875 in 10 games. and those ends, Greg Ganzi Passing Yardage 47 omore end Chris Brown hooted Stuart's extra point attempt David Straughan, with 66 61 and Mike Long, well sir, they PAUL LAMBERT Passes Comp. 2-8 the decisive PAT. Thereafter, was wide to the right, how- yards r u a h I n g supplemented 3-12 played the best offensive ball Punts 3-35 A long touchdown run on Coach Val Beckman's OBC ever, and the score remained at Lambert's running for the 6-27 I've seen from them till I Fumbles Lost 4 Hounds. Most of it came on a son," said Head Coach Buck their first play from scrim- chumps, who were averaging 7.6. Yards Penalized 15 Lambert and Lakeview full54 yard romp in the third 55 Mttts of the Fighting Semin- mage was the only score Lake- 80 points per game, were unhack Larry Graham waged a quarter. Youngblood had 60 Lakeiew ........7 0 0 0-7 view's much lauded offense able to reach paydirt., (lies, 0 6 0 0-6 The Devils moved well on duel throughout the evening. yards for the Devils. Lucas Lyman ........ "The whole line was just could manage against the defiYoung-blood 52 run outstanding in providing Frank ant. and determined Lyman the ground all night, but the Graham, the Devil's barrel- completed three of 12 passes LA (Brown kick). state candidate, for 61 yards. Stuart was on with more than enough timp to Greyhounds Friday night. But hard-hitting Lyman defenders chested all Stuart 17 pass from four fumbles and held cracked the Lyman line for 155 the receiving end of all the LY. forced set himself and then connect it proved to be enough, its the Lucas (kick failed). th an Lamtosses. Ofl thost. p1t14.nt('rj 'Whigharn heavily favored Red Devils on fourth and short yardage yards-17 more W h I z z e r s'," Metta zicldod. edged Coach Dick Copeland's situations twice to repelt re"Frank's play has improved Pb # in each succeeding pame." d is 1i The Associated ocheted Press £l a br and George Satiem- illsArt Graham, Otis played sizzling pass catching ability, but when it comes to plucking passes out of the air, you can't overlook Toni Janik. Boston's Gi'nhnm snared ii passes and lansa5 City's Otis Taylor grabbed nine 1.as the Patriots and the Chiefs bnttld to it 27-27 tie In the Amricnn Football I,.eagui' Sunday. Sauer pulled In eight passes. gaining th e league lead In that department as the New York Jets whipped Miami 30-13. Buffalo's Janik caught only IN - the kelly capped Browns' victory with a 5$-yard touchdown bolt up the middle after Frank Rya had sent them ahnd with a five-yard I'D pitch to Frnl Green, Randy Johnson threw three !ouchdfl5vfl pnsss and ICOr4 another TD as the Fateofls ended their losing string at nine games and handed the plodding tbsck Giants theIr eigh th against one victory and a tie. fl,cr- 1,'rlerc' misc'r1 the Pro Grid • Powerful Lakeview Grabs OBC Crown . g. .- Pass Catchers A Mighty Big Day - - by I,e-,.ttrg W,'ichiirigtny, I (InIJbbr'd New York Atlantic 3: 21-10 for ltc first '-IF'L victory ritri I'hilrI!phIit nipper! Sari Angeles 3F, :tt f.os (jc('fl arid ehtcwntcd M inn,r'sotu, !t 6 in other games, '/A'ke 1tn-;itke,wski, filling in for injured It;,rt Starr, firerl two totar-hdwn posses to Carol l Oak, feuding Green Buy pact the Ucnr' Uritkowcki and flak' connected a c'ljrfla(ffe 33 yard scotiiui ploy after Chic,, , in - c Nov. 21, Io(;(; —Page ii - W. - l':ct. S ice el s I ill grubbed a 9-yn tel scoring pass frititi Karl anal Debby Felts Sweetnis phmnivd ii vie tel for it jrit lu-i- 1)v I roil fete I('h,Cl(tV H 'ilic' it,ss. t- etcipii'c I vl iii (41. 4 - 11 tiny's 136 victory over Chti(-ngu, ilt-oppe'tl 0w ('oils one gj' hue 11111(1 the Pa c kers In thee lr'uegtse' West I'tII 1)1 ' lsioni title raff . I)utllas 11 111111)(A I'll 100111- i'(11 4 I 7 cited tied idle St. f,entic for the Eutstet-n 1)is'ic0i,n lend: Clc'vc' land tt'ttici toed In I he Eastern Quarterback A -- etufut' It Utmas then flre-'eh 1(1(11- loiu'hidown passes, tending (lie Colts to a 45-14 runup over DetroitIt was a different story Suti dicy, (lie Don defenders blank iig Diii Li tIII)t'C (tilt ii stil cilia tIer back Cary Cuozzo replaced UnIlies In the final period anti lilt .fohin Mackey with a fl'IynrtI TO ;uuiss. 111114 1 ,; runnt'cted on only nim' of 19 puss attempts for ii total of 93 yards. Ye'pt'c'nuirni tiu'a,iwhslht' kicked field goals of 17 :111(1 21 yards, \'cjurcininn, the left-loot, socccn'style place-kicker It-ecu Cyru s who math' his Nta debut against (hi' Colts on Oct. 16, hooted a pain- of Ileki goals for the' I .Inns' winning 111111-gill in the ret iIi'ii match, Debt-c the clubs' first meet lug, 'ept'etu1nn was asked It 11(''d ever heat-el or t,liuitns, ''lie's it (11181'teI'bflCk." the little ncsve'onn't' snid. 'I heat' about liiuii em tek'vishm. Whose ti(lflt'tCl' back is he'?" Of . I .m - ,..•, .-. - - - - -'- - - - -. -.&r,.,Ij,L -.--- -- Ir - MiJTr-- ---' L4."" - , - - -..-- -- -.. ' _______________ -----. ' --- - - "- -- �7 .- - . S - - I I . .. I -_ S . .. - . . i I, 1 . - . "O""n . . I. , , . !~ II _________________________ nlitrb Nov Page Iir rraTh ast!ook coub 12- i : rI lilt .It1'IIS Course : . .... .: .:.:.: :.x':; *, " ____ p ...... .:.:.: b• It was quite an experience Cadette 'Thoop 75), Ensth rook II:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i iittendrd the Citrus; Council PH- for the iris, since most. of them the seventh grade t trol Lender Training Course are I I::::::: :::::::::::. held at Camp Tieorhnc' near South Seminole Junior High ere .lnn school and had not prevzousb flnrhprilIe The Fritz, Tenn Glohus, Linda Mt- had complete respons1hIIit for a troop camping evenL Ginnis and kath) Engk I The troop has lust completed The troop tins been bii'. since I its organization this fall and is a Standard TLed Cross First made up of girls living in he Aid Course in preparation for Easbrook, Tnnglewnod, und the Emergency Preparvdeness ..-...'••:•••i ,..•. • ,4 Challenge Instr u c t i ii g the Goldenrod areas Most of the girls bridged to course was Charles Bryan, who Cadc'ttes fiom Junior Troops is on the faculty of Colofiinl [ High School, Orlando (I'1, 472 and si ., th e ten They meet at the home of Girls completing I their leader Mrs Gerald C) hour course Include Susan Car( .j. -. McGinnis. Other adults work- rick, Debbie Davant, Kathy EnM Ing with the troop include Airs. gle, Jun Fritz, Nora Hnrtnatt, I 1' 1iIIiI. i ''' #~",V".~ 1.'.'.~ ~' ." , ,7 1!~I. .. , if C. M . N I I ' ment at Ticoche, where all A cookout was held Oct. 21) enterof planning and carrying and invited tidned with and guests JANE CASRELBFRRV Charles Al. Woodruff, newcorner to Cassolberry politics, bus filed for th e of fi ce of cilinun wi th th e endorsement of Triplet Lakes Association, f which he Is president By .I 1 1 - Blood Drawing Loc ation iS i !I ! I , ; !, iI I . . ; i !1. ! '~ I I II Ii I, ~I , ~ . I I I ,. !1 , I 1 I ¶ WI II . t i i .~ )I I I I It1 J,., I ,II 1. ~ Z_ Soo I i I ~ 11I ~. *~ .;. $ COCKTAIL .. couthcon Bas Just óeveiopeó an all new "behind-the-ear" I CAP'N JOHN STANDARD POW th Will hUt 51 I _______ ) I .# ç,'' I 1.4.1 ------: PIE F PARKER ... XN - 1, I club, purticulurly in tile busi- --.. - - wuii wi' i JU,UI1U.UV H.r.AreJusiAFewOfTIseWkm.rs - M rs. Ilzai.t$ Ad- ca.do. - Victoria Hurst - Oxford. Fla. .. Sem " 1 !...* ~i -• ounty - V i . : L 1, 0*' OPENS MONDAY . $10.00 k, NOV. 21 st At .50000 P.M. - P. . FIsig - I 11 I Pt : h1 *1dr n' s Da . 1 , 41 s I.. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, NOV. 22 & 23 I I S - FEATURING ~.d DEGGELLER !0 . -, " "MEET ME AT AMUSEMENT THE FAIR SHOWS I ~ .. * ~ - -- .- 1 - __ __•_'t ._--- --- - ---!!I-- - _~, ~ -1w, - I -' - -- .. I_ - ... = ;*L ......- .... - #~ 16- - Biscuits 2CANS- .... - - --... - - - ~ ................ - I LIII IfL 1 0C , . . ...1 %<~. y , .W/ Apples 4 ,-4.. ;" LAUNDRY COO .1 rd St. - M. L. RANORN JR., OWNER - PH. 322-3233 I$ "SERVING SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE 1 Q ,~ II - Full double bod dual control for individual comfort 100% nylon binding. Ass't luxury' colors. I _~ LIST 12.95 . . / ¶'_e TWEED RUGS LATEST COLORS - APPROX. 9'xl2' DEEP, PLUSH RAYON PILE DECORA. TOR COLORS AND TWEEDS TO EN. HANCE THE BEAUTY OF ANY ROOM. s1ZO 0040- motie .Iectricblank.twith IL 99 - CONTR L 8 I1! II ~ 4 11 AUTOMATIC i This battery is built so well, we guarantL *t for 4miffull years and will replace it free for IS months I •.i shouldIi iauu. be 19c PLAID STAMP GIFTSI nuarmum- jMjM"j&j,'=:j,n1j GIVE . KIM Now you can borrow $tO $3,500 and take u I. 1111111 . . IIIC Head ' nts, all you can borrow by phone -an oFT X24 RAYON VISCOSE RUGS WITH BUILT-IN NON SKID RUBBER BACKIN S RI D SOL s & I COMPARE AT 3.95 . 99 0 79c CORD. GUARANTIIDt t1j 4 '.' Portable GRILL BLACK BASE AND HANDLE '... .. . . .1 - .. - - . .-~., . ... - LIFT-OFF - I W COMPARE AT 12.95 STAINLESS STEEL BLADES 58 LIST 98C HEAVY DUTY CAST IRON Limif I with coupon fhru Wed., No f. 21 _____ - '.- ~ ( SCOTT NAPKINS - I I, 0 . 46W90 be 99 C 3 110 CT. FAMILY t- Imit I with coupon 1hru Wed., Nov. ?I - . LIGHTER - 1 I ! plan BATH TISSUE •wi* AUTO CENTER OFIN 9 TO 9 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY r ,00 88 1; 7' INJECTOR i 4-AMP CHARGER KEEPS YOUR BATTERY STRONG LIFI TIME CAST IRON. EASY TO CARRY HANDLE. GRILL IS lVisl0i" PERSONNA ~ 0 * . ,. lè. •1 - ~ 2" ' ~ _~ _W01",- * " - - 65c 1 Limit i wilh coupon Atu Wed., Nov. 2 - ATTRACTIVE CHROMI LIGHTEN PRECISION .iv .' . 1• I at GRILL _i,":_:-, ~:~; .. In Sanford - -. . ' 99 . tiry this wintrl I ------- .' I I ~ O RLANDO GA 2-9 ' ..... 32 West Central Boulevard. ' SPORTSMAN CAST IRON 1k1& 1SIk ~ I -COMPLETE WITH ILFC. MK-465 - I. IIiIJI1 SHOPPING CEWER 9 ' IRVLM I VII : - I I • MIRROR POLISHED ALUMINUM e - VPW-. . . I ' is an ealLlSive . service of our company In this COMMU 1 e )94 ELECTRIC .. RIG •E M"01 With Tradel Will Come In and join the TELE todetyl v 13 o' . Mixed Nuts. ".." so me' RUG RUNNERS - -MON 1 Stalk , JERRI Typo 24 Inhilled mall our check the very same join just make one visit to ou I - FOREMOSTD' SUPER HioVOLT 1p t-1 - Just In time for all your holiday nses, . . - 1 99 ~ . . ~ -----Niiilqlglp~'A~ - I I .. . 1. 6.95 2 1 , -r__4-114 _4;1~_ -f ***k 'n.V", r .. r"i 11 -.0111110-- - - i . 4 . / . L~ !I , ~*l * months at the spayl too -gifts, travel, home impr new clothes, color TV-and t yourbills,old and fleWl I HWY. 17-92 S. SANFORD I 3r to the expiratlan datü of the guaran. rod iod, J. eo;!n a replace the THROUGH WEDNESDAY, NOV. EMBER 23. • - .............. I I - I / TWEEDS - #)IM- Mushrooms . ~ i . , ~Ll 'U fory powerod back scmfthed Op.ra?.s on standard sico flash. . -- be replorted %vithout charge. If any rlu Hi-Volt TtP dis. ges) after eight. ceo months from the : 69c * BACK SCRATCHER 88 95 Now Complotely aufamatic bat~ thown on the Suaran. tee tag. This charge is based on the cur. lent retail price, less SNOW WHITE 11 . .•. AT battery5 falls discharges) it eighteen ~i*-~,-,:WZJ.L.,~,ut.ti,i-%r.li~!:~ " 0V17 - -_ SEMINOLE COUNTY If arty I BA 1. -_7 _~__&_~ -A Electric Blanket ` PRO COMPARE I • AP AUTO CENTER ' with the ~ LA. . I ll I . . - LARGE CALIF. PASCAL * Cranbemes I a WATTURV say hileflo fl p I . . . . - DRY CLEANING GUAIRANTUX ~- 50 Peaches 35c ,I i~ ii 11 .q0.";1 I I 1 I ~ ~I . :- '~' - -- JAR , -- ,.k SUNSHINE PICKLED ___ . ,hether LAUNDRY ,M, .- you N .... CRISP FANCY RED DELICIOUS Oth WEEK Oth WEEK Clip Thm Coupons To Hollp You Win - WE'LL ALL BE THERE A, -5 -, --- ;::~ ., __ 9c GE CRISP ICERE i• ,. a r I 1 : AW"La , t r, C I . 51"'V, _. It"s nr 39 - ;.l ." . C FAIRG'ROUNDS 0 PEN AT 4.00 P.M. ,: $ 3 Maymnaise -- c - 49c 59C Napkins 2 CARTON 49c Coffage Cheese 59C - Pt. Meade. Wkit.r Park, 5111 - W* L PlIft - Now Sm"a gawk, $60-00 - Mrs. Nor jusica - Orle"O. ~__. I . _. teen-age dancing in night PKGS OF __N% - run-dovn, tawdry, the nt's. Board of Supe rvisors Id repeal the ordinance al- rr'G 10-OL I I ~. Coffee I - $10.00 - Martha MacDmWl -Groveimd. Fla. S50-110 - Mr& Thwen Clepciefinki-Oduade $SOSO -Cvrw.e He do - St. Cieud. Fla. i . Tot-ceased. ç -' A. i:tr Jr. At1urne for .a1d I ttt( Magnolia Avenu'..",TI sunford, 'riorlda ' BREAKSTONE 2.LL - N.tIa U. Wahoo /t,/ jac(im-lit- Mills 'A 11111 h,", ~olicvmen quelled disturbances /j.; Involving I.ODO. N1111s. 11 .%r Exrrutorr~ of the Luf,, Reactions tion - have been varied. ' , 'r Sonic say the strip has be- (IP1FEE __M4V $60.00 - Rho& Wee -D"mma Newli, Fla. $10.00 : 4 ~ I CANS Pickles .......... - - I . 1.LI. 20L iLl BOL AR j ./ - - ; rawitormillF.,;aucer C ANN PAGE REALLY FINE PICKLE PATCH SWEET $50.00 - Mm. Albert, Festm-Lake Alfred, Fla. $50-00 - Mrs. R. E. Barrialte*--ft. Moade, Fla. S60.00 - Malarle Hill - Bartow. Fla. $50.00 V.,so Strom. Ormond I.sck. Fla. $50.00 Mrs. A. U. Ta.w Whst.r Haves - the 10 p. m. curfew, more than tflC KLEENEX DINNER $50.00 1 . 63c M RES. ROLL29c ............ p n n In two weekends or protesting PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK Potatoes 2 A&P SWE Peas I 1 eq.s autos, can distant parts of the Los Angeles arrivind cli,i m 6 FLAVORS! ANN PAGE CAKE 1-LB. 3.OZ. 7 I PKGS. 89c ET BILLFOLD ~ ~ ~~~ p i •i MIIJI ; Port Wine ........ . I NOVlTHTAT*IVI .................-.--....,.....~....-....---..-...--_ ____________________________________ -.. r$'i ' 0 ( 1/2 IgCd. $2.19) A&P SWEET Y :I I. - £ti REYNOLDS PLA $24.5 . ___________________________________ - COAST TO COAST 29 Flash Only . I I 341. BAG 91. CAN og $59.95 ____ • 3 PKGS OF N . I Sept. 22 that (lie issue or seating ed warn i ng: 200 have been arrested on sitorney and ac-compnnirti t,~- 1,chnrges ranging from curfew d ol ltr an *'UC 1violation to battery against a fling fee of .. Egg I I I lnw is ofthe'IrtPUhIiC'8tt0fl o! i of (ft('l) M' T - MAXWELL HOUSE WHITE HOUSE DINNER Rolls Camera Only 1 nose section." t ~ -1 $7995 41 ~. - N SERVE ~ C BROWN - . C of 1l1III.ILlk Communist regime both have Florldis. at ,lit; (,rrj(-t. j!, ,tll,. cally and clog weekend traffic urt ljouse of sald Cotllit~'% at to a standstill. Many. having rifor1. Fl o rida. wlttn visit the area from . f ti cIE3 .~ . I El LB. CAN SAVE 20c! 1L1. BAG r 59c , ll Plagiie Los Angeles . .,.*. -. p • ' es . ..-.11.4.- Goldberg told the assembl y sind 0tall state tti p piner of r, dcnce and ost of flee :iddr'''- I I coFf 1 411. 13-OZ. A WC Shortening 'c!\ 7 ~ •- Teen-agers on crowded, neon- strip. This brought taunts. rocklit Sunset Boulevard nic and-egg throwing, some proper. 1l° ora amage. Perew-d. with shaggy beards. hair or Itervitin% protesting signs and pamphlets avid Creditom Tot All '""vinst clnlms cor Dennnd- clothing -have heard the mes- arguing agninst the ordinance . I Apal"961 Snid UoIt"Iet sage often recently. as the "shackoing or iiyearind vaeb nf y0ii n!- ll#,, I,b~- noliffed an(i re(itilro-d In pri. It may mean a new face for olds." 144-nt atly viniiil~ and 4-maii.l~ the Sunset Strip. once a place adult night cu or goo RIIID.I bivc daI-d, MILLS. CL bing. elegant jazz: now a place .11:NNETT1lfttt () I4Id COnuty. t, th, for youngsters to dance freneti- . & (-' " numbers sent, CREST Tooth Paste ti. I - I , - ') . bi N I 1 now rit _______________________ A $94 VALUE 1. . Ili the Woxuan'z. Club" the seciu1 week is declared. The proclamation further urges "all citizens to participatc w}iok.heartedly in this • t SWEET EACH ro- . . - yoli ; I ty Finest Quali I V II I All Ve a I . BREAD 15-oz. B.OL i -- CANS auce I I IWI Jane Parker . jtodwe. seminoir count!,. rlqtrldn. in Prohiste. . granted expressed strong opposition to a giving repte t.oC1dnnpt . to I LARGE SIZE - Sc OFF LASEL A. ,..--,-.1 E of RIGHTS RtSFRVFD p _I Nvill provide for service to an additional 600 holnes. Due to the size of the project, th e crane is employed to pour concrete in th e center of the large (Herald Photo) tank. Legal Notice C - your the police car blared the anipli- "Attention. Attention. It is teen-agers - say it is the curnow past 10 p.m. The curlew few ordinance that should go. now in effect. Anyone Disturbances began %%-lien poremaining in the area tinder 18 licemen Increased enforcement of the Vtonnt,y years old will be arrested." o ii' curfe w ordi n a nce on ic (Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2 1.1b. cons 450 Our I *LI1. 55C 14-OL CAKE .............. were HOLIXWOOD (AP) - From A;taw _1P_ -, ran e - - th projects by the citizens . I in th* fewift Rvertw, has been issued b the cit for a 200,000 gallon aeration settling tank that Teen Woes . .. ______________________________________________ I . . . _ft~ (Center Slice Ham ......lb. 99c) -• N X Milli 0 ''"'.-'."__f' __1 .- .I I-LB. -OZ. 53c JANE PARKER MARBLE POUND I - and recognize the contribution of each to this effect; and,.. value e active J)artici)ntion -- .4 :*.:. .~Ad I- __1110V_.. = 6b=9 -. 11 . :X (3-lb. ring S2.89) Jme Parker FRUIT 1 ½-LB. S 49 AV LOAF JANE PARKER TASTY MINCE I.I.E. El ect ronic F l a sn - 1b, 11 .. AM , I 0$ . .* A&P . .. I... .%,.. $1, it -. The proclitmittion tieclaretthat. as "thc citizens of the town. . 0 take civic pride in . ii.y ~ ., I.'-,. I , p I Your spirit can't be Up to when you know lurking a. determine what the Nationalist China would be if hind these waits are incaicuiInsects eat. Peking he able . ae_!; ... LATEST PHASE in the Casselberry Utilities' expansion program at th e sewage treatment plant is under construction. A $14,000 building permit - - I 1111, - S - . said. The Nationalists, now coti ing away at building. A fined to the island of Korninsu. quick call to SoutIiern currently represent China in the Chemicals will solve y o u r Security Council and the Gener- problem. Call todayt nI Assembly. The Nationalist government and the mainland H1I . •. •. ' =~" a_P_", ~ been proclaimed Clean-uil ,. :-.' .- by the charter. should . position - . WHOLE - - , 1. I . - '- - will abide Ili the Unl(ed Nation.% and If it • NQ-19 ..O(...:! . 4U 1 114 - AND SR I .._1 . . .. - en er, • . I. , __. - 1. and Paint-up week in the town P iu. . of Oviedo by Mayor U - mo e •.:.::::: ......... I ..................... I............. ,; I . I . 1.*-., , '. ., 1, - - • ,.~ JC . .- . -. In Oviedo , vi ig LIMIT outlining the proposal to tile il.%L .; . 14TO A ling UPON ______ 39c A L P STORES WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY Improvement . " .. _1 -1 *. , - 441h.. - r a % I.. SPECIAL Lo a d ..f It lik - -T --- -- - i LB. LB O l2'OZ. CAN 99 OYSTERS plants. I15 en ~ 1 SAUSAGE ........ L1. hearing aid, model M75 With a battM 3 mfl-pp,RIJ ,".I-1."Mol - . THANKSGIVING I i . .1 ......... PKG. Woodruff believes that every citizen with a legitimate complaint regardless of status Wwaid ix- heard. 1 .. LB CAP'N JOHN SHRIMP in the DeBary Civic from . I N ONOU Nb PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY - - : DUCKS oceans ., ,~ . 40 t 1- V - 49c ' 1, 9 GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN 500 HOURS OF . I - -- COflulilit It'I' yCnV'$ a to GRADE "A" UICK FROZEN OVEN READY YOUNG $ HWY. 17 ' IId3 ci ndmisIon ci fled china n,ifirh ! Mir I I it flI?fltkl I II iqm; - l'iige IA N ov. 21 , nii •Ifl(l Igit 0 itn, ci'rnl other nnIton pinnned to tIlHfl1t a resolution today toll t1llI1INllIlliI1i' ing for the U N General M'win appoint a cnninilttt'e to bly stIIIIy the ISSUC, 501111(1 out li king and recommend a lair lut inn to the 1967 esInii u s Antnnt1or Aithiir .1 ( • Goldberg wasscheduled to titi tIii present (lie Ii S i China que'ition in a Weecli to III the ,isembl shortly alternard ltiiltnn Sen. Atlillo Pleeloni, ______________________ LB LB. thorlye ..... ........ A0 - LB. 6 AVG. n"Ion 45 IIA04111111111111111111~ '%~ %~ICWISIAWW First Aid For The Hold of Hearing predgion howng aid Is built with ImUng yet ii only the sue ci a Thimble. its ear en Mat no d will give raising revenue will have to be Coiitrztr-- to popular belief, ahSaf ' Changing bat "tisfactlon Without found, at present, Instead of rivers do not tuke most ruin- I looking for ways to tax. we water buch- to the oceans. Of Stop Ill and try at . . I. should look for ways to save tw 1,430 cubic miles of rain, u ewers nOuCt by using a good sound business now and sleet deposited each Tuesday A.M. T&.phsse for approach." year on the United 1thtes Home try. He is in favor of putting more only about 300 are delivered a emphasis on streets, drainage, to the C00PER by rivers'.' Most lights and utilities, and spend, of tile rest returns to the air HEARING AID CRNM 25 Magrudw A i i .the police through evaporation and trunsing less on enlarginr ' d epartment , to draw more peo- plrutmn i I ~/* N m,uiik rm the ('flhllon ci ili support a rcnlution to an Not innulist q, • I " :.**.*".,i,..i."....*"*."*."*."* Center. crans af Foreign Wars Post It is urged flint as many per10050, and is a Shriner. I; doOn the question of ad valorem sons a. possible report. to nnte blood and that all mcmtaxes, Woodruff gUted he "will oppose. silly exhorbitant tax and bers of the disaster committees although the time will come 41. .1 ht othor iiiethods of uOUu . I U __ ___________ American Legion Post 256. .I L ____ - games, distributor for tile Disaster cilmmittees, or ench state for products minnufactured Community which is 11 member by Omaha Steel Corporation. nf thi- Orange City Chapter are lie is a member of Christ scheduled to meet at 7:30 p. m..,I ,r. I I Yo scheduled from 4 until 7 p.m.. Since moving here he has Wednesday. Dec. 7. ~ ~ were First world's fair was held In Ncsi. rk City In 1858. near Rangas City. Except for ter. American Red Cross, has the time spent In the Army En-, been clinnged from tile librnry 'Z ':x iuii IIIIUX L'h he lived lu that ares and will; in Orange City. Drawing is .- . HWY.1742 .' . -. •. ._1_._ Grade "A" Frozen BAKING 4 to a successful businessman, I f ...:::::::::::::: rl- • Drive with his wife, Florence, having moved to Location four and a half years ago. He Is 47 years old and was born Ing for th e Orange City Chap- ; I songs, Ile lives at 41 North Triplet . :: . I .... ... . artnett. Mrs. Wayne Alorris, Dinne Lucas, Colin Lutz, Susan Mrs. Brad Lynn and Air%. Lyon, Linda McGinnis, Pam Alnrris, Putty Pfeiffer, Judy Charles Engle. t op: dg The pi pi: 1 btr1 R, and Rhonda Watters. an Intertroop Encamp. Cd Politics . .:::: .. . I WOODRUFF ewcomer In Casselberry I I .!':~ - A ' I . r ::::::. P4FORD PLAZA UNITED NATIONS, N ' Peking UnIT(I abide by the (All) -- Sonic U.N. diploniniq 4-1111"It"' "I'll 010her It Wollit I .. - . I ~ --- I I - . ____________ tud y? S . ... In ,. 1 ... + :::: :;:: _____ ...........•.... .. ... .. Red China acking U S 0 . •:•: artMties w* done by a- nut By J AN'E CASSELBERRY ,W ". 1 . _ - - - -_ I ~ ____ �p -. - I I i ll rrath au!nr2 1yr Page 12- Nov 44: Eastbr1ook Scouts Course At 966 I. I: _ __ _ _.. .. . _ ... ....... ..... ....... ,::, %%%,", *-::: -- ....::, .,.:.:.:.. out activities by JAN C SSELBERRY 13v ~ Patrol leaders from Girl Scout trol. quite an experience Cadette Tionp 7&9,EasthOok, _________________________ attended the Citrus Council Pa for the girls, since most of them trol Leader Training Course are in the seventh grade at held at Camp Ticcwhee near South Seminole Junior High ere Jan School and had not previousis' Barberifle They Fdtr, Tens Glohus, Linda Mc- had complete responsibilit) for a troop camping event. GInrn and Eathy Engle I The troop has just completed The troop has been btmy since . "' its organization this fall and is a Standard Red Cross First made up of girls li%ing in he Aid Course in preparation for ashrook, Tanglewood, and the Emergency Preparedeness Challenge Instructing the Goldenrod areas Most of the girls bridgod to course as Charles Bryan, ho Cadettes from Junior Troops is on the faculty of CoJial High School, Orlando 6., 472 and si They meet at the home of Girls c om p 1 et i n g the ten M. WOODRUFF their leader. Mrs Gerald 0 hour course include Susan CarMcGinnis. Other adults work- rick, Debbie Davan Kathy Ening with the troop Include Mrs. gle, Jan Fritz, Nora Hartnett George Watters, Mrs. Leonard Ronamar.r Hays, Corey Kries, Hartnett, Mra. Wayne Morris, Diane Lucas, Celia Lutz, Susan Mrs Brad Lynn and Mrs Lyon, Linda McGinnis, Pam Morris, Patty . Pfeiffer, Judy Charles Engle . Strong, Debbie The troop recently participat- Sloniger, Cindy ed in an Intertroop Encamp. Toombs, and Rhonda Watters. if A cookout as held Oct 29 here all ment at Ticoche, planning and carrying and invited guests were enter. By JANE ASSELBERRY phases of talned with songs, games, and Cha]c M. Woodruff, skits. corner to Casselberr3' politics, g . has filed for the office of counFirst world's fair was held in cilman with the endorsement of New York City in 195.11. Triplet Lakes Association, of which he Is president. He lives at 41 North Triplet Drive with his wife, Florence, I 1. I I I I I I 1, i I I I 1 I1 1. I . ~ r... , --t?'.,-,: I i .... . I , I I i I", ! 11 I. I , . I i .~ I I .~ .. ~ ;, , t I % 4 i ~ . : ~I . I :11 I i 1. ' I 1! ~ "-. I . ~ I I 01r I I I !.; I . i i. I: - ! I 1, ~ I 1 . I ~ 1 t I - I. I t :. I i ;~ .1 I I- 0, - I 4 I I'l I I .1 I the appearance of their tou and recognize the contribution of each to thin effect; and ... value ibe active participation and cooperation in community projects by the citizens . . . In conjut.mn with a request from the V oman's Club" the special week Is declared. The proclamation further urges "all citizens to ticipute whole-licartedly in this improvement prognum of the dub parUcularhmt}ii bu - ~_;_ -rz. . d3=2W_ _Lj . - - , ::. -~-~ -- n" to 6 I 49c DUCKS I............ P S1 00 COCKTAIL 3 4-OZ. JARS ,WCIJPRFJJL ROLL PORK 39c SAUSAGE CAP*N JOHN STANDARD , OZ. OYSTERS ........ 12CAN TTC .! ! ! Only $55 OV* 21 st .i I PeMe SHOWS ..........'............% ..... : . .... , _;O_ . ~ "~__ _.... .._,,~. V - c 53c __ 55c , 20c! ./ SWEET ...- 1~-, 1 1 yo%'~ Nt ..#%Hb EIG -e'g~ C MAXWELL HOUSE - i 9 (IN 3-UL BAG ,,left 1 a 0 , iaw is Legal Notice - PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY LIMIT RIGHTS P1SPVED __________________________________________________________________ 9 i I (1 39 G, I . It 3 'L ~ 11, . _. . - WHITE HOUSE , . . SERVE - Egg " - . - -- - - -- 1 'i DINNER - Rolls 2 ........ COAST TO COAST - ........ for 0 . 79c yoll! .... JAR 49c 25#T. REG. ROLL LYC ffiscu ffs ins 1 -11.11111. 2-OL CANS 59 1 Oc 0 .... 2 PKCvS OF so 49C 1% Peas 49c 2 PATCH Pickles 1 . '. 1; 1 ,4, Cottage Cheese 59c ........ 35c Peaches 2 JAR 69 JARS - .%-. 4 ~ %, , , I _Ift WEEK . Head you can borrow by phone and will check the C - Stalk ~.~ - I _________________________________________________________________________________ _.. I L1. BAG 29c Apples ..... .. 1 :1 0 Oth WEEK % GIVE Potatoes .......... I.B. FRESH LARGE SNOW WHITE i,,. 1 9c ~~-11 " __ PLAID STAMP C31FTS t 1 OC r ., Lo. 79c PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92 S. SANFOU . ~ : 1 I .111. iiiiiiiri ,%'-,,:~;.-Z.I---.,.k.~k-11~:.,iAiml,!?~,.~I :.. '':_. . COOfl. LIST 12.95 TWEED - - I • I New light batteries - Batteries includ/ 110S . - RUG RUNNERS 11 . COMPAR, AT 2.49 . I . 99ro . 1% I -A i'0`114 4 9 "' Mixed Nuts. SE X 240 RAYON BUILT-IN NON BACK NG TWEEDS. E S~w~ A4 99 AT 3.95 • MIRROR POLISHED ALUMINUM :.: - - -. ... .. • - HOLDS FIVE CUPS -s- •- SPORTSMAN CAST IRON COMPLETE WITH ELEC. a .0-.^-~~ CORD. GUARANTEED! BLACK BASE AND HANDLE Portable GRILL ------- .__..r."V%,* ,.....i t .,~.r 0 # X a - 2 4F 0;9!. i 4~7~~ ~. :~Z'I I COMPARE 90 - - -- - FF GRILL LIFE TIME CAST 0N EASY 10 LIFE CARRY HANDLE. GRILL 15 l9"%I0V2` _________________ PERSONNA ______________________________ L '- 1; 8 a COMPARE AT 12.95 STAIMUSS STIlL BLADU - 7's INJECTOR IST 98C Umt 0 4-AMP CHARGER KEEPS YOUR BATTERY STRONC I C HEAVY DUTY CAST IRON 58 wth coupon thru Wed.. Nov. 23 - 2 inch FISH FRY PAN gmip .IV ~ , SCOTT NAPKINS 2 9 29 ~ "O' "A"'t 3rtimit I with coupon thru Wed., Now. 13 I IN gbaw *1 BUTANE lif with a weak or dead bat. LIGHTER . .... BATH In Sanford i . A"T* I-ENTER OFIN 9 TO 9 MONDAY THRU SATURDAY PIOXG - r 4i j , - r I - -_- - - M411111111111111111W . r TISSUE 23 it I witk coupon fh(U W*jr. Nov. - r I I ~. 'I . i Compl.t.iy automatic battery powered bock scmtat.rt Operates on standard s•ze flash- '4' KRCOLATOR , 0 I ; , AUTOMATIC ACK SCRATCHER ___ - ~, - ~" ORLANDO # * * e * * * GA 2 98 :32 West Central Boulevard. . I ' - ,j I .; .1 I. I I 4 t , I 1. I I ELECTRIC -- B AT 19.95 I ' - 11 11 - - ONTROL ' LATEST COLORS - APPROX. 9'07 TOR COLORS AND TWEEDS TO ENHANCE THE BEAUTY OF ANY ROOM. . - 111' I ._. 899 RUGS COMPARE I. -;:,I* . I . 1 1 0 South Magn , Full double bed size autotic electric blariket with dual coritrol for ""~7 individual comfort 100% nylon bind-. Ast luxury I r ft am- TELE-MONEY plan IS an excluSive - ' servke of our company In this communj - : Electric B an et 9'x 1 2' " . make one visit to our Come In and join the TELE-MONE J~n 1. todayll 0 1_~ .. ' SERVING SANFORD and SEMINOLE COUNTY SINCE 1929" Tyll; 24 hutelled Ith Tredell E iian, Once you join the TELE-MONE , .\ I . '! 1 1~ I v' I LARGE CALIF. PASCAL ED DELICIOUS ,..r.-, , 14'. %i . E II&M-Ma 819 W. 3rd St. - M. L. RABORN JR., OWNER - PH. 322-3253 a, travel, home ImproyWrits, all new clothes, color TV -Sand to • our bills old andnewl \'% - . • . " S Cranbeme - " 610 FRESH LARGE CRISP ICESE RG P , 11 FOREMOST"' SUPER HI=VOLT . just I I I SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY COO went retail price, lose trada-In at the lime of return. p over th tated Nowyou can borrow$1s0Oto $3,500 and tak• up to 4 years tpepayI t I I ahownontheivaran. - • - ,-iCK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE" (not merely dis. charges) after ei cen months fromat'h"; date c1pumhaso but ~riortotheexpiratlon toed period, J. Pennoy Compan W% , i c CREST ToothPaste P FRESH RED IJULOOLV"~ 01 1. ;'. SUNSHINE PICKLED SWEET . ".1 ..:-- ~.,.l 1 " with the TEE.MOP1 .. I ,I- -1, I hello $3,r5O BRIMSTONE 2-LB. CARTON A&P SWEET . If nny Supor NI-Volt ot falls m,th ore 7 dlscharg1s) ths rrom the :t will of without - I I LARGE 1111 - 5c 01F LABEL 59C ATTgRY 'J W • 1~.. I ....- 0 jaw) KLEENEX DINNER Potatoes 2 Therm C;0PdW1ftW__Orj@N" ' timly -- 10 1 REALLY ;PT. .1 PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK SWEET PICKLE Ms. - ...... (/2 gal. Porf W*ine REYNOLDS AI rap, A&P 63c Mixes 3 ANN PAGE FINE S2.l) * sth 89C Mayonnaise IPT Nog 6 FLAVORS! ANN PAGE CAKE 0 I -LB. 3-OZ ,I& .- is • This built so well, we guarantee *1t for 14mfull years and will replace it free for IS months should it faill . p , I ~I . . , .. A'""C711VI 041110M PLATID BUTANI LIST 6.95 2 - - - 66 ,1 i I ! 1~ -1 - , 0 - I S nneq.s C~jnty Board of Supervisors shmild repeal the ordinance al12, lov4ng teen-age dancing in night I SME -; - A ' " "! V DRY CLEANING 1101P. ,% ttorney for e. 1I3 '.%lagnnl1a Avelille Sanlord, Florida 32'M pubfish '.Nov .11, -1 19 & Dec. 1966. I 17 fl AND SR 43 H '' V__ - SEMINOLE PLAZA -.----. - - ~__--- -_ . - G5 7 10-OL 11 , R - ____CH .l Instant Coffee I 1-12. 1AG I f CAN ~ it ~ ~ two-Chinn policy giving represetitiatititi to bot h. Goldberg told tile asselliblY Sept. 22 tillit the Issue or ,wating lied China concerned whether 110W past 10 p.m. The curfew few ordinance that should go. now in effect. Anyone Disturbances begnit when po 11% maining in the area tinder 18 licemen increimed enforcement in the Court of ilor viviontr years old will he arrested." or the curfew ordinance on tile Teen-agers oil crowded, neon- strip. This brought tiiiints. rocklit Sunset Boulevard - sonic and-egg throwing, some proper11" ret Voitntr of conventionally dressed. niany ty d1lilinge. and it plethora or JEANNE"r,ri:. co. m I 1-U-;Docens(.11 with Shaggy beards. hair or protesting signs and paniphleLq , Ir's, All Creditors ""It 11PT04111" or nemninits clothing - have heard the mes- arguing against the ordinance n%ina clal"Is sage often re nstIc "shitckoing of I year C:wh of YOU 01,e you It may mean a new race for ncnt nny vinimm wid d-mall-14 tile Sunset Strip, once a II13Y which you, or vttli"r 0! I it night I It i Ic U bd 00 I d• adult or goo ,, the have aalnt d bing, elegant jazz: now a place ile.. U.i \IIT-J' I Co. 31 late (! Id Cotutity. t( tIif °"' for youngsters to dance IrenetiI"" the cally and clog weekend traffic to office court liouve of P-1141 (701111 ty Rt to 11 standstill. M anY. 11110119 , autos, can visit the arca from calendnr m(mll', from the t 1111(. of the first pumication or tbir; distant C1% ii IUI area. o top1e ni notite or demand shall hr in writing. Ili two weekends of protesting and PhOl Mate 011% Olive of re. "ce Rn(l potit orftee adarv?,m ot the to p. m. curfew. more than he claimant anI Plum he'% ors 200 have been arrested on to by tile el:11111fint. his a gent, ol. attorney afl(l accnmpanted by s- charges ranging from curlew le e o! ,me o ar flth violation to battery against or dvioand not tio filed police orricer. Saturday 400 aliall lie %,nitl. /p/ jac(tuplint- 11111s 1111111(all policemen quelled disturbances /,/ Pauli ne mills sativer Involving 1,000. .%p F,xecutorx of tile Last Reactions - and proposed 'WIll and Testament of action -have been varied. jl;.1.%%'\'F.TTE G. 'MILA-b. Some say the strip has beDeceased. de • t - - now ri - . parts of the Los Angeles . 1 LB. . , __________ 13-OZ. CANS LOAF Jane Parker ,W.., . , ,. , -'!~.~', .- ',- I - __- 1 411. B.OL . Vu" . .-,.-, ko"o .-- of "MEET ME AT THE FAIR - WE'LL ALL BE THERE - Quality . 13.1b. ri"g $2.89) 1 1,12-LB. S149 PiE I I CAKE • JANE PARKER STUFFING BREAD i.: ftoo ij- nest UF * H. I .?-., (Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2 1-lb. cons 450 JANE PARKER TASTY MINCE ." , AMUSEMENT 41I~._ ---,,%- . ...... 1 .1 : •. Jme Parker FRUIT 1 FAIRGROUNDS OPEN AT 4:00 P.M. DEGGELLER 3 * 111 n-VA&W1511~ 1111 no W A&P $54-ft - Or@" Her&W - St. CJoad. FI& $60" - 1110" Nerb -Oreveland. FW $60-00 - W. L rhh - Now S=Vmo Bomb. 0 , I -- -. . SSOM - Mr& I I .2,f ~., I.. ; ; .,f,I; . i~wWw~ Fla. *1dr n' h1 s ays '. I I' 'V( )I) A ' -I the police car blared tile ampli $50.00 - Mis ft. £ IiIaiptio -Ft. M4, Fla. ; 4 ' . . •..... i ! ~ . ! HAM (Center Slice Ham ...... lb. 990 $10.O0. I. Booth - Erni 0.111.. Fl.. $10.00- C. W. Tool - Litath, Fl.. $60-00 - Itkode Wee - De"a looa. Fla. SIOAI -MrL Lois J. Swhm--Dade City. Na. 94s. $10.00 - Nsl1 U. WaN.. - Ft. Moak, iii. P. 5. FIsIg - Wlat,r Pork. Fl.. = Mrs. George Miller - St. C1084 Ra. 000 * Teen Woes Sfill Plague Los Angeles 1b. - . Here Art Just A Few Of The Wlawn ,s.-, Osde. s! • At /. "I C . I AT A&P! Ididon - ,.:" .-. I -1I . 1. bi 1 V ~LL1JII1Ji1r - - aml WIN UP TO $1,000.00 i 4 . ( ~-, 'IF . • C -_ - ~~ ~ S m e . U lilly 141. BILLFOLD BINGO Counly Se inole ;, L . ., .I ~ en er, 14 TO 1$ •t . SHR M • WHOLE COOKED GRADE PKGSOF .A _ . . .. - - at the --. permit building A $14,000 sewage treanwnt phunt is tinder construction, haq been i'.iied b t'rn utv for a 200,000 gallon neintion settling tank that will piovide for set- v ice to a'n additionai 600 homes. Due to the size of the concrete in the center of tile 1111*9 project, the crane is employed to (Herald Photo) tank. 01 HAIJ Flash Only * r.Ri hf" mo e "Su .-.•.•. .IN . I 95 79 Camera . .... BROWN COMPLETE L . - LB. DAY - . - - , --• I 1, ~ I r A & P STORES WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING A $94 VALUE ''"- . - k ~ -Admw = 0~ -. .-"Mrjw~*W_~~ ~W"="W~ - . Gk . I I .. - tlwvmw~ I Gary. The proclaniation dec.lares I that as "the citizens of the - _____ P 1_~OU' ,-~ . - Insfant Load "270" with Electronic Flash Thk of Nov 28-Dec has been proclaimed Clean-up and Paint-up week in the town - .., I "-' /' '.-- 114111. 31 it .11 - , ' UNDER 10-LIS. __________________________________ GTod. "A" Frozen BAKING Argus Week Declared In Oviedo oo ' : . .:-::-:%--- -.--.'~- .... f1 I 10 TO 16-LB. AVERAGE I &LB. & UP SPECIAL .t ;1, - - A COOPER - - U 17fl I ONORA I I f_-..-. -: Kader Jewelers 4 .. .. -- GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN OVEN READY YOUNG I level rt _____ I 1 American Center. CMOs of FoMgn Wars Post Tt is tir;:ed that. a-, many perIMM, and is a Shriner. I , r4a IOU sons as possible report to do. ,_A__O~~~~ on the question of ad valorem I I II blood and that all memnate %~Ycou&bllmw %~ I I taxes, Woodruff stated he "will of the disaster committeest Aid oppose any exhorbltant tax and ber TWS :Mulnj now precision bowing although the time will come be present for their meeting aid Is only the SIZS at a Thli 1' that no doubt other methods of cmo,,ouIs n ts1 .r 1 revenue will have a e to be Contrary to popular belief, satisfaction found, at present, instead 01 rivers do not take most rainterim for ways to tax, we wnter back to the occaMS. Stop In cmd try at . . . ~ I should look for ways to save the 1,430 cubic miles of rain, !I I I , o usiness snow und sleet deposited each. 4 : year on the United States is In favor of putUng more onl} about 309 are delivered a Horn. He ,, rainage, to the oceans by rivek.'Most ! It . ..., ., 1 ~ lights and utilities, and spend of the rest returns ta HEARING AID CENTER air I i pw I 25 Magruder A,osd. I lesi on enlarging the police through evaporation and transi L I' P° piration from plants. department, to draw I 9to 'area t pie . Woodruff believes that every ~ I I I IV comCit1ZM With a legitimate ~ .i . t plaint regardless of status THANKSGIVING ~ I should be beard. .X.y U 1 SANFORD PLAZA 'IIIP'" * 0 0 2 ............................ r % of the Orange City Chapter are He is a member of Christ scheduled to meet at 7:30 p. m., I Episcopal .Church. Longwood. Dec. fi. in the DeBary Civic predict thilt tile United Stnt( n,iindc for the epu)lon of the t%IH uptrnrt a reoIutIrm to ii onii M q ornmittcc thorie a year's study ni ntIrnIsion of Re(I (Ilinfi(Bite eriTh *nttfttrh to the world oIgnnI7ntion IA 21 IWf' - Page P " . Italy, flelgiuni, Hi nil) and several other nation' t,Innirntl to siiliiiilt. H reqoltitlun tn(Iny ('HI) lug for the U N Getieriil Aceni lily to appoint a cunitnittee to I stutly the issue, sound out I'eking Ilfl(1 reCtflhlmefl(I n fair so lution to tin' 1967 session l,nqqiidor Arthur .J ç • -Goldberg was sihedulul to (;oldber .-.present the U S view on ttu Chinii question in a speech to 11 the netnbIy shortly afterward. Italian Sen. Attilin Plccioiii. oullhiltig tile proposid to the its sellibly Fridity, sald the com r,inittee should nc)1) Peking ii it ,t, , to ii11v :i .,.,_ qua,,.,. ':t:l Niitkititind lilt wl,ll1HlIteby the cIIr. 511(1111(1 Your spirit can't be up to par determine what the position of when you know lurking beNationalist Chiinii would be i hind these walli are incalculI'eklng were granted it seat. hr able numbers of Insects eatsaid. The Natltiiiiilists. now (011 ing away at your building. A rine(I to the island of Formosa. quick call to S 0 U t Ii I t Ii currently represent China In the Chemicals will solve y o u r and the Gener. problem. Call fodayl ni Assembly. The Nationalist government and the mainland [NO Communist regime both have I hearing aid, modal A battery pow that will lad 500 HOURS. been the distributor for the Disaster committees of each state for products manufactured community which is a member .j ,, t CAP'N JOHN 1. . be lived In that area and was in Orange a successful businessman. scheduled from 4 until 7 p.m., Sinoe moving here he has Wednesday. Dec. 7. __________________ ...._.............. ........... ,.......... .......... WORRYFREE .. .% -..,_.L;.. ,r . - NL C;641-L*11 hkillf-*X '', 7 - '. ........ ... LB• HEARING . I - • ' NATION, N V PetJnz would abide by the ktPurItWflh1I(I Omi-ivr mid rI I I Ch 4 .. % ina Stud y? .S. Backing Red U I i + 'I (1! .-. Th--- 500 " Location for the blood drawhalf years ago. He Is 47 years old and was born ing for the Orange City Chapnear Kansas City. Except for ter, American Red Cross, bas the time spent in the Army En- been chringed from the library four and a I -_ Blood Drawin Locat• on Is Changed 61 :::::. ,.•.•. ....... In Casselberry 0 ics t *`t*:* ...... *:'***' , -**--.. ::::'' ...-1..-.`* 11. .:%.-X:% .'' ": ___ - ::::::*.*.* .:. * ::: - *,* * " *--.i...... ,:.,:.,:. , " X::...:: '*....-..%-%%%** ...... :.:.:... ,-.*X-'-%%%% .....:.:::::: X.: ..................::% ..Y.......'. ... .. tI' Newcomer I ~- .:::::::.:.:.:.:. %%%*-1 :...... ........'.. .......... ______ ___ 1 i i x i . i . . , :::: _'.. _ ____ __ .-N. ....... . _ :-:::.:----:::* ::::::::::.:::::::::::::: I . i T THERE IS AN ECKERD ------.-- - Li : �_____t_ i , 15 I I a ~ I ~ i . - [ I - - - - • " ~ i.!. ,. "I.,, 1. , . ',.~ - ! : 4, 1411M I FZ c c vent assignment with the Air vember" at the Sanford Garden Ings and hidden meehnnlm of the accurate machine? Force. Center Friday and Saturday. ______ ______ peaking of Delta Airlines I., r " I . 11 . I i I I * - :1 . I I I I' iI .1 ~ .1 I I .1. I I rI 11 ? ~ . . I ; ! 1 I ; i I. I ff 1~ 1. I i l , . , .. Ii;, I ' -1 for aluminum covering With adh I on the had The Pre r I ., 11 r. i .. . . ( : , , . I - It iltil Is printed in luxurious and elegant patterns. T1II' IflaflU- Friends of CAPT. ANI) MRS. Inform me at once as to the Nor th Pole zip code. My letter , /1 ( ' ____ . I t I ___ • . 4I._.i ___ 7 I. I: 1-f~,o!:Z.. " . , t-I , .. ,.,. .. -*! 1.- - . I ' . .''' .' ,. I 0 ~11! I 4i ippronching rn'rjn magic . •• . -9-~. I , 1 01 I f; , is .. -, I. . .. I "- ~ . i ;: ll , . . .. ' 0 '. " I - L• 2201 S. PARK AVE. i A LI t . : % , I I white candles Others enjoying the evening A large white niilk glass punch bul with niatthing CLips with tiit honoret- were hex' a silver coffot. sertiu and all mother, Mrs B W Williams, ver and crystal appointments the groom-elect's mother, Mrs. completed the table de.oratiuns B E Morris, Mrs W H #4•. ,.' - -_ - I #4 I "" ' & 11 , I I .O." , . ••' ... . .,.2 . - ,I_ ..• C"ll o n et 6% - c... / . : , : , _%'' • - • .............• •• 16111F UUU signers rushing for two-faced fabrics for spring. What 4 i... a -. . - . : ' -•,,,. . . .. f. blnations and tones. The patkrns 5ir€ ropy nubbey and ' grainy. St1ipb are puffy and - , . • 'I \ •m. '44. Ft -.. '-'' ,., 11 . j , 80 ' x 90" reg. 8.98 now ' 108" x 90" r . $15' now 'I 7•50 12 S.. r ' ~ '' "' . , :!, .. .. tli- 1. 1.. . , I" ic ~~ -- .. ) ... ill, ç' .-%.- .... lusciously soff acrylic electric Ut' ,, -., ________________ • , . I f*: I . , I .. . 4 . .-,- V, I., 'I% "I .1 t.,.t_ 1,11, , 10M_l J_ 11 I , ... r, 1 . . 1 X I . Our down soft 61ankef will ove comfort hatavor t a weafherl Lightweight and cozyl Nylon 6ound. All at a most comfortable now . . 1. I I.. , - low price! Pink, peacock, rosobeige, moss ~ . 1.,.. "'. green, honoy gold. .. . 1".... .!' '0, _. .. 1. '\ i 'W . " /i n . \ 72 x 84 single control t • 's,. . 'S . , / • 1/ I Shop Ii - ii 4 . ,' ' 210 E eye-catching, I .; I Gift ~ •i- II '.J '-.'.'' .--= , - - . '' Lovely choice Until De c. a . of f - ..'' - / CHRISTMAS -com. . 0. If 1A 11 -in , ine bag. The sees America's pace-setting do- 0a • . 1 L . ep one purse organ- three square bags are attached central characteristic of tho ring. The practical narcotic addict Is emotional imnot carry three to a big maturity. __ ... Ion bound. Marvelous[ machine washable. Comes in a heavenly cc or range: whif@, pink, roseb * cock, honey gold, moss I -~ personality. They noted that the . • I- es which change the patient's a few potato pieces at a time fly Jess, Britain's into caramel syrup and turn to top liLiI) designer, invented The American Wool Council '. - , boiled group therapy procedur- tes now 72" x 90" nation of sympathetic and hard- Fas i - " • .: . 1* 0 Give and get year-round comfort now! Cozy Insulation in winter. • cooler in summer! Ny' ute the cure rate to a combi- M d III . -- - DOIZA CAIWENI'ER,who celebrated lie Deitch, executive director, acbirthday, Nov. 16, 1966, Nvas guest of honor cording to a report In "The Iiii-thday dinner given by her daughter, Mrs. Physician's Panorama," attrib- I • - Skin and halve Iengthwise. Dip one fo netic~;, one for odd. d w green, Iue. sweet potatoes until tender. purts once-one for keys, aspect: d f fumbling . -, . .., . plating treatment at the non profit rehabilitation center per of boil- • 1 W-70- ,.. I 11 1. NARCOTIC ME -7 HANOVER, N J (UPI) - CARAMEL S I % * E' E TS I Caramelized fresh sweet po-'I . dpolm 0 Plushly napped acrylic fh I __ on a refrigerator shelf, or sevoral months in a freezer suit, 84 per cent of those com- ' I .4111111i;%M heated 375-degree even. Serve hot. Makes about 16 dozen. Wrapped in airtight paper, the dough keeps about 5 to 6 days .• ney, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Minor, Mr. and Mrs Paul Oglcsb) and : REFRIGERATION ~~~~~~~ • ,_ 4.t % blue cheese (about 4 ounces, crumbled). Add I clove of garIle, minced, and I tablespoon of chopped parsley. Work in 4 cupsofflourwlth forkorpas.. try cutter. Shape into 4 rolls, each a bout 1 Inch in diameter and 6 to 7 inches long Chill be fore slicing about % inch W&. Dough may crumble if sliced while fully frozen. Wesle) Flllmdn, Mr and Mrs Claude Hawkins and son, Sid- . .. I . the cold winter months. The dough, made ahead, can be frozen and defrosted as needed. Narcotic addicts at Daytop Vil. . El 1. -1 1 . heat and stir until lumps melt, - .. .... . hOME-MADE CHIPS Soup chips are handy to serve as snacks or with soup during lage hero are forced to take a mature view of life. As a re- cup .- atur a on savin " -' 1% 1..~_, !", I 1". - 11 !, . . I ~. i . PH. 3224315 D E off y bc) UIJ in today's job market, if you baven't got a D . _-. . . should d.f'.cts an mat.r,a or workmdn % bp we will r.pimc. the control for 5 a•r w r.pLce the bb.nk.t for 2 y.ar,, r.pak ii for 3 '.m,s. .' // . ,. First HOLIDAY SPECIAL! . J A# 4-0, trai E. First £ Sanford Ave. " 'D $% - . WAVE '- 10 S t 1 T . . %.I. . ' "c ' ' -~ BOTH 1 .I ., !, ,,.i 1. .",~ t,, .", To get a good job, get a- goo ca n-P * t.. - V " 95 . .uph1ticatCd Look r . . i1 . , I Ili .4 ,~., , 4% I N ,I ~tx 11 % .4, ,& *J 6 .- a I X A 14 BEAU ac sAND fur etertainlng. to:, "41t"714- J k in hi d white zebra print swirled on velvety wide , I I 111* $35.00 VALUE $1 I.., ,,~~ $ O+t ,Z.,,,--~ ." • TY SALON 3122141 CHARGE IT -_ I , f . I .1 • p ., - '- 0 PH. 322.3315 '- 4? i, ... TIOUDAY AT-HOME WEAR 31 W. 13th ST. To, Prettiest decorator spreads of the season in charming "Garden Lane" floral prints Beauti. fully quilted fops finished with self-wolfin g. gracefully flounced skirts. Got yours now at a great holiddy savingst -_ %6 1 4, - I , , ~, , -;. .;;; -,,,~- *, , qs. -). . . . .:!VAN~ p 4V I DAUGHTER - .. PERMANENT A . X. ~ (lu.fOy. Flowing hostess pajamas (above) 322-1122 or 322-6452 L %1. Z . r )~ f I . SANFORD FLOWER SHOW . I I i4p,4 V ut.sidetheclassroom. - - 4ft ""TE"), ii Y11're iL) 66 - 001 nOw ... Stay therel Leam Today, to get a good job, you need a good edu cation. No two wa ) ,r about it. A good education I '( r.,X ,; '1I AfldafUtUretbatkeeps(mpayfg ver year. f r as long as you can.If you' re oUt of bcliO,bere are pIentyowaysthget b good education... you ltavezit got whutittakes toconipete1orthegood-pa'ing jobs. 0 PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW if Tue world is full of people wlio (277710Sf made it You could be One of them if you start work- with FOR ESTIMATE Chrysanthemums Poinsettias Mums er . 1',.,tr 1 ~: I PROFESSIONALLY You II have a wonderful sel.c+ion in an original design. Corn t . ' I rp 11 C ' ..' . Add 2 tablespoons of butter or I d1 margarine. Boil 6 medium-size Ill" Roses - - ' 11 - 1. I :- .' 1111 ing water and return it to low _____ a Wear a fresh corsage . • I Decorate your home or table . •:' Mrs. Dan Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. RUGS .. ,I - ter, '4 pound of grated sharp icddar cheese and ) cup of ... - ~: ~'- Part F :I :,., - , .- 1 -- ,.,, , :1 .111" - (Congratula ons'Nowyo - enalmostget "'i r By MRS Ii L. ioiiso' lirs. Dora Carpenter,, uto turned the young age of i2 on from heat add . - .. e inn it melts and browns.- Remove .1... _____ • 0' - frosting at room temperature, urs In the refrigerator. Mix together ½ pound of but let and stir over low heat until ' •; a ;52, • ora Carpenter Feted 2 .z cup of sugar in a heavy skil- U." ::... £.L gi . . '.. .*,wr .V. ,rr Vinn . her daughter, Mrs Nelson and - ' . -- roses. The iRe]) honoree dS ti! center of attraction during I entire e vening and enjo' ocrnn gifts. Those spending this special occasion with her were Mr. and glints in It. ..: - ..; A v MISS SHARON North Lake Monroe The delicious dinner consi .(" of turkey and all the trimmi , barbecued ribs, tossed sa , Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Frank H Lain of Los Alamitos, Calif, and le 1.110' ' thru on blank ts The next meeting will be held a e home of Mrs. T. A. Bur. Citi1 nix. will be the Christmas part) , with exchange of gifts. Eighteen nienibers enjoyed .., \'. .,~ .:. D % Service so QUALIT I 111 11 -* 0011 ., ! 11" 5m: ( .* ,. -, *,. ~T% !, I *\~- 41:6 *.. #, II 0") R#&ffi&&.AM&WW *I . , A 11 M "L717 , WOw. ;%.- • Allow about 1½ hours for do- pounds, 13 ounces and has been named Harold Ernest Long Ill. The hostesses presented Miss ilains and Linda Harris. I toi " ... . . - - ', ... tiful sheet cake was iced white with yellow and gre 10b East 21st St., Nov. 34, Lit were iierved to the guests. Alsio Alrb. Lauren Johnsun, the man of your Iffe can find Following the gift opening Mrs. John Ludwig, Mrs. Ed- you by wearing flourescent nail 7:30 panThe party rooms were dcc- guests were grouped in couples, ward Smith, Mrs. W. H. Men- polish, and luminous lipstick orated witli arrangementri of given tissue paper and pins and wether, Mrs. Ted Williams, and eye makeup. white gladioli and mums. The asked to make bridal veils. Mrs. George Hughes and the Metallic cosmeti cs, t boa e refreshment table was overlaid Mrs. .lolin Banner and Mrs. Misses Myra Mocks, Linda Jar- wi th Midas touches a.! gold and with a white Irish linen cloth James Dunn won the prize for nugin, Martha Johnson, Mari- silver, are the glumckr kicks of and held an arrangement of doing the best job. anne Ludwig, Sheralynn Wil. one firm. Even the powder has white gladioli, mums and green- : margarine. DOWNTOWN SANFORD I - Williams at the Fesler home, cream, fruit punch and coffee I and Mrs. W. R. Jennings. the moonlight you make sure : I _. .I:, ., /, - - I . I I , e'i- • u 200 E. FIRST STREET 1. Riser, Atrii. Churleti Meeks, that give you the appearance of buds, Mrs Mired Stanley Mrs La- h avi ng been simonized are the al shower honoring Miss Sylvia mints, nuts, neapolitan ice mar Eaholh, Mrs. Tony Gonza. vogue for sunshine living. Is ~ ~J / j.1 .__r_ri-I..1___L 1. 1 U tesses for a mitieelluneous brid- pink and green rose : . I .. . PH. 322-4913 . 0. . " '. Ir",. ..'' I I.-, It . . : " , ei.- " 'I - ," ..:. Of r'T I . . 1%. I ,I . -, L . ,;, . 4 4000 . ~.'- ! AML ALWAYS FIRST fill With gO0dJC8. also to be sol(l at the bazaar. A collection of items was brought to Airs. Dick Mchaulln for wrapping for surprise packages for the bazaar. A business meeting followed with reports of the board meet. Ing being given by the presi. dent, INIrs. J. V. Jones. World gonlening chairman, Mrs. D. At. Paul, told of the re. quest or to club's program and an offering was made for . I d I Mrs. A. B. Harris were co-has- with white Icing, decorated with Mrs. Dick Elum, Mrs. James the dark. Lustrous make-ups . T'he couple will he marri( Dec. 18 al 7 p.m. A the Forest L,a k e Soventh-da: Adventist Mrs. 4e. nne .. ti L . - , 7,-_ , 1 011 . .t" -'~* 1. It..,..f 1. 41.1 . ... I. 1. , Wednesda), Nov 16, %'' guestatab1rthda)dinntr. en by her daughter, Mr' Nelson at the Nelson hoin young man weighed in at eVht (Herald Photo) .s , . , 0 W 1# , *, , 4_ A~ Pk . Frank L. La-Mie of Jackson- .J. ____ ,.,,. .4'. 1411do. lit,% Attelld-d Stetson Uni- DELICIOUS j t I OP7Ti f\ fLj . beets, acorn squash d sweet potatoes Just blend teaspoon You not only have to shine in Wis. W. A. Fesler Sr. and Refreshments of petit fours Stewart, Mrs. Gordon Bradley, the daylight, you must glow in ~ i I : _ ~Ie ?*'w Pre-Nuph"al Miss WillLaMS BrL"de-Elect 'B eauty B riets 41 ~11 0 Z , L a variet.y of vegetable,, including ..•' I the evening. fusjiioned from cookie cutters and ribbon ''. i i,iIt,erem iiile appru'. folds to fit into a a k t. • for :ak at ta ble at :jrek the Club Bazaar to be 10d at the Gordon Center Nov. 18 and 19. !C , . % Nov. 21, 1 • ed the group in the making of clifetcrill AlYle to a typical linr- Jill,, allot I heir chorming limif!,ag, grommets for tying It In plArn .1 nlenl. The fragrance Or Illvited were ,%lrs. Ituy 'I'lills, fin so linsit or tent. ~- Weralb Sit"ft"h iincnii Sirs J E % 14 . A s HAIR STYLING' SALON New A 1/C and Mrs H E i , .lr, of Cape zmuncetheblrthofthelrfirst r. child, a son, at Otis Air Force Base on Nov. 11) The husk) presenting gifts to Miss Sylvia WTlllIams, center, at a bridal shower in her honor at th e Fesler home. Miss Williams is wearing her corsage for I Betty A nne DELIVERY -' senior at Floridi State Univer- wrapped gift ORDER NOW 35 t" - . . 1, Hostess Dinner inenti. __ _____ _ __ - __ cory living vx)rn evpryone lelA horn ol ptc'tit nuurfIsnI,ig surely enjoyed their food anti IIiIilscu Circle of the Snuilmd The man or boy who dreams I Gordon Club met at the lionue with colorful miii athorned flit' c4)I)'I'tqI1(Iot1 A formal arrange of 'leepint tinder the stnr i Nov ii linkli lht SIIIIN'I table wn meal of fleinlqb treated flowers m't stnnmer otight to ru of Mrs H G Erlsson with • (tICS at co. cloth. I he hrown Iutckgrauml mu g H I f I e C ft t Philatlen. wnt'rprnof blanket made of in hlostc,s'.s • VHA print e d in a fiull ami gra in druit growing near the front quhnthm materials or,nnII I After cut.CC aiiu __ 1esseit the i'nttern. entrance. chivelo P cml for s. e e rn ( t. it fleeting was turned Over to • ( • fl tier Uuiestq were nrt,vldc'd tI5 I I ________ nia and At r_ J. L- Doyle of Indiana. She vas born in South Bend, I nd. Her fiance %%its graduated 4 rrLvcLLs HOSTESSES MRS. W. A. IFE SLER, left, and Mrs. A. H. Harris, right are I I YOUR COLOR 4 if Usher Club. She attended South. " -'' Mi'tonar College and as a member of Sigma Phi. Mi'. Doyle also attended Columbia nionCollege C., and is presentl,y employc4i in the office of Dr. Paul Foster Orlando, Grarn;ousherrlearc Stinson 11he Mr t lSd(' ' i'tiivtliii ham I)tikc'ii iii t'IIIt r P0 MI lStffllq (q)flflq ed lit SUpper Thinrsdn' t''i'iihiii fain pane, Ireqhly tnked hot ('lark Mr 1)em ,qq tr' t at her liuiiw (III West Sithi tolls niiti pumpkin ple were Mr Ifrnryfluzsq'lj !4q flpr Mreet. The harvest theme wac plaslnuj tmmi tempting. McI.nujin anti Mks F;IIs i,q v (8 V t' liii jfl lnf1i decor and (o,,ifortahlv seated In the Kfrchtmff . iiirnscus . Ball the biggest ever. Keep your eyes glued to The Herald. .., 11 - g_ BIG N annual CHAMPAGNE BALL d th ausicesof SemInole Count Mutual Concert Assocla will be t the Civic Center V and with champagne - Airs J~nv 14Arhin of Orlintin. "Sherrie" is a Lradute of the Fore.,.( Lake Academy, where she "a" a member of the 1. Mrs. 1r) of pedandmarw.rsbox.drdy,. be %9a&fin Engaged wuh. uuigter, Sharon iuv * I %'flTd Harbin, son of w I you please . . . on Der. 20. The . , PLACE YOUR this week. 'i:1i]iiI "HAI' FALLS" are the teenage rage Doyle . foday and mak, your estee. ______________ Come lions. in All 1%rns are conveniently a%- Q fl Sharon . ____________ School House The exqui site silver service will be on display at the Count) Fair aU " -' ____ I li If s • LSS Ti d Mis. flirnnrd l)ciyle of Pinh Dri ve. 1 iwc'.t are .n'rnuncin 1IC engagement rn.sensitl'e dlcorntIe ma e- Pknse M .I - 0antarb *r2A - Nov 21 ]66 -.r: rr - . !i ge 11 . December. . New What s . EVAn BE S ,I -4b_-I :;' k ..: :, %. A, ,.-:1-1 4_I , -,!~~lk", -- . .'.... •1 if any of you evex have the op- JOSEPH M. TULLYJR. will he the way out I 11 . ideal for decorating an portunitv to see, "Let Yourself highly Interested In news from th no w ss.cfo from Go," sponsored by Delta, Ruth's and Joe's daughter, surface, , clean smooth, "DEAR SANTEE 0, OU liw. of fabrics The DON'T MISS IT! e Borneo walls to al The left-over able HEATHER ANNE Will P1011116 you* ..j A group of US in press, radio material, non-shrink-, cleanable, .7 :;.1. ~' i 1* i . '.1 mink- diamonds and sedan will and TV media in central Flat suffice for another year. All 1 waterproof, fndr'proof, is ia. ids were guests at the show and among 25 young ladies who arc really want this year Is your ad s sho e Inches wide and comes In 12cocktail party recenUy at the on the 1966 Greensleeves Ball autograph Kindly address a and 24 yard rolls It's called fins fabcs . . Sflrm ,Cup Orlando. Th Debutante Committee. The Bail negot,i abl e note in .. , inc u,v using Cling-foil .•. 106 Park Ave.123-0313 0 actors were two young men will be held in the Grand Ball. Sanford zip code numerals, also .4 .. t of women who spwled Just room .,.r. .,.! I I I and the Hotel Biltmorc. written out, and with your name . . dryer, * * A new multipurpose 9, .4 about everything written, not printed. That'll, be .I , body. It is a highly stimulating ne WIlys; currently reside neat, sweet . . 11" lightweight and suitable to in M"rt S and refreshing OH MAN' MAN :1cc along when ,you travel By DORIS WILUAMS .I. MUTT OVERHEARD after the show SHM % ..! , It is designed to dry hair, finDan a honeymoon In Turkey at the lavish buffet at McCoy's Many thinks to the read .. JUNE PORZIG, publicity . . CONDITIONINO a :*4 impress anyone? That's Pre- Skyline.-A fashionable titian. for the "favors" lost week. Cho . e ..., . ': ~ ,:,:.~ . TPEATMNT$ you gale-you are °n ..'. next play scheduled for early cisely, where PiT WIGHT and haired DeBarylte commented, Touche' to ft. for the yaung An ideal 1 how to December. has announced that wore a girdle so th i? : .. .... . 1. bar fiance, LT. (U.S.A.F.) "Gee, I wish I ture sports. give hair A ; 11 I could take It off." rehearsal is moving swiUly and 1191, Young Mrs: a bedspread vk1th a ,11 . .,~-! ;, GARY FOX SANDERSON will press." it it; possible the show will go ;. live after their marriage in De. CHARLIE MORRISON was in d sooner an was . ° mensional printing, the patN.wsst . camber. "See k his heat form last week at the Read with genuine Interest previously ann d tern includes designs for buck.,* ? Pat, who has retired after pre-Thanksgiving Ladies Day where LYNDA BIRD JOHNSON JIM BLYTHE AND SAUNet seats, a vented hood and 121 N. 3224U4 serving as a stewardess with Coffee sponsored by the Chum was on McCall's payroll to the DRA CONWAY will 1 the .'I spoked wheels. She annually. really tune of $10,000 it is Delta Air Lines for two years, bar of Commerce. "I leading roles in 'Me Man in __ Is currenth, being feted at a great s e e I n g CONGENIAL completed . pub the Dog Suit" with supporting will be series of pre-nuptial events. She CHARLIE in high gear again three weeks which es played by VAL COLi lished In the January publics'r and Gary met while she! was after being incapacitated for so / 0 great job, sir, tion. a ~ based at Dallas. The courtship long. 'You did war, strengthened after she was but who wouldn't, BUNNY LOGAN, JERRY Mctransferred to Miami, which has by all the lovely gals who were see. Okay, boss, I understand CABE, DENNIS CARR AND ! I resulted in the sound off of guests at the coffee' Yes, th ere completely It's really that TIM TALMADGE were many handsome men on did ' choose th I ht a nts wedding bells. For your shopping convenience Ilia show had a successful ELEANOR BUTLER, left, and Betty Ball, both and not my capabilities. lection we have relocated our enlarged Gift Broadway run and It is certain I members of Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta 'Siipma . Phi, Paducah, Ky., is a helicopter men Department on the mezzanine. to delight area fans who are inpope with beautiful service which will be awarded pilot In air rescue so the two The Cooking School Thursday GUEST SPEAKERS at the tere In a touch the to a lucky person as a fund raising pro ject to aid 'flycra" speak the same lingo night was highly successful last meeting of the Seminole tropolis brought to Sanford. the Little Red School House. Silver will be (in disSecretary's AssoI . ! TOWELS PETITE PAT had a blast witb Chef SOL WEILL once County Legal ,.--.. _3_63-6 fl*.nlvrI.-,-9"Mutare, 1) r .p ,I.v " I -t the Opim-tv 'Pai'r .qll thic wepl!. . A'J.1jr- %Lil: ~*V'0110t. .. .",.'1,..,k,..-1.-. .,.. " '".1.", - *.W& .. _, I .---f.- .4,~~.~ .:.a -7~,J:.f. %..'~_T:-E ~~ SAY~~- --~;.-a. -;,y,A.,., '"L~ - C 0 . . 1. ~', . . FRED Attorney GORDON many delightful recipes through Interesting places she flew and BETTY BALL members of PLACE MATS ",,,,_• ERICK and Police Chief AR Zeta MEMO TO MR. V. FROM ala." How is It that some cdinumerous celebrities he met In his own inimitable style. Chapter of Beth Sigma TEA TOWELS NOLD WILLIAMS, Who gave a brought to The Herald office PERSNICKETY PEN-PAL - tors rate a trip to beautiful San will Jive fondly In her memorLINEN CALENDARS "Holiday In Fashions" at the demonstration of the DRUNhO last week a handsome set of Sir, I appreciate the education Marco Islands while the rest lea. :They will leave for Adana, Sanford Woman's Club Saturday METER machine. ...., silver service, which the sor. from you re facets of this rac- of us are trapped in outer Si. . . and a wide choice *Zt -, Turkey, about Jan. 15, IN7, night brought a houseful of pa- So Where could be a better ority will present to .some lucky ket we're In. one thing you fail- beria? You and Mrs. V. have o many ot her l ovely gifts. 71a. , where Lt. Sanderson has a two. trans as did "Christmas In No- spoi to test out the Innerwork- person hi downtown Sanford In ed to enlighten me in is "pay- fun! j '. .. I C If,. - TO CECILE __ I • • in S antord Plaza -_ --- a Shop 'tIl 9 P.M. Monday through Saturday - - F , "i - : - I - -.- IW-, I -?-- - ______ - - ;,.. -I 1! I i i . I'— .. I I - . . . 0 . 1• . '. . ~ I~ . . I . p £ I - I I ii :11 �I L 1 2 /G ALLON All A 1 41411 loc;o;w , BROADmBREASTED I U - I p • I A Kuy 2460 LOWsCALORIE I Ell ri I 7zFIUITCOCkTAtL.APIICOTSOt PEAIS.IS'hoz SLICED PINEAPPLE fANS OPEN 'TIL7; THURS. S;FRI. SATURDAYS. out SAVE UP I HH DAVID WIN ES Low MPARE. . MOG EN 4/5OTDECANTER PROS— ABLY PIRICE PAy SAVE 2S.EATWELL GREEN LAI!L 5 6%* CAllS TUNA FROZEN II 29 35 64 31r 45t SO JUNE BOY FRESH KOSHER DILLS BUDDY BOY PEANUT BUTTER ROSEDALE PEACHES LIBBY SPIC13 PEACHES w 317qr P961DO It SUN SAID SEEDLESS RAISINS FLOCANE SUGAR CLAPP'S STRAINED BABY FOODS 'u. 255'-5 49 63 14 655' 791 99 a Iwo 0 *siP 3 1'DArKERS FOR 49C ...............,............................. 450 CRISCO SHORTENING CAMPBELLS VEG. BASE SOUPS Vwcau 71" 450 60 3T KOTEX SANITARY NAPKINS ir170 3-41" SCOTT PLAa MATS P11116 16 SOFT WEVE BATHROOM TISSUE 2*OLLPKG "E' k I 1 1 out EVERYDAY LOW I HILLSDALE SLiCED PINEAPPLE DOLE SLICED PINEAPPLE a.. c*ai SUNAID GRAPE JELLY ". I I I "ICE 0 com I PR0B SAVE ABLY PAY V P, TO 45' 49 4 AULM A "UI iCHOICEA J I I ILSI I ' II • I MEL SIZE - 60t ELSEWHERE s EVERY L iii I ARRID SPRAY . I CAN. 1.00 ELSEWHERE H i rni VUR: IkI A SAVE : SAVE UP TO 20$ EVERYDAY 99 R DEPT. SUE 1.00 40*. SOUTHERN STAR EE LIS $139 39 S MILD DAISY CHEESE...............ease-ooS94 KRAFT CHEESE SPREAD LOS 994 VELVEETA i FISH : U0 VfHOLE Lb GROUPER FILL ETS.............. SHE UP TO 1K EVERYDAY FARMER GRAY ALL MEAT SKINLESS niuiu I Will PAY : PAY TO ". 49116 a 41 89C VEAL CUTLETS 1H1t4.MILK FED 4$ CHUNK BOLOGNA 2N to LBS 39L. 4" 30 49, 10J 494 ROLL SAUSAGE m1""t" 16 Roll 394 59c 20" SKINLESS FRANKS 2h LB MG SMOKED SAUSAGE 2 LB BAG LEAN SPARERIBS 3toSIhA'g. 49 i' 2I' 21' 9 1,b 5 TURKEY DRUMSTICKS Geed* W 336IL 396 FRANKS. BAKIN6 HENS AMERICAN CHEESE E sc 7E. 10L I EMPEROR FOOD FAIR ' •......i....II..II.SII•I•ISI.IISS••II. T • ••.••••.......... II-INCH paESH BAKED IF I t .r IA STAINS LILAD TCb4ENSAW POTATOES M UPI FAIR CLOVUL1AP RED DELICIOUS 10 1 9 STAIN1M SM SUFFIET KUM STAN= SM BUM P"Idry KIM rM=V'CWMWANDTRWAM STAIMM SM STRAM AM SOME SP 001 u,pugPosEzTc$'IAMAfl U.S. NO. 1IUSSETIAIINS IF AAKRY ufl IIIAOI WY CAN OPEN VI p. 1! 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EAT 41"4'1.O8 B d2I • I i 2.25 ELSEWHERE (UNCUR SS' 620 71~ EVERYDAY LOW PRICE SAVE 20$. 3 LB CAN II BONELESS CLUB LOW TAME Creme 29 39C 1U '" r u s I T-BONE BAGGED If I 2460 PARK AVE* LB . DAY PRELL liqui d SHAMPOO UflDIOI 01 E S S Discount Health nd Beaut Aids, To 4z sow 4:1 1,..1.16 16 szCAN KRAFT MAYONNAISE 734vj" OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE Y OU hl ' t1..984 STEAK.............O.. II 2 Ll PKGS .3 FOR $1 hURRY'S FAMOUS *S501TF 1I I , 5111" Q.45 QUALITY SAVE UP TO 454...EVERY Y1 TISSU E 12 ROLL 994 FRENCH MUSTARD . ID a FRENCH FRIES.0010*o,*00000*000* B P'I II I I SAVE ist...EVERYDAY BATH TISSUE ASST SAVE UPTO AL —I 'TTTl1I 1Id1I1 II $1 NORTHERN J SPICED To U 7S1O IIOLSIJMPEANUT$UTTER 4N Y'011.lS lBd LOW-CAL PEACHES 35.'L1722 PLYMOUTH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 69''.754 DELMONTE TOMATO CATSIJP''° fIENcRWORcESTEISNuiE SAUCE Mb0TTh4iI"4161B4 .......................-.'•..•' [I]! RIB STEAK WHOLE SAVE UP 16oz I Lbe 0 0 0 .. . ... LEAN MEATY TENDER YOU EVERYDAY tIr. ICS GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY. QUANTITY RIGHTS RISIRVID. i ii 1 SAVE UP TO 454...EVERYDAYI 1A H • llI 10.16 LB. SIZE H i $___ HOURS: MON. TUE. WED. I pus APOPKA, MT. DORA, AND WINTER PARK STORES AVE. PARK 99c f" LA I P FOOD FAIR Q/dSTORESIN MT. DOP*, APOPKA AND SANFORD WILL RMAIN OPEN TIL9OOP.M.WED., NOV. 23rd. 17.24 LB. SIZE 10ozBOTTLESI H II ii A 1 II I $ CLOSED NOV. 24th THANKSGIVING II OF or - ALL FOOD FAIR Q/d STORES I '1 1 ) I H H . ii Stoc QUICK FROZEN GRADE 'A' CARTON BRANDS S S NOW �if: 1 — I M r QcL4 DEAR ABBY Lut week n i ca I I an didn't know what of course, our guests ; : I i I l I Only the mother's MAIDEN name appears the out. but they are waiting for ber to ow up to it. Do this Ii tint fair? W)I*t sold UNRAPPY DEAR UNHAPPY: If your _____ is, but are pmbbfrtc all of they very unjust.. I)on't ciaim guilt you don't deseri'e. Von inn cent hou)d r to y, Horoscope rorecast "f' 1 ~ I i to say ..,,, , r &O r 1,1 Z)!\- ____ . ly intereitting rew plan that ',\ 9 I -, really excites You and and sires o; Y013 the OPPOrtUnity t4) achieve I -, I than you — c '-.•--- I t i/I i , Qaw,b# -* Fred Karpin's new book Olp"chologirAd strategy it, Bridges" includes era P%s of 3ZO in I I .1 ' I1I ar17 days of contact. Today's hand Ii from the 1U0111bertson-Lftz mateb and il. P . - ta a bid itirmteil by Oswald Jacoby early In 1931 and that ,. -l t I ., : I ~ I ~ I r' .-, V) j I .. NI, N f 7 h '—. II t I I f I , . J I I I ~ . I . II I1, - ., i ~ - . ; ~ I I .)1. ti i ( ;. I % C'. ~~ i ; I . I ; 1, Ft. . ",4 : 4, . ~ -, jI V I k 4- I I :1 I . , IF A BY Poll * 41 ,L----. i )_ — • 3(.. 1~~X ~ -,:-Z _1~ _____ t4LOW .t l a of Mr 0 0 --. ro T's Nor W)4AT'Hq.wAM/ I1 OP'J TO PICK % % I 'M( . I CARNIVAL 1 I~ !~ i~ wl 14~~) -4 I 9 - I 1..._l.. W W ELL AWCI.TEC)T L ' /_ -14 I I % ' •-:-----'--' ' - ____ - - 2VOW . ZZZZZ 1 10- _ i ut Z**ft p,/ V ___ __________ 1HATh RIGI-rrct) I ___ I M.21 ______________________________ - CNAW 6TEPsAND r mAD-ro LIMPOFF7HE RJMQ0 k' L....d..- 'WAltmakesome mah a good stenographer somedayto. L___J - .- v ". _________ ___ -'- '.' . . --Nv---,Nl 0 0 . - . L 1919 - a a _____ Toolod TWQECDAYS FOR WER TO Come lrobvno~;N`U!Zjard~ , W `=vg~e Imb 1-..V SHE GI\/INGy A COMING-OUT PARTY -CrEp e_:~AND IT by Kate Omn A qq4r-- oul I - ____ T )) PW 9 y •1t I lo w 0 1 ii. L--- 1 1 0 -~. I L_f 1 - '-U / "-'Il , . -. I 0~j - uw I0 I - .0-- .44 ilAWAIW .. -, li-21% SHARP SHORT RIBS - i U.AEA __________________ - 0 II ____ .. ,.I . A,iil, h the nto hntild the ;i', h flow iflihIn. Aismnse ti -tklrrnkh, diirInr ton qe fl1flfli t 'i?.iid, the priMflflPr. .r .10. what s.vn,ild Iragnn eir Cnmals Kraft .%fit.,4ic iTail.-1, ,P1i0, oeroninny t.o ari-nntre. (Color) Old Mr. Raqy roturwq~ 1jut ,i ,-htireh Alvorre romily to tho air this .;eiinn with .i ,volljo l prement. .4omo problomao Thanksgiving ipc ial !hrot is eninloful, .4month, woll junqted I The first AnIvation Army and of entirqe moloilie. P,~rr ,,-'4' ht-44ip.,q in raliffirnist ~"ra r4p. 7:41 (4) CAR vo-twit 7AS (1) FArm RiopPirt 7:14 t2) Tn4ey (4) r'nnot ftwigogr (4) .We~rnlng Ahnw 4!tifli (4) caot. K&near*e 4,14 (2) 17-i4sty (1) RonniO 4 Csioil itin\Inr', (4) Romper Ro.m (0) Evarelfee for tho .lerii Wemmn a:vi (2 HirnI ..nd Aflea ________ orks.411111PPO 11-21 -RU992 f 99AR22-20299REQ-29-292 0 %Wt It funny that when you dial the wrong number Ws novas busy.1II to I '. w"ofher fi 'rniri'er trnn £19 Producer Ray i1nt th ew — - . 11.3$ (2) NBC News (2) s (4) Girt Talk (2) Ben casat I:t ATLANTA. Ga. (AP) - Otto 1:20 (3) Let's Make A D"I (4) As The World Turns Orkin. the pest-cnntrol millionsire with no spending money. won't have to go on relief after (4) pa"Word (2) The Newlywed Game all. 2.30 (3) Tit* Doctors r migrant, 78. drew wide attention e ear y s mon w en s applied for welfare funds and Since then, th e Orkins say. they have received letters of encouragement, cash donations of $1 to $50 and an invitation to aper reader. And the couple's attorney says trustees of the Orkin estate have set up limited credit with grocery stores. druggists and 3 . p.m IDAILY at 2 a CM aa, 1:30 cod 740 Starting in Allentown. Pa., homtmade rat p)!SOfl tnd a third ra(ie eduLatlon. Orkin developed a $63- million extermination business with 400 i Iii I r I - -_ ..t " - (3) Dark Shadow. ': (1) N 3C .e " °"',_ ( ' • ' 'I w Enjoy luncheon or dinner fl the coal, 3ISUIi1t OIOfll(OJt the Trade Winds. 0alicious food. C.Ourtsious, somas. Vwy moderate prices. And no ,lishea to --vashl wtsci0fomill-cm ..i1PA1.0INX1N-41j0Ph4 8.001*4114 Medic Sfudenf W ns Title iss World 'J ' Ira Alw' A$UNS of;ro& TO SERVE AF E r '"' I; i....t. ' ' •i.d '•I 'M' LONDON (AP) - A st3tu esque young Indian Is taking the After years of litigation In Miss World title to Asia for the intratamily financial squabbles first time but she says, "I don't - and sanity hearings. Orkin was really want it." ruled mentally incompetent in Reita Faris. 5-foot 8-Inch - P_ -_ - 1964. medical student from Bombay. 0h&A_1 / 0::r so.mciHm Ilis third wife. with whom he also wa3 doubtful today about I I WM4 A LI'TILf lives in suburban Smyrna. i3 what 3he will do with the Z.500 MF-A'[ TO I'T I custodian of his pe .rson but not pounds (37.000) prize money. of his property. "I can't think of anything to Mrs. Orkin applied for aid buy with it." said Reits. 23. "I from the Cobb Cuunty Welfare have always wanted a MerON5 Department Oct 31 and rees. b t could not take that cived a card entitling the COU 900K d t back In pie to draw surplus beans lard. 'My country needs * lot of I meal. rice and peanut butter. money and it would be =fair of I 111 Mrs. Orkin was renio%-ed A3 me. I want to get back right guardian of Orkin's property in away W finish my studies and I~ - .. . , . .A ."ft* b, .1.,. was become a doctor. I entered this, named in her place. This year cuntat for fun. I never etted the Orkins ptutioned a oufltY to will. rt to remove the buiine"' Rena. a 3hapely 35-2+35 with TWAINKS: ""' 04,PORKY. 1 WWAT man Thecourt !""(1 that s.0 brown eyes and flashing teeth, COME N, A A..TUL COAT! Boys. , / 14APPY cording to provisions of the OHL- carried off the top prim ThursTkA-Nf<'*y0U! BI RTH DAY, in trust It had no jurudiction day night with a reg4 air that __ --- _11rog, III,, interstate 4 ce tft Caltana Intwahmils 46"29 3 • 0 49}agI•s iio4 Nor) 3'2Genus of 29subordinate 33 Dianiond (slang) III pies ,)%r Proselyte to JudaismF2 gjCfJnpaii point L 38KJng of 111dian . 39 )yerture by the to I's - . 4 .J yr - -_ IB,rloy b,I,t1, - 1, r 3Pitch 4 AbWne - ( 'S I. - . - i i_i r L - wi—I— — -I 1 / j. %) .((f'i.t U1j -i % 3 - I ______,. t.4 go - / NIIIVSPAPYR YNTF.111-1011Y, ANNN. .__ . 4011-t- I / I, 1', • NOW LES WITW'TW'EATiN'.1 ) I/,--- TWANKSO __ UIIJN 1 WE A ..I'L SOMETWINI 71 00 WITH IT, PETUNIA. I 5IVvreitteilufi _____ I - - 58 ElIgIbb river 69 Auricle 6Of)slnty,$si 4, ..- . '•' IT __ * Y.. - 19 A ,,' 1 - 45 Agave fiber 49Yrult drink boConcerto in A — minor 936ong by tile Z_~ I Ze (' II itus niade it impossible for trig approval ______ - 43 100 years 47 Beverage 1 lIt 57 Insect 3 . ThanksgLv 'rig Dinner ". \ I -_ 0. ,-- ~. I unuer " - k:IU111 Bisque I' s ..n ' tz smit ii ,,)I* (_"At.agu Cilec-se jjitj !,~,-tjit SU11111 Lwiiuitd ROST yoes -- viin'r B KI) S.(, '1L t'ut iuit&y Nuw the Orkins ha%- e filvd suit to ttflO'•t the shewaarunc1usebyh.rruiestate or to obtain murt. of the ncr up, an equally tail girt from trust's invonic. vic suit i.,3 to be Yugoslavia called N&Ica Mari- ~ heatd nest ubatttk Ui L'ultozi fltiit 19 Snowfl"s ur 13aik I Plautu 11'anhandhor Loses His 1,eg 36.24-s6, w the first cutupetitur to enter the t.vntest from it t CUITIM1111W Quiantry. I Third out of the 31 competitors wai N1W Omfoism. Eh ~ -%1r--N1l3fLIS, Tviin. (.111) -James E. Becton. 4d. tuld poliev Thursday tiowevau had itultin %lativatler 16. was fourth. and ~ \11 Italy. GIgIiola Carbonars. l was 111th. flecton said tie retimued his 'lemimbers of h. Salvation and ent tin tiuuhs t \Idi titilt)' tall prayer meetIngs PtllLils stilt and Cumttr to sell "knoodrill." Instead of drop4111(i clit-wilig guill. I ,. Ia -.: lie reported. the leg wits dwir. "fil-a a cartridal., gt PLU4..J - Drutising UI.1) 11 \.M-,. I"ni'p1u UULU CHOWN VOT ROA-0' OF BEEF UlkKED FILET FLOWL),li I(E,j) butter Cuurt. I 0p ' any trust futitim, for the Orkins, most popular on record fbr 4 I and they were left without Sit contest which uLWu produces ! 1 (1 "t J .op % , m''hilft-tin Ou Qr"on Beans lint.rvqJ1iI'.ftId ptti'ti. 'uu b 31lF 0.40 1\LLL'Uks CO L1i!t. L)L\\ 't Pumpkin Pie witli Whippeil (:,...., jj Apoly Pie with Chovau Milicu Pitt With 131- witly A.uu,,2 Fruit J,Mv w i th Whiiiijud t:iLam Ico Civuin or Sherbec Aftur Lhuner Nliuw VL\\lK RvL!,L) FIWL UUU Ititrl 8 PM. d A. Your Roe@ ~.~~ MX,-S~N I- \ - 05 -, - L .ogis . __________ . I a--- f , i -* --- - . - - __ :j - -. • • I-L.ke r .. i r .-11, : ,.-...I - . . '._. I ,*. I I . r. - *~~_ - I r .j I I ., I S . I ______________ vars" L, *I I IN Cot i with ACOMW DOCiTOR nAGO 3:36 (3) Anatbier World 'V (3) The , I I I . : - (9) A Time for Us . ALL A TI . BUGS BUNNY _____ I t AM ~imj A _A_ te, E C — 1-1 ~ 0 __ - spainful p roxysm 6 Also a 7 Declares Ibl8W ' 1 I rcL.1N1d ACROSS singing voice 5 Dance sttp .8 Verdian opera I 12 Have on 13 Collection of I A NE _ Iii4P llMo5Iern 14A'p1bIan UD WTI 131%lecUon from A 0 -_ 16 Weapons & T_ 921 ci of 20 Bird 17Singer Ilorne 21 Friends MO V. I ZPAII'alfa (var.) 50 Crate 231'unIstm byline 4011•ahlres$ 19 Canal from Lake Superior xist 11 flw1th taligue 27 lkwinutive 40 PaliilUig an 55 Its III 30 Employs laster II _____ I ntertarnment _____ ______ A .. (2) Niewsline ____ Answer to Previous Puzzle POW HIO EM • ____ 0I ________ i'F onaire Wifh No Cash races Welfare branches in 28 states. - - ______ _____ f .. . ___ I I 7:3() (I i .%I,,nic,P^q ()) Tine [tic Unvio 4:ri F) (3) I brotsim or .t^xnnI4 9:30 (_1 P 1!,,iror .%fIIIo%r .qhnw cause Orkins fortune was tied up in a truit fund and the F., r, _____ _____ j -_ I b __ ______ I. (4 in order to ot i .nnt., r -g.g.=PPgPggggP ) _______ I (4) WaPpr Pr,PnkI ( t)lrrm W,-)ro^ 1:110 (4) Ntnndar .*;It* Xavlo ient to 1)0 the II( • (. ____ en '•' 1 UoIny• Ror toni ht ire' h 1< PRISCILLA'S POP . - ____W qq 11) Big vil!0.7 WO F 1 I i 0:11)(i) 111111 Ofit a SM4,rOt and comic Bob Nmvhart. I ,.Wl '.,,I i i 1 t~, , ~ 2 111 i i I i " .111 il1 °" Ifl-lfl:31) p.m. CIS. T'ie (4 (in4id Cmars J': 1IIJ$,I.TC. 1R7HU A9I9AL ONITE INIU WID HC News i Arthur 31mw. (Color) Tui tint(9) News 7-00 'i II-0O 14:20 (2) Cointiontrafflin 111f) (2) Tonlight long. for-the-network gisortess ha.,; (4) Thoator of -c;txrs Zuest a nice OTI toiJit, tel Th A LiMe I-You EALL'Y -uRT "THE LIQUIDATORS" Fs EL1 w .00 (2 *WI Ilirhu j 4tar Richard Ift ITI.IAT St-4 CRAWLED 1 -QLLYHOc WHEN IN COLOI ) iiperm*7mt i'e WpIls, the hond gone itr-imobt.' YOU CALLED HER A ,, 11:30 (2) ffollywood gql ,"r `- UNC)EP- Hr=m Red Taylar--JIll 'St. JOW (4) Dick VIfl bylt. • • 't BED.., O.i-4IT 100 ONLY When Richie Is seized -v:tli nv' 0) The Dating Game I IN YOUR OWN PILMED and pirnposes to P-i tricia. .ihe 12:00 (2) joao&rdy ZRONT YARD . . . ~ Is 11 (#)Llive of EAfo figures she better I& him i". go just what he'j in for 12:2S (4) CB. ,# .Vows Ovim CA31.0111 , , .6 I-. ~, (4) Agiarch Fw Ton,sPirrow through an average day. 11 I $ 0 I .- I ____ "1 am 50 1 have a black silk stay with the diet plan, tons 1921, Hollywood 28, CalifornIa what. Nana received almost dress with a Ion,g wide plastron ever kind you follow of gifts and mall during the Of stflc- Should I WW Wack Christoas ""oso last yw_ T4 Oysters feW on tiny plant or while Jewelry. MW what ToWonvw: Notes From Here ajrj!ft was conducted by and &a m&) rVaDU eh AM 7bere Ralsem Forem ,wi.y• rnin. INA,vii, Wootthor 7:0') (1 Tr4*1 3 10 (4t Family Affair ( ), F'. • F' in Fr 7rir I i' (4 Arthur h-w ' '"'' " '(it ' . ThYy ' _____ -. ii lnnnfn op 1 'I'My *Md Ffitehenek set ,,iut in n't nnq!tihlv hftv" AttOrl"1011 thilt et '.'it*i information trnm in jior,'e .ernmony.-.''en If it 4.1s (41 • im" , *J r I 1,11 11111 MI! , ),, I ;IJ 1111, 11 ;I I 0 , . .1 I.. i I ., o. _- I et a ijd - -I i''i . . I 4" .~'11 'hey M_ ablA 'rij o, rltirh "r tr,Iy tin nr" H n jq friends 'n bo th I r,iey , ce0 It' ther v tnterriiping h.' pro. ht rn often yy' me -, ()I Novit •J For Viet GI'. CR5 TfPiDAY 1 W. MeIIe' :Irldo- 'it,' o mnrtc the hetnnmn f Lucy daytime u'rimilc . Ifld ) ~ I'mey 1.4 Invited to watch Jnhn jugit mq the hnnevirnon trip heWayne a move. n their 1nrri:II'? Tie De.-idly flnm th lv' Rid' —" WoRkIKI6,Y00 HAVF_ . tho J.'an ___ tsinco, m isi . # 4', I? 4k . rwild t Lw' 110 fl(t 1Uh,%fld or ,I.4I to he ceremnnY t *'hnvtlrf thorn lie ,a reeoptirin Thniild hare a ,,t'terw:trte -.vhn 4ne on.' of his ,hIn't' IIets, subh a, Ifenry VIII, Telev on WUVE WELL ADJUSTEP wAFIPJ(z,,p,LrrHAvF -to .9EF _1FPF W0Rl<--'THFW MjF",ot)LI'RF_ ( .' 1: I " 1, I ', II 1 __ .H• . t ~ I II I )IJ ., try to • own r)r*a m of R 1O-) P I • UV EVFRY - ft 1. MAD A 140 EW*& PUT I A 11 . m rolIq In for nvone t.Ts' ent c'amer,i -.vrr.c tt!hIi"hI4 i ill~;.`, ________________________________________________ concrete lopea ' MOJItJc'To .--N t . , -- I Vt ri I - aution: W Sheldon ply hiq own horn - t. 't I !, I 'I -. t'TL-/ Pr'P I!*I i few 'eeniq to 1w •lIittr' to Alka Rd 'Tony e' ,Ieüje •u ith •i birthday %t,ller 01'g ,e p //,,l. —_-r'i - --- WORK! * .'... * - 'ang ahow Ie*ler hrotol. When 1r I ___~, - - ... , VZ 1< . . I 7 - By Dick Turner --. _________________________ ____ . .. CAMI'ETSRP !( bfrthdáyi" . ___________________ ow"I's. liv _____ .I VU" I !.., I ____ i - riin rtninIy mfinv" Would the doiPiple im- 'LFFPIP'J,fi•JT1 'iI APJIC!!/--5.JPF! DAY, — Wxy,- N(yjICr= Also i Il. _____ ____ I ,- / • L. c oO •m Iflhi' WELL _________ 6 41•\ __ I ,-. .:;VL':~ : ~... : . g ~p " -/ - P sentiment for my wife's #4 ______ - % •.• , • c 7 . Molild " 't'hof 1()'41P,%Y , i' tetj their hrthfeq bitt flnt I 'r 1(1 p.tii. (flS. Rim, Rtm(ldv. out fl1 Jflflfo'. The qASA ev'r, Min U with the hiiie 'nmpuiter 1I$ri ha I1niI1 fm- Pleas tn i.rmrpi 4elret %herf Rtidnly mired out exa't1y *'hen the va rc"vc,,k Jujq kind heart by throw- born, but Rngo'ri • -- WO ' _______ - 'i t -, -... / fi tl'rnIn,sffr hi' AW&q]VA , .. - ' a; ____ - %• ., \ Va S ____ // etv1t1eii fl. 1j1qL..ii. J P \ Erry-L,x.rs - hv.bth nn, rnqiiot for hi I ell-e-11 \ :- •.• _•_••j• • ______________ . , ~ • ., ~,_ \ - I ) 1 •wIs wW k 110L ?Mk.uaPlves logN "Miss Bursen, have the computer turn out a nice littlis 41-2 6 1, -.0mmoon I — '' ." a _________ - (• • — ' 4 i 16 , .. , "i1i ') a I __ - 6,--) ~?~,' k, .~ I.,-_' " , with th'm 6 , ________ of h;ir'hihnu /•. I ~N,o , (Ii i — Cromer cut r , II I Ruth Mifleff B • hr'tr rnnrricnt v -_ . ,. I —I om cuperjence % " --I I ~ who - inm 0 )( TA(pt,'tt%AV' • I AV= ( - -4 ,.~, - .(7 I A j. 11 lhAy /I' 'ji 1 " _. - -•--- I ( • / years 1' I ______________________________________ = . DEAR POLLY-1 an 0 I a) SCORPIO: (Oct 23 t,O UA -92_ = yean 21) 'aou have to keep on a old, seven times $ moth- culine readers, too0 ® J It ¶r&' hr : AL/' Ld M.S. Is ago the plastic bold,r, straight course if rou are . --~--1—t---Lj N.V : t' & TV trays broke as did Pa— Cain the benefits e in but I still know what is cook- gift hint will be the answer to thelas. My husband purchased mind. Help a clever co-worker ''-Oi5$bpkU, with some plan lug', and of all th he has. You can e Chrisfmas a real problem for many clamps that th e sprint-type an V. I gifts that I received from my you.-POLLY -used to hold brooms or other benefit from this, also. LASt WE SAW C AMP IF 'iOU Hfr?P1 . 5HOULD 'vUi I4AWE YES 81R1 ~ SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. ,,,, ." I OOOLA, SHE _.ANP IF to 10 BE OUTSM big fAlmilY the Mtifwate for DEAR POLLYWhil e round-handled objects. He ri. 10 LUSSE Re? LOW AS "I I PARAZHUTEP WAS Lip IN 51415 UnILL rr Am rr W"M IME _ four trips to my favorfte Plamint our Christmas cift vOtOd them to the undersides Dec. 21) You have just the NM CAN V/44T A BAILODN- IS, NW %41LL pOWER !, I iI L&AD? FOR. bftutr salon (for the works) for a nephew serving in Viet of tI* tables or trays and right Approach now to pleasures BE .700, VMEN A CHUTE-LL @ IN I Is near the top of my list. So, Nani, my husband suggested they are firm and will Dow and amusements you like, so get ,,, not in touch wi 44 th congenjala. This girls, whether it is Christmas, we send him two Identical Crack. The rivets bk like 7 her birthday or some special packages, one for him and the cor*tiVe bUttons.-MRS. E H can be a day and evening for -. . If day don't just meeting wonderful new personr think of a shawl other for one Fm S) I . of his buddies who POLLI s PROBLEM for great-grandmother. Give might be forgotten also. Be very cheery, optimistic. • Perhaps her a beauty lift and hat a other DEAR POLLY-Would you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to elan .2:' readers would like o 1' _______ th 0 sk e lift, as 1 know fr readers If they know 20) Now us the time to converse < . ' this for our bo a A how to angel food cake so wi th kin, since they are in exI I I MAN'S WIFE " that it does not flatten down 7 cellent mood and give backing .., , favors, you want. Then go right Mine looks Unappetizing / way I cut ft.-DEL,OREs . ahead with DELORES—. I never cut mind. Get _______________________ , f --__ -00000 Angel food cake but pull it a. started and on its way W f ,uc (,4 ~: " WA54L Vol) sum Rig WLPXN 7mftG TO =[L) we 7009"r Part with two forks.. &Me CeIM iON-COw W6 WE X OF AW If TW FU AFTM People use silk thread for cut , AQUARIUS: FUI 0OAY HAM tWIF WT ff.j0T A Supilm MW To MMA16 (Jan. 21 to Feb. No WV FM iI . ESCAP* FWA Tit AVAJ& CA4W UP MOU55 OLE HIS PAXT IN ting such A cake and Betty, iny 29) You are thinking very clear. .'~ W 4 51A AMW - 11111111111" MW OW AT WN A WWW Q= ULTIVATM 7p 60ftXN#W ., ~ HW WAPSright hand helper, says nothing ly and Can easily ret others to ~_ CC NoilgWo. 1Wr 0 a oft"a ULMTNSI beat& an elect;Zic knife.,- 90 along with Your finest ideas, --C I V"FJWW ra "Dear Edytb Thorntm jdc. You Could combine black and POLLY :1 .-~, .; MWIS plans. Get your rerular vrork r4 Leod: I am on your FICUpe C,M. WbIte necklaces WM atat style _ ~_ I .L, I'?. done quickly. Some time spent Z I .1 trol diet and doing vM wen, aW in se a st u dy at blak g a Pofly, improves )OUr posi but good Problem, a solution to $ prob. tion in business, career. Be sen tie thing I eat and make • **lie to Suit the OccasiolL lem or a favorite homerniIdng marks I hope I have the will ' 41i 0 Ides uses PISCES:(Feb. 2o to Mar. 20) U power to stay ou the djeL S&y -I blkv,e skin that is Hke PoUy 4 . i1 Find right way to delight others, somel1ing about these *iwds' Parchiumt, but rm allersk to p0jutem ;he heno in Po4gs 1 Inore and you soon ran boast on the sidelines, wflj you?-, - PerfuMe and em"t use calme. .. ~ I a far sTeater abundance P1W • through expressing your l'inebt Yes, I am happy to say some- aue?'.-.-Bt$ talents.. This is a good day to thing about those criticize Preparatiou ,.. L. POO* who) am dWW. 7tey ft &kW an sW pftftNjqL per. Artistic Pleces for your . borne. A good saving is possible should-as a little girl I once fume tends to dry the skin. I si11 Are pick up knew used to "y - "KWP wsmedc oil as I suutst aw ft W YOUR CHILD IS BORN : I. *.. TODAY ShUT"! But many pople who will wfte.a and moLMur1i, be, or she, will be t MEL3C)IjRNE. . diet talk about it too Zouch. dry &kjjL you ig swd ,,or (AP)- A gang of Ud"es stood one of those persons o, while Z j .1 s.iest working on one Interest, will This often bOres others and they my leaflet on neck Ofle Of Melbourne', / — "az, a'hj .4 : begW to "bit back." So thosio can she be have his or her inind on some. 'q I SPPUed to :3 1 1 wbo diet and know it is serim and any otbr.r part ej ..'. thing eke for the future t]2.t mered a flve4nch bok in the 1 is business should say nothing where wall an antique will be a step higher than pre*. "d, like those wbo cfiUCISC TO rOctive It. and ime & loago dealer's shop ww ewjqwd with 0111t oudet. Give as fine a cow. , . . tbey. too, &Lotad "Keep sbut.." shmped. seH-addressed cnvt. Jevmis worth sum. ~ 0 : wt. b1no'd cOum of education as IIflCS Temenpos ,.t: ed the pioneer fi .L j • asconstuc.P05le. •, . .u.sj "I have gray hair and I like really get to work. t,ly Lion workers on a new building 1517 0.• ; 61VETHISMATIM it that way. I'm won&ring if .00. V $ 0 901US UP beside the antique 71W field of investigation is I I, 00.* shop They 5OHEtL6TAYQJT gOldjewelryjsthemoetbeco,n. P.S.I a siham wonderful here, since at w thu is iii'i I mer jM crowbar to slnsjb their the full 92mut (if experience, matic Pieces, as i'm tall and pa,eje anti food :n way Into the shop, then took o• affords much change. 1 '," . 7w ap orAw Act 0VWVei9hL"P-L. L be Wt! to stick to ym IPU., Y"ftY1cDe fiquiPlIntat in with "7U Sta" ImPel, they do not THIS 83 THE OF A244404Gold is not We moa bwondog CantM dW, bul ftmember, I bm and cut open Uw d1ift comPeLw What you make ()f " WT OF TW If KALON&M M TOUROO . .I 1PNP`0W WK-L I WAY,CWF! A&UMIT 7C goo., 0 fig.W met&J for you. Silver is in Up &Mot kw* irsisiag. W " a sde. MOObw = W . your We is lamely up t* You! ~ IW MAT11 I IF )P MIS! KAyg !, fashJon nosr. I at suvft sk . '. I 90 cu )VUr &et, YOU Usually CAM11 RighWa I"vidual X 600de OUT ...' with gray hair mW litorays S& S&W sit cow and 6W you b"a I ,~ Forecast for Your sign for De. 2 . I J~_, I 1. IeC4 511ver for myseU. beeme to work harda to got jid of .1 oldshIM Cheer mwber is now s**dy. For your :C GRAWAIWit' . C.I. too, have gras hair and like "paslyiug" break. over the CO7 JiJ send )our birti4iite and < Ir ' A'YI /W\ It. ,AV__ f ' I p-; i i '' t .1 I fl3*he1yo(JlookolJeraad1ad.t. SAN PFA.NCI.SCC) (UP!)- $1.00 to Carroll Righter Fore- = . _• V rink hn; f:rt ,'ri'wr'rn n'i h!ø'1n t people ) fine inrentive ideas 0 a C0fl 1 0t'th.SouthvuIrIerabl. Isuajlu 'Q '"I..J .. I tIJ!iI:-L X structire nature. W"t Xftft 8111111 1114100% that most of hb strenStb was . .~_A ~ 11 .1 ;4 VIRGO: (Aug. 2~9. to Sept. ~ ~, followed along shortly there. 2 9 26 I%= 4 0 22) Why so an using such Anti- ' 6 "" 0 after. We still recommend the ftoss S4& ft= 5 14.L T. except for the fact that Jacoby quAted 1 1 13'stems when there are bid but not with quite so weak ~ 4# Pass Pan came up with the lead of the a hand "Jacoby held them PA111 Adopt that will bring infinitely - A, 11, e purpose of the Preemp- comes from being doubled and resu t Be more bett&r inspn____________________________________ tim weak JUmP overcall II to In which case your opponent courage a spade flz..s.. Be su turned out that Len* held the deprive your Opponents of bid- could have made had they play. ace. and rejuvenate yoursei rr A D' P4CE Lena returned a spade ful WHAV5 174AT F c,"r. Ang space. it alga b likely to ed the ban& MtA MOn-1-32 AND LIBRA: (Sept. = to Oct. 22) S-.t:,1 for the setting trkL With any RJNNY DANC',= excite them And cause them to The two bout I USED70 DO... $Wt led Culbertison A clever thoucb temperamental 4: -.'A" bid excited other V4111=XA 1 HEYPE THE 7%0-6~. gives you excellent ' ftd2bidL 7U d&ugw of the bid Mrs. Culbertsm gitUng Nortbo would h&ve jnada &U the tri ideaj6 so be sure to use your 4: 0 . . cbA=1 And carry through with ta'. i C-, ,f I 0 o,0 4 I 0 , 000 ~~ . . them Combine efforts wisely. X ) ObligAtiOns You have Assumed ;igg, : I pracUce today. a was about the only person who - f 1 • who can put the spring bark into your step. Utilize those ,4 • / ~ . 101 - have stopped at five b band and could not '. I I able to for some time. >s.tons as well as are they wish. •ng -• I . 1 :'.' I P. % . _________________ jump . I I" (to-,T, . 1 __O,, I I (j - I (( 'S\ (Zt 3 6 ~~ Others with Your ebarm. Repay *_ ~ . . %0 social ,obligations and feel hap- a. Jacoby and Son loop— = pier, too. I — L91X MOON CHILDREN: (June 22 . . . I . . VORM a She Jumped to tkm spade& to July 21) Don't be reticent I &QJ10927 Ask that biguig Ely . Culbertson, South, bid four any more VVW YOU know for the favors, back-. . ing.y' IJr some big pet •A.Q113 bIdding continued to gj )'u ave Get your __________________ '? monds. Ely's four an six din Project _______________________ ______________________ credit built up first. Then 4S you znonds.Ely'i four and five noSATp,ECrs?" • 4A42 can sail along in fine style. 9.118943sr 1am 4 5RCOtE NbLI Ptir %Y140 NEEDS ways trump bids were normaL This RE ONE * 104 TP4Em N A CAk 0233 LEO: (July 2C to Aug. 21) 4 rr N C-tMt,9kS7N Go, THWO match was played before 410114 one had *nY, You have sunk Into an .EO( Arour 1OVt (D) = I ' 0 YLLARS 0? H62 CA*U, ble rut and should step out to no-trump known as the preemptive overcall Is standard expert nefrtrh IIIJMF t P, a_,h==_7i-~ ~ 16 * &J,Pwj% &A UOAflI)ING •. \.__, - I' k.i I (K . p- 1I - , I RAL' lNc1ES: F C-7 10D ., After a slow start You have & qC 1 iat oitjmrtunit' as time 2..< -, A S .' es to put into effect far more OUR fly (flh1)rflI() •• - - . No 6 . as or on matm"Mowl ones think, so they pretended they child's birth certificate. Parents and &el&ft yvar Is. "LommFil wttmfffa Express your frnost aims didn't see anything Later on, Never her married name. A nocenee ones more, By u V4MJTOF it P1lFPfIWF when o guests left, I asked very humane practice If you Unae the guilty Party should right persons and they help you my husband what his idea ask me. P to attain them, be they of a per. yen UP. claw luck. 0 . H. $$I4, was in kkkine M.D. A. • . . sans.! or business nature. Dress § "You wem sitting badly, your OONFIDENTIAL TO in fine Style. Keep social ap- Z dress was hiked up over your DEAR .ABBY. Yesterday - GINNY". If you are wise, pohitments on time and be imam." For crying out loud, morn had 50 cents an bw that a,coUts something,, charming. a is this any way for a husband dresnar, and this morning ft YOUM look for in a prospoic. TAURUS: (Apr. 20 to mot, to act when there are guests was gone. We have $ large .',,. 20) You are very fond of the tire husband will around?" family and so One wfll own thing certain." luxuries and fleshpots, and this 9 KICKED IN K. C. up, so my father has placed Problemsy Write to Abby, Is a good day to get them DEAR KICKED: Certainly all us kids on restriction until BOX 99700, Los Angeles, C&L XTeater abundance., Tak-ing, some -.-not Nor Is it 4162117 Way for the CURtY PartT confesses., 90M. Per a personal "ply time to Sumer the information a husband to behave when We can't use the phone, radio Inclo., a stumped, you need will bring further _____________________ theris are NO guests around. or TV, and we've lost all our dressed enveloM i1flo'k 1pron>l berlefits your war TU..WE I M 014 Be needs to be taught * In. privileges for a whole month. OilS with others, smile more. Hat, to writ. )etters? send am Serve him bay. Ira a I considemd saying I took the GEMINI: (May 21 too June $1 to Abby, Box 697M I'02 :~, UP ^LICE AT fighting diet for the kind of 50 cents to get the other In. IF~i _! Angeles, Cal. 90069, fct- Ab. 21) Being more gregarious can a t spmk animal who an ,is , bomt ones off zesbictions by's boo)&*, #-How to Write now bring the but kicks. but that would Include the within reach of your. arm, the Lers for Afl Occasions." . ( maybe DEAR ABBY. Som,rne flty toe, , od WORRIED w4rote ex. that's only. I think I know was discussing sportsi With the man, and I was helping birth certificate carried bar the wife with some stitches mother's maiden same. She she was ba1n d ifficul ty cro. auumei that her mother had thetins. Out of the wide blue sky my busland not up out rje& of his chair, walked over to Abby, in most sfttft 11AD4 where I was sitting, and kickIy AL!.. of them, for ed me! i -ti Perhaps dentures nearly fell out. I was a!! I Iiiow) this Is the way too stunned to say anything, all birth certificates are made . . By Abigail Van Buren 66y: �* LI - 1. r ot ,___________________ ___ I - -.-----•------•-•------• 0 disis Your Puf i se Need A " ro ic'"? ~ Try a Herald Classined Today! An 0 0 Page SA frb rrath - Nov. . Furniture For IgK & MFIi1 .m. Misc. For Sale 21, 1966 MAS 1U1JOVA WATCH, NEW. Call 5274752 after rp. in. sr rrntco Rang's, iror,A oonflllion. StI. Call 2-E1t.l after 4 p. M. Want Ad Information Direct Phone Lines To Want Ads PORK SOUTH SEMiNOLE SAPOID or 0001) lSV.F rLATr0r14 'ROCRFR CH1tAP. The Longer Yo Ad Rms The Less It Cost Per Liuis Per Day * 3 LINES MNIMUM ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) RAID Pat CO SCUTIVE Uh$UTOW$-NO CNAW&E OP COPY SfTUATION WANTED ADS - HALF CHARGE Always order your ad on th. •cononnical w.elcly or montidy rates. When you get earlier results, call and cancel - you'll be billed for only the days run at earned rats. CASSIFICATIONS 1-IA*t a: 41-Monry Wri1id Found 2-Personals 4-Beauty Care E-Card of Thanks 1-Child Car. s-I)or,--Cats...Pata -Poultry-141vestock 1-poc1kl ]ot1ces 15-Catering-Food i 4-Bicycle Repa1r 1&-Spectsl erv1ces I?-1nterinr Doenralors 17-Janitorial services 6t'-.8cbooh & 1nzructIona 7f-Einpinym.nt ServIc,1!s hL)P B Wanted 75-Fezn)r Hrl Wsined -.-MaI. 01- Fcml4le Ht1p 74-8a1ci Help Wanli'd 7-Situzition Wantod 77-A-Situation Wanted Students 1l]--Thcom Propertyes -Business Prop-Sal. -Beal Estate Wanted 14-foal Estate Sale -Rardwar. $7-Bu.1neas fentaip 21-Borne IinI,rovcments 5-Pluznblng ' 't-Lots For Sal. I1l-Farn-Grnes !2-Acrengt 24-Well Drilling . .. 2$-Air Coud. & Beating 'L..Bnusee For Sale 25-Roofing P6-Bousep-Sa], or Rent :S-fla io-T.1virion P7-Bt,usp For Tient 1-Pboto & Equipnasnt Estate Exchange (-Bome Applian ces Ifin-Report Jlcntajp 21-MuiiicaJ instruments I Ol-Trailors--Cshanap III 2-Busthisa Equtpzntvt ItJ-Mobile Bomcp-.Sa)e J-4ob Printing 1(15-Mobil. Homes-Bent 4-tpbolsiery Ih4-'1'raI)e Spac*-llent 2b-Vscuum Cleaner, Inb-Trailer Lots-Sale 7-Moving L Storage Il'L....Apartn,ent. For Bent P-Extethnziators I fl f.-Ttt,oms For Bent 4 5-PlzntaFeeds-Seedp 11 r-Rental Acntp Sb-Misc. For Sal. lIZ-Wanted To Bent 11-Articles For Bent lU-Auto, For Sal. 14-Swap or Exchanj. II6-Autos-Sale (it Tzsd• 14-Wanted To Buy I I 1-"l'rucks For Sale Zb-Furz3ItursForSa] I !D-AutomoU', Soti bAflLIU.$ For b$iS 1-Scooter, & Cycle. 14-Money To Loan 125-Boat, & Motors IC-Builness Opportluziti.. 12&-Marine Suppliep i . 1~ij 1 , A1TDI C ro DIAMOND 1-tip k Her WEDDINO RINGS Set SInr.('n ____ _______ N's. S.. ' GWALTNEY .IEWELERS k 50. Misc'.. For Sale 5fflf %in I" A~~p I 53. 51. Articles For Rent BA11Y STROLLER, $10; Car bed, SWEET HAMLTN Oranges, 5200 ROSPI'f'AL REDS 51.: Bahr r.rlh, 140: Pla'.-pen, En. Mrs. B. W. Lord, 2Ss6 S. Witeal chairs, slek room supplIes $ill: t1' T'', 520.25-0f0 afte r Sanford. 222-lft. for sale or rent. 1.:t0. atiytimr LTGGE'f'T REXAL.L DRUGS Pleenrost Shopping Center PC.11 EASY, ;Iftl carpel elr'kn'. 4 PiECE SrC'TTONAI. SOFA. Tuner1nt. Need Cleaning. $411. 2701 Orlando Dr. Inj rentI. R,. u,str Ele-tr,uShampooer 4tri1 ! da. TV - BEDS - CHAIN" SAWS Carroll Furnituro. Belt Vibrator, I. Floor Machine SINGER ZiG ZAG AMERICAN RENT-ALL CHAIN LINK rmnciEP TOUCH -SEW 22-$1I5 2(;6I S. HIewatha Shallow Well Pump. Corn- C'iDNSOLK Model. Sold : ca-er plot.-. I04 Mimosa 'I'erruce or .0, fully' automatic, it. at. REX? A call -SI.t ht for, p. m. tuebments ire-dod. Guaranteed. Baby r.eliahle person assume' 11 pay. RoUaw, Ho EXPERT CARrEl' CLEANING, Weak or Mon th . By Day, nment cit 5fi, will take older Aa'crago sire 54.f. frn.-CAR•ROLLS FURNITURE machine in trade. CALL Or. 111-1151 mate.. Ph. 2-11.74 for inforlr.y.dn, Collect-Credit Manager,__________________________________ III W. tat. mation A appointment. 4t.-4F.l11. itety- or Night. We do. lIver. 53. Wanted To Buy CUSTOM RAT BALING HAT FOR SALE INVENTORY TtEDui'CING SALE, WALL MOUNTEr kitchen eahi'. CALL 7,2-11114 Everything '. price, The Car. Ipce-ll*neeu kitchen rut Store, 2 0 e' Magnolia. San. equipment. Phone after L, i00 WATT- 1 20 'VOLT Gas ford. -5l2. Power Ilium. 51(iIl (it; T)t a'fl t,iu Spray Gui. $2; HP Brirs St u-s. Inn Eng'lnr, Sit.", : Small Bout Top, Now St.. C. Krlcb)laurui before L :l'I' p. in., Sanford Boat Wori5s. Wanted To I ______________ $5. Furniture For Sale r Bu3' SEL.L. (IS Your Pu?n?t.rs. Qelek w*LaoN-MAlIk pej Mt'iee with it• $s ,, SUPER TRADING POST *11-1552 $ii.il .. let at. New :-Itsuy terateP SIstlon In lMllgwOnd. totentist 7(1,(1O0 or mor, monthly. Third month .'mperstlon ow., eeeled 15,0(1(1. rum.' oil liii W. it). St. 'JVant 4 Results - Ecetlent earnings. 'IVIIl full" rem interview, at-rite, Including t'ihonc number to ,'a A Sanford Herald, ltfl.. . ford, Fis. AND I SPR. SHOP ' i"atl *22P182 USED Furniture, au amount. s flOCsM Or rUR.NT'FUltit Sanford. 511-5276. YOU SAVE $1 00100 on this 69-Schools & Instructions _________________________________ groump: Von get all this: Donhi. dresser, Chest of Drawers., CASH FOR tnyitcrstrlt'tg fled, Antiques & used furottur. wane- Bookcase' mattress, fbi springs, fled U. S. Civil Service ''est! Spread, 2 Vanity- Lamps, Sofa BRIDGES PV'PJcTTURZ is and ever. S.*15-1410 Th'd, ChaIr. 2 step Tables., Cock- MEN-WOMEN Park A 25th. cure jobs. 111gb star ti ng pay. tall Table, 2 table Lamps.. 8 _________________________________ Short hours. AdvaneameCt PC. Dinette. A $47,00 t-alue WANTED: We' buy- furniture, Preparatory training as lông for only $12."4.011. tiottle,., coins, Anything you as required Thousands of jobs have' may' be worth something MATHER FURNITURE open. Experience usually liltto up for cash. HIghway- 45 2(1* E. let. Grammar sChOOl 122.11085 necessary. Antiques. W. 1st St.. Sanford. many for Jobs. pufflcleflt FREE information on jobs, ECHOLS BEDDING CO. salaries, TQQIUr,TflPfltL Writ, Dell's Auction Service TODAY giving flaws and Sdrnttnr. Bedding & WILL buy- anything of Value, 0X dress. L.tnootn S.rvloe, AT PACTORT pp.CS Highest prices paid. us do SanfoM Herald. *11-15*1 11, Mig'solia Call 22-S1$1 or 222-7514. ' -- -- -t - .. - NOV. 21.- lI,rutlh ......... - - 19flf -- - - - ------- r 9i. SnhIltt(l C. ? - _______ -_ ~1 I +_ __ 01111=-- - -1 ,_______._,1JPuuiIr" - .---..---• J .4 i.ike' •it''s' \':,!,' s(oTt','4 I. '144 -- ',vc, - Floor Rent h-1 -1 imp to $0'. *1' 5f) rn i< - 'N ,itUih'' or \t,t's 4 5'11 r''° 1,lle' 'r Ffo'i'.e. - - - . .', ()iilT (t 1 t 111-8417 fl4 t. -. 4(44014 (rl,n10 A m/AIAyI PA 'rMli',"r ill .'" r I i?7-1 3'. turn 'r,o'n f,mka tim c, .rfly I.hsl. *50 ti"t' mOth P ill 13'- ; - Z?2•1 I j()f,f< 1,nVp\(EN -_.T--- --- 1,-------- Apvlrtment'4 Fnr f.,'nl ioen it 'mY' rn ____ e 1 , 1 ci na)'.' - I A. V11 I1)l ) )N \i((PIrn3R54fOfl vnstalfs6P 11101t (LFA rn" In-1',dtng room. Pli !-i 'vats,' Prl',t!s 'imh 16 -s - , 1: ' - Ii' " - iler * .ieetrh, i m st. Ni 1 rini'& ,t,luPs __________________ L' t"111. - - * .._._ _ ._ - ,5VAII,A1tt,E T')saeml'isr T , ': I R(')OM turn At's? $5' rnn !n ,. re. chiding .tsr 10511 ?'OHT "S rngins. I92.cv' • I t7 , 'mh. I --- c?empi'elY _________ AP1', R1)RM. 3 fle1 I * 3 -- - sqi%Al ttY ( .'.'4iit-t1. 'lih,i" flnom, i' ( "i N' I' '7 3 lii' Ir"n; f n.idiir rime on h-il 1 1 .- Ltt!lrho'i ______ Dujit 1, - ".'rt,i , uli't, 12'; 1'" itlon W - .g'on, .,lt 'a'.i .Ir cond, P105, l'lm 'i' 't'i'.i 12 'm ' . - . SAULS AGENCY 1 11,,1! 1- - ' 'L1' ' , ralty' 1'' AUTO 3l.ASS , - . Stenstrom Realty ' ' - ' ________ 4 t, 1 -1 ' NETTlE ELIZABETH NORMAN, T. ten dant wo'nc or rrr STATE OF TIlORIBA TO: NETTlE ELIZABETH NORMAN, afk.'a NETTlE ELIZABETH HETtRErA.. whose lIl5Ce of residenc,- It Un- sveek e"i r i ' 6 km. flWI1 Sworn Complaint biting been filed agaInst t'ou In the Circult Court in antior Semi- Crumley Monteith Inc. Stemper Agency Stenstrom Realty $100 DOWN ,. A P fl ARD S o Payton Realty Jim Hunt Realty "'', KIM HRY LE R ..___,ii -- - DEADL See AND I,oth IS and 52 of ALTAMONT, according to I'lutt thereof recorded in Plat Book I Page 7 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, Defendants. 5OTICE 01' SEI'I' $ Hons.. /n osis column UbLrb 'f'5", Service Calls MOONEY APPLL. 215 Palmetto *5. O SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. G. L APPL.LAI4CEJ New L Veal 11$ Magnolia *22-111* Musical lnstruents PIANO TUNING &P.E?A1Z W. L. li.iR*ION_$3I"tMS Anothe 1 34. Upholstery I *- • NOW - - isto you may insert your Classified Ads in tomorrow's Herald'as late as 5 p.m. today... and kills will be allowed up until 5 P.M. also! OVER 2$ ______ 0? FINE workmsaakj is bolstering, drapriss slips..era. Time paisssata es little SIR 11 n.e Drs.psry hardware lnst.sflatiorL. KULP 1)EOORATTJIG SHOP Pk. $t2.UU 35-.Vacu urn Cleaners USED VACUUM--CLEANERS $10 up KIRBY COMPANY bales A Service Ph. 665-6767. 50. Misc. For Sale DOUBLE TUBE r' Fluorescent a 0 lights, new bulbs, guaranted. Call 1-7204. SEARS gear drive Chat.. Saw. Used S hr&. Paid 5171.1(6, will take 1121. Pb. *1t1.s1.2$. LOSE WEiGHT safely wt Des.A-Dlot Tablets. Only Ole at McReynolds Drug HAT YOSt EALE CALL 525-015' THE NEWSPAPER READY Y' - If living, and if . C. HANNA. dead, the unknown spouse, heirs, devlsees, legatees, grantees, truscreditors, beneficiaries, tees, lienors, assignees, successors or others claiming an interest by, through, under or for the said H. C. HANNA; SlitS. A. l-'IIEEIsANI), Administratrix of P. McQuaid, If living, and If dead, the unknown spouse, heIrs, devisees, legateew, grantees, trustees, beneficiarieit, creditors. ilenom's. assignees, suc , or ethers claiming an Interest by, through, under or for the said MRS. A. 1'1tEEI.AND, Adminhstratrix of P. McQU1&id LAURA FOR!) and JOHN FOitD. and If her husband. if living, spoils05. dead, their unknown heirs, devIsees. legateel, grantees, trustees, beneficiarleu, creditors, Honors, assignees, succeNsors, or others eluiming LIII Iii" terest by, through, under or for the said LAURA FORD and JOHN FORD, her husband; OltANGE BELT RAILWAY COMPANY. a/k/a oRANG1 inCur ItAII4IIOAFJ COMPANY, a Florida corporation which has not been dissolved. Its unknown aucce.sOrS In Interest, granted, trustees, creditors, lidnol,, assignees, or others claiming an Interest by, through, under or for the ssid ORANGE tIES/F RAILWAY COMPANY, a/k/n OilANGIC BELT IIAIBOAD COMPANY. FLORIDA MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, a Florida corporation which has not beett dissolved, its unknown successors In interest, grantees, trustees, creditors, lieruorl, assignees, or others e'iuin,ituiC sit interest by, through, under or for tlis paid YI,OitII)A MII)LAND RAILROAD COMPANY; ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, a Virginia corpOratioul, autiiorlsed to do business in the State of Florida; any and nit others having or claiming ,ill y interest in property the following described located In i4einhJIOIe County, point CUITOH HAY BALING - WITH MORE THAN 50,000 READERS Corner tjt Lot VALIANTS • PLYMOUTHS -U • 1 - -----a;'.;.. -: .. ' ' - ': ''jp' 5t %XiWjtuli',% '. 1r51p*'a1 ir-roitessus -.. FU"?J' 411` e From ! 20 Models To Chios NEVER BEFORE SUCH a, i . I. I Seminole County Motors For - D ISCOUNTS! % .N."A t 1-,.--;I.,,~,,- TURKEY 4 WITH EVERY CAR SOLD NOW 'TIL THANKSGIVING. JW Lash Blue all er, power brakes, ."1 I heat- st..tIng and power Guaranteed Top Quality GOING AT."Or You Make A D.el" 2277 SEE THE DODGE ROYS AND LET THIN SHOW YOU HOW EASILY YOU CAN OWN A PLUSH WILL I9WPPI0 DODGE. ysler Plymouth, Inc. • Seminole Co. Motors - Pine Crest Inn CHRYSLER CORPORATION MOTORS Ph. 322-1055 .""r'---- ' . Anywhere On A Near New Car. . . So. Hwy. 17.92 Across From I No Better Deals Can Be Found Our Salesmen Have Been Instructed To Write Up Make . So Be Sure To Come By And r Terrific Discounts a AUTHORIZED DEALER hO, Ibenel interior, radio, Offering These Cars Have As Much As 42.000 Mi. Of Factory Warranty Remaining And Are...... black top and black with vinyl £x.cthe At '66 Plymouth Fury Convertible N I IS FACTORY OUTLET Cars And Is Now 1966 DODGES EXAMPLE: V"1 PH. 322-0614 1; ATT ENTION 4 41 - .- IIIIIIIIIII CHRYSLERS Nurthts,ateriY to pot-itt of be. ginning) AND All Blocks J and K au lii 2* of $ANI4AND 'i'rct IN YOUR TRADING AREA . 1801 W. FIRST ST. , 5$d ones with the white Semin ole Co. Motors Blocks E. Cl. and I (less begin Florida. to-wit: Curlier of IMI at Northwest i, Block I. Track 21, run thence North 7 20' West feel, the nc e 5uthwesterlY uli II.., %%'tat hue to a Lot 1(1, 25 test, from of $UthW5$t Corner thereof thence south to Soutbw5I COMPTONS Pictured Encyclop.dis.. Cash or 'lemma. call s-v*sii after 4z341 V. m. the ties at TO. for Coronet 2O9 9 , 1 ~ 1'. 1967 Dodge LCTORY CARS . ......~ -- __________,._ ~ - r'"' ^I, - I "P. ....,--- I'' 4l.7. HPOKEIL 101 5. I'ark t nJ4' ________ MONDAY Varo.gk FIIDAY-B:30 A.M. to SATUIDAY9.30A.M.-12 NOON - I -rnArr,ui l"tlr \iitn I, .. ¶ -- I ~, ,, r;Eritrrl'.i t'.s ~._. '" .4 1 11 ' h ii tiAlt,h%AhI'l' StEAL tiiffl'ATht) (',ti.ta DAY (lit Ni(IT 55114 jm.55$ 5'IlI(i%, i5i,l, Ii%''l'll l"11A71F11, 12t.4'7. - lIou'u' ;7T..i- I ,. , 77, SIl iint Ititi -' I' V0R11I) I iItY''4 pi-Rnt l'nge 9A ¶Jfl. Fl(ltP- Sti1 or Rent- tO1TriHr ',: SPRAY 4 "..f'is'h - i.ii. ..... -- tlIFl:lt)N1'i:. 'I'll' .t((t1R of SIt V - - \lelic*i. !,sp'mi 8iN'l' Q t' C IC I. Y. 141. itti,, H'i,nlau'ile ni ".'t V . (he, hl.\ ttl'l'tTh' AIIFNCIPF, 1,111., , - ii (tIft"". usc 1 'ii ii else, tvt"I 3 N'ltlti'll t'1'A'l')ttN VI,A'/, is' ritc't Type 70 w 'mn, 'I Ir't litivi (0ti 51' Nl't'l(, !tV 5'fli(K, !) 5 timt , shnrlhrmn,1 or .11"$ n 1. 5tsil:s .l'elelihnti.s Mstesn',tlu _.!'"°"• l'h,øi*'14, I 1nv ,t Ft- cuing hi ft ', 31 .75 hi'. S- i. ltt'nl 11 lntt' l'hilii1., i'll, i'l _:pit, 0 _---________________-__._ ____ ___ __ _______..______ - __- - . __-___'_____ . - ___ - - __ ' I. -- - 3ut-t 'Wi*1 -1~ I'Jl-)r.i-.ng -.Money Yotu Wa.y Al a 0 J y ens rom Realty -3 71 CIUCTIT? COTTTI7. wtc'ru JVDTCIAL CT15(1T7T or rto,tma iw .lND ron WOLE Corw'r CRASCEUT SO. 1lW7' VIRGIL J. NORMAN, Pialtiti f. - I - ---•.--- ---------------- '- Legal Notice -- - ..suur -----________- --- . 1 la,'g$ Firo'ili room ---------..-S'l'. JOHNS ltlAl'l'Y $i'IIi N(S, Set,iinnle County, kr TIlE TIME 'i'EN't'EI) P'ifl8l 0 ';": '';1s.od h'lotlln, n.'t'or.lIng to i'lnt 120 N. PARK AVENtII1I 221,11,1 r 1i-l1o0t 1 tepatr, Mb .4 therinif rei'nr.Ied I Pint link 4000 3 23-413 ). (;\ REN , PA R'rMENi'-c l , rage in fit the l'lilm%Ic its':L 1'm2-1 :71 first .5?. Ili eot,ts of flenmimiole o,nt %'. 111.liM , all slse?rhe. ti-n N,-mr I f Iinu- i.ln, less the right of Sec 11. For Rentals \'%.4, 417; MA. 111-111I, ho 4) ig,linii, Itoollookor. Mce"Iffoorit , WP)' .f lnleirstmtte ilisuliwimy' Doors *22.717 'k,s :tnrnr,rntt"r4 P i I No, 1"omir it, estbllphr',1 In 5Vssksn'la *2*-04*f' Nights • a, fe.r n'ittirml peOple. lilsaily o '' TTA(. 0. Ii Honk lt, l'nge 470, F't'N1t1' -inr,utre to S. C. HANNA. it IIvtnw, and if L sated dnwntosvfl 1'm,bll,' flei-nrl, of Pemin'iie 'iPCr '-,rIs1t't ItOIsIOlIT A WILLiAMS I i; 8 jp 4es4, the unknown spouse, heirs, s Dow. ters 311 I' 11-4. Triirk, Cotitity, ilorlia, and time 1'7 -Itsal tot 4 or ' devisess, legateep, grantsss, trims. uIg1t of tt'aa' in fnvor of itaymond I,u nitq iii at, A sine. tees. Imoneficinries, creditors, lien,,sIfnI.rir(.(,\cF'Iroi4h4l P'in'i __________ 's,i,jt',, mis 2 i'lnti.ia, Atlantic Hank hli'Ig 'emmiim"l" 2 -*iIf,l Thom s im or.., assignees, ..uccessot, or WI.ARA APARl"i'1'fl" ,_, pstt till slmrl in iee,l hook , ill 'fli(l1" 5-' Interest 1234141. , . others claiming an by, ;1'I:r:im r:;'r.'r'.', Ø'IRS'I' 4T. 114 158, imn" 1 7, )'mhIi,' Records 90. 1,015 For Snk ----a-rn -----through, tinder or for the sill cit Seminole Comity, irlorlila :---------"I '"' 8, C. HANNA; MRS. A. F11FEI )I1Shf. On?'?. "° ,, irURM. AP'1"i4 close un. Jimmy tI sCiiIi-'i('h: :i ,.ijolIiIlIg lots W. 1.''' LAND, Adnuinistralrix of V. M"P,7 -, -t.. s n.h Cri'*fl. 122-4(111 '. of AITAflit, 141, Ji.t off V'rr'nch $ir,o - --------hO'" I - . . gusid, if living, an.l if ilead, the I'.11). Iitd)fl1I1lIV! Service tifl' n('cor.lIg to i'iat ((II 4 1 ii is' is i l5.Ofl .'acli. 515 ..'''* unknown spouse, heirs, .lnt'Iseeu, th.',.'.,'r ,e'irl,,l iii Pint hook fl'Ir't'ii G'irma" pT;nN1.rrFrI ,nunt1ml. h'li hue, 1*5-101)2. T>ayton legatees, grantee.., trustees, hensI 'r 1. 7 of the Public lier Ant * 1 fieIarie', .'re,lItnrs. Ilenors, as' c'nrls of tuuumItu,,le County, k l' 1764 pmr . ( 1 2-Acreage signet's, successors, or others llnri.in. ilium, wIth Th(FE ftFi'fl''\t, claiming an interest Imy', through, You and e:;,'hm of you, are hero1 , I. .1 n i, "Big business' romance with LBJ h on again-thd father F. )R II. • 1, , . per rflamflUl. F It";.. • "'. U under or for the. solid MRS. A. by not ified that n silt in Chat.t ACRE TRACTS ncir shrDptfl 4 }faspitttl. 4(). 0 DUPONT! • ( to i 'uI his latest beagle litter bckutçts of )'lU:EI5ANI', Administratrix I I ) .1 - .' __________ 'cry ha s lie.' hirtiuglit against 111011, roliinn, nell treed home 122-t)12;. (' ry Ica in r. I olI ut MeQuald: LAURA FORD and you by OVlhtS'I'liiET INVICHPlot site's, l'li'i I ('i.i',t '7 Pirn"h4 home"I f('l' -- lit't.tn (1flit her husband. If r-', t. i • i'tI lift V'P' - Ily. ()Ill)- I3,7 M) wit hi pa veil ..II•..s I S 5Y,U I aS 1 • it 1K (,t .A - . - ' , •\ I- Henlrnr.m. KItIiCfl, Itath * good I erms. Ing, and if .h'n.I, their ilflkflOWfl iirtlqiI., In thi' 'ircult ..n 'it of uRiC mini (roil t a go & or j'p, iiOIIMCM 9'UCt r**%I4 rriflm, Living 1 a V \N Y f'OMMOflORF houses I' or Sale spouses, heirs, tievlsees. legatees, hi' NI ut 11 3 u.I (cml Circuit, in nuid ,.\ , ___________________________ Only a few parr.'is left so call 95. , , ''i:'" oily (.alI 122-21,) rlenu 'i - it. 0, he.ncfit'isrics, , tsen'iIie grantee, trustees APARTMr4N 1 for Seminole ('ctmntv, Florists, ----- -- --s'iot% 541TN1.ANII EsTATEM: 1 It1,Ftt, creditors, Itenors, assigmiecs, u' anti yoti ore iiereb' sunitnofle,l, (TN BRML;Ffl1 dI)• I li l,atbs F'la. Room ' -,'hing aN1HO I I 1:ETA1.S , c,saors. or ot Imers claiming nil nr.Ieu-.',i alit requirel to file your Ph' R.sItsflt M ier 121-• - - ' Qr.-\r.ITY ) 'UTO SN r5s r 1,A1. S Til I ;it i: is ' al,st, ..Q'iIfli" pm yment', $14 P' - u's' Interest by, I hrc.ugh, under or for svrit ten auisvrr or Iofetqe to A Multiple Listing Realtor , i I 0 I S I)ttip \V'irk monthly, 107 itroWn for. 122' 1,.t I. \l nntl FORD '..ilnnt1)e t p, q inn the sail LAURA 25115 rark lris" i.'r: it.'i - i'm ( 'unipl tint here hi 3??-2420 t lit, filed nit>' in I lii. • a' iv 'ii f ter In. ii p. viii : 03:17 ORJOHN FORD, her 1.tislrnnd ; against y'.'ii In tile above styluil , -, home for .if tATh"4 tlta,( h'i,t"r'st II,'l,'n.,Pil ANGE llEI,'I' HAlLWAY COM- .'ue iii the offi" itt tile Clerk 95. 11085CM For Sale i (IS. Rooms For Retut ()WNJ'It: 33 ('r,iintry (21u,i. 17,1111, "j Just $ $"S. N" r'hn'slfliC VANS. a/k a OitANUl' it1'LT , the Circuit Court in itnil for & .nily I2 per Cir"ie, 2 fI.,irr,nm. 10 x 14 1 ( J"' I S \t'';In [,isfing Real'nr H A 114 HO A I) COMPANY, Seminole County. Floriiia, On or l lifE 1.1 liii it_SI. frame house on . - llflS rc"m. 1'.ay "k,sIng er,s' • Ih"arnliy ' ThIIOFS ' I. IIuiI 't' Pt FIK rIRIVE Florida c o r P 0 r' ft t I 0 ii whic'h before the 2SII1 day of November, r,v"r paymenls Ph 12'iJ il 120 x 130' lot, I l,look front city '' tnk has not been dissolved. its Pif,R, and to serve a copy of such limits, 54,800. 1023 W. He'rita. Stensti'nrn Realty unknown successors in interest, :nst'i'r or dcfeuis.'t II.tII1 [IA i Elt - Atitos F o r -- '_ 10'' Mr)Pnle Homps - Sate I 1.,. 3i2-1393. .t 'initiu.I" 1,1st In Realtor -flie (5A'LLdW.Y 't'() 'rifE trustees, creditors, liengrantoes, & lLlEit, l'lniuitifl' s attorneys i'AItK DRIVE :15115 OVERBOARD I RWAY 532-2120 MAN cr5. assignees, or others claim- herein, tV)io" aittiress is 113 East VlIl' RENT? Take over pay-;Tr s:.i< Ti tKgy' (1oods 1..' nerlcta.. '1jitt'ti'ti Rashness •h1fl 4'.I .41.1. in out It. lug an interest, by, through, nil- Pine than $55 t s-I.e.is eoflVdflF) oridut, m('fl Ittli, t rout, Ibia ii.io, 1-ilEt Rt'(s>t, I 2 ' .' ' yen a and in 'p Us* (4t-Cout Want .415 i lip? ORANGE on Vl4ttilt)t. D14Ai.fl No down said the 1104 free Y(aiil( 2 1 him., I"la., room. f' ""101-"' der or for TV; or before said date, as rei')czitl"is, hf. yard. lout this nearly new, dif- Tiff-' EAR r.v ir'i -s'los i I ctetifl t o tail atid sell 121-5951 it, } (4 BELT RAILWAY COMI'ANY Pilyflient. Owner tuiuist sell. Ph. Itavw'"l i)iIvi'..11(-. quired by the Laws of Florid. st'ltii eich %fohE.' Ff'jnss Is'mrfr'rent 1.:ike*I'le home for his k/a ORANGE BELT RAILROAD and current hue, of Procedure. 322-2 0 94. " chi-isø'i now through Thinks- '14.1 ('WFVY 2 Or 1-f T R very own, tut now (as ati- 1' t I I ii,.'I't cOMPANY; FLORIDA MIDLAND If you fail to do so, a Decree Pro GI 0 .;I.,I) S 'r,uissr 1' 'f 'xV e " i') In the f l oo r 'it hilt I tt 1 P141114 4 jq I V 4 ii lys) wishes to try one motS' o\VN I: It'S ngtne .4 ".'Iient -ou'titI''fl, RAILROAD COMPANY, a Florida Contesso will lie entered against to register for free alr;ew vI 'sf1 htr'.iroom I hi -'k p; ContPnit.nrY Style, this 2 bed12'm1614 _ ., 1(1 'I ,N(- )t I ;'i' f-; \tnrine 1fl.vn' ' .'ttf mm free TV 'ir S corporation which has not been you for the r.- lie! ,tei1,flhietl 1.t Iii" l'iil:si: homes are re, -float Win -u n h' huge (lit, II ' room. 3 hath hit of hay,phne.s h.ni''. I ' .unui sr o.asnnthiC itt"i';Iih( Turkey", sire you? 2 Itdi,aolVed, its unknct'n successors said Complaint. -in,'el' si .' W.ln.s- :sin 'rIno. '7esr fl,'n5 t',35: i' lr- -;.r,win Fireh'br ,-t , l,, ', Swim fe.,t,jres y ,,ststin'iIn ',Isturn trustees, 3 lh,'uiri,,inm huonmi's, font, 21 V,1111II t ii granteds, iii 11 -n interest, untitled that , In / ii ni You are further t 1. 'I, r f h idy I itul 10111, i .id iIaue l.r.t" I lyin g ,%re'i sitti isle.I at $,000) city isuni rural. ...249t ii creditors. lienors. assignees, OT th e nature of said suit is a stilt • -1471. FIOM ES Ii si' .141 I. tiI iturally 'oua.I. .122 t ,s t.ITY ial:" fislilig lent. Ss ,ii Floors. 0 It you start now 7011 Cftn Pit others claiming an interest by, to remove clouts front and In -;s,',imngs 4armora r.' - nFI'vy, i7. ,,. in loving care! $17,710 with I joy ChrIst ma.. In a 11081 E OF through, under or for the said quiet the title of Plaintiff to the ]!42 I22 332Terms. YoUR OWN. Come in, let's talk FIRIDA MIDLAND RAILROAD above described property hi It over. COMPANY; ATLANTIC COAST Seminole County, Florida. LINE RAILROAD COMPANY, i3e,Irnnn $5,))) T iTA!. ['rice. The name of the Court in A Multiple Listing Realtor A Muiitiple LIsting Itsaltor Virginia corporation, authorized wimich said stilt has been insti. f,irnshe.I Tr.isr wIth R.tth I 2561 PARK DRIVE 222-2420 to do business in the State of ttited is the Circuit Court of tit( Nice tot wt!h lots of trees t919 S. French 121-4911 I Florida; any and all others bar- Ninth Judicial Circuit in and fot Bedroom. 3 mi spi,' fr in othor hous", SVYNNE5V00D Sales-Rentals Real Estate ng or claiming any interest In Seminole County , i"lorita, an si I :- V;'s of .1 Ite,Iis :', u, - s - i-'r owner. PIt, :,1) 1'tS home. fly Bath 4 sstfi-: Ph. *12-4511 the following described property the abbreviated title of tills CASI 500 W. tat St. ront ui,lib(thi II.,iiit'. 222-2072 after I V. m. located in Seminole County Flor- is 0VEHSTREI:T INVES'I'MENI PINECIIEST AREA: 3 Bedroom, Call OUTHW i i i vv Ida, to-wit: COMPAN", a i"lorida corporation einn nrnT' I .110. o 2 Bath, Fin, room, 125 E. ColebeIuoii-' in DiEtary. 15, tNVgSTMNT .4 REALTY Blocks E. 0, and I, (less vs. S.C. 1IANNA, et at. lIDlIM. 3 r' ri'.I N1., 1 bath. 02 t tie .1.2• I1 D man Circle, 322-3638. 112-0171 t Pirk Ave. 5 ' 114 gin at Northwest Corner of 000 ETC air ' ,,niIitioner, large LAR it is hereby ordered th at th u _____________________________________________ of C ity. $i. 10. 'lilt>' room with Lot II , Block 1, Tract 26, run order anti notice shall ho publish Flit. motIfs, i ¶8 Ft., \\C5[ 1145 SCHI'IV:'I.f.E, thence North 7' 20' l ed once a week for four conse shower, mien' .iIitional 12' x 20' hs4rcom Call .1 13-47'3 aftet feet, thence Southwesterly to cuttve weeks in the SANFOItI I GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES all pmr;i"s' non. cairporte. f,ili 4 p Tr a point on the West line of IIEI1ALD, ft newspaper puhltehei concrete .lrIv.', aluminum tit 222.1201 2440 Hiawatha at 17-52 2-2-4 DRS., 1-2 BATHS Lot 10, 25 feet, from South- in Seminole County, Florida, an ters, It;, x 22' patio, awning jrROZEN ,sums'i" 'felt them Lake Mary, 3 west Corner thereof, thence having gouitrftl clreula,tion ii wi,uh,n's, h'l.'nityof ratitneti, LAKEFRONTdown Into Lil'Lai Cah" with A air central rm.. 2 Bath, cind. $9200. South to Southwest Corner of Seminole County, Florida. !':v.'rythiuug Lu 2114 Park Dvi.. Office 111-2115 -SVsnt Al.. heat. 319.000. Ph. 222-7132. ,,_. ...... __ toili-ainn rail nwii.',i ,;.;2 -5711.;. said Lot 10, thence NorthWITNFsC i> hnnd as Clerk o r easterly to point of beginn said Circuit Court of the Ninti 1n Judicial Circuit in and for Semi polo County, Florida, and th AND In All Blocks 3 and IC all seal of said Court, at Sanford 28 of SANLANDO Seminole County, Florida, on th Tract SPRINGS, Seminole County, lPth day of October, 1966. Florida. according to Plat (SEAL) thereof recorded in Pint Book Arthur 11. lh'ckwith, Jr. Re. Page 19 of the Public Clerk of tilt- Circuit Court, County, cords of Sent Seminole County, Florida Florida. less the right of way iIy: Donna M. Markoa Deputy Clerk of Interstate highway No. Four as established in 0. R. George N. Dianiantis Book 511, Page 479, Public of Baker & B.tkor CounRecords of Seminole 63 1nst Pine Street ty', Florida, and the right of . Box 1171 way in favor of Seminole Orlando, Florida County, Florida, as establishtLorfloya for plaint itt ed in Deed Book 188, page l'uhllsl. Oct. 31 & Nov. 7, 14, 2 217, Public flecords of Seminole County, Florida I i1)I7l hats and the md - do -.---- f p -,. r -T'i''. TIlE tlIfl'Ul'I' ('011*1' (11' Y i'lIIi h'(IfTII .it%)t('IAl , riti'l'Il' i AND FOIL AI%lI)I,E ('nt'sTV. 11.0811)4 ('IlA5CEl*' 50, 16142 i)lTltl1' 1N'VSTMl'NT ( O'IIPA\'I , a I horhis corporation, I'iiiitttlff . I A " - •- itonm"s hi, l,,mitt v 55' AN1'ii I .'Iea mm, H silt .'s .1' ('ott ,rt nt w, 1.1 li III 11551 -ii l'h"na" 10(5 ht..ti se -"1,' 'mmii tig F4.101.1" 4 1 377- 7 to 9 It. iii ,iiu.,INt: III V%\'l'i-1t: c'' t ii ,'i lib "ii in nv 1"2 SlitinHun Wiinitql --------------------------- ----------------- - After 5 P. -- ii; *uE 77. Legal Notice instruct, DIZZA Ails Bri@ng Fast rAnT ___ . - I' 'itl OR FtflL TIME XOV' arattahie In your area. itetitos t'ending cigarettes. um. csndy-, nuts and other fast ,llin products. Route 1-$8fIb investment; investment; llomute 2-41,7 ______ - N to- to' fl I mAt who fleets to mk. from $1,001 In $1,600 per mont I., Write P. 0 Pe't Pn'. • • tens IteSill, P15. ________________ p mills. _________________ liPortuni( 0. ________ Business 1 SIX 104 S. Park Ave. I ALt4h 't:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII:;IiEIm: 1 appinesL RD Pore its r eIB. •ts, sought • Sold. t.*vsit MfoM Av& rye Mar' 7%. ------ Da.y Won't Ma,kv Ila A 71. Mfl1C $clp Wnfltcd Sale - I '. fR tAE.RCs'1 cnc 9C'." J ______ nd. County-, Florida, In Chan. c'ery, for Dla'crce, the short title of said action being VIRGIL J. 'NORMAN. Plaintiff 'i's. Nfl'. TIE ELIZABETH NORMAN, r.frnds,nt, these present, are to cause and require you to file I'" your written dofonsca, If any, M the Complaint fund )icrelxt, I Want Ad Department Hours and to servo a copy thereof upon . T'latnttff'p i.-ttemncy- cn or be'Icrt S P.M. the. 10th tiny- of Novemlier, A II. 1166. otherwise a Decree Pro Confe...o will he entered agatnEl Publish., ,ss,s eight so ,,.st, soy).. cod prop.rly claulfy a you and the cause proceed ci :part4. Adjastm.sts will b. made os a so-nm basis only for typor.phic.l WITNESS my hand and cthcia.l sea.] at Sanford, Seminole Coun,rs's Shot aff.ct 5k. sIu. of Sb. ad. Adjustm.nts will .+ I. 6 . ty, Florida., this 2lth day of Octmad. .y.osd Sb. first lawt1s. ober, A. D. 11'66. (SEAL) i. Arthur H. Dock-with, .Ii, 24. Well Drilling 1-Lost & Found Clerk of the Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and WEbk. PO F 5nr Seminole' County-, Florida By: Donna M. Markor., D.C. 1.04 eJSS$ £1 TTP •sed car financing. We invite ,.,. GORDON V. FREDERICK W i'Spalt oa4 youto couipar. our low mnDDth Attorney for Plaintiff STINK y payments. Ph. 552-1775. • 110 East Commercial Street ________________________ 3Lac1n.ry & *upply Cs. 152.1412 P. O. Box 179t 37 W. Sud St gazircira, 1"i(.1146L, Z77 2.PCTROTLPIJ Publish Oct. tI A Nov. 7. 14. 2S-Ratio - Television 21. ii'fC. s Too nave a Citag problem Writ. P. 0. Bos Ills. &*SCI6SOUTHERN TV ..('O Calls 1W THE CIRCUIT COVET (II" I- i , *. o,. imcia evss. ii wz 71, Sirvk* Worktn Man's Friend TESt 555TH JVDICIAL CIIIC&0WOria*Se ui-sass. Sunturd As-.. __________________________________________ CI IT. 1% AND I"tIft SEJIIISOLE ('OUWT'. FLORIDA 4-Beauty 15 C'HACEftT So. 364110 30. Home Appliances SOTJCE TO APPEAR EEF.XICEfr IEAVTT EALO (UT PE1I1.1CATIoS L.b TV's up. Serl'e CaIir s4.cc Bsgulur 1111 Perman,Tit ytt'w gr, THE LCWEP.T SAVINGS LAN-K. -i'f.1. Conipi.i. MOONEY APPLiANCE ii New Tork Plii:ntitt. 15 PI1.lmOttO 'Pt' 6. Child Care SANFORD ELECTRiC CO. 'ILDI.EN C. l"E AGL E 101 r, LiL1 C. E. APPLSLLCES New & tlssd HELEN M. FEAGLE, hi, wise, 41 CrnLI) CARC 111 1117 liOfli. a], Linyt. L4&le Mary11$ Magnolia Dr1t1ithLVtI cu TOs W1LBtRN C. FEAGL,E SI. Musical Instruments (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN) ues es and PIANO TUNiNG &).EPALR 1-ILLEN X. FEAGL.E, hi. POODLE PUPPIEL guaranteed W. l- HAP..MON In-sIss wife healthy. Tiny toy & minlatur. (RESIDENCE UNKNOWN-) at stud. Terms. U$-44L 35-Vacuum Cleaners and r I. Euch and all unknown persons, COLLIE-Sheliherd jiuPPle1. :, defendants who parties and to good homes. Cull • Fr.. ;ncl;-ut, & delia-try. Used claim by. through, under or sfter 4 p. m. C.uurs 111' & up. e.gu.thst the aforesaid WILBUIU \'1UUfla }'h. ?2t-f4. C. FEAGIJE and HELEN Id. guaran. PEKINGEFE Puppies FEAGLE, its wife. whether at t4'ed lielLitby-. rja. I or asv lSC. spou,i'a, heirs, di a'lstit's, grantee.., Tl1O1'ICAL Flati and Supplies. .u. usigii.'cs, Ilcuior., creditore, trusLit-posit will hold t il l Cbrlstmas L.ULL.LL ii Li 4E" Yluo?ebce'-Dt tees or (Jtht'rwis.., as to ouch W. It(iti 1st St.. Ph. -Terms. ligtiU-, ut w bull'.., gui&rantt'ed. and all of 'when. residence Is tin' "2-1441 Cull tt-t('4. lznuas'i.; sitid AKC 1LT l-iOtt. MALE, 1.LAt'l :il c'C)CflETE Each &isd all un known iwr..ont., 4 'nAr C'Lli 11 13lokh, $tti I. Wire Nosh, Win- pa.rUes and deft't.tiante., as to 11 i CALL "-11Gi; _________________________________dow Stile, Dry Wells, Greas. each and all of whom residence' Traps, Stepping Stones, Mets.I is unkouwit. luring or claiming KENNELS ANIMAL. IL&VE ScUf? I')', A,i'Iiit Plum. to hia'e aliy i'lglit, title' or inDOGS. Cats, etc. boarded. ModNIflACLE CUNC1IETE CO. Iciest in or it, the folk'wi_ig tiesemsceiius, Heated. w 30P Elm Aavuiut cml bed property. which it the III lit. St.. Eaford.. Vi-57L5. subject matter'of the above ty'IPUPPiES for Adoption. SEMI. i'd cause, t'ie.: II NOLE HUMANE SOCIETY. .ego - oice .! SAN Lot 14, SEM Mw;. 17-fl, near County Road _____________________ _______ KNOLLS, Seminole' County, Dept. Florida. according to the OTI(g TO DEFEND p1*1 thereof recorded its Pin; THE ATI or FLORIDA TO. Lick I Page 4E, Public Re13. CaterIng • FOOd TI-IOMAS OWEN SMATHERS eords of Seminole Coun'tr, I'('IA Chester Street _____________________________ ' Florida. Norfolk. Virginia VOI TREE RIPENED Citrus. PLEAFIC TAKE NOTiCE that Including tie' building and apWe Ship. Albert H. Poll, u nm. liereiliy required to f il e purteuutsecs located thereon, and Osu'eu. Cafl ZU.517i. your written anewet- or defense, together with the f1tu'ea sit u.o Frost11 any', pemsonufly or by an at- stud therein, and located thereI i Damage. 11.60 Bu. also Okra. tome), on or before December on. YOU. AND EACH OF YOU, art Tree Ripened Fruit-We .hlp. II', IP6f. at tb. Office of th e Clerk t! the Circuit Court. at th e hereby notified that a Csmp1uint Aaron Farina. Call 522-471i7. Cuurthvua.c in Sanford. Seminole its,, liven filed by the above natn c'un;. I4iorida, 12771, and to ed Plaintiff against you and endl 15. Spedal Service. itaull S (0)'7 l).ete'4 to STEN. of you to foreclose a mortgage ______________________________ STROM. DAVIS ê IdcINTOSL on the uL,oau- described property OII ILEATEItb ?tYItNACES a Atturtatyp for J'1itttiff, Post Of- Iii the aboac styled cause, anti Cleaned A Repaired f 4 fl'" LOZ )VV(l. Sanford. Florida, you and filacli of you are hereby Call ".1i -• 1277 ). iii that certain dla'oroe required to file an Answer or OIL. HEATERS: ALL MAKES, pi'tiot*diuug pending against you other Pli'dtm.g responsive thereCL4ICAXED AND ERV3CED. In the Circuit Court of the Ninth to with the Clerk of th e buve Judit-lal Circuit In and for Semi- entitled Circuit Court and to ___________________________________iiule Cvui'*y. Florida, in Cltzin- serve a copy' of such Answer or GENTRY'S HEATI.O FEIIVICE cery-, U1 ubbr.-'iated ttUe of said other responsive Pleading upun i NEW A Used Oil Heater, sold A CaUse being JUDITH KAY SMA- the' Plaintiff's Attorney,, COIJRTHEBlI. Plaintiff. s'crsua THOM. SHOX AND COURSHON. 3701 cleaned: all .... af AF OWEN SMATHEItS, Dotend. Meridian Avenue, Miami Beach, an t, and herein fall Out era D. Florida 55119, (In or before the 2Painth tree Pr-c. Cunfesso will be entered 6th day of Dece'iuber, 1966: and the cause pro. otherwise the allegation, of said REPAIR & PAINTING Cuwplint will be taken as con• (SLAI..1 _ 444 ct14i' S p. leased by you. Arthur U. Beckwith, Jr. LIOPE AND ORDERED at the pIJJfl$Q • CAR?ZNT&Y Cicrk f th e Circuit Court Seminole County Courtbvuee, , U2-*14$ B) ': Donna 11. Ms.rkoa A. J. £d.c Sanford, Florida. this 2nd day of November, IVGG. JET Ivis & CLEANING ri (CIItCIJIT COURT SEAL) McINTOSH Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ROOF - EAVEs. WALLS ,Atturui.y. at Law Clerk of the above entitled YENTÔC1( ::x.siz lLmt Office ikz 155' Circuit Court 4 : -..:iIII By: Donna M. )la.rkoa 77j YOUZ ma..aa. gota boma. Ovsg &atilord, Florida Pubish Ncst'. 34. 3, Deputy Clork & D.c. 6, rsM.ro da,U7 . . . Publish Nov. 7. 14. 2.. 1. 11(66 yes p140 $ 1.w-.a.t CLASi. J hISS DDG.:U DDG-4 AD is 5b &&4. P'LW J..11 I it' - f t4-Sar1x & Lcn 'x Ci BG 5* (~ ~ Call 22-1742. TWTY ONE DAYS ................ 1c P.r Line ONE DAY ................ ....... 30c Per Line 1M A 1'Y UP1RTE OF 1l4 'PIC,H"r- BACK" rftft Call *2-P$14 after 4:291 P. in. UNTIL. Ln ZOc Per Line ' rtX) COMP'I'ONS Picture Encyolope. 12 NOON TO START YOUR DAY SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY AD NEXT CALL For The T'reepst- Ready Butchered 2-flPOS Ernest Hnitacisw 425.5938 322-2611 - 'T ? 'Bk TM HD'I' Nit) PACTIC OF SaFFliJ I MEJ11OJ 'TI4E JL!.f ThL, tYJES OF AC11OJ MX) OW R)RSUE IF 1 --------- ------ __ __ - r Ad. •- -'•-- . I 1801 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0414 �I.. IL ri ~*OF# j 4b io 9 'I 0 111 0 S Threats And Confusion Rei9n u Pr ,~~~C*t-__- At Courthouse Row Before Com ission , Alexander Denies Board Clamps lid tifiir rrath e c Lo By LARRY %ERSlIEI Christmas decorations went u, in Downtown Sanford to. day There will be a giant choral Christmas "Sing" at Park and First Dec. 15 Plans being firmed up now among the "We Care" merchants Tentative. ly scheduled for 7 p.m. Many school choruses will par ticipate. . . Seminole County * * * on the St .Toliiis River *** "The Nile of America" . . . . • Phone 822-2611 or 4254988 WF%1'IIFR: Cloudy and COOl thru Wednliiy. • C)fl13' a b o ii a half-dozen youngsters turned o u I this morning to fill out applications for the Job Corps at Seminole Action S S The city can't use paper haln lots for th e Dec. 6 elcctjo u . less they decide to rescind a present city ordinance . . It should come up for official ac. tion Monday night. VOL. 59 NO. 67 I Fiesh oprsteiffe . Swift's Premium Sliced Corned Beef 1966 Pint — All iffeef, Turkey 3 pkip. PuMiz Mulists (plus 100 0 Ducklings.. . 41 lb. Swift's Premium Govt.-Inspected Shipped Qukk-Fiozan Eviscerated Plump o .. "' S&H Green Stamps with eaupon). Otru liced Ek Swift's Premium Gort.-lnsp.ctad Shipped Quick-Pssa Eviscerated irseivers0... 109. 45g Geese .. . . . . . lb. 61, SAVE 3&c: #,,- SAL AD DRIESSING Maxwell p. 1 c __ ______ AO :. . 04__ _ Row" : ___________ frozen foods Strawberries . . 3 $1 Baked Potatoes Bread Dough him. Smith's IF we . . 3 Pumpkin Pies... SAVE lOc!Mn.Smith's Mince Pies 12 .i. Sweet Potatoes Rustic Spiced Red or Green E — tw'n' s' SAVE lOc! Snowdrift (Limit 1 Please) 3 lb. .....• con Ge ___ w Pickled Sliced Beets.. 1 jar r 29c en ood Wyandotte Extra Large Pitted 69 Olives.. 3 Mince Moat Ripe Park Sausage per lb. 69c (SxPeno Wed., fiev. 23, 150$) I Pillsbsay Pie $1 Crust Mix...... w,.,, Borden's None-Such Bord.s's None-Such With Brandy menStamps 59% Tru'vv, Isle P&D Shrimp Masts ....1 SAVE 23c! Cal,. Beauty Fancy Sweet " ., a - .. - 4 bag . . . . . . . 2 stalk. Gesan Pihkur Yellow Rag wr 59 25c jisc 4 — an 4694 lour Geauhu. Idaho B.khsp lb I Potatoes . . . . . . 1O bag 4oz.can - . . . . I bag only SAVE! lOc Park Lane (V-C-S-N) - half gal. Dreink 59c - Fruit . $1 4460L cans uice . 4 4 cans Kfw 111111liciew Jank Fruit • • • • • • 26 jar L 6 9c . . cans In Casselberry $1. . . cans S . . . 2 *303 cans 259 .i rnets C•rn 5' 1. W_ dQ (iqZc a..ptøzãke.. I cans 2o& 0 SANFORD MAZA Hwy. 17. d OorS Di., Saulaid SIWNO MAZ& HOURS: HOURS: MON. THRLJ SAT. A.M. ' 1b MON., TUES. WED., SAT.: $30-7gOQ THURS.. FRI.. $30-9:OP . Ii . . °° . - . 0 2 . Hayes, broke through the roof lack of state's evidence. Motion (Iisrnisse(I the venirn until That sure was a disappointing a.m. Wednesday. of the Pinicrest Rexull Drug. was denied. turnout at the County Fair last store, May 22, formerly pleaded night . Very, very few showed up. is this the way we C asselberry and Oviedo today "not guilty" on June 3 and support our county during eac reported one additional was released on bail. He was subsequently arrestFarm-City week? 7 can didate qualifying for council ed convicted on two charges S S posts while Longwood reported ofand lJ&E in Dade County and Am, to be in school again addLitlonal petitions picked up sentenced to 10 years on each School kids here, of course, will but none flied as yet. count in the state Penitentiary. be off Thursday and Friday. G eorge W. Lotwick has filed Poe was brought. here from The Christmns vacation will in .1. Casselberry to become the Raiford to st.ind charges in start Dec. 1 and kids will re se'i nth candidate for the three the local case. lie is liable for turn Jan. 2. ope, seats and Robert Cameron an i.dditionul sentence of five joined the four already filed years in the local case. Courthouse and City Hall will for ILXZC. Chemical plant, located at 26th St. and Lal the three council offices In Judge VoIle Williams, Jr., sicbe closed Thursday. OvIdedo. c.eJ)t.d the plea of guilty and MarY Rou(l will close its facility here and relocate I Ii incumbents are seeking re- orde,ed a prescntencu investi- Jacksonville, Wade Shealy, matiager, announced to(Iu Clifford Mt1C.lbbln' special in both Casselberry and gation. Powe's attorney asked study cornmitU on industrial OVI tion do. Reason for the move was listed at "economics". for a waiver of the PHI, but It. potenUul lidd Its first meeting was denied. this morning to map out plans "Not Sanford economics, but company economics, for the group. Serving with Mc. Robert' hayes, charged Iii this Shealy explained. case, was aiso in court, Kibbin a'. Howard Hodges, :nunufacturiny facilities but asked for a contiue of Doug Stenst4 'r;ian KimOPIIIUIIt division us a ehon bell, Vernon his ease. Request was grunted have already been transported I and George 'i'ouby and the case is expected to be to Jacksonville urid the l)l"flt 1st. "At this aboutt. ilisposal tni)ipui*y Could nut have picked six Aiii estimated $7,500 in dam- heard in the spring tirsn of will be finally closed when dis. undecided inure qualified men. They hope age was estimated an a result court in February, 1067. pusul of attack Oil Iiuntl &0111 the plant," Slimily concluded. to act up a special industrial of ii fire at RI-Mar industries In addition to the 1l&J', If Uti$ commission (non-political) to localLed on East Lake Avenue In is also charged with posseaaio pItted," he added. Lon wood Monday night. get inure industry here. of burglary tools and a weapon. The plant formerly belonged ie fire was discovered by Case of Roy C. Coleman which to Chemical Corpurutican of YOU CAN'T WIN DEPART- the bngwood Police Depart. began Monday was continued America and was J)urctluseti by MENT A siij)crior rating In inpet One member of the ment. today with fiiiul arguments f the Fm eewux Conipasiy In South Seminole Jaycees already Ac cording to Fire (Thief Brian the case expected to be heard March, 'jexize is an associate tititi W118 S1W4ifliu(l the Lym'u told us he wouldn't drive to Snobv, the fire started In the this afternoon, ,nugIcIi of J"reewnx. High School Greyhound March pain t shop section of the plant. Sanford to attend any forum Coleman, a Cocoa man, Is 'rho company Iwo enililoycti log Iijmd Saturday at time Dim the courthouse. Charged with grand robbery of six men, plus Ull ufl3eu clerk trlct 5 Marching Festival I an elderly couple, Oct. 25, 11165. and wunuger. New Smyrna Iluach, urcordlni Dear Dale Carne. -de—How do Morris and Margaret ViJHbuuiy aaiI he will not trans- t I enroll In your euurbe?? .1 b&*ld 'Vii c Executive Counnitt.ee of hums, owners of a small Liie fil l. t the Jueka,',g,vlllc jalunt, BlaIr.Lyiiuii hIiiiidii*stt,r Jot11 good nmorvmg to a county corn- the Canter iociety will meet. in Juunesbjwn (Iwur Oviedo) but will move to Greenville, S.C. misaoaer today and be jumped toni ht At 7:0 at the First testified they were beaten and "az.ound the first of I)ecwnber," The band was judged CACCIICH marching for precision drtl s.1J over e. Fedsrml Caucus Bourn, rubbed of from $750 to $800 to work with the research and and fancy dumicu step. . SAVE 17! . Lotwick Files S S F & P Peaches 4 #211 Cocktail 3 Sauce 2 cans 396 44 Gullty Miamian Pleads . •. . #2'i . . 1 . . . . . J SAVE 16c! Yellow Cling Halved or Sliced . . In Circuit Court Case SAVE 33! Ubby's Healthful T-.i. . Pascal Celery. J 1½1b.bag$2.49 VAN 38' Food Wrap .0rowft- 29 EXTRA Jd(GrIenStamPs[!1Appl.i J c,, ii . iawers Ubby's Conned M"irft • hi . (Limit 1 please with other purchases of $5.00 or more)' SVE. 16c! Pillsbury P1. or Gherkins..... 3 1. $1 69' SAVE Sc! Cress. 6 Blackwell SAVE 4c! p4 a,'s . e Moat.. .!:' 39' Mixed Nuts 'it.7' 79' Pumpkin n isce ISISC • SAVE SAVE 151 Green Giant Mince Meat. Swift's P,,,dum Bomehm H.sisss H I z- Whole Onions 29' ' . ,. . . A..up.4 WWppsd Cream Cheese 4 35c _ Ice C r eam $1 SAVE 33c! Dole Pineapple-Pink Grapefruit Aunt Nellie'. Wyandotte Large Swifts I 35 Dill Strips 3 Delicious tuic 22' Apple Rings 14x. 29 Ripe _ Olives 3 ~JavfGreen Stamps.... $1 SAVE 35c! Cairo Beauty Candied Sweet Fruit Salad .1111 tNU COUPON AND P1*50*11 For Stuffing, Green Peas 5 SAVE 29c! Cairo Beauty Candied Dal Monte Tropical • . 31' Shortening . . . .. -. Keiffer Pears 3 Hjars $1 Crispy Chips 3 ' a RA i r _____ SAVE 25c! Gras,i Giant Papperidge Farm rag. or cornbread •••••• 8 OX .. pIcg. 59c 49c ,•,• . 69c _ ft. 59c Stuffing 49c " Alcoa Foil 39c PTO*Of . Sharp Cheddar ___ 18-inch Heavy Duty Aluminum 4.Iioway Houw Mortogi ____ __ P9I X film. • -'•25,' .''- tion for a 40,O0O Manpower C111111011111, -- _______ 0 1. A •5 C.,. Margarine 43 KrsWs .:- w. 2.1 _____ • •1 SAW 21 ' . . ..' __ IAr_ _fijz Ad Cranberry _ V Topping 39c MINOT W14OLIE AII• -' loci Ledly WMP Domw r ALL GRINDS Miracle • - - . Texize Plant Plans osing Of Facllity . • . Company 'Economics' Blame( ire Racks (i-Mar Plant Top Rating • - CNlb1Vy C ancer Meet Set in I - PrIce 5 Gents Bulletin . . dairy speeinls• SAVEZ8c: SANI'OflD, FLORIDA . THANKSGIVING Swift's Premium Boneless ;# Hostess ams The School Administrative of- TUESDAY, NOV. 22, 196r, ,. Set HereDec. 6 - •• S - fices will he closed Friday • • the day after Thanksgiving . . . Officials will take an extra holiday because they were open ounty courthouse wil l be Veterans Day. 1ield Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. at the * Sanford Civic Center, At the last school board meotC. Vernon Mize, president of Ing, the board voted to allow he Seminole County Chamber the state prison system to turn out lockers for South Seminole f Commerce announced today Junior High School. Their price that Ii pe rsons, representing was $900 lower than the only t he various factions of th e conbid of a private company. They troversy have been Invited to didn't hid . just sent in a S it on a panel with the public quoted price. Free enterprise rivited to attend and give voice S S their opinions. Speaking of prisoners Besides members of the SemiTurkey will be served at the ii ole County Board of CommisCity and County Jails Thanks- sloners, other groups which giving Day. h are been Invited to send S * epresentatives include the CasWatch for the Lake Mary $1elberry City Council, Sanford Boulevard Interchange bid let- C ity Commission, Sanford-Scmting In December. iiiole Jaycees, South Seminole 5 3,sycees, Seminole County The U. S. turned down Scm- C hamber of Commerce and mole County School's applies- South Semir.ole Civic Club De- Council. 'clopmet Training Grant. Moderator of the pane) will 5 5 Mize. Soot 15 per cent of Semm- "Our desire is to provide faco).&1 population is still using tiial information to the citi,.6utdoor ;civics That's an ns of Seminole CouMy on imprcvvenient, according to tj e courthouse location. County Sanitarian Val Bobbins "All those on th e panel will 10 years ago it was 25 per ive an opportunity to make cent The worst area in the a statement of th eir opinions county' is Midway Some 50 01 the matter, then the floor per cent . There are only ill be opened to questions and THERE'S A DEFINITE TECHNIQUE to eating cotton candy and Marian thIee sanitarians here to crack an Tucker, 12 year old daughter of Cecil Tucker, cQynty agent, has it (IOWII from the audience. down on this practice . pat. Soon as she finishes that she'll start on the popcorn. Brother John, "Following the audience parS S age ten, can pop in the popcorn like a pro, too. Seminole County Fair S t1 1paUon, an additional period We expocted the city to be opened last night with all kinds of exhibits and a sparkling midway by Lii be provided for rebuttal deluged with requests to use the by the panelists," Mize explainDeggeller Shows. (Herald Photo) Civic Center now that the ban ed on alcoholic beverages was Controversy over location f lifted... th e new courthouse arose when Thus far one 01 Cciuiity Commissioners ancourse, there will be one in nominced plans to build the new January . The policemen fa llity near the Sanford lakewant to hob ° • , annual ball Inmt. there. Representatives of civic and in the south ml Watch for a major expansion en d of the county have protestannouncement soon from Cobia ed Boat Works Will be from tht the location and asked that. A Miami man pleaded guilty and a Gertr.an Luger 1)15101. Case of Samuel Gralni courthouse be placed "in a 20,000 to 30,000 square feet. Inc re central location in the in Circuit Court today to churgPrior to recess for lunch, charged with manslaughter auto accident death ofbPi Co inty." es breaking and entering Coleman's attorney, Jack Nants,the Gilmartin, 14 year old Good to see the City cleaning with intent to commit a mis- requested that the case not be Boy Scout is expected tooi up the industrial park out by demeanor. the lakefront. Leon Powe, who with Robert submitted to the jury, citing heard tomorrow. Judge Wi1Iia Armour's Star Flavorful Thsdsy. Nev. 24th 12 AP Leased Wire —FstablIahed 1909 NEW YORK (UP1-.4tiar. frrback Steve Spurner of Florida today was named the Itrlsman Trophy winner for 1060 In overwhelming fashion over Rob Griese of Purdue, Who finished second. • CLOSED mi's Orange Band Smoked • • * S L 3 Ham, Suusuge ... ___ Fresh 'N Flav or ful Ta mow 4 I - Courthouse Forum . South Cemlino Standard On Public Opinion Zip Code 82771 * :. I. p a World News In Brief Assessor Resigns Veiled th rents, irmniindo, ambiguous (IlleAtion14 and cr,nfusk,n reigned at the meeting of the (nnnty Cornmission today with Cliff Jordan of the courthouse committee of the South Seminole Jaycees appearing again to requet a public hearing, but being unable to cite specifically what would he the exact tihject of the hr'siring. Commission Chairman John Alexander, after nearly an hour of listening to Jordan explosively remarked, "The commission wishes to emphatically deny the implication that it has ever refused to answer any (location put to this hoard. There has never been an attempt by this board to stop freedom of the people to state their OpifliOflM." The remark was made following a question asked by Tom Pratt, president of the Jaycees from the audience In which Pratt inferTALLAHASSEE (UP!)— Mrs red that the commission is reHelen Bennett resigned today fusing to hear objections to the location of the new courthouse as Orange County tax assessor i'ti from South Seminole residents. Mrs. Bennett handed her re Commissioner W. Lawrence signation in person to Guy. Hay, Swofford asked Jordan, "You don Burns, citing health as he: people continually ask for a reason for leaving the office public hearing. What do you wish to have the public hearing after 38 years combined service about? Do you want one on toNo successor was Immediately location of the county seat, relocation of the courthouse, or, named. for what purpose are you mak. Ing your request? Jordan and Pratt both insistDORADO BEACH, P. R. (AP) ed, "There has never been a -In an overture toward Repubquestion of re-location of the lican unity Coy. George Romcounty seat." fley of Michigan has offered to CLIFF JORDAN "I only made a statement to meet with Gov.-elect Ronald Reagan of California to "devol. the newspaper saying that a re- ty seat and special legislation op understanding" between the location fight might be necess- could not he adopted forcing a party's liberal and conservative ary at some future time if our change of county seat, Alexander announced that request for a public hearing wings. was not given consideration." the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Is sponsoring a Pratt contended. I However. when Alexander I P91blic forum on the courts ABOARD USS AMERICA (AP) - The jot fighter-bomber asked Jordan If the Jaycees had house question at $ p.m. 1m touched down on the aircraft discontinued efforts toward re- 3 at the Civic Center with lbS carrier's landing deck, snagged location of the county scat. Jor board of County Commission invited as well as representsa cable and screeched to a sud- dun answered. "Not den stop—a noisy but perfect Pratt maintained that a public Lives of the South Seminal. landing. The pilot had nothing hearing was necessary in order Jaycees, the City of Cassel. City of Sanford, Santo do with It. that "all the people ofSouth ford-Seminole Jaycees, tbe C The F4 combat plane was Seminole could be heard" with I of C and South Seminole Civic landed safely Monday on the the reply from Alexander that Council. America, the nation's newest all commission meetings are He then asked the Jaycees flattop, by a complex system of open to the public and any per, If titis is the type of public radar and computers operated son requesting to be heard are program they desire, to which by a control center deep inside given that consideration, they again answered, "No!" the ship. Jordan suggested that a study The board agreed to place the - - - -• -. - Peace Overture • Perfect Landing 'Surtax' NEW YORK (Al') Former White House economist Walter Holler advocates a temporary surtax on income taxes, the kind of Increase that House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford says could be a "tragic mis. take." - Rates Probe TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Public Service Commission has been asked by two organization, to reopen hearings on rates charged by Southern Deli of Florida. Both object to rates filed Nov. 11 by Southern Hell, in response to a commission order. - be made to determine the best Jaycees on the aentia for next location for the courthouse and weeks meeting with the Jay.; continued in his demand for a cecs to compile a list of quespublic hearing. tions they wish answered. Alexander and Softord both In other business, the board attempted to explain that a pub- instructed County Attorney Barlie hearing 15 it legal procedure i old Johnson to use 'strung requiring public advertisement ianguae" in a letter to the and that if the public wishes to 1 Public Service Commission be heard, it may do so at any seeking a clarification and inII tent of their enforcing state meeting. Jordan did agree that the sub- I law regulating public utilities jeet of the public hearing in Seminole County. would not be to request that i The cwnzziission overrode the the courthouse be moved sped- I recommendation of the Planfically to Five Points or to ask ning and Zoning Board to re. that special legislation be re-zone property fronting on SA quested permitting this after 436 at Pearl Avenue from R-I to the commission explained the C-i for the contemplated use of courthouse must be in the coun- a shopping center. Lukewarm UNITED NATIONS, N. V. (AP)—The feud between Moscow and Peking Is reflected In the lukewarm support the So. viol Union is giving to the current attempt to seat Red China In thu United Nations. Following loud demands by Albania and African radicals to throw the Chinese Nationalists ml and give their seat to the (IIU in uniat ma inland regime, he Soviet appeal Monday uumcd almost perfunctory. Heavy Layoffs DETILOI'l' (Al') Auto work'ra laid oft in current industry utbaeks can count on recelvtug it least 62 per cent of their vugua for UI) to six mouths. Even after that, a man with wo years' seniority could draw 50 weekly, plus $1.50 a week iir each miupendunt up to four, r six more mnutt*a. - Resigns Post WASHINGTON (Al') - Kath. ymi O'hIuy Grunatnsn, whose hgnulurt, pujWara on time lower ft hand corner of time nation's upor money, has ruslguud as eaaurer of the United States. t U Cores RNITU RE o-'s I Traditional Desk 50" x 22" x 30" Sevin drawers. 4M5 1W 1100 French Ave., Sanfo,d Cherry veneer finish I ,1 • - I .-__: :... . --•'- j • -- -- • -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, November 21, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 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/23a51f0ef2296684ea0e740ba8c42616.pdf 5ce9e0ef174740c58687cc8843690a83 PDF Text Text ft p £. ¶• F. lI Semitiole County * * * * on **uiThe Nile of America" the St. .JohnR RIver Special Legislation .\ Ih' l,%RltY 'Eii8llIt. Baptist Adventist FIRST TUE $EVENTU.DAT UnCa ADVENTIST Oorn.rth&EITh _____ p BATURI) SERVICE Is.,bath Sobool -I 10 a.. a. WorsbtP Servlos - 1100 a. a VdnosSeJ wigtt Prays? Service -TJI p. a. fs ti Alliance aRa.alltoaOrltfl*_PsatOr iiv'r blY Of 1T ,1NEcREnT QQD cor. 27th &nd a pastor H. . Wilds' Isadu School - 1:41 a. a. 3Iafll*E Worship 1060 a. a. Evssiag Worship - ?•.*D p. a. Toath aerv. (Sun.) 6:00 p. a. MldW..k rv. (Wed.) - t:$ p. a. I a 14 I.. . I.. S. - VC 4) Methodist CIItIRCH OF GOD __PsltOr LH.ALtd Sunday$ohool___$41$.m ii 00 a. a Morning Worship 00 p. in EIstIe Ssiv tght Service YP E Ws&........T$0p.fl% 4 1.1 , VLeI4LUL1S c',oune1n . : , \ i. _____ . •• :i' 'i. / j • .+ C :• . ___ ___ £UNLA.ND BAPTIST cHURCH Nil Prsnch Rev 0 E.RoSiSs_PaItO? Sunday sm.si - $61 a. a. Morning Worship 110* s X,snani$etiC services T4S pa. Rib). StIdy - T$* P. a. Spoa,orsd by BapUst Peliow. skip" j ___ ___ _____ _____ ___ ____ n.y. '.':: . . L _____ . -j ... -:: ; .... . -........................................' A ki ____ ''" ALL The Church is the greatest factor on earth for the building thracter and good czrnchip. It is c statehouse of spiritual ciuc. Wflhout c strrç Church, nethar democracy nor Clviii. yatia, can survive. Tt,crc ore fijy iii4 reawn.s Whiyever rch, should attcnd wrviccs regularly and support the (fl For his own saki. (2) Far his childien's sake. (3) For tte sake of M ca'nmunity and natian. (4) For the iake of the Church itself, which nreths his moi'oi and material support. Iiantag3t3Church reur'andttodyaurbicdaDY. . .. . .. . .. , ( ..,. . . ........... ,.. . ... . . ' .. - . . ••. ... : > / -. C. ... . .. .'. . .. .•i . 'C . : . . . . -- . . . . 'C . . . I . ... :'' • .4 . ç. . . . . .\ . . . .. I 144.. . ... . .0 . 4 •.. . ...' :. 1 . . "SC . : M of a globe. .. let the eye roam over the The faseinat rld map . . . notice the different countries and continents ,..tryto imagine whatlife mustbe like in each of these places. Yes, every spot on the globe has its particular need. Some. tnies it is a need felt In that one place alone. Yet, in a sense, _____ evexyplaceisthesame,forallconntriesarexfladeUPofPeOPle. ___ And all people have the same basic needs. One of these needs is faith - faith in a God who also has eye on our World faith in a God who Sustains us, and an 'who gives meaning to thne and eternity. Your own life 3 this need. You can answer that need by attending cburch, and discovering the strength and joy which come worship. . . 1 . .. . •.' '' . S ' '. ... Mrrndr NchemiOh 9:16.25 ____ _____ '' + - .. ':• ••S5 '•:.• ..., Wednesdc,j Tuesdoy Ezekiel Jeremiah Th14.21 Z4-13 ____ ____ ____ _____ _____ _____ t 'Qi t t (312? Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER 103 W 26th Place "The Church of the Luthiran Hour" and TV This Ia the Life Herbert W.Ooeras_PaStOr 0:26 a. a. Sunday School .. Worship Service - 10:30 a. a. Kindergarten and Nuresry Methodist .. . •' .. HOLY CROSS 401 & pars Ave. The Rev. Leroy D. So per. Holy Communion - 7:30 a. a. Family Service - 0:00 a.. m. Morning Prayer - 11:00 a. -. (Ezeept lit Sunday-Holy Corn. auslon) . lIE!' : .. FIRST METHODIST CUURCll 411 Park Ave. Rev. Robert U. Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship - 6:30 a. rn Sunday School - 1:41 a. a. Morning Worship - 10:51 a. a. MY? Meetings - 1:30 p. a.. (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worship - 7:11 p. in. .. .. .. .;. .- .piscopai CHRIST CRTJRCH Church Strest. Longwood . WIXTSD N. Thompson, Vice? 1:00 a. a. Ho'y CommuniOn Family Service & ClasseS __________ 1:10 a. a. ____ . '14 :"" : ChURCH OP GOD OF PROPHECY Sb? Palmetto Ave., L.ongwood Rev John Cerssoli - Pastor SundsyScbool_10:00$.fl%. MorntngWorahip_l1:00a.m. EvaugsllsUe Svc. - 7:10 p. a. Young people Svc. & Bib). StUdy, Tuesday . ?31 p. a. GOOD SHEPHERD LIUTH EH..&N CHURCH *000 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17.02) Sanford. Florida 322-7322 The Rev. .1. Gordon P. s r y, Pastor MornIng Worship - 1:11 a. m. Sunday School - 1:11 a. rn. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. CommunIon First Sunday in Each Month Kindergarten and Nursery _____ ___ ___ ___ :. _5__ .',. .-.. .. ': •4:, - % 1kI TU W1'IDI WVU% I L1 . 12:1.9 ____ _____ Vt7 " . 'LEE OdilCII on ALL• urrJ:v _- C .- .' - Saturday Friday Thuriday Matthew Zechanai 17V31 )353.58 8:18-23 ____ ____ ____ _____ t 'Si2i _____ t (_____ I12' t (I7? 'P i2i t U3 iitti Ili(' (HhIy 1 GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at Woodland Ave., Rev. Robert H. Temple, Jr. Pastor Church School - 1:45 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. -- 4:20 p. a. MY? -_ f'hone 322-2611 or 125-!93s won't hnve tniii'Ii ((I WVILIT 81)0111 this week bemuse people always say sonwthing nict' during the FIRST sOUTIIRN -- EATI I ER %V hi it fl 11(1 fl) ___________________________________________ - persons who knock thetit. selves out putting Chiristtnns decorations on homes and have some wise kids rip theta oil attul steal them. It happened at. H15 Ttiiuiiy Drive over (lie ;tast weekend. It happened In l'inecrest. and Sunland last week .. . Maybe pen. ( P pie should just forget about outable decotiffloliM in this age. (:ode 32'171 Zip ild lii ru a(t of' I hf' E,4"gi$4lntIfl' the ('ity of sanford, i'i i f'irt. m'IMf h' obtained ep, to p#rniIt pnr- ti"ip;it.icin Ifl an l)i'l)Hfl renewal prograni and to federal rind f'nr .w'h a program. TIIPhLy. __________________________________________________________________________________________ Th ii adVice' wai given by F-larry l.indey of eek lb. to the MFT11OD1T CHURCH iso Sanford Ave. flev Chail.. 0 B.neett raster undas &hool ._ $t4$ a. a. \Iordtng Worship 11:00 a. a speelal -_______ mec'tin Friday of the eering; mnnities on the prn'ratand ommjtt aid available through Hi.. and of the .anfnrd rn:iflity f)evelnpmont Continit- other ovenhtnenf aenc1es. Funds up 1(1 75 per cent of * 'nst of planning for urban re(Sanford ("liv Conimissinu newal can he obtained through rejected tour years ago ,i pro. pocal that it request a pe. RUD,'' r.indsey said. elal act of the f.g1sla4nre t tirkahe plan for corn1;rhan DovJopnwnt at '4 ___ IA ____ a Study _____730p : : Christian CaI1flAZ CHURCR DISCIPLES OP CHRIST 1607 5. Sanford Ave. B. Vernon Fuller Sunday School - 1:61 a. a. Morulog Worship - 11:00 a. a. tç 1 ____ OF GOD cHURCh C tITIAN SANFORD _____CHU Baptist Wossan's ClUb BUP4ISS AVSSS• 1lTRAL P,APTI*T CHURCH Phone 123.1113 & os -aye. th it.Smith Rev. Ireddie Pastor Richard L. Marshall, Minister $U7 School - 10:10 S.. a. Sunday SchOol - 1:61 a. a. Worship Service a. a MCT*1D* Worship - 11:00 a. a. Evening Service 7:00 p. in. Trs.lainS Union - 1:11 p. a. a. Prayer Mesting. Wed. 7:00 p. a. 7:60 p. Evening Service wee. Prays? ServIce 1:00 P. . __ CIU.IrCII arNTY Open ___________ 7.1D P CHURCH OP CHRIST $U45,7%ite OidCISt 1112 Park Avenue _______ Sunday Bible study ____ 11:00 a. a. WES SIDE MISSIONA3Y Morning Worship - lull a. a. BAPTIST CHURCH Evsntng Service - $:10 p. a. Ilk St. i Holly Ave. - Pastor Wednesday Jsha B. King 140 p. a. Bible Cl" 10:00 a. a. _____ asy ichool ,ess1ng Worship - 11:00 a. a. CHURCH 01' eas o.a.a 7:10 p. a. pvsniai worship Ralph Brensr Jr. Evangelist ____ • a. a. a. Bible School 'IS7W Service - 7:61 p. Morning Worship 1,N s a. 2:10 p. a. I. sntrzg Worship _____ Wed.. Prayer Service hID p. a. _____ pCp-.ST BAPTIST 'p ____ Onsea Road CHURCH or cu-ixr $Rt0T *5'?. Roy A. Morris Ruby a. _____ MU7Eva*gslist 5*nday School - $:4 a.. Vlrs Hill *.raisg Wrshtp - 11:00 a. a. _____ ______ - $45 5. a. Elbis Cl" 6:11 p. a. s,'•g Morning Worship - 11:11 a. a. pysaing Wosh1P - 7:30 p. a. Evening Worship - 1:00 p. --. vNing Prayer Wed. PIbleCW.d.....T9Ip.a. ______ _________ 74Op.a. _____ PAOL.A CHURCH 01 CHRIST W. S. (Bill) Ha.amosd, JORDAN ssio-Y list BA.PT1ST CHURCH Highway e west 1121 WNt p'ir.t itreet 1O:ce a. a. Bible Cius Wa. l Stephens - Pastor Morning Worship 11:00 a. a. iva6v School - 10:00 a.a. . Evening Worship 1:00 p. a. 11:00 a. Worship Bible Clause Wed. 7:30 p. a. Evening Worship - 7:30 p. a. W.dnceda7 Prays!' 7.0 p. a. _______ Christian Science LOOIIE" FlItS? CHURCH OP CHRIVT scizw'ria'r _____ $00 East Seoosd itreet Sunday Service & OALAWN ipT1ST CHURCH Sunday School - 1100 a. 374 Country Club Hoed W.dDesd.$ Service - 100 p. a. Rev. B. T Barrett - Pastor Sublect: "is the Universe, In. Sunday School - 0:41 a.. a. cluding Man, Evolved by Worship F.rvioe - 11:00 a. a. Atomic Forcer a. Training Union - 4:41 p. a. Reading Room: 301 W. First Evening Worship - 1:00 p. Weekdays: 10:10 a..m.-440 pa. w.a Prayer 8.r'v. - 7:20 p. a. 1' 1: 1. r . 4 ______ A ""' I Pastor P.Cbs.0s XtWo1P_$Ua.a. I *1 S. a. Morning Worship - 114* a. a. a. Unlos - $0 Ersaing Worship _t$$ pa. W.4. Prays? Servies T:$0 p. a. ______ o P. a. *,ss**g Woeship Alliance Tenth p.U.w*Ip (TIN.) S$IP.a. (Wed) P ' yST $i?Y1 _____ Church of God . liv )4'4"ll I Moravian MO Minister Dsid It. Burk.tt. Vempors.ry loostion: Altamont. Springs Community Hon.., Mattland Avenue, A1asSte Sprthgi Worship - 11 DOs. a. luedsy. ___ Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAaaR1qa W. 2nd St. at M11. £ a. Lm*ter Sesi Sunday School - $: a. a. Morning Worship lul, a. a. -- SIN p. a. Youth Hour EvangsllsUo Servile tiN P a. Mid-Week IN p a $orvioe (Wed.) Third Sunday 13$ p a LagsplrstiOl .i c. * * * * '. permit participation in urhirn munity improvement is necesrenewal with federal funds. ary, embracing seven mini. (City M a n a e r W. F.. mum ol.'monts, based on tested One of the vnrt year.' Knowles e'pIaIned that the and accepted principles of good for traffic accidents huh iega phr..s. iirhan r:'new;ii" muniripat management," he ad. . deaths on the highway. of would permit the cliv to con- "iserl. The e'en ('lements, which Seminole (oiintv W15 )•P - rfemn private propeiiv unit re. .. I sell it (or private uls..gi', .ure interrelated, are codes and corded (luiring the pnst %vhieh he said, "is strictly un- ordinances, comprehensive corn. ..... . eonstitsstinnai in the state Of mliiiity plan, neighborhood anal. year. . ... A survey conducted by Tim Florida, .ilthnngh four corn. yses, .idminlstrattve organiza•'./.• . herald revesils the majority of mutnities ire operating under lion, financing, housing for dis. such special acts of the Jc'g. Placed families and citiren these accidents have ocelirrerl ) islatitre." participation. _____________ _____________________ I . S * 12 intersections in the county (Knowles ud,ted that (lie The committee agreed that . 4 eonMi(lerP(1 by law enforcement City Con: iuiisslon and the City ClIffo1 \tekihhln and It will probably hi' d('nk(I streets cross French Ave. or e and Planning Comivils. .\fnnn' mit tim State forced Mvrtit, Hwy. 17.02, a six-lane major of tim group are to conofficers to he "hazardous or inning -. slnn for the last tour months Icr with the ('Ity manager to deWilson to rvt,i Vt' 85 home ('fl highway. tiangern::s, to Most ilntigt.'i'ous been studying ways and termine the committee's course tiomies agent. I4eatiin tit,' list is the intcr * t':'oss French Ave. arc at. l"iriit, means for participating in in of action. ."i'tinn of 41 . 11111 renewal tvte" pro. We mentioned last. wecl hlohi- Ninth, 18th, 20th auth 25th 'orest City. Others are Lake gram, and wifl he meeting in day Inn plans capacity f 22 Streets, nil of which, (with Mary Roulevard at U.S. 17the exception of Ninth St.) hnvo 92; early January with a private when lease calls for 800 - SR .1841 at Interstate -1; the Five traffic signals. concern relative to urban pro. That could be the difference in Points intersections; SR Id at listed "hazardous" Others as graming.i getting a state convention here TflI1tClIEtOUS Forest. City intersection at State Roads .136.434.431 WRS Reardall, Upsala Road and at . include French Ave. and Park or not. scene again Saturday morning of aci(ient, this time resulting in approxi.SR 42t1 in Geneva; Tuscawihla Drive triangle intersection; 1.iny mitt. with the t'ominit. mate damages of some $2,800 to each vehicle involved. Crash occurred Road at Red Bug' R415d am! tee Orlando fixed 27th St. at Drive (not to ',ive tip to date informa. Two artist voiuntt'eis after Andrew William Teslo Sr. of Lake Mary, traveling on SR 431, again at S 419 antI SR .115 at tint: ami clarification of the pro. the netually in the city on the east up those camels clown at, stopped at interaection, pulled out onto SR 436 and was hit by auto Reardall, a blinil intersection, grams offered under Urhan Rt'. side); 25th St. 811(1 Park Ave., City Hall Nativity Scene - . traveling svest, (iriven by Richard Lee Adkins of Forest City. Adkins While the situation at the newal. The girls thnt did the job were 25th and Sanford and First sustained minor head injury, was treated at hospital and released. He entrance to the Junior College Lindsey stated that despite Jackie Caolo and Cindy Cram St. and Sanford Ave. was charged with speed too great for conditions. Teslo was charged from U.S. 17-92 was corrected the current limitation on federal All but three of these itine . . It looks pretty good . . with failure to yield right of vay. Investigating officer, florida Highby providing' turn lanes, a prob- moneys at this time for advance from far away . . . Not taking intersections are equipped with Vit Patrolmen R. W. Lovering of Sanford, praised Forest City Volunlem still exists during the peak planning for urban renewal and anything away from the girls traffic signals, as vcl1 118 stop teer Fire Dpai'tment which assiste(1 by washing oil slick off highway. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ hours at the coHeRe, other projects requiring federal but the city needs something signs. Despite the fact that all huts assistance, more moneys vi[1 be "Contrary to public opinion, that. can hold UI) in damp 'eabeen done engineering-wise at available within five to six safety studies show that trafther. the intersection of SR. 4:1*1 at months. * fic signals do not decrease ac. 17-92, a high number of He advised the rnup that Probe Notice those 1i1l)und by the cidents - they increase them, Spectacular accidents are stilt occurring. • . .. . . . huh' tim.. 4... .nm,i i'nhl(Ildn,I .ti,tq •.'IWJ W iakeiront . . . Well, Inere's a Chungo oJ,..thrnugh_street at traffic more swiftly, jmrticu"deadman" underneath t, 12tPr&ion if SR. $26 and Let rue clnri,. . that rf:,te- larly ot' heavily traveled high.134 have decreased the number, E. inent . . . "Deadmun" is tue ways," City Manager of accidents there. term for a concrete anchor that Km:owles pointed out. Dangerous railroad crossings Oddly enough, neither of the Suspected arson Is being in. contained many priceless paint-i to helps support the luIkllt'::(I. the public until this is corn. can be found at SR -1:16 in For. two fatalities occurred at any vestigated as cause of a spec. ings and antiques. Damage is pleted. est City, where there are no Anybody wanta bet the Viii- of these points. tacular house tire occuring unofficially estimated to be Deputy Sheriff Lou Huddle. flashing signals; at SR 4*; at dez Hotel will he sold on the around midnight Saturday at around $15,000. Re. 1 IIt!t iti t1 users will he the I cunt in the Oviedo exchange: stun is heading an investigation Midway, on South Sanford Ayeflue and at SR -12*1, east of I days? We hear there's already Firemen and investigators Cockrell, reductions by Southern Bell Bary exchanges and 15 cents in interest shown in making it a who was in Memphis, ing and arson as the door to the i ,.n a curve. found the house, located at 637 Teleplitme Cmupimy. 'is ordere(I tim Sanford exchange. nursing home. ____________________________ Seminola Boulevard, rigged Temi., at time of the fire. re- home found forced open and * 1'lorida Public Service In additfon in the Sanford. throughout with Roman candles turned here by plane Sunday. many of the antiques appeared Killed Commission, Robert Shedden, DcBnry and Oviedo exchanges, Hey, Look for a "port of 1 attached to dynamite fuses. The house was purchased sev- to be missin A. Sanford" sign soon on 1-4 neat' group manager. said today. base rate .-irttzis will he extendCasselberry Fire Chief Paul eral months ago (tom W. H. The Casselberry Volunteer the Railroad crossing. We're Total rate reduction for all ed reducing rates for .ipproxil3ates termed the gutted frame Kemp of Orlando. Fire Department fought the getting close . . . the Southern Bell territory will mniitely 1,tiOO subscribers in the In Tenn. Crash and block structure a total loss. Deputy State Fire Marshal blaze until 4 a. it:. and was ascrick (port attorney) ready to Sanford exchattgc. oiOO subscrtbinmuni ro 4,200,UlH) annual! . Tue building, which recently Charles Mcl'hti'rcor: is conduct. sisted by firemen from Longstart condemnation proceedings. Reductions on :,mnthlv rerm- ttrs ii die Dellary exchange and A Sviiiiiol County resident, had undergone complete * S remo. ing an extensive in cstiation ood, Atlamo,:te Springs and ICOt ial r:ttis vmll r:IIigt' iron: 75 subscribers ri the ()vfctio ox. Allefl I lyIi(lIliilI), 56, of I2ong. (h1'lilig and cnlam'ging, reportedly and the area has b: 'l t'tl ot! I Tue attorney geiitiiii hi:i Mary. ii It) 10 :ttiitS. 'VII I: "titit't ions 'Imnuge. This reduction 'viii he (lied JU a lIOSI)itft1 in Oak ruled it's the obligation of the Ridge, Tenn. today bcttmniim:g tIter Dec. !2 intl ;lat' shown on bills received alter of injuries I County Commission to levy stif- s(iIft're(I Saturday ed to be coinpletetl by Feb. .!2. Jim. i2. night In a ficlent taxes to provide suf4 A delegation of teenagers are OnlY business charges affected Subscribers on the Sanford cxcar-pickup truck collision øn U. .. ficlent taxes to provide funds s. 25-W in planning to attend the continued ire reflected in the method of change will have their rates go Jacksouboro, Tenn. for the hosiltal . . . County session of the Casselberry Coun- measuring certain mileage cliur- hack up titer alter the tnetr According to the highway Pa. Fathers asked for an opinion trol there, . cii at 9 p. mu. today at the City g ttisiiiii hue bUSuIIL'SS' svsteu: taken elfect in February. lot' Ilyndman's car, pullweeks and weeks ago - . . Does hail to speak in defense of the customers ;ind the chal'geS for 'however, time increase will ing $ I this rescind earlier opinion trucka trailer, collided with the "Taho Club." teenage night mumessage waiting lumiip lot' hotel he less than anticipateil alter on a curve, Mrs. Ilynd. which says county could say spot. sponsored by the South imiti itiutel crvices. these reductions are made," man was following her husband ''no'' to hospital. Seminole Jaycees. esideiiti.tL iWs Monthly for Shetkjeti ;iuinted ojut. in another car viiezi th iucci. $ S S . The Taho Club caizie under ndivtdual lines in thit. Ovit..do In uIditzon reductions will lx, Vhich reniinds tue 4 rates at (kilt hiappimeti, fire at the regular council meet exchange ill reduced Li be 'nude in o,ie charges 'or cus-'Ithe hospital will go up slightly when neighboring rtiereIianL cents 'ith Sauulord. teuit..v:t intl toimiers outside the base rate next year . . . The reason claimed the spot was givitig a weuam-v being reduced by teut ;ui'e.i. iik'ctimig 1,170 customers normal bail debts. Medicare . "hunky tunk impression.'' eerus. II) the Sanford exchuiige, 919 in I' only PY 911 percent. and cost Council at that tulle warned Residcuiti1tl tupui'Ly Ilimes th Deiiary s_'xcllutige and 543 of indigent care . . . Also hosthe Jaycees unless action is tak- sei'vice will be reduced by :iu imi the Oviedu exchange. pital now hu to raise some 47 en to eliminate the problems _______________________________ PublIc bearing on the paving eniploycs' salaries under $ 'redted by the club, the city of Orange Avt'niie and licker Inuni wage laws. i Illillhll I i i would take measures to close it. Avenue in the City of LongIII * S 11111 i i of calikng the macctwood has been rescheduled for 11111 Now we know what Judge liii I I Hiii big was to award contract for p. in. Thursday, Council " hhitili I Voile Williams meant ' III the city's insurance. Bids were Chairman Percy White hits 1111I I Ill i'll choice quote on Caesar's wire I 111111. I t opened at the regular uiaeLing. I If I i-cad lily Shakespeare nounced. I t The hearing originally .schcclosely it means thiut he must L . ., . 'I'tnirsdjiy not do evil and not eve,, make dUle(i lot' On Exchange Nobody's taikin' but the cost In the city limits of Sanof the Lake .Iesstip project will be close to $1,000,000 . . . It ford, two fatalities have ocwill come up at the County Conim issinn meeting tomorrow. curred this year, puts Innhlfl)CI'lhl)le Zli'('i(lCflhIf CutSArchitects arc ilrnwlnir "P j SCIIOLIS itijiiry 811(1 nunplans now for that. theater in jot' pi'opei'ty damage. Sanford . Sanford Police Department. Say, Wi' heat' thvi'e' a group lists the fohlowinj ten interInterested in reopening the 5i'('tiotiS as "most. (langerous'' I Ritz Theater downtown, five of then: where east-west. . ; -?', _____ _______ 4 . ______ , _._ _________ __________ _______________ . , __________ __________ I I ' • Pentecostal SLRST PENTEO0P?A CHURCH 01 LO)IGWOOD Ill Orange RUNt HIT. U. Ruth Grant 1SIN a. a. Sunday School Morning Worship - UsN a. N. Sunday Evening - Izu p. a. Wed. Bible Study tiN p a. Oonquerors Meeting idsy .--_._ TslI p. a. . . . • Presbyterian r IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Ave. & 3rd St. Rev. Virgil LI. Bryant, Pastor )lorning Worship - 2:20 a. rn Church School - 1:41 a. in. Session Meet ....._ 10:45 a. in. Morning Worship .. 11:00 a. a. Church SchoolBeardall Chapel .... 3:00 p. rn Pioneer Fellowship .. 6:00 p.m. ) Senior HI Fellowship 6:01 p. a. * • , Arson . As On in nm. ?,1,Sfl •WT4 .".:' , Blaze "Rips Casselberry W. ____ PRL*UXAEt&ALE $771 005th Orlando VeiN Thomas _______ H. Makin - Pasts? IIN a. a. Worship lSlO a. a. "nirok School • I'Ioine How Kéw Phone Costs Will Affect • Area Users I ____ IRITHR kfflSByTEIt1A.N CHURCH CASSELBERRY Itt. 436 East of Seminole Plasa Rev. Lucas 14 . Gill. - Pastor Church School - 9:10 a. rn. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Junior HI & Senior Hi Youth Metinga - 6:00 p. a. Tuesday: Primary Choir rehearsal 6:10 Adult Choir rehearsal - 7:05 Wed.: Jr. Choir rehea,rah*l 2:10 Man Teens Protest . • rIfICISffl 'Ta ho The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible f ClU , GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff WINN DIXIE STORES and Employees CELERY 'Y PRINTING CO., INC. CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17.92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff ' COBIA BOATS Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. , ' ' GUARANTY CO. 119 W. FLY$t, Sanford Bob McGuire and Staff FLORIDA STATE BANE AND STAFF HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St., Sanford 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford J. 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff * L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Rose & Wilks Bowman & EmploYees and Staff PUBLIX .RKETS and Employees - Hearing STATE FARM INSURANCE Mr. & Mrs. U. IL Sth'd A. DTJDA & SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky Jim & Employees stan SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church. Ovisd. Central B&ptist ChurCh. 1112 0.k *' Chuluøt$ Flist Baptist Church - Cbuiuota Baptist "Os Eider Spring. Baptist Chsrcb. $10 Lehman Rd. First Baptist Church. $1) Prk Ave. Friendship Baptist CaJch ...-'-.- ,.-..-.--. '- Springs 41 . , $ I - _ -. - - I Set ________ STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff -- - ' WILSON..MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson f I) - -- ___________ 1 IIJfflJ11 I! , ill -- Altamonis IPS1IN Church of God. Ovisdv Rd. 41$ Osteen lit. 411, Altamont. SPTI$$5 Church of God Utseloc. Enterprise it. Paul Mis.Iosiy Baptist Church, Ilk $. First Baptist Church of DeBar? EPJ.SOOPAL St. Mtth.ws Missionary Baptist Church First Baptist Church of OlIN'S --.--.. *0 s*s37 aptiat Church of H•iwbta _______________________ .,$_ ________________________________________________________ attat Church. 8tJchns Ml.ai'i & v"- .""" ' Ave.. Enterprise First Baptist Church of langwood. COr. 010 CiPr... It. Christ Episoopal Church. Lengwood Church & GraM Temple Baptist Church, Palm Bpr&ugs lid.. All Saints Episcopal. Enterprise First BipUst Church •2 OVtOdO Alta.mouta Holy Cross Episcopal. Park Ave. at 6th .. First Baptist Church BaR '"*t R111555 Westsld Missionary Baptist Church. LUTHERAN First sbU.ob *t,S1'Dfl.L17 Baptist ChSSCk. 414 5. Holly Ave. 31*1 W. 1011*11. ZIon Hope Baptist Church. TI! Orange Ave. A.canalun Lutheran Church. Ov.rbrcok Forest City Baptist Ckerck Dr.. CATHOI4C Poustala Head Baptist Church. OvluSde Good Shepherd United IAltkrL Jordan Mi n127 Baptist 2000 8. (,n49 Dr. . Cbsrch of the Nativity. Lake Mary . 1st Ave L.uthera.0 Church of the Seteer. £11 Souls Catholic Church. 716 (jak Baptist Mission, hunts Love 5utsrp 10$ W. 34th Place Roman Cathelic Mass. Sportsman's Club, Mlsslow7 Baptist Church North •icm.s Missab I.utheran Church. ChulU Enterprise hail. Prairie Leks. iota Park PersbtDg It. Loss Catholic Church. Macedoals Mission Baptist Church St. Luke. L.uth.ras Church. Ri. 4)4 $lavi& Place. DeScry ae. o.t... MaltIt.. Mr7 Magdalene Catholic Church. y. Morning (21017 ba.pUat Church. Geneva isad Ave. Altamunt. Spring. MI. Olive Missionary Baptist hiarnett Memorial Methodist Church. S. Lands Spring. *4., Leogwoed CHRISTIAN D.Ba.ry Ave. Eut.rprla. Ave. Zion MiasiuDai7 Baptist. Sip.. Mt. J.t Christian Church. 1607 h 8anc,rd Bear Lake Methodist Chursh $.w Bethel Mlioaary Baptist Church, tiatbel ÂME. Church. Canaan Helgtts OONGIt&QATLONAL. Ith Se. A HH4"ry Ave. Casasiberry Cowmo.Dlty Methodist Church. Congregational ClsriaUas Church Calvary s1".Ivsary Baptist t. New Hwy. 17.02 a P*usy Rids, 144, Casa.lt*rry 3601 Park Ave. 110$ W. 13th It. I)eliary Community Methodist Church P. r * d a Northalde ChrisUan Church, V I u Obsrsh, Mu Balsa Primitive Baptist highlands, DBa.ry Haven Dr., Maitia.nd 110$ W. 11th Ii. -1 . . rlrss Ave. :' SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DiRECTORY_Christ ).isthodl.t Church New Mt. Ulon Baptist Church. 370 Pear Ave CHURCH 0? cHRIST Sunland iint Oaklaws Baptist Church, 374$ W. SDth IL Church of ChrIst, 1612 8. Park £. First Methodist Church, 610 Park Ave. Ost.en Baptist Church tiurcb of Christ, Genva PissCzsat BCptist Church 110 W. Ouors Rd.. First Methodist Church of Ovisdo Church .( Chi'4st, Lek" Mary Prairie Leke Baptist Church. Ridge lid-.. W* First Southern MlthOdIM Cburch of Christ, Longwood Fern Park U$U Sanford Ave. Churob of Christ. Pads Proves. Missionary lispust Church. Midway Free Methodist Church. 101 W. 6th It. CHURCH OP (201) Second Shilob Missionary Baptist Church. G'ceev. Goneva Mithodiut ChtII WNt Graci Methodist Church. Osora Church of God. UI Hickory Su"lsd Baptist Church. 2410 French Ave. Grant Chapel A-ME. Church. OVIS4o Church of God, 2300 8. Preach it. Jaw.. Missionary Baptist Church Ste. ()akgrove Methodist Church. Ovied.e - I Irving L Pryor 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford Orange , __ 0i423 Dear Lek. Road Upsals Community Presbyterian Church, Upiala Rd. Westminster PresbyterIan Cbsrcb, Howell Park lit. 41$. Cs.s.lberry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church, Hwy. 411, Forest City Seventh-day Adventist Church, lja$tls.nd Ave., Aitamonte Springs Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Church. Seventh & Elm Osteen Methodist Church OTHER CHURCHES P a ci a Wsmisya.n Methodist. Ri. Allen's A.H.E. Church, Olive & 1211* W. at Pads Jrpr-s............-- 'Cizurciz'-ui - v in Ciirist, uvisoc Chuluota Community Church St. MarY. A..M-E. Church St. *1. 426 O.t..0 Church of God of Propbscy, 2607 Elm Ave. C k u ri k Osteis Paula Methodist ML Chcb of God of Prophecy, Longwood Church of (lod UIa.lo, Ez*Lerprla. ltd. E,terprise Church of Jesus Christ of Letter Day Stafford Memorial Methodist C k er e b SaInts, 2116 Park Ave. S. D1Ba17 Community Chapel, Altamonte Spring. Eastern thodoz Church, st. John. CbrY• NAZAREXU austom Chapel, Hwy. 17.02. Fern Park Congregation Beth L.rumi, 11th & Magnolts the Muaxess. W. of rc ie 1 rs t Viral Church at Christ, Scientist, lcd at M.spis 600 E. 2nd Ml. Fern Park Church of the Maweni. Kingdom hail of Jibovab's Witness Ounce lid-., Fern Perk L*k. MoWe UnIt, 160$ W. 'Vh&ri Mt. Lake Mary Cin&rcb of the N*W*si First Pentecostal Church of [.ougwuod YuU Guepel Tabernacle 2714 Country Club PRE$BYTMlt'AN Mt. Olive Holiness Cburcia, Oak 11111 lid. O.t..n Cuznzuuiaity Pre.b1yterIa.n Church. Luke Mary 1"luecr.st Assembly of God, *7th 1* Elm Virci PreebyLer en Church. O.k Ave. Macturd Alliance Church, 1401 . park Ave. A ird Mt. Macford Cocgregatloo of J.buvab'e WitFirst Presbyterian Church of DBary, t5seSI, 106 Sanford Ave. Y Highland Tb. Salvation Army. $14 E. 2nd ML Presbyterian Church of The Covesast hulling Utile Morevlan Churcb, Ahtainonte 771 S. Orlando Dr. 4pvIng. . Acdrews Vr..byterlau Church . . . . S 3 S 1111 Foil howl iug t ha' public hearing, I kuiow one judge iai Won't it 5U'(IHl meeting of council will handle thut, courthouse suit. - J I in Vassar Canton . , . Judge lie held. I Gariton will take over as prot. siditig judge of the cIrcuit siext year and I'm suret iie won't _________ - .-., . , - '51Yi5 riTTTIEt!IT 'tflflt nnt-pattitri Looks like Torn Wnddt'll. ___ S * S toiIay rot' cui'tls at tIlt! dropping gteetiuig Sc,iulniilu Coiuiity Chuiiiber of COg,liIlcI'ee, for Lt'u*llspoi'ltioii to Cisa'istnnis and the aluPl'oPi'ilttL' raiut'ehlLitl,,n itt that post. is 5 j,,lul, ) . • City Mu,iaer J'utu Kflowles apoku to Lyman senior class recently Oil HiIll)Lt'IJthl governS how tonic sat San' ford schools liuvei asked hiliii to speak ? .%1 ighut si I isutil a It' Interest jil local ie1VL'n5uIuIt'Ut. 0 4$. elopinent Corp. today became the first Florida Laud deelup- I uncut 'oaipazuy to be listed uuu the New York Stuck xchauuge. WilelO Htlslmcte(t 'i,'SOIL Is tiiukt' llivcstigiit itOt 115 RL'nIuIII citinlies, strung to (lyllaluite cill)s, were l'uuud throughout. 't'lw home was reported to be fiIleI with iuuiny antIques iiiitl )ztiILtiflgs. ( ILerald Photo) County_Ready_To_Get__i ' I r if ' . ''.'..':,'" lull S - - I Li , it'll 1u.ied _____________ MIAMI etI-- i','iil,',ii. Liii. ed at least 11 persons in 1"lui'itta over the weekend. Lake Jessup Study l"t'usihilllty study (or the pl'ol)os(!(i haiku Jt•sup causeway will he t'uilijulete!d tuduy aiid hilucuot In the isiall l'iui' thu Suiii. imiuht' Cuuuty Co,ii,uujssloii tu study at us Tue's.iuy meeting, C. W. (Hill) lh'm.'dkt, Stutit itonol 1)ejmu'tiiut'nt Ihlhtl'kL t'tugitieet' at ileil.nmid, tiihol Thu lit'i'ujit this uno*'nlng that lila ulliru will t'euilil)luIo and mail today tttti study to thi'turiniiiu whuthqr it would be feasible to build is i'uusuwiuy (tout 11w tutu u at' imiiio,vtd Sislutos'd Avenue ut'nuss Luke Jessui1i to sei'vleu time uw Fluu'liln 'I'ui')iiiiiloglcul LJuiivvi'sity on Sft 5211 t1tl'o smiiles south oil (ivietlu, hleitsidhet refused to t'oiausiiviit wiiethueu' time stiuihy tidV ('I'S iiiistt'ih't lint oaf' liso •nuncwuy, say lug I hut "I pitt'.' I' )o.0 gel that IIltiiIIiiUthu,i tisumui )OJUI' (.lIuIliI(y CUliiIiii1iUIt.'' 14 - -- -- 121e8(l --- -- 1 . . __________ _______ -- - May the Christmas story, filhd with tIe.. a rwneemw 1w us, unfold more and -------------woaus r I, . S . S t'lis-tehlJeti Lu 'vluibia Wu. killed and two of their tht eh1du'ea escaped injury Suaday i hen an airliner ct'uahict( shuz't of the runway at Bogota, FROM ALL OF US AT l Ilkil .tti W illiauti 1), Vi idv, 10, and his ifu Juaiuita .I. Li&'klgc. 'l'ht'y hiatt just tvcvtLy sold their hoinu on Concord i)tivu in Cssasutbei't'y and his ua shop at Feni k'urk and *i'puitettly wuic vu route to establish a huuii, in Columbia. L!zuiiijurvd in Ih' cusshi were L)aimy, LU, and Jeauztie, 15, ii hw withidiuw is week isu as students at L'tuau Ltib School. iiotta'u' ttiug litut', M lb tttotitis Motituluuigu, ut ('u.t'lbt'i. I'. ill wt I tIl(sII. ( ASZIUt'ititCd L'is story oX ci-ski on t'agu .4 j MPHILL, . "0(1)4k it'IIIt'i ii( ttouit - n lives to bring you Killed In Air Crash (.'uilty L' I L'kitl' III gtiilt) tt (tie tit't oh (belt' ti'lal lIt a l.t'iuliigI'.uI court today to violitiiig Sul'k't cult ciii')' LegUhittuuis. Ilil IC) W't of LilLlv lttui'L ALL ttlsti Plt'1dttI guilt)' III sti'esIiii dii •iiItitIUL' si $I LII' oh s t' littiti .1 I 'ci liii gu-ati iiut&'I. Casselberry-Couple -- ---- , more yoga' '- ---'. 1.KN1N(1 ICAL), I .SS. IC. -, - • ' 1501 W. FiRST ________________ ______ . ' , ,t ,,J' _..1 �I - 1' ___ I -' . I 1_. -a1i J1U._J JrL1 L t J-i-I- im __ Ps 1:I; I r , . I I ,1. - . . 'e mtfor 2 — Faces Of Jesus Irrith I Would H 19. ----------- 1966 Dec. el be rry Couple Dies In * Crash . Cass J. BOGOTA. Colombia (A — A to Bngota' njjt hospital, the M. Bridge In. Colombian airliner crashed short and V1lliam fl Bridge of Cea. A of the runway while landing In eluded j,es Powell Flora Biller of North fog killing 1R sons, nine of them from florida. na. and son, Richard. Miami, and Kathryn Lee Xeeler 'I'en persons were hurt. Their daughter. Aria, survh't'd. of Fort Lauderdale. Deaths The killed were The airline said other Anwrl The airline's general manRlt. S 117RANCE, LEE BATT . from North Miami. Coral Ga cans killed were the Pilot., Frances Lee Raty, four bles. Miami. Casielberry And Rob Tayinr of Coral Gables-. the killed. months old, died at 1:90 a.m. Fort Lauderdale. copilot, T. H. Guthrie of Miami; so I Besides Fl ------Saturday at Semthnle Memorial __________________ condor Air Lines said the dead _________________________________________________________ Hospital. Included Colombians living Born in Indianapolis, Intl., In the United States and four she had lived In Sanford for other colombians. . it the past two weeks. Miami, ! moth er Fin. where the fl ight began. Survivors are that the Super-ConstellatIon car..,A_M z ,. and father, Roberta Lee and , . )' ried 54 passengers . ..4'.. William Earl, of Spri - Aerocondor I II V4, I Up ~ §~ 1 - / 1. Reds With I b 11 f when the 3 of : Increase a a car operated Austin by Martin, First St., his - nt-$, Colombian . - wife, - selberry, Ma - N - in our balanced strategy far peace" which, he said, calls for Communist to resistance - - . - r' Mrs. Harzel B. 4 ' - - -' with -. - ' for ___________________________________________________________________ 19th Congress to lift present re- HOSPITAL NOTES Cam- 1 I,." CARRYING NAME 1 Osteen. gaggle Funeral Notices I I' '1 oral Lewis Tate, Mary L. Neal and Nelson, Sanford. Capps, Patricia Deborab Dudley and baby girl, - boy, Ben services for Prances Lee Choyce and baby boy, Ronald Symantha Blinn, Kate Riser, four months Bat,', Deinpa, Mary Marilyn N. '; 11'i desperate 11!VW WHILE THEY LASTI - '' n mia ____ _____ Tan OST-FIOJIT SNIS NO DOWN PAYMENT EAST 1ip ______________________________________________________ ViSf Our Complete Record Department. wood is green," lie would later _ Electric dry? " Co. It hours 8 to 5:30 daily. Store - r' -- . . _____ f ' ~1~ tJ 12 tar,'. $rIa.on PunnM Borne In charge. 77frI 1 --!a.m 1 1v1.,IT54 ____ _____ ' *" .1.4i I 1 11.1 - I. 1.1 ,- a -. _______ . _____ . _____ _________ __________________ _ COOPER HEARING AID CENTER 27 E. Church S?. Rm. 25, Orlando, Florida _____________________________________________________ _______ ________ _____ ______ ____ ________ ,. k "Sn,. :..-...' - _______- .--------------- --.- . .- -. Streamlined Constitution Touched I thiluik there #4~ ~ 0~ p four ways so wish 11cr a Men-v Christmas this area will lx' or FAMHY Up home rule. . The net rc- year . I & county said 4 U* 0 to, ~/ uggests ___________________________ - ___ TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Flor- geS. .-___ 1 1 i~ , ___ ,01 1,' jlim 44O& 11 11 I ; may BLUE GRASS and hard I ' BLUE GRA"' 00 J.L the - I FRAGRANcE SPR.AY'S of - waste. In later days, Scripture Senate. said, "I believe it's a Chairinaii Chesundergoing notes that He twice had Ills document is good document, and by and terlield If. Smith of Bartow said men ga th er up scraps of food nail touches. Time will tell how large will be well received by he may create a citizens group the revision fares, but its the Legislature." "that no th ing may be lost." 1to t'Xpiilill and sell the document He was a saver, in the deep- framers and some legislators Semi. E. William Gauutk'u' of to (lie public. If the Legislature revision, the public sat sense. feel it will ably replace till' COfl- New Smyz'iiau hleaeh, one of tile appu'nves the M: 4RE distribution Lax - I ~ SANFOCD, FLA. ____ 1 support - JEWELERS 112 SOUTH PARK AVENUE . over idians inay vote tit age le of the family, includ- Legislature will meet every year Turlington he and city levels.' feels int'nt on lug His moth er Mary, and it and communities can largely changes be needed in the Commission delegate J. Sidney was but worthy labor, on tlit' itt- Martin of Gainesville said 'tile working of articles 0 They were of "low castc," its run their own affairs ir tile diciary. tht- exccul.ive branch annual sessions are going to be she once described it., poor but newly re vised state constitution aiiitl LIII' gasoline real good for the people of Flordevoutly responsible. wins the approval of the hauw- scctloui. Ida. Tue Legislature can act pressures of making makers and the public. Reubin Askew of Pensacola. more readily on problems of Under ends meet, He watched against the state." The streamlined. 12 - article a reviser and a veteran - -- 1. Joseph, who had died shortly ?dacotte. ALL USED 1ERUILT ACOUSYICONS. ______ worked at Ills trade, handed down from the old woodworker, his AIDS — CUSTOM FIT. ______ was . ,,, .1 OFF ALL NEW MODELS Tues. A.M. at KADER ____ ___________ W (LIMITED QUANTITIES) _____________________________ _________ '. SALE LASTS TO DEC. 23rd. ____________ _____ - I _ OFF % ________ many had died, and after the young man's bar mitzvah, coming of age. - ____ _____ Tradition says that for about Charge To See Tai of tronics Corp. axe. James S. Miles, director of And at. the last, the raek carpenter of Nazareth, the man television at Purdue, said the of the hard arms, the quick system appears to have many hands and sure eye, said lie applications in education, par. still hnol a construction project ticularly for continuing educato work on. "I go to prepare a tion to sparsely populated areas ________________________________ place for you." It. would he a distant from colleges or uni_____________________________ 'house of many rooms," firm- verslties. ly anchored, well-proportioned, lIe said costs appear low _______ enough to make such an effort built by a professional, -' _________ - . (Tonir,rrnw. The Mixer.) capable of being done. __________________ po SALE 22% one that sored by Purdue University and the air would never fail to a man's General Telephone and Elec- , - 1&~ 1 came a son of the Torah" at, I 13, until He 83, Ile had __________ , • Carpets • Furniture • Piano. • Tile • Rental Reds HEARING AID _____ I Co CHRISTMAS ~ springing tip until it became a linen for a long-distance iflusgreat sheltering monarch, a trnted lecture. tures _______ _____ ___ ______ ____:1&.., -- \ft,umi of ne '.0 _____ When 20 years, from th e time Jesus ___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _ Drelfuerst, Ohs B. Humiston, tight budget. Admissions Furnilure ___ - own ~*,~ thousands of Jews, including children, had been shipped to Rome as slaves. Sfo 322.1542 118 Magnolia Ave. 2522 Pork Dr. - ___ massive destruction. Al - with ready ____________________________________________________ - a use -v observe, "what will happen when it is revolt did conic, Caesar would crush ire. Sanford ''. ttuiiic, oppressors ____________________________________________________ . Monroe; Sanford of Wire into limbs started home. It was got-mi cut after the autumn's last growth when the sap was down. A craftsman respected his materials. That was far more than the of Israel did for its people, even when they were pliantly submissive. "if they do this when the Murphy, teen; ( AlnngMe old post office) pen- tO pro- and lifted one end of th e log, levering It on His bare hack until lie got it balanced across Ills shoulders beIli the - . 8 after pernn:il1y as WilS to OS'FIR 35 YEARS Aramaic tintit' was At FIrSt & PaIm.tto mayor mimi, fair n1d. Refore the November letinn, ida would have been embar rasCrI. of J,eknnRums, onee yule, rejoined that ''ffih's rantings directed at me u-ne. the are of no concern pie of .In(-k,;nnville or the stale whole.' Strang - A it upbringing and years Nazareth nuist have indtih'i1 ,'aten lie was Rurn have l huiirden A iiu'hi fItst poiitir. " overnnr t'plr au-t lt'(l, lii,- " m. -- (lie bribery ehnre. ,racknnvHte MIfrmal in hiiIldin fl)t)ll1,1t1111148'l over rlletment r0fift rpe,q electronic NRAILE hILT '. of ARGA, India (AP)— It's Armetta died M.turds.y, will he at S Parr, at the 'ravaslde Pauline Tuesday Holliday, Mildred Lind, Foster, Connie Carey, Sanford; going to cost tourists to look V. In 1*kevtew Cemetery. Th1aTaJ Mahal was runami ,nnine in charsm. Ellen S. LivingstoN Arlene R. Alvin Meyer, DeBary; Marin at India's fabled on. Ernest from now Thomas A. Gehr, Lake Mary; — Moore and baby boy, The Archaeological Survey and baby Campbell, Bobby Price, Luke 1rs. services for Funeral - P. Moran, Lois PL*EL decided to post 20 palsa (2-6 sel 8. Palmer, 71, at Sanford. girl, Rora T. Anderson, Essie Monroe; Mabel C. Piety. Of;who died Sunday. will be at cents) per head charge on vialJennie Holcomb, 11 a. m. Tuesday at Drlsan Gebhardt, Sanford; Margaret tars to the fabulon monument. Funeral Borne With R, DECEMBER 16, 1966 Audrey M. Boyd, Lake gli Bryant of First Fr.eber. But admission will be free en Admissions Ruddldstrnf Fulllrton, Ga. Ian Church offIaiatin. 9hirley*J. Fridays, in case you are on a Dorothea Joan11014 wt1l be in Ifterarevii Cam 0. 11BC1&4l3EP. 11r, 1966 1 11.011 9 vai!eai heard Ilaydon Rpirn came dr.e ni' , Thomas 8S niødti . running. Alice F. Bennett and baby baby girl, Claude C. Howard, flll' Willis. W(1 'p . . yw Discharges I i0l- S he jury . confirmation to , the divine f lii'ing'. turned nut depentliulilt' hnn4' on 8111111, lv)ivrr' It. would jesus at, the nge of 8l, to the .lmnIa WhIP carried ttu' wm'kmnnship: tie was highly rolInp'r' ham linnul nnil winds, carpenter fat chip flying. lie rarely ln.'rvning iii ''fnvii jul91i'utl of on rnrk, when' it heavy trees tip the mountain"1)o you bu'giiui1c My tlit' t'I('uI1l'tIts. side anti who ,uirI, "My yoke (iui and man,'' an Scrip- wu,iuli 10111,41111141 crosity ? . , , the last, will be with in easy, unit My It Iii,uigt, geuit't'uulIy It ' an instinctive skill, first., ittiti tuui putu it. , i-eitutii(i''n Inst" as ... . I I I ,.m.. , i l)r i qm of tnvnptt1 with that. slow, cracking groan, Yet the woodworker always H 'oilni'i'ti ('11)111, vnsuvnra a putt'." here the raw tilnln!r W8S if in a final IBy wood, file Amell (it it, the I I ill,, loved I list um i ifill.; tligm-I'd at Nplit, philled into boards find hirge holle lit-edle t-111- 11.4t, ill __________________ test Against the gash tearing wi;si IAFAYFTTK, fad. Ills ciipnei- touch, the scaffolding it gave threshing front of tlit'ir tt'iila's ,-"axing liiuit to tables, at its heart., and then It fell "blacktics for persoutni 8rgm8ul(ii7M- to the human habitat. lfaven (AI')—An floors and cabinets, carved curried a pen. with a roar and lay silent.. llcsidc:t hall(h and Ploughs The sun rode low, past the into whools, yokes 'uy'. mil nff"t't Innate, pro- was like a tree nourished in has sen't voice communicatiotis which .lesuu wdwiirl,u'ta also iiuilt. iimiqu,s. items for eighth hour. He trimmed off —1ni w, - ______ - - the good earth, like a tiny seed and handwriting over telepho - ANTENNA r.Itas except dith Brooke, countries 1111 1 111' MIHii to being irulicte4i in hi home Rums nid the l)ac$e County fluvM. county sitting flfl an Iflgrand Mayor Rnbert King fligh sividi keep from embar"there i,q a report ixninct about. ras,qlng High, who rart im-ttice. that the one time histheRt rankI cft,l)y for deing public featin Burns in the Democratic been indicctd alnnt would missed. * 11 Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cab, Ruby Grace land, a 18 geese pa- CbrI.1a. by Tb. Saatare 500 W. P*'SCb A"s. David A. Fayette, Sanford, a Bennett, Margaret Rusehl, trola sheds storing of thousands 5?OP& Flb?4d0. Bilhingaley, Linda Births l'daudei C. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sand- boy. The Library of Congress In of han'el of aging whisky. At yn Sandifer, Evel Koke, Sue Discharges girl; Mr. and a Sanford, Washington, D. C., was founded un, Em- the sight of an tnder, Mrs. William Dandridge, Lake Sharron Vihien, Barney Beck, ins Lee Mathews, Dean John- sumably thirsty, the geese en April 24, 1800. by (*rTlsr: Ada Cooper, Wallace Alien, son. Lee Ben Perry, Shorlene Mary, a girl. and guards come week .2s. Communist I'VIIII011-t that till' V J , 41 I1I'I%VY i'xntt 11)118 ( 'liii pod aside of .e.,t a %VIIFt rt!gftrlikMR 'People started to scream ren eft life mayor To ease that. burden for enlli,ig him (kulel', r*'- (-fit tuuuui of at-kin clectrrinics techriithe tistini tools of tutu t'eginn IlnIdu' in filling orders, t'nuiai.l- l,u'vi'ntl lila own elitti livelihinu-nI. others, at. the nnguuiMlietl pits I(., asigriecl to chin of toil, lie was a "naggar," a unmitigated 1i. existetice, wns the dominant and period — wedges, knives, ei'nt in lila i'lisirirva, iu'ouuut,t in It wos a unissinut whirhi lie J'VA 1141 at SNAS, has ternied , lila nitnw ed High's 'tatemi'nt. st'u'ti'd lie i'iuuiul uiot ito "on My chord within him: to lirhug rest re-onlited for six years. builder and worker nvls, du'illbiis wot'kcd with a iuiviuig for nuipillns. a joiner, Thin-is' comments about the to "all who labor and are on business in the amuLet.- OWII 11111hurRy," bow string, measuring toils, (Navy Photo) Dade County (Miamii i'.ind of wood. hic'avy.laiien" -even though it identifying niark of Iiuiw viae or nI,l.'. plummets, act-squares, bronze pliuce, Breathing hard, •Iesuis step.i - jury indictment would mean shouldering will tint. I seek vtutlt'Iuii . My as the tree svny'ed nails and the muttipurposed Ilk swayed wildly from side to side. _________________ qiinr- lied' ;L Flares rmark 1 "nnre, Minrni (;o. . litish film nwn Interelit.4, yet Ihr 114,11, liliviii ,,fill neclirior vy,,. tit hol(I op Ilm reed witiflion foregning It to scive IIlm4plf to (if swmit. sfrilillitig ollist-li-4 wid pito-1,ed with Ony tit form rint others. fat Itiii', r i't,Hiict ,-,ii,rIi,1q, swhini 'i'his Is My beloved I )iit. tif jiiin't ii'etl eperit'nt'i', lltiIjMPq nutt )11111n14. thiinlihiii It SYI'fl (fl_ _______________________ 1 - UI had a by . ci's. cent averages that azareth fl i th flurn" - the (AP) infeud in as E 0 Fayette, which the MIAMI f,nniq, frfffll IP iretIti. r r flared n sUictims an East-West trade. the legislation died In the Clarice L. I-tton, Sandra Lynn Wilkins, Nancy HoffDECEMBER 16, 1966 House Ways and Moans but Thorne, Ler.tic Bridges, Let' mann, Robert L. Gillyard, Mae Bills of Pawhnska, Okla., and aircraft hit before reaching the Admissions rnittee. Present plans call for its reintroduction after the 00th Colleon Sandlin, James W. Ben Perry, Harold Tatum, Ellen Bronme, Tummy Lawanda P1111- Mrs. C. A. Elmer of Decatur, runway while making an apgb, Betty Swearingen, Ruby Ga., and one grandchild. preach. The injured were taken Jan. 10. Morr is, Hazel B. Palmer, David ,1. Ball, ,Andren C. The legislation would end oz- Jackson, Gus Michels, Rev. King Walter Ziegler, Mathew W. Alderman, Sanford. Funeral and burial arrange- __________________________ Births Congress discrimina tion, S. Johnson, Sharron Vihien, Smith, Sanford; Mahie Opheriff biting taconvenes monte are under direction of __________________________ Mr. and Mrs. David Proj. Brianon Funeral Home. 50 per but Anthony Turner, John Harvey, ha Link, Cnsaelhnrry. tpr €'*nfnrb brrath ________________ Iuerst, Sunford, a boy. Births PbUib.d D reaches 400 per cent or more Sanford; Esther Budzynski, ________ Discharges mad 'bt..a. on some Items, on imports from Ba rnard Savage, DeBary; .lu- Mr. and Mrs. Melton Thorne, Today in Dumbarton Scot- pbIMb.SeaSs,' Rataay 3 of to IIIR'I.'nI ' .. as- ford; three brothers, Charles she said. The plane had been ]eased R. Brown and Henry R. Brown, from Pasaat Ltd. of Miami, both of Birmingham, Ala., and Jack B. Brown of St. Peters- which also supplied some of th e burg; two sisters., Mrs. . H. CreW. Airport officials said the The administration asked the i Smith itiu' , svtuFhtr time- fjvlt'f, vital man, fond of chitiw: iitiil l)IWflht. StflIII' tiren and IIfHfle nnt.'tl, nt'tiiiil cMia'dnhly ,7,.., BurnsHigh a1nging , are Mrs. WIIH la' rnn pay native $ POfl, Charles She broke a leg. B., ° 07'lafldO; a daughter, "If the plane had ca ught fire San. we all would have been killed," David R. Survivors l'hia innn CORN11,l. VOle, base as aircraft "seemed to break in came to Sanford several years many people were able ago. She was a member of two and to escape. I jumped out th rough Fi rst Presbyterian C h ii r h, an emergency exiL" Sanford. - % ;nlm by of 420 Virginia Avenue, San. the plane went Into total darkford, died Sunday. ness Miss Tuttle said. The A native of Jasper, Ala., she - - ORtE W. ( not what she believed was dirt And MRS. HAZEL PALMER . .'. Was A Carpenter Of s to liutiti nud vn able to finish'." AP Itellgion Writer Ile filso ninininined, Ili a IN A 811',ADY ItIlY11INI, lint-ithle regarded "s dellictillir Ilift own grrnt-hpitt-ted tiltininte the axe n1se nild fell. biting householder tall Into t)IC his nina more i'izht to than they earned, to fill rippilit sideways and the of the s'nntily employed 8S nitii'h the fnll-tinm jobholdnest slicing dnvn'anl, sent lb ION IT direction are Brinson Funeral Rome. . would he "an Import-ant element i Moore . - the bill until May. Speaking about the "winds of change" Rusk argued that the legislation great ment.s -. -. . 4 r esu North Feud ______________________ _________ Juanita •. ngfield, One survivor, !ay Tuttle, 23, Ill.; a broth er, Freddie; grand- of Crestline, Ohio, said passenof gers mother, Mrs. told they neared Sanford, and grandfather, WII. Eldorado Airport that the plane 11am Earl Sr. of Springfield. would land despite thickening Funeral and burial arrange- fog under of She said the plane struck were deal If It aggression combined artificial barriers peaceful relations with the Cornwere not put I ___ __up by OUT side, Ashley munist world. could t, - 1 oridians, Acm her East- b*wnt In expanded trade with the United States," Rep. Thomanu_Ashley, DOhio, told a Mosconference Sunday. news 'The Soviet view as presented this to us is that trade between country and the United States 0 L Miami: I Beatrice Secretary' ( . Sanford, turned into tile county vChic,.1e operated , b' Deputy Gaye Howe. Martin was Ch arged with failure to yield the right of way. (Herald Photo) to persuade Congress to ease "most.favorcd-nauon" thrift restrictions on trade with the treatment to the Soviet Union SdvIet.*UnIon and Communist and the Communist countries of _____ _______ ____ Eastern Europe. ngtIoD.f Eastern Europe. Under this, a 'he v1et government appar- witrnn pays the lowest tariff the etl3? favors United Sta tes has granted to West trade barriers, according any one country. to,four congressmen who conThe President first raised the lated witb Soviet txade offi- Idea in his 1966 State of the Un- 1 *IL of km message. but They indicated a very real State Dean Rust did not submit - 1 - DAMAGE TO'thia rounty deputy's car 40P Pic" 4 00 early this morning ture) was estlrtmted at admInistration removal _ I-- VASHINGTON (AP) — The Poland and Yugnslavla. plans it would give the President Jdhnaon sitinther attitimpt early next year discrvI-innary authority to grant P t b t. 1 per- Miami: five 0 .: - - 1 Ii Sunday, of dead Floridians . t i)I ~It I - .:i~ "I f", I the ;._01 øi.nfnrft their a * ..#. Trade I - said of heavy H I r 7 LrNIl WIe flee. 19, 19fl6 — Page 8 night IBJ 1 .4 fl '~`-' I - T , I I . b. - J ______ _____ _____ ____ - ____ Couiiuiission now . Jf ! ed clothes, pointing Out that since the patch ought to be shrunk da's basic body' of law like the garment or it would 1885. Highhigilts of the revision Ifl rip loose. He also understood the nee- elude changing of the present bieiisity of having to borrow bread from a friend's house to turt' to ,lnulUal sessions, lou' feed an unexpected hungry guest, even though the hour up-to date government. rule pro'sjuu - ii'e ill 1101 was Jute and it. troubled th e friend to have to dress and cluded to let cities and counties come down to unbar the gate. function without having to flood Neverth eless, "Ask, and it the Legislature with local bills. will be given you," Jesus ad It specifically charges the vised. "Seek, and you will find; the Legisknock, and it will be opened courts to reapportion -, • - or a IJ1(I e caiit get I M111a5.Virm se ()I.)tI.OI'1IS -- - -' I .1 you YOU asffyouwutathcsefes-you've got to want im Fa Deelir eas a '7 F.. Y story. Snt the . 01 whet Ford nng, quietest, .1 b IC Fords in tuMory offer YOU S V$XICty 'es - I ear, ____ es you two shif ts itally in one. It shifts autonustically or lots you shift manually. That way you con pick die right gear to suit mia,"n giv - - 4 . -, 1.~.W ________ _________ ______ _______ ___ ____ I _____ .- - -:. - j -- - ,--- new constitution will be one lactor affecting its acceptance or tracts. turndown. Th e Constitutional lIe"For which of you, desiring vision Commission Is is cheduIed to build a tower, does not. first to report to Kirk and the Legissit down and the lature Feb. 3. count cost . . . 7 Otherwise, when ho House and Senate leaders say ____ able tJ:l::ish, all who sq beg111 to nuck saying', probably not inajoroni's leaders say it's too early to wake solid predictions, ______________________________________ Ralph TailingHouse Siac.. him, ,IF - h From Riches / - S II To . -. -f,- --- - - ________________________ 1' Quieter because it's stronger...stronger because it's better built I I. 0JUS. _ u your /es unto othtei" b..1p p at ..y P'PL holidayst _____ ____________ -•1 ______ ______ - I I•, 'I I I For the money you need to do your Christmas shopping - .',f -- r . - " • ), I' - % I '- P ' G1 'Rags' ___ trickland . - Morrison, Inc. __ IF POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING ' BUILD FLORIDA SANFOID. FLORIDA W. Scott Burns, Mgr. 207 agnolls Ave. ________________________________________________________________ MP . - - - .rA !. j " '_" 1' ,'I 'r 11. - - I -.''- '•!,' ' . I ] . 'S. .. II', t .•, c. (F - 4 ,; .-.' - - - W I "!,- - -. .., - .' , a Merry Chritznas ways Lu wish a romantic New Year—with a bouquet of fragrance in these 2!j oz. spray Two and - -- ' her bottles thnt con4tin no ai(fed Propellant. _.- Lovely way to - " wish 1 - Chrtliunas her a. Merry and an enehinting New Year-4 oz. Blue Gr- t.-s Flower Mijt with .1 o?.. of .,imooching Hand LoLion, wrapped in a. glittering gi ft box. 4.75 . for a cash advance __ Enjoy the confidence of shopping with cash In your pocket Lot your first choice of gift itenis . . , the sizes, colors and tyIet you want, Stop in or call your (lAC office. You'll get pmoiupt, personal service and coiiveiiient monthly pay. meats hued to your budget. Get a cash; advance from GAC for holiday shopping.. .or for any good reason. OX AhAdA r t., IOANSUPIU$600 A BAC FINANCE CORPORATION _____________ SANVONU" 111 Wett First Street ...............Phone 3213743 ________ --- '- 19r • L't .'-. ,, , ., - ___ s__s-.. BLUE GRASS V,44,l 11 .Y - ET - ',,,. I,-$, - 41, . t-- ___ -_•:,,' .,.. - ,,' - -.'to w1i her a Men,' ,, '-' flo'fitkd - 4 t. Blue Grass Fkw - Mt I shsiiimiruig Chrtas -----ORLANDO--- 7.00 478 North Orange Avenue............ Piuoui. 4l4-3tO 401 West Cenlial Iloukvaid,...,.....PIt01it 4?3-93 j4Ug,tCOlQuuJl Du,,,..,.,.,,....t'hw1V42Mt wrap. -E u 'I /!'i I" l - I 'Iii pr.in a :1-i .,-',; . (1riitnt amid -: a know thilt tile 1,egisillture will make many substantive chun- 14, -- ______ • -- I . --'- ,;it I Ii ,,. .." - ,l _____ S14q. ______ _ -__________ 1-1 "' 1iitt I I " ____ ____ . I, j J - '.p•' _ ' _ ___ k ____________ - your 37U S. ORLANDO DIflE ' a • -. .-..•. .M' - ___ ____ _,- p 'I - . - I - -. - J' ~ '" - 'Th —.0 . 4 ~:: _~ 1 ,~, ' , t:Y'. S - I M_____ - "'r4 . — • •. ,: - ?t "W. sk -: signing. S it 11 . - - I -. I I ton of Gainesville said, "I don't LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gary Lewis. who once earned $50,000 In a month-long tour, has signed up with the Army for the tundard $90.60 a niontl"You gotta go in." said the son of ewnedian Jerry Lewis "ii you have any 1x2 after animosity toward Army We it downfall." can be means I column by 2 inches. spokesman said th 21-year- Too small for an ad to be A old draftee earned $250,000 a not iced or effective? You're year as leader of "Gary reading this on.I Playboys." and the Il happy ______ 1: : . - Z-4 the i)ailot l)O. . . essential to construction con- , li/i. ------ ------------ 00 Is _____11 IIIL1 -:' -- IF _______ ' does. lie showed keen familiarity it Republican Gov.-clect Claude with un employer's duty to lab. it. Kirk's stand on the proposed cu-era, and of th e forethought __ __________ ___ __ - .71- 11 b 00 £_ - -- ,pmt Of be a Convenience Control f'und bllity anti famous quiet ride, and reminds you to fasten scat you've got a lot of good reasons belts, warns you if a doors to visit your Ford )calcr you bu.y MUY DCW C1IL. W fuol low. road conditions or just shift for fun on XL and LTD). we've taken is in by burro, or tam for It.. In subsequent remarks, present revision takes effect, if driving easier and more enjoyable. Like doors that hod, automatically and Comfort-Stream Ventilation that exhausts stale air with windows --- Step Constitutional rethe moun- to insure nt-w hired cutte rs vision 20 years from the date the of exclusive featurm to nuLke your - :' . ': 1 . ___________________________________________________________ From the valley, sinking now selves do not cary out this task, hi shadows, It was a long, hard made necessary occasionally by climb up the mountainside to shuts in population. It lowers the' niininiutn voter Nazare th. lie struggled along under the weight of the tree Ul' froni 21 years to 18. l Provides for an auditor to trunk, its bark digging pits gnats keep tab on state financial alacross His sinewey buck, fairs, streamlines the courts and swarming about Ills face. Sometimes, p r o b a b 1 y he contains a "sell•starter" clause I - SVC more 1 p l - . i~ ' He was familiar ,with putch- stitution which has been Flori. lvvisers. said the most progres- will have tliv filial say at the 0 Mb -_; 1. ____ _______ 17' ___ - I t 111!1 _______________ El 'I - ___________________________________________________________________ ____________________________ I F - I -~ -- - ----: -- - '- i\._,.,__,..,,..,. - - - .--. — - % 0 . --I- - -. - - - - - ke. / - - *1 / 1. ' ' -- _ - - ..... - I . - - 1 f -ç i i - '-'- - I' . -, - 0 - 1 L I i - . --.- I . �t S ThP&ge4 - De]9966 U. S. Ponders Florida Orange Juice Problems :. I Ti • 4 j t-' - ••-' •.: - -# - - - • . -. r f CHRISTMAS itcms made by Bear Lake Cadette Troop 51 and being sold to finance trip to Girl Scout birthplace in Savannah, Ga., next June may be purchased through the leader, MrL Tay Wilson, t Bunne'll Road, Bear Lake. Sbcm-ing items are (top, - from left) Debbie Giffen. Sara Herringtcm and Kim Long; (bottom) Kathy Merritt, Diane Wilstm and Martha (Herald PhotoF) Klinger. j V i - b ½ GAL. CTN. (NO GLASS) - ai . 4 49 * , 1J.. v A iø .. : fT k n&Vie,To.(3yj.,Foil ooTh;snT,..ca't DIXIE DARLING FROSTINGS & MIX OR MATCH • ReuIor 25 T ( __ - f0, of RVAH-5, during a lull in flight operations aboard the aircraft carrier (Navy Photo) USS .kmerici.. V - - ,1 ( ..- •i' -;. -•"-. •___ - ) - , 05_ V - - - 11. -, - EMI ENS I 11 1 -- ICE No. 2½ QUICK FROZEN Dressed Drawn THRIFTY MAID HALVES & 1 1 - LITTLE SNOOPY PULL TOY - i 0, c I . . THRIM MAID GOLDEN CS OR n O CLEMISER TEXAS RANGER - -.----4----.------.-.- I II 33 aurophxue 990 - H I4 WAXED 1114 U k REG. $ FOR G.ner Elvctr'r- - I - __- LIMfl B by KU.. htc. : cut easy-to-tie ribbon. . 91 2 AdY$I go CNI& Sam LIMIT 2 put INSTAMATIC 104 CAMERA OUTFIT You get all this: Ctinerii, ---'V •-. - prectucidiy l-'l41 - O D SPI CE '' AFTER SHAVE By Stiultot. 43 as. bottle - takei the .. lvu- you. & terrif ic gtft. -,----- $2.00 VALUE Curvier 1 I ves KODACOLOR FILM - 79 C = -AND LC POLAROID 5 t1.5b VALUE 1 1 - AG-i &; AG-lB 2 99C i!W1A fter - FEOM branchas $399 DUA... colqms and 4• " ROUND, SLU$ .t wi. $1.10 i'•i AU la diameter. 14 -' * ' EXCEDRIN BROMO I - / sAosrs Tuorrimu MIXED HARD CANDY Auortad all-bard & filled. - C. STEAM & DRY IRON r - - Automatic - V. /1 I with npruütl.-aprsy £e&tU!4 ttJt Mivee pm.daxnpentng ... , - PORTAILE HAND MIXER A.spetI_s for uitxng. nssnhiw. biszuding. Beater ejector. O LOANS UP TO $600 £. - r r. E. AUTOMATIC COFFEE MAKER Brews 4 to i cups of dcIeious Alcoa it1unnnuir. $2.10 VALUE, lox OF SI !!!1.9_!D!!!_!.1 0-1.34 VALUE, 144M & HALF cufes. i4gtitweight I- i .- 110 SDUthT I Street ........PA 2-4e12 0I ) 11 .11 Si ll HALF ROITAN , 4 1.1 Ultb.4•I.. A "J'W'PUSI .w'-- _trtli. Sc,., 4 F. CAN OPENER & k*IFE SHARPENER V I ALBERT PRINCE 4 CIGARS -. ,, PiN um $ time. have sw,ep aecood band, wu. bk&blmnbpring. evsonion bain d. e 0 Gift kauzed. 1 $ 66 c.oevi...'i ie of supta, o.uci. INC. - ' -• --.V- ------ ---- - V -. -r0'r . --'r------ •--- --'b 1 - -- ..-..,..------ -- -- - ------- V-I. V - - FRESH CELERY O . . LB. . . . . C I. 7 - _ - Neg. 41c, I.ttli of 100, Igo me I FRESH RADISHES U. S. No. I 14.b. Can ASTOR Req.. Drip or Fin. Limit T .aff,e of yew-dual.. w,th $5.00 o.dsr Crackers 3/8P I-Lb. Can MAXWELL HOUSE. . . 28-or. CRACK1N' GOOD BIG "60" Coffee . . .' . . . 490 Ilutter . . . . . . . 59 Family Cremes. 39 -. Cranberry See. 2/290 Reg. 2/49~ Peg. 290 . Lt Ioffee of yeur duck. h $5.00 order. 1-Lb. Pkg. LAND 0' SUNSHINE. No. 300 Can Thrifty Maid -. 50's KLEENEX DINNER - I. Limit 1 with $3.00 order. Peg. 59t. . 13" ARROW HEAVY DUTY Napkins Tissue 2/49~ Alum. Fold * . 49~ 23, Alum. Foil 590 Req. 29 .2's SOFT WEVE Req. 67 -. 18' ALCOA - . . . . . . . YELLOW ONIONS LARGE SIZE CRANBERRIES. 9 . a EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON STATE RED s 290 DELICIOUS APPLES YOUNG & TENDER POLE BEANS . 2 lbs. 390 . . ii 2 lbs 390 CAULIFLOWER U. S. No. 1 GEORGIA RED aii a Bunch 100 SWEET POTATOES EXTRA ~TAMPS I, a FRUIT SALAD fas IS4ITH Mince Most Pie GOOD TH O U DISC. SUPERx . . . . . a a a 5/1. 590 • Head a 4 . TWO p'AN.CIOI COOP THRU PlC. lbs. 49 390 59 11W F'7' SI AT lOCAl. WINN-DIlII • •I #zs os, rae. -i- IL I a VALUE STAMPS a• ..-M •-.4 - .sa., .._ J a • ...-__ J -'C rKG. wa.aAO Ground Beef I I \ I __ $000 ThCU OIC. S AT i.00**, WI N14-DsIII I I 4'.* .Ao*4 COOP THRU DIG ii AT LOCAL INN 01111 AT lOCAl. WINN-01411 is I •I sNu.DsG....*s ._. 4! lOCA,. WSNCO**II 5 . a .- E F TOP VALUE STAMPS • 1 Dessert lopping AS VS ____ •FY aIIi #30 44 osi 40-or. 0$s Peanut Butter GOOD THRU PIG SI AT lOCAl. *INN-Ol4l5 ____________ ______________ __________________________ I ___________________ -------- - I I • • 5 F #1* 0000 TM NV 0h. At .Ii4.4I. iNI-I,IA,I l OHS t'-OL JAM 45T01 PUSS Instant I.. spe ON Beefburers .us MAL I-I I-TOP VALUE STAMPS .....,4 s000lssuDec.2I 4, lOCAl. INN-DIAlS - -I ' I I .L.IF.IJ - $ I I- 031 514$! NO 300 A/IC PHAIPTY Help 03a T64MILS *a CA140 blue ay Tuns 0000 • in ? aee o wr kLILIVL Tj45 Pi.i4T 10 LIi,*tT O'JANTITII French t _______ •• V. ..-..-.- NY I V Ave. 1 25th in 01010 Park is leans GOOD TNNU DA... at At l.J.4I. q'NN-OIAI 5stHeuoI:.a..__ A! l.O'.AI. S Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St. 400 1. First St. o • TOP VALVE STAMPS -. '#2. TWO s-i.e. c*I. 4II Sliced Bacon so Issu otc. t DIM !ifl U' N --an TOP VALUE- STAMPS t._8 ..4A, I • , I S S 1 .._. I , TWA; SRAdD oi CA' TOF wHIP __________________ • TOP VALUE • • STAMPS #20 TWO JAIl blip SOUTH Preserves or Jelly SODS THRU Dec. 21 es I' .* Sirloin Steaks S 7CWW^ : F_s.I 1E TOP VALUE STAMPS : 1 N TOP - aVALUE a... - STAMPS W 0 SNAND --- - I I TOP,n VALUE n. a --STAMPS - I Crab Miniatures LI 35 Bag a I-_* MP$ OHS MCI. $I 134, Bag a 5-Lb. BAG APPLES a LARGE SNOW WHITE HEADS TOP VALUE 025 - ALL PURPOSE 3-Lb. • FRESH COCONUTS 24-ox. Jar. AMBROSIA AT l-QCAI. WINN-Dl$IS '0, . 5 . . . Bog Lb. 5 GREEN ONIONS -. Limit I Mayonnaise of VMW duoles wittl $5.00 of Pkg. CELLO 4P 390 8 . . . FRESH GARDEN ARIN ------- 2/2910 1.Ib. Box OCEAN SPRAY SLJPERx next prescription in for our high quality service and YOU'LL SEE... . . 3 -ox. GRAPEFRUIT.. ,0 I . . Jars DEEP SOUTH THRIFTY MAID ICE MILK OR SUPERBRAND Hiqhwayll-?2, Longwood 1 . . SWEET JUICY 14g. 41t" Some of 1,000, J Oral. ur'u,iX We believe we have the lowest prescription prices In town. Let us convince YOU . . . bring your. C,u$ . . 28-os.CRACKIW 000 PIZZA FLAVORED . HONEYSUCKLE W/Grovy ORANGES. FRESH JUICY YOU'LL SAVE! m . . LARGE STALKS (Celery Hearts 29w) SELTZER Ii.L Regular or Low BAG VITAMINT' £7 $ -- '/2 GAL. 99c SWISS MADE CALENDAR --------WATCHES WHY PAY MORE? Autozxiaticafly W1 COST as e PRESCRIPTIONS th. day as • _ . TAMPA CROWNS 3.76 VALUL NOX OF FINANCE SERVICE. INCA of Sanford UU , - ' 89 ________-------- 375 VALUE, lox OF SO SUILIMES TAMPA NUGGETS 1.10 VALUE. me OF 25 12-or. Cons CHEK ALL FLAVORS Quart Jars Huj,wi?i's. , Lkuslt I Mayonnaise of yose duula.e w1* $3.00 de. 8-or. CRACKIN' $000 BACON FLAVON0 U. S. No. 1 RUSSET BAKING /2 01. JAR VICKS "PO RUB - • TABLETS CHRISTMAS CHOCOLATES 99 . with IRON 11110 VALUE, KING SIZE S UL J C ONE A DAY SIZE, LB. 2½-lb. HONEYSUCKLE . ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH uMaw's DELICIOUS Amorted fillings. L 2-SLICE ELECTRIC TOASTER now! V 59 U.99 VALISE 77c from FAM I LY This Christmas, trim your tree instead of your budget -with a holiday loan from us. Then you'll have extra cash for all the trimmings - gifts, entertaining, traveling, new clothes. Enough to clean up those end-of-theyourhHlg. inn .aoyou can reafly live a little better all through the season. Come in and get For immediate attenyour holiday loan tion, just telephone today. VALUE DeUglitW beth powd with lamb's wool puff on b-ndle EACH 1 sax Or 12 VANITY BATH SET b I" with Holiday Cash $ 50 ;IZ SOLO - ORNAMENTS 559 8-os. CRACKIN $000 liEU 04ME . needles w brsnth-----s-Easy 1,0 $149 Size, Bottle of 100 V FRESH . 10h1 V VALUE PACKS Quart BOSTON Burr 390 SLICED TURKEY $1.79 COPELAND FRANKS 14-or. Cup PALMETTO FARMS 10/14 LB. WHITE 69 HONEYSUCKLE TURKEYS 49 PIMENTO CHEESE . 8-or. Pkg. KRAFT'S PHILADELPHIA FROZEN . 29 ARMOUR'S STAR GEESE LI. 59 CREAM CHEESE 12-or. Pkg. KRAFT'S INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED FROZEN SWIFT'S PREMIUM DUCKS LO. 59 KRAFT'S SLICED CHEESE 59 PILLSBURY CANNED GRADE "A" QUICK FRO ZEN TURKEY DRUMSTICKS LO. 390 CINNAMON ROLLS . e 2/390 10 Ct. CRACKIN' GOOD GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN 3 90 CANNED BISCUITS . 6/490 LI. TURKEY WINGS . 1-1b. Mg. SUPERBRAND FRYER 59 29 SLICED CHEESE FOOD CHICKEN GIZZARDS. LI. ___. VITAMINS . . 8-or. CRACKIN GOOD PARTY . 100 - 3-Lb Cars ASTOR "Pure V.tabi&' Limit I wrt$t $500 order. Peg. 2/359 No. 303 Con LIBBY W-D BRAND 5-1b. Mg. Plus 100 Free Stomps with coupon . 1'9 if Sold Only ,r Store, With Beer & Wine License Regular 691 . . 5-1_b Bag PILLSBURY arshmallows 2/49d U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF 12-or. Pkg. HAIR ROLLERS . . Wme L.eens. u LB PALMETTO FARMS 14-oz. Cup n EASY NICE' $3.29 Size, Bottle U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF LB $119 CLAIROL TREE l. OAF POICIF . 591-CAKE. 3F 990 1-1b. KRAFT LB. -----_-- -*200 SIZE LISTE RIN E GIIFT SET 1` . . . . . 2½-lb. TIN FRUIT R. Pumpkin. 2/25 78o Plate Stew. Beef Stew -Short RibS 0 0 I.B. 38~ Ground Beef 199 Saltines - - . 3/894! Mayonnaise.. 39~ 9 Crackers a a 3/89~ 49~ Mayonnaise Pork Roast -49~ Pork Hams 69~ -. - Crackers 3/890 390 TURKEY ROAST $3.39 CRANBERRY SALAD Coffee . . . . . . . 390 •£ ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS AMBUSH - 99 fres wfth stan $1 1 I :i FOR - k Truly elegant CAKE. U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BEEF CHUCK U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BONELESS 111 M // Of-11' $1.39 Value, 20 01. Bottle C - *•-., - ST ITRINI L pIctU1tI Makes .m'rr d $1.25 VALUE wriøt.itrep, flini cartrtclg. fliahcube. batteries, niztuctirti. it - '• . ,. - 390 MIX Regular 12/Si. Marshmallows 2/49 TONI PANENT --------------LIGHTS-- If oo.burrus out, tha rest stay lit. b?NCS J $11 U VALUE •" 29 . . . 8-or. PEPPERIDGE FARM STUFFING 39d Beer Ale or Beer. ... 11,19 Dessert Wines 95 ~ Soft Drl*nks . . 15/,Io Flo r . . . . . . . 45-1 Fl our . . . . . . . 5 5? Shortening . . . 590 101,i-ox. KRAFT MINIATURE $2 VALUE, REQ., GENTLE, SUPER -'h! TREE ' cflppep toy OF 1100 Jive a little better 69 SHEEN RIBBON - FRENCH POODLE I I FOR BRIGHT, COLORFUl. IB"TAtI. V I' Ev's record album "ALL RIGHT-ALL RIGHT! Who on the sound system?" I 5 A total of 150 feet ICICL 1 0 $123 V 596 VAWE I beautify your packages. Th 7 :eely UISZU*rUCI.I. Flux & edutiiL 5 I . . . DIXIE DARLING FRESH COCONUT Sold Only in Stores With $I 71) 12-Plc, FISCHER'S NR9 2 Or ANGELO /351. MIX M - Tid and ready to STICK ON BOWS ASSORTMENT I LIGHT FOR r BAKING HENS . . Peg 8-z. DIXIE DARLING STUFFING 8's DIXIE DARLING RAISIN W.D QUICK FROZEN DRESSED & DRAWN U. S. CHOICE W-D BRAND BBEEF E.Z CARVE RIB MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. "Iii 9:30 P.M. SUN. 10 A.M. 7 P.M. $MEEl FUSION I TREE 1 PHONE 3224270 - ON 4111= CRA rT DI Pack of sasorted 2 ROLLS. Store Hours: Shs has own bottls. Roatad hair, cioaftw V."& -' 1iv L1 a 'k I. . . I. 4 12' DIXIE DARLING BROWN AND SERVE DINNER 35 lb. Purches. No. 303 Con LIBBY BUNS Ave. Hwy. $7.92 Next To Winn-Dixie 'Dx BABY DOLl. LlMff 2 I. "U. SEALS - ~P\ - I I-,-M5I A O - av 140 cuW111311 - I Do feet lisp I 6 I SANFORD TAGS& I - P- APE COLORFUL CHRISTMAS Ilf:! RIFLE VALUE I Chain SS W ith Every . . . R LU COMET i IDI or 90' of foil. rips Ion- -. I IdIUJ I Ofll fr No. 2½ Can THRIFTY MAID CUT SWEET Tke ur ys r' r%Growing ,iII I SALE PRICES GOOD THRU 21 ONLY .. ExtrawIdpthgz,yholldRy wave, tan Wags as In f/A 0 4-or. GLENN FARMS STEMS & PIECES 10 Lbs.&Up 1' America's Fastest EG* FOR 43. flirT U WDAD WW UVU p'r*' Th.,cfi.kf OInrrwlr1 vlII I,. fO. jucr or .oeh $5 si re enttIerI i, ru,'e pIece or thk low rire. There's 'API' FYI $11) r'hn'z, y0k' (00 3et two No. 303 Con ASTOR Regular 2 CREAM rh (F n '.v.øL . . * Dish Dessert S Cak Mixes 1. 4 ! I Fru it Cocktail 5/i ) Con Sliced Peaches 4I1. Mushrooms 4/1. N , 303 Can W. K. Corn 6/i. / 4 9d. . Sweet Peas.. 5/11 0 Potatoes / 1. •" promotion t lieutenant (junior graie) by C-dr. David Dearolph, skipper Without the mHrketinp agree- year to between 25 to 50 cI a; The detaiLs of the marLeting plar, have yet to be worked out.. merit, which Freeman must ap- box now. 1SHt--$I WiNW-evIl steal., we V GET YOUR BONE WHITE QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED-PRICES GOOD THRIJ DEC. 21 OVER-STZED shoulder lx)ards %vere ri.%iled to Donald W. Johnson on h is from 11.25 a box on the tree last to hang over the market." prices, in' citrus This week NO DEPOSIT . - stantin] quandties tr, help stab!] Price-, are down for growers large volume of umold inventory HOLIDAY F . Ti 'I I LAKELAND (AP) -The U.S., prove a?U!'r the bearing. and Some growem however, e-1 Department of Agnc,ulture opens1 school lunch plan, the IndustryPress worry that not all of the a public hearing today an a plan faces about a S-SO million loss, concentrate withheld from retail to reduce the frozen concentrate said Robert W. Rutledge. execu- marketing could be sold in'sec• orange juice market and help tive vice president of the Florida ondary channels"-schools and solve some of the prohitITIS of Citrus Mutual I ot her institutions. overproduction. Rutledge said he hoped the And a carryover into ne,1 sea!V 11 •. _____________ The plan. called th e volunta ry plan an could prn e disastrous agreement marketing , ' marketing agreement. would withhold up to 15 Million gallons I would he In effect by the first 1 says W. C Pedder-son. president. 01 concentrates from the market part cu .lanuary. He estimates of Waverly Growers Co-opera.' ___ and increase the prices of the lthat removing up to 15 million tive. ga ll ons of concentrate from the due to dry weather and it could' 2 -. b," Much of the amount withheldnnrrnal channels would mean an be March 1 before any volume from the market. industry lead- 'additional .5 cent-s per box. on: Our season is late this year of concentrate could be put into er-s point out ill be bought b tree to the grower the federal government for use Florida's orange production the schools." he said. In that ; t in the national school lunch pro- this year is ecima.c'd at 142 mu case IL won't be long before Ilion boxes compared to 101 milschools close for the summer. IT gram. SecretaryOrville L Freeman lion last year and Rutledge Ws'?.e,t year Pederson said ____ ____'..announced F"ida that the de. the ind ustry is having trouble kill probably have marketing its own without a -i problems of marketing bigger crop, the rartment would offer to buy sub- RANDS ALL laso., 1N14-U4*i$ $ 5 I I �— - - - -. on 'ri3u' ll Save* ]Ever y It e m Ever y Time! IL day & Everyda * SS bj EVERYDAY LOW PI10EI pIi.t t 2 ( I ,,, . I I • 1 1kyII4IJIyky1_I!III 1OLB.ANDUP II 1,9 II MIX __ 4/1.16 ELSEWHERE 2460 PARK AVE. LB SAV J AVE 49C I I C LI CAN II TURK EYS :CHUCK Ii $ 1 SALEI MEAT STEAK OAD.#EASTED I QUAWY Ilflnirinni ' I LIMIT..1 WITH 500 OR MOlt OlBEL 'I ROUND EON! (SAVE 31 LB) 6 - STEAK964096090046L9 ; 4*0780 I I . • LB i I i I BONELESS CLUB (SAVE 21* LE I I I MPARE91 SAW P TO 20&..EVEIYDAY ss'r MOGEN DAVID WINES 1*29 ART90660009 SCOTT PLACE MATS " SOFT WEVE BATHROOM TISSUE 1 1 / I t 41190 40. 16 gir 1. 19 43" 461.16 411" U1.32 75' AN BEAUTY VEG. SOUP w'jncm POTATO CHIPS PANTRY PRIDE CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE PHS 2/2t$ ELSEWHERE. 4 ROYAL benono pudding 1 CAN 1 - $74 I 11 SU DIDEN HAIR SPRAY FWUR EAUTY SKIN e I CHRISTMAS DAY AND THE DAY Us SUE UP TO 104 Lt..EVERYDAY FLL OR OL GRADE 'A' FRESH WHOLE BAGGED F AFTER, I • COMPAREI PROB... SAVE ABLY UP PRICE PAY TO BONELESS RUE POT ROAST U.S. cnoici FULL CUT ROUND STEAKS U.S. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAKS IJ-3- CHOICE SLICED BEEF LIVER QTL SLICED PORK LOIN CHOPS L EAN MEATY SPARERIBS 69L $L 2O. FIRST CUT RIB PORK CHOPS CORNISH HENS QUICK FROZEN GRADI A 49L 59L 10L 45L 49& ' 4L MILK FED VEAL CUTLETS THIN CUT HEAT & EAT FISH STICKS CHUNK BOLOGNA 2% TO 3 LBS 4" 4" 30 4 59L 10 951 g. 419 144,. 9 5 a, 4 It 24rL 39L 59,46 20L 6841. 791a, 1141. SLICED AMERICAN 0 GIFT WRAP OF 39146 49L 14L 39L 59L 20L MORRELL PRIDE PORK SAUSAGE LB ROLL A PIE I oz 06 csi' 3$' SKINLESS FRANKS 12.. PKG SKINLESS FRANKS 2% Lb BAG SMOKED SAUSAGE 2% L& SAO #4' Ow SCUL"11410 AHO PRINT Of- JUMBO ROLL 11' I't 20E 99' IN 20' I . TOTAL W OP MOO 4 ROLLS GIFT WRAPPAftS . $11jo rOJ84 6 ROLLS QUALITY WRAP:.:91C 'i I I 3 ROLLS FOIL PAPER ? 974 I I 97 I I i"Im OP 1011FISM FLAT RIBBON TOTAL CURLING RIBBON wrA"? 10 REDIRETIE BOWS STCX-dw FRAN H I 97 6 ROLLS FOIL PAPER 91r SAVE UP TO 114... EVERYDAY FARMER GRAY ALL MEAT SKINLESS 120z PK6 i FOIL PAPER JUMBO ROLL PAPER - RIGHTS RESERVED- • 29 A PRICES IF FECTIVE TH RU SATURDAY DEC.24th I LB S-00*9004000000*90 1!17!FTT QUANTITY I E : , I I I B GOODONLYAT: LE ww.'.... EVERYDAY • . DEC* 2S & 26. j I 04 870 80 II SAVE 6t 45t ELSEWHERE ON PURCHASE OF Pillsbury's BEST 894i LESUEUR TINY PEAS ....................... 3 Fo' 4Ooz 45"E 84 Lacm : • I CLOSED _________ LANTERN 194 214 44 iri'.00 SAVE UP TO 10t...EVERYDAY JACK-0 Iscoun ea an Beauty Aids, Too.,. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE pit filling -"606000699961OIt 7' 7qr : : !: I a out OUR STORES WILL BE 3$' 599 21 'c 'UP 1 160 1011" ZIA 100 7 PAl 6ON2LBS... EYERYDAYI FYNEUSPRED SOLID STOCK EARLY! 200 34"PLI-17 170 er SAVE . 160 2qr 9' 294 104 GULF POACH & ANT BOMB JOHNSON'S PRIDE 1TL I 1 320 590 300 CHOCOLATE JUMBO PIES . 1 :PoLLc TRAPPES BANANA PEPPERS .A Fs.0 0 0 a0.. 12 PAK$1.98 ** 0 T 0*ew c. ** 0! :1 BEER OR ALE .......10020a I 3iIM 1.17 174 164 41" A-1 BATHROOM TISSUE 4VOLL"M 9" WHITE PAPER PLATES Imew"T CUT RITE WAX PAPER '"POm"OLL ALUMINUM FOIL n FOCT OM.L. PACM LASK PINT PLAMC FREEZER BAGS secown FOR SAVE UP TO 3K EVERYDAY. CANADIAN ALE I PIKE I EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' PRO SAVE ABLY PAY TO H II I I I S'1'EAk............-...98 FAIR H - ,.,..,.4 Ue . CHOICE %" FLAMAX I j 1 O;AI 'iAKES FOR SATURDAY8. m47v ?ejI. e I WADE "Alp TENDER PLUMP II II 1 BISCUIT MIX _ MIXES I K I PARK AVE. MIX SALE I COFFE CAKE HOURS: MON., TUES., WED. OPEN 'TiL 7; THURS. 8; FRI. 9 / QUICK FROZEN AUORTED FRUTINCP OR IpIAurYODulscouwr ø0 w0404 a YOUR CHOICEI q uality / ft4 øi,wI, I till iI Valves VP to 79t h(b Only ALL BRANDS : i % GALLON CTN. NODEPOSIT II 17a , $1.07 ELSEWHERE 6000 DURING WEEK OF DECEMBER 19-24 I OUR 1 . 1 COMPARE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE 1 I I SUNAID GRAPE JELLY SUNAID APPLE JELLY '' KRAFT MAYONNAISE, n-ja OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE YOU PROB ABLY PAY 4½oz SAVE UP TO i 394 106 2' 396 106 ST " 690 100 FROZEN PUMPKIN OR MINCE PIES. 3/$1.17 ELSEWHERE 511" 51111 15 4I lIP' 33' SIP' 511" 5' 511" 5I1 15' 9 14 LOW PRICEI FROZEN FOODS STA Blockeye Peas ...... 5 BACK Whole Okra ........... 5 '° Mustard Greens..4 Collard Green..... 4 93$ % 49$ '°' 49$ Turnips Green....4 Fcw 494 HEADACHE POWDERS '' S I FRESH BAKED : - ........e.....•..........se•...••s•.•.. : BEEF CUBE STEAKS 1201......694 Holiday EDGE S C UITS FRUIT II BIS : io.$1.09 PKG 12 ONLY 2 [BRING .iy7 C WEHAVEACOMPLETE SELECTION OFHOLIDAYBAKINGMATERIALS MIXES, FRWTSPJELLIES, NUTS ETC. . ALL PRICED LOWER, EVERYDAY. WHY PAYMORE ( ..--_ OR Beef chvekworm COOKQUIkIRANDp $179 — I JUICY W I IC SWIET FLORIDA • SAW VP TO 17$...EYEIY)AY. LINDSAY TALL DOZEN SAVE 11c... EVERYDAY. 8" LEMON OR COCONUT RIPE MER Gi.w aahlslps I G N •I)' I FLASH OCKA14 SPRAY Six" AL ara ee FROZEN FOODS MNEAPPLE CREAM CHEESE CAKE OR CARAMEL NUT COFFEE EVERYDAY LOW PRICE I HI STEEL INJECTOR BLADES CALM 984 11sewbere EVERYDAY LOW FRESH SPRAY DEODORANT SLOO Ehwbwo 4.2oz CAN : 2 HAND LOTION 6ozPLASTIC III $1.00 Usawbus FRESH LEAFY Fula !rrAfla'lI r • HEAD ...........O0000*****"O**S000*oo.184 FOR HOLIDAY SAUD$ N 941 '' HEAD .184 EN DIV FANCY RED SW, POTATOES--,e.,*9-,.-*3 Ln 394 MCEI 701 BOTTLE $1.09 Elsewhere OF 7 SAVE 43.4,42.00 ELSEWHERE 4w 2 M DERMA TWIN PAK CAKE _:j U 1 K STAINLESS CELLO PKG DAVtICIIrC -19, TANGERINES EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI VOWIS CRAMBERMES6040.... 060606**06404690006#284 LUSCIOUS JUICY FLORIDA ....•.....'.... UE 00 ft Phs) 6" LS BOX FOOD .-• ORANGES PAIR 10ox PKGS. 111 : I DKEULU STEAKS 00 EVERYDAY Z?e&.4a00r I • ' S 4.,$1'57 INJECTOR BLADE U"ADES TWIN P0. SCHICK STAINLESSSig" NYLONS 3 Fw 89t ELSEWHERE ' DOUBLE SEAMLESS SHEAR 7r rt 6ir 79 rawrrarwrtue TWIN PAII SCNK:K STAINLESS STEEL OILON Pooch . SCOPE mouthwas . PAIR PET RITZ 'C SLO9 ELSEWHERE , BANLON txw 29.. CANS MUSSELMAN APPLE JUICE SHERWOOD PURPLE PLUMS 29.. CANS P TIAPPEYS FROZEN YAMS LIBBY JUICE DRINKP/c'FRUIT 32z CANS WSOFT BATHROOM TISSUE 10 ROLL PKry • ME SOCKS -R,- 2' ,zsi*i 4FTER SHAVE BY MENNEH BRACER 4f 1" 11101.16 160 4F 490 40 MLLSOALE SLICED PINEAPPLE z- cAll, ICLE SLICED PINEAPPLE t 3%m COS Q.d SWORD STAINLESS STEEL BLADES FROZEN FOODS 1008 Cooked SwePotatow.14".5 DISP. OF 5 SAVE 64...694 ELSEWHERE $1 ,,,,. I Broccoli Cut&.,Io" s pog 95$ * Butter Beans..!o.o.t.j 5 FOR 95$ Cut Corn.......~.5 plea 954 0 I IF �It - £± - r.---4--..------'--- _ -•'J- - - - ,,Fr I. -. 1.111 , I , ~ r or antmb rrnTh 19, 19fl6 n. _________ — - ''L __ ___ I'll IP. 196fl_ • -. 9 NO C ooper I a category, Cooper paired with Wynn to fire 65 and snare high honors for the Pro Am Class A group. followed hy Cooper/Dr. Dub Cooper pocketed $24. for the Low Pro title and shared $26.15 with Wynn in the other cate- Epps- 67 and the same score for Harold R.ayhornc!.l. Crockor, a 67. Hugh Grier and Jerry Crock- gory. f b 7 and tooL. $10 each 1T1 earnings. Crocker added another $10.40 in prise money for winning th e Low Am Class A with an even par 72. In the Pro Am Class B nlatches, a five-way tie des'elloped between Cooper's score Am Class A competition, it was Cooper/Hugh Grier wi th 66's ,Chuck- 41 P or teamed their talents to win the Am Am Class A event wi th and Bill Morgan/Don Hihhitts who both had 6P'a. Coming in second in th e Pro In addition to copping the number one spot in the Low Pro i o Mayfair In the Pro Pro pairings, It was Cooper again in the winncr's spotlight, th is ti me wi th Joe Oliver. They covered the IS holes In 66 strokc three better th an Jim Brass Balnrd Beasley Pete Cooper shot a sub-par round of 6S at th e Mayfair Country Club this Friday and captured the top spot In the Pro Am Tournament, nudging Barold Rayhorne's 71. a Grabs und J. Renwans, R. Hwynes, M. L. You-ell, L. J. Feistel and Pete Kostyum with 66's, worth $12.40 to each golfer. J. C. Stamper and A. McCort- IL PromAm ,t_, .,z!-. 111104" ell golfed th eir wap to th e top of the Am Am Class B matches with th eir 7.' and were awarded $.1 aPie McConnell also won th e Low Am Class B title with his % score. Th e name of Pete Cooper also appeared in the winner's circle for the Class C area as his score A 11 - :• 5 ? . 1. A - .. . - . and J. H. IA.ngly's 67 was one I . stroke better than that of Coop. or and Captain Yost. with 65's. Thrid place went. to Harold Rayborne and Don Donaldson, 70. I - -. ( Seminoles E A, : Spl'l*t Weekend Play Seminole Highle hot field half with 20 markers to the bRM and Buddy Stumpf bit for I _ rotting five minutes of his NFl. i I : production proved to be Jackets' IS and trailed Lees- 2(1 and 19 respectively. Seminole vs. Ocoee: fatal to Ocoee High as th e burg 39-32. unSeminole: WhighaTn 6-1-1; The Yellow Jackets were Tribe open ed up Its weekend Ing of the Cardinals. Saturday -- -- .?____I '° in th e third period and the q. j-u--; 11 lingEworth 0; Wolfe 0; Totals - -. .,' - . , - j!. L 4- _; 12 20 24 22 2-79 2J 18 23 15 4-SI 1, - OXFORD - 4~~.. - ., . 11 1t ,.-i, • • Burma during - 3care nignilys pnint.s 1-4~'! 1! _., "1 am very proud of my the 11 sports in which there do Junior College's highly tout- along with John Thomas, Jacob have been finals. ed Highlanders Saturday night Wallace, and Fred Milton start- boys," stated Coach Joe Ster- -- --- - * Dallis Phil*p1lia I I Cry Foul LOI)0S _ . And Lose Rating ' 3 Oviedo Drops ' I u 28 For Harper ogs u oun race .P. .:1 s I., I . . 1. , , I ill ' " ' No Decision Yet ..- -• w1 11 i ' ••••o•u. tt - rwuri.ui _ -- 4•. t4 ''t -- --- ,' t bt s - : ' :' - '- .- uiuer I - . - SPECIALS - - • -. - . MID balL champion. Mike Rudd and Harvey Sikes. EVERY DAY FARRELL'S Jay (Herald Photo) WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS W. 111 4,w 4 1 'l -H TIRES ., , "I Ca44 ,N. "' - .. ., . -- -,. , .- .. .- . ...4... -- 1 -_ -.- 54'Oot .. -- , -%~ I ..-. -- '-'i . .-, 4 Wid _______ - 0 ______________ ______________ -? . .- 1. -. P6 LB. : ALL GRINDS 58c ROAST yfrf TRY,W LB. - - .1 43c : (LIMIT: IA - .,0I.... * . i . 1'1. ~ I ___ I .. C .- l k Slated For CAND Saturday ______ as '• I • • ' _. , ..? .- :'- ' FLOCANE" GROCERY DEL.'_)WE" 303 No. Cciri (Limf: Fruit Cocktail 4 SUGAR PI..ise) S 19c : 5.LB. BAG N 3 LBS. 29c Rice 0. C Grain . 'JUNIP-' Long It - ----------------------------------- -- -------------- Plannea Expans*ion • For FSL Stymied b I' \I') - The Florida State l.,cugue's planned cx'r1.'I,1/t pnnsion from 10 teams in 1966 to 12 In 1967 Is temporarily ta lied. lthyto'a Hetich forfeited Its franchise Sunday, Jacking a major Ieiu'ut' club affilia te. The Detroit Tigers, who bud workell with I )ayttIult, moved their apotisors)iip to Lakeland for th e coni ing season. Teams now active, with their M jul Iii l3t'ac- h wits set to make debut, Its Florida State J,engue aIflJI,stea, include Taimipat (Cm as an .,Ihli,it' of (lie I.t,s Au tiiiiiati), St. Petersburg (St. ele's J)u(Jge'rs. Now, lt'iigue of- Louis). Lakeland (Detroit). Wits- 11(14115 s,,id, 1 i,iiiil VeHt ji,to Jit'llti on J1nn1I' (OIIillt_-tItIOfI will whit-I tier ii us ?DOG R AC I NG NIGHTLY O• IA EXCEPT SUNDAY MATINEES Friday — - -,r - S-t( Rsg I . . - .•-. A . . Flour '3 1)' A.'Y-Ifl - fleJ . - 5L85.49C I I No. 2 Can , ..% - .•s•__, .• _ e.. -, - '.* 4 . . 4 FOR $1.00 Pineapple . . . i-.j!!~.. - .S _.•. 4 , &, "PINE MOUNTAIN" 'EVIRV in SI-I" I ' Breed 420-OZ. LOAVES 95C FROZEN 111 4. 0 It , HURDLE RACES . .. TUESDAY, THURSDAY Ir F 0 'It4( il~6 IIWY. 17-112 MIDWAY •LTWEEN SANOBD & ORLANDO EACH 11 III NO.5 JAR 29c "MASTER CHEF" FRENCH Fries • 9-OZ. PKG. .A1 . I OC •-.-::' - I DAIRY ___________ 1 - ,,,.. - "TABLE READY" SOLID Oleo •'' •2L6s.29C "SHURFRESH" 8-0Z. CAN FOR I C 9 A -` S 34Ø• CAN . 29c , . C '' S QUART i.0 Alt •' 39c 0 '7 "KRAFT" ORANGE • - ARMOUR SHORTENING '.". . Juice .00 • IPRODUCE atdtli(ioniil ( Kansas - Pies 410 SYRUP "MORTON" PUMPKIN Bi scuits 6 Saturday 2 p.m. LADIES NIGHT THURSDAY ad- ter I layers (New York Mets), de- üJdo (1iniuiesota ), Leesburg City), M tiomil ( HaIti club Is etir-olIid. more), Fort Luuez'duk (New League President George Mac York Yankees), West I'ithn l)oiild saul I 1o,,ieteiid, Key Iteacts (Atlantis) and Cocoa W. -st, 1111d Ponipu Ito heads are (J I(jtust.Vn), heitig considered to provide the chili ttiit %% wild round out a 12 Gus-y Collins led the Cevett';jssi h'agutvitig I fy 1111:1 OIls ,oiAS 'l)tI on a Igo Will Browns in puss recel I)() isui1 by I lit 'l.i uIIjhI Tarpons, III the 1 OtiS bI'Ufflhli w it ii aissl tot yida 10 tut&tic HH-t st a v.,hI play a ihit ,i (tin l.-'tie ti, ui'hsdowns. ICJJI al".1111 iui 1 9,17. I Sony - No Minors - Wednesday Al • Tournament - - - ' - ORDER) - - wi: FANCY ASSORTMENT XMAS Two Bowl Classics 6 . S. I ______________ : C 1.LB. CAN "U.S. GOOD" WESTERN CHUCK 0 1 ,'• 11* 90 is SAUSAGE I- ccOO 29c ; 8 ___________ LB. "COPELAND" BAG 11 .. - :0 ,:I , , I. UZZARDS ' ,4 I 4, : FLA. GR. "A" FRYER --I...... _______ /0 /4( /3 '4k~, LB, 38c CHICKENS --- - f2zq oatr -t_ __ i.. _. .72-61// . - 1 e,eOR51,4 ______ "I '/ - i~ ~ 4~ "', -,WXe;,_- , j,i': --------T :y Ducks . ' feated San Diego 27.17 and MI- Florida State meets Wyolilimig in For the Gray. Gilbert. a S(II)hlOtlInl'e tailback, i th e Sun Bowl atiti Iwo all star ami edged Houston 29-28. SqUiI(IS clash in the Blue-Gray ran for 156 yards against a high game on Saturday. IY regarded Mississippi (Ieft'IiSt'. By THE ASSOCIATED PlHSS In the h3ltjt-humtitt Rott.l at a l'eL'(ll(l for the Blue flOflilat Pierce, Botts I shudder- rvt'rv ti inc he I louston Iat Saturday, ' best sec'O!l(l half Boston's l)14111k1(l M 19 U %t 1111 iliuM.'' TL, \.,'. (ti.,cl D.iiri'lI I5IJ)f)I tt asn't good enough to offset its Golf slight ('111 I, (;ihlt'rt 51111lng for Ruval ,,;ti l l alter thit' g ame. ''lIt' first hail WOrSt. till! Lorighom -os t;,Les 1111 awful he;itiiig. ttti:tu The Celtics spotted Los AnAt El Paso, - Wyomirit. which ing only 172 Pounds. but lie iiigdes a 76-53 halftime lead then lost only to Colorado State (lur ways comes hack''. Vivian Pierce and Margaret ing the regular season, Mid But it was Mississippi Coai-h C4I11( h)ack to tie the game with Botts tied for the Class A Ilorid4i State'. 6 4 aFter finishing .Iohnny \'auglit tt-hio did (lit' the game be left in 11 seconds rough schedule, battle ill a shuddering Saturday. fore two free throws by Gail competition title in the SanGoodrich gave (lie Iakers a i- ford Women's Golf Association nationally televised gamut! that "They heat its ill every dc 125 National Basketball Associa- "shotgun tournament" at the' Cflfl be seen on NBC at -I p.mn. artiin!tlt," \aught said wln'ii it Country Club. The The Blue-Gi';my g;IIlut' will also wits all over. "Iloth their offemition victory in Los Angeles Sun- Mayfair tourney covered only the odd he televised. on (lLS at 2 pin., sive' and tln'im' defensive lint's day night. EST. Top st'iiiom-s fm-omri t-ollt'g's tu)i- t' us up real ttell.'' at one-half handicap. Boston made Up points of the holes ii...;. pnnn..il $h.. lnM -........ iet-jt ill the third quarter, got B honors and Mary Whelchol 37 points in the final quarter similar honors for the the game on Sam took 4111(1 tied Class C golfers. Jotie's' basket. -Harold Brooks of the Florida Bank presented the top State Boston College Coach Jim Miller and Navy Coach Bill prize trophy to Margaret Jbotta 'I:. :_•..i alcInt WIth run ner-up Fanchen Mc------------LiV JZ IJILIIJ .E.iliZb / 6 1 Roberts receiving a silver tray. football coaches at Purdue. - P '- . • ARMOUR STAR ,;r -- In other final regular season liolls-toil to EI Paso. Tex., arid siviials for tilt- Blue, while Bavgames Sunday, Kansas City de- Montgomery.'Ala., this week as br's Terry Southall does the job In NBA Play LB937 . ,_ - -. -. - 4 10 0 .286 196 381 I had my babysitters make It Up.'' BY Till.: ASSUCIA'l'Ef) I'HESS arotititi the ('iuufltrv will ;nirtu-INow the Bills can't wait. to The post season college foot- pate. Virgil Carter, Brigham endorse it. ball bowl season moves from Young (ltIiIrtttl)41('k. tvIlt call the U,,rrnn . 4 Denver - - -- - .- j. j'. ' were . c%4ffP 47-q,v / ' tOR6/A 7Z h+'i/9 ftO/?/2 /4' W8 04ñ'9t' PZ -zq ,'rn' Spark - On Gridder's Knee San Diego 7 0 1 .538 335 284 friend of mine suggested it. and Celtics Rally - -' ' .. -- : 4 - - Turkeys fl'//' '' ,'' 11, - Tilt To Wave, Scores /! A - L.41/,/ .709 445 239 Denver 38-21 Sunday after the 326 340 Jets upset Boston 38-28 the day 5 0 .643 9 _I" -- College 4 -' _ - . ------- ARMOUR STAR HEN Alan Maver - . 9 5 0 .643 403 259 before. Cleve. St. Louis 8 5 1 .615 264 265 The Bills' victory gave them -: 7 7 0 .500 351 355 their third straight Eastern DI-. Washn. IlttShh 5 8 1 .385 316 347 vision title. one made possible Atlanta 3 Ii 0 .214 204 437 when Boston lost. If the Patriots I Nets York 1 12 1 .077 263 501 had won or tied, the crown Western Conference would have been theirs. 1. Gr. Bay 12 2 0 .857 335 163 Now the Bills will host Kansas 9 5 0 .643 314 226 City In the AFL championship Balti. S Los Aug. 8 6 0 .571 289 212 game Jan. 1, with the winner San Fran. 6 6 2 .500 320 315 expected to get about $6,000 a .L-: 5 7 2 .417 234 272 man. That winner then will ad. Chicago 4 9 1 .308 292 304 vance to the Super Bowl In Los • r1inn. 4 9 1 .308 206 317 Angeles Jan. 15. and a victory Detroit there will be worth at least $15,American League --I 000 a man. Eastern Division :i' The two-game total of $21,000 IV 1. 1 I'd. Pts OP Buffalo 9 4 1 .692 358 255 is slightly less than the check on 8 4 2 .667 315 283 the Bills' dressing room wall, Boston New York 6 6 2 .500 322 312 but the check was written early alter Buffalo 3 11 0 .214 335 396 in the season Houston Its first two games. lost. 3 Il 0 .214 213 362 had Miami -j had it made up to drama"I Division Western . I Kan. City 11 2 1 .846 448 276 tire the situation." Bills' quar. ` Oakland 8 5 1 .615 315 288 terback Jack Kemp said. "A ----- By 7/'Ii RiL .4'? CX 4f4Vfi 0".q, can't. Eastern Conference Buffalo and New York created W I. T Pet. I'ts OP that situation, the Bills beating -. The basketball brawI, u hich when they came ba& to ,within ed rotting rebounds and nar- ling. "An all freshman tean 1* erupted Saturday night during a thrc,o points of The Orlando rO,wing tbe gap. like we have would have to match between Sou th Korea and quint after being down 20 Foul trouble constantly bar- )lR)' a great game to keep ___________________________________________________ - National League 1-P'.; PRICES GOOD THRU WED. DECEMBER 21 ____________________ ALONG - BOWLING __________________________ howl with the National Fitual Standings . - - ----- League champion. The I3ilIs can make the check - ') Seminole Junior College straight buckets to keep their all night, getting 0 -, I -. Standings I-- I 1 D o W. 13th St. Quantity Rights Reserved Title *11s How B'1 Ttto Baltimore players nci League champion could earn for the AFI. title game and the Su- :- -- 4h St. & dAvs, - i lv while falls pulled (lotvn OfiP of fat'simile of a check for $25,000. the goal posts and swarmed Measuring about two feet. by over tile field, Bergman WOS four feet and made out to .John . .._t...t... I....I........I IJUU IU IWILM ILU " I ll s jul11 Q. Buffalo Bill, the check refers knocked dizzy as he made his to the extra money each I)layer . (u 61" forward, the foul line. won at )cast one gold in a11 Of Raiders put a scare into Orlan- hopes alive. The ---------- Linesman Ready To Host Kansas City '*' ., Thailand. was settled Sunday points in the last half. However, rassed e Raiders and it prov- with OJC's all Sophomore squad th when the Asian Games Jur the OJC quintet pulled away ed their downfall. The Orlando and our boys did decided to award th e match to with less than a minute re- quint missed only one foul shot Steve Groover led the Raiders I Thailand. The decision ad- scoring machine with 21 points, maining and won their eighth anced Thailand into today's followed by John Thomas and game against three losses 80-73. finals against Israel. Earl Stokes with 17 each. Fred The SiC Raiders are now 4-2. Thailand was leading South Milton hit the hoop for 10 to Orlando's 6'?" Bob Conley Korea 67-52 with less than five the SJc quint four men . minutes of play left when w made the difference for the double figures. as he used his pl ay ers - one from each team Highlanders Seminole: Thomas 7-3-17; Saturday, Leesburg opened - exchanged blows after jump- height to a great advantage Milton 4-2-10; Stokes 5-7-17; . By The .&SM'cinled Press up with a 2]. point first quarter ing for a rebound. The exchange under the hoards and accountGroover 9.3-21; Wallace 2-2 Just when th e New Mexico Lobo persuaded folks to sit up touched off a free-for-all score and held the Sanford . ed for 25 points. -6; Loyd 1-0-2; Totals 28team to only 12 markers. Th e and take notice, neighboring New Mexico State came along and tween the two teams during At the ouset of the game, the 17-73. pulled the rug out from under them. local group came back at the which two Korean players and, Raiders anc l3ighlanders play____________ _1__ - rainier - _i___ 'a-i—a; a i n TI.. _____________________ iuurrnnoo: New Mexico finished second by a second in the family two Korean specta tors were in-led on even terms, nowever, t.ne HARPER lette 7.4-18; Swanson 1-6-8; squabble that left theLobo crying foul and probably sent their jured before riot poli ce restored Raiders' lack of height became Conley 11.3-25: Flemming 2No. S college basl:cthafl ranking tumbling, too. order. The two players who apparent and OJC pulled away 5-9; Goding 5-1-11; Totals "The timer took the game touched off the brawl were sus- to a 47-33 halftime edge. ;;. 30-29--SO. away from u: said Lobo Brigham Young. 3-2, lost pended by the jury from furth er I The second half belonged to 33 40-73 Seminole Cage as be Coach Bob King after his club twice on the road. 85-83 to Seat- participation in the current Sanford's Steve Groover GROOVER 47 33-80 Orlando paced the Raiders with four lost on the road to N e w Mexico tie in overtime and 92.76 to Ufl games. s State 62-61 in overtime Satur- beaten Oregon State Saturday. Oregon State will join Kansas day. The Lobos led 61-60 and had State and Penn State Thursday the ball with four seconds left and Friday in the Kentucky Inwhen Ben Monroe was called vitational Tournament.. East for charging. Ernie Turner of Texas Western. 6-1, rebounded By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Oviedo Lions met their , State. now 4-4 sank two free from Friday's defeat to nudge Lyman, attempting to give the third period. The visiting DeLaind's highly touted BullDartmouth 70, MIT 68 (2 ot) match as they went down 7643 throws after time ran out to previously unbeaten Kansas 71heat in the Arnold a win over his former Greyhounds made more field the dogs turned on against the Father Lopez sink the Lobos. Rutgers 92. Delaware 73 67 in overtime at Chicago the second half Saturday night to i DeLand phiyers trailed by just goals, 17-16, than the Bulldogs, 'Green Waves' this past SatDePaul 69, Villanova 51 The game was definitely !ICXt flight. The Miners get another out-race the Greyhounds from four points 28-24 at halftime. but were plagued by fouls all St. Johns. N.Y. 65, Notre urday. over when the foul occured." Lyman, 57-45 in a hard fought Accurate foul shooting by night. DeLand cashed in on 25 Father Lopez jumped to an King said, 'nnd e't'cT-I,od' chance to take out their wrath. Dame 62 - " early 16-10 lead in the first knew it.,, , against Wichita State at home Orange Belt Conference clash Grove and th e boardwork of of 31 free th rows to make the Duquesne 89, W. Forest 71 in DeLand. A capacity crowd Cox however, helped the Bull- difference in the contest. Cox period and breezed to a 57-35 '1 don't thinl: there's any tonight. Princeton 85. Navy 57 " lead going into the final per- question about it,' challenged Louisville made it 6.0, all at cheered as 6'6" Cliff Cox and dogs domina te pisy after th e paced th e DeLand attack with Temple 80, Rhode Island 62 I .. as Wt•stie'y Ubd. Lou He'nsori, New Mexico State home, Unseld all OBC guard Jessee Grove intermiSSion. Denver 65, St. Bonav't'r 58 16 poins and eight rebounds. DeLand upped to th e margin victory to The Lions full court borne learn It'd thec'oach. Pre 'Tilt foul ot-cured and pop;ied : pciirits it: Saturday to Conn. 89, E. Carolina 60 Grove and George Smi th each proved to be ineffecti ve against the buzzer sounth'd. pound Laytor1 it.-ifl af ter earlier over Coach Murray Arnold's 41-3 after three quarters with scored 12 for the hosts. Mass. 87. Maine 68 Gr.ate scoring 10 markers in The L.'.ibc,s- were not the only weei: vittories over Tampa and previously unbeaten Hounds. th e Green Wave" fast break Buffalo 64. Santa Barbara Mike Hargis was th e only 6(1 cirtts among th e nation's Top Beflarmirte. This week should N.J. 87, Niagara 83 offense was hitting iueur]y Hound in double figures with St. Peters, Ten to run afoul. be tougher for the Cardinals. per cent, of their shots. 13 markers, Charlie Newell had Seton 96, 4,-. Simon Harper again led th e Kentucky, No. 4. and Brigham who meet St. Louis Wednesday 16 rebounds and Bruce Stuart South Lions scoring attack with 28 Young, No. 7, each lost twice and LaSa.ile Friday. still at pulled down 10 for Lyman. Florida 78. Kentucky 75 points followed by Wally Jar- last week and second -ranL;e'd home. DeLand made a clean sweep Louisville 96, Dayton si nigan's 13. Harper and Jarnigan Texas Western was beaten by North Carolina. 5-0. is favored HARGIS wi th a 66-55 decision in the Tulan 93. Davidson 89 to grab the Tampa Invi tional ta controlled the boards for the New Mexico. LYMAN - Newell 1(1-1) ' junior varsity game. Coach Miss. State 98 LSU 84 Hoping to take advantage of tonight and Tuesday against Lions pulling off 13 rebounds Tom Barnes' Lyman cagers I Stuart 1 (2-3) 4, Hargis 4 (5New Orleans 97 Citadel 87 such bung li ng. Louisvi lle. No. B. Columbia. The Citadel and forapuce. HOUSTON (AP) — The Uni-t knee still was bothering him, trailed by just four at the I 13, Alligaier 2 (0-0) 4, West N. Carolina 95 NYU 50 Bob FI.fl,PT T... '.ton three games; North Carob I ida Stak- alter beating Ken- 'ersity of Texas said there was! but it was, and Bradley said halftime, but went cold follow(0-0 6, Means 2 (1-1) 5, ButW. Va. 104 Yugoslavia 97 nu. No. C. won twice; Houston. tucky arid then routing New per 's scoring spree with 15 .-------..... ..k.I •1.A •h T) . ...) i,u-u, , ,, .fl1 I&V UtDVU 'Vi UI UIVIV U baIIiV, i a, Brown 75 Fla. Southern 65 mt-s. Mike Sayers was the Green No. P. rolled to three victories York U. ft5-5U Saturday. with 17 points and John Newell (20)) 4, Rose 0, Hollis 0. Tooperate on the trick left knee of confident of it if it is fixed. I'm and Cincinnati, No, 10, WOn Houston. t-!, breezed past Sun Mississippi 79 Alabama 58 waves leading rebounder with twice. 91i74 Francisco Saturday. Bill Bradley, one of the key per- tired of limping around all the with 15 led th e Hound attack. tals 17 (11-14 45. Wm. & Mary 36 G. Wash. 30 11. David Vest was th e game's itself for Washington Top-ranked UCLA and eighthreadying Rebounds-Newell 16, Stuart petrators Saturday of the Long- f time." Midwest Father Lopez's Junior varsity leading scorer with 21 poin ts Tuesdity night. . 10, Tulbert 5, Hargis 4, Allhorns' 19-0 Bluebonnet Bowl emBradley and Texas Coach Tem. Western 71 Kan. 67 (at) swept the preliminary game de- ranked Michigan State Lyman ......10 14 9 12-45 guier 4, Means 3, Vest 2, Butidle. Cincinnati had little trouble barrassment of Mississippi. - Purdue 85 Washington 70 Darrell Royal were supposed to feating the Lions junior varsity Kentucky continued it. have iti beating Western Michigan 74-48 Despi te the knee in jury he talk about the operation over DeLand ..... 12 16 13 16-57 1 terworth 1, Hollis 1. Total-46. Indiana 83 Chi. Loyola 73 squad 51-27. -. y,,fIhi,.,',,L fill.f1,-j ''Ijj riiIrrsit1ri 1tu,._ I .L. i_,. ,c.i.Iwaua tile wvtvuu. Out ruyw reru. iur in i.uv swirreu Xavier ( Ohio 101 K ent Th Th ura- game early in the season. quar- an appointment today in Miami George Bradshaw paced the fell below .500. outside of losing day and Texus Christian Miami (Ohi o) 69 Ball St. 65 Baby Lions scoring 18 pOjiita. an opening game, for the first day at home. terback Bradley swiveled and without announcing anything. Toledo 103 Marshall 91 Steve Bratton led in rebounding time in Adolph Rupp's 37-year UCLA and Low Alcindor re- swerved to two of the Longhorn From Austin, Longhorn publiN. 111. 79 Bowl. Cr. 78 pulling off 13 rebounds. a. career at Lexington. The W il d- turn to action Thursday at Cubtouchdowns Saturday. one on a cists said Sunday that no deciW. Kentucky 81 Butler 68 Oviedo 10 1114 1S-53 cats lost first last week to North ruclu State before busting Notre St. Louis 75 Bradley 72 Father Lopez 16 20 21 19-76 Carolina 64-5, and then Sutw- Dame on Friday. Michigan 25-yard run and the other on sian was known, pointi ng out fellow th at Bradley was in Houston. N. Texas 86 Okla. 78 JV day to Florida 7B-75 as Gary State plays at Loyola. La., four-yard lunge. His Tulsa 107 Arlington St. 74 Oviedo 7 5 14 1-27 leller scored 25 points in a Tuesday and Tuln Wednes- sophomore and associate in the Royal en route to Miami and the enterprise, tail back Chris Gil. physician who would operate, in Keyon 106 Cleveland St. 88 Father Lopez 9 10 12 20-SI game th at was ti ed 20 times. day. bert, supplied the other score on Austin. Akron 88 San Fran. St. 64 a one-yard trip in the second. Tailback Gilbert said after the Iowa 83 Drake 75 r Gil bert came away wi th a game, "There Is no doubt that Cincinnati 74, W Mich. 48 personal southwest conference Bill has been improving from Minnesota 71. Ohio U. 67 . % 1.236 yards in week .o week, and I feel that rushi ng record Phillips Oilers 90 N. Dak. 62 P 11 games - wi th 156 against Ole today was just ataste of how Southwest Miss, a Bluebonnet Bowl mark it's going to be the next two Houston 90. San Fran. 74 and twice the average ya rdage years." SMU 89. Midwestern 74 the R.ebs' defense allowed in Kansas St. 66, Tex. Tech 58 regular season play. Jim Smith , a native of WI!Colorado 91, Arizona 74 Saturday. it him Watching liamsviile, N. Y., is th e new N. M. St. 62. N. Mci. 61 (ot) Bradley's, was hard to believe so ccer coach t Wyoming. AbIL Chris. 68, W. Tex. 51 I a -Far West -. Utah St. 92. Providence 85 S. Cal. 71, N. C. State 55 -. Ore. St. 92. BrIg, Young 76 -. ON 100 BRANDS Utah 100. Stanford 87 - NO CARRYING CHARGES Wash. Si. 78. Montana f - $i . L.A. Loyola 70. Ariz. St. 48 .. WHEEL ALIGNMENT FRONT END REPAIRS 61 Gonzaga 113, E. Mont. 77. (ot ) WHUL BALANCING IATIUII.S Air Force 64,, DePauw 54 405 W. FIRST ST. 17.92 At ONORA RD. JUNIOR GOLF CLUB CHAMPIONS.. Donovan (center) offensive 322-0651 ARCADE PACKAGE STORE 323.1632 Center Mike Pyle and end tackle of the Orlando Panthers made the trophy presentations to the DAILY — 9 A.M.-6:I5 P.M. OPEN Mike Ditka captain the Chicago Mayfair Cocntry Club "junior" champkons. Left to right, Skip Dalton, J 04 & k SANFORD 310 1. FIRST Bears when they have the footJulie Miller, Tommy Hunter, Bubba Parks, Donovan, Mike Utz — club ZW '~fii1i ------- - ------ : - • Touted Orlando Quint In Play the afternon closing ceremony. Japan. established as Asia's sporting giant, has already col )ected 70 gold medals. It has with fl1flfls lwflnbty handkerchief from Ili-, - back pocket and raced hanging on a wa ll in the fluif. away. Then. alter the officials (1lldvd the ganit, 30 seconds var- raio Bills' dressing roont Is n I -- - - -_______________________________ 49ers' 30-14 loss to Ilnitimore Sunday. took It out on tIn' nih. F'irst, a woman Inn dashed .. ft-nm the stands, lifted the lines- . IMS . . . A couple of practice swings AIM TOURNAMENT KN7RAN time are taken by (left to right) Grover Todd, Harold tee-off prior to cycling and tennis finals in the morning and a soccer final betwern Iran only six free throws as corn- John McComb and Gary Seuian• 5-19; Weston 1-0-7: Oxford pared with the Cardinals' 13 chik accounted for 68 of u 8-7-23; Lundquist 2-1-5; Mar: even basis throughout most of with 23 markers, Frank Wtnig- Seminole Leesburg the first half, however the Scmino]ea managed to get a 34-28 halftime edge. The Tribe kept Its 10 point advantage and th e id1vldu.al shooting of Bobby Lundquist who bagged 16 points, paced the Sanford team. Lansar Oxford tallied 14 and Frank Whigham added 13. . . Whigham 74-20; Stumpf 7- : buckets and I 9 free throw& Jackets, points while Lam .. Totals 27 4-2 05-79. 'I The two team& played an an Oxford paced the Sanford quint --' .., ' PRO Marrea The 12-day regional Olympics - I , :it up, only to lose the game in Leesburg got two field goals 27'&-60. 11 Th.-&i 'mmno :overthne 8179. and limited the Seminoles to 12 11 In Fri day's cage action With only two free throws to take Ocoee Seminole vs. Leeshurc-: Ocoee., the Tribe hit th e hoop an 81-79 victory. for 27 field goals and put in — • bothm 1-1-3; Dunn i-2---4; night, the Seminoles found them with them. on the wrong side of a 17-point With the score tied 77-77 at Marlette 1-0-2; Long 0; Hcd:third period edge. They tied tbc end of four pericids of play, Mars Game . '"Ls - the fifth Asian Games reached Ws final full day of competition tod ay. ' - - 'ns(ern conference Itirtied the opo,tibig kickoff 911 Saturday APIA gnme. I lead Bergman tli.' primary target in the closing minutes. . 1- LB. re Vat-k whipped lht,qtini 38 28 in a ___ Saver; a wave of penalties In the ,I ('i;lls - - Brawl - 1auuIuquIt. I... .. llsewliurc. ( jab Meanwhile, the Cowboys. vlm _______ er. San Francisco faiis, angered by Bloody BANGKOK (AP) GRADE "A" TOM wi' ri' I --- F NFL ' _ ___ ____ ______ _____ TopOe OcOhAka, Lose To Leesburgb . . In fly ill E ASSfl('111II) i'iss nnnt)ier nrrli'lnl Ilirnily helped $ 5f ifl (Iq'v'Ii,,iiI ;p tIe; mr n ,iiI1,wn IImI hiP!, I niii :in It). qlired(IefI M jpqqpt nq tI'fr,pci' \'tnce I •nnihardl hopes it, Hergmnn rendi his qiiiitteru q'liniIn,itrI SI football CHSIII lts another after he find been struck on the ttiigIrtI to n 177 vliIit over "r l'Vi iuhInt viii- tin ti (iiIt's,jr New York and I lie I 'nrkc'r. t lui lriil,l,ptl the Vik jn 41 28 rintt ninnth. So does Tom I.iiniIv. head twice by bottles. There were 12 wtiltIes t'nlIt'tl iiiiiti'iI Iii.' W,".Io,ii ert,wii n 11111 Nr'lqpn ;msNl br 31$ vi,rtl But (er:, rd Iergmnn in;' :tve oga Inst flip 4flers nnd nine week no, held nit I .ie A tirh' 11 1111 tWO toiirhdowtis in I 'ill c Just about enough for one year. against the Coils-for a tot at of 27-23. hiirghi's 57 ;u i-t'tiii , over Mimi Vhuile 1 .ninl;rdj Green flay 192 yards --- iii the fierecly Tin' t:igIe eat ui-ti I lie Ea;t I;,. lieLi'i. JIIiII l,;,iiiiii's l)iilIas ;iIned game for SCCOI1(1 pinee in s'rui ('ontiritne In tilt, A,v,erjrnn I"c,q,tl,niI ii It, tilt' 1 ('nloys looked forward today Wester n Conference. I"nur 1 I 1 ynI1 lhii I liv ()tit'4rt ,iifl i..'iutie. Ihibbuhii won tilt! l':qt to their National Football totichdown I,i'ague championship date .inn. tJnItna won It for the Colts, s.'eniul plini' tie wit Ii (levelnnd. Di-over 38 21; l<:iti;is (11v'q rho inp I )Ivlsirin 1 auiti a berth In the Super Bowl who'll meet l'tilhndelphin in the They'll go to sI in in I un-at ise $ ho West em I hii'it' utinre i- ptttil tiii1a'tI S;,ii Diego 27 17 and Mi to vct'ks later, flrrgninn NFI linvoff flotvl at 1l:inii flrot-iis atiii ilIj)Ifl'(I I Ioui';toii 29M. New I. 137 --- In •l.Ii1%IuiV, 1961. looked back on the most liar. .Jan. 8. - t. Finish Fierce STAMPS . * . SAVE M 0 N E Y INSTEAD!! ~1 • '• (LIMIT. I WITH $soo ORDE R ) U.S. NO, I YELLOW Onions 3 LOA BAG 29c '.• U.S. NO. I WHITE 1 rofatoes 10 i. 46c L. . . -___. - __ .... - ' --- -• -'.-- • 4 ,4 ' - • -u--------- .................... :1 �-- -__-. rr ____________________________________ _____________ .- - - , ii H_________________ 0 Sell It For Cash With Sitter" a "Litter Dont Be khn lard -tJ . TTATTN( ERVICF .DU Hiu-trn saUl & FR rrrrtr SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD 425-593. 3222611 ORki' rrLkM A\ M.; " Ph ' Vj/'7\'4VV fri /,% \ Jrv'4J,. . BIn iwn linatini - ___- " " 1ffi,eI; crtieea P ltr'-I ivostock 14fllcvcip Impairs --jb-Rneclul ierV$rea - -Interior Z)eeCriirnri ..-.js4t,ItoriM2 f4er%'tc'ep ' II.- I..stnrlscgpr 8ervhc'e lI-Ituildurs Rujiplie. Al - AMI?nrfl (lflIfllk P0k NI1l- ___________________________________ BAL.tNii CtJTLJI VJCI Ifl I'TTUIaJCATI(Th-Cth maA &.L HAS' P(Ih tIolL :tir zlffldg&vIt tt plaIntiff In -11Ifi CA LI... tht nhsilvi' iintltiad causi h' Ti C Wilson Its Assistant . L()Wf'FS' 1'fST1VAL C)flCAN in TI L.lIE Nt%V CcyIplTlCj. SAC,ictlt)Zt ILt ttit in hihI tnlitt of nor C)ITIIET' that ?tInlvi 1°'-Iftftttll A Mntnra found Suii to t It Ii LIdt Lk%Vwlll (Ion 1*11' rig'hi. n. ttu Ci u thor OT r)r '\'. "fl" flilVi (tretil. ItI (srssl ian I C) flux 11Z 'h - I (1h Id C !'I III W I L I Al CAKE ()tiuflflt 241 IIIfI . fl 11 \headl.' .1. A C C I " ' I N A F I" r,,rIsA _____ • or It. tht (It-i-ut ('siurt is Zn4N UuiA U2t0'd ult ..L4Z(A)ntlut,d)14C'lIurtcrAct I ______ tAI \ IG HP :5.4fl$ l's. S 111/.1 1.--' • ne 5 (IL fl lItn a 't " 4 ,•e,••- I / nuutlittsit j9 liii I)atuci thUs 3th4 heir, A. 1,)., 186€. I a, ARIbATV'S OF T4EM. 01 D*C - 45reliNOuU) r'LttrI. ut tilt Circuit Court liy: Martha P. thlen, CTJEVJII..N1), TPUN8ON At1E / . TUAT AP' .'" \ 'I .. 'I vi+h Sharing & Bonus 2-44i1 altar a / I erd Dru"s Sanford / ., E':--z ..- 'i" :.'.t :, p . ,u .-.c,;.-,",.,,;Apc; . ' .- . - Attorno%s }'ubltiti 10,' PL.tUtItf fee, l8b€ & 14., lit, . I 5' , .4 .- - I .: --.'. - . - wliiuii 1uueItion tilt itd Vi' User believer, would be ol mote interest to mu. sex than ,ter .cause uf the work t butib civairt,atkein involved. -.------------------ y5$ - - - - - -- V thlt , ' pri -' I dAllls CALL COLLfCT JOHN COl *11 22? 'fl1 1o' - A H 12 IllS : U'. Il II'. *1 I ' lU 'hr'.Ir $17 .. l"'. I ir 1" ri' I • rI - ______ - - - - I / v, Full pow.r & ak cruise control plus 16 other •xtras 4 dr , automatic trans , factory air, power steering & Special $3295 - _________________________________________________---- 4.dr., automatic, factory air, power steering a n d brakes radio with rear speaker t4316 0 5eikmr P'i' c:a.I JUU1 QJ&7J 4-dr., V.8 engine, Pow.rglid., factory air, power & brake; many other extras 5.i#.k.r p.j.* co toør JUUI QLU7J 325 engine, Turbo-Hydramatic, power steering & brakes, radio heater vinyl trim Sticker Price $3614.33 V-I, Pow.rglid., radio, heater, power steering and brakes Sticker Price $3791.21 Special $3089.14 STOCK P40 5300 I • S e STOCK NO 1125 i i umpaua ar Op Powergl,do (tans, power steering & brakes .ircond 67 llscayn. 2-dr., 6 cyl, Powerglid., radio, heater, wheel covers, tint.d windshield. Sticker Price $2868.05 ar e an factory air radio power if.ering 500, 4 dr hardtop, V 8, auto irons, l. r radio, heater Low miles Was $3195 Santa's 00 $ Scloi •' • • . -. i, ' Stock No. 5079A Stock No. 9096 1965 III I" i s UU C U umpasa OflV• V.3, Pow.rgiid., radio, beat.r, power VS .ngln., Pow.rgllO, radio, beater, wsrrsaty Wos $3295. hiS pec 0 JUST FOR THE KIDS! - ecia S STOCK NO. 3040 ova nevy . . Sport coup.. V.3, Po.,'.rc1I*d., power st..ritig. power bri ies. ridia, h.4+.r, I L • I. ul .neVrOivr .amaro Conve,tbl., red $ whit., Powerglide, Sticker Price $3464.60 • • neciau I . g Pow.rqiuts. p,ur staes.ni & bra k.i. tIitVr, ti ct'r' it, whoel .ovurn Sticker Price S3849 55 - ____ --- -. ------.........- ,---. .- Il or , 6 P°ss • Irons., Stack No ÔIOZA St,k N, Cony, V 8 esgin., auto Irons, pow. 4 dr, V 8, auto hoes, power steer S.daa, 1 •wnvr Factory air and pow 4 dr, V 8 autumOt'c r034j1u Was $1995 Santa's Special Saa' Special Stock No 5695A $ . . tb .... $279500 $2195 Santa's Special Stock P4o. 1035A 1 966 Pontiac G.T.O. zdriudrop V.3 en ln automatic' Special I UJJ Stock No. 70691 1 965 Corvalr Monza rodlo. heto O:i..aIussc.r - . . owner, low mileage. Was $1395. Santo's 00 $ Special ''' Stock No. 5173A 1964 B"frk LeSabre • power ............£ I JJ .arvt, x Spi.ciol Stock No ÔIÔSA 1943 Olds F85 4.dr., V-S seghte, auto. trans., radio, 00 heater, sir Wee $1395 $ N., 1962 Chevy II S,g,son Woqoa, G.cyl., roejia, h.g,vr. Was $8?S. 00 5 !•l! power brakes, udIo, °•' Santa's S idol '""' S.... N' 018 Stock No. 6157A 1961 Buick Electra 225 1962 Old Super 88 Holiday ssdon, V.8, auto. Irons. fac. Hurdtup. VS uaNu, aromeatk, aNtory air, power tvv;inj and b,gkti, mopec, teichny est pawes st.r.eiaq, I J7 Stock No. 5677A 1964 Olds Dynamic - 1964Ch rys or I Conv. clearing & brakes, staeulng, power brakes, radIo, 1 own- Factory air, full power, 1.ewae, stutlon wagon, V 8. auto NEXT DOOl TO FLO1DA STAlL $AJ 1 W5T FIIST STe &brak:sradi:, Sticker Price $3732.92 Stock No 6064A 'i:' V 8, auto trace, fact. air. power Soeclal , -' , ......., £t7J Su'Ii r - 1073 anic or DflK Kate • lV1.U.e P FIRST ST 3 . 23 n*fttiUoh fti employment . - -- - . f I, . ,/ STOCK NO 5153 DIJ1I8 - i',, flab IIont',n --_____________________ $ i! *3 run 1'2 777 - STOCK NO 5545 . $.DCAL NIWSPAPU tililon. _. - C. • a• Stock No 5619A VOfl•,• I4.,'a Al Alt I MI!N IS - -, ' ' IN CJI4 lOt s..11l,t,*. t. i : : I s.rnp] OPt 1-4 & 46 % f yJ e .. neeaaaa. M ' . NOTIFY THE C' WN the normal u;serutkuii of ht.' bne ir enterprma, or () - fiils*'. / 1' .- - ----- -- - • I 5 I I ALIt i' I',MI'AUY IP2 11th __________________________ Special $3895 jul11 I • Iu.f . :" - - 1 (4k i% his h ln, ,400 abs i r1 (urn l't br:ir.s I - ,:i U14n CI) INS] A I I FE) ____ qvMINf)II )f$N1Y IT'' M"UsinlIlø. --------•-II 5W Ii.tvo jiirg.s 'soIO,,lIr)n A'. Al IIN Al A flI '.11' N , ii.osl ara raqiilring il I nrnl'hei o;,ts 1A aRch I is w fl , Il I ' I4 I -. - _______________- - compk+e details con- f. WITH A Iii ij%r Ii',.. IA ml. Its -' .:--:/ 1Ltk0I * iii I ' I I I ' lI r' .C, Ic _____________________________ ---- - - - - P ('1 4 hI 1 *11 T. *' '. I ' altar ' ' ni t'afl 522 i14 iiltar 6 30 P Ill 114 W liti*l MT --___________________________________________________ ____-- _________________________________________- For - ream. * I 1an. n - 1 Cuiun,hit. 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Ith Iltoenik in tkti U11( 114 hLL*.r(1 it bavt t;u HIatt Ut riOIdU hut anl to tho p1 c ( abn ' fls & 'p- 4 *11 T' Tn 'I'- uscriguI. LLpTlan.'• or pivaii tr, ('aninis rc 111.1 fl)iit mit 5)11 4 t'I Ott, tver4semsnh i#'d,ustmrntt wl$l be mad. or a .- run bask nnI tot *poqraph1caI I I y *tI.1 TI ------ _________________________ '" 9l'e _-__- Aucticrn ,ervie i _______________________________________ 7-SItuztuii 77.A-SIXUL*tion Wrd*ted tin • P 14o - JORIP}1 'I'• rn r,rAxTcn his wltc ME14- W. 8.. HA ILMU?. il-Ii,cnrns J'rnpert lI1ZP'1l*tM, I t-I:uni Lstiit Wanted I.4-Iic*ti lNtzutt Suit EF Wi Y FVVJ T \k) (L1 A J()(. AMP I 'P X)R v'iC•'k1I.- i.,' I i; nø m Paylon Rtdty __________________________ ---It.isei 114(1 HDstho t 1'I-I Air TVIIU _____________ rIrR".ii LTRFP rurii qCnr( ñ have been right now if there was a draft Iotter} 71-F'.'nuI, 1i.II WUfl*Od Ii i.L'* VI.. tI!. I s ' ' ffl$efta$-..4srt% OiTNi'iFT1 RF'.T A RFT' Rh p flelI' 1% b' liE', IOC. iAl ' ml RCA 7ithlth 's' tug '1.. TI T t'ffl 1 r T 8 '.!'I'fl I CA .HoIl -.- ((•i Cjd1i St (U 'ri. hhIll -_ .O. Home Appllnnref S -Child Care I ('ftntra't h't lirnft' . Ph - S".'llt _________________________ CRW r. 7111 f , & Sntpl Co. Gra.lwtrulL rinnI. c'Irhnroi A monthly rate& When you get earlier resultS, call and ftInsurhrIei ft A'1 \ Albert R Pall, 2S-.Rzidin - 'Fl Wi S1itt C)stønn Call 2U4. _____________________________ 1I1ES OR COWSICUTIVE tNSElTIDN5-.-WD CHANGE O COPY ...I:enutCara I? \ (V \('(J U j,\ \ I1"Vl- 1 ..\'U) Y " I _____________________________ ( ( - ,t Catering - Fond . 3Dc Par Line . . . . .. . . . . . 3 LIMES MINIMUt/ CLASSIFICATiONS flq(% - -- VFT HA?" Rn Mrs R ,P SIRUJE, SPRLNktR SYST1$ - Th ti hi r - Christm.s Guarp.ntiwd -144S. 'irma Ph aitt • • . . .. 20c Per Line y ONE IN1 C'? Your Ptii'se Need A UOME FOR • •• FIVEDAYS "s - 2:3-Painting IN(ThIS11 PT.T CiTR SPA?IEILS, ______________________________ P&lt1NQ - CARPE'TK The Less It Cost Per Uie Pet' DaY TWENTY ONE DAYS .. c twr' '1 r' C*U 8L, Ban- f4' 1 ri 1 BERRY'S WORLD O11RFARF[R\ACF 'IN iiiI A .1 IuljIipitêl'fl TTUIII MU IIIIUI I1IUI1UII 0 - _____________________ iEtr 'nnfnrh r*ft PRgt ifl - Dtc' 19. 66 1S Peic & Supplles Wa ut.Ad! a. • a. :.' . S C . * • I . __ �THESE PRICES fl10'S CR Ca S t a 0 GOODTHRO inth U. S. Infantry Swel ls GI Total In South Vietnam DEC. 21 st N Ih h'ir • ,5A 4nvyq flt/ (Jø"rit f'i ',!rhr' t,,rrirI thv ?ir. Ill AnirrIrnn t nUhn ntriq rinti i,p,Jv pHiflt SAIGON, 84mth %lietimm (At') not for fill, fii, I h iIiv :in iIn nntinirI hint tV rnithr rnc,rhlr,e gunq ht hrr I 'rtI Enh'it ninct of Ihti pInnv mi1rc Iuti 1nt In rut Inn jIIt OIItII Hf flip (IPITIIIUI1tIN1 ('Jp IH$1 lH4 ctIfptif' rnrviri --even. Vh11tnin C. Virt SemI h frrim Ur,rth Ft),1P in QIIHn rrI f'rnvinre. Thc Inut fir , Jah tnnd' nhi uLfIt lwgnn nrri$ng inkIinq Snnitnv In tIi nii$Iirti nvpr Snuth VIc!Innrn. ht'nd ri,ItIq w'rt fhc' third and fnurtti narri. Vlpiniiineqp In Vfr(n,rn tidny, and t1i U.S. piintirindlv. snilltnry Fuiir t4Fi I 5 I1:I4I4i%lnrtvI In SnIUon qnnitl'ts rv;iorteit tile VIt ('unit In the area wit iii,, Iwo tlnvs nun commander was on hand In fh" fir f unit of the Pu 11 S aimed cit I,ontc ,i,itt,t ci thort Were snuuit qenlr' nipptirc'uil l mounted etithl greet the guerrilla -trained liii - Iylnrt4'd Ain'iknn plain' I''s Villimill 111111 g1roillill 1114R11111IR 1111(i ltlllltlll' Ill Wl"PUkIng .y MIMI gAde or tile 9111 Inflintry 11110 ovvr rn' hore it Vant Vk't,mn,nr'" cr1 rr,rripnr,y (of Vir't (unit c,hurr' (Ii;,Plr'S Niirt Ii IIi. 'l'hk in411111ed Inmir I fl(i up :iml down (lip entoil 1%'. Irat Irmit -eiii'Iui'd tu Mon. American lorceM in I he i 10 rnifrc cidhr'ast. of Si In the Mekonit r)pun Su,ririnv. tvvIinic1y an- One tout tar athcu'k mu a VIM- ttOuPs. niul 372,00fl, pinno above esurnre1and eried with lit grin. - - Seven toUr's north of the A US s1k - rnon As thefirst troops ol 1114' I)Ih niuiiiu'ed. A 1.1.5, spokesnuntu said nntnee inlnntr%' ramp 23 ,,uiIr'q ' i)h'iston's 3rd flrlgnde c;inue IIuee had gium' down tint or sight northrnst r Snigmi killed th,rv dc',uuIlItsiriic'rl zone, the th'trnv- trig Viet (iung 4pencd tip on IPu" the d'iion in R'iron rioting er Miuhlo Intc'rrepted 20 cargo Inst t4nvy pat rot craP ','jt Pu nit I j(,n1d1 War r 1. ashore, ground fighting tapered 411 I he enemy. Indir'nI mi! I hey (hildrr'n, a spukesnian sail. — jimnk, dc'qt toyed three and darn- tr,tnnt Ic weapons, runirfars and oil to small scale skirmIshr'M. had rinhrd in the (;nlr or Ton- OIlier artinu re;nirt.'d . 1152 boiniber.q ctfriwk I%vicv nara rmir witii nve-Incli giinfirp. ret-nillp qq riffsq nt. a rnrpop (if , Over Noilh VicInnin. IT.S. kill M' it,IMOR. I)ee. I J. I F'et Vlptmnunwse The siltink was part nil the to 10 ynrn1, The Swift P,r,,P r IA an Indiuv at North at';u 1114' kr's;uunim bombers staved away Ii-iuii 1 Ia I -_- -- LAUNDRY R CLEANING . 4 3country ruse "OLD MILWAUKEE" 12.0 C CAN' In a, PICK-UP a AND DELIVERY LAUNDRY CO 9 W. 3Y St M. L. ARORM .1?.. O'NW! . PA. 322.3293 `;FRVIN9 SANFORD minel SFMINOLE COUNTY SINCO 19290 __ STEANS PAK (SAVE 210 LB. RIB : Orange Juice CANS Smoked \j1 LB. LB. our S ii ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY C (SAVE 7c) N 1P b MILY IIUR —' "SEALD SWEET' -."t W pc ..•.• Ye ur smar ive him a "ARMOUR STAR" BAKING ARMOUR'S QUARTERS BUTTER PKGO (LIVIT: 014E WITH $5.DD ORDER) LYKE'S C 7 ny on sh*irts (SAVE 110 SUGAR CREEK - BONELESS . 58 c 00 SAVE 21 c N R 0 1I I,. IIL . • LBe a - -.• i- ' - . - :• '-... - . - 4IJ. CAN I )juvi TU Here mart styling and easycare wearability' He'll really appreciate t h i s really knit shirt of Banlon® flyIon that machine washes. shorf Towrmcraff s® sleeve model features a chest pocket, looped collar and placket. Top the list gift in wonderful fashion colors. Penney quality at it's 6est! Sizes small, medium, large, ex. tra-large. , "ARMOUR STAR" TOM Su i T ,U 7 R K E Y S 0 7.22 LOS.) C SAVE 6c Be "LAZY-AGED" BEEF STEAKS! 0 SIRLOIN 0 ROUND SAVE 21c JILIu%R: CLUBs c I U / - 1 charge it! 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CAN • •: 20.OZ. s I''.' // This after shave lotion lends the sparkle of a bubbly vintaget A Penncrest ••1ortable recorders' Budget tape -. ::.. -- Z -_— —,'---_ ,J,V m NO. 303 G 2 DOZ. 9 (SAVE 50c) 1\ \ - ----- s recorder right for the man about fownl Brut split, 3.2 oz. to cocawcola 0 MAXWEU HOUSE ALL ORINDS 10 Fresco SIZE C a PAKS — -•.— — <4M (PLUS DEPOSIT . 88 Quality compact battery operated tape ritcordw. NJIV If he hiss a flair for the extfic EACH "FRESH 'N CRISP" FLORIDA 100111: ONE WITH YOUR ' ).. OR MORE. FOOD ORDER. PLEASE) STALK CELERY "RUSSETT" BAKING 4-oz. Cologne ...... IOC — - — — -- - 5 (CELLO 39C BAG) RGE IT' ' .Ikj big Now's dowds. $5 a ft"141 -I' • 0 Ln Sanford Plaza Open 9:30 a.m. to 10 m. Monday Thru Soft y L —j- 1 $3 1995 * l - ANA I I -- charge it! --Ja -East t .— w RED DELICIOUS $5 spicy Jade East is for himl I-LB, CAN AW Sniffer set 3. 8 oz. C LBO CAN TAT OES I STATE 9 (LIMIT: ONE WITH $5.00 OR MORE ORDER) Sprite Tab \.. or ening push buf+un vpjrition, remote $5 k a _ -- duIIIruu �'- - rn - - - -. -ui_u - - -u*w f.l1 x- __i r - — - if ., - -_- i, -- fl 1 J.t JJiuu LIUIUIrMJrur1*lIJlu1lJS II S Dr. Crane The Crucial Shortage C — Such programs as Ticad Start, ziimed wards of $7,OO, why should he go to -at improving the diicatinnal chances Florida to teach for under $h,200 or of deprived children, has been an oh- even to New York to command a class- : d ''• . . ' -- . •-.,: . ........- I , / 01 1 .• .,. . .. -. .. •.• ,. . . ., - .,. Educators long have agreed that years We irnv known that ton mans j1 out ,1ohnnie' have been emerging elasqes of over IO children are ton defrom school without having absorbed ynanding of a teacher, so the trend has adequntt' Ienrninr rn have been drop- been to lower the pupil-teacher ratio It is now an average of 27 6 pupils per ped out at an alarming rate But Bean Start is rum of the corn- teacher. Of course, this means that there is plexities of change that is disturbing a mice hopeful improvement In educating a 'natural need for more teachers If the the young. It takes Its place along with trend toward betterment of education troublesnnw Vietharn as a drain for is not to 1w abandoned. The cutting back of the class load teacher talent in regular school class(John Evans, VieC chairman of the comes at a time when enrollment Counts school hoard made the some smashing records In Seminole Coiint ,, -— -' - d' ' '.., -.. .- , -' '..;' .. '. . .. ' "k : . .,• --.L-.:.' V :Y. -.... - . - 1. * ______ ____ ____ "Ctzndkl 1 A .1 R 11ARR' ' The en' roflflieflt for the - l' Henr I ageti ('ASK P hab is obvious!' going to be is n pcvcho1ng p-ofecsnr 'fli Crane he began • at helnv. par 'Yet In e'er cIt' there I4N our recent California convention ye discussed teen age so and hundreds or thnsndc of superb but childess coupiPs w n are marriage problems "It wns reported that 40% of begging for children to adopt. Wouldn t It be far more all American brides are now belogical to sell these bnbie fit tween the agos of 1l and 18. And more bnhie viii be perhaps $1 000 per head thereby horn tht' sear In girls vim are cii'ring the taxpaper all thnse 1' than In an' other age group extra costs' this counts for several room at tinder $1O.00fl" vrnus need : We're Just Observing!" . - Hospital slight HOMER did a stunning job of pIcking up the cigarette butts on the floor . . , He certainly has a charming way with those filter cigarettes. See, he up all the tobacco anti hands lt out to his friends at Five ...11a.1\sis t - P 2 81 Sr. • . -. - Lake Mm. Frances Wester 322.621ft Casclhcrr Mrs. Jane' Cagelberr M Lt MO1TOV 0 flAOfl . re.. . 3'2- i7" -- No one seems to know at this anti to know what fuel Wilt'i- - costly Cflfllh)itt. furtniic'. the most in - ambitious social programs minute' whether Johnson he action will come. yet feel an eat himself may not know right now This habit is portrayed cnn- histr' anti will ask for higher taxes in stantly by his aides as thi ace'- strain. As the poverty program I 1917. Meanwhile, his OWl) POU essary caution of a conscieni- and others falter from func he- is reaping the- in$ laritv, according to the poll-s o short.zigt' ______________________________________ in u C - like' industrial production is wrapI.- up eeverything tightly in' going down. m -t moving — since' a move There itt general puzzlement once made at so high a level I '11 Ot(s about Johnson hu'nself, prt-: can never quite tw recalled or " yoked by his strange abstinence reversed. - hI("$ got i. good head for dofrom politics for months, even But veteran president-vntcii- ttjh. hJ"i make i fine' Marine' tirnugh his Democrats suffered cr, at the risk of dui.- n)arutInfll; officer. • - Longwood Mm Donna Eates 835-331" North Orlando Mi'e. Marityne' Peterson 323-0891 M rs.nzae CS 'hl;.I;r' Mrs. .Iohii I r - - • . -. I - . -, I . -- - - ' ' • - - - . ' - ' - " ' ' - - - I RENNIE MASON with some of her friends helping celebrate her 12th birthday at her home in Loch Arbor. Left to right, top row are, Claudia Hill, the honoree, Rennie and Connie Miller. Second row, The guests arrived about dusk and were greeted with a large outdoor bonfire. They roasted hot dogs and marshmallows, enjoyed cole slaw, potato chips, birthday cake, hot chocolate and ice cream around the hon. fire. The next day 'as "Fun Day" for the group with contest-s of horse shoe, tether ball, archery, unicycle riding and boating on the agenda. Orlando guests t'crc Barbie Keith, Lynn Ethrldge, Pat Kim. ball, Claudia Il-ill, holly Johnson, June Stutter and' Patty Ilevener. Also Ronnie's cousin, Terry Lee Vince, of Cocoa Beach; Cheryl Brackctt, Ormond Beach; Connie Miller, of Windermere; Robin Ogden and Pip Lingle, of Sanford, and the honoree's 10 year old sister, Trinket Mason. ___________ • Patty Hevener, Pat Kimball, Lynn Etheridge and Holly Johnson. Barbie Keith, Cheryl Bi'ackett, June Stutler and Terry Lee Vince. . Student Made Chairman Of Open House Davis Family Enjoying Christmas - l - rWha : - - ee thai cos so 1ftte sa '- - • - ,, - 5. •. u , •. -• •i: -• S - much irnn ' ''1. 4-, . . - -'.- '" - ' - - I • -. ? - - -' : - - S- - .-• - , -• -- - . '' ' LAST MINUTE GIFT SUGESTIONS ,. FOE ¶hr4 by Boi.ny Und,,s*'mes' by Hmne' MEN Shoes by For4un. J.ti,,.Iry by Hickock P.Iam.s. by Fl..tw.y FOE Lingerie by Sent Souci b, ten: Sotici Sie,epwveae fr I, -- - - --.---, -: - — — -.----- - .-- ' FOE CHILDEEN P.j.m.s by ws4.' 5vuswn - . - - '- I e ewing M.chsn. FOE THE HOME Y.c,uum Cl...ots by Whit. Come iii aud set tIwr wed mussy othsr foe! tlei famulfy. fomosi bmss -( '- GARRETT'S Downt.we S.i.f.rd 201 F. Firft JACARANDA CIRCLE TIme' Jacaratula Circle of time Sanford Garden Club held its annual dinner meeting at the Dcltona Inn Friday evening, with Mrs. C. M. Flowers, Mrs. Stanley Poloski, Mrs. Irving Pryor and Mrs. William Wilson serving as hostesses. One of the private dining rooms was used. Decorations were in gold and a large decorated Christmas tree was the center of interest. As guests arrived with their exchange gifts they were placed under the tree and later distributed, Mrs. Pryor gave the invocation. Mrs. R. L, Andrews, circle Sanford Personals chairman, conducted a short business meeting, followed by Christmas carols sung by the I group, accompanied by Mrs. L. B. Steele at the piano, Mrs. George Bcckhorn preP senteci her daughter, Mrs. Jan. ice Barr, as her guest. Mrs. Barr Is from New .Jcrsey and vilI be with her mother through the Christmas season. Twenty. two members were present for the meeting. Shoes and clothing for Ii. entir, family • OPEN TO P.M. VYIEY NIGHT UNTIl. CH*ISTMAS Accr.dif.d chmrej. secounts invif.d. Manuel Jacobson ___''fr__. ALWAY$ FI$'r QUALI1V It - ', -. , -, . :"i , - .' li 111- ' I ' / ' , , . _4 -- S & .. •t5 ,s., , . ,• * ,_•-_ . '-' . : 1 - ' • ,-, ._ -, -' _.._ l,_i.'..1-: , - - _'It-. ' • Place your .4 - I -'•'- - - - - - - -' ' . - S ___ - -,: ", - _., " I .' - - ..-i .' .-- • 'S -, - tt' " •- - - modern? Early"Aènsikan? . '• '7*. : orders now for Holiday dolivory Florefax & Teloflor,e Wire Service - "t5 5 ,',cC6 -I was one of the soloists while Sharon Booth sang as a second soprano with the chorus, - • ' '.q-'- .r44?t. wIddi.lz.?7i'15? --. -.i- ,,. - -. - - -wh1chcoIo,1shi.yssb$i*..ovls 1wii,. -: ' -bt- ,1 forawlldpl&d?w$cksty$s? tt,,-', . Miss Patty Glenn Johnson 4)" '\ ':' ,? • - t ,' -.,..- '' "- rr:S'e!: " i. - :r"".' , • . !' " * '.. - ' ,-'.. - X In!i t'3 '-'--' '(''- __________ Downtown Sanford -. - jjiy DEPARTMENT STORE Across from tim. Library :. 1i. :: ,, Robes Pajamas Nightes Dresse; - - . by Cinderella ------21r, Two local student singers took part in the annual Christmas Candlelighting Ceremony ad Concert at Tilt College. I l' ,, C 01" •, 1* GRAPE VILLE FLORIST & NURSERY 2221 Gr.p.viII. Ay., 322.0806 .. 4 I- ® SouthernBefl I - - - I _ ;/S - He 1OV( me! Be-whiched about gifts? a Penney's Gift Certificcit. is always right! II you're'at your wib enck about'what to got whom.., won- She's in a mad whirl of heppinetiti, receiving a diamond' cut by Lazaro I(eiphui & lions I its exquisite fire and extraordinary brilIluoce uxjii'eti his admIration and love. Rtucogiilzed among gent asatborithis s them wor1d' finest cut diamonds. dering how much the kjcls you haven't seen for three years have gruwn . ..dMcoW1né at lf'se last minute you mbsed a t...cw.hav.f.tpIainrtm.outofIdecn... porno a Penn.js GUt CrtUlcate )ust the thkmg. Ws'aIays wskome and sure to plea... At wMh I7 stoss ost-bo-coast you can send anywh.vol So, stop bkg baffled4 pop ln*o Penney's and pick up your gift certificates today. - byl4.v.i __________ Kader _____ Jewelers A Pnney's Gift C.dIficat. can be vsd at any P.eswy's, anywher.I ii ___________________ 112 S. Pork Ave. I * . "Som.tkiaiq from thee Jeweler Is olwuyi scmøWa spssId.' Phone 322.2363 S CHARGE UT! '---',-' -- ' ' - - in Sanford Plaza . , - I - ' .. ' 15*% '--5-, '.._..:-.'__, -', -- Hos.ry by Cl.usn.r Gloves by Fowes..s Spurt Costs by Essisy Suits by Essley -. ':-- LADlES FOE POYS . o? 1 afford. can Cowgirl Suits Indian Suits Underwear Sweater; Coats 91zkdQn cJJLCIQA LOU 0'' ) S,: - f so Quick ()iiz I Prices you PIR. iNI) MRS. .R)IIN 1'1E1U'USON - - 7I( F. FIS1 'f. Sales service . ...--.- GIFT SHOP !fnrh ¶raUh . '! o _ - FLEMING'S Gift wrapping Is free! . 'IR1 EI 1 1J[G I - - Ii- . being he lumse!f is a genuine, original, quotient of intended self-pa'V, after eating with Presihis withdrawal from po1itic, tection. - (lent .lohrisou in Viet Nanu. (iviedo This is a natural chamacwrhis failure to make' speeches or Miss Ruth 1)avidsun explanations- of almost any kind, itic of politicians the- world Tller4- ain't in-i inure civil although in his earlier White' over. Those WIn' luck it gen- rights- nllIveflleflt. It is dead. house' days he always seemed ern1l' tic not lust long iii tin It died with tin' March 0! Washilirtoll (in 1ie(3 . We- had ti-i have' a microphone' in his trade. The iiotton ii- deve'Iupiii' II; great big p3CfliC, and that hxuid. seems almost incredible. 1 Iii addition, his Groat Society this town, nevertheless, that ciided it.. , (• ___________ ___________________________________________________________ program is it-i trouble. The war this urge' to se!f.pmntect.ioii — I —Floyd it. isleKissick. nxetioiial tht war us acted upon h ,1uhnsiu dirt tin! of ((JilL on Dec n, 19 a nluul l-Lerad Page 2A iuwu ruuziiU uu - ___________________________________________________________ no uzi,y edt:iae%% . WbtiiIIt £lI 'I'U1J4UU down, any try for new civil v *i,'i'sit A iiAsh 'iii:i U&.lt. Ohreu&eS*u rights legislation in 10(17 is in for JitbUI1t'I £iiANuJWI LAICIC i % IISUIt. it rough time. Adv.rtlslug DIrector 11It .ts •'ea.i iitit While calamities arc neither Lflll." Adv.rttahng Manager in sight nor expected. although IlICItIS WI1.i.1AIIP' JAIE 5UUI21*ASt*U iucIet lCtiliu; flulin... M*nieg•r they could happen, there has iflEirv,1.- *i"ir ruiw Wi4P' been an erosion of peace and CU' 1idILu' M.ctia,aioai bupt. .nius WL&S1S5 luLL VINO1' peace of mind. Ci-.unt 1Il1Itut Heaff Phoeograpbse Pubisaneti u5tII caep tuturtj.s , Sunday and Christmas; pflbtahsd I nj: Cur uitmas. MIIIISCUIPTJOa lL*1'5 Home Iieliv.rr *bc w.sk Q—l)mss a bivulve have a y Mali H11$JfiULE UHVtTT £LL IYI'U$II MALL heart' 2c W.eI 1'OO I $11.50 I A—Each has a heart which S Mouths t,ts I MonUs LOU I Mouths lies in the' body close to the' 1.0(1 1 lIt-intl 1.013 1 Montb hinge of the' shell. jj 'C. L- Poslii,1 i(igueetU'ni provide tgzt alj to *tiVsuet. (,i.—What ;sercentuge of ' Tb. a.rsAeu is. a nssuttier ot tise' Associated *-'r.s. whIch is .nutted to its. us. toe vpubitostkon of all Ui. L*oii a.wa print.d wiuteninelotu lee water? sxt1us*vei li-i -titus iiewgpsspei A—About t1l per cent of the flLsrrd i.eouC caai- matter UcIube 21, IsI_u ,t lie Pt UUloi' pulp of the ripe fruit is watet. ut auZur. 1112. -- PlurtU#s. under tiss Ace of Oonrress of -- IL,reb /Uiout t per cent is aug-ui-. ______ No pan at any mgi.rlgj. u.w. or advsrt*mizug of tb-a dIUoa of Tb. biniorei lierMie misy be' r.prss4uced in any manw Without Q—Huw nuuiy quills hiti'. it val written p.rmi..)ui ut tar pubizah.e Tb. Hza&t A,y UT liro rugp3iI.lL,g( Itsi mud r.pi.'fluCttufl wlii b. ouniIQ.red as ircumiu' ls.tring'tag os-i Tb. 1i.riaid'e ppyrigbt sad will b. Mid Msbl. ler ).UUU. -i,s a-'-'- lb. Au. -' Mrs. Russell Hostess For Sorority - - : - Ronnie Mason, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mason, ccli-' brated her 12th birthday with a group of friends at a slumber at the Mason borne on party Lake Bel Air, in Loch Arbor, Friday night, Dcc, 9. The family moved to Loch Arbor from Orlando this past summer and most of the guests wer. former friends from that area. This sure is a busy season for the Sanford "Jet" set MRS. HERMAN GARFINKLE is expecting friends in from Dan Casselberry of CasselMISS SOPHIA Hawaii berry, a sophomore at Asbury The home of Mrs. Thomas giflia Green, George Beers, LaCRACKER has a host of cornpuny from Macon, Ga. . . . - Russell was the setting for the I mar Downer, Phyllip Boyd, Flo College, Wilmore, Ky., recently MISS TEENA LOUISE SIMCA recent meeting of the Zeta Xi Winsa, Marchetta Dorminey, was made chairman of Boys' and Miss Grace Marie Stine' Open house at annual event at is expecting to spend the Christ- Chapter of Beta Sigma Ph-i. Mrs. Margaret Leonard from c'ipher. nuts holidays visiting friends in the college and had the task of _______________ .Teena told us she Florida Power and Light, -i -ilailord collecting funds for and planjs1an to take' with her, on her' ed a 'cry interesting film on ning refreshment.s to serve 5(X) memorable trip, two beige ways of treating the indoors and persons. _____________________________ outdoors for Christmas decoratHe was asked to serve as ________________________ jug. chaplain in his dormitory this Final plans were made for the Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs. Phyllip Boyd. ________________________ Those present for the meet-i r4' lug were Mmes. Thomas Bus- Christmas happiness Is sd, Betty Ball, Bill)' Colley, Vir- ready being experienced at U g C home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnt . fr• Drive. ',, Microfilm had one of its big- Davis on Catalina gest jobs in V-mail during Son, Ronald K. Davis F World War II. Letters written (ltohihte) recently returned fro _________ duty in Vietnam with the Si on a standard form were micro< filmed so that scores could be hues and now stationed at Pa hfeuneme, Calif., arrived hon traneeiiurted b' air oerstaS in Wednesday night. TEMPLE previously needed for OflL On Thursday Pvt. Russell IEFRIGERATION The Allier delivered e.but 1.5 Davis (Buhtm) of Fort Gordo 322 8812 Ga., arrived borne. The bo: ________________________ __________________ billion \'..Jnaii letters. had not seen each other f more than 18 months. Waiting to join them In ti family group were sisters Th and Pat (Snider), of Silvi it's i'k.t tIm. .9.18! Springs, Md., and nephei - hijIIerprilt Mrs. ititchie- ilarri'. 5 S S S - - S -Guess who played Santa at the CIVITAN blast the other night . . - Si Si. -- ' -be served. - - S SANTA CLAUS paid a surprise visit to the PINECREST KIDDIE KOR.NER Friday and got off with only two cracked rih and a busted nose - . . Ah, (1 mean Hit,) . . . . plenty of hors d'onevr , S night and, oh, what a treat. I can't wait to go hack. - • • ' ' Took in the charming Go-Go girls at the ('AfIRE the other relations might have been im- dene' privately foretold how' man gave- it. lii successive year side. ness, the Korean-i war, he slapped he would be ai chief executive. lii the Holy Lund Itself there Sn far there has been none. As proving. 011 new levies of first $i billion is no vai', but there Is no real of now the prospect is for the The Red Chinese are not a He could not keep hit; hands and then 51] billion. pence- There- i tension between same old war between the boll- menace yet on a world scale but any campaign problem. Nor has the President chosep days and afterwards and no they art' trying hard to be, and matte; how trivial. Jews and Mosk'rns. ii tel: jwopk franl:ly wnat a There' wilt be- 4F1.hnul Christ- sign anywhere that the war is søoti will he, making present \'hn' has happened since' iiopele struggle it is mas and New Year's truces in closer to an end than It was last days seem as tranquil and reasonably well - established nearly for him to try to meet rising noiseless as the' times when history. his grasping I or all Vietnam, and Pri'cich'nt John- Christmas. (;rent Soiet'v pro. gO311 of ft rock. - detailL, his- secretiveness, ____________________________________________________________________ man's only weapon Vt5' in this country the economy suspiciousness are legendary- - graim mecIucntior, heulti; cart, seem to be- having twitches. - Whatever his relianc- upon etc.. while fignting a bitter A I l A U orresponeuu rea Industrial production dropped in certain Icev men however much i-jero flu has given away potential November as the' output of auto- "advice" he' seems to seek, Geneva Attamonte' hprins mipathy from \nicricnn h mobiles other consurne' goods, '1 it .Ini,, E. Matttieii Mrs. ,itilitt Ilaflea u'i that thing pretending titey could par ji')' - iron antI setel went down. trusU only himself to w - '-4 - THOSF. WONDERFUL ANCHOR CL1JB girls at the high school are "real cool." They plan In sing to the boys in $II come Dcc. 20. By the way, for the annual Christmas dinner at the 3aiI the talk is that grits will he omitted. For the annual ç affair most prisoners will have their shoes shined, pants will be *]aundered and neatly pressed and miiscche will he trimmed by GUY of FIRST STREET. C' Momf tte't,i,,a!, Pth - - The newly org an i7cIt .1 (1Y Class of First Baptist Church will hold the Christmas meet' Ing, this Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. RIchard 1mhzclaw, 100 South Driftwood -1,niw, Park Ridge, Sanford, The meeting starts at 8 p.m. and a gift ecbange will he enjoyed. date Isn't fixed yet) next yen . S IIf hear Luk...Foret Cit Mrs. Marynnii MiIt'- - 4 - limited war. are mnr*• unfair chance " knows hut what he can learn. after 19i to make the To he exact, the measure will nn mnr*' unPopular than genpower decisions ht loves to cml wars. There i nu evidence hug to his chest. ironically, ht' put upon his capacity growth. in the context of the they art- TI1IL(1( mart' Pfllfltltl)lf' it is This makes the favoriU hlI presidency, this means marl- by buying sonic of their from cos therefn. thisup political Soh. could wind gravelylr. spiting 'AS!UNTON CAP I —This son's administration says Simply SOU11fl UP hUg(' and other burdens hidden himself he does not rhant one of thosej ready th discuss an cxtenion of day phrase. "peace on earth, than isnot going vital to other toifhand volumes of new facts. it means general view. They are not hid-enough men" more a good will to people the' the glisning, iovous Christmases the truces. showing a capacity to change d from piC5 of the big action. SOOfl v.'ill lnow Th coUnt even if the nnw flies and warm But the White House has mdi- than 11 reality. man. ItS have upped their it is not any kind of news hov the war cost anti inflntrnn ncs light n thousand win- cd It is not tntesd in cx- Thu Soviets g per Sands hook hghthous(' in New bombing military spending about fnctori- are to lit- faced tending a pause in the dews. as It did last year, with no cent, blaming tht' need for the that Lnidon .lohnson in •. whether with or without iit'w Jersey, built in 17&L is the oldthere is too much unfinished i Vietnam, •just man flouse band. l'ooplt' who woriec! taXes. 1iit Johnson never has est lighthouse still in operation business Itnocking around the visible benefit for the American boost on what they call AmenWhite is basically cioMelt' with him in his 19(W pprtrtitl tht pmnhlt'ni with in tin western hemisphere. dao of the holiday, tao much side - without some carre- can aggression nuncertaints. too nmucti uneasi- sponding action from the other at x time' when American-Soviet ign or tw vice' presi- the ')T)I'T simplicity flurry 'iru - 12 th B irthday With Party OH YES, GIRlS, we hit upon a novel way for a quick pick. me.up after you get the boys and girls to school. Try a Pea. nut butter sandwich with a .hn'ummmmm! filth of sc-otch preserve of pesky sheepherders grasps national party pnlitics• "For an illegitimate hnb' think of this doctor's Ideas? presidcney. ., What. is going to he sorely I ron haunt, The President truly has neg- hampers tiet- chances of finally I Discuss it in your church iu- l hmre they fall nu liii citizen. lected the political mechanism getting married. tested in 19(7 and beyond, howcirties rn-id at Sunday Schonli , nIend' Ty With very 1ITlI"VCT impact, , i 'ir. hnC rYcs, f,i. County Court lfnuee, Their hilure' home will he, Mobile Manor, fri f,rnttwnnul. n i'::r ' S S * v. There's a big cocktail part planned at live Points by th fertilizer plant conic (well th p. in. at the' SwiqtiIti rc'ptlnn was held at the tim at 7: time- bridal party anti frirtitis Inn, in fleflsiry. I flflelnt lug at the' Inform at the' couple', Ineltiehlng I ce-lemons' 'ns Mrs. Betty Rnti gt-wrni's motlmns emil steplath shine, notary public. Clayton Mr. anti Mrs. A. Macmi, Wills was best man and Mr. E. InmgwtrneI. Mr P'ergtpccin is e,nplovetl Sumishine gave the' uncle away. Irnhloting time' 'erenitmnv, a rn i'i,cttsl inn at I tin Sc'imine Wi', hm'rn ° — Mason Celebrates Rennie rne hospital SHARING the with our beloved society editor BILL AGORANOS , . . We miss BILL at the Trophy and hope he gets well soon. . JOY S. S. Class Plans Tuesday Meeting if he can get off that remwboi In time, he'll he there AT1'A BOY GEORGE. MEMO TO MIIS. W. FRO PERSNICKETY (11 E C K, CAN'T SPELL) PEN-PAL Listen, get out of that bed an GEORGE WASHINGTON says get down here. _______________________________________________ • S S anal tea party In Boston , . , 'Many from the area are ft1ng uim for the gals event . . . We hear the British are trying to halt the affair hut knowing . . Lola It will come off 'I don't want to o'eninoIc PETER MARTIN whose nh It was to "perfume " the area of that stale champagne. S Miss Slit'lli ('reel, of leinuwood and formerly of Vst Virginia, and ,lohti Fergucon, also of Long-ioeI and forniet'ly of Ohio, were married Dcc. 10 MAMMA) GREENBERG's an• (meatballs and spaghetti) wi Points. S S - THAT sure was a lovely tie A. W. IIAWX1NS sported at the Courthouse fonim the other night . . But my dear A. W. where did you get that ketchup stain? • • ONE OF THE BIG events of G iia n(Xt year win i • • niarv The ne administration vill have nut n" hi'- 1(i.g:illnri hat the WhIU flnn'tr viti onli ant dirapped a'- regards her nyu a 'h ib auction let c get startii) fill its need'i can expectto to tackle It anew, and, we hope, 'with able man on gavcrnrnCflL mat somewhat ni if he were' it Texas I nina, the able Postmaster C,en- rehahilitation in respectable soWhen a young mar- James Marlow ______________________________ C DID Al,L you girls at the (hampngne Ball noti HOMER • JONES from Five Points? Probably not, Homer was dressed In boots and overalls nd came in the next morning to help Civic Center crews mop "Since the two foster parents, pendeni Children. with more in store-. lower salaries far teaching than for because Gay, Burns closed shop on his President ,lohnSnTl's friends de- il self-destruction, the hnb and all the taxpayers I "Mexinshile she i'a poor ' In conic ' ns the Prc'qidept 'Ia top it all he ha' tried to nthcr oc.ntionc Business continues to Governor's Conference on Fducatrnn fol- fend him thda sIi- iil , - a of ingordo a'aro , in --- from suffering ease superho.) in -- dresses, one yellow sweater, and some fishing boots Gdnes, me, W ii a I will TEENA do with those boots? And our fa'orite grandma SARA LOU .1EXK1NS is ex• peeling - . ERSHE1 (Subbing for Doris Williams who is at Seminole Memorial marriages will end In divorce Welfare Department for the Tire----.. t' . The Thitioll is finding, with the open- tion. natal and postnatal medical cx. ,, '.ithin 'v ir. .. -' to 17 years of age We nn have a irig of this school term, that It is suf" lnct of those mothers be- amination cosLs, plus the dcliv________ .. . fering from the most severe teacher population In the nation Just under O 'veer 1" and IR are unniunllfk'd er and hospital hills i1I! ____ \ _____ million up to 5 millrnrm in the last 'five k hortap-e in more than a decade to rear children, for they aren't "And If some wealthy parI One Midwestern state is desperately years. The colleges simply are not. putentsz wanted to raise the ant-a even adults themselves. :' . I \ ' 'trying to recruit housewives to operate ting out. enough teachers to school the "And thousands of these hab- to SF,00(i. I see no reason why ' -; a . classrooms as it grapples with its worst- young population increase. \ irSare horn nut of wedlock, the taxpayers shnuldn t benefit -: : '• _______ The answer for this year will have to teacher shortage in n decade. All states r, 'tins placint. mnr e-!pwne on b ac'tunil hn'Ifl fin auctIon \ .. the grip of a be recruitment of retired teachers and including florida are the I I\pa' er V hat s the solu n the choicest babies' I. \ l competitive drive to fill in vacant posts housewives who decided not to pursue psychologists "You child tionl'" I — - 'fl f\\ - But where do Head Stan and Viet- their training as teachers. Arid, sadly, A medical friend of mine in should certainly agree that It : j I \- ., -.-,'_ as ii CIUIS( Of teacher using some people who are short on y rnm c'rnne '"Q' - -- " Nev. Yn-"I-. (its ha'- suggested is far better for the child to be .'' teachrnt skills ahortag' that we have a "baby auction" - placed in a normal twn.pnrent -. - :But that won't do forever. The in- _______;' ' . , : Bead Start arni like' federal programs . Since proh.ihl'. p million c-ui home herv the hab will be ' .c O f ,______ ______ rc thterecting teachers from the surnd- crease in children means a correspond_____ , .:'" ' hired idult parent'- ant to cu'-'rnunded l, mature parents ,,' •. point of ch1tllenge and monet Fat cx- ing increase in parent' within a ft' niop bihies hating the 50C191 'ho love him 'l ,_____ unipit., in on cit a Henri Start pro- vear While the populntrnn growth ic Since nitv.it teen tigers in — ________ r standing tn .",.,, '' for four being checked, there nonetheless vill he ram pays instructors rear '.nch votmgctc'rs propenl ISIS on violating the moral laws " ',' ____ .a _ ", 'hours fat ii small class of pre-school more and more children within the next ' not sell them these babies rind thu'- keep flooding the tax_______ _•,i ' . instructors 'ould bt. decade to demand a grand scale in. " ' ', children Thn L v.hr art horn on of v.t'dlnck" pavr& v.ith thousands of illegipaid at the r4itt of S211 for six hours be- crease in school personnel r - —• hi ,rch though the plan ma' timate hahiec eer enr let's • We will have to find v,nvs of making sore a cm" of rambunctious fifth seem xii iirt glance, this doe- capitalize on their illicit be' " / , çradcrs who fill the' room to capacity. teaching as attractive to college stuVietham is siphoning off classroom dents as glamorous professions are. _________________________________________________________________________________________ tar insists It makes a lot of hzivior instead of further penauizIng the long.suffering thxpav. , sensemanpower as teachers, as vell as husi- They will have to be assured of the "At the present time," he' ems! ness trainees 'lace the draft as they proper tools for practicing their art. Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromey . argues. "the taxpayers via Wel- "Dr. Crane, you say that The teacher shortage 'this year ememerge from college. Or resistance to inn nhits pay the hospital hills whatever does the most good the draft is causing many bachelor tie- phasizes the -fact that. education is the for the deltver' of each baby, for the most people for the longgree holders to elect, to continue with most demanding program that will he "Then the s'nung mother goes est period of time, is the yard- • graduate' school now rather than work- facing state Legislatures next year. ori the- hacks of the- toxpa'er stick our church fathers have Florida Legislature has been denied 'Ing for awhile before hand. - CJtaik'" Miss Creel Marries John Ferguson At In formal Ceremony In DeBary :'-: ------ --- 'I - '-- '1 -1 �CHERISHED GIFTS '7 3FAMUDUG p? oms boud&rRIfL$Oe11g1Mft "West Price. fter"W tintirmte - in &Toilette in an owls FOR HER BY IN desiped p1dwtoned flom Spray MI& A perfed mencan Greetirws smartly ,áWd brew,.ndIo$d. 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BLINKER SET RODDY *8000 FULL SAIL AND VALUES TO 75.00 T H AT CANOLIDA DD TOUCH WITH GOLD & SILVER SPRAY C7' PUS ISO YAWS 99c 15 LITE INDOOR SET 15 LITE BLINKER SET AQUARIUM KIT á' LET* WfTH 2.3- REELS, 16 7 LITE INDOOR SET iJ le ONE SILEX C L 00 ONLY 777IT LADYSCOTT-2PAK-REG 29cUMIT1 B th T ROYCE-4 TRANSISTOR TAPE RECORDER COMP. CUTE SANTA ON WHITE STORK. ATTACHED TO SPRING-BIRDS WINGS FLUTTER-HANG ON TREE OR USE AS DECORATION. LIST 24.95 6 $ LIMIT ONE DECORATION AND STYLES •- 2188 TAPE RECORDER LIST 3495 GRUEN * HELBROS WALTHAM GLASS WOOL ASSORTED COLORS - THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR EVERYONE! FLYING SANTA CLAUS CAT 1.00 REFLECTOR LIGHT ALLETS Zak - #Aod*l 03ST NEW TRIPLEHEADER SPEED SHAVER. NEARLY 40% FASTER THAN EVER BEFOR0 CMA CLOSE-EXTRA COMFORT. ' 399 INCLU D!S11EoEARL?w TANK - PUMP W AMITY after shave Z?1 Mixed -- or • .." SAVE NOW! lb OMPARE Co cu3iww... 99 Shaver 6 Ft. VINYL GREEN TREE PERMANENTLY BEAUTIFUL - VERY EASY TO ASSEMBLE - 91 BRANCHES - COM. - 0135 ____ SECONDS. PR AT 6.95. Christmas! I dito ' . ____ a.ur!hJ WE HAVE THE SWINGER, THE AMAZING NEW POLAROID CAMERA. TELLS YOU WHEN THE EX. POSURE IS PERFECT. BLACK A WHITE SNAPS IN 10 C 3 HEAD _____________________ ly RevIK tc, "SWINGER" NORELCO 1699 COMPARE AT 19.95 Precious G ift This 118 0E0.2$.30 I 15 TIPS - 34 BRISTLES. FASY TO DEC. ORATE AND LIGHT. LIFELIKE TUFTED BRANCH ENDS. USE YEAR AFTER YEAR FLAME RESISTANT rsi, Eo!den4onL 'icr COMPARE AT 1.49 88 899 POLAROID STEEPED IN RUM AND flRANDY. CHART 7 Ft. SCOTCH PIN TREE WITH BASE 0 1 4 LIST COMES IN BEAUTIFUL CONTAINER 99, 7 Alost \ fj eyes wllIhhtUD ijrioiis 1 _jI A. HF v D c W--- 0 ji 7 PIECES - 51/s' BAR AND ONE DEEP XNIJQLF0 CHROME PLATFDSLFEVE,4.10 LA 4-SLA... AND 4.2'/, LR. INTERLOCkINC, VINYL COVEO PLATES 2-14' DUMAILL BARS. FULL DOUBLE RED SIZE WITH DUAL CONTROL FOR INDIVIDUAL COMFORT: 1000' NYLON BINDING. ASSORTFDCOIORS t4 2 lb. FRUIT CAKE NEW FULLNESS & BEAUTYI A touch of the tgw woel" Ow In 1W cherished frqm= of ItMon's 410natel En & Toilette, frn vM of fto knly ray Mists: *WW tar dmp Ism M. IBLANKET 12.95 CURLED FR I NGE PROVIDES . 12 ELECTRIC COMPARE AT 79 TREE AT 10.95 *MY H er Ft. POM-POM 6 COMPARE Hand Lotion an Toilet Water Twre fun to use wd hOp tesch #ood grooming. tctl~ 01 :)tDNYG?FrT SIGNS-ADDS CLASS WRAPPED ITEM .-II.. . _____ __ dIs . WHILE THEY LAST TUSSY COLOGNE - ... • FOIL WRAP Comb end she'll cam It wherever she ves. For make-up, for drws-uo, for dolls. for play.-for fun' s Every little girl's favorft- delicately swritee &! V1. ___ + lutImiW lomUc Ftiuce MAKE.UPTOTEwitt, I ___ ___ For ____ -1 on H goodgroomingtoo r With the cherii.d, bieft big, of 1_____lip, by bvbL Its xqiia lip an mlened In_tM g1whig Gif I. :1th\ m the tub N.. SHAMPOO and CREME RINSE CHRISTMAS ... GIFT TECHNIQUE COMBINATION 2 50 VALUE - LIMIT I LOW 88 �- - 1. _____ I r 11 MAak a6.6,j '44 - at now and am leading a good It's people who don't send life Ch ri stmas gifts anymore. I am a teacher's aid at stead they send you a tacky * 'on that school. When school started card Informing last fall I found out th at the gift in your name" has been sent to their favorite char- wife of the man I had the sfour student counfair with ity. That way they don't have Is I sler. She can ruin my whole teachtelling th era a bout my past. to bother shopping for Christ- mis gifts, and all 'glfts" are listed as a their tax expense their de- ~ m ove agaln e Should on duetihl e other life by WIREP "I ken over that way— tha t it nothing to force an Issues es looked I didn't "trust" pecia11' 'hcre anyone of 'hom family to return ny p1st- you are fond is concerned, but ter. Was I TOflg? later you find everything breaks WONDERING to bring a nc hniinesc and D}AR WONDERING: In inspiration for you and my boo k you were extremely most everyone else to get what like _ , ~ I = ~ 1 . Hands off the panic button PkMELA P-vherevcr ou especinll true of the personal to charity instead of sending Stay where you are for the are. Please contact your extravagant gifts to people present. In all probability she mother to who already have more than will not disclose your past be- you are well. She is sick with tion to a worthy cause had been made in my name would 1; 6 I fried three know her a large thought that poor mother had asked. be up, be re you assist others with theirs as well. Serious Box 69700, Los Angeles, Cal. 90069. For a personal re fore you tackle it. Evening can inclose a stamped, self-ad- GEMIM (M13 .i to .une ) wowru as I to know?" asks 1 .1I I I ______ lead and discarded clubs from . 11 1 : I , I f ill il )~ ; 11 !, ~ I !! . I I.~ ~ duni- WEST my's diamond suit. He discarded clubs on the third and fourth 6962 diamon d and I let two hearts •J53 ll I . I .I the three of clubs go whereupand his contract." West really had no way to I I I I 0#-,% -." ~. . X I ii . . . f . .~ I . i - f, ,_~ Ir; ., "I ~, i ~ I = I :, 2 .1 2 Wm& 4Q10 BOUTS! (D) & A 104 VQ72 Nor* Last Sege ___T %AQ 9LJMCp'rFAD---- In the expert bridge game I i There is a general I - t i I V, I ~" .. - I - c . 1.~# ~ ' " ~,( I ii I ~ li I 'AIN'T - I 4, . , / or you increase bead. IZ F0TU1`ZF-_? where an associate is concerned . 41 '?, - e4,d, %I' -*-_11L_I-~I~ ._) I - ': - \ _J By Dick Turner I H Ill ii w7l~~. .1 ; : *. - : $Y '\ (~ f i 4 OF . - .. J• a i.' i'u i., /,~~, 11_~ - b,\ ( , v Y00 HAD A IN VrrE - ,•_ ____ - - I . 11. 0. P, SO' -113. P11 , \ ___%Z__-_ " . = -t---'11_~L ( _ I 0 "I . V I I i - - - . . i- --- ' . II (1 t 1 . 3 NO,'IL?RE IS PRtnY MUCH AN 1 YOU WOULVVT INTEGRAL PART OF WRONG.. YEH?? HAVE GIVEN 'IM 'THE MAN HIMSELF/I PONT 'Tl.( 'TiME OF PAY! GET • .'.. •. _______ If ... V_ 6 "-' If . 0 1 1 W . I C, è'/" VJrl J -. ',.e-. their husliarid's clothing. Wo- his lady in every way, said Mr. tablespoons dried lemon ver• getting your abode in better , nuin wunt their men W look Kesider: "Why should a man bena leaves are next Lidded. Re_J niurt and well-groomed, and with middle-aged spread wear turn all to the jar cork tightly please for kin. You like to work . , S X % f. ks angles and this is a good day AS A LA5T ft-5,09T WE- MUST 94TKEZ they genuinely warr.v when un-falshionuble buge), slacks and lea e for -o~': - - - '~ s " AORDES OF WORxE90 *J 051' CI h.Achieve the rt.sultb 1 for su c ,,' OFTIe5PACEPROGRAM S.UP5ETT,j.) 1'5 their hubbandE cure little about imbemi niaruufuc.turers are When the is reads for A6.0 RISK PANIC_ 09 WE M115'r S~IW %~ I 'ALr1bJ& AU.. I - 11. k, ECOWOM141.ALSO 06WMiJG %T& style or the fashionuble fem- making t.upered models which hhake gently. uncover. put about iyou at,lare to. _~ . AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. .I OF THE QUESTLV turej- (if good dress. complement tile figure of tile five drops of oil of jasmine into ~ , ~ __ THAT WOULP .UMCH . .I=,_~_~ .4.. ;14:!Z.'~"t ANP VANDENURG! well and Hj) You are feeling mor Even when it romes tiine fur muture mun ? " ~_ tile jar and an exquisite fraC05T04 PUAY-4 I. . FIND OYU Q5 thinking clearly so that you can M f a father to give the bride away, Toduy'i; designerb reulize grance will fill the rcx)m ' ULE5 ON VITAL make an excellent mmpression 1/ theta i usually a struggle that not. all men are built like R. M. I MUS1- BILLIOSJi?'—con others and get results YOU cr by about hat he will or will not models and this is borne Po.crs' '* PoH"s Problem I Getappointments set UP watit our uuthorit, who his h3 'V" I I DEAR FOLLY— . Now, when I want infornia- highly-styled run m to know if uny of tile readers . clothe ~_ I be veu helidul. fetl~. I tion on uny subject, I select a sizes up to 60. n for cleaning PISCES (Feb. person mho is highly informed The tupen.d look, broader or polishing brass plated f (in the subject. Su. wanting a blioulder (I' IB m all for that, if ~74;plates. Mine are turning dark., 11auci&I affairs better handled .Su V_A~' ~ ? M. Ilit, inore inforinution about you get what I inean; nice to I ' TH1111111 you ad to property an aist and Clothes apeual types dl') on), slimmer _ -. , _ ,_ ,, AA ,_, DEAR READERS— pre- that of men, I bpoke with Chester tapered troubers are vesT be. sume %1. M. is referring W the ---= =3M111110 Listen to what a businetis • . keisIer, president of William B. coming to our after-40 men. ght expert has to It is important for a man to Plates around electric Kelitiler Compuny. A big men' s ~AW X4 switches.-Polly. ( could be a short cut to greater - _:~~______IRW-Z_~ clothing manufacturing firm, have a wardrobe which includes 0" . whoin I knem- to have all the the rorrect clotlies for the lzind ;; - :_ Place triats to use oil IF i'OUR CHILD IS iststic information I rit.t'd for of life be leads. If he does not . • .c_:- \,. 1 sit.• or sw V.I,• uC .''s table, tae two pi eces o . -— I miced fotziiai clothes there are mas , I,,- 4 strong paper and glue them to. one of thube dehghtfull~ charm- f" %It- l.now, of courtie, Uiut iwits bpecifically designed for :a -ho geUier. f tile other. i'19 thery wus u tinie when only wear on formal ocmsiun that everyone ut and A tio (Poll iece could • men with perfect pliysiques are neither "formal" nor strictly : 1' tillit quali t y ; could wcur what is called 1,sty- but;inebs. When the mood is be plai n doorb to I' pp pre o or other list) tiuthes" if a man had e ven dress), but not formal, a dark and thu. success can rapping paper.) I the smallest paunch, or even a suit in a silk and worsted tab- Christmas G' . be quite ..1. .. flabby wuistline, tapered, triin ric would be apprtipriate. A cut pictures frorn 0Id Christmas n education w; you can to clothes were not for him. Alen fabric in fine worsted, with a cards and glue them m the yOur truly brilliant child and N— . — -. in,ts for gay decoratiuns. Wilen strep ... IVE OCT PLENTY 0 0 AND L 14AVE BLJT rM PLLIAA 12 a 0 0 0 who wrre tile least bit heavy faillit, Juequard ,s matheinaties so that big _ QF- (.WW1C,TAAA4.rAn"e. i --= OUTOPP20 ar after 40 could riot wear 1* most effective for ovonLrig t1w glue Is dry. I cover If WI clear double-breasted suits or suits wear. lacquer. This makes bolved in big business, — in patterned fabrics, and, of Mr. Murry Harris, who was in beautiful and inexpensive inats. course. their pants had to be our I*rty, concurred with Mr. -JANICE. DEAR GIRLS-.-- Janice s basic co" OFF— Mtr' 4' fr 'I ' WING HARV OUR MEN pIU*t.ed heuler's comments and both mpui" What ou inaku. of Hf I Idea could lead toward itiany Mr. Kii-shler tA)ld sue, "To4y's airreed that the time has voine i :%Jur life 1h largely up to YOU! ;: 1W . 1~ tlot.hin fur men is cut to mu- for men to be more aware of ilIrlat10fl5 I suggest that YOU Carroll ILigbter individual 0 ptrinatt, for any figure defect&. their aPpearances. And fluen ube a type of paste or glue t" Ut I k I This means that Glen plaids who retire must watch their will dry smoothly, such as rub uary is now ready. For your F ) j 1W , ~,_ ber cement. Adhesi ve -backed CDP.%' bend your birthdate and = ,,, can 1* great flatterers for large attire! I ..., I I " ~~ , A., / -, , f . 11 & inen, Ute double-brr.utad models I saw Wth Mr. Kessler and paper would also make quicker $1 to clirroll Righter Forecast, :. '_ elr.~_ . i) Mr. Harris at a dinner for a work of this task. The niats Tht I - ,-8" Iq window" look on though he had irreut irentleirtau who is retir- could be cut in tile shalw of I iull) I . I10 (VV e . ". ,; _r_ ~ . I, .~'r 1~ 11 I 11 " ;Z 0 lr~z. Nt*qppeJ fruju Use pages of a ing and they vertainly live up Christmas trees, and pictures ,.. I r _._., , I/ , . Of all 1-1. S prv!.idvnls. John \ fut.hion mughzine. A suit with to their vollitilents. or bfichers added that would . " - - ., " '. , -~ .@P~ 11 bupperembed waist and other Toinurrow:. Would 1' ou U'allit look like tree ornamesits. 1110L. ~ Tyler had the largest numix-ir J,,_-~*,j_,-,~- .. ~ . 6 Of Chlildrvii, 14. -_ ./Air 1.11 1 bitaped cluUjing C4W Allake a I To? '. i iii i ____ . ':: - -, I d"IJ"i 4,1111 I_ . ,X.f OR • . ._ -., _ -- , 1), . `I~. fl.. , - - ACROSS I American Beauty — R05. wry - 1*F.1_1 ,.~ ~11,. •4'l ,-~ , i.I U_ I %,U= I-, '4. ,, ' • . • , . ,. . L.W; i I I ." , 1I ____ - -- - - -. - - ' u w (4) (6) Eliza of Nfight (3) The . 4:00 (3) The Stitch Game %Ifiirsen ,3) 1,r, Ih,,I,,, 4:35 (3) NBC News 1:30 (2) Stiles Dougl;Ls Show CARIBE I 11 I L. . LOUNGE I VALDEZ HOTEL II DOWNTOWN SANFORD Stone. I During the meetinjr at which i '* r ft "1 mernbe ri were present, Mrs Id ilk Leota Putman read the familiar WeddingSite Dine at the Trade Windst Christmas story. Mrs. B. R. I with three solos including "Olt, ~ Holy Night 'Holy City " and I the East." of 'St-ir She was Is Selected 't , t, -4. 1_11~__ , I "/ \ acc ompanied Ofl the 1)111110 / Delicious foo d Courteous service - nd 10 1;311 ' , "i"n. I- .io Ii 01 7:00 3 10:30 O THE i treed for the homemakers own services in the chapel. - whether it be personal The wedding is set fur April 1. tasks or other Rockefeller of Charleston. W o f'o-on,47.a. ) In Color ALLIN *ossi C AFE CO-41T 8:45 ONLY "DEAD HEAT ON A 1hRJ LS' JOLNIQU -. 1 '141kLLI)fil 10014989 MW .I C"Wbuty t. ;. 1 MIRRY-GO-ROUND" lit Color JAMKS COB ____________________ _________________ pheasantill 29 Discreft I I - .- -- -. - 1 '1 I I > 4 — 53 So n armadi llo cl I and molding is cjuietls t'kctro - and kitchen grease are filtered I out. Air ii alio refreshingly free I 28 Musual study 45 llamtng paddles. iii romboat rer a chance to settle. - of 4 OATS " P. "I. I DAILY ot 2 an w,,.è I Misses ~Ylvyjm L_ IIYOR D 0 C ~ 1"GO 11 Early Grove I pollen tiid dust particles tiiti ag gra v ate lii ft ',tr icid John Anhcep IN Ing Llmutvd •• dard (cit I AcAuimy AWAWUS - statically rettim- ed twfure it hits . ., 5 air cleaner In operation nearly in th.. Nov.l elec tion. Percy. a all tile airborne dust which us- , Republican. was elected LT.S. ually coats the tables. chairs I -_ Ill a allergy suffers. The cleaner largv tra.,h bill and came within i 33 Kind of henip 47 Press vertical 51 G irl's name instance 24 Pedestal part 43 Mother (comb. 521 %Vas obwrved 55'rrains tab.) forailf 25 Dry 26 Pastime 3 10 1 5 I 17 -_- f4 ___________________ simply because furnishings will a U ocr. I The bill. containing trLish. I look better longer. Although the idea of ktio but garbage and the 47 car 'd transient as dumped into a static air cleaning i feature. large truck. The votitents %ure the gift has a flew uuutt'' under b.Uu)0 pounds The titist is trapped by a low - - ______________ dwates when tile filter .N yal Ital" a Uy Gaum legally Q m4ge falk"K DOWN I Knocks . _~~ 6 - - - - — TODAY - 2 - 30 - 4 15 6 05 7:55 7- 50 THE WILDEST COMED I (IF I I i L - ~ , , W000YALLE - --_ -- LUX p,ld and spotted Edwards' he-Ad pro- should be changed L{e.scunbling truding -t bullduLu..r was due 10 pact. made 41 ____________________________ - F P~ .- '. r- a---- . of fine tibet-glass, MEET THE BOOBY BOMBS.1 I --- NEWWAM W111112"M 4UX .dW?trth said. "1 guess I dc' 100 -4:00 rl_ ____ I - ser%- ed it. I had beets drinking." 1 7:00 - 10:00 Wi, oiw ill. Tho electro.itatic air cleaner fort-cd wariti- air furodco. - - I - 1 Ism ikike 0 A.M. Fvur hour-, latcr. the truck ~ I I I as easy to change di 4 vacuum titituiped its Load at the city cleaner bag. Furthet'inore, . 64 :Iy 56 Groat lAked I . 1J' NM 11 Statler. a. hay 3Oflardens L L_ 1 J____ ~ - _ 4 Compam point 42 Mali sheep - .- i just a chance to relax quietly. Va.. was elected ai a Dvtnoerat' With the new electrostatic minUtes Liter to bury the trash. •1 ~ IDTAI .1 49 Natund cavi I" CAW /' -banded 32Ascended 34Engi'Ai (1 M At at vartance urnS, u a fir 37 canoe I - .. IIli_ more important name 8 Allevialt 1d 9lAnes betwom ba"ball bas" 37 Brood of ; 1021k /.2-/f 4"~ ,_:A.- - - T 'e dir will lu%ker redecorating costs. initiultes of being buried alive by I I -Z~: /') 4 0 Frank St.udIe, president, and I Mrs. C. Hueberzor, Mrs. Millph , Nowenmer, 31ri. Robert4i W#!st- ! niark and 11m. Frnnei!. ,i Setia , I delivered the lar:re hox of hollday ;zooiliei and 4ifts to Mri. ~ washing; longer life for uphol- and Mrs. Charle-4 H. Percy. 1 stery and fabrie furnishings. They said the decision was Best of all, the precious tinie i made Sund. S Mohammedan 15 IlArge tents with peaked 21 Bargain event -. ISLYIV Illindulem's supreme deities 6 Made a dupm mLtake 18 DesIgnate for appolntment . i • IF - ft _________ '. - _.. / / ' club a 30n.of 12 Keenly eager IJ Feminine appellation top$ Sorrowful ,,, j - Z --- __ I 11/i/ _~: A / 1, / . ,, , for Us choice was niade Wednesday by shades less curtain and lndow Miss Percy 's parents Sen.-eeleu.t l ect Answer to Previous Puzzle Mix 'Em Up 0RW'4 S~Llp I11 I I I II. i0"i ;; I . !. I I use %A~_1-1. sIji,- ' (3) A Time 3:00 (4) To Till The Truth (3) (eneral Hospital 2:2S (3) Another Worla 1 LOUNGE OPEN OAILY 9: 00 A.M.- 2 A.M. .ieverat monthq ,%krn. et'mn. r.. in th in... 0 (4) House Party far less vacuuming of draperies The announcement of the something pleasant!" I .. ~.,`:-~, 'it -- S "Let's forget our allowances and talk T --- A Deal The World Turns taken to Mrs. FIar'.'ay tofln, a I:SS (3) NBC Noqws member who ham been confined 3:10 (3) Dayx of Our Lives (4) P,asawnrrl to her homei since 3he wat; injured in an mitamohile accident . 1:14 (2) Thow Dnet.)rs Lets Make (4) As ng I~ / NOT REA IV. ME ro ro I MA6, I , for • ii BEGINNING 9 P.M. zift-q at their Deepillher nifieting and i nstead hrniiutht 'ift.a to l ie the university. M-11 K ____ • S ____ %4.malms 7 p NIGHTLY - .._ c. ,ç.b ii"? _ _________ '[ "-.--- I . I ( ~~ c~ _,~ - GIRLS continue e. h inure of I briatnins (_______ 4' % I J \ 0 :. I riulv, .. 'p CHICAGO (AP) — John D. Mrs. Olive Pitire. Hostesses wcre Mrs. 1. Mirlessens household drudgery-is Rockefeller IV and his bride-tobeing offered thli Christmas- be. Sharon Percy. havf The unit, an electrostatic air Rockefeller Chapel at the Uni- Newcomer. Mrs. T. Lull and cleaner, miraculously traps up ye sitv of Chicago as the site of Mrs. .'te ; -_ — airborne dirt.I their spring wedding. dust and pollen in the home. 3 IOWA ~~ -style chapel was Consider the far - reaching donated by the bridegroom k_ :1_ii implications of the air cleaner: great-grandfather. John D. near elimination of tedious dust- Rockefeller. whose philanthropy I I TONITII THRU WED. ing of books, bookshelves, pie- made possible the founding of 1* HOU95 6pell',1176 ; J ____ to one ..-I _- iONWi4O 1:30 (2) Not a maid, but the next best t.uil - a devi• ce that I tAG14 NEAI? CIRUINC ,~,., 1J -— ; .- ,-•--1 iiiii" _____ . p I i mmiial Memher,; of tho 1:00 (2) News (4) Girl Talk (3) Ban Can-my News if h \Touir Honors Member I 12:44 (4) Gulding Light she might reply: "A permanent ma id." I ...... WRO 16V16 6ANTA CLAL16 jar _ a .tq _ i h I' " Longwood Club' (4) Roarch For Te)m Ask the average homemaker I I l it A Ii Ifl 5 (2) *244vrellnot Subs For Maid i (4) Raveriy ffiiihIliiss (2) Tho% Dating Grimoo 12:00 (2) Jasr4y (4)Lori,va of LI, (9) Dnnna RoAd 12:25 (4) CPA Nitws 12:20 (2) swinir Air Cleaner I he hasn 't --- (A) SAWS 7.0s (5) CBS News Report (_) Farm 7:30 (2) Today (4) Lone Rang.r (9) .Morning Show * ri.,. I 1:311 (2) Finilymnntil .9qiixrA% (4) Slunrlse Semester 7:00 (2) Today --I ~ P~ 4- ....I — •. 11:00 convineinq perforniaiwo. 4L%Tm- 4 4 0 a 4-4____1 ~ A VWRE ALI,, MAT917APOUT RV? -- mliMh only by Bor.rn,n.' (2) Pitt BoonA Show ) Andy, of t.,yherry by Kato Own SHORT RIBS ; (2) Conrontratinn :... __________________________________ ___] I' ~ __ ~ _11~, _J defense Is a good offensie!" 06 W DOES HELKN SIDE ARMSr . iJ ; 4 : t . ' - as 10:30 :',,A must r'nwnmher Iiat:ut ! 1)ilsy. I just can't take on !lie that he rr wir4i and . -7amil, ,ii,u.hine dnt'n t. •.t't Uflt'. 4:00 (2) 1 Dream of Joannla 5:10 (2) Rog"r Miller Show' 9:04 (4) Andy OrIffIth — Chntut (21 If q'Te' 1:30 (4) Family Affatr (2 Sunsh i ne Almanac (6 Sunstmin. Alamanac 2) TV Classroom N WAS driving defensivelyl You alwaYs say the best V ...!' . ./2-/f I *1111a IR "M biL TA U& 91 F0. ON- a a - . The mature man must watch nutmeg, 14-ounce allspice. Four 1 20) Put through those ideas for out 9 11 \ ; 1 (3) fn.Il i uimen* 1 05 (2) Daily Word TVENDAT A. M. w.' ..: ' n hu .mrthnde. flaii, (Rnr.nlnt Room 9:30 (3) roirni 4nd Anon (01) (,).,)Oqn FIA111mr,* (1) NfAry Orlffl (4) Theater of Xtara 1 .5 (4) Rnmp.r (2) News 11:30 (2 ) Tonight '- "i. HAP A11TLE, ,a 'i - ~ I I . . 1 - I Z.,e ~/ C I . I" I - ..I . 1, 4 AlW 10:00 (2) Run For Your LIf`4 (6) To Tail The Truth (1) Big vallisy 10:30(g) I've (lot a Rorret 11:00 (2) News I I. ]Jill HE WANTS OUR I ATTENTIONS OF MAN WTH 'THE CHAIRM 10 ArOUiRE SI XTEEN WiVES Q,.JiTE FLATTERING! 4 . NM YOU'RE NCFr SORE AT TH' ~ K94 FOR PPOSit4G / wi'e 60 %04E-N HE ALREA6DY BE? HAD SICTEEN NS ' Law-- .__1 BE ONE OP THE A.NGELS. III. /,,. A honi,'Ies'. rnsceIf rum or our nrnpnt.'r" 10:00 (3) :- i-i' _____ // 9 i I I __________________________________________________________________ 1 , ' __ 1 0 ; ~" OWN 0 2 " --- . = ; 1 -0 6 :, ' CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22 to Jan. - •' % 1 . -.-... I It ' (crushed). ;-ounce I • VAXW BE A 60 Xc~. all the inindients ;i total my own rum would 'ulfer Giv- (2) Zene Gray 7 30 (2) Ionkei's I:no (2) / I 11 . I N I-T's ` ABOUTTIAE IRISTMAS PACE-A Is ( T WAN I F LE7i'5 JL)6TeAY 7RAT I WAG I PL3T_ ITF 7ELL M63 r %4'TJ DIDN' WfW LEV36EE WHY DIDNT - .~:~ .."I ____ . I *"ftb.ft#.%. I. 61 91 ~ 1W 12-11 /,- - VHA'T DID ) - i ' POP . g - .,.i Oclkkir,Aw 1 - - ~~ - _ -. . ,, j UI " . — I I VUIII IJIVIR ! 7,00 (8) .%fontlay Nito Nfoyle .. V . I U1 PO o.' narrowly' escapes h.'in Ci (6) Walter Cronkits 1~1- 0111111111M - I . - --:= J •t Ii I r '\ " _.1_ - ------ %, '-A .1 . mcii 's 1:: ' !! I .i I I -, • • 9:10 (2) Tolay I ,~ Ill, ,~ -1 'i ,:1 , (V I / ______ 0* %. 0 1 It, 1, --;;4 - - - 11 I ' . j• ; /. /.- I (I Rambino," ifl Ita1inn, slips with me. r iI -I /""- 14-id D I ~ .. CH EEC< co. coo / E LS E I , Ir- -1 --- It - I Being patient sees everything e9 smoothing out nicely by P.M. though Exercise obligations well' somewhat annoying. Have fun tonight. ~t5,MY. iTCDS,J li-iN - ' /_ YOJ kk* LOP riipn t. ne of my liwn personnii7ed S11) (2) Nowt JLL SWC'.J "COIJL_t) &k0%4Ey TO °'r) r (The oncit .ily)c her' , rry. Fouify-sroinz, Christ- ~ wantq T)AVId AX a pmrtner for Kraft Muitir 11'all. (Color) Whitt with Pt, "Thist. -;nii ininlv, t1irnw7, yntir her daughter Fern (Kelly .1afl Is Christmas wi th out the sea- masy, and good far.' to wrnp ronipiiter ntn 'he u1k— and Peters) in an amateur show, sonal geniality of Perry('orno' presents by to "ks over I us 10-11 p.m. NRC. Rim For: and the bny-t fire no match for He pre4tontst tonight hiq tradinic' a n d i Ha lf a srheming mama tional Christmas prnram, in Your I if.' irk mom.' ii iirk in i II r,hrfqt.mnq Eve. Rnrirnine ziieqt .itAri in 7xiint -. 1~. -, y I ..". - , now WK-- - - -I , " I "_ 'h.....) f ~.-our plain, old cmintr-r de- ' "ll just discovered Milton Berle comes In three colors: Pink, tight blue and chartreuse!" 'M ALL WITH "t(2 in . 1~ L....____ •flNW. ba ,M'I*uLM - h : 9-1(1 p.m. SXRC. Perry (nmri'a and Mrs. flddriy (Reta Shawl 9 tv 11 the 'inermark*' into luest* ,rn ha kept in hand and they lock fortunate take off on "Try To sings "All, Forte I APrOI)..flP/ IJIIAL CMIC 'heck. Snnwtinwc t even mok.' hank deposit by using one and "Witch all right , ton ITis ' S \ 11 - OF 4 1 - his eyes anew, and in tonight's gPr with "Santa Clans Is Corn- "Tnhnnv" and \!etropnlitan vspisoda the rest of the four. Ing To Town,' while C,lnrd s oprano by that Got Posshilities him tip. Fortunately for David, Romomhor." KFIRr=t>! ', . . - L91 - tholto stars don't light tip in What FlAppen't" And joins Rn- ventrilAriiii'd Zennr NN'anctlq 3 day goes ROMP derldn r)Rvy has gnt to And ffnlidav. do A slightly lin- I 13r.IW' 506Z = A "JJ.\ ' . , 5fMcx,,r, IT'5 - - - ,',j — E~,r several in the shade for three or four and sprinkle each layer 'erv with congenlztlh. Avoid arguunbruised petals ment with co-worker. Keel) busy I £lguW) _________________________________________________ wi th salt. When th e jar ' ______________ at on job. • ,.. is f'l h e. cor, tlg,t) anu ]e11 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to stand for about three weeks. Dec.21) Precise pliinnmg durduy will result in h ing .0 Remove petals from the .,*ar . I I / 7i'jji and put in a lar e rnixin bowl an excellent time recreationally 'latcr insofar as you are able I Blend and add ~4-ounce orris i -il:., r ~/ 11! fillLil[)Cillll~'. DO SOIDe rather late 4: root. ~4-ounce ginger. k~-ounce 1 Miopping, too. Friends .Should - .- - , 1 f . 1) cinnamon ==I, " - ~11 1-,S~1_ , .I ! ~ " I , I WE S'4ED K')P, V,OULD %lod When thoroughly drY. pack to you, so that tonight you can wanted to know how to make a petals carefully and spread on rose petal potpurri. Gather fresh a clean cloth or screen to dry petals in layers in a rose jar go ahead and enjoy recreation of -- AY ,v ..iiMAW' A . .-.. - SCORPIO (Oct 'Ito No '1) Newspaper Enterprise Aim, varieties of roses after the dew days. I use about one -quart of Get work done well during day I DEAR POLLY- I am sending has dried but before they have dried petals. though it may sum %r) boring my recipe for the reader who lost their fragrance. separate I have received so many 'middle' look slim and trim, I Wl - .-~_ ' on By Polly Cramer letters froin my readers about i 'i -1~ f*~ I S41 , ;T~ ~ , " . I - - -- __i~ ,, 5 X \. -.---,' I _ 11 get the fifth it)' to garner data from variEast to discard diamond he could have really ous sources which you can later confirmed this heart ace. lie use to put .some new plan in )cr,iJi.I /7/t,r hP JJ. 1VAA NOT F;V*r-.1 ,/ t- - __ HiPIJPREIic' IT IP'J1HERL. WAIl j :1 ____- - ; I t of 1 . - However, when it came time Morning gives you an opportun- Zo bolobt&" ~ . .--7, VIRGO (Aug.22 to Sept 22) ace play have had no further problem. - .4 .AN1=L0Q "i;,_ ! - %V64 A . .i !!~ VITAMIN your hills paid early. I R.Offy - I SnTnetirneq, f1l mlmlf, r , riiqh it fi ve n,olork .Ind ,xritv .I r,minter least, hnr(iIV $ 4m-11fu~illrRm's OUR might 'inpo"e makes the wnrld xr) 'round. At lInIf(Iny. Jnnnio .4ingit "I"nulvo ing I in1IIEYWA ." - 11 you've believes that It's love that merit and comics (aylnrd afl(l the I 1, 11 ill`.I n.%w _________________________________________________________________________________________________ ' signal and expert West would Better not jump to conclusions carding. .%.- / '. '. .. ~, ' A k, .- - - i. - _11E __ I ----,7- ) _____ .._ I, 1 ____________ .' ..... - i . . fl.J I "ni . *_,.-I, _______ - ! "i t' I - flay in md day out s my job to keep s! per i,flq calm- ncl,idint mveTf. my hiiitKind M 9:36-9 p.m. INT11C. The Rnizor c1ii(ling onrnlit and ii narration I and rmir rh ldron- two of !hem 7:30A p.m. NFIC. The ,nn..'hn irn't is easy keep. "TOO Many' Gir1." ((r)lnt) Miller Sho;v, (Color) Roer'g of the N'ativitv tnr " FIn o ens ten-itt*'r, 'n keen ilrn hr'ce do', is ',nn noticed, f)nvlii firmly guests tonight are manic cornshO' in i not PeYy conv'ln( , make big progress tonight. Be the king and the A.M. for L, - - queen. This along should have aches. Keep steadily at work. = been enough to tell West that Evening is ideal time for the < East held the ace of hearts social that is tried and true. and not the ace of clubs. East. That civic matter that disturbs M could have played the queen of during day if. clarified by even- 14 spades before the king to show ing. ; the club " ____ Expert East would play the LO (1u13 22 to Aug 21) Z GIVE USA CHECu.Z FOP, S--,ao,AS A~4 7HIS STj;p jack of spades at trick one. Avoid going off on some now W tinue with \... fl - E_ know in the ordinary bridge came but he should probably West would have had no prob- would discard the nine of operation. Follow through with have hung onto all his clubs lem at all. That is if East spades! This discard of the present obligations, also. Leave an the theory that South was were right up on his toes and highest spade would confirm roman[re Until P.M. LIRRA (Sept. .3 to Oct. trying to coax him to throw not just following suit and dis- the previous suit preference a club away, ' *KQJ953 - .. until ,4' and a high careful of your credit - card a high suiL to 16 I N.T. Pass I # PaSS 3 N.T. I'a.0 on South made three club tricks iI , I I 4964 EAST - .I X4 card ''' /', , 4 r. --r- I - - / _____________ .. I _____ When that held he would con- and expensive tangent during = go. I can count to nine and I saw that if South held both ace and queen of hearts he had nine. top tricks. On the fifth dia. mand my partner chucked a hert. I let - ~ ran off ' .:_. - __ I,,., Z. . ~ TV Time Previews % . _:~, ) A " ________ ,1 . _____ '-'.' MOON IfILDREN ( to July 21) Control ,your tongue with those in authority during day or you get into much un- -. ' 1 ,1 known as th e suit preference necessary trouble Then you suit P • / . r/411 -_ operation does not jell shows a low S _________ - Being highly devoted to your good pals is wise or one you are very fond of could stray For Abby's booklet, "How ta have a Lovely Wedd ...... send $1.0 to Abby, Box 69700, Lois Angeles, Cal. 9000. WK854 • AKQ 16 held off until the third spade dummy. Then he i i 7 a Jackson, Mich, reader. "South , 1I UFE k-. .1. Q 1 9.0- adresped envelope. Jacoby and Son MUST Thg1WPJ PJII.'T'r I 'flIE -- _____ I '(',entlemen tv'mnperinwntat rnmpiitør' r ran Tn reply to your p!ei thit only v that ye,) ire kinc' to' much of a hsv wf" nd mn. " ' " /, lit ' . I I study of some new course you ,Qam.b# OR 4eA&* , 11l;' I M ____ OF P M Show patience. ~ ' 1 / I ' Pi' 7A By Ruth M ille t ' I ' -1 ~ : W.0mm - c) — —___ If any ho,isw1fe does get a tJq Our Computers C&m come harasqeci hniicewife, round to speaking her mind on .5 •- ' l ' 1 1 Two dirterent banks this week finding that folder in her mail, being iskerl to help keep a' T do hr (Ilk" '-Hn' little folder is Mmoct sure to tmko her pen hank's computers calm. her let-i cniintv'r 'hc'r'k, instenrl of have sent me __ - ,. r- Although you may have many that chickens, wrapped them in aluminum foil and sent them to their house in BY: ~ven years ago I did a terrible thing. I had an affair with a man. His wife sued him for a di- I! ne _____ p1rhirinst n Rmilinsit rnmputer In hand And write the bank that ter will prnhahly In qomethInsti 'he per,zonnIi-,red chrrk,; ynti vip. like thiii. with the wordq. "Vniff C Iv) to opqnt 'he oalm of your ....., &1 fl,;:r?v - ---" J ii J.raTh fie trn1nr t .'Q Jun ._ -, ! , ON UMCLL 04 A WA IAIA 4 fi4r-0 -- 1114 Mr-T! 14m4t3si' I I - n -. - ut I ( '5 "" 'rn( I-k..... th rai Keep - -• Ga / TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) - Troubled? Write to Ahh}, have in mind is necessar be " DEAR B;Y: We he" be "irift" enough for me. He who takes but never gives some friends whose teen-aged may last for many years, son was killed recently. Wantbut never lives. ing to be of some help, I S let worry. No questions will ' .-... ______________ of recent ''ears is donating In i ) ARIES (March 21 to lpnl 19) your her ( ____ Inc. husband's role cause of it. Forget It and continue to lead the good life. - .( 0 _________________ would be so unkind as to hours that you do not criticize Knowing that a contribu- I, . I J:_1;_J for ing what kind of "friend" Care must be taken during day = they need. 'a / The dear Lord knows I have is. P '_-- '4A ,I t gI' .. 4NPnO(1YWITIIOUT t ~Ofr- fr\qr_X3* .: .~~ 0*4i 1! ) - P /' l SET ( considerate to have sent the they want the ,most. But remem. a disposable con- her th e chicken good tamer. (O thers could learn pushing 'our ideas from you) But I am Wonder .)'" t_;±I . 4_ - •Cj,," J 13MIYA"Al "OV6 I ic E430y, =0 UP MIX t, ~ ,q ... \ ~ ,)V\ 71 '7~. 1__~~~ I' y' day is NOT # 6- S . the In Ir 0 lik llArm C"Ale'l-NkAs 5 "-. S i- suffered enough for my sins over 11 RE IL_ a? I lb By SIDE GLANCES BOARDING HOUSE --- f;? _____ ,e -~ /~_, . " return. Pretty cute, if you ask but - yl A friend told me that I I< shouldn't have pent the chir- lintil evening make sure you do = "WISE" IN NEW HAVEN I am getting very nervous plant such a preposterous no- others harshly, but evening 4 mind, could be carefree and much fun. tion in th Please answer soon. DEAR WISE: Sorry, * Show diplomacy in A M and DESPERATE S I disagree, I think one of z DEAR DESPERATE: C 0 N F 1 D*E 'N T1 A L To you eradicate problems. This is = , the more civilized practices i ?. OUR — IA6 I44!'PE%E) TUESDAY DEC- ' TENDENCIES: GENERAL My gave me, and we moved out of town. I have found G*d In- . 14 19643 19, _______ Forecast ABBY has irritated Tne for a lone time. Dec. " Now that vor but they went back enough on her mind without worrying about returning a together again, thank God. Christmas is Tiesri)' here, I fancy plater or wonderful husband for. want to air something th DEAR 6A J 0 11 . ~, Horoscope By Abigail Van Buren PnIze rta1A I It - Conte Aguitilp 11111 11I ~ Nortil MOO dent Itanted Caudy CisilL fir q Z:25-5;-_ is 8 !S blius o,,vr at 1`11i'abash 11i'alloy su be att,iched to these units. ~ i I -_ — --I . "" t. ' k- ' pfill==- I j ii i 1 1 I, I' �1 J; Jud ge R0 VV0 VVare Honored Swift's Premium Govt-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen, D 6 D Ducklinas ......... lb. Swift's Premium Gait-Inspected Shipped Quick-Frozen, D 6' D Plump Geese .... i. Colleagues,, Community By 490 Judge Robert W. Ware, who eutli mendal loti and gIowiiit fri - I ;itii+hI a .Snintny School class at M rs. Muriel Gardner of .ca n has pract iced law In Sanford lutes were ac('orth'It 3uflvv 111p First Met hodi ci Church, ford; five irantIc1iiId ren and for more than .10 years, Was Ware by County 0)111 111 iss[fill which has always bepri known nine great orandchildren. I rut ;iti .hliti +\ li'x atiller and lIfltll)tT(l today by his eohli'nu;ies ('Ii;t .IIPdUP rt'c Bill.' ( lncs, if II 1114 (Ii 8 fl'/ flit ritiijte I 0f Sanford Mayor A. L. Wilson. At. Itt're and by the Florida liar. torney EEdwinSltinhiulser also SilI('e It was, orgiinitvrl In l9l. I hiiik we love .Iiui,e Ware ffl(p.i Fletcher Rush of Orlando, spoke nit Ware's nut st atitlin lie still leaches vach Sunday. for being the emilj ment of a Prior to 1.rrtiming an nttor. trite Christian gentleman," said president of the Florida Bar As. service to church :111(1 ("un 1111111. tWy, Ware Was fi school tt'Arh(!t .Itidge Wilila mc. sociation, spoke at ceremonies Ily. honoring the venerable 81-yearThis brought a burst of a p• A plaque in mriiiurv (II I hr •, ntl school suiierintentlent In his old former county judge In the occasion was Presetlied 1' native Georgia and served as a PlatiP and a cfnn'ling ovation m Icr of the courtroom of (he Sc tulumle .111(1g.' Vol le %S'llli:I ins Jr. (II legisla- from lb. more than 5( person County Courthouse today. lure, I Ic is a graduate of the it hr'red In the court room for flit' Nint h .Iunllral Circiflir I iiilvrrslty of Grorgia. ' To 10.0f)0 int'tii tiers of flue the c"remnonles, Judge Ware ht;i s hit'i'ti art lye A 11cr hieglritil,ig flue prart let' Honda liar, the ti;u Inc of .luuilge lii i'ivii' affairs of III(, ('(Ii)) Ittltfl'lea rs ct rca nuari g down if i hinliert Ware .spells a story of iIy for many years, pa rlienlarly 01 law hire in 19.1 5 he was elect. face and choking with ernotio,i, real service to others," said with the yntit It work III the Ri- ('(I to the t)ffi('(' of county jiiolg.' Judge Ware rose to accept his for I hirer conseciat lye terms, honors saying, Rush. wanis ('luihi R'lut bus of approval and ''11 someone's life has been For the past 37 years hi' has servIni from 19:17 to 1918. ,hutfgt' Ware h:i Iwo chltdrrn, math' bet icr by toy living, then Rev. Milton Ware, a Methodist iny life on earth has been worth. Inunist('r In Coral Gables, and while." o 690 "" Copoland's Famous I2 pkq. oz' ieners ..... . W 450 Sarasota Brand Chipped Beet, Ham, or as Turkey ......... 3 p : q7 2 10 4S 9 8 9 IT Tan,ow's Flavorful 451 Liverwurst..... - C L0 South Carolina Standard Fresh Oysters ........... :t They honored Judge Robert Tasty Cocktail Six. Small Quick Cocoa Heinz (bay 3 Get 1 Fr..) Tomato W. Ware for file many years of .service to the community this morning. It was really a sincere 690 Shrimp SWIFT'S PREMIUM GOVT. INSPECTED, SHIPPED, QUICK.ROZEN EVISCERATED SAVE 4c! Nestles 3 90 Pickles SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONELESS Cairo Beauty Midget 16 • 12 ox. L du Baby Food U" Household Bleach cit H jars half gal. Clorox ............. P 10-lbs. to 19-lbs. 15 as. 20-lbs. and up $5 6-lbs. to 9-lbs. 15 as. 37 0 Dessert Topping .':. 39c SAYS 10sf Cinnamon Rolls 2' 611. 49c e1100 bw. S&H GRIEN STAMPS to, Kiddie Corner singing "Silent Court to see the error of their Night" out of tune at the Plaza last night than anything Perry ways and change some of the Como, Andy \Villiams and Sin- unconstitutional rulings they atra could put together. have made in the past. "I have written and talked Seminole Community Action has hired a public relations to legislators whom I know and 'p on an +. . Pilisbarys . . * tb + .. 59 NO. 87 on the St. Johns River Ec Home oniics fari' t Phone 322-261 I or I25-93 Zip Code 32771 VEA I'llER: Fair and mild thru Wednesday; cool tonight. Agent on "The Nile of America" ii _ -- - AP Leased Wirt! — Established 1908 - a !aqnn honoring ( 1-[trt hi Photo) TT AY, DEC. -- --- 20. M66 AF()Rf,['LflRlD,\ - P1'i( 5 Cents World News In Brief Jaycee Teen Club Session Ending To Remain Open UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (1W) The U.N. General AsThe board authorized adver- sen)bly neared the end of its - The County Commission, after taxes for the amounts "appears Club Taho, the teen;ige nightspot in Casseiherry,- ')Ist ie.iiion today on a, harmo-~ w i I I remain open ~vith the fidl cooperation of the City many I dont know urging them considerable parliamentary nia. mandatory" on the part of the tisement for bids for certain i consultant oil a fee basis. materials for recreation fac1i- ninus note highlighted by unani- Council. to use their power to put a stop nucvcning this morning, agreed board , The commission instructed ties at county schools. Bids are mous approval of a treaty outSupt. of Schools A. T. Milwee to these rulings which give corn- to consider discontinuing pro. With council ready "to meet the slaughter", 6.1 lawing war in outer space. gathered in all the school prin. fort to the evil-doer and take viding the services of a home Harold Johnson, county attor- to be opened Jan. 3. teenagers assorted parenta and members of the South Representatives of the firms cipals to start planning policy away the constitutional rights economics agent in th e county. fley, to request clarification of of Frank C. Brown and Yarger for next school year . . . We of the people," he declared, Jaycee.,;invaded the council meeting Monday UIGU (A P u—TeamMotion as originally made by similar and previous attorney Associates were invited to atimagine (the press was not i11 Although he is 8.1 years 01(1, Union locals at scattereill evenint to receive assurance tend the cornmnission meeting on 3tCrs es to'his offj"e Commissioner John Fitzpatrick general opinions. 'ited) they discussed lunch- .Iutlge \S'nre locations in western Pennsyl- that Club Taho would he per. line. New bids were called for Swoftord particularly object- Jan. 3. "requmteci the Farm Bureau to oom participation, ungradiig each day and does "as much 3 p.m. Dec. i'J. The two firms were low bid- vitnia walked off their jobs to- mitte.! to remain open. study and make recommnenda- ed again to a board of nonprimary grades, curriculum and Site of the rne"ting was Continued session of Council ClU)." to be useful and need- (ions as to whether the service elected officials, such as the dci's on a job classification and day in what a trucking assoei:i- changed perhaps setting U a standard e was schteiuied for . p.m. Dec. from City Hall to th WIUlt size paddle to hit the kids with. ed and feel there is still some- should be continued" following hospital board of trustees, hay- pay plan survey on employes of tion siokesnlan (Iescrihed as a W')rnan's Club when the large 29. sympathy strike for the union the county. I mean no sense hitting a kid thing I can do. There are people receipt of the resignation of lug the right to levy taxes. group of young people arrived. The Dec. 27 commissionpresident. James R. Ilofta. William Bush, county engiwith a 10-foot paddle in one i can serve such as In the study Miss Myrtle Wilson, the present The young people wore order. fleer, reported survey conduct- meeting was canceled. school, while another principal of abstracts and wills and gen- agent, ly, polite and well mann.'reil When no second was forth- ed on the cost of materials and will use a tour-inch stick. ))_ while Larry Burnett, .1aye't. era! office practice," the Judge coming, Commission Chairman labor for constructing ZAGREB, Yug.Itvia sidewalks * 4 * noted, Students (I.'monstrating today , third vice president, who had' John Alexander indicated his on 27th Street between PineWhich reminds mc someone against U.S. involvement j concetvej the idea for the club Prior to opening his law of• . • crest School and South Sanford *broke Into the principal's office i Vietnam smashed windows in explained the incidents which fices here Sept. 1, 1025, Judge ' 'titic would he approximately The Lake Jessup causeway at Sanford Junior High School One-year-old Jackie D. Madithe U.S. consulate in this second had brought complaints from practiced law in Georgia feasibility study Is somewhere $2,500 if done by the county or over the we('l:end . ransacked Ware for nine years. between l)el4and and Sanford. $5,000 if dune by the State Road son, daughter of Nancy Madi- city of Yugoslavia. Some invad- local merchants. his office airn,ig others and Burnett reporte.f that "I once felt that h)t'itlg a nun- C. W. (11111) Benedict, State Department froiii secondary ed the consulate's reading room made off wi'h about $50 son, was burned to death early two boys involve,1 in the cufflc ister was the highest eztlliir-, Road Department district in- road funds. Mid sac,"'ed They didn't al the paddle 'hen . when I at the club recently had apoloThe board instructed Bush to this afternoon when fire of unwas teaching gineer WiIu,,rn Sandell. t 1 - year-old 'Tt at I)eLand, said So maybe it was.: gjzt!d publicly. I' I felt this tile higli contact thu. SRI) i Ih'I1ind to determined origin destroyed her DeBary man, was killed Monday mailed the study Monday ( "We are trying to maintain. wt C}IIC.G() A i'h' it +i ear he was driving went People ;trt'iit paying their e"' eaiiing,'' Judge Wio,; r.'nii- (hit' Seminole Cuun(v ('0111- determine its current policy on home, a second house and an the trut! of Richard F. Speck run and keep the club in orderly, OUt If 01fl1u[ and cr:1S1WOI into nisced. coiistructiuig s t' id ewa lk, ; with ,secautomobile (Ill lItir S It I SIPeS o mlssiofl hut Chairman Joluti city taxes in l)ec'iui her . . Ac"hlowivrr, I ;ilu f e el that .i ditch 1t1t 'n sill! ui Orlanilo, on ehar'zes ot inurtkring eight fash on,"' Burnett ai.i_ :'tVL'IILIC, Midway. Alexander said it hut! not ondary funds. cording to city figures less than TIe further reported i CasI there is a great uiced for the i1j3 July Chief D.'piuty Douiuld Butler liven received as of floon to$5,000 has been collected during ______________ g of help that only a lawyer day kind bein of the Orange County Sheriff*,; 14 has been shifted to Peoria, selberry police officer is the last 20 days. paid by the group t patrol the I Office said the rn,ju .upparentiy • can give and I have always Ill • . area around the club on nights suffered •u heart failure' just be. gi' he'll) to people who needt'd agreement with the motion 1 t The Sanford Ministerial Aswhen dances are held and that fore the mishap. soclatiori will sponsor the movie it, regardless of monetary ('00' asking, ''Who does time chair. State the club is oper:It!ng under a SA R.SOTA A P ) man turn the chair over to iii ''The Restless Ones'' here Jan. sideration,'' he said. Cart Cot)12 membertu.1ctit coun c il. _________________________________ prosecutors want Dr. TIC said he hoped to $O ' SOtilO order to second a 26, 27 and 28 at the Civic Center. motion if the Council conirnemideil thu Jaypohino'i bail boosted above the Let's hope the courts make the iiiuch needed changes in the vice chairman makes a inn,k * kn \'01 ,. r)(;; V-lie William Jr. (i'iht) pi.en Ware. .11 .Jti(1e Robert. W. County May Eliminate I got more of a kick watching believe the people of this cottnsome 15 kids from the Pinecrest try are beginning to force the SAYI ISci Lecky Whip an br so that. all the advantage is . tke and right prevail zund I $5c• dairy specials to Seminole ("winty I think the county should find on the side of the criminal and )s been considered to be of a space for the county cngi• against the innocent victim," some value to someone," h' ('on('huilell. $ucer's car on commission (18y5. (Iccll%r('(l .Judge Ware. It was parked in front of a "no "But people want to see jitsparking" this morning. jar small 4 4 mnor Patrolman Herman liarThe weight of criticliun by th e people of th intl ion riett who Is rounding out 20 the U.S. Suijn'cnie Court. is l)eginning to make itself years of service with the tiepartmcnt today. Harriett is the felt, in the opinion of of .Judge Ware, Seminole Comity's senior member of the force and oldest practicing attorney. he's th e guy who patrols First "it, has been dism ayin g in th e past years to see Street while you all are cozy ____ Ihiw laws have been eonstrue(l by th e Supreme Court In your warm beds. jar Gerber's Strained 'ti fine gentleman. "Now Only Ot. Gherkins ......... 410 he a ('I ((('I IT * * if tile city would Judge Ware Speaks Out tribute to r"- 390 Soup ........... 4 cans Cairo Beauty Sweet Mixed vi1ts1111131 By LARRY , * Walkout ha on tT: - a' —. rncu incrin ' MON., TUES., WED. DEC. 1.2O.21 19" - ' Student Protests + Bullet n - To u DeBary Man Suffers Attack , , Before Crash . .+ b Move Trial , - , p let 4 ' 111' 1)11 SIT till t he Predic Busy Weekend Boost - for Telephone Users Thv weekend alivad may ,iany instillIces will gi%.e uj) $15.0oo ort which he is now kids that shot at Santa and rip. Ju dicial s ystem in Florida, UH- tioll ? bu-ing (lie largest volume of long their own holiday tbtit' so that free white waiting trial Feb. (l(0 the IeViSeii Florida ('(.il$tittl. 'j'fie' motion finally was see. ped off the Yule decorations djstaiat calls over handled by others can get their calls 13 out ius secouid atirder charge. (ion. otided by Commissioner from various homes sit in. Judge Ware said Hhlotlier of I.;twrcnce S w o f f o r d when local operators (if Southern Hell through. l e ph one Cotnpuinv here. ''All available equipment ill Henry Simpson of Geneva his fights has been for the amended to include for Te "It's largely bcc,tiw the be utilized," Shedden emphasizAUSTI N, 'fex. (Al') Presisays a coat of silicone on the aiiolitititiit'tit of eniultitl tw iii till fib A . • - - ' fl,LJLJ - MV! 20c1 Borden's Auo.t.d Flavor. Ice Cream tb P& Bid, Yellow* Low-Cal. Hw.ila. (In ... half Is'. 7 I . cons 346 oz MVI I Oc... Spray Whole w J.IIlad Cranberry (Limit 2) me Punch..... . of Xe Xe CI O M. Sauce 0 0 0 0 02 ::z3 LI$ frozen foods - and SAYS 491 T.sy Trow Ps ht I Bay, Waffles is-a.. •Ø I SI li pkg. SAYS 2491 N.w.rd Jon's C (0I "$) Uii flu clø ,. .. . .•'. ' . - . ,,.. •. ' -.'. • Mighty IThist . ' ' . - I + __ Baby Limas 1s.. UU , $1 - i do* I I in, cot raids uluring the last few wee 3)It I Baby Peas J . S.,,. Lek 1S.. -. $ - ......... 4.. I 1)UhliJ J31111 II%.fl WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE! SANFORD MAZA SEMINOLE PLAZA. - H"o 17-92 Dr,, Smfold pei Th ktuuuaced in the United States. low five pe1- mis III sirro1 ell 1"robe Set Crackdown? St.., 0110111111t IN swim in men 111111110 Sust Em-, C I., SAY! 17c1 Piany.Siv.r Liquid VAshtLNG'L'oN A, --I Iciuse Adiiiiuiizttrtttiott .uhcnin. ituittet, was s he.+tukd tot1u,,- . , iii 111111 ..l ....,. JIJLII.,),JIII., to Kend kids to the IA 'I'hus far, only $150 . . . CCt4(I:l'h1t!y1Wtdh1t0)11t $500 This is the last, week. * - , - -. ' / - - ,, •+ - - H - today about thu isala r y f up t $20,500 a year she received (IC. - . - - ,içcE#i Caus.rry Ask Penalty will be opened Saturday -jorn- ( A ll I * me Wit g 'ui - I TUES MON•.THURs UR WED.. 5 AT S 30 • .00 FRI.. S:30-9;0Q recording. HOURSg MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. 9 P.M. + • South Si',iiiutule Jaycue; Why not tumt at tIit ((III? I iI.tsoi P, 'UI sh4 + • ' 4—il/i-.,— C— or - operators Corn Toasfies 3 wb -------- - Apple Sauce MV! Ic! Lhbby's Canned - 184 --- SHOPPING DAYS TO CHRISTMAS __________________________________ SAYS list t II( we Increase? MV! IOc! Lucky Leaf '--_ + McNamara In request we •: cees, for their offorts on behalf of the teenagers of the area all'l rkc.1 oil the eb- ige iii app.'ariurice anti attitude of the club. In other husiutess, insurance l)tIfliMhlrecommendations from County Christ was wcehe,id will e\tt'nd ed. dent Johnson culled Secretary bids received from Nationwide city ball Nativity ruti.' animals nuent, lie re('uulle(i that lit' lIt!- Agent Cecil Tucker, for tiiuuch 0)1 the Insurance Mcintosh A enci "We will be trying hard to get of Defen s eRolrt S. MeNamara In other business, fill- hoard for t huri't' days will save themn fr o m (lie damp. gnu this crusade titter a friend . of his wits falsely at'cus.'.l of lu('ard the attorney general's l)Llbhbt'.'' 5111(1 Robert Slu'thk'n, ('Very call throughithiout tie- to his 'l'exas ranch today to and Cuss Iiiurunce Agency , Southern Bell uuiuun.igt'r. lay. Ihiwcver, with such heavy talk about military spending were "throw,i (Jilt" because When we have that Metro ,nurdt'r and banged, Later uuti- opinion that the trustees of the Shicdth'n said the 1)111)1k' will list' ept'cted. particularly Ott iiniendntents to the policies were national security. phone hookup celebration, let's other ni.un confessed to time hospital shall C C r t If y the start their holiday calling on Christmas know there were submitte.! after the tIcatiittnounts of money needed for Saturday, hit hope we get a mcznl)er of the crime. Sunday wilt he will be SOlilt' tk'l4iy, which we 'Flie Vflrlfll It ) V jut.lgo' it hi lii' niaintetiance and it)il)rOVeItit!tlt the Utilities Commission Florida big day. Monday, also it L-egt-'t," Sln'dtit'gi said. was tnuiehi surprised uuuioi honor- of the hospital and (lie counmis, 11olitl1,y for tn+i,iy persons, will down for the event, New \'t',ur's Eve wct'kc'iid State Department of Public . id by the evc'uits of (hut' day slum shall levy the taxes iui'ces- 111511 ste • • if Ii.'uvy volume tit' likewise is t'pt'ctt'tt to Lit' lit'.iv 5tfi'ty has prepared a bill which sary to obtain fill! needed funds. calls. Walking on Fulton Street this "lily head Is still in a whirl.'' k'r t liaui Usthul, but lighter thud!i would bring a sharp increase In "I an' I)k'lusE'd that my work morning three kids on a bike The opinion .says levying the "Long distance in the Cluristni(Is weekend. the number of driver's license a Jilt. Now if I wanted asked sUsj)erisiong. what were three kids doing on one bike? We sure need a -H crackdown on bicycle safety, 't,i.o. ''i,' I4.S V E GAS, Nev. (AP) A tinting device In a trailer t chipped A group of Navy the desert northwest of hero in $50 to the Little 110(1 School was set today to touch off an ,lIousc... + utidergt'ountl nuclear device which Ititly hi.' the largest ever Pol ice tb' I m tuii'' ut huts IIEIt' f.i be north to 6s:ifurd7 I PYHA M1J)S AI4O.( 'I lIE NILE? Well, in a SdttSI? m usnouk's? . sitsid . . . . - pyi'aiiiids . - along the , . . . 'I'oiinhs ol , , . These iut'e ''Nile of Anies'h'a'', the St. in this cause, however, the suites) iii'e ci)tWt'.'tt' ittucluors hiiui [Od zLi-t)uittI tite l,uku A141111-m-, w here that Liriu't' the Sanford tlut S.. itt'ziwiili - 1111trillu Will 'hiflt Ihiet I(a \% at (hatu Jr North Little Rock, Ark-, hi.' sell IL'IIi. (it U) LI ."tJ', ----------- -----, ''I ho - .. - tet ituor i.'tiiip for 11% e years for bleating a + "(ICU(lfllCll° (mum- - .- - S. - • ..----..- •___••'+_\ -- ..-. 4,• ---- -r--- S ---------------------- 111-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 19, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 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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Proposal that. ) + ;,! I saw yesterday where one of the South Seminole Jaycees criticized the "Port of Sanford." Gee, 1 hope they don't start it drive to move the St. Johns River. ••• ; 3 R. Kerner, asGERALD IL signed to Naval Air Maltitanance Training Detachment, has been selected as the "Instrucof tor at the Month" Naval Air StaThe selection is Sanford tion. '3 based on outstanding contributions by - Meet Set Sunday A Leadership Training Institute for members of the Amaranth will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday it the Masonic Temple In Sanford. Directing and conducting the inset will be Mm. Johanna A. Thompson, deputy supreme royal matron of the Suyreide Council, Order of Amaranth, inc., an international fraternal organization which is one of the adoptive rites of Masonry. Mrs. Thompson Is serving as state chairman of leadership training and also Is a past grand royal matron of the Amaranth of Florida, is a rogIstered parliamentarian, and is author and lecturer on parliainentary procedure and leadership. She was worthy grand matron of the Order of Eastern Star of Illinois In 1964. Other members of the committee are Mrs. Florence Creel of Conway, S. C., Mrs. Bolen B. Seals of Ocala, Mrs. Lydia Riggs Hansen of Miami, 1dm. Basal L. Plehi of Clearwater, Mrs. Clara Parker of St. Petersburg and Mrs. Ellen Apple of Ocala. Courts participating In the Institute will be from Sanford, Orlando, Daytona Beach, Ocala, Eustis, Cape Canaveral, Jacksonville, Ft. Pierce and Crystal Beach. All members of the Amaranth are urged to attend this session. Mrs. Clarence Snyder of Osteen Is royal matron of the local Amaranth. '0 Mrs. C. L. Swinney of 208 W. 17th St.. has offered to give the city a new flag to replace the beraggled one now flying Her number Is 322-2352 gentlemen If you are interested. . • I think It's about time the County started pushing State road department people on SR 46 to Mims - - - There are hundreds of Seminole County resiFour persons have changed their party affiliation from dents who drive on that road Democrat to Republican in the county since the registration daily to and from work. S S books reopened according to Mrs. Camilla Bruce, supervisor of elections, We're still waiting for that party affilia4luzi Is a aIatively &lphc procenter line survey to be cJmpleted on SR 46 . . . Just as cedure," Mrs. Bruce said. "All that Is necessary Is that one we're waiting for the new school letter be changed on the certificate of registration." No mnas re-registration is being contemplated at this tinle buses I. . feasibility study on d due to the prohibitive cost of such a project. causeway over Lake Jessup and Monroe. 4 Change Affilation ) S S S Who's the wise guy stealing those kittens from Bayshore Drive In Sunland? . Who's the wise guy who stole over $100 worth of Christmas decorations and lighting from behind 510 Park Ave.? p 5 BOIl Karlyic IlohINholder. (c County .Jtide of Sominole County. ni till. office In the Court House In Sanford. Florida. with3,' mix CtLlIItldiLr month,m loom the time of the first puhi cation of tIah. notice. Eneh claim or demand must lie' In writing and contain the i,lssee of resitionoc and post office' address of the claimant and must he eworn to Lena Tates Ati I) Executrix (f 0 iutd estate 3011104111 A. MrLEC)ti Attorney at 1.w I,rgwer 9lO I Apni'k.1 Florida Puhiliti Nov. iti, V, 24. & bec 1. 19(1G. I)I)G-2t Is lb. Cuurl of the HAZEL B. GAILDNEIt Deceased. P1TLL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the vudersigned will, on the !nd day of December, A. D. 1966, pro. posit to the Honorable County Judge of Seminole County. Flop- S S Ida, bar final return, account and vouchers. as Adininitratrlz ci the Estate of Ilasel B. Gardner, deceased, and at said time, thee and there, make application U the said Judge for a final set tiument of her adndnisDstlot of said estate. and for an ordei discharging her as such Admhm litrat rix.. ) day O October, A. I). 111116. Mary IClIsa.tetb OlhIeUIy As Admlntvt,lItriZ of the Estate of Hazel 13. Gardner Deceased C. Verussn Misc. Jr.. of CLEVELAWb, STEP11ENiON )11Z11 Chamber of Commerce today sent out ballots to name 12 new directors . . • Must be returned r Nov. 28. Adivinitti.ratri a. lii. IT. 4. 110 VDG-1 I b I •, I - I 1 V Contractors who have done business with Uncle Sam on various jobs are chuckling over the Medicare whoop.de-doo at the hospital and the fact that "receivable w 111 increase." Some of them kiwi from cx perleuce that at the Unie the work is done and a statement is presented, It merely starts the red tape regarding forms to unwind. a . ianford. Florida Attorneys br ub1irii Now the tax assessor Is Interpreting state laws . . . It seems the city of Sanford was ready to annex the Harrison property south of First Street near Holly . . . The majority of the property owners said okay . . City pushed the project and brought It to the tax assessor . . She said "No" . . . stressIng a state law that not everyone signed the petition. Now that the city election Isn't in doubt, and the sign ordinance has been drawn up and the ban of alcoholic beverages lifted for the Civic Center, our city fathers will start thinking of downtown Sanford. I 1 --• • V i , . •. V "The Nile of America" ----_- rrath a tifia rb Phone 822.2611 or 425•5938 VIATIIElt: I":sii' VOL. 59 NO. 6 — 7 AP hiclIC(l \Viro—FsLiib1iHht(I 1908 . mid — r - warm Ulm tho weekend. Fltl!)iY, NOV. 18, 1966 - SANIOIU), FII)RIIJA - Price 5 Cents ginfor - I of c u t Alcohol Ban p . Jr LT. GUY M. LARMORE, former ground support equipment division officer at Sanford Naval Air Station, this morning received a letter and ribbon bar of commendation for achievement from Secretary tary of the Navy. Paul H. Nltze, Capt. Herbert N. 1tut , station commanding officer, made the presentation, first to a NAS officer for performsince at SNAS. Larnlore, who retired last June, and Mrs. Larniore (above), now reside in Orlando. By a 4-1 vote, Sanford City Commissioners, meeting in spoclal session, 'Thur day, voted to lift the ban on permitting use of aicoho lie beverages at the Civic Center. Motion was made by C ommissioner Earl Higginbotham and seconded by Con missioner Joe Baker. Cornrnissloners W. Vincent Robe rts and M. L. Raborn, Jr. voted "ayes" with Mayor A. L. Wilson voting "no." Mayor Wilson read a pre pared statement listing his reasons and quoting verses of Scripture, to illustrate 1' S S , •.. , - S Cooking School Winners On Page lÀ his opposition to the move. Commissioners called t he special session to take action of the controversial i ssue at the request of the Seminole Mutual Concert Association, so that the group could and intended to permit serving book a well-known orchestra of alcohol be allowed to mr. for the Dec. 10 annual cham- range their own Insurance coverage on an Individual basis. pagne ball. As of now, commissioners The tlMMoCifltioflS request Was based on the fact that there Is jilati to go into full discussion no other large hull in which to of the rates, charges, regula1111111 stage such an event, with the tions and ramifications of the large crowd that. is expected to expanded use of the center at their Nov. 28 meeting. attend. Qualifying petition to run for of Commissioners set a fee a seat on the Casselberry City $150 for use of the Civic Center Council in the Dec. 5 municipal on the designated night, but inelection was filed today by ArSanford's first night time Christmas parade will be approxdkate(1 it was an arbitt'arY thur Lego. incumbent. imately one and a half miles long with 117 entries, one of the figure to cover costs of inAlready qualified are Dr. Eulargest ever seen here, Sanford-Seminole Jaycee officials ancreased insurance rates. gene Ellis, incumubeuL and Don nounced today. They indi ca ted they would Willson and Charles Woodruff. The parade units are scheduled to form along Seminole Annual Seminole County Deadline is Nov. 25. continue to review the situation Boulevard, east to the Sanford Naval Academy and bOUt.0 on in regard to additiunnl coverage Fair, sponsored by the AmerPosts open are those of Ellis, San Juan Avenue. demanded by insurance cOfli- rican Legion opens at 5 P. M. Lego and Edward Luau. The march will begin at San Juan Avenue and First Street panics and set new rates, after at the fairgrounds on. proceeding In the line of march west on First Street up to and further study, which may be Monday across French Avenue. different from the rate quoted South Hwy. 17.9. Parade chairmen Robert Murrie, John Gentry and Bruce Judging of all exhibits enfor the Dec. 10 ball. FORT LAUDERDALE (A?) Bauder have requested all entries to be in position by 6:30 p.m. I'AMELA Both Commissioners Iliggin. tered will take Place from 10 —À wind-whipped blaze leupeti JOHNSON, with the parade to start promptly at 7 p.m., directed by parade Pine Chest School fifth bothutmi and Roberts told Mayor a. in. to noon Monday, tith from one luxury yacht to anmarshall. grader is winner of this Wilson they had the greatest livestock judging Monday afTheme of the parade this year will he the "Wonders of year's Christmas 1)aVft(lC respect. for 1ii opinion and con- ternoon. Livestock entries may uth.r, epkx1d :i'ioline tanks Christmas," submitted by Pamela Johnson, Pine Crest fifth theme contest. Her sug- victions but felt they represent be made all day Sunday and like huge firecrackers, and grader. de.niolbehed more than a dozen gestion was "Wonders of the people of the community up to noon, Monday. Sanford merchants are co-sponsors of the parade In coopera expensive seacraft at a plush Children's Days are set for and their wishes. Chi'istmtis." tion with the Jaycees. "Our federal, state and local Tuesday and Wednesday at river marina today. Police estilaws give people the right to 4 p. in. and Merchant's Day mated the damage in excess of a million dollars. consume alcoholic beverages at on Thursday. their own discretion and as lung us they conduct themselves properly and withil' the law, I do not feel we should deny them this right. No one is re quired to drink, at any given function, but It Is their right to do so if they wish," stated Three cases of second degree Raiford, where he is already shooting into an occupied Iligginbotham. murder, a manslaughter case, serving two consecutive ten- dwelling are lodged against "Thu members of the Mutual OR Willie White of Oviedo who Is Concert Association represent an aggravated assault case and year sentences for breaking and entering In Miami in Septem- alleged to have killed George nearly all the business and civic two charges of breaking and en- ber. Graham in June. Trial is set for leaders of our community. They tering are on the docket for full Hayes Is charged with break. Wednesday. are responsible. Intelligent pewterni of Ninth Judicial Circuit big and entering, possession of I3ILly York Is also charged pie and their opinions are repCourt which reconvenes here burglary tools and weapons. with murder and aggravated us rosumitutivu of the thinking of Monday, before Judge Voile Powe Is charged with B and E sault. Ills trial Is set for Mona the community," Baker said. Williams Jr. I II discussioms, commisslumwrs and possession of burglary day. Samuel Graham, charged tools. Roy Coleman will be tried said they did not know of "more with inanslioughter In the death I Charges of second degree Monday, charged with aggra- than five or six functions that ACCEPTED EACH DAY UNTIL of Paul Gilmartin, 14-year-old murder, aggravated assault and vated assault In the case of an would be hold at the Civic Cenlocal Boy Scout, will be tried elderly Jameston couple who ter, with permission to servo Monday. Graham was originally were brutally beaten and rob- alcohol" und Indicated the scheduled for an earlier trial, bed. Youth Wing of the Civic Center WASHINGTON (UPI) — but he jumped bond and fled would be closed on those nights. to New York. He was caught Starting with 1968 models, all City Manager V. K. Knowles Contempt and returned here to stand trial new curs sold in thu UiiIt.t'd told cuittilsioiiei's the motion CtflUMH1A, 5. C. (Al') — ti State must, be equipped with next week. bums would miecessiThe eabe of hubert hayes devices to cut air pollution ru- Secretary of Luliur W. Willard to lift the tate all increase In Insurance and Leon Powe, who were suiting from automobile ex- Wirtz has been ordered to upFOR NEXT DAY INSERTIONS rates of about $460 annually caught red-banded by local po- haust fumes. Secretary John pear in U.S. District Court in (SATURDAY NOON FOR MONDAY) lice when they broke through W. Gardner of the Department Columbia Nov. 28 to show and new fees would have to be not to cover this cost, for such the roof of Pine Crest Liggett of Health, Education and We[. cause why he ishould not be Jiexall Drugstore last spring fare (HEW), said fuilui to held in contempt In ii wage- functions. As an alternative, lie sugconform to the standard could und'huur case. The order st4usis will come to trial Tuesday. d that those organizations car nican a fine frwmi a complaint brought by geste of $1 ,000 a i Powel Is being returned here who rented the Civic Center the Department of Labor, (ruin the atate pelmitentlar7 at fur auto uiaaufactwers, Lego Files Fair Time Busy Workload Slated For C'ior(Hit Court Monday 322.2611 4255938 IN-COLUMN LOS ANGELES (Al') —The Los Angeles Dodgers reportedly will call a news conference today and announce the retirement of pitching star Sandy Koufax, lJusel)ail writer Phil Collier of the San Diego Union, writing under 'a Los Angeles dateline, said that while the club has not publicly announced the news conference, the newspaper had learned exclusively that it will be called and the 80yeur-old southpaw pft4ther will call it quits. - Classified Ads Air Pollution -i-I-F -- V - Zip Code 32771 I a a County Juaga. b.essIsu,h' County, Stale of Piurids. is Probate Iss we' lb. Estate ..fi bated this the 21111th 5 S S by the' claimant. 11th agent or attorney, or the same shall he void. * * * Yachts Burn That story the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council put out the other day was Interesting but where are the long range plans for Seminole County? by notified and required to tile deny claims and domandi which you or 4ltlICr of you, amy hays against sud ostato in the offic'- I Koufax Quitting.? The word Is that the Seminole High Band will go to the Tampa State Fair . - . Band Parents urged to attend meeting 7:30 p. m. Monday. Tou and curb of you are he- on the St. Johns River 117 Entries Set For Parade Mayor Al Wilson and Commissioner Earl Higginbotham will be off to the West Coast this weekend to take a look at some marinas in Tampa, Sarasota. 1)}iC'EAHEI) * * * * 'The Wonders Ot Christmas' S S WOTICIC TO 01111W1'tIilS TO Liii rEflsIlWl4 flAt'1P40 (h.A111114; Oil 1)1'It*NflS LOAIP,t4T SAIl) 1111TAT1i I ki& A lot of people have knocked themselves out to make the All Souls Fall Festival a success tomorrow. - . Take a look. IN ODhTTiTT JitDfli'S COVUT, q The Chamber of Commerce Is expected to sponsor a public forum on the proposal to move the courthouse to a more centrally located point in the county. John Krider. executive director of the chamber said today the executive board of the organization will meet Monday to firm up plans and dates for the forum. Krider warned that continual battles on couity seat relocation would split the county for the next 100 years. p' fr.vp.r ;mnh'ersifv near Oviedo pj the center of population may switch to the east side," Krider said, adding "Would they want to move the courthouse again?" Krider said he would like to see the County Commission meet once a month in the south end of the county and that fully equipped annex office be set up there for the convenience of residents In the south end. The executive director took a poke at "unqualified persons making stands on the courthouse question when they don't know what they're talking about. "There was a public hearing on the courthouse question years ago and no one showed up," Krider emphasized. "I respect the opinions of others, but they should know what they're talking about," be said. "It would be Interesting to know how many people actually use the courthouse facility, or is this fight just to make It easier for a handful of Orange County lawyers," Krider said. 0SS $F.MIWOLE (O*.J503'T, P1011111* rue No. air ESTATE or I Robert Tucker of Casselberry said the other day the court. house committee in 1961 urged a permanent courthouse group be established to keep plans up to date. This was not done, Tucker said. . . Oh yes It was Mr. Tucker. - The County Cornmission was appointed as the month after the report was filed. Legal Notice I Chamber To Sponsor Forum On Courthouse CUCiitimmte* over III.; protent. to milli. that "Sanford haq elintiged IN Inrfirpornfed. ''If an election SeminoleMr'niorinl tins 1111,10 nlxmt stiipiyl,ig wat er and Seminole County Say, if they want a more centrally located spot for the courthouse It should be put In Wagner. . . That's a little farming community exactly In the center of the county. permizbent getting wnrqP every day and It con. were held to Irn11q onrthnuse by the In order to make these dup- purchase of a perninnent site. port Swnf• the Cotlflty sent,'' the new ()inflE duplicate "total spweromge service for with County he ontinitd. ilcate services legal within the Inquiries have beeti matte on tile pitni. services," In addition to the one next two years, It would be nec• purchase of five acres at the Vhen asked how his fellow jiltilor college and It will hove ford said "Iii my opinion to per Itq , invo WIlItleg lii.-;tnlln- rent of the people In Smith county commissioners want to esq .Ary to seek a sliecial legis- corner of English Estate's 1101111 coill III 114tti(itiv rs stood (III lilt, it) I)IIII(I Settiltinti' would v&e to keep the Cnssetbcrry Planning Board tiiitiq.' construct in Sanford. was made lative act when the legislature and SR 436 in Fern Park bythe e'etitIhimir I(fl'lItiI)Il issue', he Ttick rioutilewd that "if file ;time Inenfloti. If .4 ppfition were fried to pnint out ron a map ssioll, Swofford rm,pided. stild, "We linveii'l retilly (lIqby Commissioner W. Lawrence meets in March. The time of ml. tvnitill City of Sanfnui sees it will not pri'i'tited with enough nnmes," showing prOji'('tefI growth for Swofford at an informal session crofilnwd records also would it won iiliitc(i out by others e'iasst'd it, to whole lot." "I wisuld vote for an the tounty advotritioires of a InIfe stsiled that part of the get flip rourthowtp offierwilte, he added. Thursday night with the South be necessary beIcause of the pro- fit the gnIlIp tllnt %villie just it (atiofl sOuth of Sanford. Swof. VIiigIIt. compromise and a g ree election." Seminole ,lavcees courthouse blerns of duplication and space, little over an acre was entiskh'r• lionel Iiie for list' cotirthotise it eel adequate for the new large will go let tough in two more to nnnt'x property in the area ,Ihn fin,nhle (if the' .fnycees. ford riiie0loned the value of committee. representatives of he indicated. nskd, "Since property has a planners and their repOrtS. Attorney Harlan Tuck cx- courthouse, n,nirtntiY Ki% ! fIonr' on thst' oihmt'dy cruwdeti of the county nftk'c'q and junior the Longwood and Casselberry higher evaluation In gniithl Asked what the opinion at college." City Councils and the Cnsel- pressed doubt that this was Acres were considered iieees t'o'snty jail. the rounty planner fit as to the Questioning [lie sintpinent Ifint Seminole, why can't we it, rererviiev to #III #111411-nate possible under the constitution. snry by tile colli I'll59101112rs for berry Planning Board. our tnpnyersV' katinn of the courthouse. Swatfor site propoce'eh by the South the cotmrtlmuse has to be built something Cliff Jordan, chairman of the Swofford stated he had intro- a branch facility, 'very major expenditure ex ford said that he had "never Jaycee committee, moderated duced the question, at a Corn- Swofford revealed that al- Seminole group, Swolinrel said in an Incorporated municipality the discussion In which Swat- mission meeting two weeks ago, though $600,000 should be in the that lie "does not think the City Tuck rend from the qtnIp stat- cept schools and roads has gone spoken to him and was which say it. may he Incat- to the city of Sanford.'' Turk against hiring him in the first ford faced a barrage of ques- of broadening services through capital outlay reserve Inc the of Sanford would ever annex tik's lions on the issue of locating a more complcte branch facility new courthouse $100,(}()f) v.115 dnwmi us fat a-4 Sunhisnel Estate's cii its it ''village,'' interpreted stated. ''This county Is divided a a Amaranth I The only county . In Florida where it county seat isn't In a municipality Is Wakulla One municipality there was established In the 1880's after the county seat was set up. the in- tl.e detachment and supported fleet activities. (Navy Photo) JESS WILLIAMS, R.m Iqle in this yent-'s hudget for % S S structor to Training S S S not flpe€'sqII riIy he m'rth mnd south and i branch court• the proposed new facility in a and that money has been set tnkt'ti out over it ,vrloc1 of tliret' or the jtiiiltit' ttihii'iti'.'' fie .qIt1 by him to " By LARRY VERSHEL V a lioulte be huilt in South Seminole more central location. +4 CL ~Co a, roPose ranc ourt ouse 5 p.m. �I -- IIi*zi1srb *win Corner Pastor's it, - Nor. l Page2 _11r I WhatAbout he Counc l? T n lP66 All r i j s oul S Women •M U* . ' . - Comniiinitv Thzinksiri rng I)a S('r\ ice sponsored 1w the Sanford Area Ministel ial A s'oci First A.M. lion will . rive WrAm. Annual Thanksgiving food f clothing drive conducted resbyterian Church, association .. I ' Souls Ca tholic Church Sanford was announced at the Novern. structh'e %% charge of the clothing inil .auiaWay KV. To Be be Mrs. Alma _,~ -lf I II Guest .________ - the Cas'elberry Community Methodist Speaking were (left to right) Charles Craver, Lawrence Grose, Rev. rind Mrs. David troversy would be quite an un. Drive, New Yark IOD27 and get The club will sponsor a Day deratatement. Much of the dii- the facts. You are urged to at- of Recollection. Dec. with ficuity has come about as some tend the meeting in Miami men of Nativity Church of Lake secUon of the press have given Beach. A congregation can send Mary, St. Mary-Magdalen the impression that the cotmcll an accredited visitor. who will Altamonte Springs and St. Ann's I speaks "for 42 million ProteM- attend the sessions and "o who of DeBary Invited to attend. t•" The denominations in the these people are and hear the The 11 a. m. opening Mass will R. . Burkette arid son, Gary, Alan Miller arid Roland Weber. Chrome plated shovel used has been donated by the Graydon Pleasant-, of M"inston,'-' ,Rlem, N. C., to be used at all Morivian grouridbrcakings in florida. The parsontwo-car garage. p lopic . I I, I a1L,U Dr k ____ . •,, -' . I.:, I 2 ' -. 45i. 1.1 -- I 11 Gal • L.- ._J.,L,_ , 4 OF F FICERS Of Forest L a ke A.'ndeniy Business Club are (left In rihI) Vicki Crist, .4ecret,ary; Alr.q. 1111til 11111ii-, .-iponmor; Lelimd M10-4, vice president, and ,Iean flhttit, pre$i(lCflt, Itosciva Porter Is tIt1 nS11IP). -------' om ard Communist / • SAIGON. South Viet Nam (AP) - U.S. warships bornbarded cargo vessels along a 10mile stretch of North Viet Narn today In a renewal of the 7th Fleet's new campaign to cut the eaborne now of Communist supplies to the South, The Navy reported 42 cargo boat-s destroyed or damaged in c bombardment by two destroers ranging ) to 30 miles north of the demilitarized zone between North and South Viet to . . _________ - r' , . -- - • pa • I i r . l - . j . .• . • _______ - • • -. ' '-,.., ' Cargo Vessels - vice program company today infiltrated the U.S. am infantry another seized half a ton of rice. The munition diirn;i at Long Hinti, 13 rice haul for the operation, ni miles noilhreast of Saigon, anti ready the largest of the war, set off a satchel charge on one rose to 2,329 tons, of the onuirunit km pads which U.S. headquarters reported touched nit a five and secondary that Viet Cong guerrillas early explosions. . . . pay T - • I) N; ! 1f:: _ : • _ _ _____ _______ _______ ________ -: - J Honor Member ___ - . - . ______ ____ Dinner ____ . ' _________________________________________________ tiara of the day. ' - what -• .•. • ' _____ • ____ .' - - • - - Bethany Circle To Host WSCS Supper Meet Luke • Churchwomen . T m ) 1 • Services Set . Set Meeting - ____ i ~ scrrtcc • . ..•, I i ~ 5' - ___ meeting in --- representatives •- of . Thanksgiving annual Thanksgiving Service of Messiah Liithe**n Church, Lutheraa Church of - The MneHcs, will be conducted by Martin Pouts, pastor, at 7:45 p.m., Wednesday. at the Legion Home on Prairie Lake in Fern Park. There will be special music by .- - of tire cross kuksgiviig (ij.yieit vi(1-. the organist and choir. The public is Invited to attend the service. Vlrluls Pthsskl P.O. Box 1214 , "U614 S. S.mrtel. opened exhibition consists of a series of large, almost lifeWZe oil paintings of the "Way of the Cross," closing hours in the mortal life of Jesus Christ, executed by the internationally famous artist-Illustrator, Ben Stahl. The museum is located at the intersection of U. S. Highways 41 and 301 on the Tamiami Trail. For Her c. E. lit & Sasderd Ave. Doiton. J . 1 .. For Him For Your Favorite Fellow For Your Best Girl Giuiu, opal with nlsi dLamonds i a said of 1411 gold. $150 C.b.i9 quasLt and five dIamonds mowitsd In 10K gold. $89.95 Synthitle blrttmston. dks. tindivs br ight 10K gd. s7.95 . SPECIAL BUY! IMPORTED ENGLISH LEATHER SHOES WITH LEATHER LININGS - HendtOIM 109 gold and gsnulas onya l.W.l tiag i" sadp' '° heather soles . . - plus +rodlttonal cr,aFfm,nship a nd adh.r.nc. to Psnn•y's s trict peficataona. All mod. an to yout' got tho cam. Amenscaus lat lo,t you 445I! Corn. too ihs tremendous barg ain! Iinnga, Itit*sh - £zquisIt. Opal and thus diamonds In a glutning 1411 goLd tins. $49.9 Onii Initial tiag With two diamonds In glum' big 10K gold. $24.95 synthetic WIntone and o spinahs in f.mlnlni 1011 saId. $12.95 an* Irliliast diamond kandsom.l I. thy 1011 gold. $15.95 s A. . Long wing tip brogue in black or antique brown. 'I S. Classic oxford in black or antique brown. C. Distinctive slip-ons in black. '4 As& chsist- psSUkd FAIR! You can got any of sh., Irnporfod qualty boet at ass astoni shing P.nn.ø-low prlc.I All have luxurious i,.th.ruppers, t,ath,r M&Iy esespi Cal. Ia$si,da- fiNam V(.Ia$S Vie. S.pbls H&a.s 3U.15Z or .1. • I 90 1I0w.4 suoky $apa qiarb mouaat.d In tl d. *vs. Sanford Flower Shop - 1t new MGM comedy "Penelope" comes true. Pictured Is a young lady being prepared for a Greenwich Village scene In the movie, by having a Picassoesque figure painted fore and aft. Fashion painting has already achieved some small popularity among teen-age girls, who have figures painted on their knees. OkZMtW 63 pr..Iu Th h.1w4 M.ra$4 No 5. vVeseb 5sa16 Mee. Madred SARASOTA MUSEUM of the Cross, new in forida and unique of its kind in the entire world, was to the public last Saturday. The permanent , tT-1,1- 11. *anfrb 11tralb ,biikS 644.4255 £merlcaz ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY *~~ PAINTED WOMEN may become a more literal term if a fashion prediction from the building and a tunnel complex, U.S. headquarters reported. Other units found 15 enemy bunkers in a nearby site and Sanford Bev. _ * my killed so far In the monthold operation passed the 1,000 mark. The U.S. force in Toy Ninh reported killing about 20 more Viet Cong by air strikes and small ground clashes. This raised to 1,009 the total enemy officially reported killed since the operation started Oct. 15. 'Troops of the U.S. 16t Infantry Division, combing areas east and northeast of Tay Ninh City, Fey Wse. - 91 water. a Viet Cong base camp today with a large hospital watcoc WJlSN "uld 10 more than 250 rounds of fiveinch shells at supply craft. both the beach and In the The U.S. command reported only small and scattered ground action In South Viet Narn, while Vietnamese headquarters re ported a seri es of Vict. Cong harassing attacks with mortars and mines that ranged from one end of the country to the other. One sabotage attaàk set off a four-hour lire and iC series of In a U.S.amrnunitIop dump near Saigon, but a U.S1 mIlitar3 spokesman said damage was light and there were no casualties. On the political front, Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announced six changes in the civilian cabinet In an effort to end the eight. week-old dispute between southem cabinet ministers and norther-neTs dominating the ruling military junta. Reports of Inc tion persisted after a stormy night, and further changes were thought likely. For the seventh day in a row, poor weather cut heavily U.S. air strikes Thursday against North Viet Nam. U.S. pilots flew only 52 missions, about one third the average during good weather. U.S. military sources said the North Vietnamese are ta king advantage of the foul weather to rush repairs of roads, bridges and rail lines. Guam-based 1352 bombers struck today in Toy Ninh ProvInce for th e ninth consecutive Atday in support of Operation Attleboro. the 30,000-man hunt by U.S. ground forces to fl ush the Viet. Cong out of a major stronghold 60 miles northwest of Sai- located - I -- ') 4 nne i . t 0 T% reported In Operation Attleboro. but U.S. headquarters an- -. ii iiW '- • ~ gon. Only light ground contact was I1 at qotv! ,'• '--,. I into Thanksgiving . 1% j', 1 Mkop explosions • ' 11 he Navy said the destroyers on - - - •' - -• - John R. Craig and Hamner fired . ______ ________ Truthsankers ; Nam. " ' _________ ____ (..- I '-Il t ... !!! one-man (ance in prevention of suicide. Sanford Electric Co. rI ~,~T ____ ____ ONLY $ ' ii . 4-'.-S `497 %W,rfflVC S. Warships U. minister, ' IMF a ry I In scientists Slate Thanksgiving nites V . ________________ The evening service will he from Lakeland. are special conducted by Rev. William guests. council rather speak to one an- deliberations. You are asked to be followed by a light breakfast Timms of Sanford, retired Me- Other out of town visitors will the church social hall. Procaw and o the general public, consider the possibility that you • • who was ac- include Rev, and Mrs. W. B. th odist What Is said through the coun- have been misled your under gram will be continued until 2 standing of th e purpose and P. m. Chairman is Mrs. Bridgit tive In youth evangelism for Miller, parents of the Bear Lake determined altogether cli pastor. and his sister, Dr. Mars theelected representatives of work of the council. The writer IColarlk. All ladies are asked to many will he out the close will bring ohservDn', Sc;. sages from the Christian i Miller. the churches. A denominational has brochu res that you may prepare a box lunch. ed at an II n.m. service Th in's- relationship between prayer enee textbook. Baptism will be conducted du.rdelegation has the right to dis- have for the asking, Let us To- The Christmas party will be Christ, slid Thanksgiving. ing the service for Rev, and Open House "Christians rejoice in secret 55(,cj1te Itself from the pro, call a part of the high priestly planned by Mrs. Marie Rotas day in First Church of be et aside for A period will Members of Sanford Christian Mrs. Miller's infant daughter, S c I c t i s t, 8(10 E. Second testimonies of thanks from in beauty and bounty, hidden nauncements of the council and prayer of Our Lord In John 17, and Mrs. Nanc Huckahene. Church have been invited by Kathryn. "Holy Father, keep through Mrs. Viola Frank and Mrs. Street, Sanford. this Is done often. Hardly dividua1 in the eongregiitjnn from the world, but known Richard L. Marshall, minister, Sunday, at 6 p.m., the Junior always agrees with all thine own name those whom And' Mendoza were welcomed Sermon readings from the who also will join in several God. Prayer, watching, and Mrs. Marshall for an and Senior Methodist Youth Fell that comes out, but when we thou host given me, that they into the club, bringing the tot-al Bible and the Christian Science Thanksgiving hymns. and working, combined with open house potluck dinner at lowship will resume meetings at may be one, as we are . that paid membership to 51. Guest textbook, to be rend in Chrisconsider the fact that 30 The church soloist, Ross self immolation, zirc God's their home, 806 Magnolia Ave- the Bear Lake Church. fement bodies of Christians, with the world may believe that thou for the meeting was Mrs. R. A. tion Science Churches through- Rosazza of the Rollins College gracious means for accomplish, flue, immediately following the The Men's Club will entertain an som of ethnic backgrounds bast sent me." Frank Sr. out the land on Thanksgiving music department, will sing ing whatever has been success- 11 a.m. worship service. Weekly families at 7 p.m. Monday at a and different theological CTTI "We Gather Together," neenmn- fully done for the Christianiza- services of the church are pres- covered dish dinner meeting. phases are here working to_________ tied at th e organ by Miss tion and health of mankind. ently being conducted at t h e Speaker will be Mrs. Edna I I_____ Margaret Davis. low To those leaning on the Sanford Woman's Club, 309 Oak Earle Randall, director and A Golden Text from Coins- sustaining infinite, today Is big Avenue. that there Is agreement at all. counselor for the Young Wo sians and Responsive Reading wi th blessin" ("Science and , _____________ Some will question that the * man's Community Club in Or• t••.- ,- - from Psalms will set the theme Health with Key to the Scripchurches have any right to L1! lando. Mrs. Randall also Is a -.. for the service: "Continue In tures" by Mary Baker Eddy.) speak out an the social and r director of "We Care'" a 100-Pointer prayer, and watch In the same The service will be conducted ST. LOUIS (UPI)-Attorney which offers assis• economic questions of the day. wi th thanksgiving thy by the First Render of the Ray Ejiers started a Sore have said, "Let the vows unto the most High." church, R. Stafford Derby and blood-giving practice In 1942. She is a graduate of Duke Unipreachers preach the Gospel The Bible Lesson will include by Mrs. Roberta Richards, 5cc- So far, he has donated 100 pints versity and has a master's deand let the people alone." HowL Jesus' instructions to pray 41in and Reader. gree in Christian education. of blood to the Red Cros& ever, no one who reads the secret," along with related pas ____________________ message of the Old Testament prophets and the words ci Jesus I Christ and the Apostle Paul In the New Testament could baneatly say that they "Jet he JI -----' " t people alone." This is a day %, when many of our elected ofAp ____ ficials are Christians, and they ____ look to their churches for some 1 spiritual guidance in deciding £-. . At how they shall vote on some of ____ the critical and complex quesA turkey dinner honoring Mrs. The rank and I. Mamle Griffin, retired member -# file churchman also wonders il 1' '."! • Is right and what Is wrong at the Truthseekers Class of • •'. In many controversial matters ,L'-' First Methodist Church, S a n. P' of the time. No one claims that , -- V ford, who now resides at Semi______ ____ the council Is always right in -; j nob Lodge. was enjoyed at the Its opinions, but It does have monthly business and social same of the most dedicated meeting of the class Monday at RELIEF SOCIETY of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Christian leaders, both ministhe home of Mrs. W. P. Chapten.] and lay. In the nation, (Mormon) will have charge of homemade articles and crafts in the Church man. meeting together In the name of Fair to be held from 11 am. until 4 p.m. Nov. 26 on the church grounds The class presented Mrs. 2315 Park Avenue. The man y booths set up will include rummage, baked Christ, seeking to determine Griff in was a beautiful car- k goods, foods, games, and gifts, and the public is invited. Showing some through prayer and study of th e sage. Tables for the dinner of the many items the women will have to sell are (left to right) Mrs. .1. C. Scriptures what Is right. Only THE 30-VOICE Choir of First Baptist Church of Cocoa presented a concert were decorated In the ThanksBlackwelder, Mrs. G. W. Hostetler, Mrs. N. 0. Dunn and Mrs. Don Ellen. denominations which accept at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Bear Lake. Shown (left to right) giving theme and arrangeJesus Christ as Divine Lord and are Mrs. R. H. Wright, St. Andrews choir director; Mrs. Tom Whiteside, merits of fall flowers were used Savior are admitted to the counTom Whiteside, director of the guest choir; Mrs. C. Frank Johnston, orin the meeting rooms. cii. This has ruled out several ganist from Cocoa, and Hal Gettings, acting host for St. Andrews. The meeting was conducted bodies in this country, who very by Mrs. Clarence Purseil, presimuch would like admission, dent. Mrs. Eva Harkey presentMost of the denominations, 1n Bethany Circle of First Meth- An interesting program on the Lawton, Mrs. Madeline Luttrell. ed the devotional on a ThanksOffering St. eluding that of the writer, have odist Church met recently at Philippines was presented by Mrs. John Ridenour, Miss Ruth giving theme and Mrs. E a r I Special offering received at served notice on the council the lovely home of Mrs. Ed Mrs. Waiter Teague who told Davidson, Mrs. James Partin Gaines read an appropriate Sunday services this week at poem. Prayer was given by that If groups are admitted that Carpe nter. Opening prayer was about the work of Rev, and and Mrs. Thomas Moon. Forest City Baptist Church B.'. W E. i ms do not believe in the Diety of given by Mrs. John Evans, fol- Mrs. C. L. Spottswood, missionwill go to the Baptist ChilThose having birthdays this Jesus Christ, their bodies will lowed by the devotional by Mrs. aries there. Rev. Spottswood is dren's Home in Lakeland. month Included Mrs. Kate Riser. Harden Webb. Minutes were a former pastor of First Methwithdraw Immediately. ces Monday, at 8 p.m., the church's Thanksgivi ng Day Se rvi Mrs. Emma Lumb and Mrs. odist Church, Oviedo. Although the council and Its read by Mrs. Don Shaffer. Woman's Missionary Union _____ J. E. Cole. member churches are In con- The treasurer. Mrs. Thomas There was a discussion on a have been announced for St. will have its general meeting ose th an th Atte nding, other ta ct with Christian bodies j Moon. reported a balance of project to help the Little Red The Lu th 1. Luke's Lutheran Church, Sin- at the church. eran Churchwomen named, were Mrs. Lillian Bush. Communist countries, this does $41.713 in the treasury. Mrs. Schoolhouse in Sanford at at _______________________________ via, English Service -iIl of Messiah not mean that it is sympathy Moon also announced that the Christmastime. A committee will meet at sLutheran Church Mrs. Octavia Rumble3', Mrs. p.m., Monday, at J. F. McClellan. Mrs. Jessie 8:80 am. and a Slovak langwith Communism. Some who beauty party given recently by was appointed to look into th e the home of Mrs. Paul Watson, Waits, Mrs. Lena Powell, Mrs. usge Service at 10:30 a.m. The matter. are hostile to council objectives the circle netted some $17. 102 E. Lauren Court, Fern R. Crenshaw. Mrs. Richard Reverend Stephen M. Tuhy will and against th e ecumenical An announcement was made A gift exchange will be held Park. deliver the sermon at both Friedel, Mrs. Esther Crawfor movement In Christianity, have about the covered dish supper during the December meeting Irs. Edwin Pearson will con- Miss Joy Bailey, Mrs. Ethel services, using as his topic made charges that Communism to be held by the circle prior at the home of Mrs. James duct the program. Members Smith, Mrs F. D. Hlckcock, All Things Give Thanks." has Infiltrated the American to the general meeting of the Partin. 0 will prepare "Kiddie Kits" to Mr-s. Harold Appleby, Mrs. John REV. FRED B. Chance, Special music will be preclergy. MMe there have been Women's Society of Christian Present for the No%,ember be shipped to mission sUtionis Higgins. Mrs. E. D. Kirchhoff. pastor of First Baptist 6 6 wak aented by the Senior Church a very small number of appar- Service, at 7 p. m.. Monday. meeting were Mrs. Ed Carpen- overseas. Mrs. Bertha David, Mrs. Church, Sanford, was un- Choir and the Childrens Charent radicals among the clergy, Mrs. Evans showed samples tar, Mrs. Don Shaffer, Mrs. The kits contain items such Timms, Mr. and Mrs. D. animously elected first St. Luke's School. The vice president of the us of there Is no evidence to support of the fruit cakes to be sold by John Evans, Miss Elizabeth 01- as towels, wash cloths, pencils, Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. J. hildren will sing "IAt All Baptist Conven- ' V the charge that the council is members of the circle as their liff. Mrs. Harden Webb, Mrs. toothbrushes, rulers, wiliting Stephen and Mr. and Mr.s. D. j. Florida tion by the more than ''ngs Now Living." SelectCommunist inspired. Any think- Christmas project this year. Walter Teague. Miss Kathryn pads, and handkerchiefs. Horns, 1,300 registered dele- ions by the Senior Choir are ing person knows that the Corn- "A Gladsome Hymn of Praise" (,,/ gates attending the mnunists have killed millions of 11 and "Sing to The Lord of Hatcent annual Christians, Including priests, , Pensacola. For the past vest." Both choirs are under ministers and members every--three years, Rev. Chance the direction of Mrs. Walter where they have come to power. has been a member of Duds.. One of the large, Influential de• A prayer of dedication for IIMP the State Board of Mis•,..••4• nominations In the council resions of the convention the new elisarooma at t. Ported that Its and also has served as Luke's School will be offered "met with personnel of the at this chairman the building House Committee on Un-AmexMrs. Michael Kohany ill committee for the Lake serve Ican Activities and the Federal as organist at the 8:30 Yale Assembly at Bureau of Investigation, but is operated service and Mrs. Olga Jakubejn burg, which were unable to discover any will be organist at the Elovak by the convention. fact or record that would Service in _ &PERSONAL Morals Topic For PTA Meet us : project to provide emplayment youth work, and Rev. Wayne director, Langford. associate for the handicapped. (Herald Photo) .,'.•... t -... diastries, a Methodist sponsored Rev. Warren Willis, director of age vill have 2,458 feet of floor space and will include four bedroom-,, living room, dining room, family room, kitchen. dinette, R .study, and a ________ -------- ,, P ' By MARVANN MILES Copeland, who is conducting A A discussion of Youth Worktour of the lThly Land. A1l1 be In the Florida Methodist Con. Rev. C. B. Callawa.-y or Orlando. ference mill be presented at the Re'. Callaway is the Central 11 a.m. service Sunday at Beat Florida director of Goodwill In- Lake Methodist Church when near Sanlandc Springs. Members of the steering committee participating Communication, 475 Rh'erslde ed music chairman. ' %"- ... absence in MORAVIAX CHURCH of Rolling Hills held groundbrea'king ceremonies cotmcil in council, write to the Office of Mrs. Eloise Hickson was nam. e i ", the services Sunday of the minister. Rev. Delmas for the new parsonage last Sunday on the property .site located on SR 484 ' 'I 4 the 8:30 and 10:S0 a. m. wors Ip rlini 't - - at Church at Job where h l'ri'si '.'iitit Hirviltie it, rc$nq-t I I lr'lItffl'ti,tic IR'ritIf'r ('nt) II. Al wrtd. I mntt h,,v' - • 'n many i'iy vld hace hours in thø -tt'hii hi'tt W85; snid It thiC f them van it.'' I could steep for 3' dciii Johnson. ''Sote us it' I Ws ttiiitl ft iiiiilw' spt'c't'Ii I iii,, I,UI major II "ii' he lout ever (loOt' imiost of Then he srr,fled. 'What ot hr'r afternoon? - he asked. hent with a hnqr'lmll h,i,'' Is hilbiteri Itotti titsik log _. 111f. (IIII(IIIt In a tt,nvetsritlnv, tn'-t'ttln'less working, I in 11.16 g Johnson s tlurl tins wa iii 111 111 In with .Ituiut,cot,. tilt yr Iris i,nre his vtilce as 11111 01 115 11153 'VCU ceht'lti'rit lug At clay's end, I he l'resicierit tuuikvtl ii lilt abtitil his lob: shlile, and to muuke no spcecli('s iii,til,ht flhI( 'l'i1(it)tl. "I have the t,"ct Jo?, In the 11114 t't'cnvi'ty t) liii has he4'Ii rm' four to five weeks. In' polyp The l'rt'sidemnt suilil I ru nt itii - - qu routine that lilt! i-i'nruved hour Iris 1111-011 t Iurul iflhlI('tIIi'4 ltfliSP(' lii('(iIt'ftI ViitI.' I been h,utliunlng mliii for yt'utr.s Iiii't huh' hi SHY long uigo as 1960, when he I'll' latest, issiit'tI lust night: wins enuipulguing For the vice 'lie Is stilt progressing.'' ,C*RWVNN presidency. limit Inc said It hind Johilsoll uhitl It bit of Iris prog ((11110 and guni' (IltrItig lute-a' Itv .IR"P ('44eI1,t'rry rt'ssliig at n puny in iris III-11w.9 - years. It was sitnttrd by his -. - ' oil flttT• In I inn i. nil x will tv a per vu' rsuite, nniuirktin Naval I inspitni AITE*A doctors in August. 51(111 w ill he the r'rourrrum topic tug the 32nd anniversary of Iris Johnson Rudd liii' doctors told S nintringe to Lady flird. • ' bun there may be it (hifft'r('tlt pit. I,,;' tu't rnr'u't.lrr rib the I 1. It 1i)t tinnier wily lute ht'cu,usc tonal quality to Ink voice, whemi I';ngl kh N$ILE sues ;Iemne,,tn tile PI'eSii(i('Ilt t1li)1$)C(i tiii (II ('onl y his throat heals. . ww St until I'st i-u' of. Tvuueht'r A psorla. trig. Tint' Pii'sidi'iit 111153 riot SHI(I lion to be hold at 7:30 I'm. \Vhie ru lie a woke. ,lulmsnn when he will l vnw, Iris $-$T,-n day 1-11 dotuiu'd street c'litthres for tire hospital suite, Wino Ire (1(105, he Iili'UlPiy in the 5(hlO(Ji rafetnir. I U1W first time since his surgery plaits to trend f o r his 1.131 ituutotu 111 111. ALL %Vt'dtu'sdniy morning. 'liii' 101 tirl (f pert-s to tliIn Texa s. The (10(111ke operation removed Jolrusour saw ii st r.'arn of vlsi u - pp.is III(. i'u.hlrins consists of 14140c%W fl growth from his right vocal tons and White I louse aides (br. Ill. Ut,be, t K hrkinnti, Orinntim, cord mid repaired a rupture In I rig Iris work - m i d-mil) st'corntl OW fFPOIIT SlIPS (Ire year-old scar left by Iris grill day of rt'vuipvrn I ion, For I hi' jicychi liutrint, uitnil I'mui Westahi lilutider oiet'iit inn. fIrst time since liii' operation. pupil sit. .lauk Hiu'hrnnn of the NO DOWN "it mints mu the tinu_'," .John- Ire SIIV Vl(M' I'It!Si(ICllt I Iirht'tt. I Ira ogu' ('nuniuty h'bu't i ft's 1kPAYMENT 8 8 s)ii remarked at tire nnnhversa - It. 1Itrnrr,hn,i'y. - ha it 1114-11 t. ry party, 'l'hri, )'resltit'nt an UI Ire lie heard a r('IfliiI. 1,11 tlit ('tIP liiiI(i%VIiIg thei r tnlks they has paints in Iris side, his throat, notnlr situurtinti 1111(1 fxIssiI)k' Vsit Our Complete Record Department. his rhitht ar t it 1111(1 Ills legs. spending curls from secretary of will answer qirestiotna frt,rn the And .lohinsnn said he is trying tire Treursirry I k'trry If. Fowler ntuii°irc. to keep busy because It keeps 1111(1 other top advisers. The 1)rie to the nature of the his nnliid oil the niche's and White I inirse 5111(1 the ad visrrs. ;irtig,-pu in children will not be i)HIt1S. not the I'r(,sid(,nt, did most of allowed to attetnul. Johnson talked in it low, tire talking. Mrs. Margaret Ueynohls, Store hours 8 to 5:30 daily. I husky 'uihee. \Vhietr he saw re principal, Among the titluur lrispitutI vlsi represented the PTA m jotting down Ill,; re- tons: Former Presi d ent 1)w1gtrt this week at the state convenDowntowis Sanfovd U01'l('I's 118 Magnolia Ave. arks, he cautioned them, ''I I). Eisenhower. and I (oust, tion in Tampa. VASl IIN(ITON (Al') / WOK lo B e _ Johnson's Recovery Routine .. %II • Youth _ - _. - at participating. ' " - truly helpful. must be rnre 8 i Rev. R. Vernon Fuller, of First Chnsthin Church, president of the association, will deliver the sermon, "Give Thanks. Whatever Happens." Offering received this year wi ll go to the Seminole Coirnt Mental Health Association ' by All - ______ - -- with churches of the Sanford, 1R, 196fl Nov. --- -_ ---- .. hank 1' rnth etr tntrh sgiv in5 T D at of .-, fl On Dec. the past have stirred some ----- .. •. Plan The council welcomes 'on l*i meeti ng or the CntholicWn criticism, which, to be men's Club conducted I Mrs. based on Sheil a Roberts, president.. facts Those hostile to coopers In drive tive Christianity have spent will Smith lions on printed matter and asks all parishioners to donate radio broadcasts, pouring Out any useable clothing to the profalsehoods ject. Donations of food items half-truths and against .the leaders of our ch ur- to 1111 the two Thanksgiving timal Caulwa of the Churches ches. and sowing discard among baskets 1 are reeded and: In God's people. If you have a may be left All Souls School d Owlst in M'ri 1znd Beach. To say that the question about the -policy of the office. delivemnoes .- I* conducted this year at 10 ft REV. TUOS B MAIN port such charges" how - - i e Cevenast Psalm 133:1 4 Behold, how pleasant It Is for geod and ethern to dwell together UMW4 4.9 nationwide Interest will focus on Florida as the Na. TriIa1 iem* -, I I - - .fps . 1 --_ $19.95 $go's fluids We ut Is chassIs 1411 g,ld mount' a $49.95 - Twin cultu,.d 4f.csluilg sOk gold. pearls $9.96 mounted in oy's .ai MItI alag ma 1011 1d mounting. $7.96 !Ib0f. •s*. 1 Ial.,d. 668-4402 SsI..r*Uus D.Bary rse" W in latss bw 008WOW iLls' '7 ¶T I '-. - _ ____ _____ ____ ,, - __•'v - - -. ' ' - - J_J. ----, - I---- . I __ _______ I ••'- ---- - I— - . ---. r �S 4 No State Lottery Dr. DERVISH this does not mean we o the e paper said, then the morally wrong, certainly would '. dog race Lover's Lane time, for I momhave atehis 1M4h of cmftired mel- and Indulge in Illicit affairs, that doesn't bring disgrace and stirvas dhmseslam . many Amer,. bad publicity to the college ItSebimi. Far DOWN, ' Irrefutable: The merit gambling. e paper seems to PLEASE' ' (11) morally business Itself. cm are falling to we Low- education needs the money so badly a bling as the Furthermore a state lottery would sweepsthkw "tax" should be tried. amount to a tax on the poor; those 'ho We disagree. ]Moral or "not, we just don't believe could afford It least probably would he business for the state the greatest contributors to such a progambling is to be in. The fact that we derive con- gram. Florida education does need money, siderable income from racetrack gambibut It does need It that badly. We lug does not alter the case, morally and mentally bankrupt InRome racing, dog racing and we have with us and we can live deed if we can produce no better plan supervision and for financing our schools. 'them I CL Lui . ' ___ . / •• . .7ç \ .. not are 'm ,.:• . alai with - by strict ,,, 1'. t.-'. ;_ 1.:.. I . '... -. .c. 4 ... Happily Wed? How Boring I. r?"T''. married, brawls be deliberately induced to spice So you think you're your mate are cozily eoin YOU and and bring a little sunshine happily things up patible. A team. Togetherness. Blended into lives personalities. Comfortable and congen- jaded by Not at all. Be just wonders if 'too what on earth do you do much blandness isn't boring. Well, Confidentially, doctor, aren't you 'putfor fun and excitement? Don't you ever yearn for a good, lively ting us on? But whether you are or spat to enrich the dreary dullness of whether you aren't, the least happily wedded couples can do is wish you a long sustained marital peace and serenity? If you are startled by such sugges- life of harmonious unexcitement and then, some college students for more since Abraham. "Let us raise a standard," sex freedom. said George Washington, "to "Dr. Crane," a college the fact which the wise and just may dent began, "we resent that we can't take our girl aspire. friends up to our room where He didn't say we should lower we can do our petting, unab- the standard and shoot for a goal that was only 50% right served "At present, we must stay and just. downstairs In the dormitory For we usually fall short. We parlor or else park along some must shoot for iooc in order to in order to hit 75%. Lover's Lane. By taking a 50% goal. we may "So isn't It wiser to let us fall to 25%. do our love-making in our own as Lowell urged, we MUST dormitory or fraternity rooms' "If we Indulge in sex, what's AIM HIGH! the difference whether it is in Send for my 200-point "Rating Our room or In a parked auto- Scale for Sweeth earts," encicmtrig a long stamped. return enmobile?" Well, the difference Is partly velope, plus 20c, and learn how the fact that the taxpayers - to win sweethearts the correct ten have erected the dormltor- wayi tes. Or loyal alumni of past get,erations have financed those Pttpr.Q plush living quarters, So the taxpayers and alumni have a definite right to control Editor, Herald: The Lathes Auxiliary of the the use thereof. II coddled students have been Gmnderville Volunteer Fire De- Bruce Biossat Ray Cromley It's evident you haven't heard of highly compatible dullness. how endurable such It's Dr. Robert Ryder, a made the mental health researcher for the gov- an uneventful existence can be, accordernnient, of 200 young middle-class ing to those who are managing to bear otebook up under it. couples. Ryder reports with what seems to To Gov. George R. Romney, 1 slat they were astonished when I per cent of the Nergo vote. his studies have be a straight face complacency among Republican the newest Detroit News Poll Last time he got 19 per cent Thought For Today caused him to wonder if marital com"Saul and Jonathan, beloved and workers and voters is the big I gave Romney a four-point ad- The words of a leading 1)empatibility and stuff like that may not Zoltan Penney, his vanes. They say their experts ocrit seem as valid today as be strictly for the birds. Or at least not lovely! in life and in death they were slashing Democratic rival, is tell them he should have dropp• when they were uttered In 1962 for humans. not divided; they were swifter than seen almost as a friend. tions, study surprising by Political that ed a little as the unknown before he en had been eleote. Says a GOP leader after a Fercncy's campaign heated up. d: new tour of out-state Michigan: This is where Ferency en- "Let's face It. Be looks like together. But it's also possible, he seems "ew people are working the tors Bomney's new-found a governor; he talks like a to fear, for such a marriage to he deadly The better of one's life consists way they should be. Some of friend.as At least one top Dam- governor, and he acts like a monotonous and just plain ugh. of his friendships-Abraham Lincoln, them say that when they do con- ocrat joins some Republican governor." Is the doctor suggesting marital 16th U.S. president. tact voters, they all say they're leaders and independent ap- As Romney goes about on his voting for Brnnney. So they praisers in arguring that Pars- "Hurricane George" handibakcan't get excited." neys stinging assaults are tusk- lug tours, the glowing responses An old story Is the gover- inc new votes for the gover- he draws from most voter's tell nor's concern that his re-elect- nor In droves, the tale. ion to a Third term (four The Democratic nominee "You're doing a good job years this time) Is being taken never has had any real expects- all about you I loved It... granted. tion of unseating the governor, I'm sure Be and his party viou i but the years as state chair- hello, I am a fan of your..." t thank the are not content, either, with man have made hatchethig note all this well, but they still furnished an automobile by a 1l PHIL XEWHOM President Nasser of the f three years of life, would h peopie wno many mane is yeIn the marbled splendor of I United Arab Republic, Pros- had its comic opera aspects if merely talking about complac- Romney a strong habit with cannot quite believe be will hit doting father and mother or cent bake sale such a success, Addni Ababzt Africu bust, ident bouari Boumediene of it had not also symbolised a ency. For Romney, Sen. Robert him. And Perency thinks his or surpass 60 per cent. Nay- overly generous aunt or grandSpecial thanks to to Mr. PP. Griffin and other 1966 GOP concentrated campaign attacks erthiesa, they do think be Will: ma, that is their option. foreign minister and i hand- Algoriu and President William I chronic 111. Woodard,, manager of Publia ful of heath of state attempt- V.S. Tubman of Liberia all had (In Friday, Nov. 4, in Accra, uombram, a climactic plane, will at the least, tear down the probably net a higher wl,mhig Market; the neighbors and ad to restart at least the Is- flown home in varying degrees Ghana security officers drug- helicopter, television and door- Romney image sufficiently to percentage than any GOP govfriends who either baked goods Acid Ruling gad 1V kicking and screaming to-door blitz of both out-state mar his chances as a 1968 pree- ernorshlp nominee among the de of an African unity which of irritation. LONDON (UP!) Bad or news donated money; and to the 15 running. really never existed. President S.kou Toure of I Guineans from a Pan Amen- and the Detroit area Is planned. idential prospect. for British acid workers. Em- people who purchased Items at I There is one overriding reaSuch at showing, capped perIn an .Afric turn by jeal- Guinea never did *hov.' up and can irray- plant =d placed The cost could be heavy. sion of their teeth by acid inn the sale. ousies and suspicion, there are from his capital on Conakry them under arrest. Among What has not some Michigan son why Ferency's tactic up- haps by a numerical margin of longer will be considered an The more than $70 profit Republicans to dozing are the pears to be boomeranging: upwards of 400,000, ought to few real friends among its divided his ratings between the them was Guinea's foreign industrial Injury. This was an- from the venture will be used United States and that "stooge later, Louis Latl.nnk Bevogue, statewide polls which first Romney's image in Michigan is establish his 1968 credentials, nouneed leaders and ninny rivals. by the Industrial I- for the repair and upkeep of they any, even if be falls to pull juries Advisory And so it was at what was of the imperialists," Ghana. en route to the OAU meeting showed Romney with 60 per almost impregnable. Council, which the fire truck, insurance, and cent and later 64 per cent of the An overwhelming proportion 1 in Griffin and some congress. suppose to have IL'O: th' an"The quarrel which could at Addis Ababa. concluded that: "The condition other expenses. They would be released, vote. No governorship winner of Michigan's voters evidently men. ual summit niecting of the nanl the end of the DAli as Is trivial. It only affects the Mrs. R. D. Priest, Organization of African Unity any kind of an AFRICAN Ghana's Lt. Gen. Joseph A. in modern Michigan history has approve of the governor's four Pointedly, a Romney friend ti-mIt teeth." Bake Sale chairman when ever reached the 00 per cent years in office. He cute deep in- observe, that twice-beaten Rich- The (OAU) RALLYING POINT after but Anicrab announced, Council studied picklors, Mrs. R. F. Roehik, to the union rak and file. Polls ard Nixon Ii being held to no Guinea released approximately mark. workers in galvanizing shops, Mrs. Louise Dougherty, GOP spokesmen privately in- show him getting upwards of 35 similar test as a prelude to I. 100 Ghanaians who, be chargmakers of sanitary cleanser and Mrs. R. A. Prank Jr., ed, were being held against soft drinks, and chrome platers Mrs. Leon Steinmneyer, their will in Guinea. all of whom are constantly Mrs. Pat Johnson, Aluimonte Springs Geneva I The mercurici Toure sv exposed to acid. Committee Members. Mm. .liiliii hart (* Mrs. Jos. E. Mathicux I cuseci the CIA of engineering 34.52OI th e J)o1 and poured must of Bear Lukc.J'urcat City hie ubuse upon the United I4i Mrs. Muryanzi Mile, Suitw rather than Ghana. Mn. Frances Wester 817F Undoubtedly, the Ghana acA CLASSIFIED tion consisted of international Casselberry Sen. Everett M. Dirkaev (Btion. The pulse of his determi. ad to kill open housing In the Lake Monroe blackmail on a rather grand M.) sees the new 90th Congress nation to oust Section 14B may Senate. Mrs. Jane Cusibelberry Mrs. H. L. Johnson g 4 scule. 0 .work operation °w be weaker although be is, 22t722 3as a aba -skin the Uni d State s relatio ns wi te th in fact in labor's debt. LBJ also Chuluota Toure, follower of a cloudy ordained by the voters to enable is committed to try again (next Both Congress for more 2ent Longwood Alm. Lisa laker Mrs. Donna Estes Marxism, had ranged from bad the House of Representatives subsidy money; more for for. year) for repeal. Be can't . 1166,01-4101943 lly In the making f' 835.3317 to only a little better. But just join fu on that. Any repealer would be cign aid. Ddliar why Toure should blame the publican party policy. North Orlando Except for certain programs beaten in the new House. Mrs. John Leone House Republicans are eager Dlrkson was compelled to on the Impractical fringe of United Suites for the Ghana Mrs. Marilync Peterson action never became quite to get into th e act. The GOP support a filibuster In the 80th reality, not much if any of the Deltolis lacks a majority in the House Congress to kill a repealer Great Society is likely to be Oitmsn Mn. M'ldrsed Huzui. of but Republicans poes it also was true that moat par- which the House had approved repealed either directly or by Mrs. Clarence Snyder 664-5361 veto power. Conservative by a margin of half a dozen or the withholding of federal funds. the 100 Ghana claimed were tiul 3=4841 Enterprise 1.M*IEAL.IGTOF 2.iiN POE being held against their will, citizens of all political affihib. votes. in this bow session, But aouae Republicans will Mrs. Ittlehic Harris Oviedo T4I $FLlL. )DLJ 322-UI 1 at 425-031 are followers of an exiled tious are eager to witness the Dirksev can attend to other be ibic to assume the respousi665-834 Miss Ruth Davidson NO ux4ow NFEP' former president of Ghana, veto proceedings. And to ap- problems. AN ROW AP TA bility for curbing Great Society K-4604 So It is also with open hous- extravagance, thus heping to Ewame Nkrunuib and would plaud. W RAPY1DULPI Dirkaeu explained the sltuia- lag which squeaked through the establish party policy In that not relish a return t A only to Iae trial and puss- tion in response to a newsman's }IOUSC in the 89th Congress. area. The Conservative forces question about prospects in the Open housing will not speak or in House and Senate will be cx. ihie execution, Mediation by Addis Ababa Both Congress for open housing otherwise gel through the house pected to combine in behalf of kr this new Congress. A Dirk- positive goals for the nation's host Emperor Thsillc Selauie, legislation or repeal of Tafted Hartley's Section 1411. Section aen.aided filibuster was requir- good. Nasser and Tubinan obtain Sanford .Herad Page 4 Nov. 18, individual states 'VB permits release of the Guinean hosts. to outlaw compulsory unionism WAl/lEll £ li1.iI%5. 131$I1OU £I) "t'1iIJsU1t gas in Accra. A strong U.S. -the closed shop-.If time state's ___ _ R-____ %'IJ1/101J5. (,Mt1sa O ural ijprotest led Toure to citizens want it mu way. 4%,uCtflit Editor the U.S. ambassadorMeuse Advertialag Director froni house unrest in Conakry.This grant of mere permissive was itti' BOY M*niiii n Editor authority to of each dv.rtlaang Maajer A hAL ACHIIVNI' But ft did not appeasw the state outraged the leaders of 11101116 W I LLIAM Japds, Mocs.t Editor Buutn. ec Mtsr wrath of Toure who then sank AIVL THE aowp'• Inrrrss ai'sria labor. They have do#7DI R AR WIffV 7*TY! PMU 'MLla Ins teeth deeper into the hand organized , nianded of the politicians, IVIL441Fct iW W1AT .nian WS3L141 utz. visuwr that hiterully feed him, they whose careers largely subCnuutv Sdliur nc7 111 Stall Photujraphsr I il il il il jl l l l l 111, 1 1 ,1 1 lie ordered expulsion of sidize that Section 1411 br rePubhah.d ezoep: biat ur,i&y, 8una and Christmas; publab.II all U.S. Pecv the Corps members pealed. Saturday pr.u.dUig Christmas. from the country within a President Johnson was ii usau1ur'rjpp aLl.. IO GOVW .. . . •...... . • • Inif week--U volunteers plus staff fsint.bcarted champion of re. • JI• acm. 1Mlts?-y the w. we" a*iuui G am sizai to Dim menibers and dependents. peal before this month's eiecaw MaU •Ntsp,j IJUVTV OIMt *1L £14.. Sjnee 111412 the United States The Wesk 3 o( I t' $11.10 2 Year 5.00 I hiantlis hat, extended 180 million in aid 115 5 Mouths OhP4Th CM * 3° 1 iouth. 1.00 * Macthe to Guinea, about half of it in .LuAcHIwaw.Ilo(*at 1.003 Mouth 2.00 1 Macak surplus foods. This be would V. a Postal a.umu .t n m.n so etpUoes In adv*uoe. DOW l uau. co aw The is a teat or the *asg,øta prom AVIATION With lust February'. ouster pr. wtti is .uuu.e *v*KOALE P" laclusively to the U110 for republiesUca of all lb. locel saws printed of his friend Nkruuueh, PDCTS Tour. as ** WI a tins tè.W.Va3I.T became Ghana's bitter enemy. entered as around clam Matter Octutmr 51. tIll at the sect tfl' lie itesmed NkYUIIDIUII "U5''" it Ia1ord, 1urldg. undor the Let uf Ooograma of Match 5, 1551. auciuted president" of Guinea. mains VW ugly uuit.rla4. stews or 5,5fli1lZ4 I column by 2 inches. And is noteworthy Ib-' 'be t,a. turd Horalc' way be ropruduC ia to any maisust without 6E FO AE GOli Too small for an ac to be even though out of rit&sn p.rn,t.miuo or the PUIII&a*ISS of 'h Herald. 3 #LWY W'U BE O MUll MIT O 0W10 TO BE r reapuu.'It'lc for •uch repruOuctlao Will 5 ecaa*Q.v.6 sa shadowy figure of N krupueb noficed or effective? You're O MISNWAY 419 OF 7I4M1 elrinij u The K.ralda oopyrjbt nW be MI lsl. I.e i-aIfl $ V T4AT AP the aw. part dull, that Foreign News Commentary 11)isu.ri.ity In Africa ______________________________________ and you' ll get It...I read Lyle Wilson Says: IT'S EASY TO PLACE . 'C. t. V Irn rsuui I, .. i I - 365' ass V V - : -'4: - ,V • V V . . V I 1 ' -. • It , ' .V . • - ' '. ,. -- - '" ' Nmft - business," Weaver said. Y.•: V •.' - --1 _I. - • - '' - --p--.. - ' - . ,V:, l:.• '" ". - .1- '-: : Y.. - - uniforms, students at in their LOOKING REAL PROFEIONAII SS Seminole School of Practical Nursing practice taking blood pressure rending. From left are Mrs. Phyllis Howell, Mrs. Fanny Beaman and Mrs. Dorothy Patterson. Uniforms consist of blue and white striped pinafore, worn with white blouse. Caps have strip of blue and white material. new housing and urban development, asked the delegates to MillilmEt the government's open-housing policies. "It is urgent. It Is legally mandatory. It Is morally right. And, furthermore, it is good V. - r The realtors' resolution anid the right to dispose of one's property "is inherent to the' American tradition, guaranteed by the Constitution and 13111 of Rights, and ifl(iiMpCflSfll)lt' to the maintenance of a trm, society." An open housing bill was passed in the house during the I MWI 7 1%( •: .' f fl , ' - - . ' / 'm:; . .,,.. Na- feed s rage silo (Herald Photo) works. .; 4 .,! ~ Costliest Bridges Ready For Contract lor to expand "Will we housing opportunities for non V tornmn rccunoiogicai univer JACKSONVILLE (AP) The $8.7 million midtown Inter- Skyway projects can't begin, whites primarily by extending ally Is hampered with money most expensive single jobs change on Interstate 95 in Mi. however, until the st,'te sells a ghettoes? Or will we provide ne- problems before it has "gotten 1.6 million bond issue--to be cderated residential mobility for $2. ever undertaken by the State amt. all Americans and thereby he'-' off the ground," according to 8 Along with the bridge jobs, paid off from tolls, .. Road Board-bridges In The bridge near Jacksonville gin to solve the minority hous- statement today by I'resiilent 'ill 3.2 miles of approaches to the Charles N. Milhican. Jackso k nvillCe Sunshine Skyway span were bid. will be free az.d will be the first ing problem?" 'Petersburg a rid .1 The statement elaborates On areas - are about to go under The low of $5,258,577 was sub- link In Interstate 295, a bypass earlier news release this an contract, subject only to a study mit-ted by Bay Dredging and route around the western pe. week that the current tight Construction Company of Tam- rimeter of Jacksonville. Engiof the bids. money" situatloti "might well . neers had estimated the bridge Pa. Together with 16 other prohamper" FlU'S SChC(lUled open. Construction of the Sunshine, would cost less than $12 million. lug in Sept('mber '68. SIte of the 9 university is on SR 520 three tet-day's ]ow bid total of $44.3 miles south of.. Oviedo. million the highest in any 0 . continue ... - ' two I - Church Organ Dedication Set f 1k i Area month In Florida's road build- Ing history. The bridge over lower Tampa Bay WfllCfl will maxe we nunshine Skyway a four-lane route will cost $12,602,534. This was the low bid submitted by Hardaway Construction Company of •I - Tampa. A bridge over the St. Johns River south of Jacksonville, I 0 second highest single project Iof all time, apparently will cost S12,497,967. This was the amount I bid by Cleary Brothers of West Palm Beach. Previous to these, the highest i single state project was the 4 Christmas Call To p $ ueat s NOVEMBER 17, 1968 McReynolds Drug and Sundries St-ore in Longwood. lie was a Presbyterian. Survivors are a brother, A. Lynch, Gilbert Robbins, DoBury; helen Cholonis, Laura hlyer, Deltona; Susan Adkins, Admissions U. T. MeREYNOLDS Donald Anderson, Clara JohnRalph T. McReynolds, S2, of son, Otis Taylor Jr., Famali F. 322 High Street, M aryville, Veibi, Donna Trooper, Albert Term., died Thursday. Green, James Knight, Virginia Born in Tennessee, he had Rowland, Sanford; George Zimlived for 38 years in Longwood mer, Chuluota; Evans Beach, nnd was former owner of the Ceee!is P. Bowman, harold A. C. (Doe) McReynolds of Sanford, and a shter, Miss Constance McReynolds of Maryville. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, will forward the body to Lake Mary; Lois Mae Bass, Lake Monroe; Kelly Woodson, Longwood; Lillie Mae Itock. more, Oviedo; Frank C. Bankston, New Smyrna Beach; Willie M. Johnson, Titusville. Maryville for services and burBirths ial. Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Trosper, Sanford, ft girl; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Bass, Luke Mori"Hi, Mom!" or maybe, "Hello, roe, a ho. darling!" I)itdiarges These two short tender words 0 dan Walker, Ralph Strawwill be heard by two Sanford PERTH, Australia (AP) - der, Martha C. Cohen and baby mothers or wives from their Laurie Spicer decided to move a boy, Jeanette Andrews and husband, son or daughter in sprinkler watering the front baby ' girl, Kathleen A. Henson the service stationed overseas lawn on his farm 250 miles east and baby boy, Nell Cordell, during the Christmas season, of Perth. To save the trouble of Winston Miller, Willie Griffin, thanks to Local 3108, Sanford turning off the sprinkler, he ran Susan Osliourne, Margaret Unit, Communications Workers under it to grab the hose, bend Schooleraft, Sanford; Wilfred c' America. It and stop the flow of water. Bender, Enterprise; James W. Spicer grabbed and was about Puff, Lake Mary; hlumerzella Russell Kitner, local job steward of the CW A, said the to bend the "hose" when it Carroll, Lake Monroe. calls again will be awarded to squirmed violently in his hands. The horrified Spicer found he two persons in the Sanford area who will be selected by a had grabbed a deadly, 5-foot. drawing at 8:30 p.m. Dec. 16 copperhead snake which apparently was cooling off under the at the USO. In order to be eligible, those sprinkler. He dropped the snake just as Two 16-year-old Sanford girls who have suns, husbands or must anal1 it struck and Its fangs went Into were hurt in a two-car collision overseas daughters his boot. He killed the snake at French Avenue and 13th post card to the or bring a with an Iron bar. containing Street yesterday, police rim• lobby of the USO ported. the following information: The girls, J0 Ann Beaudette, Name, address, telephone Sum merlin Avenue and, Kay number and relationship to the serviceman. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - Martin, Bay Avenue were passName, rank, address, ae- About 21,000 political posters engers In a car operated by and country in have been hauled to a Phoenix Paul ilazeiwood, Sanford. number rial service man or wom- dump and bulldozed under the Ilazeiwood was eliurged with which the reckless driving alter his car an is located. sod. The public is invited to at- Republican central committee apparently ran a red light and tend the drawing but winners officials reported Thursday they slammed Into a vehicle operatneed not be present to win. had paid $1,050 to persons who, ed by Mary S. Roland, 2011 JefThose selected will be notified gathered up the posters of both ferson Avenue. nickel-per-poster Both girls were treated at A by Mrs. Mary Washburn, USO parties. bounty was offered by the coin- Seminole Memorial Hospital staff aide or by Kitner. and released. Some of the previous coun- mit-tee. called included Germany, tries Korea, Okinawa anti Japan- I l Hospital Notes GIs Slated Garden Hose Comes Alive 41 Teenage Girls Hurt In Crash • 41 LOOKI _ South." 'a INCLUNNGNIWCOVER WALLACE , MRS. (ItS EJLZAt1ITU Yuners1 ai.rvlcae for Mn. Ola lI1raI3,th Wallace, 12. of b,oford, who died Wedridsy, will Lit ut IV a. M. Sat urday in the Chapel of Gram. kt.w Yuzi*r41 Hvmii with the t' of Good Rev. J. Gyrdu" Pery Shepherd L.uthersti Ch.as'ci of- fit'ttttig burial will he In Evsrgu.en Cemetery. Gramkuw Vueieral Hi'lue in chars.. 119 MaipoUa SANFORD 322-6321 rI" MATT xsPmNGs. HOLLYWOOD lIDS -ALSO ODD Still KING SIZI MADE TO OROIR I ALL AT FACTORY PRICES. V i ____ flu pscmae a .usj Funeral Notice I" 45O INNIUPIN MTU$ RNOVATION SPECIAL Birmingham, Ala., Is known as the "Pittsburgh of the ) In Deltona J ate as A I 1W - lAM vwwa casisnu - V. .IL -No stu(Ieflt post office; ed that this approximate t M -Lack of sufficient faculty million wou l d still be $$100,( office space; short of the total estimated -And loss of Federal match. ; construction cost of the aca ing funds for dormitory con. I domic and service facilities es' streiction. sential to the September 1968 opening of FTU. Those are: Utility -- - facilities: - The T..aplanders make great cheese from reinApproxi. (leer milk - (1tItlfltiti,'$ Of -- - ww Cub Pack Trip A field trip to the Flori d a Big Library Corporation plant at. Ii I'iti ELEV. ('ithi I'. (IJI'!) Enterprise will he muncie Saturday by Cub Scout I'tuk 5.10 ,1,1w 11111 IU I ihunry of the thu. of Casselberry. The group will v.'rity of California ,'uiltaiIls leave the Ciisseiherry Coinmu- 11111' thi:uu 1 itiilhit'it vollillies, nity Methodist Church at 9:30 utuaking it thu sixth hiit'gt'st 11111a.m. Following the tour mem- versity library. It, is the leader bers will enjoy a picnic on the hi the number of 1)Crio(iittIlS It shore of Lake Monroe. reminded that the November meeting will be held tonight inHtclad of NOV. 25, (tIle to tile county fair. Covered (liShi supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. with reg tilar meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the American L c g 1 o n Building, I'ower -V.-- tiwu 17.02 ~ 4~e7_ ~ , ~ . _1_1 ~., I I 0 eit . I . - "., ~ " ~ ~ 110 IN% - I - .1 it I _\ I ~41 V -I;, 1 A. . -' . -I, - 16 a a ;, I . . 11..~. . ~ - 1'.,..~ I . I Veterans of World War I are , , .--' V - - - ..d1' 1L. A.-.. - : t: 1 ,, 4\ ' ' 4# L ' ,.. - , I,' . /'. .l',,.( - il-'.~'!,. - ¼ I , " ' ~1(f/ " :.' .- - - - :?'y V '' - - :- -' - / "4 - - ;f - k- -ek1.' - k'-'-- - ' i ' ; - I'' ' .1 '' i - / - - e Joining Our All The Smart Santas Ar 1967 Christmas Club Now! US MIMIIR F,D.I.C. TM0539D @VnV9 DnM Q1€ W -aOU/ZOi '* . . PH. 323-1776 -- V M. 03 SANFORD, FLORIDA SANFORD PLAZA - V VUr r 1I*_L -__ t.- - V .1 - - V_V1_ I, . , .~ • t -• ; V 10 . . i • t ;•- 1LAI IVU 'A Approximately Deltona Christian Church "might well be hampered" if brary building: Science will have a dedication service an additional $25 million state $2.5 million cost, and Center: Approximately $1.8 milfor the new church organ at 3 bond issue cannot be sold. Tech president lion cost, for a total $6.1 million Florida 'l'lie p.m. Sunday in memory of the initial the cost. some of late Norman Wagner. All said that members and friends of the building projects might not he The tight construction budget constructed without the addL for the above buildings, result' church as Invited to attend. Sermon topic for Rev. Earl tional state funds. Dr. Mihilcan ing from Inability to sell the $25 D. Luglnbuhl for the 10:30 Indicated that 1"TU currently is million state bond Issue could the 8.111. worship s e r v I c e is assured of $5,993,000 in funds result In failure to complete construecampus phase of for the university, first set aside 'Thanksgiving." ex(ion, Including the "Village Ccnho down, this Breaking The Christian Women's F'ellowship of the church will pl:t med flint from the previous ter." In addition, Dr. Millican i. sponsor a rummage sale, Pet'. sale of $50 million in state 9-10. Anyone wishing to donate 1)00(15, FlU has l)t'Cfl allocated dicated that other results could good used clothing may call $-i; million, lie said there Is be: Mrs. II. E. I'uckmnn or Mrs. $693,0(i0 in federal matching -No food service; -No place for registration; Roy C. Jones for pickup serv- funds expected to be approved CCflscience -No seminar and classroom university the for ice or further information. ter and the library building. plus $700,000, Sitmims Thlt5O Veterans 4*1111 MUM MS 15M l V"9 s nitocation 01 budgetary space as wotiuj liv pru . surplus, add up to the $5,993,000 the Village Center; -No meeting space for Ottfigure. I'rcshh nt Millican cmphaslz- dent organizations; vIU V -- .'s,iii.i By Mildred haney How About Seminole? • Problem 'loda Weaver concluded his address %%ith this question: - . t.y nrkuiltiiral agent, WItS in observance of tirinal Farm -City Week. Raker is pointing out how OPlR A'l'ION of it fllo(lC1'Il ilitii'y farm was explainf'(l to meitihers Or the iui ford-Seminole .Jaycees, Thuir:ulay by OWflt'i' Jo0 lInker (center, pointing). Prugranmnied tour, arranged by Cecil Tucker, coon- last session of Congretm but was stalled In the Senate. Weaver said President Johnson has not decided whether to try again , 40. '';' . J . " $ next session. ' - V • . : 1 ___ V •V - "' Thursday's alter fbi)- ert C. Weaver, secretary or i .'N_"'X I V 4 / - '- -, 1! - - - Estnto Boards at final session, shortly - -' renauis a sim.• ner ;, - i' ' ' - 1 ' - "' - V a.rals Urw . . .1 'V. oe Esso Flying Seminole Rancb V. -- ____ x2 , .•' ,'' L ,,'. gnvernnu'flt, at any level. control over the sale or rental of private property." The resoltitton Was fldflItl'(I I).%-y the National Association of Real in -! - A ________________________________________________________ f' .,V..V I - . - - - pit Ion, . -.-- ,,z" . citizens sat Is I f . " -t. - FLY! AM ______ ________ sOme 719 V a, to '' A ccra - r . , -. ¼, 1 .osoi rs*,i : .: "s W to #a1ifimbWrra@ representing 83.000 meflil)Pt5 flct'Oss the ssed a resol ut it in on I resistnmit'r "aggressive pledging to any netion which would vest The realtor', " __ o - - - - MIAMi BFACII, fla. (At') The nation's real estate men ended their national iOIfleiit 11)11 with It pledge to emit 1mm I belt' right against open-housing legis let Ion. - Share-The. S Tork Operation -- - ' _______ Herald Area Correspondents - -- - -- - V . it may be possible, Ryder concedes, eagles, they were stronger than lions." for compatible couples to live happily -Ii Samuel 1:28. - V - -V marriage problems, child rear- With morality and th us try to pull down the lofty ethical printrig, medicine and whatnot." One of the questions that a- ciples th at have steered manrose, dealt with the demand of kind for at least the 3.700 years harmony? Nov. 'iS, 1966 41he Oan t arbrru*th - Besides. this lowering of the A's formula. So send for time tand s ard of morality Is the first lea Rating Scale belowand step in the destruction major bow is wilt a sweetheart o 011? country. cirrect way! "Not failure but low ,dm is CASE A.583: Norman stated James Russell crime," the deft emcee at WJZ-TV Lowell. Baltimore. "Dr. Crane," he said, "we'd Alwa,vs we should hold up a like to have you come here for high standard of conduct, even though we realize we may said4 hours of TV and radio, atta in It.. "Our format calls for a pre- tim "But doesn't that discourage Itminary tali of iii minutes. "Then we open the program people?" college coeds have to questions from all the view- asked me. Well, did the Ten Commandera and listeners. "It becomes a rapid-tire dii'- ments and the Sermon of the cussion with a lot of human Mount cause a reduction or dcInterest, for they will barrage vatlon In civilization? you with queries about sex and It never pays to compromise ft principal industry. jai - Against . Open Housing a legal gambling operations. er jai-ala frontons. cli N4 a 51 XV1 tax open the door to further demands for state Fiaht R altor* s Continue IIIIIIIIII II 111, legalized gambling. in Florida. Crone's w But An area 'paner has been tooting support of sweepstakes could live happily or safely with an tinhorn urging if a Florida sweepstakes is limited extension of A state lottery almost th should no longer accept tracks The argumnney 'frmri horse and would be almost be arguing state condones It is in the What th gambling is if is that even Eventually the state could turn Into wrong we can make it right by extendlug it. The newspaper holds that public one big peninsular Las Vegas, with gainIts control. III THE WHIRLING ------ - V .- ---- - _I_V I . J �- 0 ___ __________ Ii _______ -""0101p, _______ -- - - I - _____ __ I — - _ - - -. t- --0 ncrn r BATTLE FOR POLL POSITION rrn Leads Houston Play 66 — Pao 7 !s4minoles, Lyman Seeking Fi tv&" rid Wins fth G - — . UU Lovelace I _ I.-. . ,7ff ..;., Oadi Away r I 1 . .A Grid I I Tilt Ahead For Greyhounds . .11. d hounds from Lyman High S'hnol will have their work cut out for them tcrnighl when Lakeview's powerful Red Devils invade Long- .- - .. - -. "w - confidence and I feel like It HERE THEY COME . . . The first phase (1uck, I should he a real good, close goose and coot season opens state-wide on Nov. 24. bull game." This scene of Gene Estridge (left) and Howard Lyman a hopes rest on the Bodge!' will be duplicated mans' times over as local shoulders of fullback Paul Lambunters prepare for an abundant supply of ducks bert, hick after a week's ab(Herald Photo) this swison. sence due 'to an arm injury. The Hounds need Lambert's strong inside rushing ('06 'ri,rd in seven games) to hal- Kennel Club Joins o rn p u te r "tmughan and Bobby Eldridge. uarterback Jim Lucas and end ruce Stuart are &lso on top Q the Hounds' offensive pie. A recent trip to New York City by track Gen. Mgr. Jack La- ture. Lucas has proven his DU will bring the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club into the "corn- ability both as a passer and a runner and Stuart is a double Liter Age" in the very near future, Ledoux, who visited New York's Aqueduct Race Track on threat as a kicker and a reic invitation of Australian Totalisator Pros. Keith Dodwdll, was ceiver. The big flanker's boots Lghly impressed with the efficiency of the equipment used at could play a decisive part of the coming contest. tat track, the only Lakeview will counter with Aqueduct, the largest horse track in the world, is 'ack with comph!te1 automatic systems for the computing of an awesome offense which bats ids, prices and other figures concerned with pari-mutuel wager- produced 241 points in nine games. Fullback Larry Graig. ham, a bonafide all-state candiAqueduct has had the system since March and It has funedate, has scored 18 touchdowns oned flawlessly. The purpose of the trip to New York by 16edoux was to begin and rushed for more than 700 egotiations to bring this type equipment to Sanford-Orlando yards for the Devils. Halfbacks Dennis Reid and Gary ennel Club. give Beckman a equipment 'Youngblood Dodweli pointed out to Ledoux. however, that the "cXttellIe]i' expensive" and that It will tz±e SO!me time to 1-2 outside punch and signal caller Reggie Sterns baa led dapt It to smaller operations. Devils to an unblemished the "It is mutually hoped that the equipment will be used at years," said conference record thus far. unford-Orlando Kennel Club within the next two The clash, however, could cleecIc)ux. Ledoux explained that the computers will completely remove velop into a defensive battle. ic human element from the pari-mutuel operation. He pointed Lakeview boasts the premier Lit, however, that personnel currently handling the operation defense in the OBC and has allowed just SO points to date. '111 1w rctr:iini'cl in: other positions when the time comes. ge The ration for the Miami Hurricanes Nov. 21. in Gainesville. the season's finale. By MAJOR AMOS B. BOOPLE ecled all appointments for Sat- than 2,000 miles away a new Tale 17, Harvard 14 Graves said Wednesday janFearless Forecaster urdziy so th at I can be in Spar- cloud will rise over the Coli26, Connecticut 1$ mr Egad, friends, now we come tan Stadium to witness this scum at Los Angeles, as UCLA I halfback Torn Hungerbuhier 5Iiama St. 14, Kansas St. S will miss the game. The delens'to the piece tie resistance of classic. You needn't bother to and Southern California collide lye specialist suffered a separathe 1966 football season — the look for me In th e stands be. to pick the western represents- Xavier 12, Kent St. ii Fighting Irish of Notre Dame, cause long ago I adopted—bali. tive in the Rose BowL The Tro- Tu1U 27, Louisville g lion against Tulane Saturday. 2sd by Are Parseghian, versus kaff—the practice of traveling jans have waited 12 long months Boston College 30, Mass. IS the Spurtnns of Michigan State, Incognito and in disguise lest to avenge the startling 20-16 Piu-due 28, Indiana ii Hannigan Dies commanded by that fighting my status as a celebrity detract setback suffered at the hands of T.C.V. IS. Rice 14 TORONTO (UN) — Former Irishman Duffy Daugherty. from the main attraction.—be It UCLA In 11)65. This week It will Win. & Mary M. Richmond I) Toronto forward Gordle Hanni Where will Dame Fortune a major Political convention or be a different story as the men Colgate 35, Rutgers 6 gun, rz, who broke into the cast her smile ? On Bunratty lIeLidljiw sports event! of Prey smash the UCLANS, 30. S.M.'U. 22, Baylor 20 National Hockey League In and Eddy or Raye and Jones! The winner? The Hoople .Sys- 19. Temple dl, howling Green 21 iu5-iit and scored 17 goals, On Seymour or Washington? On tern in a series of calculations Now go on wi th the forecast. Kentucky 18, Tennessee Ili (lied unexpectedly Wednesday Croms r 4 - S I Plays Orlando Tonight , Vanderbilt i2 Missouri It. Kansas 13 Clemson 28, N. Carolina St. 20 The Crtrnnui High Pan th ers aggressive and averages 200 other defensive tackle. travel to Orlando tonight to pounds. Basically they are a The Panth ers are having Cole. St. V. 22, WiehIt St. 17 engage th e Juries High Tigers running team, but can get off light contact drills. 'Just No. Carolina 15, Duke 12 In their final game Of the sea- the big play via th e puss if enough to keep the boys ready (2sattaas.oga 35, Nu. Tex. St. lb necessary. because we want all our boys hlJiuul& 36. Northwestern 26 Cruoms always gives the Huud mentor Willie Bolt had to go into the game in good M.Ich1g 20, Ohio St. Ip Tigers a battle; and they are th is to may. "We do not plan to condition, and ready to work Oregon St. 18, Oregon 14 z-onliy up for this game. make any changes in our of- one hundred per cent plus. I Dartmouth 39, Penn V The boys from Pantherland fense except spreading out a reully thin k if things go fair. Pens St. 33, PIttsburgh o are having oe of their worst little. Our running game will ly well, we can win," conclud- PrInceton 42, Cornell 15 , ,eari. But they are wor king be centered around Iiulfback ad Bolt, Syraonne IS, W. Vbgh&i 14 bard to end the season Ralph Tllinuin and fullback with a big win over the Tigers, Norris Robinson. Halfback Jim the past, Coach Bolt's HoWe will see limited action chaps have bit some close because of fnjw'. Blake games to Jones. 123 1059, they and Vernedi Elizy will be our bit 18-12; 11*611, 14-7; 114 64, hey rrtt'ivers. Ronald Slerthie will split the quarterback spot. -.6; isial 11*6.5, 11-G. Orlando lost their secu'ei with T Brinson," said Bolt. game of the season last week Laonax'd Davis. tackle and when they were rolled over by ciipt&in played a tremendous a flue Lincoln High Terrier game against Campbell Street. team of Gainesville by a score Bolt is hoping that Davis will of performvi 2L1•7 to spoil their Borne- give the miner against Jones' Tgurs. coming. Morse will be at the, Jones' ffaqvg line is same type very . ------------------- T' 4 •,,, . iii) r'()f. (AV) hist i-hair h,nq,,'t ot . , . "1, \ ''c - ,~~ U, .1 ~ iI 4 ~ \\\ . 6~.. . .;xll? - -. - - - 1 t1 '., - . --- - - I —.,. . L'sYd'. - - :i ?. . • I , •..A , - I.'-.' i ' ' %. V. , :: - - -, \ . - . I LOULD . f ' ,'- ' '•'1I, ', "- -, rd '- • Ob .. ; , "'. .-•- '•..;'I)I\ ITS-I' V1CC or "ri-iBM I t .5 ,, "s .,,, - -t-..i;'''. - '4. - : -'.--.,.,. . - 'a,. \ - ' ' : -' . c gain nd ,T 1. se a r: Daugherty announced ("\ ' • "s- -. ' , j/;.;.:\ practicing a secret pIaytô •- - -. '-'-4 p 'i-'; i ,- tiled We 'a 47"~ MPI4I 78, using a full handicap-not score. In the 8 DIvision, hazel Durro fired a 76 to take the top spot with Thelma Vase winning the C Division with a similar number of strokes, 6 N A national television audience 'S will watch the \o I Irish and No 2 Spart.anss, both unbeaten "r this season. ;:.v-.., -z.'.:vi California. Xc. 7, and UCLA. No. 8, will square off in Los An ",' I . $ ,ø. '.' ' th'e. The Trojans have already -:A'2.,. I * - FOR SALE ...:.. _;_ 0 , ._ 14, .- 78. 'Inla type at tournament is run on a monthly basis by the Sanford Women's Golf Association. Grand Slam ' won the conference champion- B' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland boasts a potent ofship, but a Bruin victory could The Pittsburgh Steelcrs, with fence with running backs Leroy Influence the selectors of the two Impressive scalps already Kelly and Ernie Green supple. dangling from the belts, go for menting the passing of Frank Bowl team. fifththe Eastern Conference grand Ryan. Kelly has gained 730 Third-rated Alabama, Tech and ninthslam when they face the Dallas yards running and Green 590 for ranked Georgia idle SaturCowboys In a National Football second and fourth place among rated Georgia are NFL rushers and Ryan has and Mississippi League game Sunday. day. Tennessee The Steclers had lost five thrown 19 touchdown passes. Will fight for bowl bids though when they suddenly Green Bay, tied for the Westwhen they meet Kentucky and straight Cleveland and em Conference Lead with Baltiturned on anderbilt respectively, defeated the Browns 16-6 two more, had a week off to conArkansas. No. 6, plays South- weeks ago. Last week it was template its 20.17 loss to Mmwest Conference foe Texas Tech first place St. Louis' turn and nesota. Bart Star Is leading the with a Cotton Bowl bid at stake the Cardinals took a 30-9 rap- NFL In passing, but the Packers for the Razorbacks. Purdue, No. ping. Now Dallas, with a may have to go without Paul 10, which will be the Big 10 rep- chance to move Into a first- Ilornung, who is nursing a neck sentative In the ROSS BOWl, place tie with idle St. Louis, Injury, plays I1dlaflL Detroit got a record•smashing runs Into the red-hot Steelers. Other top games are Michi- The Cowboys, one-half game six field goals from Garo Van-Ohio State, Northwestern- behind the Cardinals, got a psy- Yepremian, their left-footed MInnesota-Wisconsin, chological lift for their game soccer-type kicked from Cyprus, Illinois. Missouri-Kansas, Kansas State- Thursday when they learned last week. But the Colts' Lou a conventional Oklahoma State, California- that tackle Ralph Neely now Michnels, Stanford. Washington-Washing- belongs to them with no strings straight-away boater, leads the NFL In scoring with 82 points. Um State, Oregon-Oregon state, attached. been had the subject of Winless Atlanta, which has Colorado-Air Force, Iowa State- Neely and bitter battle In the dropped nine straight, could long Arizona. Utah-Utah stat* and a Dallas and have a chance against the IrijuCourts between aylor-Southern Methodist. Footry-ridden Giants. Also, Rice.Texas Christian, Houston of the American Los Angeles League. has the Duke-North Carolina Florida ball Cleveland, trying to stay alive NFL's leading rushing in Dick State-Wake Forest, Louisiana in th e East, entertains Washing- Bass, who has gained 744 yards, ar '1.an.- e '-' State-Tulane. ton — the first of two games in Fran Tarkenton, Minnesota's I& CbemsonNorth Carolina five days for the Browns. scrambling quarterback, was State, Harvard-Yale, Brown- They'll meet Dallas In the Cot- intercepted five times and C o I ii in b i a.. Rutgers-Colgate, ton Bowl on Thanksgiving Day. gained only 83 yards passing In Cornell-Princeton, Dartmouth- In other games, Chicago visits the VIkings' 32-31 loss to Detroit Penn, Penn State-Pitt and Syra- Green Bay, Baltimore is at Dc- last week. cuse-West Virginia. trolt, Atlanta starts a three' Norm Snead and King 11111 game road trip in New York, have been splitting PhiladclMinnesota plays at Los Angeles phia's quarterbacking chores First Time — The Cana- and San Francisco entertains and it will continue that way for TORONTO (AP) the Eagles' first visit to San dian Equestrian team won the Philadelphia. Prix des Nations Cup at the In the American League, Oak- Francisco In seven years. John Royal Winter Fair Horse Show land plays at Denver. Boston Brodie set a 49cr club record Wednesday night for the first visits Kansas City, New York when he threw 54 passes In a time in 30 years. The United hosts Miami and Buffalo is at 30-30 tie with Chicago last Sunday. Houston. States finished second. Va '4 - Steelers A'181H For goles to decide the Pacific Eight's Rose Bowl representa- " , t -,.-.---..-..---.----------- • . This week's shotgun tour. naiment at the Mayfair Country Club was captured by Vivian Pierce In the A Division with an 16-hole total of .4w,., ' .. Pierce Cops 'A' Class Golf Play I "' , _____ GO ON DUNLOP TIRES Iflfl 11 A Duffy drMce be- '!c -. _..' \e.9 I . '-. 2 ft-, .Iittls, Iloros al Tournariserit 'rhiarsday. Horns, a non winner on the "Ircuit for 24 years hut cnulec br of $38,005 In official money winnings so for this year, WAS ' j' 'r" I fl foot veteran a lot of good, for hnn't won since br'rornin r ,rrnr'r r;ir he sinreeleti a late afternoon five untim'r par .1-1.12 66 for the Ilrct toiptimi Icami in the $110,000 No matter where you're going I linicton Champions internation- 1 . - - pro in 'of fishing and Inking rnre o f riM haeh1nr from Hell,, Vic'a, 7k and 10 pros and amateur Criwfnrd was a twotime rr,l tim! Under.vn"srl of Houston it i't"iltht to keep tYPE' hPISy." legiste elf champion for the I par 71 (or the sup'rhIy groomed It mptgf have minor' the husky. University of lfrustr,n h'st he ('.'prr's Creek layout of the ; i, ', '-: ' -. soy seven kitls. flnhv sitting was - . .. yf ''Thin svns a nh'-', r'1ned hind with a fine 34-34 OVT 5 7, cirse h, ''fi,t'q wh,t 118 yirrI, par The Ifl year ',ld, former two tsappe'ns next. Maybe It can qny,q hi's (lAye(l 346 or tM tinpo U.S. ( Ppi'n champion t' k efsp up, who knows." time turned In the golf circuit thict lie was pressed by tiek There were five tour regular; w"c'k after a couple of months Crawford, a hnridnme, 27 year ','ith 6 Rq, tour with AN, 12 with I ;," ' vIcr,rv round," he qaW, I ~*. ' .~, "' , '-, ' .. .~tA 1, dal', said, "This game is fantastic when you consider the odds are staggering against two tteams meeting for the national -".-4 ••title this late in the regular sea )or emong more than 100 major u:'.' - 10 flid rn-k not elnirning any igh RidIng . -- * Irish Coach Pairseghian, as his team got set for the trip to- -------------------------.--_-- Through Saturday only! CES I SAVE 20. 1 0! Regular 1 99.98 1 0-inch arm saw NOW radial no money down, 8.50 a inanibi Turret arm design lots you cut any angle or rip right on the table for more flexi. biiity. tO" blade cuts 3" deep. Motor develops 2 HP for cutting hardest lumber. All main operating controls are up front for maximum safety. Has many great features to do a huge variety of jobs. Come in for a d.monstrstion. you'll be impressed! The Old Drag Pro , Arfons Cheats Death Again of heart failure at his Edmon- SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — aster, cheated death again there was a good chance he Indestructible Art Anions, the Thursday when his jet-powered would be released sometime toOld-pro of the drag racing set, racer "Green Monster" was de- day. has to rank as the luckiest and niollahed in a spectacular roll- Doctors treating the steel. perhaps most courageous driver over on western Utah's Duane- nerved Ohioan were amazed of all time. that his injuries were so minor. villa Salt Flats, Arfons, whose career in higb Arfons was making another One doctor quipped "You must speed racing has been filled bid to regain the world land have been locked in a steel with several flirtations with dii. speed record when his racer cage." In effect Arfons' cockpit rewent out of control at 589 miles per hour and bounced crazily sembled a steel cage and Its sturdy construction, combined over the gleaming white salt. i ton, Alta., home. MEN ONLY! Are You Hard To Fit? Crosscuts . Rabbets I IShape, - tiadoes - Rips pouts - Niters SIYVII ., ~r~ 4;;~7 ;! I J;.' -, ~-03 F ".I ~1k__I I ", . , ac I ng R Season Size O Is no problem here! T;' -. Former Location Of The Sanford Herald 5000 SQUARE FEET Choice Location—Downtown Sanford MIASUIEMEWII. w*vv uwsosm £ SPScIAI.YY Open Moe. - Fri. 9:304:30 201 WIST PIIST ST. AL NADELMAN inn000 Sat. 930a4 Wed. Evoetns 7 P.M. $119 P.M. I SEE . IAG t Earmy Including top #eight.ed Jieuipen, winner of three itakes this year, who carries 125 pounds. Tropical, which will operate through Jan. 16, also will Ineu. gurate a synthetic racing strip, Wt first on any Thoroughbred track in the country. I NW DOOl TO R.OIIDA STATI SANE YOUR BROKER s S to .f. p.. and longs $ogsthu with v.s. lii, loøs & shorts $50 to $100. WE ALSO TAilOR CLOTHES — OVER 31 YEARS — 119 £. C&_.' Ass. Drisod. The 40-year-old Akron, Ohio, with the safety features such as driter, out to crack the 600 crash helmet, seat ad harness m.p.h. record held by Craig belts and asbestos suit, saved tar Breedlove of Los Angeles, sul- the driver's life. fared facial abrasions and cuts The car (lipped end over end MIAMI, Fla. (AP)— Tropical and bruises In the wild ride down the track, ending up on its Park begins Florida's earliest across the salt, belly. All tour wheels were torn horse racing season on record lie was listed in satisfactory off and only the tall section Saturday and It appeared that condition In a Salt Lake hospital remained fairly Intact after the the opening feature will be run and hospital attendants said smashup. In two divisions for the fifth straight year. At least 20 horses from the 26 nominated were expected to be entered for the $10,000 Hurricane Handicap at six furlongs, pl,N..bIng, Heating & Air Conditioning - 0 !:,'4 Copley clothes — Ready-To. g$'r shorts, •stta West in l ogs. portly an porfly shvi4s TO YOUR 1 rrss gan State t crc the finish irig touches as the 1w o top rated coll ege footba ll teams awaited their momentous clash Saturday In East Lansing, P I In Battle For No. 1 Grid Rating FO 4'r1.i:r.c,A. / , 1# '0 ,44." Julius Boros I- /1 F . r -- heisting them as anybody. The recent wins over Sanford and r"' Major Likes Irish Over Spartans Utah is, Utah Maryland 25, Virginia 14 Wash. St. 12, Washinguni Memphis St. 8, Cincinnati 6 Nutre Dame 28, Mich. St. q ti'nm on our schedule, hut I feel we have as good a chance of - Gators Weekend Of/ Predictions are for guinea of Nov. 19 is optimistic about his team's chances against the Winter Garde, U which has won eight In a row since an opening loss to Bishop Moore. "Lakeview is undoubtedly the best football - - Arkansas 20, Texas Tech 12 L.S.V. 16, Tulane C So. Calif. 30, UCLA 10 or ~ 9 Hound Coach Dick Copeland Grid rocklike defense of th e too complicated to be explained Arizona St. Ill, New Mexico 6 Irish, with Kevin <270) Hardy here (Ed. Note: You can any Iowa St. 24, Arizona I) it the vanguard, or th e rugged that again , Mjar) has fingered Wyoming 33, hlrigbaai Young 21 Spartan defenders spearheaded th e Irish to triumph by four California 28, Stanford 211 by Bubba (278) Smith ? Jove, points. Make It N. D. 28, MAchi- Colorado 42, Air Force those lads must eat steak four gun Sta te, 24. Florida St. 21, Wake Forest 7 times a day! And no sooner will the dust Citadel 19, Furman B Needless to any, I have can. be settled at East Lansing, 'Minnesota 11, Wisconsin I \1 — _ st,o . By ASSOC1TD I.. will be seeking the final slice In the C)BC championship pie against a n-inch Improved Lyman team which has come through with three big victories after a slow start and now sports it 44 slate. Grudge Baffle Slated the — 0a I Spartans 0 wood for a 1t-al Orange 'belt Conference game. Coach Vail Hec-kniain's red hot. Devils, (?-l) - - nay ACY 1.0, 1",141k E ____ i r-O,QC,F', -; The upset-minded Grey- The air will be filled with flying pigsklns at Winter The Oviedo Lions couldn't hang on to th e ball at Ow of the big local Volftt2 Park 'tonight as the critical times last night its they went down 12.0 to .iti of me year got under ____________________ irig Seintholes tangle With Melbourne Central Catholic. way loday with the pro.am*• Melbourne scored on the Lions in th e opening mmthe Wildcats of Winter teur tournament at Mid Florida utes of the game on a short pass over the middle from ". Park. I _.1;1 f ___ Freeman to end Greg Blackwell. . The winners in Country Seminole's Frank wiiigiimn, quarterback Steve WZLS Wide, kick Murray's John the professional division will re WhO has b Melbourne had but Ick1 as the st'vim yard line as the calve cash and the amateurs bomb" with deadly aecurfO 1IRd over the a l,IOT)S. whistle blew at the end of the UC3 In Sanford's victoris, will taken . will be awarded gift ccrtUither the Lions nor ?l'- fit half. Nei be meeting a personal cates. om toil K(fllt Gaydos. Gaydos bourne were able to score in l!t1wa tbrntnth th e th ird fr Boiling Bills Country Club bald a blind draw tourney last $taflds 1'7" and has little (IU the rest of the first half. quarter Melbourne took possesof The Lions threat(fllPd O11('( sicrn of the hail on Oviedo's 15 Saturday and the wlnzwwi In the first division with a ssing bullets over the were Jim Miller and Ja& Galpa. Second division winners with ficultY to heads of the onrushing dofen- from Melbourne's 2.5 yard line yard line on shad punt by Bill scores ci 79 wore Bob Sthroyer and Bill Carr. Keith Bun, elm sive 1rnmtm. but Tom C U1th0Y picked-off Caffee. Two plays later, quarCooper and Fritz Shams captured Third place. LlOfl p855 and returned the terha ck Mike Pickens went Although Winter Park j Sunday, Nov. U, the Colonel James Bidwell Trophy Tourn• of the weaker teams In th e Met- ball to midfield where Mel- over for Melbourne's final mant was held with Joe Bern winning the men's trophy with T'0 Conference this year, they bourne took Over. ?%lelbOurflt score. John Murray's kick was, 'profeulm'&" score of 69 and Cary Strong won th e women's always provide plenty of trouble iimetrnted deep Into Oviedo once again off stride sine left tropb3r with a 74 territory but got only as far the score 12-f). the Sem inoles. in last yO&I'S BoIling Bills will have a unique tournament tommorrow in for Melbourne threatened on the th teams waged a the men's division with prizes being awarded to th e contestants contest, bo Lion 26 yard line late In the tic. making the most 3's, 4's, s's, with a full handicap system being scoreless game but Oviedo's defense held The Winter Park defense has and kept Melbourne from scorbeen stingy at times this year e Week 0m Jualor ing again. and the Seminole offensive team ___ is an active aiember of the Sanford The final score stood at 12-( must come up wi th a Association. Mike Dias hem playing "al well In in favor of Melbourne. finals fart to hit pnydlrt. The Seminole Club asopskip and has made It all the way to the Bunk Pulp, Oviedo's backfield backfield, Which r a a wild will play Barley Sykes for of the first divisiem against Oak Ridge last week, In a post season grudg are, led both teams in yardB1I fic.'ht th e students of South ",'' with division dtanplonsWp. yards while tnanas to thi. Buddy Seminole Junior High School Simon Barper followed with in Bubba Park and southpaw Mike Utz will challenge each Bracken, Bill Frisby and at Ca lhm-ry will meet, the even till. other In The championship flight. in the "B" division, which j5 Stumpf will have Its Job Canlo, an- faculty at the Lyman High only far nine holes, It will be Tommy Bunter against July MUle!thorn. Mark on Tues- Tom Geraughty and Barry School Football field out for The J unior Club Championship trophies will be awarded at o Birdsall led Melbourne's ofther member day, Nov. 22 at 7:10 a banquet which will be coming up In l be donated backfield, may see plenty Student council members will fensive attack with uS and 411 Trophies for the Junior Club Championship wil running duty tonight but I cheer on the student team and yards respc'ctively. John Mur. by the Mayfa ir Men's Golf Association, e Mayfair and math contribution to the women faculty members will TUS was Melbourne's leading Another tourney is scheduled this Sunday at th abil. be cheerleaders for their nuilt' pass receiver with a total of 30 It will be sponsored by the Sanf ord Women's Golf Association. is his dependable blocking yards gained. cohorts. The event will be a Mixed Pinehurst Tournament and entrants in the passing department Steve Briitton was the der- The wrnnuiiced purpose of will be fiat and women. Registration can still be made at will be "do-everything quarte th is game is to promote better fensive star of the evening for 44Pro Shop" at the Mayfair. back" Frank Whigham student-teacher relations and the Lions. Bratton In the midlmcal Sanford golfers Who will be participating at the lag th e strikes to a TU15C money for the student dIe guard slot really gave the ..aniIteor tournament at 'Mid Florida Country Club are celve.rs. Whigham's favorite .b Cooke, golf )iTh, at the Mayfair, B5IOId SherWoOd, Joe gets this year have been: half- council's project of providing Melbourne backfield trouble, _____ music to "masticate by" in the especially towards the end of an4maI, sad Mike Wheiche) will make up one foursome, back Buddy Stump!, ends Greg cafeteria. the game. Juan Adriatict) and Congratulations to Mrs. Margaret Botts who won first place Genus and Mike Long. Ganns 'r1. inr. ink a ...y. niur. a4ir . .. The Florida State Bank Women's Golf Tournament held this caught two scoring tosses last for the Lions on defense. _____ week at the Mayfair Country Club. Mrs. Botts was chosen earlier week and Stumpf hauled in one. Mel bourne In the year the outstanding award as "most improved golfer" Long is dangerous on short Central (Iviedi, and will receive her highly deserved trophy In December. passes and often bulls his way U) First downs Speaking of woman golfers, th e Sanford Women's Golf for extra yardage. Yards rushing 145 115 Association had Its weekly meeting this Wednesday and played The Seminole defense must Yards passing 85 golf as well as enjoying an outstanding fashion show which stop the hard charging Winter Passes completed 1-6 2-fl was really a big event for th ese ladies. Models Included: Ada Park backfield which will he rcepted 0 2 Passes in te O'Neil, Carolyn Nesmith , Zoyc Cooke, Evelyn Antar and Shirley led by 197-pound quarterback 2.10.51 Punts 8-12 Schilke. Kent Gaydos. The "brick wall" Fumbles lost 2 On the national scene, the top .PGA money winners for this will be led by middle guard, Yards penalized 75 20 year will he announ ced In a few weeks. Gordon Meyer, tackles Bill MUSpeakIng of the PGA, don't forget that the Mayfair ler and Stan Bcntphlll who Countz Club will be part of the PGA winter tour this sea. weighs In at 220. ourn. In the mmuth of February the Mayfair Will be hoøt for Get Linebacker Mike Long, safety ___ our if the oatstdIng golfing events In the state. Buddy Stumpf, and halfback Another big event Is also sche duled at th e Mayfair for the Frcd Wcher will be backing up 1 beginning of the year which will be the mcmbcr.guest tourna- the "Brick Wall" and be In on anent to be held In January. plenty of tackles. GAESE (AP)— Sweat clothes and light conditioning Flatand timing drills make up Florida's schedule this week as the 1~ Gaturs sit Saturday out. Coach Ray Graves' squad only returned to the practice field S Vecltiesdny and won't go back U' until Monda3' in tjffeis Touan Job ________________________ Oviedo Fumbles Patters oI N. IS. i i ..~;-';` ..,. in0000 Law. Sprlskkrs. Pumps and Piping SAVE 20.101 Regular 179.98 saw-lamer with stand NOW a. as mosey dews, as 4.5 0 e eethi 88 mosey dews, SAVE 17.101 Regular 89.98 radial dW press NOW SAVE 20.101 R.qular 11,98 9" tilting arbor saw NOW m.nPkt Combines 9" tilting arbor saw and 4" jointer. Jointer cuts rabbets ½" deep and 4" wide, fence tilts 45' loft and right, 9988 Built-Iii I ¼ HP motor runs at 6,000 rpm. Cuts 2x4's up to a 45 angle. Includes rip fence, guide rails, miter gauge, blade, blade guard, table Insert. 7.50 a a. mosey dowu. $5 • meathi 7211 Drill to the center of a 32-in circle. Head. tilts more than 90'. Ram travels I I-Lnch.s Does operations impossible on other drill prossost QUAUTY INSTALLATIONS Since 1917 17 • 319 M A VE. SANFOR LA ii TEL 322.0852 ii I 1 . T in Santord Pl aza SHOP 'TIL9 P.M. MONDAY thru SATURDAY _______________________________________________ Robert "' ...--------.-------..----.-.... 11 I 1, -- 0 . I - inx..------- 1 E*1151r5rT 1 ........ — I I :'° -', 0 0 f �Y ____ ___ M r., Fetes Reception i,rttTh Itr I'*mlnrh On 50th Wedding Anniversary Mrs. '' • -. -' Plan Festive ' • , I . . .... .. - f. • . ' id" '1 WZL ''l .. V Sal decor. The refreshment table, curcred with a gold and whiti , '. cloth, was centered with a hu!c beautifully embossed C RI I (' flanked by tall ornate brass candlesticks holding white candies which were adorned with a single white mum. Upped in gold. Punch was poured from two cut glass bowls at each end of the table. Mrs. C. It. Kirllc3' presented , orchid corsages to all 1adie iii guests were showered with r ether magnificent floral tnbutca and lovely gift ThcThCfltoS lived In Sanford for the past 30 years where he Is a retired .r. . q, Season 'Y"le La Mi-s. Fred Genus combiurd gold and white to decorate the urea with beautiful floral atrangements anti gold-glittered wedding bells used in the taste- Mr. and Mrs. Hall were both I.. , - , '-. . -. '' . .' ' ' £ - ' followed by reports from the committee ctialrnien, covering present and future projects of -. ' -. . - - - •-- "... . s,,, .',r .. , ,• Tht Deltona Woman's Club '.' opnd their monthly mt"atlng on No% 10 at the Communit'' . House with a socIal hour at s. tended b 125 women Including .' who were newcomers ,,'. .1_ , . to 1)eltnna. ''.' ' At i:41 p.m., the president. ? Mrs. Norman Wagner, called ' . the meeting to order and Intro'I' ' duced the speaker of th after. i .' r. noon, William Grow, DeLand •. fi CTISt. , Mr Grrn presented flower arrangements for use with 'a 1 Furly American, traditional and ' "Early Attic" furniture and he . ntacle up several floral pieces . . -. .: in appropriate containers for ' '. the viewers. lie worked deftly with live and artificial flowers, ., leaves and fern. He presented a " permanent arrangement to the .Woman's Club. MFS. C. ALGETNON SPEER. .TF., from left, was Mrs. Edwin Johnson then hostess at tier Park Aveit sue lionie Wednesday to sin ,,. . ' - ' ,,,,,. - . ,, -•. ' ) $t -. ., . -.. ,.. . . \, '.. ....., .- -' •b, , . J ' P•_Ec .•.'.. • , ., . . :' , :.. .;:. ''- : - - . ,, ,,,.. - .. .. . - 'f - . .- . , I I ADMIEING A HAIR PIECE to be featured jit "Holiduv in Fahinn," t . ... . A Christmas banquet and dance will be held on Dec. Li, will participate in the show with seven nioclels from Sara-m-Woody's. Photo shows, from left, Dot Wade, Aitnette Wing and Bunny Logan. C peer, '. ' to ormec f uc ti CCC r lv reeked with discrimination in - p ___ . ____ 81 the Daytona Beach Plaza 'r . An e e-cntcthing arrangeme multi-hued roses flanked by Three Sanford women, I)ut tinst (lres, Itcito Clsicolani at 6(-6177 casual, esicktail ed UnCb LU ZuI)UIitIaisce- of tiour ' l)eadlint' for reservations vihI - Wade, Annottc Wing sntl llunn' d t' and tin ultini4ut* n, so J)rlics vil' In 4sarded lit ]i h Logan, had a flelti dli" him ;iln.ctieatiui1 lui lorni.s .sttxrt Mrs. V . L. ML, itt i tiikt' Mrs. Erihscii led the grnp tz .1 t' a a a e hess. uiatioziaIl chiuirnian. Tickets may 1w put- the pledge of allegiance to the I wee&- as ' . aey cxporeu ulL' .15 1- iflioWli hair stylist, will ulso be chased through her, any Worn- flag and singing a verse of' innable Sara'n-Woody's baton, on hand to give milady profess- an 's Club member or at the "God Ble America" After as models in "1101u1u3' in Fali- care. htoniemlxn', tomorrow night'le 1w AIrs Wagner the meetIons," set Saturday night, Not. At the,' end of the' exciting at 7'3() at the Woman's Club oii lug was adjourned r Ill, at 'L30 J.m. at the. %Vonian k show rolrestinients will be scrv- Oak Avenue! The refreshment committee Ciub of Sanford under the ausfor the socIal hour was under • pices of the American Home Department I Enter prse t'ersonaLs - ' and Woods htintJer art' bringing over st'vcii of their Sara ThOUL'IS III U) UK ltUUltIOlI flhII- furdites. They vill create huir styles on stage and will also cienionstrate t1n use of haIrpieces and "falls." Tin show will highlight cotifures fur dayI1t sure sumnier clothing clean before putting it UI UT meat bug or cedar chest. Dirt, acids and chemiculs change with time and can cause perinunent damage to stored nbrics, ___________________________ the chairmanship of - — " n1' '"! - • ' • . by Mrs. Eninselt ltemit'v hius re- heart attnL.l; Izi1 wi'aL Jioberl Mark. Mrs. Janies Mc- W. sirs. 1.'jsrlilsin 1r.. (sn,ru' - H' --'-'- Crnpps and Mrs. Bose Anderfront Winter Park. 2.aC, gue.ts Approxuisalel .,- "" -; - ' , " •j- : - Ih - d.'? i this, Why not stop ha and so. If NOT TRIED - - ' r. - : W111e1 po. i 1 WES.YAY For she foimd It was tru. She got DOUBLE LOADS a QUARTER Lad clothes Much I II (Bring This Ad) Coleman-Brown \X"edding Plans - 3/LQQ! 3/LQR! BE OUR GUEST AT New sparkle by night... POP THOU THAT MUD THAT EXTRA LIFT WE HAVE ILAUTIFUL HAIR PIECES Betty mu - ____ ParF Avs, Minors Must 323.0313 a ------ ,_____________ -.-----,.--- - • .x • (c)iYJitQn . SM. 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Let nut' hear u'hrn yuuui vise you hid n-lust In tin. arc lenu'ing, uu-hsiie on I lie I tip ''I a in rio, (nIl, wear a si and upon rebuu'n, I 'in sure 18 chess. I n-tint, a unlc grnv renders will be Interu'sli'il, thiuiel coat nuuci dt'rsc bust I'm %u-tuIe'r luck. itug ii It n'uuislil ususke use look . huge. Anti, Is it sts'lfslu In wenr 'My hsnir Is a gray sutuil ldnrhc is gt'ny coat uIthu a black dress? combination. I dislike it. Mv --touIae ktts Is good nod I'm very mu'. A eni( vats he worn with 1 Visnt i'olnt' 'cuuiiui In' best to nittuuset uit' color dress, ntsd hcsr a h:sir 'i'7 I like sushI sIiu' 1(1 is not a lust-ge sizi', brown, imi I hsc'sitnle. My eye's Monday: l)rust- Etlylti Thorn are gray - ''---hun. tots Mel ,rotl. .4 -ft; • ________ -- ____ _ ___________ - 't - "-: -. '' I - ?"'.l ' - - - 1 "e- .. "!.v - •qp N(I(,,t1 - 'th uuue' low I - - , __ ,.e.. -. •_,;J! _,d,,d., Sl I$ - ________ _ - - II' - - -. - __________ ________ 'A I - - ______________________________ ' - _; __________ ______ usc nec — J _____ '. <5, ' _ __________ - -- - - I - - - - : - .. ' . - Re a r iii i ii - - S,% si i'I,l NI i of flue hsnE-han - . type toys available thIs (hrlslms. For C Ii r i si ni a s g - flu- it PSI Ti lI II' ) 1 }1 nrated electronicuiniher of ways a count,r- int• u'irh blinkiog iieht4 ann N i-;w Yt lit IC ( N h'\ 'nun quirgent. vrnungqter can rnak' ir-ntI jtuuuit. filitc'r hind ii ile'c'r hellc'vn he is eterminMing his flash suppressor and, on corn. s round, knocks down a small quill,' I, i* Isis-" Ia" Ic-ti cued him U. stone cup instill ft l,t is-k wtu II "ciii eli. IL 'the flonP,y Trap I.and Mirir' Then there is the' magnoties si's viii n coup, r nlrswing kit whir'h enahles a fist ,ivcuv. (tuk-kIv hi' p'culle'l Is a ripe' erarniis-.. ft 4 oh', knsf'-wieIdin ci suuuuu Ii lih'k i,c,,,ulu hr I',VI drab expinsiie deu',ice isutl 5,, vicious. (r the hinnetrip t. th fwe.- rii.tttc'd I.e. a spring ----juit. frogman luin'l his I,uus-t; uscud Cong does It. slats which hnt nir1ed miswill, lika th VIc't t wist 'I'h,i' Issioutu lcc'gti mu to I irk When the setup Is I riggererl - j V4 - (if the replicas of the 1mph, the hernia shoots "high into th.-. Si- I i atitomaitie rifle, or the 'Iii..,, it u - uuq rc'l li-cl tin'l"r I hue' muir and uloeks,'' 'fhia Ij , I 1:11 ,.k rieg ''game of lightning lu'gu srf ilti. hinn,uuii tnri.'I. jit'atinsahly, makes fur a clean wnrtuure.'' Rust perha the' most. dab'l'h.,PUS e'xjuheicinru, of kill in the arc's r,f the nrnnrh, sRi(I nirate' rut all is the' (1 .few doll. ('uni,- n.', hiupt. tint rc''iiIy. Thee "hfc're's nnc'ither nifty," It. comes ready to dress in * clerk. sculills',- wumn a 7-yesur-cilel hey, th" tii,5"t WItS 1114 tether nail "What is it?" he was asked, dozen tj,f(erent. costumes tram ! tingle fatigue's to Atiatral ian flue' I '''in Ii v -it c only ci toy. It. "A Moletev rOck tn il''' ta hush uniforms. And each outFS "What.?" hun,'iu. - uui'ui in the' kislulie corner are fit,, he a-aiired, carries all man" "You know, Real one ltit'j. %V jreily ele-orntfly Sh) K HON 1511 sissIes atiel places will be istsi'd ilu'pnu - i us''nl- 51(15-C. ruled with gas anti rag wicks," nor of sidearms, machine guns, Fi'nts Alaska to Mississippi nouneed luster, ti;u roe throwers md survival ''Oh." Evc' rvhuuclv who Iue',i ret the ltsrt )sr'rnuore, as tho ausit fi-ossu unet s-y to isnitst Itsg, '' He'ssutiful, isn't It? ,% nd it's kits. lIii,7 iil,,st Pus U,,ll ut it. stump lu'ngrusm gets rolling, All of this, irs triith, is de1-iso U.S. ennsmemorntIve Stfltl%3) Th,uu t hey p- vt tumid I.e their s.'hi log like hell. " collectors (mitsuI usac'rM) will not.' Though plrc'nI by many toy makers. ('iirist,uiuus shoppinu. All war toys are'. program has nhssl)ltioua begin- tisust, six regular p o a t. a g ws nil ii, fun, uu,sslu'rstand, tisost, manufacturers insist they ''It's ghistly," admits one. Rut isings for 1967. atusisips uu-ihl be issued In the' liii I iuuu situ t t er, Eve,, if blue' ft rn ''alec ring away from corn- Ifl dc' tense they say aim ply that l'c'stnsnste'u' ( e is e r a I Law- new '' l'i-cusmsini'n$, A merh'usns'' iving peop1 exhit Ii.'i l,iuui gnt.t i' a leg blown l,uit. Itoni a,'' it is not evident in they a to 12 renee F. O'Brien usnnousni'eul t ho ss'uh's. l'Ii is will lring netly what. they want," tact merchandise mart. fact, In plusnnc'cl set- k's of 18 stansp'm off, he' uvuus in the right, place. And thus, it seems, football subju'etn of seveui commeussorntoys ninny stores look like ammunithe old "Liberty" 'Ilils ne'n-on's ( hrbctnss.s u'vpluseitig trains to tilhiuw hcr ('very e'u'c'iituu.Iity , • , tints dunspa and the shelves are uniforms and eiectrf tires for isext- year plus mu fI- su'rirs which chstp hack nave taE!O the rear echelon loaded with guns that hang, isisel just. iuisli's over was is cent airmail 1111 51 card -- and itm-i, tii Iii Y lull; holiday trues are these are liii' beginti ingit, 'I'ls' ''Pi-o,ss blent A snei'b'ans'' ''gets uin'''' iiuc.ui k-si I corps kit, t.a,sks that pow, planes that destined to be surrounded by and pictu of hoy ciii:, ge's, rca a htyj- roar Them-v's more I rouse, at sitsi pa will int'ludc. : 1 14 cent ui'ple'tc. will, ha steel helmets, plastic road TIn' ennsnuc'nunt'nt ivi's a,-'' tins ( pivu-nnrelk'uI ) honoring Albert uli'i-miu' ,u,-'-'Uc', blood pleisnsa with bayonets in their teeth. life' rnine, anunsunition clips aivi One realistic design is a 1usd I lea sunuP a stt-c'telsc'r, fnllouu-lng : s.'t-ouh'ontt'ntsial or ;iuiliit its, secretary r t. nil un-I uiaIi', tIn' insike-be- size hand grenade which, when satehul charges. Mississippi stat('hsooul, ce,sti'n- l're'asuiry from 1801 to 181 '1' •i Do not open any of the packisiuul of Canada's ('nn'u'geturc' as cTnt Franc-is l'arknuuszt, isiator- Ii'''.' ini'sinui I curps kit should thrown at the neighborhood kid ages before Christmas. or somebody, detonates a loud , must'' jte'u,s on lIce ii 25. a lust ion, I 00th uisstiivcrsasv busts euf the Old West; 100-es'ist. hi And even then, be careful 'i'Iiis yin,' tIn' uvu'iiry war in rap in Its warhead. the purehintu' of Alnskn, I 50th Ands's'w ,issekso,s (Use 200th anniversary of the Eric' Canal, nivc'rsuus-y of lila death occurs \u,'t Stun 11155 inspired any - Another is a "155" artIllery •shout it. 100th annivet-anry of the Na. in I t167 ) ; 20-cent George C, tional (1'flllge (oldest mains' Mu i-shall (honoring the 20th farm orgnnizust ion), tribute' anniversary of the Marshall Ilent'y 1)zuvid lisorvusu (1 9th I'ium ,, .e-eent Frederick Dougcentury essisyist sund poet), i-c'. hiss honoring a Negro SIvtu production of is painting liv who rose to become editor of Thomas Eakins in the Amen- an zilitulitionlst. newspaper; $1 can Painting Seile's, plus t lie Eugene O'Nell, for the plaY(3-cent commu'nios'a live airmail u-right. who won a Nobel Prize fly S(SA N ii( II'!' art and story.telling rather work ir, inht'pvndentIy and mipostusl .'nt'uI ti, I tue 611th cItlil four Pu1tler Pthen. 'I'inlc':l lowing directions, His attention than academic subjects. I )E It M Its. LIGII'l': As a unnivei-suss-y of the Vu-gui Is- and (lutes will be announced spars is short. anti he continually Dr. Albert to According Iviiuiary teat'her do you think lands as a U.S. tci'i'itory. liic later. i orilinusry kids would profit by Schrut, a psychiatrist at the dennunda too much of the tea-_____________ _________________________ ________ -. sr -vn nt ,in s Ii ,ut a color a - u c' - ________________ ru ri I ii 1"tl eWs 0 n i rr' the - two . . '' of _ - to - - P I a y F i rst, Study Later nismek - University of Southern Call- cne'r's tim.' and attention. [magfornia and consultant to the, Inc a whole claseful of such fuiur?--Mrs. I,. I). ANSWER: Nci. I realize that head Start program, ehiluiren youngstc.r'c! younger these Assuming time National Etlisration Asso- should learn to play when theyriatiou ii:sil l'rt'uiuh'nt Johnson 're young (or the sakc of their children could he taught to fly lRvIN(; I)ESFOR er-zr craftsmanship to take all huivi' e'n,Ie,- st-,i the idea. The emotional growth and future read, what gus)'l would it do A I' Ness i.ft'ature.. standard 36cnni film cartridges lizit iuunzil i'T,. has urged s'arli. creativity. Younger children can them it they enululn't underFrom the senses cf new to snake the full 2-1 good ninny be taught to read, he says, hut stand w hat. they were reading :9lisitsi '-r srhssuiuliusg for items (iiSJ)llI V((i ut the' i'i'('t'iit Mnusti-ssi,ri schools only at the expense 'if nt'cilt'uI I 'nnspr''h"nssiim ri',lulrQs a Via, . '1'h to 135 usuin; will have auto- picture format. With a 40,ss m - tam ,ierc' . f rmitarity and cxhiuivu' an sisi freedom. '"' i ts record of suef/3,5 Zeiss Tessur k'ns urstil messy, hiCI'P tim-s. sets,," that Dr. Benjamin Speck, the tarn. perit'nce. be of special iuiterrst to Âme,'- Cu1S light-metering syateuss Sonic children, of course, l'u-ojvct I lead Start has givers ous child specialIst, has also lean camera fans ususil uu-hich with l)reeluction of shutter or aperture openings, the "eult,ur;illv disitulvantaged" chit- gone on record as opposing the - might thrive under an educawill become available hiet-c in speed miniature package dren a needed push In over- speeding up of primary educa- tional speed-up system. But, in cusnsera is a the next six months: my opinon, its riot fur the ortitonluig their eciursitlonal handi - tion. —The first single le'ns reflex .1 incIses long by 2½ incIses 1 go along with the idea of jenny. garden-variety child. camera with focal pianu' cchsut_ high by 1 ½ inches thick and Just as there's a time for A sid (;h'nui I lonuin, director letting toddlers play and enjoy ter, interrh:usgc'zsblc' lcnsu-s arid weights in at. 14½ ounces. it an'i a tim. for dying, through-the.Iens automatic' cx- will (it in a man's pocket or us of the Institutes for tise A- being kids. And, the underpri- liviii ('h1t'''1'151t't1t uI I luinan l'otentlal viligeti excepted, children cams there's a time for playing anti posuro rent rid which will zu'- lady's hnndbssg—sonnt of tin'ns ui to .st_'huui. tuii' (ur at l'hilath'lphui, isats proved that play just as well at borne us At cept Instant-load hodapuik stud —for instant availability, !'lease send your si.'hool prob—The new big brother cam- rhuluiren cars leusu-us to reirti words school. Why make glorified other drop-in 121 filisi curto Susan Light in care of tern-i two anti baby sitters out of teachers? ouius 3''iui', tridges, Thus tisi' Zeiss Ikoni era in the Rollei family, most- at - this paper. While he cannot .nnknows Any primary teacher "Icarex 12(3" cussiu'rn is the talked-about. in advance. No luoi,Ls at tlsii'c'. N(,isetiut'lt'SS, must advocates how difficult it is to work wrth swer each letter personally. first to combirse the loading twin to the long famous twinearly educations suggest that a child who's iunnsumture lie letters of gersernil interest will sifllj)liCity (if a box cunsc'rat lens reflex cumiiera, tho new time' In' ti'eI fur gaunt's, usually has trouble sitting atill, ht' anuered us this colu.nin. this with the versatility of a pr'e- "itollel L 06" is a single hiss cision system. It. will accept reflex for 120 or 220 z'ohl -----------------------five preset dinphsrngni-corstr-oll- fihriis, It. has a focal plaisi' MA E T ed lenses ranging fr-ntis :12mm shutter, a body with bellows ______________________________________________________________________ to 135 aim.. will haves auto. exteuision, a luusa board that muatic diaphragm setting by tilts 8 degrees in two dir i.e. C4S systeris with pr"-sc'1uted titnss to in('rcasu focal depths a exposures; flush automation by of field. The camera accepts coupling leuss aperture to focus lntcss'clsatsgeublu lvnses, intci'AYN E ;. nut1 NDS'l'Afl'l' effects atid wiU rwt cause nsa.s- sslcuct'.t l' from the szueclsanica' setting; focal plane shutter ('istUIgOablo magazine Lnu'ks wos-kisig area-i, MD t'tsiiislzation in any dosage, speed up to 1/500th of a see- wiLls simpler camera body linkQ-t ha. e takeu 7 or .PC t—l)oes tskissg hormones fur age, interdsutsgoabhtj focusing Ne'ssspsaiie'r l'nte'rimrise end. tablets daily for several years Q -'l'wt, yeiius sig.) '—A bold new ps'Insciple it lsooiis and focusing screenis. a doctor the suseuiupiiu5e prolong or short- "or headache. When I read that isle unut to take hor. wnt'ised light muetea' design and opera. Lenses may be mounitetj in retchange? these tablets, when used for thou. The "Ikuphot T" CXObUi'ti Verse POlitloti on the cansera inoises because 1 huve cysts en the believed that pi-olunged periods, can cause A--It is now meter has no moving coil or thereby isiuking extreme closet- hi fliy bme'ists. Now another prolurt, kidney trouble I switched to ,iuue'tor lists 1,ru',t'nibe'd i'stru- hormones will neither springs. It is a transistorized, U)M 01' unucu'othotogruphy but us iLL aspirus but it up-sets my stowthe change, uustisoluaust'. lie nor shuorteus t lit' g-un for electronic device with (dH upset,- teible. - New design movie cuni- 'Y Wti5tii'ii use less likely to relieve sossie of the synuptoins ach. \'hat should I do now? ering circuit with visual sigisul ,k ---. I'C tablets contain us. tis-tti:t l'lLfleeI' if they ussodattsti with it. Specifically lamps which plainly show eras for professionals niviul sense of pit-its, phenacetin and e.'fwhen Perfect exposure is at.- uiisssteurs. For sums In tutu take' LIst' hup-sisiuue', Vhsat do they hselp you obtain a we'll-being and decrease the t'e'inu, It Is true that prologvei thulish ! tuIrse(i It. illuissitsutes the inmuvie reportage field, there is ps-est'r'ibt'd ussaisifustationo of aging. use of phvuau'etiis. which is preA -'Fhic t'strogt'Is exposure scale. A Zeiss lkms a v ci r s a LI I ci, nsuneuverubku, Q-1 usa an auto tisecharsic sent. ulso iii sunny pain relievers, offli-lul delibcss'uta'ly ciroppi'd shnoululer.supjiurtesi "Huksx hI; ,iscs'e'iy roi'Issc-u huonuslouses your us-oilue-iisg auth ion often exposed to cnn'- siiay cause kidney disease. As-. this hsund'Iwld plustic muLct' to i's'o" catcuers that. issukes Liii' cuviss- lu's hau'i' show that thought it. Is cx- t'stna'i'umun a wulithsg ti'Ipuuct. test' inamuy yeats. 't'Ise'y will tint bosi sssunoxklu, 1)ueo this gas pit-bus frequently cuse stunt-. an distress, Lreuuneiy sensitive to light, ft For amateur tutu fusss, the &i4ILU causrt'r' amid runty help to diumsagu the lungs? hint, it you )nntvtu a A-No, but the pire'v.'snL it it dlsplace The' first stop you huuld tape Is not s.tssitivcs Li, vjc,l.' Hc,ls'x 150 Super W' sss shock. It. couitjguueui to opi.'&utti, meti-aight. tIsi-oughs vluwtiusilei- rnus'e'r, it tony b' IIe'rt'scsaIt'y to Oxygt'us in your blood as It is to have your elu'te'r deter'through your Ltsrus. salute the Cniusu f your headiiae's it Is most effective Iii low- with film Issaglizino chansliu'r °i Isthisig tisi' e'st itugiut. light. siLusttlons slniu'e the dial stbovu uusti pistol-grip hsuidlu q-- Will l's's'iuiur-Iis tukeit (us' 'l'hls cAuses * shortage of t'xy. ziche tost t-eniove the' cause. it. lights up wily when the in. wiLls built-in battery compurt. thit' ilii'ustlIuusissiut clilist' sissy side gent in the braiui uusd s't'ult lee solute' i-e'a''ii, th can't be furmnatioui needed is rtiaclteui. headache, mont below, It bus a f/Lu c'ftet-ts, hurls as rustle t'iueuuwtus'- iii ine'rstul eoC eloise, you ttiiitt Ii')' a dltfu.r.t -The snssullvst. full-frantic zoom lers with a range (tutu iti'-n ? sinus, lhght)seuuiuilnt'ss, blurred type' of pitiui reliever, such as 85 mmmi jaret'lsims "isoeket" t'aun- 8.&uuuuus to Sllnsin auni uutum:st ii' A I'c c- i utiui- bum i ii t iit't ly ti- vision aunt umaussea. A U su i'll-s- un ps'tpuy tht'ne or pbenyrsuiitiol. cs-u. Tine "Rolled 86" is tists tiie,sL Iwhiluid-thse.kns CelS vXUteUiIu test It' In's- iuut', iii Liii, iur'iuwu'ihn'eI gius'nuge's stow have u t'ust i hutiusg l'Iie'su iii uis re'quurt' a comujiact ussetsiblausge of cam- control. uhcssage It will suit cUUS' any stile syste'sus to rvnsuu-o the carbon turuscs'ituItloss. stiui- titig 5('hlOilI at the age of Camera Angles - - a DEAR FOLLY-Each home- can often be ordered Irons ad- peat of a Pointer previously maker uual1y has CCTt.aifl vertisements and can cost as printed and have received no sheets and pillowcases she uses little or as much as you want answer. I am sorry that. It is for guest beds. 1 wi-al-i these depending on whether or not impossible to answer all such requests. Perhaps your one reI resh "ensembles" in plastic and place them underneath the they are plated, sterling or the quest would take little time, pillows of the bed they are to be novelty type. They may be sent but multiply that by hundreds en. This practice relieves over- singly and after a few birth- and you can see why this is crowded storage closets, aIds days and Christmases she will impossible. No one regrets this other members of the family have a good start on a col- more than I as I would so like if I happen to be away when lection. For a more impressive to have time to write each and the beds are made up. It also gift a spoon rack might be in- every one of you dear friends. supplies the right linens for cluded. I find girls love this -POLLY the guests who might want to type of gift which they can help. FOLLY'S POINTERS are treasure all their lives.-MRS. Anyone submitting a Folly's Problem, a solution to a proba "must" for me. Good luck to W. K. DEAR GIRLS-Please for- 1cm or a favorite honsemaking you.-EDITH give me if you have written a idea will receive a dollar if want DEAR FOLLY-I Elizabeth put some personal letter asking for ad- Folly uses the it.em in Folly's suggest that eurt of cream on her feet and vice by direct mail or the ye- Pointers. a ROMAN CI4A RIOT S p.m. B. Accompanied By Parent By Ruth Millett 94M4 THRIFTWAY STORE 25th & PARK ady's shoppe 106 ____ -- 11 fin. iabrc Open '111 9 P.M. Thur. £ r. 2201 PeriAve. Ph.322-4Y13 Jacoby and Son IIW!1I some suggestions for trimming an imitation Christmai tree. ! Mine is medium-sized. Lest u MON. & TUES. NOV. 21 & 22 brocodos Anne's how has the world been treating you? Unload your prolilerna on DEAR AI1I1Y, Box 6i700, Los Angeles, Cal., D001i. For a personal, unpublished reply, lni'loptu a self-addressed, stamped envelope. For Abby's booklet, "how to have a I,ovely \'edtHng," scud $1,flt1 to Ahht', iin i;w. 00, t,os Angeles, Cal., ¶hu. - - — NO APPOINTMENT NECESSAPY with hlair Styling Solon - Groups $ I .00 pet person extra geometric .7 se 'flte' nie't 's ______________________________________________________________ H DOCTOR'S I LB AG D r u g s F 0r Me n o p u Se In ITI THE SI4DIT.SHOIT 1001 P01 THiS SEASON But boAt up high with Th. slight curve look. ' ti'k(qQ Ool4j. IPo,ILQ/'A JJtki/twaq q. S You might as well not waste complain that you are tired cur Congratulating someone on uncomfortable or that you have your timehis good fortune, if you can't. Doing pomvthing for some- had enough long before he has. resist adding some remark Giving advice to anyone who one else, If you do it ungracto calculated to taking him down Inusly that your help is resent- doesn't- ask you for it- or ed Instead of accepted with anyone who is always asking a notch. Taking mu a volunteer job for advice hut never takes ft gratitude. you don't want and know you Taking a child on an outing when It is offered. Having a party if the only will only do hnlf-heartedly. as a specIal treat, unless you Arguing with someone when are prepared to slow down to reason for it is to get rid of as obligations as possible— you know very well that you the child's pace, inst-cad of many notchange his opinions and hurrying hint along and riot g'iv- a party given in that spirit is will yours. ing hint a chance to see and never a success. Trying to please someone Buying a gift for a person the things that really interest unless you are willing to give with whom long association has him, Going along with your hus- It enough thought to choose taught you it Is impossible to band on a hunting or fishing something that you feel quite please. Sense things are just. a waste trip in an effort to be corn- sure the other person would of time and effort. to have, panionable if you are going to like She washed her clothes at Church were installed by Mrs W 1 Crabtree at a meeting Nov. 15 at the home of Mri W W Home Photo show's, from left, Mrs. 3. L. Hobby, 'ice president; Mrs. Fred Yeackle, secretary; Mrs. Ray Murray, class teacher; anti Mrs. kobert Cohen, president. 1 9aco64 tn Cr)Q JJtQ (,'WII.. I I I f II "' "". I VV J 55 turned trwii Vet Palm ilcach glad to report that he it coining hums, Mrs. Gertrude Mussot, where she visited her brotina', i along nicely and is recuperating Mrs. Lillian MeCurdy, Mrs. Ed- I installation of officers wu installing officer and conducted Mutes. Crabtree, Cohen, Fortward Mangold. Mrs. Frank at this home, Dewey White, who suflored main item on the agenda the impressive installation cere- nor, Lavender, Long, Hubby, Manning and Mrs. Arthur Mu_________________________________ at a meeting of tat' newly or- mony using different colors and f Northiii, 'Yeackle, Fuller, Joe : thsicu. the Bouth, Clyde Humphrey and Thi' table w most colorful ganized 3-0-V (Jesus, first; facets of a duimoiid ' Cindy Lea Harris. grandthens. the teacher, Mrs. Bay Murray. and attractive, centered with a others, second; yourself third) I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred i......., - ,.......ö .r .. .. i ... (ffiv.iI,'r i,,,$ I11 ..,,.... ••'•'° WUjI1U& u W Class of the First Baptist' UUITLS I celebrated her scvezith ltobert Cohen, president; Mrs. "xnums" with silver tea and birthdny Sund Church. .1. L. Hobby, vice-president; picnic dinner, comple'te WIth coffee service at each end. The Mrs. W. W. florist was hos- Mrs. Fred Yeucl:lc, secretary, iso emade Cookies, mixed birthday cake, at Turtle Mound, J Announced 3/WI! and mints provided the fellow- tess to the meeting, Nov. 1!, anti Mrs. W. W. Home, treasurNew Smyrna J.leachi. ship hour with a delightful ba- at 11cr Vulencia Street home. er Mr. anti Mrs. Woucirow w ______ ais I or the interchange of The devotional program Chairmen arc Mrs. John A. Coleman of Sanford arc an. sunshine; Mrs. John thoughts and ideas, nouncing the final wedding given Mrs. John Norden, Fuller, by Mr. and Mrs. Forest Nutt 1iad ]Ot) It) enlighten Norden. devotion, and Mrs. H. plans for the marriage of then' us recent houseguests her broWho used Psalm E. Lung, publicity. IIULWAY FARE daughter, Gretta Gail, to Doyle thor, "flic" lhcketts, the members on the true and . Serving as group leaders are Even babies can have tuik ltentz Brown, son of Mrs. Mary- friends, Johnny Bolting and ing of Thanksgiving. M B. L. Westbrciok. Mrs. H. for Uk ho1idu, this year. New Class colors, aim, song and ette Brown, ol Longwood. Coolidge Campbell, from fl• a }ortner. Mrs. Curtis Lavenready-to-serve feuds in jars in- flower aho were chosen by the The wedding will thkc place inam Ala. —j THiS SPECIAL INVITATION EN. elude turkey-rice dinner, An niembers at the first meeting der and Mrs. Clyde Pierey. in the First Bptjst Church of _____________ TITLES YOU TO A BEAUTIFUL At the close of the meeting both strained aRid junior stYles. for the group. Longwood o Tuesth,v, Nov. z, at 7:3(i p.m. Small fry usually like plain New Irons the same inanufac- Mrs. W. 1. Crubtret' tiw Mrs. Huz'ne served refreshmonth of delicious Pumpkin pie, turer arc two reudy4otijit jarAll friends of tlit' young eon- cookies put together with a date 11 x 14 Silvertone Portrait Free jde arc cordially invited to at- filling. To make the filling, packed junior cercals with fruit Steel wool dipped w acetone coflec, nul. anti mints to the tend the wedding atiti reception simnier pitted dutes with itt- -nuxed With cereal and (Jut- will remove plastic and nylon PLUS SOc MAIUNG CHAIGE which will follow in the Church tic orange juice; udd grated j meal, each with applesauce and stickiness from your Social Bull, LAD & LASSE PHOTOGRAPHER IIIILLIILIS. orange rind. allow the iron to cool. ONLY ONE FREE ADVERTISING PORTRAIT PER FAMILY. Mrs. CONF1 llETAL TO "Nt). 'IllNt TO VEAfl": Weni' a smile. It will do more for ynus' n1peRsnfl(- tiuni a new ,ls'i'ss. DEAR ARBY: My busbond bus one habit. which tvori'iea flue to death. lie keeps pipe damped hea cigar tween his teeth while pouring gasoline Into the tank of cur boat.. \\'hen I fuss he says 1 am getting all excited alouit nothing hecaiis his cigar or pipe is not lit. I grant you, I can't see a flame. hut when I grab thenu ..ut of his mouth, the cigar osr'ipe esre still warm. Please print this and ask your 'eadera to write and toll you if these circumstances have ever But she knew what to do. '•_1_ - ,-. —..- "-I- liv Edytli tIiointot -- . - -. Mrs. Clar- assisted 5 5 S I ___ I --- .All 11 Al,: it all .pentls on what you've heard, - called during the appointed ht u',uilable for those who do Saturday At Woman' s Club 4, . _____ ' ,.. - '.. • ., Mrs. A.1 Wallace, Mrs. James * - A1l!'t': \'hcn being introduced to a person, is it proper to say, "I've heard a let about yen ?" BA1S I)1AR - Others in photo with the hostess and honor çuiest sire her mother, Mrs. Henry Wight., and eo-hotes.- • ifl the contest, please call 66S- for tomorrow night at the Sanford Woman's Club are local models who .- ci 1 . ' 15 men. 17 women and a nine- Fox Sanderson. bauble full ensembles. Mrs. was a melange of pink roses in ments enhanced the charming year-old boy. The" would like The breathtaking arrange'- Iargaret Kirtley madc the cor- contemporary arrangement, ac- bridal atmosphere in the dining cologne, shaving lotion, band- ments were created by Usc lrn- suge and presented them to cented with silver candle hold- room. kerchiefs and socks. tess from roses grown by Mrs. the' receiving lint- members. ers burning tall white tapers. Pouring were aunts of the The president then announced harold Applaby and Mrs. Boy in ii tblc at the' entrance to Coffee and ten were poured bride-elect. Mrs. William IAIffthe resignation of Mrs. Hubert Williams. thc reception room, a large nov- from handsome antique silver Sanford; Miss Martha Jansen, publicity ehairmait, and Hostesses with Mrs. Speer city incense-filled rose bud service with large silver trays Wight, Daytona Beach, and introduced Mrs. ?st. C. Odd! as Mrs. Martha Robinson, Or. her successor. - ,, -, . - . ''!'. •, lando. Itcpor4 on the prozress of the .- ,., ,, Others assisting the hostesses stnzng contest for the Fehrunrs -, - -' .in greeting the guests and S4WVI .. " '- .',' meeting was given by Mrs. Aning were trs. Harry Woodruff, .- - p thon' Wisntewski. For the list ________ - -' • -. -. irs. John ivey, Mrs. Edwin of rules and regulations govern. ', ShinhioLcer, Mrs. W. A. Adams, •, . -' illS),' with hung spades. In the game of hearts the South thought awhile and i-caim is riot to tsk-e tricks and 4B62 ("8110(1 that East hail played the deuce is the best card. the jack of diamonds mu the 11 7 6 2 ' Once irs awhile you can gain K 4 Q first. diamond lend, Obviously, through the ability to lose a WEST EAST East had started with two trick In bridge. 4,110 P 7 4Q diamonds only. South would have been well. p9764 Then South looked at his let his pin-thor play advised to .1 10 8 4 deuce of trumps and saw a way three no-trump. He had nine 4J 87 5 4 2 4 10 3 In get to dummy's clubs, lie -I' tricks in his own hand and could SOUTU (1)) played three high Ininups. East 4AK43 take a chance that the deft'nse A K Q .T 10 2 did the best. he could to stay would not commence proceedlow and dropped the nine, seven inga by running off diamond and six but the four was still tricks. He would have been wellEast-Weit vulnerable higher than the deuce. advised hut the game was rubwt Noi-th Ead sth South cashed his ace of clubs her bridge and he was looking 2 and led the king of spades Pass 2N.'P. Pass 3* at those 1W) honors. 3 N. T. Pass 4 Pass just in ease East should hold a West cashed the isce and Pass Pass Pass second spade. East dicarded a king of diamonds and shifted Opening head-• K club. There was no point In to the jack of spades. -'i, ruffing In. Then South led his South took East's queen with 1th get. over to them the ace and looked at. those South wasn't going to riced deuce of trumps. East was In beautiful, useless clubs in dum- them if spades broke but East's end had to lend to dummy's my. There was no apparent way queen had sort of marked \Vest good clubs. •. for presentation to the resi- noon. at a Bose Bridal Tea lion- her niother. Mrs. henry Wight. lug the dining table, which was dethhra. centered the oversize dents of the Good Samaritan ni-lug Miss ItI a r v Patricia All wore twautlftil orchid cot- overlaid with an exquisite heirbuffet Candles entwined with - ,Ji - towns. , roses reflected an aura of dc'- hlolmc's. from Tampa, and her exotic aroma throughout the en-S fours and dainty open-faced fin. There viI1 be a regular meet• tire area - - -----------'- . (Jim) Spencer, .1. W. Hall 3r., Harold A. Hall and th d hld it - 4flt' VC CASt t%i5'fl , the' guests to stand, Introduce - .- — enurts into bowling alleys. And I'm nil I'm' it. of their honor on their 50th wending anniversury, - erjen -ninn1n diVtWtC -.-'' Wjght, bride-elect of Lt. Cisry Fox Sirndersors, A I. omt Oh ( IIurs.t'i.A I., members arc requested to bring nVeflUC rn the ' - - Nov. 1R, lflflcl rtnth --. ----------------------- .; -4,, 'nuised iius-y nu' ln of life. th- urn I getting e it'i nlniit nothing? srn .L Wflll1ED a 1'iFAR \ViRRIEi): W'hese' thore's sninke thr're ('0111,1) 13F fire, but I'll lenve this to the oxpc%'ts. In the nuenntlmo, i'd say your huisbnnd hns tiet'einpc'd a )rnd habit. There's always the ehnneo that the fire isn't. as "nut" as he thinks it Is. longing ulatimshcp in nil bus- DEAR ABBY' YOu Ri tting right gosd at the heart of things in very to you toll me words. Can ''hy there 15 P niuch eli'nrc today? 11. IL T. t DEAR 11, B. T.: Most diresult from the 11that a "perfect" mar't' lush'in 'A'riage Is ,,h1e'ah1e, arid any thing less Is a failure. Conpoquentiy, when each dis. overs the Invitahle blinlan imperfections in the other, he becomes disillusioned, repesritful, and frustrated. Then two otherwise normal, intelligent people who, at- one time "loved" each other .nongh to marry, become part-time st-rangers and sometime enemlnos. Marsied couples should realive that a successful marriage Is like a suweessfnl busines partnership. It cannot succeed without mutual trust, confidence, and respect, And the sooner the "partners" get down to the h;isin of rnnking the best the moat ehal- - - By Abigail Van Buren 2661j tititttt't' UThr '': - ____ - , . ' ' 0ctz' - .1- 1 W Hall Jr, Chip and Gin gem, Orlando, Mr and Mi-S }Tnrnld A. hail, Bobby, Barry and David also of Orlando, and family friends, Dr. and Mrs. fl Wade Bucker During the quiet dinner hour, 2fl0TC than 400 friendc began arriving at ii "surprise' YCCOp lion, which was held in the pri. wile dining room of the rcstisu Nsv. 1$, '966 . it was a memorable evening, Others assisting with the ole- Mrs. Lucille Stone, Miss Ella- Roy holler, Airs. David Smith, for Mr. and Airs. .1. W. Hall of hflrnte "surprise" 50th weddIng lee Kirchhoff, Mrs. ,iarnes Mrs. C r e a I a Higglnbotha.m. ________________________ Sanford on Nov. 15, theIr SflUi anniversary reception w c r e Crapps, Airs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Mrs. Bertk' Roberts Airs. F. 1). -. wedding anniversary, w h en c ott Mrs Gear e McCall the started out for a quiet _____ 'nS 'li,' Melanie Hurt and Miss family dinner In the main ellaItahe McCall. lug room of .hIm Spencer's lies•S _____________ .... tiwrnnt with their three children and their families, Air. Deltona w omen —' — ' and Mrs. C. E. (Jim) Speneer, . Linda and Sally; Mr. and Mrs. * - Hall J.W. - "r— U S 1 but they did nothing for the tree, and I would like to have it look a bit different. This is yeariusedred-andgreeiib&UI, an Imitation spruce and I want toieitinfrutofntYPlCtUtC window.-IIUS DEAR FOLLY-I keep a clean cellulose sponge iii the vegetable bin of my ref riger. liter to absorb ezceso muIst.ure. We use broken pieces of hollow the as a bed In our out,Itne .,rilL The unevenness of ---------sleiavessdrapaice the op fur a good draft and they are easier and simpler to handle whan djnIng the grill than other things5- MILDRED FOLLY-Spoons make DEAR _____ a different, yet inexpensive, gift for a daughter, niece or favorite young friend. They piy loopu. ij I I 1 I - I I a I p i I DECORATE WITH BRIGWT ENAMELS SCREEN POOR PLYWOOD DUMMY W.IEEI. p - 1 p $ 2.4s 45QU4RE9 I Ia i - :B, FDu!tJaoe L.LsGn.4or1'dZ ::;:::::: - --. - I I P ___ &! 1II19-PIJE OHr-0W 2 *1 BTWP 111!9E _____ REAR p CEUTEtW I ' a'--" CLIP AND - 1 - I ______ _ - - : p . . h.t't'is I - 0 - -'fl- - -- .. - -. -tm.- '124. f-s.-' I a - murxaU)IJLJis*JW.j-' - - �- 30 Mi ion County On-Farm 1Values Top 29a are p mrI,,t,. tirm wniild hi' 11w, 'Phi ,infi'd f,irrns now flImhC'r Value Of farm prnduct.-q rniiwd to $9.5 million in 1950, to $11.6 firms, whose hradquarthrs close to 500. and to $16.2 ml)- Ill Seminole County contribute R 'ri-bitsinese value." In Seminole County has In- million in IIHU) another $9.8 million to the Using charts, Tucker showed "This is the value of the creased more than 500 per cent lion in 1965," Cecil Tucker, the total to bringing rndut't after the nri-husiness the efficiency of production, county agricultural agent, told economy, since 1940. over $29 million on-farm valrms in harvesting, paeldng, some of the econoniie pressures mw (rn.fflfln value has the 1iultlnnd Xiwanis Club. In addition, agricultural ues" Tucker declared. h,inling. processing and market- on tolnv's farmer and illiistrntgrown from $R.1 million in 1940 Tucker stressed that the ed the "world's fond table" and the-farm value was not a goad h g is added and It is t.rnns- presented the outlook informati-i the county line, designation of agriculture's val- Pnrt.ed valtit' ngri.husiness of tion in nld slides, "The tie for It omits many ItA!mI "Americans enjoy the biggest eminok County agricultural which should be considered in is over $49 million," fond bargain In history," TuckIts contribution to the economy. Irnis 'tirkii iinted or declared. He explained the "most ap- Messages For GIs Offered By Rd Cross Vocal ii o - Page ifl— Nov. American I a in it spends only shout 15 per eflt the real bargain we enjoy of Its 'after-tax' tnN'vme on bargain made possible by our ,, - - atinn's amasing agricultural efficiency. "Thanks to the pr4'4h1ctMty and cooperation of farmers arid food industry workers, Amencans are the heat fed people In the world, at the lowest real "During National Farm-City cost in history," he concluded. - - -. .•- 1 -: - . ,. ..,.. - • ' I ' - Program apron and a blue ''hair'' rii,hmi, Weill nugeul Indies to "always deq tip, put uti make - up and look fltltat'II%'i, for your tinshauls as well as serving them t act y, t'nlnt'Iuil lituti t't'flhit)tll it'n I - & • 2 ' ! thur Mnlwn, n na;or of Florida l'uhlk' III liii it' awards gas i'aflgi to winner, Mi's. Anita Young, ,f 651 Mtmosa 'l'ei't'nee, nnland Estates. CHEF SOL WEI I .L, in organdy apron, is shown in the midst of his cooking school demontratin at Civic Center Thursday. At right, At'- S a, - IX - , , UNiTED STATES .•,. .. _ i LAKE TRATO - Pacific - CUBA - .. -.-..,.---- Dc G4a11 Of Mexico Quibdo - sun I - P:ut'e I A -- stage Included sausage corn))41114' ph', uli'luie bamliuurgets And 114CS1 , ' ' ' ' . . ,uC . - ----------- Kaffee Watch R cord - B rea k er , , , - an TO Meet COLOMBIA . . Presby !.t I . I iirruiu -- • .Y . -. ___ - 3 lurbo .,.,., :Pc.!I,1 'tnifitr 'i • , 1JRABA'l> I - - e GULF OF I AlIpntsc fl1,r a a • Garden Club To Dedication - — One of the busiest places in have in her stand a complete tutu into a Joke, lie inndvt'rSeminole County Saturday will line of fancy linen work, all those attending nu'' Invited to ini-ilo, dantly 14-1 flip individuill pizzlis i nivre will lit, n i'Mighmm nrhe Ninth the area between Eight-h and Streets, at Oak Ave- handmade, plus a delightful Villit, tile 4111iie 11410111, 111141 llll~' I 1111illi'm ill hurn while preparing another tit,14,4 114111th with ])lit supply of novelty fancywork a cake from l)oiis Smith to tush. oat• gi., u Sanford, SliC o I i choice. iL. to SUII Rfl ftevIps imseti at th e cooking jiiflTiCiiC take along on a leisuu-el' hayA nil hid hut not least llI('hl Souls Fall Festival of 1Qfl II kC printed .fl . I)onnhue, talented decorator, School will ride with Don I el' us as 1114' ;11,41 I hllt Ii' ru'uiuiniis, fill' to , ,,. Several th ousands are vut tie snowing ann deiulng No v . uuiiflfl 0,, iiC Hfl. nuinnger. it 8 I rain will hi' Ofl luauuil ilut'pected to attend the event lovely a Iii I t ni'15Lflifl5 necoraitons. ford onq •erad f or t hem svaien mr Aft, tlu' haytide, liii' Indies ing the eni-muival to give sill which is to get. underway at _________________________________________________ In the Ilouuetiiakcrs' Corner will 'ant to get ''pi'i'tt ii'i up'' young sutiil ''ouuflg at huenut" noon and remain open until ctiluiiiti by Mrs. II. I. Johnin the niakeup boot Ii where nil.' tln'nuidu liii' t'iinitntinil , midnight, Committees promise sun. Fran Morton zuui.I Winkle li'"something to please each and Spi-igs ni parsley, carrot F'iIs will be on hiniuil niuti Mabel every visitor." fl t'uuis, r a di a hi' s , tomatoes, riQfl nOW Duggan ill faluiout *if(ie Grand prize offered is a 14 oi'angt's and oilier decorative in the highest style. by 2 foot swimming pool cornBy JANE. liullilts WCI'(' used to garnish the Or, before going to the ph'tely installed a n' w h C r Garden The South prepared di shes. ic display o makeup booth, pI'i'hia1s those within a 50 mile radius, or $1,, finished products was enClub will meet at 3:80 p.m. returning from the )unyridc A nuniul TIInnksgivinLr Ladies' tIll 000 cash. a (tub will hIahu('('(I by a large hanging inirNlondnv at the Woman's prefer to visit the eiui'nivnl Who like games of Coffee Club t ti ron loaned by Senkarik Paint on O'ei'hrook Drive, Cassel- mlthvny where Atitini'w lliu'hko 'a.iIhi' the ('hunnuhci' skill or chance may visit areas ,, and Glass Company. berry. will have a variety of mu rides operated by Joe Falgiose, Wils ''a rei'nu'ih-l'i'enker ''l stage of the Civic Center A proi'nrn on birds will in operation. Sieczknwski, Telosfor nua'tu'r Sier Cu' I lie \lou-rlsoui was attractively decorated with Fisher Gifts of jewelry for that ,,ou::lnhIauieN said today. puthwski or Don Gandreau. presented by Mrs. C.K. fresh CLII limbs of autumn fol will "special friend" may be purPutnian 'Vhen time comes for a re- and Mrs. Leota ;i't'int' t,uu: help 'iv. "We the iage and the center table lucid the devotional, chased from June Siou'putow- .n by the nuerrhunnts freshment break, there will be have a huge gold foil horn of plenty Plans ; ill be discussed for ski's booth and skill at (lulls cii 't-ousl concessions stands operated by who donated filled with fresh fall vegetables. Helen Constantine and Sue the flower show to he held in may be tested at. Walter tolielp make this eve nt Ceynowa and their committees, conUflctiOn with the North Or- Kryzwda's stand. Mario TourWe lisuil "0 mighty offering for sale hot dogs, lando and Lake Mary Garden noux will be at the fish pond huuipv winners who took home U te ri hamburgei., coffee and all Clubs in April in W eaver Hall and Virginia (otidr'aui sit the 5(11114' nh't prizes," hue :uldesl. of the Casselberry Community duck pond. I.oi'uui iiieii'hixuiits who t'otikinds of soft drink-s. Methodist Church. Other booths along the mid- t,'ilute.l gifts for the Ladies' WOC Many in the crowds, members in the club way vili include sum-cone or coffee iuit'ludt'il Faust's emIly the women, will like to Wi,iuuen of the Church of "go shopping," the committees are IIT$. W.W. Smith, Fern popcorn with Buddy LeFils and l)r;ig Store, Fekvrd's Drugs, First Presbyterian Church, report. Marion LaTour will Park; Mrs. Letha Ward, Cas- Jerry Farcilu; grab bag With IeIit'tt's Liggett-Rexitll Drugs, have beautiful house plants, selberry, and Mrs. Herachal Lois Falgiont', pitching pennies Mt'l(!5'Iiflh,I's fluuugs, 'l'ouuehuton's, Sanford, will have their (;enwith Frank II u liii; rolling t hue lltuu ilh t anti A unit' i-soui's Drug era I Meeting M onduty at the Mrs. ,lo M illiran has promised Pyle, Lakewood Short's, of the hostess skee ball and hitting the mark, Store, Super-X l)rugs, Grape- church. Chairman loads of surprises in her parcel Coffee hour will he at 9:30 post. booth, and the variety of committee for the meeting will Mort Mouton, and luisks.'thatl ville Florist 111111 Nursery, Situthrow, Gilbert Fileger. ford I"lower ';hill), A & I' Sup. 11.111. followed by the meeting items to be found in the gen- be Mrs. Paul Knight. A super Italian spaghetti cnuuiarkct, Food Fair Stores, fit. 10. Speaker will be Mrs. oral store operated by Thi'iftway Hubert Parsons, of John Knox Ninety per cent of Canada's dinner will be served fi'ouii 4:10 Pul'lix Markets, Salvail will send the imagination flying toward Christmas 19,571,000 people live within 200 until 9:30 p.m. in the school Supt'u-nusiu'kct, Bauder Assoel- Church, Orlando, who will miles of the U. S. border, says cafeteria prt'putrc.i by a "sup- att', Inc., Winn-Dixie Stores speak on the church program gifting. • "Go, That We May Know." erb chef," Al". Helen Constan- stud ('itn'ma Theatre. Mrs. Bridget Kolarik will the National Geographic. -, , Now York. v Weill managed to When shopping I eomph'tell, tini', nssistu"l by J. N. Az. )lit!, which St.. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Bear Lake will have home of Mrs. Don Reynolds. year were discussed. Attending, other than those dedication of its Every MemServing will be Mrs. .me Douthltt, president: Mrs. Fred named, were Mrs. Eva Hostet- her Canvass at. the 11 a.m. Wilson, vice president: Mrs. tier. Mrs. Linda Bose, and the worship service this Sunday, Fred Kelly, secretary, and Mrs. class teacher, Mrs. Mary Rog- Rev. Fred Guthrie, minister, announced today. Pat Miller, sunshine chairman. ers. "or Al . llowu'rs, Sirs (;arner (;ehr, away. Serving as uihers were FPV(' home economist. and reril Tacker, r'o,ntv agent. Sr'rninr,le I If ,f,irijnr Iparlors 'Iholino Siai'lot', foil Mrs Other recipes prepared on All Souls' Fall Festival Saturday . -,1- . ' M ASTFR of the Golden Group captains and devotion- ray, and a guest, Mrs. Russell Kitner. Circle Class of First Baptist al leader will be named at -PANAMA •-:i".= oo comfort nhlr,'' Chief Weill Inter'°' rnti'I the prepa rat ton of a sin nuliti g nh lfIflSt, luPlu, mud and iitinut'l (lemon spelled backward) cake. -T New officers • h )c "I'll) conk lug Ili file key of Williams, Mrs. John Carver. Mrs. Paul Markos, Mrs. C. E. Clemmer. Mrs. Fred J. Mur- £ rng '( ''—clean, cool, convenient and through Dec. 9. tion was enacted In a fictitious Interested persons who wish to make a record- court room, with Mrs. .1. F. Smith us the Judge, Mrs. GorIng may call the local Red Crots office between the don Meyer as the prosecutor, hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. and Mrs. Harry Klay as the During the actual recording session, a photo- defense attorney. Mrs. Meyer. chairman. pregraph will be made of the family members to he sent sided over the business meetIng. Final plans were made for with the recording. Thanksgiving basket to be the There will he no charge for the recording or presented to the needy family photograph or mailing envelope, but the family will "adopt.ei" by Esther Circle. be responsible for the postage and mailing to the Each member volunteered to donate a designated article of ervicemnn. food and a large ham will be Postage authorities advise that mailing should purchased. Others attending the meetbe completed by Dec. iü, in order to arrive in time Ing were Mrs. I. B. Crawford, for Christmas. Mrs. .1. II. Powell. Mrs. E. C. Church, Sanford, were elected later date. In other business (, , at the November meeting at the meeting. plans for the coming oo meals. Meet Golden Circle Has Election as • tkinqr Mrs. r'hno) ineinded Radio Stntinfl ncn 'retrace, was thu. winn"r Mrs. fliisbhitt, or the ns rnnte anti Mi Joan fee Minter, Thomas .flmjnei, WTRR, The Sanforrt Fferald anl MiriJvn (rieme, Mrs. .f. the (jrlanrlo Sentinel. Aie Sernottt' Lanut, of r,'I ftuk A vr'rnu', S1r thv"r . won the U. f'incb. •Tr;. F. (' (olcnn, racs of f'ptj(' '.v,is in charze of pc'rcnn '.'or t)' food Sirs, If. E I,rig, Miss Kathy rirrangment• (other; who as certificates froit, Wint, fikie. Jacksr,n. Sirs. Richard I'aiim spStC(t in pre4entatiOfl f thom school included Mj'c Mvrt ic trihi,. awl Miss Carol Ffuca 'I'hc'%' inoI,i,Ir'vi Mrs II I Wulon, home economics ,en' ; In addition ten (;as (;en MIS I'r'IlN'' I .", Mr c:indle nd five Thm Martin. sifrs manazer, ItIc'ti I'iilIt'r, Sirs torion fiu'k dolls, one .1 e a a W,nqlt, SIrs ns camper trill Were Civen 'PC(; art, Mrs. IMI' flt,trur, Sirs. C. flesplenulc'nt In pink orgnmly -- - . Au opportunity to make a recording to he sent to members of the Armed Forces overmts is being Highlights offered to the Immediate families of area servicemen by the American Red Cross. Circle These recordings are playable on any standard Highlight of the November 38% rpm record player. of the Esther Circle of The recordings will he made at the Central meeting the Woman's Society of Christ. Florida Red Cross Chapter }louse at 2401 E. Central inn Service of Grace Method1st Church was the interesting Boulevard, Orlando. 25 program entitled, "The ChristThe service will be available from Nov. ian and Culture." The presents- At • for the second year at the ottnual unq ('urnkln Seimni with liii' ( kit' ('enter filled to en;int'It' with men and Wnn'('ti , I), t, TIC., W illi vCu.i, mnq,pr the ('ninth' Stove t'ntiotfltItifl . 'l'npluin Pa etluenfeti and ti't- tnhll;Ml htI ninlirnet' regaling them with Jokes and hilarious ad libs as hi' ulemtnistrn(t'ti task', e'e-nppenhing and mn,iv hntt-ciutq and tiute nnhI itinfler sn'Irtg Ideas. i I y 1 at food prices and recognize groceries. "Conipare this IS per rent take-home pay spent on gmcerins In America with the 80 per cent paid by the British and the 50 per cent spent by the Russians," he urged. SRO W. A ........ Id? - • "In spite of rising prices, the Week, let's take a fair look average • . - .-t.-..v,.S*, I P A ' ......... - ................ - '- 'I -'I .. I- - - II- U HDNDU*A ,_ - b.a Sea '" JUAN4 MALAG A Bs,,a,enttm MY 5a"510 Uraba j'-UC.ARAGtJ ' — / - ' ute p COSTA IICA PANAMA lNIccmual Route .. -. C--VENEZUELA •• \ •1rbo•( Colombian PAN CANAL SALVADOR ehuante ec Route T • '' .: S. .... , •. .' - " . - -•••• •, '- ' -': Moili a ... (P Wherever you live In Central Florida you can't get a lower Interest bank loan on your new car than at the Florida State Bank of Sanford. There are no gimmicks! You pay a low $4.50 Interest per $100.00 per year. COLOMB1A : . \ - Colsmbm has entered the CarIbbeanPac1flc canal p.l.. with plans to cut Its own sea. Hero's how simple it is to finance your new part of the country. For easer years the United States watRrv!ay, iscr4svsl all the way If possible, to ease las been searching for the present bottleneck at the 50-ysav.old Panama Canal with its narrow, obsolete locks. Five sites, including one in Colombia sturthig at the Gulf of (hobo on the Caribbean, we receiving most serious con5idemtrnn in the U.S. studies. The proposed Colombian seaway (inset) also would start at Umbo but would angle much farther south than the American voute, passing through two large lakes created by earth dikes before reaching the Pacific at Malaga Bay. Hydroelectric plants planned at such dike would produce an estimated three million kilowatts of electrical power. sites for a new Seminole owliopp" OPENS NOV 21 s At 5:00 car: Call 647-4293 in Orlando and vicinity or 322-1611 in Sanford. Ask for Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette in the Installment Loan Department. They'll arrange credit for you in a matter of minutes. Shop for your new car. Compare our. rates with those offered by your dealer. When you're satisfied you'll save money with us; call Ralph or Jim and they'll take care of all the details. 3. Take delivery on your new car and enjoy a short "break in" drive to the Florida State Bank of Sanford (only 20 minutes from downtown Orlando) to sign the loan agreement. Ralph or Jim will arrange to meet you at your convenience—any time, day or night. FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD Sample Payment Schedule for Three-Year 4'/u% Auto Loan 3.6 Monthly Payments Amount of Loan Monthly Payment Without Life Insurance Monthly Payment With Life Insurance $1,500 $47.60 $49.27 $2,000 $63.36 $65.62 $2,500 $79.15 $81.94 $3,000 $94.95 $98.30 Above payments include documentary stamps and legal fees. Call Ralph Pezold or Jim Doucette, Installment Loin Depart. mont, for your low-cost 4'/z% new-car loan. Phone: 647-4293 in Orlando and Phone: 322-1611 in Sanford NDAY MO P.M. rLOR/DA SM TE BANK PlISI lst . atj'3, 4•$t h * 11dr n s TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, SANFORD ays NOV. 22 & 23 FAIRGROUNDS OPEN AT 4:00 P.M. FEATURING DEGGELLER AMUSEMENT "MEET ME AT THE FAIR - SHOWS WELL. ALL BE THERE" 'I. tr* ..- 'iTi_iiii_i___- ,__-Dr vicinity I FAIR County CONSULT THIS SAMPLE PAYMENT SCHEDULE When You Shop for Your Car You're as close as your phone to a low-cost 41/% auto loan. Call us! '-/ Pacific Oceca •:' .boote. .r .-. 1._k...s...-.., -. .____s_.•..-.j& - -• - ,. I - - .- -. . --- 4 s,- '# :• I P4,ti 1, �S I Horoscope Forecast t' TV T imeP reviews * IIONDAY, NOV. 21, 1W Saturday, November 19. 1W Sunday, November 20, 1W FRmAY, rnv. 18. 1W hIred assassin Scorpio (gbest Villa and the charms of his by Dr. TTsfez Fsrman-Farmu- of Sophia (Irene Papas), pro. GENERAL TENDENCIES: GENERAl. TENDENCIES: GENERAL TENDENCIES: P.M. CBS. lO-8:Rfl The Wild prietress of the Moon-Spinners star Robert Duvall) holds all lady friend Lies (Gina Lollo- Ian of Columbia University. A Sunday In which there iii MOSt everymie Is highly aensi Contusion nnd muddled think- some dynamic influence In ef- tive to the feelings and moods Wild Wt. (Colnr Michael Inn. Peter McEnery plays ticket holders for a particular brigida). Coming unexpectedly guest anln as of see 3'OUfl Englishman Mark CamJesseMeet M. tinupsets r.nd much of the btne sides of any attusUon which awareness of what others de- little Dr. MigneUto Loveless, ferry run because he does not in .Iuly one year, he finds that Press. 1.1:30(Color) p.m. NBC. the to accomplish a the evil genius who is making know which one to kill. There his villa is run as a hotel rub, speaker of the California ford, and Eli Wallach Is excelificlal Influences In effect yes- arisee whether of a ipiritusi sire ale able by his caretaker State Assen- hly, and president out as Sophia's cousin, Stratos. terday eat be brought to naught or mental nature. Istoet of all great deal. The astrological as- ii life career of almost destroy- are four travelers, each with months a year (Slezak), and Talbot of the naUonal conference of eompeesien toward peets aro tronding towards a Ing West and Gordon. In to- good cause to thtn himself the If you change the scope or de- you have a State 1slave leaders, wIli 8-9 p.m. CBS. The Ed Sumwill be able to happy aoluUon of many ph. night's episode he h*s convinced intended victim, and Cat makes 15 ROOfl SPt up into the sign of the plau made under others, so lems of the five female UO5t$ be Interviewed live from Wash- van Show. (Color) A thoroigh. the excellent astrological as- be of service to them in the lems between persons as well an Indian tribe that he is their five. including Sandy (Sandra Dee) in.gton by Robert Novak, Qi1 ly musical evening tonight, ______ as giving a better understand- God. Re also convinces thorn pects yesterday. Make a point manner they need most, he is Robin Hood, and sets up Saturday, November 19, 1966 and her forward suitor Tony cago Sun-Times; David Kras- when Ed's guests Include the to use conscious self-control to ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Ing of one's self, 12:80-1 P.?I. NRC. The Smith- fare, correspondent Nanc3' Dickerson Corelli, Bobby Vlnton, Barbara i'm. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) on around you, since there are 19) Analyze just where you are mont complete with Ierr1e sonian. 'The World Around ______ ______ and permanent panelist LaW McNaIr and dancer Peter Genand bow much farther Try not to give friends a wrong bound to be some radical goingitllI have (0 travel tO reach 8-9 P.M. ABC. Time Tunne'. Us." (Color What sounds lIke 9:8040:80 P.M. ABC. The renee E. Spivak. nato. Jokes are provided by of your financial worth or changes In the near future. Palace. (Color) Idea you will he asked to give cx- better system of doing your your goals. Plan IntelligonUy "Region of Terror." (Color) It's a dull subjecv-.ecology, or the Hollywood or and Charles Nelson Reilly. _____ others that you can he most French Revolution for our boys, and their environment - be- tonight, singing and dancing Answers. Today's guest is Calcan Ill afford. Try to he more faction. Increase profits, TAURUS: (April 20 to May torn Paris with a shopkeeper wood, meadow, forest, insect, pianist Peter Nero, comedians Reagan who will be Interview- lord! "When You Need a Hidsuch. here and there. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) HIghly loyal friends are re- (guest star David Opatashu) animal and bird, when host Bill Rowan and Martin, rock-n-roll- ed, In his first major TV ap- den Room, You Can Never I'lnd TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May garding YOU with Interest to see who Is deep in a scheme to save Ryan takes the program to the ste The Standells and comic pearance since the elections, One." (Color) If they keep up ____ _______ stars tn can be a part of today's feet to cause you to both others and through such Dunn _________________ _____ S E Jh eals In tongwond and Weliva Springs, will play a return en- ___________:. ... •. - Feet. "How Can I Keep papa with special guest star SUflflY micro) This line series enters the nostalgic musical about a lug with mate, other close ties. in the days ahead. Excellent suits you want, make progress. to sample the pleasures but to .laekie Gleason Show. "The Follow your Intuitive hunches Tiger (Arlene Martel), who has quixotic quartet. lands through on them. should be kept. Out," with Jerry Lewis, and "One Spy Too Many," starring _______________________ _________________________ ______________________________ ow;m & SAT. ADMISSION f I, ward Kirby and Jerry Lanning, Man From U.N.C.L.E. "The stantly swept. up into 11 zany Shaker Museum in Old Chatget out of them. It would be far better with everyone. Be matters wisely. This gives By hANEY currently appearing in the MILDRED to have a CCVCranC of cofl patient with one you love. He, a sense of greater importance. Off-Broadway Affair." (Color) blackmail plot intended to di. ham, N. Y., before an audience easy You have to be more helpful U.N.C.L.E.'s main operative plot is led by fetching Rosita a Quaker camp in Old Chat- Vomen's Fellowship of the some sort or other. Show perseverance, workers are lot Clown )( 9 'I j hasty pieces are best, etc. Be wise, month on time, you find that weekend primetime show, Yanosh Pzisik (Arthur 1111)1 Mrs. William Rape, chairj reading letters. They niay be choose well. whole existence improves have a plan to destroy the u.s. man, presided at the meeting CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22 to .ini:. y worded in such a way that. they mean something entirely tiii'- I 20 Busy yourself putting ideas business. You have fine organi- I3erIe Show (Color Uncle Mil- order to infiltrate this c-nun- dance, and Mrs. Otis Taylor to worl: instead of dlibcrnting zational ability. Use it to your tie't- got funny guests galore try a Perfect ',\n:crjcan" 'il- ga'e the devotions. Reports brent. CAPRICORN (IJet. 22 to Jan. ntiy further. hiti fine Lug' best advantage. I tonight. when he is host to lage it; set up behind the iron were heard from the various of trouble. I)on't he not been studied sufficiently. of time. is fine, since you then find the "The Moment of Truth" and bacter i o 3 o g I s t Roger Lee Leirning was presented i 4RS " - •• " pumpkin or mince meat pie- LIKE HOTCAKES? TOUCH- lnr spot 811(1 demands are hen- 'TIlE UUKDIOR '"- .,u,tW_M(TøCiD NO. 2 AT 9:00 FILMED IN LONGWOOD _______________________ TAYLOR B ROOKS CHAD EVERE1T your forte, remCI1iber they also .. .. . Announced For '- . . . - - .. . scientist. Send to best colwho could get into much trou- that. must inspires your pros- ions loge near you. nice to eny, whose nature is a ble H' you don't earl)' teacin "The Stat's impel, they do not c*ln: down and then use these i combination of the practical and 7:00 (2) The Westerner (6) Iirandod (14) The ltjj.t Patrol i ":30 (3 Tarzan 3:10() . Mao ?'row U.r.C.L.E. Hogan's Heroes Thit Across .. - cut, The Sanford herald, Box Remnaiti calm even In face of such disaster are to become ___________ nwdcrn human life -the back- The death pit was closed 730 (6) World at Lr (9) Agriculture Time 9:00 (2) Today (9) Santa Atom Ant 10:00 (2) Thanksgiving cialties and this is indeed an elegant dish. You'll have such . 1 a hard time deciding on your . - choice of their French selection, you'll have to keep going AN ANSWER may be avill. back to try them all. (6) ankenstetn Jr. & I KIDDIES UNDER 12 ADULTS 60c FREE ___________________ able for the demure girl who wants to wear top ess . ________________ (6) Superman (0) Casper Cartoons CIgusi- selected by the group present. Con regations of all denoini- (9) MagilLa Gorilla SATURDAY 1'. M. 12:00 (6) 1tod Runner Holidays At Forest Lake . evening . " S. 17-92 and service at Forest Lake the conker of U. Seventh- . PHONE 322.2412 DOWNTOWN SANFORD ___________________________________________________________________________ _________ I SERVED DAILY Ii AM. 2 P.M. - BUFFET LUNCHEON Freddie's '' ' . .. DINNERS UP PIUA UP ' ':; - Turkey & Dr.nq Gibist Gry . ': PrIvat. Partiss S DI.s.rs 1-. •4; ) EVERY WIDNESDA - ' I "- 17-fl - Acr.ss from Sanford Plaza _______________________ ________________________i ___________________________ ___________________________ Ph. 322.2902 - ON HOUSE RESTAURANT I _____ '' - _____ -'\ - - 's- . . I T.IONE 14..s. DILMONICO STUFFED FLOUNDER ,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , ______________________________________________________________ • GO INT. 4 TO OUR DOOR EXIT LU ID. S LAST TO 17.92 r I - . -..-. ) ø S S - RAINBOW TROUT • CRAB LOUIS - ' - -:- 'I'FA ' i"itINCII 1uit)M) oil COi"I"Ii LUNCHES .. Leon Walker - 00 1:20.3:35.5:50.7:55-10:00 - ____________ WUb wife, ' I I I -. y.0 ', -' . - ENTERTAINMENT FOR YOUR PLEASURE Chicken _______ JANI AT THE PIANO EAR or ______ DINNERS $1 .95 up -5 risk DINNERS _____ _____ ____ SPECIAL SEAFOOD DINNER TLCHNICOLOI'I{J FROM WARNER BROS. __ HELD OVER ________ _____ _______ 4 '- __ may lose control a! your ut. bWIdi to install t. school. 0:00 (2) Super lix (4) MIghty list... (6) Central Via. thowcas. (0) TwiLight Zeus Iii Dec. 3. CflC)'. CI.m Chowder S..food Pies. _____________ 322.71 Ccl. Slew DON'T WAIT r Lim. Pie Cuffs, or Tea hit.vsIot. 4 L1 ____________________________________________________ ' 97c __________ ____________ _______________ Fri.i, Rolls, ___________ __________ Fr.nch Fries church . _ ____ _________ _______ ________ 2:00 - 4:00. 6:00 - 8:00. 10:00 ____________________________________________________________________ work made tt the group's corn- __ _____ ALL EVERY FRIDAY _____ __ COCKTAIL HOUR DAILY 5 P.M. - 7 P.M. _____________________ dsi'l! __ ' fried - ________ - _____ Ph. 322.7542 _________________________________________________________ -....... jwcttily iii 1'Itslt(IeIlu, JIAIIHAItA JILWI'I"r Q5 Calif., after being named (JUCetI of the 78th annual 'l'ourjianient ci Itoses. Misut I It'vitt, 19, is a freshnuin at Pasadena City College. (NEA Telephoto) 4. ." Try Our anaqar •CVS Hwy. I •2 & Onara Rd. the candlelighter. for Your Convenience iu•h,u, icr Itulsau,l'srtit e 97c -, - $2.10 $1.95 $2.25 $1.75 $1.25 IIINNKI 1NCI.IJDLH l"itIiH, stl,AL), UAIII..IC ,: Weeldy services of the TODAY OVIEDO. FLORIDA PH. 365.5151 _1'_ ________________ ______________ C ACADEMY AWAND8! cot.oe a WID(SCRIIN Community Center on Lake Monroe. Welcoming committee thIs STEAK • CHICKEN SEAFOOD _______________________ ________________________ / !AT_1 DINNERS .;'4; . . Sunday Set • $1.35H ,/"' . Crmnb.rr' S.sue. VIq.t4bl. Purnpkn or M.it 7 F*I.FISH .... SAT. Chicken $1.50 HERE OR TAKE OUT - ' j', ' - . ; ... ;. J1)(1)C11)fl S1 Soup MAKE RESERVATIONS FOR YOUR i I __________________ ____ ____ _____ _____ i _____ _____ ____ 2455 PARK DRIVE SANFORD 66S.4421 INTLRCHANE WHEN _______ IN A HURRY _____ L in tat.s ui jgsj• .. . I NOVEL OF OUR TIMEI Thanksgiving - I . (OPEN 130 end 730) , - ,;. - ' .-. noon baktar.- COR . 1st & MAGNOLIA - ALL YOU CAN EAT •" 1" ;,-':', . :' seat (6) LOCALLY OWNED AND OPEDATED BY GLENN McCALL AND "ERNIE" MILLS OPEN SALAD BAR - s,, oo 2 vs. r.:zb (2) Gl College Bowl '1 TOUCHTON'S REXALL DRUG _______ I bohbo' the service. service are mSunday Choir rehearsal, usually held vited to attend. (2) Smltbioniass at 7:30 p.m. each Friday, will By MARYANN 1:00 (6) Torn & Jerr' it is suggested by the lead() Animal Secrets Missionary Volunteer Society be at 7 n.m. today, at the parTenD. era of the class that this may of Forest Lake Academy has sOnage, 695 Hartley (11t NCAA-Ki 1:;0 (6) Its The Law possibly be the beginning of an Sunday discontinued Its Friday evening Anyone who likes to sing () honda Schools Pre- interdenominational Music t, be welcomed. Evening Fellowship for Christ-. meetings until I)ec. 2 due 2:00 (2) Jr. Achievement (6) Champ. Howling lana whose local churches are the Thanksgiving holidays 2:30 () Movie which began fur students at Bake Sale not offering a service, the :0(4 (6) NVL Countdown Thursday. Classes will reLadies of Christ Methodist 4:0(1 (6) NFL Football place of meeting to rotate sume, Monday. Nov. 28. (9) NCCA- Stanford vs. Church, Sanford, will hold round the city and county. Cleveland Saturday, Pastor B u r t o n bake sale Saturday, beginning 4:10 (2) The Teaiui young children will be provid- now home on leave, will be Dixie Food Store at F r e n c hi :0(4 12) Viet Nani Iteview 2) Tol) C*it 12:mO (II) The Beagles 'IN, PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" . '' parish are invited Church of the COYSU the terian tend. ant will sponsor a Hymn-Sing ___________ at the church Sunday at 7:80 35c FREE COFFEE A Downtown Sanford "We Car." Merchant Aifredo of Via Veneto, with TONA INN, serving from noon Cent&'al Florida's Oldest & Finest this 36-Inch-long hairpiece host, Ru- ______________________ o H draped from an 8-Inch.hlgh land Denly. You can make that postiche. Aifredo pulls the fore a t t a c h In g the two before dinner cocktails and some fakes. Then he swirls real after dinner liquvrs from thie "THE CHAPARRALS" 6 PIECE BAND hair into a broad band to cocktail lounge. 'rhiey have a ':t.•:•1 (iii litsatles ,1.i Cool McCool RUTTER su Your Favorite Melodies Nightly In The Lamplighter (4ounge '0U CAN HAVE a marve- fashions. A temporary I Imposalbiss 10:30 (2) Sp,icc lCidettes , _______ masters to be two Re- Altar should be delivered to plane for a hayride scheduled • _______ ' never been a story quite like this black comedy nor a cha. ratter quite like cx.arniy serge- SUN. THRU WED. Communion in a body at the this week at United Chureb of 9:30 a.ni. Muss Sunday. Deltona with Rev. George B. CatholIc Youth will meet at Owen speaking on "Facing Set At Church Secret Squirrel • : Odell and Miss Lottie Kelder. Carroll Righter's individual early. This is most important I (6) "T}w Stars impel, they do not Forecast for your sign for beyou could have a delinquent , 9:00 (6) 3"rl. Nite Movie copy send your birthdate (9) MiLton !3erlt' largely up ycut is to in!, courageous person. Tcch: your life !4:3t) (2) CAT Carroll Righter's Individual $t to Carroll Righter Forecast, 10:00 (2) 'F.11.E. L,areth, to control the temper early in Herald, Box 3,9fl Sanford (10) 12 Ociock Hl;ti Forecast for your sign for Do- The Calif. 28, 11:0(1 (2) News Hollywood 11:10 (2) Tonight "The Stars impel, they do it. cember is now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 11:50 (6) Theatre of the Stars compel." What you make (9) Shocjc Theatr, Disaster Sjte 12:00 (9) News your life is largely up to YOU! $1.00 to Call Righter ForeSATURDAY A. M. SChOOl Carroll Righter's Individual cast, The Sanford Herald, Box Becomes(UPI) 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester 1921, Hollywood 28, California. BRUSSELS The forecast fui' your sigit fur I)e7:00 (6) Grower's Almanac ____________ _____ () the Fetse. workings of the "Bole du Cazicanlber is now ready. For your 7:2t (9) News died miners and Nix Naggers mine where 262 birthdute er" copy send youu' 3:00 (2) Today 4 9:30 () Boy . -. And Boysie Oukes was born. one of the happiest It births the publishing world had PDASU James Leonard Dec. 8, at 8 p.m. all members are urged to at.. tend. By Mildred Haney The Women's Guild and Al. Thanksgiving Sunday will be __________________________________________ (9) Kornmander Kort Nay) (9) The Rebel M*rine . be ('losed Thanksgiving Day but lent and efficient service and a of (k'lel'tilb!e entres. vegetables, every other day they vihl have warmth and friendly ntmosp- salads, desserts and all the their delicious French and here. There's always music In other necessary accessories with American style cuisine for your the Laniplighiter Lounge, either a wide selection to please everyselection. They have sonic mar- for your listening pleasure or to one In the family. Special welV('IOLiS ltIflChi('()ti menus, many sing-&,long ir you like. coi for children and free des. of them ideal for you calorie • • • serts on Thursday night. conscious ladies (and men, too) ' ___________________________________________________ _ I . eat, as well as homemade pizza with turkey, ham or anything kitchen, forget all those dirty for those evening snacks. else your little heart desires. dishes and bring the family to • • This line restaurant has a wide (heir fine cafeteria to dine. They England which wound leisurely ______ ____ Golden Brown __ ID) Building up your funds iii any ILIcas from an expert per- high point of the show is a discussion period followed. Father Edward Gray and noon, next Wednesday. nomize more. See to it that Will necessary if you want to assist. son in business. They will Children may bring their ofI Un do not go over your budget others more, being the humani- doubtedly be of the practical take-off by Berle, Randall and 11-11:80 P.M. ____ be Father Bernard McWilliams, NBC. Saturday Next amonth Joy Circle study of the Book of Services Sunday will lie at ferings this Sunday and place allowances. Ludden of a current show which Night at the Movies. "Come gin and I Peter. James You -i Aquanian your are. p.m., no Man, and at 6:30 them in baskets which will be kind AQUARIUS t.lun. 21 to Feb. tarini PISCES: (Feb. 20 to March is here called "The Mating September." (Color) 'A gay, Auenthng, other than those 10) You are just in the mood need to be more practical. Don't socially in the P. M. by TODAY - . . he or she will be Instead of running away from obligations that annoy )'OU, get I attending the right functions, one of those fascinating young PItIDAS' P. right at theni and they a' IF YOUR ChilL!) IS BORN ones who early in life needs to Twilight Zone. to soon behind you, and rightly. TODAY . . - he, or ihe will be get into matters spiritual one of those clever young peo- have a better understanding of ;tt () New Following th CXP( pie who has tremendous ability the ethical so that wliater (9) Newt is 'ise You KUcCeC(l us well forte in this chart (Ot Meliules laud will find it to undermay be the please them. Be dynamic. mOst 6:00 (6) NeW, iItUnd what c-an be expected carried out in finest and IF YOUR CHILI) lb BORN 6:1& (9) Newuitniont' of those seemingly fearless to do to imike dreams come definitely in this chart, as well (2) liuntley-Urinic.tey fleW jelly 80(1 grits or )Ot8tOCS with different. They 'll give (he help , at a bniall village, a small boy eagerly brushed against Gardncr as he scampered out. The child's mother caUed after I him in the softly-spoken burr of the region, "Now, Bobbie, come back. Be a good Boysie." Even as he heard the phrase, One! Wild fl on Thursday. Friday and Sat- a. rn only so go on and get and open the restaurant at 6 .. look, how he would talk, what he would do. In short, he knew everything nbout him-except his name. That was the problem occupying the author's mind one day as he was traveling on a bus in • 2 EGGS (A NY STYLE) free coffee anti buttered syrup Meanwhile how nlMmt trying MAR LOU RESTAURANT flfl(l for a real, low, low price. They some of (he Crab Louis for , time, they have engaged . Gardner knew the sort of character Iloysie was going to be when he first planned the . -• 11:30 AM. TiP? SANFORD the entree being turkey and making up a party, why not call (heir "name in the pot" in re- . . aggressive finn whom cjrcum- . Pt?IfI nil the trimmings and the whioe can't quite go the hotcakes, how and we cnn vouch for (lint. A . cessful novel by John Gardner COU FROM ONE - 30-10 P.M. NBC. T. H. E. stars as millionaire Robert Tal- Alvera Kelly, Mrs. James Mc- Thanksgiving Day, will be at PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) vored lines, but take it easy which you know very little. Cat. "Crossing at Deatino Bay." bot, who works on his millions Nulty, Mi-s. Gary Painter. Mrs. 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Masses This could prove extremely if you intently go after what later and get your future better and 10 a.m. suspenseful episode in which a every September for his Italian tiams annul relations are concerned, clever ideas working very nice- predate your finest talents. A combined social gathering Mission services are conaidly. Show that you are most ac• Wow 'em after o p.m. . calm ami collected. for Joy Circle and Esther Circle ered one of the moat. important ......';-".':, .'.-:' CA F E T E I A S Mf II(SF ttS* OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MON. Hwy. 17.2 South "TUE TOWN hOUSE RESTAU. out foods and those special nhl• TUOI'hiY I1OUNGE folks are RANT" has planned a "Sttmp. you-can-eat fish and chicken asking that clubs, civic groups . :..... .. born on a bus. SUNDAY 700 & 10:45 giving Day at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, will By Julia Rartos St. Mary-Mugdulen Catholic be at 10 u.m., Rev. Leroy D. retreat - edy-thriller, "The Liquidator" igence. 4 lUG DAYS _______ Is Scheduled -z-. . "The Liquidator," opening Sunday at the Movie- I _____________ peck ':,• •. : Callum, TV's stare of 'The Man derer (when actually nil he from U.N.C.L.E" wants to do is have fun with your heads together with close chad Calian. The cast Includes the circus's press agent, Popper welcomed Mrs. Samuel Greene aids group has been announced Lena and Andy. you. and Mrs. Walter B. Russell as for 10 a.m., Dec. 6, with incaDcc. 21 Making your hmiw ties. Talk over ways and means Tuesday Weld and Victoria Ilanlon. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to surroundings more charming Parish Mission -. - -: ,' C•ni4•"P'v• hi,',. v I i p,. . , OU Rt a' "MAYA" of the executive dog. Andy's other guests are half-woman (Mickey ness meeting for his students than just edtihull-man, thusly. mushroom into pitched battles. your way. Accept with alacrity. Joy Circle of the Wo. committee following this Sun- Jocy 1Icthcrton,Brothers, Lena Borne with am best avoided now. Show that you are a vcr'y SAGFrFARIUS: (Nov. 22 to cate them. He becomes particu. Manners); knife thrower Ray- The and the Osrnond These Dcc. 21) Entertaining at home lary involved with Griff Rimer, rnond (Victor Lundin), and a man's Society of Christian Ser- day's worship service, quietly state worthwhile person to know. Later on you can J)OBSibiC. .; ::... -. • -. ACTUALLY FILMED IN "' (Color) The dreaded meeting at the church. Also Toad should he exercised as YOU admire will lead to Borne Make this a most memorable b James Darren and Duane Eddy and The Rebels. It's specter of bacteriological war- welcomed were guests, Mrs. well a sin making comments, rnther wonderful things. Re- evening. CAPRICORN: (Dcc. 22 to pleasant enough, hut oppeal to fare is the subject tonight. A William B. Fagerstron and .. .. good deal of intelligence in a 8:30-9 P.T.I. NRC. Get Smart. Ancient City which was the cap- at the Community Center. LIBRA (Sept. 28 to Oct. 22) Ideal day for expressing artis- fit musician In his own work much better in the dave You are torn between doing tic talents and showing your right), and gives a not'bnd ren- "The Greatest Spy on Earth." It-al of the Persian Empire and Officers of the Deltona group, fine comedy starring Glenn sprang many of the organized last month, are Mrs. Ford and Shirley Jones. Runny ahead. LIBRA (Sept. 2$ to Oct. 22i your work and getting out to love of beauty, nature, etc. Co. ditlon on horn, flute, lute and (Color) Kao5 has been stealing from which by Mrs. Helen Knisely, vice die, and plays him with a mmunderstudy .lanot •Ierrod, gling them through some hid- Photography is bighlight " perinost In your mind, If you tic matters, etc. Schedule your through with your ideas, proden ring, and the circus has a discussion of the philosophical president; Mrs. Margaret Chi- imum of cloy. The flue ca 1n jeopardize the practical you time and you can do both sue- vided you explain them well singing "1 March For Love." eludes Stem Stevens, Dma Mer____________ had five accidental deaths In meaning behind all civilizations colani, secretary; Mrs. Martha Geormake a big mistake. Get busy cesafully. Be more cooperative first. Go into detail. nil, Jerry Van Dyke and RD. ______________________________ Sullivan, treasurer; Mrs. _____________________________ months. Putting the two . -1i P.M. CBS. The CBS Fri- SIX SCORPIO: (Oct. 23 to Nov. gin llcLain, material aids chair- berta Sherwood. admire co-workers who with work, handle and do your best _____ 21) You can have a very enjoy- day Night Movies. "Because facts together, the chief sends man: Mrs. Mildred Murphy. _____ Joy Circle obligations scrupulously. Got, you. 99, posing as reportThey're (19t30) (Color) Max and Young." SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. able time until early evening, if hospitality chairman, and Mrs 10.11 p.m. The Andy Williams ahead Instead of falling behind. and try to amuse Hand-crafted for the younger era, to snoop around the circus, Lillian Johnson. representitive Show. (Color) Mostly music, to ov. 21) You are now able to carry you get out (Oct. 23 SCORPiO Welcomes New to the West Volusia Council (inothers Instead of feeling sorry set. flick Clark stars as Neil interviewing such stars as 21) Although you like to 8rguC, through With appealing activi j k1 Forget that packs the audience, and Illys ny Morgan. Very funny, as 11•1130 a.m. CBS. Camera Wednesday's anY Ideas that you are not being Increases prestige. unfairly, . :. _______ _______ _________ FIRST SANFORD SHOWING p.m. meeting of small motherless boy finding 1 Q' ______ ___________ moot at the area rectnLtrnflts Sunday. Just off the 1-4 Inter , for either small groups in the _____________________________ change at Dcltonn. itinin dining room, or you can -----. ________ -----.. _______________ ' and night spots we talk about have a private room, all to in this column. PINE CREST INN is stocking yourself. They are planning to WINE AND DINE AT However, since Thanksgiving up on both turkeys and ham to have the traditional Thnnksgivanother Table- treat you on Thanksgiving Day log turkey and 1mm, five course PFIF[PS RESTAURANT lmpping jaunt, we will also tell with nil the delicious salads, dinners, with nil the trimmings 'cu this week about what yntir VCgCtnl)les and desserts to make iinci Oinil and Gene Penn are favorite s'ots will be serving your feast complete. 01 course, famous for their good cooking, ,. on that hmlldny, so you can they have nil kinds of fine food nil the way from here to Mmmi. CORDON BLEU FRENCH CUISINE flemetflbor, too, they have a (bus right away? AND AMERICAN • • • .7. .---.- -. .•: Melville of Pomona Park. flCW' Eddie's Father." (1963) The th work ahead of YOU, he en- most circumspect way socially hesitate to get into some civic nected with the murder of an of Ralph Kramden, and is abet,. Seeger's own home : /j modr.t. Dries.. And no dishss to wastt s(t3?/ 'TO - - . who hit New Brunswick, N. .1., in 1913. The cast includes Carol their round-the-world jaunt. It's ti.aotive program featuring folknot quite mnzztnilln and roses, singer Pete Seegcr performing Scrupulously carry out prom- stead of spouting off with monious. romantic relations is about to he tortured, lies made to 8530c1nt05 instead others emotionally think and with loved one. First be sure to e r, teousmrserr com?or tEnjhe Troysd.lutuWincheon nscqowu ds. Deloridirionusnarfonortih. Cour vice. Vart &'y TillS IS a preholldny week. your order. You won't finti a those big family gatherings Is end, so you can expect the Three Seasons dining room, anti at the CAPRI RESTAURANT :'- ________ _______ . : '. . have their first Sanford show. Ing Thursday through Satur- _____ peck of trouble. A newcomer Be of real service to an in! lu- soars and you succeed. _____ of monkeys, apes and baboons, among other things. He's no wood) to record local folk srngs prisoners-of-war who get can be quite annoying. Steer ential person. Then you make MOON aflLDREN: (June 9.10 p.m. CBS. The Garry CHILDREN (June 22 MOON CHILDREN (June 22 thought will reveal where to go In this first part of a two- lated to mankind. Films arc dry dusty show full of convinc- mosphere of mystery is heigh- Moore Show. "Hith Button MOON Is a specii1 production of the and would like to emulate. leave for the joys of the city rica taken by harvard ProfesrraIb aufnrb (br make your credit bad and spoii raising level of consciousness _______ - . Scali and Roger Grhnsby. the last well goes dry. The stars in a suspenseful three. to them, anyway-a secret pas. GEMINI (May 21 tO June GEMINI (May 2! to June 21) which an influential person has ly plays General Kirk, as his 1-1:30 P.M. NRC. Animal So. townspeople, however, place part mysterydrama. Miss Mills sageway with untold charms to 21) Although you think your You have lost some of your to give. If you follow ft. you ideas arc unique right now, if prestige lately and would do get much backing as well. At- own ancestor, Citizen Querque. crete. "The Primates." (Color) more faith In Dr. Tobias (guest plays Nlkki, a young girl who the boys. They proceed to rush ______ you jump into things and make well to 8:3(t P.M. CBS. Hogan's An interesting program that star Guy Raymond), a rain- accompanies her musicologist through theand building tearing t Into civic maers tend meetings where YOU down walls chopping holes, ..____ ________________________________________ . No. 1 feature Sunday will he ______ _____ 'The Liquidator," in Its first ______ . Sanford showing. Also in color, ••:.•' . __ "1 -- . -: In Theater starting Sunda.-.ir color, It features Robert Taylor Wonderful World of Sfl old set of blueprints of the been built up so carefully Stay Take time to attend services forward way. In the person of .ioey Tate, but 1)0 learned about living beings by a parching drought, and It Disney's rue Moonspinners." Brownstone, and find mysterclose to the Golden Rule. Leave of your choice first. Evening nice touch is the appearance by their environment makes a is Dillon's job to find a solution Color. "' GEMINI: May 21 to June 21) Nov.18,1i-T'niA r brrath d : ______ L_.___ -.- ................................................................. _ r_ ________ circumspect manner or higher- hand to good pals and you to you than In the past. Go tO Maire) from the guillotine. In Fleki Biology located on the ii iir 0 Jill ______ ______ PH. 322-5965 ITWL ai READY ________ __ 1.92 So. Hwy. ' • Sonrd ______ _____________________________________________________________________ , -- _ - -.------ - : --- .: - , ..-. ' -' - ........ - .......... . . - --------- - - . - r I ' C . , . ' . _____________________________ _________________ L_- r----11-__ - ' ;'' I - ' ' . ', , . , , , ,, ,, .. . , :, . I ,'., ' _______ -11 ruiur - ...........- _ . - - -.. _________ a, �1 -0- GLANCES SIDE V#ffalb nfnrb By Galbraith Nova Pw 4A ATUAU.Y,JUJUS\ te Till BE I I U'M4'iw'r 14 grrlb 0b4 18, 1966 OUR SIDE BOARDING HOUSE c'ot'woiMOUT , FO A ' TA GLANCES A 4AVO 1111% - By Galbraith - Niv. 1 0 ahe Patiftirb b,rnfl t P-14 %% Poll 6 - __J - IRMS 'II-.. ç -•' •/$) 1 r4) 'y At. .7A IN FOR Titylto 76 __ - JUST YOUR IMA&PNATio PAS ir IN !MAJN9\ r NoNP4, 01JR BOA RDTN( TfOTJSE 19-PnA Lj AAIFF _ - Or 0 __ I14- W ViW,hWi.l11I.FjOt(" ll 4/./ -- .j Ji / HE OUT 01.)R WAY OUT OUR WAY I T~E m jp '$lnos you LdVIUd us to let up on Jimmy he isn't nearly so ... cops! .. . fa!" QC By Dick Turner CARNIVAL rruP.' -- $ULDE REALIZE IT IT "It's a mess, but Bert refuses to go Into debt. could barely sorane un th e money to have the TV fixed!" euLL?5 fl4 FF soRr— TO 60 - T1M W H. 'q eOTI.1QECYJ PA&WES ME 1_%VE1t-- AO=y MR OCITHIS THE - -- ___ __ __ _ -___ --- - z HA F, T?F -, CAT R4 t) vI%pt, ; ------ ______ By Dick Turner CARNIVAL nn M. -• - t ! L, THREE Cot 0 S. BLUE,GIZff CAN 1.41 o M) / PIN< Will-I PW?DL) r1-1Ar -' roio IT. F0Q '--. AND VvE *Pr.As Gor .,M _x oft 01 A11111 41 CAK I AMI _P~KE A LOCK,! A HCASEI Ck%" &l DIUVEA Ar 714E QMCE- %MLL HAVE A CAP. UKE- THIS ONE! _+%r, bms. I THE TRIAL BED1b tE.' II I or, HE' K0NOUR, 14EAC> l4QU - RUM - -- ir up, M1 AOER ST cRE(K( I PRISCILLA'S POP AS SjLKN SET, WIND uWi ,p.4 PRISCILLA'S POP ' ________ AV I'LL COM MY tAOM SAYS NOBODY SHE SAl SIZE IN *'rl ASKED 71> "II 1 hop. you like that attache case, Dears It has room or sandwiches!" cATWEDscIjsoLj DON'rHmme I 6oML FM -rHEr VOICE=- OF J I II II '-- AN1HI1`40. Il '4Th di d If I f •e ...ff anyone -it belongs to $YN iW I I 1 \i I j IT is NOAIMPLE •• wi —.. me —it's green!" ' " 1. 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SLIT I CLARW (T LWGALI.MT 01' Y TO RUE IT 9d ____________ 714' FJCE ' I. MIGHTA ',fg4"._#• • " ' "- " , °". - P TMIS MoNW.) _. / Z" rz:?) S WHAT AE TIE - ' - t . YOUR WWI J TPIANI<9. IT )T FAR. rM WERE 1TH MeKE T THAT %"IgJ. 1OU'LL. Ef) A N'uTgIE5. THEg! MV FATHE. WRECKER TO h\OYE 1R15 KELLY.. 5 MY WAS A C1RiJ KELLY JME MO OL& GRAWDPATHER. pg.oV'JOUR CAR.MI IN 5At.E' WHO LIVED PA4SgP - %NT W0LJNC) SEEM SU?E2________ 'bug FICIAL. WEU PRIV OUT THJ W— 1J YOU IOM "Before I decide to become a movie star I want to seej how l like wearing dark glassesi" IL.) G41 INC)4E Q FRESIT CN AN Soo-N1 8A$E., .._,, Answer Monetary Matte I to Previous ... Generals I&J I Promissory 4 Femle sheep 5 At that place III—Of 8 Protedive cloth . '- ACROSS _____________ - 2. 1 599(Roman) t 24 Ill 230 (gnil ian d32 g joints 46 ExchanO 25 premium oul subject 26 King of Israel 38 Chemical suffix 150 hacrOd bird (Hib.) Colonng agent 27 Certificate of 40 South y bev 35 Kill) valiamiently 31 Written order 26 Insurance contract 29 Mail's t1irkoame 30 Level 42 Pemnal roun 47 Read). Ijil 15 es 17 paradise 21 Imitate 1#mh 19 Abel's father 23Ic1ude (Bib.) 24 Odd number 22 — Veg&lo 25 In Nevada Nevada _.. 26 City a p& Fornift 23 Napolcon 27 Conger an dogsheep 28 Weep L .L 20 26N Sta TO TAVJ TIM NEXT W! Of Ito) all N Operatic 53 Premeditate 30 Small tower 32 Indigo dYe tliestis LL 5b Malt sheep 37 Gone Vy 38 CAC&II Of EN FOLKS lfp--YER"S6ETTIN'fr-RET5'Y-614E NW.NDU LOOK 14EM'INW DOITT 'MT"ET0"F"16VMILEft95 AJN'T JAEARD A COYOTE RR MREE WF&M~..5AE15 MEUS OFTEN ANDWIE30 WISH K6,nLLWKQIWVV TAY 46 Evi6em ' debt 47 Flak" anhad 4 u - Aff 5 1 AOLT dAWrW1jV&! _w"EREP AWP 1 CL 1' I _ I 110 AN WOW 11AAS ORMWAll fill AVS Aaw7 — Indian (ijMer '' . ._ be German World War 11 general 57 Landed 58 . SM AM . 'I'• - r_ ___ I \ \ -• - • iJ,,- \LL - .- . . 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ASSN. ___ - - 1 — 6 Soak flax 7Proceed jig DOWN 11181:11; Of neck - . _____________ V affix ASM ___ 47C$tD'IbXother goddess of wisdom 32 67 Wad of bills • . 50 Fly 40 a1anstd - All 0 1 Anger 43 Entangle 31 PreposItion 52Ne tivepftui ga,rmerd 44 PA &I Winglike 32 It. ee form) 35 Urge truck 10 42Toand — 45 Australian blrd as 41 Had In 43 IAM __________ 10 Movable cove ges ea gle general) wisd om co cents BUGS BUNNY _______________ lue 31Ww 25 L&Ck Color IT curve ill Miab 19 Ranges 21 beam of light Answer to Previous PuuIs I .1 • . 1 - • - -- �- t - .---.--- --. --'J_. ------ - - (1 o;''i. .I- tart '::f:'> ____ -- You Can Sell Anything With ., IP '-- - houses For Sale 95. houses -ta - -- - - - -. * -- .- ------ - - - Want Ad In,ormahon Direct Phone Unes To Want Ads I 322.2611 -• f 'ri Men1Ia. S-eu. rM ,; - Jk)1 PSE MOP.JU I I IAMCr rro -TI & Her CALL UNTIL 12 NOON TO START YOUR SAT. NOON FOR MONDAY AD NEXT DAY J , ç - .p PAINTING - CARPZNTRY204GWALTNEY 24flP S. Pik A. JE\VELERS A.. J. A6eoek Tb. Longer Your Ad Runs MINOR Tb. Less It Cost Per Line Per Day PAINTI'0 REPAIRS 10 II' 5 ' AR! -- J47I' i(, _$.. BABY CAIUUAGE. thftt n'erteri Into r A th tn •col couditlon. icr. CALL R2!-Pli bed, $; Baby crib, $ 'fl; rle-y, Dell's Auction Service 5)1.; )' TV. 10. after wiu buy 2S-R.ati•o -Television _________________________________ Alwayi ordsr your ad on fh. •conomcal weekly Ot monThly rates. \Whsn you get earlier results, call and cancel - you'll be billed for only th. days run at earned rats. SOUTHERN TV Service Cafle $.00 The Working Man's Ftitfld -i4 0) Sanford Ave. 1,:0. anyttmc W('I'k(IUIS. DAYS 'VORK. CALL IWTH FRAZIER, SOU'TH WARD iNVESTMENT & REALTY 511-5171 if Want Ad Department Hours 12 NOON AM. PlC Seminole Realty 4 RDRM., ilaths. spacIous IttREADY MIX C'ONCRETE SECRETARY - Medical, Legal BIOC'kR, Steel, Wire Mesh, Winl3jlt-1n. Central av Ins.. W lesale gcr & Gen- 90. Lots For Sale Heat & .%ir. Poubie earporte. dew Sills, Dry Wells, Grease 55. Furnilure For Sale eral Office. tee 1MB dcc. type- _________________________________ 're-ps, Su.ppin Adjoining lots W. Metal _______________________________ -'rue'. lsrc walicti Plentiful writer. Type 70 wpm, dictation SACRIFICE each. $15.00 d o w n $15.00 monthly. Ph. RIce. S25 -l02. - phone. Ph. 6.654. tools, etc. Bought . Sold. Larrye Mart. 211 Sanford Ave. _________________________________ e-t Ft - ti-st Hoit.cie-w :- t-ooi 71. Male Help Vanted - - ç- / pie AUTO GLASS - 'ir bufor -1 1;. sl 'E'2- I 542 Orlatil,' 555- 55th In tie I ic.hlt' tII 9 II ---•. Il'\IS"1"AL..I_.4ED - %i'AIii. 1 '.t,i ti ',tr5 - -- - THEY'RE REALLY - econrn11one _____ __________ CHEVROLET npala Super Sport iu ,tit ardtop coupe. 14,000 cfual miles still n f-ic- ______ . '"'' tVICl..A K A A PA hl'I'M ICSTS 114 %V, Fl El-ST ST. ________________________________________ ry v'irrin+y. Realty 1966 BUICK Special Deluxe A .dr. factory air coridioning, powir 'toerincl ictory ,d brakos. - Stenstl'om Realty :' t arrint'y in 1965 Sternpei' Agency - CORVAIR Monza Hardtop - - S The I-Iei'ald - '\Vant Ads - ,,'- - UN[..AND ESTATI- S: 3 BDRM., bat his. F'la. 110cm, Nothing I ____________ dow n-se-eu ftc payments, $96 monthly. 107 Brown Dr. 323(1327 after 4 p. nu.. t - MAN OVERBOARD I1'W - BUILDI- R aa'esst overboard in cre.tting thu. nearly new, different Lakeside home for his 'ery ota'n, but now (as a)ways) wishes to try one morel Cetitempory Style, this 2 bedroom. 2 baths bit of happiness features a ru ontstaus.11ng FireI place, large l.ivlmug A re-a 'with Den. wouni 1"loors, nat urally loving care! S 17,950 with in , Terms. - / ' - - " f" w i ( Stenstrom Realty A Multiple Listing Realtor 2556 PARK DRIVE *22-2420 '/ . OUR VALUES - /, *8w '_IIIIII / . / .::* 965CHEVYCORVAIRMONZA S CONVERTIBLE, automatic trans. $ radio, heater, extra clean. I • COR VAN Legal Notice F 1O95 64 OLDSMOBILE J.tstar I . 88 4-Dr. Sedan, , 1595 * 66 CHEVROLET Impala 2-Dr. H. T., AIr. V.8, factory air, radio and S heater. Like new. 1966 RAMBLER sion, radio, heater. STATION WAGON 4-door hardtop, fully powered, air conditioned. 1963 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 5 Only 5,000 actual miles a n ci still In warranty! White finish with blue Interior and sporty luggage rack. Equipped with automatic £ radio, heater transmksion. r p_li. 5 - 64 BUICK wit 1965 '1.-r I .. '. PLYMOUTH L .': .,ylp_' '....-.-..--- SPORT FURY CONVERTIBLE Li Sabre 4.Dr, Sedan, Air. - 1495 I 5 Champagn. beige with block vinyl interior, black top. Equip' with pad trani., automatic power steering, radio & heater. i:e,atunl,,cj bucket seats and conS tub, UI. new in eveny way. 66 FORD Galosh 500, 4-Dr. H. T., Air 5 Impala -- 1 - :. - -- - 7 • e- . - - -'."t';------------ - v-' .'-..'..- - - - ' :''' -.. -- -: - -. -- - - - - - - - , --- - - -. ''' -- - ------------ - -... - ---'.4- - - - - - - \ -- - - - '- .. - -. EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE Top Quality CHRYSLER '1495 1964 FORD Falcon -dr. Economy mndo-. ,Iks will iiks fhk onsi. 1962 5 PONTIAC 1095 • 5 895 • 895 • 5 Catalina 4-Dr. o w e r steering and rakes, this is the cleanst new Pontittc trade ie have had in imu. Very nice. long -i 1095 695 S 5595 We Car. About You ! W We Car. About Your Car" Standard transmission. W 1957 MERCURY . $ - Station wagon. £5U 1955 CADILLAC 5 195 5 HUNTNCOLN IN PH ILL' • Four Door, . ____ ____________ fbIIDV ..w.. - _________ -i ____________________________________________________ Motor Sales 2215 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.6231 322.0861 S 5 S S $ 1961 COMET 1960 MERCEDES $PINZ HOLLER . ' Cpt.. Alt, MOTOR8 CORPORATION '-s. . Spt AUTHORIZED DEALER - P )'5.-" Super ___________ • Cutlass Cony. p.., 4 speed and r-uady 60! GO' 1 095 $795• • 4-door, automatic transmission, $ heater. arid 5 radio 1961 MERCURY METEOR 800 S 4-door, automatic1 power steering & brakes, radio, heater, air. Beautiful S blue finish. 4-door sedan. A bargain. 66 CHEVROLET 595 1962 COMET - •• 1962 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL 2-door hardtop, bucket seats, sport shift, radio, heater. - - $ V.8, Ford.O.Mstk, 5 4-door, radio and heater. _--!)-4 $395 4-door, V.8, automatic, radio and heater. OLDS 1 695 • $995 5 S1 • 1962 FORD FAIRLANE Ii T., Air, 795 1963 MERCURY METEOR 62 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4-Dr., H. $ 5 1963 FORD FALCON FUTURA 5 6 cylinder, automatic transmit. - - - S 1964 OLDSMOIILE F85 64 CHEVROLET 1964 2895 good. Legal Notice - 1965 MERCURY COLONY PARK WAGON Fully powered, air conditioned. Like new. 1964 CHEVY CORVAIR 2 - Door. 6 cylinder, extra Legal Notice - S 5 5 S WYNNEWOOD: 3 Bedroom, I Bath home. B)' owner. Ph. 322.2072 after 6 p. in. I ,. i495 1965 FORD ECONOLINE • Legal f"l otice 1495 S '' //1* S . 1965 MERCURY COMET *'.-_-,-./_, • .. s•••s•ss••.s '1795 COMPARE; / / _____ Y;'_________ w - - -- '-4'* - _ - -w - -, -7 - i 3upe, local car equip.d with Air condiflong and wire wheels. For ie young in heart. It Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads It Pays To 'tjse - effect. - I"or Sale Stenstrom Realty , - prettie( - i-"iyifr,rd --.-- - - •' just - s. ii wi' gla- ing u.aVul%' i , liuit' In this .1 Bedroom I'S n.'cr.- st II turn.' for ('()11OflO1{I just 5492. Nu 'losing cotit I N'' per i'll It 11 IC UICDI100M, I Ut Its, with, $S QuaIl fvin g & .rnl PA Ri'?l EN'I'S I 'irc'plci,'e'. $5 cr uhlittit hi. -motith. UNIe-URNISHEL) FURNISHED '.ill 3217?25. Ph. Resident Mer. 32*-I *40 Nit 'IC, ('l.E.-tX Fsumnlslis',I huitno- i"hth(N 4 PT., 2200 ttellnnville. A Multiple Listing Realtor I iie'elroom, Kitc),s'ut, Itath & _________________________________________________________ 2565 PARK DRIVE 122-2420 1.1'. lug re)Otul, ii" ii iiuilt't teal1101)015 For Rent ilent, ('oulil,' cushy. Call 322-201.0 ____________________________________________________ WI I AT A DEAL! ,1 I c XCII 11TH Block i fledreaorn Cl.IC,tX, (iuilet toOthS. 401 SlagRENTALS home, I '. tilt" Itaths, hinge nullie, 222-0720. WillAt.l' guoul Rentals! l":einsly room, Firepluic'.', Saa'InuSt ore' gaol Rentals noe'l'.I. nuing Pool, Acre of shady land, 115, Autos lake-, Only 51 3,000. fishIng Some Term 1-verttrags e:ell SMALL 3?-S605. L-'. up? 3.. I,ow.Coat Want Ads A Multiple Listing Realtor to tell and sell! r. 22-24?0 2565 PARK DRIVE A Multiple LIsting Realtor I 9+iO CII )CVY 2 1')r, lIT., It & IT, INSUROR APPAiSER 102. Mobile Homes Sale , te v-s. n she floor. /t.i. 119 8. French ________________________________________ *23-4991 5211, E'li. 21.lt1'$51, 1.1-IT'S TALK 'I'UilKEY! - ASSUME PAYMENTS of 2 fledroom, I Bath Home. TIll-I l-.\1ILY bird ta'inms a tree Tt' '41 Call 322-lOST. home i1ur iii a soil now t hr.i gh Thin nk s RDRM. house In DeRar'. 15.. = t.ivhnsg tu's'ckcnsi. Everyone hu(tOO BTU air conditioner, large t_li ml to ri-sister for free strawFbi. room, utility root-n aa'itlu e' lug. \%'in me fcc',' TV or Ata'ti. shower, new additional 12' x 20' ' -L'. ing-llrata- hmig avill he Ws'ilnesall purpose room. i'uirporte, full -4' ,i,e', Ne'a'cmhs'r 23 at S p. at. concrete strive, aluminum gut. ' ters, 15' x 22' patio, awning QUALITY SiOIIL1C IRES Flinty of cabinets. windows. Hwy. 17-92 8. Sanford cxc. cond. $9200. Everything in 322-2562 ("all owned, SGS-5765. '-: I - ------- ________ - ________________________________________ -.- ---•-- ..,, h4'ItRN, AI"I'S. close In, Cnw*n. 522-4013. Payton 'YES! Ph. 122-4l$. I , 7A '' - 'l'hiEItl- IS A SANTA CI.AI'S f - 'N, -------------------- Pa Jimmy 111)1151. on i- Ia'et', $5.,. tim. l..t lUll': I 111 11151. house, I full k tttti- t. hat),.. $L. l"I'htNlSlIlCt) 2 hieelrooun (lannge ,%pt, Lake linl,leu. T.ako logi's. l'hi. 222-0274. 322-1201 2540 hiawatha at 17-92 __________________________ II1CI)I100M Furnistme"tl, water, l'Nl"il bINISlI lCD house, 4 IH)ltM., I ticar shopping & Hospital. $60. tutu slimily lot in t)sts'en. 322('all 322-flI !42. 5U, sir 32-1SSI; also, In ____________________________________ iS'i'I-:ICX, 2 1111)151. l.ttsfurnishi'- 'I lienue on ehsuecly lot. 322-5435. I 1102 Park Ave. 322-5222 nnt'thme' or nights. 222-5110 - 22-2544. 'Frttscui Ne-me Statute" ChMp ant, Isle agent, or attorney and ElI. F. I1V PALMER. W. S. ENthrough FRIDAY-.8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. icr 5Ci.P!'. Florida Statute, 'will accompanied by a filing fee of TZM!NG 1:11, :tnd with the Cletk of the one dollar and such claim or SON, as the last o3rd of Dir•iI• Articles For Rent NEED : man whc 9:30 iSC,J: SALE: TWO CIRCtATOTI 51.5t'(' per month. CircuIt Court, In and for Semi- demand not so filed shall be ectors of said corporation, and from 51,0t'O to (i1 Heaters, 521.00 each. Lake all other persons having or Puhlish.r resrres right te reject, revise and properly clessify aU Write- P. 0. Box 6007, Day- nude County. Florida. upon re- 'oid. HOS}ITAL BEDS May-v. Phone 222-2'i.7. claiming any right, title and B. C. Pyle c'cit't of proof of the publication adv.Is.men$s. tons P.eeh. Fla. I chairs, sick rc'um eupplie. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ of the Last VI11 interest to the hand described in executor As of this. notice-, the fictitious Adjsutm.nts will hi mad. on a re-run basis only for $ypogrsphkal fc'i' sale or rent. COMI'TONS Pictured Encyclopethis Conipl:slnt. and Testament of tn-wit: REX L. GRIFFIN error, that affect th. value of the ad. Adusfments will nd be '2.. Female Help Vante.'I ?*e-fli, I LJGGETT REXALL. L'FIUGS dia. Ce-sb or 'Terms. _________________________________ AND ASSCCIATfl under which I Defendants. Loule W. Silvis.. deceased. nccreat nt'pp:rsg Center seeds beyond the first lns•rtion. Ce-U 222-1i25L after 4:25) . u. I Sill' TO (lIIF' TITLE am engaged In business at B. C. Pyle 2701 Orlando Dr. Pb 222-7911 WANT1D: Top flight We-ttre. Highway i7-P2 and Tos JOSEPH TI. TANTUM. ANPine in the Attorney at Law CUSTOM BAY BALING Tci' Pay, Good Tp. Call 122- I XIE M. TANTUM. LEON TANP. 0. Box £Th5 City of Fern Park. Florida. - BEDS CHAIN SAWS : TV HAY FOP SALE oit fc.r appointment. 8. Pets & Supplies 1-Ist & Found T1.M. PEItCY F. T.\NTI.M, IDA That thu party Interested in Orlando, Florida D.:t Vtire-tcrp ; Floor Me-chine ___________________________________ ___________________________________ __________________________________ CALL 222-01L2 business e- nt.-rprise Is as PublIsh Xcv. 4, 11. 15, 25. It'll W. TANTUM. VI (LA TANTUM, AMERICAN RENT-ALL WANTED: SOMEONE Ic, care EMMIE F. FNTZMINGER. W'. S. YOUND AT United State Bank, PUPPIES lot Adoption. S.Ml. DDG-17 1(1S. Flu.wcttha FINGER ZIG ZAG for two children In my borne. follows: 22-I':i NOLE H U M A N F SOCIETI', ENTZMINGEIt. FI1AN'lS 1t0 th. key to the lowest new and Ralph C. }noi.lock .4.. TOUCH SE\' Hwy. i7-i', ne-ar Cotnty floe-cl CIRCUIT COURT, DER THE 1iO1..EMAN, EMERINI3 used car financing. We Invite Dated at Fi rn l'ark, Seminole IN RENT A BED Dept. CONyLE Model. Sold for cyst TIcilleway, Hospital. Baby I3eda. LADIES-. Te-lcpbc'nc Saleewerk. County, Florida, November L NJNTII JUI)ICIAI.. CIRCUIT, IN CORItELI..t H0I.l-M.tN, wItyou to compare our low month$::r, fully automatic, no atAND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTI', LIAM G. A1'Dl:NHEID, WIt,17 paymenta. Ph. 882.1771. n bay Weak or MOuiti. liar & Evening Shifts. S1.2 hr. I!'. le-Ciltue-ruts ios'dcd. Guarantee-cl ! LIAN II. BATES. '1'. 1'. LEWIS, CA fttOLL'S FURNXTL'ftE Put.11s-b Nv. IL 1 2 & Dee. 2. FLORIDA Food 13, Catering Ph :-:-'r. trs.. pti:lhiris. ________________________________________ 3;.-liable Pe-rs(n astUnse 11 pay- If W CHANCI2EIT NO. Ifii Its. I-:NTZMIN':l:n. CLAUDIA ' Personi'ls 2f2-1-1Fl _________________________________________ i dl take older nt st s il. L. \v. SIMKIN and LIDA MAE A. i:ICR aid Ei.Y IIOLLI:It, !T I ________________________________________ T1:Ei. 1:11 t....• 7:-Male or Female Help n,shtne- :n trade. CALL 0- ?') \'an1ed To Buy SIM KIN. tue wilt, ls(ee lust knu ;iI'lse-sse's are ______________________________________________ \V, .-.i-,t: H lii,th,. Cc.Il.'ct-Cr edit Mane-g-r ______________________________________________ _________________________________________ ___________________________________ 1 Plaintiffs, urulcrsowys all T.artie .l:tist.inR Till: (IPICUIT D. You nave & divulciug problem COt'RT ':.: SdALL 0.:,. i:;. r sLur'- E:1 - :r:rrn:.:t.:.1L.. Night. We deWrit. P. 0. Box 1121. SantorL CIRCUIT Or vs. Interest. by. tlsrousgts. uinrl'-r or log .N or,., idcr.-i-.. Poor,. on SLLL I!S l'our lurr:tture. Qudek FLORIDA.. 1% AND FOR SEMI EUGENE JtI"HAI:D and PEGGY against any of the- above naniel card to Ltoi lt'.. Sanford. Service with the cash. BLACKEYLI PEAS. No Frost NOLE COUNTY. GROGAN RICHARD, his wife, individuals; THE LAKI- JESSUP SUPER TRADING POST 1l WE Damage. *Ltii Ru. e-10 Okra. Gil" Round wool liundhookcd rug. I _______________________________ IE Prsveunaa. I ('IIA%CEIfl Defendants. LAND COMPANY, a dissolved o. iav A10 Nec dlepouist 15" sq. Tree- itiptr,e-cl Fruit-Wi' e-tij CaRE, Orlando 241-1121. NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE or SUiT IN Florida corporation. LX. PIPUSED FurnIture, an amount. I 1.550 MagnolIa after t p. in. ______________________________ Aaron Faruls,. Call 22-4'i'. MOILTGAGE VORECLOSL'IIE _________________________________ Sanford, 2-27O. _________________________________ TIll: YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRIS- TOt EUGENE RICHARD. whose KIN. ':. W ENTtMIxGER, E. reridence Is: 00 Wlckham IIY PALMER. W. t'. ENTZMINGI LADIES Knit Suits, like 4.-Beauty Care N(s'rIcE or sti't' . TIAX ASSOCIATION RETIREStreet, Princeton, West Vir- Hit aol FItEI) WILS')N, ;ss the ______________________________________ ___________________________ ________________________________________ 15. Special Services v. ii.:. sins's & io: Me-n't1 'SIP: I 'ONALI' S A M V E F CON- MENT FUND. INC.. do THE ginia, and to last Roar 'I of Dir'-ct"rs of sdtd'I 5:1k .larh.-t, i.1i 4: VlI'ratot KEY BERNICE'S BEAUTY SALON SHIRLEY J. ChASE MANHATTAN BANK. I'HGGY GItOGAX P IC II- corporation. whr.o last known Regular *10 permanent now $5, OIL IiLATEIib & J-'I'I:NACLS I Talus' & Ratbit Hutch. Ph. ("TNKEY, lute wilt-, defend- i TIHAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT, AJtD. whose residence I. addr.-sscs ui-c unknown, and each • Ciesineci & he- haired 2b-;,s;:.:. 1% J'IIE ('IIICFIT (01111' OF ante. Complete. CHASE MANHATTAN PLAZA. unknown, but whose mail- of the-rn. I! alive, and If 'lead, ___________________________________ Ce-il I:-b;. I NINTh JiI)ICI.4I CIIIYOU AND EACH OF YOU STC NEW YORK, NEW YORK. ing address I, P. 0. Box their unkr,wn hue-Irs, devise-es, . I ('I I'J' IN A NI) FOIl lMINOI,E hcret.' notified that suit bus ], Princeton, West '1r- grantee's, assign. cc. lu-nor., cred. Plaintiff, 6. Child Care (01 N'i'I, J-'I.()JIIIIA. t.es'iu cr'tzunut-sicc.-cl age-isis t In gUile-: tu.i'-,s -r ot lit Itcits, __________________________________ __________________________________ ('IISN('EIIY NI). 1ITI the Circuit Court of the Ninth LEO JENNINGS. Jr. and ItUSHIA A SWORN COMPLAINT having ants; nad nil hssing or ___________ __________________ i AMERICAN CHILD CAlIF ii, my home. tVttk 'IRE (IIICI'I'I' corliT, 1% FEDERAL SAX'- Judicial Circuit of the State of JENNINGS, lii, wife, bee-si filed In the Circuit Court clsiuulng essy right, title, or ha. I Days. Lake Mary areaIN TIlE ('hIl('lIT ('010'S' (IF Ip FOIl SEMINOLE COI'NTS', INGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATiON Florida in and for Seminole Defendants, in and for Seminole County. lrrr,* In the real properly here(iF ORLANDO, Call f-i) 5. 'ERIC NI NIh .11 HIS'S - I. 111 l'l0111H4. County. the abbreviated title of 'i'0 LEO JENNINGS. JR. and Florida, In Chancery, entitled, In described. Icn-atod in Seminole ____________________________________ tilT (U' AND FOR Sl..MI%OL1: 1% (HA NCEIU'. C%SE NO. 1flI4 PlaIntiff, which is: Itt!SHIA JENNINGS, hi. wife, "L. W. SIMKIX and LIDA MAE County, FlorIda. to-wit: SAVINGS BANK, AMC)SKEAG Vol STI, J'I.tuJ(J5j.. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK OF 'Lots ii and 11'. Block 0 of whose residence and where- SIMKIN, his wife, Plaintiff,, vs. 8. Pets & Supplies s;sule- woman, etc., Pul.l' \'INEI:, ('H TIlE "ITY or NEW YORK, EUGENE RICHARD and PEGabciuts are unknown. Ame-tiled Pit of Blocks 2 6. it Thl F SEAM lN'S LA E FOE turpuiruution, -. PlaintIff, 0 anti If. and a portion of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- CT CROOAN RICHARD, his POODLE PUPPIES, guaranteed SAVINUl IN 'i'iii: ('l'l-y or NC\' I'. ft'ndants. " Phainilf, FlED that a ComplaInt to fore- wife, Defendant.." being ChanBlock IVuldinere, 1.oxigNO'l'I('E (sF St IT IN healthy. Tiny toy & miniature ye .j, DONALI. SAMULL CONKEY and close a certain mortgage en- ecry No. 16512, prayIng for cerI wood. Florida, u.eerdlng to at stud.. Terms. *25-1445. IOht'I'(.AGJC 1'OIIEVLOSlIIIC cHARLES L. \VIIITE, it ux, it as. ShIRLEY .1, CONKICY, tils wife, cunubering the fohiowing des te-iii relic! for the above Plaintilal then-of repr,r,l,.d in Plat I'Oi \'ICTOP. B. \'INER it a).. I'AlI. .1. I" 1t'I'IN e-tud GAIL F. II., er-Ibed reai property, to-wit: Itook 2, page 61,, i'ublic Retiff and against ,'ou the above Defendant, 11ICII1ENCEi VNKNOVN REGISTERED Male Dachshund. F('IEFIN, 1w- wife-, Defendants, LOT :, BLOCK A, HARMONY named Defendant., cords of Se-mn!yioi I .4 NI) 1'(Pz All .L72ii muartie's claituulsug Its- In Chancery No. 16515 %tP'i'JCE or sti'r S months old $2. Call lseD-ndauits. The nature of this suIt I. to p to NOW THEREFORE, thu HOMES, according to the I( s-cats ii)', through, under Tue hUt us'.' of this suit Is & 'lATE (IF FLOIIII)A after S p. us. .4 M ENI)11) %(i'I'lt'E or st'ii' I plat thereof as recorded in notify you, and each of you, that remove' certain erlou'ist from and '.r against the aforesaId per- forcc-lcie-urt- of that certain snort'10: I'A FL. .1. I"iU'I'IN and GAIL 10: ('JIAIILES t. WHITE. P1st Book 12. page *5, Pubk I! you wish to defend against quiet tuhuri confirm the tII Ic to guaranPEKINGICSIC PuppIes t-'!u w lutist- re-side- nec Is Route 1, gauc h.'Id and owned by plainI". FoJ:'I'IN, lii, wile-, Records of Ss'tnlnole County, and contest the above entitled the above 'I.'sc'rI),i-i property. toed healthy. [• J%JtJ he-re-by tu.1 !L'd that tiff. daite-d May 1. 1 tuGS' auid reA lid idi ium ti.'s claiming titterBox 15'7, I'e-flse-rn, Gcoii Tue namns of the: Court In Fbi-ide-, together with per- sctiun, you and each of YOU are TROPICAL. Fish and Supplies. .p(p hp', I hr-ouch, under, or CA ItROL A. WHITE, a ('UXniile-itut to lot cs-1ose' a ('Cr- cord May 21;. 1 PGts lii Official lIetoe-neatly installed Improve- required to file your Answer or which suit has ht '-n Inst ituted I. Deposit will hold till Christmas e-uissaI pAtj. .i, jroit'j'j at hioti' residence is Route I talus mortgage encunubs-rirug use curd. Book ZOO page- 15 of the and menta, to-wit: a gas will other %%'ritten Defense. St any the Circuit Court of the Ninth -Te-ruis. 19110 W. lit St. P11- GAIL F. PuI:'J'IN, lls wife-, and following described re-ui property Public 1-aix I 517, I'e-Ihtirn. Georgia Itenords of SemInole beater. you have, to thu. Complaint with Judicial Circuit, its and for Semi*22-1441'. Y.'u ars hue-r.'by notified that te,-wlt : County, FlorIda. encumbering hue-s bee-ru tiled age-just you In the the Clerk of the Circuit Court in no1 County, I"lunisia, In Chante. au l,;sr(ie- he-thug or claimTi,.' South a! Lut 21, RiocI; tl,t t-site-lt: ,ie't-c or parcel of aboa- c-styIccl suit, the short title and for Seminole Count'. hot- cer)'. 'Flue abbrt'vIats'd title of lug to lie-ar silty risrhst. title, or a suit huti. i.e-cut file-cl stgaltt,-t FJ:1:E %'I:5T WILL'MEIthC, Long- property located, situate- and be. of which is: The Young Women'e Ida, and to serve a copy th-reof the ease- is thu- I"IitHT BAPTIST izsts-t.-s-t Ii the' prs.pt-rty here-in 3OU aid ELVIA A. TAYLOR and Ct'TE KITTENS to a geitud home-. d.-se'ribe-eI. LYNN A TAYLOR. Isis wife, as. wood, Florida, accordiuug to log its se-id County usid State Christie-mi Assoela-tion Retirement upon Plaintiffs' attorney. At- CilUItrH or L"NlWOOD, INC., Ce-Il 22U'.t' the- iilat the-reof as recorded to-wit YOU ARE bet-s-by notified that l-'e'!i u.iuu,ti, In the aI.oae e-nFund, Itu-.. c/ The Cue-ce Man- BERT N. FITTS. E d w a r d . vs. Ju)FEI'Jf I:. 'I'.\ 'r1:M. e-t aI. S____________________________________________________________________________ Its Fiat Book 2. Page 51, FrI 5. C.isnilsis&utst tts torct-lot's' a snort- tub' i cause: uuid hiatt you art' iucI: It. SUNLAND hattun Bank. Real Estate Dc- Building Se-zsford, Florida, oss or The dcs.rnii.tion e,f the re-al esAKC BASSET JIOUNI). MALE, gag.' I'ul'ih' Rt'.tde- tit SeminoleESTATES, e-eco,-diug to a partme-vt, I Cite-ce Manhattan before the 21st day of December, tale' lflvo!v,-rl iii as set forth e-tucusuubs-ring the- follow- lis-s-s'i') ts'euir.'d its file 'nur an4 YEARS OLD. County, I"loridu, ewe'r recorded ilut tliereof tog ri-al Ips-operty; ii the- Clerk of this lii Ple-e-. New York, New York, A. 0. 1956. above. CALL 2-l'.lP. bt's.-ti filed usgalusat you Its Pie-I JSouic 11, Paces 16 10 Plaintiff, a's Leo Jennings, Jr. Lest 7, hhit,r:k F, c.OUX'FItY Court. send to serve a un)' hueTHE NATURE of se-id CornYou and 1-ads of you arc huere 22 of the' PublIc Its-cords of and Ituahie- Jennings, hi. wife, pIe-hit Is to pray for a foreclos- by ntlfie-d (lie-I suit to remove CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. , iiii-'e.! upon the- Plaintiff, es this' sboa- s' styled uit, and You ENNE1E ANIMAL aAVEia Me'misioii- County. Florida a. torduig to e- islat thereof i'le-tistli!'s attonsis.-y. whose name kue :-equsrcd Is) acra- e' it COp)' of Defendants. are of all of your right, title, clouds frosts iin'i (jUi,:t title- crud DOGS, Cats, etc. boarded. ModH/tCH OF' YOU 1 ItEQUJIt- end you are roquls-ed to ce-rye estate-, interest, and equity of confirm Slit' titie- to the, øbove ' as. recot- deti its Flat Ilook 11, e-tid address is: SMITH, ELLIOT. y.tur Answer sir other Pleading era screened rune. I'e-gc It's' elf this' Public ite- SCIIWALIIIC & SPItAKEIt, 512 to the CunulIlsiust en l'lubntiff's ED to file your answer or other py of your Avewt'r or other redemption in slid to certain described property has beet, lit. St.., Saafor& Lfl-L75l. cords of Seminole County. Iiur:i"tt Rank Building. Jackson- atte'rtie')'e., ANL1CItSON, JIUSH, written defenses to the Cusn- pleading to the Complaint on lands situe-tcd, lying and bc-tug brought age-lust you In thu above ________________________________ viii.', Florida, not later than I)EAN & LOWNUICS, i2 East plaint with the Clerk of the Cii'- Plaintiff". Attorney., Hutchison iii Seminole County, Florida, and entitled cause by the FIRST Florida, YOUR message gote born.. Over Central Boulevard, Orlando, Yb- cult Court of Seminole County, and Loftier, Poit Office Drawer more particularly described as: BAI'TIST CIIUItCir OF LONG10,000 readers gaUy . . . whee tie-s bc-ems fils'd against you in the Ds'ccznber 31k, 195. If - ou fail lii do so, decree pro ride-. and file- (hue' original An- Florida, in this proceeding atid H, Sanford. Florida, and fil. the Jungle Island-A portion of WOOD, INC. and )'oU are hereby ou place a low-cost cL&ISl- at.ua'e-style.d cult, tend ,'ou are' s-squIred tu set-ac a copy of 'ouv t%oIufrssu will be enter-i'd against sws'r jir other J'lcxedluug Iii the to serve a cop)' thereof upon the orIginal Answer or other plc&d. Block 'X", Mobile Manor, required to file your answer FLED AD is thi t hit' ('I .':I; of this, isluI mit i!f,-avlioase luic In the. offle.. .if iii.. ("leek of A uiswe's- to the.- Cosuu uhia izit on lii.' you I e.r Site relief di'snits,ds'd its of'fU'.' s.f tit I ortse'yc. )ie.,.nual M..pt(on e-. re.oerdl..i with the t'I,'rtc tiC lit.. ("let.,, Piseiuutitf'a e-ttorti5'), ye-u.s tiers this' ceituilsialut. The Slittite- of se-Id Circuit ('uUVt sill or hse'lot-t' the namer amid address arc he-s-s-in- tile Circuit Court vu or before Iii l'iat Book 11, Pages 46, Court of St'suuliuoie- Cuuuty, i'lor. Berg & Ga", P.O. lIce- 24117, 0,. cult his-tuig for Fors'closiun-e of lt'th day of Des-ember-, IPGG, if after Mt forth. SAC required by the 25th dusy of November, A. D. 47 and 45 of the Public Re- Ida, and to se'n'a's- ii copy there. lausdo, Florida, and to file- list' Slorguge cncumberlssg the to!- you full to do s.u, a decree pro law. hot later the-is thus' 15th day 1111,6. 1! )'ou tail to do so, a 4.. cords of $emtnIe County, of upon the' J'IalntIff'a Attor. orlgisuail of such Answer wilts the leiwluig described property situ- ,t(t',e-o will be- take-ti against of Dct'eznI.aer 3GG. iii default cr-ce pro oonfessc, will be taken flI)'C, $MJI'hl & L.OVETT, 20 Florida. Clerk of the ufos's'susid Circuit ate- its Se'niitiole County, Florida. ,'oii for the ,'chte-f demanded In the-s-to! the ce-usc will proceed against -ou for the relief deFAIL NOT TO A N S W E ft West Lucer:ue Cire:le, Orlando. tii. ('tittipie-itit. se- harts' upon the entry of a me-tided In the Complaint, Court tlji or lit fort the 12th day to. at It: lest a Decree Pro Coafesso be Florida, Slot later the-u the 12th 'i'isis Notice abe-il lie- ;'ubliehie-d Dt.cs-s'e l'ro Confsaso agattist of Ds't-.'mise-'r, 151.6. 31 you fall Lot 11, Block C, S.'oond ItsThIs Notice she-Il ho publish, entered tuere-isi against you and day of Z)s-ret,sbi-r, I'JG€, or a dsto dss so, a decree itro coufeeso ed ousce & week for four coneecu. cash of you. a'oue$sM Perk Section of Loch ,,tirI' U week (or four cotusecu- )- siu. err-CC pro s-osuIe-ss will her custerI. will Ii te-ks-ui e-g*Itis.t )'OU for theWITNESS soy hasud and the tia'. we-eke In 'The Sanford HerArbor, accordIng to the P1st that- ws-s-ks in the' Sanford 11cr. WITNESS MY hAND and Olfi- ci age-inst you. relief demanded In the Consofficial seal of ae-id Court In aId, a newspaper circulated In ciII $eal of the stove styled thereof ci r-e- corded in P1st ad. Wi'I'NHSS 1y )i,siid and ace-i plaint. DATEr' 'rHIS 1 f-lIt dj - c-f Seminole County. Florida, this Se-sniusuie County, Florida. Luk 12. I'e-e-s 9 through ruurt at Sanford. SemInole Cours. fills TI hi '1y .rC Nos',- rsiia-r, P466. 1'hI Notice else-li tie- publishlit hi day of Not- ember 196$. 2, of the Public Records of Xva's,nube'r, 31166. Dat-ed this 25th day 'of October, ty, 11cr-ida. this 15th day of (SEAl..) ed one-a' a wick for four conse(SEA!..) (SEAL) A. B. 3951. SeusInole County, Florida. i%ovenuber, A. V. 3966. Artiuur 11. lIt '-icwiths, Jr. Arthur H. Beekwith. Jr-. cutive weeks In Tb. Sanford WITNESS my hand and the Arthur H. Btickwith, Jr. (SEAL) CIw'k of the- Circuit Court (SEAL) Clerk of Circuit Court He-reid. seal of said Court at Sanford, Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur If. ,&Mckwitb, Jr. Arthur 11.. IMckwitb, Jr. Seminoles County, Florida Dated this 9th dsay of Novezu. Seminole County. Florida. this Clerk of the Circuit Court Iiy hiargieret E. Tyr. By: Donna M. Markus Clerk of lb. above .yled fly: Donna Iii. liarkos Deputy Clerk By: Martha T. Vibico t'cr, 31.66. 9th day of November, 1966. Deputy Clerk Court Deputy Clerk Deputy clerk RUbe-rd Neil Grea-twood of HE.AIIDALL GRIDLEY, LEWiS (SEAL,s (SEAL) By: Margaret E. Tyr. W. Thomas Love-tI e.,f Arthur II. Jt.'.'hwithi, Jr. IIUTCH1$ON AND LEFYLER Ariliar 1.1. 1isn'kwiti & LtLANILNEIt Antic- re-on, Itust.e. lie-san & Jr. Deputy Clerk Smiths & J..ovett till North Court At-cisut' Poet Office Drawer if ('irs-k sat this' Circuit C-curt l,uac tRies ('1,-i , f the C'incutt Cuut( Aihe rI N. hilts 255 We-ct i.ure-j-,i,- ('b-i-Ic Sausfurd, Fioridu By: Doesnia M. kiarkus P.st (5ffli' ROe- 24 2 5Jy i'oisna It. 81 ami 2:: Re-sI S'rnts'al filasi. S )t iii ii'i,i, lCda'a:-dss Bids, F'botlda Orlando, Florida Attos-Ocys fur Ple-Iusliff De-put' Clerk (.,ii-iauidu. FlorIda Altorna')-s for i'l-11o1!r' Se-abed, Vie-. Ift- Isull Clei'k Publish Oct. 1 & Nut 4, 11, 35, Putiltihi Not. 23, 25, . & hey. 2. Publish N'.' & 1.'.-'-. , 11. Attorneys for l'Iisltutl!f & Vs-c. I'uhriish, Not. 11, U, Vs-c. PuI'listu Nov. 15, J'l'iihs Nt' 11, 1 :, :t, j,. --. itst;l Pubhists Nut, 1], 1'., u, Dec. , 3965. ia. lisa,; I)DY-isD DL)G-41 DDG4P 1)UG.55 VIXj.41 t,Z)G-44 il.-4u MONDAY SATURDAY A-Diet Tablets. Only McReynoide Drug - - ' Nov. 18, 1966 entnrb j,ral SI'i'1I(AItII, (.IASS & ,-ruu,pl' lu-i-,' 'itt' ¶,IJ l'it tNT (JOMPAt'l ! .is'or-iii iuls'l. 12.11'; 10512 11(11" I'idnrui Station Wni,'.'n, till 110 MagnolIa ph, gs.isis ('LEA N 11it'ti.t it hr. -pt , light Inns iou', air c'oti,l - I 'l!''., I'hi _____________________________________________________ & aa'nte'r l'iit's,U' huh, & i'. Rave Tone- 'Tire'. '!-r.i2c. trnui.'e, Ailisits sittia'. :12;'.0hIi2. Free Frnvit-in4 Cheek ______________________-- - ------- 11, 251 ).'eiiti' VS 1-Inuit'", 1117M1'IIRETR TitlE SERVICE 2 110051 turn. Apt. 51,6 tno. in*21-0272 1'th & French _________________________________________ dueling water & lCioet,- Ie, 122-DrO7 ____________ 123. lhrnts & Motors .1 i-;I-:l' l'iek-tsp Ti-nih. guc,rl run- _________________________________________________ I & I HORM. APTS., completely .1it1r'ts, $22 11. '510 t'hiEt'l'. ('tin. equipped by "rt lii.', iviuul e'ntt'i. 537% t'alGATEWAY TO TI TRIC which Inniusles electric lain tiuto Repair, 9th & I-rcnch, WATERWAY heating & cooling. kitchen seufuril. Robson Sporting Goods TOVN'N LA K KS TOUR EVINRtJDE DA1ACR '511' TSIl'A l.A St-if inn Wagismi, dnGA RDEN A PA l{TM EN'l' 111-1,51 itito, *0,4-5-I E. let St. list,' leather interior, -- $2lIiIti 711 E. First SI, i.tiu, nt nasuimn.' l'Ymc'' i:t,''o SEDAN rrtitssr 36 Ft. Es::23,lo1'3 after s ,, ,' I2I#IeLC. AIv1'S., private bath., ('client cntu'iltlnn, Engine & aitliltici turn.; specially suited I'RI (AT)! l,LA(' ''p.'. tVSlle. hut t knpt liii by SIstIne Enfor retired people. ideally In. ghnur'er. $1,200 or res.uonahiC Of I ,(ii4t) tulle's, IC e-oilorit rated downtown. Inquire at tnt ties'? "nil P,'iir'h, 121 Volsi.','uihl i... ''iii 321- It' I, t- a Jacobson's 11CM. Store, 211 IC. sin Ave. 'r call 222-1492. , 'fl p. iii. 1.5 Ml Mn?nriI - - mcnts-l.c', than $i rnnth, nrm.. i'i.. rorn. No towfl pment Own'r must ecU. Ph. I'INECREST AREA: S Uedronm, Si-Income Property 2 Bath. F1p. r.om. lb E. Cole_________________________ Acag'e OF RNTTrRE ________________________________ Houses o 2 _____________________________ man CftClC. (bj SAVE $1'lir.f on this THIUE Furnished 00 x 117, only 510,000. 5 ACRE TRACTS group: You get all this: Don$100 DO\VN month. Drive by HIiH. rolling, well treed home Drawers,! Income SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. . 54.. ffeC c'eti- flookerue fled, innterpring Aerar.- e 514 Elm. To tnpect call HAR. sites. Ideal for Country Fam- GOVERNMFNT OWNED HOMES RIS REALTY. 225444. 2-3-4 IUt., 1-2 IIATUS 2-C74 for Inforfly. Only 52.750 with paved G. E. APPL1ACES N.w & Used tnt. Ph. mattress, flo springs, Bed ______________________________ t2-l1t? mktion A appointment. road frontage & good terms. Jim 115 MerT3ia s -e Ver.'y Ln ______________________________________________ _________________________________ Rea1tv Hunt 84. Real Estate - Sale Only a few parcels left so call Bed, Chntr, step Table-s. Cock. _________________________________ '( WATT- 10 VOLT G*s ___________________________ Park Drive Office 222-2115 2124 soon! table tail Table-, 31. Musical Instruments ___________________________________________ Power F'lant. $t('fll'O ; DevIl this _______________________ Night: 222.04S or 322-0700 CALL.BART REAL ESTATE Dinette. A 24'(, TIC'. t Sg.ry (un, $: 1. HP P.rigge' Stenstrorn Realty •Uf CALL DAT OR NIGHT 222-7495 'T on1- $!s('t'. PIANO TUNING & REPAIB tratty flngirue. $4: Small1 A Multiple Listing Realtor 1:-'225 w. L. HARMON 1, New .. C. Krich.( MATHER FURNITURE Legal Notice C. A. WHIDDON 26& Park Drive 122.2420 _________________________________ baum before i :(l p. in., San- 202 E. Irt. BROKER 2.fl95 lord Bent t\orks. ___________________________ 202 8. Park 34. Upholstery 512.1551 1% TIII CIHCITT CO1ItT OF _______________________________ ________________________________ ____________________________. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Legal Notice Cm. THE NITlt KENMORE Zg-Zag Sewing CIET IN %I) Foil Ml%OI,E OVER 25 YEARS Bedding & nrntture rhine. Ttft Cams, !ke new. Crumley - Monteith Is the Court of the County COl'NTY, 1'I.oflulit. jp FINE workmanship in AT FACTORY PRICES . Cull holstering, draperies, slipoov- ______________________________ 139 Magnolta Judge, cmhinie Cnnnt, Florida, I CIlA(T'ItY '.0. ifl.tili 222-1121 Inc. FIRST fl\i'TlST .!llilCU OF Prehate. en. 'rime payments i.e little FET 1i!LL\ t'range-s, 5200 Real Estate Salee-Eent.ala in 1. re's ICataic s.f * lONsW's 1, INC., o. Drapery hardware & WTSOS-MAlER FU. P.uu. lrs. P. W. Lore!, 5. 100 W. 1st St. Ph. &2413I tonic W. Silvis. Plaintiff, InstallatiOn. _______________________________ Buy - Sell - Trade 5;yic.r4 KCLP DECORATING SHOP _____________________________ 211-lb C. let St Dereae1. vs. 2-1s2! Ph. 212-2*81 * C}1A1. LTNI- Pence 14r. ST, JOHNS REALTY 're III Cr.-iiftnre and Persons .1OSl:Pii TI. TNT1M, ANNIE M. r Shaliew Well ruinui-, Corn- 0. Business Opportunities liaisg (laims or Demands TANTIM. 1.EON T.T1M. IDA THE TIME TESTED FIRM W. TANTIM, Plfl.Y I. TAN! jile-:e-. f1'!' Mrunsn Terrace 01' _____________________________ 120 K PARK AVENUE 222-1123 Agalact Said Eatatsu 35-Vacuum Cleaners _________________________________ call -5.i! before ;j.. You and each of you are here- Tt'M. \'1Ol.. T \NTtM, EMMIE p. in. iji;si . ..rvic-t.' huLl c'. sales. & by notified and required o pre- L. ENTZMINGEP., W. S. (''C}TA1L 1.rNGE SAI..ILS AGENCY Fll.NClS Pr.•e' pick-up & delivery. tse'cl r:CsT('-TILLETt. Se-are-. ii HP. 2 NCi\V for Lease - crrnp!rtely hOPER sent any claim, and demands MINtIEIt, sj'e'ed trhnEm:.'s.iotu. :.lso Child's Sec tr For Rentals Vacuum Cite-ni-re 5)5' & up which you, or either of you. may HOLEMAN. EMEHINI-: CORDErenovated A dcc-sra:ed. Scat. T.cwritcr. Call ')I Days 12.7174 have against the estate of L.uue LIA IIOLEMAN. \VILLIAM 0. Ph. 222-fi774. 04. Kitchen & Bar completely Nughts - Weekends 22-04S1 W. Sflvis, deceased, late of said AUDENREIP. W 11.14! A M H. equipped. Include, WhIskey GOOF) LtY. 'i' Stunree- of DeBary I LIeen- with Package. Located County to the County Judge of BATES, T. p. 1.EWIS. PENJA50. Misc. For Sale la StIIC'k. Cell t2.442. on l'"" 7 mt]e, South of Se-n- rOU Probably missed a eale tO Seminude County, Florida, at hIs MIX 11. ST1'M. 11. S. F.NTZMING1tAVES HOLLER. day . . . Use Want-Ads daily, office In the court house of said ER, M.}1Y tOd Contact Dan C. Yatcsft. ge-s refrigerator. $2t: R1LOVA WATCH NEW. County at Sanford, Florida, CLAUI)1.\ A. RIT'E. P.OV IIOL51-!'(iI'( or 222.07C2. table saw. 141; lb ft. Culver -iY722 Coil -:i:NAI:p calendar months from LEB. C. within TnOt?, ' l'oat trailer - r 1' Legal Notice the time of the first publication and KATIII.EEN F. CHAMBERS, _________________________________ FOP. LEE: New 2Bay 541.5. 22-C711 after t &. in. St:tt:r-' !r- L'-ngwor.d. Pete-nof thie notice. Two copies of all if living. nd :f dead, the unI 2! T'HILCO Re-t,e. good ceindieach cleirn or demand shall be )Cflewn heirs devls.s, lcga.teea, the-I 21s,('Ot' er more monthly. NOTICE INnER FICTITIOUS Fluoresce-nt 4F" DOUBLE TUBE i:;o. Ce-lI :;2-r:,l after Third month operation cxin writing, and shall state the grantee. and other claimants unNAME STATUTI: lights, new bulbs;, guaranteed. 4p 1.t'liti. Pure (ill Co.. TO WHfl1 IT MAY CONCERN: place of residence and poet of- tier said T'r-!en'i.-nt: the LAKE Cal! 2-72('4. 1.114 W. f.th St. Notice , hereby given that flce addrces of the claimant, and JESSIP 1..'tNl ('i1PANY, and }OP.K For- The- Fr-cc-sen _______________ I the ____________________________ LOSE WE]G1-IT safely With t)tX utiders.iticd. pursuant to the shall be sworn to by the claim- L. N. PIIN1N. .'. W. ENTZMING} ody Itutcice rod -Insursnc'e 4-Bauty car. 1-Schon3s & Instructions 1.-card of Thanks - 71.-Employment Services 1-Child Care . 71_Male Help Wanted 2-DosPe 73-Female Help Wanted 3D-Pouftry-l4vestock t I Th-Msle or }'emaie HI;. 12-Special Notices U * 74-Se-lee Help Wanted 12-Catering-Food 77-Situation Wanted l-BIcycIe Repairs 77-A--.SItuzttirin Waited 31.-Special services .SLUd?t5 16-Interior Decorators t. 51-Income Pre.prrt]7anitorIa1 Service. 52-Business 1'pIS-1*ndscap. Servic. . 3-fleal Estate Wantt-d Supplies j . * . $4-Beal Estate Sale -Bardware 21-Home 1mpvsments ' . 57-Buulneas Rental. O-Lots For Sal. -PlnzAblng il-Farms--Groves 22.....PalnUng ..( ' '2-.kcroage ;__ 24-Well Drilling !'L...Hnusea Fur Sale 21-Mr Cond. & Heating .-'; P6-House-s-Sale or lint I26-Roofing P7-House For Rent S-.Ra.dio-Tel.visthn I I ZlS-Rqual Estate Ect.ange 4 29-Photo & Equipment 1W-Resr.rt JIcuitals 50-Hem. Appliances 101-Trailers--Ca banns *1-Musical Instrumente 302-Mobile Hone's-aIe 13-Business Equipment 102-Mobil, klOrnCs-flC!It 23-4oh 1rinting i(s4-TraiJer Space-Rent 34-Upholstery lal.-Trailu- Lots-SaIc' $5-Vacuum Cleaners 3f'fl.Apartment.e For Fe-nt 37-Moving & Storage 31I1-.Roem. For Rent 35xtarimnators lit!-flental Agent, 41-PIanta.....Feed,-Seeds I l fll-Wnnted To Itent 50-Misc. For Sale 115-Auto, For Sale 13-Articles For Rent flS-Autos--Sale or Trash 5-Swap or Ezcban. 41 hi5-TrucLs For Sale 15-Wanted To Buy 12t-Autnmotive Service 5&-Furniture For Sale 1J-Scootcr, & Clcs For BIs 15-Money To Loan h:-Boat, . 60-Business Opportunities 11i-Marir,. Supplies -. 11$ N. Perk Ave. Highest prices paid. •5b1 or Ce-il _______________________________ lACLE CC'NCP.ETE CO. Elm Avenue-571l tSED TV'. IlLS'. UP. Service Oalls 4 PIECE SECTIONAL SOFA. Tangerine. Necd CleanIng. 140. MOOY APPLIANCE 't.4t'. 22-01P7 )5 Palmetto l-Noney Wanted 14-Savings & Loan I Ut'nI S1l'I"'l', ('Al ,l 322 23510, - _________________________________ _______________________________ - .______* -. dee-nC.T rô? Imei 24. Well Drilling ______________________________ ITI reu)t- rent Blue Lustre 95. lloues For Sale Elettrlr Carpet Shamtoocr 84. Real Estate • Sale 77. Situation Wanted 53. Wanted To 8uy wii..L.S DRILL.Et. puus r'er nay. Carroll Purniture. SPRLNKLER SYSTEMS ROBERT A. W114..1AMS WANTED: Empty Homee to • . CASH FOR TRASH All TTPes & •.1W 1! CHEVROI.ET $0 . Realtor antoieaTt, Realtors A Contractors, furniture We rsetr ed S.ree AUQDSI used & V. terItL. num ChrItrnes tree i t. limits, ftay- oad LundquIst, Assoc. Please note. LOTS' General STINE M. $.!0(: P g-T'ong Table. $10. All Atlutk Bank Btd. luse-clP&n1ni Service. 515. 111-5551 BRTDGES TURNl'I'tR.E in.ri & Suipty co ood eondltthn. Ph. '4-7 to 1t2-$4$ _________________________________ Perk & 25th. U$-l4 w. :nd St. P. Tn. w;y IUNT T;4kC over 5)' ______________________ RAllY STIIOLLER. $10; TWENTY ONE DAYS ........ ........ 16c Per Line TIN DAYS •....................... 1k Per Line PIfl DAYS ..... .......... ......... 20c Per Line THREE DAYS . . . . ... . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . 24c Per Line ONE DAY . .... .. ................. 30c Per Line 1 LINES MINIMUM ($1.50 MINIMUM CHARGE) CHANGE OF COPY ______ SITUATION WANTED ADS - HALF CHARGE le - '..J'O1?, \7O!lWAGEN *22-hill -__________ --_ l"IIIIN'lSihlU) (I titAlIlt - - :.:.4:__; 2nd Pt. -' - ' J4'J 1,J AI,Aflht515,NI$ AVAIAIN 115 tV hR. 'J'rurks For Snl Siile -i-•,..'i',.,,L.,,,'.i',. n,, , ,.i.,t....... . ,, - ,, e-, a nr . r'ii EM INt 11,1-. rr'-1,uli? A-i plot.' englnts. nitat' lint-n sa bugs selit'!I,fl .'f 'unT'" I'Y. 1(111 Top final, ii'.''l ears. re"rjuilrit'g N, riown I 501 V.', 1.1. t - r '.,c'Ih,c-r' a- Ph. tl- 1194. pa vmant, Roe' at Ph. 322-01.1 ------------------l "0. a. Auto olive Service -------s Fur - ' ___ ____ i't ___________________________________________ - C:;:) - Set 1OflO( D. ?fl. eSter _______ ___ ____ (l1 ___________________________ ___________________________ 23-Painting SME'LL HA'. r.cvc 10 M! V.SEfl P1..ATFCRM ROC _____________ _____________________ ___________________ __________ 7fl CHEAr. tlt'kTef1: *11 tipee. Z-!i!4. 425-5938 REPAIR & PAINTING I-Ist & Found 3-Personals i'rIr 1. _______--.Ofl, Apart iiieiit - . Riia4.I '. " F K & MEEK (1TRYS HEATflG SERVICE A Tl"eñ Oil Heeter, eol4l A SOUTH SEMINOLE SANFORD -f 1,tht Str, , INTfl Ar SE1CFD. riior Realty Payton ke on Trailer Races ... bus' 1 e'r 2. $1 2.20 mc, Mabel t\'."hltigioti, 1, Fea'e'n ()sks 'I's- alien l'k., 125 (Inure Ill, TV,'ii For ----------------- - - --''1 -- 'ritA II ,HIt & Sparc's A.hiby, _______ 5227152, - Sfl. Misc.. For Sale Page 6A - Nov. 18, 1966 15. Special Ser1eea ufrb I,nl) -________________________ ____________ __ C)11.. )ATFS: ALL MAKES, 1VENTCflY R1Ft'C1NC SA1V. - I 104-Trailer Spnee-l{etit I lii. Afflui Sale For :1.7uI.l'eIU)Øt, 1 %4 bath, e'ona'.'n. $101) DO\VN & $IS() Mo lent loetiou. uie.' yard. 504 l.AIIi1I2 11II11M,, I bath, iriutl,lc flavwooil I)t'la- e, 223.1242. ef lit)'. $51100. : iy ('IWNETI I 23 Country Club - Circle. 2 il.'.l room, In x is Fanail)' room. Pay closing cost 322-1201 2640 Hiawatha at 7.51 & take over psa)'me'ntsi. Ph, !2.3l5$. I-AXE FRONT- Lake Mary, hu,Irm., 2 11db. ccitt ml sir & l*1tI'IM. Ma nr, at S 'rv ' o heat. 51 5,000, Ph. 322-71 22. 515 i ' lot, I'm PoInti, i ro"in, 5 ii510. Phi. 522- 81 I 0. 1 'ellA ht': fly 5Iaa'ns'r, 2 large h'esl. r'''ni, ,'nt'tietiti$t, Inn e- 1 4ii ft. -iN UHAIrT)1•'I'I. I.iti'l.'':i;i.'ul hit, All nppiisatie's's. COt'N'VItV t'I.t'i* lSl:islll'rS l'Iuotie' '555291. 4 I1DI1M., 2 liSt It, Ce-atral Air R. - ______________________________________________ Heat, ta-all let wall carpet thru "uut hon so, lam pos A' lIon e In 9 1'i. II (lmIses.-Snlo or Rent ea'lt at-indoar. fell,'.',) i'ui" - ar.i $1,000 .'nsh .c pick up 'iii It t-:i-; hIe'elr.,,im, i"lnrtiln room ctr rut, of 5101 0 month ta'htl"tt l"lt- eiilit,'s'. I'stio. Lnv.'i' ocrpars sill, ui- u- lot. Owner, 322-1 III. 2 11111151., 2 lirathi, 5400 esieli anti, .rc $79.50 i,a,"sith. pars 97. houses For Rent all. These are on nicely lan.1_________________________________________________ scapeil lots off State itoad 427 'l'V0 lil';lIlRIOSl hoUse, HItcher & State floa.l 1.. Also hat'.' ti'. 4-,lustlai)eI, $70 month. 22 coins fle-ntai. W. 0. t?nsworth, I 9th St. Ph. 322-2257. Builder, 1'. 0. floe- 4U', hone- _______________________________ T'O-1 I1HI1HOOM Furnished ta oo.l. Fin. 550,0(1 Cottages, & in'anth. 21? & 511 1 4 Huh I!ARI)WOOl) FLOORS IIAR1IISS 111CA1..TY, 322-5444. 'fl-IS----. and 2 full ihathe, 3 liel. room, Sp,a,.'Ieau.us Liv log room, fiNE 1IEPROOM House, tjowflbuilt tt, hang.' & Oven, shuntown l,ake Mart', partly furn'taft's' of flit.' Kitchen Cabinets. I sluerl. 520 ;'rr flh.)tiI Ii, ('all 322. All thai. & a lot niece at 1512 Chase- Ave. fleupsit-es nni' $050 _____________________________________ to handle and :%ssttlne iota' In. ,, ,.,,•, .- ,., H, i,etiiUt',iI. 110i interest Mortgag.' at 559,95 ii, room, $110 mel, Inetluslisig uiettt' It tea nuontluly. Let ti, atteu' & ele.'trieit>'. No pets. Soil. 322-3909. - _A aren't 4 t-!1l5. can Ihese used flU!, 4 p H a- 5tt ki ai iVY i. FMC,I Ph. 322.1055 So. Hwy. 17.92 Across From Pine Crest Inn ma.. rn. ss AnnA Ji&'OO - PH. 322O231 SS5S5 SS5S . 1U1 W. PIKI i, , - - -, _-_"_'--.l - .r ' - Jtwwt -.,,_-- -. ;j l- --- - 't'(M-WUat '#' 'i-._ -I -- - I - 1'' 'a �:;. .$ .. I 7n •..: - . . -.--.. ½): T ___ .: i*- •- - ,...-r- - * * * * Seminole County on "The Nile of America" the St. Johns River •.. ... ____- - .. It. - i p Every WeChk I C, --Nmomm- % tir anfu th 040 3222611 __ - AP 4298$ lAP or Code ? jrrath IF . 82171 ____ ___ unin thru '1ueday. Phone 0. 66 1 • _ \VlATl1ER : Fair and ____________________________________________ __________________ - MONDAY, NOV. 21. 1966 - SANF011P ILO1ffl)A-Pce Lensed \Vjrc-1stnl)Ushed_1908 __________________________________ Adventist i. THE snvNTH-D AT E Oorn.r 7 th & Elm Pastor a. L. Marshall SERVICES SATURDAY9:10 a. m. Ba.ibath School Worship Service - 11:00 a in. Wsdn.iday Night 7:10 p a. Prayer ServIce 11 I FIRST APT1ST ORV Sit Park Avenue P. B. Chursos Pastor Mornin Worship 1:20 a. a. Sunday School 945 a. a. Morning Worship 11i10 a. m. 6:10 p. a. Training ttnlon Eveniflg Worship 7:45 V. a. Wed. Prayer Bsrvlos 720 p. a. - 1 __ A - _____ - g ___ .. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando Rd. at fl•stsr *vs. B. Hamilton Griffin 9:41 a. a. Sunday School Morning Worship limo a. in. Training Union 6:90 p. a. 7:45 p. a. Evening Worship MISSIONARY k1.ia.NcE CUUIZCB 1401 Park Ave. at Rev. Blair 5oGezisy Pastor . - - - - ; . ._.. 1 1 WEETBIDE jfl.SS1ONA.RY BAPTIST CHURCH 5th St. & Holly Ave. Pastor John 21. King 20:00 a. a. SundaY School Sunday Morning Worship - 11:00 a. - - - .jt - I • Ev'udug WorshIp - 7:20 P M. WednesdaY pyer Barrios -7:45 P. in. . • 11 0 PISECItEET KURCB I., Rev. Roy A. Hamilton $a6y School - 9:45 a. a. Idurulus Worship - 11:00 &. M. Training Union - G:1b ii. in. Evening Worship - 7:50 ). in. .• I Wad. Evening Prayer . I awwlm 7:30 P. m '. - .. •'- - - - - -. Young People Service a Bible 7:10 V. M. Study . _________ _________ - .- Wednesday: - - . - • . .. • . • . -- . : ...- - -S..-- .. . L. . L' 10:00 L. in. 11:00 a. a. 7:30 . m Evangelistic Svc. Young People Svc. & Bible Sunday School Morning Worship . -. • - . skip . • . •.. . . . - _. - • . • • . - - • •. - fteotor - . • iv,N12 Christ ,'-, . CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Park Avenue Bert Drown Evangelist Sunday Bible Study 10:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. Evening Service - 6*10 p. a. Wednesday Bible C1-'1*10 a. •. • -- .. 4. - 4 - - . - •.. .:-. CHURCH OF Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr. BvagelIst I W, .. • . - - • •: -- 'I. - . Pastor Morning Worship - 8:25 a. in. Sunday School - 9:15 a. in. Morning Worship 21:00 a. M. - 1. - . - . ...- , isms When IL Th1U1 gives thanks he s recognizing how small a part. he himseir has ALL FOR THE CHURCH When u man gives thunks he is expreming hit, uffection for and his del) ndence on those who constantly share the experiences of his life, When it mun give.- thutilts be lit layinr uside his dinontentments to rejoice in more numerous and more meaningful satisfactions that have marked each puss- the i.ng day. When a mun ives tharilm be is esmiping from the webs of _ When a man I'*OLA CHURCH O) CHRIST ___ OA1.LWN BAPTIST CHURCH ride, gmd and no earth for the building of character :snd good citizcnHhip. it is n store. hou-4e of iqtiritual values. Witilowt a itre four sound reasons wby every Herban W. Goarse Pamuw KIron g Church, neither democracy nor civilization can survive. There wrsnn should attend services egu- _ _ God! And rc rc is chfldren. When a M= gives; than1m be is dilmoverinr bir, grentex need. For aR t1uLt God Jzj provided is but. the threshold to all that Got! jomises, dheif *ali.i. For ne Balm the mike of tim Church jLmelf, which n,edshisnicralsiidaatcrialmzpport. Plan PD to cburcbru1jy aix! delly. . FIRST _ _____ Madcy ___ _____ Exodus 34:1.9 SCIENTIST 16:11 i'nmiah ____ ____ Joel ____ 33:1-9 qt) t qmiz> t sip t qs!r t 800 East Second street Sunday Service A ______________________ Wednesday Pikai Science Sunday School - Limo a. a. Wednesday Service.. s:co V. a. Subject: "Soul and Body" - . CHURCH 419 Park Ave. Rev. Robert IL Jenkins, Pastor Morning Worship - 9:10 a.. a. Morning Worsh ip - 10:65 a. a. ______ ____ _____ I?is. -- yp ________ ___ _________ _________ ____ ______ . -. M.eting, (Inter _____________ ___ _ ____ School - . mediate - 9:45 5:10 Senior) a. in. p. a. Evening Worship - 7:15 V. a. ____ GRACE METHODIST CuCE Onora Ed.. at Woodland Ave., Rev. Robert U. Temple, Jr. Pastor ol - 9:46 a. m. Morn ing Worship ._. 11:00 a.. in. Weekdays: 10:10 a.ui.-.4:2O p.r. MY? - 6:30 p. a. GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford C I FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Sulouff and Employees 01' THE NAZARENE St. at Maple Am W. 2nd homes continue to rot. .1. Lester S..2 Pastor Sunday School 9:41 $. in. Morning Worship - 10:50 a. a. Youth Hour 6:00 p. a. Evang-efletic Service 7:00 p. a. Mid-Wash Service (Wed.) - 1*91 V. a. CELMY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. C 4 CHELSEA TITLE AND rp GUARANTY CO. CAR.RAWAY & McKIBBIN HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 1IISU1flCC Hwy. 17-92, Sanford _ Sunday °' and wonder if in a different world. Pentecostal M'LR.ST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH O1 LiONOWOOD 561 Orange St.rast Sunday School -10:00 a. a. Morning Worship - 11:00 a.. a. Sunday Evening - 7:30 p. a. Wed. Bible Study p a. ____ - _..... KILGORE SEED COMPANY Bob McGuire and Staff 119 W. First, Sanford FLORIDA STATE BANK B.ARRELL & BEVERLY PUBLLX M1.ETS AND STAFF AUTOMOTIVE and Employees THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. & Mrs. M. It. Strickland 7:90 p. BILL HEMPITT1L MOTORS, INC. __ ___ ____ Kentucky Jim Don HaWkins, Man.ugY 4 f,LftST PRESBYTERI.A31 CHURCH Sanford. Fla.. Senior H1 Fellowship 7:00 pj& %# $A 11dui Springs Baptist Church. 1,60 Lehman lid Ile 0 - ____ _______ rtrat itaptist. church at ovisdo i rirat saptm ctisrc at a, 'i spriag. _____ First Bbliob Missionary -Baptist Church, 1101 W. tI t. Forest City Baptist Church Pountals Heed Baptist Church, Ovied.. Jordan Missionary Ilaptist Chur, 4 4 PRIISBYTEItLLN Rt. 436 _____ East of Seminole Puss __ C SEjZR.T t I - -•• •-. B Lucas F. Grfle - Church School - 9.30 a. m. Morning Worship - 11:10 a. M. Junior HI A Senior HI Youth Meetings - 1:00 V. a. Tuesday: 8:30 7:00 I) 3 house on Palmetto Holy Cross Eptsoopal, Park Ave.at 4th _______ Ascension Lutheran Church, Ovaibrook hr.. Casseib.rry Zion flop. Baptist Church, 712 Orange Ave. CATW)LlC Good Shepherd United Luthera, MAUD L Url&ndu Dr. Churdb at Lbe Nativity. I.Akm Mary • 103 W. PI&o. Mesala.h Lutheran Church. *.rn.rleen I.iou Rail, Prairie Lake, Form Park .Huaa Ca.tholic $por$-rn". tsb, saft 'It. Ass's Oa.tholto Churc h, Pershing A&" U0101107 It M th oflo Church, MaltMdal.ne Ift. 'MiLas Lutber&n Church. Jftt. IN 3&RJ1 &VS. Alt=012t& " rings MMMODINT liarnett Memorial Method ist DeBary Ave.. EntaWles Bear LaM. Methodist Church 1A1( ruut chrum" CONGREGATION AL Congregational Christina Church "Via Church. B. Bethel A-liE. Church, Canaan Height. Caseciborry Community Methodist Church. HWY 17-1f." & Pinvy Ridge Rd.. casatswerry L)eiiary Cuzzunuutt- - Methodist Church W. Highlands, D.Ba.ry Nurthald. Cnriauau Courub,, 3' 1 u r j d a lia.vsu .,, M.&ttIan4 in the car - . I will not even Geneva Methodist Church, Geneva Grace Methodist Church, Onors Rd. Grant Chapel L.M.E. Church. Oviedo - Oakgrov. Meth odist Church, Uuteen Hothodlat Church a 0 1 5 Wesl.yau Methodist, kt. 44 W. at Panla, 81- James A.K.E.. 9th ft at Cnwees Ut. Mary's A.M.E. Church t. R. 411 8L Paul's Methodist C b u r a AL 0stses ltd. Ent.erpris. Stafford Memorial Methodist Ch orek B. DeB&*7 NAZARENE F I ra t Cbureb of the nesarsue. w. 2nd at Maple Peru Park Church of the Xs.wns. O'Brien Rd., Peru Park 1,&k.& Mary aburch at the X-i-arese Community Presbyterian Church, i' FrelsbytorlLn ch-wch 0111.19 ALV416 & 3rd St. First Presbyterian Church of DeBa.ry, E fl:gti:and 1, rembiLarian ebutou lut wuo cows&&" 17L U. Orlando Dr. kit. .A.udrcwa Prssbytari&n Church .,--• says lii:' Democrats Will Win back the honda governor's chair in inTo. high, in his first major lx:st. elect Ion nd(lress sitice his upset defeat by htepulilican Claude Kirk in the governor's race, On - 411D 4lb ed to be adopted at the continu- Guilty In GOP i •- .1:irlging of e x hibits and livewas proceeding today on7 the eagle eye of competent I area judges with placing of ribstock - - • - 1 4, - V Fair nffif-iaI,¼ announced that Childrens Days are set for T::esday and Wednesday. beginning .17 1 p m. with over 17.1100 tie. kt-ts for free admission distrihuted to public and private .4' • • 2 SChl(1Ol5. ed session of the Casselberry the Orange County line . - city Council at 7 p. m. today. - City Attorney Kenneth McIn- Circuit Court Losh was instructed to prepare --- ____ - DeBary Woman Dies In 17w92 Crash flay and area merchants are (iKtrihuIting thousands of passes for ;jdijIt.s and children which will give them special privileges on that day. A Thanksgiving flay turkeq dinner will be seryed by the Legion Auxiliary in the Legion building. __________________ _, I Seminole Cotinty's tv,,enty-fotirth ti-affic atality ~ ty In Circuit Court today . -• ____ .1 I __ I tinuance of his case until Nov. • il I ed with armed robbery 6%. 91'lZ Bear Lake Road Upsais Contmuulty Presbyterian Church. Upiala Rd. Westminster Church, Howell Pa.rh. R*. 416, saelbs SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST to know how many of the leaders in the courthouse fight in South Seminole actually use the ___________________ Fire Sanford faciUt for personal Trailer 1, '. Lake Seventh-day Adventist church. reasons . . . Now I'm not ing about those Orange County I The only lighted playground 10 Seminole County is without lighu . . . Tbat'b the une Out in Sunland Estateb. COWY b"Y5 of a ''grand coalition'' of the Christian Democrats and Social- First Church of Christ, Scien tist, 100 E. Sad It Kingdom Hall of Jchova.F. Witness Naval Air Station. • Togo Disorder I PARIS (Ala) - Iflsurgents were reported to have seized See Pg. 2 the Togo radio litation early to- day but President Nicolas . order." ' Wins Top Rafe in District sheriff"h DeLarld I wuz:doi' where County Cu:::- Iret Puteo.tsl Church of Lengwood Country caub FI&U 0949411 TabGroade 27t# Ch urch. Oak Mlii ML. Olive Rd. Oste ____ Smyrna cuteti that Grunitzky has l)rOh)U- Beach, Saturday. lily regained the upper hand in 'ThLs is the first time in six iit civil tjisturh,unccs during ytiirS the lucid baud hiss won a got that istztt.e:neut that the no indication of foul play. .- city dc,emi't plun W supply wa- Identificution was determined Hunts of 'a , . - steering, power brakes, one owner, whit e with blue Interior. $ OUR LOT IS RUNNING CAR TRADE-INS. OVER WffH NEW ~ ______________________ HEMPHILL ____ We Care About Your Car ' _- Fuutciul services will be con There wi're liti (IUI)$Uij!a to the fi('l(l. At. 8:15 ji.uii. a man smoking and 59 secutuis," Elinon.: ('(In- Su:nnurhlli Dullary t.er and sewage service to the by personal effects found In coroner. Investigating officer new Ju.nwr College? Suggest debris of the trailer and by was Ih'Land l)eputy Juams's (hupe'l with the Lodge hi set fire to a couch in lila houume t'htided. (Points are Inken off t. he cliet-k with tile City. They the fact Tolliert's aut0l)"JI) Tolbert, who was boa vu in lie at I pun. Tuesday at Oak- was :uut. Injured ud only tiama- it 'll (iCIUOflstrUtIuII in the desigaxe auto paying i lot of money was parked next to It, aetordnu ted time.) the couch. ing to ea-y1 NeUles, adw in is- Columbia, came here some lb bill Memorial I'urk lii l'ulutka. uge was to fur that pruecL ? , Iuftf*st AaDMWY at "d. 27th & Elm Sanford £llta.uo, Church, 1401 S. Park Ave. ba.for6 Congr.gs,tiuo of JehovaIfa Witne.ees 904 Saefo.-d Awe. Tlit "Ivatlun Arwr Ill K Ind bit 1-tolling Huh htorsvjau Church, Altauioute $priugs lob, football stadium. humus were 0 Reatut.irant 2927 Orlando Drive. their fortmitlons mid get off tile 0111d. Justice of Peace Albert %Vil- TRADE-IN Four door hardtop, factory sir condi tioned. power immaster flltiIOUIlCU(I. Small Fires The Marching Seminoles were Only mInor dui,ii.ges occur- uuumitpt'tuutg with 26 bands from department said this morning. mdst-er, Mrs. Geiwvu SiLverJo f I)epusrtment, At 10 am . Sund ay, 'i'liele was no) other property Pittaburifil, Ila., U1111 olle Irraild. Ignited of) it utove lit wibsioner Lvwrellce Swufford ment report,ed Wduy there waa dall"'Ife fruit) tile fire- NEW IUICK eriur rating at theDistrict1965 BUICK WILDCAT which his resignation was (torating for marching, f yeats ago assitunt. rom Palatha and mantled, It was not clear Who though they lucre won superior -ative Milton N. Tolbert, 58, Exalt- t.: Fire wits reported by an un- wusi ernPloYed am it 11"Int, and wall leading tile OpImsitioll. ratings Ili many other cateed Ruler of Sunford Lodge for Hill Hemphill gorics," Willinin Elmore. band1241, 1J.I,.0.k,,., %%,at, f,ut,dily identified inothrijit to the De. body U"An Depart- xtra Special Grunitzky'a broadcast, heard Florida flondniaster's Associa' Elks Leader Here Dies Junction. , Council, Ilercy White and! for Dec. 6. ists to for,n a new national gov- Seminole Band Underwood. Mrs. Onuteincunt. Charles Milner. mate and Roy Shiouiitc. ___________ ernrnent. Turkey Orange, Brovard, Volunla and Survivors III.C. 11 tioll, Joint JI. red lia two fires sundity, 1'0I llm I uble tA) iwurch through the recraft vf St. 1.0juib 1b juttrebted ilia mowle fwfyle Lit j3u,A,,,lu) Couiities. St-1101101(f 10Iru in Itlibi" part of the Sanford lobile flume Park ut Betimon I'luills, 1)ul-will lit-ucu of tile Tulbert of Luke Worth; u W)"ted by thu Hatiford Contest was held at the NSII Eastern Orthodni Church. St. John. Chrysustow Chapel. Alwy. 17-92. Fore IP&rjg congragatios 1110th Isrsel, Im & Kaguolls Deadline (Or qualif)ing is Nov. ______ ___ for council are Homer (Budi will take place for the ward 3 Scott, Jack Utislior and Robert scat bct ecu Councilman RuSilo- bert Rogers. incumbent and Stinday increased tile chances Orhindo. Lucky no funds available. burned early Sunday when fire Bury Volunteer Fire Depart- Motors. 5 • For the past. 10 years he Say, we hear from reliable of .mdetern:ined origin broke moot. which worked for more sources that Mefluunell Air- out between 3 and 3:30 am. in than two hours before being had reshied in Vuluski County. hrch of God of Prophecy. L.cngweod Church of God M.mlon, Enterprise Church of Jais Christ of Ia.ttar Day Saints. 231$ Park Ave. Community Chapel. Alt&mot* Springs Sen- John Lowter, 20, stationed oil Ili Abidjan, Ivory Coast, hulLS tion contest in New attorneys who can't be bothered comin g to Sanford ---%W _- .---. ____ r . . - .1 I -. -. :. -- - - - . PONTIAC Allen IR_________ "i1 _____ Mgmpgn SANFORD PH. 322-0231 11 I I - - __________ . -.-- ------- - - - ------. - . L,, , ""J - .,, "JV.j4;. "i, . ltl, I i, `44. I— - . 4 , I . ~.. ~ ".- `0~*A=V#!1 . . - • ,$-I - uII:TTJ - " 1i - -• we ___ $I_iLjtF. _____ ______________________ J )fl1 V-.--. 11 PluIf .-r---. __"-_- -.-I • I 1. / -'10I I , - "I I 4 _________ ____ l- ------::-.- - - ----- --- - I Meanwhile in Longwood. net- Final day for qualifying Li also titer of the incumbents on the Nov. ti with the election set Grunitzky Inter anounced that "energetic measures have been St'tiiinnle high School's taken to put an end to the ills- Mareliltig St'iitinolvs took a Fatal ! German- the USS Saratoga, died Sunday Incumbent Charles Robinson Deaton. ihosc seats are sationa l gains by West his ear wont. out of coltwhen flY's new ultra nationalist party tit) for election lulve qualified. was also as.-iured of victory in Oil StlitO ItOlid 50 past Of In the Bavarian state electionS trol Candidates who have qualified Altanionte Springs while a race meeting scheduled for 9 a. m. in Ing of tile County Commission. . j, Briggs and Charles Woodruff. Buckelew and C. D. Thompson. time state. Grand Coalition against Roy C. Coleman chant- are on the agenda for the meet- Florida State University. ! 0 i Qua ' b' deceased, were Itussehl l)itzler election is scheduled for Dcc. in weekend traffic accidents DONN, Germany (Al 27 l be given a scholarship to jury was hearing the case Only Items of routine business broadside i •. . i4L. . Ll ll()silitill. ill 11(itlitij)ll to tlit. selberry Citv (loillicil. -Nitit'lelpal I niatin. has qualified for mayor. Message next year. Charles Patterson. charged with • bit -------- -- --- -- ----- 7 of the Union" message of their ter ward A. Lunil and Arthur Lego are tilt! incutnbent3. W. H. Marown after President Johnson deEleven other poisons, iiteludarly ing two Navy men, were killed and Dolt Willson. Paul W. tin. Rex Cionts, and Kirby e livers his to Congress - ty Coininis. tence investigation. I ---- ~ ____________ ____________________________ ..,,j Four candidates have quailFort! says he expects Itepubhi- Pate has been charged with 25. for the three open seats on Candidates are the incum(Led cans to some UI) with a "State reckless driving and mauslaughbents, Dr. Eugene Ellis. Ed. the Oviedo Town Council. They the resolution at last week's The resolution may be prestraw the roads to stabilize em . . . That's in wii son' grand larcenc' asked for a COfl sented to the commission at the th I - . Thur4ulay will he 'Merchants' f SNAS, Charles llurdit- k of and final (lily to qualify is Nov. '-16 and election is Dec. 6. Republican Leader Gerald It'. () Okeechobee and Mrs. Frank. k--., ( Now it,s almost a million . . . There was talk about putting breaking and entering and eral months ago, _ - Behind WASHINGTON (AP) -1Itl Board, who began the fight for sion meeting for 1. 913 - . - At that time the road and Bridge In otherPaul cases during there-location of the courthouse to morning. Harold Rube F und was $2,600 per year . - . pleaded guilty on charges of "a more central location" sev- P Uy. 491, Forest City Seventh-day Adventist Church. Mattland Ave.. Aitanmonte Springs Sanford Bevszatk.aay Adventist Chirok. Seventh A Em OTHER CHUECUES Allen's ÂME. Church. Olive A 12th church at Goo in Christ. (>vledo Chuluots Community Church 'Church of God of Prophoey. zscl Elm Avg. - - Has Lagging tics and Circuit Judge VoIle th e action to show its complete BEAT - Looking through the Williams Jr. ordered ii pro-sen. support of the City Planning ' ._. and Move of the lie", courthouse is expect - Bell Pleads buses. IALke X9mve usat. 166t W. Third at. Jrirmt high Optimistic COCOA BEACh ( UPI ) - ,Nil- Chamber officials Courthouse assume No word yet on those school Ernest Bell Jr. pleaded guil- STRiCKLAND-MORRISON, Fo rest - Mize said he is firming Ut Push On . him down into a swamp near minuit Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson its it,allied today to iiwct S'iiicuisc In the (ator Howl football gattie Dec. 31. Slated It sure would be interesting Jamestown. near Oviedo. I Forum American Legion and staged at the Legion fairgrounds on South JACKSONVILLE (Al') -Ten- must lie between tile ages of Aye- ON THE SCHOOL BEAT - ILSON MAJER FURNITURE CO. 2410 Maford A... Free Methodist Church, 1.09 W. 4th 5*. Christ Episcopal Church, L,ongwood All bainLa Episcopal. Enterprima Tennemee in ' Accrding to F.ii.P. Trooper C. L. Tomlinson, an ON THE POLICE !EAT -. wished to study the matter be- Any other youths who meet officials throughout the entire the killer was "nqt accepted" automobile (irivt'n by Charles __________________________ the eligibilitf'requir&6arts are Webb Jones pleade -4, innOcent fore making a judgment." unty participate In the forum. brpohlce officials. ' Alan Kaurtuni-m, 22, station. co Lee Ilate of Sunford Naval Air IL__ ______ Station, while proceeding to. ed aboard the Yellowstone at ____ Miami Set and apply for Interviews. Court last week and trial date ____ * * ,, _____ to ilten_______________________________________ ____ Pirker tid. "J MEM1'HIS, 'l'enn. (AP. - ward Sanford, left the road and Mayport near Jacksonviilr. di'i has been set for NOV. 28 . - . University of Miami (Fla.) ac- skikiel Into th e side of a car when his car overturned on 4 '. Police will treat City Commis- to both sides of tile situation and cepted today an invitation to driveti by Frederick Willium State Road 55 south of ClearI• sioners and Civil Service board study the matter before coming Bowl here CtIARI,ES ROBINSON in the water. members to a steak dinner to. to a decision." Iloneker of DeElary. I'uto'n car 10, bowl officials said. Dec* night - . . An auto slammed 'It would be inappropriate for then turned crossways in the into me to take a stand at this time was road rue the oth er night. . . Three LAKELAND (Ul'l)-The liar- a car driven by Mrs. Flema 1 6 0f y 1X vest of tangerines, the popular Chine Frank of I)ellary. • the office of county commisholiday citrus fruit, has begun Tile Ilate and Frank cal's ON TIM SHERiFF'S BEAT- sioner until January." he de- Resolution requesting tile Six candidates have filed l belit!i, have qualified for re-electo pick up In volume but still were total losses and the flonDeputy L. J. Kriz really proved dared, lags well behind last season at eker car received $60() damage. qualifying petitions to run for tion to the offices of clerk and County Commission to schedule ________________ his worth the other night . . . Admitted to Seminole Memo- the three open seats on the Cas- tax collector respectively while titis time. a public hearing on the location Guy broke into a home on Uponly one candidate, A. R. Lotsame thing on Birch Road in Altamonte - . . Kriz chased Eunice L W&on and Staff Christ Meth odist Church • Su:ilu.ud Estate First Methodist Church. 411 Park Ave. First Methodist Church of Ovledo First boutb.rn M•thodist Church o - said today. Vernon .lize I sala Road and then did the Wed.: Jr. Choir rehearabal 1:10 H 11 . (;.:'r 'prn at P. M. today for the annual Seminole Coon- ...L for the Dec. 6 election . . . sion and the South Seminole been sent to local youths whose foruin so there will be no coil- Samuel Sheppard said In a tele- Ill-ee eltr collision on U.S. 17-9" 2, olie mile not111 of ; It ation of the recent studies done here by flicts ter. Mze said he plans to have had an Idea who killed his first Sanford. Three others were also hospitalized. courthouse stating that he Community Action, Inc. 0 0 a a cross-section of resppnsiblo wife, but his information about teens DURECTOIRY Ave.. EuterprLft 411 8. Holly Ave. s't Missionary Baptist Church g, .Euvsrprls aiao.donia. Mission Baptist Church O" AMU Ad. UsUms MoIng Glory Baptist Chu Geneva. flu. Missionary "pust churcki,, a" UL Lm.z*do Springs Rd.. 2uigwosd Mt. Zion U'-sivnsry BaPtist. Sip.. ASS. 9th It. A H"krr Ave. New lit. Calvary Missionary Baptist Now baism .PrimH.iv. Baptist Church, 1500 W. 12th St. CHURCH ..i.. 'VERNON MIZE Not when MORTUARY STENSTROM Herb Stenstroxn and Staff Church of God, 603 Hickory Church of God. 1300 S. French Church of God,, Ovisdo Church of God Mission. Enterprise EPISCOPAL All Saints Episcopal Church E. DeBa.rl 940 Cyprai. St Alta.muuts Spring. Wastald. Missionary Baptist Church, 101 W. First 8L. • Church of Christ, Pa.o1 r CHURCH Tlemple Baptist Church. Palm Springs lftd- 1 EA • • . and Mayor Robert King Iligh Talking a WESTMINSTER COBI.A BOATS ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ. 11.1! 5 Park Ave. Church of Christ, Geneva Church of Christ. Lake Mary hurcb of Christ. ngauod Wait Bunia.0 Baptist Church, 11$ French Ave. St. James Missionary Baptist Church st.. Rd. 411 Ostoso St. ia,ni Missloosry Baptist Church, 9th at. St. Matthews Missionary Baptist Church Canean Heights Church & Grant 1 COUNTY Progress Missionary Baptist Church, Midway beonud Shiloh Alissionary Baptist Church, Firet Baptist Church, 1.29 Park Ave. ?ricudthlp Ilaptiut Cbw't:h Alts.mout. Springs EL. 436, A.itemouts Springs First Baptist Church of Deflary F1rs.t Baptist Church of Geneva rust First -Baptist Church of 1k, Mary First Baptist Church of Lake Monroe 11011 PARKER Time ': _ 17Th Sout.b Orlando Drive 'nP a Mc. - Pastor Worship •.0D a.. a. Church School - 19:00 a... a. WILSON-EICHELBtJRGER SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff New Mt. Zion Baptist church. 1720 Pear Ave CM.klawv Baptist Church, 374$ W. 20th StDuteen liautls: Church Pinsoreet BaptIst Church 119 W. Cinora Rd. Prairie Lake Baptist Church. Ridge Rd.. Fern Park BAPTIST Antloch Ilapilut church. Ovi.do Central B&pttsi Church, 1811 (.bsk Ave. Chuiuotzi First Baptist Church Chuluvis BaptIst Mtio are quarterback Frank Whighain At press time, a Circuit Court Tuesday. A. DUDA & SONS, INC. Slav.ia, Florida . ON T H E COURTHOUSE charges of possession of narco- regular meeting. The board took L D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida Fair of the year occunl'e(l over the weekend with the (heath An Idea todaywith to et Up a (Into for the CLEVELAND (UPI) - Dr. of Mrs. Margaret Mason of Deflary as a result, of a voters ',viji use paper ballots between the County Commis- Xirchhoff said 200 kttera had plans _____ Adult Choir rehearsal i ake ihBJ)e. Iii lower J)hOtO, roin yearr old Mn rt it, \\TW f I aitki' Mary offers some feed to a gOOM' (I feraki I'hOtOM ) I1t(!IiMl In the livi'st,ck i'xh iluit. 11 There's no doubt that Sanford today to jump into the wrangle Job Corps. V.m. Pioneer Fellowship 7:00 p. a. Primary Choir rebearnal problem. governor. • condemned homes? 7 8*. _ County Courthouse Presbyterian Church School- . ter has openings for Z%PpVOXi mately 50 youths and "possibly as many as 30 iiin hi' accepted from Seminole County." To be eligible, tb rout its , i.ir Wilk QVMINOTlar-i IM 01id '1 '. y ' • Kirchhoff slkitl tile liren c'41- . , Oak Ave. A I.n(lay. In tiplipr photn rideq and shows begill to 16 and 21, out of cehool for at least three months and tIUCItIKirk into the governor's fliflfl Enforcement survey. They were ployed. short, hut he (Il(lfl't say who. Parker Nov. supposed to come in here Those selected will he sent. . . . The only hope to clean to job corp training centers I-low MLIch Power up this area is in Federal funds ll rt-'• (away from home) and wi to hear all TALLAIIASSEE (UPI)-LegThe peoplc in the rotting hoard, work A public forum On . . room and ceive find out soon just sides of the courthouse reloca- Islators lilny tomes wait . . . The City waits clothing, medical and dental tion controversy is expected to how much power they really I wonder what the slum care and a weekly allowance. . . . the Civic Center have In calling themselves Into were doing on th is landlords of ho hold at completion At the successful lovely afternoon as these pcowithin the rt'xt 10 :lnys. Cbnnt special session-e'en tithe go'"ill training, selectees pIe were jammed into their County Commissioner - elect their ber of Commerce President C. ernor actively opposed such a receive $50 per month for each alove. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN - f.t There's still no word from the Urban Programming Corpora. lion of America on th eir Code a. J. 0. (Jim) Smith an,.! Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies ____ ______ that the (;t'rgiui Legislature cannot elect that slate's next . -. Orlando will be in the office of the hwal Community Action, inc. at 9 a.m. 'I'uesday, 1101 Pine Ave. to interview potcntlni recruits for job corps training. - ____ ruff higii-ievei sitoy or tilt. China Court, Rules Youth Opportunity Center in * $ PROGRESSIVE PRDTMG CO. 1400 W. 1st. St., Sno -. vs lookin- off in the distance e rotting beams on th e . . . th Southern Fiberglass Products, Inc. FIRESTONE STORES I . - ride through these two eyesores glancing at the out. houses the filth in yard, garbage piled tip on the dirt roads . . . people sitting on the porch. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK J . C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff . : _________ threp-Judge federal court rilling ¼ -ed youth of tile countv. A field representative of (he You - Howard EL Hodges and Staff a ': ________ , WINN D1XFF STORES and Employees HOLLER MOTOR SA.LES CO. and Staff 11, spaghetU . . . in Georgeto _________ r _________ and Goldsboro the shanty, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possibl - , 1.,( Of Economic Opportuini offer of tV goes on wi th job corps training for unem- - I . ,.; ing games of chance, cating Nazarene METHODIST Sunday ____ Christian Methodist his _______ inity six! _____ (4) 3 _____________ Sunday Scbooi 9:16 a. in. Kindergarten and Nursery Ii and at the plazas . . crowds at the All Souls Carnival play. Session Meet ........0:45 A. a. morning worship - 12:00 a. n. _______ LUTHERAN CHURCH TH.W REDEEMER 103 W. :bLb Place 'The Church or th e Lu th eran liour' and TV -This Is the 'Meanwhile, work- of tile Of- No WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court stayed today a -. - Says _____ I.. : _ 1 w __________ of lied Chin;i in the United NatiohiM bill lttlflOtItU'CtI II. %(flhl(i u)p:1rt fl pino offered by Italy MII)W1Y (OES (TI' 1:71(1 1iV(stO('k gets fed ut. 1111(1 live other couiitrlc for Seminole Cotitity Fur, srheduilu'd to Ot!fl at pm. Seminole Corn- . on TV . . . shopping downtown ------- Morning Worship - 1:10 a.. . Church School 9:41 a. a. The Church is the grmtw factor arc: (1) For his own suite. (2) For i - thanks he meeting God cm God's own ground. p. ( gives Each Month Kindergarten and Nursery THE CHURCH FOR ALL contributed to this world's abundance. LAKE MARY _______ CHURCH CHRIST Morris Ruby Evangelist Meets In Lmk. Mar)' Fir. Hall Bible CIa.ss 9*20 a. in. Morging WoTihip.. 10*20 a. a. Springi Worship _ 31:00 a. m. Sunday& Friday of '. UNITED NATIONS, N. V. it (Al')- The United State, Iwiny . conquerors Meeting 0001) SHEPHERD UJTHER.LN CHURCH *900 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-91) SanIord, Florida 122-7212 e Rev. J. Gordon P e e r y, 'S - - III') a. a. Lutheran • • '. 1. - ______ ______ CHRIST 11:00 a. a. -. 4, . • • - • • • - • . 1 - - M. in. _____ . ______ ____ . - 7:20 a. - 9:00 a.. (Except lit Sunday-HoLy Coinaunion) • T _____ Springs Community House, Maitland Avenue, Altamonte _. oiration _________________________ .. _ U.S. irchhoff ____ - - - Family Servi ce Morning Prayer - . - Holy Communion - for continued ' j.rir - rø 0. . ___________ I executive director said today. HOPELESS ARE THE POOR hoff, said he understhnds the funds are "being K Saturday afternoon in Sanford processed". The corporation's operating funds wi ll FUll • People watching football out this ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH David R. Burkette - Minister 'l'emporary location: Altamonte 402 S. Park Ave. The B., Le roy D. Soper, .: No funds _______________ ______________________ C LO Moravian HOLY CROSS -. •.. or . a. *4 'I ' Itrd - - . _____ .- . • 102 Oak Avenue Iliohard L. Marshall. Minister Sunday School - 10*90 a. in. Worship Service - 110O a. a. Evening Service - 7:00 p. in. Prayer Meeting, Wed.. 7:00 V. a. liIbIs School Morning Worship Church Street. Longwood Pr. Warren N. 'Thompson, Vicar 9:00 a. a. HoLy Communion Family Service & 9:10 a.. M. classes -- S - ______________ FIRST CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH . • ____________ .._ Episcopal -1. - 7 / Ii I .._ Wed. Prayer Msetlat 7:10 et s • .. Study. Tuesday - 7:80 P. m. - Christian CHRIST1Ai.0 CHURCh 1107 S. SanfordA ve. R. Vernon Puller Sunday School 9:45 a.. . Morning Worship 11:00 a.. in. _____ - • B'TRST F1RS1 SOUTflER MTROD1T CHURCH 1460 Sanford Ave. Rev. Charles 0. Bennett Pastor Sunday School 1:45 a.. a Morning Worship .. 11:00 a.. m. Epworth League 6:00 p w. Evening Worship 7:20 p. in. - - .. FIRST CHURCH OF CffPTST 7:30 p. a- CHURCH OF GOD _______ OF PROPHECY 367 Palmetto Ave., Longwood Rev. John Caresoll -Pastor . ..•-•. • _____ No _____ :1 _ World News In Brief u nil Y Action F ___ _ _________ - - I A _______________ _ 4 . . -. - _____ ___ W ," Prayer Serv. ¼ r. - .. -•- W. 1. iftit) Haininond, Evange.. Highway 41 Wait Bible Class __-. 10:00 a,. M. Morning Worship - 11:00 a. a. • Evening Worship - 1:00 V. rn Bible Classes Wed. - 7:30 . M Sunday School - 9:41. a. a. Worship Pareto. - 11:00 a. ni Training Union - 1:41 p. M. . - WELCO - :. .1 V ,. BAPTIST CUUILCH 2ni West First Street PliStOr Win. ].,. Stephens Sunday School - 10*00 i. inItorning WorshIp.... 11:00 a.. in. Evening Worship_____ - 7130 P. M. Wednesday Pra yer_____ 7:30 p. M. Servioe " ME" _________ 2742 Coun&ry Club Road Pastor Rev. B. T. Barrett . .... .. ,: - . '. Evening Worship - $:Do V. UL JORDAN MISS1ONAItY OF GOD CHCTl.. OP PROPHECY *so Elm Avenue Pastor Ray. Robert Welch 9:45 a. in. Sunday School 1O:4I a. in. Worship Service It - nrelletic Sari. - 7:10 P. Tn. . .. - - Church Of Southern Methodist _...... - •. Pastor Rev. 0. E. Bodess Sunday School 1:45 a.. a. Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. Ev""listio fitervioss 7:ft Via. wed. Prayer A Bible Study 7*20 p. a. 'Sponsored by Baptist 1'.flow. _ It - . - - - •- .. _____ Pastor . . - .. a. a. Wed. Prayer Service 7*30 p. rn. PT1ET .- ... ____ : .-. .:' . Woman'* Club Building 0 • .' . - -•. • -.. EA.NF'ORD CHRISTIAR CHURCH - . - - -. SUAND BAPTIST 2119 French Ave. Baptist Car. 14th 8*. A Oak Ave. pastor 21.,. Freddie Smith Sunday School -9:46 a. a. 12:00 a. a. naming Worship Tralaing Union - 1:l p. M. 7:10 p. a. Evening Service Wad. Prays? Service 5:00 P. in. open . 7:20 P. M. WTRR Sunday Nit. Broadcast _____ .• 1. 1. .. . - Youth Serv. (Sun.) 1:00 P. in. 7:10 Itid-Wesk 8.rv. (Wed.) W a. . - _____ 3L - - - . . - - - . . .. I - - - W* 1P Service 11:00 a. a. 7*10 V. M. 3vsuIng Worship .Alli ance Youth p.nowaigp (Toss.) 1$0 p. a. (Wed) 7:10 p. a. Prays? Mervios - ,: - - Jance -- I 1. '.*A" 1. ...) - S. 1. -' - . Assembly Of God PINECREST AESESIBLY OF GOD CHURCH car. 27th and Elm PaStor B. M. Wilder 9:45 a. rn.. Sunday School 20:50 a. Morning Worship . 1 em CBtTRCR OF GOD Pastor L H. Altord 9:45 e- in. School M,rnln WOTIIi1 -. 11:00 a. in. 7:00 p. rn EvUiUc $rL ramily ?'flght 8.rvles 7:10 V. in. T. P. E. Wed. ____ !1#4 ______ - -._ - % _____ 0~0 Methodist Church of God Baptist ~1' • • - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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/. 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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 17, 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 17, 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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